The New York Herald Newspaper, January 4, 1874, Page 8

8 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIA A BUOYANT MARKET. Stocks Advancing Steadily, with Still Further Improvement Probable, THE BANK STATEMENT. A Large Increase Over the Reserve. MONEBY EASY. Gold Moving Upward---It Gains One Per Cent To-Day. GOVERNMENT BONDS FIRM. WALL STREET, SatTurpay, Jan. 3—6 P. vw} ‘The strong influences that have recently been at ‘Work upon tue stock market tn no wise abated to- @ay. Buoyancy appeared to be the order of the our, and almost without exception stocks obeyed ‘the undertone and advanced. A marked improve- Ment was observable, especially in the Western vailway shares, and there were periods in the course of business that showed not a little excite- ment. There is no ‘short’? interest worthy of Mention, but, on the contrary, a disposition to swell the array of bulls and press prices much higher. Several per cent profit are yet counted upon, and the coming week will doubtless be full of pecaniary interest. The excellence of the bank statement, 28 regarded by the street, produced a decided effect upon the confidence of operators, and to it may be attributed somewhat of the activity of the day, Which will be best understood by scanning the Jong official list of sales which follows this article, MONEY ‘was easy at 7 per cent on call in the early hours, Dut subsequently declined to 4 percent. Discounts Tange from 7 to 10 per cent. The outstanding loan certificates amount to only $970,000. 2 THE BANK STATEMENT RK the week continues to exhibit great strength on ae part of the yayious jnstitutions, and in a measure explains the buoyancy and good teeling | existing in the stock market. It wil) be observed that the increase in specie was $4,881,000, The Une of deposits has creased $10,247,400, and legal vtenders $1,794,100. The increase in logns was $3,040,000. Thé tétal Mabilities are $253,000,000, and the excess over the legal reserve of 25 per ‘vent is $16,707,250—a gain of $4,106,000 since the Jast statement, The jollowing is a comparison of “ “the averages of the past two weeks ;— See Digerences. Loans. 1,040, 900 Specie. ¢. 4,381,300 Legal tend’s 44,664,000 6,458,100 Inc. 1,794,100 Deposiis.... 195,152,100 205,399.50 Inc. 20,247,400 Cireulation.. 27,156,100 27,186,300 Inc. 80,200 The following shows the reiation between the | total reserve and the total liabilities:—, . Dec, 27. JAN. dy Bpecie...... + $23,514,300 $28, Legal tend’s 44,664,000 th -* Differences, 600 Inc. $4,851, j 200 $74,853,700 Inc. $6, 156,300 Inc. Tot. reserve. $68,17 | Tot. liab’ties $222,308,200 $252,585,800 Inc, 10,277,600 80ld down to 1192. NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JANUARY 4, 1874.-TRIPLE SHEET. aixes, 113% 8 114 do, five-twenties, 1865, cou- on, New, 114% 4115; do. do,, 1867, registered, 115; 40.do, coupon, 1867, 115% & 115%; do. do., 1868, Tegistered, 1141; do. do., coupon, 1868, 11S & 11549; do. ten-iorties, registered, 111; do. do., cou- pon, 113%; 6 per cent Pucific Railroad, 113%. RAILROAD BONDS were strong, there being an evi‘lent disposition to place some of the money patd out in dividends in old and trustworthy securities. New York Central sixes sold at 92; Erle first mortgage, 02 a 105; do. second do., 99; Long Dock bonds, 93; Michigan Southern sinking fund, 102; Union Pacific Railroad Oirst mortgage, 82 a 82% ; do. sevens, land grant, 1534 @75% a 75%; do. tens, income, 74%; Central Pacific, gold bonds, 923, 893; Alton and Terre Haute, income, 75; Toledo and Wabash first, St. Louis division, 86; Morris and Essex first, 1043¢ ; Chi- cago and Northwest consolidated coupon gold bonds, 85 a 8474; Onto and Mississippi consolidated sinking fund, 88, ex interest; do. consolidated, 875% do. ; Milwaukee and St. Paul eights, frst, 107; ©., C. and LC, first, 84; do. second, 61: Cedar Falis and Minnesota first, 72, ex interest; Boston, Hartford ana Erie, 2 The following were the bids as amended at the call:— Dew dork Cen 6's, %3.. 91 New York Cen 6s. 57.89 New York Cen 0's, sub. 8, ‘80. Erie oth un 1s, 138 Long Dock bonds Haw K 7's. 2d um, 5 Morris & Jssex 2d m NJ Cen Ist m, new. sq Ad bels. 2) 96 NJ Souths 3 Such Cen con 7's, 1902., 91M Pitts, Ft 10256 Mich Cen Ist mi ss, 82-108) Pavts, Fr W& Cre 26 m. xe Mich Bo7 pc, 2d mi... 94% Pitts, FW & U Sp ced.101 Mich So&Nist7p.cluz Clev'a& Pittycon st... 928% Clev & Tol st x 38 85 v & ‘lol new bas. Cley, P & A old bds. C.F Anew bds.. Detroit, M & Tol ud. Lake shore div bis NE: &7 7 82 7 8h 3 & Chic & NW st. = 8 Chic &NWintbis....' 95 Col, Chic & Ind © 6L Chie & XW con uds. ‘Lol, Peorta & War 7 Chie &N Wastin Tol Peoria & War. 8 Chic & \ W cou ¢ Tol, Peoriad Wa 0 Towa Mid Ist m 8° ¥ 30 Hun 4:1 Jol Bost, H& K Ist m...... 304% Han &StJo 9s. co Cedar F & Minn is 7 Del, Lack & Wist nt. _- THE 8TOck MaRKer. Westefn Union moved up from 74% to 75%, Weakened to 75 about noon, subsequently Sola at 7634, and closed at 757%. Pacific Maul opened at 4044, went quitkly to 403s, receaed co 40, recovered to 41 and closed at 40%; . Harlem opened at 120 and Lake Shore moved from 79% a 79% to 80, and at the last to 81% a8lyas80%a 803. Panama sold at 114 a 1134 114, Rock Island at 103% a W3% a 104% a 103% & 103%, Union Past cific at 32:8 31% @ 382% @ 32% a 32, New York Central at 100% 0 100% a 100% a 100% a l0la 100%, Northwestern common was active at 58% a 59 & 5934 & 59% a 59%. Tae preferred stock opened at 7234 and closed at 74%; St. Paul ranged from 43% to 44%; the preierred stock closed at 70; Hannibal and St. Josepb was firm at 284 @ 293, a 29% a 294%) | the preferred stock sold at 8735 a 37% a 88 @ 59; Ohio and Mississippi opened at 31%; and closed at 31%; Wabash moved from 5134 to 52% a 52% a 53a $834 a 63%; ©. C, and 1, C. opened at 28, advanced 00 | to 28ty a WK assy 228% a 29a 29% (this stock 46,455,100 Ine. 1,794,100 | qisplayed unusual activity); Alton and Terre Haute common opened at 16 and moved to 20; Boston, 30,200 | Hartiord and Erie sold at 334 43%; New Jersey 2 Central at 99; Atiantic and Pacific at 127, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES, gals ty " The folowing table shows the opening, highest Se 10% 8,146, 45 - cat erp Peete aa aee and lowest prices of the day :— %p.c. res, 12,601,250 16, 50 Inc. 4,106,000 Opening. Highest. Lowest. Deducting from the above calculation the amount ofspecie, about the counting of whith there are . 