The New York Herald Newspaper, September 4, 1874, Page 9

| de —_—_ Eee 1867, 10994 & 10934; ten-forty do,, 1045 a 104%; new fives, 104%; Erie, 32; Erie preferred, 62853. In FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL A Moderately Active Stock Market, with Prices Fairly Maintained. GOLD109 7-8 A110. Foreign Exchange Easier—Money a Shade More Active, Governments Firm, Railway Mortgages Strong. WALL STREET, THURSDAY, Sept. 3—6 P. M. ‘This was a day of realization on the Stock Ex- change—the usual complement of a purchasing ‘day such as yesterday, The stock market opened 34 to % per cent below the closing figures of last night, with Western Union and Pacific Mail as ex- ceptions, which were } to 4 per cent higher re- Spectively. A general decline of 34 to 34 per cent followed, which was subsequently recovered at | the first board, Later ©., C. and J. C. went off 108 | and Wabash to 234, which influenced a decline in ‘the general list of 4 to % per cent. G., G. and J. C. recovered to $3 and Wabash to 84, the balance of the list improving % to 34 per cent, | With a steady market. The largest transactions of the day were in WESTERN UNION, ‘which advanced upon an anticipated report of the ‘company showing a largely increased business, with increased earnings. -Tbis (the rorthcoming) exhibit has been whispered about the street jor ‘weeks past; hence we reirain from comment upon it now as a subject already too old tor treatment here. The speculators in the stock of Western Union—we do not know if there are any investors— ‘will, Of course, judge for themselves how far this davorable report has been already discounted. Even if it had come out yesterday simultaneously with the deciaration of the dividend it might have obtained larger respect; but now—why, the stock to-day went off from 78% to 77%,upon sales of 27,000 shares, Union Pacific only showing more ac- tivity in the list, with sales reaching to 27,100 shares. A rumor prevailed at one time that ROCK ISLAND ‘would only declare a 3 per cent dividend; but this eport, gotten up in the same spirit which dis- counted @ $ per cent dividend in Lake Shore and ‘was much chagrined at the declaration of none, ‘which was the only thing worse than a 4 percent dividend, was promptiy denied by parties con- mected with tue company. It has been noted that, after Western Union, Union Pacifico was the most active stock. The continued rapid conversion of income into sinking fund bonds and the adver- tisement thereby obtained combine to advance ‘Whis stock. The exchanges yesterday were quite large, and if continued in the same ratio will soon complete the work of conversion, Aiter the stocks already specially reierred to the most ac- ‘tive were Lake Shore, Obios and Erte. Activity ‘was fairly maintained up tothe close of business, THE USUAL PARTIAL REACTION occurring in the last hour. Wabash was most ‘conspicuous for weakness and declined to 32, Hannibal and St. Joseph went off from 24% to 2354 and Atlantic and Pacitic preferred from 14 to 10%, The decline in the balance of the list ranged from % to % percent. The subjoined table gives the sales in each stock, as also THE HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES, No. of Shares sola, 600 5,100 Northwestern......... 88 fog is preierred., 57 Rock island.. +e 101% Pacific Mail. a ATS St Paul... 3556 St. Pan! preferred 53%, Obto and Mississippi... AK Western Union 78% ‘Wabash...... 843g Union Pacific. 31 ., C, and I. ©. 10 uicksiver’. . 81% aicksilver }) 36 lew Jersey Central 103 Del., Lack. & Westero.... 108 Missouri Pacific. . 89 Atlantic and Pacific 16 Boston, Hartford & Erie.. 14 Atlantic and Pacific pref, 13% Hannibal and St. Joseph. 24% Total Bales..........++ GOLD opened at 109%, which was the lowest figure of the day, advanced to 110, the bighest, and closed at 109%. The hardening of the premium is evi- dently due. to a closing out of a portion of the | short interest, which paid a consideration for the vase Of gold yesterday. Loans to-day were made flat and % tol percent for carrying. There were 29 bids tor the government gold at the Sub-Treas- ury to-day, aggregating $4,870,000, Tanging from 109.51 to 109.84. The awara of $1,000,000 was made from 109.77 upward. The cus- toms receipts to-day were $551,000. The Assistant *| ‘Treasurer paid out $111,000 on interest account ana $13,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds. The Treasury at Washington received $400,000 five- | twenties for redemption. The steamship Cimbria for Europe to-day took out $260,200 specie, of which $100,000 was gold coin and the remainder silver coin. THE MONEY MARKET showed a slightly increased «activity, call loans be- ing 2 and 3 per cent. Prime short date mer- cantile paper 18 5 to 6 per cent and long date 634 to 2% percent. The period for active money usually attendant upon the fall movementof the crops ‘would appear to have reached its initial stage. The report yesterday of the embarrassment of the Citizens’ Bank of New Orleans was confirmed this | ‘morning by news of its suspension, For some time the credit of the bank has been impaired and its bills have not been readily taken away from home, nenc2 the loss will fall chiefly upon the locality of the bank, Its assets are said to be large, but composed to a great extent of real estate, which in New Orleans at the present time ts most unavailable. The internal revenue re- ceipts to-day were $327,000, ‘ FOREIGN EXOHANGE opened dall, with a tendency to lower figures. The counter rates of the leading drawers were vanchanged; but first elass bankers’ billaon Lon- on could be had at 4.86% @ 4.864 and 4.8834 @ 4.89. At 4.86 a fair amount of prime bills could be placed. In the afternoon prime bankers’ bills ‘were quoted at 4.86 a 4.8634 for sixty days’ sterling, and 4.88% to 4.89 for short sight. The counter ‘ates still remained— Ks Stzzy Days, ‘Three Days. Prime bankers’ ster- ling billa on London, 4.86% 84.87 4.89 9 4.8055 Good bankers’ do... ... 4.85% w 4.8614 4.8844 a 4.89 Prime com, sterling do, 4.85 0486 488 4.8956 Paris (bankers’). 