The New York Herald Newspaper, September 4, 1872, Page 8

BINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, A More Active Demand for Money. THE RATE ON CALL FIVE PER CENT. Continued Weakness of the Foreign Exchanges. The Cold Market Steady and Dull. GOVERNMENTS HEAVY AND LOWER. Stocks Feverish, with a Further Decline. Another Pacific Mail Steamer Lost. The Company’s Shares Fall Two Per Cent and Drag Down the Rest of the Market, Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Goes Of to Par. THE EXPORTS OF THE WEEK. Wan STREET, TUESDAY, Sept. 3—6 P. M. On ’Change to-day four was active at a further ‘mprovement in prices. Wheat was duller, but firm. The cotton market was steady. . THE EXPORTS OF THE WEEK. ‘The aggregate exports of domestic merchandise from the port of New York for the week ending September 3, 1872, were $4,406,670, MONEY 4 A 6 PER CENT, ‘There was a sensibly firmer tone in the money market and early in the day the demand on call Was active at 5a6percent. Toward the close of banking hours the inquiry moderated and loans ‘Were made at as low as4 percent. The average of the day’s business was 5 per cont and the market is properly quoted at that rate. Prime paper was Jess active and quoted at 744 a9 per cent discount, Foreign exchange was dull and nominally un- changed, but lower for actual business transactions having occurred on the basis of 103}; for prime bankers’ sixty day sterling. The new city loan was opened at the Comptrol- ler’s office to-day, the bids revealing a spirited com- Petition. The awards will not be announced fora Sew days, GOLD DULI—113 a 1134. ‘The gold market was dull and quiet at 11334, with @n occasional sale at 113 and 113%. The Sub- Treasury paid out $186,000 on account of interest and $2,000 on account of redeemed five-twentles. The fluctuations of the market are shown in tho following table: 0 A. M. vee 118% 0:27 A. 113% 2A. M 2 M In the gold loan market the rates ranged from @ per cent for carrying to 1-64 for borrowing. The operations of the Goid Exchange Bank were gs fol- lows :— Gold cleared. Gold balances. Currency balances GOVERNMENTS LOWER, There wasa reaction in the government bond market and a decline of about 44 per cent in prices Guring the earlier boards, when money was in its more active stage, At the close the decline was about ‘half recovered, and the market left off steady and dull as follows:—United States cur- Tency sixes, 112% @ 112%; do. do, 1881, Tegistered, 114'¢ a 11494; do. do. do., coupon, 116% ® 11643; do. five-twenties, registered, May and November, 1149; @ 1145¢; do. do., 1862, coupon, do., 114% 0 1145; do. do., 1864, do. do., 114% @ 114%; Go. do., 1885, do. do., 114% @ 115; do. do., 1867, registered, January and July, 113\ a 11334; do. do., 1865, coupon, do., 113% @ 11334; do. do., 1867, do. Go., 118% @ 114; do, do., 1868, do. do., 118% a 114; do. ten-forties, registered, 108% a 108%; do. do., coupon 108% a 10914; do. fives of 1881, registered, 111), @ 112; do. do. do., coupon, 111% & 112, SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULIw The Southern State bonds were dull to stagna- tion, the transactions at the board being limited a few odd and small lots. The South Carolinas continued heavy and the general list was steady. Th: following were the closing quotations:—Ten- Messee, ex coupon, 73% a 14%; do, new, 74 a 7434; Virginia, ex coupon, 4% a 60; do., regis- tered stock, old, 38 a 40; do., sixes, consolidated bonds, 51 @ 6114; do. do., deferred scrip, 15% a 16; Georgia sixes, 70078; do. sevens, 85 a 88; North Carolina, ex coupon, 24 a 35; do., to North Carolina Railroad, 46.8 47; do., funding, 1866, 25 @ 30; do. o., 1868, 21 a 25; do., new, 21 a 213; do., special tax, 12 a 14; Missour! sixes, 931¢ a 0334; do., Han- mibal and St. Joseph Railroad, 91 a 92; Louisiana sixes, 50 a 55; do., new, 4853; do., levee sixes, 12 & 60; do. do, eights, 70a 75; do. do. do., 1875, 70 @ 80; Alabama fives, 55a 60; do. eights, 82 a 86; South Carolina sixes, 62 a 56; do., new, January and July, 2335 a 243%; do. do., April and October, 23a24; Arkansas sixes, funded, 45 a 50, THR RAILROAD BONDS. The following were the bids for the railroad +++ $48,636,000 1,205,493, 1,407,284 Sy Lack & W 24 m L ol wap Ist m, ie Erie 7's, 5th mn, "38. ba NY a ist ud’ Riv a rie Ten Iot ta 1 No southern te, tat eutthern 7's, 1st ii. Clev & Pitts 3d m..... ich Cen 1s teh So7p c2 Giev & Tol new bak, Dlev, P & A now bdi Ké Shore div be Pac RR7's, wid by Mo. Gen Pac gold bag. ion I Yt. bd lev’ ist Mii @ (nd C lat ia OL pile, 8 tod ¢ 24 “at 75 Pol eo de D Bx Bus ic i be Lack & W Ist in: STOCKS UNSETTLED AND LOWER, The stock market was feverish), particularly after ‘the advent of the early activity in money. Up to that time, or during the first hour or so of business, the market had been strong, and an improvement of % @ Js per cent took place. But the money quea- tion producing a fresh agitation of the speculative mind prices vecame unsettled tor the rest of the ay and a general decline eusued, in sympathy with @ fall of about two per cent in Pacific Mall, the con- sequence of the announcement