The New York Herald Newspaper, February 15, 1875, Page 9

THE COURTS. oe RAMEE", ert {CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.] | grand larceny; Same vs. John W, Mathwotn; grace larceny; Same vs. Bunche Martin, grand jJarceny; Same vs. Charlies ‘Thompson, indecent a: sault; Same vs. May Henry, disorderly house; Same vs. Melinda Wiikinson, petit larceny. OYER AND TERMINER—Held by Judge Barrect.— The People vs. John Braddon and Mary Les j robbery; same vs. James O'Neil, telonious and battery (two case: FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. A Review of the Events of the Week. CAPITAL, CREDIT AND TRADE The Market in Gold, Stocks and Bonds. Money, WALL STREET, } Sunpay, Feb. 14, 1875. 1 it were not for the uncertainty of tne condi- tions uuder which capital is now compelled to seek employment there would be little complaint througuout the country of the absence of prosper- ity. But while jegistators continue to tinker with | financial questions either in Congress or in the States; whiie granger laws are euforced to the detriment of raliroad corporations, or monetary interests are menaced by changes which are at vestbut experiments, it is useless to expect prompt relief or tocount upon favorable results from natura’ laws. Recovery irom a panic Is | always slow, but tt must be confessed that at no period in our history has the work of recupera- Mon been more retaraed than it is at present. | Around us are all the elements of growth; every Rour is adding to « THE SOLID WEALTH OF THE COUNTRY, Dusiness men are conservative and business itself | i reviving upon a basis that is measured more closely by real values than heretofore; yet the great leverage of capitai 1s wanting because of the fear with which the financial situation is re- garded and the danger threatened by the insane work of political demagogues. There are millions of money lying idle to-day because the owners dare not trustit to tue tender mercies of a class who vainly believe that by passing laws they can change the current of trade or divert its control- ling principles from thetr/ accustomed channels, ‘The logs of gold, the decline of national income, | the decrease in the earnings of railroads, tne weakness of speculation, dulness, depression, doubt—these are THE FEATURES OF THE HOUR, Bnd they are the result of causes for which Im- proper or untimely legislation may be almost | entirely held responsibie. Doubtless time will effect acure, but meanwhile business will move with extreme caation, for the prospective resump- Yon of specie payments and the imposition ef | fresh taxation have made new calculations neces- | sary. Naturally itis not without a struggle that trage will adapt Itsel! to the changed conaitions, | but gradually we are reaching the bed-rock, and | if the people ate leit untrammelied by legislative makeshifts and the State and general govern: | ments will set the example of economy, the com- | merce of the country will right itself. | THE STOCK MARKET. | Specuiation in this department during the week | was unimportant. In fact, since the establish- | ment of the new rule concerning commissions | there has been a notable reduction in the volume of business, and the market has been left chiefly | to the brokers, itis sala that steps have been | taken for the organization uf another Board, some | of the larger operators finding it unprofitabie to continue their orders on the present basis, Prices were strong at the beginning of the week, ad- vancing irom % to 1 per cent, but later a decline | set in, ranging irom 1to4 per cent. The leader of the downward movement was Pacific Mail, which sold from 34% to 30%. Wabash | receded irom 16% to 12k, the romor being current that the road would pass into the hands o! a receiver. C., 0. und I. C. declined trom 844 10.4%, on account of legal proceedings, and the appointment of receivers. It closed at 5% Lake Shore declined irom 73% to 72%, ending at | 73, Northwest comman tell off trom 45% to 43, and closed at 434;. The preierred siock went down from 6834 to 565, and closed at 55%. St, Pau! common weakened from 87 to 3434, and closed at 8434. Union Pacific was exceptionally strong, sell- | lng up to 413, the large earnings ‘of the road tending to elicit fresh confidence in the stock. ‘The bonds were also stronger. Onto and Mississippl, Western Union, Rock Island, were likewise more | or less active, but the Muctuations were anim. portant. THE HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES OF THE WEEK. The following shows the highest and lowest prices o1 the week in the leading shares:— ir id Lt rn New York Central and Hudson Harlem insig ate 23% 2734 | 3h 12% 16% 12% &% 43 Northwestern” pre erres Bg 65% Rock Island..... 104 02% Muwaukee and st. Paul. 37 34 Milwaukee anu St. Paul preierred. 6734 o4 Pittsburg..... “ * 90% Del., Lackawanna and Western. 19g | New Jersey Central 10736 | Miciigan Ceutral if ilinois Central. 100 | Union Pacitic 8936 | G, Cand LC 4% | Hannibal and St. Jose 1936 Hannibaland st. ‘Joseph preierred. 80%, 30 Omio and mississippi. % 2655 Panama 11% Western Union 78% 7236 Atlantic and ‘recap Telegraph. woe 26 Bx Pacific Mail 847 80% Quicksilver, 32 juicksilver 36 dams Kxpres: 100 Weils, Fargo & Co, 85 American Merchants’ 63% United States Express,....... 56 *bx dividend. OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES SATURDAY. ‘The following table shows the opeping, highest 4nd lowest prices of the da: Opening. Highest. Lowest. Wig 1016 101% New York Central... 01, 01 128 128 28% 28) 13 13 log 12% ‘ 43% 43 R 565 55% | Rock Island. 10336 103 ile urs OL 907% . 35, Baby Mil. and se ra! i” Oblo and Mississippi. wy 20% New Jersey Central 7 10736 Dei,, Lack, aud Western. 10944 1093¢ Caton vacitie 4035 802% Cc. (. and Ll 5% 6% Western Union, 73 12% Auiantic and Pac 33% 23% Pacific Matt 32% 22% 22 Panama. 