The New York Herald Newspaper, November 5, 1870, Page 9

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YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1870- TRIPLE | SPT tae I ne - ND OMMERE SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANRE, bs 3. re. ssa tba $4 Hudson streot, this (saturday) | __* © rom AL. ; i ay, N nes at Ba : oi Wedaestig, Noremver manus W® THs uNDERaIOW MEMBERS OF THE BAB enki s - ~~ Cattle ‘oars and 7 mon of the city of Now York, being te Cally comtect with the ‘ ¥ ee: will from St. Mark's oht —— Fs nt gen Fatbay, Noe oo on Bunday Eewtwo c'cioaks “Frianasind | county Clerk's olen, euta fp pets our, sutome AY, Nov, 4—6 P, M, members of the are invited to attend pa Ga 1Ohange to-day wheat was active and higher, ‘without notice, tion and pleasure with the precision, pr Raosetion marks waa trong, 1m aympathy with an ia any coal Rica aged 88 Vemmaiay, November 2, Mrs. SARAH | bie management of the bustaess of the ofliew for the eavance at Liverpool, duced vet, Tobacco—Sales of 64 hhds. fam | cars, so eminently due te the cosatant and uatiring Uy GOLD WEAK—110% 4 110, balow th as Zoelr products selllug st uw table | mon | PBTs $B ot aa ge ‘tat on he ate eokteuss, S00 Woot Forte, | ‘uree year, pps ’ iig gold market was again the scone of considera- Biesiaged en He mgncoraae then erttion | ton advanced send SOP slzgn sires on Kunday afterdoon, af two clock, "| supervision of the popat acumibeat ho 2m Oharan aS aeeee maaan sitnalien a 500.5 pee Neaineen a 4 Savanna: whee ete ich, te tho’ rath year ot bat Loew), who has (contrary to.the custom of his ateracting so much outside attention that AVAL brozes.—Thete war aa demand for | dlings,’ 160.§ sales, Net receipts, fe. cteaiiamaa ' Of te Gold Room is daily throngea. with gpirls kirpeoina, pean for whieh wore rather Biase, oe. jrent titgio, 2900 balens oonet lends aud relatives are invited 10 attend the | “**?!*4 Me Personal attention to ine minutent, dataile of 4» at45c, for mezchantable in_yard, ia abippli stock, 69,773 bales; net receipts of the week, funeral, from her late reside; 166 Bi te | office, am al pentane holon jo cae Site ee tadaeea pemeciccae ng | sare tec aes aes oom Oi Biuday Afternoon, ar hal-past ons otock, "| “u*n thd hae made aforn ounen 8 serene ofttg Present prloss is a novelty which very natu pura ware only aoderate al top clodug. agus," Crude | "no Nt ma xm: wor a tee, | onthsON Im tals ci, on ane Maweeaes | count anctec vet aera Ae eee the interest of the pubiic in geueral, for Hepat rath goe emma! a orane asso: | | ouion vry ay nd aust soeigig atl Sati—On Thursday mowing. Neveuber $e at | Couy Clerk New York baa hada many years, a view af, )than eight years has elapsed since it was et; morte eyret,i raldulings, 1840.5 galee, 4a ea, | Fort Washington), N.Y, Lucy EiLiorr, beloved wile | these fac ° pts, 4,810 bales; constwise, 117 bales— , ts we feel it a duty we 0 cliente and og at the same figures, On tho 6tn ol Exports to Great tritain, 1278 bales eas | of Agustus Fe Suiti, mdube wo AAD AO, on. 1802, 8 closed at. 100%. On the th by Pyles to Bremen; comstwise, 25d balee, to Vi om Oras. ieee, |. The frienas of the family are invited to attend the | Public, as well as a pleasure (0 ourselves, to cordially unit . 0%, ‘74,09 bales Net 'recelpts. of the woek, bales; coast- | funeral services, ut her late residence at Fort Wash- ——s 1 ‘the-same year (the tuteryening 6th was Sun- Fat wes aul 44 Brae Me halen, total, Beg aes que in this (Saturday) afternoon, at nalfpast three | ('Te*Pective of party) tn recommendifig to the people of 63119, and from that point ran up to quoted at i Bremen S83 baled; coestvice, fal Valens sales of ths | SCOCK, without furternotice. Carriages will miect | Now York the Hon, Charles E, Lotw, most reapecttally, yet ‘assert 200,) Aiter the rebeliion It dropped weer, 3,000 bales, ning peri yp we ; but. the wa pers Cy wean wooden nisin, remains will be removed | Most earnestiy, asking their suffrages for his re-election we Wold couppiracy’ ct. 1968 dartiog a 3 A GOLD ROOM ROW. —On W: y . the oflee of Cleric of th of New York: — - From this it, gradually receded to 1104—the Breath = . ‘SMITH.. ednesday morning, November 2, at 1@ county ere : y his residence, Ne. 369 Hamilton avenue, Lrookly: "Fr onthe in ef March last. Next came aan 4 es LIME J. SMITH, aged 66 yearn | fokn He Parsons, Jobe 3 ‘war, which sont it to eas nan tS. - sis. Notwithatanding the fact that mauy examples | WALTMB J. GMITH, aged 06 yearn respectfully invitea | Fraucie fodnatats, Pe Wiotory of the Prussians at Woerth it began to ang. havo been made of belligerent brokers and warlike attend the funeral, this (Saturday) alternoon, at — 8. Emmett, a Js, To-day {bold at 110, What Snanctal sage will ices “were, without ar He Rarkers-on the streeeby the Boardwittgraion Mop: | Selngeab.siye barg, Le I Sirhan R. Tots Sena ‘the Veil of the future and tell us ita next y cling pie} pe ier fona ot toe spot on | Were Wontifed, nancial Agnters and strikers ftom | per'4, FuRDERIOK H. SPEAE, MgCl 42 youre’ eT | faisee W. Gerard, de, Gharlen W. siabe? ectrace,tua.couill clic’. Gitiieatt be apeac de Mephine wax dul and wompsl hoy 9c, the shoulder on the street still insist when closely qoié relatives and friends of the iaintly are invitea Wilt iruliertn, Ricks day it opened” weak “under tne com al souren boing light, oa! rs waa oa change oaole | Cation occurred lit tho Gold" Roose, on, Thurs: | Fifth street neat South Mind, ou Monday morning, | Bui Darien k of the news of an armistice ett aL 23 4C, Willa there ware no seliore for Deceuber be- | (AY aiternoon, between two prominent gold | at eleven o'clock. Wetmbre & Bowne, a sae ata PT GME MeN pec: vd en wore 1000 dua, on the apabatasie, (2.600 | DTOKers, which, crealed quite © a breeze, “rhe | , STERs.