The New York Herald Newspaper, November 24, 1875, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. > The Stock Market Very Dull and Prices Tending Lower. GOLD 114 8-4 A 114 3-8. ‘Rag Currency $7.42—Governmeut and Rail. way Bonds Firm—State Bonds Dull— The Foreign Market Strong. Waw greerr, } Tursvay, Nov. 23—6 P.M. f ‘Transactions to-day were “small by degrees and eautifully less” as the dé older, Even the d pat-dog business was wretchedly weak to-day, and the | hungry canines failed to worry euch other from sheer hnanition. There was an entire absence of commission | business, and the operators for fractions exhibited a weakness of the knees which betokens a long absti pence from fattening profit. Kvery broker is porsessed ef tho idea that, sooner or later, he will strike a bonanza; but it 15 the disagreeable feature of these donanzas that they often strike back, aud the operator Quite as often gets the worse of the encounter, There are | many strikes for bonanzas in th arket at present, but ‘o tho prevailing dulness their blows but beat the air at {he expense of both hope and profit, The dull day has | eon turned to gome little use, however, in another Jirection, inasmuch as our remarks in the Hymazp this morning in regard to the commission rule have been ‘the engrossing topic of the Bourd conversation, with the result that proper steps are being taken to procure the repeal of the obnoxious law. A few days will probably develop the fact that strong opposition to it exists, and that a few rich houses will no longer be permitted to carry in their breeches pockets the live- | ‘fihood and prosperity of the majority of Board mem- «bors, The principal feature of the day has been the Wecline in Hannibal and St. Joseph securities. The common stock sold from 24; to 23%; the proferred, from 815; to 30; and the eight per cent convertible ‘bonds, from 84 to 8244. ‘The fluctuations of the re- mainder of the list are scarcely worth mentioning, They are as follows:—Erie, 157; a 16% a 15%; Lake Shore, 6134 a 6114 a 61}, a 61%;; Northwestern, 39\ a 89% 039% a39%4; do. preferred, 5314263; St. Paul, 89% a 3644 2 9634 a 2614; do. preferred, 66\; a 6034 a 684%; Rock Island, 105.0 105% a 105%; Ohios, 1844 a | 18% 018%; Pacific of Missouri, 12% a 127%; Kan | Pacific, 12% a 13; Western Union, 15% a 75%; Pucilio Mail, 40)¢ a 405, a 40, and Union Pacific, 1236 w 7234. CLOSING PRICES—3 P.M. Pacific Mull... 4 40, Nile SUP pf. eos a 7% COC... 66 8 1 Coeie. 4% 8 Del, ide M 1955 Erie He a (a Hian &St Jo. van a Han & StJopt Fa a a Lake Shore fa rs M a a NY a ‘Wells. x 81 0 Ry Gains & Chic atten or * NJ Central, YY Clara bes, 3 BEE 8 Olio & Miss a ic & NW. a a a a hic a a ie steal a 12% & ADVANCE AND DECLINE. ‘The changes in closing prices since those of terday are as follows:— Apvanon.—Delaware and Lackawanna, 4%; Harlem, 3; Rock Island, 34; New Jersey Central, ‘Decuxe.—Atiantic and Pacitte Telegraph, 3; Atlan- | tic and Pacific preferred, %; New York Central, %; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 144; Lake Shore, ty; North- | _fwest common und preferred, 4? Ohio and Mississippi, ; Pacific Mail, 44; St. Paul common, preferred, } Missouri Pacific, 3; Michigan Central, 4; gold, raTionary.—C., C. and I Erte, Panama, uidk: silver, Wabash, Unton Pacific and Wi estern Union, THE SALKS TO-DAY, The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day ag- gregated 44,100 shares, which among active securities wero divided as follows:—New York Central and Hud- son, 819; Erie, 5,315; Lake Shore, 3,920; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 200; Northwestern, 1,100; do. preferred, $20; Rock Island, 2,800; Pacific Mail, 5,900; St. Paul, #,800; do. preferred, 2,900; Ohios, 500; Western Union, 4,800; Union Pacific, 200; C., ©. and 1. C., 108; Panama, yes- © wats a | 2 NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1875.—TRIPLE SHEET. branch, 89%; Union Pacific firsts, 103%; land grants, 99, and sinking funds, 8834. Chicago and North) ern firsts advanced to 100, Rock Island sevens bt 110; Morris and Essex consolidated firsts, 108; do. sev- ens of 1871, 105% 0106; New Jersey Central consoll- dated firsts, 107%, and New York Central sixes of 1833, 102, Erie thirds advanced to 96. STATE BONDS These were dull, the principal transactions being in Tennessees now sertes, at 4534 to a 4544, YULADELPSIA er Asked, City sixes, new...... K 109% Camden and Amboy Ruiiroad. ‘ oa Pennsylvania. 3 60% Philadelphia aud Heading ‘ 559% Lehigh Valley. ‘ 02)¢ Catawissa Railroad, preferred x 446 Philadelphia and Erie Railroad. 197 Northern Central Railroad. : 83 Lehigh Navigation. i 50% Lehigh gold loan, MEMORANDA. As affecting the probable rafes of freight from Chicago east during the coming winter, the announce- at fu jo-day’s Hemaup that the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Comp had completed arrangements for @ of stqumships, particu! adapted to the carry- ain, to run between Baltimore and Liverpool, to indicate that Mr, Garrett had concluded that, er the rates.to New York might be, to Baltimore they should not be probibitory, MINING NEWS. ‘The trensure shipments from San Francisco to New York by Pacific railways for the week ending Novem- ber 11 were as follows Silver coin line Gold eon Total... . eee e B5TT, 904 ‘The work of putting the three bonanza mines on the Comstock lode—the California, Ophir and Consolidated Virginia—into condition to produce ore is going for- ward without interruption. All of the financial, me- chanical and engineering resources of the Pacific coast have been called on to aid in restoring these mines to their former prosperous condition. The October | product of the Consolidated Virginta amounted to $1,800,000, that of the Ophir to $350,000, ‘The receipts of the two companies from insurance was $100,000, making the total receipts for the mouth $2,450,000. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES ‘Tuesoay, Nov, 23, 1878 BEFORE CALL—10 A. M. ra 000 H & 83 8's, con. Ee ig Naot MS. 00 ONC AN Weep b, Bay 40 612 600 shs Pac Mail sf » 4 500 Pac a of Mo. 12% oo West Un rel. 7 3105 5% WOO Chie & R ERR. 1000 100 do. 100, do, 100 * do. 100 do. 300, do. 700 Mil & St 200 Mo, K 4 Te 242 boceé x wi 3 10) Han de 100 do. 893¢ 100 200 do 200 100 Han & 100. 100 do. 100 TOOLS & M loo 100 do. ‘Tous AND 11:30 A. M. $5000 U 12244 $5000 U 8 5.20.0, 168... 