The New York Herald Newspaper, October 12, 1868, Page 8

8 ne li AP A FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. SUNDAY, Oct. 11, 1868. ‘The gold market had a declining tendency during the whole of last week, owing to the persistent ope- rations of the bears, and sales were made after the adjournment of the board yeaterday as low a8 13774, although this price was bid at the close, The ex- treme fluctuations were limited to two and 3 half per cent, the highest polit touched having been 1403, ‘on Monday morning. The dally volume of transac- tions was large, and the current of speculation was gimost entirely for a fall, the purchases made being almost entirely to cover ‘short’ contracts. The mercantile community shared in the bearish feeling of the Gold Room, and, as usual, borrowed instead of Dought their gold for customs duties, and the pre- viously heavy “short”? interest was largely increased. On Satorday afternoon the speculators manufac tured a rumor, without the slightest foundation tn fact, to the effect that the Treasury would on Mon- @ay invite bids for five millions of gold, and for some time previously they had been discounting the effect of republican majorities in Pennsylvania at the elections on Tuesday. The consequence is that ‘when the actual result becomes known it will be @iscovered that it was over discounted and the premium will react upward. It Is needless to say ‘that the same men are “bearing” gold now who were “mulling” it at 150, and that no changes of a material eharacter have occurred in the meantime to cause ‘this wide fluctuation. There was nothing to justify ‘the advance to that point, and there has been little siuce beyond speculation to produce the de- cline. Both the rise and the fall have proved Gisturbing to trade and a grave public evil by un- settling values, and the only gainers have been ‘the speculators, who would like nothing better than to be able to cause @ ten per cent fluctuation in gold every day. It is a mistake to suppose that the inter- ests of the country are any more promoted by s speculative fall in the premium than by a speculative Tise, for both are temporary and equally damaging tw the business community, who require stability in the standard of values, without which trade becomes Ro less hazardous than speculation. Itia no sign that the public credit has improved because the pre- mium is nearly twelve per cent lower than it was three months ago, and it affords no evidence that it ‘will not be as much higher in three months to come, supposing that any disturbing element 1s at work, either at home or abroad, in the meantime. The customs receipts at the port during the week slightly exceeded $2,760,000, or but little more than the aver- age Joss of specie by the city banks. There was an actual borrowing demand for coin from the bears and rates favored the lender. The daily iange of ‘the market was as understated:— Money was tn good supply during the week at alx and seven per cent at the Stock Exchange, with most of the transactions at the lower rate, In commercial paper there was a moderate business ‘transacted, and the best grade at three and four months was generally taken at seven per cent dfscount, this being the minimum rate. ‘The demand for loans on miscellaneous stocks on Saturday afternoon was quicker than usual since the recent stringency, and the rate was seven per ent almost without exception. A rumor at the @ame time gained currency that another “squeeze”? 4m the money market would be artificially produced ‘this week for the purpose which the bears failed to @ccomplish when they last experimented in this @irection. But if the attempt is made it is to be Roped it will fall of ite imtended result, there being mothing legitimate but much that is discreditable in thie kind of warfare. The statement of the mesociated banks of this city for the week shows some important and unexpected changes ef an unfavorable character. The deposits have @ecreased $5,865,180, although there was no @onmderable drain of currency westward ap- parent. The specie has decreased $2,411,238, so that ‘the loss in general deposits was only about three millions and a half. The loans have decreased $3,958,286, but the legal tenders only $285,361. The @irculation alone shows an increase—namely, $33,297, The totals of the present and last preced- ng statements are as subjoined:— 267, 11, 787,335 284,154,806 34,188,103 + 104,919,177 189,068,007 + 60,240,447 60,005,086 ‘The market for government securities opened mrong, and the reaction from the depression of the Previous week made further progress; but duiness @oon tntervened, although the principal dealers re- ported a good demand for investment from the coun- try and some purchases by the foreign bankers. The @aposition was general towards the close to defer ©perations until after the result of the Pennsylvania election has become known, and at the same time the continued decline in gold depressed quotations gightly; but