The New York Herald Newspaper, January 29, 1874, Page 9

~ —FINANGIAL, AND COMMERCIAL ——— An Uninteresting Day in Wall Street. STOCKS TENDING DOWNWARD fhe Influence of Pools, Paid Rumors and “Match Orders.” MONEY EASY. Gold Steady—Government and Rail- road Bonds Firm. P WALL SrReer, } ba WEDNESDAY, Jan. 28—6 P. M. ‘There have been few occasions in the history of Wall street when so much chicanery and ingenuity have been employed to effect a condition that would permit cliques to unload stock. We have had reporta from Washington frothy, {ull of jaise- hood and sent to deceive. Certai members of eppear to be so much identified with speculation that they do not hesitate to put in bills and resolations which enable them to turn “an | honest penny” as the result. Under instructions from their employers here, we are permitted from day co day to read concerning them the most ex- traordinary reports. From what we know, these emanations are in the interest of cliques, who are endeavoring to make a market on which to sell Btocka, The natural, unaided tone of the market, however, is not promising. For more than ten days DEPRESSING INFLUENCES have been apparent. Since Thursday, one week ago, there has been no recovery, but, on the con- trary, @ persistent struggle to hold prices anda persistent deoline inthe fight. Figures assert the fact. When pools are forced to give ‘match or- ders; when the whole street discusses what are Supposed to be “secrets;” when the holders of winning cards are picked out and popularly named and talked about in business circles; when the home and country speculator gets away from the “tape” which he has watched for days and says, Giaguatiully, “I’ve had enough of this; when the market generally bears evidence of washing and soap suds, and there 1s fraud in the air, 1 is but Mataral that decline should foliow, and the few people who are manipulating prices should learn lessons at theirown cost. This is what is going on. The bdattle is not tothe strong. Prices are slowly declining—yielding to dead weights. Stocks posseas a certain kind of SPECIFIC GRAVITY, which they intelligently obey, and the process of podedience is being enforced. Analytically consid- pred, the stock market, with one or two excep- fons, closes lower than it opened, and in the main a shade lower than the closing prices of yes- \erday. Responsive to the news ‘rom Washington there was a slight rally towards the ciose, but the general tone was that of a settling down, ranging trom % to X% percent. The foliowing are THE PRINCIPAL QUOTATIONS: Western Union, 7634 a 75% a 7634; New Jersey Central, 1025 a 102; Pacific Mail, 41 a 40% a 41%; Michigan Central at 0¢ a 901 a 905¢; New York Central at 103% @ 103% 8103.2 103%; Wabash at 53% 8 53% & 53% mw 53%; Rock Isiand | et 104% a 104% +& 105; Lake Shore | tanged from 82to 813; and closed at 81%. Union Pacific led the lower priced securities, maintaining iwwelf at 34% a 345; 034%. Erie was steady at 47a 673. St. Paul moved from 45% to 46% a 463;. North West Common sold at 60 a 59% a 59%; preferred at 72. Delaware, Lackawanna and Western at 1063¢ a 104% @ 105 10534. Atlantic and Pacific, 44% a 15 a 1654 81795 91734 017%. Pactfic Ratlroad bf Missouri moved from 37 to 38%. Hannibal and Bt. Joseph sold at 3145. C. C. and I. C’ moved trom 80% to 81 and closed at 30%. . Ohio and Mississippi Bold at 33% @ 34 @ 3454 & 3412. MONEY to-day has been easy on the basis of 5 per cent for sallloans. In the discount market prices for prime rommercial paper are 6 and 7 percent. Foreign exchange was firmer this afternoon, with actual business at $4 834; a $4.84 for prime bankers’ 60 days sterling and $4 87 a $4 87%; for demand. The no- minal asking rates are $4 843; and $4 88. Com- mercial bills are scarce and sold at $4 81a $4 82. Gop. ‘The highest price of gold to-day was 111%; the lowest, 1113¢. sre no indications of a prevalence of speculative 8 intents calculated to demoralize the market, The | gu rates paid for carrying to-day were 5, 6, 534, 4,2 and 1 per cent. OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANE TO-DAY. Gold balance: Carrenoy Dalancéa. Groas clearances. CLMARING HOUSE STATEMENT. Ourrency exchanges. $66,911,180 Currency balances, 2,281,048 Gold exchanges... 5,389,422 Gold balances 1,144,708 GOVERNMENT BONDS, Government bonds closed firm at the following rates:—United States sixes, 1881, registered, 117%; do. do., do., coupon, 11834 a 118),; do. five- twenties, registered, 11414 @ 11454; do. do., 1862, coupon, 114% @ 115; do. do., 1864, registered, 116% ; do. do., do., coupon, 11634; do. do., 1865, registered, 116}; do. do., do., coupon, 117% a 117%; do. do., do., new, registered, 11634 @ 116%; do. do, do., coupon, new, 116% a 116% ; do. do., 1867, registered, 117% @ 117%; Go. Go., do., coupon, 117% a 118; do. do,, 1868, registered, 117; do. do., do., coupon, 117% & 118; do. ten-lorties, registered, 112% @ 118; do, do., coupon, 114 a 114%; do. fives, 1881, coupon, 113-8 113%; six per cent bonds Pacific Railroad, Ub. 3 SOUTHERN SECURITIES were dull. The only sales made were ot Tennessee sixes, old. at 813;; new series at 63% North Oarolina sixes, special tax, third class, at 9% @ 0%, and South Carolina new sixes at 9. The stockholders of the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio “Raliroad Company are said to be responding to President Mabone’s Proposition as €o the January interest in a spiri¢ becoming a well-founded confidence in the road and its man- agement. The