The New York Herald Newspaper, April 25, 1876, Page 5

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL The Stock Market FPeverish—Speculation Devoid of Feature and Tran actions Unimportant. GOLD HEAVY AT 1122 78 A 113 58 Money on Call Supplied at 2 1-2 and 3 Per Cent—Investment Securities Lower— “Government Bonds Firm— The Geneva Award. Want Street, } Moxpax, April 24—6 P. M. ‘There has been rather @ skirmish than an actual set-to between bulls and bears to-day and consequently there is nothing decisive to report This, at least, so lar as the history of Lake Shore, Western Uniov and the useal speculative fancies are concerned An ception must be made in the Anthracite Coal Company, which, hitherto held off the market on investment ac- pount, are being offered for sale with a damaging lib- trality. Hence we Gnd Delaware, Lackawanna and Western offered at 109!4 im the morning and going begging at 105 in the afternoon; New Jersey Central weakening from 98 to 955, and even the im- maculate Delaware and Hudson creeping out for sale in A fractional way. There being nothing new to affect the railways, the two sensitive stocks, in tho shape of Lake Shore and Michigan Central, were left to the manipulation of the small board speculators. Con- sequently for the frst the price was ucarly as good at the close as at the opening, at no time varying more ‘than half per cent from 5544, and for the second not co Satisfactory a record, as {t showed decline from 52% as the start to 61%, at the end. In spite of the renewed \ncreased receipts on Lake Shore und the story that Michigan Central has been taken hold of with a view to a higher scale of prices, the fecling is incredulous as to the truth of either proposition and consistently shows itself in a continuance of sales on the short account. The telegraph war, which manifests itself in the fluc- tuations of Western Union soiely—Atiantic and Pacific being entirely noglected by speculato-s—bad a some- what depressing effect upon the stock, under the Ubreatened extension of rival lines; out the supporting inflaence which was so noticeable in the past week was Main bronght to bear, with the resutt of carrying quo- tations some 3‘per cent above opening prices and so closing them. ‘The mystery as to what the whole thing means js. as Unaccountable to brokers to-aay as it was last week. The stock ought to go down, but it don’t, Voila tout, The railroad and miscellaneous market to-day has ‘been stupid and steady, though prices have run somo- what against Western sharos, while they have not varied in the mixed securities. AS asemi-outsida matter, tho acceptance of Drexel, Morgan & Co.'s bid (said to be on account of the Roths- childs) for the entire Alabama award, while looked upon as favorable for the government, is regretted as trans- ferring the debt to foreign countries when it could have been piaced here, it offered in moderate sums, at quite &s good figures and with the decided advantage of re- taining the obligation among our own citizens, ‘THM SALES TO-DAY. The transactions at the Stock Exohange to-day aggregated 133,500 shares, and the sales were distributed as follows:—Now York Central and Mudson, 923; Erie, 4,090; Lake Shore, 83,500; Northwestern, 4,500; Rock Island, 1,100; Pacific Mail, 22,900; St Paul, 7,800; St. I’adl preferred, 3,500; Ohios, 1,600; Western Union, 80,200; Wabash, 500; Union Pacific, 200; C., C. and IL. C., 100; Panama, 290; velaware, Lacks Western, 8,978; Michigan Central, 8,500; Centzal, 3,345; Union Manufacturing Company, 1,000. Slosnia HRICEI—3 Px. . 20. Ad Vacific Mail Chia W var eS W pi, Ba a ti Gea RI 8 103% Mt a 14K Mie Be "an a 38 pated Bia SEP pt. GUE a 64 ADVANCE AND DRCLINB. he following ate tho changes in closing prices ‘com. geared with those of Saturday :— Apvanck.—New York Central, 13¢ ; Erie, nis th eet 4g; Lake Shore, a; Pacific Mail, Waniss ‘Dion, 4. » Decuxx.—Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 8% 5 Atlantic and Pacific erred, >; Atlamtic and Pacit Telegraph, 3; New Jersey Central 3; Prodacers and Petroleum, 3 Quicksilver, 3; Kock’ Talend, 3, St Paul, 155; do. preferred, ‘abash, %. ‘Starioxany.