The New York Herald Newspaper, November 20, 1874, Page 9

FINANCIAL: AND COMMERCIAL The Stock Market Unsettled and Heavy. MONEY 8 AND 81-2 PER CENT. Gold Firm at 111 14—Government and Rail- road Bonds Firm, THH FOREIGN SITUATION. WALL STREET, TaURSDaY, Nov. 19—6 P, ‘u.} ‘The stock market to-day continued to exhibit the fluctuations that have recently been noticed, the tendency at the close, with exceptional in stances, being downward. The lower priced varities, however, were not only in moderate de- mand, but indicated a considerable sustaining power, which assisted in keeping the market com- paratively steady. For the moment cliques and MaDipuiators, aided by the large foliowing of brokers on the floor of the Exchange, who deal for shemselves in lots of 100 or 200 shares, make the chief custom ofthe street. Both the bull and bear Darties for the nonce appear to hold full hands, and {tis a problem which of them shall first suc- cumb, With reference to the course of values, every reader must judge for himself from the Sigures that are published from day today. He Will take into consideration the condition of the various railroads; of local trade, manufactures and general commerce; of business prospects everywhere. He will compare the resulta of past years with those of the present; he will survey the tuture and see what new promises it offers; he will send his thoughts journeying among crops, which make wealth at home and abroad, for we are an agricultural coun- try, and calculate how mucn they are likely to contribute to the resources of the new year; and, so far as railway stocks are concerned, he will naturally apply his conclusions concerning trade movements in the measurement of their value. At 18 not our province to anticipate or prejudge; we merely recite the figures of the hour and leave the public to infer. THE SALES of the day amount to 195,000 shares, which were dis tributed among the principal stocks as follows:— New York Central and Hudson, 500; Erie, 5,700; Lake Shore, 47,100; Northwestern, 14,900; North. | (0 western preferred, 900; Rock Island, 2,600; Pacific Mail, 41,100; St. Paul, 8,300; St. Paul preferred, 500; Ohios, 17,200; Western Union, 13,400; Wabash, 11,300; Union Pacific, 27,400. THE COURSE OF PRICES Was as foliows:-—Western Union opened at 80%, declined to and closed at 80. New York Central Was comparatively steady at 101% a 1015. Pacific Mailreceded from 45 to 48%, but the close was | made at 443{. St. Paul sold at 37 a 36% a 86%. Erie opened and closed at 28%, the highest price of the day being 28% and the lowest 28%. Rock Island moved down irom 1003; to 99%, the ending being made at 99%. Union Pacific fell off trom 36¢ to 8X, Closing at 85%. Lake shore opened at | 80%, advanced to 81, declined to 803; and closed at 80%. Northwest common opened at 42, advanced , fell of to 413¢ and closed at 41%. Wabash de- clined from 82% to 31%, at which the close was made, Ohio and Mississippi opened at 31%, touched 8234 and closed steady at32, C.0, & 1. C. closed at 9%. Hannibal and st. Joseph sold at 2534 a 26 OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST. The following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day:— Opening. Highest. Lowest. New York Central. 101% 101% 10156 Erte. . 28% 2356 81 8034 22K 31% sx the 1003 9934 37 3655, fy 8 214 107% 1013 10036 109 864 85% 9% i e"9 hy 115 115 THE GOLD MARKET. Gold opened at 111, receded to 110%, but closed firmly at 111%. The rates paid for currency were L, 13 and 2 per cent, and ror borrowing 8 per cent to flat. The firmness of foreign exchange con- tinues to be reflected tn this market, and the pre- Gictions of the street favor higher figures. OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD RXCHANGE BANK. $1,973,832 217,308 43,300,000 CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. Carrency exchange: ” er, 842, 823 Currency balances. 8,820, 23: Goid exchanges. 10,886, 646 Gold dalances.. 2,056,416 The bids for government gold at the Sub- | Treasury to-day amounted to $1,485,000 at prices ranging from 110,75 to 111.07, The amount, $600,000, was awarded at from 110.98 to 111.07. whe shipments of specie to-day were $430,000, of Which $395,000 were in gold coin. TRE MONBY MARKET. Money was easy at 3 and 3% percenton call loans, Foreign exchange was firmer at the close, And the quotations were 4.85 a 4.8534 for bankers’ sixty days’ sterling, and 4.89 a 4.893, for demand, Some of the German bankers were free buyers of eXchange on account of liberal sales to-day of 1862 and other five-twenties ior European account, BANK SHARES. Bank shares sold at 100% for Central National, 1049 for Repabdlic, and Fourth National at 99. The latest bids are annexed:—America, 148; Ameri- can Exchange, 111; Chatham, 137; City, Corn Exchange, 120; Dver, 100%; tile, 1123¢; Merchants’, 119; North America, 92; Park, 137; People’s, 140; Phoenix, 99; Repubiic, 104; St. Nicholas, 107; Union, 134, THE FORRIGN MARKET, Late London advices state that the Bank of England bas lost in bullion during the last week £623,000. The proportion of bank reserve to lla- bilities is now 395, against 8934 per cent last week. 800; Commeree, 116; First National, 200; Han: Specie in the Bank of France has increascaduring | the week 11,321,000f, Rentea at Paris are firmer at lf. 52%c. The strength of the Bank of France is | Daturally a subject of comment, because it not only illustrates the heaithy Anancia! condition of that country, but accounts ina measure for the wWodtraction that has recently been recorded in Connection with the Bank of England. It is ex- pected that the Governors of the Inst named in- ititution will again advance thelr rate of discount Ataneariy day, The rate in the open market is Slreaay gradually approaching that of the