The New York Herald Newspaper, December 11, 1874, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL | Stocks Strong and a Better Feeling in the Market. Gold 110 7-8 and Ul 1-4—Further Gains by the Bank of England. Government, State and Railroad Bonds Steady. WALL STREET, H TuuRspaY, Dec. 10—6 P. M. Wall street to-day hag obeyed another of the strange, Mysterious influences which sometimes suddenly operate upon the market, and make prices that could not hawe been anticipated. Stocks have advanced and command higher figures. Temporarily a bduilisn feeling has becn ‘established, something has given encouragement ‘to the majority of operators, and they seem to ‘have taken hold of stocks to move them upward, Prices at the end showing the effect of more than usual animation and a favorable undertone. It remains to be seen, however, whether the recovery ‘Tecorded ts the work of a purpose to put figures digher or ts only a brief furry caused by specu- -latord to enabie them to continue the process of Unloading. lt is out fair to state that the temper ‘of the street 1s very uneven with reference to the future of stocks, and that slight evidences of weakness cause quick sales. Those who are ‘dong,’ as well as those who are “short’’ of stocks, are anxious, and with much anttcipation both parties seek the promptest protection. It is this unsettled view of the market that has compelled recent frequent reference in this column, to what ‘wMay be best described as ‘‘a feverish condition.” Unlike Englishmen or Frenchmen, who operate on their respective Exchanges, and, more or less, form judgment from general commercial facts, the American jumps at conclusions in a moment, ‘changes his purposes every nour and adapts him- self to the magnetic influence of a crowd. A strong or weak market, therefore, in the absenco of general influences, means nothing more than personal or chgque manipulation, and ts not calculated to attract‘as permanent ad- Rerents to one or the other side the large outer element who in old times were wont to enter ‘Wall street and leave commisstons that adacd materially to the bank account of the many ‘brokers. THE RANGE OF STOCKS ‘to-day was as follows:—Western Unton advanced from 82%; to 833, closing at 83; Lake Shore from 803 to 80%, With large sales between these fig- | ‘ares, Northwestern common moved from 46% to 4734, and large blocks also changed handa. Pacitic Mail sold at 89% a 40%. Erie fell off to 26 carly in | the Gay, but recovered to 27%, the strength being principally due to the appointment of a recetver for the Atlantic and Great Western, which practi- eally relieves the corporation, as was said to-day, from @ heavy incubus. A ramor also prevailed | shat the Grand Opera House had been sold to A. | ‘T. Btewart. Wabash sold at 30% a 80%; Ohio and Mississippi at 31% a 31% ; Rock Island was steady at 101% 2 101%; Unien Pacific at 35 a 85% & 8544; Northwest preferred, closed at 61%, and St. Pau! preferred at 5734. THE SALES. The transactions to-day amounted to 149,000 shares, 8 large portion of which were sold just before the close. The dealings were divided amoug the principal stocks as {ollows:—New York Centra! and Hudson, 670; Erie, 26,100; Lake Shore, 22,900; Northwestern, 9,300; Northwestern preferred, 200; Bock Island, 600; Pacific Mail, 83,400; St. Paul, , 6,100; St. Paul preferred, 300; Ohtos, 8,200; West- ern Union, 23,300; %,200; C., OC. and J. O., 300; Panama, 150. OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day:— . Opening, Highest, Lowest. le 102 102 21% 0% tern... Northwestern preterred LANG sere ee eeee Atlantic and Pacific Pacific Mail... Panama... 40% 6s THE MONEY MARKET. Money on call to-day ranged from 3to 4 per cent and was firm at the close. Prime mercanule paper is 6and 7 per cent, the next lowest grave trom 6 to 7 per cent, and still lower grades 10 and 15 per,cent. The foreign excnange market 13 steady, the nominal rates for prime bankers’ sixty Wabash, 8,200; Union Pacitic, days’ bills béing $4 85% and for sight $4 90':. ; Sales are at $4 84% a $4 85, and $4 59% a $4 {u. Continental ts steady. D4 @ 947% for long, 96 A 96% for short, cable transfers at 96% @ 967%, and francs on Paris at B15 & 5.12346 @OVERNMENT BONDS. These are steady in this cording to London advices, are barely 60, They closed firm here, with the follow- ing quotations:—United States currency sixes, 116% @ 1164; do, do., 1881, registered, 115% a 116%; do. do., do., 119% a 120; do, fye-twenties, 1862, registered, 112% 112% ; do. do., do., coupon, 1125 @ 112% ; do. do., 1864, registered, 1144 a 114%; do. do., do., 1144¢ a 114%; do. do., 1865, registered, 116% @ 116%; do. do., do., coupon, 11634 2 116% ; do. do., do., new, registered, 115'% @ 11534; do. d o., coupon, 1183 & 118%; do. do., 1867, regis: tered, 115% @ 1163; do. do., do., coupon, 119% a 119%; do, do., 1868, registered, 115% @ 116; do. do., do., coupon, 119% a 119%; do. ten-lorties, registered, 112% 9113%3d0.d0., coupon, 113% a 114; do. fives, 1881, registered, 112% @ 112%; do. d0., dO., Coupon, 112% a 112%. THR UNITED STATES TREASURY. The mternai revenue receipts to-day were $262,625. The customs receipts were $346,000, ‘The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out $125,000 OD account of interest and $451,000 in redemption ‘of five-twenty bonds. The bids for gold at the Sub-Treasury amounted to $1,815,000, at prices vanging trom 110.25 to 110.92 GOLD opened at 110%, advancea to 111%, receded to 110%, but at the close was firm at lll}, The speculation in the commoaity 1s not especially ex- v0 citing, and among operators there 1s a disposition | to await further developments before making large ventures. The rates on gold loans were 1, 2 ana 8per cent for borrowing, fat, and 1, 3 and 2 per cent for carrying. Atthe final close there ‘was a little more activity in the market, and after the room closed 111 &16 was bid and gold was offered at 11134. OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK. Gold balances... + $1,002,200 Currency balance: + 1,848,355 Gross Clearances . + 84,235, CLEARING HO TEMENT. Currency exchange: $73,270,080 Currency balances 3,886, 968 Gold exciianges oe 11,945,720 Gold balunces, ~ 980,05 THE FOREIGN MARKET. Late foreign advices report a gain in bullion by the Bank of Engiand during the week of £365,000. The proportion of reserve tu itabilities is 44% per cent against 37% percent last week, The rate of dis- count remains the same—six per cent. The Lon- don market ts quiet and steady. Tne specie in the Bank of France has tncreased 11,727,000f, during the past week. Rentes. 