The New York Herald Newspaper, January 5, 1877, Page 9

BUSINESS TROUBLES. pr [CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.] been made, He sald the committ were fully satise fied that their business had been conducted aquacely. And, as the frm bad expired by limitauon on January 1, he could not say at present whether they would re- sume or not. John R. Terry, hatter, of No, 865 Broadway, has deen adjudicated a voluntary bankrupt by Register Fitch on his own petition. Among the creditors the fullowing have the largest ciaims:—John Ruszits, $5,110; G. C, Treadwell & C $2,983; H. M, Silver- man, $2,141; Henry Treadwell, $2,500; A. E. Wood, pat The asseis consist of stock and fixtures, 9,000; accounts receivable, $3,000, The liabilities amount to $25,000, ‘The following assignments wore yesterday filed in the County Clerk’s office:—John Frederick to Her- man Obstejelder, and Theodore F, Allen and Josephine M. Allen, comprising the drm of Allen & Co., to Rich- ard Esterbrook, Jr. sf FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL The Stock Market Active, without Im- portant Change. a GOLD STEADY AT 107 A 106 7-8. —_+____ Money on Call 7 and 5 Per Cent—Govern- ment and Railway Bonds in Good Demand, A Wan Stren, \ Tunrspay, Jan, 4-6 P.M. The demise of Commodore Vanderbilt, so long ex- pected and, in a measure, feured, from its possible un- favorable effect upon the stock market, was announced this morning, ‘The false intelligence to the same ef- fect, which on more than one previous occasion bad been noised abroad, bad made so little impression on prices,thut the fact was taken as a guarantee that none would happen when the event really occurred. The Stock Exchange had thoroughly prepared Itself by long auticipation and, in street parlance; had discounted tho various contingencies likely to occur, Conse- quently to-day when the report caine in authentic shape upon a market of innate strength and one disposed to ferist, it scarcely caused a tremor of excitement, Lake Shore and Central and Hudson, which are known par excellence a8 the Vunderbilt stocks, halted and re- ceded for a brief time and then returned to the aver- age selling prices of the day. It was evident that preparations had been made, and wore strictly carried out, to bold these securities firmly, and as the bears had boon patiently waiting for many weary months, not to sell more stock, but to cover that which they had already sold, there was no antagonism met with from that quarter. The Twenty- third strect skull and bones party have this time, at least, reckoned without their host, and are no more successful than they were in their gold venture, which they based upon a Republic’s death and “shedding seas of gore.” For Jay Gould, with his long line of shorts, which must have grown musty from ago and the charging up of many dividends, there is no way out of the scrape as yet, but, on the contrary, # fair prospect of his continuing a borrower of the stock for an in, definite period to come. While these remarks are per- tinent as to the immediate effect of the Commodore’s death it cannot be overlooked thatthe event may bave an important bearing upon the future values of the propertics, and particularly of Lake Shore, fhe cool head, farseeing mind, executive sapacity and indomitable energy of Mr, Vanderbilt will scarcely be repiacod by those who step “ip bis shoes; nor can they be expected to, for the con- ‘ation neh rare’ abilities in a single individual {8 oo; \be world’s wonders, and docs not happen over lad wtury, Yo hye gr cs wae added hie great wealth, aud his readiness to app-chry fatter to the support of his sheos anchor Wint', MM ators on either sido of whe accouns Had a hoo Pain of, volt SAP SEUMY be axpe asore will ps8 readily come to irout, or (hat with a divided Ricrest, they will have Gre ane y to do wy, and, sousequently, greater fluctuations aid @ more sanst- dive feeling will be likely to ruie m Central and Hud- On, as well as in Western Union and Lake Shore, in the tuture, The undertone of the market is decidedly firm and the tengency of prices upward, and not the less 30 that one of the disturbing causes was removed jo-day. A satisfactory settlement of the Presidential question would clear the way of aimost the only re- maining obstacle to a more dvaithy and vigorous stock market, Disbursements from banks and other institutions are commencing to be felt in the greater ease of the money market and in the brisk demand for government and railroad bonds, Prices of the best sorts of railroad mortgages are creeping up toa figure that is no longer considered cheap, and consequently those of the second tlase are finding bayers at enhanced values, At the close the market was a trifle offon realizations and through some apprehension that the news of Mr, 4 ne om favorite Pay nen panic threatened was a ed th this sa Vanderbiit’s death might bring orders from out of town parties to sell to-morrow, THE SALES TO-DAY, The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day aggregated 98.890 shares:—New York Central and Hudson, 5,680; Brie, 500; Lake Shore, 36,050; North- western, 400; Rock Island, 500; Pacific Mail, 700; St. Paul, 300; St. Paul preferred, 2,900; Ohtos, 2,000; Western Union, 11,400; Wabash, 200; Panama, 200; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 9,690; New Jer, sey Central, 1,140; Michigan Central, 22,100; Detu- ware and Hudson Canal, 1,300; Illinois Central, 1,250, OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICKS, The following table shows the opeuing, highest and lowest prices of the day :— Opening. Highest. Lowest, New York Central.. 