The New York Herald Newspaper, October 19, 1875, Page 11

4 NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1875—QUADRUPLE SHEET. COMMERCIAL REPORT. FINANCIAL AND COMMER Stocks Irregular, COTTON ON THE SPOT QUIET AND STEADY—FU- TURES BARELY STEADY—FLOUR QUIET BUT STEADY—WHEAT STEADY—CORN EASIER—OATS FYIRBMER—BYK DULL AND NOMINAL—BARLEY but a 47 98 . ty UIET—BARLEY MALT DULL AND UN- Trifle Firmer c - CHANGED—PORK UNCHANGED—LARD QUIET— Guaranty and Indemnity Com- PETROLEUM FIRM—NAVAL STORES Sates AND pany, their share 46 50 Laas 49g | FIRM—HIDES QUIET AND STEADY—OILS QUIET GOLD STEADY AT 116 7-8. | General expenses, special committees, tele- AND UNCHANGED — WHISKEY STEADY — gtapli news, d., &o. 715 42] YREIGHTS STEADY—NEMP AND JUTE QUIET tatlonery je 2 | AND UNCHANGED—GUNNIES DULL/—COFFEE ‘ JUIET—SUGAR STEADY. ‘The Price of Rag Money at this Rate 85.57— i ai PN er ae Government Bonds and Gold Invest- Py od A scadestiotpeu from April 1, 1875, $15,950 og | The merchandise markets were generally fairly ac- tive at tull prices, In some cases a further advance occurred, but as a general thing there was no decided change. Flour was quiet but steady. Wheat was in good demand, but business was checked by the extreme views of holders and the market left off quiet. Corn was in fuir request, but a shade easier, Oats wero firm, Whiskey quiet, Pork and lard without decided chango By balance, 1st October, 1875, On deposit, New York Life’ In surance and Trust Company . $46,606 96 On deposit, United Staves Trust Company....... On deposit, New York Guaran- ty and Indemnity Company, account rent... % On deposit, Manhattan Bank ment Securities Steady. Want Streer, Mowpay, Oct. 18-0 Pp u} Speculative securities to-day, in the early hours, Ghowed considerable steadiness, but they were weak and lower near the close, the decline from the highest verse 45,064 67 },000 00 6,495 70—126,167 23 pines Cotton on the spot was quietand steady, Futures wore point of the day being from 4 toZper cont North- | Total.....,.... “* ; $144,526 35 | barely oral eo bhai a firm, Pah stores were ‘west proferred fell off from 60 to 48, common from J Oot 1 torte Ee BDWARDS, Treasurer. | quiet and frm. Olls were quiet and unchanged. Hides were 85% to 3434, St. Paul from 82% to 82, proferred from re ete a ea quiet and steady. Hemp and jute was quiet and unchanged, 6244 to 61%, Missouri Pacific from 16% wo 15%, Ohios |p, 8 ' Gunnies were dull. Groceries were quiet and stendy. rece) the ths ending September let from 16% to 15%, Hannibal and St. Joseph from 1834 to bse ode dag great Ge tema iis Correx.—The market for Brazils was quiet; mild coffee 17% Michigan Central from 9834 to 67%, Pacifo Mail | | amount collected from members reinstated) $750 00 | was steady, but quiet ib note one of 1,800 bags of Tio to 86%, Western Union 4 7 | From transfers of membership ,000 00 | (old before arrival), ex Lugo, on private terms, Tho stock from 81% to 86%, Weslern Union from 14% to 73% | Hom members for fines. ... 1,199 00 | of Rio at Now York is, 68,965 bags; at Baltimore, 96,685 sand Lake Shore trom 65% to 64%. Erie reacted from | From customers’ tickets 62 50 | do,; at Richmond, 13,600 do. ; at Mobile, 3,500 do. ; at New 15% to14%. In the final dealings a steadier fecling | From ganatiocs Grane ; 9000 09 | Orleans. 9,543 do.; at Galveston, 8,500 do; aflowt and load- (prevailed and prices recovered 4; to 3¢ per cent. ¥rom Manhattan Quotation ing tor United States to 3d ult., 50,332 do.; purchased for THE SALES TO-DAY. pany—Rent to August 1. ne sese ee 90000 | United States to 10th inst., 304,000 do, We quote— ‘The transactions on the Stock Exchange to-day aggre- bigs New York Guaranty and Indemnity Ordinary cargoes, 18%, a 19; falr do. 20, mpany :— . a 20340; good do, 203. a 20%; prime do, «gated 183,900 shares, which were divided among active Their share of engineer's wages. $207 14 feb oatae se askine pores eles : wecurities as follows:—Erie, 24,875 ; Lake Shore, ‘Their share of repairs. 21 23 gest: Banne, fale to goad’ sO e aie ata: wucake Geet 78,680; Chicago and Pittsburg, 150; Northwestern, ‘Their share of fucl.. 46 60 . : Pen ak ee ae i ‘ WRRie aitate ed iniaiet oe Gab Java, government bags, 20e, @ 27c.; do., grass mats, 260, a 14,100; do. preferred, 700; Pacific Mall, 21,600; St. Of Hotei 70 71 28e,; Singapore, do., 22. a 24e,; Ceylon, 2le, a 220. ; Mara- ‘Paul, 5,800; do. preferred, 1,300; Ohios, 4,100; West. 435 58 | caibo, 20c. a 22c.; Laguayra, 20c. a 2lc.; Jamuica, 1834c. 0 vern Union, 24,825; Union Pacific, 600; Michi | 20e.: St. Domingo, 18¢. a 18340. ; Porto Rico, 18346. 0 203¢e. ; y f Bet | Deposited with R, L. Edwards, Treasurer. ....§7,747 08 ‘4 - reo hws “Central, 1,700; Missouri Pacific, 1,720; Atlantic and Pacific preferred, 409. ‘ OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. 4c. ; Mexican, 20¢. a 213 19. a 216, Savedlila, 20a ‘acon, Le. In the absence of any considerable business spot remarked up 16a, on the strength of bids. continues quiet for the want of suitable stock. Futures opened strong at an advance of 1-16c., with a subso- Memoranda, Number of members in full standing. Number of associate members Annual dues for 1876 unpaid Fines unpaid,..... ne WILLIAM P, WESCOTT, Secretary. quent further improvement of yc, on rumors of a killing New York Goup ExcHanGe, Oct, 1, 1375. Vouchers and accounts examined and found correct, frost in the South. Later telegrams were received, how- ever, roporting a very slight if any damage by frost, dnd tho market reached, lost all the advance and closed barely steady, KUGENE S. BALLIN, Northwestern preferred, 49; 48 3 3 Auditing Messrs, Ellison & Co.'s Liverpool Circular of October 5 com: woe G0 L CHRISTIAN MEYER, commitice, | menta, wishreteronce to the Kmeriean cotton cropot 8, hs ‘ 82 g2%¢ 32 WM. Bi > ihe highest possible crop, according to this stito- r 2 eee 281,000 bales and the smallest 3,327,000 do.; but larteeerras (eo habadad