4 grave doubts, the statement would stand tlius:— % 81g eae liabilities $232,585,800 t hoinoe pol : rid duct specie 28,395, As . opihaainaae OES Seis — Northwestern preierred..... 145g Peeler tice wamconucr 204,190,200 | Rock Island. ... serees 1045 — ‘a . P: Fort Wayne........ ° 90 ‘Fwenty-fve per cent of which is Milwaukee and St. Paul....: 446 Legal tenders on band. : Milwaukee, and St. Paul pre. 70 Deficiency in the true legal reserve of 25 h wow sarkee/Oecioel 3 a POF OCUE.....+-s000r0 ae =++ $4,589,450 | New sersey Southern.....- 7 7 THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. Union Pactiic. . 32 2g ‘The fractional currency issue from the Printing | Division during the week was $23,200; shipments \ of currency, $222,700; shipments of notes, $2,265,000; | amount held for circulation, $392,955,900; for pub- | lie deposits, $16,360,200; internal revenue receipts to January 3, $337,705; for the month to date, $196,524; fiscal year to date, $49,022,449; out- TREASURY PAYMENTS FOR DECEMBER. Civil and miscellaneous $6,217, War. 4, ole Navy Interior, Indians and pensions. ER See This does not include payments made on ac- count of interest or principai of the public dept. Advices from Washington state that the Treasury has received $3,000,000 1874 bonds for redemption in coin and that other large amounts are expected. This will largely increase our bank reserves, as the gold paid out will naturally drift to this point. Foreign exchange was firmer at the close, when rates were advanced to 4.53 and 4.87 for long and short sterling. The customs receipts to-day were $349,000. The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $830,000 on account of interest and $101,000 in re- demption o! five-vwenty bonds, The Treasury operations for the week at the New York office in- cluded the disbursements of $7,794,000 gold for in- terest, $285,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds and the receipt of $1,354,000 for customs. THE GOLD MARKET. Gold opened at 110% and closed at 111%. The rates paid for carrying today were 7, 6,2 and7 per cent, gold, per annum, and 1-16 to Monday. | 6 OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK TO-DAY. Gold balances..... + $1,647, Currency balances... 203 Gross clearances.. « 38,037,000 CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. Currency exchanges. $78,698,274 Currency balance . 3,824,037 Goid exchange: Gold balances. 1,696,276 BANK SHARES. Bank shares were bid for as tollowa:—New York, 217; Manhattan, 144; Merchants’, 114; Union, 12 Commerce, 111%; Mercantile, 104; American Ex- echange, 106; Chatham, 120; Bank of the Republic, 9934; Hanover, 101; Irving, 120; Nassau, 100; Corn Exchange, 115; Importers and Traders’, 175; Park, 2%: Central National, 95; Fourth National, 96; Ninth National, 100; German-American, 59. SOUTHERN BONDS ‘were almost negiectea, only one sale having been | reported. Missouri sixes brought 90%. The latest bids are annexed:~ Tennessee sixes, new, 80; Virginia sixes, old, 37; do. do,, new, 40; do, do., @onsoliaated, 59; do. do., deferred, 10; Georgia sixes, 67; do. sevens, new, 86; North Carolina sixes, old, January and July, do. do., April and Octo- ver, 23%; do. do., North Carolina Railroad Com- Pany, January and July, 35; do. do. do., April and October, 32%; do. do. do., of, January and July, 25; South Caroling, sixes, 24; do, do, January and | duly, 7%: do. doy April and October, 12; Missouri #iXe8, 90; do do., Hannibal and St. Juseph issue, BBs. THR YOREIGN MARKET. Late cable advices state that the rate for money atthe Stock Exchange on government securities is 4% per cent. Erie Kaiway shares, 44a 44%. The amount of bullion withdrawn from the Bank of England on balance to-iay is ¢270,900, Paris de- SBpatches qnote rentes at 64f. 5 Consols, 917% a for money and the account. United States five-twenty bonds, 1867's, 107%; new ny@a, 103%¢ 5 New York Central, 92, IMPORTS, ‘The total imports of merchandise for the week ‘were $2,776,449. GOVERNMENT BONDS closed firm, the latest quotations being as fo). lows :—United States sixes, 1881, registered, il6a 116%; 0. 40, coupon, 117; do, do, 1862, | registered, 112%; do. five-twenties, 1862, coupon, 113% @ 1134; do. do., 1864, registered, 113; do. N. x Cen. and H. R. stock C., C, and LC 654 | oy Raaterscucoeu $19,768,226 | § €.10054 Pittsburg . Western Unio . 76% Pacitic Mail... 41 SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, Saturday, Jan. 3—10 A. M. Betore Cal). 100 shs WestUn Tel. 100 do. ob Chi & Nw 100 Mil & St Pai 4 di 40) Panaina Ki 400 do a) 238 10:35 and 11:30 A. M. $2500 US 6's, r, % $1500 Us 5-20, 6,107.... 116% ‘2.0 U8 68, ¢,'8 14000 Us 6. O.T. 142g Gdn i 1500) US 5-20, 7,6 2 og aw) U 50) Us 8's, ¢, "9h Ins sun) US Sv Us o's, cur My Board—10:30 A. M. 150 shs L 5& MS BK, $2000 Missouri O's...be By 1 2 li do. WN Y Cen 6's, oh. Lovo Erie ist m....... Juv) Erie 2d 1. ju) Long vock b Zu) Mich South st... wy Un: ae Kit Ast mn, BAD GO... ee 200 Un Fac sig uo do. 20W do 85 C, ©, 1000 Un Pac Ww Nd 1eub Cen Pa wy Ohi 300) do... 500 Alt & TH ine 400) T & W Ist, St 5 Ww $000 Morris & Es ist m 16% 200 IHWC & NWeeg bds, 85° 200 500 ao. . . 