123 | Toooo u 13500 U 8 5%8,0,"81...be 11 SUS. 1000 do. eal $5000 Brooklyn 6's wl. 103% 200 she Erle RR 4000 © & O ist, com... 30K 900 107" 515, 113 20) Harlem 30% 40) Panama RI. 80M 90 LS & MS. 888 900 “do. Ls 200 Oley & P et. LWT dy Cute N 108: 200, do 23% 100 do. ONT Con ‘it se 900 Ci & Hee 1000 Mor & Es 1st, c.. 7000 do... 5000 Ind, B'& W ist. 8000 Ha SJ 8s, con ‘8000 46000 : 5000 D8 Lstcon,t. 2d. 6000 Ohio &'M 4000 C P Lst, rr. 16000 U Pac RE Ist. I7NYea HR Rice $00; Harlem, 1,100; Missouri Pacific, 700, 125" do. OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. i bricks Tho following table shows the opening, highestand | 1u av. lowest prices of the day:— ie a Opening. Highest. Lowest, a 0 * & eo 06 Pac M3 New York Cent 100 106, Qe » | 100 do. | ou do 15 0... 200 do 18 10) Pack oi Boo do 13. 100 Obio & M Ru, ; jorthwestern, BEFORE CALL—12:30 ff M Northwestern pret : y Oh ag 10000 US 5's. F181... 118% O00 she Phe MSB..... 40 tock Island. be H& SJ b's, c. ted Cs i TNYC&URR. ittsburg. . liwaukee and St. Paul... Mil. and St, Paal pre hio and Mississippi Vow Jersey Central, jel, Lack. and Western nion Pacitic, G., C. andIC. Western Union. Atlantic and Pacific Pacific Mail Panama. THE MONEY MARKET, Money is without change, call loans being quoted at $ and 4 per cent in the Stock Exchange and 6 per cent at bank, Prime commercial paper ts 6 and 8 per cent, Poroign exchange closed dull at 4.83 ers’ sixty days’ sterling and 4.87} for demand, THE GOLD MARKET, Gold opened at 11444, declined to 11414 and closed at 114%. ‘The rates paid for carrying were 14s, 1, 2, 8 and | 83 per cent. Loans were also made flat. OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK. Gold balance: $828,431 | ‘Currency balances. 51,097 Gross clearances: 516, 000 CLEARING HOUSK STAT $00, 342, 5 The exports of produce from this port for the week | ending to-day were $5,519,647, against $3,901,067 for ‘the corresponding week in 1874, and $6,582,249 in 1873, | The total exports of produce from the port since Janu- | ary 1, this year, were $222, 14 |, against $280,149,145 | i} | dm 1874 and $271,775,006 in 187 GOVERNMENT BONDS. Government bonds closed firm at the following quo- tations:—United States currency sixes, 125 a 1254 ; do. do., 1881, registered, 122'¢ 122%; do, do., do., cou- (pon, 123 a 125%; *do. five-wenties, 1864, registered, | 114 ; *do, do., coupon, 11414 ; do. do., 1865, registered, 115%; 40. do, do,, coupon, 116 a 116%; do, do do,, now, 1204 a 120)4; do. do., do, coupon, 120% a 12034 ; do, do., 1867, registered, 122% 9 12234; do. do., do., coupon, 12234 012294 ; do. do., 1868, registered, 122% #12244; do. do., do., coupon, @ 122%; do, tone | forties, registered, 115), 4 116%; do. do., coupon, 417% #118; do, Hives, 1881, registered, 116), a 1165; ; do, do., do,, coupon, 116), a 116. “Called. THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $30,000 gold for interest and $418,000 in redemption of five-twenty jury balances in ‘bonds, The following are the Treas jank notes received Customs receipts Revenue receipts. TUE FORK! ‘The London advices report a strong: undertone to the | arket for securities, and consols and United States ‘bonds command full prices. The transactions, how- | ever, are reported small. Eric closed a fraction lower, | st14a14y. Tho Bank of England lost £39,000 bull- | fon, withdrawn on balance to-day. ‘The following are 5 | ¥, M, quotations:—Consols for money, 9545 99545 do. | tor account, 9544 a 9544; 1865 bonds, old, 1054¢ a 10324; | 4867 bonds, 108% a 109; ten-forty bonds, 104); a 104% cow fives, 1044; Erie, 14g ald. RAILROAD PONDS. | There was a well distributed business in railroad bonds, Hannibal and St. Josoph convertible declined | (rom 84 to 82% on large transactions, Harlem coupon Girsts advanced to 1124, Chicago and Northwestern con+ solidated coupon gold bonds to 89, and New Jersey Oen- tral firsts, new, to 1134. New York Central registered Arste brought 118; Chicago and Alton income, 107; do, ruts, 116; Central Pacifies. 1064; do, San Joaquin ®,, a 4.84 for bank. | 1 | | } 100 Mar Ls & M. | In some casos there was considerable irregularity, 8 Sig 100 Un Pac KR. 874) 500 Obi & KT RR, oe 200.0 & Miss RR 12% 100 Kansas Pac RR. on 400 Ua st Jo Aelt..b8 ous 100 7a 800 200 shs Mar L&M,as pe ° wore L& 200 West Lu Tei $5N0 US Ss0.r 7. 1a $1500 U 8 oc, BL, 25000 U 8 5-20, ¢, '67.. 7000 US 6's, cur... be 120%q | Su OND BOARD—L P.M. 45% 3400 sha Pae Mail 8! 40 45% 700 Erie RR. 16 38 81 WL 81 ESN Woot beds ou HOU RLAP 2000 OF 1st, © 2000 Tol & 1400 T & W Ist f Ob. 900 MILE SCP RR be WOM &S PRR pf.b3 100 do. 97 shs Mer Ibu NYU 0K 2008t L, KOEN, ne 50 Amer Ei 100 do. 100 Pue Rit of Mo. be 12% Buu Pac M3: 800 Mor & Es: i » TO. shsCANWRR pf. 6 LOM ABLE Klepr, 200 Del, L & WR 100 Han & St Jo RR. 10 di 4 100 do. ‘ 500 Han & St Jo pf. 1 StL, KO& N RR beep tote h tale bs D a 100 frie Hess 200 Panama RR 100 Gk & NW luo COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON ON THE SPOT DULL, 1-16c. LowER— YUTURES QuIeT, 1-160, 41-80. LoOWER—¥LOUR DULL—WHEAT DULL—CORN DULL BUT STEADY—OATS DULL AND UNOHANGED— PORK QUIET—LARD IRREGULAR—PETROLEUM QUIET BUT STEADY—SPIRITS TURPENTINE DULL—ROSIN QUIET AND NOMINAL—HIDES QUIKT—OILS UNCHANGED—WHISKEY DULL AND EASY—FREIGHTS FIRM—HEMP AND JUTE QUIRT—GUNNIES UNCHANGED—COFFEE fIRM— SUGAR FIRM. Turspay, Nov. 23—6 P. M. The merchandise markets were generally quiet, but On "Change business was light in almost everything. Flour was dull, and in some cases casier. Wheat was dull | and nominal, but there was no indication of @ break, prime wheat being held firm. Corn was dull but steady, Oats dull, but without decided change. Rye was nominal, Whiskoy was dull and heavy. Pork was quiet, Lard irregular; opened higher, but closed easy, Cotton was easy. Coffee was firm, Gunnies were quiet and unchanged. Hides were quiet and unchanged, Rosin was dalland nominal, Spirits turpentine were dull. Petroleum was quiet, bat steady, Sugar was firm, Froights wore firm, Asus wero steady, with 4 moderate business passing at Sige. @ 5c. for pots Pearls were entirely nominal at 7. Beeswax was quiet and unchanged, Tho sales were 5,000 | Tbs. Southern at Sle, We quote Westorn at Sic, and South- ern at 32e, Bnoom Cony,—The market was steady, with a moderate business passing at steady prices. The transactions com- prised 1 car load green hurled at 103g¢., and 1 ear load good green medium at 8}40., and 20 bales mixed lots on private terms. We qnote:—Brush, short green, choice, 100. a 120. ; hurl, green, 106, @ 126. medium, 9¢, @ 100,; red and red tipped, Go. @ 7G. CaNDERs.—A moderate business was passing at ste prices. We quote:—Sperm, 28.5 sperm, patent’ Macy's, Bea: xtowric, Ry Mitchell A Oo’ (6 ani. 276 @ 2801 Ke | rener | Bo) gtsmantine (12. 