The New York Herald Newspaper, December 8, 1876, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL RGSS NENAN 0 ea wat eey The Stock Market Dult and Irregular— A Spasm in Lake Shore. GOLD WEAK AT 103 A 107 6-8 A 107 ———— Money on Call Loans 4 and 5 Per Cent— Government Bonds Steady. Watt ‘Srrxer, } Tavrspay, Dec. 7—6 P. M. In the absence of ail aid from the outside public the knots of stock gambiers who shape the ends of specu- lation seem to be growing pastoral in their tastes, in Mhat they treat the market like a thoroughbred Alder- ney, and milk it daily with more or less profit to themselves, present apathy asa proof of constitutional weakness in the market, and may endeavor to cure it by bring- ing up speculation as it were on the bottle, but the Tegimen has never heretofore been [avorable to sus- tained activity, and it is not likely to be so now, However, it was tried agaim to-day, Lake Shore and Michigan Coutral submitting to the manipulations of this professional dairyman and supplying the cream of the day’s business, Starting at 55%, by midday the favorite had been boosted up to 57 under a leverage which derived its power from revived promises of a railroad peace and from mysterious hintsas to much higher figures tor the stock. Nevertheless, in spito of ro colored assurances, 57 proved to be the culminating point of the day, and the quotation dropped back to 6634 with a quarter per cent improvement at the end. While Like Shore was firm and higher, Michigan Cen- tral for a wonder remained weak alter an early upward impulse, and closed lower than it opened. Mr. Sage has eo muddled the minds ot privilege brokers and board meinbers with his puts and calls and straddles and spreads upon the abuve stock that they doubt whether they are atootora borseback, and have no fixed notion whatever as to the future course of quo- tations, With the exception of the coal stocks, which fluctu- ated less than 1 per cent, the variations in the gen- vral list were eontined to eighths and quarters. At a meeting of the Chicago and Northwestern di- rectors to-day it was voted to declare a dividend of 4 per centupor the preferred stock payable December 22. The showing is a good one and exhibits a manage- ment creditabte to the company, ‘Tue weakest stock on the list was to be found in Miinois Central, which fell off from 684g to 654g, under damaging reports of its condition and a disbelief in the aext dividend, Gold took another dip from 1084f to 1073/, at which itclosed, The withdrawal from the Bank of England of £215,000 yesterday and a further sum of £53,000 to- day, with the prospect of a greater amount to-morrow, lor shipment to the United States, comes like a dead weight upon the stock already on band. Neither Tumors of ware abroad nor fear of domestic dinbroll- ment seem to have any effect in checking the cour: of the premium to lower prices. OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the opening, bigbest and lowest prices of the day:— Opening. Highest. Lovwest, New York Central 101% i 130 916 56% Bia Northwestern, 86% Northw: 6o Rock Islan 100 Milwaukee and Su. P 20 Mil. and St. Paul pref, 6235 la., Lack. and Wester: Ws ew Jersey Central Bay Union Pacific. . 5814 and Mississippi 5% Western Union. 7245 2455 CLOSING PRICKS—3 P.M. Asked,» 24 Chic & Aiton bina NW £8 Sig FS Chi ds W 59% . 6 ey 100” Union Pacitic.” 58 5B ait & st "paul. 19, 20 “Dist Col 3.65's 68 Go; ADVANCE AND DECLINE, The following are the changes in closing prices com- pared with thoge of yesterday :— Apvaxce—New York Central, 34; Delaware ard Lackawanna, 3s; Lake Shore, %; Morri: a Essex, Central, %; Otto and Mississippi, 5; Pacitic Western Usion, 44; American Express, iy. Dicutse—Delaware und Hudson, 44; lllinols’ Con- tral, 2%; St. Paul, common, 3; Wabash, 34, and gold, 3 ‘The rest of the market was stationary. THE MONEY MARKET. Money ruled at 4 a 5 per cegt on call throughout the dey and closed at 5 per cent, The rates of exchange on New Yorkat the undermentioned cities to-day wer Savappah, 44 per cent offered; Ciucinnati, a sade easier, 1-10-a 34 per cent discount; Charleston, plentiful, 4 per cent discount, 3s per cent a par; Sk Louis, 150 to 200 discount; New Orleans, commercial, 44, bank 3 per cent, and Chicago, 80 cents oun Sterling- Sixty days’ aight........ see 4BLY 04.82 Demand. .... ~~ 483 a48t Cable trangiers.. Commercial, .., Paris— Sixty cays’ sight . Demand, + A883 0 4. 8435 7479 a L80 + 8224 a hal i Satin kas 94 a 9434 : oa toe Cable transiers. Riga 96 GOVERNMENT BONDS, Government bonds closed steady at the following quo- United States currency sixes, 120% u 1214; 1881, registered, 112% a 113; do, do., do., coupon, 116 4 11b34; do. do., 1865, registered, 1087, a 10914 ; do. do., do., coupon, 108% a 10054; do, do., do,, new, registered, 109 a 100%; do do, do., coupon, 1124 0.11234; do, do, 1807, registered, 112 a 1124; do. do, do., coupon, 11554 a 11534; do. do., 1868, reg- imored, 112% a 113; do, do., do, coupon, 116% a 116%; do, ten-forties, registered, 1124; a 113; do. do, coupon, 112% 0113; do, fives, 1881, ‘reginered, 110% @111; do, do, do., coupon, 110% a 110%; do. 444’s, 108 a 10944. WIE mw 935 THE GOLD MARKET. Gold opened at 107, advanced to 10334, fell off to 107%, and closed at 107%. Cash gold loaned at 3a 43g per cont for carrying, OPERATIONS AT THY GOLD EXCHANGE BANK, Gold baiances, Currency balances Gross ciearauces, CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. Currency exchang The City of Berlin, which sails from Liverpool to- day for New York, takes $203,000 in specie. THE