The New York Herald Newspaper, December 17, 1875, Page 9

NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1875.-TRIPLE SHEET. “FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, + Another Day of Dry Rot in the Stock Market— An Uninviting Prospect. = (MONEY ON CALL LOANS HIGHER. Gold 114 3-8—Rag Currency 87.42—Railway Bonds Firm and in Pair Request—West- ern Union Again Heard From. Watt Sraeer, Tuvrspar, Dec, 16—6 P. M. Stocks to-day, with only slight fluctuations, have | generally shown adeclining tendency, The principay | changes from the openin lows:—Western Union, 4034 a 405; a 40K 0 4025; a 1634; Michi- | gan Central, 605; a 60% « 60); a 60%. The morning | manipulation of Lake Shore is worthy of a passing comment. The price was raised from 61% to 617% by the orders simultaneously given to ten or fifteen | brokers each to buy 100 or 200 shares “uick,"’ which, of course, created quite an active demand for a short | time, but the plot seemed to fail of catching any | “gudgeons,” for the price as quickly dropped to 6134 ‘and then to 614, from which it was rallied at the close | 406134. Lf the “yarns” which are persistently retailed | concerning this stock contain the one-hundredth part of truth, then that portion of the country within ten mules of its line is. a wonderful exception to the general | condition of the trade of the United States. North: western sold at 395; a 397; » 3044, preferred at 564 a55%; St. Paul at 36% a 257; 0353, preferred at 66a 66% 4.66; Union Pacitic, 75 a 75% a 7474 a 757%. There ‘was considerable business done in this stock in the way of turning cash stock into buyer sixty days at a differ- ‘ence of ' and per cent, This was understood to be | ewing to some large loans maturing before the end of the month, The remainder of the list presented no changes worthy of record. THE SALES TO-DAY The transactions aggregated 54,600 shares, divided as follows:—New York Centrai und Hudson, 100; Erie, 9,220; Lake Shore, 18,300; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 200; Northwestern, 3,800; do, preferred, 700; Rock Island, 200; Pacific Mail, 6,400; St. Paul, 800; do. pre- ferred, 1,100; Ohios, 500; Western Union, 4,935; Wabash, 200; Union Pacitic, 2,610; C.; v. and L C., 100; Panama, 200, ADVANCE AND DECLINE. The following are the changes in the closing prices compared with those of yesterday:— Apvance.—Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, 3§ York Central, 3s; Delaware and Lackawal tom, ake, Shots 4; Rock island, ferred, » Wi stern 5 1%; Dis- trict of Columbia 308 bond rie, in London, 34. Duciins.—Gold, 395° Pacille “Mail, 35 Northw red, 3; Erie, 3%. Michigan Central, Hannibal and Zoseph, North St ippi ern common, Obio and Missi Panama, Quicksilver, St. Paul’ common, Wabash and New Jersey Central. OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWKST PRICES. ‘The following table shows the opening, highest and towest prices of the day :— New York Central. Northwestern. Northwestern preferred. Rock Island. Pittsburg. Milwaukee and St. Paal. « Mil. and St. Paul preterred w Ohio and Mississippi Now Jersey Central. Del., Lack. and West Union Pacific G., 0. andl. 6 Western Union Atlantic and Pacific Tel Pacitic Mail Panama. . a a a ‘a8 | a a a a a rs hi & a & a & RL... Mil & St P, 355, 8 MONEY MARKET. | ersand Traders’, 1973; Irving, 128; | Mechanics’, sacle casas Burlington and Quincy consoli- dated sevens brought 11034, eights 11814; Rock Islaud sevens, 110%; New Jersey Central firsts, new, 11545 convertible, 105 105%, and Morris and Essex regis- tered firsts, 114, Chicago and Northwestern consoli- dated plain rose to 99%, firsts selling at 101), and con- solidated coupon gold bonds declined to 8544. Milwau- kee and St Paul firsts advanced to 11844, do. consoli dated sinking funds to 82, Erie firsts to 104%, and Mich igan Central sevens to 102). Michigan Southern sink- ing funds sold at 105340 105%, Harlem coupon firsts were quoted at L143. STATE nONDS, State bonds were dull. District of Columbia 3.65’s sold at 684s, and Michigan sixes of 1578 at 106. Miss- ouri long sixes rose to 122%. BANK SHARES, Bank shares sold at 130 for Metropolitan and 7 for Fourth National. The latest bids are annexed ;—America, American Exchange, 116; Central National, 10234; Chatham, 140; City, 300; Commerce, 124; Continental, 8634; Corn Exchange, 133; First National, 200; Fourth National, 97; Fulton, 150; German+American, 75; Gold Exchange, 120; Greenwich, 150; Hanover, 85; Import- Manbattan, 151 138; Mercantile, 105, Merchants’, 123; Nassau, 103; New York, 134; Ninth National, 80; North America, 101; Phanix, 1004; Republic, 85. PHILADELPHIA QUOTATIONS. Tho following are the Philadelphia stock quotations at three o’clock this day, reported by Randolph, Bick- | ley & Co.» Asked, *City sixes, old 10034 City sixes, ‘new 105% Cainden and Amboy Railroad. 135 }5 Ponnsylvapia Railroad. .....,. bly Philadelphia and Reading Raftroad. 6554 Lehigh Valley Railroad... 62% Catawissa Railroad, preferred. 44 Philadelphia and Erie Railroad. 19% | Northern Central Railroad... BB ie Lehigh Navigation 495% *Lehigh Navigation g i. 108% Hostonville Railroad........ 3346 33% +x interest, P SAN FRANCISCO PRICES, ‘The following are closing mining quotations at the half-past twelve P. M. morning Board:— | Gould & Curry. 19 Bureka, G. V. awit Savage. 16 Best & Beiche 58 Chollar Pot 89 Kentuck... l4 Ophir. 46 Union Consolidat 9 Hale & Norcross. 45 Alpha... W Crown Point. 29 Meadow Valley 3 Yellow Jackot.. 