14, 16 08), 12 ine, 4's, 6's wud 12%, 206. « 2 mabenipatege: Correx.—Thy aibes for Rio and Santos was firm. The files were 800 bags Rio ex Viola aud 335 do, ex Luso, on to terms. The market for mild coffee'was very firm. | The sales were 6,300 bags Maracaibo, ex sundry vomela, vat 1e.'« 21c., and 875 bags Moxican, at 190.9 Lise. “The stock of Rid and Santos ab New York is 100,976 baw At Galveston, 10,000 do, ; at New Orleans, 31 at Mobile, ) do. ; at Hampton Roads, ital Baltimore, 57, 0 do. om uote :—Ordinary Thao 4 17Me.; fair'do., 18ie. & 19¢.; good dons 19ge" Prion i rime do. 19%" = Bautos, fair to i 15 dat Oie., gald, aimoty dave. Coorunade Stovk.—Tho demand waa moderate, but from prosent indications business will Bao. Sunt oy ay gt ps, 12 feet. do.. Fey ial ‘ian x prio. 8 per M. Conran: —The mires was frm. We note sale of 200,000 Ibs. at 235;6. a Wisc, We quote :—Now shoathing (over 12 on.) 300, ; ‘8c. old snot t, lake, 23%,0, a 29sec, per Ib, aathlog “and trons, 20 ts, 28¢,; wails, sheath: ‘kot was steady but quiet. W. ll site). por Ib, 1aigera 15 " Ao. a Vie. tare tarred ts, 31e.; braziers’ (over 16 os), ate. ; nails, de, &e.. mixed lots, 190. a 21c.; American Yellow “ea rv COTTON on thé spot_was 1-10c. lower and closed dull. Futures, quiot and 1-i6e, age lower, The closing quota- tions to-day compare with Monday's closing figures as tol- | JOWs i ‘Monday, No AS iL “Tuesday, Nor. - 13) a » 13 11-16 a 13 33-52 + 13 27-32 9 13% a 14 516 it jiutaitons based on American standard of classification, ‘ani on cotton in store rauning in quality not more than halt @ grade above or below the grade quoted :— iplands. a New i 11616 Strict good ord’y. Low middlin Strict good mid’'g Middling tate Fair... 159.16 —Staine ordinary, 11 1¢;\strict good ordinary, low middling. 12 9-166. ; nya 1 ike. ‘The sales were — drat, Koenig. Expor eerie Doneansptiams Speculation, .. =~ Total 242 For future delivery th tho sales have been as fellows torday, after two to a a 800 at 13 5-166, up to two at 13 9-320.. 500 (short notice) at 133%0., 200 at 438 Cet 3,600 at. 13 7. 600 c. abr at 1 ‘ at 134 500 at I April, 300 ab May, "100 at + 200 at 13 aie. ‘otal, Grand tot: i 400 balos. The receipt as follows. exton, 3.942 bales; New Orleai obit 3,073 arleston, folk, 2,7: Wen York, 511; Total, 5.0 749 melee pinta, 300; ‘This day tant wook, 26,037. This day lust Total since September 1, 1,307,610 bales to otton freights closod as follows :—To Havre, by to Hamburg, by steam, lc., compressed; to Steam, le., compressed ; td Liverpool, by steam, 7-AGd.: by sull, 16d.” Market steady. FRATHERS, ~The market was steady and fuirly active. |The sales comprised 2,500 Ibs. prime at 60c. ; 500 Ibs. choice at ; 900 Ibs, mixed at 45c. and 2,000 Ibs. prime on Bayne terms. We quote:—Prime now gees, G0c; choice do., ic. a Ge. ; mixed, as to quality, 35¢. a 450, Fisn.—The inarket was. yoleeeerg We ‘2c. Receipt»—Flour, 19,372 bbls. ; corn S91 sucks; whut, 240,103 bushels; corn, 39,70) do. ; oats, 67,982 do. ; 40,738 a0. ; Darley mult, 1,044 do. The Nour market remained ‘quiet, but prices were. without material change, though a few sales were made at a slichs concession. The sales comprised 13,000 bbls. at the an- nexed quotations. Corn meal was steady. 2,200 bbls. and 1,000 sacks Brandywine sold at $4. We quote :— ote — Grand Bank do,, see George's Bank cod, $6 a 5 box ite No. 1 shore mackerel, No. No, 2 Stat $3. 90a $4 50 Superfine Stati 4750 500 Extra State. 5 35a 5 65 Choice State. 5 85a 615 Supertine Western 4758 500 Extra Wi Sia 600 Minneso' 5 65a 9 00 Round hoc 5408 570 Round hoop Ohto, trade brands 60a 750 Family ., ip 70a 800 St. Louis, iow extra 6%a 700 St. Louis, straight extra 7008 750 St. Louis! choice double extra: 8008 850 St. Louis, choice family. 18504 950 Rye flonr, fine to superfin 4008 540 Southern, No. 2... 4508 500 Southern’ supertine 5 00a" 5 35 Sonthern, extra 57a 700 family 72a 900 Woster 3250 375 Com meal, Jerse 3258 375 Gorn meal, Brandywine: 35a $00 Corn meal! panebeons.. 20 00 a 02 50 —Wheat was dull but nominally “inchanged, The sales w but 76.50) bushels at $124 for ordinary old winter; $1 22 for ungraded spring; $1 39 for amber Michivan ; $1 43 for white. Corn was dull and nominal at 75c. « fo, sal all mixed, and 7340. teamer. The sales were bushels at tho above prices. Ryo was dull and Nominally unchanged with snies of 3,500 bushels at 940, w Bago. f State, “Onta wore dull but Hominally the same. The were 39,000 bushels at d4c. a 4c. for inferior mixed vd 47c, a 480. for No. 2 Chicago, Barley was steady with sales of,about 67,000 at SUc. @ 90c. for wo-rowed State and $1 12 for'No. 2 Bay of Quinte, Barley malt was quiet gndunchanged. Peas sore quiet, | Blackeyed Southern, $1 50-4 $1 60 per bi i, in two bushel b: Deas, $1 80; Canad ica oranges at $9 a $10, and 1,000 bbls. Malaga lemons were quoted at 8) 50a . Raising were steady and mot with a fairdemand. We Novo sales of 5,0) boxes loose muscatels, $3. sin; double crowns; 4,000 boxes layers, at $2 80, and 3, Valencia, at ize: per Ib. Citron was quiet at 24. Pronos wore weak, and the supply 1s generally in excess of the do- Tutkish were quoted at 6Xe, a 7c, and French at ‘According to size and quality, Currants were Dried fruit was easy. dy at Ze. '8 74. Rigg The sales were bbls. blackberries, at 11ig¢., and 6,000 Ibs. unpeeled peaches, quarters, at 1htye. a Apple: Bige. a 10c.; New York, sliced. i quarters, 98. a 10c.; do.. slieod, Sy ign common to prime, 10 unpeeled do., quarters, lle. a fn wotations on unpesled nominal ‘4 w11%e.; raspborties, Be a 8240; cher= plums, i8¢ 8 2c; Biate, 180, 4 2be. We quot inarket was quiet and unchanged, rossed, per ton, 8270 » $280 for dombie Manila, hemp, 7c. ae Ri £ 10 275, goid: We. ae, bah Mecide Jute bats quoted at 270" ese, var- cit market was quiet and unchanged. We note gules of 1,000 Montevideos, bor cent, 700 a Galitorntas’ bout fo Ayres, 25 to 28 Ibs. Ibs. at 20c,, Texas on privat ts sold 206. leas ats Ibe! 200. a 2080"; Corrlenton ; Rio Grande, 20 to 23 ibs. 2 Ae. gc. ; California 1 ibs, 18c. 0 19¢-; Matamo 18 to 10'lbs, 17. ; a, 18 to 201 19e, & 1c, and Southern, 24 to 80 Ibs, 196, "a I5e., currency, as the: Fun; city ‘slaughter, ox, GO to HO Ibs, Yige.; dow 49 to 60 Tos. So. & Siac, currones, selected. Blors.—Very Tew, it any, shippers wore in the marke! ruled in Sree Be r. We quote:—New York tate, 12c. 8 16e.; Eastern, 10c.a 15c.; Wisconsin, 1c, 8 160. yearlings, 32. 