100) LOL 10054 Harlem. - 136 156 136 Eric... 9% 9% oy Like Shore... 663, 55% Wabash. 1h 1% Nortuwestern 36 'y Roek Island 100% 100% Milwaukee and St. Paul.. 204% 20% Mil. and St. Paul pref 5354 52% Del., Lack. and Western... 7644 16 New Jersey Ventral. . 80% Ohio and Missiesipp! 0% 128 72 Pacific Maul... 23% Offered, Asked, f.. BBG” Gia Atl a Hac Yel 2% aickstive 75: Guickstiver pe fied Mor L& sin Mar L & Min pf Han & Sto pt Adams Kx... 101 LS & MSo American ti Mich Central. Us Express... 55 NY & Harlem.135\, Wells Burge NYC &tiud ‘U OU & Alton NJ Central.. Cleve & Pitts. & Olio & Mi 3 Chi& XW 6 Yanatmn.......127 Tol & Wabush. Chi & NW pf. 57 L Union Paeitie,, 60 Chi & 1 Mil & St Paul.. 20°) ADVANCE AND DECLINE. The following are the changes in closing prices com- pared with those of yesterday :— Apvanck.—New York Central and Hadson, 3%; 5 Burlington and Quincy, M4; Chicago’ und and Hucson Canal, 4; Hannibal ph, 36; Llinois C 1%) Michi Central, 4; Morrie aud Kerex, 4; Jersey Con tral, 4; New York, New Maven and Hartlord, 2; Panama, 2; Chicago and Rock Island, 4; St Paul preferred, 5 and Wabash, 4; Western Union Telegraph, 4%; American Express, }g; United States Express, 4. ; Dectaxx,—Delawaro and Lackawanna, 4; Eriq 4; Lake Shore, 44, Chicago and Northwestern, 4; Ohio And Mississippi, 4; Vaewie Mail, 44; Su Paul, J; Adams Express, 4; gold, 54. THK MONKY MARKBT. Money carly in the day loaned up to 7 per cent, Told, on call, and in exceptionul instances at 1.64 per diem, but subsequently became easier, aud toward the slose was offered at 8 per cent. rates of exchange ou New York at the undermentioned cities to-day were:—Savanunab, 6-16 offered, selling par to 3-16 oftores; Charleston, very svarce, nominally s4 die count a par; Cincinnati, Grim, 1.10 discount; St. Louls, pure a 60 discount; New Orieavs, commercial 7-16, bank 14, and Cuicugo 60 discount. Foreign exenange is firm, with actual basiness at 4.8934 a 4.84 for bhuk- fe’ wixty days sterling aud 4.55% a 4.86 for demand, THK GOLD MARKET. Gold opened at 107 and closed wt 106%, all the sales of she day having been at these Gxures, Tho carrying 1000 Mo 6's, St J. "87. 5000 Chi, KL & P 7's, GOONS en Ist nu. 1000 M & St Pist. LC 5000 Chi, B&Q 7s... 2000 ENWecgb 100 1 & SJ -8'xcon. 10+) Ced F & M Ist. Fates wore 7 per cent, gold, and 1-32 per cent per diem, OPERATIONS OF TUE GOLD EXCHANGE OLEARING DE- Gola balances Currency balane: Gross clearances CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. Curreney exch: Currency valance Gold exchanges, Gold balances. THE UNITED STATRS TREASURY. The receipts from internal revenue to-day were $261,057 64, and from customs $579,460 35. Thi ternal revenue recetpts for the six months ending December 30 were $57,985,605. The United States Avsistant Treasurer to-day paid out $612,000 gold for interest and $16,700 for five- twenties redeemed. Total, $628,700. THE FOREIGN MARKET, In London consols closed yesterday at 943 a 944, opened to-day at 94 7-16 and at half past three o’clock were quoted 949-16. United States bonds are i higher tor ten-forties and new fives, and 3¢ for 67; The Bank of England di- rectors, at their regular weekly meeting this morn- left the minimum discount rate 2 per cent. The Bank lost £151,000 specie during the week; the down to 45 per cent of lia- bilities, from 4934 per cent last week. To-day £100,000 bullion was withdrawn on balance. The | specie in the Bank of France was' decreased 19,047,000 francs during the week. Rentes are 106f 2uc, The following are quotations at five P. M.:—Consols for money, 9444 0 945¢; consols for account, 9444 0 9456; fivestwenty bonus of 1865, old, 1053, a 10544; five- twenty bonds of 1867, 108%; a 108%, ten-forty bonds, 108% a 108% ; new fives, 10754; Erie, 934; bar silver 3744 pence per ounce, RAILROAD BONDS. Railroad bonds continue strong, with the largest do- mand for Michigan Central sevens, Union Pacitic firsts and Chicago and Northwestern gold sevens. changes in prices compared with last previous sales An advance of % Wabash seconds, }4 in New Jersey Central firsts new and Union Pacific sinking tunds, % in Er: mortgages, % in Michigan Central sevens, Toledo and Wabash firsts and Louisville and Nashville consolidated of 189% Now York Central sixes of 1883 sold at 10414, ‘The other changes were unimportant, In the afternoon the 8t, Paul issues brought 100% a 101 for La Crosse Division, 99 for U. and M, Division und 86% for consolidated sinking funds. Union Paci- fic sinking funds rose to 9434, Michigan Central soveus Wabash tirsteto 102 34, and seconds 1000 Cen Puc gb. 4000 © P ist, St br, 1000 NY Cen #'s,'83, 1000 Alt & T H Ine... 10.0 Tol & Wab ist.. 102% 1000 Tol & Wab 2 5000 Gt West L 2000 Gt Western 2d., 5.00 T,Can So & D Ist 1000 LCN con, 98... 