Sei ton $3 fas thé season Ie neither eo good as in 1870-71, nor 40 Sow joey Comat" xk abe gas | NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES | Sal “saci, the! etna tat she pl Del., Lack. and Western 119K 1194 than either of the extremo figures named. Allowing for good Union Pacific 67 6832 weather during the remainder of the season it is possible Western Unie: aK 14% Moxpay, Oct, 18, 1875, | that 4,000,000 bales may be reachod, but it will require no i 6 : i ‘ost and ‘picking throughout the’ winjer months, as in tlantic and Paci 1839 18% BEFORE CALI—10 A, M. 1870-71, to reach 4,250,000 bales. The above figures, how- vacific Mail... ong 36% | 8090 shs West U Tel. 74% 400shs L S&MS. 6434 | ever, show that the chances are largely against such a crop, she Wa ent ae Gon MEI! Boxe | and we seo no reason to alter our estimate of 3,000,000 bal CLOSING QUOTATIONS—3 P. 1700 do. i rhe eee aL tee Ook y to 4,100,000 do. given in previous reports. At the present YOARHR..102% 9 103 Union Pacific.. 66% a 67 4 moment the most popular guesses come close up to 4,250,000 181” o 131 6, CALC. Ba 8 bales, With an open winter (which hae oni: a 14% Han & Std 7 a 17 occurred once during the past six seasond, 54 a 647% Han & St.Jope 21 @ 22 this figure may be reached; out, with an average season a 6" Ohio & Miss... 15% a 16% hencetorward, 4,000,000 bales ard @ fall estimate, if any Chie RN W../ O45 8 S4i6 Missourl Pec, 1095 8 13 valuo is to be attached to the burean reports on the area sown Chic & NW pt 4832 a 48 23° and condition of the crop to date; and on this point tt must ‘Chic & K 103" a 104 4 be conceded that the government department has better and Fort Wayne "< 98% 0 O14 more reliable means of obtaining complete information than 1 & St Paul. 82° a s2ip can possiply be at the disposal of any private organization. MiL&StP pf.. 61 a Gis ‘Tho closing quotation futures compare with Saturday's ‘lov & Pitts... 90% a 903; final figures as follow: : Del, L & W...119"* @ 119) ‘Saturday, 6. NJ’Centrai’’ 108% a 103 147-16 a 15 1-32 Michigan Cen:. 57% a 57 18 21.32 @ 13 11-16 Central 9552 a 96) x. US Express... 44 THR MONEY MARKET. 13 17-32 © 139-16 13-21-52 013 146 13 27-32 = No changes occurred in this department, and we S114 182 a's 1.40 ‘quote money on call loans as closing easy at 2 and 234 +14 782 914 11g Apa per cent. Foreign exchange closed dull at 4.7634 a ‘4.7% for bankers’ sixty days’ sterling, and 4.81 for de- mand. Business was very limited to-day and quota ‘tions were more or less nominal. pel let SY 3 ene eee ian ies THE GOLD MARKET. y 10000 US oad 85. 19) 40000 U R100. be 1 % $000 “2 20) a 1 Gold opened and closed at 116%, the highest price of B23": 10% OO oy foarte 's Paymants Rent, ee Fai Coeeeey, and Inde y Begalte.. aa eteerecee o19 Less amount from New York Guaranty and Indemnity Com- any, thoir share, repairs to GUCT wee eeree te eeen eee 21 23 Fuel.....eescecsecccecsececcsees $81 38 Less amount from New York 4 1413-16 a 147; assthoa batits. New Orl . Texas. 616 12 7-16 12 7-16 12 1-16 12 16-16 the day. The lowest price was 116%. The rates paid | » 3 120i "3 ; woes Bits vf s * Low middling. + 13) 4) for borrowing were 8-82, 5-64, 1-16, and finally ¢ per FIRST BOARD—10:30 A. M. | Strict low middling if*s16 e716 defies ia tise mi - E 1 - giveth Ko "$36,159,000 Berlet good mid 1415-16 15 116 15 516 15 5-16 DS ton see cees . 49 Middling fair. 15 5-16 15 7-18 1511-16 15 11-16 urrency jances, . » 5 Fair. 16 5-16 16 7-16 161116 16 11-16 Gross clearances. . - + 1,684,884 Sti inary, 12 9-16c.; strict good ordinary, GOVERNMENT BONDS, Bees had middling, 13$,c.; middling, 13 13-160. The Government bonds closed firm at the following qno- To-Day. Sat. Be'g. Total. tations:—United States currency sixes, 123% a 124; pds incon > | ee eo do, do,, 1881, registered, 12134 a 1213; do. do., do., | 7000 Speculation. 89 bad coupon, 123 a 123%; do. five-twenties, 1862, regis- | 30 ¢ Total. te iinet, arrtee” vor Bott tored, 11534 a 116; do. do. do, coupon, 119% a | 50000 Mi qqinctuded in the abov ere nen deli th a day. afte 119%; do. do., 1864, registered, 115 2 115%; do. do., da, | 20030. P-M-~Octobor, 30) bales at 14 7-16e.,: November, 300 at 13346. ; December, 300 at 13 19-32c., BOO at 133¢6., 2,500. at 29-32c., 100 at 13 15-16e.; March, 100 at 1-16¢., B00 at 14 1-826, ; April, 100 at 14 400 ai 14 17-32c. ; May,’ 100 al 14 9-160, SOO" S26. Total, 7,400 pales. To-day, up October, 100 baton et 14 13.-840.. 700 at 14 7 800 at at 19%; ; January 13 23-82c.; February, 500 at 13 14340. 300 ot 14 coupon, 119 a 11934; do. do., isu’, registered, 115% a 116%; do, do., do., coupon, 11934 a 1195 ; do. do., 1865, mew, registered, 11934 a 119%; do. do., do., do., cou- pon, 119% a 119%; do. do., 1867, registered, 120% a 58 "9 eS SESEEE ee Pas e i Pas EE ie 120%; do. do., do., coupon, 12044 a 120%; do, do., 1000 Del & 3 Bo. 200 at 307-106. 900 it Ge 100 ete or 5 C5 143 100 at 14 9-165., 300 at » 300 ab 2c. 1868, registered, 12135 a 12134; do. do., do., coupon, os ate G00 ae 9. 100., 300 at 14 te 00 at 14 A213 a 12134; do, do., ten-forties, rogistered, 1153¢ a116; | 153° vember, 900 at 13. 23-B2¢. rt 100 at 139K 25-2c.,"600 at 13 13-16e., 1,200 at 13 pains sdo. do., do., coupon, 1174117}; do. do., fives, 1881, 13 25-32¢., 300'at 13 23- 828 istered, 115% a 116; do. 4 F Becember: 1,400 si 18 10830., 700 we 1asfer, 200 at TS re a ; do. do., ecomber, 1,4 at hy at re is % if = CoRR, TIEN OTE | 73 * 21-82e,, 900 ub 13 11-16e., 1,000 at 13 23-32e., 100 at 13346. RAILROAD BONDS. do. 100 at 13 11-16e.; January,” 2 18 11-166., 1,800 a¢ 13 Railroad bonds were firm and in demand, One lot of do. ZiSo., 100 at 13 35-B0., ioe 1BHe », 1,000 af 13.27.20, $50,000 Michigan Centrai sevens brought 103, and & 13 13-160. Bobruary, 500, at 1ayc,, 100 at 18 18-i0e., 300 Y " t 13 31-32c., BOO at Ide. Dat 13 9 Cs vat + $16,000 Chicago and Northwestern consolidated coupon es. ft 1381-826", 800 at 1915-I6e,; March, "200 at 14 1-16c., gold bonds 86. Union Pacific firsts sold at 103 a 103%; do. 500 st Lee, 100.88 14 Sto, St 9h 18 $e. Ape 20d at ; May, 300 a 0. ‘a 3 inking funds at 8834; New Jersey Central firsts, now, = Total 25 sales Grand "Ttdtaly 34200 halon at 112; do. consolidated firsts at 107%, and ©., C., C. ‘he Feceipts at the ports were ns follows !