The New York Herald Newspaper, October 20, 1874, Page 4

A ~ NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1874,—TRIPLE \SHWET.. - FINAN AND COMMERCIAL | A Dull and Unsuggestive Day Among the Stocks. NOT IMPRO | PRICES Money Easy avd Abundant and | Gold 110. WaLt STREET, } Monpay, Oct. 19—6 P, M. It was the same Old ringing of the chimes. The | tune is unchanged, and there 13 not @ new note to | ibe added to the song that bas been sung lor the last week. The market to-day was entirely local Yn character, and not enough commissions were earned on ourside business to pay clerk uire. | Members of firms who are travelling West and South lor the purpose of making personal obser- yations and to induce trade send back gloomy ac- counts of the commercial situation, and give no gign irom which the street can take encourage- | ment. It is needless to add that the tone of the speculation, except in so far as it applies to one or two stocks, 1t8 bearish, and | that even the most sanguine among operators are beginning to yield to the logic of events. Depression, however, cannot ex- ist always or continuously, and in spite of the nat- | ural causes at work to produce a shrinkage of | values it will be strange if there are notsharp | fluctuations and moderate profits on frequent re- actions. The control of the market 1s said to be Jess in the hands of individuals than for many | months, and the :eason assigned is that the market | is so inberently weak that a iew hundred shares | in any stock bought or sold serves to demoralize | holders toa degree that leads to a general foot- | Face to reach the stake-post first. It 1s nota situ. | ation which affords premises for argument or pre- | diction, At the present moment even aday may suMce to create demoralization because of the extreme sensitiveness existing on both sides, | THE COURSE OF THE MARKET | was not indicative of much interest. ing was geveraily at @ fraction lower than the close on Saturday. Union Pacific declined trom 35 to 345. Erie moved from 29 to 8034 and closed at 20. Lake Shore sold at 78% @ 79% a@79, Pacific Mail opened and closed at 46%. Western Unton gold at 7044 a 79% a 79% 8793. Wabash opened at 32, moved to 324, down to 313% and closed at S14. Northwest common ranged from 38% to 37% and closed at 38, St. Paul was steady at 33, The bighe-t oi Obio and Mississippi was 283;, the low- est 27% and the close 27%. The leading features were Erie, Lake Shore, Union Pacitic, Western Union, Nort. west, Ohio and Mississippi and Wa- bash. THE TRANSACTIONS on the Stock Excuange amounted to 180,000 shares, which were distributed ainoug the principal stocks a8 follo’ ‘New York Central, 809; Erie, 40,000; Lake Shore, 45,000; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 400; Northwestern, 5,900; Northwestern preferred, 100; | Rock Island, 1,500: Pacific Mail, 14,000; St. Paul, | 200; Ohiox, 5,709; Western Union, 29,000; Wabash, 8,800; Union Pacitic, 29,600; C., C. and L C., 300; Panama, 100. HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the opening, highest | and lowest prices of tue d. Be ening. Highest. eon New York Central. dol Ly Harlem 128% 128% biie..... 29 30% Lake Shore TE Wabasn 32 Northw ¥ 3834 Northwest rn | reierr St Rock Isiand. os Pittsourg. Bie Milwaukee and St. Paul.. 33 Obio and Misssipp. 283, * Del., Lack. aud Western, 1006, Union Po citi and I. C Western Union. Pacific Mail. Panaua... THE GOLD MARKET. In gold all the transactions of the day were on the basis of 110, The rates paid jor borrowing 4 and 1-€4 percent, Late in the day 2per cent was paid for carrying. The day’s busi- | ness at the Gold Exchange Bank covered :— { God cleared... + $22,439,000 | Gold balances. + 2,281,050 | Currency balances. + 2,521,592 CLEARING HOUSE STATEM) Currency exchanges. + $85,582,194 | Currency balances + 8,271,805 Gola exchanges. » 11,366,811 | Goid baiances .. ne 1,405,612, THE MONEY MARK. Was without change. ‘The ruling rate for balances lent on demand was 3 per cent. Prime short acceptances call for 5 and 6 percent, and three and tour months’ paper ruies at 6 and 7 per cent. Commervial bills, and indeed all otuers, are care- { Jully scrutinized, and for these the market is hard, The tendency is said to be toward higher figures. | 5% Foreign exchange‘closed quiet and firm at 4.84% @ | 4.34% for bankers’ sixty-day sterling and 4.83 a 4.35% for demand, | THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. | The Treasury begins to-morrow the prepayment, With five days’ rebate, of the November interest on the puotic debt, [tis said that the larger por- tion of the May and November coupons ts held abroad. Ii this be the case, and the Rothschild- | Seligman syndicate purchase and turn them into the Treasury on their 5 per cent bond contract, it is possivle that less disbursements will be made by the government on the Novemver interest than formerly. The internal revenue receipts to-day were 39. The customs receipts were $295,000. ‘The Treasury to-day received $135,000 bank notes for redemption, Tbe Assistant Treasurer paid out $12,000 in coin in'erest, and redeemed $1,000 in ealied bonds. The Treasury balances were as {ol- lows:—Currency, $14,000,000; coin, $79,500,000; less coin certidcates, $23,780,000. GOVERNMENT BONDS, Business in this cepariment to-day was well | sustained and the prices show an undiminished desire on the part of investors to possess these desirable securities. The closing figures were as Jollows:—United States currency sixes, 118 a @ 11814; do. sixes, 1881, registered, 117% @ 118; do. do., 1881, 11844 a 118 do. five-twenties, 1862, registered, 109}¢ @ 110; do. do., coupon, liga 115); do. do., 1864, registered, 111% a 1124; do. d0., do., Coupon, 116 4a 116% ; do. do., 1s tered, 113 @ 113)¢; do. do., do., coupon, 117 @ 11734 do, do, do., new, registered, 116% @ 116},; do. do., di upon, 116% a116);; do. do., 1867, regis- tered, 117 a 117'g; do. do., di coupon, 117% a 117% ; do, do., 1968, registered, 117% @ 117%; do. 