The New York Herald Newspaper, March 23, 1877, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, A FE urther Decline in Stocks. GOLD STRONG AT 1047-8 4 1043-4 A 1047-8, Investment Securities Quiet and Steady— Money on Cull Kasy at 2 1-2 a 3 a 2 Per Cent. Wann Stnant, } ‘Tuorspay, March 22—0 P, MM. Tho average stock gawbler ts us industrious as the busy bee in bis searco tur good things offering, and fits from one stock to another as does the msect in question from flower to flower when sweets are becom: ing exhausted. Yesterday the coal stocks were perfect lollipops of sweetness, to-day they had lost more than half their attraction, Literally 80, for transactions iu their shares were diminished in tnis proportion, wile fluctuations fell off tn the samo ratio. Bull Delaware and Lackawanna swayed backward and forward between 567¢ and 58 to the tune of 60,000 shares, and Delaware and Hudson followed with 5,000 shures only, between the limits of 58}; and 593% as tho best showing it could make tor the day. The surplus Stockjobbing energy found its outlet, however, ta Lake Shore, which ever pushes its way to the front, when Speculation fags tm otber quarters. lt was helped to this position to-day by San Francisco influence, which took the shape of extensive sales at the point of 49 and upward and carried the quotation down to 4834, from which there was scarcely more than 3 per cent recovery in final dealings. A htUé moro than the average diurnal’ interest trickled into [llinois Central and Pacific Mail, and tn both instances to the discredit of the stocks, The first turned up uotubly weak, declining from 50 to 47, and the second was all at sew at Irom 2234 to 213¢ and back auain to 2244, Pretty noarly the only evetit of the day was to bo found in the meeting of representatives of the Burling- ton and Quiticy, Rock Island, Nortuwestern and Union Pacific railroads, which was intended for, and took the shape of, a love feast, having ior its purpose ga feconciling of all diflerences between them- selves and an establishment of a satisfac- tory tariff of through freight, It is said that all this was accomplished to the satisfaction of everybody, but the eflect upon prices was practically nil, except thut Burlington and Quincy improved a shade wad grew slightly more im demand, us it was Feasonable it should do, as being most nearly afected by the terms of reconciliation. Although the amount ot transactions in the general market was less by over 50,000 sbaros than that of yesterday, it was more widely and eaually distributed through the eutire list, scarcely a stock that had any Claim to Qotice but that obtained a record of purchase sndsale, Final dealings showed a faint improvement, the news from London that the ‘wrecking’? party in international securities were making no headway pro- ducing @ more cheeriul tecling ia our own market, THK BALKH TO-DAY. ‘The sales of active stocks to-day aggregated 166,000 shares, which were distributed as follows:—New York Sentral, 6,020; Erie, 600; Lake Shore, 64,100; Wa- dash, 100; Northwostern, 900; do. preferred, 800; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 60,700; Now Jersey Central, 100; Velawuro and Hudson Canal, 5,100; Morris and Essex, 340; Michigan Central, 3,840; Tilinols