The New York Herald Newspaper, October 2, 1874, Page 8

8 NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1874.-TRIPLE SHEET. en - ! there was less acti i " TEM & 115X3 do. doy, 1808, registered, 112% «| ep Es} Guage was taet getter, bat inte gaotavons cerein tim | Une ee OP ROMA EEN eo. Died. ; FINA CUAL D COMMERCIL 112%, @x imverest; do. do., do., coupons, 116 & | 4m 1200 the beh ase, ab Loo) bls. buyer's option ail A GENTE RMA wayne. Tos0 FO ASE AIS ABBCASIS.—On Wednesday evening. September Ale | i the month, at 1 12\e. a lé%c. tor prompt usiness, and having $30, in ci ndor preps Go. Gn, 1908, Bow, paginsered, _ xg ae | sor mo ao tind ‘balanée oF anonin’ Gasca were atria at Fixes hear of @ good opening by addressing W. ‘By eraid pe gee pa Ss eee 0. 40, Go. coupons, 116% & 11574; ao. do, 1867, | ao a a Ee oe Oe Te er ee eted ad tin: ce cit in prime nipping pask: ~ Toa ere At New Rochelle, on Thursday, Octo- registered, 116% a 116%; do. do., do, coupons, 117 | sia © ios? ages. Regn let. but PARTNER WANTED—WITH $2.00 CASH, TO | ber 1, PATIENCE, Widow of Peter Bonnett, de- at Philadelphia was rather 4 firm at late Agures. Sales of 10,000 bbis., ist to 15th inst, take an active interest in an established business. | ceased, in the #9th year o! her age. 12%¢.. closing at this price for all the month. The Address PARTNER, Herald office. The relatives and trievds of the family are in- 0, 2O., 1868, Tegistered, 1164 a 116% ; do. do., | A More Cautious Tone in the | 17 do,, coupons, 127 a 117% ; do. ten-forties, registered, | vices irom the primary markets were without mate- RESPECTABLE HOUSE 18 ABOUT SENDING A | vited to attend the funoral, trom the residence of Stock Market. Mi a 111%; do. do., coupons, 111% @ 112; do | 4 nl ohange aud pesnaas Was generally vary ier, gi, A thoroughly responsible ‘man ona comprenensive | her son-in-law, Joon Wilmarth, oD Saturday, 3a fives, 188, registered, 1125 a 12%; do, do., do, | { Tufibuce, Te; Petroleum ‘Gepete, ae. a abe. Parker's tame Ume represent sever! olber iutercs's (at ao nog | Wsts at eleven SOCIO ee ceeeat ate —_—-——_ au 78%. ; urmediate shipment. We. thet; ). be ‘SOL Ps Grand } Senpens HE Tuitwae MORTOAOES | B oes fi Fercat aca tte eres patah, a ets | See eee en eS Sr AILWA GAGES. Del, Lac! ages: cut mea’ io. : Lard, 2 200 bb! 9 the Y — leave New Rociielie at 12:26 P. M. GORD MIG Whe bo noe ca in otc ean eee ee I Kegs. Vork—Stocw this date, 18,768 Dbis,, of which 373 A POSSTOMERS CAN HE ONTAINED: ALSO PROP. BReWER.-At Newport, RL, on Wednesday, a0 : bois. is old, mess. ihe warket ‘tor mess perk ruled + erty in exchange for good Liquor, Grocery, Restau- | September 30, GARDNER BREWER, in his 6th year. ——_-—_——_—— this afternoon and prices withvut especial change. 10 firmer and closed strong at the improvement. rant, Drug and Fancy Gooda Stores, Application in per- s : 2 | 500 ‘ 08 Of sales of 200 bbls. in a Jobbing way at $22 76 a gon to STRIUKLANDS Regency $6 Boekinan street. ‘uneral at Kings Chapel, Boston, on Saturday, le sa New York Central firsts sold at 110, New York Cen- | jy) Erie 28. ipa Pin bola, tor Octover at trom $6 $6.4 $2205. The market | %2 ! eT BERGA, tan street ____| October 3, at eleven o’clock. The More Confident Feeling Continuing, bub | traisevens of ists at 00% Union Pacific ste at |) de 3 {of bacon) 04 duiet Ros were quistandeaarvavoied | AL ant good eadrem havin? Utte cast, may tecome | greet eee coy, Om, Thuraday morning, OC Seeking Realizati 8844, Pittsburg thirds at 102 and Albany and Sus: | sy yyC aH a. iz ai Sige, a de. tor erasers and corn fea, Bect—The de- | partner with a professional gentleman in a genteel. | and Pattee ee seen quebanna firsts at 104. Toledo and Wapash con- (4) S43)° Ride BX Falod lendyi We heard ot saley ‘gh 'packagesin tot | And West Audfew MeDICUs: Heraliofice. "~~ | g,Helativos and irlenas of the family are respect: bi a C. . C. firsts 7% 0 i Tied atfigures within the range of $12 5) 3.0 tor plain TIVE PARTNE! ee "SABRE 3 y invited to attend the funeral sermon, on t! verubles brought 60 and C., ©. and I. ©. firsts 73, | 150) cy ure Baal ior priae OTIVE PARTNER IN THE TEA, COFFEE AND | Priday) evening, at seven o'ciock, irom 100 NortD. the latter ex-interest. Central Pacific bonds }\), closed at 93 a 93% and Union Pacifics 87% a 883 | lu) for firsts, 853 @ 86 for land grants and 765, 875% | Iwo for incomes. mess bbis., $14 a $151or extra do do. meas tierces, $22 a $23 for India ogPice, business wanted, by an Al house, having for extra city India mess. . Moore street, The remains will be & a in capital and desiring’ to increase the same to , E nterre 5 ) oreae the Tenant Cemetery at Manalpan, N, J, ks ued quiet and steady. Western quoted WW, Apply to GRIGGS & C 98 Br * ; i a ny Ne Jy . ae aoe eater packau; southern uominal. Cut BFLENDID OF PORT FFE © | oC EETER-—At Spa Spring, near Woodbridge, N.J..¥) | eats remained firm under & continued iair inquiry, secure a small Hotel with a first class Bar and | year ere October 1, Davip Uurrer, in the 66th | Dut the transactions were ot little importanci Kestaurant trade, on one of the most prominent and | 78? O1 his age, 8 ze, i ers, . ked do. 10%. 5 C1 ci 7 e" Relatives jr quote :—Vickled shoulders, pa hike Tike. OMe. 5 busy corners in the city. Address J. L. E., box 79) New and friends are invited to attend the WALL STREET, } Tavrspay, Oct. 1—6 P. M. Tne upward movement in the stock market bi been arrested by gloomy stories of failures. Ex- amining them closely they do not justity the story fo oe oe do. and $249 hams—The $i 2:30 to 3 P. M. MONEY MORE ACTIVE. 