112 nag u2 Pacific Mall, 32% 482%; Western Union Teie- éraph, 724 a 72%; Quicksilver, 31}¢ 493; do. pre- lerred, 37.839; Mariposa Land and Mining, 6% a | 8; OC, 0. and 2 65 a 6536; Adare Express, 101)¢ | | CLOSING PRICES—3 P. M., SATURDAY. | | Wells-Fargo ina 85 a 86; | Chicago and Alton, 107 a 108; Cleveland and Pitts- burg, 007% u 903;; Chicago and Northwestern, 433 | fe 4356; do, preferred, 654 #46; Chicago and Rock Island, 103% & 10334; Milwaukee and St. Paul, 343¢ ©34%; Wo. preferred, 56 a 6634 » & andl. c, 5% 96%; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 1094 9 109%; Erte, 2840284; Hannibal and st. Joseph, 21 a 2134; do. preterred, 28 a 31; Lake Shore, 7347354; Harlem, 128 @ 128%; New York Central and Hudson River, 101% a 101%; New devsey Central, 107% a 107% ; Ohio and Mississippi, 26% @ 267%; Panama, 11244 #112; Toledo und Wa- baah, 18 a 13)¢; Union Pacific, 40 a 404. THE GOLD MARKET. Notwithstanding the unsettied condition of the foreign exchange gold was strong, although not particularly active, mm the ie ig Of tho majority of operator Board with referenco to the continued Arma There is no apparent change atthe of, NEW YORK HERALD, MON DAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1875. -WITH ‘SUPPLEMENT. the market, and an advance is regarded among the probabilities of the near future. The extremes business on the basis of 11445 a 1144, It is sild that considerable amounts o1 gold have been with- drawn trom the market in order to make casi gold scarce, although the rates in the gold loan market, except for time loans, were easy. Hold- ers paidla2per centior baving balances car- ried, Time loans are quoted at \ a 5-16 per cen’ for use for thirty days, 7-164 9-16 for sixty days, % @ % for ninety days to four months, % a % lor six months and 1}, a 1% per cent for all the year. The banks now hold leas gold than for a number of years past—thut is, for this season of the year. The present firmness of the gold speculation ts largely due to this !act. The following shows the amount of gold neld by the New York banks dur- ing the first week of February for a series of years pasti— of the week were 114% @ 114%, but the bulk ia4 Bared, , 1-l6e. a 5 Bem April 13.00) bushels; corm, maar: whe: Tints, 4,00) do. 4,000 bois. : 36 Lice, c. | me e a 16 U0) do. ; outs, 3100 do. 5 i sugust. 17 | ote, prices based on standard. ol classification in force q PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET. Provipencr. H. f., Feb. 13, 1875, tions in printing cloths have been restricied September 1, i874, and on upland cotton in s ore running in. quality not more than halt a grade above or below the gradv quoted :—Ordinary, [iye.; good ordinary, 4 siriet xood ordinary. Tlic Yow middling, IDs36.5 a Ree been Senos * American tana of ET iia Terws, have been t See. ir good standard and | Ordinary... 3 1s 38g 1834 | beg Kops ese figures, offers lak 14% Mi ot tor £01 a a ‘<itek cee 4 io 16\2 1056 1036 | VANA MA - # i, } Havana, Feb. 13, 1875. 1% 1% 1% rere teh and closed active and steady, owing orted increase of duty and the advance To-bay, Lad Een Total, thange here, Nos 1) to 12. Dutch standard, 1a Bri Consumption....... “5 a) 274 | reais per arrobe 5 to 20, Duteh stangard) ad Speculation... @ = © | reais: molasses sugar, Nos. 8 to 10, 9% a 9% "reals: mus- ui covado sugar. inferior to common, 103; a 114 reais; tair to die Mle a al2 reals: grocery wrades, 14g a 15 16 T-lbe. “vey. | 16e. : Lp eine: ane SkSuecc.% August, 17 116. a i the bhis. to the United State: First week in February, 1875. eon nominal. Me owt. puites, superior American, $7 Firat week in February, 1874 + 83,200,000 ‘ey einer a " a} _ a a0 ae Bie pid tary in ee . as 28 sae ‘3 per quintsl. First week in February, 187 + 12,000,000 “98.320. rit, 100 | 30 ps per quéital. | First week in February, 1372. + 21,200,000 | at 1 ct 8 S82 B36 bd at 8 1- OH | Fee Si ne 6 " ria per ‘arrobe; white First weex in February, 1871 21,300,000 | Hay, 100 tt rat gt haben’ eee | Onion: $14 per bbl for Amorican. Firat week in February, 1570, . 25,100,000 | Juty’ ne Faget ethane a, Ber eaiien. Respir Dogneade, $F Firat week in February, 1860 «$8,100,000 | word ag a owes dalvarron. 2s bales: New Orieans i pug 3H obile, Savanns arieston, And the Jollowing 18 the amount of gold held by | timlagton, al rioik. 1,099: New York, 1.124: Phi sh Meee ae ‘and the Treasury on the Ist of February for the same | deiphine so. Total (gus. “This dny Inse'woox, 1A 046 a 37m, 6, Towaing atciber ports on years; On hand February 1, 1875... $69,500,000 On band February 1, 1874 85,300,000 On hand Feoruary 1, 1873. 62,300,000 On hand February 1, 1872. 103,300,000 On hand February 1, 1571 99,950,000 On hand February 1, 1870 101,600,000 On hand February 1, 1869, + 88,700,000 GOLD FLUCTUATIONS OF THE WERK, open- 0 ing. Highest, est. Closing. | Monday, Feb. 8... i 114 36 lla 1434 Tuesday, Fev. 9.... 114. 4% = lidde 1, Wednesday, Feb. 10, 1a 114% 11456 114% ‘Thursuay, Feb. 11 las 4% 11% Friday, Feb, 12.. ie 14% 144K Saturday, Feb, 13,. 114% 143g dss 1ldte THE MONEY MARKET. The monetary situation remains unchanged, capital being abundant and call loans ranging from 2to 8 percent, Prime commercial paper is quoted at 444 and 6 per cent, and on government collateral loans have been offered as low as 4 per cent for the balance of the year. count of the Bank of Eugland 1s still 3 per cent» Rovwithstanding a loss on balance by that institu. tion during the week of over £500,000, The Bank of France meanwhile gained 72,041,000 irancs, and subscriptions to the Paris joan of 250,000,000 traucs Were forty-two times greater than the aum re- quired—an exhibition of national faitn and credit that cannot too quickly be imitated in ourown country. EXPORTS AND IMPORTS. The foreign commerce of the port for the week Wag as follows:—General merchandise imports, including dry goods, $6,601,928; produce exports, $4,392,576, and specie exports, $581,015. ‘Ihe total imports of merchandise since January 1, this year, Were $38,366,560, against $42,446,942 in 1874 and $53,688,477 im 1878. The total exports of specie since January 1 were $11,653,382, against $4,344,987 last year and $8,064,C04 in 1873, GOVERNM§NT BONDS, The speculation in these was {fairly active, but toward the close there was a fractional decline in sympathy with gold. The sollowing is the range Of prices since January 1;— Lowest. Highest. 6's, 1881, reg. 118 Jan. & 119% Feb. 3 6's, 1851, cou; 1183 Jan. 8 120% Feb, 3 6's, 5-20's, 1862, coup ll4ig Jan. 2 ll6X% Fen, 3 6's, 5: 20'S, 1864, coup 116 Jan. 11 118 Feb, 3 os, 5-20's, 1865, coup 118% Jan. 8 120% Feb, 3 | 63, 5-208, 1865, Dcoup 1173¢ Jan. 8 119% Feb. 3 6's, 5-20's, ag coup 118% Jau. 9 1204 Fen 3 6's, 5-20's, 1 coup 118 Jan, 9 120 Feb 8 5’, 10-40's, ter ° nix hn 1 116% Fev, 29 5’8, 10-40's, cou! 4 117% Feo, 12 6’8, fun’d, 1881, coup ies one 2 116 Jan. 29 0's, currency, Teg.... 117% Jan. 4 120 Jan. 30 RAILROAD BONDS. The noteworthy Jeature in this connection was the advance in the Pacific mortgages, which was largely aided by the proposition of rresident Dil- | lon, of the Union Pacific Company, to pay into the United States Treasury $500,000 annually jor twenty years and $760,000 thereafter until the government subsidy iund ia cancelled. This was generally regaraed as javorable to the govern- ment and honoraole on the part of the company, | tnasmacn as the principal and interest are claimed to be not due until about 1900, The sinking tunds advanced to 8634, land grants to 933; 2 94 and firsts to 9334 @ 9334. Tho bonds of roads which have suffered from default were lower. The mort- gage bondholders of the Great Western Roatiroad Company of 1859 and the Illinois and Southern lowa Railroad Company bave appointed a com- mitvee to apply, if necessary, by judicial proceed- ings, tor the appointment ofa receiver. THE BANK STATEMENT, The changes in the bank averages were inconse- | quential. The surpius reserve is only $73,875 less than last week, of the averages of the past two weeks :— Feb. 6, feb. 13. Differences. Loans....... $291,197, 700 $293,111, me Inc. $1,913,600 Specie, 15,162,400 15,804,200 Inc.. "731,900 | Legal tena’s 57,275 400 56,647, 400 Dec. 625,000 | Deposits.... 