The New York Herald Newspaper, September 15, 1876, Page 9

NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 135, 1876.—-TRIVLE SHEET. “FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL — —+—-— An Active and Higher Market—A , General Advance Along the Line, GOLD FIRMER AT 10 A WO 18 Money on Call Loaus 1 and 1 1-2 Per Cent— Government and Railway Bonds Steady— The Coal Stocks Working Up. ~ Watt Sraxer, Tuurspar, Sept, 14—6 P, M. ‘The bulls have appeared in battle array to-day, ‘‘ter- rible as an army with bapners,”? and their march bas been a victorious one, with scarcely let or hindrance. Even the anthracite stocks have been wheeled into line with a dash and élan that carried them to the front of the slower moving railwa: New Jersey Cen- tral was the only laggard, decidedly ragged in condl- tion, as though it had deserted from Falstafl’s regi- ment aad in its crippled condition was unable to keep step with its comrades. The strength shadowed in yesterday’s later dealings came out in full force this morning and increased with the hours, pervading the market as a whole, abd espe- cially affecting some particular stocks. Thus Delaware aad Hudson bounded up from 655; to 72, Morria and Essex from 84 to 90, while Delaware and Lackawanna, not quite so vigorous in its advance, but at the head of the column in point of transactions, reached trom 74 to 79 under considerable excitement. From the coal Stocks the furor spread to the railway and miscella- neous lst, being particularly observable in Lake Shore, in which the oid party were doing yeoman’s service, carrying the price to 5434 at the close, and establishing ® quotation over five points better than ruled some ten days ago Inalesser degree the Western shares, with Michigan Central and Rock Island, showed a higher range of tigures, varying from }4 tol per cent, and protty generally keeping the improvement at the end. ‘The beara, as usual, helped the rise vy frantic efforts to cover, amd the customary scramble to eseape the penalty of selling other pooplo’s property was strongly de Joped. Although the shorts put their best toot foremost the market ran away trom them, and there ‘was Do catebing the longs, who seemed to be favored with an additional leg, like thoir prototype in efligy, ‘That oil'd and curl’d Assyrian bull. While the abovo is true of tho general market New Jersey Central was plunged into ‘‘doletul dumps,” and, In fact, oflered the onty harbor of refuge for crippled and despondent bears inthe whole market. An ourly Advance of nearly one point brought the quota- Mon to 28%, when the whole aspect changed ind @ precipitate slump ensued, which carried the stock to 25, or equal to the lowest figure it has yet reached. Thore appears to be no confidenc ewhatever im a possible resuseitation of the concern under the Progent management, and to this was added to-uay re- vived reports of a receiver, if not of an actual appeal to the Bankruptcy Court The latest figure was 26—an (improvement due to the closing of sellers’ contracts end « desire to harvest profit, * The borrowing demand was not so urgent to-day, and premiums like those of the Centennial Exhibition were nothing to speak of, the highest rates being 4 per cent and tapering off to flut beiore twé o’clock. Tho upward xpurt in tho market very decidedly di- minished the supply of sellers’ options, which, in the matter of the coal sharey, have een so trooly offered for wome days back, tho bears finding suflicient employ- ment ia closing up old contracts, without troubling themsclves about now ones. Hs In railroad bonds there was rather an active market, with generally better prices, the notable exception being in the issues of the coal carriers, which were weak and lower. Business closed with every appearance of a further advanco to-morrow, The question remaining to be solved, however, is as to whether the rise has any- thing permanent in its nature—whether it is founded apon the stable busix of an awakening prosperity, or whether it is simply awhirl created for the discom- fiture of boars and limited to the accumulation of paltry profits and & brief existence. THR SALKS TO-DAY. Tho transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day ag- gregated £21,000 shares, which were divided principally Between Lake Shore, Delaware and Lackawanna, Jer- sey Central and Delaware and Hudson, OPENING, TGHEST AND LOW&ET PRICES. The following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day :— Opening. 10634 187 Highest. Lowest. 106 10635 137 137 New York Central. Wabash. Northwestern orthwestern pi Rock Isivnd,.... Milwaukee and St. Paul. Mil. and St. Paul pr Onio and Mississippi New Jersey Central Delaware, Lack. an Union Pacitic. Western Union’ Pacitic Muil. +. CLOSING PRICKS—3 P.M Pacific Mall... 2254 m 22%( Mil & SUP pf.. 6714 a West Union > 71 a Tis OCC al | 6g a AU&racTel. 15 a 16° “UC Cal * Cwebmiver... 18 0 35 Dela W « Quicksilver pf. 17 9 20 brie MarLa Min, 4 on 6 Han & StJo a MarLaMpl. 40 7 I Steph * Adamekx, 108" 4 100 Lake Sho a 5K American Ex.. 59% a 6) brics Cen 414 8 41g vu & 63) NY 4 Hariem.137) 6 138 a St NYC&HR 10% 0 a 88 Rucen oo 2e Pitts. Ws, a w13g Otic k Miva. 119 OM AN W,..0' 878 a 37 Panam, * Chi ak Wl. 62 nw C3" Lola Wad. 2K 8 Chi a BI... a 106% Union Pacific. 64” » Dive eiFaul” B39 a B3_ Mo Pacithe, a8 ADVANCK AND DMCLIXB, The following are the changes in closing prices com- pared with those of yesterday :— AbvaNcE. —Atli ic and Pacific Tel ©. und L., ware and Hudson, 645; Morris and Kssex, 4), %; St. Joseph, %; do. preterred. 