The New York Herald Newspaper, March 2, 1875, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMERCIAL. AoE CO ER ATS, Stocks More Active and Prices Advanced. GOLD 114 3-4. pa Ey Money E sy, Bonds Steady and Forei Exchange Firm. THE PUBLIC DEBI STATEMENT. WALL STREXT, } MonpDayY, March 1—6 P, M. Stocks to-day were more lively than usual and prices advanced, The salient feature of tne Quy was Pacific Mail—a stock that happens to De available for both friends and enemies, Tnis Was advanced from 34% to 37%, the dealings amounting to the extraordinary figure of 109,000 shares. The closing price was 373; Western Unton opened at 73% and advanced to 75, the close Unio and Mississippi sold being made 4 lower. AL 24% a 255. New York Central advanced +s. from 11% to 124. Northwest common was an im- portant feature in the fluctuation market, open- Ing at 3934, receding to 38%, advancing again to 4034 a 40%, The preferred stock sola at 51% a 62a 52% a 68, St. Paul common was algo strong, im- proving from 32% to 34. The preferred stock ended at 62% after am opening at 61. Delaware And Lackawanna ended at 110%. Rock Island Moved up to 103}. Union Pacific opened at 40% f@nd advanced to 41%, the closing price. Atlantic and Pacific Telegrapn sold steadily at 23. 0, 0. and I. C. was steady at 634. ADVANCE AND DECLINE. ‘The following figures show the changes between the closing prices of yesterday ana tnose of to- flay:— ADVaNCE—Atlantic and Paciic preferred, 4; Delaware ana Lackawanna, 4; Erie, 44; Harlem, gs; Lake Shore, %; Northw ‘ommon, Nw; ao. referred, 1%; Ohio and Mississippi, 1; Paci aul, 3% ; Rock Island, 44; St. Paul, aa Wabasn, Union Pacitic, 1%; Western Uni Atianuc and Pacific Telegraph, 43 & DECLINE—Erie, 1n London, % per cent. The stocks that remained steady were New York Central, C., C. and I. C., Hannibal and St. Joseph, Panama, Quicksilver and Canton. THE TRANSACTIONS on the Stock Exchange to-day amounted to 288,000 snares, which were distributed as fol- lows:—New York Central and Hudson, 460; Erte, 6,400; Lake Shore, 21,000; Northwestern, 38,800; Qo. preferred, 6,400; Rock Island, 1,700; Pacific Mall, 109,100; St. Paul, 9,200; do., preferred, 1,400; Ohio, 4,900; Western Union, 41,400; Wanash, 8,100; Union Pacific, 87,400; ©., C. and I. O,, 400, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. ‘The 1ollowing table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day :— Cpenene. bats vas Lowest, N, Y, Central 01% 101% Tass 1283 2634 2636 13% 12% 12% ny Nortowestern. 40% 3855 Northwestern pret.. 51% 53 big Rock Isiand..... 108 10334 102% Mil, and St. Paul. 8256 8435 8235 ‘Mil. and St. Paul pref, 51 5236 61 Onio and Mississippt 24% 25% WK New Jersey Centra! 10836 108 3g bel,, Lack, and West. 110% 110 Uuton ay 4% 403, By Cc, and 1. 6% 645 tern Union. a 7336 Auantie and 23 23 Pacific Mail 34: 375% 34% Panama, 112 112 112 THE MONEY MARKET. Money closed at the rates heretofore quoted both for cali loans and in commercial paper. The tormer were 2% @ 3 per cent and the latter 4and6 percent for prime notes, Foreign exchaiige was | quiet, at 4.82 for bankers’ sixty days’ sterling and 4.86 for demand, GOLD 114% a 114%, Gold openea and closed at 114%, 8 mean- while having been made at 114%. The rates paid for carrying were from 1 to 3 percent. Loans were made flat for immediate delivery. it is indi- tated that there will be no sales of gold during March by the Treasurer, OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK. Gold cleare:. o $87,115,000 Gold balances + 1,530,616 Currency balances . + 1,768,539 CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT, + $80,064,117 Currency balances 4,023,701 Qoid exchanges. 18,256,691 Gold balances... 958, 384 THE FOREIGN MARKET. | London advices report a gain of £5,000, Consols | and American securities were quiet ana steady. The following are the last quotations :—Consols for Money, 933; ; consols for account, 935¢ @ 93%; 1865 bonds, old, 107%; 1867 bonds, 107%; ten-forty bonds, 108; new fives, 103; Erle, 24 In Paris Tentes were 64f. 75c. An English Journal reports authoritatively that Mr. William Butler Duncan, Who is at present in London, has not resigned trom the Erie direction, and does not intend to do £0, GOVERNMENT BONDS, Government bonds closed firm at the following quotations:—United States currency sixes, 118% @ 1196; do. do., 1881, registered, 118% @ 119; 0. do., do., coupon, 119% @ 120; do, five-twenties, 1862, registered, 116% @ 11734; do, do., do., cou- pon, 116% # 117%; do. do., 1864, registered, 11734 & 117%; do. do. do., 117% @ 117%; do. do., 1865, registered, 118% @ 119% do. do, do, cou- pon, 110% @ 120; do. do., do., new, registered, 118% a 118%; do, do., do., do, coupon, 118% a 118%; 40, do, 1867, registered, 118% a 110%; flo. do., do., coupon, 119% 9 119%; do. do., 1868, registered, 119 @ 119%; do, do. do., coupon, 119% @ 120; do. ten-forties, registered, 1133 @ 114; do, do., coupon, 118% @ 114%; do. fives, 1881, registered, 114% @ 116; do. do., do, cou- Fon, 114% a 114%. THE CNITED STATES TREASURY. A despatch from Washington states that the Secretary of the ‘treasury will issue a call to-day for $6,000,000 of five-twenty bends, interest to cease June 1. The following are the numbers of the bonds called 60, 8,361 to 10,000; $100, 28,101 Lo 27,600; $500, 11,101 to 18,400; $1,000, 88,701 to 39,000, inclusive. The mational bank notes re- ceived for redemption to-day umount to $370,000, ‘The customs receipts to-day were $531,000. ‘The internal revenue receipts were $1,200,000, The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $462,000 on account of interest ana $3,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds, Treasury balances in connec- Von With debt statement :—Currency, $10,800,000; coin, $75,600,000; leas coin certifica’ $22,260,000. The public debt statement shows a decrease of $6,680,000 during the month of February. PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT--MARCH. Debt Bearing Interest in Coin, Bonds at 6 per cent. $1,151,992, 500 Bonds at 6 per cent 672,187,760 ——e $1, 724,130,260 26,080,710 Debt Bearing Interest in ‘Laupul Money. Certificates of in Haeeone rt até per $078,000 14! 