10e.; “olds, all growths, 4c. & 6c.; Galiforntan 76. & Doe. por i Trox.—The market was quiet and without material chan; in any department. We note sale of 50) tone soppy at We qnote:—No. 1 American, A ‘do., American torse, $17 4 $24; No. 1 » boitsees, fs ‘No. rien toad opt iggy, 60" «$2 on sherrie, gt ro} ‘0.1 foundry, a oa rails, $51 a 853; steel rails, $73 0 $7. aud unenne, market for fork foreign and domestic Cuba, centrifugal and mixed, ar a ; o., museovado refining, 30c. a ic. ‘BR. ; Porto Rico, 35. a SOc. ; : Englist ; New Orleans, old crop, : . pew i, 22 1 Boe, Nivan Srowis.—Rosin way dul! and nominal. ‘Tho sales were 900 bola strained at $1 70. Spirits turpentine was dull. We note Jobbing sales of 19 bbls. on the dock at 38e., nd 90 bbls. we fe. 4 f0e. for Southern and New York. Tat was quiet; sales 30 bbls. Washington at $2.25, Wilming- ton market was reported as follows :—Rosin frm; strained, $140 bid. Tar frm; Wilmington, $150 bid; held. higher! Sales, $1 70 in order. ' Turpentine quiet; hard, $1 30; yellow di Spirits quiet at Saige. 'Splrite Carpe e8- ommon to good, strained, $1 25, Washington tar, $2 2 sree Ous.—Vhe market continued quiet and unehanged. We note sale of 300 bbis, humpback for manu- facturing, price supposed to be 65c. We quote Gottonseed, crud miner yellow, D5e. linseed, caake,, O2e,;' bb ete jorthe rn ie. m HOc. ; | 8 te; do Prrnou aha! oF market was very quiet, but steady, at | former prices. Crude, in bulk, was quoted at Ze. for prompt and month; do., in bbls., at 1046, for prompt and 10% 40. 10M, for month, Redned'standatd white Ie, for prom onth; ‘cargo lors, Iie. ; cases, Tone ws Ni Ka for props and Month. Philadeiphia mar: ey: I2\e. for cargo Tuts, Baltimore, 12'4c. am the Crook were as follows — Titusville, | Hey, wong. em at louse: ane 4 ik bids At 3 50. Tidioute, quiet falce Sag nited, $1 90; shipments Pnovistons. —Recetpts—Pork, 302 bbla.; lard, 1,115, bbls. | and tlercos: bacon, 1.782 boxed, 425 | siercos anil 76 Is. cutmeats, 19 pack: wis, quiet. sod ices nominal, The salon wero 00 bbls. old” prize mdse. at Eon, for future delivery ; 800 bbls. Jannary, at $20 90, aud | bbls. February, Brig Cutuleats were’ dull. | Pickled hams wore Bacon was dull and at 120. and * with'a moderately active marker. the oe for spot delivery were 100 tierces old Western steam | 13}ge. ; 500 tierces Western kettle at 13%40., and 150 do. “4: ville qui prime clty at ite, foture dolivery the sales ‘wore 500 therees, seiler the year, late yesterd and to-day 500 di 8,000 13 1-16e, for seller the year. quiet, but firm on prime, goods extra fine, Sle. ws «good t pris He. a fair to aot, 250. “eiate, bait Rabe ‘seeamner ty, fair to ‘a He ; Wertorn croamery, tubs, {air to oh She. ry bah do. pails, fair to extra choice, Sle. a 350 Ghcoso—The market was quiet and unchanged.’ We quote Ray i Son a fy pt ig Ad at part dkim, 8}ge 0 10) longs. Te ‘nla factory’ fait ie ‘good, a Meche? 7 dO, ty Bhac. @ 186, ; do., ched- dar shabed. wood fo fancy. 96. Rice.—The market was quiet but, steady. We note sale of 750 Wags Rangoon, in bon ald, We elip the fol- Jowing remarks on Carolin jovernber 23 ear—t. o., 1874, September 1 to di % 2,079 ther arises to ‘date, teow donand that prices, in vie of th States, fell almost im. edi: tna while the market na are reasonably che: continues liberal. ptember atively | Shes meee Fores peor boy Easy India and on A from our New Orleans house not ¥ larg® ope! market on speculative account, ie iny that prices are at “low water mark.’ wp ioran wien g tinge @ 133¢0. for Western. large fron the nas —Th rime, 6. a Tige.; Louisiana, alities Ge. a Okge, ; RiaKooN Patna 76. a Tie; Rangoo’, in G36 tierces; 1875, ott com from Pret production of ie united vpening of the crop, .d from the lowest point rates demand for this style sgoming forward cover all omciagasti comperision with Kinds. SvGAR—rhe market for raw was ver: note sales of of 40 waeehte 00 hhda French hhds. und boxes, Nos. bam Nae. a8) Y eandens A Car out of town stock Tix.—Thi ine We quote 1 Tie; coke, 6h a gold; Banca, per J lish," and ¥., lhge. Pa ati: gold. red, at: Bio 13, boxes, Ze aro port, fen, of A ree ow Nike. ry aoe ne. yellow, Sige. a Bite; extra C, ie was steady, with sales of 50,000 Ibs. Dp ©. e coke terne, $6 1235 « 80 373; charcoal de ght —Tho market was steady. about ef Bie? 57 de, Oni 1873 and 157. MIS crop 187i, 9) eceipts, 564 bbls, favor. Woot.—Thore was since our last, ‘The sales re 100 Ibs, fine fleeces on pt fornia at 30¢,, 5,000 do, air to prim 1878 and 1874, Ze. do, Wisconsin.” crop ©. a 7e.; 1,000 bales Havana, 880. a 81 10. Te hic advices A neh rat Stkauine was quiet, Quoted at 13%e. for efty’.and’A9%4e. bat pist? we firm bus quiet tay ino to choir, 74. & arkot was amulet and nominally unchanged. @ 19 charcoal, 7! To. w Te, ail a 20c.; Eng- retned. do., coke, We note sales of 300 hhis. Kentucky on privars terms, and 100 cases 35 do. Connecticut, crop 1870, Te, 15 300 do, lo. crop ‘The market was dull and ry little if any chan, riod we vate terms, Western Texas at 25; do, full do. on private terms and about 50, 2Te. a 290. 6,600 ao ‘The sales were 200 bbls. at $1 1554, closing in buyers’ in the market and embraced pring clip ,000 do. N Nevada st Faetents.—The domand was fair from various sources both for berth room and chartering tonnage, strong, owing to @, scarcity.of suitable sailers. and limited steamer accommodations, The erpool, by steamer, 4,000 bushels grain engagems ‘at 10d. ; with rates quite Liv- 5,000 bales ents we: cotton’ (including part last evening) at 444, for compressed and 7-164. aa it ran, part through freight 1,000 bbe. ¢ »; 3,500 boxes bacon, 50s. ere bola naphtha, at os orders, wit of address; an Ital honee to the M. at 350, ; a Brit or Antwerp, with 8: 00 bbl ban ith 3,000 Levant, previous to urrival i et revious 19 arrival) homse to Loadon, with 2,500 6d; a German bark hence to Cork’ for 100 bbls, refined petroleum, at 5s, 3d n bark {otiarsared bbla. do. at 4s, Od. ; with 8,000 cases do. . from Philadelphia to Bremen. do. at 5a., free of consignment: . thence for same voyage, with ‘3,700 bbls. on. pri forms’ British bark, thonca ts Cork for orders, withy 4.600 quarters grain at 6s. 6d. per quarte thence for same voyage, with %,200 quattors, American brijg, thenée B0s., if to direct with 42! rate Hise from Baltimor an tons fertilizer, at toa rt sam) direst United Kingdom port, with 3,500 quarters grain at Ge. Od. am Italian bark (relet). henioe to Cork for orders, with 3,600 quarters, do, Ge. to Antwerp di one-third in ship's bags, rect, with 73,000 bush 6d, British steamer, hence els do, at 7s. per quarter, DOMESTIC MARKETS. Gatvastox, Nov. 23, 1875. Cotton closing quiet at advance; middiing, 1c. low middling, Le. od ordinary, Tye. Not reesi bales. oa, 3,604, Exports coastwise, 416. ree Stock, ssoor, Ww Ontmans, Nov. 23, 1 cdi eeeh; addons Teer oe tmiddiing, Nite ood ordinary, 11 yc. Net recuipts, 19,54 bales} gross FONoR™ Exports—lo Great ‘Britain, 8034. Sales Stock, 167,823. Monte, Nov. 23, 1 Cotton quiet; middling, good ordinary, ‘1 ovastwise, O87. Cotton, dull and lower to se ding, 12%. bales; gross, 5,661. the Continent, 1,208, “2 Sales, 1 123 Egor ty a7: low siding, 11%e. § 2 Not receipts, 3,072 bs Sales, 2,900. Stock, 41,789. Savannan, Nov. 23. ales.’ Exporis 23,1875. {mail laze; low mid- fe Mak. reelpte, 3.438 reat Britain, 1,550; to Btock, 30,987. Cuanteston, Nov. 23, 1875. Cotton quiet: middling, 12%. ordinary, 11%0. Not receip Pao 870. b Fituin, 5,817; to France, 3,008. iB 12he good gles.” Exporis—To jaies, 1,800. Stock, Witaraton, N. C., Nov. 23, 1875, apie of turpentine quiet at S4}ge. Rosin firm $1 40. Tur steady at $150. 6,000; No, 3M. at $1 154; bolted, $29 for unbolted, per t straii WwEGO, Nov. 23, 1875. Os Flour oes nets sales, 1,850 bbia. Wheat dull; sal aukee stub, at $1 15; No.1 white Mic! 1 55. oars “quiet at 720. a 2 Cunad: sales, Millfeed—Shorta, 09) choice No. 1 31 16° Cornmenl—$30 f for seufls #21; middlings $27 a $28. r ton al Wheat, 73 rye, ings. "te, aly ; corn, 17,000 do. oye. 7.400; do. ; peas, do, ; amber, 670, Canal shipments—Barley, 82,500 bushels; rye, 8,100 do. Burvauo, Nov. 23, 1875. Lake receipts Flour, 2 bois beats 144,000 ashela; com, 26,000 " do. outs, 70,000 do. reeeipts—Flour, 7000 aiae Corn 87 000 des toate, 4,000 do. bark, 15,000 do, road ghipments—Flour, tT 000 boii, whext 84000" bushels; corn, 39,000 do. ; 000 do. Barley, 15,000 do. Canal thipinenss. for didewater—-Whea bushels; corn, 8,300 do. To interior potnts—Wheat, FS.000 bushels; corn, 11.000; oats, 13,700,” Freights-No) engagements to-day: Flour quiet, 57 aay obts at a ‘50 for 136 80 0 iieators 83 xo s'8f So ter amber euiter + $4 70 for rj HE te for neat quiet, but frm: sales. 7,800 paatola Nos ta M. $700 for oatmeal waukee st $1 24; 1,000 do, Green Buy at $1 30; 800 do, white Michigun at $i 38. Corn dull, but firm; sales 700 ushels No, 2 mixed Western at G2c.,” 3,000 do, ‘in railroad levator at 6c. Onts and rye inactive. Barloy dull, holders firm; sales 800 bushels Canada at 95c, "Pork dall at $22 50 dull at 14c. Highwines nominally ‘TouEpo, Nov. 23, 1875, Flour quiet and ad unchanged, Wheat firmer, held nd Righer. No, 2 white Wi as gh Sie amber Micti i Tose: seller January, 8 Ainber Michigan, Be. 3 do., 3 OS; high mixed spot and soller ;, low mixed new, 45%c. mieeh Blo. Freights ‘aul, i OLSg 3 Ne ee an, 2 i oe ler Novem! Oi ut uni 400 bbls, flour, 17,000 bushels wheat, 6,000 do,” oats. wheat, 8,000 do. corn, 9,000 do. Flour nominally unchan; market firm, 1 09% rd. but closed weak; No.1 Shipments—300 bbls. fou: oats. Wheat do., $1 051g a $1 44, spot 2 red beer? si! ‘Cora gen No. 1 white Mi 9; seller February, 4 hig ui, but firm ; ange cet 102,000 do. bora, 25,000 bushels CutcAao, Nov. 23, 1875. a eago apring, ecembor; 81 Ong seller January Now's do. stasis Tigo. Gorn, rer firm, holders are se igher rates; No. 2, m: {C. & SL dgc., spot; SO7 ec. ‘2516. seller November; nee airk seller the rejected, old, 50e. and new, 40c. ‘Oats ‘closed with a eatinned ‘down wer tendency’; No. 2, 30Me. a B0%c., spot and seller November, Barley nad full ‘prices asked, but no di 1d; seller November; 853gc., seller December. Rye steady and. firm, Pork irregular and in main lowe; ing steadier $20 25, spot ; $20, soller November; $19 45 4, the year; $19 Fe dar, but mi a 812 52: , Welles Reuroary, Tnatkot ftin, Whiskey, 81 60, lower at $12 4234, spot; $12 40, scher 1 year; ia Bulkmea in oor December. yeur. mand 11. Receipts Tour, 8,000 bbls. 5 corn, 41,000 do. oats ,000 do, Corn # shade Oats unchanged. Pork easigr Lard weak at $12 373g Senuary and $12 85 8 $1297} for the year, PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET, Puovineyor, R. L, Nov. 23, 1875. Printing cloths firm at 43%c., 10 d for standard’ aud ex- tra 64x04, with fair inquiry and more doing. HAVANA MARKETS. Spanish gold, 219% @ 200, Exchange dull; short sights carreney, 104 a 110 premium. lids & 14 reals per United State: Sugar weak arroba, 0. 12 Dutch stand: Tava: WA, Nov. 23, 1875, on the EUROPEAN MARKETS. Loxpox Propvcr Manet, Ing.—Linseed ot] opened at closed at 258. 6d. Loxpox, 8. Gd, Nov. 23—Even- Ss. Od. per owt., and . RAILROAD WINANCTIAL, BONDS bought and sold. Quotations and other Information cheerfully given. BEKS, 173 Broadway. —EAPSLEY AND DR ADING CITIES. SELL wens oF NEW YORK STOCK HAL *E. REFERENCES GIVEN LN NEW YORK yf PAGLEY, BROKERS, 74 BROAD. AND , ERWILEGES NG. ON X- T REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND Endowment Insurance Folleies Mortgages and other eonrities; Insurance of all in nies, J. ‘todd with be THABRICH CO., 117 Broadway. jt compa NY AMOUNT FROM $1,000 TO 880,000 TO LOAN ON improved and unimproved Property, this city or Brook. ign, torn of years, without b WILLIAM &, LEAVITT, 190 Broadway. A. OPrACERED RAILROAD BONDS bought 1 wold by the old established Stock and Bond Hor No, 43 Pine street, New York, A. Of « good firm not address FINANCL (Adveariss. EVE) GENTLEMAN FROM THE WEST WILL $5,000 in cash and $10,000 in real estate for the notes Persons who do not mean business please AL, box 175 Herald office. OO PROPLE READ THE G TBLEGRAM EVERY NIGHT. PAY ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW York cit) to BORRO GRAN’ Mo Mortyense FES appt Principals desiring T, 145 Brondway. re Hone decided, sankey Bone Apply to T. Saar, WB ro alway, SUMS REQUIRED—MONEY AL o} a 0 without bonus, New York Loxenp Appice furnished prompt and ¢ st JOBRPH AND DENVER CTY RAILROA Dought and sold by HAAR & Co., 45 Wall nee ______ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. Zeer willing to, show ner wi (000 or office, Aa $10,000, en ne ARN A ARR A RR “(MANUFACTURING FIRM, ESTABLISHED EIGHT and doings, wants a "Addreus %. P, box , GENTS? LETTERS,—30,000 OF 1874; 50,000 ‘you can take m copy of ihe vary bout, Addroar WEST for SS, bow 205 Heral A ADDITIONAL CAPITAL PROCURED FOR MER- + chants, manufacturers and others; Real Estate image's Sons’ circular of ox. trade at this point is running on sinall lots ay may be re- | changed win sat Mining