following are tne late bids:—Mis- souri sixes, 96%; do., Hannibal, and St. Joseph issue, 01%; Tennessee sixes, old, 81; do. do., ex coupon, 63; do., new, 81; do., do., ex coupon, 68; do. do., mew series, 6354: Virginia sixes, old, 42; do. do. consolidated, 62; Georgia sevens, endorsed, 76; North Carolina sixes, old, January and July, 20%; do. do., April and Octo- ber, 28%; do. do., North Carolina Railroad, Jan- wary and Juty, 85; do. do, do, April and October, 34; do. do., do., off January and July, 25; do. do., ao., off April and October, 24; North Caro- lina Fanding act, 1866, 21; do. do., 1868, 20; do, new, January and July, 17; do. special tax, class 1, 9%; do. do, class 2 9%; do. do,, class 3, 9%; South Carolina sixes, 25; do. do., January and July, 93 do. do., April October, 15; Arkansos sevens, Little Rock, Pine Bluff and New Orleans, 16; do, do,, Mississippi, Ubto and Red River, 18; do. do., Arkansas Central Railroad, 16; Texas tens, 1876, 84. THR FORRIGN MARKET, Late cable advices give the iollowing London prices, with the annotation that the market closed dull and nominal:—Consols for money, 02 & 9256; consols for account, 924; five-twenty bonds Of 1865 (old), 108 @ 108);; five-twenty bonds of 1967, 108 4,108 ; ten-forty bends, 105%; new fives, 202% 8 102%; Erte Railway shares, 43; a 43 New York Central shares, 95. Rentes. im Paris ‘were 68.17%. Thé'following were the quotations in Amsterdam:—Central Pacific first mortgage ane Gt Union, Pacific first shortgage bonds, 14; Union Pacific stock, 30%; Northwestern pre- ferred, 62%; St, Paul preferred, 62%; Eric, 41 a ane ‘THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. The following were the valances in the Treasury et the close of business to-day:—Currency, $3,068,713; special deposit of legal tenders for the Tedemption of certificates of deposit, $44,196,000; eoim, 886,604,420, Including coin cerdfloates, The market was quiet, and there | % $45, 488,200 ; outesanding legal tenders, $381,743, 237. The decrease im legal tenders since yesterday amounts to $166,737. The oastoms receipts to-day were $301,000. The revenue receipts were $267,706. ‘The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $175,000 on account of interest, and §20,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds, RAILROAD BONDS. ‘The inquiry im this depaytment still contiaucs active, and the demand illustrates the thought often expressed in this column—to wit., that whenever money shows a surplus among investors its earliest search is in the direction of the oid and well-proved railroad seourities of the country. Hence we are enabled generally to quote firmness and more or less of an advance. We note to-day the following sales :—New York Oentral of 1883 at 91%, 40, of.1887 at 90, Erle first at 102%, Michigan Central sevens at 9534, Cleveland and Toledo sink- ing fund at 101, PaclOv sevens, guaranteed by Mis- souri, 96%; Union Pacific first, 85% a 86 a 863; ; do. tens at 80 & 805 a 8044, Alton and Terre Haute in- come at 17%, North Missourt first, 83% ; Ohtoago and North Western Censolidation, 92%; do. con- sol, coupon gold bonds, 86% a 86% a 86%; Toledo and Wabash firat, St. Louis division, 01; New Jer- sey Central first, 106; Ohio and Miasiasippi second, 80; St, Louia and Iron Mountain, 09% ; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 101%; Canada Southern firsi, 69. The following were the late bids as amended at the call:— Rew York Len Om Bi.- 9%6 T New York New York Cen 6% oy New York Cen 0! Erie Istm ex. Erle Ist m, endorsed. Erie 24 m i & So lowa Ist m. Galena & 97 7 Cley, P & A old bda.... 9% Ohi Bui'& erie new bas....98 01 3% Ohio & Be ones % 10° Bds°", BB &t 4 2" St Loum & 1 M 2d m. +806 Mil & St P 8's, t9t mn, 1102" Mil&StP 1at m7 3-10,.PD 7% MS St P 7's, gd, Be $8, Mil & StF ist, La cD: 77% Mil & SUP ist, 1 aM th Mo Ist m S332 Mil & BP & &N Wat 1’ MNS BLP ; ‘aN Win 96, &NW 9246 anw 38 axw “102 y 8% a@stJol 95 in & St Jo Bs 86 Bob Lack &p ot Dell Lack & 1h Del LaWT's, c Tord Wab ist me LBM * Cedar he Mita iat HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the ci Lowest. N. Y. Cen. and H. R, stank ors co tose 103 Hariem 126 125 le... 41% aT Lake Shore. 82 81% nh 6356 5354 Northwestern. . 60. 5956 Northwestern pref. 72; 12% 124 Rock Island..... +0 104% 105 104% Milwaukee and St. Paul.... 453, 4645 453% Milwaukee and St. Paul pf. ty 14 1% Ohio and fpr he 83% 35 33% New Jersey gentre 102% 102 Union ° 34% 345 G., C.and I, C... 31g 30% Pittsburg... 88iy 8834 Western Union ‘1654 1% Pacific Mall 41% 40% MEMORANDA. Tne following is a list of the trustees for the year, elected to-day at the meeting of the stocknolders of the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company :— Oliver Ames, Boston, Mass.; John R, Duff, Boston, Mass. ; S. L. M. Barlow, New York; George S. Bow- doin, New York; George Bliss, New York; George H. Brown, New York; H. G. Chapman, New York; W. H. Clay, New York; Sidney Dillon, New York ; John Duff, New York; R. R. Graves, New York; W. H. Guion, New York; J. 8, Hodgskin, New York; Cc. P. Huntington, New York; L. P. Morton, New York; Join H. Mortimer, New York; G. @. Samp- son, New York; William W. Sherman, New York; W. J. Syms, New York; Henry M. Taber, New York; Wiliam R, Travers, New York; John @. ‘Vose, New York; A. F. Willmarth, New York; John Barker, Brooklyn ; James Hendrick, Albany; N. C. Simons, Buffalo; Cheney Ames, Oswego; H. G, Hamilton, Rochester; Russell Wheeler, Utica; 8, H. Marks, Lockport; W. W. Shippen, Hoboken; ©. S. Bushnell, New Haven; Heman D. Walbridge, Toledo, Onto; R. M. Shoemaker, Cincinnati, Ohio; J.H. Devereaux, H. M. Flagler, Waldemar Otis, Cleveland, Ohio; C. G. Hammond, A. B. Mecker, Chicago, Iil.; Emory Wendell, Detroit, Mich. