The New York Herald Newspaper, March 16, 1872, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMBRCLL, A Bull Market at the Stock Exchange. * grio Leads the Van with a ERIE Rise to ‘ew 3-3, PREFERRED SELMING AT 77 1-2 The Treasurer's i igures Showing the Fi- ancial Condition of the Company SUSPICIOUS ADVANCE IN GOLD, Moveriuments Higher—Mowey Aetive-—2. oo coun marker was quiet anda} Tho i ‘New ¥: srere B2,011, cling in Sterling Kxehange, Watt Songer, } epay, Marcia oo’. M. mange to-day wheat was heavy and lower, ttle firmer, THE PRY GOORS iMrorTs. mports of forcizn ary goods at the port of ‘ork during ine week chiding March M4, 1874, $2,053,020. The amount marketed was 480, the goods sent to warehouse being only (poor. s4o, against $1,925,006 withdrawa, The money market wa: a littic easier, bt ash Btooks 7 per eter Of the bank sti MONEY ACTIVE. ve, but, strictly speak- ‘Theve were @ few transactions igh as 1-32 per cent; but the ruing rate on was 7 per cent coin and on governments cent currency. Specuistion as to the eb nt luclined to the belier hat the reserves Will show a considerable increase, pwing *reasiti of the while the to the large datiy gold paynaga iy for redeemed five-tweniis, reenbacks can hardly be tower, “Prime Sales were gene , Owing to a sudden tnere: paper was quoted $ a1! per cent discount, ly at 9a 10 per cent, uM LOWER, se in the supply of bills FOREAUN E rawn against exports and against the negotiation Europe of a number of new American loans ‘yrhicn ‘pgttation of the Alabama question, Ang bi jor sterling, tertit 10 Pr ime bankers’, ignt, hort sight, 5.16'¢ a 6, ntwe! lamburg, 25% a 5 had been interzupted by the recent the lead- their rates 2 ber cent the market closing as tollows:— 69 days commercial, 109 a 10944; do. 109%, & 109%; Go. short Paris, 60 days, 5.254 90; eos ankers lowered log a 11094; rp, 5.23% a 5.20; ‘switzerland, 5: Amsterdam, 403; a 403{5 rankiort, 4074 & 414; Bremen, 78/4 & 79/46 GOLD STRONG—110 A 1103, Under the influence of the weaker market for foreign exchange the earlier dealings in gold were BU 4 decline from 1103; a 1101¢ to 110, the depression Deing assisted by the sales of some of the foreign Pankers against shipments of five-twenties and Erie sti ock toLondon. The murket hardened after maidday, wnd on purchases by anotmer leading foreign house, who bought to the extent of two mil- tons 0! t dollars, the price advanced to 11074. Only a few small lots soil at this extreme, but enough to make the quotation. This‘ sudden turn in the arkct created a good eal of uneasiness as to the olive of the buying by the foreign house referred to, and Hate in rumor got afioat that our bonds in London, the day had /allen considerably on an appre- henston of a renewal of the Alabama agitation con- equent upon the note of secretary Fish insisting the reference of indirect damages to the Geneva n Pee but tie closing prices to the press do OF indicate any uecline. Jo this connection the folowing remarks in a receat circular of the Lon- jon Stock Exchange are quite interesting, as show- ing the “indirect damages” inflicted by this agita. \ Const ween Li i tereuption to business caused by the beca the ether the Al 6 surprising way xt!rib exercised bo more tte! han the tying Dutchma mn) nde Joring the growing magntiude of the operations be- we two euunitirs, it may eacely be asserted that the la eatest vl ail the consequential bum contsibuted to prolonging the e American ea: © or eltect in that direction Mr. Morse (himseit an Ameri- exercise a most pernicious operations and on tne securities of ne United States, A large Volume of emigration was setting ‘om the United Kinyo: towards the republic, of a cl 0, atronal} tnflugne ed by National sentiment, wemen, wii rm! ‘irginia; while numb: ag the tion, such asthe Northern 4’ Missourl, de, ring the winter, and proceed early in spring, Bo the rove tn time to ‘derance many jaited states of much lance at the con fait ies attraction o! 2, Young gen: b to £2,000 were maning up partiew for eat. ta Ranean, wane” crowing, fa Usllloraian beet facturing ih Colorado, grazing and agriculture in reitiements were 10 formation These parties generally are onganiz plans, and to depri capital and many valle a anies lately lauached will te United: States aga feld for invert: ‘The sumn lately di- nthe increase, fed to Ammoriea bas teen enormous, but. the {ret breath trouble stopped it instantly, and it wil be nto #OD LL the desire tor merican investment. Without grave re ld 11 ut the wta hat is fagton ily interfere with operations s tesmen of both couatries are, in truth, t; going on 10 this way among the people, au how uuibing of the barm done’ iu thie as showing the driit of capital and labor to this ‘y the above is @ most flattering revelation, can uow understand why, with our enormous unt, ports, et during the day is shown in the tavie "] ay 1105, 1 gold has not advanced. The course of the 1104 ie ‘In ‘ai gold Joan market. the ‘rates nd from per ci - tious Of the Gold KACchange Bank were as ent for carrying to flat for borrowing. The ‘ Dae Sub-Treasury paid out $260,000 In redemption the called five-tiweutics Of e626 SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL. ‘The Southern list was very dull and prices under- ut of ds, jorth ‘the mes S' a ae, g e, EX Coupon, (6\4 a 66,; do. new, 66 & C634; ‘irginia, ex coupon, 54 a 56; do, sixes, consolidated ‘gia sixes, 74 a ‘ights, 75 a 80; Alavama fives, @ 95; South Carolina sixes, 52 a 55; do, new, Jan- and July, 35 a 354; do. do, April and Octo- 1, 824 Ww 83; Arkansas sixes, funded, 55 a 60 =zt reas rent HO essential change. The new South Carolinas ere moderately active, aud recovered to 34, but at the close to 35)g Prices closed:—Tennes- 66% @ GT; do, sixes, deferred, 17:4 a 18; 78; do, sevens, 87 a 90; Carolina, ex coupon, 88 a 38%; do., new, 22 23; do., special tax, 17 a 18; Missouri eixes, 