The New York Herald Newspaper, October 17, 1871, Page 5

Cone & Sellers, 358 West Twenty-third street, lea, oP Division street, 2 boxes o4 No.2 pruens, 686 Graud street,7 barrels bre: el ‘No. ‘Sia Mine, Sespenasse, Instituto Fort Washington, 1 Me fee Wrens, 283 South atrect, 1 box clothing, aenition ‘Metropolitan isread Company, £20 bighth avenue, oan a 4 J. Hull, 158 West Thirty-fourth street, 1 ve elotiil Pre tied, Ky Koln, 316 Aly iT sth 71, Kolm. 816 Firat avenue, bait barrel beef, 1 box Ib—Mozart Lodge, ‘No. 928, 1. 0. of 0. F., 6 barrele No. 230—L, de F, a Jennings, 20 Reade strect, 1 package 22\—James Hall, 130 Eighth avenne,1 box coffee, 1 clothing, a, thomas J, Pope & Bro., 292 Pearl street, 1 bale No. 25-17 La Morton place, West Twenty-ninth street, 1 package clothing, George Heusle, 164 Varick street, 2 barrels, 1 box ens lL ham. No. 225M. Meyer, 162 Weat Fourteenth street, 4 packages etottins, Mrs. J. B. Fogarty, Brooktyn, $20, 1 bundle bed ) 1 bundle hats, Mr. Epsheimer, 42 Clinton place, 1 box clothing. 0: 298--G. B, Grinnell; Washinguon Heightay 1 box. cloths “ ¥29Joseph Lowenburg, Durham Market, 1 box }--T. M, Co., 1 box clothin; Ho. %31—William N. Lowe, 141 Eighth avenue, 1 box cloth- lo. 252.-Karach & Guenthner, 52! 525 Ei,hth avenue, 1 pack- nd 2 palr blankets, oe ‘clot erhing a cee ‘filiam 8. Conine & Co., 900 Broadway, 2 cases eandries, jo. 2%4—Thomas McKenzie, 337 and 339 Broadway, 1 caso gyi : 1,158 Bowery, Lbanitle clothing. Kel & 3 No. 38 Mr Zapinat Tinrlem, Ubox sind but ale clothing. Fs ot Th McKenzie, 1 ca: No Sat Thornes ogee: 186 Bout street, 10 mattroeser, 10 alow, 0 rth, 1 barre! clothing. No! sche Oue, 100 Sou Filth avenues bundle cloth. ancis Z!ny, 178 Second int 4 hoya bread. No. 243—-A, Merken), 7lz Broadway, No, 143—Chase, fuibot & Co., 30 Bouto. nireat, 1 box pro- ine, bis ta) . B, Stern, 84 Weat Thirtieth stres Mra. Cole- n, Sto Went a eS, street, and Mra. Le ‘est Fhirttorn ureet, clot hate, So. No. 245-b. S Larvae; 62 Orange’ street, Brooklyn, 1 pack- ot To. 24 F Knotb, Dey atrect, 2 barrels potatoen, 0.247 -Mra. Sunith, 45) West Twenty-seeond street, 2 wansien! clothing. jo. 248—Chamberlain & Dodge, 709 Broadway, 13 boxes James Beaty, 354 West Twenty-eighih sreet, 1 trank clotbine No, t80-— Butchers of Spring street Market, 1 pail butter, 2 Kez salt tale 2 boxes cherse, f box xen, 1 bag potatoes. Lbir- beef, l'barrel dried peas, 1 barrel sweet Deaf bi ibnety Asylum, 162d street and North clot “Brovks Brose 116 and 118 Cherry street, L case eothing, guess 253—-Daniel No. HAD. B. Pike, 471 West Twenty-third street, 1 pack- og suing, Cronin, 409 Madison street, 1 package oo H)—Mr, Burley, 209 West Forty-thint street, 1 barrel @ioth) pi? M1 ©. Cattaghan, 505 West Twenty-reventh street, 1 ou ning Company, West Twenty- bam, aries Lehmann, 50 ixth street, 1 box awusages, ans, 2 pounda vermice! Osbora, 140 Dean tireot, Brooklyn, 1 package wines be: elothi eating S93. D. Purss, 140 Dean street, Brooklyn, 1 package ning. ue, 1 package clothing, ty-iiret wireet, 1 package Mr. Doty, €3 Irving place, 2 boxes provisions, i Becker, ©, Beshielentuner and A. Nietsch, 1 Dandie’ cloth No edule Becker, 165 Rivington street, 1 package cloth- jae eae ga -“eorge Jacoba, 17 Harmiltou avenue, Brookiyn, 1 ¢ boots. bar ter J. W. Kennedy, 84 East Houston street, 1 box esting No. 3it_Lilen Crow, 11 West Fifiyeecond sttect, 2 boxes bet ay and 1 onadle hata, 39". Houser, 149 Third avenne, 1 Lox woollen wo 88) — ~ Joseph Tobias, 757 Orchard street, 1 bundle eloth- ba and That In a box, -F, Noninensmagher, 70 Eighth avenue, 1 bundie anting ‘No. 282- Coleman House, 1 ease merchandise and 4 bun- les carpets. Mra. He A Pesersine a bab Filty-first street. and Mre. Henry Searle, eae Dg. No. 244 No, 286--Mr. ‘tetas, 135 Christopher atreet, 3 boxes elothing. No. 187-—P. De Witt, 811 Sixth avenue, 1 package clothing. No. 283— Max Musvaunin, 48° Grand etreet, 1 box closing and bread, No. 259—H. Hornstein, 480 Grand street, 1 box el othing, 1 box nes cormege a inet ralbeacke ZsL—H1, Lowenstein, 498 Grand street, L box clothing. L, Freidberger, 204 Hast Yentli strect, 1 oundle rin, by 268 “Greene street, 1 Lox ekerse avd + sothin, No. Wd—J. ¥, Whipple, 14 East "hurty-second street, 1 box ese | Ht 4-11, Kngler, 883 Bleecker atrest, 1 box clothing. ee %—D. K. Bchiel, Isl Woosier’ street, 1 package wing. No, 2i6—Willlam Hazen, 17 Chrvatie trvet. 1 box anusases, Ro. 207—Dr. Parker, 185 Madison avenue, 2 boxes No: 28 Guests and employes St. Nicholas Hotel, 1 bok @ovtping, Mrs. §, Hawk, St. Nicholas Hotel, 1 trank clothing, le Kallway Baygoge xpress, 2 buses, 1 trunk 8 clothiig. Erastus Lyman, Jr., West Twenty-ninth street, T g.otbing. H, Waterman, 737 Fighth avenue, 1 case elothi Ho, ste—Min A Blanchard, bc: West Foriy-siin street if B; Marita bas *Lanaon, 11 barrels crackers, S. Hughes, of Moore, Jenkins &Co., 1 trunk @otbing. ‘No. 3U5-—Oyne & Co, Rrondway, £0 cases merchanitse, No. Wintrichy Houmes’ & Coy 68 Leonard reel, 3 merchandise, Kirk & Thorne, 8 barre!s potatoes. ird, 1 barrel merchandise, No 0cit He Hart, T teree meat, No. 811—Ladd & Jones, 1 barrel meat, No. 612— Rudolph, 162 broadway, 5 barreis crackers, 1 box Dams. No. aia A. E., 1 package clothing. Mo. 2 barrels potatoes, r ae ontona. No. Sis—utien Allen, 173 Water street, 5 cases sausaves, No. di6—Aymond Bros, 873 Canal street, 2 bundies cloth- fio. £17—Mre. Kenny, 290 Third avenue, 1 baz clothing. No. i$ “Master Aliréd Herzoz, bh West Kightecnth sireet, A CTAC Side -t, W, Johnson, 414 West Thirty-fourth street, 1 Nothin, lo, B20- oat Levitsky, 274 Bleecker street, 1 care clothing. Re BU 19 Kast Seventeenth street, 1 bundle clothing. Ko, 82—William Jenkins, 116 Eighth avenue, 1 bundie @othing. No, £3—A Friend, 1 bundle clothing, No, 62i—Dr, Layne, 28 Fiith aveaue, 2 boxes clothing, 1 box boots aud ehoos, ‘No. 325—No name, 3 | undies clothin, No, 326—Merriam & Ciyde, 650 Broadway, 8 dozen trimmed No, 527- A. Bergmann, 1 and $6 Spring street Lease sanc Coddington, 77 Amity street, 1 box clothing. Ceywer, Comstock & Co., 251 Greenwich sireey, 4 30-8, B. Chittenden & Co,, 6 bales blankets, Fifth Avenue Hotel, 16 bundies carpet, Mrs, D. KR. Mangan, one trank clovhing. J-Mre. A. Journeay, one bunilie mi ii ne. bret » V7 Beckman wtreety tour boxes No. B8—Daniel Talmage’s Sons, 108 Wi ‘Tice. No. $37—No name, one bundle clothing. No. 8i8—Lawrence « Sons, LIS South street, one half chest -Mr. Guyre, 40% Sixth avenne, I hundie clothing. 