4% lw 10000 & Meconsf.xin 88 ww 4000 O & n...xin 87 50 1000 Mal & Stl’sis, ist. 107” 100 um Mast iaevbain 75 3M 100 Adams 460 Panama KI do., 1864, coupon, 114% @115; do, do., 1865, regis- tered, 114% 5 do. do., 1866, coupon, 114% 4116; do, ado, LEW. Feaiavered. 114% @ 115; do, currency. 8 do o” Pac sail 88 Ue 00 do Ww ee z 7 luo 300 100 Pt 40" ba: 10 iy ra 4d 4% 3 200 4 43 33 80 do. +4032 5844 2 do. 40'4 By WwW do. 44 bg luo do. 40) B8hq wo do. 40% BBs 20 do. 4055 oe lw do. 404 5. 400 do. De boty ww do. ay Bn wo do. 40% rhe 400 Chi & RT RR! 104 5535 iw do. 10s ss Bite Lu do... 10 Chi & N W RR pt 2 GO. +e0 $5000 Un Pac 10’s,in.be 74% ‘4000 Mor& Bs ist m.b ¢ 100 bw shs vel & Han... 119% 200 Canton Co be 76 lu Con Coal of Md.be IW alm BApress. 40 DO; es 40 USEX Co. sbe by; 5W Chi & NW RR pi.be ne a 350 74 KR: be.bs 99 25 Chi & KIKER...0¢ lug iu Iu West Un tel.D@ 75% WW ao. 8 Bus ily 70 10M AotP RRS ae om) Liane ea iaooanabiasgia rt 5 ‘300 v0 eee OF 1 Tol, W& Wak.be Bg Sy ai 5) Tol, W & WER pt. 713, 2 BOM AMER.Deb3 41% ww i Sf ) ens 60 Avy 400 Han & si zig 2WU,CHLO KR 4180 to 3 BP. Me 1500 shs LS &MS RR.D3_ 81% 1600 do 00 Union J’ac ine. (> 10u shs Canton Co....83 doo do. Joy Mil&st PRE pi.bs0 Cr 300 Tol & Wab Kit: 400 do. wo 55-5 Ge 70% 70 do. 53% 5y Il Cen RR. 100° 200 Del, L & ig WNYCKHR w% 10" do 74 bu do. 100% 200 uo. 9934 WwW do. ¢ 10%, 800 Bost, H& BRR 35 bs lw 12 Mor'& be RR. 804 a A do. 25 Ohio & Miss pret. lw Alt &é TH RK. 00 di 20 rt 'g 20 Chi, Bur &Q RR 10) Han & st Jo pt.vis 1bib 40 uo. we, C4 iC KK, h0 "do. CLOSING PRICES—3 O'CLOCK PF. M. West Un Tel.... 75% a 76 OT See As a Ut Del, i. & West. 938 a 97% Adims Express Wg a 94 Weils-¥argo #x 6544 a 614 Suig A Why D 4g T2kg Mil & = Pacific sail Aa Wy Toledo & Wan. 5% & 5: New York C a 100% Ohio & Miss.... 31 a 47% Han & stJo.... Hurie [ug a 120° Han & stJo pt. Bost, Hart@k, Big a 8% CCT C.. Lake shore... 8, a 80% BOSTON “WOOL MARKET, Boston, Jan. 3, 1874, ales to a moderate extent have been made the past week, and prices are well sustained. Treble extra Ghio fleeces were sold at 6c., and some lots of dow extra at S6c, a 56, per Ib. Michigan fleeees have een in demand at Sc. a $sc., and desirable lots are now gener- ally heid ut the latter rate, The buik of fleece Wool is in the hands of two houses, and is oot offered under the ex- treme Current rates, there being a very contideut leeling tat soon alter New Year's double extra Ohio and Pen} sylvamia will go up to We. per ib. The most desirable lots or domestic combing are held per Ib., with sone at Be be } with tuliest partic: box ae mber and gonnesy. at Ad. ; ng a@plands, noth peiow iti x | good ordinary, shipped p nd Feoruary at8 | sales on | good ordinary, shipped January a: jaies ou the basis of middling uplands, ert 2 low ol ry, Jeliverable Murch and april, at 7 15-16d. LiveRvoon HRmaDsTUFPS Makget.—LivexrooL, Jan. 3— | The actual stock of wheat in this city i 167,000 quarters, which is mueb below the estimate. The stock of corn {000 guarcers, ‘and of fluur 39.0) bbis. and 37.0.0 sacks. AVBRPOOL VISIONS ManKKT.—LivERPOOL, Jan. 3— Evening. —Chocss, 678, cwt for the best grades of American fine. Pork, per, cwt. for new mess Bacon, | 40s per owt for new Cumberland cut and 37s. Sd. per wt. for new short rib midales. Liverroo, PRopuck MARKEE —LIVERFOOL, Jan. 3— Eveniug.—Common rosin, 7s 6d. per cw Spirits tarpen- tine, 90s. 64. per ewt Lonpon Pxopucs Magger,—Lonpox, Jan, $—Taliow, 2s, 34. per cw FINANCIAL, A PRxAMuER FROTHINGHAM & COMPANY MAKE Permanent investments for capitslists, moneyed smsorporations and individuals in manut raring, mer- cauule and other legitimate enterprises o:/ering destra- dle inducemenis, ALEXANYER FRO\HINGUAM & COMPAN way. —LAPSLEY & BAZLEY, BROKERS, 74 BROAD- way —stock and Gold Privileges: also Double Priv- neges in ks end Gold. All contract ned by mem- bers of stock xchange or responsible parties stocks Dought and sold against these contracts in piace of mar- in, enabling persons of small means to speculate, with Gutuite ris<. Explanatory circulars mailed to any ad- TTENTION! CAPITALI“TS, LARGE OR SMALL.— $2 ,0W) to $60,000 wanied, in sums of $500 upwards, ior immediate improvement o1 tine tract of land, nearly \jo.ning new citv imits: security unquestionable, being bro rate interest in see of property and every auur- © of increasing amount of investment 100 per cent Within the next two years; personal interview, desired, ulits given, Address Wi.S1CH bs fe, New 3,625 Post ofticr A.,-$800) 10 800,00, TO PURCHASE OR TO LOAN + op first bond and mortgaue, New York ci Property. | Keterences: Hon. John 'J. Cisco, Jacob D. erwilye, Esq. Apply to SAMUEL 8, WOOD, Jr, No. 187 Broadway. FINANCLE.. TRUST vOxps TO LOAN—ON BOND $90.000 mna's and Mortgage on New York city im- Es Rroverty im came of $10,000 and upwards; DO ns; cha one per cent cummis-ion and fees tor search tiles peiva dwellings j referred. CALLENDER & LAWKENCS, 3) Pine D &) TO LOAN—IN SUMS TO SUIT, ON $100,000. ie te meres tte teria a, PAUL F. TODD, 38 Liberty street. $120,000 Feoreros wit alviae tne ancy ‘roperty; Ww! wide i Aso 000'in one mitboat Botius lama a fund’ tor the soe 3 . aeeeea ee eee aS. BENNET, No.9 Pinnatreet 25 BSTaTE FUNDS TO BUY GOOD $135.000 Second Mortgages on city property; no atention riven unless full particulars sents, also money for good Fires Morixages. Address ESTATE FUNDS, Herald office. $150. 