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOOK EXOHANGE. Wednesday, Jan. 28—10 A. i Before Call 5u0 shs LS & MS RK. 2000 do. do. IW Pac RK oF Mo 300 Unio & Miss KR. 300 do. 10:15 and 11:30 A. M. i $1000 Us. 1M 8176 OP oar special tax, third’ class. ino MY Cen 6 er ‘s0v0 Brie 1st. 8H Ow) 80 7. di 102! 200 ASNY, NH € HIE LS 2955 lwo 10 chi & RURK....be 107% 4000 1u0u Bx 1090; 6 oy is ie < 4,00 Soo 6 Low 10) 46: 500) 700 46 000 1 48% 1000, 4638 3000 io 408 2000, 400 SS 40: io erste moe & e 500 M iw. hs 48 De BCOCTE ESEs? SSESSE SESS Bess 30) SERRE BeEEEEEL. =: gugegneutnnae SabsEECUEEGSEEECES SEEESESH do. 40 Tol & Wai eit. by do... $7500 US Gre. r,, 81. 5 G's. c, Sh 000 Tenn 6's, 1 8. ho 200 Tol & ‘Waa cot BB oat mh ad 200 Erie RR. Vacific mail brie. Harte’ Bost, Hart & £. Higher. gallon. at Baltimore, B0c, a Ste. W days’ credit. Corton. in buyer's favor, —The quotation quality not mor bales; grand parte wore follo New Orleans Tos Monue, Tso: sa ATTA, bs a) 2009 Ui: 600 US 0-20, ©, *65, a. b8 jouw Cen Pack Rgd ba a} me. Bel m. 793 wn” 3 92 76) 20. ao. D376} AWN VC& HER Rho 1035 be a7: te + any Rew York Cen. 1s a Lake shore... 81% a 8% COMMERCIAL REPORT. ee ge gt Cotton Lower—Flour Dull—Whest Dull and Lower—Corn Lower—Oats Steady— Pork Dull—Lard Firm = Freights Firmer—Naval Stor NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, 1874—TRIPLE Y ee ag eniaue 3 a eet be fo: b3 12:30 P. M.—Before Call. 1400 sha West On Tel.. 30 2: oe 76 Stecese di 2108} 4 . 108 0. ‘20 Mor & 92 1200 Onio oo di 0 % Guo raat we th . BIG 700 & io 81% 50) 81, (43 e353 S3 aa SESESES: et 215 P. M. ae Me oes S- wg Be ne be Pe ites | for Second Board—1 P. we 20) sha Fac SHS Co.slO 41 oy Be 500 Un Pac Kis Istm 8b 98 90 +6) mer lo ‘bid 60! 9% No ‘ac 10's inc. 8 hy bly, 10000 Bi aK ke Ist. 30 Bly io BW det, SLD by Buy > 90% BL iS ‘300 do. ca a RE ph.bo — 2:30 to 3 P.M. 200 shs ma Cen BR... is Pm 600 Mil & ist Pati ‘BR. we | ashe 3: Be 53 oars oe 339. a 35 ia & te 4 1% 1 1 17 09 if . oe lw 6, C&G KR. 308% 300 Pac RR of Mol... 384 100 do. BBiy 200 38hg CLOSING PRIGES—3 O'OLOOK P. M Went Un Tel.... 76% a wo Union Pacific.. 4% a 3% Quicksilver i Quicksilver pt. oh wr a Del. & West Chi & NW bret, 7 Panama... Pac RR of Mo. Mich ventral Easier—Groceries Quiet — Petroleum Steady—Whiskey WEDNESDAY, Jan. 28—6 P. M. The markets to-day were generally quiet, ana for some of the Jeading commodities prices were de- cidedly easier on ’Change. some brands suffered @ decline of 5c. a lc. per bbl. Wheat was dull and ic. a ‘was also dull and lower, supsequently closed at about yesterday’s prices, Pork was duil, and in buyer's favor. im moderate request and at lower prices. ceries continued very firm for all descriptions, Cotton was lower both for spot and forward delivery. Petroleum was in moderate request and tirmer. || stores were generally quiet, and not materially clianged in value. Whiskey was active, at an advance of le. per Flour was dull, and 2c. lower. Corn Oats opened easier, but Lard was Gro- Naval Correx.—The market to-day has been quiet, but firm for all descriptions. No sales were reported trom first bands, aside trom 1,500 bags of Rio, ex Amazon, which were said to have brought %c. The jobbing trade was firm. ordinary cargoes, 2\gc. a 25%c.; fair do, 26%c. a 27c.; good do., 27%. a 28c.; prime do., 28¢c. a 284c.; extreme range for lots, 2534c. credit. Java, government bags, 30c. a 32c.; do., grass mats, ‘eylon, 27c. @ 28c. ; Maracalbo, 2634c, a 2c. ; La- guayra, 7c. a 28c.; Jamaica, 24340. a 26c.; St. Domingo, ‘Yc. & gc. ; Porto Rico, 26340. a 27%4e. ; Costa Rica, 26%5c. 2i}ge.: Mexican 26c. a 27c. 2Igc. @ 273g. ; Curacom, 26c. a 2c, gold, 60 and We quote :—Rio, 283g¢., gold, per Ib., 60 and 90 days’ Angostura, 2c. a 28c.; Sa- —The market for spot cotton continued to rule The annexed quotations indicate a decline of 3c. per Ib. for all grades, but more decided concessions would be necessary in order to effect sales to any amount. Exporters were not in the market. Continued heavy receipts at the ports and untavorable advices trom Liverpool exerted @ depressing influence en Galiveries ang values became sactions sine of Me a 6.160! The marked price of February contracts which to the pressure of numerous “notices.” est ahs port Amoun 210,000 bales agatast’ 81,000 bales last Pg Cplands. Texas, Ordinary... 3 13 ‘3 ord 136 it Iai sinet ood ordinary Wd 4% u ais ee A ii mda hg in e baved on cotton in store'running i than halt a grade above or below the pi quoted, “The sales were Day Lan Evening. Total, ba 1881¥ ture delivery com viow inwiytow, a; A ee are vane korea this any do. ; faci ‘within the meal was quiet, {thin TH ats 4B 4B 675 a 70 1M 9 73 a bo ato foad hoop Unie, shipping orga rer) hoop Ohio, da. TO a rae te ea 1m 263 yess vat oxi 7B 8.600 ‘a on * tae eta $0 8 85) ea itis Chole tamily. 30 lowe Salitornia a Nominal, 4, Southern, No: 20 8 3% Southern, superiine. 