—Galveston, bales: New Orleans, 5,029; Mobile, 2,316; Savannah, 5,103; and I. at 10934. Sales of Boston and New York Air 49 Chastosten, 748 Paisingtan, Ae gor Joa Bales , ore, 100:' New York, 129; Boston, 460; P' lelphia, 25. eaig Aree were spate ms 10136 § 10h 060 Total, 27,085." This day last week, 31,939, This day last BANK SHARES. year, 27955, Total. vince Sopteniber 1, 469,716 Dales. Cotton freights closed as follows:—To Havre,’ by steam, The latest bids are:—America, 152; Butchers and Dro- ers’, 126; Central National, 100; Chatham, 185; Chem- fcal, 1,650; City, 800; Commerce, 1223, ; First Nation: 200; Fourth National, 95%; %. To Hamburg, iby steam, 1c., compressed. To Bremen, by steam, Je compressed. To Liverpool, 7-16d. by steam: by sail, 5- Fuovn anp Grarx.—Receipts—Flour, 2 208,260 bushels; corn, 190,200 do. ; dats, meal, 200 bbis.} barley, 6,900 bushels; ba: bbls; wheat, 3,175 do. ; co Fulton, 150; German- rloy mal: American, 8114; Gold Exchange, 122; Irving, 182; Mer- do. The flour market ruled qutet pat steady. There wee \e , 21: inquit ippi , but th ye satile, 109; Merchants’, 121; Merchants’ Bxsbange, was guiot. ‘ho. sales wore 12,50) bbls. Kye flour was in 203; Nassau, 100; New York, 131; Now York Na- Tair dlemand and steady. Cor meal was etendy, with salos pis. and 250 bags at 5 a $4 20 for Brandywine, tional Exchange, 101; Park, 140; Phenix, 99; Shoe §3 60 a $3 64 for Westorn und $0 O0 a $3.85 for Jorscy! end Leather, 148; Union, 145. We quote » $4.25 8 $5 00 ‘THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. 7 5 50 ‘The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $8,000 gold Ss. ee ‘on account of interest, and $94,000 in redemption of Superfine Western 5 5 50 1000 U 8 5-20, ¢, '67.. E: 4 600 five-twenty bonds, bdrm pete Gece: 6258 750 STATE BONDS. 100 shs Quick M Round hoop Ohio, shipy 5 6 50 In State bonds Alabama fives of 1883 sold at 83, Ten- | 100... eend hoop Oblo, tr: TRE is Messee new series at 4734 and South Carolina new non- low extra. ga 7 90 St. Louis, straigh 5 fundable at 5, Be Cons’ choles doupl 8 00a 850 Fs THE POREIGN MARKET, St. te Panag fa a; $ Eu H a e Ryo flour, fine to superfin London advices state that £82,000 bullion were with, PE a dion 500 drawn from the Bank of England on balance to-day. superiing Ms 59 Erie was at noon firmer, and advanced to 12% a 12%, be family 7258 900 Money easicr, The rates at the Stock Exchange on Corn meal, Western. 8600 400 Corn meal, Jer: 850a 38 government securities are one per cent. The rate of Corn m £15 8 mj 20 eee in the open market for three months’ bills is oes a eas intent nl fi 01 ht after. we ut o 000 Mes iin Ce the kG Heng eS OTe LOS for rected wore $1 25.0 $i 26 for uny ring, $120 for prime No. 2 Chicago in store, 1 31a $1 33 for No. 2 Milwaukeo, $1 40 9 $1 43 for No. 1 1 40 a $1 42 for new white on the spot and to arrive, $1.47 8 81 50 for choice do., $1 23 a $1 38 for red winter,’ Corn was in fair demand a¢ rather easior prices; the salos were about 125,000 bushels, at Ge. a 70c. for ‘steamer, 70%c. & Tie. for sail, 7le. a 726. for small lots high mixed and yel- low, Onis were a stiade firmor; the sales were 60,000 Unshels, at 450. for No. 2 Chicago, 470. a 47}. for No. 2 Milwaukee mixed, 45. a 476. for State ‘mixed on’ track and The following are the latest prices:—Consols for money, 943-16 a 941; do, for account, 94% a 9434; 1865 bonds, old, 10354 a 1033{; 1867 bonds, 107% a 1075; ten-torty bonds, 1041¢ a 105; new fives, 103% @ 103%; Erie, 12% a 13; do, preferred, 284 a 28}4. PHILADELPHIA STOCKS. ‘300 ds 300 Mil & 38 P 800 Ohio &M RR... 200 do do. 100 Han & St Jo RK The following are the Philadelphia stock quota- 2PM. 460, a Sic. for white. Rye was dull and nom- tions at three o'clock this day:— 81, ¢.. 128% $5000 US 5-20, ¢, inal. ley, was quiet, ‘ith sales of 10,500 Bid. Asked. called. 2000 US 10-40, r. bushels, at “$1 174¢ for Canada, $1 05 for inferior 1fo) Oity sixes, new. LUWW U 8 0-00, 6, Wt. 119 10734 State, “Barley malt, was dull and unchanged. Beans and peas—The demaud for mediums was moderate and prices wore # shade easier, Marrows were in fi a 107% Camden and Ambo; _— iF request as 1314 50% Seasbyivents ton SHOOND BOARD—1 P.M, | oro, : - prices Other descriptions were dull and. plenty. Philadelphi 55% 66 | $5000 Tenn 6s, old..., 49 1400 sha LS &M 8, 54% | Wor andve:-Medinin, choice, $1.85; do. fair. to” good, Lehigh Va 62 bu 0) Brooklyn U's 100 Un Pac KR. 67" | g1'z0'n 81 80; marrows, choive, $22) a 8290; do., fair. to Catawissa Railroad preferred. 45 2000 M & St P con cee Cen good, $1 90 pee ney, prime, $1 75 a $2; , $1 a white kidney, choi $180; falr to ood, $1 708 hern black eye peas, 90 a $3. he market was dull ond unchanged. The sales were 200 bales at 18¢. We quote :—Domestic cloth, 18i4e. 8 13}¢e.; Borneo and Gonripore, lic.; Culeutta, Philadelphia and Erie Railroad. ‘Northern Central Railroad, Lehigh Navigation voces Lehigh Navigation gold loan. 100 Gen Fac gb. 1000 U Pac RR 1 i 1000 Chi & N W con... creon pons, § 1 bi 5000 O & Meon s 1000 Hag Ist 76, 0. 