UNITED STATES TREASURY, The revenue receipts to-day are $300,000; customs receipts, $200,000; bank notes received for redemption, $800, 000, THE VORKIGN MARKET. The London advices to-day report consols steady and unchanged at 93.093 093 1316 In American securities there has been au improvement of 4 per cent in 1867's, ten-lorties and old 1865’s, and a decline of Sy a 44 in new fives, which were quoted at 105%. The Bank of Englaud rate romains unchanged at 2 per cent, During the past wee the specie in the bank do- treased £56,000, and the suin of £53,000 bullion was withatawn from the bank on balanceto-day, The pro- ) Whieh was 63'¢ per per eent In Frank- fort United States new fives are 101%. Im Paris th increase of specie in the Bank of France during the past week ts 5,028,000f, Rentes are 1041, 260, Bar silver is quoted at 664d. per ounce. THR AMERICAN MINING BOARD, The following is the official record of sales in cur- rency at the Board to-day 4) sh me iia, 10 % i 200 shs ase ay a 4 BUH aed #) s They may be right in considering the | | ¢2,000 Toledo, NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, DEVEMBER 8, 1876.—TRIPLE SHEET. = Batlion. 109 Julia 2'0 Union Goa. 100 Yellow Juek: SALES AFTER CALL. 1O0shs Best & Beleher 48% 20) ahs Gra 100 Julia. 100 Kenta 00 Lucerne 5 0 we £00 Ophir. 200 Sierra Nev 10) Yellow Juckes.. MEMORANDA. A meeting of the directors of the Chicago and North- western Railroad was held here to-day and a dividend of 24; perceut was declared on the preierred stock, payable on the 22d inst. The transfer book closes on the 14th and will reopen on the 20th, The following isa compurative statement for six months ending November 30:— 100Grant.. 1876, Decrease, Gross earnihg: $7,049,896 $276,377 Operating expenses,.$4,591,394 $4,184,263 $407,131 interest on bonds, in- cluding gold prem, 1,754,231 1,728,829 25,404 Taxes, is re 85,102 15,281 Kentalot iowa roads. 03 362 620,349 dela 40,120 40,120 = Increase, - 15,017 $19,017 $7,117,442 $6,673,080 $808,832 $946,216 $167,354 Adespatch from Washington says:—‘Mr, Lamar, from the Pacific Railroad Commuattee, asked that the Senate bill extending the time for the completion of the Northern Pacific Railroad be made the special order for December 20. Objection being made the motion was lost, and the bill will probably uot come up again this sesrion."” SALES AT AUCTION, The following were sold to-day, for account of whom it may concern :— 1910 first mortgage bonds of the Carolina Central Railroad Company, $1,000 each. .... 2,522 second mortgage income bonds of the Carolina Central Railroad Company, . $1,000 CACY. .0. ee eeeeeeees $3200 the lot $10,000 Denver and Rio Grande’ Railroad Com- pany first mortgage 7 per cent oe bonds, $1,000each.. anada thera and Detroit Railroad Company first mortgage 7 per cent gold bonds, dated 1872, ‘due 1906, interest cou- January and July, interest certifl- 5035 3815 $500 Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company first mortgage 6 per cent gold sinking fund bonds, dated 1869, due 1899, interest coupon payable May and November,.$100 cach....... $1,000 West Wisconsin Railroad Company first tnortgage 7 per cent gold sinking fund bonds, dated 1871, due 1886, interest coupon payabili January and July, interest certificates on. 000 New Orleans, Mobile and Texas Railroad Company first mortgage § per cent sinking fund bonds, due 1915, interest coupons pay- abje January and July,” $1,000 each............ 3 $2,000 Kansas Pacific Railroad Company first mortgage (Denver extension) 7 per cent gold bonds, dated 1869, due 1899, iuterest coupon payable May and "November, interest certill- cates on, $1,000 each... $1,060 Sioux City ; and St. P: first mortgage 7 per cent gold land grant took, dated 1871, mterest coupon payable May and November. eee $1,000 Pulaski county, Titnois, 8 per as, Yssued to the Cairo and Viuecnnes Railroad Company, dated 1872, due 1892, interest coupon payable January and July, in New York,..... $2,000 Johnson county, Illinois, § per cent bonds, ixsued to the Cairo and Vinceanes Raitroad Company, dated 1872, due 1892, interest cou. pon payable January and July, in New York.. 1,000 shares Boston, Hartford ahd Erie Railroad Compt ch, per share. My 16 shares National Ciuzens’ Bank, $26 each., 10 shares Irving National Bank, $50 each. pbc rar seh NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Tuurspay, Dec. 7, 1876, CALL—10 AL ML 200 Mich Cen RK. 200 vo 100 IN Cen Rit... 400 Chi & NW it 200L 5 & M8 ER. 200 ho Tol a Witt pt. lu:15 AND 11:30 A, 10000 US 6's, 6, "81... 116%% $5600 U Ss. 1000) Ub bio 705) Mu. 10, 6, "OT. 11534 Jour, Lo0u0 US 5.20,'r, 1086 113 be 1095, 10000 do... 412% 110, FIRST BOARD—10:30 A. M. BL, 40 Oshs Ls aM S..be 3635 Ws 30000 a. $1000 Ark 6's, fund... 2000 NC 6's, 0,A & O 10.00 Lenn 6's. old.. 10000 Tenn 6's, new, MCE Naess 116s 1900 10.0 8t LJ &o Ist. 10» ou 100 Wi SP1at,7 9-19 8834 1900 46" 300) ihe Tin. 15% 20 10! 4200 1309 2: wr as mn Bk. BO Mechanics) Bank.. 149 10 Fourth Nat Bk. C&NWRR....bo 103 USNW Kit pibebd 500 do. do be 100 Mich Gon iit be 4314 23) Ment ¥ i pbs yoo rar do. ‘ 435 #0 rot W RR 4589 toy ton 5:0 100 500 BEFORE CALL—12: P. SoH Cen Pac gb. . 10, COOLS AMS RR G07 100shs NY HK, ‘58 wa 500 F TOL too IONIC Too Mil & St Paui RR. 100 Tol & Wab Kit.. .bs do ade 290 Del, 1 W Ri: do 2 ti, ~ 7000 we 't H 6X00 US 520, Fou 109 300K) US 4 SECOND 105% Behe ine MS RR. 4000 Con Pac Se whe Quick y €n Tel nO do 400 Tol & W RL be. ba 200 ott % we KK. be 100 i BOM ASF pt. cS: B00 Wel, | a. Tite do. 7 wo do. 20) UnPacifie RR, 1a dO. i esessg 58 Bou LS & MS RR beed 66% do bs 100 ontex ve.bd 2:30 TO 3 P, §23000 US 5's, ¢, "81... 