1— Brownell & Lathrop, 8 eases eh've eae: HAH. Thorne, 4.5 Sixth avenue, 1 Var he. $42--Willlam Welling, 1 basket cl KD. Vatreet, 1 box clothing, He ial Red irae, 108 Broad strevt, 3 boxes clothing, No. bio-M. Levy, 726) Myrtle avenue, Brookiyn, 1 box 6 Firth Avenne Hot~l. 23 bnndies sheets bundles earpets, V case merchandise, No. 247—Mre, Hawthorne and Poihemus, Williamsburg, 4 eases clovhing. 2. ae Mrs, BE. K. Willard, Fort Washington, 1 bundie No. re Vernon H. Brown, Fort Washington, 1 bag cloth- whi, 850—C. Creppia, 103 West Fourteenth street, 1 bundle A. Booth, 938 East Kighteenth street, 1 bundle No. oui Ro Sa—U. Schinldts 16 avenue Ast bundle sloshing. Op. corner Ura apie clothing nd and Broudway, 2 10. 364—Develin & Co., Broadway and Grand street, 1 box No. hi —B. T. Young, 356 West Thirty-second street, 1 trunk clothing. ington market stalls, 16 boxes sundries, No: Sot —stauler “a 00 ‘loth ler Ove casee ut nt. and 10) vente. nou benicar Soto House, Broadway and Leonard street, 1 vin & Co., Broadway and Grand street, 1 box etna, 8B. T. Young, 356 West Thirty-second street, 1 box i From the Ladies of Flushing, t bi t) te §62—No name, 2 boxes clothing core No. 863—-No name, 1 box clothing. No. 364—John H. Gorarre Erie Rallway general offices, 3 eases clothing, | box cloth! No. 85. No name, | case 5 shoes, Dpackages clothing, 1 vor nee Re 231 F strest, 10 baue bread, 1 box hing. d quilts, 11. B, Sackwon, 1 box cooked hams. Rois x bats. No. ‘868—J. earierery bor clothin: No. 319-—-No name, 1 alued $1 No. 30—A. B. BeCorne 130 Voart strvet, 1 case glowing. No. §71—Mra, Wiliam’ H. McCormack, ity. sevoni street, 1 trunk clothiny No, 39-1. C. Dorem asivarren street, 1 bale binnkets. No. 3:3 -Stand holdera Central Markel, by Messrs. Andrews @ Hotver. 9 barrels potatoca, 3 barrela flour, 2 barrela corn Deel, | barrel sundries, 2 boxes cheess, 1 tub butter, 1 bag #8, 1 tub pickles, 1 box coffee, L box die, L box Weat Twenty-third street, 1 bui 10 Second avenue, 1 cane, = " the hatter, L case hate, me, 1 case and package merchand: No. Sal —Rinantod rothers #'Co. teases clot ty Xe. B2-Jainen 'F, Semple, 09 iiroatway, 1 walerproot and This Includes al Fecetved on and before tbe 2ith, BROOKLYN. COURT CALENDAR, ciry Spree 2 4 04, ah Eta aby sa ta aa See ork” aa 188 is 08, 37, 222, 206, 2e2 Dut, Sua "v0 aoe, azo,’ oy, sake NEW YORK WERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1. 1871. ~—TRIPLE SHEET. FINANUIAL AND COMMERCTL. WALL STRRER, } Moxpay, ¢ et 16—6 ?. M. On Change to-ay wheat was unsettled and lower. The cotton market was heavy and quiet. MONEY ACTIVE, The money market coniinued acuve, and the best class of borrowers had to pay seven per cent even upon pledge of government securities, The stock brokers generally paid seven gold, and some ot the amalier houses liad to allow smal! commissions for the carrying of stocks. The dearest rate this way was not over 2 per cent, but 1-32 and 1-16 were quite common. Commercial paper has no reguiar quotation out- side of bank, where there is a full line of appiicae tions at the legal rate, FORBIGN EXCHANGE LOWEB. The foreign exchange market was weak, owing to the competition of large amounis of bilia drawn agaist the shipment ot government bonds, dut the decline frow this influence would not have been 80 marked had not the stock brokers soid a quantily of prime bills borrowed against the pledge of stock collaterals, ‘Ihe nominal rates were lowered omy one-cighth per cent, but sales on the sirect were made at 4 a % per cent below fle ures at the desk, T'be foliowing were the quota- Uons at the close :—steriing, sixty days, com: mercial, 1074, 8105; good to prime bankers’, 10814 4 108% 5 short sight, 10944 a 10934; Paris, sixty days, 5.40 & 6.334; Short sight, 6,30 a 6.28%; Antwerp, 5.3136 & 6.25; Swilzeriand, 5.28% a 6.23%; Hamburg, 25) a 35%; Amsterdam, 40); a 40%{; Frankfort, 40% Bremen, 7724 a 7835; Prussian thalers, 7124 GOLD LOWER—U14 A 11334. The goid market interally broke down under heavy sales during most oO! the day by the foreign bankers, who were at the sume tine baying government bonds forexport to the European marxet, wh for some reason not as yet explained by cable, our securities underweit a sudden improvement of % a1 percent, as compared with prices toward the close of last week. A recent writer in the London News has been at considerable pains to ex- Plain tne mdiiference of the public to and the Jetuargy of ihe market for British consol or three per ceuts, which he attributes to the less clagnish spirit of English capital nowa- days aad its willingness to invest in securities which are not exciusively the stock of the “tight jitde island.’ A slow transfer of the moneys of old estates from conso!s to debentures has been arststed even by the juages of the Provate Court. The cost of living has been so much enhanced that the three per cenis no longer furnish a competent income to many Who have no other and seek no other means of getting money, Hence necessity has driven them to buy securitics paying higher rates of iiterest, We refer to this article of the News as suggesting the reason why our securities have beea so frm throughout the perturbations of — the London money market durmg the past six weeks. These sales of gold occastoned a decline trom 114 to 11834, ab Which latter point there was no further profit in shipments and the murket became steady, and eventually reacted a fraction, the price of goid during The course of the day is shown tn the 2PM... 2:20 P.M 3PM... 4P. a 6:30 P, M In the gold toan market the rates ranged from 3 to 7 per cent for carrying. ‘The operaticns of the Gold Exchange Bank were as follows:— Gold cleared, Gold balances Currency balances: THE NEW YORK GOLD PXCHANGE. The annual meeting of the Gold Exchange was held this afternoon, ‘The Treasurer’s report shows a balance on hand of $132,232, According to the $35,783,000 1,604,100 1,830,600 | Sceretary’s report the number of members in full sianding is 459. A resolution was adopted dxing the commirsion between brokers at 1-64 and for persons not menibers of the Board at 1-16—violauon of the rule to work forfeiture of membership. GOVERNMENTS UNSETTLED. The goveriment lst became quite active, and suddenly advaneed, under purchases by the foreiga bankers, until it got to figures which checked the | export of bonds, when a reaction ensued and prices left off about as they had commenced. The foliowing were the closing sireet quotauons, the market being United States ecnrrenoy sixes, lily a %; do. do., 1851, registered, 115 @ 116; do. do., coupon, 116% a 116%; do. five-twenties, regis- tered, May and November, 110 @ 1104; do. do., 1862, coupon, do., 114% a 115; do, do., 1864, do. do., 113% @ 114; do. do., 1865, do. do., 114% a 115; do, do., registered, January and July, 11235 a 113; do. do., 1865, Coupon, do., 11235 @ 112%; do. do., 1867, do, do,, 112% a 113; do. do., 186%, do. do., 11275 a 1134; do. ten-forties, registered, 108); a 109; do, do., coupon, 109!