621. 65¢, SOUTHERN BONDS were without feature, and the transactions were Jnsignificant and unsuggestive. The late vids are as follows :—Alabama fives, 1883, 39; do. do., 1886, do, eights, 1886, 60; Arkansas sixes, runaed) Little Rock and Fort Smith issue, 8; do. do., Memphis and Littie Rock, 8; do. ao, Littie Rock, Pine Bluff and New Orleans, 8; do, tou Mississippi, Ohiv and Red River, 8; do. do., We quote Reichmarks at | & market; but, ‘ace 25 do. | 100 Spring | 160 rus) 200 } 1 ohn aR IRR bey sa Central Raiiroad, 8; California sevens, sevens, new, 91; do, do., end. 85; do. do., gold bonds, 75; Kentucky sixes, 102; Louisiana sixes, 25; do. do., new, 25; do. do., new, floating debt, 21; do. sevens, Penitentiary, 21; do. sixes, levee, 26; do, elghts, d0., 25; do. do,, do., 1875, 25; Mis- souri sixes, 1874, 102; do, di 18759 102; do. do, 1876, 99; do, do., 187%, 9834; do. do, 1878, 98; do do., 1879, 98; do, do., 1880, 98% long bonds, 1881 to 1891, inclusive, 9734; Missouri sixes, Hannibal and St. Joseph issue, 1875, 10144; do. do., do., 1876, 98; do. do., do., 1886, 95; do. do., d0., 1887, 95; North Carolina sixes, issued to North Carolina Raiiroad, January dnd Joly, 51; do. do., do., off January and July, 35; do. do., do., of Apri! and October, 25; do. do. new, January and July, 12; do. do., do, Apri) and October, 10; Rhode Isiand sixes, 104; South Carolina sixes. 30; do., do. January and July, 22; do. do., April and Octover, 22; do, land claims, 1889, January and July, 20; do. do, April | and October, 20; do. sevens, 1888, 20; do. non- funded bonds, 6};; Tennessee sixes, Old, 75); do. do., d0., ex coupon, 57; do. do, new, 75; do. do,, new series, 56%; Virginia sixes, ola. 38; do, do., new, 1866, 39; do. do., new, 1867, 38; a0. do., consolidated, 58; do. do., ex matured con- pons, 5544; 00, do., second series, 42; do. do., de- ferred, 11, BAILBOAD BONDS. Railroad bonds were generally steady on a smal! business. Chicago and North Western conéoli- dated Gold Bonds declined to 81% and Central Pa- cifics to 95%. Western Pacifics bronght 88, Union Pacific first 92, aud Sinking Funds 77%. C., C. and 1. C. first sold at 69 against 693¢ yesterday, Rock Istand sevens sold at 109 a 109%. Chicago, Bur- lngton and Quincy eights at 113, Morriqand Essex firats at 108, and Michigan Central sevens at 1015¢ 101%. Wabash St. Louis Division at 7334, SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOOK EXCHANGE Thursday, Dec. 10—10 A. M., she Ohio & Miss R. By 600 sha West Un Tel. .a3 mn ao. Before Call. 0 u Sa MS RR. 80! a 80: poreneeeese ESSSES FI E am RRL Fe 2100 do. ; Si) Union Pac RR..... 600 do. pe Rak se He Rapes a SESSA ES RR Be “20215 and 11:30 A. M1. 1000 US 1 ae eoe 116) sr ir ies $00 U i 250000 U > Star, 'Bl.bo 112% 1000 U 3 Big. 10°40, Cow. 113? 6000 US 6, cur.be 1163 First Board—10:30 A. M. 974 800 shs Pac Mail Ss... 9° 10) do. 2000, Tenn 66, 0, Xo.-+ 5 1000 L & Mo RR ist... 90 lwo O & RL& Pe. LOD 3900 Joy! 1000 Mo 6's, 1 b......- SAW Brookiyn ti, wi 4000 do... 2000 H & BtJo 8 100 NY Cen 6's, 1000 North Mo lst. 1090 Cen Pac g bs.. ‘U0 0. 1000 Un Pac skg fd.. 1000 West Pac bd: 5u00 Ohio & M cot 2000 Clev 10 ghs Metrop'n. 1) Merchants’ Bk. 1W0 Quick Mito pi-be 48 Mt Goai. be Ibe 82 Vest Un Tel 1200, ao. ‘ LOCH ANWRR LDS BY 6) NJ Cent RR....... 106) CHIRK Dee bo S00 Mk SEPRR....be 38% 0 do 3 ou do. : ) lo. SN NYCAURE Debs 02 49 0. ) + 102g 1100 do 800 Mil & st 65" 20 Del, La W RR 10 Wo. b 1000 Tol & W it 200 Go 10 do. ik) do. 10 do. 100 a0 0 do. do. do, 100 Chi, B&O do. 200 do 10,40 & Pac pf. 100'Obio & M P. M.—Before Call, 1000 NY C 7's, "76 100 shs Un Pacifi ‘3000 Chi, B & Q 8? 80) do, 70) shs West U Te 1300. a0. 1400 i yi wortyra Ped WO Chi &N 0 lvo do. 300, do 300 Mil @ st P RR, 300 1014 Wab KR. 200 do. NYC & 1100 Erte 200 do. 1900 > & M SRR, $1000 US 5.20, r, °67... 116 816000 T'S 10-40, 6. Second Eoard—1 57-100 shs Erie RR.. S00 do if 100 U SEx Ce we ‘Otel. * % wn 20 West ee DE ol WO) GOecsanannn DS HG 8 5 8 bY a BO 80 a4 t a 10 Del, 70 Obto & Mise. 100 StL, KOA N 2:30 to 3 P. MM. 32000 Can § Ist. ¢ on... £000 shs LS 4M SRR. (oud0 st L & 1 M Ist m., 1000 do... BB Hg shs bd Un Tel... 100 do 8 MO 4 5. RR. do. SSESzT2E8 Connecticut sixes, 106; Georgia sixes, 79; do. | % | tor No. 2 Milwailkee, $1 15 a 3 | Barley was inactt Was seady and sold to the extent of | State at 96. a Ysc. | | aation on the berth to-day, and the mark | of oa | grain at7ai a British bark, 641 tons ¢ | ton ar'l&szd, Wells-Pa: NYCA& ARR. 101% a 103 Chi & Alton. N Jer Coen. . 106 Pittsburg... Ohio & Miss. chi aa W.. Panama Ch Y ‘ac. Mil & Bt P; . COMMERCIAL REPORT. Cotton Quiet and Lower—Flour Un- changed—Wheat Steady—Corn Not Es- sentially Changed—Oats Leas Active and Lower—Pork Dull and Nominal— Lard Less Active but Higher—Freights Steadier—Groceries Firm — Petroleum Lower—Naval Stores Dull and Easy— Whiskey Lower. TnuRspay, Dec. 10-6 P. M. Corron.—The market for spot cotton was dull and depressed. Exporters generally were still out of the market, The sales below reported for ex- ports were made to Gill pre-engaged freight or limits left standing, which the recent let-down in prices just enabled exporters to fill. The mills were not buying except as compelled by immedi- ate necessities. The annexed quotations show @ reduction of 4c, for good ordinary, and ssc. for all the other grades except fair of the new class and good middling of the old class—these being an- changed as compared with yesteraay's quotations. At this recession the market at the close was feeble. “Fu- tures” suffered a turther decline, as coumpared with yes- day's close, of 316 a 3c. and ctosed quiet The influences operating to depress tne market were promi- nently duli. Liverpool, with private advices, were worse than the public accounts and Ancroased port receipts. The closing figures were announced officially as. iok ‘December, |43-32c. a Fe low. isc. ; January 14! ‘eb- Tuary, 1413-180. 5 March, 15 36g. 38, Ses April 3. May, c.3 June, a i uly, Short aatices ‘sold’ at is si320" and diosed at i4e. We quote :—(Quotations based om American standard of Classification.) oD Alabama. N. Orteans. Texas, Ordinary . 2 12 1234 42 Good ordinary » 13% 135 13 Low middiin; rt 14 4 14 Middling. 10% WW 4G rr Goo midai 149, 14 15 15 Middiing tair. 5 15: ; 15% 1534 ALP. 15% 6 16. The sales were ¥ Last Ee'g, — Totah Export.....-..--- 460 1.046 Consumption... oor 778 Speculation. 207 - 27 Totals. 