0., d0,, coupon, 117% a 117%; do. ten-forties, reg- istered, 111% @ 111%: do, do., Coupon, 112 a 112%; do, fiv 181, registered, 111 a 111%; do. do., do., Coupon, 1124 a 112 THE FOREIGN MARSET. London adv State that £211,000 were to-day | Withdrawn from the Bank of England, ‘This Would seem to indicate an active movement ior Money in France and Germany, both of which countries are known to ve banker of the world,” in @nd other wonetary dew Our bonds, bhow- ever, were a shade firmer tian on Saturday. Erie | opened at 2634, and closed at This was done on the report that the London Banking Associa. | tion bad honored the draft of the company pre- working against “the Sequence of the crop sented by the Barings tor £500,000. ‘fhe oliowing ‘Were the iate prices:—Consois for money, 925; a 925 ; do. for account, 92), a 92%; ve-twenty bonds Of 1365, 1054 @ 106%); five-twenty bonds of 1867, 109 a 1094; ten-forty bonus, 103% 0104; new fives, 103% @ 108%; brie Raliway shares, 273,. Consois and American securities dui. Paris cespatones quote rentes at 621, 5c. RAILHOAD BONDS. In these the business was moderate and chiety confined to the jeading 1ouds heretoiore quo Prices were steady, except in the case of Chicago aud Milwaukee firsts, which declined from 04 to 93, Morrie and Essex Orsis eoid at 109, Morris and Essex sevens of 1871 at 98, New York Central sixes Of 1883 at 07), Central Pacifics at 92 2g | end Union Padific land grants at 66, Ventral | | following ticket is probably elected :— The open. |. 4%, 100 {3 Pacife bonas ciosea at 92% a 92%, and Union Pacifics at 884 @ 88% for firsts, 854 @ 86 for land | grants and 904 @ 91 for sinking funds. SOUTHERN BONDS were without feature. Virginia sixes deferred sold at 9and Missouri "sixes, long bonis, at 94's @ 945. These were the only transactions. Plain sixes of Missouri closed at 94% bid, old North | Pacific Mail Carviinas, 21 to 26; new, 12% bia; special tax, | third series, offering at 7, and second at 8; old | South Carolinas closed at 20 bid aud the July and | April series, 45 bid; old and new Tennessees some At 6T bid; old ex coupon, 514 a 55; new, 51 | @ 55, aud new series, 511% bid; old Virginias are 33 bid; new, 33 bid, and consols, 52)4 @ 5344; deferred omering at 9. MEMORANDA. The report of the Secretary of the New York | Gold Exchange for six Months shows that the re- | ceipts from various sources amoant to $6,758. The Dumber of members tn fuli standing is°447, and all | have paid their regular dues. The total amount | to the credit of the Exchange is $133,024. Tne | President—James B. Colgate. V ce Presidents—First, E. T, Bragaw; Second, R. B, Whittemore. Treasurer—R, L, Edwards, | Secretary—Wiiliam P, Westcott, | Executive Committee—J. F. Underhill, C. 0. Mor- | | Tis, H. R. Moore; John A. Gwynne, William Fitch, James Curphey, George H. Kenneay, 0. A. Bul te trick, C. E. Newbold. Finance Committee—E. S. Ballin, James Selig. | man, George D. Arthur, W. Harman Brown, L | Christian Mever. | Arbditration Committee—Townsend Cox, Chair- man, C. 0, Baker, J. Walter Wood, Joseph H. ‘Tucker, D. J. tS? Committee on Admissions—William B, Sancton, Heber Dunham, Cortlandt M. Taylor, Wiliam P. Humbert, Horace Manuel, C. W. Keep, H. L. Faris, C. Knoblauch, H. J. Purtin. | The New Jersey Southern Railroad directors to-day organized by the election of the following | oMcers:— | President—C. J. Oavorne. Secretary and Treasurer—G. P, Morosini, Executive Committee—C, J, Osborne, S. M. Mills, Nenemian Perry. Edward ©. Taylor and Edwin | | Eldridge. SALES AT THE NEW YORE STOCK EXCHANGE. Monday, 0 Oct. 19-10 A. M.,) Before Call. { 1700 she West UnTel. 7¥i¢ 1100 shs Pac M wo 83 79%, 500 120 1000 1 £00 400 +0 «0 00 c 20 300 Ohio & 200 oUNYCR 6) do. 20) Erie RR. 24° 20Un Pac RR. 20 29% 100 do... 300 Pavan) 50 29% 400 30 $y, 20) Ea 40 ‘4 50) 3 a a t sy 4000 . 0° 1700L 7 170 30, 200 3 90 > 80% 600 Big 500 ws 98 B 70 503g 200 va 60 Bug 25.0 76 600 30% Jud BR 2000 36% 300 79 30 + BDI, 60 7 600 2 BOR 300 BY 1 Boy, Bortol a Wi a " j 200 30° 20 32. 500 Sut, 200 31% 500 30%, 300 a | Ey oe oon x 20° S. ax | 200 isis 10:15 and stale A. M. STU USCS, c, .... 1S SHOU NERD o a Hom U8 Bi, & 00 de. ey ic 38! ot Clee Path a Fe 200) CLC & IC 26 38, 50) T, Yew, Ist, Whas © 37% 2000 743 37 Bio 1 icon Fes , 8 Sou Del & 1, 1, 784. 37 Wi ist 88 ox Be 20 uo. 100 Chi & NW pf. 340 Union Pac. 709 do. 30 oe. sn ae. ss sou 79% 70 uo. 34 1000 + 79% 500 Go, Be ay) 7H 25 do. 4 30 A 300 do. Er | aw 7%, 300 do. sate | 1700 7 =~ do, 24 950 - 9% 20 do. 4) Sus . 79% 200 do. M4 20 73% 30 do os 1” 79% 5 = do 3a . 193, SW 3 20) To 0 100 Ti, 800 10 | do 79% ON thd oe RR.be Wr mY io by an ‘ki Ww i 100 Chev & Pitts 300 Ee me Fekexst g ao. lw, C& iC 4:30 P. M.—Before Call, go shs West Un Tei..b3 79% 150 shsLS&M SRR: 7375 400 Absit i ly) Pac Ms 20d 500 1 2100 do. 200 Harlem : yhio & 2P.M. 11834 $20000 0 S 5-29, 0, 03. . 117% Serond Board—i P. M. $10000 Cen Pacg bds.. 924% 10) sis cenem ‘saat 44 ees 2 nl 9255 98 100 Chi & aly ] A $1000 U 86's, 0, KLBR... Wy Tol H Wab RR. 200 4.0) Obio & Miss con. 9 100W Chic @ Mil dstbo 96 10000 do 95% 500) do. 20 St Lei’) 400 € & Pitt lu N ¥ Gen 6's, 25 shs Mech’3 p’ h ‘ dus 100 Mar Ld & a »- 6 50 PL FLW x iene 92. Quick Min o...b¢ 30% tl Un rac KR... MY Amer District Tei. 40 lwo West UN Tel....ve 79% . ) 7, 4 i H ose oe ee 08 3% | ii a 3 10% ue Pm f 0:°§ oon N ve ei RR...be it 3 Morris & be 7, BUM TNYANU @ li ic.be 1965 dl 3 . by 800 Olu & Mise Ri bo 4 10) 2 2 100 Go. nthe CeIO Two Go 50) UO do. Pe she ae Wa! » car ao fi bi im) to ‘ 1% i) ‘ 3 U8 a Ms HK, isn #)) Pac Nail 8 uo on) 6 By do to uy 4ohg 500 0. Lj Hiv jx Cathie it ” Wo . ee 10 Panama itt io a | and scarcely any business was consummated. | trade and were firm. Petroleum was neglected ana | ere re Ba eS Fy ye Un rae w Onto & iiss di ‘ an Mila ‘SP RR. oy ©, Ca 16 irik om 100 Del, Lack & W. 101g iw Fac ot Mo, + SOs © Fort Wayne RRsS Iq CLOSING PRIOES—3 O'CLOOK P. M a M! West Un Tel. a 18 2 Sg Be a ri 4 i: ga 110 lic m Expre: a OS napreser.:: WOM a OOH Welle urge Ex 79" a 80° N Chi @ alton... 