14, 678,000 balaat a Devi on which Interest Has Ceased Since Maturity. $8,779,070 | 243,673 $382,072, 147 of deposit, 45,855,000 Erections currency... 44,904,963 | od in certificates, nate aa, “ Rom; “EW 5 & Principal........... 101,611 ” Se ; Unclaimed interest me 18,704 | 509 ao 3 1) 242,689, san | 10) setpoaae tae | senses | 0) 6%) 360,146,210,) ww 2 = NEW YORK HERALD, TU SDAY, Cash in the Treasury. 75,626,083 10,319,097 P’ ot cert \ifleates or deposit as pro- vided by law...... 45,855,000 TOU). ...seceereereeeerereee seeees $131,800, 181 ‘Debt Less Cush in the Tr easury. March 1, 1875. $2,137,315, 989 February 1, 187) 2,143, 996, 17: Decrease of debt during February $6,680,183 Decrease of debt since June 30... 6,772,751 Bonds Issued to Pacific Raitway Companies, In- terest Payable in Lawful Money. Principal outstanding... “ae Interest accrued and no! Pp 6.235 | Interest paid by the United States.... 26,: 994,102 Interest repaid by transportation of mails, &¢...... “a 5,724,214 Balance of interes paid by the Unitea | States... 20,539,888 TREASURY DISBURSEMENTS. The p..yments made from the Treasury by war- rants during Feoruary were as follows:— On ooanas of civil and miscellaneous xpens seceee $4,086,532 4,354,122 1,066,155 5,680,541 TOLER) .cccccrerscsesscresesee covevee $15, 787,356 The above does not include payments made on account of the interest or principal of the public debt of the United States, Coin in the Treasmy.... Currency in the Treasury... Coin certificates Deposits for legal tenders. CALLED BONDS, The calied bonds outstanding on which interest has ceased amount to $7,675,000; $1,606,000 in national bank currency has been issued under the Navy +e ae Interior (Indian and pension: new currency act. This will involve the retire- i 5 ment of $1,280,000 legal tenders, REDEMPTION OF BONDS OF 1862, The Secretary of the Treasury to-day issued a call for the redemption of $6,000,000 coupon bonds, Of the issue of 1862, upon which interest will cease June 1, 1876. The bonds are embraced within the numbers following :— Fifty dollar bonds, from No. 8,351 to 10,000; one hundred dollar bonds, from No. 23,101 to 27,500; | five hundred dollar bonds, from No, 11,101 to 13,600; ome thousand dollar bonds, from No. 88,701 to 39,000. RAILROAD BONDS. Chicago and Northwest consolidated sold at 89; do. gold bonds, 804 @79% @ 80; Ubicago ana Milwaukee firsts, 95;C.,C. and LL ©. firsts, 1071 Delaware and Lackawanna convertible, 110\; Cedar Falls and Minnesota firsts, 83%; New York | Pn Central firsts, 112% ; do., registered. 111; Harlem firsts, sevens, coupon, 109% ; Ohio and Misaissipp!, consolidated sinking fund, 99; ©., U. and 1.0. firsts, 634 @ 62%; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago firsts, 1083 a 109; Pacific of Missouri firsts, 89%; Great Western firsts of 1988, 77; Union Pacific sinking fund, ex interest, sold at 8534 @85% @ 87% @ 86%; from 9434 to 96; citic firsts, California and Oregon branch, 84; do., San Joaquin branch, 84%; do., gold bonds, 97, STATE BONDS Were in moderate request, Missouri sixes being the feature. These sold at 97 tor long bonds; a of 1875 at 100%; New York State bounty regis- tered at 107. feature, BANK SHARES, Fourth National sold (five shares) at 97; Bank of New York (five shares) at 130. The remainder of the quotations are unchanged. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Monpay, March 1, 1875, BEFORE CALI—10 A. i = shs Chi & NW. a 59% 3915 Bh B04 a 9 ae Uieees iis 100 Pac RR of Mo...) 10:15 AND 11:30 A, M, US 5-20, r, "65 118% raigh vy c iy r, "81. Stoo 0 26's, 6, '8) 114% 10w0 U care” Liss | AOU FIRST BOARD—10;38 A, M, $48000 Missouri @'s,1b. 97 10) sha ToldW RR..be Sol, Wi, Wwe ao, bd feos ussguri gs 78.be 136 1 Union firsts advanced | The rest of the market was without | 1600 100 Tol & Wab RR., | 200 Ww | soo 100 300 200 wo 200 | 500 Soo 10 N 0 Pittsbui 20 300 Chi & Ki RR, $16000 U 8 5-20, c,'62.be 116 ° SI OND BOARD—I P. M. ad be | P RR Ist..3 i 400 shs Erie RR. 1000 © & Mids Gon 8 T. 300y Mich rou 2d m 8 con Ist, r 10000 Cen Pac ¢ bd. 2000 Mich Cen 7° 1000 NX & Nb 90) don 1W Lt Cen RR. wy Ohi&R 1 RR, MW 0 £00 M & st P RR pi 60) To. & Wab Ri rf, 25 shs Lel & H Canal. 