3¢; Hlinois Central 34; Lake Shore, 1; Michigan Central, 1; Northw ern, %; do. preferred, A; ; Obio and Mitsissippi, 24; Panams, 1; Rock Isiand, 1; St. Paul, 4; do. preferred, %; Wabash, %; Western’ Union, 34; American Ex Pros, 35: gold, by. ; Ducuuse —United States Express, 4;; Union Pacific, & Jersey Central, 24%; Harlem, 3; Consolidation x. The remainder of the list was stationary, THE MONKY MARKET. Money is casier at 1}; a2 per cent oncall. Foroign exchange is dull, actual business being done at 4.853¢ for bankers’ sixty days sterling, and 4.843; 4 4.86 for decand. Th® nominal rates are 484 and 484% for long and snort sight, respectively. The following were the rates of exchange on New York at the undermen- Moned cities to-day:—Savannah, par; Charicston, easier, 4 & i ay discount; Cincinnati, firm, 50 dis- count; Now Orleans, commercial, 3; discount a par; bank %; St. Louls, par to 26 premium, and Chicago, 60 a 60 discount, THE GOLD MARKET. Gold opened at 11U, advanced w 11044, the two ex- tremes of the day, closing at the higher figure. Tho Fates paid for borrowing were 3 per cont to flat, OPERATIONS OF THX GOLD EXCHANGE Bank, Gold balances. $1,821,355 Currency balances. 2,009,912 Grows clearances 25,563,000 CLEARING HOUSR STATKMENT. Currency exchanges, «$54,917,333, Currency balances, 3,395,081 Gold exchanges 10,912,164 Gold balances, ,,, 2,718,503 THR PORKIGN MARKET. ‘The London advice ain report cousols and United States bonds strong, with an improvement t yor 3 percen', Erie @ommon advanced tu 9',. This is * fouling day at the Stock Exchunge. The Bank of England gamed £677,000 bullion curing the week end- tng Wednesday, Tho proportion of reserve to liabili ties 18 now 627% per cent, against 61 per cent last week. No change has been made in the rate of discount, which remains at 2 percent. The bank gained £115,000 specie on balance to-day, Bar silver was quoted at Sid. per ounce. The Bank of France had its specio inereased by 1,186,000 francs during the week. ‘The following aro the closing London prices:—Con- sols for money, 95% a 9574; do, for aecount, 95% a 95%; five-twenty bonds ot 1865, old, 1057¢; do. of 1867, 10954; ten-torty bonds, 108; new fives, 107%; Erte cominon shares, 9%. India Council bills sold yester- day at Jg per rupee higher than last week; sliver is consequoatly slightly firmer at 51 )¢d. TAK UNITRD STATES TREASURY, @i ahuodred thousaad dye per cents of the junded Joan held to secure bank circulation were withdrawn ‘to-day and 43, per cents substituted, Revenue receipts to-day, $430,000; customs receipts, $530,000; bunk notes, $1,170,000, GOVERNMENT BONDE. Government bonds closed firm at the following quo. tations:—United States currency sixes, 1263; a 127; do. do., 1881, registered, 117% a 118; do. do. 4 coupon, 118% a 119; do, do., 1865, registered, 112% a 1131;; do, do. do., coupon, 113 a 113% ; do, do. do., new, ed, 1135 @ 113%; do. do. do., coupor, 113% a 118%; do. do,, 1867, registered, 116% a 117; do. do. do., coupon, 116% @ 117; do. do., 1868, registered, 118% & 119; do. do. do., coupon, 118% 118%; do ten-forties, registered, 11534 a 115%; do. do., coupon, 116 a 11634; do, fives, 1881, registered, 11544 a 11534; do, do., do., coupon, 11544 a 115%. RAILLOAD BONDS. In railroad bonds the largest transactions were in Chicago and Northwestern consolidated gold coupons, which were strong and advanced to 95. Hannibal and St. Joseph convertible rose to 77. Milwaukee and St. Paul firsts brought 117, New York Central coupon firsts 121, Fort Wayne second 110, Michigan Southern sinking fund 111, Cleveland and Toledo sinking tund 110, do,, new, 106, and Union Pacific sinking funds Ile Morris and Essex seconds declined 2 per cent, selling at 100. Morris and Essex consolidated dechued 24, per cent, to 98, while do, sevens of 1871 were }4 per cent higher, selling at 9834. New Jersey Central converti- ble rose to 72, fell/off to 70 and recovered to 7144 a 7134. Lehigh ata Wilkesbarre consolidated declined to 50, New Jersey Central firsts, new, were steady at 104. In the afternoon Chicage and Northwi rn consoli- dated gold coupons advanced to 95, St. Paul, La Crosse division, to 102%, Rock Island 7’s to 100% and Burling- ton and Quincy 7’s tv 111. The balance of the list showed no change, except for New Jersey Central con- vertibles, which declined to 70, and Ohio and Missis- sippi consolidated to 90. ‘The following were the closing quotations for Pacific Railroad bonds:—Union firsts, 1064; to 10634; Union land grants, 104% to 105; Union siuking funds, 91 to 92; Contrals, 1lu% to 110%. BANK SHAR! Bank shares were quict, Commerce sold at 112 PHILADELPHIA 8TOCES, ‘The following are the closing prices of Philadelphia Btoci Bid. Asked. City sixes, new. 0% "0x United Companies of New Jersey 133% «139 Vennsylvania Railroad. asX A8Ie a te Rattroad. a Lebikn Valley Railros . OL Philadelphia and Erie Railroad 16g Scbuy iki Navigation preterred. 12 Northern Central Railroad... 23 BL 31% 10 wk Hestonville Rail 20 26s Contral Transportation. 42 bid. ‘MINING BHARES. The foilowing table of prices ot the prominent gold and silver mining shares, including the opening prices of to-day, as received by tolograph from San Francisco, is furnished by William Ward, Drexel Butlding:— —September—— iy how | 47 47 #47 «46 © Dectined1 R 220 21 21 &l Declined 1 Best & Belcher, 47 46 47 «47 _ Caledonta. . ie aia as | California. 60 70 61 61 Advanced 1 Chollar Potos:. 93 93 98 Deciined 1 Consolidated Virginia. 65 65 66 57 Advanced 2 Crown Point ML 10 10 10 “Dechned 1 Boureka Consolidated... 10 10 13 13 Advaneed 3 Gould & Curry. 16 16 16 15 Dechned 1 Hale & Norcross. 2 Dechined 1 RRRhH 5 Imperial, 5 6 6 z2 Justice, 3 22 33 ay Kontuck. 13 13 oe Mextean.... Bt 85 86 Opuir 60 59 60 Overman. 7 70 70 5b 20 20 uid 9 10 Union Consolidated.) 14 14 14 Yellow Jacket.... + 8 27 OT The closing prices aro as follows Consol Virginia..... 57 Crown Point, California 62 Yellow Jacket. - 29 Segregated Belcher.. 75 Alpha 42 59% Bech ae 96° Confidence, +11 rn i 20 Sierra Nevada....... 