00 TRUB! FUNDS—TO LOAN AND buy Mortgages on New York and Frock propert fi . wi $1,000 to $15,000, where yguble: “Address ESTATE LOAN, the security double. Herald office, TO LOAN—ON BROWN STONE 175.000 Bousesnnt store Property, Second lorigages cashed. RICHARD V t, 111 Broadway, room P, basement, 5 TO LOAN—ON PROPERTY IN FEE $500,000 or City Leaseholds; a limited amount lor good Second Mortgages at reasonable discount, PHALON & SLUaN. 31 East Seventeenth street COPARTNERS HIPS. Varn B, KNEVALS HAS THIS DAY WITH- rawn from our firm. January 1, ist RIDDLE, BRENTNALL & co, b Digging ty 31, 1873.—THE COPARTNERSHIP HERE- tofore existing under the firm pame of Paul P. J. Donvan & Co. is herewith dissolved. The business willbe carried on as heretofore by PAUL P. J, DONVAN. EW YORK. DECI _ |, 12 GRAND STREET, N UCTIONS OF 1, 1373.—The tirm of Scott & Dickerson is this day xchange Salesrooms, money | dissolved by mutual consent. The business will De cote Joaned promptly on cit roperty; Mmortiages brouglit | Gnued by A. J. &iSUN, Who Mo Bey i SEEVENSON Jr, It Fine street.” | settle the business of the finn. A THUES AND CALLS + $10 TO $100 INVEBTED IN + thein often pays $100 to $1,000; the only sate Method of operaiing in Wal sircei, on iimied capital, rully expiaived in 32 page Yamphiet, mailed tree to any 3: Bankers and Brokers, 29 W: GOOD BONUS PAID FOR EXTENDING A *EC- ond mortgage of $1,500 tor one year on Propert: Rear City ral, Brook yn; good bond, Address af. TORNEY, tox 182 Heraid office, " UFFALO CITY SEVEN PER CENT WATER BONDS, Interest and principal payabie at the Gallatin National Bank: principal due 190% For sal NIEL A. MUKAN Gs Wail street. Labeda ( Opiate SAVINGS BANK OF tHe cIt¥Y OF NEW YORK. 1874S ANUARY INTERES I, The twenty-seyenth senii-annual interest, at the rate ot six per cent pee annum on all suins of $5 and upwards, whicr have been on deposit tor one or more months NexXd Drevious to Sauna, 1, wili be credited and paid on and atier Wednesday, January 21. All interest not calied tor will remain as principal, and draw interest accordingly, and will be entered on the de- usitors’ books any time when presented after the 2lst of for the reception and january. The bunk is open every ony ay~ ment of money trom lv A. M. to 3 P. M., and on Mondays and Saturdays trom 10 A. M. to 7 P.M, Depo-its made on or before January 20 will draw inter- est from the Lsi of January. Bank books in German, French and English, Bank 58 Lowery, southwest corner of Canal street. te UINT. 7 Szywour A. Buxcr, Secré He NTARD, Fresiaent (su LOANS, $100 TO $10,000, ON SECURITIES, LIFE Policies, Furn.ture, Vianos, Diamonds, persona! Property; Second | Morigages bought; $10, J)on First Mortgage, city. JAMES CAGN , S51 hudson street. XECUTOR'S FUNDS TO LOAN ON NEW YORK city Property in sitms to suit; also clients to buy mert- gage on sew York and Hrooklvn Vroperty. ddsess TTOANRY, box 319 Fost oftice, New York. UR BAL! 7, 8 AND 10 PER CENT City and County Bonds, Railroad Bonds, City Railrodd Stocks, and other choice Stocks and Bonds, paying 1) to 20 per cent, at low rates, by ALBERT H. NICOLAY & CO., ks IVER FIR“ INSURANCE COMPANY, nnaai dividend ot five ES centis payable on aiter January 1 J. REMSEN LANE, ‘New York, Jan. 1, 1874, recretary. OR SALE—SECOND MORTGAGE, FOR $6,000, ON first class brown stone House in this city. Princi- pals will please address =. T M., Herald office, LUCTUATIONS IN STOCKS FORETOLD FROM hour to hour—Will show $250,000 made in one year from $10.00. | Address Z.. box. 171 Herald office, appomt- i rview ork. REENWI1U NGS BANK—JANUARY INTER- est tor 1874.—Ihe Board ot Trustees have ordered in- terest to be paid to deposiiors on aud atter Munday, the 19th January, 1874, at the rate of 7 per cent per annum on all sum: over $50) at the rate of 6 per cent per annum entitled thereto. Inter. est not called tor will be added as principal. Money de- posited on or before ith of January will draw interest trom Ist, Bank open daily trom 1 +. M. to 2 P.M, ai ou Mondays, Wednesiays and Fridays from 6 to7 P.M. B. F, WHEELWRIGHT, President, C. GILBERT, Treasurer. { Secretaries. AINE, BROKERS, 11 BROAD STREET. gold bougnt and sold for cash or on mar- gin, privileges negotiated on responsible firms, which can be used in place of cash margin; thisenaviesany one with sinall capita to weeeraecre with little risk. explan- atory circulars maile ATCB & FOOT Bankers, No. 12 Wall street, make dealings in Gov. ernment Bonds and Gold a specialty. Interest allowed on deposits. Stocks bought on commission tor cash. ONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE—IN different sums; also money urchase first and Second Mortgage €, PENGEK, 83 Pine t. MOXY, TO LOAN—IN SUMS TO SUIT, UPON FIRST aVi ciass city residences or store property. Apply to Loe! 8. WILKEY, No. 5 Beekman street, rooms 18 ana 19. (Q)RIENTAL SAVINGS BANK, 430 Grand street, between Attorney aNvaky 1, 1874. NOTICE.—A dividend at the rate of six per cent per annum is this day declared on all sums of $5 or more which have now remained on deposit one, two, three, four, five or six months, Amounts of interest may be drawn on or after January 21, but if not drawn they will be credited to the diferent accounts as deposits, and dated January 1, Deposits made betore January 2i will Craw interest from January 1. a . WM, FP. RUCKMASTER, President. E, RB, KENNEDY, Secretary. Ronert Hor, Joun Hl. Warps, } Vice Presidents. FFICE EMPIRE CILY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, New Yor, Jan. 2, 1874. 