The New York Herald Newspaper, January 11, 1877, Page 9

MENT. NEW YORK FZRALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY Ui, 1877. ‘WITH SUPPLE - AN OLD LANDMARK GONE. [CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.) England before the Revolution, are still kept in the archives ofthe church. A magnificent silvgr chalice and paten tor the communion service, whidh had been Pp resented by Queen Anne, had luckily been removed ‘m the morning Irom the church to the sexton’s resi- dence, where the reporter saw them. They were of Massive silver, and bore only the words *Annw Regi- nw,” with tife imprint of tue maker and the letters A. ‘The total coat of the church was $80, xclusive of the bells and windows. The tront and side walls and the tower are still firm, but the rear wail, being cracked by the heat, will have to be rebuilt. The congregation, numbering about 300, will be com- pelled to use the little chapel, distans about 100 fect, as @temporary place of worship until the main edifice can be rebuut, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL AO BE Ed The Stock Market Alternately Weak and Firm---A Reaction from the Lowest Prices. pa date Bote 106 A 106 1-8. pal IE hi GOLD Money on Call 7, 6 and 5 Per Cent—Government and Railway Bonds Steady. Watt Senaee, Wroyxspay, Jan. 10-6 P.M. Dealings in to-day’s market were boiled down to a concentration of Lake Shore, Western Union and Michigan Central, while the rest of the list simmerea Jike a scum that was unworthy the attention of any- body. The pot wag kept boiling with a good deal of vigor in these three favorites for the most of the day, though the ebullition slackened off about noon, only to be re- newed again toward the time of closing. The idea previously suggested that Lake Shore would Go into mourning for the Commodore's death seems to be shaping itself ito a fact, judging by the depression which hung over the stock this morning aud the “vears in the voice’? of the deluded holders who were busy selling out shares at 54, which they fondly hoped to distribute at twenty potuts higher. Novertueless, ut the end of business a rexction set in under some lively buying to cover shorts, and the @ rallied back to opening figures and firmly closed there, Michigan Contral was simply noticeable for its steadiness and a sturdy refusal to sympathize with its Jugubrious side partner. In fact, the Fidus Acbates connection seems to be dissevered now that Lake Shore has grown in disfavor and that Michigan Cen- tral ig showing an amendment in the reduction of its floating debt and a generaily more thrifty manage- ment, Of the three actives, Western Union proved tobe the top sawyer in the day's business. Over 33,000 sbares changed hands at prices which slowly, but surely, advanced from 727% to 7: The inevitable, tn- separable mystery still haugs about this fancy, like the scent of the roses round the vase in Tom Moore’s ballad: for, though shares were greedily acquired, few buyers could ussign a better basis for their action than that something was going on “inside the com- pany,’? as though the corporation were a human being whose vitals and viscera were regaining abealthful tone after a spell of illness. Although not specially active, the greatest advance of the session occurred in Illinois Central, which fluttered up from 6234 to 64, with a final recession to 6334. It was the old story of scared shorts with small margins, who, baving rushed iuto a gunpowder maga- zine, where richer and more prudent operators have feared to tread, precipitately attempt to rush out again on the first symptoms of an explosion. Ohios und Mississippis were almost completely neg- lected, although favorable reports continue to be made of the business of the road, and hints are thrown out of a projected allianes with the great Baltimore and Ohio corporation, At onetime the St, Paul shares showed considerable weakness under the report of a further dimination of earnings. These statements are likely to come worse than better, as comparisons will be made between the undoubtedly slim business of the coming spring and the very large earnings {rom grain transport made at the corr:sponding season of last year, The report of the probable Interference of United States troops in matters at New Orleans, which came in just at gong sovzd, stiffened yold up to 10634; but was too late to affect the share market, even if it were likely to do so, THE SALKS TO-DAY. The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day ag- greguted 106,100 shures:—New York Ventral and Hud- son, 580; Erie, 500; Lake Shore, 32.600; Northwest- ern, 200; do, preferred, 200; Rock Island, 700; Pacific Mail, 100; St. Paul, 2,100; do. preferred, 11,200; Onios, 850; Western Union, 38,450; Delaware, Lacka- wanna und Western, 3,440; New Jersey Central, 1,450; Michigan Central, 9,495; Llinois Central, 2,800, UPENING, HIGHEST 4ND LOWEST PRICES, The lollcwing table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day :— Opening. Highest. Lowest. 