60 2 62 Southera, extra 43 88 Southern, family. oes Corn meal, We 400 a 450 420 8 445 in a 4% TO ob dealin ined trom. Dot 56,000 tor inferior H ape eos ‘fe ted re of 50,500 busiicls at Hera Be. for new. Westeru mixed, for new white Western and f ‘new white Southern. Old mixed was offered spartuely.and nominal in the absence of transactions. Uats were rs rather caster at ‘the ovenit but. juent uncer a fair Semand. the sates were stout t god) vases ela RE 8, & lc. tor mixed, chiefly at 58c. rr oe and 610. a 630. tor eld at 81 16 rin Tor vo Towed Bate, $1 85 8 $1 50 fn $t 80 Tor ito rowed St : for tour-rawed. do. and Fa ae tees Saas, Bye Sales 10,00 bushels, 09 atloat and $1 05 om the pier for, Boansyivania. sore nmaurs— Wo have very little to report im the tine, of berth treights to-day, inarket having ruled 4 with rates, about at Ja ie eee chartering I torts Fequest, the ing. peineypadl Sultable vessels or petrcicum. Kates ig some. insiances wore raiber onder generally steady. | The eugagerments rere:—To Liverpool, by steam, 325 “boxes bacon At 38. ot naied. pork at 7., 85 tiorces do. at 98, 64., 23 packages hides at 454. The nominal rates tor gtain <8 mamodatlon was 12d. a 1id. to Londow, by. an wide steamer, AWD bushels of grain ai Ws. tre c ar clude:-An American bar ce te, Hamburg, 2100 bois of Fenned petroleum at etined ite hence to sUatins tt Ae bark, henes to Guttenburg, fhaphitha at 8s. Gd. ; a Norwe; jan bark (relet), hence to Cork tor Siders tothe Unite does 2,400 bbls. of re- fined de 94,5 an of 600 hhds capa- ei 4 ‘British brig, 262 tons, ‘geheral jump ‘sun: an American bark, ‘About OO pari fo, Malan full Serko (Of SAVES, sald to oe on the b ligne Woo quarters geait a 3 yt at Os; a Brit Mow a 0), fiom Fhtindelphin to Antw ‘ wep OF 500 bin. ey od 4 Gorman ark, We a0. to EGeeman Baltis port 430 Bolararretaod dd. oe Te od Mouassxs.—A fair jobbi business wasip ress, but sg teeter se ase as’ guiot, yet ran Re , for Hoth domestic and foreign. We append our ‘ormer quota tions, ag foll Cuba, centrifugal an 8c, pean ah do., s caged, 2c. a Bio. do, mus00v 'o refining, te. Hho. a $80.5 Forte ‘a6e. Singiiin islands Boge Soe. Now Ostoguss > a dow ail old crop: new crop New rien }, 0c a Navab Srores,—The market for spurl, of turpentine Yros quict, and values wore not materially changed. Last evening 182 bbls sold at 450. 100 bbls, sellers’ option, trom the ist to the loth of February, #e. Rosin gaan onl: e Ae stra! 50, 100 bbls. jos. 2 and 1, at ington, ab at on. 2hu0 bis “oF ste atari “Tar and pitch ; @ cargo of 1,900 bbis, 65, und acargo of vate terms, said to have been at ‘were neglected and quoted nomin: arner aug at ye tare refined trifte mers quoted. ut. 14. for. early Gehivery aud 1430: lor hait at February. Wo" Kourd of antes of Luau oF nigh tose for rome delivery, lust evening, at Bc. | to. day, 2X0 bbls. of standard wh bulk, ‘at bois. gt do., tn shipping order, Toe laut ‘Walt’ OF March at 150. ; ‘ble. of do., Duyet’s option, last halt of do;, at rade in bulk way hasctied, eles wore esti’ to have been made at 6c. tor prompt delivery, but not authenticated, | We quote. nominally, bse, & BAe, tor Bes. or early February delivers, ‘Casés were quoted frm t from 196. a 20c. as to quantity and brands. Naphtha was moderately inquired tor, and 2,30 bbls, ot erty were placed on teriie not made known.’ We quate Se. & blac: he Philadelphia market wasiguiet, but evening 2 SU DU, orstandaid white sold tor prompt des very & a tix, which was the nominal price quoted to- A ‘olkproducing points the markets were gen erally quies but very tri, Provisions.—iteceipts—Pork, M2 bbls. ; beef, 195 pack- ages; ont meats, 14.93 do-: lard, 690 bbls, aud fioroes and 323 kegs ‘The market for mess pork continued quiet and prices worecasler. We heard of gaies.ot 300 bbls, of hew uninspected n the spot, at $16; C00 Dols. Tor March, at $16, and 700 boise tor February at $i5 85. Bacon’ was m moderate demaud and easy. Sales, 1,450 boxes of long and short clear, tof eatly delivery, at Byc., boxes of short clear at 8c. Dressed hogs were only in light request and Not materially changed in Value. City quoted ut trom Ze, to Bi rding to weight, and) Western at 34 f con- ty Ba! quiet, and prices ‘exhibited no change, the amount of 00 packages were placed at ives within the range of £4 Hear jor plaim mess bbl aie second grades; $11 50 a $13 80 for extra me: $21 bag ‘for prime mess tlerces, $25 £26 for Ind 60 tor extra India mess. hams re- grained quiet but Were quoted steady at $212 $20 00 for Southern and $ tor Western. Cut ‘meats were in moderate request ‘utd ot materially changed in prices We heard ot axe4.01 dry aaltod shoulders ior t, Gigc., 200 smoked hams at + 300 picked shoulders at 73ge. lies, mediam average, on pri- rn Wa and's.00 tbs. of pickled Yate terns, | Lard—the demand for mode. Tate, with prices ruling easi '® note sales of 260 tlerces of steam ior balance of mont at 9% on on tierces tor February at 99¢., 1,000 tierces tor Mau . 0 9 13-160, and 1,750 tierces for April at 9 Tbe. a Te. ‘Gutter aud cheese yore less active, but continued firm at previously uoted figures. WSUCAR aw met with a fair demand, and the market was very firm, We quote :—Fair to ning, 734¢. Be eka The satck include 680 bins of conuagal ax 8%C., 190 do. do. at 8%4c., 350 do., including muscovado, at 8c. and centrifugal at (See 1 do. of muscoyado’ at 7%e., and a rumored sate Se boo do. oF Cube at ia one tined met with a fair ingulry, and was quoted a for standard “Ay and i Toye. for “ards. if grocery, tair to gor prime ontrifugal, hids. and boxes, Nos. molasses, Dhds. and boxes, 6i4c. Cuba clayed—Boxes, buch Setuira > 8 7ic,j do. 10,to. 12, Vike. a § de. toi oe. a Wee dos 10.5 Meine dige Port Y kico!-Refning, fom: mon to primes 1o- a, THee% Broce Hy, nit to choice,’ Bo, Xe. Brazil h sandurd, Nos, § a The. ‘ava—Dutch standard, Nos. 10'to a Superior and extra superior, 7c. Small lots of Kicy.