5.16% B 515 5.183% a 5.1259 B17 @ 5.16% 5.13% @ 5.1256 5.16% & 5.45% 5.13% a 5.124 40%0 41 sla 41K 4a 9 Na 9 40% 40% 41 41s 9449 95 OX a 96 wee T1590 T1 T1H 8 TH ‘The following are the direct rates of the bank- ers named on London: Morton, Bilss & Co,, easy...4.87 @ 4,894 less com. British ‘Gank, easy. ns AKT 0 4.8054 1088 18. Seligman & Co., steady.....4.87 & 4.8944 less com. Bank of Oailiornia, steady. .4.87 — less 1-5, A. Belmont & o., duil.....4,873 a 4,804 less 1-16. Drexel, Morgan &Co., nom’l.4.87 a 4.8934 less com. Brown Bros. & Co., quiet...4.87 @ 4.894 less 1-16, THE BANK OF ENGLAND fate of discount was unchanged to-day, remaining at 8 percent. The bank lost during the past week £94,000 in bullion, The proportion of bank reserves to liabilities, Which was last week 48% per cent, is now 46% per cent. The bullion in the Bank of France decreased 75,000 francs during the past ‘week, THE FOREIGN MARKETS ‘were generally steady and firm for American gecurities, which left of in London at five P. M. as follows :—Oonsols, money, 9244 & 924% ; do,, account, 02% @92%; 1885 Canda. Old, 108%: Ave-twanty do. ‘ NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1874.-TRIPLE SHEET. | peen quoted yesterday at 74 to 75. Central Pacific After noon | Paris rentes closed 64 francs 20 centimes, At Am- | $0 Sterdam Union Pacifio shares were quoted 26%; | 500 ao D3 Se! Erie, 30% $00 West Un fei..de bs 7 GOVERNMENTS 40 3 t] Were quiet and firm, with the prigcipal business s in 18678, coupon, which sold at 117%. Closing | 160 prices were as follows:—United States currency | $4) sixes, 1175, & 117%; do, sixes, 1881, registered, 117% | BW vo 8 & 117%} do. do., do., coupon, 1184 a 118%; do, | 14) Pac Mail S8..bo bs 4 five-twenties, 1862, registered, 112% a 112%; do. | 100 do., do., coupon, 113% 9 112%; do, do., 1864, regis- | 40 io tered, 114% @ 114%; “0. do., do., coupon, 115% & 8 200 116; do. do,, 1865, registered, 115% a 115%; do. do., Ee do., coupon, 116% ® 117%; do. do, do, new, 100 Le registered, 115% a 116; do. do., do., coupon, 116% a ie 00. ab 1G 116%; do. do., 1867, registered, 116% @ 117; do. POMS Gon RE.b 0 be those do., do., coupon, 117% & 117%; do. do., 1868, regis- 500 ae tered, 116% @ 117; 40. do., do., coupon, 117% & 117%; do. ten-forties, registered, 110% @ 11144; do. do., coupon, 111% & 112); do. fives, 1881, regis- tered, 112% @ 112%; do. do, do., coupon, 112% a 11254. RAILWAY MORTGAGES were moderately active, with sales at the first call amounting to $113,500, Of this amount $50,000 New York Central firsts sold at 10554; Union Pacific firsts brought 84% a 844; Land Grants, 84% a 85, end Sinking Fund 66, Chesapeake and Ono first, coupon, rose to 48%; anodd lot went at48. The market was dull and steady in the late afternoon dealings. Union Pacific firsts sold at 843, Land Grants at 85, Sinking Funds at 66, Albany and Sus- quehanna second at 100, and Toledo and Wabash, St. Louis division, at 73, the last named having | bonds closed at 903 to 9034, and Union Pacifica, 8434 to 8444 for firsts, 8434 to 85 for Land Grants, 79 to 80 for Incomes and 65% to 06), lor Sinking Funds, Western Pacific bonds closed at 823; a 83, 100 do.. 3B, H & # 700 shs West Un Te! 5) 0, Be 20) ahs Chi & RT RR. i do. 100 do 100 Obio & Miss Ki 100 Tol & Wab RR. Py Qs at figures | Gold bi 300 at figures within the range of the appended quotations. Corn meal was quiet, but firm. Sales 600 bols. at prices uly within our quoted range. We quotei— "| 5s a ag 3000 | Sup 4750 50 ew) | - 52a 5h Brad 3 | cl +50 a 600 Su) 4750 50 | xtra Minnesot a 70 Round hoop Ohio, 5250 5 90 10115 gna 11:30 A, mM. | Bound hoop Ohio sBa 60 8 5-20, ¢, "88... 's, 1u-a0, 13 St. Louis, straight ex 4 a 80000 U 8 6-2); 0, 165.00. 117 St Louts, choiee double extra oe 7H First Board—10:30 A. Mm. | 8t Louis choice tamuy. * Nominal» | $6000 Mo 900 shsUhi AN WR.bde 3844 | Rye flour, ine to superfin 1 400.8 600 eh bo ay Southern, No. 2. Nominal, pe ST” | Southern, super $7 a 5 29 2000» + 57. | Southern, extra. 52ba 6 US 3000) 963 | Southern, tamily. 68a 925 1000 Chi & NW s f..... 100, 400M: 34% | Corn meal, Wester 28508 425 pik Saeaneree Eye 53% | Corn meal, Jersey... D375 a £0 10000 Lake § Ist con c. 3444 | Corn meal, Brandywine. . ip a 480 5000 NY Cen 6's, 'S7. 34g | Corn meal, puncheons. vhoa = 5.00 NY 4's | Warar.—The market was irrogniar and unsettled for 1 Fs #4” | old and a shade better for uew. ‘The sales foot up 143.00 19:0 U $0 34 | bushels at $1 10 a $1 12 for No. Sspring, $1 16 a $117 for eu Fd 33% | No. 2 Chicago sprin; 24 tor No, 9 Milwaukee 1000 U 300 34” | do., $1240.91 31 for No. 1 spring, $1 13 9 $1 23 for new | 1000 00 3 wititer red, $124.8 $1 26 for amber Western aud, $1 27) 100 Bah & $1 W for white. Corn wi wtive and from 2c. a é. 900, 9% | dearer. ‘The salés aggregate 240,000 bushels at 8c, 4 87 200 , 838 | for mixed tn store, Siigc. a S80. for do. afloat and Wo. 800 3:%@ | 950. for white." Uats were trom lo, @ de, better, and a 19 shs Fourii'N Bank 100, #00 53% | tive at the improvement; sales, 99,000 bushels at S4c. a | 11g Ninh Nat Bank... 10056 Gay s for ‘mixed and Bie a, Bho Thon niet ale, wi wu “option . de. ® veto bod ag Acton 00. 8 940. Barley a0, 5 4 im Sela 8 ry fora tat nates There “wat materi cl je. at ke * Tor Wahege tor charter. Wut We 300 shs West Un Tel.... DO do. Am Dock & Imp bonds. 98 Mil &5t P Ist 8's, P D..108 Mila stP 7's, g.R D.. 75 Mil & St P ist. Ohi & » W int bdi T&M D. 7L 93 Dub & Sioux City 2d di 9L ind, Bloom & West Ist. 43 BlBNCes.. The following were the bids on the regular call :— id, vew Yi n 68, 87.. 93 New York Cen 6s, re. 1 New York Cen o's, sub. 9144 103% NY Cen 7's, "76. New York Gen isi New York Cen lst $ Cen Pac g bonds. Cen Pac State sid bas. in Ist m, BS. 95. Tol, Peoria & War, WD 724 ‘Tol’ Wab 2d m.. Quincy & Tol Ist, '90.. BONDS. Tenn 6's, new. Virginia’ 6's, old Virginia 6's, ne Virginia 6s, ne: MEMORANDUM, Mr. Samuel Sloan, President of the Delaware, Lackawanva and Western Katlroad Company, this | morning received a letter from Mr. W. J. Howard, you had better be on your guard, Thursday, 733 ins Sept. 3-10 A. M., Before Call. 1000 shs Un Pacific ao. Bi Bia. | 8 Alb & Sus 2d bds. 100 Kalamazoo & Wd P Ist. #0. lw Mil &stP RR. i} Vos, Ha & Ist mt 24te Lake Shore div b. 97% | 40) Union Pac | Bur, © R& Mist, 7s, gt 6555 Lake shore Ist.c c..... 97 1300 do. 3 | Ches & Ohio 6's, ist m.. 43: ke Shore con lst, r.. 97 | Chi & Aiton Ist'm.....10482 Lake Shore con 2d) r.. 9136 j | Louisiana & Mo Ist, gtd 44. Mich Cen con 7's, i902. 