—On ‘Thursday, November 3, Pavan Wit- | tauliue Wheeaon, +4 4 A nber, On private terms, and. jeases ai 2igc, | parties were Mr. Robert Balle, of No. 27 | SON, only son. of hear: + and Margaret G. Steers, | ¥. ¥, Marberry, Jr., We. interest, which is like the India-rabber | 10 $ cd ox January, (00 Dble. ‘were old on private vera, Jobbing | Wall street, nd Mr, Samuel Walsh, of the § years and 6 montha. dames va on the toy known as the “return ball,” ex | were Jn moderate demand Chet ot tad jade! phi firm E, D. Randoiph & Co. Tue quarrel grew out of ¢ funeral services will take place on Sunday, | 0. LY, AD by ¥ ete eee " Ohio & Moon bs.bs 8 7 hy edi tae ’. attacked with spirit and was re] day. be Bates Bao to 101 the effort to buy for the purpose | iineacM ester: G25 Hizey ant sbout G00 de, for the Wis Decemberas te acme | With energy. sir, Walsh wan the weaker or the | | VOORMRES.—On Friday, November 4, Nrowoxas J, | ROwe HALA Vasderpocl, Varies Hl Giarer Speculative contracts Inducmg an unpate- ico doe b'G, © & price. two, but fenced skilfally, ‘The round was closed by | VOORHEES, aged 30 years, Townsend Dyeli & Goid- Fase Senet Fal competion for gett, which mamined tae | fe ai | ee gate ita nae arte | alien niches “Aeeamees tus, WeCet ar | ochitem areata ens page abe reudence | «dea irate vl . of 0! » Lindsa a Lexing- price in this attitude to te close of business this ig j For porte Sree ror bestest Vee hate ate brokers prevented @ further efusion. of claret. | ton avenue, corner of Thirtieth street, on Monday Oliver i Clean » The course of the market is shown m the oi | pula’ these Were, sald and 380 bbls. om the esterday morntug the Gold Exchange, in solemn | ROon, at twelve o'clock. y or, k. 3, i wie ound lots, Whtre were sold 400 bila im ious at gud | irom the Lourd vor ehirty days, “ine action ef Mire | pore ee | Sula 2 8 ao Fe fot dom, at 634.95, ‘atthe latter price, Lots for Decemberde- | Hoyt, the vice president of the board, who brou, MaRS 5... 1 Oy bo Bey William MeKoage elangel Sera Sigs eran aa dean |e water befoe ie body, ts generally approv Meera Aa Tey P RICH OF YOUR | HARE ig, Hate amas t Live bogs were st ut without quotable os : 0k Wt BOW, a4 4 | Chante ta valtes ihe attivaia were %S61 Lentsand gommon | — REMARKAULE RECOVERY OF LOST Jawers.—A fow | echomee ical Disines: card in bekarrer wins ghker | 3Sioney Wort Lord 5 to prime lois were quoted at Tuc. a %%e, Beck hams were | das since a wealthy lady, then residing on Beacon, | bandfulof anaciives Who, he pretends, represent tue Gene. | Robert H. Polldct dames P. G x's ‘Gea % #1 duil, but uncuanged. Sinall sales were made within the ranse | below Churies street, cianged her domicile to an ral Committee of the Young Demoerac; Joba Bassett, Jr., % E. loan market the rato ranged from: Ny Geo Sot: of $308 ear; intlerces, Was awe, andwe heardof D2 | ele rant heuse on Marlboro’ wireet. She did notscem | ,, The General Committee of tae Youdg Democracy met at { Nathantet Cook, "hos, H. Hubbard, fe ing,"to, fiat “S08 borrevel Pre = Wabash ie dul; the dest wil ping eradoooagese: | 1 Day Daruemar attention to the moving of her | Heeadquarters, Apolo. Hall, on Tu Movember 1, in | F-4. Momsen. Hee a phe fispithaeteae psi Readini. Sie Miss: 3s MES 8275 | racier, And priced wore goncrally noma “ aitioty | Goods and chaite's, amd, as the sequel wilt skow, Which rule provides tiat stated tostiugs Of the canmttees | Prederiek Hagtiaon, Irving r F : at, 4 | were suid with!a the range of #1Ua pls for plain-mess a! carelessly left some of her most valuavie articies In | ghould be hel ‘Tue, i elec. | WalterJ. Strong,” yun J, Me! Norywemer a* G15 a, gil ur extra do. Cut meats wero ait Dut tle | her old quarters, Witch the owner placed tu charge | tion. Tuiatie waa pronetied tor co ohne Hn eles: | CO. teedat ee WG. Loathropy $07,711,000 sitios Scar tocemie etek oeiehe oaktomineran. orl ter a abges of an old aud faithiut female domestic, Matters | mitwe oy ex-Alderman Walsh, of tue Fourth ward, and was, fee 2 >, Soe + 1,887,910 COMMERCIAL REPORT. for plekled bains, 14¢. a 14/60. for do. siaulders, 21e. adie, tor | Tested quietly nth ‘fuesday, when the lady appea cussion by the committee, unanimously Thos. i Hurt 15707067 smoked and bagged hams. 1,0J0 green shoulders were wold | ®t Lie Oltice Of tho Chief ot Police, and stated that a the time. of its ad to. ti Bamuol W. Ti 570, ithaca arsige, “Bacon was quiet, Bul withont particular © containing a gold watch, diamond and pearl i the” tst inst, which th, ron 4. W. Seely, Frrpay, Nov. 4—6 P.M. | in Value; sales of about 100 boxes long clear at LMc. and I d brooches and other jeweiry, to the value of | Blumenthal undertakes to say was unauthorized. “If this tn. | Chas. M. Wiley, M. 8. + The government list was weak in sympathy with Buxswax wasdully but unchanged, ‘The business was Fre ey teats oe ft dbues tin stot ares, veer upwards of $5.0u9, Whica she had negiected to rer diyidual, who has no no ius {a Las eity outside of the Fees e..hadersen, #¢ Ganda buo lower price of old, but with the reaction tn tue | oon‘ined to smal lotsa! prices within the range of Ge. a | pHlocsyidwas duiland,quiied ute, Lo cr Pheales wero | MUCYe With her otler auects, but whicn ahe carctessly | wliakty ring, natcriates to wil the democratic rote to tha | dona Makan Jona Mt. Beriboee, fatter‘ana the firmuess of the market in London re. | for Western and Southern; prime lots of the latter | good condition at Mia Oy lard: wuanans saasepoter ieee drawer having been forced open. ‘The lady’ was pray tani thate eee the sits ieenist eee ie ee ere | OJ" Wells,” Hele ‘4 from the lowest prices of the day and closed | Wer obtainable at 820, ives werd consiveratly lower, fales abou 250 packagewat | APDAreniiy in much tribatation on account of her | he inust unaersiau) that the mon whe cregeen te oe Albert BM. Schuoty Rei th i me ed 109%, , COCOA Waa dull and prices were entirely nominal at 9c.a | lie. 4 Mo. for No. 1 to keitle, For future dévery the mar- | loss, and repeated co Lie ciel the assertion that she racy to beat down the Tammany. vlog Jaten ted that tt eiban, oR. p.. A tho Cartydeciine the 67's touched’ 1094. 