The New York Herald Newspaper, December 7, 1876, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL he Stock Market Irregular and Somewhat Feverish—Prices Generally bower. GOLD 108 1-4 A 108 A 108 1-8. Money on Call Loans 5 and 21-2 Per Cent— Government Securities Active and Weak— Railway Bonds Quiet and Steady. Wut Street, } Wrprzspar, Deo. 6—6 P. M. “*You know you say ‘Things are much of a much- ‘Ress.’ Did you ever see such a thing asa ‘much. hess ?’" inquires the Dormouse of Alice in “Wonder- land.” If the Dormouso had put the query to the stock t board the whole mob o! brokers would have chorussed an affirmative answer, and have cited the unvarying stupidity of each day’s market as a proof of the fact. To-day was ‘‘much of a muchness’’ with the days ‘that have preceded it, and presented no more charac- teristic feature, there occurring the usual ebb and flow in the tiae of fluctuation, and an tpordinate Amount of slack water in the interval, The market, Opening with the effect of yesterday evenin; lus still hanging about it, quickly staggered up fraction, bat, as im the case of a good Samaritan who has been gitting up with a _ friend, it required successive ‘‘setting up,’? which it did not get, and consequently soon began to stagger down again, Luke Shore, as usaal, bore away the palm for animation and volume of dealings, and skipped about in a lively manner between the limits of 56 a 563g a 65%. On the upward turn advantage was taken of the Prevailing strength to sell out so many of the shares purchased yesterday under.the influence of the politi- cal canard asthe market would take, while the rest of it was bottled up for the next opportunity, # Appearance of Twonty-third street, with a moderate Amount of short stock, having knocked away the un- derplnning and rendered further saies at a profit truit- less, Michigan Central remained steady, in spite of the published comparative loss in earnings tor the tourth week of November of $13,558, while the St. Paul and Norilwestern stocks were the “Two Orphans” of the twurket, abandoned by friends, and not attractive enough to attract enemies. IMinois Central appears to be slowly shutting up upon itself like an old-fashioned spygiass, and on sales ofa few hundred shares collapsed trom 7134 to 683¢, The Twenty-third street lot feeling their way toa \mited amount of short contracts, based on something they know, or think they know, to the detriment of the tompany, and on the slim prospects ofanother dividend. There was nothing in the coal stocks to attract attention beyond some insignificant sales on the part of the Mills-Osborne coterie, and no reports, good, bad or indifferent, to affect values, A drop of 3g per cent in gold brought the price down to 108, which was bid at the close. A further with. drawal of £115,000 from the Bank of England to-day for shipment to this country laid another straw upon ‘he camel’e back and added to the heavy load already being carried. #ive per cent was paid for tho privi- lege of shifting the burden upon the shoulders of capitalists, while mixed securities in the stock board ‘were carried at rates varying from 4 to 234 per cent. OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICKS, The following table shows the opening, highest and Jowest priees of the day :— Opening. Highest. Lowest, New York Central. ped Wid 10155 Rock Island ‘preferred Dela., Lack. and Westera.. 71 Man & Si Jo. H & i Ly} Wal 6 Union Pacine. os ADVANCE AND DECLINE, The following are the changes in closing prices com- pared with those of yesterday :- ApvaNxck— lew York Central, 4; C., C &LC., 3; by «GQ, & he L, 2; Morris ana Bin, 3 Welis-Fargo Express, ny cuuxe—Delaware and Lackawanna, %; Delaware 4g; Harlem, %%; Iilino! , 4; Michigan’ Central, %; Jer- Northwest, preferred, 34; Obio and i Pacitic Mail, 4; St. Paul,’ preferred, Wave, 1%; Union Pacific, 4; Western Union. American Expres 4; Uniteo Siates, Me THK MONRY MARKET. Money was active early in the day at 6.06 per cent, but finally became vory easy and beupaud at2a2% per ceni, Foreign exchange was quiet and steady. The following were thera: of exchange on New York im the undermentioned cities:—Savannah, iy off; Charleston, oflerings;moderately stiff at 3;, selling ats j8t. Lous, 159 to 200 discount; Ciucinnati, Shade easier, 1-10 a Chicago, 75 to 80 discount; New Orleans, commercial, 44 a 7-16; bank, 4. TUR GOLD MARKET. . The gold market was lower, opening at 10834, de- clining to 108 and closing at 108%. Cash gold was heavy and holders had to pay from 2 to 534 per cent for carrying. OPERATIONS AT THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK. Goid baiance: Currency balances Gross clearances... CLEARING HOUSK STATEMENT. Currency exchanges. Currency baluaces Gold exchange: balances. GOVERNMENT BONDS, Government bonds closed firm at the following quo- tations:—United States currency sixes, 120% # 1211; do, do., 1881, registered, 112% a 113; do. do, do, 44 eoupon, 11634 a 1164; ; do. do., 1865, registered, 109 a 10914; do. do., do, coupon, 109.8 109%; do. do., do, new, registered, 1095, 210914; do, do,, do., coupon, 11234 @ 11234; do. do, 1867, registered, 112% a 11: . do, do, do, coupon, 11514 a 115%; do. do., 1868, reg- Istored, 112% a 11344; do. do., do., coupon, 116% a 116%; do, ton-forties, registered, 112% a 113; do, do, toupon, 112% 011344; do, fives, 1881, registered, 111 B111)¢; do. do., do, coupon, 111 1114,; do. 434’, 10046 a 10054. THE UNITED STATRS TREASURY. on account of intercst and $928,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds. The Sub-Treasury released $10,200 Silver coin to-day. . THE FOREIGN MARKET. In London British consols are 93% 2 032i, the same as at the close yesterday. United States bonds in London are 4 higher than yesterday for 67's and new fives, and oiherwise unchanged. The further sum of £215,000 bullion was to-day withdrawn trom the Bank of England for shipment to New York, Storling exchange at, Paris is 26.1634, 80 that there is no protit in sending gold from London to Parts, The following are five P. M. London figures:—Consols for money, 0354 298%; do. for account, 93%; 2 933%{; five-twenty bonds of 1865, old, 104; do, of 1867, 100%; ten-forty do,, 10744 a 107% ; now fives, 10574 a 106; Erie common shares, 934 a9};. The Frankfort new fives are 1014. Rentes are 104.374. Bar silver is 657¢d. per ounce, oo RAILROAD BONDS, ag In the railroad bonds the St. Paul issues were strong, firsts advancing to 117, La Crosse division to 103 and and Iron Mountain division to 93. Morris and Essex “consolidated firsts sold at 973%, seconds at 1064, end Now Jersey Central convertible at 7% Union Pacitic land grants were frm at 10034. The late bids are annexed ;— sey and Susa 1st. 110 Is hic Ist. chi, Bur & QS pe Chic, Bur &'Q con 7 Bank shares sold as foliows: Metropolitan, 124; North America, 94; American Exchange, 106; Mer- SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS. ‘The following are the closing prices, in gold, in San Francisco to-day :— Crown Point. Gould and Curry. Hale and Noreros ‘THE AMBRICAN MINING BOARD, ‘Tne following is the official record of sales to-day, all prices being in currency :— 20) shs Alpha. s Mar-Fotosl. M0 The following sales wero made to-day by order of | [i's jue. administrators :— $10,000 Milwaukee and Northern Railroad Company | gxport first mortgaze 7 per ceut coupon bonds, due Deceinver { Consumpt 1890, interest June and December, $1,000 each, | Speculation. $60; $5,000 Southern Central Railroad of New York first mortgage 7 per cent coupon bonds, due August 1, 1899, iterest February and August $1,000 euch, $1,000 New York County Soldiers’ Substitute aud Rehet Redemption 6 per cent regestered bond of 1881, interest May and November, 102, For account whom it may concern :—30 shares Reliet Fire Insurance Com- pany, $80 each, 90; 13 shares Guardian Fire Insar- ance’ Company, $100 each, 93; $25,000 Galveston, ‘and Hendergon Railroad | first mortg: 7 per cent gold bonds, mterest January and July, 7 1,080 shares Pacific Railroad of Missouri, $100 each, $2 60 to $3 50 per share; $40,000 Dute! Dia Railroad Company first mortgage payable January 1, 1908, interest January and July, | {ig ss coupons from Jan’ City of Elizabeth, 1, 1878, interest February and August, accrued inter. | last week, st 1 last’ to be charged to purchaser, ; $2,000 South Mountain Ratiroad Company first mortgage 7 per cent gold bonds, duc 190: February and August, coupons of August, nueeaiea) $1550 per bond; so shares ee Toledo, Wibash and Western Ratlroaa Company pre- | 31.516 bi ferred stock, $100 each, 634. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES | gyst? *o7.. 115 1000 M&St P, U & M. 1 CN Weegd.. OR ea aa. Tole 1000 Tol & WE bas . 2000s M eon. 25 shs Metropits 0 Bk of N Ameri 10 Ain Bx Bank... Re Merchants! Bk 700 do. 0 Pac Maw a sb e 15 Wells: Fargo Ex... 100 eee RK be errata zt Pacse 7, 19000 Gt Western 2d ‘Tr, 1900, 100. Del & Hr, VL. 5 Ameriens Kx...00 aM NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1876.—TRIPLE SHEE’ ib gw Nie Nop shou0 US's. “MO Mie tb con T's, 1902 LOL | 20 Pa, 18d, 8 FOLD 1887, Y¥ Con 6's, real estate. 