11% 117% Northwestern, Northwestern preferred , Rock Island, vee WWM Milwaukee and St. Paul... 204; Mil. and st 1 ref, bey Del., Lack, and Western. 76% New Jersey Central... 364 Onto and Missisippi. Westera Union, Pacitic M OSING PRICES—3 P.M. Offered. Asked, Offered, Pacific Mutt. 2s Mile StP pf. Western Union 73° Ca Sale Atl & Pac Tel, 16 Quicksilver.) 14) Quicksilver pf. 21% Sar ha Mine ig Mar L& Minpf 6%) ri Adams ex... 101 oly Amerienn E. on Us Express... 5 Wells-Yurgo, KiNG Hud 10. 3 Obi & Alton 100 J Central. 36) Cleve & Pitts Ole & Miss. Panam Tol & Wabnst Union Pavitie.. Dist Col ADVANCE AND DECLINE. The following are th: of yesterday AvvaNcr.—Burlington and Quincy, 1; Chicago and Alon common, %; Delaware and Lackawanua, 1; Brie, 4; Hannibal ‘and St. Joseph, 4; ao. preierred, 44; Loke Shore, 45 Micnig: trai, 4; Morris aud Essex, '4; Western Union, 6 Express, 4, and | Wells-Fargo, ‘4. Deetink.—-New York Central, ton, 4%; Llinois Contral, 5; 3 Jersey ‘Central, 5 Northwe %5 New York and Now Have Bippt, 'y; Quickstiv Ly; United Staves Exp THK MONEY MaKcen, Money was very easy toward the close of the day, and Dusiness was done as low as 4 percent, The early rates were Ga 7 percent, Thy rates of exchange on New York at the audermentio cities to-day were :— Savannals, selling at par to 3-16 offered; Charleston, easy, \ discount a par; Cincinnati, firm, 5010 conat; 3t, Louis, 60 to 76 premium, Now Orleans, com- mercial 7-16, bank 4, and Chicago, 60 to $0 discount, Foreign exchange was dail, but steady, Prime sterling, asking rates, 4.84and 4.80; selling rates, 4.836 and 4.86, Reichmarks, 94% 0 94%, and 9514 2.9614. Cables, 9596 a90. Prime Paris, 6.167 wnd 6 1494. THE GOLD MARKER, Gold opened at 106 and closed at 10644, the extremes ofthe day having been 105% and 106%. Previous to Delaware and Hud- | lic, 4; New ‘ai do. preferred, 1; Ohio aud Missis- ® the close the price udvanced from 106% to 1064, on ould balances... legrams {rom Washington that a conference bad jaken place bewween the President, Secretary Cam, ‘won and General Sheridan, and that General Augur sd been telegraphed to disperse the crowd in front of ‘pState House at New: Orleans. The carrying rates god from7 to 4 per cent, closing at the latter are. OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK. old balances $1,881,000 Spgurrency balances: 0433, 007 Aruss clearances... 89,522,000 CLEARING HOU! ‘durrency exchanges + $60.1 Surrency balances wa fold exchanges 7,067 1,112,195 ™ UNITED STATES TREASURY, ‘The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out $404,000 on Porto Rico, 474 do, English Islands and 3,000 bbls, Ni ote:—Cuba, centritugal snd mixed, 2Re. muscovado relining, wood, Dic. a S4e. ; prime, Spirits’ turpentine was firmer and with Hodis sold at d53ge. for southern and 4c. and 500 bbis, 15 Adams Ex 7 1 white Michigan, $1 39; extra do held at $1 45; amber t nud Jaiuary, $1 44: 46. No. 1 red winter, $1 40\; N 1ids9: February, $1) 35 F MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. account of interest, $909,000 in redemption of five- twenty bonds and $3,700 silve: Revenue receipts to-day, $250,000; customs receipts, $260,000; bank notes received, $600,000, Currency, $7,500,000; coin, $50,900,000, lesa coin certificates, re. & B%e.; do. 906. ; New Orlea We. ; fancy. 6c. 95 Wells FargoEx.ve BAige, offered: Mackay—Suira.—On Tnesday, January 9, 1877, at the residence of the bride’s mother, by Rev. David sonGe Mackay to Donetia, daughter Of the late Gerrit Smith, ail of Brooklyn. MouiMaxy—Luszwayy.—On Wednesday 1577, ab the residence of the bri Orange, N. J., by the Kev, Dr. Williams, Acoust L. MoLtwany to Pavuine S., daughter of the late Chas. , January 9, at tne Mr. R, A. Schouten, Kev. Charies Lancaster Short off- AM H, NELSON, of Garrison's, to Mise . daughter of the late Stockholm Schouten, Eeq., of Poughkeepsie, OkMANDY—VooLk.