that the steamer America, lately empioyed on the China branch of ‘the line, bad been burned to the water's edge in ‘the harbor of Yokohama, By é remarkably logical process “the street” took the semi-ofticial estimate Of the loss to the company of about $400,000 involved fo this disaster, and calculated that upon a capital of $20,000,000 ir amounted to ad Jinpairment of just two per cent. The stock stood 73% vefore the burning of the vessel was reported, It declined to 71% when the news got abroad. In brief, the effect was concisely and calmly figured out, and the price adjusted itself accordingly. There was no ex- eltement—no panic in the shares, Those who dooked for a vevetition of the Henry Chauncey eur , NEW YORK sation were greatly disappointed, and among these { 10 100 ot 19 12 ‘are said to be some of the offictals of the company, | Particularly those who parted with their stock last Spring at 70 a 80, and have been unable to do any better since than buy it back dt about the same | price. There was a smart decline in Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, with sales at as low as 100, which was accounted for by a rumor that the company would “pass” the dividend and that the “consolidation” with the New Jersey Central road was likely to be undone in consequence of inhar- monious interests and oficial jealousy. HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES, The folowing table shows the highest and lowest prices of the principal stocks during the day :— Highest. Lowest, — York Central. + 9% 815 Take 1" soit Lake Shore. 90 4 ; 1744 44 7436 13% 90% 902% 11048 110% 374 553% pre 76 16% Ohio and Mississipp! . & 43% Union Pacitic.. + 36: 3644 Col., Chicago and ind. Central. 84% Western Union Telegraph. 1% Pacific Mail........++ 679 SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOOK EXCHANGE, go. corn, 7795 do. oats, ” 1,000 do. rye, and, 1,300 | mal, jour rated frine: Tucaday, Hept. 210815 A. Me | LCae'tisinnty, Ral al he $9000 TS 620, , 108, n. prise about 19,000 . 13% $1400 US 5'8,°51, 1B US6's, cur 10 A, M.xBefore Ca! 300 sha West Un Tel...0 72 300 do. 1500 US 5-20¢e, " SESESS ever: gegeseees SSeeIT PRR do. $5 700 Bost, Ik ERE, 400 Ohio & Misa kit 200 do. ¢ O00 Un Pao otaigbe Z éi 1000 Gt West lst m, '33 1000 Mast P7's,gold. be NA Ets 100 20.0 & Pitts Rit, wid... 9925 | 2000 & NW R: . Ti 600 . G 748. | 200 . 44 | 200 Ti, i Hg 0 qt 1100 it 200 7" 4 100 i 00 . 4 1 di lu MU & SEP RR, 60 Chic & RL RR. 1 do. b D, G, € lon Waw Re inp hie & Alt Rit, 12115 to 2115 Py ™M. do. O,C ale pores . 200 do. eee Boaril—1 P. M. $1000 Tenn 6a, new.... 73% | GshsNYCKHRRR 99 ‘2000 NY C .ie.. Me 360 do. c.3 O81g 19.4 ERR Vive 400 D, Lack WRI, be 300 GO... +0500 0 Mich Con RR: ess vee S8G 2:30 to4P.M. | © 100 shs Pac MSS Co..b3 100 do 290 sha West Un Tel. 100 do. OLOSING PRICES—4 O'OLOOK P, Western Union nie , Ree m8 : 110% Pacific Mail 8 i, 2585 XY Central 708 t ot We Take er ting H | Rion Pacitic.. ie, Northwestern ye BR O10 &10, age ob Northwest'n pf. 0 & = S COMMERCIAL REPORT, Toxspay, Sept. 8-6 P. M. Assna were quiet at $8250 $375 {or pots. Pearls were dominal. Corvne, without decided change, was dull and generally Nominal in value for cargo invoi Aside from a sale at Now Orleans of 8,610 bags Rio, per San Juan, the business: ‘was liinited to the Jobbing trade, We quote :—Rio, ordinary cargoos, 15¢, a 15340. ; fair do., 160, @ 1640. ; good do., I7c. a I7}4e.; prime, 170. a 1e., gold, per Ib. Gays; Java, government bags, 1c, « 1 I9}40. a 2}e. ; Singapore, 1c. a 160.4 Ceylon, I6c. a1 Maracaibo; lic, #180. ; Laguayra, 17e. & The. 5 Jamate Io, a 17340. ; Bt. Domingo, Ide. Gortox.—The demand for cotton on he spot.was less active and prices were barely steac Futre ae ee (do. grass mats, fered more freely and prices ruled dc. a Mc. Beet. The sales sum up as oh res Dow 9 Tast Been'g Total, Export... Consumption. * ‘ Speculation a it) a transit, - 10 83 262 16 re 82 bales to arrive, For futtire 1 L-1e,, 30 wt duns s NOVOMDER, 20) wEAIE., 2 Tunry, 200 at March, 300 at orainals:. Good oraine: Tow middlin| Good middiin; —The quotation: hot more thaw halractade above or. be! quoted. The receipts at the ports bbls, and 800 sacks corn meal, 44.249 bustiel! wheat, 217,725 Western yetuw, and $3 8 a $3 90 lor Brandywine. Round hoop Ohi Round hoop Ohi Family 1 Corn meal, Jersey. Baltimore. The sale ed and with an ae sion. Darts quint, wien 309 Lis —The #4000003 5.20, 197. ia BN $500 US 8%, 10-40,¢.8m 111 S a a BS HRS S00 US Os", resa non Ng ‘outinued Gull as cha | U son oan 28 tions. We quote» i} 30 P. Me=Before Call. 200 shs Un Pacific bey gona 00 do. Muso wo, have heen rece’ Beet hayus were sales a wit’ the ruled We, 0 tor for crushed and ‘powdered. Refuiug, interior to ood tak 84 | er hehe ad Me 9°05 | bi! intrireal pas. “and bay oD siund ‘a de. Java—Dutch standard, ved 19 Pipa ats 12, Oe, Pe ices Mintia=superior ned tenn 2300 00 & RT RR 83 110%; | Perion, ise. oy me te Towacco.— ket was without decided change. We aD ie < note sales of 2.0 hhds. Kentucky at (rom Se. a 150. per oy i To) caves old crop sundry seed teat, Ise. a are. 431 do. new ed DORE ERK. vivania on private té msi 10 do. dor, New 200 £9 Ohio & | Mae Yi. c.. and 200 bales Havana, ie. a $1 17. 