700s) 20 shs Chi ANWRR., 100 ao. . $ West Un Tel... 81 eat Un Tel... 8134 H It {8 satisfactory to observe that money is be- tenes pickled bams, 12\c. a i: York Post office. funeral, from the residence of Mrs, Ephraim Cut- GS min; d— ry ied quiet, but | ~2% eee a ok f f Maat has teen told on the street. The characte, | coming in better demand. Current loans are still aed reahetea eadier tone. We heard of sales of MONOPOLY OF GREAT MAGNITOD Lh | Teaves ee Tey: Qotover 8, at one ofclock. | Train | of these failures belongs, anyhow, to the experinnce | Yo) any change at 254 @ 3 per cent on call n the spot at Ic. a l43<c., 1,000 tierces for bear scrutiny, | $7,000 to, $10.00 wanted: | Apply at | gust’ Ye via the Pennsylvania Railroad at 4 « oi the last year. It isa legacy. We ave not pro- 7 3) 60) tlerces’ for January and | atore 723 Sixth avenue, from 9to12 A. M. and 2to0P. M. | 9:55 A. M. it the Samaritan: and $4; 47 per cent on frst class mercantile pa- per, but the tone of the market inuicates a stiffen- Februar: y 15-160. ; city lard was easier, and sold to the extent of 90 tierces, at 13%c. per Ib. DaLy,—On arse. October 1, A FACTURER DESIRING | Home for the Aged, JANE A. DAL: A’® MERCHANT OR MANU AC 7 RT " " to build ap a trade with South America can find an ’ fice—the demand was fair ina jobbing way, and the | 2) to build up a trade with South America can find sn | Foneral service ‘this day (Friday), by. the Re 5 aged 80 years, duced in the current business of the later period | @ condition of affairs that might create a suspen } z ing of these rates, and one of the most encour- | market steady. We quote:—Carolina, 7c. a Tigc. tor | S*ROF EGC AUR OS tee. Mr, Walker, Episcopal church, East Twenty-tnir ] we ot sa ty ee ion a itcannog | 26D slgus in the present situation 1s @ tendency | fulr. ie. a 146, for good and, Ugo. a Tae, for prime; oe — | street, near Third avenue, at twelve Me I We have to deal with leading facts, and it cannot to the hardening of money rates. | Sucin- he‘market for raw. sugar rued quiet but A® BXTRA Soop CEANOS, ™ ao INTO. ayer DoNNELLON.—Of diphtheria, JosEPa EDWARD, i} be ignored that these {acis are teaching us sound | 2700 steady, on the basis of Bic. a 8%c. tor tair to good re- ness. —About $2,000 wanted to buy a pleasant Busi- | only and beloved gon of Michael and Mary Donnel- | paper Terres } Boo fining Cuba. We heard of sales of 350 nhda ot Cuba on | Des. wa free gee grt paying by food tants lon, aged 3 years, 9 months and 3 days. jave maintained something of the activity of Thursday, Oct; 1-10 A. Mo} | Pf noble ea 38 | invent Hones Arai Cralghioa & Morros, in thelr | JBcrsnss MAN WILL, LOAN A FEW THOUSAND | 492 West Pwenty-aixth street, se bee yesterday, without being so stirring, and at the Before Call. rt | Hhds Boxes. Bags, Melado, | yices.” Adaress, only with particulars N&W YORK DeWo.rsr.—In Philadelphia, on Thursday, Octh- | Stock (ascertained by actual WENOHANT Herald ofce, ber 1, Lavinia, wife of Elisha DeWolfe, formerly —— | of Cornwallis, Nova Scotia, fame time showing a strong disposition towards | 100shs Quick Min Oo. B op eee, idea SRR.. Bs putting up prices to-day. Of course we don’t want | 150 West Un Tel. 6 ineludag specula- potted activity. The general disposition of the market ts | a») do. 80s, 4 ion) Sept. 1, 1874. +118,871 89,560 67,924 565 XCELLENT OPPORTUNITIVS FOR SAFE INVEST- Funeral on Saturday, at two o'clock P, M., from, pee ks have gone up, not so largely to-day as | $00 at Receipts since Sept 1. 16,039 58 6 a3 ment of capital in small and large sums: also for ser- | No. 24 Fourth place, Brooklyn, at stocks rs P, y y 88 | 00 80 Tana “wan “777 | Vices ot investors; good profity and increasing business. |” EaGNey.—On Wednesday, September 30, ADELTA Guring the last few days, but yet giving evidence | 2 Se Petes 40,888 Bei707 230 | Sona streek room 2. __ | peloved wife of William i. Bagney, tate of the ‘that although the bull movement is losing its early | 4,3, ae 3 Lee a — | JSVENTORS WII PATENTS FOR ARTICLES THAT | parish of Killow, county Longford, ireland, in the strength it still hasa hold upon current opera | 100 many Stock this day, Oct 1, 1874... 89,944 87,076 31,615 557 hte SEIS Any Sra Phan iable leeks may ist year of her age. | ‘ pal a A ata ta of purchase ce 18 low. 8 ‘oad: |p tions, Within the last week the market has been | $8 + Be | iw fos: Comparing with stock Oot ee sony | Mave rooms ed ee CRORE TRO Toe Ree moved up 3 per cent im the leading specu, | 10N¥ C ay ah na diomtceuns pe cs 2 Coinpariig” with stock Oct. padi : 5()() CASH 10 INVEST IN SOME LEGITIMATE, Myriee venue Broce yO. ee el Pa res | os 3 5 1, 407 716 87,187 6,04) 8,502 aying business; state kind of business and RNST.—ON orniny mber 30, Jative shi Rie evgenee BOs ea eae She 2 CLOSING PRICES—3 O'CLOCK P. M c S fre partiguare Principals address MERCED: box lu | Mrs. SARAH JANE EMNsT, wite of fA. Ernat, will not recede the full amount, and | ii) w% eon : "59,171 86,108 300,976. 6,519 | Herald otlice. ‘Funeral to take place from her late residence, @ new movement will .ve based upon | iso 50% Central Pacific 2% a 93% , , imenor to common, 7c. @ ——— Mo. 302 Court street, on Saturday, Octoher 3, at | 100 ae Cb & Alton oe 1, Brac. @ Rac. ;do., good to prime, 5 000 PARTNER, IN A READY MONEY | two P.M, Relatives and friends are invited the former advance and may carry it higher than | 4) be | Chic & Alt pt...v: 103 grocery, fair t good: 8%. aYe.; prime to e). + making business; reliable and legiuimate. | ationq, wy the previous figure. We are in a peculiar condt- | 90 Bei ¢ | Del wack 2 W Gell ORR Te el Ar id A PES NEL FARRRLI.