Central, 1,550; Chicago, Burlington aud Quincy, 1,210; Hannibaland St. Joseph, 100; do. pres ferred, 100; Ohio and Mississippi, 1,700; Wostern Union, 11,550; Atlantic and Paciflc Telegraph, 700; Pacitle Mail, 12,400; Quicksilver, 500; American Mor- chants Union Express, 310; United States kxpress, 408; Rock Island, 1,370; Milwaukee and St Paul pre- ferred, 1,100; Pittsburg, 200. = OPENING, HIGHEST AND Lowsst. The following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the cuy:-— Opening, Highest, Lowest, New York Central... ..... ies ies 93 Ei Lake Shore..... « 496 4946 Wabash. oo... by OM Northwestern, 2 2 et 51K 10044 Ph, 46% 40% el., Lack. and Western... 5754 58 ow Jersey Central 875 8% Obiv und Mississippi. 53g Western Union... 6Lsy Pacitic Mail... 22) ADVANCE AND DECLINE. The following shows the advanco and decline in the slosing prices of the principal active stocks, as com- pared with those of yesterday :-— ADVANCE, — Cand L, %; Delaware, Lacka- wunna and Western, 34; Morris and Essex, 4; New Jersey Southern, 4,; Veiawure and Hudson,’ %; Bur. ington and Quincy, 3. Decuine.—Westeru Union, 3; Pacitic Mall, 4; New ‘Union Pittsburg, 34; North- York Central, 44; Erie, 4; lake Shore, Pucitic, 4; Ilinois Sentral ; western, 1,; do. preferred, 3,; New Jersey Cevtral, 3, Rock Island, 34; St. Paul,iZ; Onto and Mississippi, 4a; Hannibal ‘and St, Joseph, 4%; do. proterred, 34; Atlantic and Pacific, 44; Michigan Central, 3, CLOSING PRICKS—3 P.M, ‘The closing prices were:— Pacific Mall WU Tel A & Paci Quickstiver, Quici Barb &MCo, 53 Mar LaM pt 6 Adame Exp.. 100 Amer Exp US Kxp Wells-F Unt & Alton.. OF i ; Panain E jon Pacith Wo” Ml Central. 1x4 Det & Hud. 4634 Mo Pu ‘THE MONEY MARKET. Money on call was easy at 25,43 per cent, and closed easy at 2 per cent. The following were the fates of exchange on New York at the undermen- tioned cities to-day :—Savannan, buying 3y, selling 4; Churleston easy, ¢ & 44 premium; St. Louis, 100 promium; Now Orleans, colmmercial 14, bank 1-16 a 34; Cincinoat! steady and firm, buying par, selling 1-10; and Chicago, 756 premium, Sterling exchange was ttoudy; prime asking rates, 4.8434 und 4.863¢; nelling tates, 4.83% a 4.84 and 4.863; a 4.86; reicumarks, 94% 8 94% and 9554 a 953g; cables, 9634 @ W574; prime Paris, 5.167% and 5,143. THE GOLD MARKET. Goid opened and closed at 104%, with sales during the day at 1043 und 105, Tho carrying rates were 14, Land 144 per cent, and the rates for borrowing J per cent and flat, Gold clearings at the National Bank of tho State of New York :— Gold balance Currency balances, Gross clearances, UNITED STATES TREASURY. Revenue receipts to-day were $250,000, Customs re- toipte, $350,000, Bank notes received, $880,000. Treasury balances at close ot business to-day were :— Currency, $7,730,000; coin, $91,700,000; Jess coin ct Vilicates, $50,570,000, TNE FORKIGN MAKKKT. The London advices report a steady market for con- sols and United States bonus, if we except a decline of ‘4M per cent in our 1887's, illinois Central tell off to 49, The specie in the Bank of England during the woek decroused £163,000, ‘The proportion of the bank reserve to liabilities is 464g per cent ayaiusat 4524 lust week, The rate of discouut (2 por cent) was not al- tered at the Directors’ mecting