238,123,200 238,832,300 Inc.. 707,100 Circulation. 28,642,200 “23,612,900 Dec, 129,300 The following shows the relations total reserve and the total liabilities :-- Feb. 6. Feb, 13. Diferences. $15,162,400 $15,894,400 Inc.. $731,900 67,275,400 $6,647,400 Dec. 628,000 Tot. reserve $72,437,800 $72,642,700 Inc.. $103,900 Reserve re- Garena’ jepoalte., 60,530,800 69,708,075 - Exc’s of re- serve ab’y legal e+ quirements 12,907,000 12,838,625 Dec. $73,375 COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON DULL AND UNCHANGED—FLOUR DULL— WHEAT QUIET BUT FIRM—CORN DULL AND EASY—-OATS FIRMER—BARLEY AND RYE DULL— PORK AND LARD WERE EASIER—GROOERIES QUIET—FREIGHTS DULL—PETROLEUM NoMI- NALLY LOWER—NAVAL STORES QUIET AND UN- CHANGED— WHISKEY EASIER. SaTugpay, Feb. 13—6 P. M. Irregularity and constant fuctuations in values | Were the most prominent characteristics of the P97 Merchandise markets during the whole of Inst | week, while the obstacles to an active prosecu. tion of trade were enhanced by the snow aud ice and the extreme cold which rendered river and harbor navigation extra hazardous, and at the same time greatly retarded the- movement of merchandise around the city, merchandise was very fitful, and there was put little activity save in @ few isolated cases, Dry | goods were in fair request, and business showed some mcrease over the preceding week, still | the extreme cold has rendered the spring opening backward, and though buyers are becoming more numerous irom day to day the market has not de- come as active as Was expected some time ago, Nodoubtis entertained that @ large business will be done, however, and dealers are as confident as ever. Hardware has moved with somewhut increased facility, but the market cannot as yet be called active, Boots and shoes have suld to only & moderate extent and (he market remains steady. {n other departments the movement during the Week Was rather slow, with now and then anexception, The export movement wasslow iu the extreme, particularly in cereals, the stock of which shows no material diminution fron week to week. Flour was exceedingly dull and heavy througo the week, shipping grades depreciating soime- What, though quoted about thesame. Wheat was inac- tive ail through the week, and, as a consequence, prices deciined, still there Was but little manifest disposition to force sales, and the Market was in that state when, tn ordor to seli two or (hre@ cargoes, holders would be obliged to grant © material concession, while, on tbe other hand, buyers wauting an equal amount would be compelled to pay ah Advaice, the Warkel bene siMvly nominal all through the week, and Dorit Was in moderate request all e@ but prices tuctuaied according to circumstances, (he Actual chauge for the week being. tmmaterial, | Oats were in fair request and comparatively firm ail Uhrough the week, closing strong, Whiskey was excited Uy tie prospect of 8 high tax, and prices aavanced Wa: terially, set ling w littie from the extreme point wt the end of the Provisions were vultall througn the Prices were withou Week. It We except late | Aa tau business at the de- aghis were quictand merely uomiual, parue- larly gralmpe owiug tw the extreme dim: culty of harbor navigation. Cotton was dull, both for sbot and fujures, and prices Were nominally unchanged. Groceries Were ' quiet, With the excepdon of sugar, Which Was ta demand, aud the market ruled frm, troleum was duiland nominally easier tor all descrip- ons, 1stores Were ull, Uutexbibited no material change in values. sy L the spot continued dull o bei aie in wal quolationss sFeuraary, igo Fatures jose Gass cing being the 10) The rate of dis- | The {Joliowing is the comparison | between the | The demand for | 145, all | 16,124." Cotton rat o,Havre, by steam. % \s c. re by ste | fas Patt wy steam; by »: | i oast of \uba for the United Staves, per Ane a 8425; per hhd, molasses, $2 79a $3: to Ka mouth and orders, 378. 6d. a 408. per ton: loading at lin: vana or ports on the north coast, per box of sugar, 87 4 Pra a$l. Tobacco acttve. Crop of i874 advancing princi- --Invoices from first hands do not attract any | pally on account of e demand for local consumption. attention, and values remain nominally unchanged. in | Blades dull, Gold. 2 a in nana; on | &jodbing Way the dealings were moderaie, and about | tne U: a 83a 90 premium, Vags Were sold in a distriputing Ports trade was reported quiet. Without essential cha cargoes, 170. a 17%¢e. ISKc. a 19e.? prime to tor tom i way. At the vut- Hud, collees aro | e. We quote fio, arenes, Wir do. ise, a i ‘oud do., a ser: extreme range govervment bags, 2c. a -. SingaD! @. A Ac. ac.: Laguayra, Su omingo, Ne. Ise. hoi rr 60 days: raned svi 13 ‘prenniun ort ‘sight, 16a iT premium; on’ London, 1408 142 prewiam; ‘on ‘Paris, 116 EUROPEAN Loxpow Propouce Manrget—Lowpon, ing. spirits turpentine, 258. 9d. per cwe MARKET. Feb. 13—Even- 17}e.; Porto Mexican. Lisge.a 3 2lc.; Curacoa, RATES-——MO rance Police Insurance of ail kinds eilected +ABRICH & CO., EY 0 21,020 bushels; neal, 100 bbls ani 30) bags; oats, 18,40) bushels. 00 lo. ‘The flour Imarker was duit and prices uimost iionitnal at oar quota: Endowment Tn: Securities, with best com- 17 droadway. 5 = 2 i 4 fe) re > r 100 shares of stock for 30 day! erceutduring that time the fi | Full intormat on sent tree on & CO,, bankers ana Broke 25 tor red ene amber winter, The | bout “Mo) bushels at 8) Unie tor Na a 11S a $116 tor » it 23a $t Ly smali lots red winter. J gales were Chicago, atioa store and afloat; Bile BLANKS, S Phe ely und evi LL, prs, t Ly of pies De suitable a clal Corn was extremely dull and easy, Closing at Sisgc, for 1 nkers, brokers } mixed Western, 823¢c. tor white and Sze. tor yellow ay ar ished, at the METROPO N Bath APTN Southern; vales were 61,000 bushels, | Oats were scarce | KSTABLISHMENT, No. 218 Broadway. ane firmer ; sales were report 4 et gcd bushels at Zhe. for White Western an & 7c, for mixed do, OMMERCTAL P, PAPER. ley was dull and nemaiekte "8.600 bushels Canada Cc Pour ne ary PY pide te on private terms. Rye was dull aud nominal WM. H. wens seitker, 178 Broadway. _ ¥ueiouts.