considering the reducea premium they show great Ormness. The tendency of a republican vietory in Pennsylvania will be to strengthen gov- ernments materially, and there is a wide margin for improvement, our national securities being relatively cheaper than any others in the country. At the close ‘the market was strong at the subdjotned quotations>— Coupon, 1881, 113% & 113%; 5-20’s, coupon, 1662, 11234 & 112%; do., 1864, 11034 @ 110%; do., 1866, 11034 110); do., mew, 1865, 108% # 10894; do., 1867, 10856 @ 108%; do., 1868, 1005¢ @ 10044; 10-40's, coupon, 106 81055. The leading feature of the stock market was the rapid advance in Pacific Mali to 131, following which it was announced that the opposition line to Califor- nia had been withdrawn, whereupon the stock re- acted to 125; but at the close it was firm at about 128, the general expectation being that the company will resume the payment of dividends in December. Railway shares were strong, Erie excepted, and @uring the latter part of the week the Western sharea, and particularly Rock Island and Chicago and North- western, advanced rather sharply. On Saturday Ene developed great weakness consequent on sales to realize made in anticipation of a large amount of stock being thrown upon the market immediately aiter the annual meeting and election of the com- pany on Tuesday next, apd the price de- clined to O47 with every symptom of an impending break. The stock referred to is now held for election purposes by the present di- rectors, avd to this circumstance in part the recent steadiness of Erie, under depressing infuences, ts attributable. The earnings of this company, alike ‘With those of the New York Central, have falien off largely since the commeucement of the contest be- tween the latter and the Pennsylvania Central for traific to competing points in the West, and beth the Erie and the New York Central are carrying freight from New York to Chicago, by rail ali the way, at the rate of eight dollars per ton. New York Central Was somewhat neglected, especially towards the close, owing to the undersianding that the long taiked of scrip dividend has been indefinitely post- poued and will probably never be made, To “water” the stock in the manner proposed by some of the speculative holders of the stock, but never in- tended by Mr. Vanderbilt, would ve ultimately ruinous to it as a dividend paying security, and the eompany should never perpetrate so suicidal an act, Railway shares are now welling at pricea xo far sbove their real value that there ts no inducement whatever for the public to buy them, as thereny they would be merely relieving the cliques by whom they are sustained of a portion of the heavy load they are carrying. The hears have had #0 little to thrive upon for a long time past, owing to the steady Tine of prices, that the “short” interest outstanding fa very light, and hence when the market does give ‘Way there will be nothing to check its fail. Some of the miscellaneous shares were strong and more active than tiscali of late, there having been a rise of bunt six per cent in Mariposa preferred and more than two in Western Union Telegraph. At the close on Saturday the market was drooping for rail- ‘Way shares but atemly for other stocks, and the following quotations were current:—-Pacifo Mati, 1984 & 198%; Western Union, 06% & 36%; New York Central, 128% a 129%; Erie, 47% ; Reading, 06% © 06%; Michigan Southern, 86 a 964; Pittsburg, 08 a 88%; Rock Island, 1064 # 10644; Northwestern, 91 2 91%; Go, preferred, 914 @ 9194; Fort Wayne, 311% # 111%; St. Paul, 100% @ 101; do. preferred, 2005 a 101; Mariposa preferred, 20% & 21, NEW YORK “ERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1868.—TRIPLE SHEET. ye ‘The foreign exchange tnarket was firm througbout and rates advanced, owing to the scarcity of billa and tre tncredhed demand of importers, both being dm consequence of the decline in gold, which checked exports of produce, while it stimulated purchases of exchange for remittance. At the close the lead- ing drawers asked 1003, for their sterling at alxty days, and Bankers’ bills on England at sixty days ‘were quoted st 109% a 10934; at three days, 109% a 109%; commercial bills, 10834 @ 100; Bankers’ bilis on Paria at sixty days, 6.10% a 6.1734. Annexed ia a comparative statement showing the shipments of specie from the port last week and dur- ing the year to date, together with those for the cor- responding periods in 1866 and 1867:— 1866, 1807, 1868. Forty-first week... $105,050 $473,478 $43,620 Previously reported 63,915,883 43,449,212 6,885,537 as onpasine $54,113,983 $48,922,600 $66,430,157 ‘The exports of specie from this port to date in the previous fourteen years compare as follows:— “ate it 29,090, vo 94,784,768 1% aiemnoet Subjoined 1s the total valuation of foreign importa at the port of New York for the week ending October 9, compared with those of the two preceding weeks, as also the value of dry goods entered at this port and thrown on the market for the corresponding Period in 1866 and 1867. 