Bank, The market for consois and American securities is Feported dull and without materia: change. Erie Closed at 26% a 26%. RAILROAD BONDS. The business {n tais department was well scat- tered and shows moderate demand on the sig! 4 of investors, The market was frm intone, New York Centrai firsts advanced to 1::y%, Cenirai Pa cifica to 96, Cnion Pacific firsta to 90% ond sinking fanas to 76%. Chicago and Northwestern consol idated goid bonds brougat 86, and Michigan Cen- | tral sinking fund 112, Harlem firsts, sevens, reais tered, sold at 108, ana New York Central sixes of 1687 at 100, Centrai Pacific bonds ciosed at aX to 96 and Union Pacifice 90% to 90% for firsts, 88% to 86% for land grants, and 76% to 16% for sinking funds, ©., 0. and L. ©. firsts sold as 60% and sec- onds at 24%; Brie thirds at 100, SOUTHERN BONDS, Long Missouri sixes soic at 96%, new Tennes at 65%, new Georgia sevens at 00, Virginia eixes, consolidated, at 67%. The market was only moderately active, bat is supported by & patient undertone which is ap. parently waiting on the action of the legislatures about to assemble. in view of the | ‘polices Changes that have taken piace through: Central National, 100%; | Irving, 128; Mechanics’, 136; Mercan. | NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1874.-TRIPLE SHEET. out the country it 1s not improbable that this H class of securities witl eventualiy command more | attention, the several Southern States that have been under ban now being likely to recover. THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. The customs receipts to-day were $338,000; the | receipts from Internal Kevente, $325,000. The bal- ances in the United States Treasury were:—Car- rency, $16,000,000; colin, $82,000,000; less coin certificates, $23,000,000. The national bank notes received to-day for redemption amounted to $398,000, The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out $105,000 on account of interest and $129,000 in re- demption of five-twen'y bonds, GOVERNMENT BONDS, Government bonds closed steady at the follow. ing quotations:—United States currency sixes, 118% @ 118%; do. do., 1881, registered, 118% a 118%; do, do., do, coupon, 119% a 119%; do, Gve-twenties, 1862, registered, 11234 a 112}; do, do., do, coupon, 112% & 112%; do. do. 1864, registered, 113% @ 1143¢; do. do., do., 11434 @ 11434; do, do., 1865, registered, 11681153; do. do., do., coupon, 115}; @ 115%; do. do., do, new, regis- tered, 117% a 118; do. do., do., coupon, 118 & 118%; do. do., 1867, registered, 1183 a 118%; do. do., do., coupon, 118% & 119; do, do,, 1868, regis- tered, 1183{ a 11834; do. do., do., coupon, 118% a 119; do. ten-forties, registered, 112% a 113; do. do., coupon, 118% @114; do, fives, 1881, registered, 112% @ 1125¢; do. do., do., coupon, 11234 a 1125. MEMORANDA, The Missourl, Kansas and Texas Railroad Com- pany bave notified the New York Stock Exchange of their intention to issue $7,000,000 of preferred stock in shares of $100 each. SALES AT THE NEW YOB! YORE STOOK BXOHANGE Tharsday, No Nov, 1910 A. M., Beforo Call. SEEEE sEeceses SPSS Ssees: 80a ry 100 1000 Mil a StP REL, “0 | $00 arte wk: 2 13 rie | 23% 50 | 38% 00 | 23% 500 285 1200 2 6.0 108% 300 100% 1500 10033600 8654 500 36 ‘500 | $6 1000 ie 10) 38% 400 | ro 8g RSEEE, ‘udu U 3 Sis, r, '8l. 19000 U 8 o's, cur. Board—10:30 A. M. é 16Wshs West UTel.bc Su; 200 do c ay $1000 Mo 6's, 1g bds... 400) ‘Venn 6's, ns, Bre: epee rope mgr rrts easpee a ewer tie paeee ReRBtgseesee Seeeure: od fat Bk. Nat Bk, f Republic. wu AN. eee ¥ | 86) | { 36; 300 6: ; 100 56) 100 98; au Fe i 200 SI 600 81 | 800 By | 5a . 82 | 200 256 | 300 Fe e el v0, 109! lou? 6 | 100 sae | 400 as | 900 FS 1300 190) . @ 4700 Be WwW 32! | 300 aa ay 93 12130 P. M.—Before Call, 1000 shs be MSR. 8 8 i new, 90) | b4000 oa ae et, ait ion ei Be 28 Bt 23% 1100 36 ae ta By | 2 | 44ig 409 42. 4 50) a ae i 80% 1500 sous | 1 200 me E Pe & ges $2000 U 8 6's, ¢, '81. 11934 $3000 US 10-40, ¢... 118% Second Board—1 P. M. 1000 Va 6's, con. 734 200shs Quick M Co.b ¢ Sta Har sh Ist, ig” ot be ie ind L's RR.besd Revit en SG SSESSEE ie SEE Epteeices! oD 200 i ty 200 6% | Me | Bs 1123 100 Stoner CH We 1ep % 30° «200 99) iT > 19 \ B10 y ay 10 1 44% 100 | 4 3D 36! ate jul. 100 ss wl 25 . \% Big 80 3 31 | S08 20) 1 | Wi 20) 1 i 8 luo # | oy BD 31 F SH) a0 we 100 sie ON Wee 0, c | : G0 reereevoenbi od ‘CLOSING PRICES—3 OOLOCK P. M Pacific Mai! ay Mi Mil 4 St & pt... 6 8 56% West Cn ‘el. a uicksiiver % ihack a W.10955 * ugh uickstlver pt. a 8 dame fx. 1183 3 120 255g a se rey y* Han & 8tJo pl. 34 a 4%, Us Hake chore... 8% @ Wels. a c a eh a cl 4 ci a Mu s COMMERCIAL REPORT. Cottom Lower—Flour Dull and Easy— ‘Wheat Heavy—Cornm Dull and Easier— Oats Lower-Barley Duli—Groceries Pirm=Perk firm=—Lard Firmer for Putures-Freights Higher—Petroleum Dall and asy—Spirits Turpentine Easier — Rosin Steadier — Whiskey Steady. THURSDAY, Nov, 19—6 P, M. The markets were generally dull and irregular, and in many cases prices were lower. also duil and heavy, under continued adverse ca- bles and a limited demand from millers. Business was very light. Corn was alsodull and almost nominal for old, while new was dulland easier. Oats were likewise dull ana lower. Barley was duil and in buyer's fayor. Steady. Pork was quiet hut firmer. Lard was in request and firmer. Freights and charters were higher and held still higher at the close. Groceries attracted rather more atten- tion to day and ruled firm. Cotton was omered freely and declined both for ‘spot?’ and “future.” Petroleum dui! and tended in the buyer's favor. | better: but both wore quiet. Corros on the spot wastreely offered, and prices de- clined j¢c. per lb. for all grades, the market closing quiet atthe reduction. “Futures,” at a reduction of 1.82c., sold toa limited extent and closed weak. We | quote :— Orting ene AR” Nae gm Pa Gooa or % 133 M4 4 15g 1535 18 a SE based on American standard ot classification im torce September 1 1874 and on upland cotton in store running fp quality not more than half a grade above or brends the grade quoted:—Ordina: e.: good ordinary, + str 4 oF a 3 Mga; ‘4 feaice et Rood orGiuary | 36 Bean Con: Speculation: ip tranait. Totals. —Inciudei the are 150 ba For tuture aciiver iy a3 ‘low nese) the 31 been as tollows:—Yesterday, after two P. Pry ber, 000 bales ae Jé 13-16c., juary, 300 at 15 3-320. ; Feb: rosy, 1u0 at 1 eed Rae 1,100 at 15%c. Apel 100 at 16 1°32c, : @, 300 at 18 9-16c, "Total, 2,400 ba on board, #00 bales, Norioly on private terms. Ne ay A aee ce. a Md April, 1 ‘May, 8 9820 16 St6c! Market bai 16 5-16c. 6 1 ly steady. ioge up ay) P.M. Masai? 