—On Friday, December 29, 1876, atthe iittlechureh around the corner, by the Rev. Dr. Houghton, J. H. Oxmaxpy to Matitoa WiNIPKRD nd Jane Poole, all of this @ 47. for New York ¥) do, corn, 3,000 8,000 bushels wheat, 3 ents~ JO) bbls. flour HicaGo, Jan, 10, S877. id bub lower; Inglis, D, D., AG5ge. for Southern and 47e. 10 Mor & By Ri, 100 Pack R of Mo. .ve THE FORRIGN MAKKET, The London advices report an advance of 34 a % per cent in consols—to 95, United States bonds were gen- erally ‘a fraction lower, old 18603 selling at 10544 @ 10534, 1867s at 108%, ten-forties at 10944 and new fives at Erie declined 3s per cent, to 9 England lost £52,000 bullion on balance to-day silver sold at 574d. per ounce. sterdam quote Illinois Central at 68 aud Northwestern preferred at 68%, the latter ex-dividend. The following are the latest quotations:—Consols for money, 95; consols for account, 95; oid 1865s, 10514 a 10534 ; 18678, 108%; ten-forties, 1094;; new fives, 10734; Erie, 9%. The statement of the Imperial Bank of Germany shows an increase of 1,774,000 marks during the past week, GOVERNMENT HONDS. Government bonds closed firm at the following quotations :—-United States currency sixes 122; do. do, 1881, registere do, coupon, 113% a 113%; do. do, 1865, registered, 108% a 108%; do, do., do., coupon, 108% a 108%; do do,, do., new, registered, 10934 a 109%; do, do., do., @o., coupon, 109% a 109%; do. do., 1867, registered, 112% 011234; do, do., do., coupon, 11234 a 11234; do. do., 1868, registered, 114% 9 115; do. do,, do., coupon, 4 a 115; 11244; do. do., coupon, 112% a 112 registered, 1113¢ a 111; do. do., do., coupon, 111 a 1114; do. 434’8, 1891, registered, 107% a 107%. RAILROAD BONDS, Railroad bonds were moderately active, with the fol- lowing changes in pricos, compared with last previous sales:—An advance of % in Erie third mortgage and ‘Toledo and Wabash consolidated convertible, aud 4 in Michigan Central sevens, Chicago and Northwest- ern consolidated gold sevens and Michigan Southern sinking funds. There was a decline of % in Hannibal and St. Joseph elghts, convertible; % in New York Central sixes of 1883, Central Pacific gold bonds and Michigan Southern seconds, and 4; in Union Pacific ‘This afternoon Chicago and Northwestern consolidated gold coupons sold at 03; Union Pacific firsts rose to 1034 ; Central Pacifics fell off to 106%; do, San Joaquin branch to 915%, and Hanvibal and St. ; Obio and Mississippi con- solidated sinking funds sold ut 85, and Toledo and Wabash, St, Lontis division, at 78. BANK SHARES, The sales of city bank shares were 10 American Ex- change at 105, 11 Hanover at 90 and 16 Metropolitan at 17,000 do. cura; from London, fet out firm, Wheat in good demn No. 2 Chieago sprit rejected, 976. & good do., $2 25, Hard, 8210 bid; woft and vi nominal ; nothin; hhe market wis firm with quiet, $150, Turpei drgin, 83°10 bid. Sp! ‘ew Bedtord of Lenzmann, Esq. —ScuouTes. —On Tuesda: the bride's brother, ‘Outs quiet bul i Ix and unchang t WGe. a BWsse. lower: $17 875g 4 $17 9K, ensh ; ary; $18 42} a $18 49, M unsettied bat $11 Yd34. cus; B11 50 did, February: Bulk meats steady, wit firm and bigher The Bank of y Pork aetive wu AML=12:30 B, 40) shs I Con RR. 2008 4 MS RR, Staatsburg d Cuting, Me. Wa Despatches trom Am- . present winter, $1 0. blewched winter, $1 70: Te. ; da, Soa do., natural do. $1 6 light, #700 @ $7 6 rye, 9,500 do. : m0) do. barley, d wheat lower; ab kk 100 M_& St Paul RR. 1000 M & Be P RK ph, (SINR L&WRR... Pooux, daughter of James Purtes—Fencvsos.—Oa Wednesday, J: the Church of the Holy Saviour, by the Rev. Dr. Carter, Wittiam kiuiort Pasirs to Apa FRrRGuson, ‘In Delhi, N. ¥, uary %, 1577, by the Rev. E. B, Kussell, Doxarp Suaw to Ea Rouents PRERY, Shipments—Fiour, 6,000 do. At the aft $1 29, Fabriasy. 4 $18.05, Febra: e. dul and nominal. The closing 10 Adams Expr n bulk, 15e.; do, in bole, 100 Pac Mail 3,1 Con RR... ao sd rices were as follows :—Crade, Se. ; retined. in bbls, pros Ble; naphtha, 145 bin, prompt, 27 ; he Creek were ns follows: United offered at 83.58%; not much doing; shipment, Pouurny.—A fair trade was passing at stead: uote :—Live fowls and chickeus, State and and Western, 10c. @ Ile. ; ernoon call of the Bor $1 30% w El 30%, Narch, unchanged. Pork heavy and ry, SIS BUaS18 3S, March, $11.37}, February; $11 5734. Mareh. PRINT CLOTHS MARKET. Jan, 10, 1877. lo, we city; refined at Phila rompt, Ze. Advier thers, market wenke: 10000. 85-20, ¢, 167 10000 US 5's, ¢, *81.. Tuesday, Jane SHaw-—Perw 46000 US5-20"s, F,'65,0 1134g @ 113g; do, do, 40000 U > 6's cur. BOARD—1_ P. 100 shs Ill Cen RR. 100 Chie KE HC. ie. pyr Ib. ; Sta 1c, Turkeys-—DState und Jersey, a le. Jersey, $1 50 « 8175 ver pair; We Ducks—Jersey, Te. a $1 per pui Dressed poultry: r to prime state Ww Jorsey: Ihe. a Ise. tor good to prime \5e. for fair to good do. for fair to prime State; ie. a 18e, w 150. for good to. prime G00 dar... Printiag cloths quiet but firm at 4 and extra 4x64 goods, with some sal HAVANA MARKET. 12046 a 121. Binpseye.—Suddenly, on Tuesday, the 9th inst, RLS D. Bikosey®, in the 67th yeur of bis relatives and friends of the funily are invited to attend ihe (aneral, on Thursda: ten A. M., from bis late residence, NO. Western, 6c. a 60, were quoted nt 1Je. for fuir to pi Western, and 1 wore quoted at Western nnd Ye. a Ile. for PROVISIONS. —Receipta~ Pork 2009 H'& St Jo 6400 0 & Mcon sf. 100) Gin Bae gs SOOO EP Ist Sd bree 509 Tol & W 2d..smit 1OOPTé W Ist. St Ld 1000 Alt & TH 2d 0 T1th inst, ab Spanish gold, io the 33a year of bi the family are | irom the residence of bia father-1 Bassett, 222 Montgomery at morning, at ball. si Bxooxs.