—Hannibai and St. “Joseph preferred, Minois Central, Harlent, Missouri Pucific, Obio and ‘Mississippi, Panama, and Union Pacific, GENERAL AWARD BOXDS, The Washington advices report that twenty-five bids for the new five per cents were reocived at the Treas- ury to-day. The bids were as follow: J. W, Seligman & Co.—$1,000,000 at 103,16, $1,000,000 My 103.10, $1,000,000 at 103.7, $1,000,000 at 103, te 102: $783,000 at 102.95, ' $600,000 at yer & Ga $1.000, 000 ab 102.25, $500, 00 at 107 #00 000 arto a’ PO mt sper 29; ; Wocncanotce & Co., $500,000 at ios ise Kideer, Pea: boay & Co ‘e $1, 000/000 at 103.01; Kahn, Loeb & Co. $5,883,000 at 10263; Richardson, "HIll & Ca. $600, at 103.07, Schoeler Bros, New York, $500,000 at 102,55; Gullatin National Bank, New York, Mat ag at 102.625 ; New Engiand Mutual Insurance "Compan Boston, ‘$500,000 at 103; Drexel, Morgan & Conf 44 themselves and OTe) $5,883,000, or any part thereof, at 108.714 the whole amount at 103 78 7-16; Winslow, mer & Co., $1,000,000 at 102. 99, $1,000,000 ‘at 102.94, $1,300,000 av 102.89, $1, 00-000 at" 102,84, $1,000,000 at ‘102.79, $583,000 at 102.75, or the whole amount at the average rate of the above; Morton, wi phy 1,000,000 at 103.21, $1,900, at 103.15, $1,000,008 ‘at 103. 03, $1,000,000 ssi 000 at 102.91; G. G. Haven& Co, 000 at 10% 88,°8500,000 at 108.15: Ratton & Bron, 500,000 at 10234, 000 at 10255, $500,000 at 102,63; Fisk & Hatch, 31,000,000 at 102.77, $1,000, 000 at 102'83, $1,283,000 'at 102.54; $1,500,000 148.42, $1,000,000 at 103.20; bony Belmont & Co. ee N. Rothschild & Sons, "$5,883,000 at 108.714. ‘There is no doubt if the bids had been received in currency and at the Sub-Treasury here the aggregate would have been much larger. Late telegrams from Washington announce that the entire amount has been awarded to Messrs. Drexel, Morgan & Co, at 103.78 7-16 gold, THE GOLD MARKET. Gold opened at 112% and closed at 112%, the two ex- ‘tremes of the day. The rates paid for borrowing were1 ‘and 2 per cent. Loans wore also made fiat and at 2, 3 and 4 per cent for carrying. OPERATIONS OF THR GOLD EXCRANGE BaNK. Gold balances...... : ore Currency balances. . 1,226; os Gross clearances. 24,113,000 CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT, Currency exchange: . 463,643, + 2,285,135 » 7,741,671 «1,149,790 THR MONKY MARKET. Money closed at 254 and 8 per cent, and prime paper was discounted at 45g and 6 per cent Tne following were the rates of exchange ov New York at the under- mentioned cities to-day: -Savannab, onchanged Charleston, par a 1-16 premium, 316% New Or- leans Commercial, 1-32; Bank, 4s. St. Louis, 50t0 75 premium, Cincinnati steady, 75 to 100 premium; and Chicago, par. Forcign exchange was steady at the ae Fates of 4.83 a 4.90 jor long and short sier- ing. ‘THE UNITED STATES TREASURY, Washington advices report — Revenue receipts to-day. Customs v0 Bank notes received Tor redemption. The Asmstant Treasurer paid out to-day $10,000, gold, om account of interest, and $25,000 in redemp- tron of five-twenty bonds, BANK SHARKS. Bank shares were dull. State of New York rose to 46. North America sold at 95, The latest bids are an nexed:—America, 151; Butchers and. Drovers’, 134; Central National, 10145 Commerce, 115; First Na- tional, 200; Fourth National, 90; German-American, 18; Hanover, 77; Importers and Traders’, 190; Mer- chants’ Exchange, 95; Nassaa, 104; Ninth National, 80; North America, 94%; Republic, 76; State of New York, 46; Mechanics’, 140, ‘ GOVRRSMENT nONDA, _ Government. bonds were swrong and prices made a NEW YORK ‘HERALD, TUESDAY, APKIL 25, 1876.