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

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL “The Stock Market Unsteady and Prices Comparatively Lower. GOLD FIRM AT 112 1-4 A 112 1-8. Money Commanding Higher Rates. SPECIE SHIPMENTS. Wau b sien a) } THURsDAY, Deo. 8—6 P. M. The dpening of stocks to-day was attended by ssome firmness, but.subsequently this yielded to a wrealizing process, under which the decline ranged rom % t0 per cent, Later there was a slight freoovery, followed again by weakness and again ey aveadiness, the close being marked by an tm- provement on the lowest prices of the day. There ‘was @ marked decrease in the volume of business, ‘ana the market was dull. The speculative feeling 1s decidedly unsettied, and outside buyers appear 'to be awaiting the result of tne present mauipu- ations before making farther ventures. Mr. Rus- ‘well Sage is reported to have resigned from the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, both as Presi- ‘sdent and director. On Saturday the stock and Old exchanges will conclude business at twelve M., a8 @ tribute to the memory of the late Mayor ‘Havemeyer, and committees from each Board will sattend the fneral, THE RANGE OF PRICES ‘to-day was a8 follows:—Western Union opened at 81%, Advanced to 8234, declined to T1% and closed vats2%. New York Central was steady at about 101}. Union Pacific sold at 35% 986.8 35%, and ‘ended at 36. St. Paul opened at 8%, moved up ‘to 8934, down to 88%, and ended at 38%. The pre- ferred closed at 57, a decline of % per cont. Pa- eific Mail opened at 44%, advanced onty % per cent and declined to43%¢, closing, however, at 445. ‘Obdo ana Mississippi sold at 32% and down to 32%, ‘closing at this figure, Rock Isiand advanced from UO1% at the opening to 102%, but subsequently rwrent of to 101%, closing 3 percent better. Erie @egan at 28, declined % per cont and closed at 27%. 8t. Loms and Iron Mountain sold at 273 a 27 286K a 26%. O. C.and 1.0. at 10 910% a 10, @ake Shore at 80% 8 80% a 80% a 80}. Northwest woommon at 45% a 46% a 45% a 46. Proferred vatock at 61% a 60%. Wabash opened at 31%, Amproved % per cent, declined to31, with final tegles at 817s. Delaware and Lackawanna sold at (208 a 108% a 107% a 107%. American District Telo- w@raph closed at 40. GAINS AND LOSSES. Compared with the close yesterday the market to-day shows the following results :— Losses—Delaware and, Lackawanna, % per cent; Erie, % ; Hannibal and St. Joseph, %; Lake Shore, 34; Ohio and Misstssippi, 34; Pacific Mall, 4; Wa- ‘Dash, %; Western Union, %. Gatns—Union Pacific, %; Atlantic and Pacific Delegraph, %; Northwestern preferred, 3. The stocks which remained unchanged in the loge of operations of the two days were Atlantio | vand Pacific preferred, New York Central, ©., 0. and ©,, Harlem, Northwestern common, Panama, ‘Quicksilver and St. Paul. OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES, ‘The following table shows the opening, ghest 2nd lowest prices of the day:— 4 ‘Nortnwestern, preserred Fe 61% soe 5 loans 101 10234 ly it, Paul 3a 885 ‘8s. Paul, 51% oT fObio and ppl 32% 8254 iNew Jersey Central......106% 106% 1086356 (Del, Lack. and Western. 103 10835 107% cific. 35% 36 85% a 1034 10 81% 823g 81% Atlantic and Pacite Tel. ys 18% 134% ‘Pacific Mail. 445% 44% 43% Fosmee., 116 116 THE SALES of the day amounted to 175,000 shares, which ‘were distributed among leading securities as fol- lows: — (It will be seen that the leader of the mar- ket in point of figures was Pacific Mati, followed wy Northwestern, Western Union, Lake Shore, ‘Wabash, Union Pacific, Rock Island and Erie.) New York Central and Hudson, 770; Erie, 10,600; Wake Shore, 20,400; Ohicago and Pittsburg, 100; ‘Northwestern, 27,000; Northwestern, preferred, 600; Rock Island, 12,800; Pacific Mail, 24,500; St. Paul, 11,800; St. Paul, preferred, 200; Ohios, 110,80; Western Union, 25,000; Wabash, 12,400; ‘Union Pacific, 12,200; C., ©. and LC., 1,100; Pana- ‘ma, 100; Delaware, Lavkawanna ana Western, 9,280; Lron Mountain, 1,000, THE MONEY MARKET. While the bulk of business was done on the basis of 4 @ 4% per cent, money showed a hardening tendency in call loans by advancing to 5a &% per cent, This effect is partially due to the consider- ‘able shipments that have been made to the West and South and bids fair to continue. The rates | ‘for paper are as follows:—Choice sixty day is quoted 66 per cent and four months’ at6a7 ‘per cent; the beat single-named is 6 a7 percent for sixty days and 7 a 9 per cent for four montns; ‘the next grade of paper ranges from 7 a 10 per yeens, and the next grade, which includes what is yconsidered as sure to be paid, but not well known, 10a 15 per cent. Foreign exchange was dull at ‘the close, demand being relatively stronger than yeixty day bills. The nominal rates for prime bankers’ sterling are 4.853 and 4.903, respectively ; ‘the working rates for this class are 4.84% 9 4.35 ‘and 4.90, GOLD. ‘The gold market to-day was without especial Meature, the fluctuations being only 4 per cent, fhe opening was made at 112% and the close at 123. The market is now in that condition in which slight causes will produce & movement in either direction, sithough while gold continues ‘o ‘be exported and the Bank of England to lose coin, “the undertone will be strong. OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHAXGE BANK. Gold balances.. + $1,394,120 -Gurrenoy balan + 1,598, 081 Gross clearances - at BOETS GLsanine ‘HOUES Lieoripasiyae EN a icy exchan; , 6 -Currency balances. aesiss Gold exchanges. v 1,481, 166 The rates paid for borrowing were 1-64 per diem to flat, and1to6 percent per annum. The rates paid for carrying were 1 and 2 per cent, The bids for $600,000 gold at the government sale to-day aggregated $1,880,000, and ranged from 112.1334 to 112,20, The specie shipments to-day amount to $525,000. THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. The catled bonds received for redemption to-day amounted to $1,000,000; national bank notes re- ceived for redemption, $316,000, The customs re- cetpts were $383,000. Internal revenue receipts $316,518, ‘The Assistant Treasurer paid out $122,000 on ao- count Of interest, and $250,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds, Customs revetpts for the week ending November 23:—New York, $1,645,953 66; Boston, $73,923 15; Philadelphia, $84,124 80; Balti- More, $77,186 65, For the week ending November 21:—-New Orleans, $62,803 28; San Francisco, $166,273 17. GOVERNMENT BOXDS, These closed frm on moderate transactions. The closing prices were as {oli —United States currency sixes, 116% a 116%; do. do, G81, registered, 116% @ 116; do, do., do., 120% & 120%; do, five-twenties, 1862, registered, 112% & 11334; @o. do., do., coupon, 112% a 113% ; do. do., 1864, registered, 11434 @ 114%; do, Go., G0. TM% 4115; do, do., 1866, registered, 116 @ 116% do, do., do., coupon, 116% & 117; do, do,, do, new, Tegistered, 115% 2115%; do. do., do., coupon, 118% & 119; do. do., 1867, registered, J16% & 116%; do, G0,, do., coupon, 119% 4120; do. do,, 1868, regis- ‘tered. 115% & 116%; do. do, d0,, coupon, 110% a NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1874. —TRIPLE SHEET. 120; do, ten-forties, registered, 118% 8 118%; do. Qo., coupon, 1144 @ 114}; do, fives, 1881, regis- tered, 112% @ 113%; 40. 40, do, coupon, 112% a 3K. 4 THR FOBRIGN MARKET. Foreign advices state that the specte in the Bank of France bas increased 8,435,000 francs during the past week. Rentes tn Parts, 62f. 65c, American securities in Frankfort were easter, 1862 bonds selling at 975. London despatches state that the decrease in the bullion of the Bank of England during the week 1s £173,000. The proportion of the bank reserve tothe liabilities is 87% against 413¢ last week. The rate of discount in the open mar- ket tor three months’ bilis is 634 per cent, or % per cent below the bank rate. Consols for money, 91% & 9134; do. account, 91% 92; 1865 bonds, old, 106% @ 106%; 1867 bonds, 109}, a 10934; ten-forty bonds, 104}; new fives, 103; Erie, 264% a 25%. Market dull and consolg and American securities @ trifie lower, BAILROAD BONDS. Ratlroad bonds were frm on moderate transac- tions, The only marked change was in Hannibal and St. Joseph convertible, sales of wuich were made at 87868. Chicago and Northwestern con, solidated coupon bonds sold at 81%, ex-interest. Central Pacific bonds closed at 965, to 96% and Union Pacifics 93's to 98% for firats, 865 vo 89 for land grants and 77% to 77%; for sinking funds. SOUTHEEN BONDS were comparatively neglected, the only dealings being tn old Tennessees, ex coupon, at 57%, BANK SHARES were also without feature, aad the following are the latest bids:—America, 160; American Ex- change, 112; Butchers and Drovers’, 130; Central National, 102%; Chemical, 1,500; City, 300; Com- merce, 117%; Corn Exchange, 1224; Fourth Na- tional, 08; Gallatin National, 128%; German- American, 86}; Hanover, 100; Irving, 128; Me- chanics’, 189; Merchants’, 119; Metropolitan, 135; New York, 125; North America, 95; Pacific, 140; Republic, 103% ; Shoe and Leather, 150; St. Nicho- las, 107. SALES AT THE NEW YORK 8TOOK EXOHANGE Thursday, Dec. 3—10 A. M., Before Cail. 1200shs West Un Toi.s3 81% 600 ahs Erie RK.. my lwo do 50 do Pre 300 a8 10 274 400 ga" 400 a 1400 2 100 x 200 82 100 ah 900 8234 lOO iq S100 sii, U0 Pray 0 825 100 7 300 82% G00 10 oN W1s, 2100 8 1000 U; 85% 100 8) sou 36° 100 BOM 400 33% 800 8% 100 1800 80% 800 Es goo 80% 200 di 20 80 600 Mild st PRR. oy By 500 39° 8 81 200 100 4 0 200 u On ae awe He % 1500 oxy 400 46 #0 4% 500 15% 19 S00 45% 40 1000 45 500 45 500 Oy 600 1300 6 #3 i X 4534 ite 2 : 600 51, 100 1 1 500 1 1 20 500 31 200 100 Est vo 100 8h 25 500 31 doo 800 $1 200 100 81 2 Fs i 9 . BL | lw 300 31, 100 Bag and 11:30 A. M, 085-20, 0, 62... $1000 0 8 66, r '81.b ¢ 116} fond Cs cane srs gh 200 U8 O's, 81, r..be 116 19000 U 858, 0, '81..D¢ Piret Board—10:30 A. M. 10000 Tenn Oe, exe 7% Ashe StL &TronM.. 3. SPUN Oe Bens ke Oe So be 20% 7000 Chi & 8 1000 H & 8: Ey 1000 A 80: $000 LS by) ‘1000 ae iy 2000 Ua 30: 5000 Un i a 35 Gu0U West q 3 5000 NY. $0 do. 30: 20 NS 700 do. 35 50.0 Pac 600 Ohi & N' 2000 Cley & 30 500 T, 8 130, do. 1000 T&, 4% 300° do... 4000 Gt 89° BN don... 2000 Gt 9 900 a 1000 P, F Was ion gs 2000 Hud 2200 4000 ALA TH inc... 733g L100 2000 Can 60 do with ini 65 WO 3000 B, HL BH LONYN 80 ahs "Ge: 800 Pac’ RR 10 Amen Ed 400 Chi & do. 0... 10 U SEx 5” 300% di 3 do. 6 30) a lui 30 Dela H né 400 i do. us 70 + 10L 100 Con © 48 GW 101 180 ga 300 Mil & Si 33% {00 fx sw 8 i 200 81% 1000 ai 33 5” 81 lw 35 20 81% 800 = do. 338 300 81% 100 do. 3s 100 813 700 333 700 g2° 100 3393 300 ao. 8) 100 Bo; | ISNYC4&HB.....bo 101% 100 333 605 do. 101% 200 ie 20.N J Cen! oT 100 10 25) ao. 106% 100 10s 42 do. 3 rth vY¥: BL 100 800 y 190 I 100 120 Pi ie 7) a 60 400 300 200 600 600 300 400 is # 1600 10” 500 1100 Ci) 00 200 | &0 200 ite bo e g B00 0 400 500 me FA 300 200 ay di 400 TBome $5000 rs ‘QUO 463 wo ‘5000 4: wo ri $001 38 1300 200 L 3 100 ie ap 60 300, 1 1300 : Saks 81! N 81! U Bi Liv 101 $00 Chi 2! 