11034 100 sha NJ Con BR... Tho she Vel & iindsoa, to tuo ys do 20% 10) ae. sty 409 La 100 aw 8 Fort Wasiene,, 0) Mure BE, COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTION: SPOT STEADY AND 1-l6c. HIGHER; FUTURES CLOSED FIRM AND 5-32c, a 3-16c, HIGHER—FLOUR FIRM—WHEAT FINM—COKN FIRM —OATS DULL—WHISKEY FIRMER—PORK QUIKT—LARD YAIPLY ACTIVE--PETROLEUM FIRMER —— SPIRITS TURPENTINE FIRMER—~ ROSIN FIRM--OILS STEADY-—COFFER ¥IRM— SUGAR NOMINAL—FREIGRTS STEADY. Tuvasvay, Dec. 7-6 P. M. Business was moderate as a general rule to-day, the same iniluences obtaining which checked basiness during the past few days, The scarcity of freight room checked the demund for wheat, which was quiet but firm, Corn was firm, with a moderate inquiry. Oats were dull. Whiskey firmer. Pork quiet, Lard fairly active, Freights were steady, Cotton on the Ac was steady and 1-16c, higher; futures closed firm and a3-l0e. higher, Coffee was firm, Sugar was nom- Oils were steady. Petroleum firmer, Rosin firm. ary Spirits turpentine firmer. Covrex.—There was no business in Rio but the market ruled firm. The market for mild coffoe was strong and higher, During the past week the following sales were made in lots for consumption within the raugt 000 mats Java, 1,991 bags Singapore, 6,75% Ibs. Maracaibo, 2,529 do, Laguayra, 3,38 | do, St. Domingo, 957 do, Savanilla, 4.5 do. Mexican, 80 do, Jamaica and 2,500 St. Domingo in tran- sit to Burope. ‘The -tock of mild coffee in first bands is, as follows:—Java, 31,9. 790 bags Maracaibo, 1.388 do. Jamaten, dy, Savan lia, Total sto, 4.359 bi Ordinary eatgoes, 1 rime, Ive. a Ile. fanitos, fubt £0 00 ot Laguayre, | Domingo, | ry ‘Xeneete ‘ » Lohge. & lige. Corre, ‘here was only @ ‘moderate jemand for spot cotton, but holders Leld with increased firmuess, and the market ruled steady, with an advance of 1-1Ge. in quova- tious. The market for turure deliveries opened with an ad- 5 loatng prices, Prices closed The closing as lollows t— y.. December 17-32 4 — n standard of clussifiea- in quality not more than oF below the rade quoted. Uplands. Alabama, N. Orleans. Texas. 10% 108 10% 10K loss Ly 1716 117.16 417, any, Low middling. Buriet low malaise. Good eeantg:: Striet good middling 4 —Stafned—Good ordinary, 10¢. ;atrlet good ordinary. 108%c. ; low middling, Llc; middling, 114gc. Spot sales were as follows :— Last Brening. Total, To- Day, 200" 250 3 Bus 40. = 40 ‘totals ~e08 1,123 Inclused in the above aro 300 baies to arrive, Delivered on contract, 1,700 bales, 200 tree on board Galveston, Fi future delivery the sulex follows :—Ye 1a m0 B00 at 12 Lie. Totals I The receipts at 3,459; New Orleans, 56; Charleston, 2,802; jew York, 397; Boston, . This day last week, 6, Total since September Cotton freizhts closed us compressed. To Bre- Sue. To Liver- re the ports were as follows Motile, 2.118; Savannah, 3 1, 1,071,443 bales, to vlaee might: by stent, Yee. wreased : b: jour, 18,99 t bbls. ; wheat bbls. and 640 sac! 5S dow; rye, 20836 di 5 do. The flour market mand, The sales were 1 . including State, Western and Southern, at tho anuexed quotations, Rye flour was steady, with about 500 bbis, at $475 « $5 20, Corn meal was iso steady, nnd 700 ble. and 1.900 sacks sold at $3 50 & $3 09 lor Bran: dywi d & 85 48315 tor Western and Jersey yellow. Ch Superfine W Extra Minnesot: Round hoo ig brands, Round hoop Ohio, trade brands. Louis, straight extra, Louis, choice double extra, St. Louis, chofee family fine to saperdin Gorm meal, Jersey Corn meul, Brandywine. Corn mexl, puncheons. —Whent was quiet owing to the inability of shippers to tok Ireight engagements, Th: t w whent. The sules 12 raded morn. specially for sgt? 100,050 $11 jout: BI BA for. $1 31 for new cap B90 $15 u Bt ae for No. 2 M ‘Boge. a Glo. for sail mixed, |. 60e. tor Kunsas mixed, 58%¢e. for for new unmerchuntable and new no grade Western. bushels at ote lor No. 2 mixed, 87/46. for No. ¥ mixed, Bde. a B8e. for Western mixed, 38. a dle, for Western white and 49c. a 50e, tor State w! 5 Rye was steady Ce sales of about 3,500 bushels Westorn at Bai barley malt wore dull with w difference between buyers sed sellers. Hxav 4xp Jute. —The market tor w low mixed, Pike's Sac. for Oats wore dull, with sales of 33,000 % BSie4 ew Oreans ruled stoady, with a fair busi- 0 bbls, sold at S2ige, a S6c. Foreign was dull and nominal. The stock is 140 bols, Porto Rico, 185 bbis. Bog. lish Istands aud 2,000 bbIn, New One: We q Cuba, centrifugal and be amo a Pay ayes ioe. uscovado refining. 36e 3 do., grocery, Parto Rico, 402, » 38¢. ; Kogiiah, Islands, 36c, ¢ ‘Orleans, good, 50e.; prime, 8c. # S4e ; choice, Tho market for spirits turpontine was ‘the woro 100 bbls. a was quiet, but Brm. We Rosin—Strained, »; good 4 tive and Tuo bbls at wee, Kost Spirits of, furpentine, dle, strained, £2 ‘ar Wilmington, $3 70 6 $3: eabincton. $2 75 0 $8. "Pitch, $2 90 8 $275. "Advicos from Wilmington were as foilows :—Ronin firm ; strained, $1 75; xood strained, $150, Tae firm, $180. Turpentine firm; hard, $1 75: solt, ana virgin, $2.60, Snirits firm, 373¢e O1s remained quiet, but nia We quo end = cottonseed, o Soutien yellow, auc. 6 low “winters ba. w O8e,% white winte present winter, jenehed win rude fish, 42c. mmTbe. earties wae nd and and active for early Ianuary delivery. The salos wore 20,000 bbls, wt 20ige. & 28ie according to delivery during first halt of January, 3,000 bbls. hig text at first halt ny P hiladelphia, 4,000 bbls, al 5,000, 264c., and at Baltimore, 5,000 bis. ai