05a 6%; do. Hannibal and st. Joseph, 93 a 94; Louisi- ixe3, 69 & 62; do, levee sixes, 62 a 65; do. do, 60 @ 62; do. eights, THE RAILROAD BONDS, following were the bids for the railroad bonds, 6 guaranteed mortgages of Boston, Hartford and i¢ showing an advance, probably because their sponsorship is now in much better hands than it as vefore the revolution in Erie:— me en ort ew York Cen es ole Rite Eheg & Wab ld m re, York Cen 7s, ae Cont jtte, F "we ont Ist 'm. ‘its, FW & Ohic 2d m.. Clev & Pitts 4ta ma, Chic & Alt 1st m. 8 Mi &&t P, MILA St P Tat a Lae | pepe, $5442, 3 Boat Bon, ‘Hart & Erie i: one F as cide 5 GOVERNMENT BONDS STRONG, MOvernmMent list was strong and yyoyant ng a NEW YORK - HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1872. consequence of the farmer tone of the gold market, and m sympathy with the prevalont ‘bullish’ feeling in the street, The folowing were the olosing prices, showing an advance of % a % por cent:—United States currency sixes, registered, 1144; do. sixes, 1861, do, do., coupon, 115% @ 115%; 45 a TM @ LLNS do, Ove-twenties, registered, May and November, UL a 111%; uo, do, 1862, do, do, 111% 112% @ 12) coupon, do,, Lilis a LiL; do, do,, 1564, a MIX; do, do,, 1867, registered, January and do. do, 15 uo. dos, July, 111% & 11s; do, do., 1865, coupon, do, Alig @ TSG liz4g; do. do, 186: fives of do. do, registered, 108 3x. LOTS, @ do. do, 1567, coupon, do., 3, do, 1841, funded, re LOT sg a 12h a + do, do, L2hs a ii piatered, 1091; a 100%; do, coupon, 109) & 109%; do tl Jorties, dd, d0,, CONDE, 10775 & STOCKS BUOYANT AND STRONG. The stock market was strong, in sympathy with the very active Speculation in Erie, which was carried Up to 434; on an enormous business, orders flowing tn trom all over ihe counuryand by the cable from London. The transactions of the day could hardiy have veen less thaa 200,000 shares, ‘The cause of this rise was foresiadowed mm the HBRALD th the morning, predicting, from wal was already known of the finances oi the road, that the Lobal ltabilitics Would be much less than what was generally feared to be faeir extent under the reckless, if not felontous, extravagance of tue deposed ing, ‘These figures are given tn cetall Ww aavihor cointma ta the bhape of @ report to We stockholders ‘rom tue Wxecutive Commitice of We now Board of Directors, and readily explain the rise to-day. ‘The total of stock and fuaded* debt, in round numbers, 18 $115,000,000, aad foaung devt $5,600,000—the latter inciuding foans maae to the company oa the hypothecatioa of collaterals, AS the net earainga.ol the company anniaiiy, on tue basts Of $17,000,000 Of gross earnings, are avout $5,000,009, and as lie interest on the bonded debt and preferred stock is an annual caarge of about a gantiy a3 it was by the Rung, floating dept in a couple of years. Gov, the road, even it managed as extrava- would discharge thts Under the new Toard tr may be made to do it 14 much less time, But supposing the tunding of the Noating debt, there would be for the present a surplus availa. ble for the payment to the stockhotders of a dividend of 3g & 3 por cent per annum, tie calcula- tion going on the basis of adout eighteen millions yearly receipts and operating expenses of 70 per cent. and developed a bull market gencraily. ‘dhe advance in Lirie animated the whoie list Few of the active list there were that did not cvjoy a rise o/ at least one per cont, while in certain features Erie's advance was sirongly rivalled, Pauama rose to 100, Adams Express to 97, Canton to 94, Quicksil- ver to 364, Boston, Hartford and Erie to 4%, and | 4,, Delaware and Lackawanna to 110; Manninal and St Joseph jumped to 46, At the close prices fell off 3g a 34 per cent, Erie receding temporarily to 434. HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICRKS. The following table sows tue highest and lowest prices of the principal stocks during the day:— New York Centr: New York Central Reading. . Linke Shore. Lake Shore scrip. Wabash... Northwester: Northwestern preierred. Rock Island. Hannibal and St. Tosepi. Hannibal and St. Joseph pref. Western Union Telegraph .... Pacific Ml. ..eeeeseeeeee zie Lowest, ” 905 SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOOK esha Friday, March 15-10:15 A. 01.” $5000 US 6's, "81, Fe. 100: US6's, "BL, c..:. in shs ion Union soar BEEEEEES a5 i BEES S Pee 4 ee Rise 8 se : z= > a —ar é =: = eas be! a8 Ee peed: c s epee =! = oS 2, Tet tral, 1 isscon 78-1, con. TO lBtieeee H BOzms mt ‘Ss art ea 2 cree sare cEons Pi w Jer Sou Eki: tar ig.) fue, 100) U Pact 20 she Fourth Nat Bk.. 20 cr see i 100 gus Gamjon snesagsezs ssuausssess ai + 1G $2500 US 5-20, ¢, 02..um 1136 | pi 10 to 10:30 A.M. 2009 she Erie RR. Firat Board—10:30 A. Mu. . 56% 27 12:15 and sae Pp. rae Rex Be she laste RR. 1 oo ae 93, a Ine of Fg a i ‘hE Bb © 98% 600 28g 60 5. et i 94 500 a 33 400 62 200 G2 1700 63 GUN 6ag 100 fy 1 ne 35, it B Ee a m i iw ee 71% OB 8% 72 (200 109 2 200 41 74%4 200 41 74d BOO a 74% 200 Han 6 993g 600 Uni 36° 99%, 200 86; 901, 200 86: on S00 86 40% 1300 BB ee 2655 Baty a Be 8855 6: emete eee Sf Br nweii RED e,'¢ orn oF 12:30 to 1 P. 200 Bost H&Erie. 200 Chie. &N W it... 3000 ao. 200 vol, Oa] Board—1 P. M. ig ths Union 1 tR.08 sis | | | gales were made at $8 25 a $3 75 (or pots, and BlU a L950 aE SP oncsy 1% at B21 1 Bu, | Pressed; sail, | No. 2 a a a Bt. Louts chotce family. a | Bys tour... os 2450 a Southern No.’ + Boe oy Southern superi a 65) Southernextra, a 87 Southern fami all] Cora meal, We: a eS Corn meal, Jersey. a 3% Corn meal, Brandywii a 40 itimore, 2820 a 400 Caloric 1390 a 400 1925 a 1970 —TRIPLE SHEET. {8 Qulok M Co. 85 10) . 10 Quek MC ae ine Maen ‘a gee: WM 7 ae, 10d U 8 Exvrews S000 NYCA ES oll teashssens: Se SOS ae 28 cot, Ge dG i aay Obs ila tho . do. 1509 600 1400 ay 300 mk 332 = S888 CLOSING PRICES—5 O'OLO0K P. Nika No ote a Be! Northwestern. 