The New York Herald Newspaper, October 29, 1874, Page 5

OO ooo NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1874.-TRIPLE SHEET. 5 7 1 count of interest and $10,0001n re@emption of five- | cially in breadstuff, in which a pretty heavy busi- amoant of 35 tierces of Carolina were place: FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL twenty bonds, ness was done for export. Flour was steadier and | foch afte. s tue perib, S ye / GOVERNMENT BONDS in better request. Wheat was active at thede- | , Srnanies was scarce and very, firmly A. We, note | . bel : : on Thursday, Ootoner 29, at balf-pas stfrom ze | __‘-BUSTNESS OPPORTUNITIE: pte m Di Pi sige past A weet ESTABLISHED BAKERY AND HOTEL, | _ Relatives and irends of the deceased, also of West including Store and Stable, in business centre, -in-law, Walsh, are avi - Farms, Ewenty-fourth ward, this city, for sale OF tO | pod te brn poh ce iv tne Wee of Di featern at were steady st the close anc in fair request during | cline of yesterday, and pretty heavy sales were TAaLLow was very fi ine \v ve | let; all in pertect ord stand very elizible tor present % senerall 4 will " CoLzs.—On Tuesday, October 27, 0. F. Couzs, | the day, The following are tbe late quotattons:— | made ior export, the material deciine in freignts | Yiews of buyers na 8 db iter oa bens * | Sihpnuna, conse, i Setattane ce Je Webi eldest son of Catharine and the late Thomas Coles, eY. —Keceipts, 062 bbls. | Ihe market was moder- | near the premises. Capital vs. Labor—The Importance United States currency sixes, 117% a 118; 40. 1861, | enabling shippers to fil orders of comparatively | | Wuisxry. “Keceints, :62 bb} sais ah ola ace rig at $1. ome 58 years. Tegistered, 117% @117%; do, sixes, 1881, 118% & | jong standing, uevertheless some orders were can. | gic", per gallon: 100 bbis. soia ea! ‘he relatives and friends of the family and the oficers and clerks of the Central National Bank PARTNER WANTED-WITH ABOUT $2,000, TO 118%; do. do, five-twentes, 1862, registered, Cc 13 ti for ex- eugace In a cash business 3 | i ad his funeral, a Compromise. ; + | celled. orn «was also active {01 cf aying $40 8 month; | are respectiuliy invited to atte: 18 funeral, on : of P . 10% @ 111; do. do. do., foupons, 113% & 114; | port, and heavy transactions were consummated DOMEST1O0 MABKETS, Pilckre) werslacmee AY rete STR DCOM: | Fasredag, Octovier 9, Irom nis late eee Bo, do, do, 1864, registered, 111% @ 112; ¢0. | on the b: of yesterday’a prices, Oats were also ——w East Foes: street, @t Dal-past toree a aaa 4 Ganvastow, Oct. 28, 1874. PERCON WITH $00 OF $0” CAN Use nia | 0'giOCK P. ac i do, do., coupons, 116% & 116%; do. 40. | active and firmer. Barley and rye were extremely | Cotton weak; middling, Mke.: \ ida C5 hs bi mn bli | ELANRY.—On Monday, October 26, Mary, the | THE STOCK MARKET STEADY, | 1:5 resisteroa, 112 © ix; ao. do., do, cou- | quiet, Whiskey was in demand bat evster. Pork | food ondinary, Taye. Mex reteipte "Lit bales: ert Ay ornate ana te 3 TB Congresestrcet, | beloved wiie of Joun Delaney, oc New York, anit pons, 117% 8 117%; do. do, do., registered, new, | was more active and fluctuating, but considerably higher 0h Bxporis coasiwise, 178. Sules, 1,650, stock, 37, near Columbia, Brooklyn. | eldest daughter of Joun and Alice Curran, of Ver- - ‘ Naw Oxteans, Oct. 28, 1876. —— mont, in her 32d year, 115% a 116%; do, 40. do., coupons, 11634 @1165¢; | andclosing firm. Lard was without decided change, Cotton tending down: middling, laiges: low middling, LARGE BOARDING HOUSE—46 KOOMS, FUR. | Relatives ‘ond noni are respectfully invited to do. 0,, 1867, registered, 117 a 11744; do. do. do., | Freights were decidedly lower, particularly steam room | !4¢-; good ordinary, I3iec.| Net receipts, 564 bales nishea; location central; filled with boarders: | attend the funeral, at half-past six A. M., on 1,966.” Bx | terre: porté=To Great Brit 519. Bales, 1,1 fh th ei T 9 The Influences at. Work Upon | ooupons, 117% a 117%; do. do., 1868, registered, | for rain to Liverpool, ‘The ‘movement in cotton was | Hes, emParen ty Great Britain, S K Bungee Cail on or aldress Der No. 33 Belmont Hotel, | inst Peters Cemetery Te ee o 4 _ " not: Oct. 28, 1876. sire. ; the Situation. LIK & 11745 /d0. do. do., coupons, 117% a 117%; | HOW. Parties being apart in their views; pricesnobes | Ooo tet: middling, 1o.; Mornmlddline’ loee.; | Pulton street. DELNOCE.—On ‘Tuesday, Uctober 27, BUGENE R. pgs tote r sentially changed. Tne grocery market ruled quiet | gay urts jsut oe | DELN ved 2 3 | lo, ten-forties, registered, i11% @ 111%; do, ao., psa ag shen biiti-vabp ati nite! sabe’ Was'toh good o1 inary: 4c. Net receipts, 1.375 bales. Exports N BX? NSIVE REAL ESTATE BUSINESS, OFFICE | \NOCK, aved 21 years, 8 mouths and 2 days. ‘ coupons, 112 & 112%; do. fives, 1881, registered, Coffee was scarce ery strong, w! sugar ‘Comstwise, Sales, 1,200. Stock, 21,454. fixtures and good will tor sale for $5.00 cash; | nde friends and ‘the friends of his sather, Lewis 111% @ 111} ; do. do. do., coupons, 112% a 113, Meant atiinn benree demenacbat atc creiecisles, | etten:srregulae: middling He rio My ma, | Mhaneaeee oA parte who neciros to, obtain & sate | faneral on Tuieehee ot eit Sar Oe GOLD FIRMER—MONEY EASY. Poiktin ereaes! leum met with a betier demand, but at a material con- 13%. ; kood ordina site. "Net | establianed business with no risks can address. (Preseut | frown’ his residence’ in Metroas” Ce ee cession, Naval stores remained dull, but without essen- | receipts, + gross, 6,389," Kx} ean a London advices state that the rate of money at | tial change in value, although concessions would have | Britain, aie ales, 2,101. “stock, 65,75 | dress L., box 124 ierald oitice. DEVINE On. Wedebetae Oo 1874, the Exchange on government securities is 2 | Deen wecessary in onder to have moved stock toany ex- Gmanteston, Oct. 28, 1874. eaday, ir 28, > tent Cotton lower; middling, 13%c.; iow miduling, 13%. N ARTICLE THAT ENTERS INTO THE NECES- Frag monte arate ee and Saran The triends of the family are re to attena the funeral, from his 1 et cporte=fo Great | party retiring.) The closest investigation invited. Ad- WEDNESDAY, Oct, 28—6 P. M. percent, Oonsols and American securities dull Correx.