z wie first Dar dancey’ ie closi Gain aus follows: ~Crud Ue re Phiiadel? p 4c. ior, ut Baltimore, prompt, 26%." Ad- follows:—Oil Ulty firm; Park Ki 144 kegs ant el tierces and 1,Gts boxe The clusing “call” prices wore ie 25 asked; January, $16 50 bi vi h, 17 50 piekied sho belive ab Dic. a lie Bacou was bi short elear sold in Cineinnati at and short clear, February del quoted ligre at De, and Wes! sold within the ‘ran $11 50 as12 20; plain Saad (sits on a city, extn “i s ie, aa bes i emer: 100 boxes and 400 boxes long at 8 Ct. 10 ‘sales tlerces at s10 My aN ‘oad g10 33 for Decom- ber; $10 35, miosis oy 10 40 tor January, fog $10 474g $10 5u for February: mostly, at $10 $36. vio 100 tierces city steam e Western at $10 45 vo "qele terms, and 100 tl aby more of less nominal. we ina, orice Wo, quote: “Fair retuingy a pail fair to ia Wh Btock (ascertained by ae ‘tual count, including speo- ulation, December 1, 1876 9.810 13,618 els 1.512 since Vecember 1h. Pind 4972 6.046 - aT 18, il 1512 435 — 5,600 - Stock this day, Dec. 7, 1876. 10,0u2 1840) 4711 1,512 Compistig with ‘st0ak, De- be Hie QL174 15,975 44,171 2,523 40,717 60.540 28,710 87 62,441 20,021 815,927 4,870 Musa. Recalp 200 bbis. sold at &: Famtonts.—Ther but rates throu’ re ty from the. pecriien iinble and. not, vufioi Present requiremen retarded in consequence. Th Liverps by sail, 18,000 busl ‘0 Glasgow, orders, a. Norwegiun bark, trom, Vhiladaiphia, to Cork, for orders, | with 3.30) quarters at Gs, Od; am American brig, 284 henee to Bilvoa, 0 bbls. rine > Petroleani bl 3% Sad, ; an American with 3,000 bbi ‘erp. Hremen oF ‘American bark to DOMESTIC MARKETS. Ganveston, Deo, Cotton strong gna.ne active . middling. 1136. ; low 10%c. cals New Onumans, Dee. 7, 1870. Cotton firmer; some sales Myc. higher; midating, 11 49e. Jow imiddling, good ordinary, 1036. Net receipts— b ross, 5.821 Exports th Praice, 4,090; coast- Slee, 3,013." Sales, 9,000, stock, 273,042. Expo Stock, 108,519 WARLYSTON, Doe, 7, 1878, otton firm; Koad demand; middling, Vise. «1 dd 6; Aue good ordinary, Tiga 9 i bales," Exports—T Bi cost wisi Sara Cotton stendy: some asking higuer : anid middling, 11%4¢.; good ordinary, 104, bales, Exports coastwise, ceipt ,037; bo the Contin nt, 1,00; 8,900," “ Stoek, 10; 0; i Xe. Lepetng as a 37 90 a 87” Milwaukee club, $1 white Michigan, $1 56 wixed at Osc Burley du c Corn teal unchanged, ‘DMillfeod fr 815; suipsiuit, $17; middling, S21 per tons Hailroad ship? ments—clour, 1,590 vbla, Burvavo, Dec. 7, 1870. i Shebosea spring at $1 O00 samole white ate $1 42 a Corn in fair milling demand and firm: sules of rH pri con. but! ring Rail freighte held firm at same rates, ToLxpo, quiets and lower prices. Figur firm, Wheat firm: No. 3 Mi extra do. do, § Lred wanes, St No. Als rejected new, 48) Clover seed, $8 90. O00 bi 10 ents—Flour, S00. bbls. ; 9,000 32,000 do. ; outs, 8,000 do. Ship- ‘bushels; corn, Uumreaco, Dee. 7, 1876, Flour moderately active and higher; choice oxtras $4 75 285 75. Wheat wctive, firm sud Ligh hie spring $1 10% cast; 81 0. 3 do. 1 Lite; rei fled but generali’ ‘higt ert, No.2 at 405%a. bid, 45\c. bid, December; 4534. bil, January; rejecto 42e. 0: md and’ higher; at 12446. Febru nd a sh y ielgen Pork Sneattled ob opened, strong and ia, closed firm at inside prices; $16 6, cember; $16 60 a $16 624, Janu e168 foes $16 Fobruary. Lard firmer; $10 074g » $10 10, cash; $10 1: January, Bulk weate Sumer Hhoulders, 6s ; clear sides, 5% Hour’) G00 bole: wheut, 30/000 ‘pashal ‘ents, 32,000 do. ments~ Hou 60,000 do. ; outs, 17,000 do. ; rye, do. At tho afternoon call’ o! Pr $16 we Heoreacy, highe: Februat $10 15, January; $10 PRINT CLOTHS MARKET. Provinence, R. I., Dec. 7, 1876, Nothing doing in printing cloths, The differoncd in the viows of buyers and sellers as to future prices checks busl- ness. EUROPEAN MARKETS, Propucr. UNew York Produce Exchange Repor' LIVERPOOL, seal 7.1876, Pork—Eastorn dull at 77s.; Western dull at 7Us. ‘Bacon Cumberland cut dull at 45 ibbed dull at 45s. ; long clear dull at 4%, dull at 44s. 6d, Hame—Long cut dull at 488; shoulders dull mt San. Od, Bovt—India mess dull dnl wt 107%. « prime Tat Ss, Lard Chocse—American choiee firm: S46, Flour—Extra State firm ot a Wh spring firm ut 10s. Gd.; No.2 do. firm at 10s, 2d,; Win- ter firm at 10s. 3d. for Western and 10s. 10d. for Southern, Corn—Sott mixed firm at 27s. COTTON. LivERroot, Dec. 7, 1876. qpplauds, low middling’ claase, March Futures weaker; and April delivery, 6 Lonpow, Dee. 7, 1876, Ol. Refined petroleum, 214d. © 21344. per gallon. " sete birnnrdot, Dec. 7, 1876, Refined petroleum, 20%4. per gall “Antwan, Deo. 7, 1870, Petroloum, 71f. for fine pale American. —__-e+ BINANCIAL, A. J. & W. SELIGMAN & 0O., 26 Broad st., New York, Issue Leteors of Credit to Travellers, payable in any pare of Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia and America. Draw Bills of ashes, and make graphic Transfers of Money to Burspe and Cali LIFE AND Be Mortgages: same ; insurance of all kinds el with best companies, sis Al ‘od HABRICH ‘* “con 119 Broudway, OADWAY.—FIRST quotations of atrad- plauutory pamphiots matiod in prinefpal cities in United ) MORTGAGES TO BROKEN BA\ estato for five 145 Broadway. rma MARIEOSA LAND AND MINING PANY OF CALIFORNIA. Exuconvu Ornicy, Nos. O and 11 Nassau st, New York, Nov. 24, 1576, phy TRUSTEES of th Company o levied AN AS. t $1 per share on LOA tt ce WOLCOTT, 7 $10. 