7 good Rien 500 015 ere 972 Gen’! merchandise.. * 0,102 satis Seesant Toth) for week... $4,098,601 $0,733,633 $4,057,440 The imports of dry goods for the week and since January 1 compare as follows:— entra, eee Week. 1866, 1867, $1,005,386 $1,605,307 $1,001 oror2 Frown on'masiéi 2,204,481 1,533,588 1,800,400 t port... $1 674 $75,056,400 $07,764,717 mere Sami onan Storeostoan "aioe aoe COMMERCIAL REPORT. BaTuRDAy, Oct, 10-6 P. M. Corrre.—The market for Rio was quiet but steady at former prices. Other kinds were still dull and unchanged, Corron.—Receipts 8,994 bales. The market continued ac- tive, there being a good demand from all sources, and prices for the aed rat 20. Ber Ib. higher. Other The sales a following ctype et 924 Bales ‘meh 1, ‘ash tor for spistne, tian on fare og iiarwet closed strong at stations: and Terns, 2 33 Bi 36 3, 60,437 do, The market for State and Wost- afair demand for all kinds. wre} o aly at tt ‘rey ad} Tat 8 a gus fs ‘hoop Obi bran ips 890 01 r ir a8 . Round boop Oh ie, rage bi ae 0 = 11 60 i fue extra. 008 10 50 Eouts straight oxi 000.8 11 50 Louis choice dgnble 13 00 a 18 50 i Lule choles f ks Wie 15 0 (meng ml iy BOs 15 d extra. 8Ha #3 Galitornia four ceacks and bb 00 a 18 bu Rye flour... 6 — 850 Seas ay 5400 625 win Che 640 Geen meat Seroet Sie 685 pavhent was i ‘but the oyera bid low, and some of the ‘Ic. @ 3c. w Siose current yeaterday, but closed firm ai the last aales being at x - sige te Reine eee @ ns oa ve 18.0 for a do, California, px Foie "and prices owever, Paitin roveme! of : inores the ontal ‘for a chotee iS tor malt ras firmer; State and Cauads were quoted at or (barley malt 000 Dushels were sold, part at FRE1auTS.—The market was still’ quiet, but_rates Hy ents were :— fata beige it wae ink peroma no le burg ship, from Philadel 5,000 teum, satin ee neeer jew mmerican fztenktaneees ee GuNN1Es—Cloth remained quiet but steady at 21g. @ 3c, Bags were dull at I0c. 0 19340. fors.—The demand was moderate and prices were stendy at 18e. a 25c. for good to prime ite. ‘8 lic. for inferior to common do. be a 0e. Hor old crop and ba, = $20. for uew ewe was dull bat steady to value, We quote Manila 13, gold. Jute, bc. fe, ged, Soon ‘esis. if Base market f iy £3 FF fe, for ahort clear, 1B & Mdi¢e. for C ica yea ut. Fibbed were entirely nominal, The lard mi sisly active ot the prices current Yesterday, the aalen bein we ted T8e. & 19\c. for No.1 to prime seam an: reule rendered. Rick.—Carolina was steady at $c. 0 9)c. while rangoon se. was duil at 9c. atta linseed was a shade lower; about 1,200 bags were sold at or arout $2 19, go! lover was dull and nominal at 183g0. @ 14\¢0. for Interior to prime.” Other kinds were duil and Dominal at our lant quotations, SUGAR. ca market for raw was, quiet, but », shade frm- or, closing at a ‘ ning Cuba. fe cee eat ale iat if Hc. a lke. for Cuba, ere ‘about. 400, bid Tigo a ae. for Porto. Ric Demerara on private tarbua; leo £5 bones ak Ihige-m. Hage. Hetined were finn at 15%0. for hard, 143ge, @ 6c. for soft white and lée. w 14igo. for ‘yellows. i at AlLOw wae in fatr demmand at stendy 195,000 Ibe. at Li HISKRY. entirety vom: 1B ye., chiett ‘bois. REAL ches a ea Sct wae ‘dull and A Trenton ww. J.) paper of the Sth inst. says the contract for grading the Vineland Railway from Delaware Bay to the crossing of the West Jersey Railroad, in Briageton, was jet last Thursday to o contractor from New York city. It is expected that the work will be commenced immediately, Sorveys Are also to be made for the purpose of letting the Toad from Vineland to Winslow. How they manage these things in Jersey.—The Graad Jury of Kasex county, New Jersey, has, saya & local paper, indicted the corporations of Weat Orange, South Orange, Clinton, Irvington, Milburn, Livingaton and Newark, for keeping the roads in a bad condition, ‘There has never been 9 time, says the Hammonton ae aoe ane the history of this town when ore ect apt at the present time. aiadaieeanas aia paragraph ts Soing the roonds of the countr Papers to the effect th maiden lady of New Yor h she beqneatha all her property to & religious oo Pi ration to build a church. ihe furthermore directa her executors, in due pro- eas of time to use her dust and entire remains 10 make mortar with which to lay the corner atone.” venteen buildings, including a scotch Preshyte- — are being constructed in Frankiinvi'le, Bhe Baltimore Amertoan contains the fo) Nowin; Tespeciing recent and proposed tinprovements 4 that city:—There are now in progress of erection, within the ilmita of the Ninth ward. « iarge nuinber of improvements, which, ween completed, will not a en to the appearance of the several strects which ice Saree but will contribute to me bi ge a ay brick bungie ree stories . which will soon it Po he ee wey ‘and the architectural Se ae tae for- this site was the resort of the ‘ane “ft incind- Hl = “ ‘inans, which fornia and Pratt streets, Baltimore, and