The New York Herald Newspaper, January 20, 1869, Page 9

| | | | | —_—- - FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Toxspay, Jan, 19—6 P. M. ‘The great feature of the stock market to-day was New York Central, which at one time sold up to 166%, and dropped to 162 at the close. In the morn- ing the opening price was 16534, whence there was @ steady rise to the highest figure mentioned. Heavy Fealigations resulied in sending the price down to 1057, a 1653, at whieh the market was quite sceady uptil fhe affernooa session ‘of 6 fegilar board, when prices were ‘again buoyant, but did not touoh the highest figures ‘of the morning boards, Realizations, more or leas ‘extensive, worked the price gradually down until prices at the end of regular business had fallen off to those at the bextuning. The grand coup occurred im the Long !toom just previous to the adjourn- ‘ment and on the street, where excited dealings took place up to a few minutes before six o'clock this eveninz. ‘Those who were {n posses. mion of the facts 28 feyealed in the aMdavit ‘of Commodore \gudurbilt, elicited by the suit of Mr. Jencks, began to sell the market immediately ‘upon thé sivength of the disclosures therein con- ‘talaed. The “bulls,” who were not iu the secret that the testimony had been made public, or who were “long” ul the stock at the high prices of the day, made a wil fight inthe dark against the attack of the “shorts,” and, if it might be so styled, a hand to hand conres* ensued between the rival classes of operators, W) ch, after their removal from the Long Room by the turning off of the gas, was prolonged upon the sidewatk in front of the Stock Exchange ‘until both sides crew weary and desisted, with the advantages of battle decidedly in favor of the “bears.” The we at one time was very excited. ‘The contest for a s of the princi»! operators, who hurled figures and fractions at yach other with the volubility of auctioneers, witie the Tespective partisans stood by with bated breath and watched the Horatil and Ouratil of this financial @attle. Then the struggle would extend to the whole street. again, and the Diack, swaying mass become a Babel of cries and catia, The success of the attack seems toynave been derived from its suddenness and from the ignorance of the other side as to ite cause, rather than from any real inherent strength. Tie ‘bulls’ were mystified at the sudden ‘turn of affairs, not knowing that the court proceed- ings in the Jencks-Vanderbilt suit had been given to ‘the preas and public. The “bears” were the first to learn the facts, and they bore down upon the market with all thetr force. When ls Gomes to be known that the aMdavit of Mr. Vanderbilt discloses nothing which ‘was not already fully known tothe street the “bulls!” will doubtless return to the fight, reassured that the stock is now worth just as much as it was before these alleged revelations were made. A very pretty sequel to the demonstration of tiis evening Will, therefore, reopen the battle in New York Cen- tral to-morrdw. The rest of the list sympathized more or leas vith the advance and decline m @en- tral. The active stocks were Fort Wayne, Michigan Southern, Rock Island and St. Paul. The firat mentioned went up to 124%, on accduntiet large purchases said to have been made by the Erie directors with a view to controlling the next elec- tion, which comes off In March, If this be the case 1 would indtcate that the ErieCompany have had @ misunderstanding with the Columbus and Chicago Company and are now seeking to get au outlet to Chicago from the vicinity of Urbanna, by way of the Pitusburg and ort Wayne road. Again—and this version ig tlie most probable—the whole story is told for the purpose of enabling the Erie clique to dispose advantageously of the Fort Wayne shares which they purchased so freely a few weeks since. ‘The public may set it down for fact that all the movements reported to be tm the interest of the Erie Railway are stockjobbing canards, Michigan Southern was also an effective stock with the same Erie clique to-day, and its price ran up to 98%. The Erie road is a cumbersome, heavy, broad vauve road, which can never hope to compete with the narrow-traked New York Central and Pennaylyania Central, which flank it on both sidés and are the favorites for shipments from the West, “As soon ss an intention ts shown to place it fa the great network of railways by reducing its gauge the public may place some faith in the extravajant pretensions of forming con- negion wil the many Western roads which areto make the Drie one of the highways between the West and the ast, To give an air of probability to the story that the Erie party are secking to con- trol Fort Wayne, it was stated to-day that a proml- nent member of the clique had gone to Europe to purchase the ‘vremn proxies. Pittsburg shares were firmer on account of reports from Cleveland fa- vorable to the stockholders’ side of the