to-day, Bullion to the smount of £266,900 went into the Bank on balance to-day. Bar silveris $8 4.d, per ounce, The epecie in +++ $1,648,573 1 4 25,087,000 ihe Bank of France increased 16,000,000), auring the | Rentes wore lower to-day at 107f. 95e,, but ud- | week, vanced belore closing to 108f, 5c, United States funded Joan ig at 1033;, The | slosing® prices in London weére:—Consola for money, 963; @ 9654; tive-twenty bonds of 1865 (oid), 1064; do, of 1867, 1004; ten-forty bonas, 1084 a 1083; new fives, 10 rie, common shares, 6 a7; do, preferred sbaros, 17; New York Central, 92 a 9234; lilmots Central, 49. Bursilver, 53 ;gd. per ounce, GOVERNMENT RONDS, Government bonds were quiet and steady and closed firm at the following qnotations:— United States eur- Fency nines, 128 @ 1234 ; do. da, 1691, rogistored, 111, In Frankfort tue 111%; do, do, do., coupon, 1125; 9 112%; do do, | Hx Mich Con RR...... A3i¢ oH do. 1865, registered, 1083; a 108 4¢; do, do, do,, coupon, | 100 do. . a2\4 wo nt ‘ ) St Paul pf, 10834 a 108%; do, do., do,, new, registered, 108% 8 | Quo Luke shore RK... 4914 200 Chic. B&Q iit 108%; do. do., do, coupon, 108% a 108%; do. do, 10:13 AND 1:30 A. M. 1807, registered, 111% a 111%; do. do, do., coupon, U 80%, 1, rive 1134 6500 US 5:90 6,07. .be 111% 111% @ 111%; do. do., 1868, registered, 113 a 11354; ea tees ‘7 Heid lade de He do. do,, do,, coupon, 113 4 11334; do, ten-forties, repis- be 1118S 5000 U8 5" ants tered, 110% a 110%; do. do., coupotl,. 111 a 11194; do, Pica pool am +i fives, 1881, registered, 110 » 110%; do, do, do, GC aan e e coupon, 110% @ 110i; do. 43;’s, 1892, registered, Hy LOONY CURE bes 95% 44, 100 OB 4g 1064 a 10624. > oh oy * eomgpuvep aban 1000 Mo 8s long bds... 1054) do. stig Railroad bonds were quiet and drm, with the follow. | 1000 Chi He Q Hs. 14 de iy ing changes iu prices compared with tust previous | ja NJ’ 48 L ReopMay et sxles:—Ax advance of 14 in Chicago and Northwestera Be eee WW $2 , leapt ory Orsts and Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago firsts, 4 | Touu Galena & C M6 500 san SRE bess 4 in Morris and Easex sevens of 1871 and New Jersey Central firsts consolidated, There was a decline of in Delaware and Hudson registered ponds of 1891; otherwise there were no changes. STATE KoNDs, 1000 CF State bonds at the Board were % tower for Tennes- | 200 P, Ft see sixes, old, and steady for Georgia sixes and Mis- | Sou) StL & suurt long sixes, to which dealings were conflved. tn w Orleans Louisiana consols are quoted ut 613% » OL ds. TOW do...... 2000 M & Essex 7's Sou0 do... 10900 UP ERT. 1000 Cen Par Lg 8000 Del & Hud "M4 8000 Del& Hud 1°77. 3000 Del&liud 6101 100 RANK SRARES, srourth Nat Bk, 100° 100 Bauk stares are ax follows:—Fourth National, 100; Fan ee Ie oe oni A Merchants’, 11934; Phoenix, 124, and Market, 1103g. Market Bank... 110%¢ loo Chie & RI RK H 200 Del & thud Be 48% 100 do, PUILADELEULA STOCKS, SO ec ae ie et P cks woro:— joo 409) 400 do ‘The closing prices of Philadelphia stocks wero ; wo i a A ati Bid. Asked. | iy 4x zoo” do tak od Rutironds of New 3 ua 1 rig 200 Mor 4° itt Juited Ruilroads of New Jorsey u 00, 2 jor 500 SNYN He HK. 1 Pr er a ine 200 M53 oe 200 Obid i Miss IR be Y tei P 0. Vobiah Valley Balto 4156 | too American slo do. Catawisse Railroad preferred... 