1 100 shs Canton Oo. bg ¢ MEMORANDA, 900 W Un Tel....b: Oboe. : bacs, 13hec, The committee of Missouri Pacifle stockholders met | 200 do. a gn oes Th murah wonaaieyund whiners Sates . wore in some demand at about forme ference wit @ Atlantic an cific directors, for double, an o or sity ‘The annual election of the Gold Exchange took placo io “nf 3B eal fond ty 8 fi A org ge ie to-day. It is understood that the regular ticket, headed @5e., gold. Jute batts quoted at 2%. a 3e., currency, Sisal by James B. Colgate for President, is elected. Tho re- ‘Tides. “Fhe market for prime goods was quiet and with- Peggy on pr ty lig ga ei Seinen sean alr ese 1.40 ry Woes, 135 $18,259, The cash in bank is $126,167. oad Kitpfbe city, slaughter and 400 Central American, on terns’ not Tho following 4s the «nee yl of the Now 1 Li Ww Baie, nate boy 4,28 tbe 318 *rDbe:s Montevideo, ‘York Gold Exchange, October 1, — 2 Lo Dorrienies, 0 22 Ibs. To balance, Ist April, 1875 $135,131 80 Fy : 3de Cn te ibs, i ae scan Receipts. ; Atnerican, ; Matamoros, 22 to 24 Ibs, ‘rom : 200 Harle 20\e. 5 Cras, 10 to 19 Ibs. 170. w'18e.; Bogots, 15 ‘rom, acer ony " baa? oo 2 40. aie; Toxas ‘and Southern, 24 to 30 Ibn, 180. rom customers’ tickets 1102 89 82001 8 i oa $H slaughter, ox, 60 to 60 Ibs. Osc. a From fines. + 1,199 00 600 do. 59. a4 steady, with sales only in ajobbing way. From intercat “205 06 9, de. 844 100 do + 1a | we quotesGube contchugal und mized, dies 8003 a From reut. 300 iw b4 54% 100StLIMta&s RR.be 14 glared, B20. a B40. do”. mnusoovado, redning, oe : 850.4 " Ed a0. a 400. Poi 3 H aon 2:30 TO $ P, M. finglisiy Ifunde, 3c, 6.500, New On * $144,526 95 | $2500 U8 5.20, 165.. 116% 900 abaLS £M8...09 S44 | quien with anion of Od 42, anc Vouchers and accounts examined and found correct, 60 shs Park Bank, 40 1800 do. veers OF tion this month, a EUGENE 8. BALLIN, ‘Auditing 50 Con Coal, 45) 54 wore 300 bbis. ‘No.1 and pale at $3 504 205 bbis, No. L, CHRISTIAN MEYER, 54% | Bat $2, 150 bbls. No. 1 and palo at 83 50 50, 150 bb LAM ny Committes. 54% | No, 1 at $3 50 and 100 bbls. jo, 1 at 6350. Tar was in bai Se ded 54 fair Jobbing demana and steady, The were 200 bb) lea 54% | Wilmington at tnd 40" thin, Washington ut §2 25. For salaries, &¢., viz, — 84% | Piich wan dal, and nominal, We qucae.-Spirite of turpen- Bragaw, Esq., Firat Vico $3,000 00 $4 fine, te aes strained, i b af 90; Wilmington tar, President eoikes 5 Waal $2 BD; 34 ‘O1s.—Linsoed in fair Jobsing demand at ste ja lesaand and firm. ive was ae doi | Pr eeSierate demand at about foumor prices. Menhaden wns soa Loge poet go tie om 900 00 be dull sad more or lene, BS ae od and whale ‘and smotiat collested feoes Gaur. 188 | Tac eee’ ds summer yello.d, Ae. w O0o. : do., winter yellow: anty and Indemnity Company, 15K | Bho: & oe. ' Hinged, casks aid bbl, 66e, 1 086, ; lard, present thel proportion engineer's salt do ose | makes, Fe AS Os Ge oes fas sporacetete, 6 60} Was chic sccas vanaeetiden tno 100 Pac RR of it 15% | do., bio winiér, $1, 4b; do. natural do., $1 80;' whale, . Motal for salaries and omployés to date... MR Giesannscennn, Hotttors. 080 dQ... Mathie det bleached winter, OO ‘Toe. 2.800. ral do,,72c, 0786, ; olive, casks, $1 15 Eris" don, cance, $425 0 81'50” * PrrKoLum.—Tho market was firm, with « fair export de- mene. S00 bl The sales were 3,000 bbis. here at Ie. Philadetphi 4, 1.000 bbls. crude for °O} " , for prompt deliveries. made io the extent of 3,500 bbls. ; sold 13 9-16e., for prompt delivery. Crude in bu! Te. for prompk and 7c. for month; do,, in bbis.. at Lie. for prompt and Ile. for month. Refined, standard wiiite, I4c. for prompt and 14e. for month; cargo lots, Lac. Naphtha. 1c. for Prompt and month; cases quoted at 17%. a ise. Philadel- phio—The market was easier; quoted at 13'4c. for prompt And month ; cargo lots, 13%c. a lsc. Baltimore was quote ay 13446. 8 19346. for prompt and month; cargo lots, 18796. « 4 KOVISIONS.—Receipts—Beof, 233 packages; cut meats, 409 do. ; lard, 888 do, and 106 kegs. ork "market wal without decided change. The saies wore 200 bbls. early new Thess at $21 00, 250 Ubls. do, do. mt #21 70, 300 bbla. da. in Jobbing lots, ‘at $21 8) & $22. For fat bbla., seller October, at $21 GO; 750 bbls. di 500 bola, do, at $21 75, Dresi at ‘per bbl. was quiet Le. terms. We Cy Barreled beef—Plain_ mess, $10 extra mess, $11 50 a 812 50; packet beef, $16 9 $17. Tic: boot—City extra India mess, $33 50 a $54 50; India mess, $17 a $19; prime moss, $16 # $17. Bacon was firmer; 50 boxes lon, clear sold at ide, Cut meats were stoaly, The sales were 15,000 lbs, heavy bellies at 15e., 6,000" Ths. light do. at 1S¢., and 1,000 pickled hams at 150, Lard was quiet. ‘The sales were 125 tieroes prime sity at 1830. 25. tlerces do, wt 137¢c., 1,000 therces Octo! 14 1-i6e., 500 tierces at 143¢c., soller paying brokerage td c. But. November ut 133ge. and 500 do!, seller year, at 12%. ter—The market was quiet and prices were without further change. Half firkins were in moderate demand at former prices; pails wore ‘dull and | plemty. We quote:— State,’ falr to choice, 27e. a e.; do., common to foods 25e, a ie; Western creamery, fair to eholce, 28e: & 0. ;; Western tubs, fair to choice, 25¢, a 0c. ; Western Re- serve and Michigan, fair to choice, 18c. a 30c, Cheese— ‘The market was quiet and without decided change. We quote:State factory, common, to fancy, Be. a 1846.5 airies, fancy, full cream, 12c. a 180. ; do., fair to good, part # Lic.; skims, de. a 8e.: Olio fuetory, common to a Rick was steady and unchanged. The sales were entirely of a jobbing character and were as follows:—20 cusks Caro- Hina, 125 bbls, Louisiana and 100 bags Rangoon, at prices within the range of the annexed quotations :—Carolina, fair to prime, Te. 0 Se, ; Louisiana, Ge. a Se. ; fair to prime and common’ qualities down to 5ixe.; Rangoon, 6ic. a 6c, currency; Patua, Zc, a 73¢e., currency; Rangoon, in bond, 2iqc. a Be, per Ib., gold, casi. Sugai—The market for raw deseriptions was steady and fairly active. ‘Tho sales were:—00 hhds. fair refining at ‘Tice., 697 hhds, Muscovado at 8e., 8380 bags Mexican any 4 ie. a Refined was in fair démand and. stead ° quote:—Fair refining, 7e.; good do. Be.; Cubs, grocery, fair to chsioo, ‘Bye. a wal, bhds and. boxes, “Nos, Qc.; Yo., molasses, bhds. and bo: Rico refining, common to prime, 73sc a Sig fair to choice, S340. a S4ye.; standard A, LObso. a 10fe A, 10Wge. a Wie; crushed, 1c. @ L1ye. ; powdered, granulated, 10%. ; yellow, Uc. a O3ge.; extra OC, Wc. cut loat, 1 %;e. SreaKine.