7 she Fourth Nat Bk. 100 Mar La M... 200 W Un Tel..... 80 de 100 8t L, KCAN 50 Chi & Alt Rit.be ¢ 20) do... the ’65s are unchanged. 1 Pac mall ‘BS. 15 American Bx. oRY C & HR RE reserve, however, 100 dows aname 20 P.Ft W&C SoSt L,I Mt € s 500 dow. 800 Mors iis RR 100 H &StJ RR pi 100 Ohio & MissiRtbe © 100 M & SP RR p 3 BEFORE CALL—12:30 P, $8000 US 5-20 e, *67. 600 shs Mich Con RR. 2000 0 & NW ee xb. 2H000 Chi, RB I & P7's.. 1095, S000 M & 3 Piss, LC lor 1000 Un Puc #f.’.... 7° she Del & Hudson, B10 West Un Tel...) were as follows: in Toledo and to 102, Toledo 1200 Del, L & W RR. 47% 100 Onio & Miss RR.wS 47% 1OUChI, Ba QR... h Gen RR... The New Jersey Central issues wero firm and ad- 0 beige . 111 forfirsts and to 83 for convertibles, Cen- tral Pacitics rose to 107 and do, San Joaguin branch to The following were the closing quotations for Pacifle Railroad bonds:—Union firsts, 103% to 104; do, Jand grants, 102 to 103; do. sinking funds, 943, a 943¢; Central, 107 a 10734. GOVERNMENT BoNDs, ‘The demand for these securities on the part of indi viduals and corporations continues, and notwithstand- ing the weakuess of gold the prices are not only firm, but th some instances are higher, firm at the following quotations:—United States cur. dp. do., 1881," registered, 11336 a 113% ; do, do.,do., coupon, 114 a 1144 ; do. do, 1855, registered, 1095; a 109%; do. do., do., coupon, 10934 9 10994; do. do,, do., new, rogistered, 11034 a do, do., d0,, 40,, coupon, 1104; a 1103¢; do, do, 1867, registered, 11334 a 11334; do. do., do, coupon, 11844 a 11334 ; do. do., 1868, registered, 114 a 11434; do, do,, do, coupon, 115 a 1153¢; do, ten-forties, regis- do, do., coupon, 1133¢ & 118%; do, do, do., do., cou- Poiaall 86's © Hi... 1135 80.00 US 5's, 6, '81, lis, ool sot cur $1000 Mo 6's, St J, '87. 2000 NY 8 7" 4000 Chi,&RI 10060 NJ Cen conv. 6000 M& SP, 1 & 3 400M & SP Ii 12.09 M&SI' const yo000 Chi & NW con, Sou C&A NWee gb... The market closed Tency sixes, 1000 Un rae RE ist: 6 103% 100 Erio 30 Un Paesf.. 110.00 North Mo Ist. 1000 U & M con sf... 5006 F dnt J bt 100 Mich Cen i. bebs 2000 West Pac bds. 1000 St Lal Me lst. 1000 Alt & T H 2d pf. 5000 T&W Ist, StL d, 1000 Tol & Wab ud. 5000 Mor &_ ls com. 700 Mich Sou 2d, 1000 H_& Bt Jo Bi Yu shs Continental Bi 100 Canton Co..... 100 Del & H Can a be 200 West Un Tel.. be 100 do. be tered, 11334 a 113 “500 LS & MS RR. be fives, 1881, registered, 111% a 112; pon, 111% a 112; do. 434’s, 1891, registered, 108% a STATE BONDS. State bonds were lower, Louisiana consols declining l per cent to 50, Missouri iong sixe: per cent, selling at 104 at 100 and Hannibal and St. Joseph iss Ata meeting of North Carolina bondholders to-day, representing all classes of bonda, the following trus- tees were appointed to secure a fair settlement be- tween the bondbolders and the Siute:—George S. Coe, cob D. Vermilye, BB. Shervan, Enoch Pratt (Bal- | timore) and B, B, Comegys (hiiadelphia). PRODUCE RKCKIPTS. The following are the receipts of produce, &c., at Chicago for the month of December, 1875 und 1876:— Tis, 200Chi & is do. a 500 Mé& SP Kitpicbe BS 20 P,PW&O RR gt be 0) DLs dk WBE. were down }4 Missouri sixes of 1877 sold 200 Ohio & Miss R.be A 10 Han & SY SRK pe way 41 Chi & Alt RE pi.be gO de 25 Wells-FargoEx.be 10 US Express....be Sartuericun x, BO) Tac Mah ot 80 Mor & kw Kis. $3000 N.C & StL istxi 4000 CP Leto otd vr 2000 Erie 3d mi... 100 she belo Can 5 Wells-Fargo Ix. 92% 00 Del, L & W KR, luc, 1,109,963 | 600 LS & Ms Rie) Inc, 142,807 100 Ohio « Miss RRs: ‘ 109 Han & S¢F RR 5 Pittsburg Rit 100 Ubivd Mins itt pt COMMERCIAL REPORT. Net Ine, 639,737 ‘The increase of tonnage on grain, flour and hogs ts abvut 20 per cent over 1875, MINING SHARES, The following are the transactions in mining shares in Now York:— COTTON: SPOT, FRM AND 1-8c. STRONG—WHEAT FIRMEL—CORN QUIET— WHISKEY QUIET—LARD FAIRLY DULL—SPIRITS QUIET—OILS FIRM—COFFEE 1-2c, nIGHER— SUGAR QUIET—FREIGHTS LOWER IN INSTANCES. Tuvrspay, Jan. 4—6 P. M. Thore was ratber moro disposition to do busin day than was apparent yesterday, and the markets all but universally firm, while in somo cases bet- tor prices were obtained, On 'Change the markets were nearly all strong. Flour was in moderate de. mand, but bolders in numerous instances demanded higher prices, Wheat was in moderate demand, bat higher prices wore paid for all kinds, Gorn was in te demand, but the murket was strong, es- peciuily for prime vld. Outs were quiet. Whiskey was quiet and nominal. Pork was quiet. 1-8c, HIGHER; FUTURES CLOSED 4 3-16c, HIGHER—FLOUR NOMINAL—PORK ACTIVE—PETROLEUM EASY—KOSIN TURPENTINE 100 Bullion... 2uv Cnledonia 800 Cleveiund, 100 Con Imperial, 150 Confidence 10 Crown Point 100 Douglass, 100 Merrimac, + 1: Northern Bellos10 200 Knywond&Ely.s15 100 St Josepi Lead... 5U Segr'd Belchor.610 S00 Sierra Nevada.s10 bed Silver Hill... 250) Exchequer, 100 Union Consol. 50. Yellow Juekes CALL—L}g P.M. 100 shs Leopard, Lard was in tair demand, wore without declded ¢hange. Freights wero lly, though in grain room, per steamer, tairly Cottun on the spot wus tye. higher, Futures closed firm and 3c. a 3-160, higher. Oils firm, Petroleum dui. 1. Spirits turpentine quiet and easy, Corren.