10" 4 NYC aig a iy Hud % Obio & Miss 24, con, Pacific, San J br... en Pac Ist, C & 0 be be Cen Pacihe land gt bds. 4% - 87 Western Pacific ods - 87 Union Pacific 1s 10 Union Pacifie | g, 1 Leas Union Pacitiexink fund. 10). “91” Pasitie RR of Mo 2d... 83 Pitts, Pt Wea Chi tet. Pitts, Fy W & Chi dd, Cleve & Pitts 4th C.Cal do.. 1 Alton & TH 2d, tacome 13 Tol, Peo & War, co 7s. at Wi ste; » Ingher. Mexican Northern Overman oOpht Raymou¢ Silver Hill, Savage. ah Sogreguted Woisher.. 90 was fi Sierra Neva 12K Union Con... My Yellow Jacket 1635 10 10% shs Kentuel the day, and lows: December 1: + 100 Mexican N 8 50Ophir. 7.) Sua Ktuymond & Elys10 do Serra’ a 61S 500 We 3.09 Yellow Jacket, 200 dO. soe 100 Aug SALES APTER CALL 1544 1.0 she Julia Consol Middling STOCKS AT AUCTION. Fur. zeuninsdc sand Colum. cent bonds, at 123 Grand total ay follows 1, 1873, attached, 20; $4,000 | ton, 600 J., T por cent bonds, due August | Boston, 750 Interent 76, at- in do. : bbls., ineludin, ions. Wepxxspar, Dec, 6, 1976, | vo. 2 Sta BEFORE CALL: d 4 | Supertine We: Bet fone Sac Byes | Batre W jinnesota. foo Dalen Pacino BE: ied Round hoop lou ~ 100 Chi & NW RR pf. 40 do 100 Del, L & W RE los do. bo Painily Southern, su lu:15 AND 11:30 A, M. $89,000 bushels 113 $0000 US5" % 100% 0 US 9's, 6 181.63 crop w! 1183, + 6) “FIRST BOARD—10:90 A. M. © 108 v2 Sse, ale. for and 47e, 0 4 Va S112 f $I State and 85 teed 1 250 G00 O& AWiitpi be wit 10 do HO 100 ©, 6, CET Rib 5 400 vit « Ai die Fs have bi bbls, 63e, Peiludelp! at Onis eM Fitipt 100 6, © & t ORR... “BEFORE CALL—12:30 P, i pe ied 72 10 os vw! bu 58 1,031 enses. M. nnd prices were neuriy nowt 181... 116% $10000 US 5-20's, ay $14 50. The closing. od Tig, em Ye Sy ga Ul 1S | ber, $16 48 9... WI0KG 5000 U 85-20, r, 'OH., 114 Py rei 38a 2U.¢, "65" 100% 210NU USS'. € Tere” idatg | 80 bid, os c 43500 U 8 5-20,r)765,n 109% 26000 US 5'8, @.'o1.b8 1115 MyM, note rare S lek lec ams SECOND BOARD—1 P.M. | 2S pobrunry, tree on board a Orbe COM eh NY CAH K.be 101% | Frosh lnms wore quoted ut tage. toy" 200 LS & SRR... $9 La ‘ a 56 nd box beldes at Uige. alte Baeor 3 but howdy 50 voxes ielty "a clear, sol 58 | boxes short | clenr, 50% | Beet was quict seg unchanged, She) | mess, Wa SL2 50; 56% | Bie = 23288 400 3 rie. be 100 Tol & W RR. be.bs 2:30 T0 3 P.M. 10) she Ill Cen RR... 69 hoor God bds,r 108) fH, , Mi, 500 | Dist Cot s.b5%s, ¢ Faw sugars, 1 ¢ was rather nore doing in lining, Ui6e + ie: inere Temaluing firm but quie refined at lave prices. | We quote:—Fair grocery. fir to chuice, fa nad boxes, Nos stot molasses, hhds, and boxe: K, COMMON to prime, Hye. « tir Yo chuice, 1U%qe. a 1 m do. 400 M&st Paul BR pe But & Brie State bY" = G0) Pac of Mo tat hicngo & Alton 1st ‘119 Kalamaroo & WP! 400 sh Ww Un Tel. ‘3 Too us Express: Laue Ma on it ; stahaninted. 13s, a Leige. ; jai. asee 167 tierces und 5 bbls, The market . The market was quiet, jes of 0 bbls, at 61 09. Freignts.—The demand remained active for petroleum vortols (while with a continunce of mengre or to arrive soou tke volume ef business had not eo Y Too ont aN W REDE 109 I Cen Ri... 100 40 Mor Ka tht. 50) Obio & Miss i 1008 L, KC & N RR, but stony. with sa COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON: SPOT EAS’ ‘3 AND FIRM AND AnouT 1-32c. St Louis AT FLOUR FIRM — WHEAT IRREGULAR — CORN 7. BTEADY—OATS QUIET— WHISKEY STEADY— Tol, Peo & War, W D.... 8S PORK QUIET—LARD QUIET— PETROLEUM Fel, Feo & Warsaw 2a... 2b FIRMER — SPIRITS TURPENTINE FIRMER- ROSIN FIRM—OILS STEADY—COFYEER FIRM. SUGAR FIRM—FREIGHTS QUITE ¥IRM. Wxpvgspay, Dec. 6—6 P, M. There was bat little change in the commercial status to-duy und but little change in valuations, save in a Op ’Change the chief interest BANK SHARES. centred in breadstuffs, but the movement in these was greatly restricted by the scurcity of freight room and the difficulty of securing auy cousiderable room by either sail or steam. somewhat irregular, CLOSED QUIET Fig. POR Steam, 8,000 and 1,500 tierves lard, on private bi eaee lard und 14,000 bushels grain on private torma as with | Kentucky a Windward Isand at few isolated cases. nd with general cargo on private terms; ® Ger. 5 € henge to Londna | Flour was firm. but without docided change. Corn was steady. Oats were quiet. Whiskey steady. Fork and lard quiet, the spor was ensy ; Freights were firm. si 4 dt abo & British bark, 423 tons, from baltim Sem and about | Grders w the Mediterranean with 2800 bbls, wn Austrian bark, 488 tony tures closed quiet and sugar wore firm, ly. Petroleum was firmer. G3, | pontine firmer, 2345 Corrne.