7 @ N Pitted - @ By Ul i & 33 a Shy Pa chan W Sa St Tol ni & RI. 9 a Mig U; Mil & St Paul... 33 a ¢3 COMMERCIAL REPORT. Qulet—Fiour Steady—Wheat Firmer—Corn Heavy—Oats Firmer— Pork and Lard Easier—Grocerie: Firm—Freights Steady—Petroleum In- active and Unchanged—Naval Stores Dull and Nominal—Whiskey Steady. Monpay, Oct. 19—6 P. M. The market was still irregular, but there was but little movement in merchandise. On ’Change four ruled steady, under a fair inqut’y for export. | | Wheat was the turn dearer, but business was checked in consequence. The transactions, never- | theless, presented @ fair footing, and the market | closed firm. Corn closed dull and heavy, with only @ small business done. Oats were in re- quest and firmer. Whiskey was steady. The hay product was almost entirely nominal, Cotton Freights were quiet, bat strong. Cotton opened firmer for Immeaiate delivery, but closed quiet at Sat- urday’s figures. “Futures” were 1-l6c. beiter with » moderate business. Groceries met with a moderate slightly easter. Naval stores were dull and nominal. Correx,—The market for Rio ruled very strong. under light supplies and a good inguiry. We note further sales of 1,362 bags ex Isabella and 3.049 bags ex Waldimar, at Hampton roads to come here, both on private terms We have no change tonote in mild coffee; the demand has been moderate and of a jobbing character. We quote:—Rio, ordinary cargoes, 15%. a 16c.; fair do,, 7c. a 17%c.; good do, 19. a 19%0,; prime do., 2c. a 204e.; extreme range for lots, 15}c. a 2ic.; Java, government bags, 22c. a 26c.; do., grass mats, 22c. a Ze. ; Ceylon, I7c. a 19%%c.; Maracaibo, 16. a 19. ; Laguayra, 17}sc. a 10c.; Jamaica, l6c. a I8c.; St. Do- ingo, Ase: a Ie. Porte, leo, Me, 9 ige.: Costa Tica, | I yc. ; Mexical a ‘a, 17c. a savant iéce a 192.j ‘Curacos, Issge a i7e., gold, 6) and Tava Ci At the opening holders were firmer in their views and demanded higher prices, but buyers failed. to respond, and at the ciose holders were willing to sell at quota: tions, “Fuures” closed at an advance of 1-i6c. We Uplands. Alabama. N. Orleans. Texas, pe} 12 12% | jorro,—The market for cotton on the spot was quiet. | | quote :— i 1434 15 15) 15! 15 | 133 15: 16) 16 16; 16% Evening. Totat, i ee | 6 3 a 815 oa middling) the sates nee | aitter one BM. —uetober, fi iia) tb 6: 1p Bae. ess ater ye iO ts | February, 400 at 15 21 2c., 50) at 15 1 : March, 10bat | 13 15-L6c., 200 at 15 ‘BisBze., i rm 6c. ‘May, oon Hs | Total, 5,100 bales. Closing prices—c' ber ue Be. 8 Md Sic. November, 14 divige, a I 1-526. 15 odie. ; January, 1 tte ite at J at Ibe. : E Pure tee 4% ar | usr a | 0 at | Be 16c.,300 at 15 | ‘at 15%c.. 200 at 1! 3 253 i Fel | aovat lode 200 at T0 6 1 0 BD) até Uee.t apeil,, 20 8 at 16 $0 at 109¢0., 100 ac 16'6-160 Paha eit ee, jiu at 168 60. ¢ May, 100 at (16, 9:16c,, 100 a Ic. 10) at 169466. “Sune, | ito” at 16, ib at 1 1S:l60. Tota 10th Lales, Urant total, 18,800 bales The averages ‘of Saturd forward deliveries as officially reported on the bulletin ote | iy #4 were as ot lows, viz. :—October, 14.96; November, 14.95; | Pegem pate "January, 49.39; February. 15.68; ‘a pall 16. 166. First cal Noveinber, Oat le 7-16c., Ly 15-3: els ie Soe, 200 bb "7.82. BeB2 March, 16 x | Total, oH bales, Cotton freurhts cites | lows:—To Havre, by sail, 4c. To Hambu ed fea, ic. ; by sail, Sec. To Bremen, by steat 3 by c. combr To Liverpool, by steam, i ats , sail, dd. Consolidated (one day) rece | bales. ports—To Great Britain, 13,048 | asa { Continent, rir Btock—in New York, 50,505 aless con- solidated stock. 267,847. _ The gross receipts ut Now York were-Norioik. BB bates: savannah, 845T: Now Or ricans, 1, 402, Total, 5 bales. rome ts at the 9,575 bales: New Orlean: Savannah, 7,861; ton, 470 J Norval, $0tds New Yo golphia, 162 Total, 27.555 27,147 bales. This’ day int (enn | Feceipts since September 1, O41 bal He 19h hove AND Gnain, Kecoipe—Pioun 063 bb 8,658 bushels; cor do. ; oa Da as do. Flour was steady under a aie deinand Charleston, a smippan ae for the Provinces and do pers Tmlos, cmbraciug ail. kinds toot ipesbout 0,000 1 bis, ‘at ices: Maio io range of: the atbipin QUotations. Corn meal met with @ iair demand, sid to the extent of 1,200 bb’ tor Brand: and golden ear, on private latins We quote, No. aes; seseseesseecs: Wei tacnamnaannisp 523 Eebeoe in nt z S 5 SE oemesk te Beracisesoace: , SESSR 8 SSsheatsn about spring, $100 lor No. in 108 for No. 2 Ciicazo and Northwest Mi it or ilwunkee, $1 16 a $i [8 tor ordinary red winter, $1 Wa $1 36 for white. Corn was dull, opening with holders asking more money, but clo-ing barely steady, although the offerings were very light. The sales avgregate about 35,000 bushels at 9)3¢c. in store ard 913¢c. afloat tor Westorn mixed. Yellow and white were neg- hominal. Vals werein demand and firmer, Closing at about 4c. per bushel ad Sales, about grat ashets at Bic B,fi0.. for btate mixed, ie for s uit re. r State white and 6ic, @ Gio. tor Wester wiiite. { ride 00 bushels 3 v4 tor No.3 We note a sale of 8,000 ported on private terms, but said to be within the range of $1.56 @ $1 38 per bushel. Rye remained inactive and leadily hed within the range of Ye. « $12 oF x1GHTS.—The Inquiry for berth nd with puta ine orate supply were firm. jionnage for c! but desirably sized vessels were difficult to obtal parties, as a genecal thing, were apart in their vie regards rates; consequently but ttle was accompanied. The enga, ements comprise fo Liverpool by 36,000 bushels 0: Sa, 48) bales or cotton at Sad 1824.5 e0e at e158) boxes of Dason | ny 8a 90) bbis, of flour at 1 | te Steam, 16.00) bush sbralear, | by Salk 40 bbls of dents ad Trillan, bark, hence to ‘ston with ied Ince geain at 1830." ver bushel, ehae per cent primages, and balance of cargo staves w fill, | on private terms; @ Norwegian bark of 4)2 tons, hence to Kotterdam, wiih staves aud general cargo at'® lum} sum, Kept private an, Tuallan bark, hence io Liverpool bis. 8 Far fron ‘at sand £10 | gratuity; @ Norwegian irk, trom Philade Pik to a di- | | Fect Continental port, with "QW bbis of refined do. at | | , Motasses.