—On Wednesday, January 10, 1877, Cecita Brooks, widow of ¥ FOREIGN MARKETS. do. tives, 1881, bacon, 5 teres und 4,859 cases beet’ hi was rather firn with $18 60 usked for 19 asked si ‘and 2, 09 boxe: Jersey City, & Hudson,.be Liverroot, Jan. 10, 1877. Cotton—Futures firmer; uplands, low middling clause, April and May delivery, + 818 75 asked for Mi old mess sold ‘at $1840 a $18 75, %. ‘uneral at the residence of her fon: isq, No, 1L Idaho av., Jersey Cuy Heights, 1877, atten o'clock A, ickled bams at }osge. ; 10, ise, und 5,040 Ibs. do., 10 Ibs hams ure quoted at YiXc, a 1Ke., fresh picklod bellies at 9 Livenroot, Jan. 10, 1877, N,J., on Friday, January 1 Relatives and friends are respecttully invited, —Un Monday, January 5, 1 N.Y, Joan Buasina, 8ou of the late Petor Bu: ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect. ted to attend bis funeral, from the Reformed chureh, Fordham, N. Y., 0a Thursday, January 1, at ck PM. Carriages will be tp wait. ing atthe Fordham depot on the arrival of the 1 train from Grand Central depot, y City, on January 9, ex Ald 1. Cawrnent, in the 67th year of Bi Relatives and iriends ot the family, Jorse: Lodge No, 74, F and A, M.; Oriental Chapter RA. M., of Jersey City, dre invited to attend bis n Saturday, January 13, at twelve o’cloek, Highland Milis, je depot at nine + fresh bellion wt Bi ed ans at T1Nge, wT blekled shoulders &t Os |, at Fordham, it wud boxed belli . ie a Lite. for hams, and Bacon was steady aud boxes city long clear at 10s. boxes short clear avi within the ran Lospoy, Jan, 10, 1877, Refined petrolenm closed at 134d. a 19K. por gallon, . and 30 tlerees e hall-past one 0’ NEW YORK PRODUCBK EXCHANGE REPORT. Livenroon, Jan, 10, 187 Western firmer at 72s, ort rib stendy at eur dui at 4s, extra India mess mess, $11 50 a $2 ncket, $14 w $15; tlerced city, extra India, nominal ut $26, wef hams ‘were steady ‘at $22 a “$23 for “prime Western and $17 @ $15 for fair to good do. Dressed was oa fair demand ness, S10 50 w Pork—Fastern 100 N'F Sou RR, 23 Mor & Es KK. be bd 2:30 TO 3 P. 100 shy CANWRR pf. ket for city, were steady, with 724. nge, bit rather extra mess firm —Indin mess steady at mess steady at SOs, a Tallow—Prime eity firmer vt 42s, Od peutine—Spirits firmer at, Gs, Us, Od; fine dull at 10s. ‘Lard wns without and closed nt the second “call” “wt $11 {> bid, $11 65. usked for January $1165 bid, $11 70 asked for Febranry; $11 50 bid, SLL sdk Mareh, aud $11 90 bi Tho sates’ w 170 and $11 724 fo $UL S74 and $11 90 for Spot, sales were 400 therces Western grade wt $11 50, 85000 U $ 6's, eur... ‘9000 Un Pad ich minon firmer at Cheese—Americun el 1 Lard oll--Nove in the market. s. Wheat—No. | spring. stead winter Southe Id: do. Western stendy at 1 dull at 26s, 9d. tor old from the Methodist Joseph convertible to 84 Orange county, N. Y. S11 95 asked tor tierces at $11 65, arch, and $1190 a $11 Bt Nie, w 1 ge.: 5, and SU tierees uf 4000 Pag of Mo “G0 NJ Cen RR. ahs \est Un Tel LAKE. —Suddenly, in Brooklyn, of neuralgia of the heart, on the Sti inst, Mrs. PeTRoNta D. Ci wite of the late Captain George Clarke, U. 8. Ry Moy aged 59 years. Funeral will take place from her Inte residence, 352 Adelphi st, Brooklyn, attwo P, M. today (thursday), Friends of the family are respecttully invited to attend, AN.--ANSIE GLEISON, late wile of vohn Ducgap, ke place on Friday, at eleven A. ML, jo. do. dull ut 268, Od, for new. ————— FINANCIAL. T REASONABLE Rat Endowment tusurance Policies und Mortgages Vought; insurances of all kinds eifected with J. HARBICH & © ULATORS SHOULD RE P REPORT, containing 100 Ohio & Mise iit... you Chi & RIRR, $1160 a $11 Refined was quiet; 400 tierce at We, South America was quoted 12¢, und city No. 1 at ide. ~ 200 Erte RR... We quote :—Carolian, ‘The Metropolitan National Bank has notified the Stock Exchange that its capital stock has been reduced from $4,000,000 to $3,000,000 and that the transfer books will be opened on February 1, when old certi- ficates of stock may be delivered up and new ones re- 100 Mil & St P RE Funeral will 1 von, in bond, Se, a 34 .—On Tuesday, January 9, 18° isHkR, Widow of Elijah Fisher, aged 64 years, Relatives and friends are invited to att the resitence of ,Jolin Reever, Esq., 166 West 22d st, this day (Phursday), at four o'clock, ‘Tho remains will be interred in White Plains. Friepaas.