400 at le ie sib) at ate, .Degember, 6) i 28. 82e.5 2.400 at + 200 re Te Janual 200 ie as 200 85 ib 400 at 15 aed February, ath at | 15 11-84e.; Mare Fob, 300 | 1t6e., "1,000 Bessie: Kori Loo "at is 31392, May, 10) 16 Ibe. ‘Total, 11,000 total 1, 14,800 bi ‘The averages of yesterday's forward Geliveries ‘were as MB. On ’Change | flour was dull andin buyer's favor, wheat was | Whiskey was | nnds. of city at Brac and 40, Spirits of ture | ntine was 8 shade casier, while rosin ruled a trifle | | + Canada at $i 4 i} agus bales; ko. and Rangoon, 6c. a 6%e. | has been a better demand for raw rket ruled firm, some parties nan the uppended quotations | 26 buds. of Porio itico st | iba wt Sc., 80 do. of molasses | Havana on »hetvate ceria fixe and 3,40) do. w Sige. per Ib. Refine tha modersve demanc and was quoted at 9%c. tor standard “A's,” l0%c, (or pow dered and granulated and 10jc- for “orushed. Messrs. | bas Creighton & Morrison, in their circular of tais | a ‘sum up as follows:— nds. Boxes. bags. Melado Stock (ascertained by actual including spectilae per Ib.; Patna, 7c. a per fo here ay and we 1 c. bet We heard 18) do. of low. fa guar atThgc., 2200 box 8,000 bags of Pernambuco 89,067 $9,817 ri a) 23,895 837,784 34,987 26,847 83,453 49,787 234,467 8,721 se ing, interior oe Moar do: Har to, good fair 7740 a Se: ait to. good f c.; centrifugal, gor, ie $0.5 molasses, 1, 1874. Receipts since Nov. 1000 Totals....... sales ance Nov. i . Nos. 12, Be. a Bigc.: do., 13 to Sife.'a Wer da. 1" wo 2h Dike. Se iby luxe. Porto Rico—Reflning, comm SiG. j grocery, fair to choice, 3c. @ standard, Nos’ Dic. c. Ja nich standard, Nos. 10 t 12, By abe aniia—Superior and extra superior, 7 The. a Tic. STEARINE Wis quict, but frm. We note a Ibs, of city at 18c. per! TauLow the mbrker was niet and weak. Sales 8) tbe. of Out of town stock at ate. a 8740, pet | AISKEY. sa aceipta, 397 bbls The market was steady, wifurthor sales ot 00 bie ot ha careetees “! DOMESTIO Mi MAREETS, ~“Gauvustox, Nov. de 3574, mand general; middiing, isc. Net t sofia Sua. Exports coasts, 12s gsr Nov. 19, 1874, Net, receipts, ee © the Continent, Stock, 121,97! DMoaite, Nov, 19, 1874, he, low fayidling, 13%¢c. a 3 je; Net, receipts, 1.920 bales. weports coastwise, rose. Sales, 2,300. stock, Savannan, Noy. 19, 1374, stcttn Be! holiday. Estimated net recetpts, 4,000 bales. Stock. pee firm; di 3.639 bale He 80, Stoc! ‘otton Demand foley mg, ar 0,434, 200; coastwise, 1, fs. Bales, ti 70 votton easier; middling, ‘ood ordinary, 13: CHmarteston, Nov. 19, 1874. Cotton quiet and easy 4 middling, 14340. low middilng, lfc. ; good ordinary, Sie. ‘Net’ receipts, 2,904 bules; gross 4001. Exports to the Channel, nok.’ Sales, 100. | Brock, 83,243, ‘Wruarxaton, Nov. 19, 1574. Spirits turpentine steady at 8.0. | Rosin steady at $2 for strained: Crude turpentine steady: $1 6 for hard, # £' tor mealiow. or) ind $2 60 tor virgin. Tar steady at Osweco, Nov. 19, 1874. Flour stendy and unchanged: saic 2000 obis, " Wneat firm, but quiet; No. 1 Milwaukee club held at $1 2) A nite is scarce. doen firm; sal bu ew to arrive, at Séc. rp tie Old No. 2.1ilinols We. Har 0 chose dost for bolted + $38 tor unboited per Shorts, $2 stuits, Caoui" cheightee-Wheat abd pe: Sie-z, barley, fe, to New York. and 7¢.'to Albany: ber. $3 5U tothe Hudson, Lake recelpts—52,000 Busi wheat, 17,800 do. corn, 106,000 do barley; 90,800 do. 315,000 feet ot lunsber.’ Canal shipments—43,700 bush barley, 8,400 do. rye, 471,00 feet lumber. Burrito, Noy. 19 187. Lake and rail imports tor the last twenty-four hours— Hehe bbls. tour, 103,776 busheis wheat, 116.780 do. corn, | ‘orn 7 Mine feed— pola ere per ton. ton. 3100 do. oats, 47,954 do barley. Canal shivments.—30, ushels corn, 29,650 do. oats. Rail exports—103,050 busiiels ae , 76,19 do. corn, 22,400 do, oats, 2.0. | riley. Canal freights auil; only | shipments steam, “horse boats discontinued. a corn, 9c. 3 1c. Flot sales 1.00 bbls on raced of ar ae'e Pee 5 bakers), $075. a $7: amber, 50 a $750. Wheat dull: sates No. We: 102: So. 1 Milwaukee fpring held at RS ar is lwaukee 10. epri ee a $1 $128, steady; | My Michigan, Core 51% aa anne | ates of Levu bushels high mixed Toledo av Tic, 60} | thes Mars i iets April, 1601; | Stall lots ‘old No, 2 Western at t6c. Cate. Arm; No. Wat '18 Lee tale 400 Dale Western held at 6c. Ryo nominal ay 963, Barley’ firma; ai 4B La6e,; Feoroary, 1 at da, “att $1 32; Western, j. Barley malt | con at february, 100 at | sales Can, disbagivds Wertern $15 $1 50, Topger; Jul ago Tota. Go bales. eceipts | Haney i deles unobungeds atthe Doris:—Galveston, 8.89 bales; New Orleans, 9719; ToLeDo, Nov. 19, 1874 | Mobile, 1,920; Savannah, 4000: Charleston, 20.4 Wile | Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat dull and ‘lower: | mington, (es Mi ESE: ealmore: 27; New Yorks | No, 2 Wabush held at Si 1635, $1 16 0 ered; No. 1 white 1,053 posto MD, sg na dacalp a, UATes. "at i | Michigan, $1 14; amber Wiediesn, $l Dales. 