con- troveray, Tho St. Paul stocks were one per cent better on account of the’ arrival of the long-iooked-ior dividend. The Express stocks were active, partivular.y Adama, which sold up to 57%. ‘Those enfans ‘erridles, the Erie clique, were also credited witli this movement; but the real reason of it very probally is the purchase of the stock for de- livery to the American Merchants’ Unton, in com- pliance with fhe terms of the recent convention by which the Adams ls to be restored tie old routes, The Mariposs stocks were quite active, Gold was dull, with a deciining tendency, which effected a yicidiug of three-eighths in the price. The “pulls” bourht largely against an expected ship- ment of specie witch did not take place. ‘The range In price was us follews:— 10.A. M. +. 135% 2PM. 1AM tse 8 P.M. 12M. iP i ee oP. M. ‘The Quotation at five o’clock was 125°; @ 136%. The carrymg rate during the board was from 634 to 5 percent. The gross clearings were $50,839,000, the gold balances 31,175,376 and the currency balances $1,655,236. Governments opened at a slight dectine, rallied at the noon board, fell off a little in the afternoon, and closed barely steady at the following quotations : United States sixes, 1881, registered, 11134 a 111%; do., coupon, 1 1146; do, 5-20 registered, 198% 103%; do., coupon, 1862, 118% @ 1133s; do. do., 1864, do., 1885, 110 a 110%; do. ; do. do., 1867, 108% 1866, 108% a1 1868, 109% 1W)*{; do, 10-40, registered, 104*(a105; 4o., coupon, 17's @ 108; Currency bonds, 101 a 101 4- ‘a State securities were duller, but firm * Tennessee bonds recovered and ad- vanced a bull to one per cent, on account of an announcement! that (he Martial Law bill was a stock- jobbing matter, contrived im the interést of the stock gatabiers who ran the Brownlow government. North Carols were weaker, on account of the reported intro luction of @ bill in the Raleigh Legis. Jature to tesue bonds for nine miiiiou dollars in addi. tion to those aiready adoat, and also on account of the continued non-payment of the January interest. Lousianas were very strong, being the exception to general stoo eos of the market, and sales of levee eights are repo: tod at 88. The closing prices for the list were as lows at half-past four o'clock this afternoon:—Tennessee, €x coupon, 0314 a 09%; Tennesses, new, 87% & 68%; Virginia, ex coupon, 534% 050; Virginia, new, 62) a 63; Georgia sixes, 82 a 84; Geo evens, 9244 a 95; North Carolina, 6x coupon, 406; North Carolina, new, 6248 62%; Missoy 7344 @ 74; Louisiana levee sixes, 00%¢ Louisiana levee eights, 65), a 8734; Alabama eights, 92)¢ a 04; Alabama fives, 05 a 66; South Carolina sixes, 70 a 72; South Carolina sixes, now, 60% @ 70%; City of Mem- Phis, 65% a 57; Mobile and Ohio Railroad, sterling, 00 8 62; Mobile and Ohio Ratiroad, interest, 62 a 63. Our city savings banks were large buyers of Southern securities to-day. Money Was casy at six to seven per cent. Com- mercial paper was more active. Prime names were quoted at sevon to nine per cent. Foreign exchange was weaker in the middie of the day, and prime bankers’ was sold at 109% a 109%, Later, in presence of the demand for Wednesday's steamer, the fares advanced to 10934 a 100%, with @ great deal done at the lower quotation. Business in the stock market embraced large trans- actions and nearly the whole fist was farrly dentt in. Few stocks were neglected. The plethora of national ourrency in ihe city stimulates investment, so that while to-day tue market had all the clements of a panic, owing to the high. prices of stocks, as com- pared with values two or three weeks ayo, and theex- pected reaction from such inflation, the “bear? attack at the close, while it unsettiod New York -Contral, failed to make a corresponding change in axes, 874 @ 8736; Louisiana sixes," the rest of the Hist Prices einen ae wore stayed by the eagerness ¢ avest at the deci'na, me dees quotattorg Of the lest open board ‘90; Wells, Fargo & o's Expres, % ‘bid; American Express, $8 bid; Adams “xpress, 62a 58; United States Express, 46 ® @; Merchants’ Union Express, 15% @ 16%; Quicksilver, 244 ® 25; Canton, 55 a 65%; Mariposa; 7 a 97;; do. preferred, 24 9 243;; Pacific Mail, 12134 8122; Western Union Telegraph, 34% & 8534; New York Central, 165% a 165%; Erle, 30 & 3034; Hudson River, 131 9 181%; Harlem 182% # 183; Reading, 95% 9 95%; Chicago and Alton preferred, 147 @ 150; Bankers’ and Brokers’, 102 bid; Alton and Terre Haute, 40 bid; do. preferred, 65 a Wabash, 613s a 62; Milwaukee and St. Paul, 75, do. preferred, 953¢ @ 955%; Fort Wayne, 123% a 124%; Ohio and Mississipp!, 83% a 94; Michigan Southern, @ 9234; igre Central, 140; Pitts- burg, 8624; ee Rock Island, 1299 129}; Northwestern, Oe & aes ft et Fa Water Power, da é "4 From these prices, which are lower than the highest of the day, there was decline upon the street after five o'clock, The market was spasmodic in its fluctuations, rendering it very dim- cult to fx prices