98 StL, Jack & Chi stm. 96° Mich Cen ist m, 8's, '82112 Chi, Rock Island & Paco NY & N HO) KJ'Cen Istm, new....lua New York ¢ $0) ri a The only transaction in State bonds was a lot of $6,000 Missouri sixes, long bonds, at 93. The fol- Missouri 5, " Missouri 0's, * : i Missouri 6's, ” p | Missouri 6 b 5 | Missouri 9334 Ark 6's, fund. he } Funding boi 4 Ark7's LR AS is. 10 | Lng bas, ¢ Ark 7s, M& LR io | Miss 6's," ce Ark 7's, LR, PB Tenn 6, old. Ark 7's, MO & R Riv. ‘Tenn 6s, old Ark 7's, Cen BR... CITY BANK SHARES ‘BOD, were dull. Fourth National and Ninth National ; sold at 100, The latest bids are annexed :— : Bids American Fxcnange. 111 Manhattan. } Central National. 97 Mechanic: Commerce 3734 New York. x Corn Exchan 12)” Ninth National 100 First National... 20 Park 135 Fourth National. 10) Peopie’s. 1) | : 14) Republic 105 | Union.. 1573g The operations of the Guld Exchange Bank to- day were as lollows Gold balances Currency bala Gross cicarances CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT, Currency exchanges Currency balances. .:... iold exchunges. 1,570 | General Solicitor of the Pennsylvania Railroad, | Gated at Phiiadelphia, of which the following is an extract:— I heave had under investigation tor a few days, quietly, the case of raised certificates of the Penn- | sylvania Katiroad Company, which were tody of an insurance company in this city, to- | gether with a number of other certificates of Philadelphia and Reading in cus- Railroad, New Jersey | Central, Lehigh Valley Railroad, and your own | Ordinary. .. yy 2 company, all of which have been trauadulentiy Good ordinary. ty » 1s Wha raised from small to larger amounts. I believe 18 Hee) Apne ene | most of the certificates are now in the hands of a 18% 3 reliable person, and are not hable to get out, but | wie 18g SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, } ao, 83; do 33%; do 83 | *65n.c 116g | « 116% é 73 Ly, 85 low U 8 10-40, ¢ 3500 ao. 1iu US 6-20, c, Second Roard—1 P. M. 81% 5shs Mich Cen R.be 73, 8-10 Clev & Pitts, gt.be s73¢ 6 WTO WR be 33% w 19 dec $3000 Un PRR Ist....0 ‘4000 Un Pac 7s, |g. Su Un Bac sky 10. a | Morris & Bssex Istin..106 Western Pacific bonds. #244 en Morris & Essex 2d m.- 1100 Un Pac lst, +++ B48 4 30) Con Goal. | Morris & ) ssex 7%, '71.. 9644 Union Pact 27 3 | Tru West nT brie Istm ex. 03" Union Pacific 1 7838 | Tuo a } 2 Union Pacific sf. 66 aes Pac Rik ot Mo, Ist. 79 +4 Pac RK of Mo, 2d. or Long Vock bon 9 Pitts, Ft atm. Fian'& Stdo conv Te Pith twa Chied mh Dub & Sioux City ist'm 91 9736 | | 100 do: 200 PacRK of Mo. 2130 to 3 P. 97 100 shs Mil & St P pt.. 53 | 77% 20 Ch.& NW RA, 87 $10.00 Mor & Es } 100) shs West Un 16 | | { OLOSING PRICES—3 O'CLOCK P, M. West UnTel.... 7K a 77% Unton Pacitte fie tail acific ia { YCAR RR. Why | Brie a COMMERCIAL REPORT. —_—-—_——_. Cotton Nominal—Flour . Steady—Wheat Firmer—Corn Higher—Oats Decidedly Better—Pork Barely Steady—Lard Un- changed—Sugar Firm—Coffee Easier— Freights Quiet—Petroleum Lower— Naval Stores Quiet, but Firm—Whis- key Decidedly Higher. % THURSDAY, Sept. 3—6 P. M. Corron.—The Exchange baving adjourned no business was reported officially, and on the street we heard of no transactions of importance. We append nominal quotations as follows :— Uplands. Alabama, N. Orleans, Texas, 13% 18 13: 13; | —tThe quotations are based on cotton in store run- ning in quality not more than half a grade above or below the grade quoted. The receipts at the various ports were as {ollows:—Galveston, 592 bales; New Orleans, 401; Mobile, 2; Savannan, 310 ; Charleston, 73; Wilmington, 3; Norfolk, 117; New | Yors, 70; Boston, 1; Philadelpnia, 30, Total, 1,599. Corres.—The market for Rio was dull, lower and nominal in the absence of transactions, Quota- tions reduced }4c. On ordiMary and fair cargoes and \c. on good. Mild coffee was also inactive, but without material change in value, Tho stock of coffee in first hands other than Rio includes 500 bags and 18,300 mats of Java, 4,404 mats ot Singapore, 3,544 bags of Ceylon, 12,926 do. of Maracaibo, 6,346 do. of Laguayra, 8791 do, ot Jamatca, 350 do. of St. Domingo, 1,063 do. of Porto Rico, 12,867 do. of Costa Rico, 5,200 do. of Mexican ‘and 6,084 do. of Savanilla. ‘otal, 54871 bags and 22,704 mats. We quote:—Rlo, ordinary qargoes, 153¢c. a 15Ko. ; ir do., 16340. @ 16%c. ; good do., 17%. & 180. ; prime d oc stake okeme iainge toe Ist ie, woke. 5 rmen' By, rad x m eylon iiige, a uusee.; Maracaibo, IT ac. a 20%%c.; La: Pe .: Jamaica, 17360. a 19%0. 7-56) Do- fringe, Yse (c,; Porto Rico, isc, & in3e. ; Costa Rica, 183qc, W Bigc- 5 tO 17 wae’ sete ceetpie Flour’ 16,466 bot ashels; corn, 98,125 bi is. The fou heard of sates footing up 14,200 bbs. | 25) bhds. of common at 7%c,, 600 bhds, of tair to Foot 6. } Stock this day, | at higher p ‘ices; siles GW bbis. at $100 @ $1 06, closing e | Dorts cousswise, 9. Si 8, 0. | Ports coastwise, 198. | strained, | 73% | Be.; oats, Shee. ) Corn active, Sayences sales 10,000 bushels No. 2 West- bids were generally under the views of shipowers. and comparatively litue was accomplished. ments were :—To Liverpool, by steain, 43000 b Kian at 64. ov bbls. dour at 26. Sd. dnd “by bis. rosin at 2s. 3a. To London, by steam, 64) Dbis. flour on private terms. “To Glasgow, by’ steam, 10.00) hushels of grain at 54d. ; 100 tons of syrup at 258. ‘The charters comprise —An Austrian bark, hence to the United King. dom, with 3,600 quarters of grain, at 4s. 94.; @ Norwegian brig, hence to Lisbon, with 1,74 quarters of grai in ship's Baws. at loc.’ per bushel; a Norwegian Lurk, wi 22,00 bushels of do., ence same voyage and rate” a British bark, henes to Newcastie, with 2.4 bbls. refived petroleum, at 43. ligd.; a German, bark, hence to Bremen, with 5,500 bbis of refined do., at 3s. 9d., [st of October clearance: an Italun brig, hence to Malaga, with 10,0) cases of refined do., at 20s. and £7 gratuity; an Italian bark, hence to Gibraltar for orde! with 2,700 bois. of refined’ do., at 43. 