100 At & Pac Tel. | lw NYC eH RRR. | | 300 Chi & N W RR, Pacific Mail 3745 . £78 74 Se ee Quicksilver, At & Pac tel ee By : Wells-Fargo } Chi fale... air chi & s vee ol * a Chi & N Chi é | COMMERCIAL REPORT. | COTTON DULL, FUTURES EASIER—FLOUR ACTIVE AND FIRMER—WHEAT HIGHER—CORN DEAR- ER—OATS FIRM—BARLEY DULL—PORK UN- CHANGED—LARD HIGHER—GROCERIES QUIET— FREIGHTS QUIET—PETROLEUM HELD FIRMER— LOWER, Monpay, March 1—6 P. M. There was more animation and greater firmness | 4m the merchandise market to-day, and, despite the leading commodities, both on and off Change. es | At the Produce Exchange flour was iairly active | ! and firmer, Wheat was in better request and | prices were decidedly higher, the market closing | strong at the prices elsewhere inserted. Corn was | also firmer, owing chiefy to small receipts. Oats | were frm. Barley was dull, Whiskey was dull ana lower, though nominal, Pork was with- out decided change. Lard was in demand | and rather higher. Freights were quiet, with rates favoring the shipper, noticeably ior grain. Cotton { Was dull and unchanged ior spot, while futures ruled @ shade easier. Groceries were unsetsled and quiet, particularly for sugar. Petroleum ruled firmer, owing to an excited ana higher market at the | Creek. Naval storesexhibited no change in value, and | the market continued quiet, yet there was more inquiry 40 * | noticeable ascompared with the past few days. SEECSEREY 2 cit Del, S B.SEEe > rs SSE .SESEESESESESE 100 | Corres,—Trade was very quiet, and nothing of special | interest transpired. The only transaction reported was @ resale of 2,500 bags, part of the Oreola cargo, but the price was not made public. In jobbing way there was | but little doing. We quote :—Ordinary cargoes, 1640. a 163%, fair do., 17ic. & 173}%¢.; good do., 17%c, @ 18¢.; 183c. a 18}gc.; extreme range for lots, lé6¥c. ; government bags, 26c.. a 28¢.; do. | Mats, 2c. a 20c.; Singapore, 2c. a 240.; Ceylon, 200. a | g1c.; Maracaibo, 183gc. ® 20}¢c. uayra, 18c. a 1930. ; | ae: Ke. & 19c.; St. Domingo, 6c. sh 3 Porto vc. ; Costa Kica, 7c. a 2uc.: Mexican, lec, | a Ike.; Angostura, I9ige. a 2c. ; Savanilis® We. a 200, ; | Curacoa, I7c. w I8isc., goid. 6, and 9) day; |. Cortos.. | The market tor spot cotton was inactive and intone avrifie easier, Exporters were couraged vy their advices from Liverpool from operating and geui- | erally kept aloot from the market, although some negotiations were commenced looxing to the sale ot short notices to this class of buyers. The drooping tendency of the seneral market, and especially the tur- ther Jet down in the prices of ‘iutures put a quieius to this business, and, so far as We can learn, the operations in short notices were contiued to the cali, when saics | were made to the extent of $00 bales at 165-32c. Subse> quently short notices were treely offered at l6igc. final private advices trom Livérpool noted an ea market, and, as our market closed, there was absolutely spinners limited their no export inquiry. march ases to pressing exigencies, Speculators showed isposl- | Rou to bay, aud with holders indicating a desire to sell, the market, without ergner jecline, was teevle close. Wish futures overbought on the "contract market suffered deol tinder the failure of “Liverpool $ | to respond ‘ag fully as ex} ected to the buoyant closing of our market last week, w: 6 early reports of receipLs tor the day indicated a lamer Agucs, than liad boon x pected, and the consequent dij suited in a decline of Sc. a 3-16c. tal recovery and a ual reaction to e day, at which, with more sellers than bayer: market closed barely steady, The maximum ot receipts for the week point to 74,000 bales. Bf Cvs a er for sutures were 16 9 -32e. i ie. 5 July, 17 18-32¢. ust September, ise, a6 Bhat 16; le We quote:—(Prices | based ‘on Standard or classification jn force September 1, 1874, and on id cotton in store running in quality hot more tha haifa grade above or | below the grade geet ity di vary, Jee. strict bi 16366. dling, I Marne 1, 700 at lodge. 0 at 4 a fe ot ne sh om At 16 Lb M.—Marel tise M7. 31-320. 0 at 16 5 | Te 1b ise, 10) af 10 S1-32e.. ae) aba Lois “tah 15160, 100 a 16 20-820, ; June, 100 at 17 5-160, , 200) 100 a WO) at W 9 Seo, 5 July, 1,80) at 17 160, ‘Total, i470 bales. Grand e | celpts the ports were a follows!—-Galvestot, 1 bales: New te 1 Ai Mobile, 1,200; savannah, 2,000 jarieston, ton, ma ; ig | Now ¥ jo Fade ere fais dar | bushels grain at 96... | Flulavelphia or Baltimore to a Continental port | Soon ae NAVAL STORES STEADY—WHISKEY NOMINALLY } | the storm, a better business was done in most of 5 at | AM AMOUNT FROM $1,000 TO ' M2 Cotton freights te toreisn ports quoted thus:—To Havre, by steam, 7c. fo Hamburg, bY steam, ce. Brassan, “DY ste bx Mc. To Liverpool, by steam, | # 2820.‘ vy sail, 7-sid. a sd. compressed * Prous, uno "Guat Recelpie rious, 12088 bo! wheat. “a 730 bw bbis, and +4 ba; ‘the dour mars sor shipping extras, Which were searce. Other qualities aiso rather firmer, but no advance was realized. were reported i bbis, Southern flour do.: eorn meal, |. Hushels; barley, 2,500 do, $4 Wa $4 50 hae o Si Choice = tate Supertine We: Extra Westerns Minnesota ,...2.77 Rouna hoop Onio, shipping drai Round hoop Onio, trate brands. Family, St. Louis, low extra St. Louis, straight xtra, St. Lou St. Lou Rye thot Southern, Southern Southern, offerings higher 9 vines were Were ‘about bushels, N Chicago tn — store 0. $1 134s tor Milwaukee atioat, $l 18 a $1°19 f'si 2a $1.27 tor red and amber winter, 8128.0 81 34 10F White Western, (Corn was in moderate request and firmer, with ¥2,00) bushels sold ‘at 33icc, “a Shige. Lor mixed: Sige. a'84\c. for yellow. closing at, 646. for hilxed: “Oats were'tirm aid in fair demand. Sales 59,000 bushe a We, for sound and 8c, a 7lc. tor White. Canada peas were firm. We aote sales of 1604 bushels. to urtive. at $1 Jd | Barley was dull Sales 20.000. bushels p Sada’ at $1 Rye was dull and nominal at a Ke. Freicuts.