—No sales of Rio were reported, but the market n. Mild coffee wae quiet, We qnot goes, 16cm 1G44c. 5 fair do. . c+ primo, 19¢, a 1Olge. ; extreme range for lots, 16e, a Santos, fair to good, 17ije. «1840, gold, ninety O}s | days; Save, dd bags, 20c, of Adriutic, Hs. Ordinary car- NEW YORK Oa TTLE Wxpyespay, Dao. 6, 1 RACHIPIS FOR TWO DAYS. do., grave mats, . a ant oe» 180.5 Jamiatce, Cale, Lambs. Hogs fia. a Ie. ; Musicum, 10440. u | Sixtieth street. . ‘Angostura, Ie. # 18e.; 1h © market for tutare deliveries spon closing prices of the previons however, was not sustained, and the advancewas lost during the forenoon; but there was a marked {nprovement later in market closed quiet, but tirm, with closing prices showing an advance tor thet day ‘The closing prices to-day compare with Tuesday’ 1 nt, me Sane re te inde Siow On 9 mn the yavality of which was wot Several cur loads re wt. to JU owt. ; {rom 1 At Sixtieth stroot timan sold for selt q Tuesday, December 5 Lilingis steers we i443 TT Iinols stecrs av Hise, w Oye. Hilinoissteces at Le. per Iv. sold tor Ulery & “Goll 100 Kentucky te & 10}ge. per th swoors At Occ ab Sic, per Ib. 30 Kentucky steers at 100, 4 lle. per H. F. Burchard sold for WS. i at 9, per Ib, bay Tew! ‘Au: ie angi tat sa roeed Ua AtmeHioan toamdned of sfalalisen 18%, | tion und on cotton in store ranning in quality not more than w the grace quoted. Kemtucky ‘ateors p 16 Kentiicky steers ‘at Oc 4 108. per, ib,, welghts tor J. Brown 18 Kentueky steers at Oe, per Ib., for G. Becker 15 Kentucky tb. weight Ba cwts At Jersey City yards Conoy & Me- Phorson Us Obi weight big ewt. : gers at Ye. @ 1Uc, 7 welche Ui ave Strict good iniddliny on por hond, woixht Os owt, trict good ordinary, | Sexmour & Chance itor: middling, 11 7.16e. Spot sales were Missonrl steers, at 96. et sold tones, W, "lori fi i Bigewt a 7 ews, steers at Dic, a Od bales to arrive, For future delivery th on contract, 700 baie: Yesterdn: January, 600 at 1 H 100. xi 1.A. Moorehonse 14 ‘Allerton 28 Iilinols rib. with $t on qewt.; 15 Minois Colorado steers at i. carer OMe. i weight 7 owt. ~Sahps por Ib, for 8 liead and 934 ie welxht 7 ewt + With $10 on the lov, N. Morris 82 Lun by ; ig Wer arch, 200 | Steers at 106, per Wb. teers ab ve. Der Ib. weiZhE Ng Skye. per Ib., woight 63g owt. Othe receipts at ah veston, 4590: New Orlean: rade slow, Shoep old at 430. « t tie. & ic. per Ib, Kase & ke thy. at 4ise. per Ib. 37 c. 1140) Kentuexy Sortiik, day vei year, 2 Jas September 1, 1,930,6: closed uw follows ight, Cotton Sreights 100 Obie shea Mae Aidt “& Buckingham sold 210 71,200 bushels; shels ar peg ee cathe nist ly aetive inqulry for shipping extras, Supers und low grades generally. The sulex were 24,00 state, Western aud Southern, at the annexed flour was steady, with sules of 400 bbls, at ; Corn meal was also ste: 7.500 bbly_ und sacks, ut $350 for Brandywine 83 15 for Westeru and Jersey yellow. ng under w ssh est bed ibs. at Sige. ihe 4,200" lbs, 2 ‘y ve alee Ue id $2 7 cut 13,050. Ibn. per 136 Tamos, weisrhe 8,350 ibs, at So. per iy, Davis * Hnllonveck sold $70 Mllnolx sheep. he 31,040 Ibs. 202 Minot steep, wei it 1 State sheep and . 168 Canaca, sheep w Si ater 1b,; 77 State Nee ee 67 iba. per ‘lend, Pe to ptshd pared few sales only offected, at former “chair y Be. Smooth analy ¥ dat 7: Supertine State. 10 A. M. Extra State... 1100shs W Union Tel. 7244 10Ushs L8& MBRRLS 4%; Choice State gu) do... 83) Beer svesessuvaness it hoop Ohio, trade St. Lonfs, iow exita, St. Louis, straight extra. St. Louis, choice double extra St. Louis, choice famil; y Rye flour, fine to supertin Southern, No, 2. S8Eese ‘Two cnr loads of Ohio hogs, average weight 185 Wha pot Rend, wold at 8h4e. per tb. DOMES TIC MARKETS. Gay: Cotton wank; muddling, 11 ; low eg ise ordinary, 10%. 590 Exports to Frauee, Stock, 107,002. pe Southern, extra hern, ‘= 1210; Soustwiee, 1160 Corn meul, puncheons. : —Wheat was in fair demand, bat’ the searcity of freige ivaly hi rates for frelghts, bot by r room aud the compar: sail and steam, tended a as exports Milwankee wheat securing room further ab t lines were suid was offered to @ limit ie Sava: Cotton very dull; Be reg ee: *| notto be avai Net 3.1: good ordinury, 1Wlje, 3 a4, for new Oswxco, Dec. 6, 1876, it firm; No. 1 Mil- jo. 1 white Toledo = t Se, Barley aul Corn meal unchanced. 000 busty $5 lor new Ted ‘winter. id Sh No. AX ar 9 bear bbls. ar "0 Michigan, quiet but steady. The No.2 do. sutow wore 45,00) bashele as oe 4 Gle. for prime sail ; S5lge, for new steamer ble; GUIse. a Ble. lor No. for new bo gr ves Canada held at 8. 