—On Wednesday morning, September tion in the stock market today. We have ao. 50% a ene! .; clayed, boxes, Dutch standard, Nos. 7 to 50. 000 —WANTED, A SPECIAL OR ACTIVE | 30, MATILDA FARRELL, the beloved wife of James % 19 ‘ Fort Wavue. (0+, 1 to 12, 884c. a 9c. sdo., 13 to'15, 9ig0. a | PedU,| + partner with this amount, by an a F. Farrell, aged 35 years and 4 months. not had & boll market for many months. | 15 . & 10340, ; do., 19 to 20, Le. a 11%4c.; | business man, who has already achieved great The relatives and friends of the family are in- Now, to make a fine point of it, stock | “ LS agrsr nats Bos mon | and Baur et Coma Say ting fot gmverpr vited to attend the funeral, this day (Friday), at iY speculation depends upon @ bull murket. The | $0 are al Naa to if “se 7a. #UEO, »| integrity, oo lente bits, ASC hl scatman one P. My trom No. oa West Forty-eignth street, , bears drive away outsiaers. The bulls draw them | &0 Dutch standard, Nos, 10 to ¢c, 0 934c. Manila—Supe- ae eee RANEY.—On Tuesday, September 29, of conges- d rior. 73¢. a Bie. OHICAGO INSURANOE, t , NEY, in. The present disposition on the Stock Ex- | 1000 ar Cen. Me rioTmnine was inachve and easier. Quoted at 5c. per ‘a ‘ tS eaae ‘nu spmonene: IDS TAMER Ty EEA EYS OREO ee | Chi ey Woe! 1b. the Compan rz ational Board change tw bull the market is an indication that | 7 Chi dN Wop 3 i Pantow was firm, with farther sales of 100,000 Ibs. at 1 Compa: abe ; pa ORE ‘ ne remains have been taken to Boston for in- there is a reviving confidence on the street in re- | 300 Obio & Miss... 27 : from Siac. a 66. per Ib. Close Their Ofiees. prmeng ou Waa saptemiede eek spect to the future business of this country. ory Witsxxy.—Kecelpts none, The market was moder. | ‘The edict of the Insurance companies composing | gy. itv aren omnia pecdatie ioc | ately active at a turther advance of lc. per gailon. pales rs era infantum, WILLIAM JOSEPA, youngest son of Now, the point to be made out of this is | COMMERCIAL REPORT. 5) bbls. at $1 10 per gailon. the National Board, which was promulgated more | Frederick H. and Marta F, Grosz, aged 1 month ‘That Wal! street always discounts, and conse- | emits is caprangnsera than a week since, went into effect yesterday, | and 21 days. DOMESTIO MARKETS, . | _ Relatives and friends of the family are respect- quently it 1s the business of next spring that is Cottom Easier for “Spot” and Firmer The ‘action of the various companies has been | rity invited to attend the funeral, from the res- | Gauyxston, Oct. 1, 1874. | Most harmonious, and on yesterday morning the 7 ea Tea $0 on « Miss 1k. idence of his parents, 44 East Twenty-first street, for “Future’=—Flour Steady—Wheat Se Cotton active: prices not yet adjusted to new clasif- | seo; Friday, Ockober 3 at two P. Mc to say too much on this head at the present time, | 1500 Dearer—Corn Steady—Oats Unchang- | cain. Net recelpis, ll bales; gross 637. Sales, 70h Pe ACN bea a rere tae {7om | OLcNNTNGs—at Mortistown, N, J, on Wednesday, The market is aurea one ae although | 4519 ed=—{Pork Firmer—Lard Unsettled— | 5#°% 1687 New Onueays, Oct. 1, 1874. | tO Carry out the recommendations and to with- Seprember 23, CLARENCE. MORTIMER, Infant won of gurrounded with stadie influences, the speculative | 2) Cotton firm; middling, 14%c. Net receipts, 3213 | draw all vusiness from Chicago. Every Hartiord ey. J. H. an la Gunning, age months re Groceries Firm, but Quict—Fretgnts | iin, gros 4S. sales, 1,80 Stock, 26208 company, whether in or out of the organ- and 9 days. forces tnat arrest present intentions being of a | 4:0) character that we can quickly overcome. There | 1400 fs a resurrectionary quality in this country that joy 30 Quiet and Steady—Petroleum in De- | mand and Firmer—Naval Stores Quiet, Cotton firm; middling, ae x but Firmer—Whiskey Higher. Re ee ee es twiaralaere 11K, Oct. 1, 1874. izauon, except the Atlas, closed their California papers please copy. y ; low middling, | Chicago agencies yesterday. In a despatch from | _HANRATTY.—At the residence of his son-in-law; * Net receipts, | Hartford, in the morning papers of yesterday, | Isaac Carpenter, of White Plains, on Wednesday, acer etchielt rosea ld Aled Savanna, Oct. 1, 1874 ; i 7 The Jast hour of business was weak, and at the BP eresee Corres.—For Rio the market ruled. very strong | cotton firm; middling, M4¥e.; low middling, isye. | Dave been the Atias company, wuich’ does uot be- | | The relatives and friends are invited to attend close the lowes. quotations of the aay were | kal heen © lids and ciosed bare of stock. We heard of sales of 00d ordinary, 13}4c., uew classification. Net receipts, | long to the organization, and has conciuded to go | the funeral services, in St. John’s church, White generally current, The decline ranged from | {0 US 6-20,c,'65,n.be Mag 3,200 bi xP. C. Warwick as don ba 0 2,403 bales: erga 2658, Exports coastwise, 1,568. ales, on taking ae na Pence ane Secretury of the ee oH Ges veil oe spaet ten | {2000 do. yall 115 rt ags ex P. C. el ws eX Ons | 1,640. Stock, joard stated that he believed some measures | Train w! ave Grand Central depot for to 1 er cent, against an advance a "67. 6 CHagxston, Oct. 1, 1874, y RY aa Be : oe in ie ey of x fs 2 per cent. The mae ee avid "piss Son tarlo on private terms; also 18,600 bags exLaland, | cotton arm; middling, ite. Net receipts, Hid | Maceaton Or the suniccs, The merchants ters | HasrINGS--At Washington Heights, on ‘Thurs- oard—10:30 A. M. t New Orleans, at from 17%c. to 19c. per Ib. Mild | bale eross, 236 Sales’ 60. Exports coastwise, $4. | Sideration of the subject. The merchants there ASTINGS, hing 5 most active stocks were Lake Shore, Western | $x000NYS7's.b 1.7. 