¢ a 10943, THE TREASURY BALANCES. The following were tie Treasury balances at ine close of business to-day:—Currency, $7,000,000; coin, $94,000,000, Of tne coin valance the sum of $16,000,000 represents outstanding cota certificates. STOCKS FEVRRISH AND LOWER, The stock market opened with a pressure to sell at the advanced figures of Saturday evening, aud before the board had fully convened a large decline bad taken place. As the second ooara was getting together there was some disposition to accept a re- action, sad prices did improve, bat without becoming strong the market turned dull Finally a feeling ol disappointment at the continued activity of money led to @ renewal of sales, and the joarket broke down again, the closing prices being generally the lowest of the day. It seems that the banks are taxed to their utmost to meet the demand for money required for remittance to Chicago, The banks there intend resuming next Wednesday, and, while the suggestion is made that they should temporary make thelr clearances with bills on New York, they fina themselves under vne necessity of drawing on New York for currency to supply the wanis of a pepuar vehicle of bnsiness, Aguin, te foreign insurance companies are seiling their draits on London aud shipping cur- reney. Although the losses are really paid from London capttal the money ts just now taken from the limited supply of this city. Moreover, there are numerous speculative capitalists going to Chicago to buy for “cash” such bargains as they may find in real estate and business sites, Under these circumstances the banks are giving the cold shoulder to borrowers on stocks, and tho cliqae holders of the latter have been ransacking Exchange place to-day for loans of steriing bills, which they have thrown on the market for gold, and eventually for the currency to repiace the loans withdrawn by the banks. These facts have again disheartened those who deemed the worst gone by and beileved the market capable of a smart rally. HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES, The following table shows the highest and lowest prices of the princi pai stocks during the day:— Highest, Lowest, 8845 875 New York Central consolidated New York Central scrip. Harlem.. Pittsburg Northwestern, Western Union Pacific Mail., SOUTHERN SECURITIRG STRONG. Outside of the Tennessces, which were exception- ally heavy, the Southern State bonds were strong, with activicy and higher prices for the South Caroll- nas, The following were the closing street qnota- tions:—Tennessee, ex coupon, 64 @ 6434; do. new, 65 9 6534: Virginia, ex coupon, 69% @ 60: do. new, 68 a 70; do. registered stock, old, 50a 52; do. consols, 60% a 62; do. deferred, 25 a 26; Georgia sixes, 82 a 84; do. sevens, 92 @ 9234; North Caroliua, ex coupon, 3744 @ 39; do, funding, 1863, 30 a 32; do, do., 1868, 24 ‘& 26; do. new, 20 & 3244; do. special tax, 15.4 16; Mis- sour s1X€3, 93.8934; do., Issued Hannibal and St. Joseph, 92% & 9354; Louisiana sixes, 67a 70; do. new, 60 & 62; do, levee sixes, 67 a 72; do. do, eights, 80 @ 85; do. penitentiary sevens, 67 @ 70; Go railroad eights, 74 @ 18; Alabama fvea, 60 a 72; do, eights, 100 @ 102; do deisgrapi . ratiroad eights, 90a 95; South Carolina sixes, 70a 80; do. new, January and July, 4514 a 46; do, do., April and Votober, 42 a 13; Arkansas sixes, 55 a 55; do. sevens, 60 a 60; Mobile and Ohio Raliroad ster- Ing, 88 8 90; do, interest elhts, 80 a 84; do, second mortgage eights, 70 a 74; Mississipp! Central Rail- road, first mortgage, sevens, 82 a 46; do. do., second | mortgage, eights, 74 a 78; New Orleans and Jack- son, first mortgage, 85.290; do. do., second mort- gage, 72a 75; Memphis and Charleston Railroad, first mortgage, 840 87; do. do., second mortgage, 75 a 40; Greenville and Columbia Rallyoad, gnaranteea by Soutn Carolina, 62 a 57; Macon and Brunswick Ratlroad, guaranteed by Georgia, “73 9 76; Wilming- ton, Charlotte and Rutherford Ratlroad eights, 64 4 58; Memphis and Littie Rock Ratlroad elghts, 77 a 80; Memphis city sixes, 54 a 56; Savannah city sev- ens, 86 a 90; New Orleans consois, ola, 70 3 do, issued railroads, 61xes, 70 a 75; do. sevens, 63 a 70. RAILWAY EARNINGS. The earnings of the St. Louis and Iron Mountain Raiiroad blotted the first week in October were, in $43,971 36,392 Inorease. COMPARISON OF THE IMPORTS, The following shows the imports (exclusive of specie) ut the port of New York for the week ending October 13, and since the beginning of the year:— 079 1869, x shane ga'ta.coo | Dr; is ju, 9, 52, 33, General i 3,889, 8,006,830 For the week. $3,904,031 $6,852,635 $6,244,330 Prey. reported,. Ma them Std 231,508,622 800,545,818 Since Jan, 1... $240,816, 760 $238,361,257 $806,590,157 THE SPECIE MOVEMENT. The imports of specie at tiis port during the past ‘week and since the beginning of the year have been a8 follows:— ‘rotal for the week. Previously reportea., +. $54,852 + 8,250,415 + $8,311,267 8,489,011. 