95 Sierra Nevad 19 Belcher, 32 Mexican, 18 Imperial. § Caledonia 2 Virginia Consolidated Silver Hill 8 California, Overman Raymond & El. Bureka Consolidated. Justice... MEMORANDA General Anson Stager, General Superintendent at Chicago of tho Western Union Telegraph Company, 1s reported to have expressed himself upon the proposed reduction of the salaries of the employés of the:com- pany as follows:—'I think it is the most sensible thing that the company could do under the circumstances, You perceive that the receipts of the company have fallen-off materially since October up to the present time—that is, in comparison with the same months of other years, Since the pauic the Western Union has neither constructed nor reconstructed any of its lines, but now, that many of its lines have become old and useless, and new places are springing up, ft is forced to adopt some new mode of business, The only sensible thing the company could do was to retrench, aud the Hxecutive Committee were of the opinion that no- where on the expense list could this retrenchment be more appropriately commenced than on salaries’? It is quite evident that the Chicago officials of our corporations require some “coaching.” They seem to have the bad habit of speaking the truth, trrespective of the speculative interest of their brother officials who re- | side near the New York Stock Exchange. Witness the above concerning Western Union, and what Mr. Keep, ‘| President of the Chicago and Northwest Railroad, re- cently said concerning its floating debt, in contradiction of the reyorts current bere, RALLMOAD PRETGHTS, From the several meetings which have already taken place between the agents of the New York’ and Boston roads there seems to be but little prospect of any agreement being arrived at whereby the rates from Boston will be made to harmonize with those now ex- isting from this city. | It is reported from Toledo that the decree of fore- 2 | closure in Toledo, Wabash and Western Railroad gold | bonds is entered, No appearance made on the part of stockholders. Wheat and corn at Chicago and other western points | continues to respond to the presence of large accamu- lations and shows a steadily declining tendency. Bad | again for the railroads. The London Economist of December 4 says:—“The events in the money market confirm the remarks | which we made a fortnight since, We then said that The rates for moncy on call to-day have developed an | tncreasing distrust of capitalists in the permanency of the present status at the Stock Exchange, After ruling | Steady at 5 per cent all the morning it was a surprise ¢o the late borrowers to discover that there was no | more money offering, and consequently the rates rose to 1-32. and interest, closing at 7 per cent gold bid, Con- sidering the unexampled dulness, of the stock market there scems to be no other explanation of this sudden | change except the withdrawal of a certain amount of capitol which heretofore had been at the service of the | stock speculators, Foreign exchange was quiet, with | actual business at 4.8534 for long and 4.8944 fordemand, | ‘Tho bank rate of discount for New York exchange in | thecities named is as follows:—Chieago, 25c. per $1,000 discount; Cincinnati, $1 per $1,000 discount; St. Louis, 60c. to $1 per $1,000 discount, THE GOLD MARKET, Gold opened and closed at 114%, all the sales of the day having been at these figures, The rates paid for carrying were 1, 134, 2, 3, 5, 7 and 6 per cent, loans having also been made flat. OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK. Gold balances $522,400 | Currency balances 1,157, 187 Gross clearances 19,290, 000 CLEARING HOUSE Currency exchanges. ... - $69,166,509 3,126,056 Currency balances 5 Gold exchanggs 7,866,461 Gold balances. The steamship Frisia, which s took out $289,364 specie, of which $10,000 is gold bars and the remainder in silver bars. GOVERNMENT HONDS. Government bonds closed firm at the following quo- tations:—United States currency sixes, 122); 0 122%; do. do., 1881, registered, 119% a 120; do. do., do. coupon, 126 a €25);; do. five-twenties, called, 1862, fogistered, 115; do. do., do., do., coupon, 115; | do, do., 1864, rogistered, 115; do, do., do, cou pon, sige do, do., 1865, registered, 116% a 11614; | do. do., coupon, 116), 4 116%; do. do, do, | new, Sie 117% a 117%; do, do., do, coupon, 120% 121; do, do., 1si7, registered, 119% a 110%; do. €0., do., coupon, w 128% @ 12334; do. do. 1368, registered, 119}, 120; do. do., do., coupon, 123% @ 12334; do, ten-forties, registered, 117% a 117%; do. do., coupon, 11834 a 118%; do. new fives, registered, L179 a 11734; do. do., coupon, 117% a 118, THR FORKIGN MARKET, Tho London advices report no change in the Bank of | England rate of discount, which remains at 3 per cent, | Tho bullion in the Bank increased £205,000 during the week, the proportion of reserve to liabilities being 424% | percent, againstd41 5, per cont lust week, To-day £143,000 | bullion was withdrawn from the Bank on balance, | ‘Consols are dull and steady, and United States bonds | are without important change, The specie in the Bank | of France increased 12,046,000f. during the past week, Rentes, 65f, 50c.; exchange on London, 26f Ie, tor | @hort sight. The following are the five P. M. London | quotations:—Consols for money, 9% 11-16 a 9344; do. for ; account, 937% ; old 1865 bonds, 1033 a 104; 1867 bonds, | 100% @ 106%; ten-forty bonds, 106%, a 106%; new fives, | 104% a 105; Erie, 15, Market closed dull, purticularly for Amorican securities, THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. The bank notes received for redemption to-day amount to $500,000; revenue receipts, $270,000; cus- toms receipts, 950, ‘Tho Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $23,000 gola ‘on account of interest, and $290,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds. TREASURY BALANCES, Currency $9,700,000 70,0000, 000 21,800,000 Case coin certiticates. RAILROAD HONDS. Railroad bonds were firm and higher. There was @nactive demand for Union Pacific issues, firsts ad- vancing to 105, land grants to 100}¢ and sinking funds to 9244. Central Pacifies sold at 107, San Joaquin Branch at 90M, and Western Pacifics at 99, New York Central firsts advanced to 125 for couvon and LI9K for 1397/170 | 2 arope to-day, | 1 | 100 Quick Mi: if the German goyernment took much gold from us the | Bank of Engiand would be very poor about Christmas, or early in the new year. Already the German govern- ment has taken £500,900 last week and as much this; and if they goon at this rate our predictions will be more true even than we expected, Before long a large amount of coin and notes go out for the usual quarterly payments, and, if the German demand continues un- abated the reserve will be exceedingly low, The in- formation given tends to show that the requirements of | the German government before the end of the year will be considerable,” The Lilinois Central Railroad Company have aeciared their usual balf-yearly dividend of four per cent, pay- able Fevruary 1. Transfer books close January 15 and reopen February 15. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Taourspar, Dec, 16, 1874 BEFORK CALL—10 A. M, 5 100s LS SMB RR, 100 do. $5000 § © 6's, non-f, 1g Jen Ist, f.. io. ast 200 Mil & St P pr 100 Han & St ders 100 Mo, K & ‘1% 100 Pac RR of “io 188 1B O15 AND 11:30 A. M. $10000 U S6"s, r, ws 126 $1500 US 5's, , ‘81... 118 36300 do. 193 10000 US's, cur...) 122 Lovo U So's, 7,81. HH nes FIRS! BOARD—10:30 A. ML $6000 Ga + 100, 10 shs Adams Ex..bo 10274 ‘8000 Mo 6" . Way VONYC AH Siw 104 8000 Mic! 106 400 Pac M53 40 250 Al 1oL 500 di 10.00 Ine’ stwith be 6000 Long Dovk 10000 Mie 14 Metropolitan BY 00 Spring 9 wo do. 200 Tol & Wab RR 100 Atl & PT 300 Puc RR of M 500 West U Tel. coh hal 800 900 o 100 20) Ohio & MK. be 17 189 Wels Paseo Bx.bo Bi BEFORE OALL=i8:39 joL 2 rH . 109.0,0 84 1900 Mo, Kan & To 4 en Ist,con. 10% 10000 TW iat, Selsdad 1000 Un hg le. 24000 2P §50000U85's,10-40.r be 117K 810000 17 § G's, our.... SECOND BOARD—1 P. M. 12 shs Li Con RR..be 100 Mich Cen BR,..be 60 yeast $5000 Tenn 6's, new... 14000 Un vas, Hi Leh & 1000 Mich Cen 7's. 100d 2000 La & M 100 P, PW AO 2000 C & NW con. 20 Union Pac 40 StL LMt&s RR be Cal $5000 Erie 1st. 8000 Ld WB 900 shs West U Tel QUIET—ROSIN NOMINAL —OILS FIRM—FREIGHTS EASIRR—HEMP AND JUTE ¥IRM—WHISKEY EASIER—COFFEE QUIET—SUGAR NOMINAL. Tuurspay, Dec, 16—6 P. M, ‘Trade matters remain about as they were yesterday and there was no manifestimprovement, The markets generally tended im buyers’ favor, and in numerous instances prices were lower on ’Change. Flour was dull and in buyers’ favor, Wheat was dull and nomi- th steady, Coffee was quiet. Hemp and jute were firm. Rosin was nominal. Spirits turpentine wis quiet. Oils grass mats; Singapore, 9,454 do.; Ceylon, 383 bags; Mara-. eaibo, 18,111 do.; Laguayra, 262 do,; St, Domingo, 1,500 Java, government bags, 26c, a 27. ; do., grass mats, 26c. & 28c.; Singapore do., 2c. a 24c. ; Coylon, 20c. a 2144. ; Mara- caibo, 19¢. a 21c.; Laguayra, 19340. a 20340. ; Jamaica, 19¢. 8 200, ; St. Domingo. 1736. @ 18. ; Porto Rico, 18¢. a 20430. ; Costa Rica, 196, 8 21e.; Maceasay, lc. 9 29c,: Mexican, 1934 Manil 8 2ig0.: Angostura, 19¢. & 196. Suracoa, I8ige. 20e. Donon Under the infisence of goustaued gooddemand the market for spot raled steady and prices were advanced 1-16e, on strict middling and grades above. Other grades were unchanged, Futures were unchanged. The Closing prices to-day compare with Wednesday's closing beloes as follows :— My, 14 Mie 16% nid —Quotations are based on American standard ot classifica. tion, snd on cotton In stose running in quality not more than huit's grade above or below the erade quote Ordinary. . Strict ordivry Good ordinary Strict good ordi'y Low middlin i lng mi alg 1 am, el 13) | 14 117-166. 5 ia¢e., 300 x 1.200 at i (tees * 00 Mais 14 L-160.. 900 at “id 70 14 3-326, 600 at 14 1-160: May, 200 at 14 5-16¢., 200 at 14 ), 1 Seco, ‘530; Philad: day last week, since September 1, 1,8! st ‘eke freights closed as foliows:—To Hevre, by steam, %e.; to Hambarg, by steam, le., compressed; to Bremen, by’ steam, le., compressed bre 11-16c.; to Liverpool, by steau, 3ed. w 7-164, ; by 8 HAL Market steady. FLOUR AND URaAI ‘Flour, 14,115 pou bbls. wheat, 54,435 Sashalas 2/000 do. ; bar- at ere bbl $115 8 $1 25 for apna a a @ $3 GV ior Western and Jersey yellow: were about 47,000 bushels at $1 for rejected sprin; Fy 10 for No. 3 Chicago, $1 11 for No. 3 Milwaukee, in store 1 23 a $1 24 for No. 2 Milwaukee, in store; $1 28 for ree Winter, in stot 145 for w.small lot choice amber State and $1 24, i for common and choice old Pennsylva- nia, Corn was in air demand and es Penne were firmer, clos- ing firm at the advan shels sold Tolge. & ie. for old mixed, 6: ins ages. a Tmamediate delivery embraced Soh ebedd: Rice was in fair and fair to ite cy Pata, ike 8 Tigers Htangoou, in bond, 25¢e: for chartering tonnage, while room D frei, 716d. werp, British bark, hence to Marseilles, with 2. on private terms, quoted Cotton firm at govern ral; low. middi 12! 3,078 bi 1,429. 5 good ordinary, wise, 250. 8: 12%. xXports coust wise, 2 Corn quiet at 7 Hold at $1 105 $1 bushels: corn, Corn and markoe firm ; $3 a washels;- corn, 40, Atthe afternvon esil of nthe board— Whi Ose. Jangary; 97 ie. Seaty-sn Uaioe The pork market ruled exceedingly quiet, The uningpect les at 25, Prime was quoted at $19 50 a $20 25, city prime at #22 and extra prime at $15 a 816. ' Cut meats were quiet, We note anies of 15 boxes clear bellies at 12 15,000 Ibs. pickled bellies on ties were quoted at 10%c. a Lh at Lie. a 11 ge, Se. a Sige. and’ pickled hams at 12%o. a 12% 100 bbls. extra moss was sold on paras Extra mess, old to ne Boef hams rul 508 $23.50, Bacon was %s boxen city long clear #010 at 1 1000 Mich 8 100 do. fur ate tard ich Sou + decided ch: losing, for future delivery. 200 do. 1S. ato for Januaky, 8 to vebruary aad 1S Tt ind 29 4 9 34, | for March. Tho sales for future eae ‘were 1,000 tloroos S00 ChLANWRE-bo 39% | January at 13 3-10c, a 139-1 io’ lores February 200 CANW ER pf.bo 88) | at 13 S-16c., and 2,000 Lieress | March 7-1 100 Ot | Butter was’ unchanged. We anot 123 ea 10. ried to prime, re & 2c. 2: be. ¢ ‘ tabs,’ fair to OMA Bt pt be €6) hesse was quiet, with prices about 300 Ohio & MRK. 17 tactery common to fauey, 734c. Ha Bt RR. ais i cream. ic. & 123g0.; nd, fair a to good, Bigc, ima, 4c. a 7c.; Ohio factory, fair WOM, Rk Tocbess 7 L 8 10 Mor & Kas Rit,..be 100% | 1, food, Siac, poliynel Boggs i. good t0,fapay. Eee, opbing demand, Sales were SP enaka, bbls. Lonisiana at 649 Tye. We quote Louisiana, fair to prime, 63 00d, Of a gc. per'll a Olina a OXKe. & ae — Nae 7 gat Te ‘goon, fair to ; plain, Go. « i gold, ¢ apg ree haw See: ‘Sudak.—Raw was quiet and nominal; 3,100 boxes cen- trifugal sold at 8%c. ‘Tho market for refined was a shide easier, Messrs. Wait, Creighton d Morrison sum up thug = Boxes, Bays. to. Stock (ascertained by novia count, tneluding specula- tion), "December 1, 1879.. 24,06: 4.473 Recipis since Deceinber 1. 