—The market ruled very strong for all de- | good ordinary, i3‘sc. Net receipts, 4,545 bules. Exports sities of housekeepers. ; scriptions but wan quiet for lack oF stock with which ; b Dales, f It 8 nice question whether we aro not upon | 4X4 steady, except Erle, witcn declined trom 26% | Operate, "Additional sales incivde GOs Daze at Baltie to Great Britain, 446% Bales, 3.00.” Stock, 51,/0% *fnormaen luvestigad an | WALL Street, € residence, 536 > Amoyden, at I8%e. a 19¢. a cargo to Witainatox. N, ¢ t, 28, 1874, West Fitty-ti , ‘the eve of important changes, as the result of con- | *° 268 26%. more, ex Spirits of turpentine dull ai 82%c. tosin’ nomi enue, Vest eilty-Uret street, on Friday, 30th inst, at one nee BONDS, Five. at New Orleans, e2 Brightest Star, on, Private | strained, $2 0a. “luspentine—Crude steady at $1 6). o’elook, without further notice, traction—changes that are likely to affect the en- | tire system pervading tne labor organizations of DVER/ISER WISHES TO INVEST $1,000 OR $2,000 DvUDGEON.—On Monday, Octover 26, HARRIBT Lay State bona: in some legitimate business. Address, with partic: | wise of Richard Dudgeon. aged 45 years, were co! Nh lected. | at Baltimore, or New Ori Un pe seseapn age cia ie. ordin. ry cargoes, 16igc. a 16. s. We quote — hard; $2 for yellow dip and virgin. Tar quiet m5 {air do. 18s, sim Railroad bonds weakened in some instances at 4 Osweco, Oct. 28, 1874 ulars, ZETA, box i ral vitlee, . the country. Values are everywhere declining. ‘se Boss: MMC. MSGR sDHene 20, : 000 Vai Anema | - : — ‘The relatives and friends of the iamily, as also igranteabots, those who brin; nt ith from Abe She early Hoard, us were armer.tn the late.asten; | 9 Sg, Ore haa! reasemam Sake Cevion wate clap held at SU ib: Rect wus: Wisin: $13 TENTION\—1F YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL OR | the manavers of the Ladies’ Union Aid Society of ig wealt noon dealings. Chicago anda Northwestern con- | 4% Reekibor tar frie ‘Ne. Barley bi exchange a Business ot any kind call of or write to | the Methodist Epltscopal Church, are respectfully ? Lag higher } soll without other investment than time and Maracaibo, 6c. # 19c.; Laguayra, 18. a sales early of 21,00 bushels Canada at 81 38; lat LIVINGSTON &CU., 10 Pine street. invited to attend her iunerai, on Thursday, Oce solidated gold bonds recovered to 81. Union Pa- léc. a Ic. 3 Xt. Domingo, Ibe. @ 163sc. a0. B “ ;, is ; later, 10, ~ cae rc , sday, . Ie. a 19. ; Conta Rica, 17e. a 19340. ; Mexi 130. 0. Bay Quinte at $l 40 Corn mea: $37 zi tober 29, at twelve M., Irom wer late residence, pie ere ce gome strange, misundertors | oifc firsts deciined to 87% and G, C. and LC. Iie? Angostaris He. lbe-; Savanifia ibe. ioe. Curae | £5 um jolted bet ton ill iged'unchatige short ‘eit UTCHERE, ATTENTION.—A GOOD | LOCATION | No, 305 East Broadway, owe an ted ins . Manu- : ipstusts, $23: 930 . Ca at : ‘On Wei as facturers are running on poly te al time. Job. | 2f8t8to 69, Central Pacttc bonds closed at 92% | %,, wie’ “dhe rasekat for shot wolton wae heavy: Bay. Wheat, 7%: orn end lve, OS. harley ton te Now | the con situated at the junotion of two raliroade: ‘racks pee ae Aa October 28, THowas . acifica B73¢ iti AE ty + | York; barley, Siac. ; . ! | Meet in twelve feet on two sides), fo x , 7, dere AFe suffering from stagnation and'fow prices, | ‘2 92M and Union Pacifica 675 to 62% for Arats, | ors and sellers wore apartin thelr views the exrorters) | Son bs Bb is N gg Oper ak Shs gory? o sf Relatives aud Iriends are respectfully invited to or Mie. 5 lew York. ke rece:pts—8),000 pushelg | Cattle; over thirty butchers within four miles Capital 18 at rest, because it can find no sate em- bids showing, asa rule, about 143¢c. per Ib. for old class ry i oe avtend tneiuneral, on Friday. October 30, at one , extra So, $13), Corn quiet son, 85 to 85% for land grants and 7354 to 734g for sink: | \ow middling, and itis pretty well understood that tl wheat, 20,000 do. corn, 60,600 the trade that can be had at the towns on railroads: jo, barley, 2300 do. ; alf interest In | o'ciock, from No. 77 Hudson street. iY de tor export Were at some concession, 7724.0) feet ot lumber.’ Canal ments—6, 400 bu: owner willing to take one-quarter or one- ) ployment at profitable raves, At every step it | 2& funds. thouxit holders were i most cases firm at quotations, | Wieat, 78,000 do. barley, 63:,00) feet ot lumber. the business; a practical men with about hve thousand | ° Foy “On Wednesday, October 28 PERCY, only cna as ae BANK SHARES. The tendenev of the market at the close was rather Suredic, Gee Mees. || Telatwons Oo'wely' Auuress. SU: Beeale ence son of George G. and Julia M. Fox, aged 6 montns | mat" has not pleed, an “Tota: in sym. | ,ghAMkamaren sold at 30s 1436 for Motronoly | ised ud Ti taw'wadTubteauenity esoverat | maak tanith ait Wales Wc eet wBNie | Gare PARTNER WayneD—WrH sam Gann, | And 2dape : as not yielded an iota in sym- | tan, 107 for Nassau, 144 for Tragesmen’s and at 97 | jenn ac Mata aainnneas ih ata ie wheat, 140,123 bushels; corn, 08,400 do. ¢ o ANTRD = WIT] o cu | Notice of funeral hereafter. | pathy with whe" ehusing” dapededinn! whine | pede formeeten, | que market closing steady at about yesterday's prices | oats, why do,: barley: 10010 do’ Causal shipments | (J make $000 ycar. Address A. T. PECK, Danbury, | {oote “on "haesaay, October 27, at Newark, ‘THE MECHANIO CAN RENT CHEAPER HOUSES — (Quotations based on Ameriogn: standard of classifica- | Rail Pere eert busn corn, ‘89,729 do. ; ain SIME mat LoGauion tm BeeculLien N. ‘- A. WiLLia Druce, son of Mrs. 1.. Speucer 1 On. ats jo. Cant eights ed ; wt uf y E: Ss VATION N 10 KL e ‘nd