107% 100shs Del,L & WR.xd id: ‘ ee aes ee | Btoca f,sit were evidently excited, and needed some calm | day, October 1, 1874, Kark REED, daughter of John Gaion, Union Pacific, North western, commer Pa: | berg Garb Mos awunio # MisRitbe cm coffee was quiet, save ina jobbing way, where a singe Wruxctox, N. C., Oct. 1, 1974. | Men among them. There is nothing new to be | Ea Une SOUL On Ea tthe rani eae y 3 5 5 Pa- |) lowe on... & 30 it : 2 fair 38 Ww done at jair prices, Spirits of turpentine quiet at 36c. Rosin unchanged; | done by the insurance companies until Chicago elatives ani ends of the family are ri ific Mail, Wabash and Ohio, and Mississippi. The 200 Ch 300 benee a ‘oe an t Me a P es ane | no saics, Crude turpeniime steady, at $i 6 for hard, Takes some advances, At present the companies | fally invited to attend che funeral, from the Wash- @eciine was the result of continued rumors of the | $4) Ba eae | Stock | this Gate in Drat mands, otner than §2 6) lor yeliow dip and 2 @ lor virgin. Tarsteady | are going on with their business Just the same as | ington Heights Presbyterlan churen, corner 155th | Rio, cludes ags ani b mats 0) : Oswxco, Oct. 1, 1874, ul Chicago hot exist. Street and Tenth avenue, on urday morning, failure of a large shipping and commercial house | 1000. Y ll WLSéM aw RO, wh aa October 3, at eleven o'clock. va, 1,654 bags of Ceylon, 4,338 do, Mara- Flour unchanged; sales 2,500 bbls. Wheat quiet; sales Me 2 im the West India trade. ‘The firm in question de- | 40) Had ms eet eee aaneres ; @ ae 200 bois Not Milwaukee Club a $1id- Corn stesdys OONVENTION OF RAILWAY MEN. ‘KELLOGG.—On Wednesday, September 30, MonT- aied their failure most positively up to the close | 2000 d 93° 0 oaibo, 1,981 do. Laguayra, 5, lo. Jamaica, | guies two care at 9c. Barley quiet; prime Canada hel —— GOMERY ALEXANDER, infant son of Montgomery A. serene Ms UP. r0, OS LOND) senna 1300 727 do. Porto Rico, 8,836 do. Costa Rica, 4,978 do. | at $1 4a $1 24 Corn meal—$.9 for boited, $38 for un- | A Stromg Combination for Maintaining | and Susie 8. Kellogg. aged 5 months and 1s daysy: of business, The rumors in regard to this house | 1000 Alb 200 Mexici 13% do Manila, 250 a ‘Angostura | bolted, per ton. Millieed unchanged ; shorts, $23: ship- Unik Rat ‘The relatives and friends of the family are ins : lexican, ly jo. Manila, 0. Angostura | Dell Mmiddlings $82 per ton.’ Canal treighte— niform Rates. d out of th 209 Un ried | 7 vited to attend the funeral, on Friday, October 2, may have originated out of the failure of a smal) | bo Cn Th 10 and 5,224 do, Savanilla, Total, 16,221 bags and 18,300 | Woatn © com! fc. dariey. Epon Rew Toms bs. ‘A meeting of railway presidents and managers | (ited to.atiend the finer. oe oot bis pete Sear reiita ba iaiercatet beseechiler caoeste 00 Tol 3 1300 ot tee rg ran? canyons 1340 | York. wake Ca ae rey Darley, ‘Was held yesterday morning at the St. Nicholas | ee avenue: versed —_— eng sora en ‘ orte: erty | ‘at “3 . - ; lumber, teet. Canal en! " e | EILEY.—. ort, N. J., on day, 20 K Min Co pfs jon, 2 19}gc.; Mara> UFFALO, Oct. 1, 1874. 5 . | York. mentioned. The total transactions on the Stock | Tm 4" Gowns. ino igo i,j Jamaica, Ie. lake,and rail importa for the past twenty tour hours | meeting was to carry forward the action of the | The remains will arrive by steamboat Mattes. = | 10 c. ‘orto Rico. *, 10,08) 3 wneat, 136. jushels, corn, 218,! 7 H Exchange to-day aggregate 300,000 shares. The | 38 0) Sj: 1500 360. T7 3c. a 1834 ei a | Oats, S860 dor; Darley. 29,040 do, Canal shipments | leading ratiroad men at Saratoga, as reported at | W80, foot or Barclay street Sarin Dray following tavie gives the sales in each share, as | 0 ao... so ura I7c, 190 saving Ibe. a 190-4 Curacos, 15he. 8 | Wheat, 76121 bushels; corn, 49.720 d Hew Jo. | the time in the HERALD. ‘The attendance was se eauarer vasanme a i, where carriages W 70 Con Coal. gold, ani v8. rts -Whea \e : j . also sank aces se tank Sete, 2 ve on, ie Eon on the spot was Jp light request, and with tree | oats, Go. barley, 11y0 do, Canal treighis—Wheat | eee nO pecceseutauves a Fe | Hay in dante on SHEE SB aentemney D | Meri es Were unsettled aud lower, closing nom- | 9¢.; corn, 8c. ; Oats, 53c. “Flour quiet; sal Di | y , , Wa We: 3 | 90, Jan 1. Highest, Lowest, Sates. | 9) En} fami 'We'appent the hew Aimericun standard classisca: | Fauver Wesiera sprite, $o7s a cso; baxers' $6 i5.¢ sf; | Indianapous, Bloomington and Western; Vandalia, 20',JANE, the beloved wile of Samuel W, age: ¥ . 86 7) | Ordinary, + 4% 12% By 1 $1 15; Milwaukee and Chicago No. 2 spring held at $1 6; iawenntlenssny and Great Westert Pids, | dence, corner Twenty-seventh street and Fifth Me lay 4 l4sg red winter, $116 @ $1 17; white winter, $125. Corn a 4 | avenue, Brooklyn, on Friday afternoon, October 2, us 153 15% Le Ready sates $4000 bumhels NorZ Western'ai sve. ace | , The meeting, which Was private, was a brier one | at two' o'clock. "Relatives and friends are Te- , 187, 15% Oata ‘quiet: sales No. 2 Western at S8c. Kye nominal at | 40d In the nuture of an informal expression Of | spectrally invited. 