32 MO Ualeed Braves its Py Philadelphia and Erie Railroad u ab 200 Schuylkill Navigatwon prelerred 8 400 Del, Northern Central Builroad, 20% Ted Lehigh Navigation 21 pg Oll Creek and Allegheny Om 1000 Hestonville Railway,... Mig su0 Central Transportation. 8836 | L200 woo MIXING SmAKRS, ‘Tho following were the opening quotations for mining stocks at San Francisco to-day:—Gould & Curry, 11; Savage, 7; Chollar Potosi, 45; Ophir, 18; Hale & Norcross, 4; Crown Point, 8; Yellow Jacket, 9; Belcher, 5; linperial, 1; Virginia consolidated, 39; Calilornia, 41; Overman, 56; Raymond & Ely, 4; Eureka G, V., 3; Bost & Belcher, 23; Kentuck, 8; Union consolidated, 5; Alpha, 16; Meadow Valley, 3g; Sierra Nevada, 5; Mexican, 15; Caledonia, 5; Silver Hill, 5; Eureka consolidated, 16; Justice, 10; Julia consol- idated, 3, The following ig table of pric of the prominent 40 Americun bx gold und sliver mining snares, iticluding the opening | 20. di prices of to-day, us received by telegraph from San | 703 Del 4 ¥rancisco, All prices in gold: — 200 do 200 do. Mar Ch— ———— 300, do... 19th, 20K, 2st, Bek Changer | tooo. WT 1715” WW Declined... 1 | 400 Pacitic Mati T (7 (6 6 Dectined:. Beat & Uoichor.... 29 29 = 26°27 Declined. Bullion 15 14 14 Dechined:, Caledonia ; 7 7 6 Deelined:, Calilornin., $45 43 44 Declmed., Con, Virgimia...., 43 43 4141. Declined. Choilar Votos..::. Gy 626051 Deehmed., Con, Imperial Crown Point... 2 1 1 1 9 9 8 8 7 Declined, , Doclined. , | en ered Wetereretereret yt crerorer crates 5000 Mor & Basex Int. L164, 10000 Ohio & Miss 24. boo 116s 100g 200 400 Mich HO 100 H&S Jo RK p 1W NJ do Rit. BEFORE CALI—1 2500, 200 Rock I ‘300 St Paul pi sbi. DP. shs Lake Shore.s3 be 20 ae . ay Contiden 8 8 7 Declined. Eureka con, 18 17 «17 17 Decimed?? Exebequer, + 6 6 5 6 Declined:: ‘s Gould & Curry....12 12 11 AL_ Declined. ip Hore i Hale & Norcross... 8 = 8 9 4 Dectined.. 1 | 169 Northwestern prot, 51% 40 do ulia con 5 4 ty 100 0, Ch 0&1... 100 Morrix & Me Justi 11 Declined... 500 Lake Shore 40 do, J Kentuck. 7 6 6 Declined. 1 | 2500" do. 200 Ohio & "Miss Leopard, 4 4 4 v0 do. 100 Obio & Miss pref.. Uy Marican. 16 1415 Declined... PM. Northero 25 26, 85 $50000 U 8 5-20,¢,'65,n 108% $20000 U S 5's, ¢, "81... 110Sy Ophir. 21 2020 Declined.. 2 | fom AOA it edits 5 ie Overman... 87 6856 Declined. SREAN wt Kaymond E'#i¥.. 8 84 Declined: 1 | Sy yy Ceucouvert pag MN riehe! Le ves Be oko ay Dectined.. 1) LW, RTP Te... 107, BULL MERE be 438g 4 fo 4 | suo’ NWeegb. 87% S00 SierraNevada..... 7 = 7 7 ~— @ Declined... 2 | Jum Gentucgoleb.. 106" GUO eu. tS Silver Hill,... - & 6 5 5 Declined,, 1 wouo Un Pae it Lat.. 600 Union con. 7 7 7 ~ 000 A & Th pt. S00 Yellow Jacket, . wu 10 poy = KK) Mor & Ke 7's, "71 2100 24000 Mor & bs con, ‘The closing prices at Sau Francisco we 4 ste Ain Ex Bk. Alpba Justice. invite Belchoe..- Kentue ps abe Coat eon Best & Bele! Leopard... 100 Del & 1 Canal, be 300 D, L & W RR Bullion, .. Mexteun, 100 do, #00 De Consolidated Virginia 39 Northern Helle, mw. Cl ae Calitoray + 414 Overman, 55 | EY west Ua teibebd 61. 200... do, Chollar, 4336 Ophir... lt 18% 1 o00 do. Gig 1200 do Contidence 6%; Raymond & Bly..... 434 : 33 GI B00 do. Caledonia . 6X Silver Hull, - 8 1800 du. Crown Voint. - Tq Suvage. 