precisely at a given time. The closing figures at ten minutes to six, when the ex- ertement had comparatively subsided, were, as nearly as could be gathered, as follows:—New York Cen- tral, 162 @ 16234; Erie, 88% a 39; Fort Wayne, 12244 @ 1224; Michigan Southern, 914 a 91; Rock Island, 127% 2 12834; Reading, 94% a 95; Northwest- ern common, 82 9.82; Northwestern preferred, 867% @ 87; Pittsburg, 8834 a 89; St. Paul common, 75 & 16%; St. Paul preferred, 04 a 9434; Pacitic Mall, 120% asked; Ohio and Mississippi, 33}¢ bid. In the “drop’’ produced by the decline in Central Rock Island touched 127 and Northwestern preferred 36%. The three stocks were the most sympathetic of the list, The receipts for customs and the recelpts, pay- ments and balances at the Sub-Treasury in this city forthe expired portion of the week bave been as follows:— Custom House. ————Suh-Trea3ury,————' Receipts. Receipts. Payments. Balances. oe eed en a kas ‘The value ae petiicg sie <a of singe from. New York to foreign ports for the week ending to- Gay was $2,688,096, against $3,376,680 for the week previous. Aunexed is a comparative statement of the con- ition of the Philadelphia banks for this and last week:— Jan. 11. Jan. 18. ae $52,122,738 Inc. $480,501 Dec. 66,220 ‘The items in ‘the above exhibit point to increased ease in that money market. While the’ banks have increased their deposits $782,555, they have, in greater proportion, increased their legal reserve $231,380. The loans increased $480,500. The specie decreased $66,229. The circulation was nearly steady. The clearings at bank were large, but $3,950,886 less than the previous week. The bal- ances were $294,871 lesa. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHAN32. ‘Tuesday, Jan. 19--10:15 A. M. — ee a= S33 ngasy 4000 N coe Os, new.bo callh BPEtEt FER SK 4 a ig 8 yf Mich n° 1h) Mariei@net'sbe 60 1800 fig | a 1000 Tol! i. 18% a 97 1 Oni 835 y Chie BBN, sy Ma AEE: 1a Putte, Port Wachic-- | sopetvtrmemeang - SSSssseukcseonBssses 23! 3 ez : ae #00 2% 65500 a avo te = Es 20000 or Tio09 : = Fa 60080 tt ‘4000 108% Tea see 1000 39: 6000 1a 2000 1st ooo ae I Wg i T1000 a 1000 : 95: ee # 1008 1 00 Us iteen it 1000 +7 COMMEROIAL | REPORT. ToxeDay, Jan. 19-6 P.M. BULLPING MATRRIALS.--Almost all kinds were slow of sale, but prices were without change of econseqyence, Eart- arn spruce was but little ¢onght after, but prices were stendy at $18 a #20; a small, Lathe were steady at $290 0 $2, with sales of 900,000 at the inside price Lime was mode- rately active at $1.60 for common and $2 for lump, while Rosendale cement was in demand anf firm at $250. Bricke were steady and firm at the following quotations :—Long Ial- and, $16 60; Croton, $18 a $22; New Jersey, 25 a $15 50; North river, #17, and Philadelphin front, #60 0 #55, Brew Ax, though qulet, was higher, belog quoted at 4148, ‘We market prices. wore ght need, Westera and clty adamantine being quoted at Tse. Peet sg Anil patent bie, MScotmeaon rou sran only moderataiy active, but prices the following: quotations:—Bugat shook Wes, migat oka ac Benin Fonds, 6a the . ae "s0 Bon Ws box go, 90; yt green hooper ta fest, a in boud ae dies ak a Cog te were ati jean | a ibe ila M4. 17. be, = — all re. aati days oe Ae bage; Baltt- Raa 5. manera pene: nmr yy po val wasin peed omagg J yen how wc cea, ana a “Bs a "Bye ‘tor pales. The sdamand nt othe | oF ron: —fec lower, ale lg aire business: a ing ‘ot Fetn ethane en ant Mobileant N.O, and Mem hiv ‘ i halen were £50 %i 1,600 arae sib ins eafasde ah ot as clan ab y ser suey dow, and opiacn, gia ha Sigel cee —Rece! +3 four, 1 hg =e SA, iahele wheal do. corn, a ‘ab. malt Was em anil, wae mitest ‘but prices i no tion! to force ‘sale . eves State, under @ light rn te fe Seana |e our was cull aed omisniy ; a ° 8 eal StelsaSacas4 | S9esessseerseaeRa | st 2 ie fr SaeFes ge ecres Hee re i ee Fe 3 2 ee y 5 5. BS it 3 rts “ i 2 ! fatamoros and Mexican, 22 ua 18 al9 aaa 2 20 ce is, ‘ plore c continued Lomi of sale an ‘quotations,viz, :—Prime an fale goede Tia, a ide; interior to comsnon, Tre Sacral firmer, hon gradeg te Jn. Aca, ST a . 57°50. Io Phila- aaticaee generat nore wold at 935 0 was Sales were nd. outs dicen and small lots. at Pee iar ig solo continued in fair demand, and lerate stock the market was fiona below ak was moderately dealt in at “Buenos Aytet, heavy, jo leh dtc. & ndies 3 do. \ddle, 88c. a 42c.; do. ran'e trite more active at unchanged New was in moderate, request Stondy. Eales 125 bbls. New Orleans at 75%0. 8 78e 4 ABH do. Sassy on rivate terms. By Ories je., and 20 hhds. Demarara at S50, We quote:— Cubs Centrifugal and mixed B2c, ; claved (old crops, B2c, a B5e.: muscovado, refining '4o., B50. a 4c. ; Porio Rico, 4c. ‘Bc. a aden, Sc, a 86.5 |, Grocery strait art 3 oboe ae vores mirirt s bbls. brought ®3 ‘80; 80 bbls. 1.02 in casks and bbis., ce of this month, on. —Linseed at Bla wit anion of £000 gailons, for the. bat paste 0 Tr 58 sar bin, at sivate terms, and, io Boson, gat heavy at $1 90, while ecisaden wan frm a 81 Yo. n20c. ‘Crude whale was fa'good gemand and bicher, the ‘sales being 200 Dbia at #110 2 Bleached winter whale was Of erade sperm there were Unbleached winter sperm was telling 2,962 do. beef, 371 peter hogs. The de- Ea for pork was Ce ‘active,’ but the business wee a lh ty clomng at the iatier $2 ROvIsIONS.