—The market was quleb but firm. Carolina were placed at trom a 4c, Patna at 75c. & Tae. and Rangoon at 7340. a 7340 Sc aking edhe uathSe Was insetive and prices. were called nominally steady as last quoted. ‘Tauiow continued in demand and firm. We heard of sales of 95,(00 Ibs, at 7gc. a 7%C. for ‘common to prime and 60.000 lbs, of prime at 774c. Wittskey.—Receipts, 410 Bois, ‘The market to-day has been active at an advance of ic. per gallon. The sales foot up OObdis, aliat $i. We also note sales of 50 bbis. of alcobol at $1° 8 DOMESTIO MARKETS, Gatrsston, Jan. 28, 1874 Cotion steady; fair demand; good ordinary, 13%c.; middling, 15%." Net receipts, 2, Grvat Britaid, 3910; coastwise, L0H ales, 260i New Orntmans, Ji Cotton nominally unchanged ; middling. middling, 14c.; good ordinary. 13%4c. 11,913 bules; gross, 12,657. Exports, coastwise, 955. 3,000; last evening, 6,300, ope bel bales. xports—10 Btock, lontux, Jan. 28 1874 Cotton quiet and easy: miaahing 1334 receipts, ie bales, Exports coustwise, 9: Saloy, soo Stock, WANNAM, JAN, 28, 1874. Net) receipts, 2941 Cotton, nominal: middling, us i pore—To the Continent, €514; coastwise, 3,347. pale dol Btock, 108,970. a Cnanseston, Jan. 2 3874 ase goed be aes: afnaryy Ad Tlie . get breast good sige a nee, Net ceocipta, 271 baivs, “Exports, © ales, 1000 Stock, gal Wruerxorox, N. 0.. Jan. 28, 1874, Spi iets of turpentine firm at 43\c. Rosin quiet at $2 17% for strained, “Crade turpentine steady; $225 (OF hard, rd, $3 % tor yellow dip. Tar steady at $2 5), Oswxco, Jan. 28, 1874, Flour steady, bat dull; sales 900 bbls. a 6 ore So, 1 spring. $9 Tor, umber, Whiter, $9 00 for white winter, $10 for double extra. Wheat aalets No, 1 Milwaukee Club, $1 00; white Canada, $) 358 $190 Corn steady: sales of tw rs at s0c. Bar! awe led and nominall Canada, ed ‘at $1 87, ted and $1 a Gabo diag road. Sr phe aad Boston, oe wo ‘New Albans. 20+ Diss Flour w York, 50c.; to Burrao, Jan, 28, Lake, imports for the Jast, twenty 1oug hours four, 8,700 bbis.; Wheat, 20,400 busl de fio do. all Xperia on "el iat 46400 bushels: ‘corn, i. oe "quiet; ancl: sree ind Spring” at Sin $7 50: staketa $75 $825; amber, $8 3 0; rise in 8 0 Wheat hominal;, no. sales reported Not fring at $i 94: do, Mita x Chicago No. 2 $l 45 white ton Wee cre 75. bushels, A * eld T3e. at She, Caan a eu Th: Western, $1 65 a held a’ rey Bee ere belt srs ‘a $1 bh” Dressed heen se. unchanged. Flour ani! and nominal wheat sate rk at ree a A 25 tor No. 1 ng, $1 tor Ni " a ie ie for Febra: Te. ais quiet ‘and eh; ree nl vy fected, old 8 Bsc jower ‘at bash’ ance: Jeeted, 3ve. liye firm and in Hm Going ‘at B036C. a for 10.2. ‘Barley steady at $1 2 $1 6.091 $0 tor 0.3 spring. |b see as higher at $6 30 jeavy, 8 tor opened dally but Base active anid higher at an Rates, 9,55¢. Did and at Ge, for shoulder fee ay ae clear wa les, ry ¥ . Woiakey ‘irm andi a a al a jand at ic, Receipt Doin four, 1oh.009 wheat, 4 io. con, 19,0000, mente 1 corn, emt oo 2,000 do. oJ do bbl: four, »5, 000 hels whet 000 Hioin do, Sata boo do. nye anit 4000 do. bate. EUROPEAN MARKETS, Lonvox Moxey M, Jan, 28—12:30 P, M.—United States tt Wg; ten aa <_|.onOR wenty bom Toles 10646; new fives, 102%. Erie Hallway shares, 4355 M.—Paris de- Panis Boors®.—Lonpon, dan. 8-5 P. spatches quote rentes a FRANKFORT ‘Bounse— ia madera the dina ahiope Soy anipved, February aud delivecy no Kebtustys as tae a tabs senaaltae and de, | vited to attend the funeral at Memorial church, ied ‘Bales soa dan See a hes ‘0 og MG ET ER a Fags Fey 2 Bad nae) ing alana nothing PM.’ The remains will be taken to Green w good ordinary, wary, at Td. Cometery for interment egaoeutrs ‘Man aera .2%3~ | CLARER.—In this city, on Wednesday orm, dls. per quarter. The i cn quiet, | January 28, Minnis 1, daugntor of Geor bre A aad Bvenime ~Cneese, Ge. ver rt for trades of | Kienora L Olarke, aged 4 years, 6 mon tad 1e. i. one ilddice and fis, 6d. jo sbott clekr middicn cde re tinera from the residence of ber parents, 136t— AVEREOOL, street, at el clock eyes i ta Mispentin Sie tere’ sm os street, on Saturday, Slat inst, Lonvon Paopucs Mauker—Loxpox, Jun. 23 —Evewing — | ‘Coox.—On Weinesday, January 28, after @ shore’ Common rosie, Tinity turpentine, Sts Me aS perewt | MNes#. Witte Ropknr, son of William and Elise petroleum, 12%4d. per galion. Jane Cook, aged § years, 6 months and 8 days. ‘Tne relatives and friends of the family are re~ rotagaete Spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the f FINANCIAL. woniaonee of nis parents, No. o. Areene D, on Fete Sore AND CALLS BOLI ‘i rite FOLLOW: afternoon, at half-past one o’clo A.~2OTS AND CALLS SOLD Bit THE LLOWING Daty.—WruLtam DALY, youngest son of William af ia Calls, brine Daly, after'@ short illness, aged # Market Market. | “The ‘tuners ne” rad funeral a Rock Island, " $,, | January 29, at one, Setsot, teen the. Raaenoe it} Seer. ‘i im | Sixonmene Ninety. munch street ond Munch ave avenue. we 4 H ~— ooklyn, on Wednesday mor Bd: Conteai: ©, 0. & January 23. Haver J., son or Susan 0. and the We Ato warosented at the Now otis Giook Exchange | Henry J. De Wolt intro cacy year of nis age. bys member on, our firm, Tpirty-tW0, page expianstory Relatives and friends of the family are respect- pamphiet wailed on aj fully invited to attend the funeral, on Mriday aiter= Val ALENT Phie rere Hl Jere. noon, 30th inst., at half-past two ‘o'clock, from the, Bankers and Brokers, a Tenidence of hia grandmother, 426 Pacifiesstreet. T RRASONABLE RATRS—MONEY ON LIFE AND Dissxow.