19 Weel i # Gay | $1 0739; January, $11): No. 1 red, $1 if} No, 2 3 last Year. ue See losed thus:—To Havre, | 3h Oni eee en ae: how ohign mnixes:, @ ei eis es ad Saati | November, ee January, nt Hew a mixed, | i li ‘8 Ww, Ce aty steady 6 § NO. | Te. Liverpool, acd. y staan: | aac Wan 6 te 080, Panne ataaeto Bit | no business reported here from | ensbung, ge, We. Clover ruled strony heard ofa sale at New Orleans of 4,00) bags, ex Maranda, at 17%c., and 1,000 bags, ox same Vessel avissre. ‘The stock of coftes in first hands this | date, other t! mats Java, 49 bags of Ceylon, 9,20 Maracaibo. 1,109 do, Laguayra, 5,751 , 008 do. Mexican, 1,84 do. Manila and $3: . Total, 2,284 bags and 13,659 mats, We quote:—Rto, orainary, goareaes, lice. a 16 han Rio, includes 15,460 0. x of | air do., 18¢, a 1834c.: good do., 19¢, ese rime 20e, 6 WMG. «extreme range ter Tois, 16500 8 He: Jay overament bag: 0., RPASs mnie 3 ‘acaibo, 16; ay ait Resp tise, Siar to. Pennsyly: Hy nd nia yellow: ae of Baldmors yellow at ie eh ibs. we 02 tae $30) 0 $3 75 875 a 400 a | $730 400 | 475a 500 | 50a 6W | 4759 500 | ba 550 | i: 18 a 58a 600 60a in | ais, nee Jamlly 70a 850 | Rye Bout, awe to super 404 635 Southern, No, 2. Nominal. gouthera, superfin Nominal. | Southern, extra 500a 600 62a 850 4108 475 | 4108 400 | 5008 515 22 00 = atipeat Was duit an ‘wero about 75,00) bushels, at $1.05 tor No. ‘i chicago, $1 05 for No. 2 do., $1 0934 tor No. 3 Milwe waukee, in store, $1 12 {or No. # do., afloat: for, Duluth, "$18. ie 26 for No.1 spring. Red quoted at $i 18. amber at ‘h 25a SL 2, and white at $1 oS a An "o° Corn was dull and lower, closing nominal at We. a Mo. for old mixed. The sales foot u for" iP about 7y,000 Bushats, At 8c. a Bde. new mixed, Ic. for old mixed, and Sar Sie, for, white, Oats were ‘auil and closed easier, bi holding. off. les about 80.000 O6}¢C. bushels ont 66c., 68e. 101 ite. rey. vas dull nd els of Danubian gis to arrive, at insurance, Rye held pominaiiy t8—Tbe inquiry for berth accommodation was | fair, pat the advanced rates demanded checked oper tions. ane market closed decidedly better, and with @ upward tendency, Tonnage for charter was also Y Mealabolh ant euta, troleum. The eu clud To SLiverpool b: by steam, 16.000 busi (engaged early) at usheisof do. at 8d. tons of igounivite at i a, ey Lanr te ‘bales of hops at 15-led, T bis. flour on prival terms 600 cases of petroieum on private terms. ie barre reported io Antwerp by am ye Rare, should have ‘yey ey ie The charters An Aus rian hence to Cork for orders, to the Unite Kin ecoin, with 4,4) quarters of rain at Ss. bd. ct A grat ity: an allan bark (relet), nce same vo} ith 5, @ Norwegian Mesh Me to wo Bratole with 2 20) bul ro Tefined petroleum Sd.; a Gerinan bark, hence to Liverpool, with Wot nds. Of tobacco at Ss, 6). ; a Norwe- man sbip, he Fhuacel hia to Havre Copenhagen, with 1,700 obis. of refine 5 6.3 Bhan bark, 218 tons, trom do, to a port in the eeran Kingde pring with full cargo Res oil ied ine 2is. or ing to port; an American brig, tre un wWeo to Hampton Roads, with sugar, in bags, » by steam, a ch Oibeattar, Motassus.—For foreign the market ruled mi an unchanged. Domestic met lemand at the late reduced prices. this date 250 hhds. Cuba, 1,49 id bois ot New Orleans. ind mixed, new crop, J do, muscovado,refining, 38. 8 0G); Porto, Rico, We. Orleans, 63c. a ues Were nominal! tha continue Sood Stock to Ri Sugita nN 8 65c. G5c. for new crop, Naval Storus.—The market for spirits of turpentine Was duil and easier. Merchantabie order offered at the es, of at Sipe. the ardet (or rosin was quiet, but exholred a firme: tone. nee tacoma at Ge We have on-y to gote ae finer grades were Pheidy Tar quoted at for Washizavon ond }2 25 real fag) and pitch i 33 £ Ket for re ne D> with, a light 1D. at were ati ae a Natt fe. Romiiialiy sendy in vaiue at lsc, tor city leiphia was dul aid easier: refined Oc. for delivery balance of mona § bole at the Inside price dull, with ouotation: Petroiean: Ceatr ‘Ttasville, dig. ale shyt was je marke: Coe immed si “dipment te—Pork 26; bbis., bee: pal do. ‘4. 1,618 dbs. ans Harces. ined guies, bot firm, a tat pols, | ages, cut meats, ‘The market tor me: quiet, but frm, Long cle: LL sgt. With @ sale of 8 boxes art ber price, "short clear Quoted ‘for the winter mouths. a Ties 380 boxe: lone Clear sola for winter delivery at 10%, Dressed hogs ny bao weak and quoted at 8%o. er Dd Beef—here was moderate business reportec in a jobb: w | otherwise the market rulve “ei ang ste. low, packages i eye thin rn % Pe bx for | meas, tierces "patialte ty afta. “10, and § 7) remaine! ie of $2 Private terms, Cut meats met with a_i about steady Agures We note sales of Jos, of pickled beliles at lage. per id. and 2.0 pickled shoulders do. We COE Ta ed shoulders, *o. a Ro emoked do., 8&0. a Pickied hams, like; id do. tSo, 8 digo and pickled bellies, Wme For Weste?'s steask ane market riled lower for lows op the spor, Dut futures were higher and close we! Strong. We hearc of ales af be ereee Bpot at 1440. @ aye closing at the Goo terces, seher'e oD. ee of Year, 6c. For January jm cen ‘eller's option 6 months, « . slosing at eon ty’ lare was very firm at 14ic. iC. Business continued tea fe moderate, tn both domestic plete. eho ahr 2 ag @ ‘We quote i= tad te ior'oh ia Peaisinne, 16. 8 hee: es obtained (or | cy ket tor both Rio and mild coffee | | short clear do., 1034 | mg.