Interests, &c., negotinted ; aquired tor imimediaze use, The receipts only Koep pace mith. | persons capital ‘scoking business, advised, wrthoul the demand and prices are well sustained. Krom our Charles- roved nities, ‘Bete eran ® fon house we loarn that the demand from that point since Hane, He, ident af Poop v4 the cop opeainer hes been usually lstae, the Oegregets of Sollee bl Park clew he, emi fetigs ROA shipments to the Weat hainw maarle fonr Liman that of Laat [moi Financial ane ‘Business Hrokaea 88 Keoadw , G ‘MAN OF ABILITY, WITH A MODERATE om, ame srmount ae capital, is desirous of forming a comnvction Fost cane. Celablished “auction house, “Address box 9,465 WELL “Nara BLISHED FIRST GLASS q CLASS PAYING 3 ae “spingel Lyng Stock — $12, “% can be had at 10, Sa BLOMQVIST 150 Naasaa ireot. LADY, SEVERAL YEARS EATABLISHED WIDOW in two European houses, would lik y nao Join hor in Bening another vacant location for Cen A swe! it Philadephia Branch ote New Pore"Hessla Ne MOORE, PARTY DESIRING TO ENGAGE IN A RESPEC 3 SPECT Dy Cam acne ate businens, either in New York or Brook- yn, a suation by B., box 4,050 Ae Boe EXCELLENT BUSINESS OPPORTU JNITY.—W! ‘said in one lot, x the Machinery,‘ run x by ste: Sree SA of the Comutacturing pag UE aor turing Compan White street. sews NG p N LABOEE au repre EVENING Nt NEWSPAPER IN me ans SURE INVESTMENT. —$100, $509, $1,000; men wanted, in & neat indoor business: fuctory ¢ plete: dig orders in; I sake all risk. 633 Hiudeon streoh asoment. Pps NEW TH OR SALE—SELF-RAISING FLOUR large local and Southern trade ; best propa: free trom ehemioal flavor or taste: or will sli Clty and County Rights. Address TAY YLOR LEWIS, 203 South th street, Pitadelphia. WISH TO MAKE ARRANGEMENTS WITH A MAN. ufacturer to manufacture an Extension Step Ladder on navellys Address B. 8. V. Z., 138 Ross street, Williamsburg, WANT A LINE OF SAMPLES TO TAKE ORDE on commission in San Francisco and California; security and first clags city references for business capacity and probity given. Address AGENT, box 154 Herald office. ere ck Ge eth fee BUSINESS—OFFICE tod January 1. by an estab iishod’house having’ valuable cash trade amon houses in the count 98 Broadway. Apply to GRIGGS & CA) ILDLIONS IN IT.—-PARTNER WANTED IN THE most beaatiful and amusing toy ever invented; will sell iat sight; profits immonse. Apply at 50 Broad st., room 7. ps NEB WANTED—WITH ce, IN A WELL Paying staple article, manufactory: & chance oe & man of business. Address T. ERSTELN, 256 East Thirty-thied street, GPLENDID CHANCR.—A MUSIC AND STATIONERY 2 best 6), Store in Jersey City will be sold 4 alow dgure, with fall Stock and Fixtures; reasons for se! M. & 8., Jersey City Post office. st - PECIAL PARTNER WANTED—WITH PROM 2,000 ahd #3 3,000, Ne gereee an old eee enee agit ag yo i . jorences unexceptionable, Address, jaya, EXCELSIOR, Horald office. — ANTRD—A, PARTY WITH 200, 70 av family. arti Newark, N W* NTED—AN ACTIVE PARTNER, WITH ABOUT of oh in 3 puta vying manufacturing business; secur ‘ally established and im runnin; interest of asilent member. Ad- dross CORAL JEWELRY, bor ot Horald office. tare Se eaat peta Vooee bret pos ih an estab) umber J. X, box 144 Herald Uptown Branah office “Cue ft, 200 YEARLY SALARY TO A GOOD BusI. ness man who will loan his employer $3,000 cash undoubted security for money: satisfactory reference given and required. No. 2 Broadway, room 13. $1. 20) -A YOUNG MAN WITH THIS AMOUNT + can have an interest in an old established Profitable business where there is no work. SHOVE & CU usiness Agents, 1,298 Broadway ——— THE CLEWS CASE. Yesterday was the day set down for the hearing of a motion to expunge the claim of Benjamin H. Cheever against Henry Clews & Co. Mr, Abbott appeared be- fore Register Ketchum as counsel for Mr. Tappan, trus- teo of the estate, and Mr. Bartlett appeared as counsel for Mr. Cheever, who was also there in person. The motion was not heard, ag Mr, Cheever immediately signed a withdrawal of his claim. The following letter was read tn the course of the proceedings :— Envoar Keroaum, Esq., Register tn Bankruptcy:- Dgak Sin—tI proved my claim in bankruptcy against ao, Clews & Co. some time since, for two reasons, ‘st—I, at that time, had reason to believe that the trustees in bankruptcy were likely to receive assets from the estate of the bankrupts to a cousiderable greens and that creditors might reasonably expect ividends on their claims. ‘Second—I felt it my duty to appear in the bankruptcy proceedings as a creditor and elfen any application Mr. Clews might make for a discharge from Tis debts. 1 now find an entire change in the situation, Regard- ing assets, a careful examination satisfies me that the creditors of Henry Clews & Co, have little to hope for. ‘As to opposing Mr. Clews’ discharge, it is now certain that a number of creditors, representing large claims ‘and appearing by a distinguished law firm 1p this city, will vigorously contest tne issues thereof. The points Thad contemplated embodying in my own specifications in opposition to the discharge will be ased in the inter- est of the creditors referred to. Therefore, while I am satisfied there would be no diff- cnity in maintaining my position as a creditor of Heury Clews & Co., 1am not disposed to longer continue a Jegal contest that at best can only result in a barren victory. I therefore withdraw my proof of debt. Yours, respecttuly <RENTAMIN H. CHEEVER. Naw $300. CAN Xclusive agency in New York of fast-eolling profits large, Call at 239 Market strect, pn TROUBLES. Messrs. Bass & Clark, wholesale grocers, of No. 67 Park place, have suspended. Their capital 1s said to have been $75,000 on the 10th of June, Bonds wero yesterday filed by Mr. J, D. Hunter to the amount of $19,000, in the matter of the assignment of Messra. Armstrong & Morrison, butter dealers, of No. 150 Chambers street, who failed about two weeks ago. The sureties are Mr. J. 3) Martin and Mr, F, W. Griggs, The liabilities of Mortimer D. Conklin, buttor dealer, of No. 161 Chambers street, whose assignment to James B. Startup was noticed in the fisnaso of November 5, amount to $88,099 39. His assets are $37,204 53, of which the actual value Is about $25,000, Bonds were yesterday filed by J. ©. De La Vergne, the assignee of Jonathan R. Helfrich, to the amount of $4,000, Messrs. W. H. & J. D, Hunter signed as sureties, Otto F. Schroeder, chandler, of No. 115 Broad street, esterday made an iy “sant to James M. Cook. His Tabitites are $5,400, assets $1,636 19. Bonds were immediately