buy cheaper food, capital when it employs | SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, Sent peighte unchanged ;, wheat 26 ¢ s Goble. D., corner Fourth and south Second stree! His faneral will be attended from the residence corn, 536c.: oats, 6c. Flour quiet; Western spring, $8 5 & b i 6 50 a in America; an inexhaust- | ay, October 27, Mrs, ANGELINA GRIFFITHS, Widow labor ts still compelled to pay prices that are in- Wednesday, Oct, 28—10 A. mt.) | Coulis 3 1S | Sota Gul Samar Se My RE, as | eet a, Putt eM, ron, Oatures ADA EMDEOE ® | of Mis parents, 50 Clnton street, on Friday. the consistent with the general decline of values, Before Call. H Low middling. br Uwaakee No. 1 asprin, St 09 a $1 10; do. No. 2do., ‘at jew York. ‘ihe cigar trade would probably pay reat = Leodattoy ttre ly maar end friends are Hence idleness on both sides, a mutual wishhold- 100 shd Erie RR. 2 | Soon mt i 1 Bix | pales of Soa Wentern at Tae,” Onin fF Nos Western NOR SALE.—O<b-THIRD INTEREST IN THE BEST GRIFFITaS.—At Jersey City Heights, on Tues- ing of the strength that each might communicate ‘4 1: Fe held at dd. @ ley irre.u- Lime and Marble Quarry in Ap P Middling tate, Soc. Rye nol nal at "de. Fai ad Bi $1 08 wy malt firm: No. 2 Western, rey fed) We je! lar; Wester $l Magi x 135, Bare 1534 5 153; to the other and a condition throughout the coun- ‘sales toot up as Boerte ible supply ot wood deiiy J atthe kilns tor $2 50 per | Of the late James GriMths, aged 66 years, h 7 festerd, | cord: tw kal hai to. EMERSON & TAP, c try which nas not had its parallel ince the untor cae ag hy | PETRA AE otter are tanec a | Seto sents bao, Honan TOTS STAT: | ltt obi etsy onry 'atreshdereey Cty . i 5 Ant 2 f ‘OLEDO, Oct. 28, a ee HATO eee ope t of wunate days of 1857. When men stop building SB G00 Consumpiion. 206 813. | Flour steady. Wheat steady; No. 2 white Wabash, ARINER WITH $1,500—TO BUY A MANUFACTUR- eign on Friday, at two o'clock P. M. houses and running mills, mines and machine 3 10) 779 Tea 1 117s No. Sao. $1 US a ynite Michigan, $1 12 Ing business in New Jersey: urticle cash, realtzin Dee ae ea tHe POMLaRTC TREE Hae Oe, K . extra amber do. + November, ‘$1. 0534 100 week ita: tull iy noticed. Ad- , Geo! ° profits, it would seem to be advisable on the: pai 3 Renee ete ee bri $1 08 Corn st + high mixed, 74c.; new do., 6x ARTNER WANTED—WITH $1,500 CASH, IN A ‘the’ Semaine wait, be taken to New Monmouth, of the leaders who maintain the labor organiza- ey WSio . pepiuary em. hew low mixed, Gic.; Michigan, 72c.: new, Ste. PARrA clans variety ball Adarees B, Goa” Heraid N. J., (or interment, on Friday, Octover 30. ' | tions that were born of other trade conditions ee ry ‘Votal, 5,300 bales eee ici san ae co: PReRey ladshanged ‘hts Uptown Branch office, vats = HaTFiELD.—On Tuesday, Octover 21, WILLIAM than those now existing to pause and S a OD EE ts hil onde seeds, $5 35, Hece(pts—25,000 bushels wheat, 40,000 do, | JPARTNER WANTED OLD &STABLISHED | KNAPP HATFIELD, aged 32 years and 2 months. 1-82e, ; February, a cn, March, ‘000 ‘ | s consider whether the time is not at om April, 15 27-2¢. “@ 15%e.: May, 165-20. a 8,000 do. oats. Shipments—1,000 bbis. flour; 41,000 | J “manufacturing business {n this city, paying 25 per Relatives and irienvs oi the family are respect- 453g lu) June, 16 7-léc.; market steady at decline. hels wheat, 32,000 do. corn, cent profit: $6,000 reqnired jor two-thirds interest. Ad- | fully invited to attend the funeral, from 109 Second band for a revision and amendment of a ‘800 short notice CurciGo, Oct. 28, 1974. dress H,, 584 Hudson strees street, on Thursday, at ten P.M. Interment as 1 : re Newark, N. J. Tt a ARM ST ef . 1 spring, 8744c. ARTNER WANTED—BY YOUNG MAN OF AMBI- HELMS.—At Harlem, on Wednesday, Octooer Pile COD. Da MIL coe eT tion. capacity and enerey:: business safe and tin. | of consumption, Paiuiy HeLa, rey te a a R imensely profitable; 80,00 t» $15.00 required, whiclt wil : u active and higher; eepcolally oF spot. or Uetsber: | vleid im per ceut ‘on investment. Address VERITAS, | .,28e Felatives and intends are reapectiuily in their plans. The obstinacy of the granger has already brought about its results. The pru- dence of the working men of the country should Flour—Demand Hants holders drm; exva spring, $450 | ~ At lidgc. ai 100 at ‘Id 14.9-16¢.. 100 at 4 17-320., 100 At 14 21-82c., 700 at 1459 $-32C., 100 at 14340. , 500 at 14 23-32¢. at 14 rr Me dictate a course o! action which will enabie them January, 90 at 15c., 00 at 14 31-32c., 300 at’ 14 151 6734¢., November eyes . vited to attend the juneral, from the tariem to escape similar misiortune. Capital and labor iat 14 29-30. 000 at 14 16-160., 10) at 14 SLse., 100 x rac clone Oats “active and higher: dexeldntiee 9 Methodist Episcopal church, corner ot 119th street «100 at 15 1 82c., 300 at ash or October ; 4534c., November ; reje ARTNER WANTED—IN A FIRST ©! 8 LiguoR | and Second avenue, on Friday, October 30, at should meet haif way, and there never hus been a | 30 ital 5 x ar Loige., 20) at 18 7-820, Tt ae ae ee tyre sger | Store and Cigar Store, separate si but con- | twelve o’clock noon, period since the war when the representatives of | 50) 50 Ohio & Miss Rik BO at l8 Sec, 800 at 16 9-82 :81 02% @ $1.08 November; No.3 dor. 94 | nected: rood man preferable to large capital; business | ~~ HEYWARD.—At his residence, No. 17 West Twen- + 1d 17-82. ¢., 300 + 4, 8, ij c. @ 98. | Warranted good. Apply at 375 Bowery 2 each influence, animated by intelligent considera- | 33 BY Bom, bir a iota liny a rica alas es Gis oie alt thee year: SITAR SE | oe upopiexy, HeNaY HsyWano, tu the 6st year of bis tions, could effect greater and more lasting good My ’ : 1 Be. Totals . Lard in tals demand and higher at 12%, a | PO LET—THE WELL KNOWN AND LONG ESTAR. ais i 4 bit han at th a ROLLS wd 1130 Ae | a at i a total. 