—On Wednesday, January 28, FANN A Endowment Jnsurance Policies, Mortgayes and | only child of John V. B, aud Mattie J, Disbrow, pitior Seourstion insur of ail kinds ef with |°2 years and 6 months, Beat compaulon” J-3:Mkaitiol & CO. 17 Broadway. Bélatives and irieuda are respectfutly tnvited te BROAD | atten funeral, from the residence of A. RASEE £: BRAIN, BRORERS Madore cash | grandiather, Wiliam D. Disbrow, No. 160 i or on mareime: Privileges ne} negotiated on ‘responsible firms, | 127tn ar. ‘o-morrow (Friday), January 30, 98 which can margin, thus enabling any | one o'clock P. M Sao with sioall capital Had apecuuate with little risk. GARDNER.—Suddenty, on Wednesday, January 28% planatory circulars ETusL, gpugules pi Babers B. and Lucy 8 Gard- os Ty | er, aged 2 years and 12 days, Wor ets 79, $i INVESTED IN | Moby “At: Boston, ‘on Saturday, Jannary 9) od Of OF operating tL street on Mmited capital, | FANNY G., wile of Thomas F. Holden, aged 73 yeara. Tally explained in Philet, mailed free to any Hownui.—at West Hoboken, N-.. on Wednes: adilress; eoted on MIME, £00, day, January 28, Miss Many JAN& HowELt, aged 46 Bankers and Brokers, 39 Wall street, New York. ‘3. The relatives and friends are respectfully invited —LAPSLBY. & BAZLEY, BROKERS, 7 BROAD. | to attend her funeral, on Friday afternoon, Janu- a Stock and old Privileges ; also Donble Priv- | ary 30, at one o’clock, from the Baptist churen, legos Iu Socks and Gold. "All contracts sixued by mem- | New Durhat. bers of Stock Exchange or responsible parties. “Stocks UBHNER.—On Tuesday, January 27, ANNA Fa. Doughé and sold against these contracis in place of mar. ft ‘enabling persons of sinall means to speculate, with utile tisk. Explanatory circulars thalied to any ad- A LOAN OF $5,000, FOR ONE YEAR, WANTED Awellestablishod manufacturing firm; will pay liperal bouus. isadoM god real estate ‘security for same. Address SALESROOM, 643 Bi ay. YOMMERCIAL WAREHOU: K COMPANY OF NEW York, No. 29 Wiliam st., New Youm, Jan. 12. 1374. ‘the Board of Directors have this day declared a quar- terly dividend of 2% per cent on the capital stock of the company, payable on 2 a Febru: a aes entrant: ter books: be closed from Janua: a ‘ebruar, JAMES OLYNE, Secretary. (\LEVELAND, COLUMBUS, CINCINNATI AND IN. J qcianapolls: Railway Company. Stockholders of the above road who are opposed to its lease to the Ativntic and Great Western Railroad Company an‘ to a direction in the interest of said Atlantic and Great Western road, are Invited to, send, thelr proxies to the undersigned, EAND BitOw. #00. 10 Nassau ttreet, New York, or J. & 8. FERGUSON, 35 Pine street, New York. Blanks sent on application ' IRST AND SECOND MORTGAGES WANTED—ON improved and unimproved city Property; $65,000 to d small hacer ane We Dea F. eee ir irst Mort year’ onda, —A simi! 01 sale by HENRY WIDMAY: LYS, 202 Broadway. ‘OHN 8, PIERCE, 106 BROADWAY, HAS MONEY TO Durchase. frst And seoond Mortgages and to ioun on improved and unimproved Real Eatate in New York, Brookiyn and Westehester county. ore WAN' TED. CEs, infant daughter of Joseph and Mary Hubener, aged 14 months. Relatives and friends are tnvited to attend ti funerat to-morrow (Thursday), January 20, at two o'clock, trom her parents’ residence, 463 Park ave- nue, Brooklyn. Hupson.—Suddenty on Taesday morning, Jana ary 27, Epwarp H, HUDBON, Of this city, in the 480m year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectially invited to attend the or “nar on Friday, January 30, at one o'clock P. M., trom bis late residence, Nu. 216 West Fifteenth street. ae —On Tuesday, January 27, 1874, WiuLtam WIN, in the 40th year of his age. ithe relatives and friends of the family are re- specttully invited to attend the funeral, from his late reatdence, No. 1,401 Broadway, near Wittieth ry rig on Satorday, January 31, at ten o'clock 4. M. Chicago papers please cop! ey ‘Tuesday morniog, January 27, Kare A. Kan’ jusintances of the family are from the wae iriends and acq respecstully invited to attend the funeral, dence of her father, Michael Christal, No. 241 Second avenue, on Thursday, 29th inst, at one o'clock P. M. Kxocargaver.—At his late residence, No. 8 Washington street, atter a very long and severe illness, ALBERT KNOCHEHAUER, aged 47 years 10 months and 14 days. The relatives and friends of the family are re- fiat § invited to attend the funeral, irom the German Lutheran churen, Henry street, loc Bae on Thursday, January 29, ieee at one o'clock P. ‘TOUR.—OD Wednesday, January 28, daaunter orderome Band Biion E Lawoure Notice of funeral to-morrow. OGpEN.—Suddenly, on Tuesday, January ae HARRY ©, OGDEN, in the 28th year of his youngest son of Jonathan and Abigail Onaen, “© Faneral from the residence of his parents, No 146 Willow street, Brooklyn, on Thursday, January 29, at half-past two o'clock P. M. Puyre.