19 0 Newostern v. Western Union, ih Day a 923 Lis a COMMERCIAL REPORT. Feray, March (58 Po ASURa.—Phe market has boon dull since our Laat, tor both pots and pearls, but prices show no material change, S.wall for pearls, BUILDING MATERIALS. —Wo have nothin since our last, The market bas continued quiet, although prices remain firm, Bricks wore quoted aleady at #7 a 7 50 for pale, 812tor Long Island, $12 for North River, $12 © $15 for Croton and $32 a $35 for Puiiadelpnia front, from yard. Lime Guotod at #2 G0 for common and BY for lump, ly ut $17 for Rosendale, lathe at $8 for Last 0 market for tie pust three days haa been ac tivo aud at higher privea, Ths fale ageroxate about 40,0 Ibs, of Lake ab 2040, #29740. cash, and die, for April, closius a Wo hare nothing new to note, ‘The market ro. ended quotations, We fi taut, ad nominal at ali ‘do. good, Lic. w I6i4e. in bonds sixty dave: a Qe. ;8t, Domin sold, duty paid, ero. —The transactions {n cotton on the spot were ao tin bundy Hor a Lge. : Jara Baw Soc, shy he market was more buoyant ant 'c. per tis higher, For forward delivery the market was ut active at from 4c, to vance tn rates, The gules ve~ ported on "Change to-day wim up as follows, D Last Bo TR irauale Total... —kor future tk mabe Wat 21 7G0u, 8 Day, 1,100 at 220-16e, ‘August, 60 at 22%9¢, Getovor, 100 at Wge. : De pard to exchange 100 starch ales tga, wp) (9 thie Pr. 5-1 es ai die.3 ecom- been as follows:. Thee nt ee » 000 at i 28 tong J Foe de at 23 18-1 September, 400 at 2ic. 0 at 19, Exohange—74c. 100 Muy. Totn! 6,600 ba los. March, 100 at 2c. si ate 2h Up. 6c. Gt ata M. at BE 380; Getaber, fat ts My ;100 bales. at the ports sam New Orloats, 4099 Mobite, 660; Suvanpal, Peharestony a: Watmigton U7 Nortote, Bad alte be rt Bt ‘te receipts on Wy Yora,187; Buato ‘otal Gay inst wel, €us, hia dav lant yeats 1,8) on cotvon to torel; ee te closed steady as follow: Dy Sul ad. 1 Havre, | by teat, oto Hamburg,’ by atean ‘0 Bremen, by steam, 3c. erent sail, Shee "to Baltic ports, by sail, Zac. a To Mediterrantean, ports, by steam, le, rear come ale., gold, Ordinary . i 6,300 bushels corny 14 660 bags; oats, Ha Dealeles ‘vanley. fe "Tue flour market |. High grades were'tn Itnited demand, but low 6,500 "bb grades were negiected, The ices within the ran; inued quiet and uuchangeds Western yollow at $8 60 on tho pier. We quote:— eben cin Awe neraagcalscereae | SEGLSSSUSSSEsuszEsessass Sadia ‘order to sell to any extent lower ad tobe accepted. We heur of sales or 20,00 pueda ‘at 8170 for amber Weatern in store, $117 a for whitt Michigan and 81 6 for Pennsrivamia re iy Other descriptions ore entirely nominal, Gorn was dull, opening ats. 69}sc. for mixed and 70c. for yellow, and’ closing at U34yc. ‘or mixed and 69¢. for Southern yellow. The sales were Only about 20,100 bushels at prices within the ra wore stead a ut quiet, ” The anies were about 15,000 bushels at ite, for cago in store; held at the clone ut 53%¢c., whlch was abcve we flews of bi aa White quoted nomi: nally af Déc. O86. in store and, suoat.’| Barley was in, Lair demand and steady. 600 by including & loads of Canada on priva sranlat be’ wt inthe range of $112 a 1 16; 760. for two-rowed State. wes remained dutl and nominal.’ Last sales at 8%. a 90c, for FUELGHTS,—The market rematned very quiet, but rates were firm. The chartert fore! was also dull, but former rates were agked. ngayements reported to-day were as folluws:—To, a Laverpoot by steam, 810 boxes bacon, 3 250 tierces lard, nd by sail, 3,008 packages provi, Hote at 95,60, £00 blac Tost “at 2a 64, "To Amtwery, Hieds; tobacco, Bar; SO) boaea bacon and 100, tlercer nd at 274, 6d, ‘The charters comprise : A Provincial bari, trom Philadelphia to n continental port, 6,000 bbls. refined ‘petro. . on private terms; an Ainerican brig, Na jellies, general cargo, on CMe terms aioe 199 | fona, trom a Southern port to Trinidad, with umber, ‘and to New York, molasses, 550) port’ charges pald, cargo bin, 1638 tons to San Francisco, general earzo, brig, 269 tons, to Oats rm Galveston and back, eneral carzo, itinp sum; aschooner, S31 tons, from Lull River, 8,010 a direct port in the Unvted Kingdom, pios- PiGuvhirs.—There has been considerable Juguiry for the past three days for both cloth and bags, but prices are gene- raliy held above the views of buyers, and business 1 cons. quence has been confined to small parcels, We quote: Na- tive clotii, 10ge., old j domestic do,, We. a 1190. tor prompt delivery’and 18s, « BBo.'{or future. Baga, 17 }96-"a Tees or eat mpt delivery. Ugur axp JUr?.—Tue market for hemp stil, remained dull and prices nominal, Jute was dull, but aa! held at former Gzures. Jute butts were a trite ‘lower and in fai mand at toe decline. Sales 1,000 bales, «po ancy, 40 bales fo arrive per King Arihior 2,000 bales ramored at 8% to arrive, We « Dressed American, 429) sat eF ton undressed do., 8100 Manila, 1 old Iiige a 11%e,, do. Jute, ic. a pr +, currency. ‘ops.—Fhere has been « trille more 10 julry from brew- era sinc our last, but as yet the transactions have been very Ught, mainiy on account of the frames of holders, who are eir_ views by the continued light receipts | Of prime lots, ‘The current quotations are :— Gc; astern and Western, 20, a Oe syearlings, as engtiened in and the poarel Bho. California veariines, tie, a de. The’ market. for hay, under Iicht re- ceipts anda fair de was a trifle firmer. Straw was also iv good demand and v irre HL ig: 05 w 1 15; : tall qualities, Bl 35a #1 7) ort rve do., We, a B5c. ; Oaty Tnox,—The business since our last has been moderate, and at full former prices. We hear of sales of 40) tons Iinton Scotch pig at $46, currency ; 200 packs of Russia shect orm trou on private Mowabers.--The market for both _ domentic but prices unchanged, We bi of 200 bis, Was dui We Ou New Crop. yf uote : ~ New Orieans at from d8¢. a tie. Crop. entrifugal and mixed, aged Cuba New Orleans... NAVAL Stones. ‘The market for mode active, but at dectd de in small lois of 260 losing at 7 change in trained at 4410. Tar Wan surety but pes ; qucted at $3 62% for Washington or Wilmington, OiLb.