—The general righ continued quiet. Small lota of grocery graues changed hui at prices withn our quoted ran Land mixed, $3c. a 38¢ 3 retinin c., & S0C. 5 fico, Ws. 0 foe. (Binlieh Teianda, 406. ‘a 60.; New Ore Jeans, 7vc. a 8c., new crop. NAVAL STORES. —1 he market for spirits of turpentine was duli and to an extent nominal, clearing with mer- chantadle order obtainable at 3754c. have only to sale of 10) bbis., incinding Southern ani New York | ' (S7ige. and We. the market tor rosin was dull, Rowinal und weak, excepting for the finer grades, which were firmiy held. stramed quoted at $2 4 Jot of No. J rosin sold at $3 75. lur was dull and une changed. We note asale of 60 bbls. at $2.6) per LOL Fitch was quiet but quoted steady at $2 62/5 ior city. Peraoter.—The iugtry for refined was light andthe | offerings were also limited. Market weak; quoted at lige. & 24e. lor spot or balance of mouth. Crude, in | bulk, continues sto@ly at 5%c.; 1,000 bois, sold at that | rd commodations was A small price. Cases were firmly held ‘at i7/c., but we Mk ol no fransactions, Naphitha Dee d nominally set Se. for western and Ie, @ 10¥e, Jor ci Geipnin ‘marke: wae qulet ald steady. ne ll3e° for re fined for prompt delivery. Late, »aturday, 8,000 bbls. | sold, for early delivery, at i1e. The Uresk mar were generally quiet aud quoted thos Petroleum Centre, Rouseville, We nach Me. mediate shipment, 9244 s Tidiou' Parker's, U Wage. i nited, m- PROVISIONS. —Receip beef, 745 pack. ages. cut moatn, 25 lo. lard 480 Vols: and Heroes, ft Juguicy (or meas pors was very light wo che market @ shade exsior, We have only to i of 75. .dis, 10 & vbiag Way, at ¥2) 8),and a round jot of KO Lbs Jor cluber delivery, at $19.50. Bacon—ihe market fee | mained duit aud ‘weak. 4 boxes uf long cia: realized | iW%e. per Ib, Lrewed hogs re Ayal rang auiet 1 noted ior te range ed yuote- lain fies Dole, $6 | r clly india mess. Ww rn quoted at 2. oF ret Qual pal, Out meat—ihe market led quiet for all deseripuions, but valnes exhibitei no chance. We now sales of about 2,24 pieces, Including pickled snouders, at Wige. per Ib., sinoked do. at like. per lo, plexled hams at Tie: B.1U4C, per Ib, and smoked, hams'at 18Me. a 14, 1b. Pickle bellies quoted at lic. a lik per e shee was onsets Jed and ge; quoted on of 280 therces of Aoverber de. wuiow Jest alt thern nomi: , but values showed vo ma el ‘ipotat tie. por lo. We note n sal 20) tierces tor th | new on the gs eg lic., | livery 9614549, aud 460 Herces. turers’ | 860,001 if December, at 12! Bets ie serieinr—- = Superior and extra superior. T%c. & a 1cx.—the demand was iair ina at the market fi sales 40 tierces of Carolina ie, fh ian 2 Say of 7 ee at ba ine Beton nope mA maliot t inactive but val at wee ial iy. y ehangea Quoted at lsXc. tor Western, TALLOw—W hs aust ‘Dat fi iF prime city, 45,000 Ibs, of out of Sawn soe’ 5 c. iy 8 Lea FY. — —Receipts, rices wend at the decline nowcod Saturday, Sales 250 bbls. at he. DOMESTiO_W MARKETS, Cotton dull and easier; mmiaaning Tage : at ony tia Tee, good ordinary, ' 13c. Net rece alps, 8 668 bales; grows, 2,568 Bxporw ype 2,530, Kk, 25,445, Onumans, Oct. 19, 1874. Cotton—demand good; middling. 143§¢. ; low. spied 14gc.; good ordinary, I3ic. Net recep H gross, 6,704. ExportsTo "Great Britain, the | Senden 64, Sules, 2,000; last evening, B58. * Be Stock, Monte, Oct. 19, ae Cotton quiet; middling, Wake; low mladiing, 13% good ordinary, 13c. Net receipts, 244 Daies. ‘exports coastwise, 7,088 Sales, 600. Stock, I sacottonademand good midaiiig, 1 ih 4h gc. i ordinary, es; | gre ESD) Exports coustwive, 917. ‘Balsa, Rise Seneke: CwAnceston, Oct. 19, ser pedleng, die, a n sedée. i AV AN! an, Oct, 1430. ; low saldeli, 5 _ Gotten. arm: dare rates, Ho. 3d ordinal reoe! fete rs8, 4 a hd ie 2,293. Bales, |, oe a ‘tt ine RiMIEgTON, NO. Oek. 10, IE, ‘its of irpentine firm at for strained Crude tur) entine ey $i ante ton hard, $2 6 for yellow dip, $2 60 tor heir tar sent at Lb YswRoo, Oct. 19, 187 Flour unchanged; sales, 2,900 vole Wheatauist: No. Milwaukee club held at $1 15; extra white Michigan, Corn lower and quiet; sales of two cars high ior baie, sales 20,00) Can: lor animemee Wheat ber, 783,000 fee! Borraro, Oct. 19, 1974. Grain in, store Wheat, 7.931 bushels; corm, 2.4.85 do.; onts, 117,63 do; barley. alte ek peas, 3,103 do. Laxe and rail imports tor the iast forty-eight ours— Flour, 19,320 poe. wheat, 310 oa sigshlay corn, 141,091 do. ; omts, 246,947 do; Ley 4 57,300 oes iar ireignts co Onis, gue, estern spring at B $6 25; white, les: quoted, M white winter, Ri iesiic 2 Western at Sdc. a 84c., cl ost Bea firm. No. 2 Western, on track Barloy irregular; sales of ‘Canad: th malt steady; Canada, $1 50 Oats quict: sales, an BY “anousinally Bo. a 0: Webern, $0 TorEDo, Oct. 19, 1874. Wi 1 6, Provisions unchanged, Flour pteaay, Wheat steady: No. 2 white Wabaah. $1175 No.3 do, $1 No. wrnite Michigan, 118; extra 0 sp November: $l one! fo, iy 13} Ly e248 Ltr Ribs Corn steady; Ro. | fish mixed tam didi | low. mixe i do. n | Michigan, 66¢.; no stade, 78340; ‘do. | firm and in fair dem: io. 2 { Fretghis dail; ito Bata, 2 Recelpts— 1,000 ‘bbls. flour, -33,000 a wheal do. corn, 18,000 do. oats. Shipments—29,000 bushels wheat, $5.00 do. corn, 26,000 do. om! Cmcaao, Oct. 1 Flour quiet and unc! ed. Wheat let an ies No. 1 spring, 98c. a 93340. ;_ No. 2do., 88} tober and November; ‘No. 3do., 34 ca att EG ted, 805gc, a Ble. Corn opened ‘frm. but closed da! io. 2 mixed, JOH; 18 75 he. vena ite, fe, bia Obtober, Y | Sods arin, a i vy hi ae Oct open mtd a) +, IBS. io | er Noveinber. hye frm au ane 4 a 83} 08 ro eae Oa Food dunt iter ont dana the ‘deci a $1) 50, sp Wo telier fail the year, Lard, bc. ibs tad ts dull pod E iragey On 2’ this atdernoon wheat closed cash and October; corn, 74%c., cash an ‘octal November. weceipayy ny fiour, 12 Ate) bushels Wheat, 76,000 do. corn, 63,000 90. 