4 9, gold, for Guayaquil, in bond; tc. a 7o., do., for Mara- | was moderately active at about previous tdures. Ve- | really thousht she put er jewels in lier trunk with y local, and that the organization will not allow Honey Brewster, tinal street prices were us follows:—Uniied | (743 Wonscuctay tone arco Salen wore aah tontee psc: geith, Alger bid.” he | other thins uniil last might, when she looked for chonied and the, democratte State tokabene'4 AUS! 0: ta) DF Toyraha's J Staten currency sixes, 1113 2 1114c; de., 1851, regts- ORDAGE was steady at { foes, vic.t—Mauila, | 49. for dannary and 1,00) do. tor Feoruay om privatoterms. | 80d Wished to wear them, but they could not be Rundeveatboa WO: aoe ek the eee ee ey Geo. | Sasoph ©, Lert” Harrison, Waring” De fe j B44 W 113345 do. do., coUgen, 11334 11834; | 20sec. 2 2:)40.; Binal rope, TOM ene a ta Te anllt | ‘Tho market foF buver was without parconiar’ changeroniy | 10Und, and aie would give most auytuiuy in tue | Bas une staken, to, con tuck the canvas under the Jonn A. Goatrer: tay Pang - 65 gar hens 110% B 1UGDE | Beige. 0 21405 Binal rope, 193Ge, ; Russia bolt do., 180; Rus- | wimoderase demand provalied for ihe eller grades whios | WOxid'to get tiem back aud have the taiel auutshed, | Chaser principle enttra'y ontaide c House ollciais with Tom | D-M. Korte:, Faward Patterson, 0, five-twentios, segistered, May and November, sia tarred, Lee Ame:iean 40, Mo. saasitet bach (iste Wao {rere fn bettor supply and sore frgoly, offered, | though unod- Detectives Dearborn and Shelton were detailed _ Murphy cit, there howd. We und vo faut with the Gol. | T: mB er nat * Charies D. Burril, 073% 810734; do. do., 55) Coupon, do., 10834 & 10826; | study ut Hi 99, . | to grant any refuction. “There was bub iitue imquiry for-ths her ay itaecan are ae Ct ic Ph Roan but since ieoeeye aa path, ee: fe fot, rigs F. Wetmore, 0 Go., 1864, do. do., 10734 a 10734; do, do., 1895, do. .— he market for lota on the spot opened fairly | Jow ard medium grades, which were heavy and unsetied, with | with the drawers forecd. aud sore Of the venecring | Mery belonged, for rich army conteacts, ue had better not | Corselius Sultivan, active and firm at an advance of fy bitt closed 10s, 10T}6 @ 107345 dO, do., 1965, registered, January | quictetsough Gran at prices scout We above’ thove Coens | tae ‘graley, which, however, ware only marerstely augue | Stripped off, a3 the lady had represented. ‘They then | BZenptton pretended to yetlre trom Tammany Hai, with { #-P. Hope, July, 10956 @ 10974; do. do., 1665, coupon, do. do,, | #t the clos regener. ‘The business was again @, ox- | afier tor export, notwithstanding the continued Tavoreble foun‘ the old domestic, in whose charge the kKoysof | which he has been uilillated since he voted against and ly- | Jobn ©. Perry, 005 @ 100%} do, Wo., 1807, do, do., 1093, a 10070; 8 helug the prinelpal purchasers. |The sales were 4.465 | cable advices from Lurope. | Prime and extre lots | the house had been lett by te owner, and she dented | bored to deveat Keaben E. Fenton for Govermagn Ge may Daily & Brown, \ i + 1867, > 109% 25 2,914 were fox export, 1,546 for spinning, 86 on | Were quoted at 16Ke. & 154¥c., with choice lots | gj! knowledge of ho © bureau became mutilated, | have supposed that ho was doing chi i J. 1, Gosling, Mo. doz, 1863, do, de., 1097; a 11634; do, ten-ferties, ni iid were in trum, “Ineiuded fu tueabove | held) ‘by some partiee ‘aa ich “as Won” Aue repress ago, and | When he irew bis net through tho great ocean of possientand | CaFiatopher Fine, fair offerings. ket was slendy for the bet attenipt to run t! e democratic party of this city, espectalty | 2 W» Butcher, ks . aseriing that ts was all right @ day or two ago, an " } to vrvive. For forward dollvery the mar- | offerings of tue common and medium grades were fair, | 222° : . fished up this remarkabie political gra ; Get registered, 106% @ 100%; do. do., coupon, 106% a e unc! ge. higher, losing quiet, uowerer, and prices were heavy und irrogilar. We append the eur | 2 learning the object Of the oilicers sue innocently | Ethie ead actin Near Vege Coa reaps and General | John Bent, Jr, 4 atthe improvement, ‘The sales wore 4,850 Dales (baal low | rent Quotations: Biter —Kutr to extra State, haif drkin | TODied that she looked in the drawers, and seeing | Committee meeting of the Young Democracy, which took | Uliver Dyer 5 middling), lor November, at. Teige. 6 U-lte., | tubs, Bio, a 42:.; Welsh tubs, iair to extra, Je. a S7e.; com. | the little box there she carried it up into the attic | placoon Tuesday crening at Apolfo Hall, was cotaposed of g | Stanton & Hamilton, MONEY FOUR TO SIX PER CENT, civsing at about 163, for December, | mon to fair State, tirkins, Bic. a 85o.; tresh pati, $50, a 47c.; | and bid it for sa’e keeping. The officers accom. | very arge majority of the cnure committee, ‘which consists x at igo. w Wise, c ‘The money market was easy at five per cent as | rior), atl ‘ the prevailing rate on ail classes of collaterals. On #tocks borrowers paid as ugh as six per cent, and on u overninents as low as four percent. Some ef the | Y Me Feb: | Pennsylvanta dairies, tirins, common to prime, 8c. a8/e.; | panied t to th 01 casket | of about (,4u0 memovers, there being trom 700 to 80d present, G.by Moble, at 1oiec, A 15 9.16c,¢ | Wenkuta Reserva, drcius, god to priine, We. a Sic; common | Pat contente wif eet Tee eT ae ae ake | notwithstanaing: tho westesteat eae a te MM, vreert at 15.11-I6e., and (late yesterday) 600 | to ordinary Western, I6c. 2 2c. Cheese--Fair ‘to removal of ihe casket by the housekeeper sume per. | CURLY Convention by the uotorious attorney of the radical a 1832.3 400 average low mid- | factories, 18c. a lic; ordinfry do. Luge. a t5c.; skimmed el y : Excise Board and other radical commissions, viz.