100 100 lug 200 100 Chi 300 Del, 3 = = PEESTEEEECGE Qo Ww Mi 00 oy iy ons OOP a Oo { 4000 Alb 10 WS ben 10000 Wi 0 do. ‘2000 Mil. 100C,C at 1000 Ny 409 cht & g Saha a om, a s 100 50 a 199 a 100 do. wo Qo. =etee.ccutiatec FR TT 2 i SHSREEESS =e} Batvitias & Te Oc ccanenen 10 jw sx} SRSSN: 2130 to 3 P. Mm. 100 ahs Del, Lack & W. 108 200 do. to) Union bue a 23 CS ereseees: Ses UI RES SECEEESSECEEEE SSSSNSS tS SeSeel esas’ Be pf iio AKO fs Lacks Re es Han &6¢'50."7" 25 Han & 8tJo pi. 34 Lake Shore... 80 : wie | & 2 11x a 33 Sos a 3h a en Cotton Dull, a Shade Ectter For Fue ture—Flour Firm—W heat Higher--Corn firmer—Oats Higher—Barley Dull— Pork Dull—Lard Firmer—Groceries More Active and Firm—Freights Firm—Pe- troleum Vull—Naval Stores Nominal— Whiskey Firmer. TuuRspay, Dec. 3—6 P. M. The merchandise markets were stifl irregular, the demand being in most cases exceedingly moderate. On 'Change flour Was firm under a fair export inquiry. Wheat was in fair demand, but holders demanded very much higher prices, in view of which business was greatly retarded. The sales were nevertheless fair, and at higher prices. Corn was likewise higher, but quiet. Oats were active and decidedly higher. Whiskey was firmer. Pork was dull. Lard was firmer, but not very active. Cotton was quiet and unchanged for spot, while future ruted a shade firmer. Groceries were auiet, with the exception of sugar, which was more acttve and firmer. Freights continued strong, both on the berth and for charter. Petroleum remained duly and nominal. Naval stores wore neglected and wholly nominal. Corrom.—There was but # moderate demand for spot cotton, and holders were rather more disposed to sell, especially in the afternoon, when it was impossible to getexporters to make considerable bias, as tney could do better at the South, notably at Charieston and Savan- nah, and the market for spot cotton closed dull, with more sellers than buyers at the appended ouotations, which, while showing bo change as compared with yes- terday, are t some extent nominal. Quotations based on American standard of classification: — Uplands, Magan i, Orleans, Tain Oood ordinary Low middling. 193 600 158 @ to ohange, ituation materially. The arke very sensitive, however, and advicss frow the other ‘side considered as favorable, in that they were no Woree than previous accounts, and early reports of a shrinkage in receipt, a3 compared with the same day of last week, iinvarted a firmer tone to the early market, which was maintalnea with slight fluctuations through: out the day, At about two o’cloce the market weakened somewhat under the effect of tu; the rivers uC the South, but shek ndvence of these re) feet by the red aa: an advance. of wise. as compared with last ¢ evening's close,” Wo in perpen ti anaes mate at the of the ary bal Tribes March is ge Testo, a ret a ait Bi, Psaly, 16 oe —-Que Oj Of clasmitioation in fore Sepeonbar ts Lele act on guyapiand cotton in store running in quality'not more grade above or below the grade quoted, are ry, 13c.; good ordinary, lésgc. ; strict ordinary, Mee 5, tow iniddling, 14%¢.; miaaling ; Goa mi 5 Bar Rare delivesy Casts low eta the sales nave been as follows :—Yesterda: M.—Decembe 100 at, 14 i1-16e. (no i at 14 21-Sdo,, 109 at 14 11-160, So 1000 rt es at lb 15-16e., 100 at 15 31. sane, 1,200 at 16) cal, an 166, ai aL te eg! March, 5 oP a0 a coe ‘pri, ito lows: Galveston, 1 40; Char Bir: Norfolk. 23h; ‘New York oe delphia, 65. Total, ‘this 911 bs 101. This day vast ules off iy aitintoro, nt other than Kio, beylon, 14,568 do. do. ot" Jamaica, 0, rms, $24" bags ot do., ex Laura, ai ey The stook of co} fee in, first hands : include 13,459 mats of ave, O49 bags of Maracaibo, 1! pagaayTs, 00 ca, lo. of Mexi- eee es Oe a” Bye ce Fare ordin: cary 16% c.a ifalede, : do., ibe. 08 eat «WK. a me treme range for lots, 160. a a; Java, overntient bags Me. a ce: aO., ‘oe. ; Ceylon. I7c. 90; Ma TALCH, jaayra, 180. a i. ; a eos Porto 3 Me: F “os lla, I6o. 8 peek 23 3 ba a acorn: thao done aces ashels; corn, 0. ; ‘corn me: bbls. a! ; obts, 13,20 bushels; bariey, SB'bdo rye, Wedge A a bole. wae firm, wi mand an sales of i fuotations annexed. Bye floar sold to ‘he atten Leg bbls. at unchanged prices. Corn meal was quiet and anchanged, with sales ia bbis. at figures within the range of our quotations. e $5 Da $4 25 4150 475 50a 525 550a 575 416 a 475 50a 525 5Ba 625 Bound hoop Ohi 500 a 525 Bound hoop Otto. Fy Ba $75 Pani Wa Tu ey beste extra a totes LE 5 a Rye four, fine ee 40a 535 Soatpers. No. Nominal. Southern, su; Nominal. ba 63 6Ha 6 bv 4i6a 475 boa $30 sonepeecnnanpcoes a born mised: buncheans movsarssevscesens St OOM me Wheat was in fair german) but ae checked i oe pana eee at Ke ot ides agri torn} # Chleato and jNoniire a A at itt for Mil: winter ‘Gorn 9 mr but aa ver p active, sales of 86,000 bust shes At Mo. a 94¢c. for ol Lay an eran tho sales sing 136, er mixed, 690. a 720. for whi snd 630. tr, mixed Western in eto Barley said to iow peer two an far State, on the track, ader & jemand. Rye wa: fesay. with ales’ oh 10,500 bushels State at 960. a oh ht » spepany. fed ‘at $1 15 for Canada in bond. There has been only & limited business berth reights to-day, owing to the scant supply o1 able room and the High rates. demanded. | foun asking rates neral ers’ limits