14W Consolidated Imperial 4% Excbequer.... + MX Mexican........ 8514 Overman. -i4 Gould & Curry 1... 1544 Justice + 2034 Best & Beleber 47% Caloder + 1% Hale & Norcross ny MEMORANDA. The follow!ng are the estimated earnings of the St, Louis, Kansas City and Northern Railroad for the first seven days of September:— Ps tee eeeseee + $1,132 60 And the following from January 1 to September + ++$2.031,973 96 + 1,091,703 33 $340,270 58 The following special depatch was received at Kier- nan’s News Ageucy » “31, Lovis, Sept. 14.—In answer to inquiry for fuller particulars of railroad meettyg keld here I can only say that the mocting was a convention of Western and Southern railroad representatives comprising all lines centring at Chicago and St Louis. RS Stearns was President and A, C. Bird Secretary. The result is, as al- ready given, ab agreement to Fool the sevoral earn- ‘ngs in order to secure equal right on the several roads, the pools being adjusted in such @ manuer as to mako it an object to cach to maintain full rates Thus any line cutting under, in order to control a large amount of business, must pay into the pool a tariff on what- ever they move, regardless of what they may bave re- ceived for the freights carried. Chicago and Rock Island officials while bere stated that their earnings show an increase of about $1,000 per day on current traffic.” je + NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Tuourspar, Sept. 14, 1874 KRYOKE vALL—ly A OM, $10 OONTCencenv., 72 100ebsNJConRi... 277 5000 do. i aie |) do. SER is 1000 | do. 2 71s 300 do. 2 S000 NY Gow ist,cou 121° Ju do LoGaN ceed M43 LO do. 1000 dO.ssesseeseee OR 10.00 : o4iy 24) shs Pac } 2 ww PO. ee . 2 100 do. + 2a 1LOD&H vam... 65%, oo do. Cody 20 do... 07 10 wo. 67% 100 do. 67 a0) av. 87 Ww do. 68 100 West UT 1% 100 do. ny 1690 do. cane 1300 do. Ty 170) do. + Ti ISN Y Cw WI! 1065 Lurie & » @ gor do. . Ww 7) do w% uJ ao... oy 2000 Lake Shore Rit: 54} 100 do. + §L B70 do. 3 500 do. 4 wo do. ite 90 y Tse 1000 % our wo i 100 Mor A Ee fad 40 Mich Cen Ri 74% 409 do. oo, 5 20 do uy u we i ne 40% 200 do 74) 4, f : BOO. gen: aug 87% 400M & StP RR pis 67 10” do... fs $10000 U S$5's, 10-408, 115% 10000 US 5'8, 6, Bln. (15% viksr g0000 L&W Beon.., 50 1000 Am Dk & Imp 7s 60 100.0 M & SP S's 1st 120) C&NWeeg ude. 10000 — do. re 2000 Mor & + ay HOO H&S Ids con 77 500 Mien Soutist VL 1000 Clev & Tol sf... 110 40 CL & Tol new." 105 WON J Cen Ist,con 84 NJceu cone be Paesink i, 91 FW Oud. 110 wus Went Ue, 1900 VkGH ist.ve 5000 ET, 40 shy Bank of Com 50 Penn Coal. WOVEN ay) so oo io) « 28 60 210 Wa tuo 100 tos Oo 20 uu 100 do. 200 80) do. 209 12 200 109 Con Coal... 100 200 West (un Tei...be 7136 200 200 do... eeeteeeee TIS; 900 71% 800 71 20 70% 800 wo 400 100 100 200 400 Bo To 100 100 M00 don 1. TB Ny BOCK AN WRRWO B7hy 200 Chi & NW pf. ..be $s en abe 4 BOC & Pitts gt.....be YL +00 SOLS a MB KK beSHO bz 800 60 "do bs 100 1200 50) 280 300 240 do. dou 200 Chi & RT RE be 1100 100 do. bs Bou £00 0,M 4&8 P : so) 200 a 27 uO wo do... . ‘* 10) W900, M 6 100 200 . 50 Bont Be ORES 1145 s0 5 Chi, RIL HS 114s 300 {Mord behicves ‘sus 20) 100 do... : we oo 14d 200 200 Ohio & 300 e BREE CARLA) B, M, $100 0S 5-20.68. .¢ 118!g 400 sha NJ Cen RR., 20% 10000 NJ Cen conv... 71 400 26. ey S000 NJ Cen Ist,n) 104g Bou 25% S000 M& ET's, 71, . 98%, Loo 5000 Mor & iiss Istye, $8" 100 BC kNWeegb. 15 100 100 shs De HO. 68 hU0 100 Guig 300 5u0 W i. Ty 100 100 | a WS BH BOD JONYC AH RRR. 109%, 300 50, Erie RR... 10° 10.0 1400 LS i 100 Lo 3900 RY 00 : 2 1 220 7 7 we 7) 7 74 4 754 Ts ach) TW hy ~ 7 Ww 2% 4) “do 26%, SOOM & St? 23° 45 do... 25% 200 Han & StJo.. 26 2PM, 113% $10000 U 85's Fr. '81,. 115) is 10000 USS 5's, 0, "31... ries 113% SECOND ROARD—L P. $1000 Tenn 6's,new... 474 200NJ C RR. 10000 do.....be.88 4744 209” do. 10000 do. 100 4O. 0 Tenn © 400 1.000 do. au 10000 do. 1 1000 Tenn 6's, ob 20 1000 ©, B&Q 7s... 11 100 1000 CL RL &P T's .. 100 loo 2000 N J Ven conv. 100 100 40g 100 300 200 10) 300 1 400 100 100 Con Coal... 50 At & P Tel. 3600 Del, 1800 West Un Tou 20 do. 15.0 400 erly 200 3.0 Mie an 200 OK) 800 100 lo lo) 20) 400 200 4 50 TO. do g 1300 100 LS 4 VS RR 600 200 do. 1300 1300 do 130 250 do Ld oO 400 do. Su 9609 do +o 100 du 100 20 oo. on 2003 dv 400 100 Harlem RR. 1500 25 R fue 200 Chi & NWKRbe 373g 2100 140,C,CA&IRBR.be 36 200 50 do. 36K OU 300 Ubi a RIRR.. 200 do, 10) do 200 Chic M &St P 5” do. 10 do 20 do. Bi sins 209 do . do. en) 500 M & 8 PRR pi.be Han & St Jo. be 109 do... * vor 6 kee KAR, be 2330 To 3 Pe $3007 UB 6.20, r, °65.. '20. 0 Tenn 6’ ote 5000 do. 1000 Tenn ts, n g4000N Wee g b. HOON W org b. .. 100 St Paul 100 St Paul p't. 500 do. 200 wo HOCK ARIRR bs 100 200 do. wo do 100 do. S00 di 700 Tol & WavRR ... 100 CS pare 109 Obio& Miss RR..b3- 11 yoo du - 1% 100 do. 2 OR go do. Wy 40) Del, L & Wie. 400 do... 100 100 Mich Gen 11 do COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON: SPOT STEADY ON LOW GRADES, KASIER ON HIGH GRADES; FUTURES CLOSED STRADY AND 1-32c. a 5-32c. HIGHER—FLOUL FIRM--WHEAT QUIET—CORN sTEADY—OoATS ¥IRM£R—WHISKEY FIRMER—PORK ¥I1RnM— LARD FIRM—PETROLEUM EASIER—SPIRITS TURPENTINER STEADY—ROSIN ¥FIRM—OILS GENERALLY STEZADY—COFFKE FIRM—SUGAB NOMINAL—PREIGHTS QUIET. Tuvespay, Sept. 14—6 P. M. Thero was a fair movement in business circles to- day, and in some a firmer tone was apparent, while in other cases prices wero decidedly higher. On 'Chango flour was less active but firm. Wheat was quiet. Corn was very active and higher, closing strong at the {m- provement. Oats were firmer, Whiskey firmer. Pork and lard were firm. Freights were quiet. Cot- 100 on the spot was steady on tho low, but easier on the high grades Futures closed steady at 1-32e a 5-32¢, higher. Coffee was quict but firm. Sugar was nominal. Oils were generally steady. Petroleum was casier, Kosin was firm and active. Spirits tarpentine was steady. Corvzn—There was « quiet but firm market for Brazils. At Baltimore jerday vt 1,000 bags Rio, ox Leonard Myers, at 17ige. fur low fai 4 1,500 bags de, ex Yamoyden, on private terms. The market for mild coffee was firm. During the past week the following sales wore made within the range:—Java, 3.071 mats; Maracaibo, 4,528 bags; Laguayra, 4,113 do. ; Savanilla, 1,926 do. ; © lon, 882 do,; Porto Rico, 150 do. ; Jamaica, 50 do, ; also 500 vags St. Domingo, shipped to Europe. The stock of mild coffee in first hands is a8 follows :—Java, 38,196 grass ma 7,702 begs; Maracaibo, 10,858 do.; Lagnayra, ; Bt Domingo, 1,097 do; Costa Rica, 72 ean, 1.800 do. : " Suvanill do. CW ATI ge. O | Wize. ® 1Tige. ; Manila, 13ige. Ide. a 17e.; Savanilla, Ibe. a 17S6.; Curacoa. 