—Linseed oll opened at 248, 9d. te | A | Biraadies, at ‘mm setae $3 eee ipa Mnaate ee U0" bushete; eoree 53 LUO, + outs, 5,000 do. Bhipmcat—Wheat, 20) Boabels; { corn, 6l, ,000 do. ; 4 Ots, 25,00) do. Otttcago, Nov. 19, 1874. | of of 5,000 | Centennii | opportunity of seeurin | HARPER & PIERPON’ TRUST FUND TO LOAN—ON BOND | day, November 21, at eleven A. M., from his late + | article useful PINANCIAL, MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD Mortgages without bonus Princip WRROW UB INVEST appiy to AN1, 1) Pine street, Ne issue letters of credit to tray of Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia and America; bills of exchange and make rapnic money on Lurope draw transiers of PRICK OF THE la iD 8T. JOSEPH Railroad Company. 73 Broady 7. he bonds of the State of Missour s 1, e “Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad state Bonds,” maturing as follows, will be redeemed office, at par. aud the aceried interest upon tion:—One undred thousand 10v,0), due Apr: ‘due June at fro hundre Fe od Beggs tnd BUTT OTSES Boao RR (TES ae PENT CENT BOGE of the OENTENNIAL BOARD OF FINANCR is now offered sebdscription. The Centennia! Boart of Finance wastncorporated by act of Congress, | and authorized to issue $1,000.00 of stock at $1) pe the proceeds to de devnted to the # the Inte share ings contract to be completed in an twenty foreign nations have ted the invitacion Issued by the President in the exhibition; many of the leading yare giving their aid and services to énterprise, and the people have now an ,Atsing I present cost, 8 partner ship, which will be both honorable and profitable, in the gelebration of the Anuiversary of American Indepen- Pa jaformation fornia? and subscriptions received a BRENTANO, Cnion square, ani *PEASLEE 4 CO, NO. 23 NA=SAC STREET, Genera: Agents for New York, Massachusetts and Oon- necticut, one, 09 AN TaD Fo FIVE YEARS, $5.000 wage, on first class l’ro| oety in Jerse; bie fait Sonus’ will be paid. Addr ox 105 Herald office. $8 00 ape RENEW SECOND MORT- 5 gage on improved Brooklyn property: security unquestionable; will pay a bonus. Address B. erald office. $9. OUD WANTED FoR A TERM ON A GOOD mortgage of $12.50): or would deposit with bankers to secure overdrafts as required tor business purposes. Address BU. INKSS, Heraid office. $25.000 70 SU sPARTNER WANTED IN the plano Business: can double the in- Vestment in one year, Address S., box 173 Herald office, BIQ5.DOO 22s ree en eQaNe WITHOUT oO. bonus, on’ stores and Dwellings; other first and second moriga ae cashed. Principals apply to 31 Park row. $100.00 rat class Property in New York cit} sy Sena ge on 8 es cashed }decond | Apply to WM. KENNELLY, Noe rH ine street. R TO LOAN ON BOND AND $250.00 Mortgage; no bonne GENBURG BROS, 168 Broadway, room’, $300. 00 TRUST FUNDS TO LOAN ON BOND and Mortgages on New York city im- prowess property, im sums to suit: Second and Lea-chold AURENG cashed at reasonable rates) CALLENDER & et NCE, 40 Pine street. VERY VALUABLE Pam: invention can be manufactured very cheap. Ad: dress W. F. RUTTER, 19 North Tenth st., Philadelphia. RETIRING PARTNER'S Selett part GOOD MA! fecturing business, must be sold; cause, sickness and saiéable: monopoly. Agents in prin- | BALDWIN & TOMPKINS, 37 Ann street. cipal cities. PARTNER WANTKD—IN A RESPECTABLE BUSI- ness, with a small capital where ‘he can realize fate and ood income. Apply to THOMAS GAFFNEY, 1 North William si PARTNER WANTED—IN A MANUFACTURING business, with $500; parties investing will have full | After along and painful illness, AMELIA BURLINGHAM. relict of Wiliam T. Bu¥lings L year of her age. st to sight, to memory dear."? atives and (riends Of tbe family are respect+ fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resie dence of her son-tu-law, Charles E. Berrian, S22 East 124ch street, on Sunday, | two o'clock P.M. The remains wili be taken to avtus | Eqward Etford, and also the owners, fnational Exh‘biton and other expenses | | inst.. from the residence of his sister, Alice Lang, rk, let's payable in any part | Woodlawn for tnterment. On the plantation Jicarita, Bolon- a, On Sunday, November 8, 1874, after a leks, SAMUBL CANNING, & Da- tor’ many years @ resident of CANNIN: dron, Cul jong aud painful 1) tive of lretand At '—New York. No | the island of Cuba, aged 45 yeara, He was surrounded by humerous friends and Kindiy assisted by the engineer of the esta’ Mr. Dias & Perez, for which bis many iriends tender thelr Woss sincere thanks, CaRMICHREL.—At Tompkinsville, Staten yd Weanesday, November 18, MaTiLDa, wife of Alex- ander Carmichel, Sr, Funeral this (Friday) morning, at eleven o’cleck, from the St. Paul Episcopal chare! OLAaREE.—On Thursday morning, November 19, WILLIAM P. CLARKE, aged 39 years. 13 Iriends and acquaintances and those of bis John and Dantel, are respectfully invited to attend the { tuner: on Saturday mor! on 218t No. 301 Madison street. A solemn mass of requiem for the repose of his soul will be celebrated ip St. ; Mary’s church, at halt- past nine ag precisely. Coman.—On Thursuay, November 1674, Of | Membranous croup, MORGAN Jongg, cident son of n | | promptly. | = | | | : | late residence, No. \T RIGHT FOR SALE; | Saturday, the 21st inst., at One o'clock P. M. Thomas and Martha E, Coman, aged6 ye 1 months and 14 days. b.} a Notice of funeral hereafter, CONNOR.—At the residence of her brother, st Tenafiy, N. J., on ‘tuesday, November 17, ELIZA JANE CONNOR, The reiatives and friends of the family are re= spectfully invited to attend her funeral from the Spriog street Presbyterian church, New York, oB Friday, November 20, at one o'ciock’ P. M. CONOVER.—On Thursday, November 19, 1874 a her iate residence, No. 32 West Thirty wesoud street, Mrs. Many L. CONOVER. Notice of funeral to-morrow morning, CRaNg.—On Tonursday, November tM Isas! beloved wife of L. B. Crane, aged 21 years, 1 months and 4 days. Funeral from the residence of her parents, Storm avenue, near Summit, Jersey City, on Sun day, November 22, at one o'clock. owell (Mass.) papers please copy. ie hier airag © on Wednesday evening, November 18, on board steamboat W. Fletcher, WILLIAM ELLIS EVaRTs. ‘The remains taken to Catskill for interment, at nh place will be beld the funeral service, RaN.