for sevei we active employ- Ment to 800 operatives, are to be olished and the coun ie pe ene for the erection of medinm dings. When these shops were in full Ge ae the men were principally employed in construction of railroad motive power, the ore brated ‘camel back”? locomotives PI Paine “Humuavilie (Ale) cart of the ath nit ¢ Huntaville (Als. ne a:—' We learn (Nom Col E. ©. Hi hl ter of the Land Office in tinal ay ave material falling off chal ae this went as high as 500in one ‘mon in 186, and fre- quen ge to 200 in a month. ye ‘the law was peor ighty wares has. been amiasingly poe In duh Jul there were woaty pom ensries; in ie i tntce eae copa pecuntos! of 80 few can ne the small amount of sev jollars, over and above their Cepia 0 lve to invest tn Jan fand af the rate of eight acre. Just to ik of @ man a wuae ve seven dollars for 2 homestead |”” ‘The Wheeling igencer of Octodér ¥ say8:— ‘The sale of the dwellings and lh eis formerly owned by Mrs. M. ©. Leech, took sostentay Morning at the Court House. The ing was Se ate a pps ah re ‘at the proj roug! first buil offered was the ware! on Main Incy, how occupied by ‘A.M Burke & Fr some Crd a was knocked off eS dollars tobe BA. Hinireth car $ "The warehouse oc- cupied by W. J. Cotts & Co. was ean aa igs under the eee ‘and sold to Mr. P. C. Hildreth for $9,300. Thea elling house on Centre street, now occupied A. B. Caldwell, was then offered and brought Shows Colonel J. McOluney was the haser. former residence of Mra. Leech was bid a oe to 7,950 and the sale opast oned till two o'clock, when was parouseed By usemen at ‘The fol real estate are reported ina ‘tichino =f paper:—The vacant lot on the north side of street, hens to Riker/e restaurant, between Ninth and Tenth streets, 2434x9136 toad fa Fy palin Speed $8,033 35. Twenty-five acres of lan: lenricd coun! ear the cit! framed dwell! m, at $181 per acre, $4,525. Twenty-five acres of land Seon Bel above, ‘with San TOvemeTey at ms $208 oer acre, es ick dwel- Jr aon of Yr iret, $80, tity acres of inna i in Henrico county, part Roseneatn tract, about two and a purl iice north of Richmond, at ae er acre, $4,760. -two acres of land the above on they avete at $55 ie Poe tgst0. it on weat side Hancock street, bet tween Clay and Leigh streets, 81x165 feet, with small frame tenement thereon, = ae “re vy re a - re fo er foo! at teres ing $580. t of iand containing ear ink £%:; in Meryl nae | at $s 60 ene Fnseny . Finn becoming purchaser, ‘The Miliview tract, siete in Greensville county, containing about oj acres, has been sold for $5 60 per acre (also the mili seat, for $615), Mr. John J, Mitchell the purchaser. A tract of land containing 900 acres, and Relonets to Willis S. gt of Nansemond, Va.. been on gig Philhoner & Hoffman, of ew J Jersey, lor $10, Oficial Transfers of Real Estate on Satur day. ™ 8, B00 ft w of Liberty st, 2hx 100. . sess ap JANSPERS IN KINGS Neth? aggre YN, 95,500 rumbia st, 0 6 17 Le of Summit wt, 16.850, ,- 6,080 jolumbin a w d, 100,19 tn of Teamdat at aati abi, 825 st, w 8, 317.1 ft 8 of Flush 6500 Be 1eftw of sAtbany 0, eee 8,000 4 Fs x asienos es 148.850. ‘e00 #, 100 ft n of rd ah w #850 ftn Of Nassau ay Powers st, ss, 112.6 ft e of Rwen st, 12. 3,000 cdford at, n'a, 66.6 ft w of Smith st, 20. ‘395 n 325 1% 100 % 1,60 % H 8 Gia BUDBON COUNTY, Jersey av, 04,16: the of Gouth fi 8 South 8d wt, 06, 1007 yh oo, 181 ft of Mo Pircoln at» , wou Ean tncoln st, #8, 181 fw #8 | © ‘600 500 500 ooo cd BAYONNE. Av F corner of Huron ay, about two acres 130, Av V, @& 168.8 it from Sd at (Borgen Point), 126x310, 40 uso 2d at, © MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Ma ried. PULrLen—Lewis.—On Thesday, October 6, at Hae milton, Ohio, by the Key. Benjamin Johnson, Ep- warp R. FOLLER, of New York city, to Many V., adopted daughter of the late John R. Lewis, Kaq., of of Hamiiton, GanpveR—Youras.—On Wednesday, October 7, by the Rev. 8. D. Burchard, THoWAS A. GARDNER to ELLix Younes, eldest daughter of Joshua D. Pay all of this city. JONES—KNOWLTON.--On Thursday, October the residence of the bride's mother, hy the Rev. H. McAllister, Mr. Heny Jones, native of England, to Miss TL. E, KNOWLTON, § daughter, of the Jate Henry Knowiton, of this city. English papers pieare copy. Died. Baxtre.—On Sunday morning, October 11, of con- sumption, Henny T. Baxter, in the sd year of his ‘The friends and relatives of the famtiy are res fully invited to attend the faneral, from the street Baptist church, near avenue (, on Taesday afternoon, at hialf-past one DORs Biscuory.—At Hoboken, N,4J., on Sunday, October 11, ANNA Mera Droruena, daughter of Henry M. and Hanna Bischort, aged 9 tnonthe and 4 days. The relatives and friends are respectfully invited te xth to attend the fune this (Monday) afternoon, at half-past two o'clock, from the residence of her murenita, corner of Third and Washington streets, joboken. CAVANAGH.