3d.; an Italian dar hence same voyage, with bola. of do. at 4s. Gd., with privilege of the Adriatic at 5s m italian 0 tons, hence to Barcelona or Tarragona, onrgo of es, ON private terms; am American brig, New York to St. Thomas, with 250) bbla. of merchand's, at & Jump sum of $1.03; 4 Russian bark, trom Philalelphis $e Kouerdam, with S100 bbia of refined petroleum, at MoLassms.—Refining grades were inactive for want of stock with which to operate. The transactions were con*ned to grocery qualities, the stock of which was ample for the requirements of the trade. Prices were steady, except Jor Porto. Kico, on which a single ad- | yanet established, The stook this date Includes 33 hhds. of Cuba, 3,939 do. of Porto Rico, 1,517 do. of Eng lish [slands atid 2,00) bbis, of New Orleans, We quote i— New crop—Cubs centritugal and mixed. sé. a. Sho; do, 7o. & Ale. ; do. muscovado refining, 38. . Qc. & Bic. | Vorto Rico, 40c. a 7 liah Isfands, 4c. 8 55c. 85e. Naval STORRS.—F OI th . for merchantable order. have only to note @ sale of 50 bbis at Shc, The market for strained rosin was quiet, but firmer; quoced at $2 30 4 35 for common to good. “We heard of a sale of 1,000 bbls: of ordinary at $2 90, ‘The dner grades were ne- lected and nominal. Tar was obtainable at $3 90 for Vilmington and $325 for Washington. Piteh sold in Jobbing way at $2 6234 for city Gelivered, Pxrnove’a.—For refined the market was again easier resulting in a moderate business. ‘ihe sales include 2,500 bbls. for prompt delivery at 11%e.. 4,000 do. tor do, at 12c,, and 3,000 do., deliverable from the ‘st to the 15ui of October, dt 12ig¢. Crude in bulk was also easier; 2,000 bbis. sold tor’ prompt delivery at Sc. Cases wore steadily held ati7c., aud haphtha at 9e. for Western and Wige, a 10350. for city. The Philadeipmia market wag dull and lower, We noto a sale of 3,000 bbls. tor prompt delivery at llc. Reports trom the oi producing points Were of quiet market, with quotatious not essentially changed. FPuovisions—Receipts—Pork, 188 pbis.; beet, | 50 ackages: cut meats, 300 do. ; lard, 30 kegs, ‘The market for mess pork was quiet, but closed about steady, with $22 75 asked, ana $22 60 bid tor cash lots, We Neard of Sales of 50) Dbis, for ‘September, $22 45 @ $22 61. Bacon Was quict but steady. We note a sale oi 8) boxes of long clear at. 12}. ne range of 8%c. a ne Dressed hogs are steady, within th c. fot grassers and corn fed. Bee! ‘h market remai very quiet, but values exhibited no change. In a distributing way, lots to the amount ot 5) ages changed hands at prices within the range ot 41 $13.50 for plain mess bbls, $14 a $15 for extr do., $20 a $41 for prime mess tierces, $22 a $23 India “mess do, and $24 a $25 for éxtra city India mess. Beet “hams met with & moderate inquiry, but without resulting in transactions of conse- quence; quoted wt $26 a $47 for summer cured. Cut Meats—ihe market continues auiet, with prices, ruling steady, We have only tu note sales of 5X) pickled shoul- Gers at 8c. and £00 loose pickled hams at 1i3ge, Lard— | ' $120.000 | {inproved and unimproved i W. Dok F FINANCIAL, ] SUWAY¥S HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW York cit ring to BOBRO Ply to H, L, GRANT, 1 Pine street. IMHE PROPRIFTOR OF A DAILY NEWSPAPER AND printing offi, in vicinity of New York, desires to borrow $3,\00 for one year; can give a first mor over $10,000 worth of material. ‘The party making this loan, if qualified, can receive a lucrailve situation: 11 not, & liberal comperisation. done need apply unless those ready, movey. 7B HAVE FUNDS TO PURCHASE GOOD SECON ‘and Leasehold Mortgages; iso to loan on City or Brooklyn Property. Call on SAWARD & LEAVIIT, 54 Wall street. WARTED—$10,00, AND $3),000 ON REAL FS hear Chicago; five years’ ample security. Address A. G. >, box 1,906 Post office, New York. 7 RER CENT 18 YEAR | BONDS-DISTRICT OF Columbia, anteed by the United States, for sale below par by LIVIAGSTUA & CO., Bunkers, 10 Pine $1.500 WANTED {FoR six MONTHS OR ONB -0)) year. on @ steamboat laid up in port, Worth $10,000, at fair rate, Address SKCURITY, Herald otfice. $4. 000 WANTED—FOR ONE YEAR, ON $10,000 7 q . Ror cent township bonds of a Western State, for which 10 per cent interest will be pald and a bonus of halt pronts of accrued interest. di TOWNSHIY, Herald office. $10, 000 —I WILL PURCHASE MORTGAGES IN . + sums of $2,020, 83,000 and $5,000 at a rea- sonable rate of discount. Apply wo or dddress CHARLE R. MILLER, 202 Broadway, room 6. EWsP4PER, box 201 Herald offe Address FOR INVESTMENT IN. FIRST AND second Mortzazes on City Property, $75.00) tor Brookiyn First BARTLEs, 48 Pine strect. re: Advertiser iy willing that the purchaser shail assist to run the busineys tor a reasonable time betore he invests one dollar; none but business men need call. Do. 87 Bond street, GENTLEMAN PROCEEDING TO CALIFORNIA would accept of a few good*Agencies {rom first class houses only; unexceptionable references. Address CALIFORN Jerald Uptown Branch office. BU: : SM Es8, SUIT TO LARGE OR SMALL capital, tor sale—Judges of the American [nadtute report the article the best known to them, Apply at 55 Ley street, irom 11 to 3. Agents wanted. FINE OPPORTUNITY I3 HEREBY OFFERED TO @ maAn of means to take the place of a retiring part- fer in one of the oldest and most successful houses in the city counected with the hardware trade; a good chance fora young man seeking @ business to connect himself with a first class party. - Address No. 7 Herald office, WIDOW LADY, DOING A GOOD PAYING BUSI- ness, wishes a Man Unencumbered, with means, to arge. Address A. station D. The market tor Western steam, ruled quiet. It closed steady at l4%e. for 5 embe We heard of sales of 250 tierces for September at I434¢.; 1,280 do.. seller's option ALLL ASL6e, ; "and 250 do., seller's op- tion six months, at il%ec. City lard was steady at ltc., with sales of 100 ter ces. Rick.—A fair jobbing business was consummated to- day, bit otherwise te market ruled, quiet and steady. Sales 35 tlerces of Carolina at from, 8c, a 8%c. per 1b., and 220 bags ot Rangoon at 6c. a (9c. per Ib. SuGAR.