961 1 067 EX For tuture ry (basis low mudating) the gates nave been as follows:—Yesterday, arter two !’. M.—January, $-16c.; February, GUO at 100 at iS 5-ite.; April, 100 une, 300 at 16 9'82c. Total, closing, prices:—December, rll. 15% & 19 21-320. ; May, Ys 1517-826" n 16 9160. Market 14 13-320. 4 147-16c., 400 at 14 13-326,, 29.320. 2.200 at 14%c., 200 at 14 27-32c. Total, 200 bales. The receipts at the various ports were as follows:—Galveston, 4496 bales; New Orleans, 4858; Mobile, 2.957; Savan- Duh, 4,969: Charleston, 2,962; Wilmington, 470: Norfot ROW) "New, York, 482; Boston, 701; Philadelphia, 3 ‘otal, 26,302 bales. This aay Yast ‘weok, 18S bales This day’ last year, 22.935, Rates on cotton to 14 were quoted thus:—To H Xe. To Hamburg, by ste: Bremen, by steam, 1o,;"by sail erpool. by exeam. 11-830. : by sall.d. a 9.324. jorreR. —For Rio the market was firm wader a fatr in- quiry, but no business was reported trom first hands except at the out ports, where. transactions were made including 2,000 bags, ex’ Swift Sure, at Baltimore ; 4.000 ‘icondria, at New Orleans, at 13%4c., and 3,500 bags, alveston, ex Tarpeion, at IsiZe. 18% per lb. Mild coffee was’ firm and sold to the ex- tent of £335, bags of Maracaibo on, private terms. ‘the stock of coffee in first handa this date, other than Rio, includes 13,459 mats of Java. 86 bags Geyton, 121 Maracaibo, 1,109d0. Laguayra, 50 do, Jamaic Costa Rica, 1,800 do. Mexican, 1,384 do. Manil 058 do savapilis. Total, 2261 bags and 15.450 mata, We note ;—Rio, ordinary oes, WTe. lige: fair & T8c.; good do., 18, a l&\ec.; prime do. Mc.; extreme Fauge for lots, co gave, government ness. 25c, a 270. 260" a %e.; Cevion, 17e a 19c.; Maracaibo, 1oig Laguayra, 18. # 19c.; Jamaica, l7c.a 184g mingo, I6o, a Ive. ; Porto Rico. 7c. a e.: Costa Rica, Arig. a 10}4e.; Mexlean, 180. a 18 Angostura, 17c.a Ide. 7 Savanilla, l6c, a 19c.; Curacoa, 16c. a 18c., gold, 6) and 90 days. PLoon asp Grarn.—Receipts—Plour, 10,709 bbls. ; wheat, 53,:00 bushels; corn. 30,880 do. : corn meal. 600 bhis.: oats; 16°300 Dushels; bariey, 2.60 do. The flour market was quiet ana steady, The sales aggregate about 14 900 bbls., including 4,100 bbls of shipping extra at $¢ 9% 2 9 1b foreign 5c. v = i the remainder at figures within our quoted range. Corn | meal wag steady and sold to the extent of 600 bbls. at | figures within the range of our quotations. We quote.— | No, 2 State $3 50 a $40 Saperfine 4 iba xtra state 3 00a 6 25 Choice 31 5 50a 575 | Superfine Western, aoa 4 Bxira Wes : -Sma 535 | Minnesota. . 5 oy 6.25 | Round hoop Obio, shipping brands . S We 625 | Round hoop Ohio, trade brands. S2a 575 | i 60a 7 Lo é 5a 5 4 raight extra. Si0a 6 Bt. Louis, choice double 6 6a 7 St Louis, choice tumily. Twa BS Rye flour, ine to supertin 40a 53 Southern, No. 2, Nominal. uthern, superfine. Nowan jouthern, extra . 23 Southern, family. 6254 Jorn meal. Western. 4i5a rh meal, Jersey 400 8 Curn meal, Brandy wine Sua Corn meal. puncheons 22) a —Wheal Was a t chive giitty sregul: closing about steaay. ihe saies were about 127,000 bus! cls at $1 U7 a 81 09 tor No. $ spring, $1 10a $l 12 tor N 4 Chicago spring, $1 12 tor No. 2 Northwest, $1 14a $1 15 Sl 18 @ $l 25 for No. 1 do. $1 07 a $125 for ungraded spring, $119 a $1 26 for wimer red, $127 a amber winter and $128.4 $1 37 for white. 117 tor old No. 2spring, | $1 W for Corn was | new mixed and Oats Were Lower a 65,000 bushels at 69e. tor Western wi ‘Bie. for * Held above er r white f buyers’ views, 4,000 bushels of for accommo- ritled stead= siow and the | jer. The chartering movements were | tendency of rates in shippers’ favor, but there was very little accomplished. Vessels surtab! for oraers, were quoted nommally a ments inclade :~To Liverpool, by steam, . 800 bales cotton wt 5. terms. and bs (reled at $34d., 20) hhds. tailo 3 bueco at is. bd. Io Louden, by steam, 300 4, 196 bales” hop bd.; 109 boxes and by 1,900, Dbis. | Nour at Bristol, by steam, via Cardiff, 20 hinds tba: To Glasgow, by steam, 12 tons sperm oul at Us; Apples on phate terms. | Yo Cardill, by steam, bacon at 500 Dbis. pork at ds. ba. u'6 bees ats. To Bremen, by ” 50 bbls. of dried apples at Te cages petroleum at The charter: british brig, 290 tons, hence to London. fil cargo vil cake at Ts, 6d,; an American bark, heace to Bristol direct, 500 DIS. of refined petroleui at 4s. Baltimore to Cork for orders, with ain, T,Cork ngage usnel: 78. ti. 24,000 Gls, BOK is " bacon a Hook), from Nortolk to the Continent, tail cargo of fan American schooner, trom J: Ville to Martinique or Guadalupe, lumber, at $$; @ Ger | man brig, 219 tous, hence to Kio Grande, general cargo | Quiet. the few transactions deing cortined | sales, late yesterday, ot 4,000 ‘bb! | changed from figures last published. | supply continued liberal. ata lump sum, } Motasses,—The market for foreign continued ve to Jobbing arcels, Which realized figures within our quoted range Domestic. continned in good demand and firm. The ‘We heard of sales of 160 hhds. ot New Orleans at figures within our quoted range. ‘Ine stock, this date, includes 2 hnas, of Cuba, 1, Porto Rico, 47/ do. ot ish Islands and ‘3,000 ot New Urleans. “We quote:—Cuba, centrifugal and mixea, 33c. #390. :do. clayed, 370. a42c.; do. muscovado, refining, A #3c.; do. do. erocery, de. a dve.; Porto Rico, #¢. @ 65c.; Enghsh Istands, 4c. a c.; New Or- | leans, 55c. a 6éc. for new croD. Naval Storus.—Ihe market for spirits of tarpentine was dull and easy. Round lots could not have deen placed at figures above s3igc. We have only to note a sale 01 30 bols. at Me. The market tor rosm was dui) and easier; strained quoted at $2.16 & $2 20 1or common to ‘ood. "No sales were reported. Of the finer grade we Tote a sale ot 900 bis. of low to ood No. 2 at irom $2 2 a Pol Var was inactive, but quoted stends $2250 $2 00 tor Washington and Wilmington. Pi sold in a small way at $2 375 for city. Prrrouaum.