__Rectpts; 67 bbts. sales mine abe 1300 bbl 825 25 a BD ine firm at Mic. a 11340. The arvivale 1 a ace and or at o iY a S17 for plain mess an for extra do. Beef hams were slow of sale, fut arn area) With sales of 1W0 bis. within the radge. Tierca bee? ell but firm at the followin B27 0 831, aud Tatla do., #2 a meats were in mo‘erate firmly hi quote: Pickied shonlders, Io, n 12340. 5 8 18c,;amoked dow, Me. a 14Mc. 5 3 jes pac! ‘or market “still “contiated to, Fale sien but firm. The following prices were beriand. ent, 1g i has lang clear, Toxe, “a ie fortardnt though quiet, wren femast ‘anion $05 acl Sue for No. 1 to prime sieam. c., seller's option. e demand wan Tight being only for lots to auphiy the imnadiate wants of the local trade, but with I Cueose was in Moderate request and uotations:—Prime mess, bi rices were steady. pasty hold atformer prices, We quote Gnemung, Sunsex ana Orange county dairies. Ib.» Delaware and Chautauqua county neyo fair ‘State dairies, irkins. fate, hall ‘Orkin tubs, extra. State, ‘Be. Pennsylvania datries, firkins, to prime. 2c. Pennapiran da dairies. Ark pane Lobaeea 7% Western Res: Tinote and ‘Wiscousin, orl in good Ordinary Western, Cheese— pga farm fe Farm ae a 885 Vo retined aad books si ae firmn\ Sales were made of quiet at ye. iy a transacted lerate ; Sales 850 bbe reciaese at Bbo., an ahiod was sada firmer, cara ne belong quoted ioe a UOAR-—For raw there was An a improved demand, ae from retinere, and prices nite steady at former hhda., part at Tisic. @ 37 4¢. for English Talands and Demerars also 1,287 boxes, part at 1 nferlor to commén relining, 10Me. & Ne. fin coAniag, Ts : all? ‘0 th Hy e. alate, . Refined wea only in moderate demmandy We qnote:—Hard, 1: iyollow, Wie. a 13\xe., and extra O, some kinds were easter. seit white, Hige. a 14) Sim — With limited Lape ed ths ‘ket was firm. Jobers’ Evans Per bushel, He, w bbe. SERDS.—Linserd contihned to bn loa were realized. The sales were 3, old, 4 Siar 1000 ons iain at AS as Jcbove was firm at Tice, a 1 these prices. Tineiky was ‘held nt by eect! ‘a $2 68, NB. Gort wore ouly 79 bales parker was dull an Ww eens _ a prem pete ee ket ‘but steaty, at 6yc. a ery ‘with walen othe tone ‘at these pri P—aatile was dull and heavy at 10)e., Ai Pry AT Med to demand and firm, with sales air demand and high 100 hoxes aagerved charcoal at $8 62)y % terns on Foot ‘Scot ee Le. — ‘SA a 16 vn "o trom._ 6 were atoady at our a ona ‘appended. i and oe lew wrappers, lic. Sj orerage lots, 80. » Se, ; One-baly gt yh Stent: comer do. and c. BE og ag 514 bbls, The market was juiet and 100 bbls, Western, at $1 05 a $1 Of, The suction sales of real estate yesterday were Well attended, notwithstanding that the offerings were comparatively light, the genoral expectation of @ large business this spring inducing alike polders who design bringing their property into the market, and speculators who contemplate operating, to be present at these early movements and learn the tone of the market, and judge favorably of the prospects of profit likely to arise in either direction. So far the encouragement has been reasonable. The property offered for sale hes excited fair competition and realized Just appreciative prices, and unless holders should too greedily seck to secure at once the figure which the various improvements in progress and design point that their possessions will one day be worth the anticipations of large dealings in real estate next month and succeeding will prove correct. It should be borne in mind, Ieverer by these that specula- tion in wal estate 19 not like speculation in stocks, Men do not purcliase the former in the same spirit of pags in which they invest in the latter, regard- —. looking to their appreciation as in- ducemen! rate, yet with the knowledge that they may at any hour be dissipated, but calct€ating to sell out in. before that time comes, while in the true spirit of the man who risks his money on @ wanes accepting tne chances, On the contrary, in bi ing Pal anes they inevitably apply to it the teat 0} value a8 @ permanent investment, even ‘although they may simply take a ‘contract’ or intend to “carry” it for @ short time, that being a condition necessary to their belng able eventually to realize. ‘Thus bidders for real estate, as a rule, have as good ‘an idea of the value of any pieve of real estate they make an oifer for as the ownert They,have made themselves acquainted with all the present and pros- pective advaniages it po: its chanoés of appre- ciation and their exact value, and have settled in their own minds