—The market for Rio was decidedly higher and we mark quotations up } bags ex Copernicas (part before arrival) in lots at 19%. @ at Baltimore of 3,300 bags Kio ex Mild coffee w 200 Cleveland.,. 100 Northern Belle.s10 50 Overman. 30 Pleusaut View 100 Raymond & 20) Segreg’d Beleher.. }0) Sierra Nevada 100 Silver Hill, 60) Union Consol active to Liverpool, Coffeo was ge, sales were 14/ Information has been received that the Hannibal ana St. Joseph Ruilrcad Company on or about the 10th inst, will come into the use of about $4,000,000 of land notes, which will pat a large sam into the treasury of the company—suflictent, it 1s sald, to “steel rail’ the road and leave a handsome surpius. change will occur in the directorship of the company, and that Mr. Sidney Dillon will be view of the fact thut close connection isto be made over the Wabash, Hannibal and St. Joseph and st Joseph and Deaver to Hastings with the Union Pacific, which will secure to the latter a shorter route to St. Louis and the East by about eighty mies, E, Quincey, of the firm of William Heath jected to membership in the Francis Jane on private terms. Ordinary cargues, 18}gc. @ 18% treme range for lots, 183g, a 2340.5 N4e., gold, winety day: 28e. ; do., erase nats, 220, w 25e. Ceylon, 18346. # 2OIe. ; Maracaibo, 186, 4 200, 190, # 200. ; Jamaica, 18¢, Porto Rico, 18e. @ 21¢.; Costa Kies, Ise 0 Ise, 4 19!je.; Angostura, 186. @ 20c. ; # 20¢,; Caracod, 17}gc. w 1 market for spot cotton w pened ut wLout Inst evening's closing important change Was apparent ourlig the a there Was 4 decided y fraser with an advance for the ntos, fair to good, 20e. It 18 also stated that a ; Singapore, 19, 219, ; jected president in 19¢.; St Domingo, 1ge. « 170, ; Ive. a 20e.; Manil as firm and ie, forenvon, but in the alterne feeling, aud the marker ¢ day of trom Se. to B-Iuc, The closiug prices to-day cumpare & Co., Was unanimously Board of Broke! Thursday, January 4. a NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES 5-10 w 14 11-32 avious are based om American standard of ctw and on cotton in store running in quality hait A grade move or beiow the grade quote Uplands, Alabama. ‘Tuvrsoay, Jan, 4, 1877, #5000 Un Pac « Striet ordinary Strict good ordinary, 3000 LS & MS RR: Low middling Good middling. Striet good middling 1% Middling fair......6. M0 —Stained— Good’ “ordinary, 106. ; strict low middiing, 113e, were as follows :— 100 Wert Un Mulddling, 12%. Bpot wales | To Day. Last Eventng, FES ere, YOO MIL a Bt PLU Joo Mil & oth iit pl... 10 Lsles. For futare deliv were we folluws:—-Yosterday, alser two i’, Mw short notice, at 12:27 February, 500 at Me January, 1000 at i OF wt 9 Tze 1100 a 1 Bide 13 9-188, 1.00 ae Big. My BuO Us 418 1S-ine.; dane, 200 wt side. js uly, 100 at 40) WE Lia. 5 14 1-i6e. "400 at 14 Ooze. "400 at 14 de, 100 at 14 Ge 16a, 1,100 wtb }00 wt ba ete Jos, The receipts wt the BOARD—10:30 Totw), 22,000 bal ich Con WR 4 ich Con is 1,837; Baltimore, 1.3: adetpiia, 3s. Total, This di 2.8846, 43 lows:-To Havre, by by steam, %e.. comp 11.324. by FLOUR aN Superfine 5 Exira state Choice Sta Supertine Western,, Extra Westers, Minnesot .. Rownd hoop Oiiio, shipping bran Round hoop Ohio, trade, bends Family St. Louis, low extra’. ‘St. Louis, straight extra St. Louis, choice double extra, St. Louis. cho! . Superiine...... Southern, extra, Southern, tamily Corn meal, Western Corn meal, Sore neal, h meal, puncheons. —Whoat was in tuir req Inst evening) were about 15!) ew York, $10 lor x0. 1 2 Chicago in store, wank id sl 47 tor for steamer, 6 . wayquiet; 500 bushels Ponuaylyauia. o Barley Wass eady; about 1000) bushels six-rowed sold ou private terms. Barley malt was quict. quiet, with sules of a for ungraded Stato mixed, dee. m Sie. ior ungraded State white, de, a de ‘estern white, and 38¢. @ 40k¢c. for ungraded Western mixed TieMp and JutTs.—Jute Hemp was also quiet but steady. dressed, $190 a $200 for single, 135 u $140 for undressed; Kusyi talinn, $260 4 82 butts, dye a 3 hemp, Sic. Mousses, prices. Forvign romained dull ugal and mixed, 2se. « & good, 50e, 0 Naval Stones.—Spirits turpentine was quick and easy. Rosin was quiet, but unchanged; 4,90 bbls, rosin terday, Wilmington delivery, on private terms. We quote :— Spirits’ turpentine, Strained, $2 60 a $2"9 Wilmington, $3 «83 25 Wilmington were as follow sole and virgin, OLLS were generally Linseed, casks aud bbis., Ot Southern yellow. white wititer, dke, perm, crude. $1 4. do., batural do., $1 do., Southern, 70¢. winter bleached fish, S0e, « PuTkoLkUM.—\he ‘market way duil and entirel Tho closing prices were as follows do. in bbls, Tc, retined In bby caves, 3c, 4 deiphla, pro: vices fro panicky; United, $4 48% bid; il City, market panicky; of- shipment, not quotaole, Povutry.—Th're wax a moderate ‘demand and. prices —~Live fowls and ehick- fered ut $3 48%, all out steady. tern, 60s, a 85e, per oted at 14e. w 7c, erse: prime tensor, 1. fi @ 10¢, fur fai ny 1818 2) tor Ma were very quiet. F Dellies at Bic. hams at 1 LOsic.s ple boxed belle: at a Lak Bacon was quiet wt 93¢o. ern. Beet—100 quote :~ Barrel: mess, 810.5) © 811 50; pi un sold wt S21. ted at Bie. a 8 Irly active, and lise Indi: Steir att and $11 5: Me in Mareh. B11 70 for wt B11 3736 a B11 40; 150 tlerces kettle at 11 624 of 40 tierees Cu No. 1 at Ls. and 4,554 bo: aud boxes, 7% ‘i 10. Bie. w UM efined, st 1c: crust ulated, 11%ge.; 4o,, second quality, 113¢e. "cut lout, Lage, a l2ge. but firm at tt ‘TaLLow.