09; No, Sao, $1. | Milfeed unchanged. Lake receipts—Wh: els. allroad shipments—Flour, 1,500 bbis, Burraro, Doc. 6, 1876. 70) bola; wheat, 103, iroads—Fiour, 8,900 10336 700 she LS& MS RBS 5B | NNN Soo banhale ato and about 3.0.4) bus Receipts:—By lake—Flour, 5, corn, 143 800 bushels; whoat, 11,200 do. barley, 4.400 do.; rye, 500 do.” Shipm bi corn, 14,800 bushe! i 3 estero mi: inte; 4c. & 60e. for State white: nixed. Barley | was quiet ni @ Soe. tor two rowed a We, dort “ix rowed. State; 6.000 bushels ole Marley malt was quiet, ace asp Jure—The ‘warket lor jute bitte wie firm but | Bie a b3Ker Onts und rye—Noching doing. Barley in light uo sales reported. prices sume, Seeds —Light sales aud qu tations unc! Highwines dail und a aotutions same. im Vork and 1ird in ight de- Mail frokghes neha ged, quote :—Cuba, cemtrifa we. Flour quiet, unchanged. Whest neetti . Py w Orleans, good, 508. ; prim Fo: 4 Uieago $0 18% one Sannury 81 20%, " Ge, NAVAL Stores. —The marke for spirits turpentine was frnier wid netive i dat 4e., a Lda) bbls, cominion xtralaed 0 B10 25, ely netive nt 8) 07) bbls rasta k ave. n Ale. gh Mor a se ii | Tar, Wilmington, $2 79 200 “do fowst—foetn fie 200 do. bid. Tar firm, $1 so a8: aut virgin, #2 00, 6h m Spirits prince Smisek: * Ons —Th et WAS sto: but pres Too Tots Wikktnt.be TH | milis'a new Medd of ROShie ruta! Ce El ae on private terms We quote :~Linsesd, casks aud 4 ottuhavad, crude, 386.8 Mt sperm, for manu: dull wt 44s. at shoulders duil at S4y. 6d. exten do. dull at wie. Western firmer at Torpentine-—x Hams—Long clear dull at Boot —India moss dull wt 9: do. dail my 828. Lard Pi low—Prime city duil at 42s. od, Kosin—Common dull at 58. Yd. Cheese—Americwn choice firmer ut ti ‘esd oil dull at hea ith a very good Tivery Tor enrly c. 8 Ae. kot was firmer, w inquiry for cargoes of about 5,000 bbls. Januney was quoved at aigee at New York, aud, «Oe. at The sales inelude 3,000 bul 3,000 bbls. do. wt 2744. 2b\e.. vessel rendy by rices were as follows in bola. December \ becember 25, 15 i ‘he closing ge: dain bbls. in east 10s, fer Soateecn Corn—Soit mixed steady at 27s. Loxpox, Dee. 6, 1874, Loxpox, Dee. 6, 1876, i 214, 8 21344, per gallon. Liverroon, Dee, 6, 1876, ‘env, Dec. 6, i876, Tinseed oil, 20s. Bd. per Refined petroleum, 20%64. por gallon. Petroleum, 68366. for ine ne pale American. rk market was cn nei for Ueiivery at 810-60. and 90 bbls, oid xr prime at HRPOOL, Dec. 6, 1878, Cotton Uplands, low middling ‘lause, April and genet: Se gis Guascow, Dee. 6, 1876, In sugar a moderate business was done to-day at @ Le below inst Saturday's, HAVANA MARKET. Mavana, Dee. 6, 1870, » Exchange quiet Gy ‘43g @ 4 discount, ‘on Cineloanti, wt Kige. Paaatt an packet Spanish gold, 220% & 2201 : plan en 8 si ac) Ou the 1D; ereea city, extra Indi for pri Ww bi ee FINANCIAL. At. RRABON AUT: Rates M Boum’ fusaranee of all Kinds effected with HABRICH & CU., 119 7h BROADWAY. eid Privilezes; quotations of strad- tegee: sles oxgiauaneny gemenicle Gait o aif nae De- + ebea. ab 10¢,, and #10 374 ler a8 "33 for Jun auinont, a8. 1UKe. to terms, and 10) tierees A sclams stock xetian Amerion was quoted wt 113. wor 70) vel, L ow RRGbe ioe | Sf 20 di 704, Weiore At $10 B2'y. $i 20% | quies; 10) tierces Sid tor the 7 Lleregs do. on. i nd fairly active, We. FINANCIAL. a MERGER OF THE AMERICAN STOCK EX- cha a partner with @10/W00 Address STOCK: Bo iS Herald ottice. AN BANK NOTE 00, § PER GENT 00 sures for sale by EDW. ©. FOX & OO., 30 A sical Broad st. FIRST TGAGE FOR 83,000— Principais only ; legal expenses paid. S. KILPATRICK, 340 3d av. LADY HAVING AN ELEGANT HOUSE NEAR the Fifth Avenue Lote! would like to meet » gentleman desiring & pleasant home who would lon her $200 and take @ handsomely furuishea Room. Address Mra. ©. le P., ARGE AMOUNT OF MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW Jex pense: tchester First Mortis GEORGE W. e | pe MARIPOSA LAND AND MINING COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA, Broadway. Exxevrive Orr KK, Tho TRUSTEES of this Company i SESSMEN 1 of $1 per share on the preferred and common stock, payable at this office ON OK BLPORE DACEMBER 11. After that date it will be delinquent and liable to « charge of $3 each eeriitieate for advertising sal Copies of report a and may be had at the MO. 500, -WANTED—FOW THE MONTH $5 responsible party, on good securi ‘UN SMITH, Herald office. ‘os. 9 and 11 Nassau ste, 4 LST TO LOAN FOR FIVE YEARS ATG in first class city property, fr 30 of lawyer's tearenes oniy to bo paid, y widvess A. ARLINGTON, Heraid Uptown FO LOAN, ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, 3 25, 5.004 iv small sums. O. A. BILLS, No, Shy Pine FUNDS TO LOAN AFG PER one on first class eiiy im Ne aU C6, 35 Pine st Mont 1 ML. $100,002 ve osgary_au zed aproved lity ‘property. JAMES GIBSON, Jr, or RM, GARRETT: SON, 77 Cedar st. S200 VO iterease tive your also money at 6 per vent, GRA $500.000 02 UKO: BUSINESS New Yor! 145 Broadway, ON BOND AND MORT- GPPOWLE Sharges. of approved. 