14sze. w lolge: ‘Cortoy.--Spot cotton ruled steady on the lower rad but the bigher grades were easiur. The market for future deliveries opened at about tho closing prices of the previous evening, with «steady feoling, Toward the close the mur- Ket grew stronger and closod stondy with an advance of ice. on June, 'yc. &-Be. ou August, and 1c, a 3 Ave. on the other icouths The closing prices to-day compare with Wednesday's as follows: — Wednesday, September 1% | Th 1 Se Se vt... iy, ta 5 Sept. This Oetober 11° 11-32 a — Uetober 1145 nm LGkge. fon and on cotton in store running in quality not more than half a grado above or Lelow ths xrade auote Cplands, Alabama, N Orieans, Texas Ordina 6 8 716 9 7.16 Striet ordinary VISE VIFIG V1IFIG 9 1d16 Good ordiuary | 10% 1054 1O%R Ws Btries good ordinary: 10) 1G 10916 10 "916 Low middling... 1 Strict low middling. 1g Middling. . ~ 1s Good wiadlog. Wy { trict wopd middling. 12). 2 2g Midulin. fair 7 12sp 12g Laie ry at 137 iy 135 Givod “Wrdinary, 9 3-166; strict good orainary, low middling, 10 5-16c,; middling, 10\e. Spot were as follows :— To-day. Last Bo’, ‘Total 170 170 390 «1,TS8 10 110 “om 3,088 Yor future delivery the fer two P. M.—Septe j, October. 300 at 11%0., a ; ‘200 at Tie; January, 100_ at ge; February, 200 at 11 11-16e.; March, 400'at 11%3 Fora) 2:10) vales. To-day up to two P.M —Sepsombe bales at at 11 13d2e; Octode 2,900 wit December, 409 ag 11 11-2 1400 at 113¢0., at IL 18820., 100 at 11%. January, 70 February, at 11 11-166, Apr 5.900 bales; i barks were us follows : bales; Now Orleans, 1.018; Mobile, 1 Charleston, 86y 5; New York, 11 week, 3,079. Boston, 47. his day last ye ber 155,588 buex, Coton To Havre, by steam, 11-1Ue., compressed; to” Humbur; by steam,’ %ic., compressed; to Bremen, ‘by stew compressed: to Liverpool, sd. w 19-d2d, bY steam, by Sela, w 11-20, FLOUK 4xD Gratx,—Roceipts—Flour, 12.454bbls,; wheat, 50,960 bushels: corn meul, 1,425 bbls, and 295 cask 150,465 bushels; ont 990 do.: tye, 4,650 do.: barley, 9,520 do. ; barloy mait, 615 do. The Hour market was firm for grades under $0 ‘per bbi., but quiet, The sules were about 17,500 buls,, including Stat rnand $ at the annexed quotmtions, Kyo flour was steady, wi snles of 400 bbls. nowl was steady at $25 n'$3 $2 55 w $2 WO for Wentern and Jersey whe sales wore about 50U bble within the range. uote :— tute. $3.00 0 $3 50 Bupertine state, Extra Stut Choice stato... - 0. Western. oping brands... Round hoop Ohio, trade brands ...\: Fuucity.. St. Louis, low extn St. Louis, strmight extr St. Louls,choico double ex Louis. chotes family Kye ilour, te to vu Corn meal, West Jorn meal, Jersey... mal, Brandyw Com meal, pauchoo —Wheat was very q) new Chicago was wante: asies wéro about 40,000 bushels, at $1 12 for old Chieugo No, 21n store, $1 10.4 81 for ‘ungraded Minnesota, $1 ‘481 U9 tor ungraded spring, $1 20 tor new red winter and $1 2Y for white State, Corn was very active and firm, The Bales were wbout 350,000 bushels, at 50c. for damaged, a Sue for ungraded steamer mixed, Sve. a 573%e. for un- faded sail mixed, S8c. tor Kanwas mixed, d8e. for white estern (for export to arrive) und 57% w Ske, for Western yellow. Ryo was quiet, Barley and barley malt were quiet. ‘Oats were Urmer. “The sulos were about 75,00. bus Se. w doe. for damaged, dle. for No. 2 mixed, 40e. @ 49e, for winter mixed, 47¢. « 50 for white State and 45c. a 473c. for white mixed State. UXMP AND JUTE.—Tho market wns steady, salos of 50) bulex buts on spot at 2: further sules of Manila hemp aut ‘Boston at Se, We quote :—Aimerican dressed, $190 4 #200 for fur double and $120 a $125 for rough; 200 w 8210, gold; Ltalian, $275 w $250, gol rreney: Juke butts, 2c wdc, gold; Sisal hemp, .C., gold 1c Was steady. Forelzn was quiet. is 2.700 hhes. Cuba, 599 hhds. Porto Kic 1,718 hhds. English Islan: cubs, centrilugal and mixed, 24c. do. muscovado refining, ‘Sve. cor: 420.; Porto Rico, 40c. a 48¢. Se, wdc. ; New Orleans, fair to good, 460. « 52 choice, S6c. 0 8c, Naval Stonxs.—The market fur spirits turpentine was ady. Two hundred bbis, sold at Sze. Rosin was activo and firm. We note sales of 4,500 bbis. at'$1 Gig for straine $165 for North Curolida good strained” and $1 for South Carolina du, We quote:—Spirits of turpe tine, B2e. a BoAye; rosin, strained, $1 973; # $1 GU; good ned, $1 G24; 4 $170; (ar, Wilmington and Wa 2 25 a $2 50; pitch, $2.8 8210. Advices trom Wilmington were as toil trained, $1743; ood strained, $1 pontine firm: hard, We note c. There were ‘ar firm, $1 50, $1; soft, $1 75; virgin, $179, Spirits firm, We, Uis—The market was generally ive P Linseed, ks, S¥e. ; cottonseed, crude, 42}4c. ; South- ellow winter, S46. white lard, proseut make, Se. pertn, crude, blenghed winter, SL Datural do. offered wt losing barely stendy ut 2,500 bbi a! high test was made at —Grude in bulk, 1459 refined, in bbL do. iu “eases. Ie. uw 14ize.; refined, at Philadelphia, 2e. 5d more, 26e. Ad m the Oreek were as tullow: quiet and wow tions. Parger's quiet and onsier, with shipment vegiccted and bard to quote; about Puovistors.