and ‘comparatively ide was ao. un ,conseqnence. Market very bye Tho 8 t— ro pal eto as ss ake d Bushels charter w: ted, charter was wanted, Bit the complishe we te aes oes at Is of grain at Of tobacco, on private 'k, ben ce to ‘all 8 S06 elude : =An Ttalian the iia, ER ean irk, hence at Lie, anothe: rs nce oe Leg. a 6d, 8 NOTwo reales, trot thang eigenen, 6 the United. ‘Rinedom, with 2,000 quartors of grain, at78: an An }, Fro Th to Gonos, aon or Naples, with petroleum, oer srades are still neglected. thare is no demand from ee eS whatever. Sata lots ch: change Bangs, and [ys] within our ree continued mand, the rece pts liborak sfoek aigws no wi inet tock, 18 ba, do. of Porto Rico, mt do, of bbis. of New Orleans, we Ric ate. New Orieans Sbo. ange today the market for ne entine was extremely duli and entirely oe, absence of business, Merchantabie purchaser. the spleita of cominal order ‘tered At 380. without ‘fnain i a0 i 100 H&SBt Jo pe. v0 do. ly Ueie RR... bcs 1D e = | market (ar roan wea dull and atea wae anotad aaay gon SRtnre deliveries wore not | rae reports of arise in m of the day's | ith fair de- | | at$22e i Siomctane ar eold in 4 small way, and wag 80 for Wi sehiogton one “Exrnojacn.~ the @ mark minally unchanged; gu first f part of mos is at from, rt te. 8 5%o. for deliver? Teery but very pot oe fh Sane loge, ‘The Pi nom! Latet bea y oe ain pkgs. e quote $10 a §! for extra do., do. ; a $28 city India at from oe of 300 tierces . 101 ’ 10; quotably hig! FE clayed at Fermambyco at8s ste: at Sharda” Messrs Stock cout lon) e+ sales ae. ‘Dee. iz. TaLLow was stock gold at 63<¢c auoted as 8X0 pr frm at this figure. aves re 018 baie: Britas 7,800, eee (ey on 1,645, ales: gross, 1,t Stock, lut. Ootton—Demand Flour 8,000 bushe! sales of 1 Dece: 66c. No qnotatic { NY PERSON DE: nomina! at those figures 2,720 Miner “grade were sends te emnce ied om nad Pitch re- Sareea fee ik was inactive, met with w ligne inquiry Dur wizboUt consequenct tition Nanbtbe nthe. belng scarce was very iladelp! ame, guatned hetd a it LOSge., with 10; ard of sales in Now York of fined at ike, and 1,000 bbis. do. at 10%. for early 9° le- livery. Advices troin the Creck were ofa geu | bu quiet man [Ad oe Gunes Sone as gg at avilley 00.) Rousvilie, ark etm entree : Hebroleum Centre. te: fidloite, hc. Parkers United: 1,686 bois. cut meats, 1,806 do; lard, 2610 bbis and tieroes and kegs The market to change if price, was easier in tone. We note sales of 100 dois. old mess at $21, and 500 bbls. new mess cog Moran suas "a per yop Dressed w . Beof—The jobbing character. Bmnall oa at searee within for a do. Beet Ke. and 500 loose pat ag Yap vbetteg Wie. “1 i Western Comber. at 13 tie. & tiie: tleroes do, Februa: rel, at 14 $166, & it per lb. Butter and cheese. with a moder: ‘were about steady at previous prices. Rick.—The market moderate and of S Jobbing ir ge hee and Rangoon bas. Te. a in angoon, ‘Suauk.--Tho market (or rhe sugar was Aocidedly more aohye soar and ruled firmer, but values were not er. We heard of sales of 300 nhds. of fair Cuba at aXe., 66) nds: of geant good do. at 86 Whbds. Cnbarumored at 8 $1 ar at 7i0,, 203 hhda, entriugal 9404, 640 do, 160. Re’ was We. for eccard nd lige. Wait. Creighton & Morrison in their cireular of this date sum ap as Buon: tained by a ‘specuta- Stock this day, Dec. 8, 1874. tos. aT aay do. a STRARIXR wag neglected and gominal at about 160. | with sales of 16,000 Ibs. No. Lon private term: dull ang! heavy; 35,00 lbs “Sutof-town per lb. WISKRY.—Receipts, 349 bbls. The market was in soil- ers favor, with sales of DOMESTIO M. yn active and firmer: td SE Br8s, ain, 7,898; to the USnumen! 4,455." Stock, 63,274. Cotton guiet and Langs receipts, 3.165 bales; e thy strong and higher; middl: 1 wood ordi Ket good: middling pe 3-160, $5 Satna 2,763 paige; ‘roa S005, Bxpor Greas B: weao, Deo. unchanged : sale: c00 bois sw hes: is No. 1 \iiwautee club at spend bushels new shipetat 3 midaiin tight Flour to oh tet Ly oad tee Lake gee dail and eee january | No. Qarn ‘aetive and high mber; 72i¢0., , January; pr | _MAREETS, There were but few sales on the wharf to-t Del saying they will not purchase until gold is sett Lonpow Pnropucs Manker.—Lonvox, ing.—Lingeed oi}, 248. 6d. a 24s. 9d. per cwt +2 +__. actual jet tens, 624; pated $8 at ise, "rho best bid. bbls. of re- Retin wae dull an beef, 497 pies i for mess pork, without material } noge wei for city. active, Wi bacon at ith sellers ued high and ry cot Small sales were made, Tooting the range of our i for plain mess, pbis ; 9 60 4 $20 for prime mess, deroser o., and beet tor extra hams malnes, steady the ratig e Western, meats wotstions, asia 5 rm, Wi ‘inte, 1300 terdes do. 3, 4.000 ierees do. fies 7 1350. inquiry. was firm. but the demand very rac We wie eur: od | 67 hhds, molasses 1,800 boxes. ee Derome. at id 6,700 ate demand . fOr in Ata! 3.288 fair" to meat ioe xa: le ad c.; layed, boxes, 21d, B90 torn ve, 30. per Ib., and prime city was | 250 bbls. at $1 03, and closing | TIO MARKETS, middling. ee ae. cc. Ne Brpors—te Great Brit joustwise, 7: New eee Deg, 8, 187% middling, TaMo Net Xporte—To Great Mastwise, 864 Sales, i Montz, Dec. 8, 1874. | 460. : low mid } nary, 13%¢ Exports coastw 500, | i { Savannan. Deo. 3, 1874. Teoet) 1 6e4 Siu Sales, R300 Cotton firm: mixdling, 140. ea oe Mayme Bere to Great Britain, 9,792, Sales, 1901, Stook, sn Ane yee < 5 yellow dip Bie $1 2. yn aunt, high ‘mixed at 20 barle ley 42. Corn meal— unbolted per ton, Mlllieed. er ton. Rail- lew York, S8c. ; jushels wheat. Feceip uy t,a0 bushi bus Curcaco, Deo. 3, ed. Whoat active and bigner: . 