0 Welling & Co., dry goods, 340 Broadwa: maoutactarers Japanned tinware, 37 De: A & CAGLETON, Financial and Business srokers; 98 Breet way. HAMBURG espectable American rr r ¢ very bost ret i ir For further rticnlurs address \DiL & Pity MN Advertising ‘aweuts, 67 Wiliam st., igew York, y MAN WANTED bee $1,200: -IN POSITIO OF Jf Atrust; $100 a mon and good security for the money, TACQUES' oMtico, Ast Bou BUSINESS « T AND PARTNER WA D—IN E. Ti well established medical specialty : onpsaal ebiauee for @ man with smull means, Address BUSINESS Herald Up- A TEK OR GOOD OUTDOOR MAN WITT $400 can make a remunerative partnership. CLARENDON, Herald office. PARTY SENDING A VESSEL,TO THI COAST OP Afrien and able for that RESTAURANT DOING A FINE HUSINENS Wikl. be suld on account of death; thivis «rare chance; re- coipts over Oa D por dny. _ Address THOMAS, Herald office, TANCK FOR PARTY WITH SMALL CAP- ital to purchase Farnishing Goods Store: owner hax Other business; liberal discount to cash buyer. Addeoss RUSINESS, Norata Branch office, )PPORTUNITY OFFERS FOR PARTY WITH moderate capital to enter # business paying large profits, OYD, 24 Broadwa; REST IN $3,000 casn, balance Real E DOWMENT Uwanted ior a fellowship in the interest of procress and the future. Address REUTOR, 27 Park row, New York. j) FRANOIN' NEW ANCHOR PATENT FOR SALE Anchors, according to Its patent, aro each superior ¥ aury anchors. By these anchors suilors have loss work; they also are more suitable than anchors now it freqneng tae. F, FRANCL jon Ferry Hotel, D RAVING MONEY one vessel, Sells at NG ash bucket and York, for $1. 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Coroner Osborne, of Newark, continued the inquest yesterday touching the causes leading to the death of Jacob Masson on Sunday morning Jast, Mrs. Mary Hart, the wife of the man who keeps the saloon where tne murderous assault on Masson was made, corroborated the account published In the Hrnavp. stifled that she had known Masson four or tive nd Steckert, the alleged murderer, a year ana on the morning of the stabbing Stockert en- tered the saloon and wanted Ko into the private room where the Schalk Guards were enjoying them- seives after tae democratic parade; Fogg objected, as the guards w: & compan: pany themselves, William and Joe Angers, is "hephews, and members of tho guard, camo out’ and treated bim and then returned ‘to their companions; Steckert then bees me troublesome, wanted more drink, was reused, and finafy pat hog nd nephews assist- ing in his ejection; soon after Lous Obverie, who had came back, erying out that he had deen Charles Weber, Jacob Masson and Phillip oat, and were hacked in turn by Steckert, whose knife was exhibited to the jurora Charles Weber testified that he was one of tho guards and one of the persons stabbed by Steckert; ho was sure it was Steckert who stabbed him, The County Physician, Dr. Ward, teeti- fied as to the post-mortem examination. Death re- suited from the wouuds inflicted. THE FUNERAL OF MASSON, On Tuesday the funeral of the murdered man took | ed ud was the occasion of qaite a demonstration, ‘he Schalk Gunrds and the Randolph Guards were pres- ent in a body, the former in uniform and the latter ia citizen's dress. Masson was eulogized by Rev. Mr. Kratt, the German Evangelical ciergyman, for his heroism in the hour of death. Masson, said he, was Willing to die, but before be yielded the ghost utterca aheartrending exclamation, “Ob! my poor wite and ebildren!"’ Lire A aro in a very destitute condition, Masson wan thirty years of age and came to this coun- try trom 0 tive land, Germany, when a boy of ten or twelve y MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, MARRIED, Ginsox—Keves,—On sretgeeser, Decomber 6, by Very Rev, & & Preston, D. D., Fiomenom ApsLu, alia of Major General E. D. cares, to 1 Samun. H. Giuson, United States Marine Corps. Gkaxnix—WestuRook.—In Port Jervis, December 6, atthe resdenece of the bride’s cousin, F, R. Brod ad, by the Rev. A. P. Bottsiord, Tizovony F, Granoiy, of New Jersey, to Susan C., daughter of thé late Solomon Westorook, of Penueyivanta. Lainueek—Biack.