—The market for refined was decidedly easier today and quiet at the decline. We heard of sales of 5,003 bols ior prompt delivery at Lc. aud 6,000 bbls. for frst halr of month at Isc. closing obtain able at il%c. for delivery up to the loth of Januai Crude in balk was also lower, closing at 53yc. We note 18. at 6 7-16c. and 50U do- at Cases were quiet and quoted at 16¢c. & 16%. Naphtha was steadily held at 10340. The Philadeiphia market was inactive and also casic Refined quoted nominally at lic. for delivery bai month. Advices from the oil producing points were of a generally quiet market, with quotations not essentially Provisions. —Keceipus ork, 1,206 bbis.; beef, S22 packages; cut meata, ‘sot packages: lard, 2.616 bbls. and terces. For mess pork, the market continued dull and nominally unchanged ; quoted at gz. We heard of sales of $0 bbls, oid mes: and 30 bbs, of new do. at$2l, Bacon was held ade higher, which checked operations. We note a sale ot 3y boxes of Western long clear at loXG.. per Ib.; city do. quoted at 1%C. ‘and short clear at lige. Dressed hogs were quoted steady | c. & 874C. tor the range of city and Sige, a Bigc, for Wester ect—The demand was confined to small low of & Jobbing character and prices were quoted steady. Sales 20) pack: at figures within our quoted range as tollows:—$10 a $11 for_plain mess, ole $id Sah HY lor extra do., do, ; $19 50 a $20 for prime mess, tierces : 224 $23 for India do. do, and a city, do, Beef hams met with a and were quoted steady at $21 « $23 tor meate—Trade was fair today and prices were quoted steady. The sales include 0 loose smoked shoulders at 8%C., loose pickled hams at Lic.. 1,000 pickled should ers at 7%c., 00 boxes clear bellies at Lic. and 2 Ibs. ot loose pickled bellies at 10i¢ Ptenled shoulders, 7%. a 7%c.; smoked do.. 8%c. # Yo. ; iekled hams, 11) i: smoked do., Ie. a lsc. pickied ties, ic, & ic. Lard—The market tor Western: strained was less active, but decidedly frmer. The anle~ include 250 tierces, on the spot, at 1. tor January, at Laie. @ 134e. ; 2 Heroes, f 1380. ye reine os nf ie ee op ic. r ity steam Was steady, with sales of 100 tlerves Patiies an art market was firm for both domestic and for- s per Ib. 3,00) ' Fe et fair LA a way, with epics of | OLOSING - PRIOES— L00! jerces Carolina an gs Kangoon at figures os rtd GUIOOK , H, yrithin oar g ote FANG We ators Daroitnm, Jom | TMe. tor fair, a TX. tor , Te. & 7%O_ for Pacific Mail.... 40, @ 40% Mil & St Ppt... 574 a 57% '| prime, and Bye. 4 83¢c. for chowwe *Louisias Toca Tee. | Weat Un Tel ae Calo, oe 4 9% | per lb; Patna, 7c. @ 7ige. and Rangoon, Oc. @ tic. | uicksiiver.... 82% a 88% Del, Lack & W. a 108% | per Ib H juickslver p! $ a 4 IB. onne, aa Be SvGaR.—The market for raw sugar ruled‘very quiet to. | lich Cen... a Buy Jo. ig & Wy | day, but was quoted mney, on the basi. Of Siac. a Scr “ida 8 115 tor tair to good renning Muscovado. We huve only t a 65% 6_} Note sales of 126 hhds. of scant talr refining Cuba at 3¢, a ike ‘and 13) bhdaot good fair do. at Sec Reflned wasin tou: » iA | Stock : | We are | the Ist of | payable in ny. 7 | Priviltey | ?amphl d steady it ‘A's Ww. dae umn ap thas - Stocs (ascertained by actual ‘specula- count, includin, don) 1, U 87 Receipts since Dec. 1. Totals. Sales since Dec. 1 Stock this day, Dec. 10, 1874... 46,717 —Cuba—Kefnu 1e, Bigc. Sri boxes, Be. BC. a 16 9266, & L030. para the Borte a i standard, Nos. 9 to LU, ard, Nos. '10 to 12, 8% tra superior, 70. a Bo. DTEAMINE was firmer, of sales of 70 tierces of prime Tipe. city in bhda at ise. stock at 8c. per Ip. a deciine of lc. nd Wc. a We, « Morrison, in their circular of this Boxes, bags. Melado. taar to good and ids. and boxes, 7 i boxes, Dutch standard, Nos 7 ‘4LLOW Was guiet, but steady. nds prime city at 8io.tand Oh 0. in value ; y Baaw 63,301 66,719 6.179 60.40 54.54 1.667 56,211 944 30,921 48,653, cm & Bic.; grocery, fair , et choles Bie. & fo.s jcentrit Nos. 8 to c. Sige. dow 13 t0 13, 9e, a 9ige. td ‘to io'to 2, 10ige ~ o—ltefning, ominion to. prithe, ery. fai vg chotoe, a had a 9c. 8081 37. 235,900 ng, ,uteriae to common. ic. r, i melad & lic. ; wiiite, Brazil—| dava—Dutch stand- ic. a87%c, Manila—Superior and ex- under a better inquiry, We heard Western at 16%¢. and 15,0 ibs. quoted at Wye. for for Hards."" lesarn, Islislar a a 3,107 Bigc.; do, to’ good, ge. Oy, . 0 9, Tec Tie. uteh The sales include 75 yhds, good out of town Wuiskey.—Receipts, 959 bbls, The market was quiet at gallo. 5 Gallon. = DOMESTIO MARKETS. GauvEston, Cotton steady at fo advance; middling, |: ordinary, 4,495 bales; gro: 82 export ¥ 5 ‘0 coastwise, Ge stiles, 2,922 Stock, 84,069. middling, 18%¢.; mn. Bales, 200 bola. at $1 Ul per Dec. 10, 1974. lye Net Great Britain, low bee a tre Nzw Oieans, Dec. 10, 1876. Cotton firm; middling, 1444c.; low mi ood ordinary, 13%c, Net ,831, Bales, 12,000. Stock, Cotton quiet; middting, 1 . xports—Lo the Sales, 1,257, Cotton cosy’ 0% alse. ; Ae 57,179, Stook, 102.101, ordinary, Le. for strainea. Crade $2.30 for yellow dip at $185. Lake and rail imports. for 11,200 ao. ; bazle bushels; corn, 18,(00 do. ; 0: Flour quiet; Wester $6 25. amber, $575.5 $6 with a lower tendency; 155, i 02; red winter, ats neglected; at 96c., i Exports constwise, and’ $2 spring, ; white, ; Milwaukee N 115; do. No. 2do, $105a $1 06 4 a $1 16; estern held 165,87: Mosrix. Dec took, 52) 2 sdding 13}40. 5 fesse 6,685 baies; gross, | - 10, 1874. iddling, 13%; low middling, 1id¢c. ; Net receipts, 2.957 bales. Kaports ales, 2300, 658. bs AVANNAH, Dec, 10, 1874. 8. 3 15-I6c. Net’ receipts, 4,959 | Continent, 1,142; coastwise, 72, Caarceston, Dec. 10, 1874, + middling, 13%c.; low middling, 13sc. ic. Net receipts, 2,962 ales, 1,600 stock, 296, Wrtacmaron, Deo. 10, 1874. Spirits of turpentine firm ar slige Rosin firm at $1 80 ntine quiet; $1 2 30 for virgin, the ats, 10, $5 25a $57: 3 Chicago No. white winter, $) Burraro, Dec. 10, 1874. % how 4,000 bbis.; wheat, 24,949 bushels; corn 4 84 do.. Kail exports—Wheat, 40,755 ‘Jo. barley, 80U:do. 48,000 40 for hara, Tar swady do. ; oats, 5: bakers’, $5 76 $6087. Wheat dui, | 'o. 1 spring at $i lea . 2, $101 1 2 Bae at S6c. a 570. Rye nominai | ‘Barley sieady; Canada, $1 45a $1 80;Noo2 Western, | $1 34 9 $138; State, $1 30 a $1 36 Barley malt firm: Canada, $1568 $100; Western, $145 a Dressed hogs, 9. @ 9340. Provisions unchanged. Cucaco, Dec. 10, 1876 Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat steady; No. 1 spring, 91igc. a 92 eek Jancan 0. 2 at GAC, Cash; 63%. aKe., $ 8 spring, $i 12a $1 16, Pork active ast te February; $20 50, March, $13 10, 28,000 do. : 08: our, 11,000 oats, No. 2 do., 89! Janqar: Barley im fair 4 & $1 27c., cash irregul 903 ‘Outs ‘caster at ia, uary. Lard. $13 d25¢c. bid; $13 Receipts—Flour, ;| bls? wi 6,000 do. 34c-, cash oF ‘d_ active he le, On call of t! Janu: Col do. 3 ry HAVANA MARKET, Exchange on London, 158 change nominal: on the U; rency, 105 @ lu7 premium ; ah 6 da B. @ 160 premium. December; 3 February; No. $apring, 84c. ; re- Corn dull and unddianvea, Oats steady: rejected, 8 jemand and bigher; Dressed bigs fr vee $5 38 8 firm a! ‘a lar at $19 40, cash ; $20 20, , id pigher at sh; $13 45, February. Bulk meats !tr lers, 63¢c. a 6%C.; short rip middles, 9c. a 90. all loose, spot, partly |, Ke. R: i No. n Kood de. Board this rn dull and Pork sold at 55 asked for | pbls.; wheat, 64,000 ,000 do. ; barley, 14,000 do, Beas oD 2 ushels 000 do.; barley, javana, Dec, 9, 1874 Havana, Dec. 10, 1874. Spanish cold 2.2¢a 2.25; American, 233 a 23 Ex. hited States, 6 ort sight, 108 a 110 Ys, gold, 126 a 128 pretium; short sight premium; on Paris, 125 a 140 premium. EUROPEAN MARKET, Loxpox Propuce MaRKxt.