2do., 92%c., cash or December; Bo bye aa cted, Be. @ Sic. | ree el Tage. ixed. 675¢c. ¢1 @ 92% c. December ; <3 i eta a : 8a ‘ana, Doc. 3, 1874. Spanish, gold, 223 a 230. Market Reo Exebange— , store- BUROPEAN MA AN MARKETS. Dec, 3—Even- FINANCIAL. RING TO OPERATE IN sTOCK Privilcges, on sctive Stocks dealt in ay the Ex- | Change, should apply to the, undersigned for their co. *ti078 bbls: | prehendive Sapinaatiry, XANDER PROLHING ts and price pe AM & jankers and Brokers, wi Wall aivet A. Spre dics at mareet small capital against fe 3 te PRIVILEGES.—PUTS, OALLS AND to S20 rice of ould inst loss. Send for. vireutar, HAZARD & MONTAGUR, No. 6 Broad street, Doable Privii or Strad- K $100 to eat "ersons ot lways have tl insurances ang and resp 5a" ae shares, planatory pamp! ers and Bro! | doen’ | onstb 100 for fod shares, let sent free, Stocks bought and vol LL STOCK PRIVILEGES CAN BE USED AS MAR- c a pleas ot cash for the Ja little risk in thi Mix (ts nerodating poaaaee on members of urchase or sale of an! method of opera it very Sloss rave a Quotations ‘and e: ex- MBRIDGE & CO. east Ko. a Walt street, New York. against moaerate deposits. E | other Securities, Insurance of all best companies, J. J. TaBRiCg & OU., 117 Broadway. A. and sold. Sect Post office box 1.336. —LAPSLEY 7 BAZLEY, BROKERS, 74 piphea RAILROAD BONDS OF ALL KIN! urities of defaul! T re pig peta: tele: ON LIFE oo 4 Mort ‘Kinds ortected, dd with BOUG: oy ag a oad wreck ited hecaides” : double privileges (at SPphiee t Bin freet,” tree to any ad Ii Pine street or A. =MONRY LOANED PROMPTLY ON MORTGAGE: aiture Noes told by fbr adctlon'V. ie CITRVESSON, Jr at 1} Bast Beventeenth stres: As 825,000 PURCHASE MONBY, for sale on Diag | Newark City ; liberal disc is ais only Address (owner) LIOH O rf oper y. nel. it tt cashed tee oun: aes eit, i6't bathe! sn of cash a Beare STOCKS, GOLD, 40., BOUGHT for cash or on margin: operators are vantages of carey ex cng | and unsurpassed Yaciition: ND ot desired and received in WILLIAM WARD, 50 Drexel Building. ABE ADVANORD PROMPTLY UPON LIFE INSUR- A SELDRA 1s and other a) K & ©O., No. roved secur Pine street _ for $8,( valned Ly above tia : aoe e I ferkon Daructlars will be. sent to parte for them tot B As be OR ie bid PBR CENT Lining MORTGAGE real estate. The st and Le ‘mortgages. rege pat at York Post to BOR] wow Ou vege A P| a, street. Wen ANTED—A FEW SHARES wn oF Railroad Stock. WASHINGTON Apply to GEO. hange place, New York. $250 om big D—THIS WEEK, FOR ONB YEAR |, Clear real estate secarit ete ‘Address a ‘&- G@, Herald Uptown Branch ot ce, ands bonus $8.000 Po box is eral AE OOPARTNERSHIP 8 BEI EXISTING vs petwea atk ‘ank and Pigmund Kupfer under frm name of Frank & ay doing business at 2u4 euty-ex! a4 is hereby dissolved by iripal conse: wnund Kapfer retii Jacob Frank will sora * eee w Yous, Nov. wo, 184, SIGMUND KVPFER. | BUSTNESS 8 OPPORTUNITIES me AE PARTWER WANTED—WITH $2,500, IN A G00D. nts retail oy ser og he on epee. oper Stewarts; o Pr atricusst investi bi EIVENGSTON & CO. 10 Pit A GREAT SACRIFICE ~THRER STANDS IN re well Known market; very, Sot Pans, AY al Letate mortgage. iN 10 Pine wrest, PARTNER, RETIRING, WIL? SELL HIS INTER est for $1,000 in first clase paying business, return- ang large Prodte; open to thorough inwestigation. MA 4545 Store Agency, 121 DVERTISER WISHES 4 GENTLEMAN TO [NVEST ene ual amount ite Dies ($450) in an easy, re- spec usiness " ” ir I ‘Bast Ninth street, Mr. HAYNES, 35 A arthtig4 WANTED-IN A MANUFAOTUBING | 10.88, band for Ay ing over 20) per cent proft; orders oa e but Sagi gr oot ‘Bol ad- dress HOLLAND, be box 140 Herald oft A. $1,000 bey BE MADE FROM DURING THE comings aolldays an easy, fine, light, sure busi- | nesy; long cota Hndaon street, basement, ARAL, SECURED FOR MEROHANTS, MANUFAC. are wid c.; undersigped have applications from | vest capital, ALEX- persons who desire to ANDER P PROTHING HAM & 00,, Bankers and Brokers, 12 Wall street. IOR SALE ($8,000) HALF INTEREST IN A PROFIT. Able Mantactaring Business: fuetory,tnated in erence ver al re red. ress ogING GLASS, box 19) eraid “Uptown ‘Branch Pee WANTED.—AN INGENIOUS MACHINIST, 000, and capable of taking charze of a ligh' é Tanna tectrine. Ont usiness, can secure a profitable interest in an old estal aged cies house, oe 8 jarge trade through. Sus NB ODED SEY.» Andreas: Baltimore (Md,) Post tice. Peter ous WANTED~IN A GENTEEL, RESPECTA- ble business, centring two interested, and can good incor with a small capital Apply to Thomas GAFFNEY, 18 North William street. ech” WANTED—ACTIVE OR OTHERWISE, 000, to take the place of one ottnn: the most legitimate snd profitable Wusinese in the ci: dreas L., box 5,157 rost office, New York. Hi OWNER OF A MEDICAL AND S8UROFCAL | diploma wishes to meet with & practitioner to whom ae is services would be yaluabie, dress BSAU, Heraki offtee. OYS MANUFACTURER, DEALER OR SPECU- lator can secure entire rij ay in a new toy; simple, cheap and good. 0. WESSMA Centre street, N. ¥. T9 WHOM IT May: CONCERN.—ALL PERSONS holding disnonered checks oreee by. he C. Potter. 