—On Tuesday night, 9th tnst., Caroiive, beloved wife of Philip Friedman, uged 70 years, 3 are respectiully wvited to ate in her late residence, 344 East bist -pist ning A. M. ¥, 1 O. BB, are respectiuily in. 10) Han & 80. DAILY MAK: article of Horuld, same day as publish p of stock wud quotations for privileges at the 1 ur paged sheet will bh eipt of postaze (25 ‘Tho gales were 225 hi 100 [11 Con RR. and 50 hhds, and 403 boxes COMMERCIAL REPORT. new crop, on pri: was quiet but ste. we Journals; also ton of yellow, whi and at fuil price ‘The Fourth National Bank stockholders have voted Stock Exchange. to reduce the capital from $5,000,000 to $3,000, 000. PHILADELPHIA STOCKS, The closing prices of Philadelphia stocks are as ritugal, bhds and Voxes, Nos, 8 to asses, hhds, 1 COTTON : SPOT DULL ; FUTURES CLOSED BARELY STEADY—FLOUR FIRM—WHEAT FIRM—CORN ¥IRM—OATS FIRM—-WHISKEY FIRMER—PORK FIRM— PETROLEUM DULL— SPIRITS TURPENTINE FIRMER—ROSIN QUIET— OILS FIRM—COFFEE FIRM—SUGAR FIRM FREIGHTS STEADY. Wepvespay, Jan 10—6 P, M. There was buta moderate movement in merchan- dise, yet the markets relaxed none of the firmness which has characterized them for some time past D—IN ORGANIZING A MINING men who aro prepared to advance $50,000 toward working capital desire co-op and standing. Address, for tive days, elatives and fri tend the funergl, fr Bt, this Friday, at Lebanon Lodge, No. urtios of wealth VOLORADO, Herald office, Bree SAVIN ‘A semi-annual per unnom on all sums of five dollars housand dollars, and of tive per o FIRM—-LARD City sixes, new. .. United Railroads o! Pennsylvania Railroad Reading Railroad... Lebigh Valley Railroad Catawissa (preferred) Ra Philadelphia and Erie Railroad. Schuylkill Navigation preierred, . Northern Central Railroad, Lehigh Navigation..... Ou Creek and Bliegheny Railroad. Hestonvitle Railway Central Transportetion.. MINING SHARES, The closing prices in San Francisco to-day Ba Melado, Stock (ascertained by ace tua ew Yorx, Dec. 11, 1876. Houpex,—On January 9, Netrre HoLvex, aged 7 tual count, including { New Jersey. 17,056 2,852 Funeral on Thursday, January 11, 1877, M., trom the residence of her parents, hot exceeding one um on wll suis not exceeding thr won deposited at least t No, 324 Dean Jacons.—In Brooklyn, January 10, after a short tll Erra, wile of Heury VD. Jacobs, and daughter of in Wallace, of Rochester, Notice of tuneral hereatier, LeFFERTS,—At his residence, Hudson City, N. J., 00 Tuesday, 9th inst, James B Lkeveets, aged 66 years, ‘The relatives and friends of the fumiiy, also Crescent and A. M.; also Mutual Lodge No, are respecttully invited to attend his from the North Baptist church, corner of Christopher and Bedtord sts., New York, on Thursday, the Lith inst, at half Crescent Lopor, No, 402, F. axp A, M.—Bretarey— You are hereby summoned to attend a special commu. nication of the lodge, Lo be heid at the lodge room, on ‘Thursday. January 11, at bait past nine A. M for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late worthy brother, J. B. Le! © months on ‘the Ist day of ary next, will be allowed to the depositors, and will be after Monday, January cordance with the provisions of the bylaw: AMUEL T, BROWN, President, quiet but firm. Corn was firmer for new; old nominally unchanged. Whiskey was firmer. Lard was without G. 1. Cogarsmaut, 8 JASTATE WILL Principals address Oats were firm. Pork was firm but quiet. important change, Freights wero generally unchanged. Cotton on closed barely AN ON FIRST CLASS CTY PR: XECUTOR, box 1 «with stock, Jan- Lodge No, 402, ), 1ST. 57, 1. O. of O. F. was quiet at ILkyc. # iL ¥e.: 60 tierces sold at 1140. hids., 40 tlerces and 49 bbls, The id about 85,000 Ibs, sold at Sige. u ISKKY. Receipts, GTON AND ALBANY, wat ten o'clock, market was steady, 470 bbls, The market was firm. Sules were 100 bbis. at $1 144g and 7 do, at $1 15, emuna improved for petroleum tonnage ss was accomplished Grain vessels were in berth was in al Best & Belcher. Petroleum. dull, Spirits turpentine firmer, ne market for Rio was quiet, bug fir bugs Santos, exGustay Adolph, sold at We note the arrival at Baltimore of the Grey Bagle, with about 9,000 bags Rio, The market for mild coffee was ‘Tho wales during the past week were 2,000 mats Java, 2,122 bags Maracaibo, 845 do, Jamaica, 705 do, Mext- can, 100 do, Angost urt and 95 do.Porto Ric consumption, within our range, und 3,804 bags St. Domingo, ‘The stock of mild collve in first handy 572 grass mats, 5468 bags Muracaibo, gunyra, 79 do. Costa Rica and 113 do, Savanilla, Total bags. We quote :—Or- dinary cargoes, 19¢, a 1940. ; fuirdo., Ze. w 214 21 Sge. « 213{c. ; prime do., 2 gor lots, 19¢, azde; Sant , 00 days; Java, government bags, 23¢, 24. Ingapore, 20. w2le, ; Cr considerably, and g in this class av full @tes. request, but grain room oi raves in all caves stendiiy belt. 20}5¢. for low fair, cks and Bonds Northern Belle, ferts. By order " F. VANDEVEER, W. M. Wintaam Y. Tarr, Secretary. LockMax.