000 ) WANTED—TO BORROW, ON FIRST claws improved city propert for five yours; worth more thua double the 3no comtnission, Princi- pals only address X., box 169 cote bern sore ON “MORTGAGE—CITY, r 316 000. TO LOAN FOR FIVE YEARS T 6M PER cont on first class city pro a hex- pe use; smail expense of lawyer's seure ly to be paid. ineipals only adress A. ARLINGTON, Metal Uplows Branch office. sR ()()(), TO LOAN, ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, $25.000. snail sums. 0. A. BILLS, No. 5}, Pine at, ad city im ae B, 35 Pine at, roved Propert, "si7d, OD ai 9 bo bi ekcuEND REE & pw Yor«, Nov, 18, 1876. Tho ea have become successors to Tiigh- mun’s Sand Binst Works, in New York. aud the extablish- ¢ will now be known as the New York Sand Blast Works, at 81, 83 and 85 Contre xt. All parties indebted to ares co that all settlements ure to be made wit! dooDwi, BUnane OEM ER SARGE ~ BUSIN UNITE: WAN WANTED, WITit $1,200, IN POSETTON” OF trust; $10Y 8 month and gooil security for the, money. JACQUES, office Antor House, LADY, FROM 18 TO TERR OF AGE, WANTED to travel with @ lecturer to take charge of basiness por- taining to the same; gvod reference needed with a fow hundred dollars, Address X. Y. %, Horald Uptown oifice. BUSINESS AGENT Da belt PARTNER WANT: myo 4 well established medical x; unusual eb: ali means, Address ree BUSINESS Herald Uy am TY FURNISHING $100 CAN SHARE AN IN- jon worth millions. Particulars 491 8th av., over U=INESN PARTNER WANTED—IN THE OoMMIs- sion aud wholesale hardware business in this elty. To one who can faruisa $20,000 or $30,000 capital Ly arf and advantaxeous opportunity is oflered. A, D., box 1’ Herald oftice. any {EW ANCHOR PATENT FOR SALE.— Anchors, according to ity parent, are ‘each superior to two ordinary anchors. 1; Apne lors have loss wearisome work; they puitabie chan snebors now in frequent use, ai FRANCIS, Fulton Ferry Hotel nes tae WISHING TO DISPOSK OF OK ve develop any new patent can apply at insion of American Pateuts for 3 WANTED —AN EXCELLENT ENT OP: ie pret portunity for a y enced expert (late I Prinetoal F Bunnie St office) in the practice he nt jaw ty the Patent mee d services will secure one-third wines bet gern costal ARENGR WANTED-—WITH NOt LESS THAN 380,00) capital, to pat in an extab wees. sow doing 4 safe and profited eORRATy ‘fn active part in the ch'oame, bux ft Pow tie, New Yorke =” pi Lape ow pues TO PRINT, NEWS- price Address COMPOSI’ box 147 Herat SINESS OPPORTUNITIES. Ww AKE A PARTNER WITH” $150, OR WILL give employment to a sever, industri nan fur the warant. Inquire 460 Canal st, amount, in & ia drug store, TANTED—PARTIES WITH PROPER TOOL on royalty a newly ged merit, Aduress $10. OORT, SA, POH A years’ standing in its present | abt satl given for selling. Ade: . INDIGENT FEMALE 5. The Society for the Relief of Indigent Respectable Agod Females held their annual meeting yesterday in the chapel of the asylum, No. 226 East Twentioth street, which was well attended, nearly all the members of the association being present. The annual report showed that the association shelters at present sixty- two aged and infrm women. During the past year ten had died, the oldest of whom was nioety-four years of age and the youngest sixty-five During the year $6,160 had been paid to outdoor pensioners, Tho Teeetpts for the past year amounted to $11,671 48, and the expenses to $10,572 55, thus leaving a cash balance in tho hands of the treasurer of $1,098 93. The elec- tion of officers for the ensuing year resulted im the re- election of the present incumbents, Ones MARRIAGES J AND I DEATHS. MARRIED. Brooxs—Tarrex.—On December 6, at St. Thomas’ church, by the Rev. Dr, Wm. F. Morgan, assisted by the Kev. &. Heber Newton, CLarexck Brooks to Jose. purse H., eldest daughter of #rederick D. Tappen, Ksq., city. (ON —FLEMING,—At Trinity church, Irving- mber 5, 1876, by the Rev. 8. P. Simpson, in Heyry F. Brxwenrox, United States Army, to v 1 Miece of tho olliciating clergy man, Comstock—Puituirs.—At Nashua, H., on Wed- nesday, December 6, by Rey. Jucob "Leroy, Mr. Witt. Comstock, of New York city, to Miss [pa M., dangbter of Oliver H. Phillips, Esq., of Nashua. Haknis— Met ‘At the Chureh of the Holy Trinity, by the Rev. Wm. Humpstone, assistant recior, HENRY D. Hanets to Many Esa, only daugbter of the lave Isauc MeGay, all of this ony. Howan On Wednesda: by Rey, Uriah Scott, D. D., Grorae D., Howarp to Purse Mapstiyn, oldest dau; ghter of tho late Richard Ely, Esq., formerly @ merchant of this city, late of Lyme, Conn, Huvana and Santiago de Cuba papers please copy. Lewis—MeCurcires —At Tarrytown, December 6, by the Rev. Wilnam H. Winn, of Hudson, Miss Iba, only daughter ot Neisop MeCuichen, Esq, and Samcer ¢. Lewis, of this city. Lovinond—-MCARTAU: Mill, AND od PROSPEROUS Businoss of ten Isfactory reasous December 6, 1874, —On December 7, at the 3” parents, oy the Rey, Benja- S. P., CuakLes Lovinoxp, son of of Abbotsford, Weston-super- England, to Axstx, daughter of min D. f Henry Lovibond, Esq, Mare, Somersetshire, Witham McArthur, New York city. Waypsit—Kixc,—On Tuesday evening, Decembor 5, atSt. Paul’s Methodist epee al church, by the Rew. John A. M, Chapman, D. D., Joux Wayveut to Ipa E., young daughter of the late Josiah King. WILME&RDING—MouRaY.—Un Wednesday, December 6, at EGR chapel, by the Rey. B. M. Yarrington, Canoue M., daughter of Broason Murray, Esq, Lvcivs K, WitaeRpixc. DIED. Axprews.