71 Broadway, and en Dey street, on J,, are advised to confer with B, Maiden lane, New Yor! WOODWORKERS STATE AND COUNTY RIGHTS in a valuable Patent in the housefurnishing ling Apply to S A. SMITH, 32 Piate street. $] OOO ~SUERTENDING | PARTNER | LN 5 eet iret claes, business: eatablished ; no , paying x pers and will increase toan incom reas DUN BSTIO” MANUF AG. SoHE, box’ S30 Herata omen. —THE PROPRIETOR OF AN ESTAB- Nos, 5 and 7 N. , by, 2 National state Bank, of 'eisabert, ARROWSMITH, | $5. 000. ished Hote! and teers now pi ing a handsome Income, wants a party the al mount to assist him in ¢he business, which can be loudled by an investment of the above amount, A full , Wvewtieton i 2 SPEND, nam Broadwan stein seaieeh MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. CasTREE—LODD.—On Weanesday, December 2, 1874, at the residence of the bride’s parents, by the Rev. H. D, Ganse, Joun W. OasTRes to CARRIE ies, | Rs aneeroen of John M, Dodd, Esq., ali of this ity. ‘0 car GILBEET—WILLIs.—On Wednesday oy ouiamy TD comber 2, at the Anthon Memorial church, by the Rev. RB. H. Newton, CLIFFORD O. GILBERT to LyDIa 3, Wrutis, both of this city. No cards, erate (N. Y.) papers please copy. HALSEY—VREELAND.—On Wednesday evening, December 2, at the residence of the bride’s uncle, Judge Newktrx, by the Rev. Ce L. Ammerman, as- sisted by the Rey. A. H. Smith, James 0. sare wo Many E. VREELAND, both of ster Ot MartTin—O'HaBa.—On Wednesday, at the residence of the bride’s brother, a Moers MaRTIIN, of Charleston, 8. 0., to Lucy, youngess dangnter of Robert O'Hara, of New York. SCHELLENS—HILLYER.—On Wednesday, December 2, 1814, at the Middie Reformed churcn, Brooklyn, by the Rev. KE. P. Ingersoll, PreeRe L. EL. SCHELL ELLEIS, || © Prussia, to ANNIE, eldest daughter of Nathaniel ree Esq, of Brooklyn. HERS—RICHARDS.—In this city on Wednes- aay December 2, by Rev. Henry Bromley, Lo fale — seme ert to Mias ANNIR RIC ib of jew York. TULLY—Van Homm.—On Wednesday, December 2, at the residence of the bride’s father, ABRAHAM O, TULLY toMaRY ADELAIDE, daughter of Jacob Van Home, all of Je! on ees wednostay, December 3, a t iy hasbeen, at ae edn rT 2, al bride's paren by the Rev. Mr. Patterson, THomas VAN LOAN, of New ete city, re Hattip B., young- (Rewag gas = 1874, at Reformed onuren 3 Se Ts be he bya the he Reve Mr. Ammermdan' \d by ‘itiam P. Decker, WILLIAM WHEELED, oO New York ity, to Mary B., daughter of George A. Toffey, Esq., of Jersey City. Died. Aurs.—On Tuesday, December 2, after @ short | illness, Mrs. Cauista Ags, in the 61st year of her age. Relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, irom her late jence, No. 270 West Thirty-third street, on Fri- ti | ¢ay, December 4, a one o'clock. —On Tuesday, December 1, AUGUSTUS F. Batt, in the 67th of bis age. Relatives and friends of the family are reaper fuily invited. to attend the funeral services, fr: hig jate restdence, at Bound Brook, N. J., on Sat: neness December 5, at balf-past twelve o’clock Bancrgr.—At Jersey City Heights, on Wednes- day, December 2, of Maryn croup, BENJAMIN HENRY, son of Gerard and Mary Baucker, aged 2 | eats 8 months and 17 days. The funeral will ree, ce On Friday, the ath inst., at two o’clock P. M., from the residence of hia ‘pareuts. The relatives and friends of the are respectiully invited to attend. BrRipgss.—At his residence, in Brooklyn, on Monday, November 80, alter @ short Ulness, CBARLES Bripoxs, In the 75th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are re- receianly invited to attend the funeral, from the iret place Methodist Episcopal cnurch, corner of Henry and Summit streeta, on Friday, December 4 at one o'clock P. M. Buck.—On Wednesday, December 2, of general paralysis, JouN A. BUOK, in the 54th year of bis “relatives and friends of the family are respect- real Eo ee he to attend the funeral, from bis late idence, No. 1,489 Pacific street, peaconiaa, on December 6, at one o'clock’ P. M. on Thuraday, December. % pilin i, we ot Henry D. Butier, in the $8th year of her ag Relatives oad friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services at four o*clock, on Friday, December 4, at her late cee cencey Tig Olin- ton avenue. Interment at Bridgeport, Conn. Byrxg.—On Thursday, December 8 THomas BYENS, @ native of the parish of Baltinggiass, county Wicklow, Ireland. The Telntives od friends of i arene, are tn- Vited to atvend the eee ha , Decem- we oreo Stern fro ia inte yt snoe, No. 510 Wess Filty-seventh eee CONKLIN.—At Eyde Park, L. i on Wednesday ites eee age r H. OonELIK, in the th year Foneral on Frid: say at Ag at One ofetock P. I. CoveHLaN.—In ted on reer ti De- cember 3, MICHAEL ELAN, &@ native of Oloah- more, county OAwavertord, Treiand, aged 8 years and 6 months. The relatives and friends of the family are re- woes, tMmvited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 265 Remsen rs thence bee De- cember 6, at two o’clock P, Calvary Cemetery. COWLES.—At Ghicago, on Wednesday, December a, Sng i ata WLES, ex-Judge of the Su- reme ; Hagens gts funeral hereafter. —On Wednesday, December 2, Mictant eye) of Newcastie West, county of Limerick, i ok in the 20th year of bis ago. will be taken from his late rest demo, “Ro ac) one 8 to St Theresa's corner of Henry streets, at nine o'clock A. M., on by December 4, where s Ca Tei eh Mass will be celebrated for soul; thence, at one o'clock wary Comedery for "inverment, iis Ate ee ues atcend his funeral. . The members of the Sarsfleld Independent Soctal Club are requested to meet at their rooms, corner of Catherine street and East Brosdway, on Friday morning. Decer ir “ine && Mine o'clock sharp, for the purpose red the raneras of our late brother: member, hi Michael enok Cregat tek crane of JAlCES a. ILOAY, e President, Coste, Secretary, Also: The members of the Bryan Reilly Asso- Ciation are requested to meet at their rooms, No. 387 Market street, at nine o'clock A. M., Friday, November 4, to attend the nih of our late pag member, Michael D. , President, $1400 WANTED—ON PROSPECT ‘ark Lots (worth treble the smouny and snaibie bondsmen. Srookiyn Branch office. Address HUWARD, of Hi COPARTNERSHIPS. gy oor OF COPARTNERSHIP.