3,028 627 Tot : arouse 5,105 Sales since Deconiber aua7 4,626 213968 SP ies cade teeta oo 16, 1875. + 19,868 18,003 2,709 Comparing “with stock ‘Do: cember 17, 1374, + 47,134 60,386 37,635 437 Comparing | pa ables cember 18, 18° 43,089 92,090 316,433 3,742 Oseapering win sisck ‘De: COMMERCIAL REPORT. ember i Ra Pa ee et TOG. set —We quote :—Fuir 0.3 good ba, Grocery fai bo choice, 434 SMe: 08 Se cieal hhds. and boxes, Nos. 8 to 13, 8%. a 9c. ; do.. molasses, hd SO EELS, OW)! ARMS ARO se BORNEO ae ee pa { Port» too efi gommen to prime, 9 o roce! r to choice, Sige, a 8%c. ; stand: ACTIVE AND UNCHANGED—FLOUR DULL 1ofe. s ‘ ry x 2 Oe.* crushed, 10%e.; WHEAT DULL AND NOMINAL—CORN FIRMER— metrag Tose, i pranulaed Togo; Mcilow, Sica'a Bite; extra ec. ; cut loaf peony SR ad 2 a cl aninie was dail; quoted a¢-18c for ordinary and 13%e. PETROLEUM FIRMER—SPIRITS TURPENTINE | for prime. Tatiow. the: market dd aaa 30,000 Ibs. prime sold at 245 bbls. whiskey, 105 bbla, alcohol The market was easier, 100 bbls. sola at $1 18, Fueiguts.—There was leas accomplished in this market an on the preceding day, but there was no change in rates steam ‘was oven Eiverpool, by steam, igher. The engagements were :—To oxes bacon, r ton, showing an’ advance ol Ss, singe our Las 2,200 bushels white corn per 8. 5 150 bal (through cotton, 18-8ad. 6 7-164. + Sou bale To’ London, by bbl ored, on private terms 500 bb 8s, 1) 30 he js, flour, rue ai ee aan, “to ai" nally easier. Corn was in demand and firmer for both a eiGouthaimptons pee ed hides, cases scales, old and new, Oats were strong. Whiskey easier, | 3,000, wet sailed hides. - e.;, 120 cases scales, Provisions dull, without exception, and generally | To Bristol, by steam, 250 packaxes of lard on private terms. heavy, except lurd. Cotton was steady. Freights wore | 7? Hamburg, by stesm, 100 bbls. of beef on priva rath isbtaced apy Auertign Rerks basine (2 Cask: fa rters of grain at 7s, 444d., one-third in Ttaliun bari, hence to Lisbon, with 3,500 quarts per bushel were fir, Petroloum was firmer, Sugar was quiet and | 48s \7jae. per busbel op Berk hanes t6 rh nominaly flour ab Us, i: a British bat 6 to Penarth Corvie.—Rio was quiet. Mild coffees were steady. The | Rends for orders. with oileake on terms; © Britis! bark, 413 tons, hence to Shanghal, with al cai stock of mild coffee in first hands fs as follows :—Java, 45,511 | private terme; a Norwogian bark, ia asst sa Ane i with about 1700 bbla. refined petroleum at 6s bls. erud at 5s. 6d.; an American bark, do.; Muccasar, 12,020 do.; Mexican, 561 do.; Savanilla, | ton: “reat hence to the Lovant, wit bo 2,436 do, Total stock, 35,273 bags, 45,511 mats Java and | cases refined h 8.200 boi, eae terms; ap -. . Q schooner, bbla. gent 0, from Phitedsh ta 9,454 mats Singapore. We quote :—-Ordinary. cargoes, 18¢. to Barbas ton “ive ie ‘eran a oi ip, be cotton, & 18)g0.; fair do., 19e. a 19%c.4 good do., 19%c. a 20c.; | New Orleans to Liverpool, at ate thence to Havre, E 3 Miih dov ail 3-10"7 ong henge to Cork for orders, ‘with “do: prime*do,y: 2030, & 20%¢0.;-oxtrame range for lots), 180. 8.1) gusca,; Liverpool, “Option of Havre, Ligc, or a nearby Cons 21}4e.; Santos, fair to good, 19c. a 20c., gold, ninety days; | tinontal port, 11-16d. DOMESTIC BABICRTS- vustox, Dec. 16, 187: nel ger haladitng, 12445 inary, Xe, Net teosipts ‘i ibe Exports Coasiwise, 2620 5 Motrte, Dec. 16, 1875. Cotton ateady; middling, 123c.; low middling, 11%. 3 Te. Net receipts, bales, Exports cuast- 3, Stock, 62,470, SAVANNAH, Doc. 16,1875. Cotton quiet and firm: middling, 127%¢.; low middling, good ordinary, 11%4c, Neb receipts, 3,978 bales }- w. , Exports to the jp Tao. Sales, 1,340. RLRSTON, Deo. 16, 1875, Cotton, firm ; ircarat td ° ide low ‘middlin, et od ordinary, 11s Net receipts, 2. les. "Beles, 5000" Stock, 04,286, Osweeo, Doc. 16, 1875. Flonr unchanged; sales of 1,400 bbls Wheat steady: No. Milwaukee Club, $1 40; extra white Michigan, $1 59, steady, ee tts eo 20 vad a ae 2 ‘Bay, $1 1 da, $ l—$30 for bolted Be for. “unbolved’ per Shores $17 agls 50; shipstulls, $19 a $21; Sada. ite. middlings, $29 a $27 per ton, Railroad reesipts—Flour, is Green Bay at $ to duit and scarco;” sales of'2.000 bushels kiln drtod ni i Giscd on hey me olittary, | S38 Omts inactive, except retail Tots ia wagons, " ary, | selling at Sse. Ryo nominal ley quiet; firm; ‘sales o 12 iti: tow middtiug, ie; middling, EYL feos Se bishels State a ie Seeds din” ree gales of sales wer: : 800 bushels at $6. 80 for mediam clover, for Ia Last Evening. Total. | clover, $2 40 a $2 GO for timothy. Pork dull and lamer ab Export... — 2a7 | S21 Tor heavy mess Lard ull ‘ut 1c. Highwines nomi- Coasampiio 100 205 | hally 61 Speculation 770 1, = == | _ Flour dat Totals 902 870 1,73 included in the above are 600 bales to arrive, Fortuiure | Mretigan, delivery the sales were ag follows:—Yestorday, after two | Michiga 2 red wintei M. eauary, 1,900 at 13. 11-320. ;° February, 100 a with see ees | demand; high Pasa 556, 149-16, ; 400 ab 13.1 jauarels, i200 at 1 spot; 49K, seller December; 4c. solier Janus April, 960 at 14 t-16e,! May, 10D ne Lisge-: 800 at 14 alse: $ mixed, No. 2 white, Ode. ;\ no grade, new, 47c ; ‘dam- Tun at 14 15. aig 100 at 1430. Total, 4: peedctewy ade. (Oats ull white, ep Mielil an, B5}50. to two P. M.—December, 100 at 13 7-82c. | Dressed hogs stead, odorate “demand at $3 25. Taotlee before Saturday), 200 ishort noticn), ai Rocelpts—Wheat, si corm, 5,000 do. §onts, 2,000 Febraney ri at 18 Us io do. Ynpmenta Wheat, 11,000 bushels; ‘cor, 20,000 U ' 18 19.3265 100 at | outs, 10,000 do, 700 ‘at 18 1 3 rate t 40c, a 4044c, fal, 300 a 14340. Total, 11,60 seller Di Bach sua seller aon toe dunt Tk , 17,300" bales, "Tho receipts were oP o7e., ‘spots * 80) January, Barley—Demand 480; Savaana, 4175; Chaslesion,2 O61 Wiltsing: | {eit and,prices have a nia? Noriolk, 4.687! Baltymore, 160; New York, 1s mbeunvisates a. ad los eller February ir demand but idles, 10! downward 4 lour, 8,000 bbls. ; wheat, Lagat Bushelss 000 do. ; ‘oats, 16,000 do. ; pare Shipments Flour, 9,000. bbl; 8,000 do. 5 ‘9,000 do. Februat Corn eany at 48: ets unchanged. For ¢ 2ke. lower. Lard quiet PRINTING ‘CLOTHS MARKET. Provipence, R. I, Doo. 16, 1875. a 475 Printing cloths steady at unchan, riees, with a dull Sok 233 | market and small sales. >a ax Os $8 HAVANA MARKET. 50a 600 $ Havana, Doo, 15, 1875. ound houp Ohio Sboe 650 | _ Sranish ace am 214, Hxchanige dul; om the United 8¢. Louis, straight extra. 