=-The market for linseed was fairly active, prinet- lly for favure delivery, and prices ‘ended in seller's favor. Eilen were made at and from crushers at Sie. Otber ols remained quiet ‘and ‘without chmngejn prices trom last report. PETROLEUM.—On Change to-day the market for renned «i without change In prices, quoted at 22}c. ‘crude In bulig Naphtha wi for Western or remained duil for spot and 27)ce, for remainder of moth. as aleo dlls Bat unchanged : Leld at, 1340. " mee hough nominal at 1v4c. a gy. ¢ olf was entirely Meslecten ica oman at 250. eek the market was quiet but steady at $565 on doth tipper aad tower oul he Philadelphia market e- conta ueere niarely Boxainal quoted at 2l‘4c. tor spot refined and ce of month. Later we hear of sales in Puilaceiphie 6,000 bbis.rstandard white for March on private pmoviblone checerpts ipa Pork, 483 bble.; cut meats, 2,740 ackages: lard, 067 LUIS. and Wierces and 1d kegs, The mar ae Ammer, bur quick. The aaien ware 00 bil 13 0 bole, tor April shia bbls gt 600 bbis. for dutvand. for Weatern ‘a shade je. for jong clear wnd 40, for short do, for tong clear and 7 ie. for short about bores within the wiet and ee atated ol cot raa cic, Net searty: shales 100 bole, Ww T a waite nae if was quiet, of a8 watt for ee for extra mess, @l in mt of #8 a G11 for mess, 10 0 rime mess tierces and &! ot, but steady. small Tote we were fold, jeef hama were also ast ‘within, Tine ‘of Hod hi ments eure un a e+ ‘weal not quotabiy changed. ote ;-—Smoked en der oe iu ic. 5 do. hams, 100. @ Tie. Spielicaaouldern bg) © Wee or Baza, Wiss Bet + 750 thoregs, for April, ™ * Tung, at Tar RxOF.—The market coum ve 20 caska of Carolina at Hye a. ry fri. 29) bage Pause a Tio. n. Tac., ant 450 bags Kanzoon at 6 Bogan.--The market for raw wan quick, bu prices con- tinued fee g note wales of MUL hile, counsisitue all keisels, from ‘con from B40, a. Misc. ; and GF ‘boxes -« Cuba to Heuarara grocesy, ab ‘de. *. asin moter sic domant at son iy pr an va—Interior to common ne to, good fast rotinin: Hho. Mac, B MHC; Lair to gl to'choteo pr ry aay asic. 0 8 Bo. a Bic, HOAGC. : d0.. 16 ¢ do., white, he wD fining, 84s: Bra, Duteb Maulla—Supe and Now Orleans -Reauing ara «tos bs mina! at 1c. cash for cnolee tierees, SPELTe ‘cm, Wo hear of bales oi 150 tons i. 1 dull and en- Clover waa also aa at 8c. @ 9c. for Ohio, ice Indiana; salea about 208 Tw: rd nominal at y3 da hy 40. ed remained dull ‘and elie pominal HAOOO,--The market for Keniucky wi chiely tor expotty and prices were. at tons tho pusinoks was only mas Sales 1,(% . Ol Keutucky nt Oho, new. wt 256, 6 ONO., wh TALLOW Was [itm at 9), offering. Sales about i 1N.--Thore has beew w fair busi ine Aud prices coatinue atrong, Sak (in plate at alt old; 5.0 boxe! gold; B59 slabs of Rtrarte & Bil foto tit’ at Soe go market closing firm, Wovu1.--The market since ovr last haa continu but holders hearin their views and demand full pric a javana a 19. eboice, bnt ‘with wory little eas for the past (hreg 2, 00 boxes a chare cul nate eno uae bs. madium unwashed leece, f 10,000 1s. Line unwashed do. 658,001, Abs, nmerobiant able Ohio fail ep Califorula, 880. ; 9,000 toa, eprin, Ibs, Cotoraita, f oh private Wuiskry with pales of 200 1 We hear of coipta E19 His. ‘Tho market was firmer, caska of doasgiman aheat at Dd ses 110 MARKETS, Gat bry Nal Morey ii, 1472, ny L receipt a of the we , 1958, Sales, ORL WANS, March 15, i572. Net reecipta, 4,092 bales; gross, QSlt te As r » 1,669; to Havre, 974; Coastwiae, 2 tod 1 Net res ay ‘aml eg, (O Cronstadt. 353 comstwrias, 8018" hoe at,00. March 15, 15) 314; Net Pe- Colton In good demand eins, Ot bales. 1 oud de ere 078 8. A sports to 5,800 arch 1, 1373. i 00, Souniwisas I Ry Sales, Loutayrt tt, March 16, 1872, Tobacco active and yerg high, Sale bhds, YVALO, N Y. BU! Maroh 18, 1878, 4,000 dusheis wheat, | Fi Shipmenis, Wheat di quiets + On ‘ia sorye and barley marie ede Kk awl lard quiet and unchangel, See's qniet; sinall alos at unchanged rates. Highwines scarce; nomiuaily 2c. below ge, Dow Yor rates, Ra », Mavoh 15, 1979, bbls. at $7 75 for 67 for white winter ue ne wochanged ; No, ta, $153, Corn ou the track, "Reve held nt 85 Oaw! steady and unchanged; al 3.20 for amoer wint for double extra, Wheat a and #1 fy for wnvolted shipsintts, B20 a ‘Hail: Nilifeed unchanged; anorts, #25 ings, $23 a $89, perton, Lishwines, 84%e. eights -Fiour to Boston, Bie,; to New York, 6%, Albany, 4 CHtCAGO, Mavoh 15, 13 Flour quictand unchansel, | Wieat weal; 4a spring at aL . ST HL 2 geller ‘Outs quiet and unchanged. 2 apring a shade firmer at 1.80, Lard in. pickie steud fat Ke, Bulk poulderas. Si{o. for siden; Bi¢c, for rar rib wides ; 650. ican Ailes. | Dressed hogs quiet, Dut itm ut 10.0 i Wise Whinkey’ firmer at B3ige hogs dull at $4 25 Ha 80, Receipts 4,000 bbis flour, En bushels wiveat, 40,000 do corn, 10,000 do, oats, 8,000 do rye, i dos barley and BUCO hogs, Shipmenia—J, 04 bbis, flour, bushels wheat, 4000 do, corn, 4,00) do. oats, 2,000 do, » 13,000 do, barley and 6,000 how THE BRUSSELS MURDER. her E; satoiiaites of Witnessen—The Case w Postponed—A Writ of Habeas Corpus to Be Applied For, The great Brussels murder and robbery case came ‘up again before Judge Hogan, at the Tombs Police Court yesterday morning. A large number of per- sons were present, lacluding the Belgian Consul and two or thvee Iriends, Captain Irving, cf the de- tectlve force, and Mr. Algernon S. Suilivan, Assis- tant District Attorney, The only witness examined was Mr, Charies Petry, of Philadelphia, proprietor of the hotel at which the prisoner, Vogt, stopped while in that city. His evidence was mainly cor- roborative of that given by Detective Farley the first day of the examination:—I know the