—TKIPLE SHEET. farther of % to % per cent. The feature of the market wag the new fives of 1881, which rose to 110. Sixes of 1881 advanced to 122% for coupon and to 122 for registered. The following wore the closing quo- tations;—Umited States currency sixes, 126 ® 127; do, sixes, 1981, registerod, 121% a 122; do do, da, coupon, 121K a 122; do. do, 1865, registered, 115 a 1154; do. da, do., coupon, 1181 a 1183; do. do., do., new, registered, 1193¢ & 1193; do. do. do, coupon, 11934 a 119K; do do, 1867, registered, 121% a 1214; do, do., do, upon, 1217 @ 1213¢; do, do,, 1858, regis- Jered, 122% 6123; do, do,, do., coupon, 122% a 123; do, ten-fortien, registered, 117% a117% ; do. do., coupon, 118X a 119; do. fives, 1881, registered, 1173 a 11734; do. d0., do, pespem 118% a lls, ‘THE FORBION MARKET, From London we have little more than the current and usually eninteresting events, The cable furmishes Bo importan; changes, and we quote closing prices as ‘Indicative of the steadiness of the day. They are as foliows:—QOonsols for money, 95 7-16 0 9534; do. for ac” count, 963; five-twenty bonds of 1365, old, 103%; do. do, 186%, 109}; ten-forty bonds, 106% s 106%; new fives, 10634; Erie, common shares, 143¢; do. preferred ‘shares, 23 a 2344. Seven hundred thousand pounds sterling bave gone into the Bank of England on balance to-day. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Monpax, April 24, 1876, Pag CALL—10_ A. ¥ 215 AND 11:30 A, Ss ¢,’81..b¢ My BOARD—10:30 A. ML. 1500shs LS & MSR 55 1500 do bs 36) SE peeceeeeee Sxseg EEF, = z SSSSESSESSSESSS <S: TT anak : z: & s e a 3 = iz = wl esssen : = 3 COMMERCIAL REPORT, COTTON ON THE SPOT EAstER—1 STRADY—FLOUR DULL AND LOWER—WHEAT DULL AND LOWER—OORN LOWES — OATS EASIER—WHISKEY FIBM—PORK QUIET—LARD QUIRT—PETROLEUM QUIET—SPIRITS TURPEN- TINE QUIRT—ROSIN QUIRT—Ooms QUIET-- YREIGHTS STEADY BUT QUIET—cCOFFER STBADY—SUGAp STRADY, Moxpar, April %4—6 P. M. Tho merchandise markets were quiet as to sales, but Irregular in prices. Very little was done, save in cxceptional casca, On "Change Sour and wheat on | Yon bole sold at 81 ‘were dull and lower, the latter Rete nce tasioee considerable quantities, rome at a decided decline from the nominal quotations of Saturday. Oats were eager. Whiskey was firm. Provisions were neglected in most cases, though prices wore much the same. Freights were quiet, but steady. Cotton om the spot was ie. lower; favares were barcly meady. Coffeo was steady. Naval stores were quiet. Cite were quict, Petroloum was quiet Sugar was steady. Corus. —The market for Brarils was quict, bus steady. We Rote sales of 4,000 bags Rio, ex Charles, and 5.086 bags do,. ex Ana Heaton, dosh lots at 17Ke. for good, Mild coffee was quiet, ad gta apy = aps fair do., eine, do, 18Me8 j Santos, fair dans, abe | gan it Be th patents ete neue : Dowingor 182. #19 Werte ea. Tice ihe. C Vee a tiga ; Macam S¢entenn, ie. tne? Manila, Te.'s INe; An ite! ibe: Seranilia, the 6 We. : Caracos, se Pecos, —The adios was Joo ower, with free dare! " seit as Futures elosod compare with Saturday's Saturday, 22 Deo. 13, 933 013) —Quotations aro bi toa, and on cotton in store running ie shan haif's grade above or ° 10 it ul 2 ide 13 ait Fair. Be sta ‘ordinary, © 21-1d ; strict 10 13-10c. ; low middling, 11 S-IGe; middling, 12 % Spot sales were as follows :— Me . 4 i duly, 1a aes bes, ~4 He. Total, ‘kee, ‘did Bees Ma ioe. 3.000, 18 15-84 OTs0vat 13 7 18e., «200 yi ts at the porte were as follows :—calvoston, 3 ew Orleans, 4717, Mobile, S78; Savannah, Sid; Wiiinington, 110 Nortolk, 6D owt #240 bales, This day last week 6,628,_ This day ings pene, 438 ‘Total since Reprember |, SSO134S bales. "Godton’ freighte cloned ae follows? To Havre, by steam, e.,compressed.” To Hamivng, Uy steam, Les ‘Bremen, the rea _ Sompreeved: a 4 at ndecline of Den 10, per d 13,000 bbls, inelnding State, Western the annexed quotations. Rye flour sokt 10 250 bbis,, at 83 76 a $5 25 for Nine to 4 Jed quivt, Sales were 400 bbls, Sopertine Ninie. Round hoop Ohio, shipp! Round hoop Obie, trade brands. St. Louis, choice tuinily Rye our, foe, to superfine. Southern, Ni Southern, superfine. ‘shern, extra. shorn, fam: {ing 50,000 bu: any Milwaukeo, in equal quantities, for May $1 21. Ryo was quiet; 1,000 bushels id’ at and Fennayivania, | Cora, waa, dull 100,000 bashels sold at S7e. for unmereban: grade, Otc. for steamer, 67c. » G8! Gtige, for mixed ‘for May Barley ‘malt, was, also, qalct, 2 wore about £0,000 ‘bushels at 4c. %, Stlned, 4740: for No. 2 Chicago afloat, te. «SU. for white and 46}4c. tor