—Suddenly, on Wednesday, vember ETER FERAN, 1b the 55th year of nis age. jotice of the funeral hereatter. GaRbN! ead N.J., on Tuesday, Noveme ber 17, Jor The relatives and "irends of the family are re« spectiully invited to attend the juperal, on Satur residence, No. 116 Orcuard street, Newark, N, J. GipBs.—In Brooklyn, on Thursday, November 19, eV. JOHN GiBBs, formerly of Upper Aquebogue | and of s#elleport, L. 1., aged 88 years, Funeral wiil take place from the residence of bis son-in-iaw, Mr. Charies Buttrick, No, 1,000 Bergen street, near Nostrand avenue, Brookiyn, on Son- day, 23d inst., at one o'clock P.M. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Long Island papers please copy. GORMLEY.—On Tiursday, November 19, PRTEB GORMLEY, in the 28th year of his age. ‘rhe relatives and friends of the iamily are ree spectiully invited to attend the funeral, irom his 200 East Thirteth street, on Guion.—At Westfield, N. J., on Wednesday, No- vember 18, ELIZa BRIGGS, wife of Elijab Guion, in Une 63d year o1 her age. . Reiatives and friends are requested to attend the funeral, at the house of her son-in-law, E. A. Bussing, On Saturday, 21st inst.,at two P. Mo ‘Yrain leaves foot of Liverty street at 12:40 P, M. Hicks.—On Wednesday, Novemver 1S, ANDREW D. Hicks, eldest son of Charles and Marys. F. Hicks, in the 39th year of hig age. Relat'ves ana friends of the jamily are pereece fully invited to attend the funeral to-day (Friday), the 20th inst., at two o’clock, from the residence control: cash orders on hand; profits large. Address H. | of his sister, Mrs. J. E. Martinhoil, 177 Jay street, BROWN, box 140 Herald office. NariTaL SECURED FOR MERCHANTS, MANUFAO. turers, &c.—Undersigned have applications from numerous persons who desire to i t capital, ALEX. ANDER FROTHINGHAM & CO., Bankers and Broxers, 12 Wall street. OR SALE—STEAM KINDLING WOOD. whose des.) Boller, Engine and Machinery, Horses, Wagons, &c.. will be ‘sold very cheap. Address FACTORY, box 169 Heraid office. OR SALE—MANUFACTORY OF LACE GOODS, IN perfect running order: goods disposed of to one im- porting house during past sixteen months amount to over Flour gulet and, unchanged. Wheat steady No: 1 $10,000: will take part cash and part good Real Estate. ee san 3 don Sea, cae foce. Tece | Address box 4614 Post offices” Sonu advanced MTT Sa foot cash or November; all ey rc H Well established manutactory of fine Jewelry. Ads elected, old, ZoMG-; pew J05:: NEY, AG danixed. 716: | grag’ a, Newark (N- 4.) Post oie. 3 re. jected Si a49e. Kye in rair demand and ti ay quiet and unchanged. higher tcloviny quiet $20: $19 so enil me years, 0) aba | $20 50 February. Lard in, vei aon at 13340, cash; | 13)e. all the year; L3gc. Ty. Bulkmeats a demand: shoulders, % hams, 103¢e. for'15 Ibs. average. On. ane OER Board this afterioon Wheat closed § a si7c,,, December: Slc., January Tose. wm 753¢c. all the year. Oats Nov eee 8000" bo wheat, 25,000 corn, 17, 000.26 eats, a de, barley. Bhipwent»—6.000 bbls. ‘lowr, 35,000 b wheat, 1,000 do. cora, 11,000 do, oats, 7,000 do bariey. EUROPEAN MABKETS, i Propccs Manger. cet. —Lo ox, Nov, 19—Rven- bei ht ec a, closed at 268 ver owt Spirits turpentine, 25s. Sd. FINANCIAL. 8 4 MATTER OF GAIN OR SAFETY, “PUTS,” “CALLS” OR “DOUBLE PRIVILEGE” contracts are used in stock speculations by the largest | operators, and very large sums are often realised from moderate investments, THEY CO8? FROM $50 TO ANY AMOUNT, Contracts negotiated through ns are obtained at te best rates in the market and on Al parties, WE ISSUE A PAMPHLET FREB, explaining the various modes of operating, also show- ing how large profits aro realized from moderate risks, Al! persons having any interest in making money should send for @ copy. “any information relating to stocks cheerfully furnished, and how the fuctnations of the market may be best taken advantage of. Address, for particulars, TUMBRIDGE & CO, Bankers and | Brenan No, 2 Wall street N. ¥. cae —J. HICKLING cok ae me iiss PS peachy NEW on the Dest’ New Vor. hms or members of the stock Exchan) dounle priv! sees at the market prise at 10 $825 tor 100 share spreads on the active stocks at one ket in 100 or any part of lu al Oa! uy and sell Stocks reins or against privileges, Specials attention given to country orders. Peesig | brerive to participate in the dally Rectaadons 1d subserib Street Review,” rae of the lock market. Se. six month Ampiiate tree "00. oa bi NY ONE WHO DzSIRE. SPECULATE IN stock, with moderato capital, should send for the explanatory circular ot the undersigned ia i give details and valuable information reg: an “calls” and other “stock privileges ;” atso ral meats explaining how many thousands have been made trom exceedingly gg small investments. FROTHINGHAM & CO. Bankers anJ Brokers, 12 Wall street. “ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD, | Northern Pacific, Indianapoils, Bloomington and West- era and other defaulted Railroad Bonds, bought by the old established house 6 Ot ar: Ghss AY & Sm “siock Brokers and agcti No, 43 Ping street, ‘Now York. ae the Moteaond they pub ishers roads ay, New York. er cent (rom mar- ig X. B.—For sate ane joice 7, § er cent Municipal Bonds paying We la cer obo: ate a lace reduction be- At REASONABLE RATES—MONBY ON LIFE AND Endowment insurance Policies Mortgages ang other Securiies Insurance ot au kinds effected wi best companies J. J, HABRICH & 0O., hf Broadway. A bt hs Mey fone . —Pr lege i 10 $350, spren: Kets. $38) to 6:00, sprees’ Members Swoon Bebe Hor had A. vag f rh es ON MORTGAGES; a es ‘cas ed: Stocks, Stee told Sy aacuon Ke SURVESSON, den ny Pine street or 3] Kast Seventeenth street. BROKERS. 