—~NEW YORK, December 1, ne 1 ) existing between sae jaas & Sell ‘he tM ag J heretotore jersigned ander the firm name sith day dissolved by mutual cor | sent RB Seliginan | te alone acthorized to collect ‘ail owt | standing accounts, HAA Hh SREIGMAN, order of RICHARD MCLAUG! uMAS F, MAHER, Secretary. Crakow.—On Toarsday, December 3, HARRIET, beloved daughter of Burnet ne Augusta Crakow, aqec 6 years, 5 months and 12 days, e relatives and friends of the any, are re ectfully invited to attend the Juneral his ‘wee day) morning, at hall-past ten o’clock, from the residence Of her parents, 25 Noriolk street. DoraN.—On Thursday morning, December 3, at Re reseenee 1 yet Ral -first street, AXN AN, ° ughgall, count, Arinagh, Ireland, in the Seth year of her age, ij ‘ aturday, Decem- Her funeral will take place on bers, at ten o'clock A. M.. {rom the Uhurch of the 9 Holy Innocents, tn West Thirtyseventh street, q@here a soiemn gh Muss Will be offered for repose of her soal. The irienas of the family » invited to attend without further (nvitation. ‘Ihe members of tae Steamboat Pilots Union’ are requested to attend the funeral of our lace member, Eliian Brown, on Sunday afternoon, De- cember ‘6, at ue o'clock, from Mechanicw’ Hal, Hoboken. DoscHER.—In thia city, on Wednesday, Decem ber 2, MINA, felict of the iate Carsten Doscaer, qed 53 years, 11 months and 4 days. tice of (uneral hereaiter. Docenerty.—ALIcs DovaaEnry, the beloved wife of Edward Dougherwy, of the parish of Kil- fem county Longtord, Ireland, in the s4tn year of T age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are in- vited to acteud the funeral, from her late rea dence, No, 260 Seventh avenue, from thence to St. Francis church, West Thirty-drst street, this day) morning, at ten o’ciock, where there wil! be & requiem mags for the repose of ner soul, and thence to Calvary Cemetery, GRataM.—On Wednesday, December %, EDWIN, son of William and Mary Graham, aged 2 years and 6 moncha, ctfully javives Relatives and friends are res) to attend the taneral services, at two o'clock P. M. to-day, trom 107 Bedford street. Pay iam se Suddenly, on Monday, November 30, Hon. WiLLiaM F. Havemuyen, Mayor of the oF of New York, tn the 71st year of his age. funeral service ‘or the family and !mmetiate friends will be held at his late restdence, at nalf- past nine o'clock on Saturday morning, 5th inst. Qnd at eleven o'clock @ public service at St. Paul's Methodist Eptscopal church, corner Fourth avenue and Twenty-aecond street. HEADQUARTERS NintH aes THIRD BRiGaps, bei = Diy io G.S.N. “x,t EW YORK, Bes 3, 1874, axwnsar< ORDER—NO. 1: This regiment will parade on Caturday, Decem- ber 5, in fall dress antform (white gloves), vO par- tictpate in the (uneral obsequies of the late Mayor, Willan F. Havemeyer. 1 call of companies at ten o’clock A. M. at the armory. Field and and stad (dismounted) tay report to the Lieutenant Colonei commandin: Non-commissioned stad, band” and field music wl Teport to the Adjutant al same time and place. Odicers will wear the usual badge of mourning. By order of % Col. JAMES R, HITCHCOCK, commanding. R, LivinasToN LUOKBY, Adjutant. Oficiat—Jawas A. BARBOUR. Ser ‘¢ Major. HELD,—Requiem mass (month's mind) will, be offered for the repose of the soul of ELNora HELD @uSt. Mary’s church, Greenwich, Saturday, De- cember 6 ateight A. M. Hout.—In Smakigie a on Tharsday, December 3, 1874, Waxrer F, Hout, in the a psoas of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are in- yvited to attend the funeral, from the residence of bis father, 174 Franklin avenue, yd ie on Sat- urday, December 5, at two o'clock P. Howarp.—On Wednesday night, December 2, WILLiam A. Howako, in the 8th year of Dis age. Relatives and friends of the family, also mem- pers of Howard Lodge, 1. 0. of 0. F., together with members of sister lodges, are invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday, at two P. M., from his late residence, No. 28 Union place, Greenpoint. Kino.—O0n Thursday morning, December 3, Maa- Giz W., second daughter of George W. and Mary K. King, aged 15 years and 10 months, Funeral services at the residence of her parents, 181 East Sixtieth street, on Sacurday next, at two —— Relatives and friends are invited to at- ven LaWRENOE.—Suddenly, on Tuesday, December 1, Mania JaNB LAWRENCE, 9; set 89 years, The retatives and (riei of the family, also the gi eae of the New ‘ork Lodge, No, 330, F. A. M., are heey lime gerry | invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 162 Twenty-seventh strect, are Brooklyn, on Friday, 4th inst., at two o'clock P, Leppy.—On Thursday m« » December 3, at his residence, 87 Amity street, Brooklyn, PaTRICK Lappy, & native of county Cavan, dreland, aged ears. remams will be taken to St, Peter's church, Hicks street, where a solemn requiem mags Will be offered up for the repose of his soul, at hbalf-past ten o*ciock, on Saturday morning, December 6, from thence to Calvary Cemetery for interment. The relatives and friends of tne ir are ekagoyri invited to attend. ALLEZ.