—On Tuesday, January 2%, Ipa MIDDLm TON, youngest daughter of Walter and Mary Phyfe, Relatives and friends are invited to attend che funeral services, at Greene street Methodist Epia- al church, on Thursday, 29th inst., PA one Ey - RR DDI. —On Wednesday, January. Fy short illness, THOMAS REDDIM, & native ot 00 Sligo, Ireland, aged 70 years, JOHN APE vp, ‘No. 1 Pine street. ‘ONEY ALWAYS READY 70 LOAN ON MORTGAGE M without oar kn New York city cupRTO NES Dro} . ; wo yeur Secor erty ; Good one OF PO POU RANT, 93 Exe ange plac > ONEY TO LOAN ar BROOKLYN PRIVATE REST. dences and store. peppery. gindaon vant, improved ‘ uurchage First Mortgages. Property, and $200) SEMAN, No. 6 Pine street, room 15 ‘ORTH RIVER SAVINGS BANK, N Bara oe Eighth Ccohiphe and West Thirty-foarth etre Interest commences the first day of each month. Six per cent interest pai Bank open daily from 10 A, M. also on Mon: | Sli % ings, 1 6 tod The relauves and friends of the family are ime dare redeesder Sn0e SaAETAT oz iit tie dene © | ited toattond ine funeral, trom the residence of °'Sanaes 0. Brnxerr, Secretary. wit atree LOAN—ON BOND AND MOfT- | January 30, at two o'clock. ee sh es ro ait roperty (private dwellings, Van Cort.—Suddenly, in Lene de on Wedn in sums of $5, ‘g5.000 ‘and d upward; one per bard January 23, WintiaM H. Van Cort, dl attorney's fees for searching title, 35 years. Last OE eS orn Wine street_ Ff" Yoneral on Friday, at three o'clock P. M., from WASTED a5. ON ST MORTGAGE ON IM. | . 238 Hicks street, Brooklym. proved Brooklyn city Property for, not less than | ‘uesday, January Wilton, three years; good bonus given. Apply to HILL & COOK, | in the gtth year of his age. Brokers, Mo. L-Fine street, room, Relatives and friends of the family, also memes -ANTED TO BORROW—$3,000 ON HOUSE AND | bers ot New York Lodge, No. 10, I. 0. of 0. F., Vv tour Lots, in Toledo, < Ohio: iiemorn at $25.00. | E. L. Snow Social Union No. 1, are respectiuily ue Lis vited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, his son, 49 Mulberry street, on Friday afternoon, wee commissio! Toledo, PER CENT TRS GQUARANTEKED ‘POH 137 Macdougal street, this day (Thursday), at two 15 No speeulation; security, notes of prompt | o’clock. Wile’ swith ample real estate and first class bonds. The members of New York Lodge, No. 10, LO street, room 8. 0. F., are hereby notified to attend a special meet NTHS ‘OCK | ing of the Lodge, at their rooms, 136 Canai street, $1. 500 “SARren tan cour 2 Mo. Herald oftce, | to-day (Thursday), January 29, at twelve o’cl — = sharp, lor the purpose of attending the funeral WANTED—BY AN ESTABLISHED MAN. | our deceased brother, ee Wi aie from $5.000 witn satisiactory security. office. WANTED—TO REPLACE A LOAN OF $9. 000 Satine amount, expiring Mare! 1, 1874, on fone 10 acre block worth $25,000, w: hin minutes’ ride gel itoay ten rR ‘AN Li of Court House, Chicago; r cent interest; first mortgage. Address in go. TH. TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, bestia bonus. street, C AILIP M. OAKLEY, 182 Broadway. _ $10.000 $25, 000 10 LOAN—IN ONE AMOUNT, ON IM- roved city Dro} three years. No bonus required. SAWARD & ee aTh, 54 Wall st. $14.5.000 Bsa rmuaton tricuy arse WITH. bonus on strictly Sree, glass im: proved New York city Real state, in $10,000 and under. BIGELOW LUCKWODD, Ro. “ Pine stres it $215.00 70 LOAN, IN SUMS TO surr, ON mor wanted. residence, No. 137 Mace ral stre PETER MORGENSTERN, Pa a. A, ROSENBAUM, Secretary. Wuiitina.—on Tuesday, January 27, 187%, CATHARINE WHITING, Widow of James R. Whi Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral. from her late residence, a@ Spuyten Duyvil, on Friday, January 30, at — o'clock P. M, Carriages will await the arrival the one P. M. train from Thirtieth street depot. WILLIAMS.—On Monday, January 26, ELIZABEEE A., wife of George T. Williams, aged 35 years. Relatives and iriends are invited to attend tha funeral, from her late residence, 29 Debevoise place, Brooklyn, to-morrow (Thursday), at eleven fe r; @ liberal bonus pry becuriiy, “Address ‘SAFETY, Heral Y, U7 Frankl “‘Woop.—At Newtown, L. L, suddenly, on Tues. | a ane? 21, 1874, HARRIET SPENCER, wife of 5. Wood. The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from tne Epweopal Church, Newtowa, on Friday, January 30, at three P. M. Trains leave | Thirty-fourth street jerry, Bast River, at 2:15, and Ben Hunter's Point 2:30, via the Flusuing Baile = | road. first mortgage; @ few 6 HALON & SLOAN, 811 ‘Sl East Seventeenth street, PARTNERSH! 3. PrRencu 4 TRAVERS—LIMITED PARTNERSHIP, TEE... Notice is hereby piven that a limited partnership B, OAMPBE. 1. 9k Ni oy has been formed by tho undersigned, pursuant to the D ‘Lecture by J. Campbell M.D. rovasions of the Revised Statutes of the State. of New hall, Cooper Institute, on Mon ay, Keb. 2. ab8 o'clock Be ‘ork relating to limited partnerships, and the acty 'Subject—"The Death and Resurrection ot Irelands amendatory thereof, upon the following verma:-—Pirstt Legislative Independence.” Hon. Judge M. Connolly The name or drm’ under which said Partnership | preside. e ine Uconducied is Presch & Travers cond—The general nature o! the bunnest intended to be transacted AND OF THE MIDNIGHT §' $a general merchandise, brokerage and comiuission Lecture by Paul B, Du Chaiilu at Association Hi bustuess. Third—The names of all the general and spe- clal partners inter th partoership, and their respective places-of residence are as tollows, that is to ‘The general partners therein are Seth’. Prench | and John iravers, Junior, both of whom reside in the city, county and State of ‘New York. The special part. | her therein is William R. ‘Travers, who also resides in the city, county and State of York. Fourth—The said Wiliam R, Travers, as such special partner, hus contributed $100,000 of capital to, xhe common stock ‘in United States currency, | Fisth—The said partnership ix Thursda: evening, January 29, at 5 o'clock. served seats 75 cents: to be had al ms store, under | the Mall, F ECTURES TO LADIES—SECOND © > COURSE, UNDER 4 