No, 2 white in store, Haw 4xp J ure —The market was, quiet, bat we jonble Savana ‘Roo ‘gis Blorraagt i (c., gold; Russia, seen, a8.) Ese tes aie rene) tens pong Sisal hemp, ol FTOLASSRS was generally qi centrifugal and mixed, 220. @ do., muycneado refining, Sve. » Se. Sc: Bngiish ‘he. 8 80 . for State lower, livery. ‘Oats ed, at sgrpenel *s ans Ay Pol st ae 2 ‘nington we Sale salen hard, te yellow 2a ame fs. ¥ “Yard. 28.325, rosin, Tarwaahiogten, 8 fa de. ; Bo iaig "avtece tom W em; races c 355 tine— am 2 lds opie spirits firm, steady. jucte: Souther Fellow, Se Sore Bt Fie om Sieachod winter, os, T3e. ae oli vo, cake, $i hs wt iZhy ; do., te ive, casi agate ie PF 40; winter bionched. toby” Soe. : evade Bil, ase. ° Pome —The markes was dull; 28, sales from first hands. “Thesdlosing rices were lows : fei = ‘b ited, re 7 hia fai ah ~ pe festa ark: ni asi “ me si9 % 95. Ine ROv raat 1 atte G41 tierces, 3 bbls. and 250 bacon, I tieree and 66Y The! pork, market was The elovine “gail” bz vid, $22 fs on, aus Fie salen vere, 1 ls, a Be. I at Suz 50, Prime $18 0. Cut m nd bo: for. city long Beef was dull, We quote:—Barrels Extra mest, $13 50; plain do. #12 mess. $27 packet, $16, Tlerees—City extra Ina ai , end prime mess at $2d. wid nominal at $2 6 $20 tor mn rn] $2 B23 for fait ‘rere quiet; sales 700 » shoulders at hes oted wt LAdge. a honiders at ‘and qniet. Sales of 50 tiercen city at woted at 14ige. tor South America, Li%e. for Continent and 13ige. for Cuba, Butter was steady, with a fair de- jow State, Ble. 0 ‘bed Wi quote :—State " fing to fancy. 13360. 9 “aie on 8 Shere T2d4 Gneatiae wo fancy, . ye. 5 0 ar ine, . We nore ‘was quiet choice, Se. a Sige; Die. ; crust re Franuisted, 10Me, & 10K STRARL dull wa ipts—24 hhds., % 2 alee tallo: mat ox poe Whiskey, 180 ols. high- The market was quiet bus rm; Famiouts. pot hatha room to Great Britain was beld bead more confidence, with « moderat fair demand tor it trom ibe. ac B%ke. @ Oe., rmiteelpte~ caigehel and in jaonce Hidde ot inveren and a roleum on owner's acenunt ; To Odotem, with auouy 10,000 cases 4a. Cy emai brig. hence to Fiymmous t 4,000 do. de. to Cork for orders, ther advance. NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS, Monpar, April 24, 1876, ST WERK. | | No. 12 Wall ot., make for cunomers + doeirable investments | #13 | Rocks ‘sent | Bankers and heavy ran of general! it were ne he fy yg pf eigan Dif ew. ar Ny pn saine | the sales | hatte doen allowed net. the aggregate the SE gear by bi ee er z- 2 : i uli Se: aie Hii ie 3 ri “3 i- By eSs3 3 i 6 yy CHE ven. tee fot se ote be o ews Weees G0. st ee We. i Ay a at om. tor LB Wing, Sotght Oy owe "Reeve & siceie a | owt oe ' oS thine a } ie vee, Sel seid hr weight 8 wees per if Lis a Tye per 14,440 Ibe. ee Has, pet dour! shee ‘a at te per Ih IM Eitinae ny rey 27) bnvmots , wetgl i Da, 0 tbe, at Hitwots abeep. wel 16,200 Ibs, per. the pant werk, 0 Micon Cows “Vier were ne enles on Hight serivats; quality inferior, Vials “Ax Cauves —Smoath guality veaia, soars and Sekiost sll trom a's Ya. por Wer toute ning Teton, bas slow. Hoes.—There were ve live hogs on sale, ‘ DOMESTIC MARKETS. sane April 24, 1876, Cotton quiet and e : Hy hoes middling. 11955 ordinary het bales , ports—To Great irheine’ 2.340; to the Continent, f Wantwise, 02. Bales L2it lock, 24167 Cotton oasi ordinary ispesse '2 Greet Moarun, April 24, 1870, Cotton irreguiar; middling, 12%\c.; low widdtin, * 11 Mae. Ordinary, 10%. Net reoeipts, 474 porte—To the Continent, 400; cosstwise, Bat, tock, 38,555, Cotton dull and hoary: wn He. 5 ary, We Bur bales Ey “Fe Great tae 180, coantw 1,028 Sales, 200, Stock, bil aa wren, Apr 24, 1678, sales 1,400 bbls. wer tor Ni for whity pint fr eaige of 00 bushels No. } Mil vate terms Corn steady : sales of wld Weat- ern inixed at eigt; No. 3 Canade held at a feod—shoriey S177 ant 1 atdatinge, #33, 4 a 5 ‘he to Hoon, He. | 10 er vo alos Millteed—#40 to ‘York, Bala Albany, per cor of 10 tom fakes zie heat, ‘47,200 bushels; rye, 900 do; ; ne tea Boreato, Apel 24, 1970 zy peshels' cova, 13.0 ves S cars Kanga at tile, 2 cars yellow at Ge., all new on track. Oats dail; sales of | car € apn 2 Ee. Rye neglected. Le go York dull pets ood 623 tor heavy m dal! at Ite. Lewd firm qsict. Lighwines comtaally $1 10 for eity A5ig0 ‘ igs Fw. Mm bushel Bae a ag a" “| Poa oe do. oats, 70 bola, Seer 0,000 bushels jis wheat. 