—Berth cee dull and rates nominally un- st, changea. iospege for charter was in demand tro the Frreestu aii cierto petroleam trade, but tor other purposes not much suught THE WA>HINGTON efter, The engagements we: —1o Liverpool, by stein, rk hence to C my jor vovlsee to Hie) Cd Sosrany. the United Kingdom, with #00) quarters of grain, in Hota hrcsietidlgl bine CYRUS CURTIS, President 24,000 bushels grain (late ters were :—A German bugs, at 7s. 6d; a German schooner, 20) tons, nence to Elsinore tor orders, with a full cargo of rosin, wt 4% If to | Dantzic or Stettin, ‘and 4s. 6d. if to Riga; a British bark hence to Liverpool, London oF Bristol, with 5,00 obls of | Net assets, January re ee nN | refined petroleum,’ at 4s. 6d. and privilege of loading | premium: $1,007,120 65 feneral cargo ut an equivalent rate; an American bark | iterost 23904 rom Baltimore to Antwerp. with 4,700 bbis. of refined , 81.208 00 @ petroleum, at ‘s. 61.; A British bark (to arrive) from Balumore to a Continental port, with 600) bbis. of re- 796 8 Mued petroleum at bs, bd, ‘sar Novassus.Ihere thas been no change inthe markety | ctaims by dea deterred eH which continued quiet for both foreign and domestics In a Jobbing way: we heard of sales of New Urieans | Dividends to pals holders aind m1 4 8 amounting to about 10) bbw, and figures within our | surrendered policies We. quote :~Last grop—Cuba, contri. nae ed, 300. feels theres, Bec. ‘Vota! paid policy holders “p0e2711 19 in G0 Ie oe Interest stockholder: 804 98 osieane Gonnnivsstons and brokeraue Baia 6) ‘Change to-day the market for errr at eyy me spirits of turpentine continued dull and nominal in the | SXbenses, including advertising, ausence of business. | Merchantablo order quoted at #0, Qeaminations, 40.2, 117,668 42 | @28kec, Strained rosin ruled about steady. at $2 1 Si; oN ——— $763,027 47 | feces Sa asa eee omen Sc bos i Wwasspurchase mall way, and ruled wiendy ot $4 87% for Wilmington. ‘ite sold | Tet.Awate atomper St 1874... sean a jol Way a a PermoutaeF ar ratined the market was dull and nom. cA | inally lower; quoted at 13%c. a 13%c., spot or balance of | | month, C-ude in bulk was aiso easwr: quo.ed at 6%c. a | 3 vie. Caase were held 2 We, Nuph | 4 ha quot i piua market was | f lictes. 3B Reglocted and nominal, Refined ed at 130. tor de- ponns on ch livery, spot or remainder of month Advices from ne On eee ney Som 2 Creck were of a duil and generally weak market, with | Botatlons as follows: Oi City, Higa ot: Tey | Casha coats of arian on = Petroleum Centre, $1 35; seville, $1 45 | Add interest accru Aad market value or Siocks in @xcess ot cos! Tdouts, 245 bid at wells: Parker's, United, ‘$1 20; im- mediate shipment, $1 10. Prov Isr0Ns.— Receipts Pork, ages; cut meats, 2.449 do. ; lar For thess pork the market Wwai the decune. We heard ot i jots at $19 25, and 400 bb!s, at $10 2 for March; $19 3735 | for April ani $1920 tor May. The market for bacon was quiet and easy. | We have only. to note a sale ot 120 boxes | C07 bots. beet, 102 pack 1,536 bbls. and tierces, | » Actual Investments Deferred and unpa: Other assets. tee Gross assets, December 81, 1874 Cant reserved for bolicler, &c., " 18,227 00 ot city long clear : Jong and short clear or co mpeny’s vajuation: $8,716) | quoted at Get cote atkvsee breen vers | Zéablllties for olaimg &eecccn GXSM) 8,734,067 CO | Were without ebange in value and. the market quiet: oted ut Bic. a Sige, tor Western and 8%c. a 9c. for ‘Beet—There was nochange in the Temained quiet. Small placed, and figures Wi urpla: $634,557 44 Tm Washington Lite Recents Company presencs its fitteenth annual statemen: d invites the most rigid yestigation into its condition. Experience has proved its rorms of application and policy sufficient to protest the company and to afford a sure guarantee to its poll holuers; consequently no chang in either has bee made. The steray growth of the company is the be: surance of its permanent success. Lt has demonstrated tit ig practicable to doa reasonable business proilt- the range of city, market, which | Jobbing’ way were tots in a to about range of amonnting within | the packaces, | the appended ira mess, inspe lv 50 tor plain mess, uninspected: pack 5); tierced beet at $22 a $24 tor India mess and $2) a $21 for prime mess, and city extra India ess, $32. Reef haws were not Geaitin to any appreciable extent and values were quoted sicady at $20 « $21. Cut meats—The market remained quiet and unchanged, We haye only to report | sales of 1,000 pickled shoulders at 7 590 do. hams 1034¢ , 20,000 Ibs. of pickled bellies at 1Uizc. a 1043. per Ib, Lard—The market tor Western steam wus lower and tne demand only moderate at the decline. Quoted on tne spotat lic. “We heard of sales ot 1,250 tlerces for Feb- ruary at lc. a 14 1-16c., 3,750 tierees tor March at Lt lel6c, , f létge., 250 tierces for “April #t 144gc. and 2,000 trerces for | May ut'l4%e. per Ib. City was quiet and steaay. ‘SvGar.—ihe demand continues quite liveral and full | prices are readily realized, Several holders havo with- drawn stock from the mar«et but the excitement preva- lent Friday has abated. | The reported dealings included tate rofiniug at Peery. 10d Higa, Rood ace fining at7% efined was very firm and but ew lots available ate, for standard A, and 10%4c. a 10%c. tor | hards. We quote :—Cuba—Kefining, imeriot to common, | wxge, a73%4¢.; do,, fair to good tair, 7340. a 7340 ood | to prime, 7%c. a Be. grocery, inir to good, c. & | prime to’ chorce, 5 a 84¢.; centritugal,’ hhds ind Wee LX ge. molasses, hhds, and hes satisfactory evidenc. beon properiy managed. Ama! tious and ail accu- mulations from that and simil wurces have been and will continue to be carefully avoided. Shunning alt al- noe it is contented to stand upon its individual me thee ne, holds itsetf responsible tor the payment of its policies even it the premium be unpaid, proyicad the cash value of all dividends to the credit of such Polictes are sutfictent to pay th premiums to the date of a ps affairs have the party’adeath. This teature fs peculiar to this com- pan & and is appreciated wien known by the insuring pul A very considerable increase has beon made in the divi- dend of 1875, This, of course, will be a gratification to every member. Every such'incregse in the dividend in- creases ip direct proportion the amount required to be held in reserve by the company, because its policies aro continued in force just so much longer by the applica- tion of such diviaends as premiums. A number of companies have ssorty: to deduct from the dividend of each ortion of the tax in support of this plan, but considering the great and “& | growing dissatisfaction caused thereby, it has not been Branil—Dutch of sufficient importance to warrant its h stand. | company. It is believed that an im- ling throughout the Gerled, ‘wil sooner "remove alton objee.ionable impoit ‘the te 4 aring assets ry om pan; materially exceed i ny atiabiitieg ‘ fond EWER, Jr Vice President ard, Nos. 10 to, 12, a 7 he ry 8346, i earaatah at and 2 ¢ erior, 7c. New grdaes natning eredes, Shee. a 7%o.: grocery grades, 734c. ab: mors there wasn talr duchioucine “pusiness coneam- ted to-day in both toreign and domestic, and the mar- Ket ruled fitm, the sales foot up abour 3 tlerees of \d 139 pags of Rangoon Apsistanit ec retary. Rips ft Our quoled prises, FRENCH, Superintendent of Agenci as follows:—Carolina at 7340. @ 734¢. for fair, Tic. a 7%c. gwencies, for wood, 72. a 8 for primerang $i Yerohues: BW. McUMEADYy MD Medlou ASaminer, a a n ic. a + bs ein endl Paina, rae & goons 1 bond cd, 82 gold. Mouteaces ‘WANTED—FIRST MORTGAGES IN Sruiwine.