direction of a committee of | Sor: on “Hygienic and Mora! Influences 0} Dress.” wilt ta 0 blage big 29 and W), at 230 P. M., and on Oa St at M. Lecturers ‘and places—Dr. MARY J. A ihe church of Rev. George H. Hepworth, Madison ave. nue and Forty-fith street; Dr. ELIZA E. JUDSON, a® Tickets. it GP, Pete ‘commence on the ist day of January, in. th Dr. Ande: <0} or ark ‘averiue and’ Hast Ph ifs, and isto continue unit and” tecmigate upon’ the | ninth steel; Dr. ANNA D. FRENCH, at Key. a ney te ee | Camp's church, wiookiyne Py, Admittahce free, Naw Your, December 31, 18/3 ; | se eee ECTURE. ‘CTUREB* JOHN TRAVERS, Jn, {General Partners, | TESIURE. wp. aBgOrt wil lecture aty the Wash. W. & TRAVERS, Special Partner, | ington “square "Methodist Episcopal chur | (Foy | street, near Sixth avenue) this evening. Subject, “ and the Queen."" Admissior TICTORIA C. WOODHULL, T TENNIE, a mot oa ‘and Colonel Blood unmasked,—Dr, TR Robin. son Hall, Monday evomng, Feb. 2,8 oles ‘p'centa at all. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. ACKER—WEEKS.—On Wednesday evening, Janu- ary 28, 1874, at the Armonk Methodist Episc: Je oad ghure, , bY the Rev. A. Vall, ALBERT ACKER. of New ort ‘Miss JENNIE WEEKS, er are cardas, of Armonk, | Henpricks—HouMEs.—In Cincinnati, Ohio, on 5 ~ANSTRU 'CTION “(1 THOMPSON'S COLLEGE, 20 souare. C AvEN Om, opposite Cooper Institute.—Bookkee: iting arithmetic taught, da; vluiey Gepare “ep and evening; ments; telegraphy taught practically, with ‘Thursday, January 22, py the Rev. Dr. Clark, | in one quarter. ORGE W. HENDRICKS, of Cincinnati, to ANNIE E. | ~~ pained COLLEGES, BROADWAY, CORNER LEGES, BROADWAY. CORN! LMES, Y‘ youngent oy daughter of William C. Holmes, , 4s hig third street ] Bowery.—-Young men ‘New Rochell jo cards, | Qualitied\ as bookkeepers and accountants: torcigners ils Fapidiy advanceday lish; backward le is, 2 30 La Died. ACKERMAN.—On Wednesday morning, January 2%, DANIEL ACKERMAN, 1D the 50th year Of his age. The relatives and friends are invited to attend his funeral, irom his late residence, Sixtieth street, on Saturday morning, January 31, af ten o'clock. The remains to be interred at New York Cemetery, Hackensack, N, J. | BaxLEY.—In brooklyn, on Wednesday, January 28, PATRICK BAXLEY. Funeral wiil take place at three P. M., on Fri- day, 30th inst., from No. 534 Red Hook lane. Rela- tives and friends are. reapectiuny invited to attend, BERRIEN.—On Tuésday morning, Jannary alter @ protracted iliness, MARY Ettzaneru, wiie of Daniel Berrien, in the 5th year of her Funeral irom her late residence, No. 109 East pc on Thursday, the 29th inst., at bali-past one P. M. BRiG6s.—On Tuesday, January 27, EUGENE Mor- TIMER, second son of James H. and Sophia J. Briggs, aged 7 years, 10 months and 13 days. jatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, trom the residence of the parents, 112 West Bot en street, ou Friday morning, at bail-past ten o’cloc cy aera Plainfleld,.N. J., Jonn M. Burner, in his 49th yeal aa writ FRENCH TEACHER, SPEAKING ENGLISE, Wishes to.gtve French lessons in gachanae for Kng itsh lessons. Address PIRON, box 109 Hera FIRARD, ‘INSTITUTE, A SOHC East Sixty-second reet, near ntral tan in eeu Potek German and Spanish; | Moderate: secon? pressor FAUL E, GIRARD, Director. Ny | taught | , ORREAD and Italian perfectly by conversation, by a 84) Parisian lady teacher, at Feduced prices’ at Duptl aan ost references. ACH ER, be Firth ay. THOD OF LBARS GERMA LEGAL NOTICES. _ a yOTIce To WILLIAM ALEXANDER MORTON, NOW N or formerly residing at No. 171 Thompaon, ‘street (Depau place), Sew York. and all others wi it may concern. ‘Inthe action of muitiplepoinding and exoneration | rained betore the Lords of Council and, semion Tandy at the instange of John Wright, Writer to net, Edinburgh, only surviving te Mat txccaine bev qoveased alexander Morton, reading in North land street, Edinburgh, Pursuer and ‘aa Charles Graham Jr mariner, on at a near Neweastie-on-Tyne, and Shand (Ordinary) ‘on the’ 16th. inst, Towing nterloc ator =~ Funeral on Friday. January 30, in Plainfleid, at | | “Dev act. masa half-past nine; arrive at Central Ratiroad depot, aucaci the raaer. J ee abe ot AT a toot of Liberty street, at twenty-sive minutes 16.) stele aoa ot the reeant presess ae | notice in the New. Xi SMMontreal (Canada) and Glasgow (Scotland) pa- | orone week, Nev ork ta eappolus aes Sieh ieee hy Wo eS di ide oPney Slaps delete). Sr. CROLL " g i 5 BRBTHREN—You are hereby summoned to meet | , Notice of Which Js hereby wi wep in teria ia Intee. a ote Ledge socete: A See Seo oateak cote | | pl, Drammond place, Bainburgh. Pursuer's alle] en le ing the last ribute of ‘rexbect tq ONS IAD WOEUS|| ‘cer ereetne onrerae oe cee Brother and P. Nets M. A. DECKER, Master. __ WANTED TO PURCHASE. JURNS.—In Jersey City, on Wednesday, January foRORG OPR —WANTE » A BINOCULAR pag 28, Bripgkt, the beloved whe of Joseph Burns, in scope, ay, tor Nea haben tull ps the 36th year of her age, lara, NiSROSCO K, Herald office. Funeral from her late residence, 305 Henderson - = ——$——— ——— street, Jersey City. Calvary, Cams tet BYRNEs.—O! ‘The remains to be interred in nes January 30, at one P. LA BR. B in-la\ Pet Soak "Booher aged 31 l. YY RN! son-| of Joho iT, years ct Hoe . a | ‘Tug cojativey and Friends of the family arg in ELIGIOUS NUTICES. Some, “OF THE JUBILER® a8 SUNG AT vise Tenn.) of the American ary ase a ug every th mez vet Sionary Association. Mec ¥ jarsday 0: : at tiirty etl one at im Albco's Ne, sat