91,000 do. corn, 750 do, oats. c il 24, 1876, ‘micago, ok a ae 574, July. $1 07. Keceipte—Floer. 13,00 ne ‘enrn, 91,4 ont, 4.500 fo eshte Piour, 0 buishe! 263,090 do. ; oate, Witminctox, hc. il 24, 1 81 Bias Yor weruineds Tar wendy eae yen PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET. Havana MARKETS. Havana, April 24, 1876. Spent gold, 220 0 bey Exehance: the Voveeg a 73, discoum ficou are days, ‘pei, 40 455 premiom premium. EUROPEAN MARKET. Pe ice oro FINANCIAL. Apri 24—Byen. | Maseed oil, "Sn Gas | Banners, 19 and 21'Nassau #t., } issue Travellers’ C edits, wvailable in alt parts ot the world throu STNSCHTLD Lat ‘and Telegraphic Transfers of Pope. ABLE RATES MONEY ON LIFE AXD Tnaurance Potter, fae gon Dan Loge. bent kinds effected wi nies, MW ABKICH £ CO. 117 Browdway LEX. FROTUIZOUAN x 4 CO., AT tadoemone 5 of tnege or yeaa amounts te sveeks ot 0 Jogitimate charac. ter, cmpens invest = os long as % “Clreataes and weekly reports sent free. STOCK Fa el gr ednbell i efrmation wee i Totes; book containing Inform "Tent pitension.” iDGk a 0. we OD ree. S| tT AMOUNT TRUST YENDS TO TOAT ON WORT mt ITT & WOLCOTT, 10 Pine st =DEFAUIZED RAILROAD AND OTHER BONDS ‘ ee OWARD ©. FOX, 4,60. [RsTATE PALL LOANED—six PER & Fae On INTER. est on FI. LASS Property. Apply to MYATT, 145 ently un five to twenty times the shiny days, Btaeks Douzht aud ext ve per 4 Brondway. | place. Hours 6 a iF WADKTLE VALLEY ATEROAD Gress to Bye tae cit, 3 Meese st-. ‘New ~ Sime Lier “ALWAYS AV MONEY TO LOAN ON IS MOWTURGE. OW OR INTRA, ly vo Ih. 1 GRE Or Besadway. RY To LOAS—AT GF it ORNT, IN AUMS OF ‘nad $25,000, ayainss Fires Morrgages L, 100 Broadway, room 2. Pp Tee Ee eeu i APPLYING TO WAND WOOD “UMMLUY & STEVENS, 82 Barling slp, New York, Ss ion se Lo a pan: ; bux 4,406 Post tate oo | $537,000 2 | lyn. FINANCIAL, 3 Ligh en LaDy. PRCONTAWILY an 000 ExT LE am $8,000 SaNieraa Mitra ct ined ON GOOD PROPERTY; PAUL F. 12 a, Db, 145 Pups JE Reva 1995 hese he AR! STSBOTUTION me ciKA er store oxisting between A: sod Meary a. olgapfel under the “hem name of Cameron & at 220 West S0th st.. is this day ay ar age by mu fast consent The business will be carried ThA. Hole ‘who will collect al now duo the late frm, RON. testy 4 3 MYOLZAPPEL. New Yona, April 19, 1876, P HERETOFORE STING f MeLoughiin & Morris a this day seruwia; all Heblitties, this 23d'da of Ant, ‘enue ‘ ro . BERNARD MeuoOGunaN. [cHOLAS J. Monn. “OPYORTUNITIF» A we Nd MAN W (dressmaker or wt bane Te) capital a some custom for ti na the beet location in the city, Address K. K., Hel Uptown Branch oft biiew Fi FRAE—LAW BUSINESS OF EVERY KIND giended to by CUAKLES ULABKE. and VIOTOK MEA. igo © 36 Bond «., under Savings Bank. proeare: ), CASH WILL BUY MY store Property. includ Ud inventory $2,2 vest location in t! balnnes of ‘operty payable in Tuquirdcoruer Sd av. and TEA AND e to their in. Grog BR WASTED —@i. equity in a three story co Saisie Seder pent wt chan Say: wo tore for ock: 1) years 8 eany an rot. Sieh 2, SHOCRSALE FANOY Ei Cotes House, wishing to add « new | ner with $15,000; office poxi- iments whichower desired Apply to CARLETON, OF Broadws, ASSKD OPPORTUNITY. wanted Immediately, to tal attractive entertain GENTLEMAN wn interest in “ELDERLY avlomen enn, Ad- Ai Giuwe ADT “WO CA LiKE iecla A Rebianee MAN MAY im asate, sol fentes oa sich of Adérem BOO TON HARD WORKING, HONBRT MAN, W stuck and fxwures to start business, but no money to & bay tho cous: will tome perren please’ to loan me $109, oe wl lady or a ae. bere reip with me, F.C! bee eth Herald office. A <MUST BE SOLD THis WEEK Ott ONS IN TH, + B"ttt clase Business worthy the aitdution of cepital: ten St Cortlandt at., top thoor. aah WASTED—WITH 81.209, =. Tab E HALF 21. nsoront in a good established cast: busi an make $4.00) ened, yearly. WALKER. 