6 Wa 650 St. Louis, choice double extra. 270% 800 BL , choice family. 18008 950 ie. agen ane to superfine "Sone oa EUROPEAN MARKET. £4308 450 | Loxpow Propvos Mareer.—Loxvon, Dec. 16—Eve 5250 650 | ing.—Linseed oil, 24s. Od. w 20s.per ewt. ' Spirits of tarpen $ joe 900 tine, 26s. 6d. per cwt. S ——_-+___. dy wi 308,400 NCTA Corn meal: puncheons. '2000 a 20 50 vie Ree aWhgat, was dail ‘and closed “nominal for UGUST BELMONT & CO. 2 Chicago, $1 23 a $1 25 for he Bankers, 19 and 21 Nassau stree! rs’ Credits, available in all parts via of the world, Motsrs, DE ROTHSCHILD ue Tray through the Larval correspondents. ommorcial Credits and Tolegraphic Transfers of pe. were quiet but steady, About 40,000 bushels sold at 49. u 2 Chicago, 470. a Sve, for infertor to choice white rt Ms''e The for sew do. 70a for sew AUEXANDER, FROTHINGHAM (& CO. 12, WALL Southern yellow, Sse. for for new white Western. Ryo was street, purchase and sell all kinds of Stock, Privilegos quiet, with small’ lot a Barley waa very quivt, | at the closest market rates; during the last mouth contracts Gtored” at $1 10 for ordinary Canada. Harley ‘malt was'| paid lerge prodte steady ; bushels four-rowed State sold at $1 35, Oats T REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND Endowment Insurance Polici urities; insurance of ages and ochor 11 kinds effected J.J, HABRICH & CO., ith best compa. 117 Broadway. . Mort sed, per ton, #25" tor double and $190 a ons were quiet, Bee ‘GuNwtes.—500 rolls domeetie sold at Boston at 12h0.; | nies quoted at 12%. a 12Mo, for domestic, de. a Yixe. for Uul- cutie and 12%. a 1¢. for bags. Huwe axp Jur—The market was very firm. We note of 200 bales Sisal, at 43¢e. . ays, 1,000 balen Mail ‘Te. gold. We queen my = ‘tor single’ mare te 225. Tealian, $280 $275, gold; Manila, Ze. & Zigc., gol sie © 5e.. gold. ate basta, | Be. & Bie,, currency, cash; inal hemp. 4350. & 4%. . gol re ie poe demand, The sales LL ESC. TONS: OF WESTERN NOTES, BONDS and Btocks bought and Jah 4 per cent in ments & ici ter Note Brokers, St. Louts, Mo. MOLASsK8.—Now Or! re about 300 bbls. at S4e. Foreign was quiet. Cuba, “100, hihda:t Porto Wea! O74 stock is as follows iis. ; English Islands, 978 hiids. ; New. Orleans, 2,600 bbls, —Cube, centrifugal and mix 4 2Be. ., BUe, } Muscovado reli 30, a | do, 1336. mM Porto Rico, Bde. at ah "Islands, d5e, 0 G0e Orleans, old crop, | SO (600. ; Ei ug! die 'a bbe. do,, now stop, good, Oe. a S6e.; cholee, 59. a Navan Stones.—Rosin was quiet and nominal; j strained sold ual An Spirits tui pe | 2 sold at ere m | Sag Ronin st ay i 6 $145. Tor firm $1 60, ‘ndtpontine hard, $1 55; Salor “aie ‘and Virgin, $2.55. Spi . bid; © quote :—Spirits turpentin 7c. : qgminon, to ood, strained, $1 7 J.B. Manning, 2:30 o'clock, to receive the rep payable in any part draw Bills of Exchange. and mi LABAMA BONDS,—AN ADJOURNED MERTING OF Alabama State bondholders will be held at the office of Broadway, on Saturday, 18th inst,, Hort of & committes appointed “ch inst, CHARLES JACK the meeting held on the Issue Letters of of a @, Asia, Atrica, telegraphic transfers of money to Europe and California ington tar, $2 piven, Oms.—At New sient 800 bbls, Nii sperm sold at $1 65, Market was firm, We quot ‘ottonseed, ge S8e. ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW Nork clty Mortiages, without bonus, Principals desiring BORROW OR Vist noply to H. Lb. GRANT, 145 Broadway, & Soc; do, Southern yellow, ‘G8e, & Bue. a ‘T8e.4 olive, grade at Ze, a 100 bbls, do.) yesterday, at 12i4e., and 1,200 bbl do. es from’ the Ufock we! stive and firm, excited at $1,708 eri noted’ at 7c. for spot an ¢. for spot and month, ge ot and month; cargo i iots cep and month uelonta firm spi cine Pork 280 bila tart 1,743 iBanristonne iecelpinPork 1.25% x) Tard, tieroos, 9 bbls, 125 te and OL L kegs: beet, 7 27s vb bla. an nnd 105 105 | iaroan' bacon. 1210 bygean gan & lag» eunk fd white.’ winter, 60c, d5e.;" Itnseed,’ cake, Oz N AMOUNTS WANTED—MONEY TQ LOAN ON NEW oe 6Be, oa sre Br om menhadeh, Ra - r‘ incre CR rook! wiped ag Bybee | sige spplicarion® o ; Sperm, crude, ached winter, Jo decided qui ai romptly. iy P Pio. $185; Northern, 700.4 doy | MYATT, 149 Mir 9 $440; winter | PUK PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, THAT TIE mm ” T FOLLOWING Py ONLY AUTHOR- 1 firmer, and. jhe tendency IZED OFFICES SPOR THE RECE OF ADCRITISE: ‘was toward still higher prices, Tho s: 2,500 NENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE NEW YORK 1,700 ilo. refined at 13e.; aad ‘wt viata MERALD BROADWAY, CORNER ANN STREET. 1,205 BROAD DWAY a0 stkttt UB. 14 SOUTH Ahem STREET, aud firm, $1 O84; Rouseyilte, quiet 1 PHILADELVHTA, oui 8 81 09; Tidlonte, 8170 aeked, nothin CORNER BOKRUM AND FULTON STREETS, BROOK- arker's firm “United, BI 49% 1 shipments LYM HE MARIPOSA LAND AND MINING COMPANY, Bxucurive Ovrice, Nos, 9 AND 11 Nassau Staeet, New York, Doo. 13, 1 ‘The trustoos of this company havo lovied ‘an assessment of $1 per share on the proforred and ‘his office on or A Tay Decomber 31. MORRIS H, ALL common stock, payable ay ALIVE, Assighant Saaratare, Seeeeneeeee east FINANCTAL, ‘ANTED—$00,000, BIGHT PER CENT GUARAM- teed ; investmes ids gzpanses foe a sharough savestigation of the sepurition, A dross, for three days, i. Nicholas Hotel, J ANTED—FROM » FOR TWO OR 4 le business build ou Broad street, Philadelpia; 10 pe: Paid or interest givon in building if preferred. Capitalis please address K. B., Horald ottice. 8 AND 10 PER CENT. ’ Strietly Orst class City and County Bonds, Railroad Bonds and ot 10 for sale on tarorala eto r choice securities, -per cent, ERY 1. NICOLAY & CO, BE o: 48 Fins ssroct, Mew York. Avestment Securities our specialty 23 years. $5. 