—Uhere was a fair business reported in raw sugar, With the market ruling very firm on the basis of $i¢c, a 83c. for 1air to good refining. ‘The sales inctuce at 8ic. 0. %c-, 2400 boxes oF centritugal at 9 and {8:9 bags of Pernambuco at 730, per Ib. was firm at 10%0. a lsc. for standard “A's,” 10%¢c. tor Tranuiated and powdered and lic. for crushed. Messra. Wait, Creighton Morrison, in their circular of this date, sum up thus:— Ends. Boxes, Bags. Melado. Stock (ascertained by actual count, Including specula- tion) Sept..1, 1374... Receipts since Sept. Totals... Sales since 09 12,158 “89.595 . 228 1,784 Sept. 3, 1874..117,60 87,811 th swock Sept. iN ns P4212 56,681 jept. 8.1% 76,239 Comparing w Comparing with stock equ Yon. tair to good fair, Bye. B 84C, | do., nc. & Sige, Rrocery, fair to good, Sige. 4 5%c.; prime wo to 8%e.; centrifugal, hhds. and’ boxes, Nos. 8 to 13, B%c. a gc. ; Molasses, hhds. and boxes, 7340. a Se. ; melado, 6 clayed, box Dutch standard, Noa. 70% Thee. BC. ; dO., 1U to 12, 84g¢. to 8%4c. ; do., 13 to 15, | Dig. a De. de to 18, 9c. & 1N9§C. ; dO.. 19 to 20, 1USgc. i i do.. 16 a 10%0.; white, 10c. ‘a llc. Porto Rico—Refuing, common to Prune, Tc, a 8c; grocery, falr to choice Sic. a9. Brazil—Luieh standard, Nos. 9 to ll, 7gc. Java—vutch standard, Nos 10 to 12 8igc.'a 9c. Manila—Superior and extra superior, 73¢¢. # 8c. STkaRINE was dull and nominal, TALLOW firm. We note sales of 75 hhds. 100,000 Ibs. of out of town stovk at 7-16e. per ib. Receipts, 405 bbls. The market was active at the higher price. DOMESTIC MARKETS, Gavvnston, Sept. 3, 1874. middling, 16c.; low middling, l5e.; good Net receipts, 892. bales; roa, ool. “ux sale: Stock, 6,9 New Oxuxans, Sept. 8, 1874 Cotton quiet; middling, 16%gc_ Net receidts, 40i bales; gross, 482. Exports coastivise, 400. Sales, 300; last even: Ing, 45). “Stock, 16, Mosttx, Sept. 3, 1874. Cotton quiet; middling, 15%c. a l6c.; low middling 1Se.; good ordinary, l4c. Net receipts, 2 bales kx: Bales, 50. Stock, 3,740. Savannan, Sept. 8, 1874. Cotton steady; middling, 1539c.:, low middling, 15¢, good ordinary, lie. Net receipts, S10 bales; gross, 84%, pales, 422. Stock, 4,990. Cuantxston, Sept. 8, 1876. Cotton quiet; middling, 15ic.; low middling, Like. ; good ordimary, lage. ‘Net receipts, 73 bales Exports to Great Britain, | Sales, 200. Stock, 4.080. Winurxcron, Sept 3, 1874. Spirits mrpentine Gull at 3%, Rosin quiet at $l 80 for turpentine steady a for har 2 25 for yellow and'$2w for virgin. Tarsteauy at 210. — Cotton dal; ord:mary, l4¢. ¥ Fe i waz —A NI undertaking; W. H.W. AN pINTEREST IN, A LIGHT MANUFACTURING business, profitslarge; to the right man a@ good chance; capital amaits sald -party to have charge of busi- all ou or address M. B., 434 Morris avenue, Bliza- NEWSPAPER AND PERIODICAL BUSINESS, Including books, stationery, &c., in a first class loca: to be disposed of immediately for $90. | Apply, by With real name, and address N. E, W. 5., Vote & Ecclesine, Attorneys, &c., 24 Broadway. TIVE PARTNER WITH ABOUT $2.00 IN A FIRST class ladies’ furnishing business on Broadway ; long established and very protitable; would sell out; full Roaraniee given; no agents. Address A. P. D,, Herald ofice. LADY DESIRES TO ASSOCIATE HERSBLF WITH some first class dentist for the purpose of acquiring @ knowiedge of the business. Reierences. Address hiss A. M., Herald off TRUSTY MAN, OF GOOD HABITS, HAVING $1,000 in cash, Is wanted in a long established Coal busi- hess; a safe dind profitable opening fora good man. : MALONE, 121 Nassau street, USINESS AND PLEASURE.—CALL AND CONSULT poco e G. G. CAMPBELL (miller), at French's Hictel, New York, in reference to a paying business, with bi all capital reauired. NVESTMENTS MADE FOR CAPITALISTS AND others in mercantile, manufacturing und tmeorpo- rated companies. Manutacturers and merchants desir- ng capital to incrguge business solicited. ALEXANDER FROTHINGHAM & CO. 12 Wall street. WANT A RELIABLE MAN, WITH A FEW HUN- dred dollars, to purchase an Interest and assist in managing a permanent, legitimate business, where # large amount of money can be made constantly. WOOD, 385 Broadway, room 35, ARTNER WANTED—IN A NEAR-BY, FIRST CLASS, all the year hotel, newly and elegantly furnished; must be capable and have $5,000; the location, pros ects, &c., unequalled. For particulars address INTSEVIEW, box 795 Post office. ARTNER WANTED.—$600 WILL PURCHASE A halt interest in an old established Real Estate Bos\- hess on Broadway. Address, for one week, ROMAIN B., Merald Uptown Branch office. PATENTED ARTICLE WANTED—BY AN BNTER- prising and entirely reliable party, to manufactore and sell, on royalty or otherwise, Address, with fuil particulars, ENTERPRISE, Herald office. ARE OPPORTUNITY.—ONE OR TWO SILVER ‘Mining Properties tor sale cheap, situated in Little Cottonwood, Utah Territory, 17 miles trom furnaces (all rail), where ore can be sold tor cash. Address MINER, box 191 Herald office. Warten PARTNER, WITH A CAPITAL OF about $10,000, to assist in opening up a business with the British North’ American provinces, promising good returns; references given and required. Address, tor particulars, C. S., Post office, Montreal, Canada. TANTED—$5,000, ACTIVE OR SPECIAL, FOR EX- tending & manufacturing business: very handsome profits; article of unumited sale, not subiect to season; Capital required In successive instalments to suit busi- ness. Address, appointing interview, K. R., Heraid office. TIATOR FOR AN IMMENSE we will call for reference. Address Herald office. ws ED—ACTIVE+ PARTNER AND $1,000 CASH, to take charge of store and goods; article in gre: ToLmno, Sept. 8, 1874. Plonr firm andin fair demand. Wheat firm and in | fair demand at $117 for No. 3 white Wabash; $1 13 tor No. white Michigan: $1.09 a $1 093¢ for amber Michi | fan; $1 14% for No. Lred; September. $1 15; No. 2red, Hiss, Bi tie Gorn Arm and tu fabr demtund at Tose g | nots, in fair demand ai . ‘high mixed; Novomber, fe 74c.; new, i low . 73¢.; no grade, 73c. Uats in good'demand at | for No. 1: sige. for No. 2: October, 4c. Michigan, Freights nominal. Receipts—19,000 pushels wheat, | 5.00 do. corm, 1200 do. oats. Shipments—1,000 bois flour, 87,000 bushels wheat, 23,000 do. corn, 5,00do oats, Burrato, Sept, 3, 1874. | Lake and rail mports for the last twenty-four hour: Flour, 5,02 bbls; wheat, 835,217 bushels; corn, 290,236 do. ; oats, 24.500 do. : barley. 