—Lowpor, Dec. days, cur- premium t a 10— Even- ing. —Linseed oil opened at 24s, 9d. and closed at 24s, 6d. @ 24s, Od. per owt. NOTICE. CLAIM S oF speedily and tnoroughiy perienced attorney, without any charge whatever, unless Successiul; excellent references trom chenis, Address LAWY Es, box 2,432 Post office. ALL S rosecuted SRIPTION by an ex- ANS cf BRSON, DESIRING TO SPECULATE Btoc! iN ‘k Privileces on active stocks dealt im atthe K comprevensive — explanat: ALEXANDER statomonts hange, should apply to the undersigned tor their ory PROTHINGHAM. & © __ Bankers and Brokers, 12 Wi and price 0. Il street —STOCK Spreada, $50 to $ divs, at market price of sto smal capital should alw: against loss. Send for { HAZARD PRIVILEGES.—PUTS, CALL Double Priviteges, or Strad- eK, $100 to $360. ays bave these Persons ot insurances irewlar. MONTAGUB, No. 6 Broad street. LL STOCK PRIVILEGES CAN BE USED AS MA gin in place of eash tor the purchase or sale of any hero is little risk in this negotlating contracts on 1 xchange and responsible parties at © tor 5) shares, $100 tor 100 shares, thod of very ¢ Quotation planatory pamphiet sent free, Bankers and Brokera, N Stocks bought and s TUMBRIDE ‘0. 2 Wall street, R. operating. mbers of the Stock lose rates: ms and ex, £00, ew York. Agaiust moaerate deposits. SONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND insurance Policie Moitgages and jnsurance of All Kinds elected with 3H & © 7 Broadw: <1 their Lire borrow the cash surrender L PERSONS NOT Deis Insurance Policies vy absoiute sal RING TO SU: value at No, 48 Pin LDRAKE & RRENDER can ne sire: NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER Il, 1874—TRIPLE SHERT. | ; Ville, | Rev. Mr. Pickett, of the Congregational church, | j | | | | | residence Of the bride’s parents, by Ah -8t JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD, | ii. dorthern Pacific. Indianapolis, Bloomington and Western and other defaulted railroad Bonds bought by the oid established house of AL Stock Brokers and Auctic No. 43 Pine street, New Yo . NICOLAY & CO. ors, N. B.—7, 8 and 10 per cent choice muntcipa: Bonds amt other Al investment Securities, paying 10 to lz per cent, jor sale below par. A. —RAILROAD BONDS nd sold. Post office box 1,336. members Stock AS INSTITUTION WILL, AL class improved city Pre ply tow CC ON, 4 8, GOLD, ash or on Inardin of large experie 5 sit. ND COUNTY TRE uEY & Ll rivileges, $100; ‘t $15) to $350; spreads, $50 to $20 per 100 shares on Exchange. Pamphlet “How Money is Lost and Made in Wall street” tree to any aadre: ON operty, without bonus, st Eighteenth street. D SOLD | operators are offered d. assed tac ecotiated when desired and recetved in lied WILLIAM WARD, 50 Dri OF ALL KINDS & 0 Bros lube priviles: LOAN MONEY BOUGHT A URY, PARK Keel | Ail tale BONDS the or City and County Sealed proposals will be re City and County Treasurer of Si THURSDAY, DEC! at 12 o'el for the bonds authorized to be rning certain reservation: san Franctsc written requisition of KL. ature oi the State of Cahfornia, enutied * ” approved March of San Francisco. KMB jock noon, * * issued by an au gs of the City ana and ty, S74, SF. B Sulliva New Jersey S 74 Securities of defaulted roads a speclalty. n Midland and Canada 7" York 7's tor sale low. Montclair 7's wanted. t ani ad siteet, BROAD es (at mar- | allison, ¥ PRaxcisco, Dee. 1, 1874. ived at the office of the an Francisco until urchase of (125) one hundred and twenty-five the same being the balance of two hundred and | t the Lex: n Act con. County of upon’ the niterworth and William Alvord, Park Commissioners, dated Octo- ber 1, 1871 Say Bonds will be of the denomination of One Thou- sand Dollars each, payable in thirty years from the Ist day of April, 1874, wit interest at the rate of sx per cent pet annum irom the lst day of January, 1875; im terest payable semi-annually on the Ist of Octover and Sa and interest in United state: Bidders will state the rate chase said Bonds, pay: kach bid must be accor amount bid for, elther April of each year. nited States gold coin, and in this city and, ‘he faith and credit of the citv and county of in Francisco is pledged for the payment ot principal wunied by 10 per ertified Cheek or in gold coin. Principal au 8 Fold Coin, in United Stat nd anterest rent at which they will scold corn. at ot the No bid will be considered if at less than 90 per cent of the par value. the Commissioners reserve the right to reject any and all bids, as the papite g Proposals to jorsed, provement Bond: K OR SALE—A for $3,000 on Chica; vained much above the c 0 real estate. rst and second ood may require, “Proposais for ‘OND M Park Im: AS, HUBERT, Treasurer. ORTGAGE “The property ts mortiages. ‘all parhioniars willbe sent to parties having the money on | applying for them to 0. 8. A. box 2,965 New York Post | | mice. ‘OW MONEY Is LO: street.” , e. let mailed York city Mor siting to BORROW iree. LAPSLEY & BAZL ST AND MADE .—A comprehensive pampniet, ¢xplar highest and lowest prices in ten years, Brokers, 74 Broadway. ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO iOAN ON GOOD ages without bonus. OK INVEST apply Th. L. GRANT, 11 Pine street to, mare, IN WALL 1g w Principals de- oF ‘The New York Mutual Gaslight Company, northeast corner Union Fourth avenue and sixteenth street. Atareguiar meeting ot the Board of Direc! this day a dividend ot 44° per reopened Jenuaty, 5, 1875. $5.0) mortgage on City or Brooklyn. New firs 3. cent, on the cap ed, payable Jannary closed on the lh inst HARLES PLACE, Secretary and Treasurer. TO $50,000 TO LOAN-—ON BOND A D st class Property in this NORTON, 39 D York, Dec. 8, 1874. s held stock 175, $120.000 charged; Pirst and second Ballads AL ALLE & 00. TO LOAN ON NEW YORK AND Brooklyn Real hatate Mortgages ise Noo i Piae sureet. ey street. » no bonne ought, by | thts day (Kriday), at twelve o'clock, sharp, for the | Hoboken, | Lovisa, daughter of William and Ann Olinchy, | dence of her parents, No. 338 East Thirteenth | | $3,000. | cember 9, at the resiaence o1 the bride’s parents, by | ; the Rey, Newland Maynard, 5. GILDERSLEEVB to | residence of her son, Thomas Brady, No. 426 West | spectfally invited to attend the tunerai, « “Lind, in the $$ December 10, 1874, ELisHa W. 53d year of his age. Sotice of funerat hereafter. Dusorse.