—Ths market. was qulet notéssontialty | JV Westchestor county and Krooklyn, and first and changed. Western quoted at 1: Ke a Nae. 4. Without re- | second Mortgages in pid York city. id business. ‘he bate Was steady, with sales of 55,000 c. per | Wvutarey.--iacelpts Is. The market was dull and easier, Sales ot 2 D bbls. As rit 08 a $1 03},, closing with lou offered at $1 074. | DOMESTIC MARKETS, Gauvestos, Feb. 13, 1875. Cotton quiet and easy; middling, 15%e,; low midding, 43c.: ood ordinary, 13%. Net’ recelpty 2 448 bales. | Mxborts to Great Britain, £679. : wigs, 950. Stock, 73.8.8. New ont Feb. 14, 1375, iow middling. 1496. 5 $i. 000 B. HOWE, No. 5% Pine streot. Wastep TO BORROW— 100 OR $6,000, FOR TWO ¥ “vears, on 21 years’ leasehold Proverty, in the Seventh ward, New "York; tour story brick and base. iment, now yielding $1,80) per annum: a smali bonus will he paid for the use ofthe money. Address R., Herald oflice. ! wr $200 FOR THREE tpl wg aos Sov will be given: security first c h six times the amount. Address 0. K., Dox” at ‘Herald Up- town Branch office WANTED—ON _ PERSONAL PROPERTY Cotton quiet; middling, 18%. - 0, ON ec si worth $2.00); 12 per cont bonus, for one Oe eae. ee Britain Gah. teoh ross, Year. Address PEASONAL, lock box 3 Post office, Sing sabe, ST Bi xh Mont i Cotton auiet; middling, i3e. Net $2. 00¢ WANTED—ON MARCH 1, FOR SECOND | Exports coustwise, 1.898 Sales, 40." Mortgage, now held by notes: pluce worth | Savansait, Fob. [3 187% per cent bonus. Address MORTGAGR, look | | Cotton quiet and nominal; lower to ‘sell fox 2: ottice, Sing Sing, N.Y. muddling, | Iie. : low inidd li ‘ood ordinary, Net = aaadcanman S821. Is ts—to G. RS? A LONG ESTABLISHED BUSINESS ENE "Cus sett Sales, Gok Mock. 10" $20, 000. in Peari street, with special advan- taves, jor site on liberal terms; good. Improve. property would be taken Iu par: payment; varinciory reasons Jor seliing wi Address COMMISSION MARCUAY Lox tss teraldeomee, Cuaruysrox, Feb, 13. 1875. n quiet; middling, 180, u 1S%e.; low middilng, Lidge. ; food ordinary, He. Net receipts. Gath Great Britaia, 4717: coastwive, 7:3. Sales, Y. stock, 51,332, % Witminetox, Feb, 13, 1875. Spirits turpentine dull; nominally Sic. Kosin firm at * 70 for strained. Crude turpentine steady at $1 5) for Boras $250 for yellow dip and virgin, ‘Yar steady at H Oswxao, Feb. 13, 1875. | All the railroads are still Ulocked and the market for four and grain is consequenuy quiet. | xtra and white | Abemgan wheat is quoted at $130 and No.1 Milwaukee $118, iy at Bic, a dsc. Barley held at | Bt ia $12 for pr Corn meal—BKolted, $37 ; os | | ge RUST FUNDS TO LOAN ON FIRST $250. 000 ane city Property, i sums to suit, witout bonus; also money or Pikst Second “nad Lense: hoid Mortz VAUL BP, TODL, 65 Laverty street, ~ COPA. RTNERSH PS. rye. folved partnership this day in thiscity: Fapncany 18, 1875 sous tt “NURY TY. HE FIRM OF CALLAN & MAGEE HAs BEEN THIS day Wisgoived, jl ‘claymne dite by sald firm wil bere ¢ eruard vallan, eee tn) AERA RD CALLAN ime da. | Unboitey, $0 Mil/foad unchanged. Borra.o, Feb. 13, 1875. th grain nowt Market very inactive to-day. nally unchanged in abseuce of @ demand, Sales 20) bis, Hout and iwo cars new, corn on track. Highwines un: | Settled, nominaliy $1 18 Dressed hogs dull at $8 25 a | JAMES MaGbe. Ds New Yor, Fobruary 12, iste. $37 im ace uoruing to a et. Mess pork quiet at §. Seeds quiet, unchange dad Luin Torupo, Veb. 13, 1875, MWB COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING, under the firm maine of schwariz & Hornstein hag lour firm, in fair demand. Wheat a'shade Higher 11} this RA peen dissoived by fostyal couse 2 wilte Wabash, $1 15h; No. 1 white slehiaa! fi amber Michigan, $1 U7}g; 4c.) Match | SCHWA » HORN New Y Yous, Feb, 13, 18, % ¢ nade, higher: ‘orn a shad it + No. 2, "ose M chigan, arer’ D ‘Dressed nogs, $3 Receipts—Wheat, 4,000 Seneoe, ey 1,200 do; | R Th Shipmente=Wheat, 700; corn, 8,000; | R slikaa tu travel wkd having 1,800 oapttal ba mai D u | Ive: with the beat opporiunity tor imaking money @ Wheat” steady? Non 2 ollered.. Inquire at 8) Broa street, room Flour quiet and unchan; pecs eae spr Je: & BazKe. sho ch; 8 : ; “iN N_ESTABLISHBD AND SUCCESSFUL HOUSE ‘ wie snots pat did tarons suse Bids May” 0: r A with # valuable wholesale trade throughout the ia tale deursud , No; 4 Oi46e, Did bot. 2240, March, eountry, oats, 2M do. outs, 6,00) do. os dostre w partner with irom $10.0) to $19.0, 5 dechining; N competent to © nancial management wnd he! anfing, gh 40a or Ke be a s00 det Hy advance the business. Apply to GHIGUS & OMALEIUS, he] eee He ss aay py 5 oH Starch igs @ | 08 Broadway, ry r iA Foti ext de} and At$LU/. At the afternoon call MAN Wax TED, WITH $1,000, TO ane HALF 1 the Ca | the bo sbi ticles was uuchanged, | inter An good 1 Jegitimate cash ‘Ao: ans | Beeston jour. By 009. ee a pitg humbug heme; thors i | 2000" do. ; ate, | 12,000 Hey da | bap | sited, Mul peruoulars atv Great Sones su 1B] BF rene warner 4 & ‘MURPAY, BY MUTUAL CONSENT, Dis- | Mary F | $2.000.