44th Dividend-—The Directors of this company have this day declared @ semi-annual dividend ot iive per cent, payable on es 4. RATEROAD BON IN ‘OR an elegantly turnished corner Residence, on Lex- ington avenue, below Thirty-ninth street; valne' $55,000, HOLMES BROS., 46 East Twenty-third street. HE TRADES SAVINGS BANK, WEST TWENTY- third street, No. 275, near Kighth avenue, have de- clared their usual dividend of seven (7) per cent payable January 2, 1574. Money drawn by checks when desired. Money ‘deposited betore January 4 will draw interest from January 1. ©. B, LE BARON, President, M. Frees, Secretary. IRGINIA AND LOUISIANA PAST DUE COUPONS, ayable at their respective treasuries, collecte bought oucright. also Tennesser past due Honds and C fons Janded inte the new funding bonds, by JOHN B. ANNING, No. 5 New street. W ‘$50 unc under, and all same James Bryce, EN RHODE: FA ae and Riage. ANTED—A SEAT IN THE NEW YORK STOCK Exc rice not to exceed $7,00, Adareas z: re: BOARD SEA ts bok 18 Herald office. W sEAT IN THE NEW YORK STOCK Exchange ; state lowest cash price. Address GUN- TIAL, Herald office. WASTED—A LOAN OF $5,000 OR $6,000, ON HOUSE and uot in New Jersey, near by proverty, worth i NER, Box 124 three times the amount. Address U' Herald office. $1 000 LOAN WANTED IMMEDIATELY—FOR $l. four months; will pay 24% per cent per month and give bjll of sale of $4,000 worth of turniture, subect to redemption at four months Address PANIO, Herald office, $2 500 =—SECOND MORT GK ON IMPROVED DL.0OUU. property, Marcy avenue, Brooklyn, one year to run, tor sale, Principals or weir attorneys, with the money, adaress DISC box 174 Herald office. 5 00 CASH WILL BE PAID FOR A SEAT IN De u ew York Stock Exchange. Address X. ¥., Herald office. 4 TO LOAN OR COM. $5.00 on mission, on First Bond and Mortgage on first class City alone) for live years. Ni ved unless location of p OX, Herald Uptown “ranch office. $6,000 TRS! MORTGAGE FOR property, in Bergen county, New Jerse Valued at 26,000; bondsman Ai; a liberal discount wi e allowed. io) 3.0, HOYT & SON, $8.00 a WANTE! office. 10.000 sear "on brown stone. House, worth No answers no- roperty is given. Address Z, ‘il 171 Broadway. D-—-ON REAL ESTATS, IN CHI. cago. Address MONEY, box 119 Heraid Sales at doc. a Hc. Sales Rav made of nto and Pennsylvania fleeces, inclu vy and treble extra, & 60c,; Maine. fleece, 1 hig . 4 New York, 4 We, ;eotabing, boc, . a 08e,; scoured, ‘8 $1 10; noils, i unwaal ed Wesvern, x and (Golo 4 s. ; Oregon, S7¢. a dle. ; fall and spring Calitornia, .; superfine and extra pulled, 4c. a 6c. EUROPEAN MARKETS. Lonpvow Morty Man —Loxpon, Jan. 3-12 :30 P, M.— Consols, 91% 492 tor money and the aecount. United States fiye-twenty bonds, 1867, 10734; mew fives, 103%. Erie Railway shares, 433 a 43%; Erie preterred, 67; New f bMhrie ‘Railway sbares, 44. ay shares, 44 .—LONDON, Jain. M.—Paris de- spatches quote rentes at S4f. 25c. 3 P, M.—French rentes, Shr ue. SP. M.—French rentes, S8f. 67 PRaNKvoRT BOURSR.—FRANKrORT, Jan, &—United States five-twenty bonds, 97% for the issue Liverroo. Corton MaArKet.—Liverroot, Jan. $—2 P. M,—O1 the sales to-day 5,000 bales were rican, Sales on the basis of miadling aplands, nothing below Ss ordinary, shipped February and March, Jes i Midiing, uplands, nothing be 4d. ; oales on the basis iddling, deliv. erable February and March, at #4. Saiegon the basis of le January, at da, nothing below lo middling Orleans, nothing below good ordinary, shipped February, at 8 5-lbd.; sales on the basis of middling Or- le thing below low middings, shipped February § 7.164. ‘The market is dull and unchanged. including 3,000 bales for speculation Sales on the basis of middling uplands, rdin: shipped December, at 8d. ; ubeuds nothing below rs, 22,000, in this city. None but principals need’ address URTGAGE, station G, kighth avenue, near Fifty-sixth street a $20,000 WANTED—FOR FIVE $15.00 years, on Chicago city property, worth now treble the amount and rapidly increasing in value besides; ten per cent, the legal interest of Dlinols, will be paid. _Address WABASH AVENUE, Herald ofli 20). 00 WORTH OF SECOND MORTGAGAS ON . some of the finest unimproveed Lots in the apper part of the city tor sale, at from 16 to 20 per centdiscount. First Mortgages only 25 per cent of recent les, Address OW NER,room 19, 1,267 Broadway. 25 00 TO LOAN—NEW YORK PROPERTY, 5 in smali sums. $2.00) to loan In Brook: pio $10,007 bok At go First Mor e, $6,000 for small conds. , 163 Broadway. $48,000, “te tenures rare wr eae =TO PURCHASE FIRST AND SECOND «+ mortgages on ¢ broperty; als a era) sums for firsts in Revere, N. 7, neipais ony. F. BH, KELLOUG, Attorney-at-Law, No. Late Noe ¢ Warten ot $50.00 TO LOAN—ON MORTGAGE ON FIRST ciags New York city improved property ata fair valuation; no bonus. H. L. GRANT, 53 Exchange place. $75,.000- fener ans good Letsehoide, ou tesptoved roperty. Apply to JOHN DAVIS, No. 2 Park Bisrewsisy store, shaadi To of the late firm. No BROADWAY, NEW YORK, DECEMBER 31, The coparthership, of Gilley & Germond is this day dissolved by Limitation. _'. W. Gilley, Jr., will sign in liquidation, F, W. GILLEY, dr, H. 8, GERMOND. J. NELSON TAPPAN, ‘special Partner, No. 64 Broapway, Nuw Yor, Dec. 31, 1873. The undersigned have this day formed @ copartnership under the firsa name ot F, W. Gilley, Jr, & Co. sor the transaction or a commission business in railway stocks, bonds, &., at the New York Stock Exchange FW. GILLEY, Jr, J. NELSON TAPPAN, Special Partner. New York, Dec. 31, 1873, H. S, GERMOND, member of the New York Stuck Ex- change, will continue the cominission business ou his own account at the ottice of Messrs. Geo. D. Arthur & Co., No. 34 Wall street. . EW YORK, JAN, 3, 1874—NOTICE 18 HEREBY given that the firm of Yeas & Elliott is dissolved by mutual consent. Liiher pariy will sign in anisacion. R, 8. ELLIOTT, ee OTICK 18 HEREY GIVEN THAT THE LIMITED Paxinerahin heretofore existing between the under- signed, under the firm name