prisoner, Carl Vogt; he came to my house about two months ago and remained with me as a guest until last week; lie told me he came from Germany; irom near Cologne; that he went TO LONDON FROM COLOGNE in the latter part of September last; he dla not say what steamer he came to this country in; I never saw any securities with Vogt; he left no papers or ietiers with me; he said he wasa farmer near Co- logne and intended to huy a farm here; that he had vaiuable papers with which to purchase land; 1 saw Ofilcer Farley last week when he came to my house for Vogt; f acted as interpreter between Far- ley and Vogt; when we went to Vogts room we found him im hed with nis wife; Vogt jumped out of bed bewllderea; Farley toid me to tell him that he (Farley) had come to make a search for stolen property; I told Vogt that I was sorry to hear such an accusation against him; at the same time I did not believe him guilty; Farley showed ime a lettor from England to the Chief oi Police, New York, and requested me to translate it to Vout; 1 transiated this (letter shown) to Vogt, wo sai HE WAS INNOCENT of the entire matter; I asked Wogt for Varley how tuuch he pald for the securitios; Vogt sald tiat le pald $596; tl told him that that was a cheap ligure, Vi pod that he did not understand the currency, te ought ne pald full value for them; Vogt told him that he stopped at the Prescott House, New York; that one night he went into Broadway with a friend, who ted him to a gamb- Ing house; us friend won $590 and wanted Vogt to play; Vo; t received $200 trom his friend, which he Jost; he then went to his hotel and retarned witn two securities, Which he toat in play; Vogt told mo that he nad deposited valuables with Konitzky & Hegerfelat, ol Broadway, tov collecton; 1 do not know what they were; he said that he had pur- chased TAK SRCUTITIES OF A MAN in London by the name of Beggendart; the man Was a Prussian oficer—decorated with honors by the Emperor of Germany, Fw At the conciusion ef Mr. Petry’s testimony a dls- | d cussion arose between counsel regarding adjourn- ment, Mr. Sullivan read the following cable message re- ceived by Mr. Meili the Belgian Counsel, from the | Rrussel’s Minister in ai r to one sent asciug for } @ Wilness, on Monday last:— Exussers, March 14, 1872, CiHar.es MALI, Belgian Consul, New Yor Letter and affidavit sent to Coudert Brothers, Forward by cable name, description and nationality of the person de- tained, Comte Duval De Beaulieu snswer for eecuriies. vat Will send proots wim MeN, DYABPREMONT LYNDEN, Minister tor Foregn Afiairs. It was finally decided by Judge Hogan to adjourn the case till next Friday. Mr. William &, Howe has been retained as counsel for Vogt in connection with Mr. Gross, who has con- ducted the case thus far. Mr. Howe says he con. siders the detention of Vogi wnwarrantable, and Means to apply we Judge Barrett tor a writ of haveas corpus returnable next Tuesday. 4 YOUNG MAN FROM THE COUNTRY.” Pays $1 50 Admission to Central Park. William Kellner, of Litchfeld county, Conr came to this city yesterday morning, and, belng “a young man from the country,” he must, of course, get into trouble, He arrived at tne Forty-second | street depot early in the moratng, aud, having some spare time on his hands, he said to nimeelf he might ag well spend itin taking a view of the Central Park, of which he had heard so much, The tr@&vle was, however, to find the Park, and, not knowing, n was ashamed to ask any’ one ‘lest by his igno- rance it might be thought he was a country. man While cogitaing as wo What he shoud do @ neatly dressed young fellow stepped up to him and condescendingly asked him what the matter was, Young man trom the country looked astonished that any one should think he was in trouble, and tried to frown down tie a surance of bis questioner, In the usual way, ho ever, the ‘'suarper”—for he was one of that’ wide INA GALE. ‘The Steamship Nan franel seo in Great Veril— A Night of Auxiety with Brokeu Engives and Mivdiag squalls. Travevors who go “down to tha seas’ In winter {ino in the oxpectation of finding pleasant weather are generally mistaken, for gales aud storma of sicet @id ram, with an o¢castonal tempest, are more fre quently experienced than smooth waters aad genial sunshine, Daring (he past (wo or tires weeks there hove come from the ecean stories of craita wre Washed overboa'd, whtle ofners have rene down } ta the fury of uurricanes with ail on board, 4 the many Vesseis departiag from this ily, Loud fo a pleasanier clime anit lod ty Lerribie wales and lasting ruins, 4 being seved, WUN mectons tives and a valuable cars, by the was the tail stearashid san Fran her dock th thts Chars da ¥ 29, WILT ALCLOOU pasHol+ ul au Cargo, Bound to Berm. and terrible night ot ancety and sispeuse durtug Wer erp ts well told oy a WiRS? OF TE SHOR: > first bWO days Out the weather Was fine, and notains worbay Ot Nove occurred, but ou Saturday ioriing (ne Wind came ta froma Mae eastward, WEN Tain vn sqita lly, BaMLLing Lirst to Cie th he aout 0 Weouly- tary Of Un vessel hove io, hev onicers on deck anit anxions Lord DeIOW, AL RiMe O'CLOLA An accidyat OC- IN THER ENGINE ROOM, the starboard stop-valve cuamber comioetiny with the matin steam pipe gaving way, wh hh fOr a (anne threatenod ine ship's destruction, wilt sll on board, The chici engacer and his assistants’ copduct at lits perilous Toment was Roveic aud manly, as, dod by the scalding eseaprog steam from the ito the engine room, {ney worked thronga the hours of the might wh to be forgorten by tho grawlul passongers The Me shorty altec midoigat Was iurivua, aad, stand. up ralash ib, the San VFrancisvo dispiayod exe Olng qualities. She twisted as if a ship t dela hoply to hor work, whea, at etre ay, March s, the wind moderated Bat ficteuuy fur ¢ Aumuination gud ropaira, Sie w: nob E considerably disabled. Her port aw, urried awny, her forward lifeboat smashed te pieces aud every Woauis wath sey ight brokea or Overboard, and the cabin abd saloon Moors ¥ ‘e COVERKD WITH BROKEN Glass The chinaware was comptetoly demolisied, while fi tus, loose furniture, truuks and stores min gicd Ww Iuuhing tio appearance below one ot wrote, ee 3 Vhat baities description. ‘ihe uj to tho engi repaired Lit 2 ¢, redecting org i nugineer 1 8’ mechanical skill, whtie © H Francisco patoty, but none of her pa the perilous voyage or cease tan uy " 3 will ever forget ing those tn 1 of her tor tuelr courage und scamuaaitke quaiitles, awa rau sae MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Marrica asnugy.