Devaney. how high they ae ig to go in their bidding. They are lo give Sap thy nearly what its pre- ent ig is; they will not be found Willing to give ‘what it will be worth, say when the Pacific Ralirosd is completed, or when the obstruc- wen ‘at Hell Gate are removed, or when the Brook- lyn bridge 1s built, If the owner wishes tolget that hag they are quite willing he should “carry” his lots until that ime arrives, Pay taxes on them and lose the mterest on his mon The increase in the value of land in this city and adjoining districts 13 steady and rapid, in obedience to recognized and well Known curents of growth, progress, improve- ment and metropolitan development, and can be se- cured at any tme in the market; but the character and influence sf these are too well known to be dis- rel a a rticulars of ‘di lelow we five particu yesterday's sal with the nae of the purchasers:— i NEW YORK PROPERTY—BY JAMES M MILLER. Lot with the improvements, known, aa No il Walker my between Wet Broadway and Church fj 4&5 Rykor.. +322,400 Lease of ons lot for 3l rears, with three renewals from ‘Sanuat situated on 8 8 of 48th at 675 £8 from Bah anor (003, Tenjarmin Mark: ++ 1,900 Weegee ont lot for 21 years, dan SHES oPeau eee fee ‘ares. BROOKLYN PROPELRTY—BY MEGERS JOUNGON & MULLER, ‘fabnBortcrcrce, of ss av and Macomb st, 25x100, john "9 oe nse | Tot edjornt boreal ere | Hloton Caer eh, etween RA 4th st, ec ne ‘Sth “av, cach dix Gore plot on Dean th Hergen’ sis, between Grand and Ciasson ava, if {t front on Dean st, about 50 ft in rear, 9 {v4 in fronton Bergen at. - Real Estate Notes. Among the latest large sales of real estate in the private market reported is that of thirty-two lots in the block bonnded by Madison avenue, Forty-fifth and Forty-sixth st belonging to the estate of Francis Pearsall, deceased, for ),000, A public meeting of property owners within the town of Wes: Farms, in Westchester county, 13 to be held this eros te in Miser! under the auspices of the Freeholders’ to urge forward the project of incorporadion. Oficial Transfers of Real Estate Yesterday. ‘TRANSFERS IN NEW YORK city. 4 2 =! = FP BESE85 re 8: =; £ EEE S22 3 2km jee g “Ge oz~ 2s = Scholes st, 8 Webster piace, Wyckoff st, » it, Bai ftnot Midtie of Smith st, 0.9245.7. ST ui, darian: @8 nee eos a52 Boo Fe 550 Jamatcs pi 8 font ‘ot Prankiin Bette 4 Biaie rt, feate of F Barrington at, Parvous av, Hux gt re LEN COVER. oolat, lots 7 and 8, Duryea | sat sg wa, shh gree, wadjoining Wassor 1,00 Plot adjoining Driakolt's, « = ped find ington Amberman m ar LONG T8Lal Mh at, @ hoot Ban er 20x78....... Bast fith aad me, ne corner, 4 jot. dose a nth fap ah, Plot at Lakeville, adjoinin ehsadacue Ws urn te ater OH ROTER COU RST PASTOR Dd av, wea, lot 176, Mi Vernon, 1002108 . ” ¢ of Morris av, 100x100, per | geen feof Elton at, Shxi00 WEST FARMS. Walnut at and 2d ey, m ¢ corner, 1005100 TR PLAINS, Hamiiton av, 0, adjoining J R Hamilton, 662190....... 1,600 WRSTOREOTRE. Bering renbend fe80) Fig we ines Weatohester, aw G4 eve dos ees | MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Lu sen the United States Lega- tion, is, on Thursday, Recuenber 31, oe Mr. NicHoLas Lugvex, of Brooklyn, to Miss HRLEN KING SuEtton, of New York. Marsi—Myens.—In Brooklyn, on ary 19, at the residence of the iene mneaer, bs canes, by he Rey. . 8, Brown, Gxonge E. Mansi to MYERS, all of Brooklyn. No cards, Ug ee Serge“ Rackinne county, on Thursday, January y the Rev. W. Tanison, Mr. CaLes Ruopes to Miss MARTHA A. CuRIstiz, youngest anughter of H. Christie, Esq., both of the above oe Died. Fenn ecnages ‘Tuesday morning, January 19, THomas: 3 id friends are invited ‘to attend the funeral, ou the residence of his brother-in-law, No, 2\1 East Thirty-fifth a fay) after- Noon, at two o'clock. January 18 Samus. Baris, in. ‘fhe rein ives and friends of the famity are respect- fely invited to attend the funeral, from his late resi- 346 West Twelfth street, on Thursday riganipis one o'clock. phen BALDWIN.—OD orig, January 19,8 ber petencs, 00 Wi Fifth avenue, CATHARINE, Widow of the Ed Baldwin, United States Army, m ee ‘77th year of her age. ‘of funeral hereafter. —On Sunday, January 17, HUMPHREY years. The friends and relatives are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 39 Lafayette place, this (Wednesday) morning. at eleven Lenape CAULDWELL.—On Tuesday, January 19, at the resi- dence of his -tn-law, 8. A. McKinley, Newburg, Orange county, N. Y., ANDREW CAULDWELL, Sr., native of Scot! the Tist year of his age. Canada papers please copy. CiaRrKson.—At Clermont, N. Y., on Sunday even- ing, January 17, CORNELIA VAN CORTLANDT, aged 14 months, daughter of T. Streatfeid Ciarkson. ConNELLY. —On mpeg | bce rm January 18, eae A., wife of Thomas Connelly, aged 25 yeMhe friends of the family, also of her AMther, John R. Boyle, and uncle, Thomas Blake, are requested to attend the funeral. from her tate lence, 425 Grand street, this Calista morning, at half-past nine o'clock. The remains be taken to St. Mary’s church, where a mass am wii) be offered for the repose of her soul; thence to Calvary Ceme- RDERER.