18% 16 16: Bs %c. Barley malt firm; Canada, $1 @ a $1 75; Western, | Views on the numerous questions affecting the in- Luwis,—At Eatontown, N. J.. on Wednesday 1685 1646 1g WR $1 a$1 OW Balance uncranged, terests of the companies, such as freight rates, &c. | evening, Seprember 30, CATHARINE LEWIS, relict orth western 57 Fair - 16% 74 7 Touxpo, Oct. 1, 1874. ‘rhe resignation o! Mr, Gill, member of tue Kall. 5 | =the following are the old classification quotations | Plour firm and in fairaemand; white, 1c. higner, of Dr. John P. Lewis, in the 88th year of her age. Bock jsland by a which stow a reduction of Mae. per Ib. tor low tnidaling | moderately, active: Roe hate Wabush, $1 (tH Bo! | Sao wen cute ions Se ier a Bele yes Anetra n Or Sb a ae eee Bt. Paul....... 85% aiing and good wolddiine’:-Guotations based on standard | rz; amberdo, $1¢4 cushiund Uctover $10: November, | I the aiternoon the Western Commission met | James’ memorial church, Eat atown, on Satur: St. Pau! preferre 53 Of Classification in force September 1, 1874, om on cotton o. 1 red, $ 1 113g; No. 2do., $1 073g cash } | and organized, by eiecting General George B. | day, 3d inst, at two o'clock P. M. Del., Lack. and W.,ex. ‘d 108 im store running in quality not more than half a graie ae, 3 do., $1 04: ‘rejected, 88c. Corn fi ; | Wright, of ons as Chairman, and Mr. John s. MADDEN.—On Tuesday, September 29, after a : * Vs i above or below the grade quoted :—Ordinary, 13e. ; strict h mixed, 85igc. ; hew, October, 7e.; new, Novembel Si q ra epee Hay, ood ordinary, Iser; miduling. 1o%e.¢ ordinary: | Bey December Giery ‘low mined, sto. ; Michigas, Geert ee SUNECL ene Catt OF ee aye, WheY, Ad | lingering iliness, Lovisa'S., wite of the late Amos Facific una Minaoes 38 Foc. "Tow middling, dige.; good middling, 1W%c. Fok | no W do,, 73e.; dumaged, ste. Oats dull | berry sald that the contract signed oy the railway | Madden, in the 72d year of her age. Pacific and Missouri. 4 tuture delivery (he market ruled moderately active at anda er: No. 2, Sic. cash; State aud Michigan, | if nitract signed by the railway | The relatives and friends of the family are re- G. C. and LO... 14 an advance of }s¢. a Sic. The saies inciude :— | Ble.; rejected, 484c.; white, Sic.’ Freights dull and presidents would not, as yet, be given to the pub- | gpectiully invited to attend the funeral, from her Hannibal and St. Jo.... 23% ToLay. Laat Evening, Total. unchanged. Raceipte—47,000 bushels wheat; 13.40 | lic, and contented himself with stating that the | iste residence, 380 State street, on Friday Uctober Hannibal and St. Jo. pf. Consumption. bed [.) oe do. ead Re al oats. Shipments—15,000 bushels | railroads ‘meant to adopt uniform rates from | 9, at two o'cloca, Ohio and Mississippi... 2944 | Meaene fs Cmreaco, Oct. 1, 1874, | COMPETITIVE points.’ Moorg.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, September po | Flour quiet and unchanged: only a limited Jobbing de- THE MERTING OP THE FREIGHT AGENTS 80, at nis residence, No. 190 Livingston street, id. 3 , Cuie., Bur. and Quin 0234 heat steady; No. 1 spring, 7c. a 93c.; No. 2do., | St the St. Nicholas Hotel yesterday afternoon was TER N. ears. Wesiern Union. . 81% Fic" Cush’ bétaor October: bie “November: ‘Nord do” | devoted to the equalization of the raterag faras | 'The'reimaine willbe tasen to Duxbury, Mass, & Atlantic and Pacific pi.. 12 Kove | Bolg. @ We; relected, sfc. Gorn opened rm, but closed Popaibie; Moe ghanges will not be radical, and the | for interment. mane? Pacific Mail... + b1K J ~ pee | ert ee i «eens mined, Boao ees | Fesult of their deliberations will be published as MULRY.—On Thursday, October 1, 1874, at the quicksilver oe ee | ie un to two Fw Oetoben doo ee | (aecy Mane, seller, all, the years pier mixed. Suc,4,Te: | soon as they nave reached their fiual stage, | restdcnce of his parents, No, 139 Orchard streets * oksilver preferred.. 39% | 15 $-1bc., 200 at 15 Sae., 40) at \5igc., 200 at 1 Sl6c:, 50a | higher; No. 2 50sgc. spot; 49%e. October ; 47 | ppibere Was also a meeting of passenger agents at | THowas W. MuLRy, aged 23 months. Rens. and Saratoga.... 109 | 15 7.82c.; 3 wt 15 Sl6c., 200 at 15 7-5dc., 1100 at 15 'S-16c., | the year; white, H%c.; rejected, 46c. the Metropolitan Hotel, ior the purpose of setting | — Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to Morris ana Essex....... 9734 30) at 137-32c., 4H at 15'S 16c., 20 at 13 7-32e., 600 at 154 lower; No. 2, 86c. ic.’ Barley in fai ; UP the business arising {rom the purchase Of | attend the funeral, on Saturday, October 3, at one Del and Hud, Canal... 115 | November, 40) at ty 7:82c., 00) at 15 $-16c., 20) at 15 7-3c., | lowers No. 2 spring, Wc, a $1 02 cash; 9c. October; No.3 | through tickets and tor diviuing the proceeds be- | O'clock P.M. y Z iron Mountain.. “18 53 at i aCe t at 15 9-s2e., | do., B2C. a ee ae or are see tee 4 | tween the various companies. McVeaGnu.—On Thursday, October 1, JOSEPH Qhewgo and alton i. 100 | | [ra dull ana drooping, at $11. seller February, — McVgacu, son of Joseph and Hannah McVeagh, Penussivania Coal...” 248° 11 i Shanged."Whiskey in mirdemandand meher acsi i. | EPISCOPAL DIOCESAN CONVENTION. §— | 42.8 1ves"ing ‘Tends ol the family are invited wate IB data Meet tas ahah la ty La ie A asian to attend he foneral Yfom the resldence of hs Jotal eal lp ox "at 94XKe. $ : fae tt 7 arents, No. 439 East Houston street, on Satur- 15 19 Sdc.: February, 10 at loie. heat closed at. S34c., October; corn. 81%c.. cash; Sc. The Convention gathered yesterd . 1g | ” k Sonat ds gragess March ee ore ner’ cone. Recsinm Au bo hous | Gi f ay in St. Joun’s | gay, ad inst, at one o'clock P. M, 100 at 16 I-loc., 100) at 16 >-sbe, ¢ ilee» 1 afb, 166.000 busnels wheat, 11,000 do. corn, 49,00 do. oats, | Cb@pei and spent more than halfan hourin prayer, | Obrit.