—On Ti of kL. Lithauer, at Dr. SIMON Corky, 6 vo JBBURY, Of THIS Cit On Thursday, "Maren 7, 7, At the par- sonage, by the Rev. Dr. Shuuders, CHanies B HALL, of Morr No oards. Porren—MiLLeRr,—On Tuesday, residenge of the ae third Moet, by F mit, 10 ANNIE I Ptit, of Brookly i. Marvel 12, at the parents, 47h Weet ‘Tweaty- . Dr HD, Northrop, Mr. J. th. PORTER Lo Miss OUGIR MILLER. N ‘ds Sot—VEXTER.—AC Newark, on We ay, 13, by the Rey. D. BR. Lowrie, of Paterson, G of Jersey City, to Mrs, Hawa Bisvor,—On Wednesday, Maren 1, Paun Le. Be Bishop, son of Victor wad Heleua Margaret Sishop, “pve ath and friends are respectiully re- quested to attend the funeral, from his fathers residence, No. 41 Wesi Tenth strect, ou Saturday, March 16, At one o'elock P. M., without further tnt vitution, ‘The remains will be taxen to Greenwood Cemetery. BOLAND. —In Jersey City, on Thursday, March 14, i$ and ihe late Winuifred Tnomas, the son of Thoin Boland. : ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully Invited to atiend the iuneral, on Sunday, March 17, at one o'clock P. ML, Troi the residence of his brother-in-law, Patrick O'Brien, 178 South Second street, Jersey City. Ure On Friday, March 15, 1872, Caraa- TINE DRENNAN, the beloved wife of Michael Breu. nan, @ naive of county Monaghan, Ireland. May her soul rest In peace. ‘The relatives had friends are respecifully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, cor- ner of Magnolia and Caestaut avenues, Jersey City Heights, on sunday, March 17, at one o'clock; from thence to Caivary Cemetery for Interment. Buvsa.—in Brookiya, on Friday March 15, of congestive pneumonia, CORNELIA SS, wife of John B. Brosh, of Owego, N.Y. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the tied from the 1 denco of her sister, Mrs. John Keanaday, 99 Hicks strect, on Saturday alternoon, Marcu 16, at two orclock, Borxs,—On Thursday, March 14, Mrs, AMELIA A, Burns, aged 76 years The iricnas and acquaintances of tie family are ecttully Invited to attend the funeral services, 0, 299 Kast Thirty-firse streel, at one o'clock Lo- day Saturday), the 16th. Charicston papers please copy. CaRn.—On Friday morbing, ton of the lungs, Mr, Rope T, 1, aged 63 years, interment to take place on Monday morning, at eleven o'clock, in Greenwood Cemetery, St. Lonis papers please copy. CaRTER,—At Washington, C., on Tuesday morning, March 6, MARY WILSON Carrer, daughter of Hlizabe and tne tate James M, Carter, age t 17 years and 9 months, Onaw.—On Friday, March 15, Canonise Craw, wife of Alexander Craw, aged 68 years, Relatives aud friends of the family are respect- fully imvited to attend her funeral, froma her lave residence, 43 West Thirty-frst stree March 18,’at eleven o'clock A. DONEGAN.—On Thursday, arch Done@an, widew of John Donezay, tn her 60th year. The iriends and acquaintances of the family are respectinily requested to attend the funeral, this (Saturday) moruing, at niue o'clock, from her late residence, 74 Kidge street, to St. ‘Mary's chureh, and thence to Calvary Cemetary, at one o'clock P.M. DuNN.—On Friday, March 15, ELLEN £.., widow of Joseph Dunn, aged 43 years, Relatives and friends are respectiully invited to atten: the funeral, from her late residence, 590 scc- and avenue, on Suaday ee at te olclock. Remains will be taken to Calvary Ver s.—In Brooxlyn, on Welnesday. "Maren 1, . ELLIS, mn the 24th year of bis age. arch 15, of coages- ‘ARK, Of Northport, Erw: ‘the relatives and irlends of the decea vited to atiend the iunera!, om Saturday, Mare 16, at three o’ciock P. M., from the Tabernacie, on Schermerhora strect, near Nevins street, Brookiyn, ‘Albany papers please copy. FiINcey.—On Friday, March 15, Carrif M, PIntny, youngest daughier of John and Aun Finley, aged 1 year and 6 montis. Che relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully imvited to attend the iuneral, tro parents’ resideuce, at 95 G , on Sund hid March 17, at twoo'cloce P.M. ‘onp.—-On Friday, March 15, Newrir, dangiter of | Chester S wnd Angie P, ford, aged 15 years and is ays, ‘Tne relatives and friends are respectfaily invited to attend the funeral, from 72 Orange street, broox~ lyn, on Monday, March 18, at eleven o'clock A. Me ‘The remains will be removed to Canaan, county, for Interment. Foskit.—On Thursday, March 14, ALMEDA 'T., eld. est daughter of Danford and Ruth Mary Foskit, aged 28 years, 6 months and 7 Gays. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, on Sunday, March 17, at one o'clock P.M. at the Twenty-fourih street Methodist Episcopal churen. Bastern papers please cop Fox.—On Thursday, Marci “My HENRY Fox, aged 17 years and 2 month: ‘The relatives and triends are invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday, the 16th inst,, at one o'clock, trom the residence of his father, 159 iret avenue, Hewst.—At 129 East ‘I'wenty-uiuth street, on Friaay, March 15, of scariet fever, Ilexry S. Hewr, Jr, youngest child ot Dr. od Catharine §. Hewitt. Remains will be taken to bef hl l Saturday, 16th inst., im the 12:16 P. Horrer.