—There was a moderate movement in berth freights and in some tstances s ightly easier rates. Vessels for charter were inquired for, but little or notuing was accomplished, aug the eae ot rates was in the shippers’ tavor. The ments were:—lo Liverpool, by steam, 8,000 els corn at bales cotton at 4c. @ 9 32d. SOU puckages provisions at dus. a 3d8., and by sail 5v bDbis, whaleboue at Js. To London, by steam, 48,00 20 tons tallow grease ow, by steam, 10 standard; and 40 tons clover seed at 4s, To G , 50 bbls. four at éd, To Muli, by sels of com at 7igd. ‘To. Antwerp, by tons lard and 400 boxes bacon at@a The only reported were:—A British ship to arrive with 7.00) ‘bit& oF retued petroleum from New York, ex: este, cluding Dutch, at §% With rosin, at 8736 Movassis.—Foreugn grades met with some ti but no sales of consequence were reporte wus less sought alters Jet a moderate’ ousiness Dorted at steady prices, Sales W bbls. of fe our auotations, 48 follows:—Last crop— Tuga! and mixed, Svc. a 3: do., claved do., muscovado pecans 26 ee. 3c. Porto Kico, 38e. New Orleans, 5c. & 6c, nUscovado, 573 du. English Islands, 1,433 do, and 800 bbs. New Orieans. AVAL StoWEs.—For sp Rumored, a bark hence to T t9 of turpentine the market continued quiet but stendy; 100 bok. ot merchantable order sold at 30e., which was the closing rosin was quiet and Quoted at $2 ub sales of 700 vbis. of No. 2 at $2 35 a 82 45, 400 ols. of No. Zand So 1 at $2 3 “a $275, and 755 bbis. strained at 203. “ir quiet and quoted sieady at $2 26 for Wilming- ton. Piten sold im @ small way at figures previously quote Perkotxum.—For refined the market was unsettled and prices higher, under the influence of a “shut down” movement at the Lreck. Quoted at 1ic%. a Ie. tur March delivery. Crude in bulk We. a Wie. ; and naphtha at le. a liye. phia market was quiet, but also firmer, refined closing ut ldicc, tor March, | We note sales of 1.20) Dbis., a resale deliverable up to the 10th at and"s,000 bois. March Cathr'we heard of saige ‘of Ow bois, crude In Strained a 82 ‘io We note 4% | Sue in New York, at 7%e., losing strong at 8e., and sold tor last halr of refined at 154c. with 6,W0' bbis. month atthat price. At the. oil producing points the market ruved very sirong with quotations as follows:— Ol City, $1 90 a $196; Titusville, $l 85 a 31 773g: Petroleum Contre oute, $1 55 bid, at wells; Parker's, United, Mediate shipment, PROVISIONS. —Keceipts—cork, 602 bbls, ; beef, none ; cut meats, 2,054 packages; lard, 1,730 bbls. and tterces. ' For mess pork the market was firm, with sales ot 2U0 bbls, ou the spot at $19 25: 1,0 bbls, tor May, at $19 50, and 40 bln, prime mess spot on. private terms” Stock this date, 2,445 bbls., ot which 65 bbls. are old mess. Bacon—The market Was quiet but steady. We note a sale of 100 Jong clear at lue.; boxes of short clear quoted oe lu 13-16c, a 10%c. Dressed hogs ruled about steady it Sige. fi ern, and 8%c. @ 9c. for the range market to-day ruled quiet and were placed in a jobbing way, footlit up 35 pioee es at tgures within our ‘quoted range, as tollows:—$ll a $12 torextra mess inspected, $lv0 5) a $l for uninspected, $10 Wor plain mess m- pected, $9 50 tor plain mess uninspected 16 50; er 24 for prime mess, and city extra Inga mess ains we tected, but not guotably, cl hanged | in Value; held tor 819 0 $22 for the ranges: reported at $22 Cut meats met with a light inguarg but without resulting in transactions to any extent. Prices ‘The sales include 1,2 pickied nams moked hams at 12ic., 1,50 pickled cc. and 80 boxes clear bellies at llc, estern steam the market ruled with sales of 300 Herces, spot. at b5%c; a 2.000 Herces tor Maren at Vis 1-16. a 1 i tor Aprii at 15 15-16c., 1,250 uerces for May at Itc. ‘and 20 terces tor June ‘at ldige, per Ib. ; also 50 tierces on sac, Ncein—the attendance of buvers was very. a ‘aud no business of importance was transacted. news from Washington regarding the Tariff bill was I favorabie and the market showed some indications weakening. The only dealings included 2% hhds. cen- trliagal, 8/%c.; 103 hhus. and $V boxes do., 8c. a B70. (mostly sold saturday). Keflned was firm, but quiet, at ec. 1109, tor standard A, Wc. granulated, Wise, pow. dered, Wie. crushed. Stock. March Y 888 8. bags and las ih We ‘quote * ba-Reitning, inferior to common, 6%. & 7%4c.: do. fair to good tair, Tac. a 7T%e.; do. good to prume, (7qc. a 8c. y, fair’ "to good, 8c. a SiGe. « prime 10' choice, centrifugal, hds. and boxes, t lasses, Dhds. and boxes, 6ke. a + clayed. boxes, Datel standard, Laas, Oy AWD, Sods Tiles. ® Bie ; do. do., 16 to 18, 9840. a A io.: TotoW, se. a 1hgo.t white, Yige. a'lU {igo—Keflming, common to prime. Tena Tie. 2 fale t Cholegs) 3c. & wo A Noe8 Sige. Bragil—Dutch standat “vava—Dutcn standard, Now, IU. to Superior and exira superior, Te. a —Retining grades, 63gc. a 7c. ; gro- e des, 7! Sige. KICK The Te Ree was rather quiet to-day, but prices were steady lor bout domestics and toreign. ‘sales were reported of 500 bags Bangoorn in bonds at D ; Louis air to prime, common qualities-down to 6c. ; Wangoon at bige. a O95 currency: Patna at 7ie., eur: rency: Rangoon, in bond, at $2 ‘old. ey ne The. mnarkek wan quiet aud barely steady, We note u sale of 50 tierces of Western at 13%e. per ib. TaLtow wes s.eady, but the inarket quiet. Sales 75 hhds. at 849¢, aud 4,500 bbls. of out of town stock at sige. per ib. Wuisker.