of Usbern & Chapin, has ex- ired thisday by its own limitation Mr. ©. J. Osborn, r. E, . Chapin or Mr. J, W. George has power to sign in liquidation, CHARLGS J. OSBURN, + E, 8, CHAPIN, J. W. GEORG: General Partners, JAY GOULD, New York, Dec. 31, 1873. (PFGE OF KITCHEN & CO., 15, WALL STREET New York, January 1, 1s/4—The copartnershl heretotore existing wnier the firm name of Kitchen Co. is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Bither partner will sign the firm naine # 34 re a ee Ee Ges Scuek, ~~ WM. K. KITCHEN, Jr, ‘The undersigned have this day formed a copartnership for the transaction of a geners! banking and cash com- mission business, under the firm name ot Nathan, Kitchen & Co, JULIUS NATHAN, late with Kuhnholb & Co. {Alice KITCHEN, tiate Kitchen & Co. SHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING HE between the undersigned under the firm nav Latham & Hatch is dissolved by mutual consent. George Latham, who will carry on the business at the old stand, No. 85s Broadway, is alone authorized to sertle the affairs COPARTN GEORGE LATHAM, New York, Jan. 2, 1874, JOSEPH HATCH, NHE COPARTNERSHIP HEREVOFORE EXISTING between the undersigned under the name of Lexter, Lambert & So. was this di issolved by mutual con- sent, George R, Dexter retiring therefrom. All aebts and demands due or to become sine to suid tirm are to be collected by and paid to Messrs. Lambert & Bartow, and all debts and demands due or to become due by said late firm are and and will be paid by Messrs. Lainbert & jartow.. Dated Paterson, N. J., December 30, 1873, ‘The remainining partners will continue tne business under the firm name ot DEXTER, LAMBERT & CO. nena THE LOST DIAMONDS, How Two Boys Made §500—Two Dia. monds Picked Up after Lying Four Days in the Dirt of Wall Street—What an Advertisement in the Herald Did. A few days ago two boys, of the street Arab order, picked up from the dirt in the gutter in Wail street @ little piece of curled and crnshed white paper. In it they saw two pieces of shining substance, and one of them excluimed to the otner, “They’d make bully jackstones if we had three more!” A Wall street broker who, like many of his profession, knows something about precious stones, saw at once that these were diamonds. He sail to them, “Boys, there’s a re- ward oxered for those.” These boys were of the same cast of mind as the boy whum Scrooge, in the “Christmas Carol,” wanted to go and buy the prize turkey, and, there.ore, one of them said, “This ain't April fool day.” The broker was @reader of the HERALD, and he had read in the special notices our days ago that the firm of Smith Hedges, of Maiden lane, had lost these dia- monds, or rather some one who had them with him to sell for them had lost them. They were said to be worth $3,500, and they offered $500 re- ward. The boys, though still undelieving as to the reward, accompanied the gentieman to Smith & Heuges’, and when Mr. Hedges was introduced to the boys by the broker one of them said, “Er you the snoozéer what wants to give something for find- ing these ’ere things?” The firm were astonished and delighted at the sight of what they supposed to be their lost diamonds, and overlooked the “slang? of the boy and assured him that they would reward him. The boy gave his name as William Curtis, living in DuMeld street, Brooklyn, and the next day a check lor $500 was given to his parents for him as a reward for the re- covery of the property. Despite the matnerism and the story of the boys, they are said to be industzious and steady, and the $500 is not unlikely, under the direction of the broker, Who was fortunate enough - Ck ia them, to give them @ good start in lite. ee MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Engaged. Cri.LER—NEWMAN.—On Thursday, January 1, 1874, Mr, Junius CE! . Jt, of Brookiyn, to Miss Druid NEWMAN, eldest daughter of H. Newman, Of Eliza- beth, N. J. No cards. Married. CHURCHILL—BUTTERLEY.—On Monday evening, December 29, 1873, at St, Patrick’s cathedral, by by the Rev, J. Kearney, Mr. WILLIAM CHURCHILL to Miss ANNA ELIZA BUTTERLEY, both of this city. COLLINS—KoBINson.—On Monday, December 29, 1873, by the Rev. Mr. Egbert, JAMES COLLINS, Of this city, tO Miss JENNIE ROBINSON, of Sullivan county, New York. Goprrky—Tompxins.—On Thursday, January 1, at the residence of the bride's aunt, by the Rev. Dr. B. J. Haight, James W. GODFREY to Miss ALMIRA TOMPKINS, both of this city, No cards, HANSEN—RogSLER.—On Wednesday, December 31, at the residence of the bride’s father, by Rev, Dr. Kramer, Mr. UscaR HANSEN to Miss HENRIETTA F. RoesLeEr, daughter of Theodor Roesler, Esq., all of New York. Kyipps—Wooprurr.—On Wednesday, December B1, 1873, at the residence of the bride’s mother, in this city, uy Rey. Robert McArthur, GEORGE Knress, of Niagara Falls, to Miss Sakan A. Woop. RUFF, Of Rochester. No cards, LANIGAN—GALLAGHER.—On Monday, December 29, in St. Cecilia's chapel, Hariem, by the Rev. Hugh Fiattery, Mr. Witntam J. LANIGAN, of this city, to Miss JANE A. GALLAGHER, daughter of David Gallagher, of Harlem. SnypER—CaRsTENS.—On Tuesday, December 25, 1873, at the residence of the bride’s parents, by the Rey. Mr. Bottome, JAMES J. SNYDER to Kartik A, CARSTENS, both of this city. STEPHEN—HALL.—At the residence of the bride's arents, on Thursday, Decemoer 18, by the Kev. . C. Steel, MaTrnew G. Stern of Halifax, Ne 5., Ad EmMA F., daughter of G. 0. HALL, of New orl Died. Banta.—On Thursday, January 1, BANTA, aged 46 years, The relatives and iriends are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his sister-in-law, widow Banta, at Kim Park, Statendsland, this day, at two o'clock, BLAKE.