—George tU0 dos, for Decomber, at 1c. a | do., Se. a 9c.; ordinary to. extra Slate farm dairies, lye, a | 800 entered the house during her absence and forced | Bitss, who has li entirely and solely wpa: bh os private f. 0. b. ; 1te.; common to good Western, We, a the drawers of the burean in search of plunder, ‘The | which he haa sucke from the public. fanahs ewe etiaeT oe Wheeler F, Clare Seven per cent for the interval to May, 1871. They ie gle ae Deh hachenge ne, cee ere Sanceon: wasidally | ral, O02; fs bopsetlokes fata your ikea ant Uys eee aes Jue . loubtiess foresee that in the middie of the ensuing | Granary ... Pid |. Samm sail << at Fee ee Here tae nay tie, CHUAAC alo cn.) Seeeeeeemneeneesceeecemmeciecemeesienny |” jy {ea genuine demooratte Stato ticket ‘A.M. Peteranaw, printer money will be a drng in Wall street at three | (ood ouinary lite lis ie OO 108 Mataciiles were yenvruliy quoved at dice, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. the Young Democracy on Tuesday night wan, the passing of | Stephen A. Walker, cent. Commerctat paper is more salable and ates Lire Tg H7A:| | arameacugia detuned whe Qala Aroky: holased ‘te. Ninna Silico deantornic Rises Seb Ot tee ete at one Bees We Deion, Fiscoan POUMRER TOM MeV 10 nine Her. ceNt, tor Rindwran qitteh, Conicumasl | Moone theen ria. cathe sete Ae to-day, Marricd. Enc geer eyprny eigenen man one gd Peg ‘on mie ith, the siave trader. ‘The if . rC no sales, but bollers were Gem | but the amount “of business cunsusmaed wag | CHATHRED—GovLD.—On Thureday eventng, No- | devined thin necessary ait lad bees Dieetee ee aetee | N. Dana Welle, OF he stnalingas of the stock. | very Muht, owing to the Increased firmness of scliers, | vomver 3, at the residence of the bride’s parents, by | Grant radica’s that Ledwith, Wnmenthal, Barrett and Clive | Robert Orser, fru demanded for | talr to good refiaing Cuba | Tey, Dr. Hall, Cyrus H. CHATFIELD to MARY, eldest | ton bad to print Woodford and the radical § W. Gleason, } Foreign exchange was more activo, the decline in Md stimulating purchases, but rates, wiille a shade ier, Were Weak ai the tmprovement. { Ne ticket greed A. Vays we which prices wers 3e. above the views of af i fon thelr ballot, aud that the Radical State Central Commuities | Joun Jorogmon, roeLan dew were buy ¢ bales. were confined to about 00 bhie., part at | @aUughter of D. i. Gould allot Brooklyn. Riad agreed, in’conatderation of the action, to sonteibute te | Kaufman, Frank & Pryor, SROCES STRONG: Ath: BUOT ANT. the’ current Jnfe. & 10)¢. for Porto eo, and $ boxes on private verma, | _ RRAVES—HAcHe.--In Brooklyn, on Wednesday. | gam of $20,000 towards the expenses’ of ‘the Ledwith | Jacob F. Miller, The stock market in the forenoon was charac: ce Ise tat ey derate inauiry ior refined, which was trim at | November 2, at the residence of the bride’s parents, | campaign. it 12 important to stato here that, under the elec. | Jas. D, Mcvleiland, a by steadimess and st tb. In th iter | a 1b Jc.; prime 13ie. o 1By4c. for hard, 12746, a 123<0, for soft white, L2sgc. by the Rev. Dr. Gallaudet, HENRY D, REAVBS 10 } tion nw of the inst Logtslature, the Governor aud State oui. | Baker & Cluyd, ferized by jess and strength. In the afte » goverament bugs, 2c. a ie; do. Ad'Se. for extta C, and 1c. m 12c. for youlow. We append ihe | Karn W., daughter of Dr. B. ¥. Bache. cers are printed on the same ballot. with the Mayor and city | Ruggles & Belt, oon theso qualities changed to actvity and buoy- | Mat) Sey @ Bue. 5 Siayaporc Gres rele ean peaaee SOnec: |! Hee Reser aeietotanes acon Remme ‘Gxe a Peep pout) |, LAYLOR—MCUanray.—On Thursday, November 3, } and county oflicers. A of af this barefuced conspiracy, pr ed , And some ef the list made a large advance, | : ‘de. a Iéo.;'st, Domingo (god, in bond), | prime reining, 10)40.; fair to goon” at the Church of the Atonement, by Rev. W.T. | {t' onlyn ore Bliss sce, 8 840; 1 : f 0 toa 30. Ohas. it. Brannagan, weed aroiery, Sabine, Cuanttg A. TavLox to M. Hatta, daugliter | tighttiast as teporied ta the New Saxe wee Thuraday | Protk. Ii, Kellogg, Mr. Bi} igitl ‘ a and boxes), | Olthe late C, H. McCarthy, of this city. No cards. ¥ moved that, in tae opinion of this Cor i 8. H. Mayer, Dutchatand: | Vaxpeaint—Srorrord.—At the — Reformed | tho best Interests of the republican puriy: woud be pronneed Geo. W. Uarpenter, ee 10, Church, Flatoush, on Thursday, November 3, by sepenliaane oe pou yt | A 1G. Corpenior, r x R Reve O. BY FRRY: NDERBUA CHaR- | Rame jomas A. Ledwith. Ino tia connection bh oni g 1, ete do-taricy, ‘Yueiiour marker was verg quiet ut Rie. aii Porta a E we ara the ines ON, oe. state that Mr. Ledwith, Mr. ftlmaenthal atu others had’ asus | WNW AL Our quotations. The wal avout 9, bbis. 100. fining gradet grocery grades, | Coq Bay va ‘a! hin their own sigoatures, revudiate: orn tiour Was dail but unchan Sales 200 bbls.. Ree | ge. a lige. ord, Esq. nola, Dunphy & Co. Last nig! Faby I Lic.; Costa Rica, lodgc.m 18e.3 Ma Moxiciay tie. w I8e, sSavauille, 1o%e. a igo. : Receipts 16,088 bb! featern Union Telegraph taking the lead and rising $041, ag against 49); in the morning, The im- | rovement in some of the railways was even more ] The extremes of the market are shown | in the table, the highest prices being made toward | § WO %ie— 5B (hhde. and 10 corn meal, 76,000 bushels wheat, 1 rn a ‘ ht, 3 i males 125 bbis, Cora meal was BALNS.—kor both goat and deer the demand was light, Werpon—SrneR.