—Receipts, 705 bbls, The ma: met dull and il U7 and buy- arties apart; sellers jon. nominally lower. ers at $1 05 per DOMESTIC MARKETS, Gatyxston, March 1, 1875. niddling, ‘1b36C. 5 Cotton strong and highe: ding, 1c,; good ordinary, ‘I4sgc. Net receipts, 1,209 Sieg: gross, (208 Exports—to Great Bri 2,793; constwive, 1,635. Sales, ri Rhee 918. ORLEANS, bar ot 1875, Cotton firm; middling, ae Net rece} ts, 6,610 bales; 7,49. Sxporw—To Great Britain, Ler to grees, Wits: counwiee, S87k Bales, vod” Bock, ood oral firm; middling, dinar, for ‘ne aeguulenty 480; comstwise, a. Savannau, March 1, 1875, Most.r, pane 1, 1875, 0.3 low midd! Cotton quiet; midline. god oF ordiuary, 143sc. jet receipts, 70. 6, stock, 97,577, abi anes _Ctanessron, March J, 1875 Cotton quie an ifm; mi ins ic. a middling 13 1sije.; nood ordinary, Lddge.'a eg, coipta, 1 vba s Exporte=TS Kratce, 8, 600, Stock, 43,945, wise, 1,235. Osweco, March 1, 1875. Plour steady and unchanged; & winter und $6 75 for doubie extri Milwaukee club, $1 17. Corn itn more inquiry: neal—$37 for boited Muiiteea ateady ; shorts, “26; 0 per ton. to New York, 400 ; to Albany, e oFFALO, March 1, 1875, dy at sic. jor unbolted per, ton. shipstufts, $27: mi In store and afloat—Wheat eos bushe| GLsle do; omls 2264 do; barley, 72.919 do. j 2157 peas, 4,266" do. re none. ke: celpts. ali through treight— lou, 50) bbls; mybest. Bu. binshels; corn, 170M do.; barley, ull uyelidiged, orain-—No tranaac- the of Pork quiet at $19 25, High wines oominal. cial nh March 1, 1875. unchanged. Wheat Ny er extra white M March $1 0744; Peart sits, ss 2 red, in fair demand; hign mixed, et vat Advancing tendency; N Flour quiet: Wabash, $ Nicnigaoe sh $1 u7. Corn firm, mixed, 6734c Michigan, 58¢.: white, 6c. Clover seed, $6 a (Dreme hogs—Sales at $8 25 for heavy. Receipts— 8,00) bushels: corn, 3,000 do. Shipments— Wheat, 2000 bush oats, 8,000 do. Curcaao, March 1, 1875, Flour in ste demand; superdine spring, $3 1232; extra ., $40 eat ve, 1 higher end firm; No. Shine. pte ce or bie] eae ve ‘hay, ‘gs sc. ek Ye Os cori: iene. Gi 9 See ry e od $15 8256 0 86M. ae Ta food demand at $13 30, spot or "Sis Buig a $15 05 Abril. Bulkmeats sendy, Whiskey Histhat At, 51 08. RecetpterFlour 18.5 neat, REP 000 a. rye, 2,000 ‘do, ShipmianteePlour 6 ‘000 bbis. wheat, 20.t00 Dushels corn, 11,0 do. ; oats, do. ; barley, 7.0 Hid do, At oot eal of the sare Haren was un ork brine gx ua 2 $ eh: $18 trig a id 60 april EUROPEAN MARKET. Loxpox re. Se taeeen, Maroh 1—Bven- per ing. —Linseed oil, 266. pasos sche + A ee BINANCIALY % REASONABLE I RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages oe er Securities, Insurance of all kinds efected w! Best companies. J. J. HABRIOH & GO..117 Broatway. A Rocke ve ant th: Ct Levent ays nin nt tree TOMBE ull information sent tree on applic: 4 CO, Bankers and Brokers, No. 2 Wall st, New Yo 4 in) Ion he ahah ak Toe Real Leg td tg ‘this city OF Brooklyn, tor verm ot year out bonw sb WILLIAM ui xVEPr 130 Broaaway. A* INSTITUTION WILL LO, Ay, IN SUMS TO 8U. on First Mortgages on improved city Property 5 Ts ey proterred; eo bonus; ap| apolioations reoelvi He aa ee Para OOS sane ereen _MARCH 2, 1875,—TRIPLE ‘SHEET. © firm under a fair demand | Corn meal steady; | payable at First Fowrrasue SAVINGS INSTITU’ J ALWAYS HAVE MC desiring to BOR FINANCIAL. Mortgage for sale immediately; about five months runs east side dwelling: liberal discount. Owner, 1GH 1 TENSTEIN, 144 Kast Forty fourth street J IVIDEND NOTICE.—MASONIC SAVINGS AND Loan Bank, No, 6 Post stregt, Ma r E Frat ® meeting of the Board of Dire Bani id January is, 1875, a dividend wa tne rate of nine nud one: half (3g) per cent ver wi Term Deposits, and seven and one-half 7's) per annum on Ordinary Deposits, for the semi-annual term gpding January 21. 1875, Able on and after January tree of ull taxes. Certificates of Deposit issued, National Bank. New York; aisy if Jadelphia, Boston. Chicago and St Louis; London, Paris, Hamburg and al! the principal cites of Europe. Deposits received and pald in gold coln and ‘tividends ‘oneys placed to our credit ut the . Will be credited to the passbook sent by return mall. Hu. T. GRANT, Secretary. aid im it ON, corner of Sixth avenue and Twelfth street, ‘Money deposited at any time will commence to draw terest on the first day of the following month. Interest paid January, 1. 1875, at the rate of SsVEN PER eCENT Pie ‘ANNUM, i WITT, President. Gronar ©. Watpo, serine EY TO LOAN ON GOOD ouortgs ‘without bonus. Principals VEor apply to H. L, GRANT, 11 Pine street. New York cit, T° man in a inon $5,000 for nine months; 4 good imdorséd note, $2,000 pere Sonal property and 10 per cent interes: given: “Address. Heat full name, for three days, MERCHANT, pox 120 seven apn | $25,000 4s 00 $100.000 est estimate, $300,! tember, in New York. NEY, YORK, MARCH 1, @ 8c, cases, at The ‘Philadel- irom risk or encumbrance, to a competent part erate capital only 1s Leet but evidence of business ability and inreReiy, inust 2,811 New York iwo Rugules Presses, about 160 tonts Job dress AGE, » Herald office. connections, partaers, wish to Feplace about $50,000" capital, with an Active business 1 fin GRIGGS & CARL packed, $| d reel at $22 a $24 tor indian rye iag $00 State Gs he or take partner to mauufacture. seen at count of ill heaith man, $10 orders on hand. ' Factory $500 $2.50," low mid. t, 153 Ming, 15d4c. + r, Lagec. New Teceipts, 1) wy ty bales, ..xporte— Sales, 2,000, IB; low, middling, 15340. ; 2,904 bales; gross, ‘Exports—To the Continent, 6,514; coastwise, 1,720. 