0 oats, ‘3,000 ito, o, rye and | ‘21,000 do. eke Shipments—11,000 bbis. flour, bushels wheat, 76,000 do. corn, 154,000 do. oats, 2,000 rye, 19,000 do. barley. UTIOA CHEESE MARKET, Urn Ca, N, Y.. Oct. 58 Seven Mhonsand boxes of cheese were offe fered Share to- 000 sold at isiac eee ‘The market was Gull, salesmen generally holding jolaing tor 16e. PRINTING y OLOTHS MARKET. Pros novipeycr, R. L, Oct. 19, 1874 periatins cloths remain dull ai the’ prices last re- do. | EUROPEAN MA MARKETS, Liverroot Propuce Marxet—Liverroot, Oct. 19—Even ios. -—Oommon rosin, 5s. 9d, per cwl. Spirits turpentine, per cwt Loxnox Puonuce Manger—Loxnox, Oct. 1fBvening.— Spirits turpentine, 263. 3d, a 2.8. 6d. per FINANCIAL, ey. | A. \ —STOOK P PRIVILEGES, — LW. HAMILTON 400, 48 Broad street, New York. Puts, Calis and Spreads negotiated on all aetive stocks, at from 1 to2 per cent Gisiance from ihe market price. signed by members of | Stock xchange and other responsible parties, Stocks bought and sold against these contracts with but | small risk of loss. THE WALL STREET REPORTER, | @ Weekly Financial Journal, xp how large profits are made by this method of | rating. with only $100 invested. All parties wishin to learn how stock speculations are managed shoul ‘send for the Jast namber, which will be Mailed Free to a any address. L, W. HAMILTON & CO., Stock Brokers, 48 Broad street, New York. STOCK PRIVILEGE ON ALL THE ACTIVE Btocks negotiated at the lowest rates in the market; $50 to $100 Pats or Calls; $200 for double Privileges. A | call on any stock gives the holder as many advantage ag though he had made an actual purchase of the stock, { yetthere is no liability beyond the amount paid for the “call;” there is no mterest to p at to pay, and the stock is con- Pipes sek for Aas days without margin. mM of operating is fully explained in a pam- | pooped with: valuable statistical Information and iiustra. ions showing how small risks pay large profits, sent free to all who desire Ae io speculate. TUM: E & CO. ‘Bunkers aiid Srokers, No. 2 Wall street, New York. —STOCK PRIVILEGES ON ALL THE ACTIVE Stocks negotiated at 1 to per cent {rom the mar- $50 to $100 puts or calls to $350 leges. The system of oper: y pampnien with valuable statistical information, sent to ire to speculate. TUMBRIDGE & CU., 10 Bankers and brokers, No. 2 Wall street. A —STOCK PRIVILEGES.—PUTS, CALLS AND + Straddies on paatere, Stock Exchange, $100 to $400, 3 ams 60 day: a etry circular mailed; no risk ‘beyond the pl investes HAZA RD « MONTAGUE, No No. 6 Broad street. LOAN OF $750 WANTED—FOR THREE woxTHs; ! a note, secured by chatte! mortgage on \ ghinery and Fixtures in use valued at $10, Raacead LOAN, box 113 Herald office. NY_ONE DESIRING TO SPECULAT« IN “STOUK Privileges" shoald send for the explanatory circu. ir of the undersigned; the present active market fatfords prospects that immense profits can pe realized In @ short time on certain stocks. Address ALEXANDER FROTUINGHAM & OU, Bankers and Brokers, 12 Wall street. FIRST MORTGAGE, $4000). ON SOUTHERN | As Property Valued at cer $32,010 for sale at a ibe eral discount, or will exchange dn part) tor free and nent by property. ress MURTGAGE, box 171 LADY OF ec RESPECTABILITY, BEING embarrassed, would like to nileman who Would loan her $200 tor a short ume: feet of peicrences given, Address sindust » Horald ptown Branch o T REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND A Endowment Insurance Folicies, Mortgages and other becurities, ROAPRAES®, ot all kinds effected witu best companies. HABRIOH 4 CO., a NASH WANTED.—LIBEKAL DISCOUNT; KEOUIORS FUNUS OF $151,000 TO wee ON Gon | class New York igh Aang —No bonus. Also ages. Apply to R. WETZEL, No. 6 to buy Mort treet, room Ii so HAVE : MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW York cit Horgeger wit ae bonus. Principais de- siring to ihe iF Bloese epply. Ss: JOSEPH AND D Giry RA ROAD Bi 4 Wall street. ER boaght and sold by 1 JAAR & OC WANTED=FOR FIVE YEARS, ON 100 | foot of valuable water front property | in Richmond, Va., adjoining the Tredegar Iron Works; or would sell ame ior $125 per foot, the price re- cently paid tor 117 feet by the Tredegar Company. Address or cull on the owner, at the office of Nicholson a Olark, If Broadway. $200,000 era rmo el ay Mavens | Rage on improved eity prop guims to wits principals address J. b. LEAYORA Highth a 3 TO LOAN ON NEw YORK, BROOK. $250. 000 lyn PF rectsueaer Rest karate a one to five years, 7 per cent interest. ut, Paucbaltice Tuayrance Company. 187 Broauway. | understanding —— | bid ats for that period or less with some good Goulars, LD. BOED, 28 West Fitty-second birest, } Petr onsen LEASE, FOB A, TERM OF YEARS, | investy meet some honorable | y | dence BUSTESS KR TUNITH MRST CLABS, DIN} OON AND ‘RESTAU- emt nde om Medway) oi OE et eae reamane must be sold et BLOANS a Kast‘ it il TEANTION TB, | 5Ou. WISH TO BUY, SELL OB rc exchange a business of any kind, call on'or write (0 VINGST Pine stree 000, TN Pamtneus: A PARTNER WANTED—WITH $7,000 TO ‘8 well established p comi Capital wanted to extend 4 ISAAC Blogs No. 5 Dey street. Anti GENTLEMAN Mtr GANTT AL, ak. OPER | to “Aadroas SUSIN ESE erste aateer e Mtone —_ ge a ager WITH io WITHOUT in ample security, to supplement ‘me tenner ala cabling cuedtige Drodae reed Benerous ten ee UCN are werntapee: 18 ot A Seatratie Saas ETO RNG. mp yee Baving £ erable cna ction Vey food at ga ri #1G08 & Ca nae % erroNing trae, aR eG rarer ihanclal agent 12 Wal BA’ Fg wed rs and Final ‘all a ditional cap tal tor apts, MARAT and incor! rated G0 panies; Toans in ade on city and West- ern A pra rcial pol igations, &c. ; ess [pk Teg ‘otiated: per saptiat a jesiri hater! eed oo bust patesreins! Wish to dispose of are invited: to call. A Sy tot ge OPPORTUNITY FOR A MAN WITH « limited ita, to purchase a permanent, legiti- ‘Masta an profitable business; no competition and sales ited; $15,000 a year clear, hype bap or tomeoe of me ; lovestigatiog myelin dress