114,702,820 6,078,842 2,082,511 8,285,926 Total since January 1, 1871. Same time 1870... Same time 1869, Same time 1868. Same time 1867, Same time 1866. THE CONDITION OF TIE BANKS. Tho following is a summary of the last statement oft the national banks of the city of New York, as compared with its predecessor:— Liabilities Liabil a IO ART et, 2, TTL. Comp nicons, Capita) 000 B75 150)" Ine, B2,000 ec. 76,800 Poe , 423,109 8,00) Dus depostiors Dect ear 100 Unpaid dividendi 0 Ino. 104,900 Dee. 16,114,800 Pe TSK Deo. anki trie tes tai st Due from Gash items & be 9,575,000 782,000 Overdraits,. arene Totnls........ee0e+ -f8062,286,000 846,180,500 The following 18 the last quarterly statement of the State banks of tne city of New York:—~ 7,000 Inc, Liabilities Liabilities AMT. Ana. 28.183. Compartone. Capital. ba 8 “BI 16,800 Inc. eH Net protit . v00 5,20 Circulation . * 62,0100 5 800 Due bank: 4,288,100 409,400 Due deposition BIBIG,0) —B6,250300 Dee. 1,056'400 Unpaid divigends, $17,500 123,700 Ine.” 25,200 Totals. AV $01,013,100 Dec.1,809,000 Hioaurm, en cn. Ompirivons, 15,3179 ) Dec. $502.80 306,200 2,357,900 Ine. ee T00 Overdratts TOU. ec sesee eos ee O2,852,100 61,040,100 BALES AT THE NSW YORK STOCK BXCHANGS, Mendes, Oct. 16—10:15 A. Me ae 100 ss Qu'kaliver Mo we 2 hess 10 Pac ws sess Bin) bee Pi a US 6-8, oy os 'ns 4055 2000 do, ~N2 5.00 Teon 1000 Va 6, an Wow NY Cait eR cls. Qu Lie RR... bo Wj Reading RRL 400 do gi 4 \iling, tha sales have been as mber, 200 low mi 100 % Bs Wie, ) bates. 1 Wd “4 19 ie Novembor, 10. ab i 0 at VW 7-1e, November and vember, her, December, 1 9-Abe-, 00 at Futanry, 20 al Bo ac 1d April, 50 at foe Janaae Aden Sannary, Wie, § Orainory, Good ora a grade above. OF atthe py Charl Joeton, 23 more, 100; ie y Lani we 0 Liver- a date ; by sail, cy Havre, \d; Bail, 3ge. To banbdrg, by steam, Icey cman Se ole yeas Gold, inprewsed: by Fal, “ace art old, arn rating a trifle hetter, "Vaxioune, “Berth room was od Inqury trom the wer LA Rage The ebarter'n for grain, at steasty rate To. Li 400 tlerces lard, 3 60,000 Kushels grain, Sod R ; steamer, 12,800 bushels wheat afrnin, trade and a moderate imorgmelit Was at, pi # cotton at iid. : 1,600 boxes: ebeose, 3, PEF sail, 22,00 bushela wheat Dhie, fone at Be 6d. Ko" “Glascow 0 bushels wheat, 12 Antwerp, per eall, 5,000 bushels wheot, 1464. ‘The charters comprise a bark wits nn une 10 Sat to Cork 108r joniers Bt, 4icd te lan bark, Aisa. 5 ineliding i British brig, Ida quarteree Sore tor corde: oe jeriean baré irom Boston River tie, m with’ lumber, on private terms.; bark (now at ‘Boston) to Cork and Falmouth’ for ordern (reported), on private terms; a bark froin Baltimore to Rio Grande with 25 bbls, at #125 and 2he. preimage; an, Italian bark to Cork tor orders. with 3,000 quarters greta . id. an Malian sulp of 748 tons tor Briatol (reported, eral cCarKO, 01 te teria, 7,360 bbls, flour, 292 bbIs, els wheat, 181,255 do. 00 S01 dd. barley The our coe ruled steady under a moderate do. peas. 12,000 bbls. Corn meal was {nguury, with further sales 0: nt steady, We quot Superiine State. 40a 6 15 Extra State, TWa 725 sooo DT tba 150 Wa 875 6%a 750 Twa 900 70a 7% 7 1% Family... 7 8 oo 8t. Louis low extra. 7 735 Tha Tw iba 8% ya LOD 40a 580 5a bw Southern superiiie, 6 ida 700 Southera extra. 7a 850 Southern fan 8 60a 11 Wo Corn meal, 37a 400 Corn me: Sia 410 Corn me: Biba 400 Corn meat, Bri 415 a 425 Dorn meal. pu 00a — rm active, but the market ruled beavy under a pressure ‘The sales comprised about 10, A a 81 6 for No. 2 4 1 is for choice "Not Yvon’ the foot and to atrive, so 1 60 for red winter; #1 85% 8g for Ravers G1 70. Tor waite, bi 60 tor whe ak Geneser, $1 8535 0 170 tor Diebldo. Tie business was imainiy tor ex 5) Dorn was ‘ower under freer receipts, he salew were 155,000 bushels ut 77e., in siore, 73!9 for Western mixed, ant Ac. Tor Western yellow. in moderate demand, with spies or’ 00) bushela, at Sic. for choice white Ohio, on the tri , he. w Sbige. for No. 2 Chicago, alloat, and fo. a Blige. tor, white Obloy afloats Goods ehotes State wold at 54 a bt) Rye was dull at about We. for Westecn, in stor waa the best bid, ley was in mand at 105 a 102 for Canada, with #: of about 20,000 bushels, TUDES were quiet, Satex 7,00) Tam; private terms, aud 1,0.0 city #langhier, — Wheat was fai) o sell 21 tbe, average, 4 70 Ibs, at UAC, Rs wan dull and neglected. We heard of no con- sales, We quote:—Caba centrifugal and mixed, clayed, Sle. @ Cuba muscovado, rein: Cuba muse rvado, grocery, Snglish Inlands, Gc, a 46 NavaL Storrs,—Rosin was tn fair demand, The sales neday eventny) comprise 7,000 bblay atrained, in- '0 to 8,700 do, 19 Wii a on private terms; 60 10 New Orleans, 4 ih 200 do. No. 1 at 89, 100 do. at #5 60, 100 do. $00 ABB 1d, ood do. 38, 100 do. pace at Bi, 290 Jo. at 87 30 a Jo, do at &6 60. pptrits turpeutino was qu le. without noteworthy business. | Tar was ste: ob Gs for Washin ith a2 0 bbls, at that 6, The sock of Washington tar ia quite red Welivervd at Binington was offerad at $3 6, and elty p O118.—Linseed wan quiet at A0c, 1n casks and 82¢. in bbls, for round Jots; 250 bbis. lard oll were reported sold on pri- yale terms; 40 bbia, winter do, realized We. Menhaten was strong at a Ste a 420.5 140 bbls, futerior brougit 384¢¢. There was a j Dusiness in straits at 47c., and in bank atdoc, Crude cottor was dull al 45c, PROVIBIONA.—Reet 68 bbie, beef, 220 pao a pts, #51 Dbie. ang tlercea lard and 30) packs Hight demaim and he cy prompt deliver 250 bbis., ara and 2300 13 50, also for en ary, So $13 %5, an ‘and extra pris at #1038. A go ttt prevalied (or beef in barrels, We note sales of 200 bbis, witwin the rauge of 87a $11 for plain mess, 614% 17 for extra meas, $10 a $18 for prime mess and $12 a 420 ‘or Idia. a arket for beef hams, on the spot, was quict; 116 bbis., rive, realized $24, Bacon was moderstey ac- tive at nay vices. Cut meats sold to a fair extent from store at ti}go. a Lc. for plekied hams, 6c. a 7c. for boxed pickled shoulders, 12'ge. a lie, for bagged and smoked hams 8%e. a He, for hoxed pickled beilles. Dressed hogs were and heavy at trom 6 ¢. « Tigc. according to wel, ho market for butter abowed terable improvement. We juut State, 20. # Blc., the latier for selections; Weatern: Tesh Qe. Welsh tubs 25c. @ 7c, Cheese was quiet. Buyers aid sellora were apart ts their views, which prevented any considr rable business. was duliand heavy at the 2 Ea DBdy © Bae Saran AS RR Dr BB 54g 200'To!, W & WRR...0 55% ~ baie Woo” do. 6556 BAe se | 534 58, be ts" Base 600 696 12:15 and 2115 wClock #40000 UE es, "Bl, C0... ue —_ UB 5-20, ¢,°67.b3 ms 2 do. do. 500) US S'8, 1-40, bee it 10-40, . 3258 = ao. . 