—at East Chester, on Wednesday, Sep- 200 at 16%e.; June, ' gue 43. rye: ane CE aoe ooriers ord | led by Dr. Gallaudet and Rev. Mr. Guilbert. The hed thea ry ie Ch of his age, jour, $3,000 bushels wheat, " 0 ow 2,000 o.'rye, 7,00) do, barley,’ minutes of the preceding day were read and ap- | autend’ the fun oan jon (oh ted esti pee ae EUROPEAN MARKETS, proved. Bishop Youngs, of Florida, was then in. | Chester, on Saturday, the 34 inat., at two o'olock vited toa seat beside the President of the Conven- | P. Opened at 11034 and closed at 11014, which were ‘the biguest and lowest prices. Cash gold was in Jess demand than yesterday, because 2 per cent ‘Was paid to have it carried, although loans were 36; Savennal, 4453 mington, 303; Norfolk, 817; Balv nore, | Philace: 49. otal, 10,654 bales. This day last wee: ‘oR Made Oat, and trom 1 to 2 per cent for borrowing. 6,360. last year, 7,4, Rates on cotton wers | poxpow Propucr Manget——-Loxpox, Oct 1—Fven- | HOD. bishop Tozer also occupied the platform. O'BRrEN.—After a long illness, on Thursday, The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $43,000 in quoted thus He nee OF pal Me to Hamburg, vy | sng "Hops, £94 £11 13 per ewe tor American , spirits tur- | _ Bishop Potter then delivered his annual address, | October 1, DELIA U'BRIEN, aged 18 years, Fedemption o! fy | | Steam, 26C.:, by sail. HC Jo Bremen. by steam. Ac.: DY | pentine, 26. per cwt which included not only a review and statisucs | |, Relatives and triends of the family of her father, emption o! five-twenty bonds and $24,000 on sail fhcy Compressed. 'o Liverpool, by steam, kd; by | .) of the diocese for the last year, but for the | Patrick O’Brien, are respectfully invited to attend? Mnterest accon The customs receipts were Ploun awd Gnatw. seeipts—Flour, 9,589 bbla ; wh | last twenty years. It 13 now nearly twenty | the funeral, trom her late residence, No. 499 Pearl $919,000, The is wo-day for the $500,000 Treasury ons do conan FINANCIAL, | years since” the Bishop was elected to | Street, on Sunday, at one o'clock, i | ON ALL THE ACTIVE | his high position, The diocese then inciuded | | PETERSON.—In Brooklyn, on Thursday, October gold to be sc amonntea In the aggregate to | the dioceses of Albany and Long Irianad, | 1, 1874, SARAH ANN PETERSON, $2,960,000, at fig» anging from 109.75 to 110.16, | IVILEG comprising ait kinds, | A Stocks negotiated at 1 to 2per cent from, the ma Piaget ele a PPR Ey fe elatives and friends ar fal \* 11,50 bois, at prices wilhin the range of our fet: $6) to $100 puts or call: to $80) double privic | During the twenty y 4 800 . ; 0 double privie e Y years he has contrmed 56,598 uotations, Corn meal met with & fair trade and ruled | jeges, The system of perating is iuuy explained in & | persons, ordained $97 deacons and 266 priests, ‘Sey. | Vited to attend the funeral on Saturday, October 3, The award of $. Ow rm. We heard of sales of 0) pbI«. at prices w, ci t aphare ee eee Tanie of our quoted Agures. Weyucter— + MPM pamphlet, with vaiuable staustical Antormation, sent | enty-six new parishes Nave been admitted, nine. | 1874, at hall-pust two o'clock, * bE Belg te ° i +83 75a 625 Kinkers and Brokers, No.2 Wail street. ty-tive corner stones have been laid and 110 | , Poo1g.—At Mineola, on Tuesday morning, Sep- FOR*\\ 6 EXCHANGE en aa tate Ht Su ee weubvdinihs zs | churches dedicated, Many other churches nave | tember 29, MARTHA POOLE, widow of the late James. opened strong. Dermiud villson London, owing Ghoice stats... bwa 60) | -STOCK PRIVILE GES—PUTS, CALLS, SPREADS Deed erected and occupied, but not being quite | Poole, of North Hempstead, in the 80th year of her #0 the actif tue money marker th ra Superfine Weat fa $20) A. and siraddies on Members Stock —Exenange, for | ftee {rom debt they have not been consecrated, | a8: , y market there, ad- | 5 Batre Western 5 Wa 525 $100 to $350; aii easy iorim of operaung in stocks; ex- , The Bishop received 482 clergy into the diocese; | _ Relatives and friends of the family are invited to vanced 10 $4688 Sirty day pills remain uon- | | Extra Minnesota...... 6 75a 70) Planavory circular mailed to any address, | dismissed to other dioceses, 608; deposed, 23; | attend the funeral, from her late residence, on changed at $6 86, Wh. these are the nominal | Kound hoop Ob.o, shipping brands. 50a 525 HAZARD & MONTAGUE, No. 6 Broad street. | died, 102 The baptisms numbered 118,267, of | Friday, October 2, at eleven o'clock and at Christ rates ie trade brands. Sha 575 sa CENTREBET ————— | whom 14,131 were aduits—a remarkavly large church, Manhasset, at one o'clock P.M. Car- purchases can \» made at $4 84 and | MY ae aegis 6 wa 7m AY . PROTHINGHAM & CO., BANKERS, 12 WALL = number. The communicants admitted bumoer | Tages Will be at the Great Neck depot on arrival $4 87 a $4 87%. AG the close the market showed eee tongs) sen ieneaties Sa toy Phy Sree, have money to loan on gnorgaccs iu Sew — 31,362, and the benevolent contributions reported | Of twelve o'clock train from Hunter's Point, @ disposition to lower rate: St Lous, choice double 68 TH, winoutbonus. Apply knmediatelyy “M4 SPWard, | for nineteen years aggregate 510,874,886 21, The | , QUANE.