70 600 T and is moderate and the market is 8 fru Saies of 1200ibe: at d)se. nu Tl Ei Sreanivr.—There fsa fair demand and prices are firm. 3 41 | Sales of 250 tlerces, to arrive, at Wisc, a 5 Wiriskey ts in better demand. but at ensier rates, Sales {Ro OM a3 ge iit ag of 500 bbls, at Se. a SS'ge. and 50 bbla. at 9)¢0. 200 100 Mil & 8t oe 16% lee aera oA 2, RE oii: soe EUROPEAN MARKETS, oe 40) 4 Loxnox Mowry Marker.—Lox —Loxpon, Sept. 3—5:%) P, Mi 200 > Consols d at 92% for mone, n 700 1 4 (ive-twenty bon ple 0 ‘ahaa Wy; new ‘ives, OH "Riio Raltway 1900 100 Paris Boorsk.—Panrs, Sept. 3-P. M.—Rentes closed at | 900 200 of, bile, ern Spring and | bbl. 5p Aunerican fine, 0 5 sixty to ninety | Goimon rosin, 128 6 Refined petroleum, 164d. per ewt. for flue pale American. only pry to SAM room 10 $10,000 to $15,000, de! yw middling) (he sales baye been as nal ber fewer pai ow Miter ‘three. M yer, Mertesce 38 WANTED FOR Fi ES—FROM 31,000 20 ate 100 ae ag 5 100 at 2) 7-1 to 99),000; sinail sums to loan in Broo! lyn or West Octe m0 aL mK at ld 11-16e., 300. at | chester duynty. HERALD, WEDNESDAY, 200 at 1980, 400 nb 10.2.8. 100 at 19 1116.5 | 70) at 19%e., in mat ho ‘Jan at | 200 at 2e., 100 a 0 ot December, aid forin Co} . 9 9-1 at 199. 100 at 19840. ioak 199.5 , WW enely ne J08-.. toe oho: 10) Grand forward Novem Febru- ober for 80 Jan ‘rotat 16,000 hale; terd quot 4. Jew Orleans, Tere, 17 17% idtling Bag re based on cotton rartnine {pe ality te lows—Glveston, 70; New Orleans, 1 | 177;.Ch wo atleston, Wilmington, t Itimore, uone reported; New Yo day last Kk, 843, ‘ints day ast 1. “Fuour AN Graty.—Receipts—Flour, 5,102 Ubts,; 100 meal it ded changes sales 00 bide. at $5 40 0. 82 80. for common to fair € about 2 iS > ae. SRS = Extra Minne: SUULISSSAIETS, RanpaseeeeoPeDeeeesspaeee St. Louis iow extra. 7 Might exin Bio ¢ double extra 925 @ family 28 a 11 0. 900 | 50) 475 | 625 Southern ox 2 Southern tamil a Bs Corn meal, V + 86 Dorn meal, Brandywine eG 8 OETA ES EOD SEIN Dre P a2? oo ares Tas were nomitn uly nine was somewhat excited by arked nprovement in the calsie quotations, unt it ning of Chan large advance Was demanded. abot 11,000 Wish v t $155, Corn’ was firme, swith: anos of about a 64 ‘allont, ond he thowmand | Parley, was ne bushe Festus. —The offerings of birth room have been light, dior grain accommod: Gon ed, but for oher | note & good burt vance tn the pr The engayeine er n ‘ade in ha at Ine. > Liverpool, by ‘teem, 86,00) —Iniery 160 ton at Mad, asd ) * cheese ut als and 250 bbls. rosin at ds WO bushelacorn ne td 30) bbls, rosin, of ms. To Loncon, £2,000 bus y sieam, and 18) obs, n a 0 nnothery vdrate; an Ausaian back, wiih 3,210 quarters krain at Yan tullan bark, rechartered, with 2, 8: abd rate, and a Russian dlosed, for -ame is a Norwebla bark, elniiia Continent, with 2000 “bhi ha at 7s, 6d., and a German bark, trom Philadelphia nore for orders, With 2,00) bbis,’ retined petroleum h 2,400 qua aiieuerha W ined, with a light doaulty oh the conces- at ae at li ‘oF fv) Juice hd. whey. a= derately active, ash and partearly ge. for Balt nore. Tron. ie of wiurther advance aicrrie and 14s, for Uglinzon, whic arke! here a trite. American ab y tor Lal cand gt i rkct for spirits turpentine was | ve and firmer under a reduc: Ae vin the a Jone tor nd S10 w Bs i rn 15isc, In PI iv ere taken today at $l es of 1M) therces India and 50 Dbls., at Yormer prices maid lor bird der: d 0 at Butter and cheese were t. Icser was steaty, with a fair demand, We note further 100 ‘Caroling at tron S¥e, tose.) and 400 a 8c. for Patna and ic. a 7gc. for ning 2,000 phids, the apyentd ea 1 g at li granntated il boxes, 784 wh seominon ww pe jo Rico. ine, vial oe choice, Me! FPraxkronrt Bor States five-cwen ids ope Miekuroot, “Coron sateee tava M.—The cotton marl closed unehr of the day have Leen 12,000 bates, inclu $1 ne. Praxvont, Sept. $A. M.— Intion and export, lands, 10% Bu +r] ip mildling Orleans, Ki, a. The sales timated ‘at an bales, including ¥, and an reiase to give. g RIGERFOOL Baranstorrs Manuer —Lavy dj cely) corn at this port threo days Nave been S00 gu 4 Ainerican.. The market is firner am ox ve Western Orn, 28a, Od 888. per quurter for Canad Ganrtor, HvERPooL Provisions Mauxer.—Liverroot, Sept. Sa Cheese, 00s. 6d, per cwt for the Lest grades of Sept. 3— por Tallon. Livearoot Propucn Manxrr. ATERPOOK, P. M-—Refined, petroleum, 0 a 17d, t Lospow Propvcr Marke PetnoLerm MARket.—Anxtwenrp, Sept 3.