1,6 " Wheat, 131,93 bushels; corm, 35,425 do. Rail exports. Wheat, 13,60. d barley, 1,000 do. Western’ spring, $6.0 $6 50; $6 75.0$7 25: white, $7 25 ‘a $8 25. ‘Wheat active; sal ‘about 70,000 bushels, not made public; 10,000 bushels No, 2 Milwaukee at $103; Northwestern offered at $1 1: red winter, $1 15 a $117; extra white winter, $1 3 ern at 70%4 sold at 7c. ; market excited: sales are still being made. | Oats advanced ; sales $0.00) bushels No. 2 Toledo at 4c. Rye nominal at We. ley malt firm: Cunada, $1 80 a $10; Western, $1 6 a $1 70. Balance unchanged, Osweco, N. ¥.. Sept. 3, 1874. Flour unchanged; sales 1,60) bis. Wheat dull; sales 5,08 bushels No. 2’ spring at $1 094. Corn firm; two cars at Corn meal, $33 tor bolted and $32 for in the afternoon 120,00 bushels were Bic. unbolied per ton, | Millfeed unchanged ; shorts, $19; ship. | 2 stutis, $22; middlings, $28 per ton. Wheat, 630.; corn, ve. to the liudson,’ Lake receipts—36,000 bu: do. barley, 2,043,000 feet of lumber. Canal shipments— 10,600 bushels wheat, feet of lumber, The first new Canada barley arrived last night: CuIcaco, Sept. 3, 1874, Flour quiet and weak, Wheat active, ind higher, ‘at 9%. ior No. Lspring ; 9430. for No.2 do. cash: 94i¢0., | September: 938%c., Octoder; No. 3 do, Wc. ; rejected, | Corn ‘active and higher, at 7iic. for No. 2 mixed, cash or September; 713¢c., October ; high mixed, 71340. ;re= jected, 70c, Oats active and higher, at 43%c. tor ‘No. 2 cash or October; rejected, dligc. a d2c. Kye in fair de- mand and bigher, at 77c. a 773sc. tor No.2 Barley ac. | tive and higher, at 9c. a 960. for No. 2 spring, Bie, for No. do, Pork steady at $22 75 a $23, cash; $17 15 ti rd.dull and a shade lower, at ; Ie. a [1%e., seller all the year, Bulk meats | 4 unchange j bales of shoulders, buyer Sep- tember, at 9c. Whiskey steady at 9c. In the open Board In the afternoon wheat closed at 47%c., cash; 944¢., October. Corn, 72\c., cash, September and Octo: ber, “Oats at 4330. a 4c. “Receipts—4,000 bbls. flour £7,000 bushels wheat; 97,00 do. 17,000 do. els wheat, 5,500 Uc., ca steady corn; Acs; 1,000 do. rye; 9,00 do. batiey. Shipment: $853! pute non ee) Dushels wheat; 10800 do corn 9.000 do. oats; 7, do. barley. BUROPEAN MARKETS, Loxpor Propuce Marxet.—Loxnow, Sept. 3—Even- tng.—Common rosin, 6% 3d, a 6s. Gd. percwt Spirits wrpentine, 238. 6d. per cw FINANCIAL. —STOCK PRIVILEGES ON ALL THE ACTIVE. + Btoc! ollated: at 1 to 2 cent {rom the mar- | ket; $0 u eats or calls; $: $350° doubie privi- | leges. This system of operating !stully explained in a pamphlot, with valuable statistical {itormation, sent free to all who desire to speculate. i UMBRIDUE & CO., Bankers and Brokers, No. 2 Wall street. A —OLAIMS, NOTES, MORTGAGES, aC.. SPEEDILY | « and thoroughly prosecuted oy an experienced at- torney. without any charge whatever unless guccesstul; excellént references from clients Address LAWYER, Lox 2,432 Post office. MONEY LOANED PROMPTLY ON MORTGAGE; lortgages cashed; Stocks, Bonds, Real bstate, Fur- Hiture, &c., sold by auction. V. K. STEVENSON, Jr., U1 Pine street, or 31 Bast Seventeenth street. CARD.—THE GOLD CERTIFICATE FOR ONE thousand ($1,000) Dollars, which the poy James Jenkins had lost, has since been found and returned to us, The arrest was made by the detectives without our order and altogether on thelr own responsibility. RASMUs & LISSIGNOLO, 2 Exchange place. | tive pariner. | ne ton. ‘Canal’ treignts— | New York; lumber, $275 to | rt demand; money secured four times amount Pringipals ply at 72 Courtlandt street from 10 to 2, wi $3,000 OR $4,000 A GENTLEMAN OF BXTEN™ sive business experience and large acquaintance desires to enter down town stationer's business as ac- Address ©. A. L., Herald office. JILL BEAR FULL _INVESTIGATION—ENTER prising party to become interested in « monoply of great magnitude; $5,000 to 35,000 wanted. RBesidence 238 West Forty-fourth street, 9 to 12 and 3 to 6. WARTEDSAN, ENERGETIC BUSINESS PARTNER in an old established, Hocrally paying, legitimate, cash business; a rure opportunity is here offered; well worth investigating. Particulars at 1,24] Broadway. 3.000.- sah rg WANTED, A YOUNG MAN, '. with the above amount, to joi the ad. vertiser in an old established shirt manufacturing busi- on broadway. Address H., box 110 Herald office. 0k eT RIVER THIEVES HUNTED DOWN, Since the erection of the new slips and ferry- houses at the Pennsylvania Railroad depot in Jersey City was commenced river thieves have | carried on a brisk trade in stealing hundreds of dollars’ worth of choice planks and beams, It was only yesterday that the game was | detected, Affidavits were made out be- fore Justice Leonard, and on these war- ranta were issued for the arrest of William Nugent and Philip Russell. The parties appeared | and gave ball for examination next Tuesaay. War- | rants were also issued jor the arrest of two otver articipators in the conspiracy who fled te New Yorks Russell, tt is alleged, secured the timber and drew tt to a wharf some distance off, when Nugent would appear on the scene and have the prize removed to a conventent place. ———— MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Bago—YounG.—In Brooklyn, N, ¥., on Thursday, September 3, by Rev, Washington Roosevelt, Sam- UEL 'T, BAGG, Of Utica, N. ¥., to M. Lovisk, youngest daughter of C. C. Young, Esq., of Brooklyn. BaRTHOLOMEW—HiGGINS.—On Tuesday, Septem- ber 1, by the Rev. R. Meredith, HENRY BARTHOLO- MEW to MAGGIE £. HIGGINS, all of this city. BaTES—BAMBER.—In this city (Morrisania), on Thursday, September 3, at the resiaence of the bride's sister, by the Rev. Albert S. Hall, EDWARD A. BaTss and JOSEPHINE BAMBER, all of New York. No cards, GILLEY—BURDICK.—On Thursday, September 3, at the Church of the Holy Trinity, by Rev. Stephen H. Tyng, Jr, EDWARD S. GILLEY to Fanny Bur. bt [oe ope of the late Perrin Burdick, both of tuis city. HAYDEN—MAITLAND.—On Thursday, September 8, by the Rev. Dra. Peters and Johnson, in St. Mary’s Episcopal church, Brooklyn, the Rev. R. M. HAYDEN, of Washington, D. C., to Maky A. Mai LAND, daughter of E. F, Maitiand, of Brooklyn. RicuTRR—McCOLLTM.