6 Tue Exchequer 4% Seg. Bei i nue ati Gould & Curry, 108 Blatra Nevada 6 pn ARB. Hale & Nororags...., 4); UniouConsolidated.. 6s | 39 Welly, 100 do. Tmperial Yeliow Jacket 10 500 Pac Mull SS Co..be 2144 100 Ohio & M be Ng Julia Cons 33{ Kureka Consolidated. 1634 | 1009" do. oe 214 100 Han &StJo Kibe 103g The prices of mining shares in Now York, as offi- cully reported, were:— VIRST BOARD—11 4. M, 100 ahs Bertha GoldCo jy 100 shs Henry Tunnel. 100 do. iy 100 Mule & Nor.....810 100 Chollur Potosi; 100 do. 100 | do. 100 do? 100 Cleveland. . 10) Hukill, 1000 H & Std B's 100 sb Del & Hu 210 du... 800 Quicksilver 100 do 100 do uo do 100 Confidence 200 wos Bei 100 do. 200 de 100 West Un! 100 do, 200 Merrimue . 100 do. 100 Crown Point 100 do woo do 100 "do. 100 do. 500 Paeitle 100 Exehequei wo de Ps ihaate 100d 100 do 200 do 100 do, 100 0 1WON YC 100 Eureka. 100 do. 100 100 do. 300 do loo L Wo s0. 100 Ophii 1200, 1 1 110 Rock Is! 5 acern 2 100 Gould & 100 TO eae 00 do, 100 3 100 Granville. 100 a haat "22 wo do 100 Overman. 100 do 100 do 100 do 100 Savage. 100 do, 100 Seaton 200 Henry ‘Tunnei 100” do, 109 do. 100 do. 100 0. 00 lo ; "LON? wo do. 100 Westn Un Tel., nee SPOT IRREGULAR; 230 TO 3 100 sbs IN Cen RR ¢ 100Chi, B&Q 60 "do, 40% 200 is, 1200 4)” too 63 49 slate obovate FUTURES DULL—SUGAR SECOND HOARD—1:30 P.M. 200shs Bertha. 4 100 do ay 100 do 5 00 do big Lice F] ¥FIRM—COFFEE 100 yao: se YREIGRTS WEAKER, 100 Hukill 4 100 a circles to- Ps aa eee MEMORANDA, Pursuant to a call issaed about ten days ago a meet- ing of the representatives of the Chicago, Burlington und Quincy, the Chicago and Northwestern, Chicago aud Rock Island, and the Union Pacific Railroad was held at the office of the Union Pacitic Railroad Com- puny this afternoon, It is stated that there is no com- petition between these lines, and that the meeting was held simply to perpetuate tho friendly foelings here. lower, Oats quit. firm, Whiskey was Cotton on the spot were firm. Corvxn—The mar! inal, tofore existing between them. private terms, Mild The following correspondence explains itsel!:— wary cargo NatioxaL Bayg ov Comme prime d New York, March 2: 8, T. Resseut, President New York Stock Exchange: — Dian Sin—You will probably buve noticed by the Papers this morning the arrest of certain parties on a charge of having ia their possession torged bonda of the Pacific Railroad of Missouri, and which were about to be issued, 1 have learned that the bonds referred to purport to be bouds of the State of Missouri, of the description known a8 ‘be Pacific Railroad Stute bonds tor « Straction of Southwest vranch, in lieu of guaranteed bonds,” and tout they are well calculated to deceive, I deem it but proper, as the fiscal agent in New York 187) 24e.; Singapore, 19¢. whayra, 196, 4 20%e. tura, Ie. w 2U%g6. 5) 31 DOFTON rivals Ll of the State of Missouri, that 1 should at once ad- | 4 vise the Stock Exchange of the tacts, Yours, vory | Wurina the dey respectiully, H. Fe VAIL, Cashier, | closed firm, with the ‘The following sales of stock were made at tho Now | ine: Ths York Open Board of Stock Brokers to-day :— QUARTER OV RN ALM. 300 shs Luke Shore: 44 100 she West Un 100 NY Cent Kui mi WD. L & W RR, 100 Pasitie, .. 