74 BROAD. { ),, Houle pr per snares oo MONEY LOA. a —RAILROAD BONDS OF ALL KINDS BOUGHT * ANG soli. securities of defaulted roads @ specialty) District of Colamoia 3.45 per cent CS hag cy ag iv Unitec States, for sale. 8D) Ux, Post office box 1.336 3% Broac street PURCHASER MONEY MORTGAGE OP 4,000. On Southern Property, for sale or exchange tor New York or New nr igesey uaneared Property, GREET 5d Resume street, —§TOCK PRIVILEGES—PUTS UR CALLS, $@ TO $100; Hore] $100 to $200. double Privileges. or ‘Ket price. 6250 to $36, ali on memoers Stock Exchange At af active, with 4 chance for proan by PA (ore are Dia MONTAGUE, No, $ Broad street D Rare fs PRIVILEGES AT M. ST PRICK OP Stock —$1: pnd A we it! ys e be dbl sone? as Li dM ow apy ad yIRST xPsuey & BAZLEY, stoners 74 Broadway. ew York, being oni | gue hind ct telnation: ante apoant bondiune rineipais only Wis plgaae ad adress Bao Ous nk box 100 J Herald Uptown Braden omes. | by the Rev. cS ARTNER WANTED—ACTIVE OR OTHERWISE, with $10,000, to take the piace of one retiring; the Most legitimate and profitable business in the city.” Ad- | | cee L,, box 5,157 New York Post office, ARTNER WANTED—WITH $2,00) CASH, iN importing business, Adaress 4. X. C., Herald office, + | GPLENDID OPPORTUNITY.—WANTED, a MAN WITH | thence to Vaivary Ceme: QU capital ‘ertiser, to inye: fi terprise that will Sa beat fo an enterprise that W Foot this v For an Interview address C.-0" D,, box #18 Herald ofce’ IMPORTERS AND WESTERN JOBBERS.—THE | 10 T advertiser, having been 25 years in one house, im- porters and jobbers of hosiery, Seana with parties to in Phil deiphia, or would go to take charge of a de- parenens or would act aa resident buyer in New York. ACKLIN, 21 Howard strei street, New Y. OCERY BUSINESS IN Wie ale POUGHKE Saera | all cash trade; sold for reasons entirely disconnected with i Address 0, ae . ma! le ai Ad: Grose be i, box 207 Herald offices | ahve SFtcle. ‘ANTED—A PRACTICAL OORSET MAKER, WITH some ee lecieee ress cwith particulars, box ais" Herald $i, 000 munission preferre (comm! iol feed apply. address $5. 00 AND active himself with some wel an capital. Ad- rald office, tor two ‘WHO WANTS AN ACTIVE YOUN man with this amount of capital and d ran a ene ree le) business! zy B iH oF Herald office. ee 000 Lg Be “4 BICeBEAay, an iness to com itatied business m or 7 ek a a ge Tefere! an Address, in jot Souttienee, BUSIN box 184 Heraid +--+ —___ PROFESSOR PRIOE ON FINANOE, The Mercantile Library Association a few days ago invited Professor Bonamy Price, of the Uni- versity of Oxford, England, to deliver a lecture on finance. This invitation was indorsed by Mesers, | William E. Dodge, Whitelaw Retd, S. J. Tilden, | David M. Stone, John Taylor Johnson, William M. Evarts, . B, Ciadin, Benjamin B. Sherman, Abram $, Hewitt, Brown Brothers & C aries Wilcox, Cyrus W. Field, Clarkson otter, rooks, 8, Ireneus Prime, Wilson a Hunt, Peter Couper and Parke Godwin. The invitation hag been accepted by Mr. Price, and the lecture will be delivered on Tuesday evening next, at A9s0- | ciation Hall. —_— MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. CHAMPNEY—HEYBERGER.—On Wednesday, No- vember i8, 1874, at the First eeaneserian arch, Henry str uh ceptie bi ev. Seaver, as: ad by the ov. "Sh Wood, Appt- sON W. Cuatesny to ADELAIDE J. ughter of the late William Heyberger. Harr—DaME.—UD WWednesday evening, ty ber 16, ats the residence oi the bride’s mother, b: Rey. Di DAME, all of Brooklyn. San Francisco pay ee copy. Isixc—HoLtis.—i0 iadelph: on day, November 18, at the residence uncle, by the Rev. aks J tivtie, \Cuanies B. Isina to KaTwarine E. HOLLis, both of West bales he LuGRIxX—Mangvanpt.—On Saturday, November 14, by the Re to CHRISTINA, eldest daughter of Wm. Marquardt, | both of tis city. MooDY—WakD.—On Thursday, November 19, at the Church of the Holy Trinity, by the Rev. 8. H. Tyog, Jr. D. D., STRLLA, daugiter — W. P. Moody, £aq.. to WaLwortd Ward. No MCNEILL—BOGBRT,—OD Tuesday, “November Ts tephenson, ERNEST MCNBILL, &, daughter of the late Jona | ATRICK JANES. Sa Thursday, November 19, by Rev. W. H. Boole, CHARLES HaRvey Pataicx to AMANDA KELSEY ia Be, @ij Of shis city. No cards, CMAN—JCDsON,—On Wednesday, November 13, the residence of the Dride’s parents, by tne Rer. Wiitam F. Morgan, D, D.. HRNRY H, TRUMAN and JULG& M., daugbter of Charlies G. Judson, all of this city. Winsox—Lacoern, —on Thursday, November 19, 1674, wt the Ohurch of the Holy Saviour, by the Rev. Dr. Oarte:, ROBERT GRaNT WILSON 70 ANNA oP at al hier of che late John B, Leggett, Jr., M. D., 10 CLEMENT: Bo; an all of this ct Died. Brenz.—At West Hoboken, N, J., on Wean lovember 18, 1874 Mme. CAROLINE AU! Beng, of: Paris, France, aged 10 years and. % months, Reiatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the iunera, services, from the house of her gon, R. T. Bené, corner of Clinton Barciay street, West Hoboken, on Prid der 26, at two o'cicck PM. BiLLsTEIN.—At Philadelphia, Pa, on Wednesday, November 18, NaTHaN BULLSTEIN, Funerai this \Friday: morning, the 20tb inst., at | DAM-past ten o'clock, from ibe residence of bis ' prother-in-.a, No, 627 Franklin street. BLaNCHaRD.—On Wednesday, November 18, at her late residence, 208 West Twenty-iourth str im Blanchard, Mra, CaROLIND M., wile of Wham Hicerai as Boston on Saturday next, Fj take bale interest f in an established | | | | | i c., desires to make an | Orange, en & house in 1 —well established and entirely di in town, | | Lim between [ign and Nassau streets, Brooki: HILL.—On Tuesday, November 17, 187: the residence of her brothers, Robert and Joseph Hill, Middleton avenue, Staten Island, ANN HILL, daugnter of the late Joseph Hill, Cg rere farmer GN NOR ee of county Monaghan, Ir d, aged 41 se eelativen and friends of the family are respect- fuily invited to attend the juneral, on Friday, No- | vember 20, KETcHuM.