—Petroleum, 48f. <MONEY TO LOAN ON HOND AND wonri + in New York, Brooklyn and New J Pr bik 8. WOOD, Jr OND AND Now York, ety impr Attorney. thaw, pal trond, ays 3, GOCKCROFT, 53 Pive street, room 9 TPRUBT FUNDS OF $120,000 TO ) from | cand on , liber: city. | res‘dence. | Calvar; ‘AL, $1,000,000, pital of this Company havin; ny $500,000 is uilered Ww cal auth df, th will be opened on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, at the bankiny house of the Company, as above, and at the National Park Bank, The charter of this Corporation is unusually Uberal, anihorizing ihe ‘ranaaction oF & GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS, a well as that uaually o rried on by Trust, Safe Deposit and Warehouse ¢ Pormenont organt Jatton ofthe Board will be effected when te sull capt ‘ai gal! bave been subscribed, ein nage { Committee, KINNEY, A. nformi' ne rea Xo Per 18, 18) ‘ober 1, 1848, ort $ between, the nunber® four thousand one fred and fitty-tour 4,14) aud four thou. fand thre unre and fourigen (4,814) inclusive, and of the den m:natton OSI) hetween the numbers tour thonsani fi @ and veventy-tour (4. 4.576) and four thowand seven hundred and nite een (4,719) inclusive, © paid on presentation. ut this oifiee, and that ‘rom aud alter he si-t day of October, 1872, stich eertificates we 1 Hoar fnierest and will be no longer avallible tion oi te lawiul money reserve of any National Banking avs eln-ion THOMAS 'EILLMOUSE, Asst, Troasurer U. 8, rPREBT FUN LOAN ON NEW YORK riy; alo on Builitings in course of ereetion : and other tundsto buy Mortgages, fonomce only. Address AETORN SY, box S19 New York Post off W TANT’D—921,00 IN SUMS OF $45! EACH ON Houd and morigare on Improved rooklyn Property le the amount; no bonus, Address MORT- ih Okan: Brookty ‘n Branch Herald othice. TROBEASE oP O04 OAL FREIGHTS, [From the Pottsville (Pa.) Mi ) Miners’ Journal, Sept. 2.) The 1 on the line by rail have been in- etween Schuylkill Haven and by cana, To Port Ricumond for shi pping, the rates remain we beileve the same, but after tits month the charges ior shipping coal wil be added to the present rates. he rates for shipment at Port Richmond will be Schuylkill Haven, $150 per ton; from Mount Carbon * and irom Port Carbon $1 68 per ton, Yo Philadelphia 32 10 irom Schuylkill Haven, and seven and eight cents per ton more from Mount Carbon end Fort Carbon, By canai the rates will be $2 per ton to Philadel- Pla rou 5 ll Haven, against $2 10 by rail. There Is a drawback of 359 cents per ton by all coal shipped from Schuylkill Haven aud dort Clinton to Now York aud vicinity. We understand that the increased rates of coal to be delivered on the ine at Philadelphia, adopted by the operator ked all Orders for the present, as the pnre r¢ under the impres- sion that the rates will not be adhered to. In this We think they ave mistaken, as tle signers embrace so large a portion of the trade; and, besides, if the arrangement is not adhered to the only alternative will for a considerable portion of the operators to sus vend their collieries, They cannot go on and sell their coal at the present prices, This is ow ugto the trade here. SUI0IDE BY TAXING PARIS GREEY. Dennis Callahan, © young married man, twenty- four years of age, Who had been out of employment for a long time, became very despondent, resolved on seli destruction, and accordingly on Monday gtepped into the liquor place 69S Etghth avenue, where he had been employed as barteuder, and de- ely sw: owed a quantity of Paris green. He was tom diately taxon to Beilevue Hospital, and, growing captdiy worse, died ina few hours aiter: wards, An inquest was held on the body by Cor- oner Young. we MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. BENED ct—DOOLITTLE.—On 3, at the Ke Tuesday, September idence of the beide’s mother, by the . Bluavelt, MitcHELL Benevier, Esq., of ree to Mary C. DooLiTTLe, of this On Tuesday, September 3, t. weorge’s church, by Rev. 8S. H, Tyng, + Tew Nr. LYMAN 8S, Fostex to Miss ELIMAS HALLE?, daughter of the ae Stephen Hallet, both of this i LOTZ—LY ca Sep- On Long Island, on ani tage LYLE, tember 1, ES Kior, to TILLIE A. ; dauchter of the late Join V. A, Lyle and the late Harriet —ry the Rev. G, Willlamson Moore to Miss MARIANA COL. ster O1 the tate Charies Col- c.ureh, by the Kev, Father Mcivoy, ASPMAN Pacer to Mary ELIZaBEri , both of this city. ne ‘of the family are respect- funeral, from her late at New jence, on Wednesday, 4, at two o'clocs P.M. Carriages will fuily inv Septem ver be in aticndance at Swamit on the arrival of the train leaving New York at eleren o'clock, BLYL —At Cold Spring, uney HL, youngest child of Captain Brewster and Annie Biyd jenburgh, aged 3 years und 3 months, “Little Henry, thou hast faded— Fad das a Simunes lower} Thou host lett this world of sorrow To scek a brighter world than ours. “How it grleved our hearts to see thee ering on thy littie bed, co of Jesus called thee, y happy spirit ted’? On Monday, September 2, Davip A, Brown, in the 19th year of his age. Relatives and triends are respectfully invited to on Monday, iuueral, from the residence of casey, ‘190 Hudson avenue, Brooklyn, September 4, at ten uR.—On Monday, September 2, SAMUEL Buuns vi, in the 41st year of his age. The triends o! the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence o1 his brother, Wiliiam Brunne i West Thirty-first street, on eptember 4, at nine o'clock, 1 M tie Con; regation Shaaray Tetila are ‘notified. ‘to attend i a oe of the late Sarmuei Brunner on Wednc September 4, at nine o'clock A. M., from 337 Wea ais rst Luly . $. ISAACS, Secretary. DoLan.