200 Lake Shore tit, 200 Luke sir 100 do 100 "do... 85 4054 100 diy. 100 St Paul pee! 465, 8000 Ohio & Mins 2d. LP-PAST TWRLVE Ve a 200 shs Lake Shore KR 49100 shs'W Un Tel 100 Rock Igan 9074 100 Del, Lb & W RE, 100 Ohio A Mirs.....03 S44 100 Lake Sho 100 At & Puc. 2459 100 405, QUANTEN-PAST THRE P.M 100 she Erk oe 64% 200 sas O & Miss BR... ig 100 Lake Shi 200 du. 100 At & Paeitic 100 W Un Tel, y Striet ordi 100 St Paul, 100 NJ Ven Ki (dood 01 200 St Paul 100 Del, Lack & W038 Btrict 100 Northwestern pt Low middiing. .. tem cree Strict low middling Middii Good 1 Htrict Midd Fair, —Stained—Good ordi 10 L-16e, ddiing. oo. vd middling. ‘Tnurspay, Marel 22, 1877, URE CALL=I0 ALM. ‘8800 sha Luke 8 Ri «4g ws follows :— WU do. 4 © sha Fourth 1400 4038 100 U's Expre: 500 dog | Co Xs ake aie 6 | Totals......... at Hide, J SOU we TLUse.; M ” noo, ‘20 Ain Exp: 200 AULA Bae Tel. 400 West Union HM) do. 15909 do. 1400 at 100 wt 11.87 89 | 100 wt Ltige, S76, | we 11.40, 100 at Coffee dull, but sugar was nominal, Naval stores remained quiet, for Itiv was very dull, and in tho ab- sence of important business prices were moro or less nom: We har only of sulos pf 563 bugs Kio, ex Halley, on We quote :— Ordl- 17e. w1TKe.; Tair do., 198ge.; good do., 20e, 2OKe, # Zle.; extreme range for lots 17. w & 20¢., gold, 90 d i dv., grass mat 22ge.; Santos, fair to good, 19, Java, government bay: Wge.; Porto K the spot was dull and irregular. Jand easier, Middiing quot er, there was a firmer ft losing orices of to-day low middling, 10%,e. ; mi —Delivored on contract, ‘ax follows do. 100 Ohio & Miss RR. P COMMERCIAL REPORT. CLOSED FIRM—FLOUR QUIEI—WHEAT sTEADY—COuN LOWER— OATS QUIKT—WHISKEY ¥IRM—PORK AND LARD FIRM—PETROLEUM FIRM—SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE AND ROSIN QUIET—OILS NOMINAL— Tavrspay, March 22-. 6 P. M. Nothing of especial interest transpired im business jay, the wholesale markets remaining steady do. BY er 100 Huss for tho most part under a moderate muvoment, On 2 100 ont Bag ‘| change business was moderate, Breadstuifs were without especial change aud thedealings were mode- rate, though generally wt steady prices, Fiour was quiet. Wheat in better demand and steady, Corn was Pork and lard were irregular but closed firm. was irre; ar, coffee wax quiet, Rue. a w2le. ; Murneaibo, INSge, a 20) amurca, 18e. w 19¢.; St. | 186. w 204. javanilla, IXSge. w 2 Ha, and 7.1 id. lower, Our tor fat favorable 40e, pric Thursday, March Maret ns inary, To-lay. cr) For futuro delivery the 200 at LL 4se. Vide. 100 ab Alc, 400 at 11420, 800 at 6 trom Liverpo orday, wer two P.M. ALLL i5e., 100 at 11. 66,, 500 wt Lh m) tll, 48e., B1e., 200 wt The, ree 11.88¢,, 4,500 at 11.dve., 8.900 Freights were dull generaily, Futures closed firm, Oils aud petroleum Pomingo, 4 Kica, 18e. & Qe; Mexican, 18e, # 20e.; Manila, 18. @ 19}¢¢.; Angon Je. ; Curacou, 16kje. Liverpool DOU bales ures, wh rhe market weular nnd not very activ 1,058 april, Bie, HO LI ie,, 1,800 at 11.44e., 400 at 11 45c., 400 at 11.460,, 709 at 1147e.. 1,000 at Li bie, 1000 wt 11470, 100 at’ LL t6e., Batt th ste., WHO se Lhdde. 100 af 314 Lave, 11, de, 11476. 