—Reer Biot WiiskxY.Receipt and nominal at Freignts—Quite un wctive movement wi rain, especially to Liverpool, but with existing ditenity in 0 clined Ad, a du. por bushe ving been paid tor this product porting ood: day. sali r nage available. 146,000 bushels gral Tad. For sienee, 290 ‘orwexiun’ bar d petrolen British bark, 200 tu buck st « lump sum, DOMESTIC Cotton good ordinary, constwise, 02 Cotton firm: tending up: + agvod ordinary, 13¢¢, ross, 4,177, Exports Const wise, 21,643, ordinary, 11 3gc Cotton firm; middling, 12 1 Me. good ordi Exports to bales 86,074, Flour unebange: No, 2 Milwaukee ¢ extra white Micl bushel held ay changed, Mill Hoston, 40c. ; to New Y ts—Flour, 1 shipn menys tak Northwestern sp: without change, 50, Minnes: PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET, PKOVIDENCE, Jun. 4, 1877, Printing cloths quiet but firm at previous prices. EUROPEAN Cotton—Futnres p April and Muy detivery, 7 1-10d Spirits of petrol turpeatine, 8 Produce oli, ais. per owt. (New York Produe Hrroscock to Mra. JutiaT. Hamcoust, all of peeva—Cumberlind eat firmer et Musoncnay $0 Pe, 465. ‘This day x 44s. Ud; tong clove firiner at #4. 6 480, Total “sinew September 1, te, ton freights closed as fol- 1876, Gustaves Isaacs to Evosxia Vaw Dusen, ol this cy “‘Sworos—Hovt.—On Wednesday, Sd tat, at Johu’s chureh, Swanford, Cono., by the Roe: Walt Tatiock, AtnkRT S Swoxps. of New YOek city, Gxeorctana, danghter of George A. Hoyt, Esq, of 31 fora. Vax Punt—Paryrar.—At the residence of the bri parents, Long Island City, on Wednesday evenial Japuary 3, by the Rev, RB. Garretson, Peree Vay Paul to CORNELIA H., daughter of John W, Payatar, Esq. To Liverpool, firmer at ds. Udy te steady at 27s, uit ay 108, Bd. tern dull at 1) i do. do. pow dull wt ais. dull wt 1 is, 10d, = rp dull at ils, 2d; du. Corh—Mixed soft old duil at 27 the four market was 0 ippiny grades were quite gen Pbbis, including State At the ‘annexed quotations. safes were 18. HAVANA MARKET, Spanish goid, 118% a 1181, Stwtes, 60 day: 4 ou the Unived MK YS on thadoh. 13% a4 premium ; on Paris, 3) a 1 premium, | oe -—— FINANCIAL, esa 3) SELIGMAN & CO., issue Letters of Credit to Travellers, payable in wny part of Europe, Asin, Afri raw Bills of draw Bills of E SSeai See: Australia and ee ereSusenceas | SBSSeUSosses. aphie Transfers of joney to Europ AT REASONABLE RATES—MON Endowment Insuri WN LIrEB AND Policies and Mortgay bought; insurances of all kinds effected with vest companies. J.J. HARBICH & CO.. 119 N7HICKLING —& CO. EESSLES ease £ BANKERS AND | loos in Stocks aud igher. bushels at $15 x hicago in store, $1 40 tor old n was in fair de 2D RAILROAD BO bought amd sold by tho bond house of ALBERT H. NICOL No 48 Pine st. 8 and 10 per cent choice City « ties our =peciaity nt, interest promptly paid, for id County Bonds | | Bowery SAVINGS. BA cae ae r . New You, Dec. or dowple aud | “"A semi-annual dividend, uins of five dollars » thonsa@ad dole watch shail | aths on the tet day of | ars aud not exeee: ¢ been deposited at lest three tn ary next, will be allowed to the depusitors, and will be | payable on oF atter 5, UST cordance with the prov sud'at Gioady) | bree thousand te -—Cubs, centri . We; dos, mus- ions of the bylaws. By order of SAMUEL T, BROWN, President. GH, Coccesuats, Secrotury. ERSBY CITY SZVENS, HUDS J. LAMB, 1 iexchang “RIVER “SAVIN corner Sth wy. and Sath st. Friends of the family are Jnvited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No 432 West 48d sh, Duvor —On Wednesday, January 3, 187%, of paew monia, Witttax Devoy, aged 45 years, Relatives and irjends are invited to attend the fa, neral, from 221 Eust Slat st, Sajurday, at half past ton AM. —Kosin quiet; strained, ‘Turpentine stendy ‘The Trustees have declared, ont of the earn- ings of the pust six mouths, & semi-annual dividend at the rute of six percent per antum on all sums of sS aud up- ward, pnyuble on and after January 141847. Thtureat not withdrawn ‘will be added to principal and. draw interest from Janaary 1 made on or belure January 10 will draw Interest firm but quiet, yellow: winter, lard, present winter, bleached winter, orthern, 750. } ic. ; exttw do., Boe. bleached ' winter, Funeral will take place on Friday, Jam 5, from Church of St. Joun the Baptist, corner of Willdughoy and Lewis avs , Brooklyn. - Dunx,—At BS oh J., on Wednesday, January 1 daily from 10 A. M. to 3 P.M. day, Wednesday wid Saturday evenings irom 6 to 8 o'clock, NEY, Vico Prosident, Starronp, Secretary, KIDGEWOOD INSU relined at Phila. Jo. at Baltimore, prompt, “A semi-aunual dividend of seven (7)pe payable January __WM, AL SCOPT, Secret FUNDS TO LOAN ON tT . Brooklyn and Queons county, LEAVITT & WOLCOTT, DA FIRST GLASS adwiny ; estublishod six Address 7. 