—In Kreisherville, S. I., on Wednesday, December 9, Joun DuBoise, aged 54 years, Funeral services at Bethe! Methodist Episcopat eharen on Sunday, December 13, at two o’ciock P.M. Duny.—On Wednesday evening, December 9. in the 72d vear o! bis age, James DUNN, for many years a resident of New York. CR ___FUSANCIAL. TO LOAN—ON BOND AND MORT- Gage; Second Mortgages cashes. HICH AD DANE 5 roont F, basement. $235.00( 11 Broad BUSWESS OPPORTUNITIES. RELIABLE MAN, WITH $3,000 CASH, CAN HAVE MA) AL Hiittnterest in one of ute” anes? onto fodging house of & rooms attached. tust eff Bros (way, in a good business location’, paying $15 a day: this is one his relatives \e and friends and those of his of tue best oportunitics af the price in the market. brother William are respectfully invited to attend HALON & SLOAN Jl ast Sevenwentn street, his funeral on Saturday morning. December 12, at A BARB CHANCE oR A Eaaty Ra BUY AN re o'clock, from, 85, Jano". egured. corner of established well paying provision Business. Address wis ant ‘loughby avenues, Brooklyn. SMOKER, box 1) herald office ENGUaND.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday night, De- cember 8, 1874, ELizasEeTHC., wife of A. B. England, in the 61st year of her age. The relatives and friends of the famtly are re- spectfully invited to attend the tuneral services, from her late residence, 453 Washington avenue, Brookiyn on Friday afternoon, December 11, al jour o'clock. FRENCHARD.—At Yonkers, on Thursday, Decem- ber 10, HENRY FRENCHARD, aged 69 years, 18 months and 4 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectiully invited to attend his funerag at the Methodist Episcopal church at Mount Vernon om Saturday, December 12, at one o'clock P. M. FRICKE. —ANNIE FRICKE, daughter of Conrad and Margaret Fricke, aged 14 years, 9 months and days, ‘The relatives and triends of the family are re- spectfuily invited to attend the funeral, from tae seseo ot ene No, 11 North Moore turers, &c.; underazned have applicauons from } Street.on Friday. the 11th inst,, at one o’clock P. M. Bumerous persone who desire to Invest’ capital, ALEX. GooLp.—On Wednesday, December 9 1874, ANDi FKOTHINGHAM & CO., Bankers aud Brokers, {| HENRY B. GOOLD, a native of Castletown Roche, 12 Wall street. ba of yogi eA 14 years. ee ee ° ie funeral will take place at his late residence, NAPITALIST WANTED<A PARTY WITH SOME | Citfton, Staten Island, on Friday, December 1, at means to assist the rightral heir in recuiming 40 | two o'clock. The relatives and friends are respect- immense property in this State; have the original d: fully mvited to attend the funeral. and will; “success! sure; can realize In three month y bs 4 liberal inducements offered. fuil particulary on inte GRrecory.—In Jersey City, on Tuesday after- NA PAPER MANUPACTURING wanted, with $20,000, by an establisned house; investor to have charge of warerooms through which the paper is sold: manufacturing. taciliies the best. Apply to GRIGGS & CARLETON, % Bry FRUIT BUSINESS FOR SALE-WITH BASE- ment, onthe best part of the Bowery: rent $25; price $3.0. Inquire at BUSINESS BUR&AU, No. 155 Sixth avenue, above Tenth street. AS ACTIVE MAN WITH $5.00 CASH WANTED—1O Join the advertiser in a sate business in this city” tint “will net each $1.00 first year and double the ‘amount each succeeding year. Address, with real name, SILLIMAN, Herald office. AS ENERGETIO MAN WIT partner, to manufacture a by Patent; large profit and no risk. leraid office. NAPITAL SECURED FOR MERCHANTS, MANUFAC. dress A. & view, Address ESTA’ Heraid Uptown Branch of noon, Decemver 8, 1874, alter a lingering illness, [ HAVE $6 WITH SERVICES 1 WOULD, INVEST Paaeeeee GReGory, aged 74 years, 10 months and ing coffee and loon. Ad office, De dues tase ar > Sage eee ae i Funeral services tor tne family and relatives, at as - - om ——— | his iate residence, 97 Washington ‘street, on Frt- PARTNER WANTED WITH A CAPITAL OF $300, | day afternoon, 11th inst., at two o'clock, and pub- 4 first class and Shoe trade on Six v ree aventio; the store 1s well situated nnd eleganals atiea | He services at the Jersey Olty Tabernacle, at ¢ o'clock same day. GReGoRY.—On Wednesday, December 9, GEORGE GREGORY, in the 40th vear of his age. The relatives and friends are respectfully invited up, and now doing a knowledge of U SEVERANCE ood custom and transient trade; he business not essential Address PER- Herald Uptown Branch offiee. CAPITA TS ae to attend the funeral, from the residence of nis ‘A party having money to iuvestcan place it safely | brother, John Gregory, No. 570 Nintm avenue, this witha wont established Arm doing business in (hi city. | (Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Business is now more th: per annom, and is GREENTREt.—On Wednesday evening, December Tapidiy increasing: the money invested will earh from ‘and rol per cent strictest investigation invited and (aera era ert t ppiaalesibaaage 2 Geek \¢ best references ven, wil leal on! wi rine: - .* r pais address MANUFACTURER, box lid Herald gies | | Relatives and irtends of the tamtly are invited to attend the funeral, from the parents’ resi- dence, 17 Renwick street, on Friday, at one olciock. HaFFEY.—On Wednesday, December 9, James J. HaFFEY, aged 23 years and 9 months, The relatives and friends of the tamlly are re- spectiully invited to attend the iuneral, from his late residence, No. 316 Stanton street, thia day (Friday), December 11, at one o'ctock P. M, o On Wednesday, December 9, 1874, at ce, 1,008 Myrtie avenue, Brookiyn, Mrs, GAN, aged 76 years, Funeral services at two P, M. to-day (Friday). Honsy.