—On Thursday, November 3, at Now, if Messra. Ledwith, Biumenthal & Co. have, over ‘yoo close of business: 5 We quote: — and we heard of no important sales; | prices’ were | St. Poter’s Eplscopal church, Twentieth street, New | theirown signatures, repudiated the action of Yous De wi Poarsoa, $ Highest, Lowest 64 00 a 84 80 erally without alteration, however, ' We quote: | York, by the Rev, A. B, Beach, WALTER JOHN WER- | mocraoy General Commitee, what havo. they repndinie: , Wm, R. Sand(ord, lew York Central consolidated, v2 9} Oa 540 ‘tc. 59g. per _ ib., : Ma pon, of Hanwell, Middlesex, Kagland, to Euiza- | A! that commitiee dit was to endorae John 4: Hollman and | James A. Olwe! Royal 8. Oran, lew York Central sorip..... Bebe ie | mucnca Mires, Gbige hy Siiion ae, Cuts, Sere, 49 49: | peri, second daughter of the late Joun sumuer, of sith Woodtond end iat ment Bia ae na, te coalition. | Fite a. Deniela, Wa. 5 We Bae | a biiee. on’ dort Curncaty She" a bie, Capo | Cambridgeslse, Sugiand, dnd tntormers, Ten nas ve BIOS | Gyrus bawtor o. W, 5400 5 75 | 400.) d0., do. "Deer—Honduras, 40c. per Ib., £01 rin, ee cere aire Mesera, Ledwith, Blumenthal and Co. have, over thelr own { Joseph Gelestuien, Joseph sab. 6 Ha . $ % Bley joen se Cena) eres primed, dase. & fo’ Died. siguatarse aie in roe of Woodford and Grant. Fr gpeas Allison, I uid hoon Vlaty, shilppia: re .. do,, not trimmed, Bic, do. do.; Kiaal, Be. a 0c. do., Ve the Young Democracy, an. rom- | HB. Blauvelt, | Round Leow Ohio, trade brands, [6 00a 65 | do. Abpostitra. Rds, do.. do; Pare: B6e. a L750. do. co BLANOHARD.—On Thursday, November 3, Ayam | Tey have aft the ¥oung i elace thom La the mame’ | BL HM, Flack, i ‘aite 2 Sy6a 70) | Stmaxuve.-Tha demand was more active, but at mate- | BLANCHARD, aged 62 years. Of the eadtivals, whore th anes i. Camp Tow extra . § 7a 600 | rially lower prices; the offeri: were fair, holders being Dearest father, thou hast left us, Let Mr. Blumentha! cal} a meting of the General Commit. | Robert E. Rob! is stralgut exwra. 160% 6650 | anxious to realize, were sold 16,000 lbs., at 1a3gc. for And thy loss We deeply feel; tee ti he dare. We ask him to doit and we will expel both | N. W- Rreeeey us choice dowale 6% + $B 728 | No. 1. ldige, for fand Mo. for about prime But’lis God that hata bereft us— him and bis associates as traitors to the cause, Jucob 8, Van Wyek, ils choice family Tia 9 SrFLTRR.—Silesian was dull and we of no sales; He cun all our sorrows heal. Jn closing it may not be out of place to make the Inquiry, ar 4%a 550 were nominal, at 6c. 6'¢0., gold. ‘The relat d friends of the famil: When the $20,000 of radieat goid Ripata over to thess Bene- 55081000 | SERDB.—Linseed was moderately denit in at about former e relatives and frie family are respect- | dict Arnolds of th wemuch of the wold will Worn meat, Jersey. 460% 460 | prices, ‘shete were sold 2,500 baga, ex Asia, at $213, gold, | fully ivited to attend tue toneral, irom his late resl- | tind its way dato the pn nentha! aud old “Bumbo Gorn meni, Branuywine.. 4860 495 | duty paid, usual terms. Clover was m demand. at le., b ‘tence, 646 Weat Forty-third street, this (Saturday) | Green” Barrett ? F. B. SPINOLA f CLOSING PRIOKS av ‘THE BOAKD. | Wheat tas more active, pact for-apeculation, aud prices | held at Uke. Thnothy was dull and quoted at $400 a #475, | a{teravon, at one O'clock, JOHN MASTERSON. Be. pigher, The sales couiprised about without saies, cemine ¥ / Nov. 4, 1870. PETER McKNIGHT. HR, Hart, . ‘The following wero tho closing prices at the last fuse eat Bl ah fori No, Lapriney for old : jacThe demand was active for primo, lots, but at Caneeanapens ine, November 4, after @ long | —~ aia ah bs or et rag posslon of the Stock Exchange:—Canion, Company, ; 102) Noo WSh ia 9. 2 lor pew, Now at 37 8 i) 2s {h0i000 be prime at Sirona Bac os Bemectsl | siness, EMMA LOUISAy Widow Of Jacob Becher, in Ok Beeeesenrari ve Baldwin pred, bid; Consolidation Coal, 26; Cumberiand Tron, oy at $180 n BI Sl bid for choice; #1 $2 for Pig Ww: and heavy; prices were lower her iid y inter, #1 B72 81 83 for primo do., 4188. | some cases. Straits were quoted at 20., yotd, at wi amber State, #142 a $i 4b forwinter | 100 rlabs were sold, Isngiish was quoted at Yidje a % 70 for white Kalamazoo and #271 for | a small lot was sold at the inslde price, Ban: i prices were | nominal at Ye» cold. Platos were dail, th eniireiy of ajovbing character, and pric Were nominal “at our last quotations, Sales | coke at $7 25, gold, | a Sic. for wile Obio.” Of barley there | Toxacoo.—Tho market for Kentucky was quiet, the de- | bushels at vbe. for two-rowed State and $116 | mand from ai! classes of buyers being Hight, but. there w: no change to note in prices. ‘Tne sales were abo West. . the maiket for all articles was quiet, tho | ut pr j82is; Western Union, 40+; a 4034; Quicksilver, 6; 4& bid; do. preferred, $3; a 8: : sod barley malt wore dal! a Water Power, 15% 8 17; Adams Ex- ane nie mi ale 45,08 bushes at 6734 @ 6734; Wells-Vargo Mxpress, 37 bid; uatern, tie, "for eowmon do. Onis were worip, 2% @ 8} American Express, 4454.» Saves 40,000 w at 5igo. 0 Bie. for new 4; United states Express, $4 a 24 Mail, 23% @ 23%; do, preferred, 482 a 49; vee und wanted torn ner hgures, The el ing | Cent : e 3 y 932s only inoderate, tho were Kentucky. entazee” Nand, WARS: PUDE..A #8 05165 | TEN win cccnmnaeens Hreaneee FThe engineers weteree | Feeee torn... ‘Liverpool, 20) bales cotton at 4d,, 15,080 bushels wheat at | Sound lugs 40 bhls, tuitow at %54.. and, per steamer, 1,600 bushels | Common lea Pacific, 2334 a 234¢; Tlinols Central, 13.45¢.213 land and Pitisburg, 10734 @108;4: Chicago and , - . th'2.40) bbls, petroleum to Gibraltar Western, 52% a 52%; Fort Wayne, 9534 a 94; | fh and te Adriatic o Jrivate terms; also a r Hongo Gnd Alton; 12674'0'116%¢5-do. preferred, 120; | Ritson at Sora brit tro Daren ter Rewer Ek ne | Nee Sern ohne eee hio and Mississippl, 32/4 a 22%; St. Louls and | ber at $12; abriz, 29 tons, to the Windwat A \ Mountain, 46% 84744; Delaware, Lackawanna | fyi, witi'ice; m itig: frock Slee ty Non ae eta haa, | Agamerirania and O! id Western, 1108 110%; Morris and Essex, 91% a ! ship (to lay on the perth) for Glasgow, on private | W 3 Boston, Hartford and Erie, 334 a 34;. Hannibal id St. Joseph, 1084110; do. preferred, 117g bid; | Numbus, Chicago and Indiana Centrai, is @ 1856. ‘ a SOUTHERN SECURITI“S STEADY. ‘The Southern State bonds were generally steady nd «strong.» The Virzinias haye reacted trem ihe be Sharp advance, bat continue firm. The foi- lowing wero the latest street prices for the Southern Mst:—Tennessee, ex coupon, 61) a 62; do, new, i @ 60/4; Virginia, ex coupon, 69 a 67; du., new, & 67; do. registered stock, old, 50%; @ 50%: éorgia sixes, 80 a 82; do, se 3, 00 a 1; lo, sevens, O10, 90.4 92; North. Carolina, ox cou- schooner ta, | New York Stato wrappors.. io fillers. dige, appers yen _ 4 35 \ Havana (oid crop)cOominom, 78. a Hie, currency} yood, With an active demand aud a falling off inthe | Sic. a 95e., do. ; fine, 97}gc. a #1 0736, do. ob the market for all kinds Was more active, and prices | Yara—leut, ¥7}c. a We., currency, were firmer and higher. Salea were reported of 8,520 quin- | a $1 08 ¢ .; average lot, We. a 92!