rT 8 roadway. rooms 34 and 3 TEA. AND FINK GROCERY FOR SALE ON A busines. avenue; good reasons for selling. Ad- dress T. office. es PARTIES pnernoe? OF INV! fo $10,000, with Dersonal investizato' new business ot profit of $1! eacl RuBoHEIS & bo. road street, room 14, NY ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN, OF GOOD HABITS ip a higuly celebrated frst ota as aren anperwes saneatiar if y. Li rst class ex! PRINGLPALe box Ws Herald offices eit —PARTNER WANTED IN ke BUSINESS ESTAB- A. lished in 1857; $2,000 year! Ty At anteed on real | v, 20 Broadway. estate to investor. A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY IS OFFERED.: ied democratic daily nyvervspaner and Job Office, in democratic city near New York, sure of ‘oMelal patron. aRe, 07 1,000 worth of type and preen tor owing ( ig illness of proprietor, or woul ner the business: this is a bona fide transao- ba will sell for $7,5.0, $6, down, Address EXAM- INE, box 112 Herald’ office. A. YOUNG BUSINESS MAN, PUSSESSING $10,000 TO $15,(0), desires to mvest the same in an established mercantile or manutacturing house in New York. Ad- STING $1.00) services, are invited to h character, promising | dress CASH, box 175 Herald office. A BARB BUSINESS CHANCE. —FOR SALE, A FIRST class Restaurant, Oyster and Bar Business, located atthe terminus of the most extensive passenger Hires in New York; the arlom, Bridge trade steaay and re- liable, no speculation but a certainty: 1 it avaliable rooms, including kitchen. Apply. to i. Stuarts High Bridge House, eorner 1suth streotand snird GENTLEMAN, ON will take Peabtls yr se! business, tablished, for very Particulars at ety Broadw 7 Upstairs. TTENTION.—WE WANT I HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, ies end kil bats of nines or oarrehanenee Sate 3 of business customers. - JONS & DEPUY, 200 Bi fay, entrance on Keade st NTERPRISE.—A paar FURNISHING $5,000, TO treble {leur investine ge'moniie, Address Si: X 8 5 TERVRISE, box 172 ‘ Parr Rl DS hp ft AN erarea wate OF SICKNESS, 8 beret, paying at a, Ltde ¢ COU AINTANCR IN THE ‘enusylvania, and one like to make arrange- house to States of New York year with nothing to do, ji i antigen: can take ung; first class reterence, Address 0. ie, » Js Gy Dox Hertideaes = eeeen e ay ins ticulars, L. D. BOYD, we 4 fw eat Filty-second street. tl in conse panes of the death o the pro Feber lamsburg ; one o: Island 2 7 im Wallis di and st establioh concerns in the country, having the most improved Seton a Mei jars y focal demand for drain pipes and every, facility er oing @ most ex- tensive businens ; oe operaion. with » depot in New York cit} stcakl oe band ‘an be had at cost of manutacture, ‘ind't the most livera: terms will be mado with a party competent to carry or the work. Appl JOsEePa ¥ gor PONG. 8 West Fouith street, New" ork PARTNER WANTEOAIN THE MARKET BUSINESS; A yearend a ape Sag a et elther | active or silent, wi ive @ mi 7 lor at amount. ‘Apply at 64 Fultou street, Brookirn, oy 10 LET—THE NEW HOTE! vITH 76 ROOMS, ALL modern improvements, and en elegant corner Store for office and sar Nos. ue to 183, posto od cores. sf Chatham square, frouting Worth street. MARKS, Drexer b Building. Corner Wall ang Broad stceets ‘WANTED-A PARTNER WITH $25,000. FOR THE manufacture g &@ monopoly. Address, stating ., Foom 110 Prescott House, Broad- place of interview, @ ‘way. "-ANTED~A MAN SKILLEDIN MACHINERY, AND the manufacturing of cotton, with $15,000 or $21,000 | capital: Address 3. We GRAY! “Adairsville, "Barton 3h county, Ga. ANTED 0 BUY—A LARGE NEWSPAPER ROUTE, with of without store oF isten4,_ in New York or Brooklyn. Address. giving, full particulary, ROUTE, Herald Branch office, Brooklyn. W ANTED—A PARTNER, WITH $25,000 CASH, IN ‘an established and well known commtasion house, with large conne: to @ young man desirous of en- tering into busine: is presents an opportunity seldom offered; pane nee apply sitar Cerra bi ences cal communications to be strictly confidential ress C. 8., box 183 Herai ti office. J ANTED—A PARTNER TO GET PATENTED AND manufacture a new and valuable invention; a a ottes. of the age. Address PROGRESS, box 16d Her- $25, —A_BUSINBSS LADY, WITH THIS AMOUNT + of capital, can earn $20 weekly, all winter, at home; business entirely new; taught in one day. ‘157 Second ayenue; ring basement bel —A YOUNG MAN WITH THIS AMOUNT, and willing to leave the city with me will eekly salary and collateral security in hand, spect interest in the business. Address | SEOURIIY box 160 Herald omen, $400.73 —A GENTLEMAN, bet $400, CAN SECURE 5, partueranip, 1s, 8 a sant, e: espect- able business pay: ae A Call office, Palmer Manu’ mecuring Com ri5, 817 Broad 200. —WANTED, AN ENEKGETIC MAN, WITH the above amount, to take half interest in @ well established and good business; immense profits; aon ott ‘Address SUCCKSS, Herald Up- office. town Bran $3. 000 a REQUIRE THE SERVIOE OF A SMART, + energetic man, knowledge of business not required; such I would give a one-half interest in a Light, neat and profitable provessional business; obje toextend, which is unlimited; fine opportunity for a young men to esi@blish himseli; above amount Cash re- quire expended in extending business; none others need poy. Address PRUSPERITY, Herald ae town Branch offi 3.000. —MUST BE “SOLD AT A SACRIFICE, /« new and yaluabie Patent; will bear thor- ough Investigation, Models cau be seen at 149 West ‘Twelth street. 50.00 TO $100.000.