—In Brooklyn, Mr. Auicn Cavanagn, wife of Colonel Cavanagh, aged 42 years Tho fun Will take plice from her residence, 426 Hicks street, South Brooklyn, on Tuesday afternoon, | at hiulf-past one o’clo isely, Relatives and friends of the family are rv tend. folly invited to at EIsexronn.—At Fort Main, \., on Saturday, October 10, ANNI®, Wile of Yerons’ & fiseniord, age 2) years, 7 months and 24 4. vis are Invited to attend the funeral, from the Ppircopal chureh, Flashing, on inesday moruing, ab | halt-past ten o'clock. Pepa —On Sunday, October 34, Mancaney A. Frsner, widow of Thomas D. Fisher, aged 71 years, 3 mout™s and 20 days, ‘The relatives and friends of the fully invited to attend the ) afternoon, o’ Fiuiey.—Very suddenly, on October 10, at bis reaidence, 7 Brooklyn, EDWARD FILLBY, in his age, Notice of faneral services hereafter. oa 4 city, on a Octoper a ee toe | a ae, ana auger ofthe te Toot Jae wags, formerly of Hudson, N, ¥-, aged 43 years, fotice of hereafter. coal fram sop tgiet ton ith Bergen, this (Mon- rndinfon sures the 61st year of funeral HAMILL.—Suddenly, on morning, October MARY AND, eldest of James G. and Saran Elizabeth Feel s 2 years and 12 days. Notice of funeral N. o,. -s Hanagw.—I0 Ralelg en iy Professor GEORGE is age. Peete zAt Bellegrove, N. fis on Setaniag: Ce, tober 10, Kirry, only daughter of Charles, K i! retia M. Herrick and sero of Sidney EB. Morse, 5 months, Funeral on Tuesday. in walting at Cen- fe rot. Newark, on the val of the ten o'clock from Cortlandt street. eT avonaR.saddenly, at Greenwich, Conn., on Friday, ml eet ry Be pel son of Boru “ut 8. year ¢ and friends of fait are invited to a ac Second Congrega’ elatives attend the faneral service, at Sey aie jure! this (Monday) morn- foaves, Twenty teventh ane reet at nine o'clock A. M. and returns to the city rs two o'clock P. M. A farther funeral service will be held at the residence of his father, No, 317 Weat street, New York this (Monday) evening, af half-past seven grok. ‘The rem will be taken to Woodrow, 8. I., by the boat leav- Whitehall, on Tuesday morning, at nine o'clock. [ANAHAN.—On Saturday, Gerona 1, Evizasera, youngest daughter of Mary ‘and the lsie John Man- ore relatives and friends are respectful: to attend the funeral, from the ee of Herbert streots, Williamsburg, L. I., on ternoon, at half-past two o’clock. MANWARING.—Suddenly, on Satu Jurist L., dae sept . W. and A. bag 16th mzoer ot of won sunday, ay, October 11, sudden}: yee peer a Oldest child of’ David and Maria L. Melick, Tb OF will take place on Tuesday afternoon, a ed o’clook, from the residence of his grandpa- rents, No. 88 Fort Green bit Pigg lace, Brooklyn. MoCLosKEY.—On Friday, “October 9, ELEANOR MoOLosxRy, passa of AT) McCloskey, of Brook- ham the 734 year age. r friends and ‘hose pore paraly are Femertinty the funeral services at the Churcl nd avenue, between Second and eaday morning, atten Co a MoQuare.—On Sunday, October Hi, cos tear Bixty-ninth regiment, Wew York lune are mien ligvee Hos: ds and members of the attend his funeral, = iace LTT TS on pean clock. APIER.—At Jamaica, Saturday, October 10, JouN B., son of John B, and Maria Napler, aged 28 years, 6 months and 4 the family are re- from the invited mith and ‘Tuesday af- , October 10, waring, 12 4 days. anteater ana, vit at residence of his "rom two o'clock, and from three o’clock. Carri: ferry, Brooklyn, at at o'clock. Perrar.—0t disease of the ihe heart, Writtas Parrer, a native o and, aged 68 Funeral trom 800 Sixth avenue, on Tuesday after- noon, at one o'clock. Pruaner.—At Cape Vincent, ee Y., on Friday, October 9, CHARLES page son of Hyacinthe ‘and Emeline her ay Ae ened years. Srmeiey.—On Sati urday, October 10, Wituiam H. SIBLEY, aged 48 ye: ‘The relatives ‘and Vrlends of = family and mem- bers of Mosaic . and A, M., and also the members of Ark i 2 O. F., are respectfully invited to attend the i, ‘trom ‘his late residence, No. 399 East Fourth street, ‘on Tuesday afternoon, at one oe His remains will be interred in Green- wood Cemetery, SHERWOOD.—On Sunday, October 11, MARGARET HELBN SHERWOOD, youngest daughter of Jobn and Jane Sherwood, ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend the faneral, from the residence of her parents, 214 Eliza- re street, this (Monday) siternoon af, at two o'clock recisely. Ppuplin yapers TAYLOR On Frees OPT, tones 1}, of paralysis, ANN Janz, wife of Alexander H. Taylor, in the 47th year of her oe. ‘The faneral will take place from her late residence. 61 Bedford street, this (Monday) afternoon, at one o'clock. TUTTLE.—At Brooklyn, on Sunday, October 11, ie wife of Hon. Charles A. Tuttle, of Oakland, Notice of funeral hereafter. Rochester (N. Y.) and California papers please Flin. —on nage October 11, after a short ill- ness, Mrs. ge g AF iow of the late James Valon, ‘the 5ith year of her age. The relatives and trienas of the family are - fully invited to attend the funeral, from 430 t Houston areet on ey ae atone o'clock. Philadelphia Van ee Pept mtey er evening, October 10, Resecoa VaW BauReN, wife of Martin Van Beuren, aged 58 years. and relatives are respectfully invited to atcend the funeral, from her late residence, 60 King — this (Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock. IRVELT.