200 Clev & Pilte RR. 0 Chic vy! NWRR. do, to, 00% u Dy ff yoo Chi eR ito Tol, Wa 200 Bost, Hart & Br , 100 Del L & WR 188 Mortis & ks RR 20 do, 200 H & StJo RR. ZEa PAS Ra. 8 Bs Bk si it Adame 100 Am Mer U WNACKH KEK 40 don. 2BGESz 87 . 100 do. tig 10H A8t Jo RR pi. 20 do. 87% 200Un Pac RR. 100 tay B00 ao, D0. Cid HE 8344 100 do. G0) Reading RR. 0955 STREET QUOTATIONS. Six o’Clock P.M. Big Rock Toland Wentern Union. Pacive N ¥ Cen cop... NY Cen scrip. Biievseseeess 58" + We 45 ie 8155 COMMERCIAL REPORT, MONDAY, Act. 16-6 P.M. Correr.—A sharp derant prevailed for Rio and a further heavy business was consummated, The transactions par took largely of @ speculative nature at advanciog prices, The business was largely, if not ail, from second hands, and the particuins were carefully suppressed. At least a dozen cargoes were reported to have changed bands in this city. The Union-3,400 bage—Las been resold twice since Saturday morning. We note resales of 5,i0) bags, per Gray Kagie, in Beltumore ; 4,000 bags, per Wane at ty ary ba same port; (irst brani fist brand), bags, Java, 25e, a. Sin ry 4 Maracaibo, 18%9c. a 20340. Laguayra, ‘ay 18ey Te. Ly Domingo, frotae’ fn bond, 1c, a ike.) Come ion, 186, a isiec.s, Mamita, ie, a Vhs; Mexican,’ Is. We. rantllay Sige. a Bie. ; Ouracoa, Iiige. m 1SYico, gold, duty paid, jome nales of cotton on the apot were made e demand being light and the reports trom rae, while the net receipts at the p considered. large.” Al the close of the market hardiy salable at the subjoined ayotations, which erved « iy nominal even for jote in store, aon few Ould noe De placed at Iye- per, ib ,uuder the Bgurees Prices for tature deliveries Paved Secs w 8-160. per 1b, Jower, under a small demand, closing with more sellers 4 than buyers atthe decline, The sales reported on 'Chauge sum up jows:— Te Day, Sutwribry cern, — Tota ta ‘ u 34 6 1 6 r 148 68 ton ba Her are 200 Dales to arrive. For future commencewent, but noticeably steadier at the close of the hiarket under an Improve demand. We tote gules of 20 gackages choice Western steam at 10'4c., ani 69) packacos extern steam y40. w10c, Cliy was quiet, with sales of 125 packages at Pye. per Ib. PETROLEUM. market was very dull, but prices show no decided chai ere were @ or jers at few shippin Crude, in buik, held at 14 sc. lee were uulmporiant. Case oll huladelphis @ small demand was re- Jen 31.00 barrels reuned, tor somethin, Refined at 334 quoted at 2:0. Ia ported at unchanged prices, Getobers at dace Met; S00) Barrels de November, at ie.,'nete Gin the, Creck the market was. trifle trmer; uotatio '$4 £24 on lower road and #4 60 on upper road. he better qualities of foreign. kinds wero firmer. hogs 800 hogsiie hen to. etned was, Orme wie e hee ‘demand, Wye, a 13% per tb. for A, and 12%c, 9 Hic. crashed, powdered and granniated. Wequote:— fertor 19 wommon. retining, 8c. @ Bers fair’ to, good, Cae at ‘tor reining, 9c, a 9\4c.; good c Tae retning, ge. a thie; fair to good ‘grocery, 9 9746.5 prime ‘to Sow roeer, Hes a Hoag Gente tla, hds, and boxes, molasses, hos. eb, Te. & ei tne: [ein axes eH Daten standart, Nee, Foo 9, 8igc. w 940. ¢ dow, 10 to 12, We. | dow, 15 10°15, LiKe. R104; do., 16 tol ‘do, 190.20, Wine w E59 dns” whitey Porto Rico--Retining Faden, Bicc.'a 9240.7 do, inion Sh. alle, “Braz Bratch Nin 3 0 Te a a. steictatd: Noe 1b to 12, Sie. whe. a hee, Sepation and extra superior, att ashy ATRAMING, ii the absence of business, was nominal m Med OW was in active request, with sales of nearly 200,000 at 94 Receipts, 391 bh! REY. 8 of 300 bis, at from 9 The market waa qui Me., the latter mee the’ price at which for small lots, At the close round lots could be purchased. DOMESTIC I¢_ MARELTS, “New OnURANG, Oct. 16, 1871, Cotion ensier: middlings, Wigc, w 19!ge.5 net receiptr, 3,507 bales; cross, 4,46 bales; exports to the Contiaent, [4197 bales coast wise, 3,475 bales; sales, 3,00) bales; stock, 89,970 bu SAVANNAM, Oct. 16, 1871 Cotton quiet and anil; tow midi 3,307 bales ; exports coastwise, principally on Saturday evening; sock, 19\ Oswrao, N. ¥. Flour steady and nnchanged; sales 1,500 bbl Oct. 18, 1871. In. at 7 75 for ring, #8 26 for amber winter, $3 OV tor white winter, Wheat 0. BY for double extra, No. 1 Milwaukee club hela at « a scarce ales bushels No.2 at i! Barley dull; prime Canada held nt'9e. Corn meal—sl 10 fro bolted by 4b for unboited per ewe” Milifeed unchanged? shorts, 20 ; abipatuila, $23 a 4245 middiings. mu7 n B50 dilghwiies Wie. a'9%0, “Canal se rats ft jew York; 7c. to Al j Intnber, 3 75 to per ton. 0e., bari te ver. = 000 bushels wheat, 2209 bushes corn, 4 492,000 feet lumber. HA VANA A MARKET. Havana, Oct 15, 187). The following are the closi ng quotations of the, Havar Matanzas markets of Suturdav, Qetober 1 oc in'warehounce st, Havane and Wwatasten: 17800. bore *, 1,808 hogsheads, Receipts of the week at Havana and M: tanras, 76 boxes, Expr week from Havana nd Matanzas, 9,400 boxes and 900 bo mbeadeo tie United Sta yar have sli a refused lncludieg 6 60 Ail qualities iy declined, and the market fs dull. Mer- high demande sha in 9% a 10 reals per 114 a 13 reals rket nominal, nscavado gga: fair Bacon, #14 hi per ewt. F) Haine, 823'pee gintal fof cured. Lard, 17 per quintal in key in ting, Potat bem, #378 per Di. War—Vellow, 893i white, 13.25. Honey, ver gallon, Onions, 5) per boi. for American. Cont oll, 4 reals alton jn tine, | Luraber— White pine, $42 60 per 1,1Ki0; piteh pine, #4. Kxchange--On United States, 60 days’ alphi, in currency, 2% a i Per cent discount; short sight, 1 a Vig per cent discount: OO dave’ Right, in gold, 9 a My ‘per cent premtum ; hort teh 2 per ris, cent premium ; on Lonao: tyioy OF POLANDERS, The Rumored Potisn Conspiracy to Insult the Grand Duke Alexis—Indignant Denial by Polanders, ‘The society known by the above name held a Meeting at the Casino, in Houston street, on Sun- day last, Dr. Markewiex presiding, aud Julian Droz- donsky secretary, Considerable indignation has been felt by promt nent Polanders in this city, in consequence of the malevolent interpretation certain journals have put Upon the object of the meeting, A HRALD reporter yesterday visited several prominent Polanders tn this city to ascertain the true state of aflaits, and all those with whom he conversed were unanimous in stating that the objectof the society was for purely eharitable