—On Friday, January 2, MARY BLAKE, the wile of Matthew Blake, The reiatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the faneral. from her late residence, 90 Laight street. on Sunday, Januarv 4, at two P. M. BRENNAN.—On Friday, January 2, SIMON BRren- NaN, aged 45 years, a native of Killrush, county Clare, Ireland, after a long illness. The relatives and friends of the family are re. spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from bis late residence, 58 Washington street, to-day (Sun- aay), January 4, at. two o’ciock P. M. 3 fate WILLIAM ROWN.—On Friday, January 2, 1874, of con: tion of the lungs, WASHINGTON M., son of the John M, Brown, of New York, aged 37 years, 9 months and 27 day Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the tuneral, from his late residence in En- glewood, N, J., on Monday, January 5, at eleven o'clock A. M., without further notice. ‘brain leaves Pavonia avenue, Jersey City, at 9:30 A, M. Con- veyances will be in attendance at the depot. ‘BROWN —At Belleville, N. due fs SMDUALY._ bt yes Josern Brown, youngest son of Afing ang late John R. bi own, in the 22d year of his age, Relatives and frienits o! the family are respeot- fully invited to attend the funeral, trom his late Belleville, N.J., ou Monday, January 6 & residence, pe Ce noon. amaans » ie metery. Carriages in waiting a D. L. & W. R. R, depot, Newark, on arrival of 10:10 A. M. train from New York. yearn THBTON.—CORNELIUS CHATTERTON, aged 37 The relatives and friends of the inmity aFe Fon spectfully tavited to atiend the funeral, from his late residence, No, 329 West Twelith street, on Sune day, January 4, at twelve o'clock M. St, Jonns LODGE, No. 1.—UMETEREN—You ‘are hereby summoned to attend an emergent com-- mupication of St, John’s Lodge, No.1, A. Y. M. ab their rooms, Booth's Theatre Building, corner iof Twenty-tuird street und sixth avenue, on Sunday, January 4, at eleven o'clock A. M., Jor the purpose of attending the funera) of our late brother, Cor« nelius Chatterton. By ee eras C Master. toeurn Ava, fmt bps YLANCY.—sSuddeniy, day, Janual 187% JemMet T. CLANCY, brother of OWantes rg Giana in the 28th year o! his age. Due notice of tuneral hereatter, Crorsgy.—On Thursday, January 1, at Rahway, N. d., ANDREW Crorsky, late of this city. Friends are invited to attend the funeral, from, corner of Grand aud Moutgomery streets, Rahway, N. J., at twelve o’clock M., 00 Monday, January CrouTa.—At Greenpoint, L. 1. on ‘Tuesday night, December 30, JoHN A. CROUTA, alter @ lingering illness, an old and respected member of, the dramatic proiession, aged 68 years and months, ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also the members of the Dramatic Fund Association, the: theatrical profession, and of New York Lodge, No. 330, F. and A. M., are invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at half-past twelve o’clock, from the Dutch Relormed church, Java street near Franklin, Greenpoint. CurRY.—On Friday, January 2, 1874, KATHRIN: Curky, aged 74 years, A native of Ballanconnell, _ county Cavan, [retand, Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, 4th inst., at one o’clock P. M., ne her late residence, 304 Second street, New ork. Darcy.—On Friday, January 2, WiLLtaM DaRoy, anative of Lawrencetown, county Galway, Ire- land, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectiully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 413 West ET street, OD Sunday alternoon. at one o'clock P, Dosson.—Suddenly, on Tuesday December 80, Hakry CHARLgs, the beloved son of Henry C. and Louisa Dobson, in his 13th year, The members and friends of the family are in- vited to attena the funeral, on Sunday, January at one o’clock, from the residence of his father, 1: Fourth avenue, Do.an.—On Thursday, January 1, 1874, at his residence, 331 Myrtle avenue, PATRICK DOLAN, in the 35th year of his age, @ native of the parigh of Leagan, county of Longiora, Ireland. ~ Relatives and friends, and members of A, 0. H. and of the Voiunteer Fire Department, are re- quested to attend his funeral, on Sunday, January 4, Jrom the above number, at two o’clock. Donovan.—On Saturday, December 27, at his res- idence, 815 West Seventeenth street, THomas J. DoNovAN, aged 39 years, DoRNAN.—On Saturday, January 3, JANE, young- est daughter of Patrick and Annie Dornan, aged 2 years, 11 months and 25 days. ‘The funeral will take place from the residence of. her parents, 182 East 116th street, Harlem, on Mon- oor 5th inst., at twelve o’clock, WYER. —Of pneumonia, on Saturday, January 3, 1874, THOMAS DWYER, aged 64 years, ’ Notice of funeral hereafter> , ELLiorr.—On Friday, January 2, Captain Josep eee agent Pennsylvania Railroad, New _Jus- Folatives and friends of the family are re- Bpectfally invited to attend the funeral se: at his late residence, 235 Jersey avenue, Jersey City} on Monday ailternoon, at three o'clock. ‘The re- matns will be taken to Philadelphia, on Tus morning, half-past nine train, ior interment. FARRELL.—On Wednesday, December 31, MARY ELLEN FARRELL, daughter of John and Hannab Farrell, aged 6 years, 11 months and 28 days. The relatives and irienus are invited to attend the iunerai on the arrival of the one 0’clock boat. from Governor's Island, from the foot of Whitehall street, on Sunday, January 4, 1874, FITzGERALD.—On Saturday, January 3, MaRY A, widow of Edward J. Fitzgerald, aged 30 years, ‘The friends of the family are respectiully invited. to attend the iuneral, from her late residence, 214. more als Brooklyn, on Monday, January 5, at * one P. M. Forster.