—Tho market was stronger. Tho sales were 50 tlerees prime ut 13se. and 20 tlerces in Jobbing lots ng 15i40., Western was quoted at 104c. a 1b3sc., and city, 15 Ke. a Ie, ‘TAtLow.—The market was easter. Wuiskxy,—Recvipts—619 bbis. ‘The market was steady; 250 bbls, gold at $1 1734 a $1 18, but mootly at the inside price. Fniranrs.—The berth market was quiet and nominally mchanged, Tho charter market was stoady, with @ moder, ate busi ments Were as m, bushels grain weon ‘ut 358. per ton, ‘To grain at Od. a 9d, To Hull by steam, 800) bushels grain (through freighi) at 136d. and 8,000 bushels do. docal freight) at 11d., and to Autwerp, by steam, 32,000 bush An Italian bark, “hence to 3,000 quartors grain, ut Sy. 7: & Norwegian’ bark, hence to Cork for orders, with 3,100 do. do., at 6s. 6d; a British bark, hence to a direct port’ on east coast of [roland, with 3,800 do. do. at 6s. ; a Danish bark of 433 tons register, hence to Liverpool, with about 2,500 quarters grain, at Gs. and balance general car; on private terms; an Austrian bark, hence to Odessa, with 11,000 cases refined petrokewn, at 33c, per case and G30 bbls, rosin at $1 per bbl. DOMESTIC MARKETS. Gaxyeston, Oct. 18, 1875. Cotton weak and irregular; middling, 1334c. ; low middling, 12%e.; good ordinary, 11%0. Net receipts, 5,569 bales; 088, | By Exports—Continent, 970; coastwise, 1,046. Sales, 3,851, Stock 37,182, . New Onurans, Oct. 18, 1875. Cotton easter; middling, 13}¢c.: low middling, 12740. ; od ordinary, 12%. Net receipts. 5,029 bales; gross, 607. Exports—To Great Britain, 3,212; — coastwise, 2,699, Bales, 4,00. Stock, 69,729, = Montux, Oct, 18, 1875, Cotton firmer; middling, 12%; low middling, 12%c. ; good ordin: 2c. Net teceipts, 2,316 bales. “Exports Evastwise, 1,100. Sales, 1,000, "Stock. 17,714. Cotton firm; middling, 18%%6. ; ordinary, 1230. Net receipts, 5,708 bal Exports—Coastwiso, 1,710. Sales,’ 1,603, $i Oswuao, Oct. 18, 1875, Flour unchanged ; sales 1,800 barrels, heat— ; No. 1 Milwaukee club, at $1 36. Corn quiet, at se," Burley more active; sales'2,000 bushels No. 2 Canada 2 000 do., on private «0 do. Bay Qninte 4 10,000 do. choice No. 3 Canada offered at $100, Corn meal—$31 for S30 for unbolted, per ton. Mill feed—shorts, $20; ship- 23; middlings, rion. Caual freights—Wheat, yo, 549¢.; barley, Ge. to New York, 4c. to AL ia; lumber, €2 a $2 20 to ‘the Hudson, bolted g stuffs, Ge. ; corn and bany, 8c. Philadel | recvipts—W heat, 63,000 bushels; barley, 130,000 di 0. 5 rye, 18,000 do. ; peas,’ 15,400; lumber, 909,000 fect. Ship- ments—Barley, 48.400 bushels; rye, 18,700 do. ; peas, 8,000 do, ; lumber, 676,000 feet. Burraro Oct. 18, 1875. Lake receipts—Flour, 8,800 bbls. ; wheat, 524,000 bushels; orn, 105,000 do. ; oath, ‘10,000 di 2,400 do. ‘Ralirond receipts—Flour, 7, bushels; corn, 32,000 do.; oats, 47,000 do. ; barley, 0 do. ; rye, 800'do." Railroad shipments—Flour, 7,500 bbls. wheat, 195,000 bushels; corn, 93, do. ; oats, 77,000 do. ; barley, 35,000 do, : rye, 800 do. al shipments for tide water—Flour, 1,720 bbls.; wheat, 117,000 bushels; corn, 120,000 do. ;' r¥e, 16,600' do. ; td interior 8,300 do. ' Canal ‘froights ' firm; wheat pe Bhie. to New York; asking in the afternoon 9e. fo 8c for corn, Sie. for oats. In store—Wheat, 245,726 i corm, 221413 do.; owns, 61091 do.: barley, 98, Total 627,210. Flour quit’ and unchanged. Wheat quiet; sales 8,500 bushels Port Washington at $1 34; 9,000 do. No. 1 Milwaukee at $1 3234; 1.500 do, white Michigan at $1 35, Corn dull; car lots selling at Gc. Oats offered at 40c. for No.2 Chicago, with no buyers. Rye and barley neglected. Pork dull at $24 50 for heavy mess. Lard dull at 143gc. 0 15¢e. Highwines nominal at $1 1649. ‘oven. Oct. 18, 1975. Flour steady, with a moderate demand. Wheat weaty, with a moderate demand; No. 2 white Wabash, $1 24 0. No. 8 do,. $1 2404; No. 1 white Michigan, $1 29 do., $1 18; extra do., $135; amber Michigan, spot and October, $1 24 ecernber, $1 30; No. 2 do., $1 073 Xo, 2.do,, $1 253 November, $1 274 rejected, 950. Corn dull,'a shade October, OOAKe.§ "2 vine November, 59 10 rade, 505 m= ed, S60." Oni c. ‘Michigan, 37c.; rejected, Sige. Freiglits quiet, unchatiged, Receipte—700 bbls flour, 54,000 bushels wheat, 19,000 do, corn 12,000 do. Shipments—750 bbls” flour, 40,000 bushels’ wheat, 16,000 do. corn, 3,000 do, oats. Caco, Oct. 18, 1875. © . Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat active but lower and irregular No. 1; Chicago spring, $1 163; No. 2 do., 1 12%, spot; $1 1234 seller October, Sales at $1.00% a 8 $1 114s aollet November, closed at $1 00x, seller Novein- be 10, seller December; No. 3 do., $f} rejected, 90c. Corn in fair demand but at lower rates; No, 2'mixod, 543%c., Spot; Stig. bid. seller October; 52 November; 47%e., seller all the year; rejeeted, S4e. Oats quiet and weak; No. 2, 334gc., spot, B34yc., seller October; S2e., seller November; rejected, 27¢. Barley firmer, held higher at fc. & S7hgc., spot, Me, seller October. but steady at 72%e. a Te. Pork but in the main higher al ¢ fa2 ; $21, 50, seller October; $19 25 a $19 3734 November ; $18'95, seller all the year or’ February. Lard—Demand good and tending upward; 13%c. spot; $12.70 a $12 75, seller November; 12ic., seller all the year or February, Buik meats easier, but good demand; should- ers, R%o. 0 Oe. ; short rib middles, 12%c. ; short clear middles, S13." Whiskey quiet, but steady, a¢ $1 1334. Freights firme Hnituio te. asked, Bie. bid. AL the noon eall of the Board, wheat ic. lower; corn ic. higher. Onts unchanged. Pork firmer, ab $22 25 cash : $21 56 Octo: ber. Lard unchanged. Receipts—Flour, 11,000 bbls. ; whi 174,000 bushels ; corn, 138,000 do. ; oats, 74,000 do. :’ barle; 62,000 do.; rye, 3,000 do, Shipments—Flour, 13,000 bbls, wheat, 8: G00 ‘bushels; corn, 195,000 do. ; oats, 47,000 do. barley, O00 dors rye; 18000 ‘do. CHEESE MARKET. Unica, Oct, 18, 1875. Fight thousand boxes of cheese were offered and 5,000 sold to-day at Le. a Lde. ; the average price being 133ge. EUROPEAN MARKETS. th Franxrort, Oct. 18—Evening.