—OD edit sig Septem- ber 2, by the Rev. M, Nolan, CHARLES J. RICHTER to’ LOUISE A., youngest daughter of John McCol- lum, all of this city. STEVENSON—HAWLEY.—At the First Congrega- tional church, Detroit, Micb., on Tuesday, Septem- ver 1, by the kev. Dr. kady, J. D. STEVENSON, Eaq.. Lieutenant United States Army, to MINNIE E., ‘daughter of Richard Hawiey, Esq., of Detroit. Died. Bacon.—At Middletown, Conn., on Wednesday, September 2, 1874, WiLLIaM W. Bacon, in the 61st year of ms age. Relatives and friends are mvited to attend the funera), at three o'clock, on Friday, September 4, | irom his late residence, ce. New Haven and Middletown (Conn.) papers New Yor September 3, 1874. i —LAPSLEY & BAZLEY, BROKERS, 74 BROAD- | A. way.—Douvte Privileges, $28). to Puts oF Talis, $10 per 100 #hé embers of Stock Bx- ares, on. change.” Pamphlet, “How Moncy Is Lost and Made in | Wall Street," to be had of Brentano, 3 Union square; pce lS T REASONABLE RATES.—MONEY ON LIFS AND Policies, Mortgages and other Insurance of ail Kinds effected with bes J, a. HABRICH & OU. U7 Broad J, HICKLING & CO, 72 BROADWAY, NEW « Yo have on hand Pats, Privileges at low rates; ten per cent cash. Call or send for pamphiet, OR SALE—MORTGQAGE $3,000, TWO YRAPRS TO run, on valuable ousiness Property in ae . N. % ‘ vert teas to immediate purchager. ory com. | Calls and “Doudie | please copy. BLack.—On Thursday, September 8, FRANCES, widow of Job L, Black, in the 72d year of her-age. ‘The relatives and friends of wie family, ure re- spectfully tavited to attend her iuneral, irom the residence of her son, William 1. Black, No. 119 Bast Sixty-first street, on Saturday, September 6, and New Jersey papers please bad 9 BYENKS.—On Wednesday, Seprember 2, ANN, be- loved wile of James Byrues, in the 54th year of her re. “erelatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, at St Peter's church, Barclay street, where @ requiem mass will be odered for Fo | the repose of her sous, on Friday, September 4, at ; ten o'clock A.M. ‘The remains will be taken thenoe to Calvary Ce | ware 'y Cemetery for interment, at one \ Mortgages without b P Se VET conus, Prineipals de | age on | Upon satisiactory inyestigation, to loan | Aidress NE often ATE | Apply at | \ .| September 2, BERNARD, sn Of Joseph Marcus, im EEE all , September 4, afters | , Wednestay, Nngering Uiness, DANTKL CROWLEY, aged 40 years, | & native of the etty of Cork, Ireland. he relatives and friends of the deceased are re- spectiully invited to atten‘ the funeral, from ug late residence, 234 Clinton street, on Sunday aiter- oon, at one O/clock. Cork papers please Copy. Davies,—On Pihursday, September 8, Louisa P. H Da second daughter of Jobo and Maria av ies, The relatives and friends are respectfully invited | to attend the iuoeral, on Sunday, the 6th toss, a6 | haitpast two o'clock, from the ‘residence of her brother-in-law, Judson H, Calkin, No. 137 Noole street, Greenpoint. DkaN.—On Wednesday, September 2, MaGarE P., | infant daughter of Josepn L. and Mary J, gr and granddaughter of Daniel Major, Esq,, aged months ang 26 anys, iis wearin he relatives und friends are respectfully ta to attend the funeral, trom No. 503 Kast 119sh | Street, on Friday, September 4, Distz.—At Stapleton, 8, I., 1874, CHARLES H, Drerz, Relatives and frieuds are invited to attend the funeral, at four o'clock on Friday, September @, irom his late residence. Interment at Woodlawn Saturday September 5, ,DURAND.—At Newark, N, J., on Wednesday, Sep- tember 2, 1874, BeaTnick, infant ick litfe B. and Jane A, Durand. nat Oar ane Funeral services at ter parente’ residence, NO- = ‘ommg ipnpey. street. Howark: on Friday, Sep- ember 4, at two o'clock P. M, and friends are invited to atrend. iat ENGLEHART.—On Wednesday, September 2. 18% Katy Wailrs, wile of Jacob L. Englehart an niece of Jonas Heller, The rejatives and friends of the family are re- spect‘uly invited to attend the funeral, on Friday, September 4, at one P. M., from ber late reat dence, 65 West Forty-sixth street. San Francisco and Portland (Oregon) papers please copy. The members of the Progress Club are respect- fully invited to attend the iuneral of Mra. Kisty White, wie of Mr. Jacob L. Englehardt, from her late residence, No, 65 West Forty-sixth street one o'clock this afternoon, By order of tue Pre dent. JACUB CAHN, Corresponding Secretary. Members of Mount Nebon Lodge No. 257, K, and A.M, are respectiully invited to attend the fu- neral of the betoved wife of Brotter Jacob Engle- hardt, and daughter of Brother Jonas Helier, ow Friday, September 4, at one o/clock, from her late residence, 65 West Forty-sixth street. JUSEPH FOX, Master. LeBanon Lopax, No. 9, f. 0. B, B.—The mem- bers of this lodge are respecttully tnvited te attend the funeral of Mrs, Katie Engeihart adopted daughter of our esteemed ex-Presideni | Jonas Heller, this day renner) September 4, a& ence, 65 West Forty- | one o'clock, from her late res! sixth street. MOSES MINZESHEIMER, President, S. Hampurces, Secretary. Fenwick.—At Keyport, N. J., on Monday, Au; 81, 1874, GBORUIANNA GILMOR, youngest daughter of William C, and Mary E. Fenwick, aged 3 years, 6 months and 8 days, . ‘The relatives and {friends of the famtly are re- spectiully invited to attend the funeral, om Sunday, September 6, atone P. M. Keyport boat Jeaves Sunday morning, at o'clock, foot of Bar- clay street. Returns at 4 P. M. FirzPaTRICK.—A month’s mind, A solemn hi Mass ol requiem will be offered for the repose the sou! ol PuiLir FiTzParRrick on Friday, Septem- ber 4, at ten o'clock A. M.. in St. John the Evan- } pos churoh, Filtieth street and Madison avenue. | The relauves aud friends of the famuy are re- specifully Invited to attend. Fritz.—On Wednesday, September 2, Jacos | Fair, Jr., 18 years and 10 months of age. The relatives and friends of the family are in- | vited to attend the funeral, at his late residence, No. 45 Whitehall street, at one o'clock, on Satur- day, the 5th inst, HARDING.—On Tuesday, September 1, WILL HakDING, in the 87th year of his age. ‘The relattves and friends of tie family are re- Spectiully invited to attend the funeral, on Fri- day, September 4, atone o’clock P. M., from his late residence, 108 East Eleventh strest. HINpL&Y.