—At Slaterville, ‘Tompkins county, N. a on Sunday, January 3, JosgPH DEDERER, aged 7 years, formerly of Wes:chester county. DEARNING.—On ee January 19. J. DEARNING, aged 33, a native of Donegal, Ireland. The relatives and friends of the family are spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 42 Catharine street, on Thursday morning, at ea pile, DYER.—At Mott Haven, on Suriday, January 17, Mrs. Janz E. L., wife of Oliver Dyer, aged 36 years, 1 month and 21 da: ‘The funeral ices will be hed at the Episcopal church, on Garden strect, near Fordham avenue (which runs from Harlem Bridge), Mott Haven, this {rconeet) morning, at half-past eleven o'clock. lends in the city can take the 1 Harlem train and return by the half-past one trai Firip.—At Bound Brook, N. J., on Saturday morn- ing, January i MaRY Pyecai wife of Richard J. Field, in the 78th year of The relatives and friends of he family are et to attend the funeral services, at the Presbyteria: church, on Thursday, at twelve o’clock noon. Fixmina.—In this city, on Monday, Jan 18, Mrs, ANNA T. FLEMING, relict of Captain William Fleming, of Lap ng in the 82d year of her age. Her eee taken to Philadelphia for in- terment GILLEN.—-On Monday evening. January 18, Buipaxr, the beloved wife of Lawrence Gillen, & native of Ballygiigan, parish of Drumetiffe, county Shgo, Ireland. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 6 Columbia street, this (Wednes- day) afternoon. at haif-past one o'clock. Lyons.—On Monda\ Rog! a ELLEN Lyons, beloved wife of John ne, aged a ee native of parish of Liscarrolle, county 4 The relatives and friends of the ari also those of her brothers-in-law, Thomas and rick Lyons, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (ab memes afternoon, at one o'clock, from her late residence, 308 avenue A. California rs please copy. MarsH.—On Monday, January i JEsstE See yng of searleyine, aged 2 years, 2 months and 15 vs. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are t- fully invited to attend the ES from the eal go of her grandfather, Robert L. Darragh, 260 W — -fifth street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at me o'clock. MrENnan.—On ‘Tnesda; morning, January 19, Deira Kintry, beloved wife of John Meenan. Friends of the deceased are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Thuraday, from her late resi- dence, 258 Hudson avenue, Brooklyn, Moore.—On Tuesday, January 19, after a painful iliness, Mary, the beloved wife of James Moore, in the 25th year of her miescat in pace. ioe relatives and frienda C the family are respect- invited to attend the funeral, from her late re 103 Division street, this (Wednesday) a rogned’ 4 a elie iret id) ub a ant (Irelan ers please copy. MOLLER.—On Monday night, Jani po Chaka AGngs, the beloved ‘daughter of John a Caro- line B. Mo!ler, aged 10 months and 6 aa Relatives and friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral, on bmn My afternoon, at one o'clock, from the residence of jother, Mrs, B, Setbold, No. 189 Grand strest, ‘iitamsburg. 19, after a short PHY, aged 60 years. Due notice of the funeral will be given. McOarrrey.—On apentey Jannary LF ANNW y, aged 51 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late paws dence, 653 First avenue, between Thirty-second and third streets, on Thursday at two Tuesday. January 19, Hue the 72d year of his age. of the family, also the corner of Second funeral on Thursday afer . CAetncee, ees cious, kom cl ‘0 his late residence, 257 West Houston street. McLAvGRALIN.—On , January 17, MIvein May, oy, child of Samuel H. and Hoestoria M. Mc- lin, Lyear, 8 months and 7 days. Relatives and friends of the farntiy are Tompectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the parents’ rest- dence, 288 South Fifth street, Jerwey Cy, this (Wed- nesday aftern oon, at two o'clock, without further notice. Prrck.—In_ Brooklyn, on Monda; Jannary 18, of pneumonia, ELnent Pi aged 37 years, ‘The funeral will take at the residence of his father- in-law, Thomas Dic Esq., 155 Union streot. — notice of which will be given. LEIPS.—Levr S, PHILErPs, eldest son oP Philip ant ‘Saran Phillips, awed 19 ye ‘The officers and members he Osceola Literary Society are reqnested to meet at the residence of the | bereaved parents, No, 273 Fast Seventh street, punctualiy, at eleven o'clock, this (Wednesday) morning, to take re tn the funeral ceremonies. By order of JOSEP! STEIN, AoRaMan iA mt TMMEL, § Committee. LEO, SCHLESINGER. Pontm.—On ‘Tuesday, January 19, Mra, Mary Powren, wife of Henry Porter, aged 36 years. Reidtives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late residence, Ecktord street, corner of Norman avenue, Greenpoint, Brooklyn, b. D. RasiTa.