213 ent Loh wee b Shas met, ss Te Fs, apne AND AA. steam power, will invest #30) stapde is i ‘dorms to @ party SEW Jhaok HOTYPE PLATES, KLECTRO- ‘ ot een itigruckets uit} Nag © laree ond mereasing sale, Secon: ready <r watil May 1.” Address eB being. ' CUBESE I bay out muse, 700 Broad- DART ES DESIRING INTELLIGENT. REPRESENTA “Ceatenutal,” please eddres KRKLIABLE, box ® VER OFFERED Tre es PART NE ances IN a FiRst NFP NE ces SoMa, 17 “To. #0. PARTNER WANTED, a8 ©. ‘Sretenmialy splendid quence. Apply et hit RSTABLISHE, Rosa, itt call bewween 10 and 12 at Reai * them Gress" rhe $3.000 5 otter. To mon WANTED ‘YOR ator $10.000 Foie rou A plaka wena MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, MARRIED. Mripr—Sacven —At Jerecy py Bad 22, by the Rev. G Ewh, Gueray Mawr, of Dielimgen, Germany, p Lan third danghter oth Lorena Saater, of Jersey Olty, Snanase—De Pow?, —On Tharsday, April wd Na the West Presbyterten church, dad st, Burchard, Avemur k. BriLisans to Baman A. oe. om jest, Haxwan, widow of Jonathan Archer, aged TS years, 4 mouths and Lo days, The relatives and friends of the Lamily are respect. fully | $2. 500k tk a wet BxITURS Sake y vinst qaas ‘contents csabtiched ‘or over 80 Foor: a Herald other Pome IN CASH Wika SECURE A Abie las inane ated wes. Por with (all wame, ENTERPRISE, box 202 juneral dence of her son, OU. HI. Archer, Kang. 52d st., on Tuesday, 26th inst, at three o'clock I. M Bervices will aise be held in the Old Duteh .hureh at Tarryiown on Wednesday, mt BALpwin. —At Ridgewood, |. 1, the Sta inet. Armin Bavpwix, mothor of Thomas, George and Jobu Haldwin, a1, Now York city, of pneumonia, Lay, in the Tth year of bw age, son of Thomas and Mary Ann Herkiey The ‘and [rende are lly Invited to eral, on Wednerday, RST Please copy ~At Babylon, LL, Th fonen A Buntive, widow of the iste James F. Bertiue, of New oneral Wedeeetay, April H. atone o'clock FM. from ber toss veosaeasen, Roope, Lt Qarreare wit meet th 12 'Xa run fram Hamer Poy o Broom, —Saddenly, on , Pre I aonguter of heshel & aed ee the inks Bloom. Relatives and friends of the family, alee friends of her grandfather, sonaph Leviness, are tf epectle viled 10 attend ber tuners, on Wedmestay, at o’clork P. M., from ber inte fexdenee 116 Bact Go0h a Dutchoms county papers please e Cansy, O08 ten the 20h wp phe the beloved wite of Joup Carey, « ante an ae Rallymore, county Weermeath, “Teetan, cy te Mant year of her age Her (ends and relative® are renporsfelly requested to otiond the funeral, on Wednesday the Poh eet at Dall-past one o'clock PF M., trom her late feewtence, No 313 hawt 36th ab arret.@in Breck om Sanday, apr 8, Champers, Koy. me ee Frascts T., fon of Semuct 44h year of bis age Relatives aod (riends of the ‘cantly are lnrried to at ral pervwrns at his ate femetomee, Neo Deb COMPORAN wife of Michaet Funeral from her late reeutence 63 Mosigemery Wednesiay, April M atwoe eek Fr Daty.—Al her residence, o7 Ulerment a”, Brook Sanday, April 23, Mus Many Daw (ee te of her age Reqnieseat io pas uesday) morning, et tee AM, from Funeral eee the Chareb Lety of Morey, Deberatne pinen, | tana Bi anase ot bbe amy ate Fespact aly & Vited to attend, without further setwe Davis —At Geneva, Switzerned, Febresry #1, Jawan D, Davis, io Ly A oo Relatives a1 yx farther notice PI = picae Cope. Praxky.—On Sa! Apri the beloved ‘ of Jobn «md Jele Feowey, aged id years and months. ‘of honer who | | 27th inst, attwoP, M,C: | ! | ; at Fordham to mee the one o’clock train from Hicoixs, —April 24, after it pauniad i Gronoiana Wisant, youngest daughter of John C. Sarah 8. Higgins, aged 3 years, 10 months and 24 phoned Friends and relatives are respectfully invited to at tend the fuueral services, from the residence of het arent 102 Penn st, between Bedford and Wythe avi iyn, E. D.,on Wednesday evening, April 26, ai airs o relsek. Hows, —At Roselle, N, J., on Sunday, April 23, Drea Ed Kiruixe, wife of Joba J. Howe, in the 3d year of rage. Funeralon Tuesday, April 25, at half-past twelve P. M., at St. Luke's church, Roselle, N. J. A. special train on Central Ratlroad of New Jereey will leave foot of Liberty st., New York, at 11:15 A, M. Hourp.