~% = | cy Wadi low middiing) the | 1 i and pdhen Caak ef enene & | | ieataaay aftee 47, we | y ‘na and Mitanzas, 198,000 Doxes and | 1e¢e. $00 hide Recelpte for the weet at Havana : ence aleah » | wid Matanzas, 400, doxes and 5,900 bd uring the we e| noe avanw an ATAnZa) 1S Nelée,; Marchi 19 Bhste. @ Loic Beto boxes anu 8, OF hhdse Inetudine 16.500 poses and | | | S |IFE AND Pirickevanaciies | , has been drafted for action by tne Leg! tions “Sales in small lots included 6,875 bbis, ‘Corn meat dull; only 400 bbis, sold, comprising all kinds, at | STOCK PRIVILEG $100 AND CONTROLS | prices within our bia range. We quote:— uf the stock moves 10 | stop | Superintendents of tne Poor, tor aii vioiations of | lormation, | | Third—To furnish the names of offenders to the | ¥! j Supert une % \ Pxtra Western tu 50 Minnesota, a Gow Round hoop Ohio, shipping branas 7a 500 } Rowd hoop Ohio, trade brands Su 5 50 | Wa | A —DEFAULTED RAILROAD BONDS A SPECIALTY ons, 10) Wa 525 o and bouaht py the old ostabllaped house of St Louis, stra %u 610 | BRi HW, NICOLAY & CU,. St, Louis, chot e Tia 650 | ‘ Stock Brokers tad Auctioneers, St Louls. choice tanuiy.. a 80 | ‘0, #3 Pine street, New York. Kye tour, flue to supertin 94 530 | N.B—Choice 7,8and 10 per cent Mubieipal Bonds Southern, N Nominal. | and other al investment securities, paying 10 ta 18 per ominal, | | cent interest promptly paid. below par. Southern, eatra.. . da 600 | = es pouthern, family, WA B20) PRIVATE PARTY WISHES TO. SELL Corn meal, Tenceen Wa 4 50 | 4X first class purchase money Second | Mortgaxes, run- 00a 430 | ning 14 months, amounting fh all to $41,500, ona new j Soman 75a 480 | block of brown ‘sione stores and (fats: tirst mortgages Corn me Wa | — | placed in an institution lor $34.0; propery worth closin a a $103 | $175,000; any prompt purchaser ¢wn buy ata very lib- ind ateat 31.0) 4 31 1ror No. | eral discount, Tagitire of owner, at 1d west ihirty.sec. | } ond s, bi cx or 5 3 g | Tuesday, February 16, 1875, constant itcrease of the surplus for. many years | lic, a9 PFO] leviea by the Authories ot of nis Brace Ruch may be sail | { andthe same fees az | vited to attend. BUSINESS ovportt NITIES. at USINESS OPPORTUNITY IN NEWARK, Either for Cush Real Estate or paying Hon enierprising wan may now secure a paying cash Busi- Ress. already estabtis year; 1 inereasiug each Resraunane AND BAR, FIRST OLASS iN EVERY particular, doig a good business, with five years’ D iAPply to 8, QUACK. roow 13, BSTANTAL B $8 MEN OF CAPITAL WHO ure looking for a safe and paving investment are respectfully invited to call and investigate a new enter sir or large. magnitude. aud one of highest resp: ity, HOWaty MLD o7 7 Warren PFRSON his command, and who ander uidchinery aad ts also a araughisman, would lice tnuke arrangements with some patty wilere his services Gould ve made available, and receive 3 satiaiactory con: sideration for the above amount Address J, M. B. Herald office. _ $10.000.-amomne in cuahtans tow tushier int h, ant now cashier in a banking firm in this city ubout to close up its business, would engage in the same capacity, or as Lookseeper i some banking house or other business concern ou or utter Murch | ensuin; ddress M.A. A. Herald office, TAN ACTIVE PARTNER, WITH 518,009 $15 ), 000. wanted, to take cqual’ interest in a | general store, doing business to Che amount of $60,000 to $73.00) per aunum, in a thriving village, 1.0 mies trom ork. For full particulars call on or address Fy Ris BROTHERS, 46 and 45 Barclay street, New York. $20,000 roversinount 3 desiros to ent partner with an equal amoun' ing 109 per cent net profit annuaily euces yiven and required. Address Hotel, Jersey City, ++ li LONG ISLAND FISHERIES. | | The infringement of private rights in the fisher- | les of the Great South Bay, which for years hag | been cause of complaint among the bajmen, and | especially the depredations of poachers upon the | oyster beds and the evil of dredging have at last | PA aroused the residents of the bay towas of sufolk to take action in self-defence, A consultation | among the :eading men hus been held, ana a law | ature, woich, 11 passed, it ts believed, will noc only pura 10 the aggressions complained o:, but will tend to encourage and foster an im portant industry, It is entitled “An act Navies jor the election of bay con- } staples in the towns oi Brookhaven, Isitp, id Babyion, in the county of Suvoik, and to de- ine their duties.” It provides ior tne annual election in each town oi not more than two such eduditiates, to hold office for one year, ‘Their duties are defined us follows :— First—1o eniorce ay jar as practicable all laws for the protection, preservation anu regulation of the fisheries for sheilfisn within the said several towns or any of them, Second—1'o prosecute, in the name of the county said laws or avy of them, whicn may come to their knowledge, or of wich they may bave reliable in- | District Attorney of the county of Suffolk, ead that they may be indicted and tried. Fourth—To go on board of any boat or vessel in either of said tewns which he may suppose 18 en- gaged 1D uny Violation of the laws relative to said Hsheries, ‘To arrest, with or without process, wil persons whom he may find in tne act of violating said laws, or anyo! them, and to take nim or them before any justjee of the peace in either of waid towns, to be dealt with according tu law. These constavies ure to have the same powers the ordicary land vonsta- bies, beside one-nalf the penaities received, the other half going to the Superintendents of the Poor of the county. section 8 of the act entitied “AN act lor the promotion of shelifian in the waters of the Soutn Bay, Sulfolk county,” passed 1n 1870, 18 to be repealed, and the new act 18 to go into effect un the 6tuof Apri next, a DEATHS BITTeER.—HENRY BITTER departed this life the 14th day ot January, in the year of our Lord 1876, God gave uud God has taken away; olessed be bis name. BROWN.—In Brooklyn, on Sunday, February 14, Captalo WILLIAM H. BROWN, i the 61st year of | bis age, the’ relatives and friends of the tamuy are re- spectfully mvited to attend the juneral, from the Church of the Holy Trinity, corner Cunton and Montague sireets, Brooklyn, on Wedueaday, the 17D inst, at two o'clock. Pittadelpiia and Newburyport papers please copy. BROWN.—On Sunday, February 14, at two P, M., ANN, beloved wite of Captain Richard Brown, aged 66 years and 10 days. ‘The funeral will take place on Wednesday, Feb- ruary 17, at one P. M., (rom her !ate residence, No, 89 Adelphi street, Brooklyn. The relatives aud irienas of the jamily, aiso the New York, New Jersey and Sandy Hook piiots, are respectiully ine to the BRYDON.—At his residence, 837 Broadway, Wil- Hamsburz, ROVERT BRYDON, in mis 65th year, Burns.—On Sunday, Fevruary 14, 1875, ROSANNA, the beloved wile of Cornelius Burns and daughter ue aerate and Mary Fiynu, of the county Sligo, Iree eelatives and friends are respectfally invited to attend the junerai, rom her late resiuence, 427 West Forty-second street, at two o'ciock P. M. on CAMPBELL.—In Jersey City, February 14, Jonn CAMPBELL, Jr., in the 63d year of his age. Funeral services at his late residence, 245 Fourth street, Jersey City, this (Monday) evening, at half-past seven o’clock. fis remains will be taken to Coxsackie, N. Y., on eight A. M. train, via Hudson River Railroad, the 1ollowing morning for | intermen CARPENTER.—On February 13, WILLIE B. Oar. PENTER, Only child of William and Lizzie Carpeu- ter, aged 7 months and 6 days. The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectiuliy invited to attend the funeral, irom tne residence Of his paren's, 73 Concord street, Brook- | lyn, on Monday, February 15, at one o'clock. CoLMAN.