—On December 6, Mra. Cuantorre L, wife of Horatio Andrews. Friends of the family aro invited to attend the funeral, this duy (Fricay), at ten o'clock, trom her late residence, Howe av., Passaic, N. J. tain leaves foot of Chambers st. at twelve noon, BAUMGARTEL, uddenly, in Boston, Mass., Decem- bor 6, 1376, L. BaUMGARTEL Notice of funeral hereafter. Boyp,—At Hackensack, N. J., Evizabete SCHUYLER Bop, relict of the iate Jobn A. Boyd, Esq. ‘The funeral will take place on Sutarday, Decembor 9, at balf-past two o'clock P, M., Irom her late reeidence, State st., Hackensack. Relatives and iriends of tho family, und those of ber suns, Adaw and Schuyler Boyd, ure invited to attend, Cars jeave Chambers st. at one o’clock via New Jersey and Now York Railroad. Carriages will be at Essex streot depot to carry Hees to the house. Buyxker.—In Brooklyn, on fourth day (Wednesday), twelfth month, 6th inst., 1876, Pav. Buxker, in toe 72d year of his age. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, at his late residence, No, 24 Lefferts ri on sixth day (Friday), 8th inst, at two o'clock Buxxstps.—On Wednesday morning, December 7, Maritpa, wile of Richard 3, Burnside and daughter of Oliver and Isabella Irwin, Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the fungral, from the residence ot her husband, 552 West 52d st, on Saturday, December 9, at one o'clock P. M. ‘Chicago and Philadelphia papers please copy. Caux.—Ou Thursday, December 7, after a Iingermg illness, Goctvan Cany, relict of Joseph Cab. Notice of tuncral hereatier. Cazaet.—At the Brooklyn Theatre fire, Decomber 5, Joy, oldest son of John and Mary Jano Cazaiet, aged 24’ years, His funeral will take place this afternoon, from the Fesidence of his parents, No. 164 Prince st, Relatives and triends are respectially invited to attead without further notice. Ciark.—On Tuesday, Sth inst, at the residence of her sister, Sanam A., daughter of the lite George G. and Mary Clark, of Cornwall, Orange county, N. Y. Relatives and friends of the famtly are respectfully invited to attend the juncral, from the Corawall Pres- byterian church, on Saturday, 9th fnst., at balf-past eleven A. M. Coyover.—In Brooklyn, Decembor 6, Straruex Con ovER, lormerly of this city, in his 94th year, Kolatives and friends ure invited to attond his fu- neral, at his late residence, 207 McDonough st, Brook- lyn, on Friday afternoon, at four o'clock. Take Fulion sirect or Halsey street car at Fulton terry. Crocken.—On Wednesday, December 6, Mary A., wife ot Henry H. Crocker, in the 54th year of her age. Relatives und frieuds are imvited to attond the funeral, from her late residence, No, 54 West 21st st, on Friday, 8th inst., at two o'clock. Boston papers please copy. Demrsey.—On Tuesday, December 6, Tomas J. Demrsxy, son of Licutenast Colonel Thomas Dempsey, of the Sixty: -ninth regiment, in the 20th year of his ag Relatives and friends of the family are respectiully invited to attend the juneral, on Sunday, December 10, at ono o'clock P. M., from his late residouce, 103 President st, Brooklyn. Dicesox.—On the Jd inst, at bis residoncd, in lowark, N. J., Jamks Dicksox, formerly of Savannah, a ged 73 y are. ‘Tho tuneral will take place from his late residence, No. 1 Washington place, Newark, on Friday, tho Stu inst, ateleven A. M. Relatives and friends are in- vited to attend, Remains will be taken to Savannah tor interment. London (England) and Savannah papers please copy. Dextz.—Un Tuesday sryeings at the burning of tho Brooklyn Theatre, AARON and ABRanaM Dixrz, aged 19 ana 18 years, beloved sons of Isaac and the late Doreth Dietz. Funeral services will be held at Temple Israel, Greene av., on Friday moraing, at ten o'clock. Ke tives and friends are invited; also Hebron Lodge, No. 5, BB Epovarvs —In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, 6th instant, Maritpa Evovanps, aged 39 years, The relatives and friends of the fam‘ly, also of the family of John Correja, are respectiully invited to attend the faveral from her late residence, 183 Scher- merborn 6t,, on Friday, 8th inst, at one o’clock P. M Patterson papers please copy. Euurt.—On Tuesday, Decomber 5, ARNo.D Frup- Erick E1ext, aged 32 years and 7 months, Relatives and friends, also the Wittiager Fround- schafta Bund; United Brothers bg No, 356, F. aad A. M,, and the Orango County Milk Deniers, Verein, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, December 8, at one o'clock P. M., from St. Johannes ebureh, in Christopher st. Forxactox,—On Wodnesday, December 6, 1876, Enxest EvGexe Forxacnon, youngest son of Joseph and Loatse M, Fornachon, juneral will take place to-day, at one P. M., at the rosidence of his parents, 1,044 3d av. Relatives and friends of the family are reapectiuily invited. . Forp.—On Wednesday, December 6, Joun J. Foro, aged 46, native of county Westmeath, Ireland. Remains to be taken from 73 Monroe st., at half-past dee A. M., to 8t. Theresa’s church, thence, at one P. M., to Ci vary Cometery for interment. Friends and relatives are respecttully invited to atiend. ‘Notice. —The inembers of the Bryan Reitly Associa- tion are requested to attend the above funcral. RICHARD McLAUGHLIN, President. Fox.—On Thursday, Docember 7, ANNA C., widow of the Iate Joel B. th year of her The relatives apd friends of the tamily, also the members of Benevolent Lodge No, 28, F. A. M.; also Phanix Chapter No, 2, R. A, M., and members of the Veteran Corps 1812, are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, tho 10th inst., at half-past ten o'clock A. St. from the Asbury Methodist Episcopal church, University place, near 4th st. Gass RT.