—Suddenty, on Wednesday, December 9, 1874, Water E. Hopsy, son of James K. aud ANTED—$1400) POR BUSINESS INVESTMENT; security ample; terms liberal, Address, appoint: terview, box 4,382 Post ottice, New York. TANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN OF EXCELLENT character and business ability, the exclusive agency of some useful inanufactured articles ot mer- chandise, to introduce or sell in thisetty and victaity. Address JOHNSON, box 17) Herald office. at 7 ANTED—A PARTNER, WITH CaSH CAPITAL OF $1,000, in a £2 business already in ® paying con- dinon and can largely increased, address P. T, CASH WILL SECURE A GENTLEMAN AN Herald otfica $47 J trterest In a pleasant, easy, respectaple busi- | Mary L. Hobby, tn the 28th year of his age. Aes Wit xA ORI Dari f make $5.0 Relatives and triends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday, Decemver 12, at ten o'clock, from the residence of bis parenta, No. 132 East 111th street, Harlem. —PARTNER WANTED, WITH ABOVE good business man preferred, pital: nances to take charge of ‘and do collecting; advertiser | HOWLAND.—At his residence in this city, om to attend to indoors business, Address P. &, box 23 | Wednesday, December 9, BENJAMIN J. HOWLAND, Ua eee to, the S070 fear OTS Ame oo eh attend ‘! " he triends of the fam! r el $50.000 Fax a eek: GR, OTHEX | the funeral, st all Souls’ chureh, coraer of Fourth business, already established; reference undoubted. | aVenue and Twentieth street, on Friday, Decem- Address J. M. BUSKink, box i9t Herald office. ber 11, at eleven ofclock, without further notice. —_+-> + Hursr.—On Thursday morning, December 10, at her late residence, No, 417 West Forty-fifth street, ANNE, beloved wile of George Hurst, Notice ofgjuneral bereaticr. Trwry.—On Wednesday, December 9, ot malig. Nant scariet fever, HERBERT CONSELYKA, inia it son Of Henry and Anna M. Irwin, aged 7 mont and 14 days. Remains interred in Evergreen Oemeterv. KetouuM.—At Jersey City, on Wednesday, De- cember 9, after a short Ulness, SaRag J., beloved wife of Charles G Ketchum ana daughter of A. Northrop, Esq., in the 34th year of her age. The relatives and triends of the amily are re- Spectiully invited to attend the ‘unera., rom Grace church, corner of Second and Brie streets, Jersey City, on Friday, December 11, at oue o’clock P, M., without further notice. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married, AYERS—HILL.—On Wednesday, December 9, by the Rev. Dr. Urolius, M. 5, AYERS. M. D., of Fair View, N. J., to Miss NELLIB HILL, of New York city. No cards. CHAUNCEY—SHELDON.—On Wednesday, Decem- ber 9, 1874, at the residence of the bride 'y parents, the Rev. Norman Seaver, D. D., assisted by the Rev. ©, 8, Robinson, D. D., GzoRGB W. CHAUN- cry to ©. ADBLAIDR, eldest daughter of Henry Sheldon, all of Brooklyn. CULGIN—POWELL.—On Wednesday, December 9, at the residence of the bride’s brother, 1. W. Powell . IN, of New KaTKAMEIR.—At her late residence, in Brooklyn, Mie me Dawes oUsroenisa, ED, Beet E E. D., on Thursday, December 10, ANN M. BELK: L. Porter omciatin; Nap, Widow of the late Henry Katkametr. GILDERSLEEVE—JOBNSON.—On Wednesday, De- Notice of funeral hereafter. KITZINGER.—On Tuesday evening, December 8, at eight o'clock, SARAH, Wife of Michael Kitziager, 40 _the 72d year of her age. Relatives and iriends of the family are invited to attend the !uneral, from her late residence, 216 West Thirty-ninto street, on Friday morning, at ten o'clock, Lock woop.—Suddenly, on Tuesday, December 8, MINNIE E,, eldest daughter of G. W. Johnson, all of Brooklyn, N. Y, No cards, Middietown (Conn.) papers please copy. GUNER—SAVILLE.—On Wednesday, December 2, at the residence of George G. Roo, ek Minne- | Lise See enero Ney © % © | argo H. Locxwoon, im the 6lst year of his age. Hannis—KOB.—At the residence of the bride's | ,helatives and iriends of the family are, invited | a le tuner: e resi parents, on Wednesday, December 9, 1874, by the dence, No. 1.271 Lexington avenue, near Eignty- sixth street, on Friday, December 11, at eleven JerTHa A, HARRIS to ALICE SHAiLER Rox, both of | Sixt: Jersey City Heights. o'clock A. M. LAW—LEewin.—On Wednesday, December 9, by MILLER.—On Thursday, December 10, JOHN the Rev. Father Kawards, 0. & F., Joun King Law | JACO8 MILLER, alter a short illness, at his resi- to Kats, daughter of F. O, Lewin, Esq., all of this | A¢Rce, 458 West Thirty-fftu street, aged 71 city. No cards. Z G eee of ve oy tov aE eg of the PowERS—SEYMOUR.—On Wednesday) December | German Union, No. 2 are respect- 9, at the residence of tue bride’s parents, by Kev, | fully invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday, H. D. Ganse, R. A. Powers to ELLA, only'daughter | Yecember 12, at one P. M. of at ser anorthite ee ee Moxks,—At Hastings, on the Hudson, Putty J. RY CHARDSON—REILLY.—On Wednesd y, Decem- | + MONKs, daughter of George and H. M. Baker, ber 9, at the renidenge of the bride’s father, Ber- | ane eee wife of James Monks, aged 30 years yen, N. J. by Rev. 8S. H. Battin, JouN A, RicHarp- | 206 fon, Esq., of Galt, Canada, to MINA AL, second | .Che remains will be tnken from tne residence to daughter of W. M. Reitly, Esa. . St. Matthew's charch, at ten o’clock A. M., on Fri- SMITH—LEWis.—On Tuesday, December §, at the | 24Y, Where a solemn mass of requiem will be said 1 the Rev. Dr. tee eegoee of ee A opanal HOE ee a r ze, MON UE o} UCKRIDGB.—On Tuesday, c . MARY Eigen bioneikete iil ist ae pore XN, Widow of the late Aaron P, Muckridge, aged New Haven papers piease copy, ears and 3 days. friend SraHi—Ricuarpson,—On Wednesday, Decem- | ¢ ai caked og renee bake eas members of ber 2, at the residence of the bride’s parents, by | Make bian Lodge, No. 4 8 . and A, M., are re- the Rev. John. A. Paddock, Josern OLangnce | SPectlully invited to attend the funeral, irom her on reir BY " r | late residence, 741 Washington street, on Friday, STAND to RpWiNa INEZ RIOHARDSON, Obly daughter | the 11tn ingt.. at halepast one P, M. 2 yg of Hdawin Richardson, Esq., al of Brooklyn. No | Mocrpny.—at 330 t Thirty-first street, om cards. | Thursday, December 10, 1874, CHARLES H. MuR- Died. | PHY, only son Of James and Catherine Murphy, Went aged 10 months and 4 days. ALLISON.—On Tuesday, December 8, at Mid- MYRICK.—At San Francisco, Cal., on Wednesday, ford, L. HENRY 3. ALLISON, aged 36 y December 9, JOSEPH A. MYRICK, of Virginia, Nev., His relatives and friends, also members of Architect Loage No. 519, F. A. M., Hope Chapter No. 244, R. A. M., Manhattan Commandery No. 31, Knights Templars and Aucient Lodge of Perfec- | tion, are invited to attend his iuneral, thts day (Friday), at one o'clock P. M. sharp, at 218 West aged 41 years, McCoy.—At Woodside, Newtown, L. L, Mrs. Lucretia McCoy. Reiatives and (riends are respectfully invited to atiend the funeral, (rom her husband's resi- | dence, Betts’ avenue, on Saturday, December 12, id street. His remaius will be taken to | at one o'clock P. lew Jersey Jor interment, | No.an.—On Tuesday, December 8, at half-past MANHATTAN COMMANDERY No. 81, K. T.