—On Monday, Boitambee 2, JOHN P. Do- LAN, beloved son of Ann and France's Dolan, aged 4 ars, § months and 16 days, e reiavives and iriends of the family are re- spe fully invited to attend the funeral, irom the residence of his parents, 13 Elizabeth street, this resday) afternoon, September 4, 1872, at two attend the mother, Mis. on Wednesday morning, orclock. Bit —On Jgetotian J September 2, 1872, THOMAS Jose: OVAN, Son Ol acland the late Mary ‘ann Donovan, aged 17 years, r) Inonths and 25 days. ives and itiends of the family are re- nvited to attend the foot ng from lence, 101 South Second street, Brook- ‘niursday, September 5, at ton o'clock ee to sts.’ Peter and Paul's church, a solemn requiem mass wiil for the repose of his soul; thence to Con etery for interment, Dusn.—Suddeily, on Sunday, September 1, Ronee & PeN:, in the 39th year of his age. ‘The relatives and (riends Oi the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, fom hs late residence, 102 Amity street, on W ber 4, atone o'clock P.M. The remains will be taken to Greenwood for interment. TON ASSOCIATION.—The members of ovton Association are requested to meet quarters, 287 Hudson street, this day (Wedne ten , at twelve o'clock sharp, to attend the funeral of our Jate esteemed associate and brother member, Rovert $, Duan, order, EDWARD GILOY, President. E. M. Pt, Secretary, DunNE.—On Suaday, September 1, ANNA MARTA Weruone Des relict of Richard Dunne, in the 76th year of her age. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 37 Jane street, this (Wi ednesday) afternoon, at one o'clock, The remains will be taken to Greenwood for inter. ment. FARRELL.—On Monda: Faptem bes §, Mary ANN, the beloved wife of Pat ‘arrell, aged 28 years, & native of the parish of Cloonroney, county Long- ford, Ireland, ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, ae Fast Seventeenth sttect, on Thursday morning, ai hallpast nine o'clock, to the Church of the tm: maculate Conception, Fourteenth street and ave. nue A, where a solemn high mass of requiem will be ofiéred up for the repose of her soul. after which the remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery jor interment, GaGu.—At Orange, N. J., on Monday, ined nadia 2, Lorri® M., daughter of Moses and Susan Gage, aged 20 years. Relatives and friends of the familv are respect- nesday, Septem- | Ny F = fally invited to attend the funeral, on Weducaday, Boptember 4 from the im. the sendaonan el het Deets rson street will be in at. fencanen: as x Chargh depot 3 e 1:10 P. M. train from New York, GLEESON.—Suddenly, Pleasant Plains, Staten Island, on Monday, September 2, 1872, JAMES GLEE- ond A Cranagh parish, Castletown, Queens county, reland, His rematns will be interred on Wednesday, So} tember 4, at twoo'clock, at St. Joseph’s chure! Rossville, Staten Island, Govrp,—On Monday, September 2, Leva, widow of John J. Goutd, Relatives and friends of the family; also those of her sons, Thomas, Williain, Robert, John and Aus- ire respectfully: fuvited to attend the funeral, fon her late residence, 330 Henry street, on the a = . tat two o'clock PM. . hathitiend in Mons ptember 2, at half-pas tine A. a FRaNGoIs X, GReger, at ‘the age of 60 “Tne friends and acquaintances are respectfully 5 invited to attend the funeral, which will take place on Wednesday, September 4, at two o'clock P, M., from his late residence, 189 Sackett street, Brook Greaory.—At Norwalk, Conn., on fond Se, tember 2, Ika GREGORY, Mi, ged 68 a : Funeral services at ‘haif 2S eee tae M., at his late residenec, and at three P.M. at the First Con- geenasioual Church, Carriages will be in-readiness wy the arrival of the quarter past twelve P. M. train from New York, Gumrgy.—On Mennny, September 2, Mary and Apourn Hrrro.yTs @ The relatives and ren are requested to at- tend the Tera this di: Gredneniay) at ten o'clock A, from the Cr ase of St. Vincent de Pani, West Twenty-third street, HENDERSON.—Keystone Lodge, 235, F, and A. M.— Brothren—You are hereby summoned to attend the foneral of our late brother, Archibald Henderson, from the residence of his brother, William Hender- son, 308 East Fifty-first street, on Thursday, Sep- tember 5. Brethren will meet at the lodge room, corner Bowery and Bleecker SAMs nage ‘ HENNESSEY.—On Tue: TroMAS HENNESSEY, in the taen'y your of his The relatives and friends of the famtly are re- pects invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 212 East Twenty-third street, this a (redheaa y Bepreinver 4, at one o'clock P. M. ITPSON.—O) onday, September 2, 1872, beige the fourth dauguter ‘of John and Jane Hipsen, of Yonkers, Belfast panera please ‘copy. Krorrr.—At Stowe, Vt., on Sunday, September 1, at five o'clock P, M., Karin, youngest daughter ofthe Rev. Dr. G, F.and Mrs, E. tel, aged 11 years, 1 month and 12 days. Philadelphia and Lancaster (Pa.) papers please copy. LAWRENoF.—In Mount Vernon, on Tuesday, Sep- senee 3, EMMA, wife of George H. Lawrence, aged years, The relatives and friends of the family axe re- spectfuily invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, September 4, at three o'clock P. M., from the residence of her father-in-law, Augustus Lawrence, without further notice, . MILURR.