—Recelpt . 1,088" bbis tlerees; cut meats, 495 packages; bacon, tlerces and 282 boxes; beet, 40 tie bids, and 1,334 bbl ‘The pork market was firm; the closing call prices were ws follows deptember, $17 bid, $17 50 asked: October, $17 bid, 81 0 asked; seller year, $15 50 pid, $16 asked; ‘about 500 bbls. sold at $17 10 for Gctober and $17 40 cash; 75 bbls. tamil ors sold at $14 50. Cut ments were quiet: 1,000 tres hams soldat 1144, a D1dge; O00 fresh shoulders at Te., und 25 boxes bellies (15 ibs. average) at Llc. Fre hams wore quoted at 103sc. @ 1¥e., frosh vellies at 04 10c., fresh shouldets at Oige. @ 7e., pickled name at T2\e. L4c., pickled bellies at 1U%g0. « 12 %\e.. pickled shoulders at ‘Bie. wud box bellies at LOAge. a 18e. Bacon was firmer active; the sales were 1,000 boxes city long clear at 30 boxen do, at Uige., und GUO boxes clear'at tho West at Sige for Decemb Vigo, a Wye. for city unchanyed; 12 . A resale of ic. Tho closing prices 150. iu bbl; Vid. | United, siipment, no tran ‘uited at $3 93) $305, lard, 1,082 hams and 104e. was tiem, The closin, September, $10 79. bid, Slt prices wore as follows: bid, $1020 asked: wellor ye rs $0 85 bid, #99 asked; January, $0 id. The sales wero about 12,900 tier 85 for Uctover, gz, B09 and and 89 9236 tor Januar Spot sales we mat $10 75 wSil; ‘Ab 10 9) a $11 and 209 tierces do, on private terms, Kefined was quiet. We noto sales O tierees for the © ouus doliveri Hick.—In €or the forwarding of the new crop ix delayed ruled very strong for the old stock remainiug wus coming forward and sold f ota ir to prime, D340 a Ugo. 5 and do. ES he inarket for raw sugars was very qui in the absence of business, privos were more vr I nal. Refined was quiet. Wo ing, Se. ; good do., '4e.; prime do erocery, fir to choice, 9240, a 4c. and boxes, Nos. 8 to 13, Uige. a L0ic.; do. moluases, hhds. and boxes, urto Kieo, rotining, common to prime, Be. grocery, fair to choice, 944c. ® gc.” retined, sta A, Wigs. off Ay Wie! a 1es%e. 5 rusted, 1 ® 114e.; powderes ge. a lite. mu. e, The stuck of raw Box, Bays. Melado. . in lated, Ti%ge. w 11ige.; cut Joaf, Ike. sugar is wa follows — thas, Btock (ascertained by actual , count, tneluding specula- tion), September 1, 1878, 52,589 1,088 Receipts since September 1, S201 BAS Totals....sseeeeee: woe. BO,BHO 46,658 146,700 22,361 41,237 191,339 42,731 169,014 82,434 34,905 Bales sinco Septemver 1.. Stock this day, Sept. 14, '76, stoek +. 119,913 stock 99,090 with stock Comparing Depiember 13, STLARINK. —Ro | The market was qu ‘VaLLow.— Receipt + 10% tierces and 1GL bbls, ‘The nurket was steady; 94,00) Ibs. prime soid at bc. & Se. W itseey.—Receipts—689 bbls, Tho market was firmer: 100 bbis, sul AL FRKiguts.—There trade accomplished in this marker, but rates were unchanged. ‘The engagements pool, by suil, 3,000 bushels grain at Td, per aoe cottonseed ol at Os + merican bark beuce to reiluod petroleam wt dx, 3d., direct bark from Philadelphia to United Kingdom direct, with © dvie. naphtha at #4.; 4 British barkentios trom iadelphia to London, with ) bbia. do. ab ox. Bd. 5 a Portuguese bark hence with 200 vbis, refined petrowewn, reported tw the Mediverraneat,spa.tieulure vot known; w Italien bark bene to Gibraitar for ord with 2900 bh refined do. at Sx. 3d. to the Mediterranean, Adriatle |, 2d. a Spanish brig hence to Corunna, with 7,000 eases do. at 27e. DOMESTIC MARKETS. Ganveston, Hopt. 14, 1376. Cotton quiet: middling, 1% low middiiug, lige; good ordinary, Oise, Net receipts, 1.829 ales Kixpor coustwise, 127," Sales, 1,283, ot New Onurans, 8 Cotton quist and erry; widdii 10346. ; good ordinury, Use. Net r 1,465, ‘Exports cosstwise, 2,500, ul Mowim, Sept. 14, 1876 Cotton firm ; middling, 103%¢. ; low middling, 10g0. ; ood ordinary, Ye. Not receipts, 162 bules; grows, 160, Exports cuastwind, 100, Bales, 20, stuck, 0,500 ort cs, & Norwegian 14, 1870 id Sept, 14, 1879. Jow midaling, bues i vs SRLESTON, Souk 16, 1876, ‘ smand; middling, 1Wige. & 107 middling, 10i¢e, & sOkze-; ‘ood. ordinary, Bixe. * seeipts, SOY bales, Exports coastwise, Sut.” Suies, BUY, stock, 4,883. x Osweoo, Flour 80a, higher on spring, and zoe, on a a ey 1 receipts - Lumber, 144,000 bi miber, 704,000 fee pa 1%. Kaliroad shipmonte—tlour, | wheat, L 610 di WO bole; core, 14,300 do.; Barley, S00 de ente—Floar, 4400 bbik; corn, 6,00) bu wheat, 20,000 do, oats, 15,800 do. barley, 400 do, ; ev October, $10 75 bid, $10 85 asked; Noveniber, * 2,000 do, Canal enipments to tidowater—Corn, 91 Dushels; wheat, 15,591 do. Inter bushels: whent, 9088 do, nd aud fl sales of 1.209 bbis, at unchanged prices and and supply; nomiual prices; red winter, $118; white, new, $112 a #125; do.. old, $1 white offering. Corn quiet and nthe track nt 3 Little doing: W. uctive at $2 a nes—Moderate inquiry; sales of 100 bb $1 10n8t LL Pork and lard dul ; fow changed quotations. Caaal frei, roth: ToLevo, Sept, 14, 187 No. S white Wabasb, $1 . 1 white Michigan, $1 19%; No. 2 do., B11; ex! do.. $123; amber Michigan, $1 1us;; Septumber wind tober, $1 29; No. 2do., $1 104g: No.2 red winter, $1 tht latter for now uew, Cornu in fair de ogc. cash, de, Sepiom cd,” Ade. Oats 4.99 wil the Lurd unsettled an #10 50 Oe 80 40 all the year. Buik ‘meats © e short clear inlddles, 8%. ; these prices f boxed, ensh, Whiskey stoady and uy freights unchanged, Receipis—tion 000 bushels; corn, 14/000 do. ; barley, 19,000 do. Ship wheat, 41,000 bushels; corn, 201,000 do. 640K) barley, 12,00 d the ‘afternoon call of the’ Boa Whoat unsettled, fe higher. Outs lower. York tiem and unchange . lower. HAVANA MARKETS Spanish gold, 2284 a don, 21 8 213) promium, Sugir buayunt, EUROPEAN MARKETS. Livenroot, Sept. 14—Evening.