800 bbls. at $6 for No. 1 spring, $6 25 for amber winter, $6 50 tor white Wheat quiet; No. L Barley no sales reported. Corn jddlings, Hatiroud treights—Vlour to Boston, 500, three cars of new corn on the Lard, l¢c. Dressed 2 white amber 866.5 re: Corh active and yigier Md mixed, baage. a Se Uats ac. Sieh a BUCKMAN, aged 53 F, and A. M., and the of Exempt Firemen, art $50,000 TO LOAN ON 10 CaP(TALISTS_—MONEY WANTED FOR CHI- JOSIAH a. REE, ‘No, 20 Nassaw street, s 6 and 7, New York, _makes desirabie | “ioans on’ Chicago city Property. CAPITALISTS.—ANENERGETIO BUSINESS maxing monopoly wants to borrow office. QV AXtED-TO BORROW, FOR A THEM OF YEARS $15,000 on first clasa mill property in Minnesota; lerald one of the best locations in the State; worth three umes the amount; interest ten per cont per annum. Address box 3,241 New York Post office ANTED TO BORROW—$2,50) ON N improved Real Estate, first’ mortgage: er cent weint-annualty |. Address B. G. OAN, AT LOW RATES, UPON VALUA- ‘o Property, large river front. Address “JERSEY interest no bonus. Money wanted a. Herald office. M. Herald office. TO LOAN—ON BOND AND MORTGAGE $y, 500 on New York or Westchester county Prop- aR ML i. ) SHEPHERD, A3t Broadway, wz capital; impr imber Land : ayable in instalments eres improved Land, remainder in pals only address T. H, KNOX, liberty” igtreet. 8 PER CENT BONDS FOR SALE Secured by 9,000 acres coal and iron ands in Ohio, besides furnaces, buildings, worth, low- interest payable March and Sep- $2,750 GILT EDGE PURCHASE MONEY SECOND | | from her late resi CROKER.—On Monday, Maren 1, MaRY, wife ef Henry Croker, tn the 64th year of ner age. Relatives and friends of vie family, also the members of Mercantile Lodge, No. . 0. O. Fay are respectfully invite fo attend the tuners, 4 vench street, Jerse: City, on Wednesday, March % at one o'clock P. S On Monday, March 1 18th Mary u Vio eloved calld of Jobn D. he M. Cummings, awed | year and Iz days, Kelatives and friends are respectiuily Writes uw attend the funeral, irom the residence of her pa rents, No, 540 Hicks street, Brooklyn, oun Wedues- day, 3d i , at (Wo O'clock P. DONOVAN.--On Sunday, Feb: 'y 28, Many, be- loved daugiter of Denis and Margaret Donovan, in the 25t0 year of her age. Funeral from parents’ resiaence, No, 8 Roosevelt street, on Tyesuay, Marcu 2 at -past one o’ciook P. M, DoRAN.—On Monday, March 1, after a long iliness, JouN Doras, ip the outh year of his age, ‘The relatives and iriends of the family are re spectfully invited vo attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 633 Seconda avenue, on Wednes- day, 3d inst., at hali-past one P, M, fpwakbs.—In Brooklyn, March 1, 1875, Mrs. E1iza Epwarbs, wile of tue late John Edwards, aged 60 years. je friencs and acquaintances of tne rami es etlully invited to attend her fune! Thursday afternoon, at two o’ciock, 6 Court street, Brooklyn, L. I. ELLiort.—At Rutlertora Park, N. J., on Satar- day, February 27, of diphtheria, Kate Conpit, daughter of W. P.and Sarah A Elliott, aged & years and 8 months, Funeral at the residence of Richard Allison, Loh on Tuesday, March 2, on the arrival of the 1:45 P.M. Erle Railway train, foot of Chambers street. EvgxeTt.—On Monday, Maren 1, CaTHEeRIne ADELIA, daughter of John and Catherine Everett, aged 2 ears and 5 days, Relatives and [riends of the family are respect+ fully invited to attend the funeral, trom the resr dence of her parents, No. 123 Park avenue, Brooklyn, on Wednesday, at two P, M. Fick,—On Sunday, February 28, Wituiam W. Fick, in the 36th year of bis age, suddenly, of pheumonia, Funeral at the residence of John J. Dowd, 70 Cranberry street, near Fulton terry, Brooklyn. on Wednesday, at one o’ciock P.M, ‘Remains will be taken to Cypress Hills Cemeter; Ty. Colorado Territory, Nevada, Ca:tfornia, and De troit (Mica.) papers please copy, GoTrLigB.—-On Sunday afiernoon, February 2& SAMUEL GoTTLiEs, aged 40 years, Relatives and friends of the family are reg! fully invited to attend the funeral, from ow residence, 10 Sands cet Brooklya, on Tuesday, March 2, at ten o'clock A. M. Portehester (N. Y.) papers please copy. HaLLeTT.—At Maspeth, L, 1., on Saturday, Feo ruary 27, THOMAS HALLuTT, aged 77 years. The relatives and iriends of the fumily are re- spectiully invited to attend the pee. thls (Tuesday) morning, at ten o’clock, from his late fesidence, Maspeth. LIVINGSTON & CO., 239 Broaaway. _COPART’ FIRM OF 1875.—THE Stead & Cooke is this day dissolved by mutual con- sent. Either Macs verre men vy Aiquidation D3. , COOKE, — EW FIRMS WILL FIND “THE METROE LITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, No. 218 Broadway, an excelient place to have their Printing done with Promptness, neatness and cne: press, GENTLEMAN, HAVING MORE BUSINESS THAN he can do justice to, would assign one bran oly Free +a mod- furnished, Address box ‘ost office. JOB PRINTING OFFICE, IN GUOD CONDITION, well located; low rent; has one Degener, 4to., and ‘ype, ec." Ad- “IMPORTING | HOUSE IN CLOTHS, CURTAIN ie 4c., with an cxtensive tri “ — Ie a of owing to the decease t of for office and cea, Apply to N, 93 Broadway. PARTNER WANTED—WITH CAPITAL, BY A member of the New York Stock Exchange, of good credit and standing. Address BROKER, Herald office, _ USINESS THE BEST PATENT CONNEOUON IN the world for water, stoam and quickness; will sell aD Dey street. New York. VARRIAGE MAKING.