—At the residence of the bride’t parents, December 6, 1576, vy Dr. Jovan Hall, Kati Brack, daughter of James lack, to Rictarp M, Lait BEER, both of thiseity. Tompxixns-—Dvaxk,—On Wednesday, December 6, b: the Rev. C. B. Ford, Isaac L. Tompkins, of Peekskill to Manta J. Duane, daughter ot Martin EL and Mary A Duane, of Brookiyn, No cards, WaYbELL—KixG. —On Tuesday evening, December 5, at St. Paul’s Methodist Episcopal chureb, by the Rew John A. M, Chapman, D. D., Joun Wayoxct to Iba By youngest daughter of the late Josiah King, DIED. Ropes, —On Tuesday, December 5, Jura Boney, tot many years a taithfal and trusted servant in the family of C, Schwarawaeldor. Relatives and trionds are requested to attend the funeral from the Church of she Holy lupocents, 37th &., pear Broadway, at ten o’clock, on Thursday December ‘advenly, ot heart disease. on December 4) ks, Wife of Samuel Booth, aged 59, Thursaay, 7tn, at two P, M., af her late residence, 68 2d st,, Brooklyn, E. D, Buyxen.—in Brooklyn, ow fourth day (yosneedayy tweifth month, 6th inst, 1876, Pact Buxker, in tu 72d year of his age, Jutives aud Iriends are respectfully invited to abe tend the funoral, at his late residence, No. 24 Lefferts 3 years, 8 from No. 417 West 49th st, bye | Friends nity Invited U : Ki uo Brookiyn, December 6, Steruz® VER, formerly of tats city, im his 94th year, Notice of funeral to-morrow. “Ke. —On Wednesday, December 6, MARY Aug ba of Heury H. Crocker, in the 54th year of her age, Intives ‘and frieuds’ are mygted to attend thé nears; from hor late residence, So, 54 West 218t tty ou Friday, Sth inat., at two o'clock, ye r on Monday morning, De- cembor4, 1876, Patan De Forest, ia the S7th year of his age, Vunersl services at his residence, No, 24 Hawthorne ay.. Yonkers, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at three o'clock, Relatives aud friends are respectially myited Loattend. Carriages will be at the depot at Yonkers to meet the 1 and the 1:30 trains trom New York, Ree mains will bu carried to Greenwood on Thursday morning by the nine o'clock boat. Friends can meeb thein at foot of Harrison st, at ten o?clock, Deuvsky.—Oa Tresday, December 6, Tuomas Je Demrsey, son of Liouicnant Colonel Thomas Dempsey of the Sixty. aiuth regiment, in the 20th year of big age. Funeral notice hereafter, Dowxixa.—A. Dowatna, of Fermoy, Ireland, age@ 40 yours. The relatives and friends of tho family are requested to attend bis funeral, irom «ais inte residence, Miltom st, Metroge, on Friday, at ten o'clock, without furthet notice. Evovanvs.-~Iu Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Sth instant, Marinpa Evovakps, aged 38 years, ‘The relatives and frends of the fam‘ly, also of t family of John Correja, are respecttully tnvited te attend the funeral from her late rexidence, 183 Scher- Merhorn st., on Friday, Sto mst,, at one o’clock P. M. Pathersen papers please copy. Euxrt,—Oa fucsdiy, December 5, Anxoup Frepe BRICK BIL yours and 7 months. Relatives and friends, aiso the Wittlager aieeaee schaits Bund and the Orange County Vereia, are respecttully invited to attend the neces | Friday, December 8, at one o'clock P, M., from St. - | Johantios euurch, 1n Christopher st, Firzaeratv,—Cxci.ta Fitzceratp, December 6, aged ra und § mouths, y uneral from the residence of her parents, 176 Lude low st., at two o'clock, on Friday, December 8 Foro. —Jown J. Forv, on Wednesday, December 6 at his late residence, 26 Jeflerson Remuins removed to 73 Monroe st Notice of funeral hereatter, Haixks.—On Wednesday, December 6, of diphtheria, Guy Merrit, son of Napoleon J., Jr, ood Marcia A. 4 days, of tuneral hereaiter. laryngitis, Joun CHauces Heary, aged @ months, Funeral will take place ou Friday, the Sth inst., nine o’clock A. M., from 504 Henry st., Brooklyn, Hovayon.--On Wednesday, December 6, at White Pialos, N.¥., Harti, daughtor of Dr. zabeth Hodgson. Perera from the Memorial Methodist Episcopal Chureb, on urday, December ¥, at half-past on@ o’clock P, M. Kassknanr.—On Tuesday, December 9, Hewett Kassenuart, aged 75 years, Relatives and friends of the family are respecttully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of wed son-in-law, Mr, C. A. Krone, 61 North Moore st. Thursday,’ December 7, at half-past one ovclock B, Me Tho remains will be taken to Lutheran Cometery for i terment, KitLexx,—On Tuesday, December ue fesscanes, tee beloved wite of Andrew Killeen, ‘The relatives and friends of the family ar are roapects fully invited to attend the funcra, from her tate res dence, No, 210 East 33d ¢t., on Friday, the 8th inst, at balf-past one o'clock. Kixg.