—On Saturday morning, October 10, at her "ner residence, county, . dey fava WESTERVELT, widow Peter Westervelt, Jt! in the 74th year of her age. ‘The friends and relatives are lly invited to attend the funeral, at the Reformed church at Hack- ensack oe kd Ky Bere Ratlroad of New Jersey, this ert ays at two o'clock. Trains leave nin ey chy at 1:16 WINSHIP.-On Su junday morning, October 11, os @ short but bo hb ey Gerace eee daughter of Thomas and Lizzie Winship, aged t GRAY! HOUND “SLUT Fo The gf A BALE Bxo GLIs On September 7, ot addressing D., eflice, deseribing Of her by ‘box ald rowt Provan ra ETBOOK, IN WEST BROADWAY, containing a small sum of money, which the owner can hare by proving property and payiog expenses. Apply to car- ‘O8T—A a ae HORSE, ABOUT. 13, YEAI Rg OLD, on Saturdsy ars. Hind white feet ‘and mackie on one, bod sind: tock, Rewer ‘and expenses will be by P. Onwald, 664 Bighth paid Ls. ‘O8T_—ON (THE 77 Ly WA gate ons ON LEAVING aH ati iy with two two loctr ony oD, ot ihe, Stranwalaatc naa and also Mme. cr ‘. car, i mee ton. py Te turned to i ast 8 street, New Yorks —EnIT 0 EVENING, IN CAR ae, br ratarsing’thess € Geese conrad Boor der," by Fe So liberally rewarded. . qiocaiop FRIDAY NiGHT, PROM THE YARD OF vel Broo} cc two Overcoat A liberal ‘reward wi be their return to esate arenes, Fourth bod house north of avenue, lyn. = $! 3 REWAEDS, REWARD. ost, FROM =. “LEXINGTON “AVE me ator rewerd wil REWARD. STOLEN, +) Raffaele, at Tatf's ators, Red ian wiih black —, 3 [4 Tread ” sr bottom inside street. ev lor, wit u ROM TTALIAN FARK look, one Ik it drab eh ee 1,000 2 REWARD.—Logr, NESTERDA gator. fe panes Se = id OY _ he'tives Wo room ‘8 Weotmlnatar Howes Rew York ‘of the follow! # York ¢ $5. 000 Mere: STN \VE-TWENTY BONDS, Ne oflor of tre oa (RURANCE COMPANY, 1868 :—94,000 i,aus each, urabered aa fotlown:— PAR PIE tk No. Bronte, ‘on tbe afternoon of August in bonds of #1 Hs, hereby cautioned agalost se tailing oF ame. NICHOLAS ©. MILLER, President. CTIVE POLICE AGENCY, 68 BROADWAY, —THTS ed agency Pafere Ld the mercantile commu- to thelr experianes, facilities and standing, have no ranches in thin city How SES, ROOMS, &05 WANTED. 2 NISHED ROOMS WANTED.—GENTLEMAN AND want ® dr4 furnished Rooms, with conver housekeeping: central location, Adgtasn, with te ~] fui particulers, Yi, R., ban Fraucieco Minstrels, 08 Browd: why: PARTIALLY PUR 8 oF a mult of Roome for light housekeeping for a sirlct!y private family. Terms moderate, Address, stating tertos and full particulars, W. G,, Herald otter, | WANTED. A “PRIVILPGR IN AN OFF v THs ' | | NT n nelghborbood ; terms must Le moderna, Gadrese I Mw nt eral Wf OF A NIGH PRIVATE MOURE, rooma on the second and third pr powckeeptng RON above re a not to exceed mont) ‘a7 Herald oft ti a jponibiareny BY FOUR ADULTS, te family, for light housek Tarnished Honees’ geatral location ie neighborhood ; Pe se State vere ad dress Price, Herald ofc, PANTRD TO L 3, A SHALL COPTAOK, IN CITT or Brooklyn, Cal ‘cart, Addrons, stating terune fend boentdots, 1). a! markey, Wes Pisiy seventh oh, MT. atreet, | Adirdes | i ~~ RUROPRAN | STEAMSWIPS. LY ‘DIRECT LINE To FRANCE. E GENSRAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S MAIL AMSHIPS BETW: sided BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAVRE, tinent ‘rita fm big. Norts river ne fellowes wi a VE _Barmonts -Saturdey, Qoiaber Hy , LAUR tBocange. hpwed November i RICE OF FASBAGE IN G including ¥ OR a Wavkes mes virst cabin, ys seanad cabl, 8%5. Including raih vi cata bo Sirnlabed on board, heed steamers carry cearage mane America pe a tne Cont pent of Brine avoid both transit the discomforts o! crorsing the maring time, trouble and - GEORGE pom Agent, 58 Broadway. by ensy HAMBURG Leeann PACKET COMPANY'S "HAMMONTA SSP on Pussday, October aA EP. hey or HAMBURG,” g Passengers for Hamburg, Havre, Southampton and FIRST CABIN, $120; SECOND CARIN, #72; STEERAGE, The GERM nit feng apache aia c. B. RIQHARD. 4 Boas, Genera) Pi 1 Broad No, 'G Barclay sirech, |. Ye TEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOO! yetua New York i only 880, ie Rotter- to WILLIAMS & sep lp ign OTIOR.