—At Zompkinsville, Staten Isiand, Jan- uary 5, Mra, Louisa J., widow of the iaman, aged 77 years, elatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funerai, at St. Paul’s Memorial Chareh, Edgewater, on Thursday, 11th inst, atl P.M. Lyxca.—On January 10, Kare, Philtp Lynch, nauve of Mullingar, county W he lst year ot her Relatives and friends are rej tend her funeral, irom her late residence, 300 East 46th st, on Friday, the 12th inst., at two o'clock, --January 8, 1877, MARIANNE, widow of the bouxht and sot OWN 5, PIERCE, & ond and Mortage at the lo DARTIES DESIROUS OF INVESTING IN AN F rise promising large returns on the capital inves with respectable associates ma: by addressing M. ‘« demand, with —to Liverpool Wm. 59.0 bales cotton, 9: 20 tons leather at sugar on private terms; grain room per steam, 1.000 baxs YTLATES LOANS 85-16, : 500 boxes bacon, + about 1,000 bbls. ted ut 7d. To Loudon, Raymond & Ely, old in lots for hewr of an opyortumity . 900 tierees beet o vate terms; 509 bbis, per steam, 25 bales hops ou private terme, Thinejvalie, 2436 tons, for the Ameriguy ut sume nce to the Continent, with 3000 Hale & Norcross, erra Nevada... Union consolidated. Yeilow Jacket, AN ON MORIGAGE— a Queens county, LEAVITT & WOLUOTT, Julia consolidated, A dividend of $1 per share was declared on Northern Belle to-day. The following are the sales in New York, all prices being in currency — FIRST BOARD, 3 0 shes Grant... ATO engaxed beloved wife of rates; a Norweg! quartors grain, wt Ge Td. 5m hence to Demerara, @ Norwegian brig, hence to 0 Norwegian ship, benee to Cork tor orders dout or Continent, ex Hawburg and Anmster- dam, with about & direct port opto with 5,500 bola, Plymouth aud Exmouth, 1O INVESTORS. —A RESPONSIBLE PARTY WANTS 1), tor five years, on Lrg class ety prop. jor a safe investin 6 Herald office, New age. pectiully invited to at- xtreme range fair to good, 2046. » 21\e., SK LOAN A} (tempor irily embarrassed) | by instalments or chattel M—C, box L40 Herald office. p AND MORTGAGE; | . No, 544 Pine st, LOAN AT SIX PER ve years on improved JAMES K. GIBSON, Jr., of 100 shs Aipha, #90; prompt $100.000 $150.000: Funeral Thursday morning, Janaary 11, at half-pass trom St. Ignatius’ church, He tween Sth and 6th avs, New York, fricnds are respectiully invited to attend, Macomnen.—Ono the 10ch inst, Mrs, MARGakET Ma. th year ot her age. Funeral from her residence, 171 Myrtle av., Brooke lyn, on Friday, 12th mst, at Calvary Cemetery. MiLtLer.—Oo the 9th inst,, Joserm A, Mitten, aged 613 400 Granville Maracaibo, 19%e. « muica, 10e, a 2Ue. ; St. b Juste ica, Me. a 21 ww 2086.) Any ho market lor spot cotton was dull, but un- pened firm and a trifle ing prices of che previous evening, but Jost and the market ‘The closing prices to-day compare fined at 4s, 104¢d. WS tons, reported, with tov fan American brig, + according to port i go, Vite. a Te OOH ale & Norcross.810 $10,000 at 6 per ee 10s Julia Con. . 100 Lucerne... New Orleans to Bo Philadelphia’ to Li shel, and a British steam. commen, in the ion, from New Huyen to 300 shs Beicher.. ‘sis Douglass. Constantinople, at a lui pared with the clos Hoda aire advance was almost iu ed barely steady. 3 TO LOAN ON BOND ¢ on improved city Property, J, KDGAR LEAYCRAPT, 702 8th ay. tO LOAN ON perty. Apply to F. 8. Ditis. 200 Bertha Gold Go, NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS, Wennespay, Jan. 10, 1877, ‘he friends, relatives and comrades of Reno Post, No. 44, G. A. R, are invited to attend ‘Thursday, atone P. M., from Slo MbChusky.—On Tues 150 Best & iicichers 3 Gel 1 11-32 and Mortgage. f y, the #b inst, of pm monia, Many, wite of the late John McClusky, in the dich year of ber age. Helatives and friends of the fumily are reapectfally {tend the funeral, ou Thursday, the 10 sidence, Liz W. York and Brooklyn Pro 2 Park place, r 10) Yellow Jacket... COPARTNERSHIPS. THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETO, firm name of 1H 200 Dovgluss... from ber late 4 On Tuesday, January mick, widow of Bernard McCormick, native of Karigh, county of Longtord, Ireland. Funeral on Thursday, January 11, from her son’s Jersey City, at haif-past two ‘The following wero the earnings of the Milwaukee Mary McCore and St, Paul Ratiroad for the rst week of Januar: Quotations are based tion, and on cotton i than half a grade January 1, 1877, HILL & TREM “YORK, JANUARY 2, 1877.