—A PARTNER WANTED, WITH Fe capital, to extend the business and take charge of the books; a sate business, Apply at 283 Bowery, one door above Houston street. HAu INTEREST FOR $1,600 TO 2,000 IN A SPLEN- did staple manufacturing business. eoumar ee. tents and machinery ; immense trade ; unlimited prot 300 per cent weekly. REED, 335 Broadway, office %4 and SK ARTNER WANTED—WITH $1,500 TO $2,000, FOR the office, to take the pines of ‘ene retiring on = ; & good openi for an ene! Address 0. B., Herald othoe. . or ARTNER WANTED—WITH FROM $4,000 TO $5,000, to take indoor management of a bona fide estab- lished city business requiring extension ; books open and @losest inspection offered; stocks, fixtures. &c., rs, sent over above figures. Address JAMES WILLIA’ box 144 Herald office. WANTED—T0 PUSH WESTBROOK'S MaA- ple Syrup; Fionondiy sold at 1,000 stores; ‘242 Hudson street. WANTED—FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF s., ype laae ine business; associations, #, pepects. rst class in every particular. Address Ei SHAN tbo: x 1,794 New York Post ottice. —PARTNER WANTED, IN A Koger that will pay $1, io West Fourth $5. 000 —PARTNER WANTED WITH THAT ‘+ amount, by a wholesale importing house, the place of aretiring partner; must be a good A. ¥. Z., box 10) He aid oft e. TO $10,000 AND PARTNER WANTED— To extend a first class board, directory $5.000 and loan business, Address NO RISK, Herald Uptown Branch office. 10. 000. —PARINER TO MANUFACTURE THE best selling patent in the market. ‘estern and pesnere. States for sale, or the United States tor $20,000. Aadress J.J. CANNON, Herald office. 15. 000. —A PARTNER WANTED—WITH THIS + sum, in money, to engage in “cleansing otton waste and fibrous suvstances”—a weil tried and Iucrative business, Room Be No. 19 Nassau street, New York, From, M. to 6 P. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, ENGAGED. HUTTER—FISHEL,—LEOPOLD HOTTER tO FRED- ERECKA FISHEL, both of this city. DIED. ALLISON.—At Rutherford Park, N. J., on Sunday, Fevruary 28, of diphtueria, THEODORE TAYLOR, gene 2 years and 11 montas, and EpiTH, aged 1 year, 2 months and 16 days, only children of Richard and Mary Allison. Funeral services on Sart d March 2, upon the arrival of tne 1:45 P. Brie Ratiway traiu, irom 1001 Of Chambers sareet » Relativi id friends of the ‘amily are respectiully invitea attend. BaLTEs.—On Sunday, February 28, ELIzaBETa CATHERINE, wife of William Baltes, in the 70th year of her age. Friends of the family, of hér son, sone Son Schneider, John W. hh Sohst, are respectfully invited to at- vend the funeral, from No. 526 Eighth avenue, on Tuesday, March 2, 1875, at one o'clock. BARRETT.—ELLEN BARRETT, Wile of Cornelius Barrett, aged 83 years. Tue relatives ‘and irlends of the family are re- greeted to attend the funeral, on Tuesday, March trom her late residence, No. 1, 1,061 Third avenue, at two o'clock. BEIRNB.—On Sunday, February 28, PaTRICK BEIRNE, aged 45 years. Relatives ‘and. imends are Piha seed invited to attend the funeral, fr: 8 late residence, No. 1, Whitehall street, on day, March 2 at ten o’clock A. M. The remains wi’ be taken to Cal- vary Vemetery for interment, BENRIMO.—DANIEL BENRIMO, March 1, 1876, Notice of funeral hereaiter. * BENSEL.—Suadenly, February 27, DROWNLEE Brees son of James B, and Maria M. Bensel, aged 41 yea! ‘ihe ‘relatives and friends of the jamily are re- spectiuily invited to attend the tuneral services, at bis late residence, St, Nicholas avenue, corner Of 166th street, on Tuesday, March 2, a@t four o'clock P. M., without further notice. Train leaves Thirtieth street depot tor 162d street, at three o'clock P. BRanpt.—On Saturday, February 27, JOHNNY, son or rae Sophia Brandt, aged 5 years, 6 months and 17 Relatives and friends of the family, also the mem- bers of Hermann Lodge, No. 268, F. and A.M, are respectfully invited to'attena the faneral, ‘from the residence of his parents, 89 Morton street, on by et March 2, at half-past one o’clock. Bri —On Sunday, February 28, after a snort tunes, S RLIZABETE, wile of Isaac V. Briggs, im the oh year of her age, tives and iriends of the family are respect- faliy rot to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 235 Bast 124th ia in Wednesday, Rel will be taken to ry, yonvers| oF Interment. oa. wonaay, March 1, Gzonos fe ds tre “4 re Nentee ae Be to jt, tne oer Oswego ‘nin Grand, UCKMAN.—Suddeniy, ¢ Monday, March 1, years, 1 month and 25 relatives and friends of the family, also the lel Carpenter Lodge, No. 643, embers of the Ai Po re Liully invited to tend the funerai, on ay ae ten oolock A. M., from Ley late residenc 0. 129 Bast 113th e DaNIL CARPENTER LODGE, No. 643, F. AND i] Meet at BN— Y. 1d a | Sitend the banevator Browser onebh i Buckman, | Phiiadelpiia and Baltimore papers please copy, HILLMANN.—On Friday, February 26, at four ove P. M., at hig residence, No. 336 Gard street, Hoboken, N. J., JOHANN HILLMANN, aged 48 years, 7 Months and 22 days. Reiatives aud friends of the eg 43 also mem. F, and Ww. Presi- bers of United Brothers’ Lodge, A. M.3 Ce Schutzen Corps, oapiain KF Schuwann; Lyra singing Cluo, '. Duis, dent, and Norddeutscher Clup,’ @ Abrling, Pres dent, are respeciiuily invited to attend tne funeral, from nts late residence, on Tuesday, March 2, at two o’clock P. M. ‘The remains will be interred in the Hoboken Cemetery. HorPkNSrEDT.—In Brooklyn, on Saturday even- ing, February 27, PAULINE, the beloved daughter or G. L. and Pauline Hoppenstedt, aged 2 years and 5 months. Relatives and iriends are invited to attend the funeral, from her parents’ residence, No, 42 pony street, on Tuesday, March 2, at two o’clooR JOHNSON.—At Elizabeth, N, J., March 1, 1876, Mrs, FANNY JOHNSON, In the 62d year of her age. The funeral services will be held at her late rea dence, 154 Tnird street, Elizabeth, this afternoon, Marcb 2, at two o'clock. LEwis.