—A PARTY HAVING THE above amount at his command would like to make @ financial arrangement with one or more | parties wiereby ibcoul be made mutually profitable. \dress H.R. W., box 104 Herald office. ——_+ +. UNITED STATES WATCH COMPANY. The Concern in Bankruptcy and To Be Sold at Auction. Judge Dixon, o: the United States Court at Tren- ton, N, J., having decided tuat the United States Watch Company, at Marion, N. J., was in bank- | ruptcy, and an assignee having been appointed to take charge of the property, the company’s build- ing, property and interest in the’ entire business | will be sold at public auction early in November. There has been considerable wrangling between the stockholders over this matter, but it would seem that the majority of the shareholders de- sired to put the concern in banruptcy, Nabe se minority were opposed to such ‘the minority allege that Giles, Wales & Co., who had the controlling inter- est in the concern, have been anxious to oust many of the oid stockholders and form @ vew com- pany, while on the other side it is asserted that jor @ year past Giles, Wales & Co, have been | obliged to carry the concern, and that during the ear but @ triding business has been done, 80 little, indeed, that bankruptcy became inevitavie. Itis charged also that there was some coliusion between the directors and others, Whose notes Were hot taken up by the company, for the forty days specified by law and that Judge Dixon's Opinion was stretched to the very extreme of the legal point involved, while, on the other hand, it is asserted that with the law plain before him and the petition of 5,000 shares ayatust 1,600 dely- | ing the interpretation that collusion could have been practised no other deduction but the simple meaning ol the law could have been arrived at, The property is@ very large one. The working | men are owed quite a large amount of money. The largest creditors are Giles, Wales & Co., wuo, it is said, together with the petitioning stock- holders, Will buy in the property, and start a new | company on a firm basis. KILLED His PLAY MATE, About halt-past three o’clock yesterday after- | noon Joseph Hennessy, a little boy five years of | age, Who lived with his parents at No. 18 Roosevelt | street, Was shotand killed, It appeared that wile deceased was standing in the haliway of his resi- another boy whose name is Bata to bo Michael Kearns came np and, presenting @ pistol, said, “Now it is lie or death between us,” dis- chargea the pistol, the conteni# taking eifect in his breast, inflicting a wound from which death | Speedily ensued. As far as Known (vere had oeen no quarrei and Consequently no ill- seen | between the boys, from Whieh tact it 18 supposed by many tuat the boy Kearns was nut aware of (ue piatol hold of ‘almost any. | loaded, Michael was arrested by Om>er H Asie) Fourth and de: rireet Police station to await thi n investigation Leap re creng tener \ who irteen years Of age, at No. 14 Roosevelt tress en” ‘a MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. © Married. BisHor—DvTHig.—At Ase of the churen of the the Hey Oka ‘ott ord. oy. coptemiber 26, by the Uriah Fray W. poset Ben a of or Marissa ‘ 7 is city, on Thurs- BRITTON—VREDENBU} Em this aay, October 16, at Tri ay be Ri the Rev. T. Bel ett, assisted by Rev, Belle nett, aesipied ngs A ed daughter of denborg, all of Staren islands CONDON-~McCCARTEN,—OD ‘ednes4i October 14, 1874, at St. Francis Xavier's church, New Yor! by Rev. Father De Luynes, 8, J., PETER CONDON, Of} Hoboken, N. J., tO NELLIE, daughter of iona Mebariee, ¥ New Fore a ALTON—-ARR—! a ookinay by nctratcd DALTON to PAMELIA the Church of the Nativity, M. J. Moran, pastor, FRANCIS C., daaghter of Louisa 8. aud the late Frederick Tarr, of this ge No oon e EasDALE—MACKAyY.—' 01 n, Saturday, octover If, by the Rev. De Witt Teimager Hosaee M. Espace, of Morrison, Pivnitonias Fines ML, te Mary, second daughter of the oiata Donaid Mackay, OL Thurso, Caitiness, Scotlan: GRAHAM—BANDER.—ON Phang, sao 15, at che residence of the bride’s p: ts, by the kev. Joseph Wild, D. D.. OuaNory far Gate mM to Esrguve, davgbter of W. L, Bander, Esq, ail on Brooklyn. No cards. ORMAND—BOGERT.—OD Syodmenaal October 4, by Rev. A. Van Houten, W. E, ORMAND to ANNIE A. Bocenr, gil of New York. No cards, “pute Biingtame Atte heme’ oF. the bride, on Monday, October 19, 1874, by Rev. J. W. Barn- | bart, Mr. Josmrn. P. PUELS, ol New York. to, M COmmaLty Z, BARNHART, of Marlborough, fo cards. SHEPHERD—BARNEY.—On Wednesday, 0c tober 14, i the residence of the bride's parents, by the ev. H, D. Ganse, GEORGE WALTER SHEPHERD to Lei lr only daughter of D. J. Barney, Esq., all of this city. WARDLE—MELICK.—In this city, on Thursday, | Ociober 15, by the Rev. E. C. Sweetser, Roperr 8. WaRpLE to Gaterta L.. daughter of the late Balthazeo Meuick, No cards. Died. ARMSTRONG.—On Sunday, October 18, ELIZABETA PEA CHEE widow of Francis Armstrong, in her Funer: 1 will take place from Rose Hill church, Twenty-seventh Pan near Third avenue, on Tuesday, Octover 20, 18’ one P. M. BLY.—On Monday, Gotboer 19, ALICE BLY, onty daughter of Augustus J. Bly and Mary Ridge, aged 7 months and 3 days, Friends are respectiully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her. parents, 946 Atiantio avenue, Brooklyn, on Tuesday, October at hall-past two o'clock, be atts Sunday, October 18, at St. Joseph’s Ursuline Convent, East Morrisania, N. Y., Mother MARY AGNES Boyor, in the 38tn year of her age and the 12th of her profession, Bue mass at ten A. M. on Wednesday, Octo- BURNHAM.—On Monday, Votober 19, LOVINA ANN, wile of Frederick A, Burnham, aged 31 years, bi month and 10 Gays. Relatives and friends of the family are respect> ree invited to atteud the famerah fom bread fy dence of her fataer, Nelson D. er, No, West Foret street, on Wednesday noon, ne o’cloc! ALLAGHAN.—OD meena October 19, CaTHER- INK UALLAGHAN, daughter of Bickers aud Ellen Callaghan, aged 6 years and 7 mi ‘The friends of the family are Tospectrally invited to attend the funeral, irom the residence of ber Ber‘ No. 45 Heury street, on Wednesday, Octo- er 21, At one o'clock P. M. Qaristiz.—On Sunday, October 18, Mary E. Nae widow of the Jate David H. Christie, ears, Marne rel relatives and friends are respectfully in- vited to attend the funeral services at her late residence, 120 West Thirteenth street, on Tues- day, October 20, at ten o'clock, Doo.gy.—On Sunday, October 18, JANE Dootey, pale of Francis Dooley, native of county Wicklow, ireland. Relatives of tne family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, irom her late residence, 346 East ['wentieth street, on Wednesday, October 21. Droge.