—At Godwinville, Bi conn, on 21D. minty, Node, on Thursday, March 14, 1872, E1, vARRIN 3, wile of oer G. Hopper and eiiest daugiter of Adare soya, Esq. The trends of the family a respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, March 17, 1872, at two o’clock P. M., from the Wyckoff churca. ‘Trains leave foot of Chambers street. via Erie Ratiway, tor Midge wood, at 8:30 and 11:16 A. M., where convey. ances Will be in waitiag. Jiowg.—1n Brookiyn, E. D., on Thursday night, Moreh 14, of diphtheria, George Dexrer, oniy eon of Dexter and kiizabetn S Howe, aged 2 years, 4 months and 10 days, Funeral on Monday, the 18th inst., at two o'clock, trom the residence of is parents, 33 ‘Third street, Friends are invited to attend without further no Inwry.—In Brooklyn, on Friday, Marvel 15, 1 canoe Witiias J. IRWIN, In the dist year of hls WNotice of funeral to-morrow. JaGy.—On Friday morning, March 15, Gasres JAGY, ared 67, Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, trom his late residence. 431 Seventh avenue, awake gang—wormed himself into Kelliher’s conti- deace until at length both walked of towards tne Central Park, Both subse Sows Ses ‘up in the Yorkville Police Court, Ww y" made o charge against the “sna ny whe pri his pays as Jol fy jummers, for defrauding him out of $1 On arriving at one of the gates of the Park Kellner said Summers pretended that $1 60 was the admis sion for both, bry he cheerfully paid it, thinking it was allright. A gentleman Who overheard their scant i a yt who arrested uinmers, atier i now in A fait way to roach tno Peyitoutiari on Sunday, at half- Dast one o'clock. JONES.—in this city, at the e residonce of her brother-in-law, Rey. Dr. Seabucy, on Wednesday, Mareh % alter a short but sevare ‘ilies, Of bai monia, MARY ExLizasEra, wile of Willia and daughter ot the late Captain, Gurdon wii ay Relatives and friends of the family are invited to Ottond the funeral, without further notice, at i ne Church of the Annunciation, Fourteenth street, be. tween Sixth and Se: Anil, avenues, on Monday next, March 18, at eleven A. cane cont. epee oO RTD AKG bas ALGARL RAG: Sod andl distressed, wilh Rumbers of the crews cachamber and @renched with seat pouriag | in coolness and Courage never | om= | on Monday, , 14, CATHARINE | eased are in. | ' from her , Columbia | ee eee NEY, 8 native or ford, Ir pa relatives tad irionds of the dec cofully inviied bo attend the Luner: Maron 17, at two o'clock, irom the corner of Ui x strect and Hamilion aycuve, uth Brooklyn, aud from thence to #atbusk Cemetery, 4 KEAENEY.—AL Der Tositeave, Brooklyn, om Thursday, Maroh 14, beloved wlio of Owen Kearney, age bunerai will take place ou Sunday, vag two o'clock P. bl. Pailade! pita papers please copy. | Kinkwoop,—suddenly, oa thursday, Maroh bs, 7, son of Juiues 7, and Ahuy Kirkwood, $. 8 months and Lb days. On Thursday, March id, ADOLPING, wile Herrman Kaapp, ure inviled (o attend the. feral, [rou stdonce, 26 West bWonly-lourta sbicck, Oe March 16, ab two o'clock le Hie On Laursday, 4, frou im | Juries receivou woe of lus duty, Mnhetecath pre-e gerten of Grauad, County Long: aaed Are ree , 00 Sunday, cinet, age Mi 5 HOD Liat. Kelative dior dhe tantly and members 1 ike Municipat Police are respectiuliy invited tend the tune ral, rom the residence oe his mother, Kast Fiiry-dourth street, near Vast on Suaday alleravon, Viti ist, al Oe o'cLo LEAVIN. —At hor reanion on Friday, March 1, kita, Janu Leavret, Willow Dr, Leavitt, in tie Tist year of ber ar The rolatives and friends of ie spectiuily mytion to Alanson Methodist ar Grand, on sund fa kK. Lakes Division aur ‘amily are ce. tend the funeral services, as {plscupai chured, Noviols screes, y, Me 17, wt two o'clock ken to Greenwood for -D., on Wedaeslay, Macon s68Un year, Tho rel Atives and treads ave respectfully invited | to atiend (he funeral, at Ute residence Of ius s0m-La- A.J. Dupignac, Wo. 215 Dean siredt, brooklye, way, Maron 17, at two o'elovg fk. Kagliat papers piesse copy. GET'S: LOVGH, NOU, LO. O, Behe members Of tds Lodge ave tavited fo el at of PG. Mauri from 215 Dean } tya, at twoo clock ny Ordor ¢ yOuN A, KUNN Wi WY, Secretary. poKivh, OL i ckd Ay arc 5, SuBR> PAu Luwi woth your of ! ‘the relatives and friends of the ¢ Spectiuiy mviced toatiend the funeral services, as sidence of Lis sau-it-law, UO. Vandervoort, . 277 Pearl strect, Brouklyu, on Sunday after- AL hali-past turce o'clock. be taken to Westoury, Lome , on donday, March 18, for interhieni, special cars wilt leave Hunter's Point on tie arrival of tie Lali-past ene o'clock A, M. boat from James slip, New York, Mason.—On Frida, oF paralysis, JOE MASON, tm the Tail y Notice of funeral ii Mr On Luesda March 12, Gacy [3A BRt » dal Josephine wecAl wit rae ir ce oh Saturday, Maro 16, at one Welovk P.M, vom her late restienes, No. 263 Wost Pauty-fourih sirect. ‘The relatives Ee! friends of the tamily ave ros, piully invited 0 Nod, on Thursday, vite of Rey, stephen Le Mi) Menshon, sr ives anc fr ‘The ve uds oF the family are invited to aitend her funeral at the Reiormed cunech of Mddichusi, on Monday, M {%, at 5 PB. Leave New! York from !0ot of Lesbrosses or Cort- laudt street, at hait-past Pers .M. Returning tratt leaves Middlepusit at M. Mnts.—In the dun year ts age, May, only of Edward and Mary Ann Mils, ‘The relatives and irteads of the family are invited to attend the funeral, to-morrow (Sunday), at two o'clock P. ., from the residence of her parenis, ot ‘Third avenue, Moors.—At Harlem, on Wednesday, March 13, MARGARET? VAN CouRT, wile of Cornelis Moore, h or ALC. ’ ‘0. 157, KANDA, M.—Drethren, you are x juestedt to attend the iuneral of the wife of Broviver Cornelius Moore, from hts residenee, LoL Kast 15th street, on Saturday, March 16, at halt. past ten o'clock A. ma. W. Tl. MICHIE Taster, Mu Atha Friday, A 15, at fo clock A. , Lizaie E., wife of Spencer C, Mustin wnd second: daughter of John J. Ennis. "|. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, trom 12s West Twenty-nimta sireet, on Sunday, 17th inst., at two o'clock P, M. MULpoox,—Suddeniy, on’ Thursday, Mai 14, youngest son of Samuel and Margaret Muldoon, he funeral will take place on Sunday, at two o'clock, Relatives and friends are reapectfatiy in- vited to attend, at the residence of bis parents, 3b Grand avenue. McCape.