¥ {ais ary cod at 87 26 2 87 203g for” George’s | Manufactured. a #6 50 ‘for Grand Bank. The sales of | Biack work, common and medium, in bond were about 5,000 bbls. at" #27 for No. 1 | Black work, good ani tine, 0. $93 for No. Lay, | Bright work, comnion and 3 do. There was a fait | Bright work, good ond tne, erring, the sales of which VOOL.— There ls only « moderate de, i to about 1,000 boxes, at due. ior scaled and ¥e, | market for fleece, the demand being Iigh Herring in Dbla. were moderately dealt in; sales | for small lote to eupply the present 7B) tor split and #6 50 a $6 50 for round. who cannot be fudueed to buy largely ¢ E was uvimportant; the demand | from present prices, which goliers refuge to grant, Wuil ron secoud hands at formes fig- {| previous figures are. demanded for ail gr: hot Prices of wholetaig iots were heavy and nominal at firm in thelr views in view of the Loc. for cloth, and Isc. a 19¢. for bags. entrited: by the tow water fo v was in light demand and we heard of no sales of | mill streams. There is a fair business doug In puliec wool, J. Manila was quoted at 18e. a 13%c., gold; jute, be. | which fs sellin, not differing from those previou jedltiah Life don. and Tamploo, 1igc. do. in bond, | current. “The demand is till princ! pally for eztra, the &. Ics gehersily auxtous to reatize at these prices, of which during the month have been hears. 4.The market was-w.thout particular change. Prime | wool fs quiet, the business being confined to sina.t lots ominat ; IT cut, #1 02 do, band y 18 19 Ife, for common t ing ina state of qnietude, thouzh there Is more inquiry be range. NGS LN AROS APES) | TSInS Naa week? pricel are wominal fox olmost nll de Hannibal and St. Joseph, et a 92; Lon i ti 3 sereh | Hav. With oui? WOGhiGll: refmtptéaditdtatr demand the | $a ie saica rere atin Ba Tb. Leoen at Srom "7034 @ 72; do., new, 63 @ 70; do., levee #Ixes, 72 9,75; do, railroad eights, 70 a 1; Alabama | to,un,ieragee SS OF sal sdhleaeaed 0 @ 79; do. eights, 161 a 102: «do. railroad ON. the market for Geotch peee xerzauiet, owing to p U0 super combing at hi'nmaiiness of the atock nnd te ai o state ‘Wes “ 1e heat quiet. Sales of car ar ash etd at 61; Memphis olty sixes, 57 a 55; Savannah city | 82 a 84; New Oricans consols,. old, 73a 76; | Jo. issue railroad sixes, 69 a 72; 4do0., new, sevens, 71 72, : { wuikee club jh 2%. No, 2 red Wal a8." fim but dull ‘Sue 0 busi! Oeig i a nN qt Canada nt $l, and 10,060 bushels Bay | ap lake 5 : pweaee | 3 H ys ee inte at $1 18, afloat, Rye and peas nominal, Corn meal, | 7" 5 5) , Lb DEMOCRATIC : iin SUDTRRASURY sition jem pogne one Some See git for belted St xe for subolind per ewe, Mil food la fair | residence, 295 West Thirtechth vircet, JULIA Mona TH WARD NEW TAMMANY, WALL DEMOOR A710 is, Hed 2 B20; muddilgs, se, Canal freighta lower on tey, Bich to New York: t lumber, $4 TAO Cp, mand; shorts, ; Bhipstufis ys * en Z hs yy aes ty ie. | fi The foulowing Was to-day’s business ai the office | Sagi Midi the Assistant United States Treasurer: to the Hudso | OWe ‘The relatives and frieuds of the famuy are re- spectuily invited to attend the fuberal, from ler late residence, No. 7 Suilivan street, on Sunday afternoon, at haif-past one o'clock. CouzN.—In Ceipnatl, Ohio, on Tuesday eventing, November 1, JACOB CHARLES COUEN, eldest son of the late Charles Cohen, of this city, aged 43 years, 4 months aud 7 dass. The fa eral Will take place on Monday afternoon, wrence, ab Luckahoe, DAYIN.—On Friday morning, November 4, at four o’clock, JAMES DaVIN, son of Join and Bridget Davin, aged 7 years and 2 months, ‘The relatives and frients of the famfiy are respect- United Brother Lodge, No. 858, F, and A. M., are respectfuily invited io atvend the funeral, from the residence of his son, Li, Dunkak, 964 Secoud avenue, oo Sunday afternoon, at one o’¢iock, Fivop.—On Friday, November 4, Many ANN, wile of Patriek Flood, aged 21 years, The relatives and friends of the family are respect- Tully invited to attend’ tue funeral, from her late residence, No. 300 East Sixty-first street, on Sunday alternoon, at 018 oFclock precisely. HAGAN.~-On Thursday, November 3, Jon A., son of nm pa Catharine Hagan, aged 35 years, 6 months 2 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the famity are respect- fully invited toattend the funeral, from the residence | of his parents, 100 Orchard street, this (Saturday) afternoon, at Nalf-past one o'clock. HAwkINs.—On Friday, November 4, GEORGIANA A., daughter of Hethcote M. and Catharme Haw: kins, aged 3 years and 10 months. The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services, at ther residence, 68 First street, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock. Ra ppl ‘Thursday morning, November 3, at fhe residence of hia movher, 292 Stanton street, JouN H. Hye@nks, aged 27 years. on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock. JONES.—AU 163 Worth street, THOMAS JONES, a native of Dublin, aged 81 years. Church of Transfiguration, Mott street, at half-past ten o’elock this ( wt 4d morning. The faneral will leave the chnrch at hal!