—On Toesday, January 19, at Tompkins avenue, Brooklyn, Hunenr CHagLes, second son of Charles [. and Annie Rabitte, aged 8 years and 6 montha, Notice of funeral hereafter. Ruerx.—On Monday morning, Jannary 18, after a lingering tilnese, ane, widow of Herman Ruger, in the 56th year of her Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, ‘14 Suffolk street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, ai one o'clock, without further notice, The remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery. Surrwoop,—At Sing ane, on Monday, January 18, GeORGR SHERWOOD, aged 70 vears. ‘he relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the fune) on Thursday afternoon, at halt. one o'clock, the Presbyterian church, Sing Sing. ‘Trains leave Thirtieth Tireet for Sing at half-past eloven o'clock in the meruing and re- turn at ten minutes before five o’clock in the after- noon, SLAVIN.—On Monday, ig 18, of inflammation g the Ge Axa ane daughter of Thomas and 6 years, 1 month and 18 e funeral will take p'ace from the residence of ber ta, 134 wea Muneteeoth an racine this (Wed- pert tee of SAMOmL West SLocuM will take place on Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock, . ~ from his late residence, 195 Washington avenne, ner De Kalb, Brook: Friends and relatives 6 of family are invited to attend without further not Rotice. Spizs.—On Tuesday morning, January BX. i. Enizaperu Srmes, relict of William Spies, in Year of her Funeral on ‘Thursday afternoon, at one o'clock, from the residence of her son-in-law, Edwin Moad, 4 Seventh inet, nat.—On Friday evening, January 16, Gextrs, wife of Thomas storm and a daughter the late ‘The relatives ani friends of the faraily are fully invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday aencg . at three o'clock, from her late residence, Fitetion, TWenty-fourth street, without further in- Srors.—On Sunday, January 17, after a short ill- ness, ANNA Evetine, wife of Join B. Storm and daughter of James E. Jenkins, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from Christ chu! Fifth avenue and Thirty-flith street, tus reonesdayt afternoon, at one Olclock, without furthgr notioe. Storey.—On Friday, January 15, Canoninet A. Wee wife of John M, Storey. of this city, and Youngest bara of the late E. W. Webester, of the Islan! He giveth His beloved slee; Pena of awn hereafter. r NIFFIN.—On Sunday, January 11, Miss Dwo: one in the Sogh year of her age. roe The relatives and friends of the famtly are respect fully bce’ wy eee: 4 fmm hag prlienvey ni lavp afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late resid io ie 'HOMPSON.—At Panama, on Monday, December 23, after @ short illness, Wrn.LiaM NORMAN ‘THome- SON, aged 34 years and 4 months, i star tga Losey copy. T “a.—On Sunday, January 17, Marta, wife of Franels Tomes; in the 79th year of har age.” ‘The friends of the family are respecifully invited to attend the funeral, at St. Mark’s church, corner of Secoud avenue and Tenth street, this (Wednesdayt fnorning, at haif-paat ten o’clock precisely. SaDn-0n Tuealay: January 19, CaTaunine, wife of Jere ‘ade, in the 25th of her age. can —— and relatives of family are respect ey ort ed to attend the funeral, trom her late lence, 310 West street, on Thursday afternoon, at one per —On bora | January 19, Joan ween 6 s ilar the he vee of Shrue!, county Langford, ire- land, 83 years. lends and relatives of the family are respact- fall pret to attend the funeral, on Thursday afternoon, at half-past one o'clock, from his late re- _ sidence, No, 85 West Twenty-eighth street. Woon.—At hia residence, 333 First avenue, Gxorcm Woon, in the 68th. of his age. Relatives and friends and congregation are cor- dially invited to attend the funeral services, at the Seventeentn street M. E. church, on Thursday after- noon, at one o'clock, without further notice. Foes GOLD RIN G. ADDRESS, W wire FULL particulars, waen lost, Sc., &e., 1. N. K., station pee 2 Lae ger he par STREET, BE. avenue, black and si Bae Lady. ee moh torn pated eh ee gs ym ap qe ee NIGHT, JAN. 18, CORNER OF Fourteenth street and Broadway, a Bracotety three gold cords, centre one mach the larzest. Jeany W, East | wentecnth street, would gratefuily thank the restorer. ‘OST—SATU BDAY NIGHT, A SILVER EARRING, going from No.9 Ashland place, Perry street, to Hap Francisco Minstre’s. The finder Bavints the ta same at the above mentioned reaidence will meet with a reward. Ei sertng tnat BANK BOOKS on aan ae ur bed Savings Institution, Nos. 46,869 and 5/424. The finder please leave them ai the bank. wa ieee lene ee Oe ee Tree MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 18, A MO- rooco Wallet containing some baak bila a yellow corer. Sndor wil be liberally rewarced; or please Tetara pecs to inder wi rer tor Jonn Dickinson, Herald office. a Soi —BUNDLE_OF PAPER, FROM CABT, BETWRUN Po afice nnd Sev TAPER, FROM © ‘Person returning ‘same will be SANFORD, ‘cusiING « 00.y 644 and 646 Brosdwey. REWARDS, 10 REWAR! OST, A WOLVERINE ROBE, TUES- Gay, Oe the 19th, at #4 Oelock: P. M., in Eighth ‘avenue, yahird and Twenty ‘Streets. The finder twill rece tts the be voward by pa ing the above to rin Are- nue Hotel stablea, 221 to! West ‘Torenty-sizth | $10 BF REWARD.