—United States bonds, now ven, UDI, ToMDOs, Oct. 18—Evening.—Spirits of turpentine, 24s 8a." Bhs, Od. por ews. edantlghliigpinemtasninss FINANCIAL, FINANCIAL, sebeiee Bopertas FUND OF $150,000 TO LOAN ON NEW Grasses Pucca ae wine DEGAN 02 Broadway. bsciubau XCELSIOR SAVINGS BANK, CORNER OF TWENTY- Ugg yp tk ret Sixth avenue, New York,—Interest computed and compounded January aid July. Interest paid six per cent, Fest commences the lst of the month next following the depo: Bank 0 % nadany Ww y abd Baturday evenings = Cys Sse : JOUN K, DEWITT, President HL, K. Tuumeen, Vieo Provident. tee Watso. Sec. I ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW York cit) es, without bonus. Principals desiring io BOMROW OM ENV EST EL Grawn, us Broadway, Pa err BEQUIRED—MONEY LOANED ON 'y or Brooklyn Property, cl a Mortgages cashed at lowest rater” 2? USMY snd cheap T. P. 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MARIIN & BENNETT, 169 Montague street, Brooklyn, N.Y. Ty aren tae OF $25,000 FOR ONE YEAR; WILL give security for double the amount in Mortgages and elty Property. Addross box 151 Herald office. $2 500 WANTED—BoNUS ($500 FOR IMMEDI. ae! ate loan second mortgage given on Now Jorsey Property. (3 office. Addr X., Herali $20 000-7022, O87 oF TOWN MORTGAGE pa. ‘+ for sale; rare opportunity for investment; sx months to ran, Address MORTGAGE, box 5,225 N ‘ork 4 ice. ROD $25.00 = AND $15,000 WANTED—ON CITY IM- $35.000 fumes tee perty, worth three times the Stiount} a few shares Htna Fire Insuranee Stock for sale. MILLER & HOYT, 33 Wall street. ‘ TO LOAN—ON REAL ESTATE IN $225.000 this city, Brooklyn or Westchester county, Fw term of yours, withont bonus. |OHN B, CONREY, 162 Broadway, room 9. TO LOAN—IN ONE 8U Address D., care Importer, NO BONUS, 2 Pine street. HE COPARTNERSHIP LATELY SUBSIS tween Joun Geo, Gillig, Frederick Oppermann, Jr.. and Franz Guyer, all of the city’ of New York, under the’ firm name of Gillig, Oppermann & Co., was dissolved on the 4th day of September, 1875. The business will be continued by Sohn G, Gulig and Frederick Oppermann, Jr., under the firm name of Gullig & Oppermann, who will sign ih liquidation, JOHN GEO. GILLIG. FREDERICK OPPERMANN. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. EMAN WHO HAS LIVED IN SPANISH 14 years, spoaks, reads and writes Spanish flu- ently, would like to engage himself where his knowledge of that Janguage ‘could be mado useful; is capable of taking charge of w cotton factory, railway shop or other works; has been in flour mill business the past ten years on his ac- count: can give good references. Address B. M., box 139 Herald office. N IMPORTING HOUSK IN CLOTH GOODS, WITH A ‘well established trade ofthe best class, owing to changes in ‘the firm, wish an active office partner, with $30,000 capital Apply to GRIGGS & CARLETON, 98 Broadway. QHANCE TO ENTER IN A WELL ESTABLISHED Cigar Manufactory, with a good connection; invest- mont secured ; best references offered and required. Address HENRY, box'171 Herald office. LIVE MAN WITH $500 CAN SECURE A PARTNER- ship in @ Brokerage business baving exclusive connec- tions, assuring $10,000 a year, Address IRVIN, box 130 Herald Uptown Branch office. FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT, SITUATED WITHIN half @ block of s publishing house employing about 500 hands, will be sold cheap for cash, on account of ill health of owner, to a party with ubout $1.500 cash, his is @ rare opportunity, Address K. D., Herald olfice, A bet Da fetal ag ae $1,000 CABE jo aoe A position of trast: good wages and good security given. HORTON, wt it ‘f Particulars of allman’s Jones stroet, A. RARE CHANCE —A LARGE BILLTARD HALL IN this city; elegantly fitted up; nearly new; uow doing a tine business and with i prospects; will be gold at a bargain and good lease given; present owners have other business requiring all thelr attention. Apply to L. DECKER & CO., 154 Centre streot. (CATTTAL REQUIRED, WITH OR WITHOUT PART. ner.—A manufacture? who has suceessfully introduced his invention (patented) desires $25,000 as further capital, The business, established olght years azo, Is in good pros- porous condition, and can be rendered lucrative by the in- vestment of additional capital Address H, H. W., Herald office. F°,8 ON EASY TERMS—THE STOCK, FI tures and Lease of a Trimmings, Millinery and ‘Fan Goods establishment on Chestnut street, Philadelphia, t Paro, with capital it isa rare opportunity; an old oxtab- fished houge and unequalled for location. For particulars, address J. 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HABRICH & CO., 117 Broadway. jOMMERCIAL PER AND LOANS NEGOTIATED; Gas, aoe vine Insurance and City Railroad Stocks, City, County and State Bonds ny and Ptr 4 B5(0.-A GENTEBMAN WITH TIS, AMOUNT TN pe) Toady money can sceure a valuable Business Th- forest that will pay him from $1,000 to $3,000 in sixty days, Call nt 67 Liberty street, room 7. $10 000 PARTNER.—IMPORTANT EUROPEAN pl, sole agencies neceptoa: business well extab- lished; changed to wholesal perfect chance on new article sided. suiadeiphls Exhibition represented. Address DERIC Ki Jooper Union, q WANTED—IN A MANUFACTORY OF $25.000 staple Hardware Goods, to increase its pro- juctive pawer; business well established, goods introduced ‘and reputation made; handsome returns guaranteed on cap- ftal invested; worth’ looking into; references exchan; a; pape § near thiselty, Address HARDWARE, box 187 Bes ottiee. a ee MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. ENGAGED. Rosexatart—Brre.—On Sunday, October 17, Mr, Grorce 8, Rosxne.art, of New York, to Miss Wau Burn, of Brookiyn, E. 3, No cards. MARRIED. Fox—Fstes.