—THE FIRM OF by limitation o Geo. Wattis, nning mm quality the grade quot Alabama, N. Orleans, Teras, t was caused b; | route by stress of weat the business w! GEO. WATTIS, continue under the na: BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. PERSON HAVING would like to make arrancements with one owning « patented article to maunfacture the sum 10,000 might b deseription, box “AN ESTABLISHED BUSINESS WHICH WV «_stovk About $15,000, to exchange for real residence, 407 2d st. McoGowas,—January 9, 1877, Mary CLARK, daughter of the lave John J, McGowan, Relatives and friends are funeral, Thurseay, January 11, at two o’cluck, trow 212 Kast 2st 6 Strict good ord ik Oe. per Ib. Low middling. Strict low middling. The Chamber of Commeree will to-morrow bold a | special meeting to consider the subject of excessive and discriminating taxation on banks 1m this city, At the annual meeting of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company in New Haven, Conn., to-day, the old board of airectors was re-elected, ex copt that William H. place of the late Commodore Vanderbilt, Bide for the seven-thirty per cent loan of the city of Cincinnati received up to the close last evening aggre gated $1,667,000, ranging to 104. to attend the from $1,000 to 38 Virginia sbec Address, giving particulars and weight 7 ewt.; erib., welzhts owt shits’ 34 8% ewt. January 10, der, in the 63d year o! Strict good middling. 1% Midaling fair 14 wite of Hiram Ostr ict oud ordinary, Relutives and friends of the family are invited to at- tend the funeral, irom her late residence, 110 West on Frivay, January 12, at ten o'clock, day, January 9, in weight 4 ewt. M PHYSICIAN WANTED-TO TAKS C1 an oflice business, as partner: small capital; large re- | KING, Heraid Uptown office, | twas chosen in the Sve. off per head, To-day. Last Evening. me 100 t sold for N. Mori ac We. per Ib | steers at 10c., with $10 por ib, weixhty Nik ML. Pian, aged 26, Relatives ' aud spatent for sale (for farming wse). friends are invited funeral, at the house of her father, Delus D. Pier, & Utiea, on Friday next. VPooux.—Un Monday, January §, Miss Mary Poon at the residence of her parents, The relatives and friends are attend her fune on per head, Minors ‘steers wanted in an e putting up a le & CARLETON, 98 Broadw JVERY RETAIL AND willing to allo dress DISCOUNT, ‘or fature delivery meta ‘etente Gh tice vols steers at Olje per | steers at Ile. per lhe 14 illinois stocrs wt 10) Xel sold for Waixel & A weight Hy ewt, ver, with $4 006 Crease the busines sales were as follow: Little Neck, Le ke espectiully invited ta ou Thursday, January V1, atone at the depot at the ning NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES | M, Goldsehmidt sold. iscount for inteodn Wroweapay, Jan, 10, 1877, discount for inteod o’ciock train from Hunter's F MAN.—-At Fanwood, N THomas PULLMAN, Tad year of his ag Punoy.—On Tuesday, January 9, after a lingering iMness, [scant C. POKUY, In the Gist year of his age. Funeral services will | Btreet Presbyterian church, between 6th and 7th av) (Rev, 3. DD, Burehard’s), just twelve o'clock. fully invited to attend. QUINTON. Mri 100 at 14 1526, F head, weizht Oly ews with 81 on p at We. pert. on Tuesday, Janu Of Somersetstiire, England, Ohi, R&P 7s, i100 shy LS & M SER YO & Lit.sd 10d er with a very valuable Fe monspoly uf « cling will be given, Hye, 40000 13 00 at 13 7-166, 100 wt 18% ye. Ad 1GG., CO we Diy | at 13 7-16e., 200 we 1s 4; for Rothsenitd sourt sieurs ut 114ge. perth, we & Co, OS Missouri steers at Tie. per Ib. with $1 on per vead # Mishouri steers at i the Thirteenth $e, BOO aL 1334 He, 00 at 18 a 2 He 2b at Iige., U0 ut He July, 100 at 14 7-18e., S09 at 4c; August, ZOU at 143ye.. 200 wt 14 L-tize, xe, bye. paid to exch OR BALEAA which will fro nee to brewers and one upon whieh an investar with | : | sewt, «655 ew vive perlb., with $1 on per head. weight 6 ow teers at Ole, per steers nt 1ole per Tb, with to-day (ibursday), at hal Kelatives aud iriends ero re. wsmall capital ean realize « weight 6, owt. soll whole or part right ‘on per head on 44 head, . Morris 6) Tin JOle. per lb., with #1 aff per head, 1c. per ih. weight | Salen slow’ rates firm: or 136 Kende st. Many, widow | Quinton, agea 72 years, 1 mouth and will take place trom her late resdence, on Friaay, the 12th inst, at nesday, the lou P, wad X. P, Rall, age Ke 1-0 January Grand total, 30.600 bal xchange Dry « » Law Since ano Law 105 Herald office, for February. Total, ‘Tho receipts at the por 0 Mich Cen RE Sy Ohie & Miss Ry 429 West 281b st 100 Ohio & Miss pf. 100 chi & Ww OM obile, 1,020; Savani mington, 500; Norfolk, : Vhiladelphin, 29, diy last week, 15,195 ume & biliott sold is. at Se. per It MAY. —FULNISHED OFF: sale; Safe, Desks, Hrassels 2) Kast 16th 9t., first door fr Stato sheep, weight weisht S410 Ibs, a 8 yor lend, at ite. per I vungest son of Total, 13,506, This day last year, 21,555 727,484 bales Ty Havre, by steam, Jee. compressed wep, weight 196 1h State sheep, weight 150 Ib ATL Lilinois sheep, weight, i: 100 Chi ANWR EOS HL a W RIE. Funeral from