2Ds bales ‘The sioragcrie | lao. spots $l 15 a Sil %, all the yeas, Baik tskis lished Oyster House und Restaurant, No. %.Clinton | “the relatives and friends of the tamily are re- ‘or the country at large than at the present time. $2500 U S 5-20, ¢, 65... M17’ Flow U8 520, r, '65n.. 115% | yesterday's forward deliveries were as follows, viz. | steady and unchanged, Whiskey in tair demand and |, street, near Fulton street, Brooklyn, has been kept for tfally invited to th 1 THE STOCK MARKET. 1Y00 ao. + 17% Toov0 Us 6-20,'c,%67..... 11788 | Yotuner is Glee S Pa dcliows. viz — | lower at de. Frewlits steady and unchanged: On the | many years by Dominick Colga, who bow wishes to | Spectfully im atcend the funeral, from a "i th BNO US 6-20, ¢, 165 N. 116% 800 U So’y, cuir....... 1738 | January, 15.04c. .: MATCH, 15. 680, gpen board this afternoon wheat closed higher at &44gc., | retire On account of his advanced’ years: the house is | Grace church, Broadway, this (Thursday) morning, Both to lookers-on and to active operators the First Board—10:30 A. M. 15.97c.; May, 16.2% : June, First call—Oct | November; sige, December. Corn active and higher, | large and commodious, well furnished throughout: is at ten o'clock. course of prices continues eccentri¢, inasmuch as short notice, 14 7-16c.; November, 100 at 14: especially for shot and October; No. 2 mixed, 7lc. cash | first class, and in one of the, best locations in the city; Charleston papers Dlease copy. sj $1000 Mo ber, 600 at 14 1l-I6c. ; January, 400 at 14 3t March, | 2nd October, 6734c. a 673 November. Oats, 48c. Octo- | this {sa rare chance for a party who understands the HvsbaxD.—On Tuesday, October 27, of diph- they are moving utterly without reference to | ‘you NJ 100 at 15 9-16c,: April, 100 avid i3-16c.; June, 100 at lege. | ber. Receipis—800 bois. flour, 100.00) bushels wheat, | business, as the prospects for making money are un- | theria, CLIFTON TRAVIS, 8on of Theodosia W. and natural causes or to real vaines. What seems | $0) Chi Total. 1.600 baled, pebond call Qctsher, WY Mt NOTE No. | ee seer AOU boise foun SOW hesmetconene | sree Heooklyn, tT NUe st” Montague | Cnariga 8. B. Hubbard, aged 6 years, strong for the moment may yield in a day or | 3M) do... Te optec Sahay Bon ae Iyer” Tore. 600 Halse nat | g1yi00 do. corn, 12,000do. oats, 1,:0)'rye, 8,000 do. batiey. WANTED Sieeeese iors gil paninoyealiool| iene aa eames care 'urookiya,. this day an hour, just so soon in fact as the | #mCMasW ng, bo Mobile, sib: Savannah, 637 Chane y in the Hop,and Malt b ad real | t t , ’ as : Charles he Hop an usiness. Address, with real | (Thursday), October 29, at two o'clock P. M. sustaining speeuiator chooses to let go his | 1 Long Hod So: Walmingtn, 7th; Nontalk, Levbe New Kort ERNTING CLOSER) MARES T: name only, DELIA, Herald oftoe, Friends of ine faully ate snvited to atveud. a ton, H ladelphia, . 324. 'L) _ - 9 1? hold, What seems weak is with equal! gM 6, day inst week, 1,888 ‘Ihts any last year, 1860" Total Printing aioe Ret arta torre lg ome TANTED—A PARTNER, WITH FROM $5,000 TO Kane wile cl Tinia® Kane veruiperah ctbeyite facility pressed into notice and kept there until | 10L since September 1, 600,517 bales. area Cloths market steady at diac. a Sige. tor O4 | We gigvo), to join a party already engaged in the Clare, I Ol * 4 Flour, 10,170 bbls: squares, $ ° x county Clare, Ireland, aged 43 years. this clique or the other has made its fortunate {iOue Ape RAs th yea is whet —_—— foreign and domestic, fruit trade: the business is well | ~ Priends of the family are respectfully invited to iq’ 373,500 bushels: cor 11442 do.; corn meal, 4 bags; EUROPEAN MARKET, established; unquestionable reference iven, For esp » ly turn. There are those, however, who are watch. oat 51,373 buatiela: Darley, BA.918.do, | There ras a bet: . . Jurther particulars cali on or address JOHN EMMONS, sepe Leeectin tence S pee one m0 ier. z ing the ultimate infuendes at work upon the mar- Sulex comprising all kinds, aggregate about 11,00 bbis, | _ Loxnon Propvce M s—LonDon, Oct. 28. Evening. 106 Murray t., New York, pe D P ket with more tnan ordinary interest, and who at figures within the range of the appended quotations. | Linseed oil, 263. 3d. Corn meal was less active but without material chi 3d. 6d, per'cwt Tallow, 46s 0 Wa thoaa PARTNER WITH aT LEAST $400, KkLLy.—On Tuesday, October 27, Mary JosE- iu value. We heard of sales of 400 bbis. at $5.0 $5 lu for extending a well paying manufaciuring busi. | PHINE T. KELLY, eldest child of William P, and | 46s. td. per Gwe for new. are not disturbed in judgment by the fact that ter g from the residence ol Brandywine, $4 50 a $4 85 for Western and | ness; staple article of antimited sale yielding 50 per cent | Mary Kelly, aged 11 years, 10 months and 28 days. one stock or another has moved off on & tangent Hedeniey valew. ‘Also O00 pried Baldnornadion FINANCIAL. profit; no millions to be made, but £ AEM fa odpome Réelativés and iriends are invited to attend the ofitsown, The strength of Lake Shore or West ‘ at $l 55 a $1 6 per 100 lbs. We quote:— eet nnnnnncnnnnnn~~-= | prOtit to be derived ; more orders coming In than cor funeral, from her parents’ residence, No. 322 Wil- 5 of No. 2 State. $3 25 a $3.75 STOCK a IN ALL THE ACTIVE | be filled at prese: lor want of means. Parties me: loughby avenue, Brooklyn, at t' P.M. Thursd: ern Union, or the price of Union Pacific or North- | 20 14. Superfine st 4000825 — } ing basing , please address, appoinung interview, K, | ore anse, ‘enue, yn, at two Pp. M. Thursday, west or Wanash or Pacific Mall or any other | 1$Namau Bank... 107 Extra state O75 808,00, | PDEA, Rewalaied: at sthee_layrege cates 1n,,the,, markets; | Bereiat@es eit ane. ~~~ KELLY.