—On Wednesday, August 21, in London, Encland, eee ig W., the wife of Peter Miller, of Sonth Bergen, N. McCormick.—On. Tuesday, September 3, Mat- TheEW McCormick, the beloved husband of Kate McCornitck, a native of Ballymore, county West- meath, Ireland. His relatives and friends and those of his brothers- in-law, Mv. James Cuskley and Mr. Dantel Long- worth, are respectfully invited to attend the fu- neral, on Thursday, September 6, at one o’cloc! from his late residence, northeast corner of Sev- enty fifth street First avenue. cDonoveH.—On Monday, September 2, CHARLES MecDonoven, native of Letterkenny, county Done- gal, Ireland, aged 50 years, ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to aitend the faneral, on Wednesdry, September 4, at two o'clock P, M,, from lis late residence, 144 West Thirtict” street. PaGe.- On Friday, August 30, at St. Paul, Minn., THOMAS S. Paar, figed 43 years, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited toattend the funeral, from the residence of his father, 320 West Thirty- “second stree',on Wednes- day, September 4, at one o’clock P. M. Pascor.—On’ londay, September 2, Grace PASscor, aged 81 years, The relatives and friends of the famtly are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, this day (Wednesday), at two o'clock, from her late resi- dence, 238 Fulton street, Brookirn. Davenport (Devonshire, England) papers please cop: RoveRa.—On Sunday, September 1, ELIZABETH WErneERsroon, widow of James Rogers, in the 80th year of her age. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 350 East Fiftieth street, to-day (Wednesday), at half- past one P. M. Scuanck.—On Monday, sy tlads 2, FLORENCE Lypta, only child of B. Bois and Alice ©, Schanck, aged 10 months and 6 Gage: Funeral on Thursday, September 5, at two o'clock, from the house of her grandfather, George D, Cragin, Rye. Train leaves Twenty-seventh street and Fourth avenue at half past eleven A. M. Return train, twenty minutes past four P. M. STEVENSO: Suddenly, at irview, N. J., Sunday morning, Septeniber 1, of congestion of te bra’n. MADEL A., daughter of Benjamin V, and Mary A. Stevenson, aged 4 years and 10 months, "The funeral services will take place from the resi- dence of her parents, at Fairview, on Wednesday September 4, at halfpast two.’ Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend withont further notice. Train will leave foot of Chamber street, New York, via Northern Railroad, for Fair- view at quarter past one P. M.; returning leaves Fairview at four P, M. THOMPSO: On Sunday morving, September 1, ARrnivR Tuompson, native of Fermoy, county Cork} Treland, aged 75 years. ‘The relatives and friends, also the members of Tonic Lo lige, No. 486, F. and ‘A. M., are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his iate reel- dence, No, 89 St. Mark’s place, on Wednesday alter- noon, September 4, at one o'clock. ‘The members of Tonic Lodge, No, 486, F.and A, M. are hereby summoned to attend a special commual- cation at their rooms, corner Bleecker street and the Power on Wednesday, 4th inst., at twelve o'clock noon, for the at ce of attending the funeral of our late brother, Beal] hompson. By order of ARTIN, M PETER M. aster, . SEPTEMBER %, 1872--TRIPLE SHEET, ae FINANCIAL. EW YORK . LOAN AND INDEMNITY COMPANY, Tiane.—On Monday, September 2, 1872, MARIA | Lonce Trane, relict of Daniel Tighe, Esq, in the c6th year of her age. Relatives and triends are invited to attend her funeral, from her tate residence, 53 Butler street, South Brooklyn. this (Wednesday) afternoon, at three o'clock. TYLER.—On Tuesday, September 8, at the resi- dence of his father, on Rye Neck, Joun Hart, only son of Joseph M. and Maria Tyler, in the 25th year of his age. Funeral services will be held at the Presbyterian church in White Plains, on Thursday, 5th inst., at halt-past twelve o'clock. Carriages will be in wait- ing at Mamaroneck depot on the arrival of the nine o’clock A. M. train from ‘Twenty-seventh street and Fourth avenue, New York and New Haven Railroad. VERPLANCK.—On Monday. September 2, Pamir A, VERPLANCK, at his residen Plum Point, New Win«lsor, in the 63th year of his’ age. Frt sand acquaintances of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the faneral services at St. Thomas’ church, New Windsor, on Thursday, September 5, at three o'clock. WaLsn.—On Tuesday, September 8, MARGARET WALSH, aged 47 years, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her | late residence, 658 West Fifty-fourth street, on Thursday, September 5, at one o'clock. ———_-»+__—_ THE LECTURE EASON, fenced HE, LECTURE FOR THE INSTITUTIONS OF Mercy hasbeen unayotdably postponed till the 1th Of October, on account of the sertons indisposition of the Gistincuished lecturer, Father Burke is new convates. cing and the lecture ‘will, take pines et at the Academy | cf Music on the date stated. The t y issued wi be good tor the evening of the isetare. ARE ASKED T° CONTRACTORS.