the residence of hia parent, No 2 OU LB&MS R Kast 42d st, on Friday, the 12th iust., at ter o'clock closed as ollows Bremen, by stew Cheese, Fish and Oyste of six years’ stund . Address PARTS EK, box HL Meraid y, . Market quiet The, at Oye. per bi Flour, 8,107 bb 94 Tbs. per head Newton sold 174 Obio #! Reomony,—On January 9, Wittiam Reowexp, aged Dave. per lh 7 20 Ohio sheep, welsht OH tbs, D1 Ohio sheep, we Kase & Midoek 10 Ts, at Age per Ib dispowe of ty ives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday, Jannary it nine A. M., from his lute residenor, 176 Bloomtield st, Rosa, —Ou Jan Ail the (riends and relatives ai nd the funeral, from b Brooklyn, BE. D., Phursday. h mass will be offered tor the repose of his soul at St. Cecelia chureh, corner North heury and Herbert sts. vd at Give. par ts pid 9 Obio sheep, $2000 US 5-20.68 n a for old crades. ading State Western and South itye Qour wus quiet, with sales were 9,000 bbls, nat the aunexed quo: 200 bbls. at $450 PERIODICALS, — i tnellities and nid JUBLISHERS general, desiring tay find it to their interes: to address PRINTER, box Lud 'Y 9, 1577, Joun Koss, aged 48 years, ssheep, weight 1 i+ sheep, welyht 16.410 1b BOARD—10:50 A. 109 shs Mich Cen...i WOONY OC (iitii.be TO SELL TO DRUGGISTS OR Address GENERAL ada sheep aud i aeriek sen A requtietw hi REORGANIZING oral ugeneies for the sule Machines, awarded First Premium at Cows.-No eh slow at our la ce in the aspect of the trade On Tuesday, January 9, at halt past 4, Those to hand held on sale, one A. M, Juies Rovisen Hous.—There were no live hogs op sale, DOMESTIC MARKETS. Cotton quiess middling to auend the funeral, trom his late residence, 106 Kast Glst st, this (Thursday) morn 5 SraTon.— Wednesday evening, January 10, Berrie Lovisk, only child of Worthington W, aud Surab M. Seaton, aged 3 years and 26 days. Funeral (rom residence, 793 Lafayette Friday, January 12, at half past one o elock. | tives and friends invitea without further botice, be 10th ist, Eies 1000 & NWe op Ohiv, trade brands. $5,400 to $10,100, fornia und Nevada sirable opportunity for @ party wis . Several other first clues States are also 0 JOUNSON, CLARK & CU, 90 Ut HIT GOODS SALESMA winted with the j Kagoment, and can bh Addross, siating particulars, WHITE 28, Herald office, H ANTED—A GENTLEMAN TO Stoek, 126,083, 1000 NY Cen 6's, 10 OVen Pae gb 5000 OP Ist. Std be, 1000 West Pac bds 1000 Win & 3 PL 2000 Un tae WR Iw OP ae o Mo Lite Sco) Vol & Wav ee yOUU Mich Sou 2d 1000 Mien South s ¢ On Wein in the 80Un year of ay riday, the 12th ins! from the residence of her son, Maurice Spitiane, No Friends of the tamily « fully invited to attend. Sreanr,—-Ou Tuesday, January 9, 1877, Joun M. | Sreant, in the 66th year of nis a nd iriends of the family are respectfuliv tend the funeral, on Thursday, Jaowary 1], at three’, M., at bis late residence, 442 Madison av. Paisiey (Scotland) papers please copy. rt disease, on Monday 5, Benraa Dowstra, wile of Charles H. Tuc! ton, Mass, second daughter Of Uuis city, aged ws years. take place at the aug crete her As Thai ) ab clock, Relatives and friends are ihvited without fart F ceromon: ARSON. —On eaday, Frances, infant child of Peter and A are invited to attend the tu 640 Fiusbiog av,, Brookiya, oo Thursday. ot 17 s0at0 00 | ¥ » at two PLM, middling, 12540. good ordinary, | Hae Stock, 64140. Net receipts, AKTNER WANTED, G 1,020 bales. Sales, & BULL's MBAD, Herald once, LOANED—WITIL BUCHAN F, box 15 11 Hanover Bank,. wi SERVICES OF THOL. i particulars, nee between buyers ind et was dull, with a di Jorn was fimer for change. but rather fri DO2; wo the Chi Stock, 74,106. d was without sales wore avout Cusetestos, Jan. 10, 1877, Cotton quiet; middlin anufaeturing bi Ble, tor Western yellow and 60e. ere steady. with sales ol 50,000 bushels at Vise. for Western mixed, Sle, ie, for No, 2 white, 43) . for mixed St strate wt at interview. WANTED—BY THE ents whiel are regarded by experts Exports--Constwise, Stock, 60,057, IWNERS OF PAT. David L. and Aa 100 Ohi aie ie 00 D, Le & W RR, bend 10) M& a Bitbe, $10,000 hows ny auusual quilitieatio Patents will yicld several | dress, wWth trae mam prown Horaid ottice, A VAREY WITH THIS AMO! ai partuership, draw Flour unchanged; sules 1,000 bbls, Wheat tems No.1 Milwaukee club, #1 50; No. 2du., $1 45; No Bl 40; extra white Michigan, $1 65, rod State at 8140. Se, Barley dull; No. 1 Sunn meal unehanced elghts—Fiour, to Howton, Railroad shipme for white stat » JutR.—Jute batts were firm bat quiet. No, 261 Bast 13th 6 ican dressed $100 8 for double and $1 da heid at $1 65; No, Miltleed anehanged. Rail $10.000 SOM SSP RR 100 Mar L & Min plve Su Amerioun Ix... be ‘ olul partner or one with u with, Address U. 8, at firm, No. 2 white Wabash, 81 40: No.