-THE SPLENDID STEAMSHIP MINNESOT: sails, from pler 48 Norih, river, fof yber 14, at precizly’ Sabla ‘Apply to eee te y a ‘ATIONAL LINE ¢ steamahtp DENMARK, Thom, day, October If, al 8 P.M. from pler i Lirerpol Queenstown ena oy wit leave Ratan: fay 9100; steer- ‘ickels trom. OF ie ic TST company. and Be adr, RST, . Pel LIVERPOOL AND PURENSTOWN. TEMA Line of Mail Steamers are Sppointed to sail as fc end fort ren here at moderate rates by persons = pie to send for their frien =~ ee wr douN G. nya Agen) 16 Br roadway, New ‘ork. TEAM TO GLASGOW AND LONDONDERRY. THE ANCHOR LINE o Favorite Clyde built passenger steamers are intended to sail ERY 8) SATURDAY, from pier 20 North river, at 13 o'clock Oct BRITAN: dam, Ant 7 Drafts parable at any bank in Great Brita. For further information apply af the company’s office, No, S Bowling Green, New York, ex DERSON BROTHERS. ‘TEAM TO capone 7 lyk! queen ‘ALEPPO sails Qstober 18, SAMARIA ser Forfilght reas amie ‘Bowling Green. in, CUNARD, _ ing the United Atates Bier ost of Third, sree oe bens tolowt To be followed by the sisduship BRUTECHLAND, Wossels, master, om Thursday, October 2 PSE & 00., © Broad street. paseace BY oases 2 AND FROM iso from Liverpool ndon, base By firnt clase packet ships, ioDratis le in al! parts of Great Britain and Ireland at Tonite Farsoorr BROS., 8 South street and 23 Broad- way, ne dobar od may. YORK | dy aye ty th at ina Ente g eri jvm 0 ea nto eB reac: baud Dana tate AND LIVERPOOL, sore, v4 Pirate payabis in’ say pact’ of Kagiant, i, Treland god cote ie ind, Treland an: edn cobet ico xehange Passage oilce, 78 Broadway, corner CALLING T.QURENETOWS, JAVA, from New York. Weanewiay, Oot eancsay: Sette a2] = ee Mo. 4 Bowing Oren. COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS. ACIFIC MAIL STEAMBHIP bm ANTS P THROUGH Ul CALIFORNIA ANDY CHINA. ‘above line leave pier No. 42 North river‘ at a o'clock noon, fimers mon to On I except when those aaetell Te fecaay en the cay pre hundred pounds baggage free to each adult. Mesticine 0 F. T. King, connect with obese O, Gapenta Laplages with steamer ‘China and leaviny HINA, leaving ‘Francisco December 8, ty at the tickets and all farther py xo a wl Pr Cr NITED STATES MAIL U? ATLANTIC — nTaaate ts COMPANY, e 8 oeloek P.M. North river. pis (ip Sapa Bh or peOREE B. E MARTON, Prondent HAV, 7s Fatt A Packet Company's ‘roo mail Mp kt Ye cine bind States mails, will sail rj AY. NF Mis (or lower tal Te ste commander —— oa Thursday, October ee Broad wre, 8 cnrrency, OAS, L AND VERA CRUZ. Jexican Mail Steamahip Line, ones Ses gua REPS ANDRE ea it are Bree ror “KRY WEST, HA ANA A} AND > NRW ; ORLEANS. Regular sins ail Line, ‘The slantialny CUB, As Cane. Jou Bukohart. pC john M, Duko The anove frat cles stenraship "having wecommnodattons un. fe nicl a wil ‘on Tharsday, « Tovlock P Paaaenigers by his ore wil eave nearly 40 rails of wou travel and have toe privilege of stoppli r Raltimore without additional obarge: sage apply to Lor D.,HASHLL & 00. Broad WOR HAVANA, CARRYING THE UNITED STATES Mail.-The well kuown fast safling aldewheel seamalip BIENVILLE, J. B. Baker, comman will sail for ‘he above port from ‘vier 86 North river, on Bainrday, October 17, “ Pasaage money, O88 fn curren No frelgit recelved on day of sailing. For Ireight oF passage, Baving unsurpassed accommodas tions, appl _—— os LIVINGSTON, FOX & CO, 68 Liberty street rPRKAS LINE FoR GALVESTON. THE Al STRAMER GENERAL SEDGWICK, core Gilderdale, will leave pier 90 East river on Satarday oder 17, at 8 P.M, Apply 0. H, MALLORY & CO., 158 Maiden lane. qvor SAYANNAT, “GA, UBSDAYS, So oat biesishas ha SATURDAYS. LEO, Captain Dearborn, Tuesday, Oct. 18, from pier 16 MURRAY, FRRRIS 4,00. Agents 62 Routh street. HERMAN LIVINGSTON, ©: jon, Thursday, Oct WU arom YM. Agente, 88 Liberty BAR J Aino, ‘baphal Ao. a Saturday, Hoe i from or o Wate Oni f fo. § Rowling Oreen. eetfon with the, © che Mets Thro rough iekets to all ns by tra of Avante god Gulf ead ciamdeal ne q Foe eavan SAVANNAH, Ga. SEMI-WEEKL! K STAR INDEPENDENT UASPPOSTIION TO MONOPO phe fret clase ‘eeamahip MARMION wil are , anh oer, rednesday, (oto VILLE os Baturday, Octotet frat dP, K LOWDEN, Agent, $8 Weat street, gotavus COHEN & CO., Agents, Savannah. Freight Fecelved as all times under covered 13 B NEW ORLEANS DIRECT—SOUTHERN LINE. The AL meamer VICTOR, Captain Gates, will be miched on Saturday, October Ir, at oP. My pler 20 Tecetved for Indianola, Lavacce and Brazos gives ob arouse reiee or, Loui, Mobile and tor RY Ageul 1 188 Maiden lane. Gal R NEW ORLEANS D) F° MEROHANTS! Bes MSEIP LINE, “GENE Boi ai cage wa t SHERMAN, ENER, Captain AoW. UNITED ehhh Ea 4. = aptain G, L, Nortor UNITED 1M be danpatehed on Saturday, “Oct Tf ht 8 o'clock from pler 18 Nort river. 4 . se at received at through rates for St. Louis, Mobile and OP Bknas onary tenet ero apply to the agent ‘agent, SAM CEL SEVEN, 40 Broadway. Fro® NeW on: NEW ORLEAN: a The well known alde wheel steamshly BIENVILLE, J. B. Baker, Gommander, will leave pa ncis ‘36 North EEO, OD RAPID follows. pr ty rates and (peetleentinn ip bills of lading Sob dia pa Sis ae ep nie) LIVINGSTON, FOX & 0O., 88 Liberty street, OR NEW ORLEANS. DIRECT, THE GHOMWEEL Ly Steamships of this a, will leave Pier No.9 North river roe poloe P.M. follows October 33 to Galves- obile, Als.» alveston POSA. 0. Pt oo ¥ cht ce for a eae Mobile and Fi freight a) to the agent ob mage of BS OuOR WELL 2°00, 86 West B. QHARLESTON, &. 0, THE FLORIDA FORTS ANT Southweat— the South and Iine.