—In Brooklyn, on ‘Thursday, Marea 14, JULTA A, MOCABR, daughter of the lafe Lawrenoe and Julia McCabe, ‘The relatives and friends ave reapectfuliy taviied to attend the funeral, this (saturday) morning, at ten o'clock, fromm her late residence, 127 Congress at, thence to St. Peter's church, where a solemn re- quicia mass Wil be offered for ler repose, Nick —On Thu , March 14, after a snort Nluess, Parrick Mc! A, @ native of Donagh, county Monaghan, Ireland, aged 85 years, ‘Tne friends of the family are reapectuily invited to attend the tuneral, from the residence of his sou. in-law, Joun Mulligan, No, 255 West Twonty -uinth. | street, on Saturday, March 16, at one o'clock. NewMasTerR.—On Thursday, March 14, Captata Epwarp R,Aged 47 ycars and 10 month, or the family, Company G, . SN. ¥., and the oillcera omiment in general, also the mbers of the Hudson Maennerchor, are respect- ully invited to attend the funeral, from his late | resi lence, No, 237 East Twenty-seventh street, om Sunday, ee 17, at two o’clo ORL n Thursday, Mareh 14, ELIZABETH, reiict of © nal Hy O'Rielly, n the 76th year of her age. The relatives ana friends of the family are re- | spectfally mvited to attend the taneral, from her | late residence, 33 Market street, on Satarday after- noon, at one o'clock. POWEL. recede B on Phe eG March 14, Mrs, ELLEN Powr, aged 82 y The relat: and trieieae oF the family are respect- Auily invited toattend the funeral on Saturday atter- noon, at one o'clock, from the residence of ner son- : owe George Chamoers, 141 Fifth street, Brooklya, Prippy.—On Friday, March 15, Ipa 8., infant daughter of James and’ Eliza J, Priddy. ‘The relatives and irteads of the tamily are respect- | fully invited to attend the funeral, from the regi- | dence of her parents, 72 Devoe street, Williamsburg, | on Sunday, (7th inst, ut two o! CK. tirren,—At Greenwich, Conn., on Wednesd | March 13, Sana F', wife of Thoiias Ritch, aged years, Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the Second Con onal church, Gree ‘a, Conn., on Saturday, lust.. at cieven o'clock A. M. ‘Trains lea’ ent) seventh street and Fourth av, at nine o’ctock A. 4 | Ross.—On Friday, March 15, at Wooaside, L. L, | of mfammation of the brain and spine, Grorax F., only son of James and Mary A, Ross, aged ilyears, 8 months and 9 days, Funeral on Sunday afternoon, March 17, at halt- past tw o'clock, RULLMAN.—On Friday, March 15, of congestion of the brain, Lorrié M., daughter of Oharlotte M, and the late William E. Rullman, aged 6 years, Funeral services at the residence of her grand- pe laie 103 Grove street, Brooklyn, &. D., on Sum- day three P, M. Srarn.—On Friday, March 15, FaRperick A. Srarn, son of the late Nathan start, tn the 80th year of his age, Remains will be taken to Danbury, Conn.,. for tn. terment ou the seven A, M, tratn Monday, where the funeral services wil be bela, Srewar ic, N.Jey on Thursday, March bi Vpn 3 iter of Thomas B. and Mart- Stewart, aged 4 years, iutives aud friends are invited to attend the funeral services, at her parents’ residence, corner vassalc aud Pavlison avenues, on Saturday alter. hour, March 6, at two o'clock, | SPRINGS. —At Petersburg, Va., on Wednesaay, | Maren” 15, ABLLH NICOLL, Widow of Joun of nin Carolina, daughter ot the eieral Matthias Nicoll, of Stratford, Cona, The funeral will ake place this (Saturday) after- noon, Maveu 16, at three o'clock, at Christ Churek, Surattor TAYLON.—On ‘Thursday, March 14, 1872, CitaRre | Lotrk EMMwWaA, youngest daughter of Rovert BH, and ayior, in the i7th year of her a | ives and friends of the jamity are re. Spectfuliy invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her brother, P. W. Taylor, 289 Scher- merhorn street, Brooglyn, On Sunday, March 17, at two bt. M. Tirso! Suddenly, on Thursday, March 14, of jon of the ings, CHARLES W. ‘TLtPSON, 1s wad 21 days. clatives and fiiends of the family are tm | vite (to attend the funeral, from kis. lave residence, * 106th street and ‘Third avenue, on Sunday, 1i, wt haifpast twelve o*clock. Liy.—On Friday, March 15, 1872, Joan T. twin, only ghild of James H. and Margarct B tT aged 2 years. Tig relatives aud fends of the family and those or nls grandfather, Thomas MoNamara, are re- quested to atteud the funeral, on Sunday, March 17, atone o'clock P, from be. residence of hie | parenis, 158 West douston stre VAN Nostrand. —On Tridar, “Maron 15, at the residence of her son-in-aw, Rev. J. W. Diller, D. Dey ' ve YP! he friety 2 BY gg Sly of Losee ; Yan Nostrand, tn the 87th year 0! ‘The relatives and tienda are invited to aitend the funeral, from St. Luke's chavelt, Cliintou ave- nne, near Fuiton avenue, Monday, (he 18th instant, at Wall-| ee cane pieato Sony. t ) pag P Buttalo (SN. Yclmdea, 'N, Je on Friday, Maron 1, of smallpox, Rosirt MOYLAN Watsn, in the 60th r of his a ay orm oae Yonkers, on ‘Thursday morning, March 14, UMMA ADELAtDY, eldest enild of James i. and addie W. Weiler, aged 3 years and 10 | months. ‘The relatives and friends of the faratly are respect- fully invited to attend the erat 8 from the rest- denice of her parents, corner of South Broadway and Ludlow street, Yonkers, N. Y., on Saturday, March 16, at one o'clock. Thterment at Woodlawn Cemeter, Waici?.—On ‘thursday, March 14, GEORGE HARRY Wrigus, in the 30th year of his age. Tbe relatives and friends of tne iy ee - ee ay Invited to attend bis Seyi, to-day (Sal day), 1 it two P. Ms, his late No. 330 Gates avenue, Brookiyn, N. Ye Youn@.—On Friday morning, Mare be 8 Ae Wit bag 3 Aa! Yo ay lave Mary . Young, in his fe, ives and friends are invited to attend the fuveral, from his father's residence, 341 West Nine- teenth street, on Sugday aiteraoon, 17h instant cat Wwe Q'CLOChy 4