—At Jacksonville, Fla., on Sunday, De-~ cember 28, 1873, Harrie E., ts daughter of Kobert Forster, of this city, in the 19th year of her age. « The relatives and friends of the famtly are in- vited to attend the funeral, trom the residence of Mr. David Hoyt, 129 East Forty-sixth street, on| Monday morning, at hali-past ten o’clock, without further notice. GALLAWayY.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Decem+ ber 31, after a short iliness, JOHN W. GALLAWay,! in the 46th year of his age. Relatives and friends, also the members of Euciid Lodge, No. 656, F. and A. M., are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 660 Atlantic avenue, this (Sunday) afternoon, at quarter past two o'clock. Western papers please copy. GRAHAM.—On Friday morning, sanuary 2, at iis late residence, 180 Prince street, ROBERT GRAHAM, in the 64th year of his age The triends of the family and brethren of Excel~ sior Lodge, No. 195, F. and A. M., are respectfully invited to attend the tuneral services, at Greeno street Methodist Episcopal church, between Spring and Broome streets, on Sunday, the 4th inst, a& one o’clock P. M. GreGcory.—At Morris, South Haven, Conn., on Tuesday, December 9, ELIZABETH SHAW, widow of Rear Admiral Francis H. Gregory, United States Navy, aged 72 years, GULLEN.—On Friday, January 2, FANNY GULLEN, aged 31 years and 8 days. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the. funeral, from the residence of her brother, Bernard O’Reillv, 357 South Fourth street, Brooklyn, E. D., on Sunday, January 4, 1874, at two o’clock P. M. Hegrck.—On Friday, January 2, 1874, ELIZABETH HEICK, daughter of VU. F. and A. M, Siebs, aged 25 years, 6 months and 3 days. Relatives and friends of the family, also the mem~ bers ot Herders Lodge, 698, F. and A. M., are invited to the funeral, trom the residence of her parents, at Middle Vilage, L. lL, near the Lutherau Ceme- tery, on Monday, January 6, at one o’clock. by JACKSON.—On Friday, January 2, 1874, of nflamm: tion of the brain, HuGH BRADFORD, son of Hugh Brentord and Ida Jackson, aged 14 months and 1 ay. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, which will take place on Monday, tue 6th inst., at ten o’clock, from the residence of his pa- rents, No, 223 Kast Nineteenth street, Katn.—On Friday, January Baupowrne Katn,, son of Amelia A. and the Jate James Kain, in tho 87th year of his age. Relatives and iriends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, at nine o’clock A. M, from bot late residence, No, 242 West Twenty-third stree KirkHaM.—On Friday, January 2, of scarlet fever, MATTIE EpiTH, youngest child of Martha and the late Samuel KR. Kirkham, aged 2 years, 3 months and 12 days. Relatives and friends are respectfally invited to’, atiend the funeral, on sunday, January 4, at two P. M., trom 194 Bowery, LAPSLEY.—The month's mind of the late Mr. JoHN LAPsLEY will be celebrated at St. Joseph’s church, Pacific street, near Vanderblit avenue, Brooklyn, by a solemn requiem mass, on Monday, January 5, at half-past nine o'clock A. M. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to. aH attend. Lona.—In this city, on Thursday, January 1, 1674 ALFRED H. LONG, axed 43, pire ke : The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the !uneral, on sunday, the 4th inst. at. half-past two o’clock P. M.,1rom nis late residence, * No, 205 East Seventy-second street. MAGNUSSON.—At his residence, No, 3 Hubert street, on Saturday, January 3, at nine A. M., Ep~ WARD MAGNUSSON, @ native of Sweden, in the 66th year ol his age. Funeral service at St. John’s chapel, Varick street, on Tuesday, the 6th inst., at 11 A. M. Mem- bers of the Sylvan Grove Lodge, No, 275, F. and A.. M., Gettis Lodge, No. 11, 1. 0. O. F., the Uld Guard,’ Major McLean: St. John’s Guild, the Swedish Society, the “Par Bricol,” the Svea Society and Delve pootesiel to which he belonged are invited to « attend, Mason.—In Jersey City, on Friday, January 2, WiLtiaM B., son of Alexander J. and Josephing Mason, aged 1 year, 2 months and 12 days, The reiatives and friends of the family are in- vited to attend the funeral, on Monday, January 5, at two o’clock, from the residence of his parents, No, 8 Morris street, Jersey City. Marritak.—Suddenly, on Saturday, hide 3 ApoLrH MATTHIAE, of Dessau, Germany; fat with Meissner, Ackermann & Co, His friends are requested to attend the funeral, from the German Zion’s church, in Henry street, between Pierrepont and Clark streets, Brooklyn, on Monday aiternoon, at halt-past two o’cl McFaii.—On Saturday, January 3, Sanam E., wife of William H. McFall, of Canarsie, in the 36tn , year of her age, Funeral on Monday, January 5, at one o'clock P. M., from the residence of J. M. Kelly, 362 Pearl street, Brooklyn, McKeon.—On Saturday, January 3, Rovert, son of Robert and, Elizabeth McKeon, aged 2 years, 4 months and 9 days, Relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi- dence of his parents, No, 711 East Twelith street, on Monday, January 5, at one o’ciock P. M. PALMER.—On Thursday, January 1, at her daugh- ter’s residence, in Peekskill, Mrs. Lucretia Pat- ‘MER, in her 66th year, Funeral on Sunday, January 4, at one o'clock 4 . M. PeRRY.—On Saturday, January 3, 1874, at the residence of his son-in-law, Charles’ Butts, No. 306 West Filty-first street, Dr. Josep SMITH PERRY, in the 89th year of his - . The relatives and friends of the family are in- vited to attend the funeral services, at St. Timd- thy’s church, West Fitty-seventh street, on Mons day, January 5, at one P, M. Interment at sua t Cemetery. vita cant dparcan TAN TEROE, age ‘ears ant Funeral services this (Sunday) evening, at half- past seven o'clock, at 146 Perry street. REILty,—01 , January 2 1874, JAMES REILLY, in the 37tn year of his age. Reiatives and friends are respectfully invited t¢ attend the sumeral fram the realdenca af py 4