given» Mr. Cook for $2,000, with S. W. Truslow and ‘all as sureties. The negotiations with the creditors of 8. B. Potter & Co., produce merchants, of No. 73 Broad street, for a settiement on the basis of thirty per cent having failed, the firm hasgone into bankruptcy. The Thabilicies of tho firm are about $61,000, Their assets consist of stock valued at $27,000 and debts due $4,000. Mr. Samuel B. Potter individually has property estimated at $40,000 and debts due him $23,600, His individual debts amount to $17,000. Proceedings have been taken for voluntary and in- voluntary Denkeaysey. of the firm of William Moller & Sons, the sugar retiners, who made an assignment to Joseph HL Goodwin for the benefit of their creditors in October, The total liabilities amount to about eS of which sum $455,000 is ured, ‘he assets of the firm are as follows:—Nine lots of pial ‘on Vandam and Chariton streets, with buildings and machinory, subject to $125,000 mortgage—Estimated value, $350,000; 337 acres wood and mining land and a ae Drakesville, N. J.—Cost $15,000; cash, $10,387 13; checks, pte B, romissory notes, $20,366; due on open $50,000 000; insurance policies, $150,000. Fviliam Moller's tnctvidual prop erty is eens at Oneness Me hous notes, $16,160; debts tar) $19,700, Moller’s individaal Property is valued at $10,000 Mr. Lewis, the et of Isaac Meyer, estimates that the creditors will ultimately receive dividends amounting to about seventeen per cent THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE. A meeting of the membors of the Produce Exchange was held yesterday, President Floyd inthe chair, Its object was to consider the rule recommended by the Provision Committee, that the title to goods shall not be transterred betore payment be made, The adoption of the rule was p by Mr. Orr. 1t was with very few dissenting voiees and the meeting there upon adjourned. HIGH PRICE OF MILK Yesterday was an unfortunate day not only for milk- men, but consumers, The milk market ran short hun- drods of gallons, and venders were payieg as high as twelve and fifteen cents per. quart in order to supply their customers, It scems that there has been a great scarcity ot milk of late, owing to @ disease that has broken out among MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. MARRIED. af NEY ‘Wednesday, November 17, in St. Louis, Mo. the Rev. Kdward Walsh, Daxre. J, O’Conor, of New York, to Katie Ketuen, of St Lous, Mo, No cards. BIRTH, Joxrs.—In Litchfield, Conn., octets 19, 1875, 9 daughter, Eva Conveconsssks, to (rs. George Ealon Jouvs DIED. Aven —On Stnday, November 21, of pneumonia, Carimnine A., wife of L W. ‘Aged 63 years, ‘The relativas and friends o! r fall} fayieg| to attend the dete, 306 Wost Rone ‘at one o'clock, Burrs.—01 the Firat Bantjst See coop | avenue and Thirty-ninth street, on Friday mornt; November 26, at eleven o'clock, Her remains will taken to Greenwood Cemetery. Baze.—On Monday, November 22, after a short ill- ness, Joun Invino Bark, in the 79th year of his e. Funeral services from his late residence, No. 359 West Fifteenth street, on Wednesday, November 2, at half-paat twelve o'clock. Buuse.—On Tuesday, November 23, 1875, after a long and painfal illness, the beloved wife of George F. Brune, aged 26 years, 1 month-aud 13 days, ‘The relativés and friends of the taantty, also members of Jackson Lodge, I. 0. 0. F., No. 160, are ie ser nang invited to attend the faneral,” from her late residence, Gardner street, town of Union, N. J., at two P.M. Buxker—On’ Monday, | hg: inst., Witten J. Bowkxr, in the Slat year of his ag The relatives and friend 4s of the family are tnvited to attend the funeral services at the Church of the Trans- figuration, Twenty ninth street, et ten o'clock Thursday morning. Borks.—On ery." Lag November 23, of pneumonia, Jonas Bor aged 55 ye The relatives aod treads of the family and the mem~ bers of the St. Vincent de Paul Society, of St Vincea® Ferrer’s church, and algo the members of the meee Hall General and Distriet committees of the Tweat Assembly district, are respectfaily invited to attond the fuueral, from bis late residence, 153 Rast Fifty-seventhy street, on Thursday, November 25, at one o'clock. Carit.—At Northport, L. fon Sunday, petty 21, 1875, Susan Cant, aged 79 years. Fanerat hiport, on Wednesday, November 24, lock, “Train leaves Hun- ter’s Pomt atten o'clock A.M. Carriages will beaty depot on the arrival of the train. The rolatives and) friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend: the funeral, also those of her sous, David, Israel and? Jesse Carll. Cours.—At Flushing, L, I., on Sunday evening, 2ist inst., SamvKn Cones, aged 93 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend hiss funeral, on Wednesday, 24th inst., at one o'clock P. M., from the residence of Mr, Cheshire, Amity street, Conkiin,—On Monday, November 22, 1875, Peter Conxian, aged 23 years, Relatives and friends are Tespectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from his late residenee, 181 East Sev- enty-eighth street, on Thursday, November 26, at oue’ o'clock precisely, Crorry.—On Monday, Novomber 22, Mary, only * daughter of James and Anne Crotty, aged 4 years and 2 months. Relatives and friends of the family are requested ta attend the funeral, from the residence of her paren' 42 Horatio street, on Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock. Dxckxn.—On Tuesday, November 23, after a long ill ness, Marriew M. Drckux, in the 50th year of his aga. ‘The relatives and friends of the famliy are respect- fully imvited vo attend the funeral, from his late resi- donce, 152 West Eleventh street, this (Wednesday) evening, at half. past seven o'clock. Drwx.--On Sanday, November 21, 1870, after a short ilIness, Harriet, relict of the jabe John Dick, aged 87 years and 2 months. Relatives and friends are respectully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, November 24, at two o’ctock, from the residence of her daughtor, Mrs. W. pi Sintlatr, Vanderb:!t avenue, Brooslyn. Frury.—At Norwalk, Conn., on Sunday, November ba noe Saxporp Ferry, in the 53d year of his ago. ‘uneral services from the First’ Congregational church, Norwalk, on Friday, the 26th, at one P. M. Carriages at South Norwalk station on arrival of tem A.M. express from Forty-second street. Fisi.—At Searsdalo, if Y., on Tuesday, the 23d inst, Witttam Hexry Fisn, in the’ 55th year of his age. Notice of funoral hereafter. Fisaer.