6. Ry Western, $137 Ww ood indorser wid sgcurity given. Heraid Uptown office, TH DIVID.ND The trustees have d Dressed poult tulr to prime state, 14e, a 1Sc. 10F 16e. w 17¢, for good to’ prime Western Chickens were quoted at UNION DiMs SAVINGS BANK — lured their usaal dividgnd at the rato cf 6 percent per aunum on all sums that mained on deposit for the last three o- six months, payable Money deposited on oF betore nuvey 10 will draw interest from January 1. ‘This bank hus removed frem 46 and 38 Canal st. to their nd sh ay, Open $c. tor good to prime Western and 9. to good do, Provistons— Ke and 50 vases ids. OF tierces and 1,056 | 1d 1,025 Band after January evenings 5 0 7. ILKON J. HAINES, Presidents, Februury and $18 10 bid, $1820 G, 8. Cuarts, Treasur 0 bbls, at $18 for February: Tuos. FLovp'J one $10.000, $60,000 K, GIBSON, Jr, or KM. His Are quoted at . roved Property at 6 por e A. BEL TO LOAN-AT 6 PER GC. yours,on improved city property. JAMES. RKIITSON, 77 Codar at, . TO LOAN ON New York city; T. YOR FIVE & Tge. for shoulders. gc. lor city and O3¢ Mortgage: Ove y Dressed hogs—City closed ud Brooklyn property. Apply to F. $375.000. COPARTNERSHIPS. OTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN THAT Tit nership between the un under the firm name of Johnson Brothers & Mmitation of thé derafgned Timothy O'Donoghue retiring tr d the others of the andersiqued e. nder the same Girm name, pursuant to statut the Dusiness of the old firm will b signed Thomas J. . I RISCOLL, TO LOAN ON MORTGAC $50,000 on life and endowment T.S. YOUNG, 12 Pine st. $11 5735 bid) Pe bettas Spot sales were m) tiercey at Br at lOc. & 10%. aud 80 tierces city reigned, hereti rinership agreement, noon, in Lond’ 2,6 settied by the under- n and James G, Johnson, who are ign the old rm name in liquidation of the aquict market for raw; 4, centrifugal sold yosterday at Lohjc, « 10%4c. There was # good deinand for raw We quote :~ Fair refinin, grocery, {nir to choice, vc, a I and boxes, Nos. 8 to 1y affairs of the Datod New York, January 1, 1877, THOMAS JOHNSON JAMES G. JOUNSON, MIMOTHY O'DONOGHUE, RINERSHIP HERETOFORE + between 5. Uppenicimer, A. Oppentelmer mad under the firm name of Uppeneimer Bros. & HW boen dissolved by,its own limitation, Janua firtn wiil further Continue for the purpose of ut No, 64 Nassau st. HE FIRM OF Porto Kio,’ refining, com: STKARINK.—Receipts, 45 tierces. The market was quiet 19 bhds, 37 bbl ‘The market wus quiet but firm ;'70,000 Ibs, choice BERNARD & OO. 18 THIS DaY 4 casks and 150 aissolved Ly mutual consent, The busiuess of the firm will be liquidated by K. Awrou. January 2, 1977 ‘The Dusiness will stiH remain ot 388 Bowory. The market was quiet sirable und th References and WORTH OSGOOD solicitor of pat funery, trom her late residence, 208 F Brooklyn, on Friday, Junuury 5, at one o'clock. TS WANTED.--SOMETHING NEW 5 BOUCUBK & CO., 02 Faivon mt. YEARS’ EXPRRIE jartnor with capital. “GENTLEMAN OF SEVE Aadress, coptidentially, INSU KAN UE, Box 2,578 10st vilice, ps on private te per steam, 16,000 busuels grain, 744d, 60 or steam, 80 bules b PARTY WISHING TO INVEST 810,000 OR MORK Peers wrtner in a Brat cla hence to Cork tor orders, with «.0d.; an American burk, henee with 4,000 quarters grain at 10: in \merieun burk, 474 tons, lene: ome), aublet, with, K jean brig, 462 t s need apply. Herald Uprowu sit LOTS OR MORTGAGES, NEAR n for a payiny Business or stock Address HUTEL, box 129 Herald office, MERCANTILE BUSINESS, partner with $15,0°0; bas am: » to extend, having yalauble foreign account Apply GRIGGS & 08 Broadway. FOR SALE.—A.—TO PRODUCE AMBER and forms, chemically identic with al of the genuine article mt to be distin. uiold ehuaper than, the genu- . per by po to Voreana ¢: UsINESS—HOUSE New York, will be «i ar Merchanuise, NA GOOD WHOLESA| gentleman nlone want resent uses, but do: ‘moriewn bark, 604 tons, eral cargo to Melvourne ata luinp sum: hence to the Mediterranean and MARKETS, .« KSTON, Jan. 4, 1877, i low middling, 11%, Stock, 120,025, New Ontxans, Jan. 4, 1877, low ttddling, f reeeipta, i243 bale 5H. Sulex, 9,000, Stoel Malnchit splendid imitation ished by .ight from, and t to RUDOLF MOSSE, Advertsing Agency, to stock raisors and farmers, Monrue, Jan, 4, 1877. Cotton firm; middling, 12)¢.; low midditne, 130. , good Net receipts, 544 bales, ptock, 74,601, SAVANNAH, Jan, 4, 1877, Cotton quiet and firm; middling, ood ordinary, 11 ‘0 Great isrital ‘Tho advertiser has a tract of 1,50) acres of land in Mis. ixports coust- 039, Sales, has « fing herd of Durham and common stock, Bork- shire and Pol brood mares with coits from large barn, icehouse, dudrod head of stock. furnisi one-hal! of the capital. 000 need answer, brains, capital KAISER, care N, W. The farm has dairy house and sueds ‘The advertiser wil at persons with hfe 14 a good chanew for three hu Crantestox, Jan. 4, 1977, from $2,000 to Net receipts, 910 jes, 1,800, Stock, Osweeo, Jan, 4, 1877, @ Contfuent 662, Ayer & Sou, Times Building, ATENT KIGHY FOR SALE. oF upply to F. A. TURNER, Patnam Hous: ARTIES HAV NG MODERATE CAPITAL ~ ‘timate business in the country please enll Motor for churning, &e. ; nat Be. Barley dul do, held ut Y6 . Ruilroad freights— BUe.; to Albany, 25¢, Kalirond Burrato Jan, 4, 1877. No fresh arrivals reported for twenty-four hours. No ships M 1 wheat, 10) bushels white Michigu: VeLL's Spring ‘aud county rights for s ARE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. The subscriber will lease for # term of ye: turiag Busivess, paying Irom o For particulars nddress J Pio CAPITACT eto two hunured per cont, B., box 200 Herald office, 3?