—On Wednesday, October 28, 1874, Rose: stock, is not a true criterion of the general situa- 30 Fourth Nat Bik.be 4 Supertine We: 4.00 a 425 | $50 to $100 Pots or Calls; $200 for double Privileges. A $5( fer MONA RODE n'y hSDN Us BROBL, KELLY, aged o years, Rutive of Dromore, county tion. Commercial events are silently developing | 9 Dey Hinnenptaress-: £BS 8% | cau on any stock gives the holder as many advantages | no outlay required? fine business ready. Les Forty: | THONG, MelaMd | of aed ana which even the boasted power of Wall street must | 100 Quick Min Co Round hoo) 475% 500 ae | fourth street, between Lexington and Fourth avenues. Py law Francis M 1 invited t reapéct. Individually and as corporations we are | At Fac rel rounge A AR. Si) SAAS bad MABE aniekyoal oatsthemol he soaks?) : the funeral, fram her Inve reelienoe, 440 Bast Forts: as RUALy And SALCHRDOER GINS FOUAEE eeu a adr. 30 8 $38 yet there 1s no ability beyond the amount paid for the | $2.000,- freee ee HALE Ee muah street, Hor remains will be éonveyed to the St Lou ‘aight extra . O 00 | aw, creme! Dusiness; established 1865; ,000 oe, b ple were at this time last year. fhe great West Bt Louis, chaiee double exit H oe 7 tp | “cally” there is no interest to pay, and the stock iscon- | rks teagily leuried? Advoriocr Kas other wauiness | Street and Second avenue, on Saturday, October hap weiticod' plow fin tminiéabs Josep at: pratt ye four, ue fo superdi: Lio & 833 | trolted for thirty daye withowe margin. | sama. | Hofaid omens ts PRPS Meet “Aadress” BHIFEING, | Or Mocery at one orslock Pra, uence © Calvary on its crops. Hence Fate mpegs ety phat phiet. with vaiuable statistical information and iilustra. ‘ WILL BUY STOCK, FIXTURES AND | ,S®8T.—At Greenville, Jersey City, on Monday, ANOTHER YEAR OF STRICT ECONOMY 00 6 | onmerRtinocane Boa 625 | Hons, showing how small riaks pay large ‘profits, sent $3.000 Good Will ot 8 Wholesale Human Har | October 28, 1874, ANNIE E., wife of D. W. Kent, among a vast mass of consumers. The South also 0 8 Southern, teunily, Hy Fd 290 Tree: to; all who Sosicg to specuiaws - Goods Manufactory a specialty best of its ind in he Sp aed aciende cee ity ana nei Jorn mes a ay country; references given and ‘investigation solicited. 8 fam! 0 must needs expend its surpius, if tnere be any, In 27 Corn meal, Jerse 4258 455 Bankers and Brokers, No. 2 Wali strvet, New Yorx. ‘Address 'L., b Id offi ¥ m i ss ox ‘ald office, to attend the funeral, trom the residence o! her 0 t+ 100 27% | Corn meal, Brandywine. 5158 525 % STE = - outs! reasons explanmiory of causes adocting she ion, Be | Saas eeeetem nities | A ety Eon vem EWR $5,000, aunii wir ae tae Rie“ lRGtar | fey clare Ureewmle, cis (rutrsay averioon . -' vasa 25: le Privilege: a! De '* equally ertise: & pleasant, i sé 4 100 265 | trifle firmer than at the close yesterday, ‘The sales were | at market price-ot stock. Persons of smail meanvecan || agreeable and honorable business, may retire in twelve | 8t.2 O'CiOCK. market, The next sixty days, however, will de: 00 36 bout 255,00) bushels, at $1 a $1 Ol for No. 3 Chicago, | operate to advantage aud with slight risk. Explanatory | months with an ample fortune. alidtes ENTERPRISE, | Ki8SaM.—Suddenly, m Cincinnatt, on Monday, termine the issue, As goes the country, 80 goes 45% 200 do. . $1 23, a $1 us tor 2’Chicago, $1 05a $1 05) for No. 3 | circulars mailed. . Herald Uptown Branch office, October 26, PEaRL, Only child of Benjamin P. and Wall street. Speculation is like water—it may be ¢ ma ap. se en sha 289 ean, $1 eh heed oe HAZARD & MONTAGUE, No. 6 Broad street reeay ee iete BTOC “3 on ae aoe | Lucy A. Kissam, aged 1 year and 5 months, ,e for be ‘orn 8 active af SH ON :) 5 3] c Y pumped, but will never run up hill naturally, We 45%5 200 a 38 full prices, the sales footing up about 330,0.0 bushels, Ue FROTHINGHAM & CO., BANKERS, 12 WALL | $12.000 wanted in exchanye for a handsom fully inviced to attend the funeral em the rest q A this 8s. 8 gloomy view of. existing 45% 50 d 36 nearly all’ at 87%c. for mi xed afloat, but inciuding street, have money to ioanon First Mortgages in | Country Residence, completely turnished, Horses, Car- | gence of her parents, 73 First place, B le Fesl« 0 not regar y 453g 100 rr 36% | mixed in store at 85c. a 8is¢c., and do, to arrive at S7ge.; | this city. Nobonus. Principals would do well to apply | riages, &c., and some cash if necessary. Apply to P. J. p p place, Brooklyn, on experience. It 1s simply trath plainly told—a Sit iO Tol A Wad R.be by a yellow and, white ‘nominal. Cats Wore. norive, and | immediately. McPHLLLIPS, 195 Atlantic street, Brookiya, tet mpl edly ean o'clock. f 4 3 | Mie riiestaar otha UNRCKER, Fecognition of the fact that we are gradually get- i 1, do. 33 Soe. tor mixed, Se. @ Ole. for Ww ite, sloaing waits nies A MONEY 70 LOAN TO ANY EXTENT, IN LARGE $95, 000 —WANTED, A SPECIAL OR ACTIVE | KRONECKER, ih the Both vent of me ager BERRMAN \o eld at . Barley was quiet but firm. te + or small sums.on good New York or Brooklyn | § ‘ ) i C ting down to a healthier basis, on which $37, 6 do. ; Wig | yesterday 4.90 bushels of Canada sold at $1 423%. To-day | mortguge, without bonus “second moricages eased. ens RE I a a RE pe ae ranch Dasiness of ‘all kinds may be more safely BY Oo do. 22%} | Iwas held mgher, Kye was nominal at We.'a 9. for PHALON 2 SLOAN; 31 snstSoventssnth surook, | Hebe, manufactaring: pusiness: apie, avticle; ready | to attend she funeral srom the residence of his and conservatively transacted. When it is 2S | a Haas NCD. Puaheta of Canpds sole. in -hondas is : STOULD | Cucedsiven and required. Address 8. 1., box 125 Herald | seventh street, on Tharsday, 29th inst., at (et imo will elapse before wila 83h 8004 208 | Faetcura—There was a steady market for berth | ANY PERSON DESIRING TO SPECULATE SHOULD | office. ‘clock A. M, fairly reached, a long time elapse befo! rad FE, Mell ‘s3 oe pros § 2588 | tremants atthe opeumg of Change,but later, asipinena | send for the explanatory statements of undersigned. | - —aae oe OT URE Gn Reaiidla tT Or cat speculations in rotten railroads will be again | 10) xy Gen Wit.b a80 108 9% | ofgrain were made at decidedly lower rates. ‘The de- | L.gives ull detail of how small investments have culned | G4 ()() ()()() FROM, $2000 IN THREE YEARS Lee Wiloe ce Willen eee te Fifi - er 10) 4 S52. | RMA TOE touuamD Win tei and te marker railed’ as extiaordinary results without risk beyond amouut in- | . guaranteed In a proprietary medicine | ANN LESLIE, widow of Wiliam Leslie, m the 80th permitted to imperil the'interests of the country. | 11) 1. 