—On Jersey City Heights, on Monday, paca 10, 1874, ALBERT C. H. DRogg, aged 3 mn Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, October 21, 1874, at one P. M., from the residence of Albert Buschman, ny Bag, Sipp avenue, Jesey City Heights. DRAKE. turday, October 17, ANNIE M., the daughter of John and Susan Dra! ‘The relatives oy friends < of, the family, and also the members o! ite respectiully invited to attend the funePat, irom the Sime ui endl church, on Wednesday, ‘tober 21, at one P. M. opener. ron Sunday, October 18, JOuN J. FOuY, in the 38th year Of his age. Helatives and imiends are respectfally invited to attend the fuper: Fp Wednesday, 2ist inst., at Fienes two o’clock P, M., from his late residence, ‘oodhull street, Brookiyn. GANNON.—On Monday, October 19, Mrs. Honor GANNON, Dative of Elphin, county Roscommon, Ireland, in the 70th year of her age. ‘The remains will be taken from her daughter's residence, No. 305 East 1wenty-fourth street, on Tu a: at two o'clock P. M. Sat ay October ya CHARLES H. Gizgs, son of Jonn 8. Giles, in the 43d year of bis othe elatives and friends of the family are re- ti d to atiend the funeral, from the eat itethodist Episcopal church, Brook- inn on Tuesday, October 20, at one P. M. jRoss.— At Hoboken, N. J., on Saturday, Seeter 17, at lour o'clock A. M., MaGatg, beloved wife of Charles Gross and eidest ee ahtet, of ped Born- hoeft, of New York, in the 26t ar of her age. Relatives and iriends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend her funeral, from her late residence, 234 Washington ital Hoboken, on Tuesday, October 20, at one o’clock P. M. Gorsixi.—On Saturday evening, October 17, Mrs. | JANE, widow of the late Phomas Gopaill, in the 791m year oi her age. Funeral from her late residence, No. 262 Mont- | gomery street, Van Vorst Park, Jersey City, this | (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. | _ HEGINBotHAM.—On Monday, October 19, after @ prolonged and painfol iliness, ELiisz F., beloved wife of Otterwell Heginbotnam, in the 34th year of 22 | her age. | The relatives and friends of the family and also the officers and members of company K, Kignty- fourth regiment, N.G.S.N.Y., are Tespectiully in- | vited to attend the funeral on Wednesday, October | 21, at two o’clock P, M., from her late residence, No, 75 Lawrence street, B:ookiyn. HoFFMAN.—On Sunday, Ocwuber 18, Harriet E., wie of Chaties 0. Hoffman, aged 63 years. | . The relatives and irieuds are respectiully invited to attend the funeral, irom her late residence, No. 692 Franklin avenue, Brooklyn, on Thursday morne ing, October 22, at eleven o'clock. | MYGun Stancu&—-Notice, the iuembers of A. Lin- | coin Post, No. 13, G, A. will meet at their post room, No. 63 West Fourteenth street, at twelve | o'clock sharp, on Tuesday, October 20, to attend | the suneral of comrade Joho Stengle, irom his rea- idence, No, 20 Jane street, at one o'clock P. M. By order of OSCAR TUMPKiNS, Commander. d, A. RUFFNER, Adjutant, | | KELLEY.—On Sunday, October 18, Mary, wile of Thomas Keliey, in ihe 64th year of her age. The iriends of the family are invited to attend the funeral. irom her late residence, 313 East Twenty-Orst street, op Tuesday, the 20th inst., at hall-past two o'clock. Lupwig.—Suddenly, on Saturday morning, Oc- . Lupwic, aged 59 years, 9 tober 17, Marre months and 5 a: The relatives aad friends of the family are re- ' spectiully requested to attend the funeral, from | his late residence, 372 East Fourth street, om Thursday, October 22, at one o'clock P. M. MULLER.—At her residence, on Sunday eventng, October 18, after a suort illness, ANNA, wife of Jolin P. Muller, and daughter of Jacob Reinhardt, in the | 19th year of her age. Reiatives and friends are respectfully {nvited to attend the suneral, from her late residence, a Eugewater, 8. 1, to Greenwood peneery oe ‘Tuesday, October 20, with the two o'clock boat | from Staten Isiand, |” MoCanray.—On Monday, October 19, WILLIAM, | tue belovea son of John and Mary McCarthy, aged 1 year and 10 months. the relatives and friends of the family are re~ | spectfully invited to attend the funeral, on | Wednesday, October 21, from his parents’ resi- dence, No, 53 Hendersoo id of Eighth treet, Jersey City, at one o’cioc! 4 Ruicu.—At Hobvken, N.J,, on Sunday, October 18, darker E., daughter of Adolphe and Helen Reich, aged 10 years, Relatives and f/iends of the family are invited to attend, froim the house, 333 Washington street, it ten o'clock, Mi SuEDDAN,—At Rahway, a J., on Sunday, October 18, Rev. 5, 5. SHEDDAN, D. D., aged 64 years. Funerai on Thursday, 22d inst., hall-past one | o'clock P.M, at the First Presbyterian church, Ranway. Carriages will meet the 12 M. traia from ew York, Ne TEVENS—OR Monday morning, Octover 19, at his residence, Meet city, JOHN A, STEVENS, im e 80th year Of his age. euneral services Will be held Friday morning | next, 28d inst., at ten o’clock, at the Universit, | place church (Rev. Dr. Isoovh), corner of Tent street. Relatives and friends are invited to at- tend, VAN SEGGERN.—On Sunday, October 18, AMANDA E. (born Schenck), the vag wife of Ch. H. Van ern, in the 2th year of her age. Sere iriends of the family aud those of her father, and brothers, Louis and Henr, 8 of Greenwood Uae, eee |B. and A. M,, are respectiully invited to ubien foneral, irom her late residency, No. 226 Twenty~ | first street, South Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Tse inst., at three o'clock P.M. | Witker.—On Friday, October 16, Jon H, W KER, aged 46 years, 1 month and 16 days. Relatives and (menus of the foi 9 also tho Mombers of Coited Brothers Lodge, No. 856 F. M,, and the Wittlager Freundsonaivs Bund, ‘are | redpectiuliy invited to Atiend the suneral, ne | the German Lutheran St. Jova’s chirel, No. 8! Christopher street, on Tucstay, 2th 10a, a6 hali- | past queg’clock 2M | Casper Schene! also the membe