%.—-WANTED, $15,000, TO DEVELOP "810,009 to $150,000 ixed Western, in lots, wt S4sy ly protite; capitalists oan Principals eniy addre Sf PAT Nivd vid articie and NEGRITORY FOR 5\L) an entirely new, novel and cheap house: Wish to dispose of the Gastern aud Middle States ufucture 1f desired. saddress JNO, B. COLLINS, 101 Henry se, Brooklyu, Flour searce and Orm weak and February; WITH $1,500, ESTABLISHING #; capital’ opportunity for’ right aia Bulk meats firin an ettled and frm vy, $7 SU ag? ebruary; | Drew export business SPRALGHTFORD, one TANTED—A PARTNER IN A HOTEL NOW PAY. 7,500 do. ; barley, 17, 600 Dusliel 000 do arm, 1,000 do ; Hernoon call ol rh and oats unchanged. Pork stronger Lard firm, $11 40, February; Auterest will be given; ® thorough 4 eatigation allowed. | . in drug store, ewith above amount, popular jubilve concerts, Mra, HAKUING, Man ssistaut treasurer for eros, 8344 Hroadway, to make from $10 to $0 per BALES, Herald . § WILL SECURE INTER. aviished staple Dasiness, real AX) profit frat year. i: MARKETS, d runrantoe ot & estate securicy mud | planation av [LAN K Livenroow, Jan. 4, 1877, aged 6% yours, of hemorrhage of ds, low wilddiing clause, A URE CASH prise: will pay 100 per cont good security, eee MARRIAGES AN Lavearoot, Jan, 4, 1877, 1d, # 1539. por gallon, Loxpon, Jan, 4, 1877, J, per guliou, ANTWknr, Jan, 4, 1877. Petroloum, 491, for fine pale American DEATHS, fined petroleum, 1 Liveuroot, Jan, 4, 1877. Lard, 63%. 6d. por ewt. for American, Hancovnt —On Wednesday December 27, vy tue Kev. W. 1. Euyard, Daye teod (iy faneral on Sun sharp day, January Isaacs—-Vay Dusek.—Oo Thursd: December DIED. Annacnoun:s.—At his residence, Roalyn, L. 1, at two P.M, dd inst 1 1, Anexcromats, Canted States army, aged seventy-three, ‘otice of funeral hereafter, AukGG. Eg Brooklyn, Thursday morning, January 4, Fuspenicg, second son of Henry and Sarah H. Abégg, aged 14 years and 7 months. ee] ‘Relatives ana intends are respectfully invited ta atiend the funeral at the resiaence of his parents, No. 117 Schermerborn street, Brooklyn, om January 6, at? o'clock P.M, ee AHEALN.—On January 3, ELLex AMKARN, aged Fuoeral from her late residence, 31 Eldridge st, Friday, at two ofeiock, BaLpwix.—At Millord, Conn., op Tuesday, Ji 2, Davip L. BaLowsy, in the ¥2d year of bis age. Funeral serv! ut the First chureh in Mult if afternoon, 5th inst., at balf-past two ov Bicsnee,—On Tuesday, 2d inst, at Greenwieh, after 4 long tilpess, Mra, Maccaner M. BiGsuxs, of tue late Daniel 8, Bigsbee, aged 69 yeu | Relatives and triends are respeettully tavited to ate | tend the funeral services, at the résidence of Mr. A. By Davis, alt-past ten A. M., on Friday, Sth i jarriages will be im waiting at Greenwiod station, New York and New Haven Ratlroad, apon ar rival ot the 9A. M. tfain from Grand Cemvrat Depot, ew York, Interment at Greenwood, Orange couuty aud Elnara papers please copy. j Boorn.—January 4, Ave Booru, aged it | ‘ a Bs | years, son of J, B and Aca ail friends invit tiend funeral, ut St Iguatius’ church, 40th st, near Ob av, thie day, af ven AM. ‘ Jantwes.-—On Pharsday, January 4, Georax Caucxga, aged 25 years, ps und triénds are respectfully invited to ad funeral, oa Saturday morning, @t ten o'clock: OT West Lorb st. sné.—Suddeuly, JaMes F. Chak, only gon o y Clark tn the 41st year 0! bis axe, the Sth inst, ateieven o'clock A. My On Wednesday, January 3, Mary Tracy, of Patrick J. Dooley. Jeyvanson R. Duwx, ta the 71st year of bia tives and friends are respecttally invited to ate tend the tuneral. trom the First Baptist ehuareh, Pinine tieid, on Saturday, 6th inst., at bail-past two ofelock. Fiyxy,—On Wednesday, the 3d just, Susanwan M, wite ot Jobn F. Flynn, aged 29 years, \ Relutives and friends of the tamily ae rem uy invited to attend the tunoral, froin her late residenee, bs Dupont st, Greenpoint, on Friday, at half past ML x.—On Thursdav, January 4, Oxivia G., wile Jumes D. Fox, and daughter of Mrs. E. G. Thomas, The funeral wil take place from St Peter's Proe te-tunt Epissopul church, state st, near Bond, Broo! lyn, on Saturday, the Uth Januery, at two o'clock M. olatives and friends are invited to attend. Guana. —January 4, 1877, Davin Cranam, p Funeral taku place on Saturdwy, Jangary 6, at one Huxny.—On Wednesday, January 3, in the 35th year of tis age, Joun Hexny, of Cloughfin, county Sligo, Ireland, Relatives and friend#are respecttully invited to ate tend tis funeral, on Friday, the dth, at two olelock, from the residence of bis son-in-law, George Haas, core ner of Hill and Spring strects, Wi ovoken, N. J. Hiaorxs,—At Jamaica, Le 1 nuary 8, ABRr wife ot Thomas’ Higgina aad daughter of Patrick Catharine Lyons, of county Limerics, Ireland, 4 4th year of her age, The relatives and friends are invited t faneral on Sanday, January 2, at one o'clp@ief late residence in further invitation, Honx.—The (unersl of Era Hory will take Saturday, January 0, 1977, at eleven A. M., Chureh of tho Transtguration (Little Church Aro! the Corner}* The dramatic, minstrel and variety p! fessions are re-pecuully invited to attend. i Hui —Ip Fordham, January 3, Puorne A. aged 76 years, Funeral Friday, 6th, at 2 o'clock, from the residence of bis son-in-law, .gimes MeCue, Fordbum, & lckeN.