—On Wednesday evening, September 30, St. Louis, choice tamily, 7& oo) — ances = _ a Bishop aliudéd to the growth of ritualism and JOHN, only son of Thomas and Margaret Quane, FOREIGN cra | ri California Gh Nomi | =NOTICE. CLAIMS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS 1t8 antipodes In the Church ot Engiand and in | 4ged 8 years, 1 month and 8 da, ’ feport a steady market on the other side, closing 1000 | Bye cogs, i pert 4a ow | A. thoroughly — prosec cea 4 the American Protestant Episcopal Church. He Relatives and friends of family invited to attend: Op quiet. The rate for Mocey on the Lond 3 | Bouthera; supertine, PsN) | torney, without any charge deprecated the constant keeping of those subjects | funeral, Irom residence of his father, 231 East For- ‘ hy ndon 2 | Southern extra... Suwa eu | oxcellent remvences Itoi beiore the community and magnifying tudividual | Heth street, this (Friday) afternoon, at hall-past me meeereee Was 2 per cen: bing uow tully up =) all Bouter Faualy 6a Fon ose bon 56 | acts bo the injury of the Chare ongo'clock. efsnddats:) baie the Bank rate, ey Bir; | Gorn meal, Western. 4Wa 473 T REASONABLE RATE: EY ON LIFR aNp |, The Missionary Society's report showed that it cK. On Wednesday, September 30, THomas Corn meal, Jersey, fa 4% lowme M "i h has thire $8 tg | Rock, the beloved son of Ani d Michael Roo! 2 Mil & St 3536 | Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and other Y missionaries on its ust, and that eit bee in snd Michael iy This simply promises @M adyince tn the Bank 50 rr ee | Gorn meal Swe 80 | decurition Imsuramce of wil kinds effected’ with bese receipts last year were $8,434 and the expendi: aged 25 years, Fate at the next meeting of the Governors. In re- | 0 bs 5 wad arms oh te a ae | Companies Jd, HABRICH & CO” 117 Broadwa hares geile The, Society tor Promotitie Religion: |. Sane suai ven ene. CRU ce On tie am one) ie garc to) 6American ww in Pac better. The sal i P — em —— , aid Learning in the diovese expend % | Spectfully invited to attend the funeral, irom his Secarities, Erie opened 30 od S88 | Sepritig, SL 18 for Se, Fhe tee it for No —DOUBLE PRIVILEGES (AT MARKET PRICE) | their work last year. Ihe Episcopal Fund oom, lace residence, 4 Gouverneur street, this (Friday) ‘his morning at 22% and a@vance! w 92% a 2: 1500 DP hicago, $1 16 a $l r new A y piscopai Fund now ” There ts mush interest sate Glas ms O38. | ee Sof | No Aallsraukee, $1 #245144 far old do, 91 2a 8127 | Abe $225 to 98005 Furs oF, Calis $10) her Im) shares on | amounts tO $110,500, most of which is invested, | aiternoon, at one o'clock, " | 5 4 2 ( e o By 3 yniet, ‘Ho’ @ Bur werd 6 5 jan " piripeschnn @ SOrees & fe | oe 90 Bn, for amber d6, 8nd 81°30 a $ia2"iak wits. Corn | Money is Lom and Made in Wall Street,” mailed, or to be ; ave feceipts duriny the yeur were $13,270, and the | . SMITH.—On Wednesday, September 30, JORN Sostiowee bare be" bees GsaeeI rs eee ia FR oe eee inne ad te a ee ee Te ee eee Sie way, | WOO Amal, thd aepecia, conmibe wid eaeuated | ~The selatives aie friends Of tne family sales about 244,000 bust: : 3 APSLE AZLEY, roi roadway. | Ma i commitiee was appointed | mh over here for some monthe, 7 ¢ facttnat | $y ie $8 | Soa wtoat ior Western’ auixet, eee. oe wae ie | dination Senet EARNS | to consider and report thereon, The treasurer | 8Pectluliy Invited to attend the funeral, w @ slock bas gone up om the very when this 1 st be 100 seg | high mixed and yellow, the’ latwr price | -ALE—TWO FIRST MORTGAGE BON. has now in hand $46,840, The receipts of tue | Will take [he on Friday, October 2, at two: | Feport was expected has encourageme.¢ in # as xt 20) 106 | $7000 bustiels at cose tic active und steady. kepsack and New York Extension Railroad | trustees of the Theologica: seminary last year were | O'clock P. M.. irom his late residence, 327 East to the eb Ff 100 10% | B “ a Ge. tor mixed and 660. tor for saie by EWEN & TUTTLE, 62 Broadway and Zl New $220,842 37. The entire expenses of the City Mis- | Thirty-sixth street. character of that report. The fat chat it %.' white. Barley and rye were not dealt in, and quoted \ N port 40% | Dominal at late published teurse 5 street. sionary Society for the year have been $78,560. TALLMAN.—At Nyack, on Wednesday, September been held back so long a4d)\ onal as | 3 “A Freicnrs.—The inquiry for berth accornmodations was ELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN RAIL ‘ Alter the naming of committees and some other | 90 1874, CHartry S, TALLMAN, widow of the late rance that the report w: vi le “ | it to-day, but rates exhibited no essential change. - 5 aa 2 b - New routine action the Convention adjoi ohn Tallman, tn the ear of her age. ou port will be favorable These so | gD i road Company, 26 Exchange place, New York, 4 it c adjourned. John Tail tn the 62a 1 Men Would not be jastified in withholding their wo as: rie Bape Beperoline once Inantppei's taver ataiee ar a This company wil ORY 8 guarteriy ae a funeral: Gore Hue ave tentsenioe, wepeees on eae ividend of two and a half 2h) per cent in cash, on and , 7eport if it wae intended to attack the value ofthe uy Brie hs sess | Ba es ratee were about steady. Sint ath of Orne bn | MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. urday, October 3, at balf-past gne P.M, ‘Train by Erie property. Clos! t “0 ¥ 36 lo of Dac py ste Transter books will be closed from 3th inst. till 21st Northern Railroad of New Jersey leaves Pavonia. 