—On Sunday, February 28, 1875, after @ severe fllness, Louira PABSARGREA, gecend daughter of Albert Lewis, M. D., aged 3 years, 3 months and 27 days, The friends of the famtly are invited to attend the funeral, (rom the residence of her parenta, 242 Hudson street, Hoboken, N. J., at eleven o’elock A. M., Tuesday, March 2. LINGSWEILER,—On February 28, jalf-past seven o'clock, the beloved wiie of sabes Liagawer. ler, Jr., aged 23 years and 2 months, Relatives and iriends of the family are reapect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from her iste residence, 182 Varick street, on Tuesday, March 3, at one o'clock. Sing, N. ¥., on funday, Loccwoop.—at Sin; February 28, MUNSON J. LooK WOOD, in theé8th yeas are re Otte relat d friends of the family e relatives an lends ot ert Trinity ‘cidnesday, spectiully invited to attend his fanees ‘ain eaves ar Carriages. Is cuureh, in the village ors Be ae March 3, at one o'clock P. second street at eleven A. M. tendance at sing Sing depot. Macy.—Un Saturday, February, 27, Cee aged 20 years, sou Of the late ©. Macy. COMPANY ORDERS—No. Company K, SEVENTH REGIMENT, Nasu, } New York, Feb, 28, 1875. It 1s tne painful duvy of the Commendant to = nounce the death of your late comrafe, Be! ©. Macy. Members will assembie at the ye at iar to ten A. rat Tuesday, ten, ee 2 io Ea. tan ress, crape on left arm, to attel By order rn area i LENTILEOM- J. H, Livinaston, First MorvM.—On Monday, Maret, 1 ab, Jonn MonUm, aged 67 years. ‘fhe faneral will take place this (Tuesday) after noon, from his late residence, 189 West ee waneis me one on piral ent (England) papers please eopy. McDowELL.—On Friday, reoruary 27, Witt D., only son of James and Maria W. McDowell, in the 19th year of hit Funeral from nis tele ‘tesidence, No. 64 ih treet, Brooklyn, on Trresday, March 2, at two P. MOGOVERN.—On Monday, Memch 1, CaTHBRINE MCGOVERN, 36 years of age, Relatives and friends 01 the family are respect tully invited to attend the !anvral, from ber late residence, 233 Atlantic street, Wednesday, March 8, at two o'clock. McLaUGHLIN.—On Monday, Ast inst., GEoRes Mo- LAUGHLIN, aged 62 years, Relatives and iriends of the family are invited to atlend his funeral, on Wednesday, Sd inst, at three ¥. M., Irom 100 Grove street, Jeruey City, kJ PERY.—At the Jumel spony ene on Heignts, on Saturday, February 27, ie AL GUILLAUME RaYMON PER%, Ksq., of Bordeaux. France, in the 42d year of Jais age. Solemn requiem bigh mass will be s: in St, Elizabeth’s church, Fort Washington, ou Weanes- day, March 8, at eleven «’clock A. M. The rele tives and intimate friends, of the deceased, ate in- vited to meet at the mansion atten o'clock A. M. of the same day. Carrizges will ve in waiting at the station at is2d streos, and also at Fort Wasu- ington, to meet the 10720'A, M. train of the Hud. gon River Ratlroad irom Thirtieth street. PROVOOST.—At his Kestdence, Portchester, om Friday, February 26, W1LLiaM PRovoosT, im the 713d year of his age. The relatives and friunds of the family are in- vited to attend the fuueral, irom St. Pever’s bh on Wednesday, March 8, at eleven o'clock ROBINSON.—On Motiday morning, 3st Lin Th of diphtheria, EMMa Witston Rosingon, aged 6 J aud 11 months. ‘The relatives and Jirlends are mvited to attend the juneral services on Wednesday, 3d inst, &% eleven A, M., at the residence of her grandiatner, R binson 8 West Twenty: ay ‘The Temaing will by taken to Tarrytown tor inter- men ROLLINS.—In thts city, on Monday, Mareh 1, of neumonia, Mrs, AURELIA F, ROLLINS, widow ot john A. Rollins, aed 65 years, Funeral ser vat her late r No. 117 West pieyenes treet, on Wedn Relatives and friends are’ ‘mvited té BENJaMD Benjamin 12:30 P, M. otReliat (Me.) Ts please copy. .) pa ROURKE.—OD aay, Feor Fevraary 28, Many, wit John Rourke, aged 27 years. ‘The reiatives and iriends of the famtiy ate Te- viterd to attend the funeral, on Tues March 2, 9% one o’ciock P. M., from her late lence, No. £100 Kast Forty-ninth etreet. SaYRE.—At tae residence of ner son-in-law, A, Q@ Thompson, fHiizaveth, N. i Mre. BP. Le wile of the late, Jas. C. Sayre, of Loutsville, Ky., the 89th year fof her age. STRONG.—Im% Brookiyn, oF iz pho ie. PP 1st a] A@NES ELLIOT 1, ater Strona a pono cana the end os — Notige of tu ae ei hevennet.. Taacy.—At staméord, Conn. Mary, Widow of the late chester, Conrt., in her 77th year, March 1, jutas Traay, et Gor TRAVER.—(in Monday, PREDERIOK R TRav: Bast Fourth tres, ou feaneniay evening, Keren rth street, on ateighto reloes” Remains taken to nursday W orning for interme: Vicnon.—- Oe Mol , Marc 5 Manes looms, vie a wighter of rick and Agale from the house of Kemsen st ree! Brookiya, on We at one o'clock WaLtox,—O1 “aipnrnenia, ALIcs Watton, ne io. 38 a ieee os tm e8 oO! formed tiat the faneral will tak ke piece. this ee one OXslock, trom No, 140 Yorn Frees de ILE /8.—Suddenly, on Saturday morning, ° apoplex’), Isaac P,, ts of James M. and the Lavinia a. Me eee im the 46th year o1 his The riegatives and frieuds uf the opr of 4 brotuer Anlaw fe @ late Hon. William Mi a wi ee Ho. a8 Orava re hay our ott tarener invitation. Me Earp ee aoe a, Mant A, only d aug! Guvert W: Hein tives and friewds are respectfully invited to attemd tne iugeral, trom ter ta late residence, 168 119°m street, on 1 dap hy ete o'clock P. M. YouLg.—On Monday Sy eg ah ‘wie ot Willtam Ly Loute and eldest pad °F ineral_o Pivesday, gta 2 at two o'sleen 7.1 yen Unson sauate Hosek