parposes, the principal one being to relieve poor emigrant Polanders on (aeir arrival althis port. Arrangements were also made at the meetlog on Sunday for the grand Polish fair, which 18 to be held inthis city on the 20th of November Next the proceeds of which are to be devoted in Jur. Vherance of the society. The alieged reasons for the mecting on Sunday by We journals referred io were Wat prominent 8 42}; on I Polanders inthe eity thought {t necessary to confer | together with @ view to restrain some of their conn- uymen trom insulung the Grand Duke | Alexis during bis stay m this city. The HERALD reporter was informed that prominent Polanders in this city = had no reason | whatever to antielpate any trouble from any acts of i their countrymen, Polanders im this ctiy were | all united in regard to their own conntry, but that ih Unity so far from Legetting such an uuseemly dis- | play of imagined patriotisia prevented the exist- | elice of feelings that would prompr to such conduct, In juct, the Polapders im this y had not an ate | kind thought toward the Grand Duke and were leo | manly to insult a youth who could not pos. | 5 be held responsible fur tne fate of Poland. ‘They fel) certain that the young Russian, Prines would have @ pleasant tour in America, and, #0 far as they were conecrned, noth- ing should vecur to mar Ainerican hospitality to tie royal visitor, though feeling perfeclly tudierent | ab nt the Ozar and his family. H These sentiuients prevailed amon the Polanders { with whom the reporter conversed, and he as- sured were Je't by all oltizens of Polish vir now in | New York, 80 that the rumored conspiracy agatnot the Grand Duke Alexis seems to bave no fonndanon | and may be disunissed as ant t Mginary evil. A TWENTY-SECOND WARD ROW. Fatal Result nticipated. On Saturday nignt last, d ring a difiienity which occurred between Janes Feely, of 204 West Filty- seventh street, and another man named Thoms arey, the former recetved a fracture of the skull and other injuries, which confine hin at present to hs bed, and will, there is a proba- bility, termmate his lite. Yesterday afternoon Detective Davia, of the Twenty-second precinct, are Delsey Carey, who had been concealed since Satur day, and arraigned ‘1m at the Yorkville Police Court. On the strengta of Davis’ aiidavit, setting forth the foregoing facts, and a certiicate from | Dr. Courch, of No, 233 West Forvy-eighth street, which: stated that Feely was ta an extremely dangerous condition, the prisoser was committed by Justice y tonwail the result of the wountied 3 man’y MARRIAGES AND De -ATHS. Married. BIRCHALL—HAnRincroy.—On Wednesday, tember 27, 1571, at the residence of the bride's | eae by the Rev. H. H. Berkins, ALrrep W. BIRCHALL, of Alleghany City, Pa. to WiLLbMENa Harrinaton, of New York ity. No cards, Pitts burg Commercial please copy, HOPKINS—MELMOVIL.—On Wednesday, October 11, by the Rev. W. 0, Cooley, at the residence of Mr, ‘I’, Hopkins, West Hoboken, N. J., his brother, CHARLES Hopkins, to Miss EMMA MecMorn, eldest dauguter of Georgé Melmouh, Esq., of Bristui, England. Moxrse—CeENreR.—In Hiogo, Japan, on Saturday, September 9, at the residence of the bride's brotuer, by Rey. A, R, Morris, of the American Episcopal mission, W. H. Mors q., of Boston, to Miss Vine JINIA CENTER, @idest daughter ol A, J. Center, fs: New Yo RomeR—HUNT.—On Wednesday eventne, October i, at the residence of the bride’s parents, by the Rev. Osear Haviland, Mr. ALfnno Romar, of Plow santville, to Miss Lorrig, only dauglier of Mr, Levi Huat, oi Chappaqua. Sep- Di DBREMFR.—On Sunday, October 15, Henry 0. M, BReMER, son Of Jou aud Catuarine Bremer, age: 1year 9 months and 16 days, Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday, October 1i, at Lwo o’clock P. M., from the residence of his pareuts, No. 12 Spring street, Ckatg.—At Plainfield, N. J., on Sunday morning, October 16, Dr. JouN W. CRAIG. Funeral service at his late reatdence nesday morning, at haif-past ten o'clock. ‘Wil be in wailing at the depot, Cassipy.—On Monday, October 16, 1871, STATIA Cassipy, daughter of Thomas and Julla Cassiay, aud granddaughter of John Wire, parish of Kill. monahan, King’s county, Ireland, aged 4 years, 3 mouths and 9 days, ‘The relatives and friends of the family ar respect. fully invited to attend the funerat this day (Tuesd: October 17, at two v’ciock 1. M., froin 36 Thirty-second street. DUNCAN. —Alter a lingering tliness, Mary, beloved wile of Robert Duncan, aged 29 years, 8 months and 1 day, Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral fromm her late resi- dence, 220 Mott street, on Wednesday alternoon, at two o'clock. FEi8.—Drowned, on Monday, October 16, JouN Fxis, aged 29 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the Ger- man Evangelical Latheran St. Jouannes church, in Leonard, formerly Fourtn street, betwecu Greene joint avenue and Calyer street, Greenpoint, Brook- yn, KE. D. this (Luesday) afternoun, at tree o'clock. LANNELLY.—On Monday, October 16, WiLLiaMt FRANCIS FLANNELLY, 1D the 27th year of his age, ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also of his ‘uncles, William and Manus Flannelly, Joun Cullen and William Hari, are respecufully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 411 Kast Tweitth street, on "Wednesday afiernoon, the loth inst, at one o'clock. GALE.—At White Plaing, on Sunday, October 15, at the resitence of his brother, Page T, Gaie, ApaMS i. GaLB, in the 66th year of ms age. His friends and those of the {amily are respect. fully requested to attend the funeral, from ius iaie residence, No, 221 Kast Twelfth street, on Wedues- day, the 13th Instant, at one o'clock P. M., without further invitation. on Wed Carriages ast GBRAN. t Matawan, N. J., on Sunday, October 15, SALLIE, wife of J. P. Geran, daaghter of Thomas J, Bedle, Esq., tn the 29v0 year of her age. ahe relatives and iriends of the /amily are respect- fully invited to atiend the funeral, this (Tuesday) af- ternoon, at one o'clock, from tue resideace of her LL Be GnAIAM.—On Sunday, October 15, of consump- ton, ANNE, wile of Willlam V, Graham, in the 22d year of her age, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re- quested to attend the funeral, from her late resi- dence, 362 Eighth street, on ‘Tuesday, October 17, at oue o'clock, GrRitway.