—On Thursday morning, Novemoer 19, ELIZABETH PHOENIX, Wile of Edgar Ketcham. Her funeral will take place from her late real« dence, coruer of Second avenue and 128th street, on Saturday, November 21, at one o’clock MERRITT.—In Brookiyn, on Tuesday, Nov ber TED—WITH $10,000 TO $15,000, IN A | 17, 1874, suddenly, of disease of the heart, Mrs. BE- ate wife of Wesley Merritt, aged sixty-three yetelatives and friends are invited to attend the | roneral, from her late residence, No. 649 Hamilton strect, on Satarday. at ball-past twelve o’clock, MULLINS.—On Wednesday, November 18, ROBERT | E., youngest son of Michael and Mary Ann Mul- AN | lins, aged lye rand 10 months. old established artificial flower’ ‘cnapafactiiring and | The funeral will take place irom 89 Gouverneur | street, this (Friday) rapes at two P.M, an ery. | _ NicHoLs.—On Sunday, November 15, 1874, ROBER® H, NICHOLS, late of brookiyu, N. ¥., aged 88 years, 13 months and 6 days. Relatives i Iriends Are requested to attend | tne funeral, irom the reelaengy ot J. Past two P. Train from oot of Barclay street, i pee minutes past one P. M., to Brick Churob SE ear tat on Tuesday, moment ory gon of the late Wm. F. and Isabe! aan ed 14 years, 10 months and 17 care sigi ’ry dear.” ‘Thosgh lost to ‘ot, to mi On Friday, Novemoer 2u, taken to Tarrytown for interment. family are invited to attend the funeral the residence of hia motner, No, 112 "Rast “nae | street, at ono o'clock P. M. OWENS.—At her late residence, 87 Madison Street, BRIDGET OWENS, the beloved wife of Pate Tick Owens, @ native of the county Monaghan, Ireland, aged 52 years, Her remains ‘Will be conveyed to'St. Rose of enured, on Friday Panel at fon o'clock, where a solemn requiem mass Will be offered ior the repose of her soul, and from thence to Calvary Cemetery at balf-past twelve o’clock, for inter= meni cINey.—At New Castle, Westchester county, N, Y., on Fourth day, November 18, [sala QUINBY, aged 82 yeara, ‘uneral on First day (Sunday), at Meeting House, Chappaqua, at eleven o'clock, KBILLY.—On Tuesday. November 17, JaMES RBILLY, in the 38th year of his age. Relatives and friends of the family are respecte fully requested to attend the funeral, trom 31¢ East Thirty-eighth street, On Friday, November 20, at one o'clock P. M. SANDERS,—Un Thursday, November 19, WILLIAM M, SaNnDgRS, at the Putnam House, Fourth avenue disease, in the 2 and Twenty-sixth street, of heart 46th year of his age. Notice of funeral hereaiter. Philadelphia papers please copy, STETSON.—in Boston, Mass., on Wednesday, Noe vember 18, of diphtheria, ALEXANDER RICE STET+ 80N, elder son o1 William Frank and Auense rie Stetson, aud grandson of Hon. Alex. B, Ri aaa 4 years and 2 months, ‘uneral in Boston on Saturday. STUART,—On Wednesday evening, November 19, after a brief fulness, JOSEPH STUART, aged 71 years. The relatives and friends of the family are ine vited to attend the funersl, from his late resi« dence, No. 11 East Thirty-sixth street, on Satu day morning, November 21, at ten o "clock. FOURTH NATIONAL Bank OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK, Nov. 19, 1874 At the regular meeting of the Board held this day the President announced the sudden death of Dr. Norman | Mr. Joseph Stuart, Vice President of this bank, and submitted the din ble and resolu tions, which were upanimously adopted :— Whereas it bas pleased an allwise Providence L. Cuyler, EDWIN STILWRLL Hare | | Stuart, the Vice President of this | of tnts bank, | held by all of is associates and the sorrow at bis the enter | death demand @ record on the minutes of the am Busse, HENKY A, LocRin | 4 Genial associate and a warm-hearted Iriend. a8 | | | | | of aeceased. | Wioctns.—On Thursday, Novemner 10, MARY to take from us and from the varied scenes of his earthly usefulness our esteemed assoc! whereas his marked fidelity to duty é high estimation in which bh Board, thereiore Resolved, That inthe death of Mr. Stuart this nk has lost an able, prudent and faith{al officer and the members of the Board a wise counselor, Resolved, latin his death New York jos! cone Of its most estimable citizens—as a merchant and banker high-toned, honorable and conserva uve; asa citizen benevolent, patriotic, generous, active in all good works and of exemplary piety.» Resolved, That we nereby tender to hi fara ly our heartfelt sympathy tor their irreparable joss and thai we attend nis iuneral in a body, WNeeolveds That a copy of tuese eee at | tested by the C mah LLB Ce ub eee Sweeny.—On Thursday morning, Novenber “hs Emma Rgoina, only daughter of Daniel A Emma Sweeny, aged i2 years and 10 months, The relatives and friends of the family are ' spectially invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, No. 164 Kast Thirty: eignth street, on Saturday morning, at tem o" clock, Tosiv.—On Weduesday, November 18, afters iness, JOHN 0, Tost, in the 74th year of hu “ens relatives and friends of the family are. spectiuuy invited to attend the fanersl, from ti late residence, No, 125 Bast Twenty-fourth stree! on Fridaf, 20th inst., at 10 A.M. The remains walt de taken to St. Stepn church, East Twen' eighii street, where a solemn requiem mass wi be ceiebrated for the repose of nis" soul; thence to Calvary Cemetery for interment, WarkR8,—O! eS on Wednesday, bdhg| ver 18, NELLIE WatERs, second Join H. Waters, in the 7tu year of ber age. Funerai services at No. 103 Ross street, Wiliams Durg. OD Saturday morning, at ten o'clock. Rela. tives and frienas of the family respectiuily invited so attend. The remains wilde taken to Staten Isiand ior interment, Powsaly wie of W. s. Wiggins, in the 63a sear of reels poe we cme ag e€\, Broo! 5 hy 0 Giclee "Relatives and’ irlends are Feapeet