000% 10 $10,000 REQUIRED ABOUT JANUARY an old elstablished house on Broadway, as special capital”? ‘Adirens CONFIDENTIAL, Herald offic WANTED—ON FIRST MORTGAGE REAL solaer county, Now York: Estate, ‘vat ued af $20,000. situated in Rene- », bor with, Address V. 8. Hernia’ Uptown Branch it rine pals only dealt NESS OPPORT’ % ITIES. PARTNER WANTED _t0 NUPACTURE A | novelty in leather goods; secured by letters patent: profits good, Address LEAT ODS, box 101 Herald office. A® tion will be sola for a sum sulfcient to patent it; no oney wanted afterward. Address, ior particulars, TRANS- PORTATION, Herald office. A LAYER, 34 YEARS OF AGE, OF NINE YEARS? practice, desires to form a coparthorship with some old tant ished ‘firm, or would accept & position as managing ice; unexceptionable references as to J. D. C., box 148 Herald INTEREST IN A RECENT RAILWAY INVEN™ a large offi Seitacter "and “Gbtitty,” Aaaroas office, for two days. TA. RELIABLE BUSINESS MAN. WITH $1.0 CAST can secure a permanent, pleasant position ; liberal salt ary; andoubted security and Unexceptional references, No, 2 Broadway, room 13, ANKING.—A RETIRING MEMBER WILL 5 Whole or Part Laterest in a Banking House in this city; terms easy to good party. Address box O Evening Post ENTLEMAN OF TWELVE YEA! and 8 frst class connection with the bing houses in Canada wishes to connect himself with who are open todo that trade, either in men's felts. millinery or straw (rag iy sieeg ae class, Manufacturers only nevd address M. 28 Herald Uptown Branch office. sl ADVERTISER, HAVING 4 BAXTER ENGINE, shaiting, sewing inachines, dutin, ting, erinping, Dinking aud’ custing Machines ‘eno oiher uctessery ie? clunery, all fitted up fn elexant Tots, 50x117, would Tike to ith a satisfactory party having a business requiring anufacturé of ladies’ suits, underclothinz, clothing or other purposes.” Apply at 115 @ street, bei 1 and 1 o'clock. (PAE PATENT RIGHT OF & ra ALABLE STATIONERS article, together with the Machinery for manafacturing, for sale low for ready cash ; 200 to su per cent profit and & complete monopoly, Address RUBBER, Herald office. ANTED—A MAN, WITH PRACTICAL EX- perionca, to take charge of a rolling miil, and who is willing to tuvost fram $50,000 to $79,000 in cash; a liberal arrangement will be made, Address A. B., box 1,422 New York Post office, WAXTED-PARINER WITH | $5,000 | TO $10,000, ‘either silent or activo, in an old established loan aud Jewelry business. Principals send full name or address (none others noticed) CONFIDENTIAL, Herald office. Waren PARTNER, WITH FROM $3,000 TO 000 (special preferred), to extend the business of an ale brewery in Connecticut, néar New York: 23 per celt fusranteed ‘by the active, partuers ‘Address “C. M. rower, box 714 Post oflive, Bridgeport, Conn. EXPERIENCE ANTED—A SMART YOUNG MAN TO JOIN THE riser in Variety Show, for aD have $200 cash oxperiones “fot ‘uscean agninst loss ‘iditoas HARE UPPORTUNIEY, Herald ot ED as PARTNER, WITH $1,000, TO EXTEND oid papas. i manufacturing business. Address PARTNER, Herald 50) 0) “WANTED, AFTER JANUARY 11, A PLACE + for $000 and services, in some safe, paying busi- oss; light manufactaring profirred. Responsible parties (no agents) address, for gna week, box 403 Post office, Mid- dletown, Orange county, N. ¥. $500 TQEXVEST IN SOME LEGITIMATE, BU 9) ness, would) rather buy outright, address DOLDAS, box 164 Herald Uptown Branch o $1. 70 -A GENTLEMAN WITH THIS AMOUNT + can secure an interest in a genteel, lucrative cash busine alizing an income ol yeur; references given aad required. Callon H. W. Piast CIS, 27 West Twenty-sixth street, $25 OQ 20,8207—G00d cHaNcR.—wanu- facturing firm desire a special or active Partner with ‘above snans to enlaces shgle. slssady very succossfal business. Principals only address 132 Nassau sireet, room 12. 30. 00 CAPITAL AND A GENERAL PARTNER wanted to take the place of one retiring, with ample resources mado in the business, whi ay whol in excellent condition and bas no investi- mn solicited. Apply to URIGGS & CARLETON: 98 Broadway. a BUSINESS FAILURES. Messrs, Konitzky & Hegonfold, bankers, at No. 196 Nassau street, whose failure and assignment to Mr. Fritz Jacoby appeared in the Heranp of November 27, have completed a statement of their financial condition: Their Habilities are $79,566 76; assets, $03,145 80; actual value thereof, $11,836 83. The greater part of their losses is due to the failure of the large banking house of Heinrich, -Kustnert & Co., of Leipsic, which accounts for the great difference between their nominal assets and their actual value. Isaac Seligman & Son, hosiers, of No. 242 Broad- way, whose assignment to Louis Fellieimer appeared in the Heraup last week, have liabilities a ting to $48,116 66, Their nominal 366 18, of | which the actual value is $26,000, Bonds have been | ordered to the amount of $39,000, ‘A. 8. Spaulding & Co., provision dealers, of No. 2 West Twenty-ninth street, who assigned to Hgpratio | Reed on the 6th inst, state their liabilities to be $52,383 14; assots, $49,211 57; actual value, $36,435 54. Bonds havo been ordered to the amount of ‘$40, 000. Benjamin Bennett yesterday made aa assignment to Aaron Clailin, ‘A meeting of the creditors of Mossrs. F. J. Philli Lewis & Co., ot No. 93 Crosby street, took place terday at the St. Nicholas Hotel. Mr. Fred. Lewi: the assignee, read off the statement of the asacts au habilities. The firm of L. J. Phillips & Co. were large real estate dealers, and the firm of L, J. Phillips, Wil- lis & Co, were fur cap manufacturers, at No. 95 Crosby street, The liabilities of the firm of L. J. Phillips, Willis & Co, are $239,419 and their assets $241,738, of which $166,000 is due tie firm of Messrs. L. J. Phillips & Co. The creditors have agreed to accept twenty per cent im cash at once, or twenty-five per cent in notes at six and twelve months, REAL ESTATE SALES. The attendance at the Exchange yesterday was quite large, but not many bidders, William Kennelly sold, by order of the Supreme Court foreclosure sale, two lots, each 25 by 100.10—one on West 123d street, north side, and the other on West 12th street, south side (rears adjoining), 300 feet east ot Eleventh avenue or public drive, to K. Von Der Hoydt, for 4,000 each, in all $8,000; Said property be- ing valued at $13, K. A. Lawrence & 2 00, sold, by order of the Supreme Court, foreclosure sale, house, with lot, 20 by 58.9 by 20 by 57.6, on Washington street, cast sido, 40 feet south of Bethune street, to D. A. Cooper, for $8,400 said property being valued at $13,000. Also Mr. La rence sold & house, with lease of ground, 20 by 83, on Hudson street, west side, 39.11 fect north of Barrow street, to the plaintiff, Willam H. Howenstine, for THE CUSTOM HOUSE. ‘The following circular from the Treasury Dopart- ment at Washington, with reference to shipping statis- tics, which goes into operation on the 1st prox., was received at the Custom House yesterday :— TREASURY DkPARTMENT, Wasurtnaton, D. C., Dec. 1 1875.