—Linseed oil, 2 Gd. per owt, BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKETS. Tio Janxmo, Sept. 13.—Coffeoe—Market antinate ‘y firm ; good fi X00 a 6,150 reis per 10k change on London 24k.’ Preihts per sail to the Ms. bage 8 of Europe. 1 Sales of th 16,000 baz errancan nN » ba knrot of the week—To the Channel i to the United States, week—For the Channel and North o r the United States, 17.000 bay 4, 1,000 bags, Stuck, 76,000 bag: Coffeo—Market animated; prices superic 5,000 a 5,750 reix per 10 kilos. Average daily re bags. Siles of the week—For Europe, 44 10,000 bags. ANCIAL. J. & W. SELIGMAN & CO, 26 Broad st., New York issue Letters of Ao ravellers, payable in any part of Burope, Asia, Africa, Australia and America; draw Bil's of Exchange uni Money to Europe and Onliforni Vheat in light de $110 a prices Kx- | portrait nuel, Teeeipts during the past week, 5.500 | 8, Sept. 13, 1876, touke Telegraphic Transters of FINE ARTS THE GALAMANCA COLL 1ON OF PAINTINGS 43 KURTZ'S GALLERY, Now York has beer particularly fortunate in the ia» portance of her art exuibitions during the centennial season, and now the famed pictures from the gallery Of the Marquis of Salamanca, of Madrid, have found « temporary resiing piace in this city, where they will remain until about the Ist of December, They are of exhibition at the Kurtz gallery, but one of the pictures catalogued has been sent to the Centennial, and now hangs in Memorial Hall, This is “The Landing of the 8,” vy Gisbert. The vollectign presents a curt. appearaice to eyes accustomed to the pictures of 18: tra Oc- 16; H Dorn quiet but steae Seine Ml laa ae. abies | co cen tee dee ‘D echools, which usuaily adorn the walls of ous ged, 4440. Oats steady with @ good de N galleries, but those who have visited foreign galleries white, 400. : No, 2 du, She. : rejected, Receipts recognize the familiar style of the works by the bbis. our, 61,000 bushels wheas, 11,000 Co, coru, 16,000 de. | juasters of past generations, oa b cayneag tse eager OO bushels waeut, ‘The principal picture is of Lite size figures represent. ps i Cute. t.14,187, | inga “Holy Family,” by Raphael, and (o witness the Flour m. Wheat w |. but ice divine appearance on the face of the Child, standing o@ bi, Xx spring, $1 044, 4 $1 05 cash the wap of the Madonua, is alone worth a visit to October. SL OS% a $1 04 No gallery. A large picture of “Jeanne dAre”’ in battle ts badly bung, the prineipal Ogure being almost invise ible by daylight, There are tbree large landscapes, with ligures und cattle, by Saivator Rosa; a large pice ture of “fhe Martyrdom of St. Bartholomew,” by Ribera, betler known as Spagnoletto, A single head of + | “Phe ‘Apostle Thomas” is by the same artis. A | “Venus” is by Panui Veronese, and two lite size ple tures by Tindoretia, one representing “The Betrowbal | of st, Catherine” and the other ‘*Pbe Visitation of Out | Lady to St Elizabeth.’ The first named was evideutly | paiited at bis best time, while “Phe Visitation,” &., | appears to have n painted after he had fallen inta | the habitof striving atter effect, ab the sacriiice of | { 4 other qualiies in his workk, ‘Bearing the naine of ‘ V ac n Dyke are a series of small pictures and one of i160 the jutier representing ‘Judith Holding the Head of Holoter rhe Banquet of Herod” ts by Leal Valde y’s portrait by Gaya, one of the nof favorite Spauish artist. "A head by Jo Rens 1u one of his favorite poses, a three-quarter coking up. ‘There are vigorous auinal pictures ilo de Vos, Sneyders ana Rosade Tivol, Tw intings by Bosco, representing “Lntemperance” ani y,’? are full of the most grotesque by Yeniers, and interiors, with dy a. | Ugures by Mier, are among the most important of the | smatler dgure paintings, and there are in the collection paintings by Murillo, Wouvermans, Paul Brill, Pure daens, V Nicolas Paussin, Canalletio, & The only mo clure 1s a water color by Farbury, tha spanish General Gaminde, There al many pictures of merit equal to those by these famot rth | artists, and a number of copies of other works and | sketches of several noted (rescoes, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, MARRIED. Doxcax—Se At the residence of the brido’® areuts, on Wednesday evening, September 13, by the y. ACH. Moment, Winttasr ©. Doxcan to’ Lizzie, , both of this city. Vark~-Lves.—At Rye September 13, by tho Rey. R. F, Alsop, assisted by the Rev. CB. Brewster, Honant J. Park to Euizanera M., daughter of Jam M. tvee, all of Rye. Puestox—Sriaxi.—in Brooklyn, Soptember 14, 1876, by Rev, Joseph T. Duryea, D.D., Wat. H. Pres- Ton, ol New York city to Many W. Srranu, of Pitts- pe for Medit- T REASONABLE RATES.—MONEY ON LIFE AND | burg, Pa Hadowment Insurance Policies, Mortgares und othor | TucKik—CusxIxcnax.—On Wednesday, September nse ee oe se BR BRIOE & UOC Le beermne 176, at residence of bride’s parents, by Rov. Denies ___J.d BADRIOH £ Ov., U0 Broadway. _ | 3. Pook, Cuattuas “A, ‘Tuckxe, of New. York, A STOCK PRIVILEGES Nb 00 DAYS | Axxie, daughter of Audrew Cunningham, of Brooklyn. a\. A arriod geisha Tong as desired on 1 i xplareator anphlot Bankers and Brokers, A —SAMUEL W. 1. o 15 BE late LAP: : f “Broker in Gold and Stock Privileges.” Orders promptly executed by wire or lettor, iteference logding cities of the United States, JOHN EK. BAZLEY, WJOUN BE.” BaZLk First class Stock BRIDGE BROADWAY, privi Exchange es; nlso explanatory pamphlets, ailed to any nddfess; correspondents in principal eities in Kes; quot mited States, MERICAN MINI G BOAR —THE Tary rooms in the Drexel Building, on Monday, the 1 inat,, at haif-past 3 o'clock P. M. ‘On Monday, ‘October the Board will hold its first sexsion for the eull of stocks WILLIAM WARD, Prosident, 74 BROADWAY, N.Y, MEMBERS OF this Board will hold a business meeting at the tempo- DIED. ALEXANDER.