—On Friday, February 12, 1876, of apo» plexy, ZACHARIAH COLMAN, in the 61st year 0: his wy SSaneral on Monday, at one o'clock, from South ‘Third street Mechodist Episcopal church, coraer Soutn Third and T'weith streets, Brooklyn, K. D. Relatives wad irlends are respectiully invited to attend, BO LS ee February 13, Henny R. Concur, aged 67 ye ‘The remains will be taken to Urange county for interment, ConwaY.—In Brooklyn, on Saturday, February 18, of typhoid pneumonia, FREDERICK W,, son of the late Charles J, and Rebecca D. Conway, in the 28th year of his age. Faveral services Tuesday, February 16, at two o'clock P. M., at the Church of the Reformation, Gates avenue, near Franklin. CooreR.—Un Sunday, Fepruary 14, MARX M,, son ot Gg and Clara Cooper, in the-S4th year of his ag Relatives and iriends of the family, as we'l as | the members of the Temple Emanuel’ and Verein Freundschait are respectiully mvited to attend the juneral, from the residence of bis parents, 56 Seventh strest, on Wednesday morning, at ten o'clock. DeLaFicLp.—At his residence, No. 1 East Sev- enteenth street, EDWARD DELAFIELD, M. D., in the | | Slat year o1 his ‘age. Tne relatives and friends are respectiully !n- | vited to actend the funeral services, at ‘Trinity | chure!, on Tuesday, Fevruary 16, at twelve M, DELAFIELD.—At his late residence, No. 475 Fifth | avenue, in the city ot New York, on Friday. Fen ruary 12, Major JOskrH DELAFIKLD, mm the sth year of “hts age. ‘The relatives and friends gre respectiully tn- vited to attend the juneral services, at Trinity anne ou Tuesday, February 16, at 12 o'clock. —At Centreport, L, 1, on Sunday morn- ing te 141h Inst, hunny DeMinr, aged 74, ‘une: al on Tuesday next. frain eaves Hunter's Point at ten o’cieck, DIvKERSON.~-At Sing Sing, N. x., on February 12, 1875, MARTHA DICKERSON, widow Oo! the lute Janes Dickerson, aged 78 years, Carriages will be at tne Forty-second street depot at nine o'clock A. M,, on the arrival Of the 7:50 train trom Sing Sing, on Tuesaday muro- ing, February 16, to convey ber remains to Green- wood, " 7 DONNBLLY.—MicnakEL Joskri DONNELLY, Hudson avenue, in the 23ch year o1 his age. His remains will be taken to the Cuurea of the | ASBumption, corner York and Jay svreets, Krook- | lyp, on Tuesday moraing, February 16, FINDLEY.—At Weastcnester, N. Y., on Saturday, February 13, 1873, WILLIAM FINDLBY, aged 66 eare, The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectiuliy ivited to attend the funeral, irom St veter’s church, Westenester, on Tuesday, Fevru- ary 16, at hajf-pust one o'clock P, M. —On Saturday morning, Feoruary 13, | ULLAN, aged 2 years and 6 days, daughter ol Patrick and Mary Ann Fullan, No. 300 West — Fifty-iourta street, | Funeral at ten o'clock, on Monday, the 15th inst, Relatives and iriends are respectiully i- vited, GaRpIneR.—n Sunday, February 14, 1875, at the Gilsey House, JOHN D. GARDINER, Of Chicago, aged 56 years, | Remains will be taken to Chicago for interment. HaMiLVON.—On Sunday, February 14, Marria | JANE, IDiant daughter of David and Eugaveth | Hauiton, aged 16 montas and 23 days. ‘the relatives and Iriends of the jamily are re- spectiuily invited bo attend the tuneral, jrom her jate residence, 1,416 Second avenue, on Monday, 15th iMst., at Nali-past one o'clock P. M. HILLE.—Suddeniy, on the 14th inst, in the 27th | year Ot his uge, CHARLES KUDOLPL Deming GILLE. Relatives @od Irieuds ure invited to attend funeral, from nis residence, 104 Bergen street, oan on Tuesday, 1étu inst, at two o'clock Hoyt.—On Wednesday, February 10, Dr. JAMES B. Hoyt, in the 46th year oi his age. Relatives and iriouds Of the Jawily are respect 1uily invited to attend the juneral, at his late +} =o Y Atiantr ‘ neat, peeiete Coun, va uday, February 15, wt tweive o' * HoPPaneTei’.—in KrookiyD, on Friday, Fepruary | v 12 Cart, oniy son of G. TL. and Pauline Roppene sted!, aged 5 years and 12 dava. Relatives and iriends of the family are respect Sully invited to attend the funeral, from his parents’ residence, No. 424 Neury eed ou Mom day, kebruary 15, at two o'clock P. JuKes.—February 13, at seven ee M., Mary Li BuRTIB JUKES, aged 7 Months, of congestion oj the Dram. Her remains wili be pl.ced by the side of her little sister Pearl im the receiving tomb, Green- wood. Fanersl services Tuesday, February 16, at hali-past ten A. M, at No, 624 Third avenue. KEHOE.—MARY, W1e of Patrick Kenoe, decease: on Saturday, the 13th inst. at her residence, 1 Greeuwict street, aged 36 y Relauves and iriends of ‘the f family are reapect- fully invited to attend the tuneral, trom St. Peter's ene Barclay street, at one o'clock. y.—At Jersey City, on Thursday, February uy Epucnp Kipxey, aged 54 years, ueral services from his aunvs, Mrs, William py No, 67 Bank street, Monday, 16th inst, at one o'clock P. M. Reiattves and Iriends CH ae family, aso the members of Councelior Lodge, and A. M., ace respectiully invited. ie attend, Lavnrirs.—On Saturday moroing, Fe Ae 13, Many CATHERINE, beloved wile Laurits, aved 57 years, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re spectiully invited to attend the funeral. Irom bel jate resiience., No, 215 West Eievench street, om Mouday, at one o'clock. LINDENSTRUTH.—-U0 Saturday, Fevruary 18 TRUTH, aged 46 years. HENRY LIND: The funeral will take place from No, 80 Greem wich street, on Tuesday, February 16, at oné o'clock Lyo: aged 68 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re iy invited to attend the funeral, trom hit idence, No. 154 South Fourtn street, Brook: * D., On Tuesday, the loth inst., at ten A. M. Sunday, February 14, 1875. ot @ quarter oeiore taree P. M., CHARLES L, MARTIN, aged 50 years, 1L months and 10 days, ‘The friends and relatives of the Jamily are re spsctiully nvited to attend the funeral, irom bit late residence, No, 230 Eizuth street, South Brook lyn, on Wednesday, February 17, at two o’clocl Suuday, February 14, Henry Lyon, Manriy son ot Ei On Sunday, February 14, EDMUND al munud H. and Mariana Martine, aged 4 relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfuily invited to attend the funeral, trom the residence 0j his grandiatner, Cornelius Wester veit, No. 319 West Thy'ty-second street, on Tuck day, February 1 1 half-past twelve o'clock, MARX.—Un Sunoay, Feoruarv 14, at two o’cloc’ a. M,, AUGUSTUS MARX, in the 32d year of his a Lis’ relatives and friends, as also those of uncle, James Van Buren, and those of his brother: inlaw, @ F. Amtnor and James Robios, are re- spectiully invitea to attend the funeral from his jute residence, No, 15 Van Ness place (Charies street, New York, on Tuesday, February 16, at two o'clock P, M. Moxkis,—On Saturday, February 13, WILLIAM EpGaR Moris, only son of Rovert R. Morris, of Wesrchester, ‘The triends and relatives of the family are in- vited to attend tho funeral, irom St, Mark’s church, Tenth street and Seeond avenue, withous jurther notice, on Wednesday, 17th int at ten o'clock, McComBIg,—On Saturday eventing, Feoruary 13, in the stm 1875, AGNES, wile or James McOumbie, ear Ol her age. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the iuneral, irom her late residence, 341 West Fifteenth street, on Tuesday, February 16, atten o’ciock A. M. MCLAUGHLIN. —In reeener February 13, 1875, BERNAKD MCLAUGHLIN, aged 75, ‘The relatives aud friends of the family are re- spectlully invited to attend the Juneral, on Mone cay, February 16, at huli-past two o'clock, Irom the residence of nis daughter, Ang Colgan, 498 Court street, Brooklyn. Boston papers please copy. OsreRNDORFF.—On saturday, February 13, ney WILLIAM OsreRNDORFF, in the 65th year ol his aze. “Kolatives and iriends are respectfully invited to attend bis tuoeral, irom nis late residence, 110th street and Boulevard, Tuesday, February 16, at ten A, M, Service will be held at St. Michael’s chureh, Ninery-ninth street and Broadway. O'BRIEN.—Ln this city, on Sunday, February 14, JAMES O’ BIEN, in the 26tn year of bis age, Notice oj Juneral hereaiter. Pirer.—On Sunday, Feoruary 14, ot his re: dence, 166 Elliott place, JAMES N, PIPER, aged years. Notice of funeral hereaiter. RoBinNson.—On Saturday, February 18, Marais Reta W. ROBINSON, the beloved daughter of Mary | A, and the late James Connell, aged 25 years and 2 months, ‘The funeral will take place from the residence of ner mother, No. 9 Mangin sireet, at one o'clock, on ‘tuesday, February 18, ROSESMILLER.—On the’ 14th tnat., of apoplexy, LEWIs A, ROSENMILLER, M. D., aged 68 yeara, ‘rhe Juneral services Will be hela in the Luthe! Church of the Holy Trinity, Twenty-tirse st between Fiith and sixth avenues, on ‘Tue! nalt-past ten o'clock A. M., to which all are ie vited. RUCKEL,—At Rockdale, Chenango county, N. ¥. on uursday, February 4, MARY A., wife of Frank Kuckel and daugater of the late George W. Keyes, RUSSELL.—At Glen Cove, Loug Isiana, February 12, Captain JosePu G. RUSSELL, in the 81st year of his age. Relatives and iriends are invited to attend bord funeral, from nis late residence. at hall-past twelve o'clock Tuesday, Feoruary 16. Train oy the Long Isiand Railroad leaves Hunter's Point a& ten A. M., returning irom Glen Cove at a quarter before tour P. M. SALLINGEP,—On Friday, February 12, 1875, laaad SALLINGRR, 10 the 75tn year or his age. Relatives and Iriends of the family, also the menibers of the Mendelssohn Benevolent Society. and Lebanon Lodge, No, 9, I. O. B. B., are invited to attend the funerai, on Monday, February 16, at half-past nine A. M., Irom his late residence, 802 West Lairtieth street. Lenanon LODGE, No, 9, {, 0. B. B.—The members of this lodge are hereby Tequested to appear at ii rooms, No. 8 Union square, ou Monday, the 16tr Mst., at half-past egnt A, M. precisely, to pay the | last tribute of respect to the deceased brother, Isaac Salinger. S, ROTHSCHILD, Jr., President.’ S. HAMBURGER, Secretary, SAITLEY.—Alter @ short illness, JOHN SaTTLER, Je., sun of Jonn Sattler, 1u the 10th year of bis age. Relatives and friends Of the iamily are 1espech fuliy invited to attend the funeral, from his late | residence. No, 630 East Sixth street, near avenue ee on next Thursday aiternoon, at one o'clock sharp. SHEEHAN,—DANIEL SHEEWAN, Of the parish of Kanturk, county Cork, Ireland, agea 47 years. ‘The reiatives and iriends of the family are ree quested to attend the funeral, which Will teke piace from his lute residence, Taondten street, near Secoud avenue, to-day (Monday), at oné o'clock P. M. SILLECK.—On Sunday, February 14, of pseudo typhoid, HaTTIz FRANCIS, wile of T, F. Silleck and daughter of James and Harriet Smita. Relatives and friends of the faiily are reapect- fully invited to attend the iuneral, irom tne Macdougal street Baptist church, on ‘Tuesday, February 16, at twelve M., without further notice, Philadelphia pecere please copy. SIMPSON.-—Suduenly, on Fetruary 10, 1875, of apoplexy, FANNIE J., wife of Jerome B, Simpson, and daughter of the late Robert M. Stratton, Relatives and friends are respecttully invited ta attend the tuneral, !rom the Church of the Trebe figuration, East Twenty-ninth sireet, near Fittt BYeRES, on ‘tuesday, the 16th inst, as three o'clock. STaMM.—On Thursday evening, February 11 1875, ut the residence of her uncle, Mr. Henry Mom | roe, 415 Fourth avenue, alter @ paintut esa, | ELIZA ANDERSON, daughter of Wiluam ce ! ry Bostwick and veloyee wife of Edward aged 27 years and 8 day: Relatives and iriends “ot the fami; eo eoaon, fully invited to attend the funer J February 16, at eleven o'clock A. Sr. JoHN.—At Stamiord, Uni, re gt Od 12, HANNAH, Wile of James St.Junn, age 7 months and 8 days, Tue reiatives and friends of the phat invited io attend the funeral, from her late rest dence, In Stamiord, on Monday, February 16, ai eleven o'clock A, M. ‘THOMPSON,—AL Liverpool, Eogiana, on cag! January 26, JOSEPH, youngest sun of Joseph Agnes P. Thomjson, late of New York, 19 ry year ot ius age. ‘Tierrelatives and irlenda of the family, pg ot his brother, Andrew L. Thompson, are invited to attend tbe iuperal, (rom the Presbyterian chal (Dr. Jonn Tnomson), Thirty-iourth street tween Broadway and Seventh Sven ah) Oe Mon: duy morning, February 15, at ven o’civel 'HOMPSON,—Un Friday, February 12, Winuiast ry THOMPSON, son O1 the late Vernon Thompson, Relatives aud irlends are invited to attend te funeral, on Tuesday, 16tn, atone P. re om bis late residence, No. 108 Hart street, Broo! * OOS MRS yd tet Oily Hel on unday evening, ith fost,, ELLA wie of Heury Ww. ‘Torockmorton, aged stiches montis and 4 days, Notice of juneral hereafter, VAN BUREN.-—On Saturduy, Februaa VINCENT, daughter of bh id and Susie aged 2 months and 2 days, Funeral services at No, 239 Broadwi Park place, on Monday, February 1! are o'clock P.M, Reiatives and friends are cor Van VLE will be tal jy) on Tuesd Funeral services were held at Aiken and the Sarid eu in of Frederic a en. von WaALKER.—At Alken, 8S. 0, t Glasgow, remains interred at Greens on ie big rae Ey w Brighton, 8. Jost anuaren uvited to attend, VaN V! eR reat Be rprany babyy Ropuie V services on wa sday, we 16, ne ‘ay, a, 9, Ropext G,WALKRR, late 0) WILSON.—At West Nt at No, 21 Wm Wi G Arent his 434 year. day, February 12, WILLIAM WILSON, 11 16th 108%, a6 Dali-past one New York, foot of Whitenail. street, cio nate twelve P.M ing irom Wea! i SSiaepect ab ur quarter besore tare WINANT.—On Saturday svanee CYNTHIA, youngest daughter of laide dt aged 4 ye ix BE atte athe “toner, oo ry runt a 0 alten look M, irom the paronte, 204 Bast Seventecata street, Sa