—STR | twelve P. M., alter & short but severe illness, KNiaaTs—You are ordered to assemble at the | pot cll ahh ng eee i j megred evopre at | twelve M., sharp, tn fatigue uniform, to attend the May bis Soul rest in peace. Amen. deries are courteonsly invited. By order of | East Twenty-third street, on Friday, December u, W. A. BLANCH, Eminent Commander. | atone o'clock. i T. M. MrLer, Recorder. | Qutxx.—Ou Thursday, December 10, CATHERINE ARciITECT LODGE, No. 51% F, aND A. M.— | Quinn, the beloved wile of Peter Quinn, a native BRETHKEN—You are hereby notified to attend @ | of county Waterford, Ireland, aged 31 years. special communication, to be held at the lodge | ‘The relatives and friends or the fairily are re- rooms, southeast corner of Eighty-sixth street | spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her eee eed) Sree Aue par oRe ey fo late ren coe East hele en on Sat- eleven o'viock A. M. » al | urd ecember 12, at two o’clock P. M. tending tne funeral of our late brother, Henry 8S, | HODKRTS. On hdrsday. evening, December 10, t JAMES MAXWELL, Master. | 1874, at the residence of his son, Kllaa P. Roberts, HoFE, Cuavren, No. bit, Re A. M—ComPaxtoxs— | Hgomures inthe 0% peut of ba ages” DANTE Ht You are hereby summoned to attend a special i myouce of funeral herea{ter. a convocation at the rooms, 83 Union square, on ROBINSON.—JOHN ROBINSON, the betoved son of id Margaret Robinson, 4 10 purpose of attending the funeral of our iate com- j patina Rapieeene fe: me z days. panion, Henry 5, Allison, | The Telatives and.{riends of the famtty JOHN W. DAVIS, | spectiully tnvited to attend the funeral, fr: ‘THOMAS NOLAN, in his 37th year, @ native of Green- hau, parish of Casnil, county Longfora, Ireland. are re- om the High Priest. | residence of his parents, No, 160 East Twenty-third BaxcLay.—On Thursday, December 10, FANNIE | street, to-day ( te 11th inst., at two PM, Mayrant, only child o: James J. and Fannie C. | RowLanp.—On Wednesday, December 9, 1874, Burcla, BrRaby.—On Tuesday, December 8, Mrs. Mary Bra a native of Kileshandra, county Cavan, Ireland, aged 89 years, The reiatives und (riends of tne family are re- spectiully invited to attend the funeral, trom the | CHARLES N, RowLanpd, son of William ana Jean | Rowland, aged 11 years and 6 months, Kelatives and friends of the family are respect- fuily invited to attend the funeral, irom their resi- | dence, at New Brunswick, N. J., on Saturday, the | 12th 1nst., at two o'clock P. M. Carriages will be | 10 attendance at the depot on the arrival of the 12 | M. train from New York. a SHERHAN.—On Wednesday, December 9, ELIza- BETH SHEBAAN 10 the 60th year of ber Friends of the family and those of her sons, James and Daniel, are respectfully invited to at- tend the faneral, on Friday, December 11, at t1 Twenty-fifth street, on Friday, December 11, at one o'clock P. M. BuRNET,—At Montreal, on Tuesday, December 8, Mrs. CAROLINE KE. BURNET, Widow Of the late Jonn | M. Burnet. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to wo meet the remains at the Grand Central Depot at | Pp. M., from her late residence, No. 501 West Twenty- twelve v’ciock on Friday, December 11; thence to _ ninth street. Greenwood. | “"SCHEIFERDECKRR.—On Monday, December 7, Dr. CHAMBERLIN.—In Brookside, Morris county, N. | C. C. SCHEIPERDRCKER, aged 64 years, J., on Wednesday, December 9, 1874, Mary E., | Funeral services will take place at his late resi- widow of Theodore Chamberlin, aged 57 years and | dence, 463 West Twenty-first street, to-day (Fri- a months, * | day), the 11th inst, at ten A. M. mains to be rhe funeral services will be heid at New York taken to Baltimore for interment. Bay Ceme’ , on Friday, December il, Carriages Sreers—in Brooklyn, on Thursday, Decem! bel will be in waiting for relatives and {riends on the d or arrival o} the 11:30 traims trom Morristown, at days. CHRISTIE. —On Helos i vening, December 10, the funeral will take place from her late rest- after a lingering Uiness, MakTHA J., wile of David dence, Clove road, near Nostrand avenue, on Sun- ristie, in the 43d year of her age. day, the 18th inst., at two P.M. Notice of tuneral to-morrow, KTON.—At New Brunswick, N. J., on Wednes- Crincny.—On Thursday, December 10, Emma day, December 9, Mrs. OLIviA B. STOCKTON, widow of the late Rev. B. B. Stockton, in the sth year of aged 3 years and 4 months, her age. latives and iriends of the family are respect- Relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funerai from the rest- | fully invited to attend her funeral, from the resi- dence of her son, L. R. P. Stockton, No, 432 Grand avenue, Mg Gu on Saturday, December 12, ab one ote’ 5 lock P. Vay ALSt.—At Ravenswood, Long Isiand Cit: on Monday evening, December 1, Butz G, second daughter of Peter and Bliza Van Alst, aged 5 years, 2 months and 7 ‘The relatives and friends of the family are tn- vVited to attend the funeral at the residence o/ ber parents, at Ravenswood, on Friday, 11th inst, at Half past one o'clock. VAN BUSKIRE.—At Stapleton, 8. L, Joun J. Van | BUSKIRR, im the 83d it Of bis age. 10, 1874 JOHANNA HENRIETTA STEBRS, Delo of C, H. Steers, aged 40 years, 9 months street, on Saturday, December 12, at eleven o'clock A. M. CorFin.—Oo Wednesday, December 9, HaTTiE, {infant daughter o! Timothy and Anna CoMn, aged 22 mouths and 24 days. ‘The relatives and frends of the family are re- from the residence of her parents, No. 406 West Twentieth bh on Saturday, December 12, at eleven o’ciock A COLAHAN.—At his restdence, 288 Fourth strect, Brooklyn, EB. D.. on Werlnesday, December 9, at ly invited w attend. a aeepecember “4, [rot ORRVELING,—AG Elizabesb, No J. on Thursday. | verian chacet. half-past three 4. M., STEPHEN J, COLAHAN. ‘The relatives and friends are invited tO attend His ramains wiil oe taken to tae Church of St. | the funeral, The remains will leave Vincent de Paul, North Sixth strees, on vara ik Saturday morn! ‘at half-past nine o'clock, for | December 12, where @ solemn mass of requiem will | Scpraalenburgu, N. J. be offered, thence jor interment immedia' ater WrigHt.—Suddenly, tn Broo! N. Y., on to Caivary Cemetery. The inends of the family; | Thuraday, December 10, 1874 ALBERT Wrigut, | also the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick, oMeers of | M. D., aged 70 years and 3 months. the City Court, members of the Consutution Club ‘His friends and the [riends of the family are re- and the Williamsburg Yacht Club are, requested to attend the Unpentnndy:| Mon- m the Is