—On Thursday, Sepeeeunens 3, CAROLINE, wiie of Thowas Hindley, aged 53. Funeral on Saturday, at twelve M., at the Forty- | third street Methodist Episcopal church; thence | to Paterson, N. J. Relatives and friends are re- specttully invited to attend. HOLDEN.—At St. Francis Hospttal, Fifth street, on Thursday, September 3, ALICE HOLDEN. The relatives and friends of the fumily are re- Spectfully invited to attend the faneral, at St Francis Hospital, on Saturday. September 5. IRRLAND.—At Richfield Springs, on Tuesday, September 1, ANNE S., relict of William 8. Ireland. The funeral will take place from her late reai- dence at Richield. Lyon.—At White Plains, at the residence o! B. §. Dick, on Wednesday, September Mary A. Lyon, daughter of Joseph ang the late Joan Lyon. | Relatives and friends of the family are fully invited to attend the funeras, at St. Pat! church, East Chester, on Saturday, hes Aten | at two o’clock P.M. Carriages will be attend- | ance at White Plains depot on the arrivalef the | 10:35 A. M. train from New York, MaRcus.—At Galveston, Texas, on Wi tember the 30tn year of his age. MaYER.—On Wednesday morning, September 3, 1874, at a quarter to three o'clock, suddenty, FRI OLINE MAYER, in the 25th year of his age. The funeral will take place from the family rest- dence, No, 136 Rutledge street, Brooklya, E. D., om | Saturday, September 5, at three o'clock P. M. Rel- | atives and iriends of the family are respectiully invited to attend. MESEROLE.—In Brooklyn, on Thursday, Septem- ber 3, 1874, ELgaNoR, daughter of Jeremiah V. and Annie 5. Meserole, aged 1 year and 8 months. | “"Poneral this (Friday) afternoon, at sour o'clock, , from 226 Gates avenue. | MILLIE.—On Wednesday, September 2, Toma: | son of Thomas H. and St Lacy T. Millie, agea montns. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Friday, September 4, at half | past three P. M., trom the residence of bis parents, | Queens, Long Igiand. MINBR.—On Wednesday, September 2 Pree JENNIE G., youngest daughter of Thomas T. W. an: Saran C. Miner, aged 3 months and 26 days. ) The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parenta, 160th street, near Retreat avenue, on Friday, 4th inst., at 2 P.M. MiNeER.—In Indianapolis, on Tuesday, Septemper 1, FRANK MCWHORTER, second son of Francia 8, and the late Mary Jane Miner, of this city. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funerai services, at hits iather’s residem West Twenty-fourth street, vhis (Friday) after- noon, at three o'clock. MoRay.—Un Thursday, September 3, at her reste | dence, No. 239 East Tentn street, Lucy, the be loved Wile of James Moran. Funeral services from the Church of the Nativity, Second avenue (between Second and Third street on Saturday, at ten o'clock A, M. Relatives Iriends of the family are invited to attend, McHuGH.—On Wednesday, September 2, PATRICK McHveH, of the parison of Mullochoran, county Cavan, Ireland, aged 23 years. | The relatives and Irienda are respectfally invite@ | to attend the funeral, from the Church of Bpipie any, Second avenue, between Twenty-first and | Twenty-second streets, on Friday morning, at nine o’clock, Where Wil de offered a requiem mass for the repose of his soul; thence to Calvary Cemetery. | PAKENHAM, —On Thursday, September 3, WILLIAM | Fercuson, youngest son of Jokn and Ellen Paken- | ham, and grandson of the late William ‘guson,. | aged 1 year and 2 months, ‘The funeral will take place on Saturday, Septem- ber 5, at three P, M., irom the residence of his. parents, 667 Clinton street, Brooklyn. PFORAUSIMER.—Un Thursday, September 8, Ra~ CHARL, the beloved mother of Isaac Pforsheimer,. Sophia Friedsam, Carolina Seebacher and Henrt- etta Steinberg, in the Sith year of ber age, Relatives and friends of the family, and of h son-in-law, Jacob Seebacter, are respectfully in. vited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, September 6, at nine o'clock A, M., from the resideace of her son, No. 335 West ih eae street. PITEIN.—At Brattieboro, Vt. on Wednesday, September 2, Joun R, PITKIN (late of Woodnaven,, lL oH 1M the 80th year of his age. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, at the residence of his daugh+ ter, Mrs. G. L. Owen, Woodhaven, L. 1, on Sature day, September 5, at two o’ciock P. M. ‘yMOND.—On Thursday, September 8, after @ briet iliness, Josmpa C. .YMOND, aged 24 years and 6 months, Notive of funeral hereafter. RENVILLE,—On Thursday, September 8, SARA JAN, vhird daughter of the late Thomas N. Ba Renville. Notice of the tuneral hereafter. SANSTEN.— At Jersey City Heights, N. J., on Wede Resday, September 2, ANNIE DAV, SaNsran, In) the r ‘76th year 0 age. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend oe funeral, AW nina Bh September 4, at one o'cloc! ence her gout aw, John Senders, corner of Bergem nd Storme avenuad. MgWINTON.—At Hohokus, N. J. on Wednesday, September 2, Many Lovisa, wife-ot Albert Swin- ton, and daughter of William H. and Eliza Dema~ rest, of Jersey Oliy, aged 43 years and 6 months. ‘The relatives and iriends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend she from Paramas church, on Saterday, Beptemper atone o'clock P.M. Carriages will ‘be in walt at Honokus sete On arrivel of 10:45 train ‘aten Island, on Tnore ay, Depremocr & ry Tare, Jr. in the. b; ‘pneumonis Mou of ret reer ta NOMAS.—, in en » Roar Paris, France, on Wednesday, Se comber 1874, ALICR GRIDLEY, Wile of Addison Thomas, of Englewood, N.J., in the 24th year of her age, i ee of Be a oy ee se ILLI8.—In_ Brook on Thursday, tember 8, LILLIAN IRVIN, aged’ 20, elder daughter of James L. ana Margretta Secor Willis. The funeral services will be held at ner inte rest- dence, No. 50 Rush street, this (#riday) evening, 4th inst, at eignt o'clock. The remains will taken to Woodlawn Cemetery tor interment ow ; Saturday, Sth inst, by the 11:40 A. M, train frome Forty-second street, WILMERDING.—-At Vevey, Switzerland, on Thurs oor. Augest 6, BERANON reuct of William 6. oe nd daughter of the late Thomas Trance. é Relatives and friends of the family are respect {lly invited to attend the funeral, from Churoh of the Holy Communyon, corner of Twen- tteth street and Sixth avenue, on Fridar morning. September 4, Bt half-naat tyra o'clock,