—On Tuesday, 12th inst., Jenxmm, wife of psy ee ay Alexander, aged 33 years, 11 months and 23 days, Relatives and friends of the family, also members of Hope Lodgo, 244, F, and A. M.; Hope Chapter, 244, in| RAS od Morton Commandery, K, 1, are respect fully invited to attend funeral, from ber late r dence, 134 West 124th #t, Harlem, on Friday, 16th inst., at two o'clock P.M. Baknow,—September 12, at St. Rigis, in tho Adirom dack Mountain: KAyCKS Barrow, daughter of the late James Barrow, of New York city. Funeral services will be held at St George’s church, on Friday, 16th inst, at ten o'clock. be | BinuinGs—At Ridgewood, N, J., September 13, ut ‘2, | half-past three P. M., Luriee GorreaN Bu..nos, Jr. fou of L. G. and Laura Billings, aged ¥ months and a 8. ‘AL, LOWEST RATES—ESTATE FU Joan on improved city Property. 38 Broadway. room A BATES & CO. BRO; eders promptly attended to, Mortxago ‘Trust Funds to loan , 193 BROADWAY. OR- | TO Services gt the residence of his parents, 116 Clinton 10, | av., Brooklyn, on Friday, September 16, at elev o'clock A. M. Boors,—Saddenly, on Thursday, 14th inst, Janes W. Booti, in the 54th year of his ago. on WIDOW LADY, HAVING MET WITH A RECE verse in her income, would lke to m: pple me: ald kindly assist ber. m CONFIDENCE, (5000, connec OTE {FZ souk on application, Address or Aadn tion avout ten milex trom Hudson Ki box ER Drexel Building, Late 8. with a gentie- oss The iriends and relatives of the family aro respect- fully invited to attend tke funeral, fromthe residence of his brother-in-law, Quenten McAdam, at Nyack, om Monday, 18th inst, at dne o'clock. ‘Trains leave on Northern Railroad of New Jersey, foot of Chambers st., 30 A. M. ; returning at 5 o'clock P.M. KLEY.—On Wednesday, September 13, of con- sumption, Jawus H. Buckuey, native of tho parish of Lusmagh, King’s county, Ireland, aged 36 years. Friends of the family and the members of the Holy Innocents RC. T. A. B. Society are invited to attend the funeral, trom his late residence, 2i4 West 37th st., Friday, September 15, at two o’cldck P. M. suntis.—On Wednesday, September 13, at Man hassett, Jamxs R. Buti, aged 76 years. Funera! ut Roforined church, Maobassett, on Satur- day, at two o'clock P. M. NT TED—820,000,_ FOR FIVE 203 Heruld office. ent security : $60,000 real estate, Address 1., box Davia —On Thursday morning Lean, rolict of John Davis, a native of London, England, in the 86th year of her age. ®. Wasteb—a PRivitnce LL) ON 700 SHA Now Jersey Contral Railroad Stock in exchang: Horse. Wagon and Harness part horse ean beat 3 minut ulurs apply, between 12 and 2 o'clock, at 34 Vurk vow, Funeral will take place from her late residence, 729 Sth av., on Friday, 15th, at eveven o'clock A.M. Rela- tives aid friends of the family respectially invited. London (Kngiand) papers please copy. ‘The members of the Ladies? Biken Cholim Soctoty are room F WANTED—ON A LARG o $l DOO Mat worth $4,000 cash, on a line with [thi beck and in a Hud 160 Broadway, ro a 1” GoOD n River county. JAMES H. WALSH, requested to attend the funeral of their late co-laborer, ani one of the original founders of the society, Mra, Leah Davis, rolict of Me, John Davis, from her Inte residence, 729 8th ay., this (Friday) morning, at eleven WANTED— $15,00( dress PROMPENESS, Horuld offic A) () AT 6 PER $50,000 ws iat Get t, in one or two sums, on city improved Pi net wanted. CALLESDE me & LAURENCE, f SIX PER CENT, FOR 5 yours, on city Property, worth $50,000, Ad- o'clock, Mrs. D. LEVYSON, President. Mrs, B.S Broruyen, Secretary, ‘The members of the Congregation B’nai Jeshuran are respectiully requested to attend the funeral of Mra, iL Davis, from her late resiaenco, No, 729 8th av., | this (Friday) morning, at eleven o'clock, j M. DINKELSPIEL, President. Dexnam,—On September M4, at the residence of her 89 10 LOAN ON MORTGAGI $183.000.0022 i i AT Lo city property, tive y iva, 145 10 $1,000,000 rer erc ts srortsate, LONE OY, K. STEVENSON, de. No, 4 Pine, of 38 bast 17th st BUSINESS OPYORTUNITIES. AS ACCEPTANLE OPPORTUNITY ~ TC business men without cupitat, in w strictly first ela business enterprise; also p MANUFACTURING COMPAN i82 Brondwiry, e those having a cata) presenting goods of samples proterred Addro days, J. F, GROCERY AND COMMISSION HC . WE tonsive connections and tho Lost of facilities, desire Partner with $23,000 to business. sppiy GRIGGS & CARLETON, 98 Broadway PAKTNEX. WITH $500, TO TAKE e ( Acoites, spice and tea business; oue who is not atraid of work, Onll 49 W. tual ANT $3,000 turing facilities; will secure the money and suitable person a position in a fret class house selling my goods, POSITION, Herald o ARTNER WANTED—WITH $3,000 TO $4,000 1 vest in good old paying business, Audress I’ Herata offi of 89 rooms, year round. Vy J ANTED— we ND E filled with pply tod. J AN WITH rouized t $300 rity; good wages and constant employment, dvows or call oa E., care of Pettinger, 15 Milton st, Newark, TO $1,000 Wastep—« Lv in every gay district thro sell the new patent cuaraplon ut the United tes, Hight; machines supplied ready for uss. GOVERNOR COMPANY, 285 Broadway, Pai Witt the oldest si ANTED—A PARTS florest and be 4 dich 4 5 FOR HALF INTERE: EY, gSTAU- $300 cin Niown town. Address appolating tuterview, BSR, Herald ative, ) WILL BUY ON anuluctusing busine: tivnal eapt al to manutacturs ple line of goods by na improved proc go profits, 1. #. SAYRE, 162 Broadwa: $50.000088 de” ith thi the place of o: wholesale Int Su utwetury in Philudelpbin: fw trotling the largest trade in their line dross, at once, 5 D. 8, & BRU., 417 Arch pita. q A NO, 1 BUSINESS HOUSE S1LOV.O00 viished Yor yenen nnd paying fifty profits, with no chance of lows. will aarmit a flewt el her with above amount: one-half interost jive mostly in gold and silver