—The Al fast Feliable steamship MONTEREY, G, Ryder, commande, Thursday, Octo at SP, Assia a leo ot lidng to sail i from pler No 8 Nort river. ‘and re ee a {iaveucl & Co.) forward Cabin passage reduced ihe steamship BANA ry x aan Re Sige t doth bi Di genr herr will the following OR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA PORTS. ‘ Rew York and Charleston Steamship Company's idewheel steamshi ‘JAMES ADGER, Captain T, J. Lockwood, s jay, 18, at 8 P. M., aailing from pler No. 8 Horth river, ds Superior accommodation for rg gee Through passage tickets ‘and bills o lading issued in con- nection with the South Carolina Railroad to pointe Bouth and Southwest, and with steamers to Florida a ION will follow and sail Pon Batarday, HENRY R. MORGAN & CO., Agents, 96 Broadway. OR MOBILE—VIA srery Sein ROUTE, or ean on fate Fa tMobite at 136 the interior. For uray Oe Oct. 17, Ap eras cana raise ‘all points in IE ROLERTR, Agent, 174 Chambers street, “* STEAMSHIP COMPANY.—FOR NOR rats mae passage oO Litas el folk, City Point and Richmond—New at sides, wheel Steamships ISAAC BELL, HATT! ALE. MARLE, SARATOGA AND NIAGARA. One of will, be despatched for Norfolk, fis) and niroee FNS a ay, and pier: cnvile ava Vie nie Can anting thro f lading to all pointe Both ad South ily of lading signed ox th fo the hour of saillag. For freight or passage, having ele fant stateroom accommodation, appz ton a Nigr‘creenwich. corner De TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. AY LINE "FOR ALBA ALBANY AND TROY, D steamboats C. VIBBARD and ne pee Desbrosses street ing freight and eet tral jushanna and with fro} oma Seteirene ol aoc ao Traian for Albany tad Troy, connesth with Norther FH Peatns ford ace ape and Western trainn, leave Ne via Hi ver Batl-| Tiiriieth atrest and oath avenues ® and it 30 A, M. 8:45, 6:20 and 11 P. M., and via Harlem Raf ixth street and avenue, at 11 A. M. and 4: P.M. ‘The 6:30 P, M. train via Hudson River will run on attached to 6:80 and 11 P. eegmcnrania tts Tava, anates- ‘WILLIAM H. VANDERBILT, ‘Vice President 1 LOW FARE 10, ALBANY AND TROY.—ONLY 1 80. e elegant ateainers VANDERBILT ahd CONNEOTL- UOT eave pier 44, north or th "Weal" Saturdays ex sonsaalte Faroon onda 62" Sioraraing nave Troyat 6 and + t MUSICAL, 73! LADY WILL GIV GIVE INSTRUCTION ON "Ko cad A, and singing ist pupil's realdence for references ‘Address, w box hori Herald ANAS PARAVALLI, | TENOR, SINGER oxo Adolphe Fetis, accompanist, teach Pian toging, 7 West Twenty-seventh street, between Birth and Beven! avenue _Terms moderate, Héurs 10 to 6; firat floor. “ae Ga AND SINGING,NAPOLEON GOULD, THR celebrated guitarist, enabies bis pups 8 few lesions te y songs and'play effectively, $50 Fourth avenue, near Twenty-ecrenth st street, Banjo taught practically. Lr Twenty sins treet berween Seventh and Sight wenty-# avenveet alec Visiin and Guitar Lessons; terme fat send for circulars. private, RS, R. GONZAL CHER OF PIANOFORTR, #29 Porieth wrest nud 116th street, fourth brick west of Th Third avenue; terms $10 per term of twenty lessons ‘ANTE! FIRST eving oe for gale wl Pen lpm ny" (pd mes of maker, 196 Herald Address Music Teacher, box DANCING ACADEMIES. “CLASSES FOR FOR DANCING AT His , Bopwoarir Fitth on Monday and + real ven day mornin; and ay afternoons and pee ar venne, for ft eitber academy. i a Mr. oeeed residence: and private ‘tcedemny, 182 \ H. RIVERS’ DANCING ACADEMY, 190 0 STATE, aestmmer of Court street, Brooklyn.—All ibe fash Dances are taught in one quarter. Classes Innere are now formin; ing. for a Sieur; enous Se for © pam phiet, contafning the fashionavie Quadrilies and German, Piette DANGING - tay eee ee WEST younTs. Class Wi ae hildren and ladies “and Friday event aod gentlemen. Ail ri ian perfectly in an 1,)ERRERO'S DANCING ACADEMY, ORTHWEST corner of Twenty-elghth - and Brot dag Caens turday,, Oct. M. ab will commence Sat aap. tae Acad MEYEN'S DANC DANCING ACADEMY, AT 244 AND M6 H, Bast Fifty-second street, will on Wednesday, Sean = and at Baumer's on Tuesday, Call for cireulars as v8. THOMPSON'S DANCING ACADEMY, ry Heal nF now open for the reception of rtalog. ree every Monday even! T 4H. SROSENTHAL'S, 853 pak Ly Choy raz fen ere, ana pn ose vgtest vals for eras by calling or addressing. ‘Gain ara by Mrs, Rosedibaly in ‘and out of the chy. ae T 93 SIXTH AVENUE.—LADIES ty GENTLEME! it Tau Nine, Gutpenas Furaieree, ighest cas! easton ‘GosKing, Carpets, Furn' you tan anger avenue. Ladies attended by Mrs. M deait with to your satisfaction and benettt, “AT! Ji THIRD AVENUR—LADIES AND 4 Jill receive the highest prices for cast off aoe Anam LADIES AND Pe ar CAN RE ‘ceive the full value in cash for cast off Carpe: ing on or addressing BDW. 8, near Nineteenth TH. MANNES", 968 SEVENTH AVENUE, NEAR TW TWN. fal pron orcad of Clothing, OarDes ae. by yealling on ge — a adidas ets Tu REVENTH fing arg ROSENEER. pitt in Cast Off Cloth ant are re a a Jewelry, &0., —) promises oF ost Hi Biynby calling oo ST OFF CLOT! met mM roy I Sony galing te rene, AMES: iS PA’ it Ky Pearl street, near sip enenee am WAY, NEAR TEENTS , anima TPOUR An teen Een 7 to dis price er ta an a rewuenen's o Wears. i pparel, Diag