-past one o’clock for the 28 years. ‘The relatives und friends of the vag ere Invited To attend the funeral, trom his late residence, south. east corner of Fifticth street and Sixth avcnue, this (Saturday) afternoon, at one o'clock, MonagHuAN,—On Friday, November 4, at her GBAN, aged $2 years and 6 monthe, Her friends ‘ave respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday aiternoon, at one o'clock, from MATTHEW T. BRENNAN CENTEAL A under ths aaspleds of vited, The following eminent Speakers will positively address the jn Hon, 8.8. Cox, Hon. Fernando Wood, ifon. Jobn Muilal Hon, John K, Brady, Gerard, Jr.. Hon. Samuet 8, Garvin, Hon. Magnus Gros H. BURNS, incteenth Assembly District. For Assembi; THOMAS G, FIELDS, JOBIAK Pot: Ry Peres B. MAwTenson, F, Vaxnaaen, Secretary. nu Ucar GREAT Srernex J, MEANY, gol. JOUN WARREN, ey U NION mene taweaty 20" "Ra rm Assoc! evening, at 734 ogoeks avenne, between Grand Dy the ubave assoolation wil he held at Cooper. Institute ion, James Brooks, Hon, Joan R. lows, Hon, A. 8. Sullivan, Hon, stephen “To Chatrman Nominating Convention, { Seoroturios. REPUBLICAN NOMINATION. For Member of Assembiy, Eleventh District, JOUN V. GRIDLEY. Regu, MOCRATIC NOMINATIO! wembly Twenty frat cl Irish Demoer: The officers of clubain the Tammany organization are re quested to muster all avaiinble force at thelr atepoanl to a it. A. E. COBTRL.0, Jaret Wine, Corre in Cor Kighth Cony) GEORGE WILKES, ‘OLEY. WILLIAM MoNALLY, Chairman. M. J. SHAWAUAN, Secretary. snl UBBER RINGS FOR. EL! had at ail hours at the Crystal, 14 Bowery, 13 Sixth { Secretaries. eaten FOR ASSEMBLY, ublican Nominations. j ol Trustees, t J.T, Windolph’s Hall, 346 Kietith yscvenih aud Twenty-eighth siveots, ASSOCIATION, noustration phon J. Meany, Hon, J.W. President Central Association. SHEPHERD F. KNAPI’, MARSHALL O, ROBERT Chatrn POR AS: tlt { ION BALLOTS TO BE ic Rally. FOL Cunba. for important business. By order. Hei wo BBC. i on, 68a7 k, 48 her late residenco, 200 West Thirteenth street. JOSEPH LEVY, President, $072,984 | Hel 0c, a #20; oak rough, light 8c. a 87e,; middie and to Album sae fo iy teeto Boston, So Bris Nes McKiw.—On Monday, A carne = Rens a 1, SHENYTRLD, becretary. pie 508,889 | henry, Uae. a Btc. York, 4G) per ton. Lake Import--25,00 | Pa., RrouaRD MOKim, son of the late Kim || Swe Baw PANNANT BALa/@NOURACID 61,007,814 | | Luaives.-Thore was only a modezate demand for’ Fast. | pushsls ley and 101,00) feot luaber. | Jr., of Baltimore. 1D WakD NEW TANNA! “Toj008 | «23 epre: whch, howover, being ia morn ai wat | Canal sport h700 buakels wiisdt, 14,00 bushels. bariey ANON Wednesday, November 2 Exum | <4 Reform Amociation the ¥ EM GE eid for full previor prices, ore were 6 about lumber. Pres! astse | Tectatefoes lity fie 'esage of #17 a 8B for cou er fail Cnioaco, Nov, 4 197 | RT i von amd “friends of the famatty are re. | SRbaINO ME cr wtia Cre 495,000 | “Lisus.-"the aupoly waa only moderate, but more than | springs WC ID & G4 fe, Wacah uusguiar aod Wywers No. a | spectfully agvtted ta attend the funeral from wer | Bargars Sousa: M. A, Potter, Dievi't MeChire, G. Tiketwon, Wm. M. Tweed, Jr., Hirsch & Newcombe, H. M. Collier, F. Y, B. Kennedy, Morrison, Lauterbach & Ai a D ‘FoRD,—At Tuckahoe, Westchester county, on on Saturdi ing, Nov..6, 147 Yoloek, 5 ® 42%; Atlantic Mati, 24a 20; NewYork Cen- ging fram 610. to Ie. The busines see wera Q , 5 urday eventiz, Nov. by 180, at 7% o'clock. Spingarn, as Cups ibitavact aie oven boiog Nant, nna there was le-s firmness in raten, | loaf was condined tormalCiots, at about forraer prices; fuu-| Friday, November 4, Suds ORaWFonD, aged 98 | ‘The sirious Matthew T. Brennan Associations and citizens | 4 Kindskopf, Consolidated, 91% 89134; do. serip, 56% a 867 or cotton room in the Liverpool steamers; whieh | prices, however, were demanded for'ail desirable lots. ‘the | Years, 4 Months and & days, Generally are in A. Peuchtwauger, John T. McGowan, for gratin fo pool 9d. by wail, °8 ‘wore “nade of 330 Valens ir a fie, { jock, from the residence of his dsagh BCaee H.W. spetr, L “ + uous for i" verpo were Sd. by sail, anv at irom c. ‘clock, from res eagnes % Ohio: fy v Hem, 132 @ 186; Reading, 10144 @ 1012¢: Michl= fhon jute, by meatn, is ‘eharterin a ode: wrasl quote ere made ol wi ghar, Hon. 2, Opkey Bal Sentcet Carey, blo; Hoo. Bi chard L, W. Bates, vessels of al in: 4 r i. Non tote Forman Whitney, vampbell, wheat al Wigd. aud 2,000 baies cotton at dod. | Preedms 3 7 forthwestern, 80 bid; do. preferred, 8s#f a 833, el6d | To Fandom, Faby pple. “dour vat 2a. ba. x fully invited to attend the funeral, trom 65 Fourth | fen, Hon. Jorome Buck, A’ eters Captain HL. Cos: CK Taylor, Pieveland, Columbus, Cinciunatt and Indianapolis, ra tee hy Aare Eine erste | Steel, corner ot Garden, Hoboken, on Sunday aiter- | “yy order Gomunittos of Arrangements, Henry . Lee, A.D. W, Balderin, t | att iss TEM te a About de feytece. bark crow tn | Connectfent ad 3 eae head 1h DcNKAx.—On Retday, November 4, LUDER DUN- | Jaws J. Wynn, Seorelars, Saks it, ’Cuinmaings, land, 112 a 11254; Milwaukee and St. Pau, 6136 phix to the Mediterranean, with 1,600 | Counecticut and nders and KAK, iu the 69th year of his age, EGULAK DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION, Baldock Gana) 1%; do. preferred, 80% a 803; ‘Toledo, Wabash a., and back-to New York ‘or Boston | r ‘Tho relatives and friends of the family, also the | * ; H ae M. I. A. McCaffrey. Woitiam frwin, NEW YORK. We, the undersigaed, citizens of New York, without dies 1° THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OF tinction of party, would hereby earnestly recommend eur fellow ciltzen, Mr, CHARLES E. LOEW, to your favorable consideration for the office of County Clerk, The long needed reform which he introduced and estabe ished in the office fm question, with his acknowledged ability, honesty, and Integrity abd Kis well Known business habita eminently quality him to discharge the Guilee of the same inn faithful, and.eeceptable manner at once satie- factory to the logat profession and the comumnity at large. With a sincere desire to see our local public offices fillede Ine: ket was passably active and fir 5 bio a Roi ling Secretary. Pe