} To COLLECTORS AND SURVEYORS Ov Custom: You are hereby instructed to forward to the Secre | tary of the Treasury a monthly abstract of the nation- ayy, of each ship or vessel paying tonnage, which shall embody the following:—Name of vessel ri, flag, tons, date of payment, amount pald, pena tonnage duty’ paid under section 4,371, RevisedStatutes. Blanks for such abstracts will be furnished by the department on requisition. The record of rig and of penal tonnage may be entcred under the column of remarks in the ks furnished by the department, from which re turns to the accounting officers are now compiled, until the supply on hand shall have been exhausted, This circular will take bong? on the Ist of January. |. BRISTOW, Secretary. AND DEATIS, MARRIED, Bear—Nvaryt.—On Wednesday, December 15, at the residence of the bride’s parents, by the Rev, Dr. Saug- ders, of the Songregational church, Westport, Mr. Henry Brut, of New York, to Lizzin, "eldest aioe of John B, Nugent, Westport, Conn, Dove.ass—Fow.er.—On Thursday, December 9, 1874, by the Rev, J. ©. Egbert, Wiuuiaa H. Dovanass to Euma J, Fow.er, both of Jersey City Heights, No cards, Hort—Rosgvert.—In Harlem, Thursday, December 16, at the residence of the bride’s parents, by the Rey, Henry L. Muller, Ganrixs. P, B. Horr to Beir, daugn- vor of Warren Rosevelt. Kyarr—Trmpson.—On Thursday, October 21, 1875, by Roy, T. 5. Hastings, Davw lL. Kxarr, of Fishkill, N. Y,, to mag daughter of William B, Timpson, of "Brook: lyn, LL Tawra =Cimease, —On Mathers te! ber 15, at Grace church, Brooklyn He Willian A. Sniveiy,. dD, Loursr, daughter o' ‘3D. roubles WILLETS—NiI0OLL. —On Wednesday, Decomber 15, the residence of tho bride's brother, by the Frien ceremony, Ronert Winters, of Bay Side, L. L, to Guo. nuasna, diughtor of the late Samuel B, Nicoll, of Shel- ter Island, N. ¥, MARRIAG . eranieg, Decem- ‘eights, by the Rev. wis to Many a of Brooklyn, DIED. ALKan,—Suddenly, of diohtherig, on Wednasdar, December 19, CARTS ee ‘ne only child of George To and Mary J. Alker, aged 8 years and 6 mooths, The relatives and friends of the family are respect fally invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, No, 3 Charles street, on Friday, 17ue inst., at one o'clock. BLADVELT.—At Tarrytown, N. ¥., on the 15th Inst, Fras Oscar, only child of William 0, and Isadore rd Blauvelt, aged 6 yoars and 3 days. Funeral from hits parents’ residence, on Friday, 17th inst., at balf-past ten A. M. Boows.—In Harlem, Decomber 15, 1975, Mancaaer Boows, aged 60 years, Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, at three o'clock, from the resi-~ dence of D. Houston, 2,289 Third avenue. Remains to be interred at Woodlawn Cemetery. Paterson (N. J.) papers please covy. CHamunus,—At Astoria, December 15, Avice Cor pkLta, youngest daughter of G. T. and H. C. Chambers, aged 4 years. Funeral will take plice from the residence ot hew parents, Friday, at two P.M. Cocunaxx.--J. C. Cocuranx, of 91 Third street, Sonth Brooklyn, on December 18, aged 35 years. Funeral Sunday, at two o'clock P. M. Coox.—On the ‘15th inst, Wituiam Harsey, eldest son of Jabez and the late Gertrude &. Cook, aged 36 ear, Relatives and friends are invited to attend the fune- ral, from the residence of his father, 130 Unton street, Newark, N, J., on Saturday, 18th inst., at two o’clocle P.M. Interment in Mount’ Pleasant Cemetery at the convenience of the family. Cox.—On Friday morning, December 15, of diph- therla, Huyry Jovan, aged 5 years and 11 montha, second son of Henry wud Mary A. Cox. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited bo ate tend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, 236 Henry, corner Joralemon strect, Brooklyn, om tone o'clock P. M. —In Brooklyn, E. D., on Thursday, 16th, Geonae Cummincs, aged Tl years. Notice of funeral hereafter, Decxwr.—On Thursday, December 16, at the ret dence of Robert Cooke, Washington, N. J, Ka Decker, only daughter of Mrs. Mary J. Decker, aged 3 years and 4 months, diay 18th inst., at two o'clock, at Washington, DkWore.—In Brooklyn, on Thursday, December 16, the eighth anniversary of his birthday, of diphthern Water Irvine, youngest son of Charles Aubrey an Marinda L. olf. Notice of funeral hereafter. Fetrretos.—Ou Wednesday, December 15, 1975, ot measles, Latra Leat, youngest daughter of Joseph on Bina F, Fettretch, aged 2 years, 6 months and 12 oa tatives and friends of the family are invited to ate tend the funeral, from the residence of her parents No. 775 Lexington avenue, on Saturday, December 18 at one o'clock. Gricas.—At Passaic, N. J., suddenly, of urmmt on Thursday, Decomber 16, 1375, Kauby J., belove wife of Nelsou Grigrs. Notice of funeral hereafter. Hantsy.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, December 15, of spinal congestion, Katix, beloved wile of Mortimer Hanley, at her residence, 343 Bedford avenue, in the 27th year of her age. The funeral will take place, from St. Patrick’s church, Kent avente, at half-past nine o'clock A. M., on Fri- day, the 17th, where a solemn mass of reqniem will be offered for the repose of her sonl, The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend. Harnison,—At bis late residenco, 127 West Houston street, on Wednesday, December 15, Geonie Harr sox, in the 63th year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attond the funeral, from the Seventh avenue United Presbyterian church, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streeta, this (Friday) morning, at eleven o’clock. Harieway.—Suddonly, on Wednesday evening, 15th inst., Euia Noyes, eldest daughter of KE, and 5, Jenne Hatheway, aged 18 years. Notice of funeral hereafter. Horxins.