—Suddenly, in Brooklyn, on Tuesday, De- cember 5, Cuartxs kK. Gassenr, eon of the late Charled Gassert, in the 20th year of his age, Tho relatives and triends of the family fally invited to attend th of bia mother, 98 Livingston at December 10, at two P. M. Greene —On Tuesday ovening, December 5, at the fire ia the Brooklyn Theatre, Fraxk Eowann, eldest son of RK, Kdward and Sarah F. Greene, aged 18 years, The funoral will take place at the residence of tis parents, on Friday, 8th inst, at two o'clock P. M., ab No. 1, ette av., Brooklyn. rs Wednesday, December 6, of diphtheria, leon J. Jr, und Marcia A, 8. 4d: respectfally Friday, re respect- iuneral, from the residence , Brooklyn, oo Sunday, Guy Merrie, son of Nay Haines, aged 6 years an XK ves and friend: y' ne tamiiy a from the residence of his parents, No. 60 Kast 54th st, Saturday December 9, at one o'clock P. M. Harr. —On Thursday, December 7, after a very brief be , aa daughter of Rath . and the late Will- aun J. Hart, Relatives and friends aro respectfully Invited to at- tond the funeral, on Sunday, December 10, at two supe P. M., from her late Fosidence, No. 313 West 20th ah Heout,—Friends and rolatives, also members of eis pe ey No, 817, F. and A. M.; Aryeh Lodge, No. 6, F. + and Sopiia Ladios’ Society please take botioe, that our beloved son, Louis A, Hecxr, 17 years, 9 months and 17 days, has lost his life at the Brooktyn Theatre. ‘The funeral will take pince wing 4 piece at one o’clock, from the residence of the beroaved pa- rents, 631 Pulaski s, Lagiys | ABRAHAM HECHT. CAROLINE HE ISAAC ARCHT, Hew.err.—At Groat Neck, L. L, Geonog Huwierry Sr., in the 77th year of bis age. Relatives and friends wre invited to attend bis funeral, at Little Neck church, on Saturday, the 9th at half-past two o'clock, Train leaves Hunter's Flushing and North Shore Ratsroad, at d stops at Douglaston, and returns at d:11 Point depot, 1 PM oncies On Wednesday, December 6, at White Plame, ., Harri, daughter ot Dr, G, W. and Ei abeth Hodgson. Funerai irom the Memorial Methodist Episcopal Chureh, on Saturday, December 9, at balf-past on o'clock P. M. Jacksox.—On Thursday, December 7, Leiria Jama Macavuny, wile of George T. Jackson, in the 6a yoat of her age. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, at her late residence, No, 138 East 26th st., on Saturday, the 9b mst, atoue P.M. Jacxsox,—Suddenly, on Tuesday, Sih inst, Kommet® N. Jackson, in the 35th year of bis age. Foneral from his late residence, 441 Flatbush at corner Carlton av., on Friday moruing, at half-pase ten o'clock. Friends are respectfully invited. Joxes.—In Brooklyn, Tuesday, December 5, Haxae ‘ Jones, son of William Jones, Jr., im the 17th year of nis og Foneral from the residence of bis father, 154 Sum- mit st., Satarday morning, at ten o'clock, Baliimore papers please copy. Jounsre Suddenly, on Wednesday, 1D. ber 6, Many Jomysroy, aged 78 years, relictol the late Rober’ Johnston. Funeral on Saturday, at two o'clock P. late residence, 73 l'owers 8L, Brooklyn, tives and friends invited. wenly, in Brooklyn, Tuesday, Decem- noLas FkaNcts Kixuuy, in the 2ita year of » from her D. Relae st., Brook. nierment 1m Kitiuss,—On Tuesday, De waite ky Mancaner, the vod wife of Andrew Killeen, aged 65 years, The relatives and frends of the family are respect. fully tuvited to attend the funera:, from ber tate resi- No, 210 Bast 3: : sl, on Friday, the 8th inst, wk. ‘ wkiyn, on Thursday, December 7, Katik, the only beloved daughter of Fredenek ant Martha Knobel, aged 4 years, 5 mouths and 10 days. relatives and friends of the family are respect y invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of hor parents, 211 Nostrand av., on Sunday, Decem- ber 10, at one o'clock P.M. Kesi.--On Wednesday, Decomber 6, Epwarp J, Kus, in the 33d year of bis age. Che relatives and friends of the harr also mem- bers of Cwur de Leon Lodge, No, 25, K. of P., are invited to utiend the (uneral trom his ‘lala. romide ce, d 7 East Séth st, on Friday, December 8, at one o'clock P.M Korte —brooklya, Anawam Kuntz, only son of Marx Kurtz, aged 21 s, 11 months and 16 days, Relatives and friends are {nvited to attend the fune. ral, at the residence of his tather, No, 822 Myrtle av, on the $th inst., atone o'clock (', M. Mem)ers of the following lodges xy also respectiully invited ;—Samuel Lo: 0. 63, 1. € King Solomon Lodge, No, 28, F.'S. of L; fine Sholom Lodge, . B. ot 1; Harmonia Lodge, No. 129, Montauk Lodge, No. 114, Oud Fellows; Lexington Lodge, No, 310, F. M, Lxyprx.—Snddenly, at the fire of the Brooklyn Theatre, December 5, 1870, Jauxs Lares, years and 7 months, The relatives und friends of the family are respect. fully invited to attend hts (ugecal, (rom his late rest- dence, No. 199 State st, Brooklyn, on Friday, Decem- ber 8, 1876, at three P. M. ai are most respectfully in~ vited vo attend the funeral, trom their late residence, 464 Sackett st., on Friday, December 8, at two o’clock pM. LIN.—On Tuesday, December 6. 1876, Jol Raymonp, son of James and Ehzabeth Josepuing Loughlin, aged 20 years, 10 mouths and 12 days Friends and retatives of the family are requeated to attend the fuueral, from the residence of his parents, Urldge st., Brooklyn, op Saturday, December 9, ab Me t Pascack, on Tuesday, December 6, Jacow Macktx, in the 77th year ot his age. Funeral services wii be held on Friday, December 8, at eleven o'clock A. M., in the Reformed church, at Spring Valley, Rockland county, N. Y. Train leavea Joot 23d st. at 8:15 and Chambers st, at 8:30 A. Mariws, —In Brooklyn, on Thursday, December 7, Gronas Matnews, tn the 20th year of his age. Relatives and friends aro invited to attend the funeral, from his later 8 Monroe st, Decomber ¥, at two P.M. On'the 6th inst, ALvReD Meten, aj idence ot his father, Mr. Beoege Meigh, 83 Oakland s8t., Greenpomt, on Saturday, Oth inst., at balf-past ten A. M. All friends ao Mee tives aro, respectfully invited to attend, Mitts.