—On Monday, Octodor 18, at the Church of the Holy Trinity, by the Rev. Stephen H. Tyng, Jr., D.D., Groner Fo: 3q., of Elmburst Hall, Lichfield, Bagiand, to Mrs. Birra Parse Eaves, of New York city. GxisTON—VAN Bs.ancom.—On Wednesday, October 6, at the residence of the bride’s grandfather, J. A. Em- mans, New Utrecht, L. 1., by the Rev. D. & Sutphen, T. H. Gexston to Linas VAX BLARCOM, Scort—Guxuxo.—At White Plains, “Wednesday, Oc- tober 13, at the residence of the bride’s mts, by the Rev. V. M, Hulbert, uncle to the bride, W. J. 4 M. D., to Lecy A. Gkxuxe, daughter of the Rev. B, & Genung, both of White Plains. No cards. DIED. “unx.—At Peokski, Monday morning, Octuber 18, Last Houmas, daughter of Seth and Hannah A. Allen, Funeral at the residence of her father, Wednesday, October 20, at two ofhook F, M. oston papers please copy. Keosneon—-OT Monday, October 18, Eaprmemma ©, Astuoxy, wife of James Anderson, M.’D,, in tho 74th ‘oar of her ages ti The relatives and frienés of the famity Tespect- fully inyited to attend the funeral, fram her late resi- dence, No. 30 University place, on Tharsday, 2ist inst, at one o'clock. Anprews.—Suddenly, Sunday, 14th inst., of typnoid fever, Rov. J. H. AxpRrews, in year of his age. Relatives and friends of the Yamily are invited to attend the funeral A the Baptist church a Bp ep epee tng ml od in leaves Chambers stroet, via Northern Now Jeraew. at 12,0 Railroad, il Bawra —At Hohokus, N. J., on Sunday, October 1875, Mrs. C. R. Bawra, relict of 8, T, Banta, in 9th’ of her age. The funeral will take place on Wednesday, October at one o'clock P. M. Carriages will be at depot; 10: train.from Pavonta ferry, Brie Railroad. Baxeurr.—On Monday, 15th inst., of pneamonia, Ex um M. Bannert, in the 16th year of her age. ‘The funeral will take lace, from her late residence, 363 Cumberland street, yee lyn, on Wednesday, Octo ber 20, at nine A. M.,to St Joseph’s Roman Catholie church, where a solemn requiem mass will be offered for the repose of her soul; thence to Calvary Cemetery for interment, Relatives and friends of the family are re Specttully invited to attend. Butawovr.—On Friday, October 16, Jaye Pavun daughter of August aud Caroline 8. ‘Belmont, aged years and 6 months. The relatives and friends of the family re invited te attend the funeral, at the Church of the Ascension, om Tuesday, 19th inst. at ten o'clock A. M. Bexpay.—At Paterson, N. J., on Sunday, 17th inst., consumption, Eowarp 8. Berpan, son of Gabrant Ellen Berdan, and son-in-law of Jobn C, Van Horn, of Jersey City, in the 20th year of his age, Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, af Brey N. J., this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two Beoav.—On Saturday, October 16, Mrs. Exma G. Broap. Relatives and. friends are respectfully invited to at tend the funeral, on Weduesday, 20th inst., at ten A. M. from her late residence, No.’ 26 West’ Twenty-first Street. Tho remains will be interred at New Provi- dence, N. J. Cars for Summit leave at 12M. Take the boat at Christopher sireet ferry, e: BURR 00 Monday, October 18, 1875, Sergeant foun Borxe, Company B, Sixty-ninth regime pe pehel pany y giment, aged ‘The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, corner of Bayard and Union ‘avenues, Brooklyn, E.’ D., on Wednesday, Oc- tober 20, at three clock. Campnevt.—In New Canaan, Conn., October 13, sud- donly, Joserm Camppent. His’ relatives and friends in Brooklyn and Newark Please take notice, Crank,—On Saturday, October 16, WHEELER CLARK, of Stretham, Cambridgeshire, England, aged 34, Funeral will take place from the Episcopal chu Kent street, Greenpoint, on Tuesday, October 19, one P. M. Cox.—On Sunday, October 17, at one P. M., Dorry, aged 3 years and 7 months. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the fane- ral, from the residence of her father, William Henry Cox, No. 1,093 Second avenue, on Tuesday, 19th inst, at twelve M, Crooxs.—Suddenly, on Monday, October 11, CHARLES Cxooxe, in the 82d year of his age. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend his funeral, from his late residence, No. 40 West Forty-sixth street, on Wednesday, October 20, at half- ast nine o'clock, ‘The remains will be taken to Pough- eepsie, on the eleven o'clock tain, for intermeat, Day.—At Linden, N. J., on October 12, Maxceutr E., ’ infant daughter of William I, and Marie L. Day; also, on October 17, of dysentery, Mania Louisa, daughter of the same, aged 8 years and 8 months. Funeral on Wednesday afternoon, the 20th inst., at half-past one o’clock, from the church at Linden. Evxarrt.—Entered into rest on Sabbath morning, October 17, Conyeuivs L. Evenrrr, in the 67th year of his age, President ot the New York Gas Light Com: Deny ‘and for more than forty-eight years identitied with it, Friends and relatives of the family and of his brothers John L. and George W. are respectfully invited to attend his funeral on Wednesday, 20th inst, from his late residence, 105 Second avenue, at half-past one P. M. Interment in Greenwood. Franctsoo,—In Jersey City, on Sunday, October 17, Harrk D., daughter of Peter ‘A. and Harriet J. Fran cisco, aged 8 years, 9 months and 27 days. Safe,’ safe in the arms of Jesus is my darling Hattle blest, Far away from this world of sorrow, with angels for companions forever at rest; Waiting for papa and mamma to greet, And brothers—the whole family in heaven complete. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to at- tend her funeral, on Wednesday, October 20, at one o’clock, from the residence of her parents, No. 83% Morris street, Jersey City. Harniorr.—At Mamaroneck, Westchester county, om the 18th inst., Jamxs C. Hanniorr, Notico of funeral hereafter. Heremann,—At her late residence, No. 192 Chrystie street, on Sunday evening, October 17, AGN#s, thé be loved wife of H. Herrmann, aged 39 years, ‘The relatives and fr.ends of tte family, also the Beethoven Mannerchor and the Montags Kegelclub of the Beethoven Mannerchor, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from St. Matthew’s church, corner Broome ana Elizabeth streets, at half-past ten o’clock A. M., on Thursday, the 2lst inst. Hicut.anp.