9" 9% | The call was mainly trom the grain trade. Ihe engage. | Vested. We sell and purchase “Privileges” on ail the | enterprise. or will pay literally for a loan ef the above. | year of her age. ‘The process of reaction and recovery may be | 100 23% 9g ments comprise -—1o Liverpool, by steam, $2.00 bushels | see eee ALEK PRCT N GEE Ce eee | APpelnt interview tor November 2 | | funeral on Briday next, at two o'clock P. M., of grain at 6d., for next week's steamer; ) bushels of | li seer, 8] x } A ber son-in-law, John, Warner, 12130.P, M—Before Catt, | 40; tor sigamier or this wesk, at Bi. Sia; 60) Gores ot ers and Brokers, 13 Wall street. s 1,096 Lafayette avenue, Brooklyn. 3 sos | tom at s-16d; and by sail, 8000 Neheinice eratanee or A <STOCK EXCHANGE PRIVILEGES NKGoTIAT- | BOARD OF ESTIMATE AND APPORTIONMENT, California papers please copy. , , ushe| rad. + ed. Puts or Coo double privileges ‘at mar- —_—_ MUELLER.—Suddenly, JOHANN CHRISTOPH MUBL+ tardy, but itis neverthelesa certain, and there are | 100 not & few who do not believe that the new year | will inaugorate a season of great and permanent | 30) shs Quic To London, by steam, 8,000 bushels of sd. 3 A prosperity. 200 ao & | tons roll cake ati: W,- To Gibraltar by all, bbe, Kot), $id to $4: spreads, $00 to $200, per 100 stares | To-day at eleven o'clock this Board will mect to | Lz, in the 8ist year of ius age. fn its fluctuations was not unlike that which has | lu hence to Cork tor orders to the United Kingdom, 74 Broadway. _ | ment of the Board on Tuesday the four members— | Tutheran St, Johannes church, Christoph yom characterised tne market for several days, The | 7), See | yeas Seuufe voyans, with 2.80 quae seeps: T RFASONABLE RATES-MONEY ON LIFE AND namely, Mayor Havemeyer, Comptroller Green, | ne a to Weehawken'Cemetery, Friends. 500 bags, at 4s. 6d.; an Italian bark h , “ SEOIER | Otusagor a President Vance and Tax Commissioner Whi 0, attend. | following summary will show the changes that | 50 S55 | AR DORE EL. coats Or IRieel eee eter | pier Securities. Insurance of all kinds eMfected wit | PrmMien’ VAs te cslon at. the Com: fete MULLIGAN.—On Tuesday, October 27, Jamus, only | have occurred since last evening :— 200 3003 | Krain at 4s. Sd.; a Norwegian bark helice to Lisbon, | panies + J, HABRICH & CO., 117 Broadway. P son of James and Bridget Mulligan, aged 1 year. ! Lossgs.—Atlantic and Pacific preferred, % per | 700 2 MY Del. Jon Mie cimerinenieat of i a mie at ee. Der bush- Sas sal ye office for the purpose of uniting upon the reduc. The relatives and friends of the family are res- cent; Krie, ; Hannibal and St. Joseph, ¢; Pa- | $3 do By WE CRTC RR... 9 | Kingdom, with 220 Dba of refined. petroleum: ot A SP, | tiona to be made In the ostimates of the various | Pectfuly invited to attend the fuoeral, from the: cific Mail, +s; Wabash, %. 1400 Unton Pac RR: banal a : 3a. 04d." a bark’ from Philadelphia to Beliast direct, Mr. T'S. FOWLER begs to Intorm his friends and | departments 80 a8 tO bring the requisitions down | Tesidence of his parents, 09 Division street, on Gama.—New York Central, %; 0. C.and LC, | goLsaMSR......d3 ‘with 3,000 quarters of grain at4s. 6d. the publ ic generally thathe has had no iuterest what- to such an extent as to make the rate of taxation | Thursday, October 29 at halt past one o'clock P. M. ; Delaware and Lackawanna, %; Harlem, 3s; . 2P. Mm Mowdsses.—The market was without improvement. | ¢Ver in the new firm of tienry Clews & Co. | for that year at about three per cent. This meet- MuRPHY.—On Monday, October 26, after a itnger- Shore, %; Ohio and Mississippi, %; Panama, | TING 12000 085.20, 167.b.0 1173 | ee teen Mas te a Oe nea character. We LADY WISHES TO MEET WITH A GENTLE. | “Ng was continued all yesterday alternoon. itis !g Wllness, JAMES MURPHY, in the 64th year of his: 1; Rock Island, }; Union Pacific, i. (000) 1121500 U 8 10-40, c. rs nas clayed. 37¢. & 42c.; do. muscovado retining, S8c. a 4Sc. ; man who would lend her $200, for whicn he can | Probable that the gentiemen have agreed among | es friends of th THR SALEs 1000 17% 1000 US 6's, cur....... 17% | dor do. grocery, 4%. @ Sc; Porto Rico, We. a 70e.; | have use of elegant rooms and freedom of house. Ad- | themseives on this subject and that at tne session | e friends of the family are respectfully invited 5000 1 English Islands, ‘0c. a 6c. ; New Orleans, 6c. a j0c., | Ufess M. A., box 19) Herald office. _ | to-day the proceedings will be harmonious, Ac- | '0 attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. of the day showed duiness, the aggregate being Second Board—1 P.M. | new crop. — 11 Bast Thirty-eight street, on Thursday, Naval Sroums—For spirits of turpentine the market ge op ey beard “chee | cording to law the Board of Apportionment must only 118,000 shares, which were distributed among | gicoo wigsouri 6’s, 1b. 94% 850 sha Un Pac RR.be 8% - Beckett aa, Manet ao te “ + nish the tax levy by the Ist of November. | 29, at half-pass nine o'clock; thence to the Church the leading stocks as follows:—New York ventral | ucrce Te mvs Gos ities RK. TDs bs OH | Wille for any copsgerable “guuatity 46 would Hinder ci: | care additional eapital tor merchants, manutueiirors a igs | of the Nativity, Second avenue, at half-past ten. and Hudson, 811; Erie, 28,300; Lake Shore, 97,000; | {tm <L Siag 18 Oa EN witicno's goss | fol Mtaver Se We pots sales of 100 opie of Kouthern | Hr ore tery, See eT oat ee eA | «= «MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, |. Mccabn Suddenly, on Weanenday, October 28, Morthwestera, 3,800; Rock island, 3,600; Pactto | iy, M8 ont 2% 5 BBS | rosin continued dull, with strdined quoted noutually ae | paver seconated) persons poseming, captial dering | + | Paawot eC ann in the dah you of Be | Mail, 12,500; St. Pani, 2,700; do. preferred, 100; | {vw 100. do. : a Se eee too line of atratwed scld ae oo Woe uRee | charge; persone having any ool business. that Wey Married. to attend the Mucral without turther moticn face Ontos, 1,400; Western Unton, 8,100; Wabash, 9,700; | 2000) [2 ceiahat tl a Peg Ona ee Pletal tae neat wane | coca eee ee ENE ANDERSON—-Connow.