—PROPOSAL: forthe removal of the Wreck and eargo of the bark H, McLaren, lying sunk in the lower bay, w the Knolls, Particilars may be obtained on. application to the undersigned. Easels SNOW, President. NERA or DEY FONTAINEMOREA Finsbury, London: t Paris Patent’ complete, £38; French Prospectus post fre South street, English Belgiui MISCELLANY ‘OUS. “HOUSEHOLD WORD.-BUY YOUR CHINA, an jane, tlery, Silverware, Wood and Willow Ware mmishing Goxls' at B.D, BASSPORD'S, and Honse Cooper inet : at Y 304 between Walker and White streets, beg to call the attention of the trade to thelr most com- jortment of New Toys, Fancy Goods, China, Bohemian Glass and Lava Wares, Accordeons, Conceriinas, Harmonicas, Musical Boxes, heads, Masks ‘and Drugs § Sunkdriqg, The most extensive stock of” anv establishment in this line, which they are offering on the most favorable terms. 0 THE RUPTURED.—HAVE YOU_SEEN THE NEW Dot Bend Yor citculnr, “Ageia wanted. Address Jc 4, nd ror eire LESLIE, box ii Sun vite ER aR _ DENTISTRY, ce 'EETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN; FIFTEEN é ‘ Bi: pean mnbing SP bod Me beautiful ah ry ty iH uy Pet pers for hollow che baky 8 erecta KK AN 155 Grand sireeht near Broadway. A youxa ‘AND WELL BDUCATED Je suasion), of respectability and rate Income, d agate ce of a young or middle aed L~ i view te matriinony. This bein ones app flea pa artieulariy re: his being an honest a) + guested that omy serio med, Indgew will apply. ae confidence guaran' and comended, Ad ofton, enclosing photogri box dis He Wide Must be telerably &C., WANTED: Im this City and Brookiyn. TO RENT, FOR A Jone or Cottage ‘infurntahed \ Pree rr vig Seventh wanes: rene: nat bow above sri ont ice mat : oie A RESPECTABLE FAMILY, ADULTS AND OLD New York. Fld tak 3 Teridenee, Address ©. GOs, Herald amee’ °F MUPUTDAR SMALL COMPLETELY FURNISHED HIGH stoop House wanted up toy ll private iverby the Year ‘Andrew Ut okce® DEBIEA BL, poe arene Beventee 3 DUE ik” sary SMALL FAMILY DESIRE THRER OR FIVE Rooms, or Partorsand Basements, un urntshed, above Twolith street, between Sixth md Righth avenues; gpegtable neighborhood. “Adiress, with pardculars, Heral Branch oltice, LADY WITH TWO CHILDREN, ists, pRatR! three Rooms for light housekeepi ing, Addre: vox ido Herald Uptown Branch ofl, 1786 Broad: pashan A. A * YOUNG GENTLEMAN WISHES TO RENT pleasant, furnished Room, or a Room with Joining Bedroom; it must have’ hot and cold water connect with bathroom; would nlso require Bi Answers are solicited trom private families from such ax have moderate views as fo compas tions Sateen, with price and particulars, B., box 28 Her office. HE ADVERTISER WISHES TO HIRE A 8MAI unfurnished House, say twelve rooms, in a ge neighborhood, between Tenth and Thirtivth streets, wit a view to long lense if satisfied ; must he it. nice, perfec! order, with modern improvemenis PEL to for his own pay: no poarders routes top y $4 $1, Ad are full particul ce. street WO.OR 7 IRE ROOMS Toy oeniat OENTLE an and wile, for housekeeping near preferred. ~ reas We . Se bo: x 200 Herald arty ranch offi tea ANY FAMILY GOING ABROAD AND D DESIRING 70 52 rent thelr House to a small fa Gress, with particulars, ONE UL bok dott Post office. ANTED—A LARGE. FURNISHED HOUSE, WELL WELL located for boarders; double house preferred, Apy ‘ply to WILLIAM A, WHELER, Ifo way. j ANTED—FOUR OR FIVE ‘UNFURNISHED ROOMS in ant locality In Ninth or Fifteenth Address JONES, 1us Waverley place, ‘WANTED-BY A SMALL, PRIVATE FAMILY, CON- ting of man, wife and child, a small, H neatly fu fare price, box 3,736. a a NTED—A SMALL NEATLY FURNISHED COT- tage, noar the city, ina pleasant and healthy Toca, tion, for alx months or ‘longer; terms reasonable paren Hl Bue ccepugaanle referenees. Address MERCHANE, ‘ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN ANP WIFE, IN A RE> ‘gpectable location, the Seco: a Third stguseat a@ new three ieee Wantepay NEW YORK OR BROOKLYN, Tras tninutes from Ofte Hales mnall aotirnlened or partly furnished House, tn respectable location, {OF @ promps Reyng tenant; rent about $1,000 per annum. Port mits of ox 141 Herald office. WANTED-BY A. Pitysi HAN, AN OFFIOR = aN house occupled by a private familys Eng!tsh bs a ment preferred; {ocatign ‘rom Forty secand to Sixteen sireat, Sixth and Madison avenucs, Address, stating . box 613 Post offive. WASTED—8Y 4 SINGLE GENTLEMAN, A PLEA, sant sleeping apartment Address, stating te Fe Dox 206 Herald oftice. 3 er SANT ROOM, WITHOUT BOARD, lon, by a resiiectable young taayt a private family preiecred; referenees exetianged. dress, stating terms, 8, B., box 158 licrald oftiee. : ‘WASTED—A FULLY AND HANDSOMELY FURNISH. ed four story high stoop Honse, in a first class locas tion, between Fourth and Sixth avenues; would Board famliy: nae toeties ANTED—A PLE. in a ceniral lox Address 7, B., Herald Uptown ‘ANTED-HALF A HOUSE, BY A FAMILY OF three adulis, between Thirly-tourth sireet and Cen: Fourth and Sixth avenues. Address Herald Uptown Branch office, ‘ANTED—A HOUSE WHOSE OWNER WILL BOARD the entire rent and allow other boaraers, Ged A. 8. B., Herald be abi Branch office. y ¥a Park and HREK, In the Country, WASTEDIBY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, A LAROR anu handsomely furnished front Room, without board, near Hoffmair House and betwe +n Sixth and Madi eon avenues; terms mauss be reason Abas. Address for ong week, with full particulars, ©, W, A., box 127 Post offlee. LOAN OFFICKS, | A’. 