—On Monday, October 18, 1875, Tuomas HL HiGuianp, aged 28 years. The relatives and friends of the deceased are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late rest- dence, No. 211 Smith street, Brooklyn, on Wednesday, October 20, at two o’clock P. M. The members of the Wolf Tone Club are requested to assemble at Pacific Hall, corner of Boeram and Pacific streets, at hali-past one P. M. 4 order of the bi we T. PLUNKETT. P. S.—Mernbers of the Clan-Na-Gael Association are invi ‘Troy papers please copy. Hunt.—On Sunday, October 27, Cuantes F. Husr, aged 54 years, Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from his late residence, at Low Point, on Wednesday, 20th inst., at one o'clock. Jackson.—Suddenly, October 15, at her residence im Newark, N. J., Eumanetu Watcorr, widow of John P. Jackson and daughter of the late Frederick Walcott, of Litchfield, Conn. Friends of her family are invited to attend the funeral servi at No. 646 High street, Newark, N. J., on Tues day, 19th inst, at two P. M. Carriages will be in attend- ance at Market street station on the arrival of the 1 P. M. train from Desbrosses street ferry. Jonys.—On Monday, October 18, of apoplexy, Heuex, wife of William W. Jones, M. D., and daughter of the late Andrew Bache. Notice of funeral hereafter. Kavaxac.—On Monday, the 18th inst., Jous Kav- ANAGH, @ native of Killila, parish of Blackwater, Ire land, ih the 27th year of his'age. His relatives and friends and relatives of his uncle, Patrick Kelly, are invited to attend the funeral, om Wednesday, at two P. M., from his late residence,’ 366 Third street, Williamsburg. > Keatine.—On Sunday, October 17, after a long and painful illness, ANwe, the beloved wife of Francis Keat- ing, aged 54 years. The relatives and friends of the family are fully roquested to attend the funeral, from her late rest dence, 307 First avenue, at half-past one o’clock this (Tuesday) afternoon; thence to Calvary Cemetery. LoyG.—On the 17th inst., at Newark, N. J., Tuomas F. Lona, in the 58th year of nis age. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 148 Madison street, on Tuesday, at two P. M. Mines.—October 15, 1575, Cuarues ©. Mruxs, late Secretary New York Gas Light Company, aged 47 years, Funeral services will take place on Tuesday, the 19th inst., at two o'clock, at the Church of the Annunciation, Fourteenth street, near Sixth avenue His relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend without further invitation, Members of Delphic lodge and Sir Knights of Morton Commandery are respectfully invited to attend. Notice.—The members of Adelphic No. 348, F. and A. M., and Adelphic Chapter, No. l A M., are requested to attend the funeral ‘of Brother Charles ©, Miles on Tuesday, the 19th inst., at two o'clock, at the Church of the’ Annunciation, ’ Fourteenth street, near Sixth avenue, D. B. HOWELL. Morax.—On Monday, October 18, Rose MoKena, aged 58 years, wife of John Moran, a native of the parish of Arigle Truth, county Monaghan, Ireland. Relatives and friends are respectfully requested to attend the funeral, from her late residence, N West Sixteenth street, on Wednesday, the 20%h inst, at two o'clock P. M. Morax.—at White Plains, on Sunday, October 1%, Maria Moras, in tho 56th year of her age. Funeral from St John’s Roman Catholic Charch, om ‘Wednesday, October 20, at eleven A. M. McKrmrNax.—Suddenly, on Monday morning, Octo- oe at her bes rae 58 West Seventeenth street, ‘y Grattan McKiernan, Funeral from the Church of St, Francis Xavier, Six- taenth street, on Wednesday, the 20¢h inst., at tem AM. ‘Newent. —On Sunday, October 17, Davin Newent, ‘Tho. funeral will take place on Tuesday, October 19, from 1,187 Socond avenue, at one ee San Francisco papers please copy. Overtox.—On enaay, October 18, Buraxt M. Ovem- ox, of Bellport, Lt. tn the 62d year of his age. fotice of funeral hereafter. Brvenccay Madison, N. J., on Monday morning, Oo- tobor 18, Anouritus Moree SAYRE, aged 25 years, son of the late Adolpnus M. Sayre and grandson of Thomas T, Woodruff, deceased, of New York city. Relatives and friends are invited to attend his funeral trom the residence of his mother, Mra, Horace J, Hunting, on Wednesday, Octodor 20, at two P. ML Trains leave foot of Barelay and Christopher streets at |. Carriages will be in Waiting at depot. om At Yonkers, on Friday, October 15, Catam Sarr, in the lst year of his age, Relatives and friends are respectfally invited to at tend the funeral, on Tuesday, October 19, at twelve o'clock M., from his late residence, Tuckahoe aven' Yonkers. Carriages will be In waiting at Bronxville apt on arrival of the nine o’lock train trom Forty-second strat, Srinws.—On Monday, September 18, Srarmex HL Srinka, aged 42 years. His relatives and friends and those of bis son-in-law, Jobn Wells, aro respectfully invited to attend his fu- neral, on Wednesday, the 20th inst, at two P. M., from Sowghte” avenue, near Clendenne avenue, Jersey City e' Swrexey.—On Sunday, October 17, at his late rest. dence, 256 Henry street, Epwanp Sweeney, @ native of Clogheen, county of Tipperary, Ireland, in the 60th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are respect. fully invited to attend the funcral, from St, James’ church, James street, where a solemn mass of requiem will be offered for his soul this (Tuesday) morning, the ‘19th inst, at half-past ten o'clock. Wrep,—In this city, set afternoon, in the 56th year of his age, Woaiam ©, Weep Notice of funeral h 4 Waira.—In on Sunday, October 17, Com te, Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral manta, wife of Dr. A. Whi services, at the residence of R. P. 672 Latayette avenue, Mit inst, at ry gt Woovmati,—At New N. J., on Monday, October 18, Jas Woornant, 12 ond friends are invited to at tend the funeral, trom the resi his son-in-law, two P. Me ‘2 be va