-At Soath Orange, on Tues. | {He residence of Ms brother, Patrick McCabe, No. | Union Pacific, 4,200; 0. 0. and I. 0, 8,800; Panams, | tue 10 100M & St FH pf. be bo # Gy torcity. baie aaelaad CENTBAL COLORADO IMPROVEMPNT ComPaNy.— OY, Oc ober 47, by the Rev. J. H. Worcester, JF | glock PM see On Friday, 2080 nat, at one lor & Ese RE. Lt} ee PetRoLkum.—The market for refined was more active | \) The interest coupons of the 6 percent gold Mort- | THEODORE D. ANDERSON to Lovisa ConRow, of the 0 O'ConNon.—On Monday, October 26, ELLEN, to-day, induced by iurther concessions; quoted at the | gage Bonds of the Central Colorado Improvement Com- Jormer place, % nce of inonth and early | hany maturing November 1, 1814 will be pald on and | CanRoL CCRTIS.—On Wednesday, October 21, | Widow of Eamund O'Connor, aged 76 years, & close at 11%,c. for delivery bi 1000, C &1C RI 100 OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST. de table shows the openio; November.” We heard of sales of 7,40 dbis., for Cewober | " 5 natiyi ‘The following at wk pening, Sud canty Rovewher, 84,10uo- aah co tole. tne eons | that date on Fee aR AM AN Part at the Church of the Heavenly Rest, ‘by the Rev, pative pt the parish Doneraile, county ork, and lowest prices of the bs | delivery, at lise. Orude in bale was quiet and rather No. Li Nassau street, Dr. Gallaudet, Mr, WILLIAM CABROLL to Miss Relatives of the family are nested gasler | quoted tor prompt delivery nominally at Sige, ‘New York. | GRACR, daughter of the iate Allen 8, Curtia, the taneral, fi hein Tequested to attend 5c. We note sales of 1,000 bbis., tor December, at biic., Sods " GURNEY—Brosit.—On Wednesday, October 28, e funeral, (rom her late residence, 123 Baxter 'd 1,000 bbia., ior January, at 6%. Cases quoted steady: KNVER AND RIO GRANDE RAILW. com. nde Be Yq | Street, on this day (Thursday), at hali-past one lic, a lite. according to quality. patna | 1) pany.—The Interest Coupons of the BEA Fer ton| Po Ee Sven tae bite Rordae Bde tt o'clock. at ve. for Western and 9c. a lle. for fave Bonds of the Denver aud Rio Grande | Qharieston, S.C.) t0 JOsik youngest daughter O'CoNNOR.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Octover eee adelphia, market was quiet and weak. | Railway Company. maturing November 1, 18/4, will be | Ofdug. Brush, Beq, No cards, ug 27, JaMks O'CONNOR, tn the 20th year of his age. Refined quoted st fle. 4 vac. for balance of month. | paid on and after that date On presentation 19 oe ‘ Relatives and triends are respect ‘ully invited to ports from the oil producing points were of a dull und DUNCAN, SHEKMAN & CO. HaLi—ToMES.—in this city, On Wednesday, Oc- attend the iuneral, from his late rt Goclining marks yrish aaotations as lows On Oy, No. 11 Nassau street, New Yor tober 28, by Rev. F. E. Lawrence, D. D., ADDISON | Main street, on Thursday, Oct mre idence, 83 AE ab By et ig a SE Seats — | Be HALL, of Brooklyu, to AGN#S ADELAIDE TOMES, | 5) reader ay ip ted ka and’ 9c. asked; Rouseville, ioute, 615 i ONEY TO LOAN—ON FIRST CLASS NEW YORK | of thie city. o’ciock P, M. Bguss BERT ZzA : e535 § ri Parker's, 65¢., and united at wells, 773<c, a 80c., 1mme- Property. E. TRUSLOW, I7 Cedar street. Romsgy.—In Washington, D. C., on Wednesday, diate shipment. Later sales were rumored in New LEAMAN—WILLIAMS.—On Tuesday, October 27, at g i “ | York of retined otls for October delivery as lise. but | rare the residones 01 the bride's parents by Rev. Peete ee ee ae rrmnetly De we were unable to trace them. J] $2 YANe HAVE MONBY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW | Carter, D. Dy ALRED.V. LRSNAN to Lavna, | Pixtment, aged 68 years, Provistons.—Receipts—Pork, 514 bbls.; beef, 380 pack- York clty Mor 8 without bonus. Principals do | daughter of J.D. Williams, all of tints city. Ni Notice of funeralin Friday morning's papers. Py meats, 240 do.; lard, W7 bbis. and tierces mring to BORROW OR INVEsi please apply, ‘ + aes y- NO | ScaNLAN.—On Wednesday, October 28, MaTruEWw | 400 kegs, ‘The market for mess pork has been much H. L, GRANT, Il Pine street. | cards, pa cae Ty | SCANLAN, native of Drangan, county Tipperary, Sees eee re TOO olen tk aelobbang Way at $a a$20.6, | JOHN S. PIERCE, 106 BROADWAY, IAS THE FOL- Died, Ireland. $ sules foot u 2. im a Jol way at $20 a 3 . * * . 5 ae re at tea aT eoeee of Monteatetoaen. | J clowing sums to'loen, without bobs on New York Requtescat in pace. $2) 25, closing for October at $20.25. The market tor gity and Brooklyn Real, Estate: 85,00, "$3,000, $8,00, AHARAN.—On Monday morning, October 26, | Funeral leaves 40 Oak street, this day (Thursday), 4 rd of a sale of 45% 456 peCyry 113% bacon remained dull and $6,000, $10,000, $12,000, ELLEN AUARAN. | atten o’ciock A. M., for’ Calvary Cemetery. suyasinseenss? Sazgse ese! THE MONBY MARKET. 25 boxes ot long elear at it t. JOSEPH. AND ~ The funeral will take place from St Francis’ Hos- | Friends are invited to attend. Money was easy at the last rates, to wit, 2% a3 | Feeemnen AS ana Legs Wee Orne ae nae Whot- | "Bonds Northern Facile wad other aetautted wail, | Pree ue Bovey papers please COpre | Pin aN na lie i: per cent on call loans. There 1s no appreciable | aply higher; quoted at Tio. 9 fo. for Fon Hone OR ERE He MOOT eau ot Aunny.