—On the 6th inst, Wittiam ©, Mriis, aged 45 years. "the relatives and friends of the family aro respect fully invited lo attend the funcrat, trom the Twenty- seventh street Methodist Episcopal church on Sature day, the 9tb inst., at_ twelve o'clock, Mvim.—At New Providence, N. J., on Wednesday evening, December 6, after a lingering lilness, Jona. THAN M. Mutu, in the 6sth year of his age. The relatives and friends are respectiully invited to attend the funeral, at bis late residence, at New Provi- dence, on Sunday, 10th inst, at tweive o'clock, neon. McCaumay,—On Thursday, December 7, in the 87th year of her age, MARY ASN, widow of Donald Hamilton MeCalman, late of St. Jonus, Newfoundland, and Islay, Scotland, Frionds are invited to attend the funeral services, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs J. B. Harris, 284 Unton at., Brooklyn, on Saturday, the 9th inst, as two o'clock P. M. Mec! —At City Island, Jarvis McCLesxom, aged 61 years and 8 months, Fuveral from Methodist Episcopal ehurch, City Island, on Sunday, 10'b inst. Friends of deceased and those of his brothers, Charies, Lewis and George, are respectfully requested to attend, MoGanry.—On Weduesday, Deeember 6, Many Mo- year ot her age, ds aro invited to attend the idence of her sister, 132 Eagle st, Greenpoint, on Friday, December 8, at two o'clock. McKxox.—On ‘Tuesday, Decembor 5, Patrick Mo- Kxox, in the 87th your of hig age. Relatives and friends aro respectfully invited to at~ tend the faneral, from his late residence, 459 Court st., Brooklyn, on Friday, the 8th, at two o'clock. Mokuxxa.—At his residence, 22 William st, Jout McKewsa, in the 79th yeur of hie nage. Fureral services at 5t. Androws church, Duane st, on Saturday morning, at ten o'clock, MoNauy.—Suddenly, on Tuesday, December 5, Henry F. McNasy, in the 21st year of bis ag Relatives and {riends of the family are Tospectfully Invited to attend the funeral services, at the residunce of his mother, No. 202 Princo st., Brook ‘B, on Suture day, December 9, at hall-past oleven A. Suddenly, in Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Decem- HARLES OTIS, Aged 54, Funeral services wil! take place on Friday, Decem: ber 8, at three P, M., from his late residence, 180 Clin- ton Brookly: n PALMER. On Thursday, December 7, Witttam Pat- mux, in the 50th year of bis age, Notice of tuneral in Saturday's Herald. . ParkeR.—At her residence 224 East 109th st, on Thursday, December 7, Sanau Parken, widow o! the late James Parker, of this city, in the 87th year of her nd friends are invited to attend the fu- ervice at Rev, Dr Burchard’s chureb, 13th at, between 6th and 7th ava, on Sunday Slterovon, December 10, at one o'clock. Pickrorp.—In Srooklyp, suddenly, on Taesday, Sth inst., Frank, only son of John and Emma Pickford, in the L7tn year of his age, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, tag! fo omntengs e Baptist church, Nope g Se near Broadway, on Saturday, 9th Inst, at two SL, December 4, 1876, e CINK —At New Brighton, 3 okGe S., youngest son of Henry and Cathal Beguine, Funeral this afternoon, at half-past two o'clock, from his late residence, Monroe av. SLayBack.—On Wednesday, December 6, 1876, Jessim Wituistox, only daughter of John D. and Jeanie BK. Sliyback, aged 8 months and 19 days. ‘the relatives and trionds of thet family are te fully invited to attendyber tuncral, on Friday morning, at half past ten o'clock, at No, 416 Madison ay. Sovomos.—Morws, air, Lexa, Many aad Dero- Ran. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, at eleven o'clock, Friday, December s, 103 Bocram st., Brookiyn. Members of Darcy Lodge, #. A. M., aro invited to attend; also United Brethres Beneit Societ es Solomon Lodge, F. % of 1.4 ge, K. also Putnam ft P. Siren ‘addenly, ‘December 5, Tuomas Sexson, in th ear of his age, Rota and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from his late st, Brooklyn, third Friday, December , Srerraced.—ln Brooklyn, on Tuesday, December 5, at tho great calamity at Brooklyn Theatre, AvRANAM STRKTTAUEKR, aged 27 years. Relatives and friends; also Eldad Spice No. re] ‘A. eily i 1. 0. B. B,; Hohenlinden Lodge, No. 66, Hebrew Benevolent Association, are r vited to attend bis funeral, on Sanday, ten A. M. suarp, from 43 and 45 at half-past Stires,--On Wednesday, December 6, Eurzaseta L., relict of the late Dauiel Thines, in the 81st year of hes Holatives and friends are respectfully invited to at~ tend the funeral from her late residence, No. 47 Weat forty-second street, ou Friday, December 6, at tour Pr Interment at ‘Philadelphia Tucksk.—In Brooklyn, on Monday, December 4, Witsoy Tucker, M.D, ‘The relatives und friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, trom bis late res dence, : ‘- Lalayeue av.,on Friday, December 6, at two P Weevux.—At St. Luko’s Hospital, on Thareday, De combor 7, Mr. Joux B. Wanonx, Funeral services will take piace at the ner 5th ay. and S4to st, on Saturday, twelve o'clock, Relatives friends are attend. Wuirtock.—At her resdence in Green: ca day, Docember 5, Janz A., widow of Whitiock, in her 76th year, ie or and trreuds of the tamily, hi respectiully invit ve ontae funeral, The ‘the Bediord avenue Baptist church, ioe Myrtle av., Brookiyn, atternoon, ember 9, at two o'clock. Wricat.—At White Plains, Carina, son of Angelifu and the late weight, tm the 20th year of his age, Relatives and friends of tho family are oe Ney is moines, bocoeway, Wour Piste, I iy, sa inl