—On Sunday, October 15, Catierine, wife of &. G, Gritman, and daughter of the late Joseph Toms, in the o9th year of her age, ‘The relatives and friends of the Jamily are re- Spectiuily invited to atiend the iunera’, from her Jate residence, No, 158 Ninth avenue, on Wedues: day, October 13, al one o'clock. stcoklya papers please copy. Hartvord.—On Moaday, October 16, WILLIAM Hanrrrorp, aged 39 years. ‘The relatives and iriends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, the 18th 10st, trom nis late residence, 422 Bast Fuiteeutu street, at one o'clock P. HiLL,—On uonday: October 16, WiLtiaM H. HILL, in the 24th year of his age. The relatives and Inends of the family are Invited to attend the funeral, from the Stanton street Bap- ust church, Stanton street, between Curystie ana Forsyth streew, on Wednesday, Octover Is, at one o'clock. HouLaNpeR.—Early on Sunday morning, October 16, after along illaess, MORRIS HOLLANDER, a uative of Hamburg, in the 70th year of bis age, The trieuds of bts family are respecttully Invited to utiena fis funeral, trom the Church ot Se Vincent de Paul, on iweniy-third street, near Stxth avenue, on Tuesday morntug, October 17, at ten o'clock. All papers of France and Germany please copy. How1kti.—On Monday, Octover ly, Mrs. SARAIL How err, aged 65 years. ‘The retatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her son, Michael Howlett, aut Henry street, on Wednesday; at ten o'clock. KILLoran.—On Sunday, October 15, BRIDGET KiL- LORAN, Wife of Michael Ailloran, aged 60 years. rhe friends of the family, and also thos broter, Edward Brenen, are respecttully in aivend the tuneral, trom her late resijence, No. 142 First avenue, on ‘lucsday, 17th, at haul-past one o'clock P. Me KINZING. son Sunday, Octo er 15, at seven o'clock fo the morning, ater & long and severe illness, K EMMA KINZING, Wile of Alexander Kinzing. ‘Melatives and friends. are respeetinily tuyited to attend the inneral, irom her parents’ residence, 472 Fighth aveuue, ‘near ‘Tnirty-fourth street,’ on Weduesilay, Ociober 18, LINDEX.—On Monday, October 16, after along and painful iliness, MARIE, Widuw of Wiluam Line cen, aged 61 years. of funeral hereafter, DEN.—Ou Sunday, October 15, WILLIAM N. 4 , in the 691h year of nis age. ‘The relatives and iriends of the family are Tosneetuly Invited to attend the funeral from hia jate residence, 207 Sands street, Brooklyn, on Tues- day, Ociover 17, at two o'clock, P.M, MATTISON.—On Saturday Soca, October 14, 1871, Captain JoskrH Mattison, formerly of tue United States Navy, aged 73 years, 11 months and 7 a aged 73 years, 11 months and 7 days. ‘The funeral Will take place irom bis late residence, No. 16 Bethune street, New York, on Tuesday, Oc- tober 17, at ten o’clock A. M. Friends of the ny are mvited to atieud the funeral, without further oLlce, MULLIN.—On Sunday, October 15, JomN MULLIN, in the 74th year of his age, @ native of the county ‘one, Ireland, ‘The relatives and friends of the family, and those of his sons James, Patrick, Charies, John aud Arthar, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from hts late residence, 607 East Fifteenth street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at one o'clock. MURRY.—Ob Sunday, October 15, 1871, ManGarer Y, the nS daughter of Cathariue Marry, in n year of her ae. ‘The relatives and /rlends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 25 Kast Twelith street, on Tuesday, Octover 17, at two o'clock. McGRaTH.—On Monday, October 16, after a short fines, ANN, wile of the late Edward McGrath, in the 66th year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respecte. fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 951 Third avenne, corner Fifty-seventh stree' Ate Wednesday, October 18, at half-past one oO NoxtitUN.—On Monday, October 16, 1871, IAN- NAH JANE NORTHUN, Wife of Oscar P. Northan and daughter of James Wickham, in the 20th year of her age. Tne triends of the fanmiy are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her father, Monticelio avenue, Jersey City — on Wednesday, 18ta inst, at haif-past two P.M. NUNAN.—On re ae October 15, 1871, ELLE Nunan, widow of John Nunan, @ native of the oe of Limerick, Ireland, in the 72d year of her “The relatives aud friends of the family. also of her | 5 fon James, and of her sons.tn-law, Dents O'Rrien, Patrick O'Connell and Joon ‘Cummins, are respect- Tully Invited lo attend the funeral, from her late resilence, 1,081 First avenue, corner, Filty-nintts street, on Tueslay, Vetober 17, at ten o'clock A. M. * to St. Vincent Ferrer’s Lexington avenue and Sixty-sixth street, where a Saeed eed wi ebrated. thence to Calvary _ O'NKiLe—O0 Monday, Octoner 16. Hecky ONE, only son of Patrick H,and Mary Aun O'Neil, aged 13 nonths aad 1) days, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re- speottully invited jo attend the tuncral, from the rest of his parents, 64 Lewis stvect, on Weide Resday, at one olclock P.M. Ross.—-In Brookiyn, on Monday, October 16, Enizasern, wife of dave Ross, aged 76 year Funeral on We tnesday, bth ‘Li , from ber late resider 544 Hancock at vr Katoh avenue. Relatives and friends are th- to ation! ewburyport papers please copy. SHANDLEY,—On Sunday, October 15, Tommy, only son of Mrs, Julia shandiov, aged 0 years, ve {uueral will take place from his iate residence, 5! West Houston street, corner Macdougal, on Tuesday, October 17. at Dalf-past ten A. M. np.-Ab Kast Orange, N. J., on Friday, O Meme LEA A. SUEVAKD, Of Chicago, in U of hs tives ant ‘rlends are Invited to atten A ‘Luesday, October 17, at two o'clo M,, trom his late residence, Munn avenue, Bast Ornage Wunction depot. Tram leaves New Yor from foot ot F ay street (Morris and Essex Bail: road), ten minutes past one P. At Miliord, Conn ne vi ‘York. —A\t Yonkers, on Sunday, 16th Inet., ¢, son of Frederic and Jessie 5. Shoeunard, LOMAS aind 1 dass STEGMAN.~-Ob Sniviay, October 15, alter @ short Niness, Mrs. VOROTUBA STSGMAN, In Le O6th year of | her age. ‘he relatives ana friends of the family are respect fully Invited to attend the fanerai, at hee lai dence, 1.Jo9 Third avenue, corner Sixty-Mih siree on Tuesday, Getober 17, at one o'clock, ScHOovtnLD.