—On Monday, 22d inst, Saran D. Fisuer, wife of John W. Fishet ‘The relatives and friends of the family, and those of her son-in-law, J. R. Cole, are invited to attend the funeral, at her late residence, 14%t street, first house east of ‘Alexander avenue, on’ Thursday, the 25th inst, baie o'clock ie ‘roy papers please copy. bac hae. Tuesday, pate ‘inst, Epwanp Huo, in the 83d yeur of his ag The relatives aed friends of the sey, are respect fuliy invited to attend the funeral, from’ his late reak Pages No. 94 East Broadway, on Thursday, November ‘at balf-past one P. M. Piece. —On Monday, 22d inst. Vicror E. Hopsom, im the 36th year of bis age, His friends and those of his brother John H., are im vited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, pos 7 Sullivan street, on Thursday morning, at half-past nine o’clock, to the Church of St. Joseph, corner of Sixth avenue and West Washington place, whore a.solemn re- quiem mass will be said, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Jacoaus.—On Monday, November 22, Davip Jacosua, after a short illness, in the 72¢ year of his age. The remains will be taken by the 8:30 A. M, train, Erie Railroad, to Paterson, November 24, where carriages will be in waiting to convey friends to the: Reformed church, Pompton Plains, N. J. Services at the church at twelve M. Jsxvincs—On Monday, November 22, at tho rest dence of her parents, Auuzy JeNnivGs, agod 20 years and 4 months. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from her late residence, 791 Washi 3 aihcee on Wednesday, November 24, at one o’cl Joxgs.—In Litchfleld, Conn., Novomber 18. Eva FRE&LOS CoLvooonrsss, wife of George Eaton Jones, aged 22 years and 4 months. Linxemas.—In Throop avenue, Brooklyn, on Tucaday” evening, November 23, Eva, wife ot Herman H. Linne man. Notice of funeral hereafter. Lovpoy.—On the 22d imst., Jony Loupoy, son of James and Joanna Loudon, aged 4 days, Mappuy. —On Tuesday morning, at om o'el after las ering illness, Mary, the beloved wife of jadden, in the 43d year of her age, a native of toakorn county of Galway, Ireland. ‘The funerai will take place from her late residenea, 680 Eleventh avenue, on Thorader, at two P.M. The relatives and friends’ are respectfull: Y abc Vat) to attend Manzint—At his residence, 49 Washin; square, on November 22, at eight A. Fe ape A uixt, of Verona, Italy, aged 30 years Funeral, to Ohivary enters, November 23. Verona papers copy. Myera,—On Tuesday morning, the 23d inst. daughter of Myer S. and Matilda’ Myors, aged 1) yearn. bec fe and Lae werd of booed family Kod invited to attend the faneral, {rom tl idence of her 421 West Twenty-second strdhe, ou Thursday mocking the 25th inst, at ten o'clock. ‘MoGmsny.—On Tuesday, November 23, Farr, rel- fet of Thomas, in the 48th year of her age. Relatives and friends of the family are reappottally, Invited to attend the funeral, on Tharsday oon, at be o'clock, from her late residence, 13 Norfolk stree! Patmer.—Suaddenly, on Monday, November 22, Jo sera J. Pasar, in the 22d year of his ‘Tho relatives and friends, also Mutual No. 57, L 0. 0. F., are invited to ‘attond the funcral services, from the Willett street Methodist Episcopal church, om ‘Thursday, November 25, at one o'clock. St. Johns and San Francisco papers please copy. Parrensox.—Suddenly, on Monday evening, 22d inst, Tuomas Parrenson, Sol 61, S native of the parish of Drumkeran, county sh, Ireland. Tho funeral will take place from St. Peter's church, Preclely. N. Y., on Thursday next, at two o'clock Precisely. eon ‘oLLaK.—On Monday morning, C. B. Poutax, tn hig. year. Funeral to take place from 1,239 Third avenue, near Seventy-first street, on Wednesday morning, at balf- past nine. The members of the Atlantic Lodge, F. end A. M., are requested to attend, Rosa.—At Catskill, N. Y., on the 2st tnst,, of pnea- monia, PaCeARS infant son’of Kila Day and a Richard Ras! nited States Nav aioe T weeks, Home ror Acrp anv Lxpinw bers and [sehen of “The Home,” 822 Te Lexin Ly pond Philli aged 87 i ot ciate of this tambesions ‘llipa, ps, agi years, an in: o this pat) ten o'clock A.M. By order of ‘i, Sec. Mrs. P. J. JOACHIMSEN, Pres. Sasa—On Tuesday, November 23, at No. 148 Leonard street, of pneumonia, Michant Suma, in the Bist year of his age. Notice of funeral on Tharsda} Smreppen. Monday, Noveaber 22, at New York, Wruttam Saxppex, tive of Ayrshire, Scotland, in the 33d year of his ag ‘The friends of the family are invited fo attend the funeral, from his late residence, Third avenue, betwoen bod = 1434 streets, on Thursday, 25th inst, at one o'clocl Set —On Tuesday afternoon, November 23, in Brooklyn, Lavixia, widow of the late Thomas B. Smith, years. ‘Notice of funeral hereafter. Surra,.—On November 22, of Bright’s disease of the. kiducys, Janne W, Surra, in the 2d year of bis age. The relatives and friends of the family folly invited to agenda Bi finersl,f from the ecnarah of the Stranj ercer street, betw ‘ighth street = ma ‘on Wednesday, at one orelock, ynday, November 22, \ Saran, wife of Sandford Sted) in the 73th year of her age. ‘Funeral 02 Wednesday, November 24, at half past one, from the Presbyterian church at Bedford. Storr,—On Sunday, November 21, after a short but painful ilness, Maup A., eldest daughter of Emil i Amolia 8. Stary, aged 3 years, 7 months and 29 Rolatives and friends of the tamily, also m Now York Lodge F. and A. M., Reno Post, No. 44, ‘A. R,, are respectfully invited to attend’ the Séos ‘the Church of the Disct praanai of phen street and Madison “i Ea on inesday, November 24, at twelve o'clock M. “LAYLOR.—At Mount Vernon, N. 8 on November 21, Joszra TaYvor, in the Sith year of his age, The funeral will proceed on Wednesday bering Bae to ‘St. Matthew’s chureh, where a solemn requiem masa will be offered, at ten o'clock, for the repose of bits soul, and thence to Calvary Cemetery. The train con the remains will arrive at the Grand Contral depot one o'clock P. M. The relatives and friends.are respecte fully invited to attend the funeral. BLLINGTON. —On mo wwektan corms 22, Asx. cat a wife of William Wi The relatives and trends of the the yam are fully invited to attend the funeral tervicon iro et renee late residence, 241 West ny street, on os inat., at one o'clock P. M. Wrsseis.—On, Tuesday, Nareaton, Feenpee, eldemt son of the late Fredorick and. Kato bag Funeral Services at the residence of his mother, cot. ner Maple and Whiten streets (ater ota Jorsoy Cty, Thu November 25, at three ?. mn Monday evening, 22d inst, —U1 Westchester base fb ont No, 29 Woat Twentioth st: aaron hae tien poh from thence to mt, Church of of SS inst, Lawis J.