— ee ie ON, (TUESDAY | MORNING, between Fout atenns, ©. mottum sined ten euloree Hound, with black nose so ee ame of Bismarck; had on a red aad TD Pie oolisr, with Whoever will $20 REWARD. LOST, 4 BLACK AND TAN SLUT, answering to the hame very small fatbgrowa."Applytat 401 Weat Twenty-trat street )5 WILL BE PAID mon aE RETURN TO $25 Riser at ans a enere mes Gan’ shind wagon Saturday afternoon, in bring it to Sixth avenue will receive the above reward. $25 REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RETURN Watch taken from 292 Fifth avenue, oa Thure- tease tical’ aida cuectiome peeks Address box 5,701 Post ofice. of a gold Watch ey on rn yew ee — ye Alexan- Cairns, Liverpool) taken from thé person of a gentleman {a Broadway, near Wall ey! on Manca creat th the on it, ‘No questions asked. Address box office. () BEWARD-NO, QUESTIONS ASKED.—STO- Jen, a gold hunting case Watch and Chain, No, jgtem winder: A. Lacge & Sohn, makers, Dresden. wabrokers and oth ers are Pa ore atop tt $50 ¥ REWARD. WiLL BE PAID FOR THE RETURN er Tearing tue same at No. & Coeuties alip. 100 BEARD FoR THE RETURN 01 Peart aad Diamond Pin, valued more. fan otherwise, Also SS) to any person giving tacormation or she a same. Address rauk ‘Spicer, Post oer, 500 FEW ARD.—STOLER, YROM THE SAPE OF 9) Miller & Corn: NO. 82 Broad street, on tho night of January 4, the he ullwing Unkied States government Ponds, viz. No. S01 of $1.00 each, five- Swentien | tasne of 1861. ‘One chy a, cr |,000, and one, 51,265, of $500, five-twentien, isane 0 ‘new series. publi¢ are warned not to negotiate ap chore. reward will he paid and no qtestions asked for i i of anid bi to Im tor DILKS, Police Fag emp Malberry street, or to GLORGE MILLER, 82 Jroa anda proportionate reward for the poe ot any port thereo! < ETECTIVE POLICE AGENCY, #8 BROADWAY.—THTS old establiabed agency rafers th the mereantile comma- nity fee as to their oxperieace, facilities aad stan tiag, Cantfon—We have no branches ta this city. BILLIARDS. MATCH GAME OF RILLIARDS WILL COMR OVP fA at - Ww. peaeny'ss £21 Sixth avenue, on Wetoes ay evening, Jan. 2), at ‘clock, for BiU & side, bstweem Patrick’ Dwyer and ches. Willtaine, 609 points up, carrormnsy push barred, Dwyer to cive Wiliams 109 ponte start, pt CLASS BILLIARD TABLES, WITH SHARP'S patent cushions, constantly oa baad and said cheap, at the So ‘89 Crosby street. Also second haad Tabis, 4 ‘YOUNG GENTLEMAN, A GRADUATE OF A ONE J\. versity, is destrous of making the a: Jntance of am educated and refined inty, with a view to matrimony ; Der of an Evangelical church preferred. Address AND Woop. Cre &, 7 Raepeen ae | we: TMM Chal PER & 8) UR RNG, al Went Bi Bighteenth street, NOKE—8 00, DELIVERED, DEST QUALITY, PROM ¢ Manhattan Gas a Fourteenth: pees oMITn sracgity, De R. COBBETT, Jecical College and We 0. Balgen Sargeons, Loa don, cam Sonomvahed at tual on privaie. diseases; Omso 90 Oeatrs araet, near Champers, ¢ uniess ered, BLESSING TO LA’ TES :—POR- tuguese Female Pills relinved In one day, without ine convenience, like magic. Price ‘3. ie A. M. MAURICBAU oltice 129 Liberty siteeh 0 or gent by inal. M, MAURICEAU, M. D., PROFESSOR OF DISEASES A. of women, thirty oars’ jractice, at 120 Liboriy airest, Guafanteca certain rellet to ladles, from whatever cause, witht Sut pain or meoavenience, “No nuuaing required. A SURR ouRE FoR LADIES IN TROUMLE, WITH. AN out moticine.—Dr. and Madame ESTELA, 144 West rs Pa strest, near Seventh avenue, nore fail; their ace, m Soesfal daa uninterrupted practice ta tle oh sit. Let to all indies requiring bye: A. MADAME GRINDLE, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, NO. 6 Adz Amiy Pinon, guarentees rellet tm all femaiecompialaia, A CER’ URE MARRIED HAD Reds) or without medicine, 7 Madame BESTEL Of Mlawitery {over 80 years Her tf — 2 Franek Femaie Pilla, Nos 1, price 1, ar or vio a ae ay married ladies, price ®5, which Sao healthy, Bolan! cr office, Row 1 ‘aut FR eel, fret. door from Fifth nreauny, wid at ty rectwich street, or ant by mall, Caation.—All her + VAN DU SKIRK, big ate AND MID. cures the worst cases o€ frmale complaints with wake nares place, ai ea CY = ‘iood restored by hie . ny GREAT LADIRE’ BENTPACTOR—DR. PARKER, 116 Chatham atreet. certain, imme” sure thing. Also deiteate d CPR CURE FoR LADIES IN-TROUBLE BY DR Chatham street ; power, sate, Monthly B. COOPER, 14 DUANK Span, MAY, RE CON. ‘sulied on private disenses. Thirty-two years’ experience enables him to wai PTeRtAety 7% byrne ed AND MADAMR ure 30 all eases, or n9 charge. * practic?) eertain revel to marriet indies, Meldn or wldvoutmedisine; 09 pala ct Lacon. bas my festorative mM Patients [rom a ditanoe i, nutel fle ty eaten Boplcd, Oikee $0 Mini ce, Retow Teneh areom Now