7. ing prices at Londen t day 300 do. of bacon at 2s, October. a. J. ODELL, | Dusnels of grain, ferry, foot of Chambers street, at nine A. M., re- a. 5 | Sedat woes ace: "i tonseot bone dust a is Saas “ _ _ wee Married. turning at a quarter to four P.M. ages Will ol a nd. by sail, 800) eis of ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW CoMFToN—Topp,—0: n waiting a erage” gate tans to Gua oy atenm fal oaiee | | Sore clty Mériguata ecnout tomas Priveipaa de- | Middle veforued church, Garton tects Brooks | q, AR 08 Thursday, October 1, at Somers Cen} Ruselan bark. hence to Cork for orders to we United | “Mt xy C A | lyn, by the pastor, Rev. B, P. Ingersoll, Mr. , | Kingdom, with 2.70 bois of refined petroleum at i. | — wid Pine street. | QuaRits W. Compton, of Newark, Node to’ Misa | , Relatives and friends are invited to attend his ‘were a8 follows:—Consols, money, 92k; Go. sce | Count, 12% & WX; ola sixty-tve bonds, is 1867 bonds, 100 4 100%; new fives, 106K 104), ten-forty bonds, 1044 @ 104%; Erte, 32 Le = We; Erte, 22%, Marke : soergeREE seececesesurees 103¢4. 5 teamsh ip, ade! “ aaeaY 5 funeral, from bis late residence, on Saturday, Oc- Ov REN WRNTs | a Saigo ot oi eake tite 6s un italian. barky trom Sere mae Bags or Clonee, wangteE of & Edwards Toad, tober s, at one o'clock. Carriages will be in wal iladeiphia to Gi for orders tw the Mediter- M Ir N Bre s ing at the Somers Centre depot, on the arri' ‘were firm to-day upon continued light dealings. | * | ranean, with 2,50 bbis. of refined petroleum at ts, sd, & Proad soeet, vitwaus—VaN BauvT.—On Thursday, October 1, | the 10:96 train from she Grand Central aepon ba f c d | ‘ew York, by the Rev. | assisted | Re Geeta bene HAOT Bisa. gress bar, (FOU | tage letters of rede for ‘ravelieth payable in Re OL | UrrNcrox.On Tuesday, September 29, of apo- poigiasazs.— Refining grades are out of stock. aud th fegtaphie tas MaRGareT D, Van BRUNT, daughter ot J, Holmes we at | Poti aes S08 Gold atre et \ 46 for mason on that a vi y oa G \ count. Medium and low qualities of ‘rocery rades we rooklyo, Ja: i aged 63 years, \ We have information that the Secretary of the ‘Treasury will to-day iseoe a Call for $10,000,000 more five-twenty bonds, the call being made at €53¢ do, ‘the request of tue Rothse syndicate, dewand f tC e ; months and 13 days. @ubscrived for scence ote now Caltel matee | S20 08820008, n. 118% $200 0 $5.0,0.°67..be 17 it snes howe Hight advance. ‘rhe mock this | RAHWAY. & J — Ha anja, ue cranes Pareiar | tay funeral make, pialooke Prine atthe five per cent tu: Second Board—I P. M. are, includes, $080 hhas, of Porto Mico, 60 co. SEVEN PRK OENT BONDS, am I vost, THOMAS BK. | ony and members of United Staves Lod pei nding bonds, with the option of gigys » anise of English islands and LOO) bbis’ of New. OF Rerxzy, of Sauger:ies, 8. Y., to Erra F. tHoMP- 1% i. and AM. are reapectiully lave boereets | Leal erdadhonrnete AM bere able at the Chatham National Bank, where | 80%; of this city, No cards. Saking the unsold remainder. Tne entire amonnt | “ise s? Perra Thee 1K CO Fe edo uae: | itera ig.03 " muxed, do. clayed, Sic. a .; do, Mmusco- sie wW day. UMMONS.—The wembers of United States Lod, Of ve-twenties thus far callea, inetuding tae | jeep t' ustia® fy (0 3: - 42% | vadoredning, 8c. a tae, do. d0 grocery, ze, able. Porto | We Bonde Are tor eale, __ a «| ay HAY be hanes OUARLES Machks toabuce | NO 2% f. and A. M., are bereby summoned to st- $10,000,000 to-day, 18 $50,000,000. The interest om | BM Tot Weoncon. 6 Us & Gh ae | Te Toe fae) Rawiieh Islands, a0, 5 1 New Or | $10 OOO FybOAS<OLON CNIMUROVED city | Baxnert, tend an emergent communication, to be ueld ac the five-twenties called to-day will cease January 1 {eye's hea m 102 1K do FAL STORES. —The market for apirite of trpentine | je gocg Second and Leasholt Mirigaere’’ UM? Money | Newspapers please copy. ppase coors, Fee Te West Trente.cuird Aree 20 Han & 8S RR. be ruled gull, parties apart in their views, Merchantabie py G. A BAWARD, 54 Wak street. McINTYRE—Latnp.—On Thursday. October 1, at | Bryant's poe on Saturday, Octoper 3, 1, 1875. The public debt statement shows a re 1 do. tS74gc., bUt could not have been pinci 7 7 twelve o'clock A. arp, for bhi — mind a " le ny < placed at = _.. | Long Branch, N. J., by Rev. & L. Thompkins, Mr. me Pe @ purpose of Wlaction of $486,417 daring the month of September. | wn" Guiek but fem quoted abi BO" Wonoei acco | COPARTNERSHL Wittiaw L. Mclst¥ ns, WO M8 ANSI M. LAIRD, | Oe a eT a tan ek ES UpLIRtONS The neo Glosing prices of governments to-night were as fol. | | 145 bbls. of good strained at $25. The finer grades were | ——~ ewe roe arovew | both of Long Branch. nity in general are most ‘condiatly invited tose. Jowrs :—United States currency six be Heglected and guoied nominally geady In value. | tar | N® YORK, OCT. 1, 1374. NEWMAN—ALLISON.—On Wednesday, September | ry, § order, JON Bf £0 ate : y 8ixes, LIT a 1 was quiet, but tru, at $29) for Wastington and $2.75 | N- She eopartuersiiip heretotore existing detwoen tne | 30, by Kev. Dr. Partridge, Dr. FRANK R, NRWMaX, stitch . . LUTT, Master, do, sixes, 1881, registered, 117% a 117%; do. ao. | bs thet ne The sui nouced yesterday at $2 lv | andersigne 4woeer ibe iin naine of Howard Lapsiey & | 0! New York. to Miss JULIA ALLISON, 0! Brooklyn. WaitgHEaD.—In Elizaveth, N. J., on Tnaracaye i! do,, coupons, 118 4 118%; do. Bve-iwenites, ee, | "Pinos threvas a tareneraavance m ie mar. | etic eat aeeattatiiated” nee coment. Hier | | Wiztiams—iarugoxs.—Op Wenéeday, Septem. | Coober 1 Dr. Wruutaa M. WATKIGAD, in the 6 * ket for crud 0 7 * 0 ‘ a registered, 10954 4 109%, ex interest; do. do., de Were Grmiy mathuiined, losing. today Cee SE | OH ee nee Mead dircat, eboeutiness ander bie | ehurco, by Rev. Samuel D. Denison, D. D., assisted |” The relatives and friends of the family are re- | 38 do. > do... iy | t 000 bb 4c. pot Y APS) b :* a’ Alb 8 111%, §S IDyerest: dy, Woy do, Goupoas | dw does... $1” ) and We mould, mostly wt tue sogide Here. Ln setued BLWid M, COX, : A Bashbone, all of pha pity, ou Savurday, Opes & ag Jour prouggg, = AAEM