—On Tuesday, December 5, Rongnt H., infant |, fon of Charles H. and ‘Kaich King, aged 8 months and ays. Funeral from the residence of Mrs, H. O. Baker, 102 East 23d t., Thursday, at ten A. M, ‘su.--On Wednesday, pesenee 6, Epwarp J, Kvsn, in the 33d year of The relatives and friends rH the family, also mem- bers. of Cour de Leon Lodge, No. 25, K. of P., are invited to attend the funeral trom his late residence, No, 347 a 86th st.,on Friday, December 8, at one o'clock P. A. MAcKIg.—At Pascack, on Tuesday, ~igeaamea gs Jacon Mackik, in the 77th year ot his a Funeral services wiil be held on Fri December 8, ut eleven o'clock A. M., 1m the ican church, at Spring Valley, Rockland county, N. ‘Train ren foot 23d st, at 8:15 and Chambers st, at 8:30 A, oy Moovy.—On Monuay, December 4, Mes, ‘vase mpd late matron of Castle Garden, in the 45th year of her re. ‘The funeral will leave hor late resiaence, 359 Bede tord ay., Brooklyn, Thursday, at two P, M, All frienda of the family are tuvited, Moonnry.—-On Tuesday, December 5, Joszrn Fraxcrs Moonky, infant son of Daniel and Jennre Mooney, aged 9 months and 16 days, The funeral wili take place, from the residence of hig oho t No, 421 Kast 18th st., on Thuraday, Decem- one o'clock. MoGanky.—On Wednesday, December 6, Mary Mc- Garry, 10 the 37th year of her age, Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral at the residence of her sister, 132 Eagle st, bas joint, on Friday, December 8, at two o'clock. BNNA—At his residence, 22 William st, Joum McKusxas tu the 79th your of hte age. Notice of funeral hereafter. Orts.—suddenly, in Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Decems ber 5, CHARLES Oris, aged 54. Funeral services will tako place on Friday, Deceme ber 8, at threo P. M., from his late residence, 180 Cline ton st, Brooklyn. QUILLEN. ber’ December 4, 1876, of disease of the kidneys, P. M. QomLtnn, aged 42 years, Seanixg.—On Monday, December 4, Manta, wile of Danrel J. Searing. Relatives and friends aro invited to how the fune eral from St. Paul’s church, Kast ‘Chester, N. Tharsday, Decomber 7, at t ‘o'clock M. SI On Monday evening, December 4, Exiza Avy wife of George Sipp and Waughter of the late F. GQ Lighte, aged 28 yeurs, 6 months and 14 days. Rejauv nd Iriends of the family are respectiully inv ted to attend the funeral, on Friday morniug, Do- cember 8, at vieven o’ciock, from No, 6 Bergou avee nue, Jersey City, N. SLAYER. pei 4 Wodnesday, December 6, 1876, Jussi@ Wittistos, ouly daughter of Jobo and Jennie ‘sluy- back, 8 months aud 19 days, ‘The relatives ana friends of the tamily are fully invited to attendjher tuneral, on Friday morning, ut hglf past ton o'clock, at No, 416 Madison ay. STENSON. —Suddeniy! December 5, Tuomas Stxxsux, in the 31st year of his age. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend tbe funeral, from his late residence, 1,191 Dean | st., Brooklyn, third house east of New ‘ork av., om | Friday, De iets fe at three P.M, SthoxG.—December 6, alter a short iliness, Mra, AXNIE STRONG, aged 42, The funoral will take place from her Inte residen ject st., on Thursday, December 7, at Relative ‘nd friends ‘are respectiull In Brooklyn, on Mi Pha toussives abil sianié oe: be relatives and triends of the family are reapect- fully invited to ationd the funeral, pond his late rest- bree No. Pd Lafayette av., on Friday, December 8, at two TURE. wae the byes Theatre, on the i ost, Jouy F. Tornen, nal Englani land, aged 44 ears, 18 months niet 2 days, nd the members of Zeredetha tate F, invited to attend his funeral, from No, 121 Jay st, Brooklyn, om Friday Morning, at twelve o'clock sharp. Unnaux,—At Garedo, Texas, on the 16th of Novem ber, ALneRt Ursany, hain of Brooklyn. Wanwex,—On ims evening, han oh ag Saran Lonixa aoasiee daughter mS Colonel James McKaye and wite of L. Tt, Warner, M. Fane I 'services nt the residence No. 0 Kast 10th oP. Thursday, 7th inst. Relatives and invited to attend, ‘kkMs.—On Tacsauy, Sth inst, alter o short ilk 8, O. Tawny Wrewa, Remains taken to Maryland for intermeat Baluimore pavers dlease copy. WixLax.—On Tuceday, Sth inst, at the residence of his parents, 109 West 32d st., Peree Fi son of Ignatius A. and Mary C. Wheian, aged 6 years. ‘There will be a sorvice consisting of the solemn vo- tive mass of the angels, atSt. Stepi 28th st., on Thursday, 7th after which the remaing i al W. MeGlynu, are in PP he om! At her resdence io day, Docomber 5, Seon widow of the late Thomas B, Whitlock, in ber 7oub ¥ ‘The relatives a i trends of tho fa » and those of her son T, K., are respectiully in ‘vo attond her taneral, {rom the Bediord avenue Baptist ohurob, near Myrtle av., Brookiyn, on alternoon, Deo