—In Passaic, on ‘Tuesday, October 27, | Relatives aid friends Of the family are re- change in the price of commerolal paper. Chicago | 200, | doi. | ras a ; moderate jobing Inaulry, | with Stock Brokers.and Auctionceri, eit 08 ‘, Jr, Infant son of John and Mary Gaines ested to attend see tunseah {rom his tate resi- sdvices to-day report a stronger market for wheat | ay)” qo By Funge o¢ 82 t's $13 80 tor plain tneve, Ublx + $14 i - et New York. | “Relatives and {rlends of the family are respect- | o'vicck PM ee” GAD, SALERO. and corn. Foreign exchange was lower and extra do. do, a $21 for rime mess uerces, st JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD BONDS | fully invited to attend the funeral on Thursday, SmMITH.—On Tuesday, October 27, JOuN Hanryr transactions were limited. The ciosing rates i Sgn di slertan at anion cay indie, mess sold oh hecadad tox. Wail stress * OO beacons. pitied wins = 5 Pi dee bk see + | SMErH, youngest son of John and Annie Suiltn. -d ence oi his pareuts, Elm street, i. de Relatives and iriends of the family are res) t= ; Goup | hal, Cut mente were pot quotably, changed, tol mortgage on pr perey worth Soh “Address Gilat: months and 9 days. (thursday). F egher) ay Mae a4 street, this day 6 br wont . ie a i | inewhat casier in value. The demand was m TEL MORTGAGE, Her office. The retatives and friends of the family are re- TrMPLE.—On Tuesday, October 27, ALPRED Rop- Opened at 110 and closed at 110, the bulk of Dust: | Oi siver.... 9a i Be a BAe | Iigeouioues per Ibe We quote plekiek shoulders sect WANTED—POR SIX MONTHS OR One | SPECHUNS InvIIGH to Oltend the funeral from the | eet, youngest child 0; Thomas J. and Emma ness being done at tho intermediate figure, The Qulckalyer pi: 86% 8 37% CME A Bee | ese a We, por Ih. We uote pickled shoulders, 4c) | $1,000 yrarte SIX MONTHS OR ONE | residence of his parents, No. 310 West Thirtietu | Frahces Temple, aged 10 months and 19 days, of rates paid for borrowing were 2 to 7 per cent per | Adame Hx......10, 9 lie f° a wi | do. Io, Lard—the market for Western steam wasdull, | ing wholesale” busin ral interest und good secur. | Street, to-inorrow ulternuon, at one o'clock. marasmus, Am Bx SK a 62, 129 9 13) | but beltig ‘scarce was firmly held; quoted on the spot | ity given. Address SPKOLAL OAPITAL, box 187 Herald | | BAKBR.—On Monday, October 26, at Cambridge, | Friends sre respectfully invited annum, and 1-64 to 1-32 per diem. The last ad 63} : "i tat ? ae and for remetnday. ot ‘month-at Ide., November at 129c., office my Mass., alter a short ifiness, UAROLINE M., wite of | funeral, from the residence of his Pe Bhertag- 4 ie flat. Ie 4 | December at ll 13-16c. and January and February at | ———————————-_____________________. | 1, ],, Baker, Of San Francisco, (; Chi a Tol & Wai 20% A 208% DE earn, fas. sae aid office. n Hor. BARBER,—OD Inesday, tober 28, JOHN ITK.—On Wednesday, October 28, after a lon: cash in the near future. Chi swe, 96K & OT Un Pacific,.... 3354 a 33% tine of o.. takin ~ BARBER, aged 77 years, {liness, JAMES TUITE, @ nBtive of ‘4 CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. Mil & Bt Paul... 52 a 134 for tair to good tuievnde, ‘some ‘parties’ are yet $5, OOO WANTED—FoR MANUFACTURING NEW His iriends aud. acquaintances are tnvited to | in the parish of Eagarstown, Ireland, ane aise Currency bales aan sit COMMERCIAL REPORT. tho tiatter prise, and ‘S00 Boxee. clayed, at be. 7 Re- | Ing wid want of foods; guarautees Arq raok; mono: | HusHi—At her residence on King street, Ports | fully invited vo eterna thee hee eset Gola balances. 982,046 Moved” sat Whe. “Vor. standard Se* and tied | Grew, rect name, BOLE OWNER, Harattomes “| chester, on Wednenday, morning, October 2%, pr | residence, 61 Columuls street, New York, of Sun- OPBRATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGR TO-DAY. Cotton Dull and Unchanged—Fiour Byer tor'*na Fae ewe errane ie —— ave Waiieta Booby ts oe ee aie iE spent bis field, N. Gold balances........ 1,998, 77 rn ‘ “i : ; A SPKCIAL CAPITAL WAN iN loomfeld, on Monday, October’ Gold balances... Santee | Steadier—Wheat Steady—Corm Pirm— | Hic'nshc.) ao. cond to prime aye ase arocery, | S10). 000. the manumcinie pudes verneds | , Relatives and irlonds of the tamily gre invited 26, of aoarlet fever, MILLI KNRVILT, only daughter | -Groas clearances ee erm meray gama Rye Were | cinuliogal shhds, and bouey Yor 10 JR. cin Mac, | toni ate “Areas Rd CORUMAP EGS eT, 1 Age sts Pever'e church. CarFinges wil vem | & mortem: Rigamels A. Wenn, dea § years THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. Quiet—Pork or tg Firm, but | meo8 Tc, He Tenn ——— - sad | waiting at Portchester ou the arrival of the 12 i, fev Reset hwhise x wire orfohu M. Webbs” The following were the balances reported in the Inactive—Sugar ler=Coffee Scarce gc. ; a9. gah $ 50.000 TO LOAN ON BOND AND MoRTGAGR, | train trom New York. ‘al of om do, 19 to ic. Porto Kico—Resning, choice, S760. 8 OMe. | MORTUAUB, Herald office, | (OF Captain George C, Byrne. Freights Lower— tm Treasury at Washington to-day :—Currency, id Strong—Gra: | $14,600,000; coin, $81,000,000; lesa coin certificates, | Petroleam Lower—Naval Stores Qa $22,840,000. The customs receipts were $313,000, Whiskey Lewer. 0 ner th, from St. J New York y — hens, Greene county, N. Y., Same. to. outty torts” OF, Ponsa” Peete ee ee a puanen OS ea nty, N.Y. i | churco, Bloomfeld, on Friday, john’ se y 30tn inst,, on ar~ TOAGE, Herald Sunday, October 25, Miss CATHARINE BYRNE, § rival of train irom New York, leaving Barclay street ferry at two P. M. a idm 9 co Il, Bo. oa, 10 to 12, 8c. a vse. Manila—Su- =TO LOAN, ON Ri 3) CAULFIELD.—A solemn requiem mags for the WILLIs.—On Wednesday, October 28, 1874, at : Te internal revenue receipts, $204,868, The As Wavnmanay, Och'28-0P)M. || Pere ox eribudng es at aay but other- $175,000 iin ty, je sa su anda coyeun, tae. pines 10 ‘Cachet aie, s} Gena tes Cena oan wi be tistans Treasurer 10-day DAld. ODE $256,000 op ac,| There was s freer trade movement to-day, eave | wigs tho wacker war atch mad Hendeiuiewe tus | SUSE CONTLY ter Srokdway, rooma | West Tuirteenth atreck uetween Ninth abd Tory | gets and 24 Ot carter