—On Saturday, Octover 14, Hasyn, wile of Willain Schoteld, in the 62d year of he. » relatives and friends of the family are respect- y invited to attend the funeral, from the reii- dence of her son-tidaw, C, B. Bergstrom, 140 Mont- gomery street, Jersey Vitv, on Tuesday morning. Ov- Her remains will be tagea tover 17, at ten o'clock, to Paterson for intermene Todmorden (Li CODY. England) papers please cashire, -On Monday, October 16, 1871, Dons seloved wile of Julia M, Stetfens, in ror he and ‘New York zea Corps, ¢ Nn . Gerdes, aud AlnG Company A, Captain Linijel n, First regiment N, le Ute) : on Wednesday late resideuce, sunday, 15, Pp ry and 9 mouths nit friends of the famity are re. invited to atiend the funeral, trem his 332 West Thirty second ' street, ou rewiy, October 1%, av one o'clock P.M, without turther invitation, TWEED —Ab Arizona CIty, Lovis The specttatly late residence, zona, on Monday, wile of Cl ‘Tweed. ay, October » VATIARING ) WausH, rr wngitter of Maurice J. and Mary G. Walsh, aged 2 yours 4 inonths and 8 days. Dearest Katy, thou hast | tus, dthy loss we decoly teel; Int it 18 GoW that hath herett na, He can all our sorrows heal. The relatives and fricids, aud those of her aneles, Joun Peter H. and Robert . Walsh, are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of ner grandfather, Jatoes Cw id, Esq. 339 West Hous lay afternoon, October 17, at one WILLSON.—-On Sunday, October 15, EWELINK Arvor, wife of Edgar Willson, aged do years, 3 months and 10 days, Funeral will take place from the residence of her motuer, 796 Eighth aveaus, Tuesday, October 17, at one o'clock. Relatives ant frieuds’ of whe. family are respectfully invited to attend, ro OST OFFICE NOTICE, ‘The mai for li'cone, a during the week ending eo as es and Demos SRATIC UNION GENERAL COMMITTER, THE Democratic Vuion electors of the city of New York Fe requeste to, mect i thelr respective wards, ai their Usnal places of meeting, on Tuesday evening, Octoorr Wy ot) 8 c'olock, to veloot ea, many’ deltgaien one there are electfon districts in the ward to = tion for the Senate district, to meet on Thurs 38853 = ening, October 1%, at 8 o'clock, to nominat to for Senator; and also one delegate for each diatrict tn district, or more if ee Asner bl the ward, to Asseubl triet day eveniag, October. 3, at € Ndate (or member of Assembly; 20 havg power to nominate a can: all_be decided to run Conventions w Nv didate for Assistant Al ler enndidat wil auceR— "'yourth District oni House, Hudson and Huber’ mreets, Fitta District—Foley's, Hudson and Christopher sireeta, Sixth District—-At Sehuchar: Second avenue, Beventn Disirict- Constitution iain? Twenty-second street hird sonte Hall, Eighty-sixth street, between mie#. District Conventions will be held at the for The lowing First piste al Greenwich street. Second 1 SY Roosevelt at jester and Elizabeth sts, t Broadway and Ruy Third District Michael's, corner Fourth at Disriet—Homnmerhop 's Hak ‘District—208 Sovth Firth avenue. Diatrict—Club House, 68 Columbia street. District— Washington, 28 West Fourth street. Bench Diatr Ketser's, Orchard and Delancey atrérta, Sloth Disirict—Adrintic, Hudson Tenth District—Sebiiling’s, 183 Ludiow ntrect. Eleventh ‘District -Miliman's ‘ial, "Fwenty-nxta street and Seventh avenue, Tweilth District—258 Third etre Thirteenth Winviet "Homestead," El-hth avenue. Fourteenth District—Masonic Hall, 1ié East Fourteenth atreet. Fifteenth District—Becker’s Hall, 431 Seventh avenne, Bixteenth District—Constitution Hall, Twenty-secund street and Third avenue. Seventeenth District—Fifty-second atreet and Seventh ave- Bue, Bleason's. igh teenth sDintteh— Giana Ha Hall, Thirty-fourth street, be- nd in "Nineteenth District —Rengei tanvitle. ‘Twentieth Diatrict—1,141 Secon: Tw my-iret District MeCoske BT, B. KOOSEY cLT, J, MOGUIRE, ARLES BLAUVE: i Secretaries, Lawrence street, Manhat- n, on Monday evening the 23d mstant, at 8 o'clock, an delegates from each ward to Senatorial Conventions to meet je, lay evening, the 2th instant, at the places hereinafter de- ‘ala fittecn delegates Im each district to Assembly e onventions to meet when the Lage 2a e@ ec'ions are each district on Ti ing, the 2itis tn: o'clock. The Senat st Broadway; Filtn streets: Sixth diatrict, 79 Est corner Twenty-sixth street and Heurtet, Hrevoort Hall, Fitty-fourth By of PATRIC Chairman General Cowmitter, JOR PEOPLE'S CHOICE.—TO THE HONEST AND Independent Electors of th venth Assembly Dis- triet, I present myself andidate for your sullrages for election to the State Legislatare aud an ag my plat- form: -No compromise with faves an olders ; 10) expenditures hut for money honestly earned, amd no policy ut the wel/are of the people. You fis (OSEPH COLWELL. “pouns "AL. RANNARS, FLAGS, TRANSPARENCIES? &e.~ All kinds, at HOJEMK & GRAHAM! utreet, corner of Broadwag. oT, 197 AND 20 WAR district, bth ‘avenue, DS, 4. torial district. For Senator—NICHOL oy THAGRISE. Honest man's didate without any distinction of party. Down with corruption. 1 9TH WARD (THIRTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT), — Meeting of the Independent German-American Citizens: ‘Association, on Tuesday, October 17, at $o'ciock, at Henkei’s Tall, M1 Seventh avenue, ‘rhe members of the assoeiation and all citizens of the ward, irrespective of party, vited to atten, y soneikorr! ER, 3. ROEDER, Secretaries, ‘reasurer. ate ine President. } Vice Presidents. H, Lonens,) &. Briove, Tu. Koun, WANTED TO PURCUASE, T RASS OR OTHER METAL SMALL WARE! : PR enbecriber wlahea to purchase a smsil emtabiisi bove line. Address J, W: Ki east ollice. RE EE EIT: ANTED—A PAIR OF FRICTION CALLENDERS and Drying Rolis, Apply at 8¢ Centre sireet ANTED TO PURCHASE—A FEW PIECES orG00D ddress C., stauion Ly walnut Bedroom Furniture. a ‘lem. pus a EEN'S CUP. PULL P, > é ULARS | ¢ = = & INTERNATIONAL YACHT RACES I| EVENING TcLEGRAM. (HOTEL | NEAR THE CRYSPAL ve N ea: rated, pleasant and most, salubrious position, combined with the ‘comfort afforded oT its general ment, have made the Queen's Hotel upper ranks of Engilsh soc HE GRAND BADE HOTEL AND CASINO OF SAXON Switzerland, combined with the worid-renowed lodine S| offer to tonriats all the induce Bi ments of the Conti (trente #t quarente, Foad communication from APY ERTISER WwouLp SELL I NICE t elry, a bag theatres and evening dress, MYPATION JEW. 1 Herald om Miro a