—At Hoboken, suddenly, on Monday, De- cember 13, May ©., beloved wife of Lemuel H. Hop- kins, in the 58th year of her age. Relatives and friends of tho family are respectfully invited to attend the faneral, from her late residence, No. 202 Hudson street, Hoboken, N. J., on Friday, December 17, at eleven A. M. Kina,—At Newark, N. J., December 15, Jxnowe B. Kina, formerly of this city, tn the 70th year of his age, after'a long and tedious illness. Funeral service on Saturday, 18th. inst., at Saratoga Springs, where his remains will be interred in the fam- ily grout pA csear Thursday morning, Docember 16, Arto, infant daughter of Julius and Clara Levine, aged 13 months. Relatives and friends, also the membors of the Con- gregation B’nui Israel, Manhattan Lodge, No. 156, 1. Oe B, B., and Standard Lodge, No. 30, 1.0. F. 8. of respectfully invited to. attend the funeral, from’ hee parents’ residence, No. 332 Kast Fitieth street, at tem o'clock this (Frjday) morning. Lown.—On Wednesday, December 15, Tsanenia, the beloved wife of John Lows, aged 43 years and 7 months, ‘The funeral will take place on Friday, December 17, at one o'clock, from her late residence, corner of Eig! tieth street and second avenue; from thence to Greet wood Cemetery. Martrxse.—At Flatbush, L. L,on December 15, (m hig 60th year, Luvvanrs ManreNsk, son of the late Judge Gerrit L, Martense and Jane Vanderveer. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully requested to attend hig fung ral, from his late residence, on Satar- day, the Bh riers ‘two o’clock P, M., without fur. ther invitation. < Mxaxey,—On Thursday, December 10, Faroenice M¥ANeY, aged 26 years and 6 months. Relatives and friends of the faintly aro respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, ar West Thirty-tirst street, Saturday, at one o'clock » Mnvaxsmencee.—On, Thorsday, 16th’ inst., Tanne wife of Isaac Minzeshermer, aged 77 years and & months. Funeral will take place Sunday, the 10th, at tem o'clock A. M., from the residence of’ her son-in-law, A. Frank, No. 703 Lexington avenue. The relatives and friends of the family, also the members of New York Lodge No. 1 U. 0. B. B, are respectiully invited to at- tend the funeral, Murnay.—On December 15th, Brroart, the beloved wile of the late John Murray, in the 59th year of her " Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 328 Pearl street New York, this (Friday) afternoon, December 17, at two o'clock. O’CaALLaGuAN,—On Thursday, December 16, 0’Cox- WELL Jon O'CALLAGHAN. Funeral from his brother’s residence, 102 Forsyth stroet, this (Friday) afternoon, at half-past two P.M. O’CoNNELL.—On Thursday, December 16, Jouw O’CoNNwLL, Of Throg’s Neck, aged 57 years, The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, from his late residenco, at half-past one o'clock. Peagsox.—On Thursday morning, December 16, Ber- TRAND, infant son of Joseph 0. and Hattic A. Poarson, aged 3 months and 12 days, ‘Notice of funeral hereafter. Pecx.—At Jamaica, L. L, on Wednesday, December 15, 1875, Fanny ©. Fosprck, wife of George L. Peck, aged 32 years, Funeral on Friday, at one o'clock, at residence. Piart.—In this city, December 14, James Rusaacy, eldest son of Mary C. “dnd the late George Platt. Friends of the tamily, and members of Company H, Seventh regiment, are mvited to attend his funeral, from the residence of his mother, No. 60 East 126th street, on Friday, the 17th inst., at half- past four P, M. Trains leave Forty-second street depot at four and five P.M. Interment on Saturday. H Company, Sxventa Recimunt, N. G.,S. N. ¥., New Youx, Decomber 16, 1875.—It is with feeling of sorrow that the commandant announces to the company the death of our late friend and comrade, James Russell Platt. The members of tho company are requested to attend tho funeral, from the residence of his mother, No. 60 Kast 126th’ street, on Friday, the 17th, at halt past four o’clock P. M., in citizens dress GEO. WM. SMITH, Captain. Joux R, Axpeews, First Sergeant. bi Reyvorps.—Thursday, December 16, at three A. M., Many Fraxces, wifo of H. C. Reynolds, aged 45 years, ‘The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, at 211 Kast Bighty-third street, on Sunday, at half-past twelve P. M. Rrker.—On Wednesday, December 15, Lavinta RrkER, widow of the late John L. Biker, of Bowery Bay, in the 80th year of ber ago. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral services, at tho re- sidence of her son-in-law, A. D. Ditmars, Astoria, L. 1. on Saturday, 18th inst, ata quarter two o’cl without further notice.’ Carriages will be in waitin, Harnett’s stables, 17 East Thirtieth street, from 12 1 o'clock, Ruxtox.—On Thursday, December 16, in Brooklyn, Rowsrt, youngest son of William and Mary H. Rux- ton, aged 8 years, 6 months and 17 days. His remains will be taken to Buffalo for interment, Srass.—On Wednesday, December 15, Josuru Sinus, aged 87 years. Rolatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- tend his funoral, from the residence ot W. ©. Brosa, 176 St Brooklyn, B. D., on Friday, at one o'clock Surm.—On Tuesday evening, December 14, Keata, of Morris H. Smith, daughter of Rovert aud Mary ford, aged 34 years. Funeral services will be held in First place Methodist specs church, Brooklyn, at two o’clock, Friday, the 7th ins Soun—After a short illness, Asramtam Souw, tn the Tub year of his age. Friends and Deg ye nie of his family, and also of his son-in-law, Jacob W. Moore, aro respecttully invited to attend the funeral, this day, at twelve o'clock pre- cisely, from No, 237 Tuorr,—Suddenly, in Brooklyn, on Sunday, Decem- ber 12, Lucy E. Evans, wile of Isaac 0, Thorp. Heights, Decomber 15, Jaterment at Buffalo, Ly om nged 04 youre ears and 2 months. Waonen.—At Washi Gronos Wacyer, The relatives af and ofrtends aro respecttully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his son, Wat- son Wagner, 159th street, near Tenth avenue, oa Fri- aay, at two o'clock P. M.. without further om ‘ALKKR.—On Thursday, December 16, M Tox, only child of William J. aud Mary A.’ Walker ‘T months and 16 ee Funeral to day (Friday), at one o'clock, from No. 161 Last Thirty-third street, Wuson.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday evening, Decembor 15, Margaret Futxn, daughter Ne William L, and Ellen Wilson, aged 23 yoars, 9 mouths aud 15 Usiatvon and Mf andr are Aig aso fl lg . nd tho fu mn paran| esi a ta sareve, on Friday, Deotaber 11, at two o'clock Wrerorr.—At Sj riage S Tilinola, on the 14th Inst, Revs a, ow vou of of and dalle A. Wyckoff, 1a he 24h pees oF oi a of the family aro respectfully a to attend the funeral, from the residence of his No. 126 a 4 Stpeet, Brooklyn, ou Saturday, Sth "inst ab two P, in Gin-