ay #743 do. do. eights, 85% a 01; do. penitentiary | for almoet Fe xine, We' Showmaulpning 6 Grrtety sand oe A 49ige, a Bley reavy, | ‘There will bé a solenin requiem mass tn the | 2osren Wms ing Secretar _. | goun Engils, President Eleventh Ward Bank, weal We D. ©. Hay, Presideat Union Bank, Simon Deviacer 303 Loyal 8. Pond, Youngs & Coy,’ John Ml. Sintih's Moller & Mart Bar with onr best men we earnestly entreat ail our fellow citi I 47 @ 48; Go, funding, 1860, 38 au so; go, | aM vieice grades weve steady at the prices previously cure | there is no change to nota in prices, holders demanifing prow Th ‘as of the fly, and algo | io%4 the great Tria! Meet ‘looper Instituto, poss: de 3 rola lew, Cali ia ie i¢ relatives and iriends o! family, Monday evening, 7th inst., at 73g o’elook. » 1805, 31 a 22; do. DEW, 27 323; Pld. special | Stick yiltien lich eer Tae eee ee ee relives but unobtainable Delow rormer, | the members of Polat Star Lodge, No. 119, 1. 0. of | Mgadaycreming, tl inet at 736 0'eo0 | zona to distegard. party considerations and by thelr votes 20 @ 22; Missouri sixes, 91% a OL3g: and heavy, thottalt not notably lower. Prices ran; figures, whieb are firmly demanded. The market for foreign | QO, I'., are otfully invited te attend the funeral, DP. CONYNGHAM, Chalrman, and influence unite with usin Feelecting Mr, Loew to the office of County Olerk on the 6th day of November init. 1 sph lea ir? & ¥. A. Palmer, President Broadway Bank. > 20, vomete WILLIAM J, ROBINSON, © 9 J ‘95 ‘w 100; South Carolina sixes, 87 0 Raves Kenton, Gizagernock and Gartsherrie is about or parent sb cra Talon wy (Saf Thatons ba trttty Sapeneaaee ett ee- Joun EGAN, Secretary. - oa ot ss gh ash bt qsehe Davidson, President Manufacturers end Buildord i : r a rice a ~ e 070,000 To. 2 “ . i . — now, January and July, 62/2 a 69; do. don, yal." “eaten' wate mada ot ab’ tous” Gartargeris ai | sod Gedo black on piteive venus; sino 76400 Tos. les at | KENQ=-Ou Wednesday, November 2) at bis rest- Bh a ay ‘Andrew Mls, President Dry Dock: Saringy Ranks and October, 65.2 U7; do., regisered stock, Rog fa do. Summeries at $2 which were mostly reyold | Bic, w42c. for super abd extra the tnaide price for eliort | denice, 115 West ‘Iwenty-seventh street, Epwarp | peoples and Twelfth and Nintecnth Ward Citizens’ Ausocia- Jamon 1. Bie want, Sooners Dey, Ucos Sarmaan @T ab; Arkansas sixes, 61 GA evenas.es * American wasduil and heavy, though prices were | extra—8000 Ibs, Texas, in lots, at 0c, n 3c, for | Kenn, aged 63 years, Hon candidate for Asseinbly Twenty-first district, James Marphy, Quinterd from Works. |, OF a ox, 61 a jo. Sevens, hot quotably: lower. quote:—No, 1, alan Xo, 2, eto tne, ams0e0 ibs.” wpring cltp | at ‘The friends oi the family, also the members of OUR Four Georgo Te dace Works. 67; Mobile and Ohio’ Railroad steriing, 78 a 40; do, | Refined bar was dull aud nomfoal at $7, Rails were SB3go. for burry to tine free of burrs. “Or Loreiin Tompkins Lodge, No. 9, 1. 0. of 0, F., are respect- JOHN E. RISLEY, Chairman, Daniet D, Works, fest eights, 72'a 74; 0, second mortgage eignts, | ti ™sraned tn, values Bugiaa were 9 Ot Husata shee, wig eta eae Feito ao" Ayeias att imily mvited to attend the faneral, from histate real- | _Ast®r Bawxer Fy Ke ae 743.00, » | gold, and Amo cy. ussia sheet, | fh . 8, ad 3 “2 ; ‘ re Pomme as Sa EP ——= | giccusht bs: | Which was quotedat I Gee A 0 Ths, Mest! lied at Ge, dence, on Sunday morning, ai ten o'clock, — cH y “ rs $856; Mississippi Oentrat Railroad first mortgage | Pith was quotedus Mae, 4 V;¢0., ol, 20 packages were ee ee a Poe XE dor do-von urivaic |, Maccing.--Or consumption, on Friday, November TU netorcm associa Ward Sonate eee Henry Gwe dO e 5 ane emlock sole was fairly ac- | Sheepskins ‘were in some jen 87 f HOMAS MAG! ¥ mg 0’ + at No, 148 Ei oadway. 7580; do. second mortgage eights, 65 a THER.—The market for hemlock sole fairly epi fi demand; sales 7 balos unwashed | 4 THOM AGUIRE, the beloved son of Thomas and at 739 o'clouk, at No, 142 East Broad: ay Peter Moller, 96 Wall street. New Orleans and Jackson first mortyege, 4a icmand belay good, eapecialiy (rom manufacturers, | Bucnos Ayres at a private Pulse. | Auna Maguire, in the 34th year of Ins age. THOMAS JOYCE, Prosident. Fee Me ideoan h Oo 3 ‘ . Who iuave bought within the past tow days largo quantities | WillSkEY,—Recoipis, 611 bbie, The market was fairly ac. | May his soni rest in peace. PATRICK MULAN, cocretari Badward Rorke & Co , 4d Barclay etrect, 3 do. second mortgage, 70-a 71; Memphis and eeacd aes cca vans. Prices were steady | tive and prices were wteady und firm. There were sold 20 ‘The funcral-will take place from the residence of | _JAMRS Nouan, i mee « Andrew Carrigan, 8 Fifth avenue. Railroad first mortgage, 82. 84; do. sec- hight supply, wile heavy and common lots of amathe Baaees | OO Lis wistel, Mis. Rely, No, 10 Forsyth etreet, On | sa9H WARD NEW TAMMANY TALL DEMUCRATIC Huuyen tori. Prarabors sreet. mortgage, 760.78; Greenvale and Columbus | Ayres were wen’ ap our Insiile quotations, For cholee Lota full Cc MARKE , Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock. [iM helen Asauetation the Ward tecntie iisnece | © yeunee.3 Mores 4.Co., Ui) Ghasabers sy | gues prevailed, Union crop was only moderately dealt in and DOMESTI Providence and Hartford papers please copy. this evening, at 73 o'clock, at 88 Bast Tenth street. White, Morris & Co., guarantecd by South Carolina, 65 a 66; | ratior 4d Boca ware slow, of fale, there being scarcely ee eS | Mennen.--On Thursday, November 3, MIcHarL M.8. TASSERATH, President, William Seymour, Jr. West iy ninth street, acon and Branswick, guaranteed by Georgia, 74a SPN No None: wer. We append our- tan eee ay N Gales uycou | MERNER, @ native of the city of Dublin, Ireland, agea i eerie} Secretaries. Rothe Saray SONS Oe See Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford cights, , ring, 6 75 for amber winter, #7 25 aad Hh Py et i Steer Meteo a es reek. ra.