—Huxny Ickes, Tharsday, January 4, 2 ashington ‘street, Jamaica, W: tend the funcral, Sunday, January 7, (rom 37 years, Relatives and {riends are respecttully invited Samed st, corner of Mad i ox, —In Brooklyn, January 3, Jacow B. Joume N, 10 the 4let yeur of bis age. elatives aud triends ure reepectiully invited to at tend is tunera idence, 144 Hewes st, on Saturday, Kexvat,.—On thursday, Janaary 4 Many L. wife of Kdware i Kendall aud daughter of tue ide T. Dade, ot Mobile, Ala, Funeral at No, 26 West 50th st, ons arday, af Kexsepy.—On Thursday, January 4, 1877, CaTmanixe two P. M. Dosruy, wife ot Edward Kennedy, No, 1s Coarivon st Funeral takes placo on Saturday, at one o'clock shurp. Friends and relatives invited to attend, Krxt.—vecember 30, Martin Kent, native of the parish of Adamstown, county Wexford, Ircland, 1@ the 49th year ot his ag Relatives and trieuds are invited to attend bis f neral, ou Friday, Sth inst, at two o'clock, from late residence, 369 Madisyn st. Lacour.—On Tuesday *Junuary 2, Ania, wite of John W. Lacour. Kelatives and friends are invited to attend the ukha av, .— Wednesday, Sd, Jonx Linus, beloved sqm tus, aged 22 years, and frends are respecttuly invited te attend the funeral, Friqay, the 6th, at One o'clock, from 444 Greenwich st Monutson, —In Jersey City, on January 2, Fraxcig Mokuison, aged 67 years, Keiatives and triends of the family are invited attend bis funeral this Friday afternoon, at two o'clock, from St. Matthew's church, Sussex #t, Jérm city, Londen, Glasgow and Australian papers please copy. Mosiey.—On ‘Thursday, January 4, Wituast Mosixy, in the 54th year'of bis age, formerly of Birkoubead, Chesuire, Friends are invited to attend the funeral from bit late residence, 604 West 42d 4, Saturaay, Januery 6, ateleven A. M. Enulish papor’ please copy. Mupastt —On Wednesday, January 3, Heuew J. wife of John W. Madgett, and dauguter ot the lace Sarah aud George Brodic, aged 26. ‘The relatives and Iriends of the family are res} fully invited to attend the funeral services, from bi late residence, No, 23 Kast 16th st., corner Broadwa; on Saturday morning, at ten o'lock. Nowax.—Joun Noban, aged 25 yea Dative county Fermanagh, lreiand, near Buniskilen. The relatives and friends are respectiuily request to attend the’ funeral, trom the restdence ot Patric Keenan, 613 East idth st, on Friday, January 5; thence to Culvary Cemete: Peck. —In this city, Jinaary 4, Ravens, eldest » of William 1. and Phebe A. Peck, in tho 22d year his ag Relatives and triends are respectfally invited to ab tend the funeral, at the Church of the Disetp! baie de und 46th 6., Monday, January 8, at el! A. Reowoxp,—On Tuesday, January 2, Manx, beloved husband of Catharine Redmond, in the 60tn yeut of bis age. he funeral will take pince from hia late residence, No, 120 Kast 23d wt, on Frigay, January 5, at baile one o'clock, r “4 pri Some Remp.—Oo Thursday, January 4, Mary E.uore Banreny, wile of John Reid, Relatives aud ticnds are invited to attend the funeral services, at her late residence, 219 6th av., on Sabbath evening, the Tth inst, at ve o'clock. Tue remains wiil be taken to Coluenham, Orauge county. Reyxoups.—Thureday, January 4, Meow Reyxo.o: the veloved son oi Joba and Ellen years aud 10 jawonths, ee The relatives aud friends are respectfully invited te attend the ianeral on Friday, the oth, at on€ o'clock, corner 4ist si, and 9th av., New York. E 18 Rowksox,—at Somerville, N. J., Monday, + Rockit, Rongson, in the 7 uperal took | lace at Belvidere, January 4, 1877. New Orleans papers ploase copy. Scuack.—Deeember 1, in Westphalia, Prassia, Praye| Bonack, SToKLEY. Suddenly, in New York, January 4, 1871, WILtsAM STOKLEY, uged 78 yours. Relatives aud irieuds are iivited to attend his fume ru), on Saturday, wo v'clock, Jan 250 President st, Brooklya. Mey % 1821, Philadelpaia papers please copy. Nkeax —1n this city, LDA ly ‘ikvax, of consumption, aged 40 years, 6 months und 22 day Baltimore and Chicago papers pleane VaNvenMLT.—On the Sins, grated gt VaxbER- mitt, tu che Séd your of hig Fuveral services will be helg at the Cau ngers, Mercer street, between Clinton and We aces, On Sunday, the Tth imat, at balf-past ten o'clock A.M, The remains wi family vault on Staten Istand, 3 a haan. 2 Wal.t.—On Tuesday Javuary Nilvsarmed 8. Wate, ra Funeral services at his tute remdenc Dorner Bou. levard and 16th st, Bast Morrivtan, morning, at ven o'clock, a, this (Friday) Wetb —On Jandary 2, Maycitester W. Wanp, of uinonia, only sou of Henry aad Ann B. Weld, aged 8 years, Fuueral (rom his late residence, 608 4th ay., corues | 17th st, Bhookiyn, this day (F )y tWo o'clock. Wiusox.—On Wedhesday, January 8, 187%, Buca | oe wite of alexatder Wilson, Stuinnanvt.—On Tuesday, January 2, a son tos W, | dod Bast 600u @ Kelatives and iriehds are invited to attend Mower od cuiid both | fuveral, irom ver lave residence, 410 Dea st, | lyn, on Friday, Junuary 5, at two P. Me " WihSANER.—AC bis rewtidonce, 163 av, A, To Jrpuary 4, Wittiat Wiksaven, aged 54 yours, Relatives and irends are “ava vived one