burs. Address G., box ott —— THE POLICE BOARD, Superintendent Walling yestorday sent a communica- tion to the Board of Police aunouncing tho arrest Roundsman Hanley, of the First precinct, by Sherif | Broadhead, of Ulster county, on complaint of G. ¥. Wood, of Warnessing, charging bim with assault w jutent to kill, Hanley claims that he caaght Wood (he act of stealing a whip at the Warneseng fiir and In sho struggle he pushed Wood away, and the latter fell, striking bis bead ayainet | ‘The Board granted Haviey leave for | attempted to arrest him, & wagon wheel, his enforced absence, withhording his pay. A commurication wag received 1 James remiive to a uriver of a U: Wagon, arrested for fast driving. Post a olution What io case Of a similar event oce Ofice, The ‘ollowiny patrolmen were dismissed ;—MeSurw: ‘of the Ninth precinct, Farrell, of the Seventeenth, and Moriurty, of the First. Captain Leary, of the Twenty-sixth precivet, was fined five days” pay tor tating wo enfor Lon ordinances in regard to the hagkuy viaced 1b sight within their caba, the Corpo ther wanted, with $85 ect demands ot their growing Ade s saving governor; guaran- tees to save from 20 to 90 per eent and uive a’ brilliant CHAMPION GAS | ¥ INTEREST IN AN AN ESTABLISHED FIRM REQUIRE 0 WANTED.—A PARTNER oF sppeial, to take ary, ine the United states: best reterences given and required. Ad- | , Philadel- | on ed States mail The mails were de- iayed in consequence The Comiupssioners pasaed a res- | rring the otlicet making the arrest should send Word to the lost ‘4 tariffs being son, James Dunham, Fordham, N. Y., Mra, Emaa Duxnas, in the 85th year of Feaenens, —On September Pau Ferpinann Fea- Rink, halve of Paris, aged 58 ‘yours, 3 months and Ww. | ST September 12, 1876, of pneae = | monia, Many E. Ganvey, aged 70 years, Relutives and friends are ivited to attend her funeral, {rom her Iate residence, 848 Lexington ay., on ass | Friday, September 15, at 11 o'clock A. M. 50, *XING —On, Wednesday, September 13, Ross Gavesing, wite of Dr. Emil Gruening, and daughter of | the late Henry Friedenberg, of thiseity. Funeral irom No, 26 Kast 22d st, this (Friday) at ten wee | AL OM. Hol On Tuosday night, at his residence, Small | Lots, N. J., Garrert J, Horren, ta the 86th your ot hehe his a Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral services, at tho house, on Friday, September (5, at two’. M.' Erie Railroad 10:45 train from New York to Ridgewood. Cogveyances will be in waiting. Keu.y.—A solemn requiom mass (month’s naind) will be offered for the repose of the soul of the late Wit~ LIAM KeLLY, at the Charch of the Immaculate Concep- tion, Mth st., near ay. A., on Friday, 16th inst, at half | past nine A. M. Relatives and friends are Invited to assist, Kewe.—On Tuesday the 12th inst, at his residence at Montclair, N. J., Jou Kemp, formerly of Brooklyn, in the 74th year of his age. Relatives nnd friends are invited to attend his f nerai from his late residence, on Mie September 15, at hall-pust three P, M, ‘Trains wil leave foot of Barclay and Christopher sts. at two o'clock, New Orleans papers please copy. Kyave—On Thursday, the 14th, Attuga HL, wife of Warren Knapp, and daughter of tho late ex-Sheriff Jasper Garretson, of Hadson county, N. J., in the 20th. year et age. oF to friends aro invited to attend the funo- ral, on Saturday, the Léth, from Reformed church (Rev, J. H. ydam’s), opposite Hamilton Park, Jersey City, at two P.M MASON, ~ jonly, on Thursday, September 14, Tuwovonn N. Maso, aged 52 years, Friends and relatives respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, at the Methodist chareh, in William, neat Van Brunt si, South Brooklyn, on Saturday, Soptem- ber 16, at half-past one P.M. MoGes,—On Thursday, September 14, after a short | | ss. | illness, Joy MoGex, agea 24. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at ne | tend the f |, ou Sunday, atl P. M., from bis inte residence, 201 Kast 57th st, O'Muara.—On September 14, at hor residence, 293 10th av., Mrs. P. O'MBaga, native of parish Coolderry, Kings county, Ireland. Notice ot te eral Saturday, e OwsNs. DAVID OWENS, aged 69 years, at Newar! J., on September 14, 1876. Fe ‘ Panerai services at No. 05 Klin street, Newark, N. J. y, the 16th inet, at three P, Mf, Relatives and frieuds invited. Raxpeit.—On Thureday, September 14, Cmanins Epwano, son of Charles EB, and Julia Randell, im the third year of his age. Relatives and friends are invited to att faneral services, at Holy Trinity chureh, corm ay, aud 126th st, om Saturday, 16th inst, at one o'clock if M. Harlem train leaves Grand Central depot at . f xy. —On Taesday, September 12, Manganst ¥, native of couaty Longford, Ireland, aged 68 nd friends of the family, also those of hor son, James F. Reiiey, ure invited to attend the fa nora, from er late residence, 647 Sd av., on Friday, | 1oth Inst, at two o'e!ock, sth | “Trowsox, Lu Brooklyn, on Wednesday mornin; io | September 13, 1576, Guonox a Taomraos, ip the year of his age, Panerai ou Friday, Lith tnat., at two o'clock P. M,, at his late residence, No. 32 South Portiand av. Rela- re invited, ty in | N. of Funeral services will be heid at St, Paul’s Episcopal churet, Ranway, urday, Sepvember 16, wt twe o'clock P.M. Carriages will meet. the twelve o’elock train (rom Cortlandt st, to convey relatives and Inienda, TYXAN,—At Stapleton, S&S. LL, Rontaxo, bovoved son of M. 8. aud Elizabeth Tynan, Funeral will take place from the parents’ residence at two o'clook, Semtember 18, “ Wuiirrnesey.—At Salem, Conn, oo Saturday, sep tember 9, UnRAmeL WiirtLesry, late principal of thus Vaiw Sonvivary, aged 79 years. Wiwo’.—Ua Thureday, September 14, at her late rosidence, 31 av, Saka M., wife of Heury Wilson, Notice of juneral Lb to-marraw’s swan tor ra. ber 14, 187d,