—On Wednesday, April 19, Avousta Hump, sister of Augustus Hurd, a on 37 years. Interment at Cypress Hull is Cemetery, April 21, luxcaxn.—In this city, on Sunday, April 23, after s brief illness, Carmanine Cotten, relict of the late Job Trelaad, in the 77th year of her age. Relatives and friends of the family are mvited to at, tend the iuneral, from the residence of her nephew, Henry Weleh, 164 Bast 114tb st., on Tuesday, the 25th inst. at three o'elock I’. M. Jacksox,—On Sunday, April 23, 1876, at forty min- utes past twelve P, M., Cuantes H. Jacksox, im the Sutb year of bis age, Tukatnical M&CHANICAL AssoctaTiox.—Membors will attend special meeting at rooms, corner of Bowery and Broome st., Tuesday, April 25, at hall-past cleven A. M., to attend the funeral of our late brother, Charles H. Jackson, JOHN MUNRO, Prosident. Ronert J. Orn, ording Secretary, Kanswriter.—On Sunday, April 23, Simo B, Kay. WRILER, in the 45th year of his age. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No, 170 West 47th st., on Wednesday, atten A. M. Kinourne.—In this on Monday morni April 24, 1876, Hon. DW. ‘Kivnourxe, aged 73. Services will be held at tho Westmoreland Rotel, at three o'clock P. M., this day, Aor 25, The remains will be taken to Keokuk, lowa, for interment, Kistixcen.—At Now Kochelle, suddenly, on Sunday, April 23, Idext daughter of Adam and Sophia Kistinger, aged 2 years and 6 months, Relatives and friends are invited to attend the fau- eral, on Tuesday, at three o’ciock P.M. Train leaves Grand Central depot at twelve, Kroxorr.—Ono Monday, April 24, Hexry, only son of Herman F, and Sophie Kroeger, agod 8 months and 25 days, Tho relatives and friends, also mombors of United Brothers Lodge, F. and A.'M, No, 356, and Amt Hagener Club, are respectiully invited to’ attend tho funeral, from No. 185 Prince st, on Wednesday, tho 26Ub inst, wt ball-pas jock P.M. Laxtr riek and Rolativey and friends are invited to atve from the residence of his parents, 307 Kast 26th ‘Tuesday, at ono o'clock. Luagerr. Sunday morning, April 23, 8: Leggett, in the 70h y: her age. Friends are invited to attend the tun from her late residence, No. 277 Adelpiu stt, Lrookiyn, on Tuesday morning, 2th inst., at half-past ten o'clock, Lusu.—At Greenpoint, on Saturday, April 22, Haw 1, wife of Johu Lush and daughter of Mrs, Jean An, x. T Ma. youngest daughter of 2 year, 6 months and 5 days. Mastix,—On the 21st inst, Tuomas Masuin, aged 56 years, —At Norwalk, Conn., April 24, Axxim Beatrice, WwW. aud Annie Mead, aged b The tuperal services will take place at 210 8th av., on Tuesday, the 25th inst , at palf-past one o'clock, Me —0n Suntiay, April 28, at hee late resl- denee, 549 Grand st, THERESE Marzixann, m the 6th yoar of her age. Funeral on Tuesday, April 25, at ono o'clock, from ber rosiaence, to whica’ frieaus ‘of the family are ine vited Menruy,—On Sunday, April 23, Janes Meneny, aged Cues, Tho triends of tho familys Felix, the members of the St. James’ Literary Union and other associations of which he was a member, uré respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his’ Inte residence, 49 Madison st., tuis (Tnesday), at hall-past 32 quiem mass will be cel od ‘or the repose of hie soul; thence to Calvary Cemetery, at hall-past one o'clock, for interment. San Francisco papers please copy. MeCces.—On Sunday, April 2 P McCurmx, aged 48 yours, 4 months and 23 days Fuvoral will take place trom his late residenco, 102 North 4th st., Brooklyn, FE. 0., on Wednesuay, 26uh inst. Relatives, friends and exemptmembers of Com- pany E, 13th regiment of the city of Brooklyn, are re. speetinlly invited to attend the funerai to Cemetery of the Holy Cross. x.—0n Monday, the 2tth, at five o'clock P, residence, 107 Washington st, Parmick JTkmas, aged 42 years. ‘al will take place on Thursday, 27th, front jenee, at nine o'clock; thenee fo St, hurch, iharelay st., where a requiem mass will or the repose of his soul, and thence to Cal- metery, at huil-past one. Relatives and friends Atuily invited to attend, O'HxtES,—On Sunday, April 23, after a paintul ill- Parnick O'Burex, 10 the T1st year of his a “ frien Kodo famity aro respect{uily requested [ to attend bis funeri m the residence of his mother, 201 .. this (Tuesday) alternoon at one o'clock. 