7! BLEECKER 8" ET, NEAR BROADWAY, ve stairs, nlghest cash advances on Diamonds, Watches bought: pawnbrokers! tiokety Jewelry, Pianos, &c., or bough: t, at 77 Bleccker street T @ NASSAU STREET, BETWEEN FULTON AND John streets, NEWMAN LEOPOLD continues the maying, selling or advancing on Diamonds, Watches, Jews ny "Pianos, Alerchandise, Lite Policles, for any amount, T WOLF BROTHERS’, 8% BROADWAY, BETWEEN Nineteenth and ‘entieth streets.—Money loaned, on Diamonds, ewelry, Sitverware, 5i oF pars Gomariy: Pianos spe parlor for ladies. Business strictly co ‘confident ial T 57 THIRTEENTH STR I the ears hikes for elry, &c., or adva NEAR BROADWAY— Diamonds, Warches, nen Diamond Hrokert 3 Thirte ins street, Rear Browaway., 75,00—ESTABLISHED 186t.—ANY AMOU! A «fone on fino Diamonds Watches, Jewelry, Sule . ’ Hair Shaw! 4 i Pill bug, miraculous prices paid. J, H. BARRINGER, 735 Broadway, opposite Astor place. T_ 697 BROADWAY, CORNER FOURTH STREET.— At by cosets oe gh es ry hanes Waren ra suye Silks, Camels’ Hair Shaw! Aces M1 exty ‘ot every description. AMES P, MA’ ‘At )THE OLD ESTABLISHED OFFICE, 66 NASSAU street, you can obtain Hberal advances on, Diamond Watch iiverware, &c., oF will purchase them at thei utmost ¥ jaation. jONIGMAN, Broker, MoxEY DON DIAMONDS, WATCHES, Je: ferely a and Silverware, aud the same hought. by GEORGE ©, ALLEN, S11 Broadway, near Fourteent street. 39 NASSAU STREET, OPPOSITE POST OFFIOB.— Oe Liberal advances ‘made on, Diamonds, ren Jewelry and all Kinds of Merchandise, |The sme bough! and sold, Room 1. HAYMAN LEOPOL! SIXTH AVE BETWEEN _TWENTY- € 403 foaet ant NUE, Aifth rosie. Liberal ad- Nances made on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry aud all kinds of goods, same bought at full value, 685 BROADWAY, RNER OF AMITY STREET.« Money liberally advanced on Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds, Cloths and Silks and all ‘ot oe ees rop erty. The same bought and sold. OSENBEI 80) BROADWAY, OP OPPOSITE ELEVENTH STREET. Money liberally advanced on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silks, Dry Goods and Personal Epnery, of ever Aeveriptton 5 Private entrance for Indies. J. A. TACKSO! 90 BROADWAY, i TWEEN TWENTIETH AND Twenty~rat’ strcots—Hishest price loaned om sire Diamonds, Watches, arate and Valuables; extraordé nary prices paid fo tok sine; usiiess confidential. Diamond Broker, 907 Broad aay BROADWAY.—OLD ESTABLISHED AN Hable office, Money advanced on D\ Watshos, Jewelry, Laces, &c.; same boughs at fn] Le tae advanced on Dinmonds, Watches ; same bought and sold. LIN! BROADWAY, ROOM B, OVER HERALD branch (parlor for Indiés); also 413 Sixth I 4 oeeed A‘ ONE HAVING A PART OR THE WHOLE Furniture of a small Lanse to aie can get cash fr 6, Advertiser, who ts now by addressing Starn box'137 Herald o ‘ttle. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS, FURNITURE and bedding at tho lowest RAE ES Gatun or weekly imonthly instalments, at 0" Vs Warehouse, : Bighth avenue, corner twentieth street A MAGNIFICENT DRAWING ROOM SUIT, ae Ea style, cost $600, for $200; one d EF Fianoforte, 1 aintings, Bronzes, Cloc! Curtain, si verware, Ol a, Glass, Et agores, oekenee, chanted urniture ire, servants) apartments 36 West 18th st. A MAGNIFICENT Woe STYLE QUEEN VICTORIA Parlor Suit, in crimson satin, cost Turkish Suit, awh Ty fay cost $00, tor $250; Antoinette Sui Patt ‘walnut rep Sults, $60 pas oes, Bianoforte, Fain Cur » Mirrors; Cham. by per. up; property of th street (Clinton MAGNIFICENT PARLOR SUIT, COVERED IN crimson satin, inlaid frames, cost $500, for $200; as overed in brocatel, $150; two Suits, covers cd in rep. $3) also 12 Bedroom Suits, {rom $40 to $250; ards; Dil Paintings, China Ware, less than half cost, at West a3 Ae between cth and Ti Bionades "ahver an private residence 120 vs, B. ®. MARTINE, \ T PRIVATE SALE, THIS DAY, AT PRIVATE REST. dence, 14 West Twenty-sixth strect, Parlor Suits, B15; rep Suits, $40; Bedroom Suits, $45, and $00 lots, cheap (ARPES, Farniture, Bods, Hedd rc. Paymeuts taken by the week or month, TOMS C8. ELLY & CO corner of Twenty ite sa ‘aveniie, ASY JERMS TOR FUR REETS AND Dhatham atrcot—-An immense a ices lor and Chamber Suits in ite pect pes gnids for cashy weekly end monthly payments taked EK LEGANT FRENCH PLATE Lp eee ph 80, 4 second hand Pier, Mantel ‘and, Sidewailt gilt, wala and ebony Rtdocited bargains acl. COLTONS, gehen ale Street, near Broadway. __._ BULIAARDS. Reeretennnertirternnte A “STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLE, AA «with the eeteprnted, Combination Casio ee bel pig bd ere tee ane nee IN 02, ail warrantot, Dri mccesace' th Phelan & Ublisnass, warercoms 738 Broad? tray, New Yorke peel Aa BILLIARD TATLRS Lib M at saloon, 419 oe avent ret see tween Twenty: abn and Thirtieth | OUTHWORTHYS BILLIARD PARLORS, or area, way, between Thiriy-fitth and Thirty-sixt ara the coolest, cosiest and vleasantest in the cit cS Alea