—On Thursday, December 3, 1874, of diphineria, JOnN, youngest son of P. G. Le GALLEZ, a 2 years and 2 months. latives and friends of the famtly are respect- fully invited 1o attend the funeral, trom the resi- dence of his father, Fourth avenue, ob Satur- day, December 5, at hali-past ten o’ciock A. M. MaJor.—In Brooklyn, on brow ang December 3, 1874, EDMUND C. MasoRr, son of the late Nathaniel Major, of New York city. nds and relatives, also members of Sumuer Post, No. 24, G, A. R., are invited to attend his Taneral, from the residence of his sister, Mra. eae Kelland, No. 173 Lafayette avenue, on Sun- at one o’ctock P. M. (ORRILL,—Saddenly, on Wednesday, December 2, Purge E., wife of by ra Joseph Morrill. tee o1 huneral here: Mosryx.—On Weaneeday, ‘Becomoer 2, Manre L., wife of oe ares and daugiter of Mortumer oo Ty year Funeral ces at St. *Rarthojomew's ohurch, Madison ‘avenue and Forty-fourth street, on Sat- urday, mber 6, at one o'clock. MurpHy.—On Wednesday, December 9 after a long and severe iliness, MARGARET, tbe beloved Wile of Jobn Murphy, a native of Castie Lsiand, omy x Page aay aged 47 years. ia of the family are respectfully tnvited to af attend the funeral, on Friday afternoon, De- cember 4, from her late residence, No. 71 Pearl street, at one o'clock, MuRPHY.—On Thursday, Decemoer 8 MORRIS MurEPHY, eldest son of the late Timothy and Mar- Ld Murphy, of county Cork, Ireland, aged 30 Relatives and friends are respectfully tnyited to attend the funeral, irom bis tate roidenc, ron be eg Sixth street and Fourth avenue, on Saturday, December 5, st balf-past ten o'clock; thence to ch ‘ight the Evangelfat’s church, Fiftteth strees \d Madison avenue, where @ reaufem mass will ce + thence to Calvary Cemevery for inter~ MCQUINESS.—On Thursday, peaeae 8 the be. loved wife of James McGuiness, i hehe 3 Foneral to take piace on Sarar lay afternoon, a8 one o’clook, irom her late reaidence, 347 Kast Twelfth street, th tar ursday, December 8 BRIDGEF Magura, iT ward McGuire, zed 66 years. yA and rend of the family and those of her sons, Patrick niel, and her brother, Daniel Braden, are Herren tmyited to attend the pee on Saturdi em ber ca at two o'clock, from her late residence, 440 East Thir~ teenth street. McKenna.—On Wednesday, December 2% CHARLES EDWARD, son of Charies and Annie Mc- Kenna, aged 3 vears, 1 month and 18 days. The relatives and {[rtends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, ym the residence of his parents, 483 Myrtle avenue, cor- ber of Hall bys Brooklyn, on Friday, 4th inst., at two o'clock P. ‘O’BRg.—On Wednesday, December 2, Manganse O’ Brg, wife of Henry U’6re, in the 27th year of ner Fy The frtends of the famly, and those of her broth- rhe John J. and Thomas ‘3 O’Brien, are respect- fully invited to attend her lag from the rem- dence of ber brother Thomas, 329 it Thirty-sixth street, on Friday, December 4. at two o'clock. Post.—un_Wednesd mats December 2, 1874, Mrs. OATHARINE Pose, shy the late Jonn Post, ia the ‘sah ear of her ag The reiatives and fends of the family are ip- vited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her erp Henry Seaman, 173 West Tenth street 16 wn Friday, December 4 at one o'clock P enwa as Millburn, N.J., on Tuesday, De- cember 1, ROBERT ROGERS, aged 78 years, Relatives and friends of the family are respect~ fully invited to attend the funeral, from the dence of his son-in-law, George F. Brown, 128 West oreo 3 sya tin mn Friday, December 4, at one oct fuose On Wednesday morning, Decem! 2 at yo o’clock, Seen! MCUALLISTER, Wile of re Toe faneral wi take from her Pa resi~ des street, Greenpoin: th Fiera aeten point, I. L, tute ursday, December 3, 1874, Jacos Scorrsrts. Hotatives and friends of the are respect- fal ited to attend the funeral, m his late res’ 857 Bast Pifty third meas’ on Saturday, December 5, at one o'clock P. M 4 Ce -—On Wedne! after @ inesday, December % the beloved wife of Mr. Joun Seery, 45 Wess sings street. juiesoat in pi Relatives and friends are respectfally invited to attend the funeral, from her late ere, this day (Friday), at Dali-past nine o’ciock, to the Church of the nocents, corner Tbirty- seventh street and Broadway, where a solemn re- quiem case will be said for tie repose of her soul ; thence to Calvary Cemetery. ere December 38, SWEENY.—Oo Tours after a long and Cf oe os J. ie W REN’ second tat ot Dantei 81 = the sok year of His remains {te wit mune to as Pas street, between Third Mon rh ngeon avenues, where @ solemp jaiem wi an jen um Baan, of hi thers- insew, William , and David rev tespect invited to attend the fune: trom his late residence, No. 213 East For! feneral Gtreet, on Saturday morn’ % half-past nine o' Van TASSBLL.. AUD AMELIA, only aa il, aged 6 months and The funeral take piace this 4 day), from the Mieke te tr Febtiendy oT Lexington event ees o'clock, mains to be taken to Weod- Watsn.—in Hariem, on Wednesday, December hae MicuagL WALSH, “re a native of Kul- aged 8 latives nag Apo of Te family, also the members of Company G, Sixty-ninth regiment, are Ae ys invite ted to attend the funeral, from Second avenue, between 111th and llth firwees on Friday, mber 4 @ ONC O'Clock ; Weer big ar December 8, Avarera In, erent ot Wiliam A. and “sigan &, Weeks, aged val tan Merete * Mote or toner Mictugan City, Ind., on Tharsday evening, Ootover 15, Vicrorta 6. PoRTER, wile of | Jona B. ‘wugntman. tate of 145 Devoe § atEOee Brooks i lyn, B