0’ Toouk —In Brooklyn, on April 23, Joanna, wife of Joun O'Toole, a native of county Kerry, ireland, is the Ssh year of ber ag: Her remains will be taken from her late residence, 4 U , Brooklyn, to 5 Stephen's church, cornet of Hicis and Summit wis. at ten A. M., on Tacsday, the 26th inst, where a requiem muss will’ he offered up for the repose of ber soul. The funeral will start from past two? M, The friends and also those of her brother, Fred. erick J. Moy: respectfully invited to attend, Parker —On Monday 1 Sigag apna inet, Lavma E., widow of Sewell Parker, Jr. Relatives and friends aro invited to attend tho funeral services, at No, 11 Rutgers st, on Wednesday alvernoon, the 26th, at two o'clock. « hieage and Savannah papers please copy. Pextiase.—On Sunday, Apri 23, Mra, THayxron J. Veetiaye, in the 4th year of hor ag Relatives and (riends are invited to attend the funeral from her inte residence 228}, South Ist st., Brooklyn, on Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock. Magott.—On Sunday morning, tho 23d insu, of pheumonia, Rua A. wife of William Piggott, The relatives and {rievds are invited to attend the funeral, from ber late residence, No. 389 Washington #t., on Twosday, the 26th inst, at two o'clock P, M, Yoeoxnert—Joay Pioxxert, the beloved son Mieheet G. and Jeune Plunkett, aged 11 months Hn Bi days. Residence No. 336 34 ay. Interment this day, Cal. vary Cemetery. Power. —tn Brooklyn. on Hentay evening, April 24, Mrs. Mancanet Powen, wife of John Power, residence Do Ulermons ry iS angie ew aon county Wexiord, Ireland, aged 53 Retotives and teats of the family are respectfully Wevited to attend the funeral, from the Church of the pacred Heart, Vandertiit, — Park av., on Weduosday, iy = 2, a Ss QeeNi ax, —Op Banday, nati x Abbey leaie, Co " ‘retaniven and friends are respectfully invited te attend (he fuveral, from lis late residence, 53 Oak at, \pril 23, Jous Quixtax, Jr., ¢ reland, agod ty Limeriok, | 5 on Taeeday, April 25, at balf-past one o'clock Y. M. Lamer copy. Kron aren —On way, ae ~ 21, Mra Sanan Rien. Rvehards, in her 768 1 Fenerel services will be held at the residence of hea tom law, Robert Sherwood, 234 Kast 1sth at, o8 Taceday wornme are a Pisa v'clock, Relatives and Inonds respectfully inv) Mouday. 24h inet., Jaws Rousx, boloved wie of Patrcck House, of Dromore West, county of = ireieud, deparied this ite in the 62d year of ber "Tue reiativer and friends of the bg pA folly sevited te attend her (agerai, oe Wedn 2th, from the resnience of her son-in-law, . — widow of the | late joaday, the ome ii, Mane ond Piorida papers Braver. —in Brovk'ym, ot Aue %, tafe Caughter sont the fongtel, utah will obo piece from rortdonet, 366 Fast D8th at, eau be, eae imak., 08 cloves o'eleek, os. ou Froaay. Apri th Seas To" Tawureos, former} i th, dows * Sivan o tet pote ot hin oon Freets ate levied to “tien the fneral, from th bore, a kali peet one A Mon Teesday, April 24 rb out faethe mutier ct Soungent‘enitt of Jobe Sycare r (rom No 1a80 Paeine at ov, on tasaay charecen, Agel he Pet, eae Peano Apel $2, of seticteves, Levsann, had ebiid of ow Fopa. 6 eet ant i rox? we FAkees Un Swoday econo, April 2, Macnice Wanner, om the 604 poor of hes age roapeatutty mened toa brother, Kevative ond itemds ate wood chs tenersh, treme, tae rogeace et Pevet_ Warren, So. Li) ast Sb a, on Wednesday, eee 08 0 woenn F * Weems. 41 Aken, © ©. o@ Saterday, the 224 lost, Jace Mo Wewna, of Glew Cove, LL, a the 4th yout on , teh inee, ab one wewek 7. M., from ben ae feaen Glow Core, teed without further notice, at ten o'clock, Carriages Conn , on April 23, Joux G, members of Polar Siar oe. ere invited fo attend (he ou Wednesday, the Sib at eleven AM, su'soath ‘Second sireet Mottodut Rptverpa ehuzeh, Lapin, No 11%, LO. oe 0. Tae oe cee wiiktn tie above to meet thee span ae Sclock sary, 2 fameral of 088 dons F. Casmv, Seeretary. ¥. @. Jons 6. wore, #. 6