1,000 "at. 400 at 100 at LL. 900 we LL 00 at I gon Jun pressed; by si pressed, To Bi wl, by ston arket quiet Four meal, 1,000. bhi 4 ntead € que » 2 Stato, Buperiine state Extra state, Choice Stute, Superfine \ Extra Western... Minnesota... Round woop Obid, Shipp Round hoop Ohio, trade brauds Family... Bt, Louis, low Bt Louis, stright extia St. Louin, o! Bt. Louin,e Kye Hou ithern, No, 2 Southorn, suportine * Southern’ nm, tamil eal, i Corn ment, pu —Whoat was in rather better demand sales were about jecided): fold Es malt was dull, of about 3 No, 2 mixed, for No. 3 whi Ste. for State Ww kate axp Juri Hemp was nal $190 for sing! OLA nogiected. Sizes Ste. a ; Engiish Isl 4 oH extra Western, Jersey ri $1 BO for ol State and 46., for d rowed State wid ate yesterday lands, 2 choi at 00) I. Sec, 2b AND Gttain.—Reces n and Southern, y. with 20 im xtr. e double tail, upertine y eh ‘The » store, rte: » qlee ‘Ont wus inactive nad ens, chuntuble order, 405 do, $2.10. Pit Advices from Wilmington were us follows -—Kosin st strained, $1 70; coud do., $1 79. tine quiet; hard, $1.89; dott and virgie, On.§. Market quiot but firm, We quot Gite and bbls. erude, $1 4 $1 60; whale, Meached wiuter, The. ; uatural’ do. winter biewched fish, 50e, a be. a 45¢, Pxtroc‘om.—Market was rices were as follow: 3) refined, naphtha, delphia, 16! Creek were 17 tierees wud $4 ois, and 1408 can ewhat irregular, but closed firm Cut m mess, + packet, S14 a $15 city, extra India, nominal at #2 wore 110 bbls. choice Western wt terms. Dressed hogs were tein but follows $905 June, do. at Ye. 200 tiere Ameri wold se prices; State, . commen t funcy, 1de. 0 18 firm. per Ib. and Jers $175 a 82 Dneks—Jurey, X70. 0 $1 Dressed poultry—Turkeys were qi d to prime State, | 15e. & 17e. toe ood ‘to prime Wes! were quoted at Ie, a 17e, for ood to prin Ise. for fair to prime Jer per pair. Me. for Serwoy, 18 Western an Rie Carolina tuir, a Gye. ; cholee, Gye. u Ze. Louisiau i “ good to prime, Sige a Patna, curreney . in bond, ige., told sUGAR. # vory little demand lor were more of less nominal, — etl and prices were about bucher. Fair retining, Sipe. aye. 4 | Onba, fair to choles, tile. a boxer Lise. 10540, AY ML BI 15 nd 100 bbI were us Wee $14 70 bid, $l4 95 axked Iderw ut Gye. . tn bbls & Me, do., Wt tollows oip et Hat To, dior comin thn ie. per, pai Nos, 8 to 15, Dye, a 10e. Zhe. w X3ye,; Porte Rico, refininy, common to prime, fe standged A, 1090, powdered, i 600) + by sail, re about tas mnsyivauiae and shipa % Vid, 82 774; asked; shipments, noni quoted nt 1045 sold for the Con ere Was & Kod We quote :—Live fowls, State State and Western, Le. a be. w Ife. 1,100. i at at 1L.S5e, 11.58... 400 wt 11.626., 1 1,000 400 it 100 wt Sep: by st Hamburg, by st am, y ab pt tr extra, sat $1 a 20,000 bushols No. 3 Westert rivate stoudy. quiet und Figo. t 25 Korte Ki Now Orieans, taney, otie, lots, a ote raineds a ‘Tar~ ar dui! cottonseed, crude. iow wii Es ‘i, prime winter, 0c, a Mo Dleachod winter, $1 jorthern, do me bath, 104g, Fete . in eae lor prime’ eity;, re! Baltimore, Wye A Mis, about $2 20 bbls, Vkogs und $8 cases; cut Hess sold at ne at 3: The ‘April, $14 65 bia. une, Slt Sales we was yee We, Beet a7 oe. ve demi We ¥ 5 per pair: & 1Se, tor tuir to choice, A, Mae. u Live. granulated, 11 ye. Sse., comprense: Tide. a Me. No. ‘intxed, efor No. 1 whit Western and 5 ro quiet and al We quote Ameri spirits turpenu 65. ido, naturat_do Southern, 7c ih he ull but Orn, rker’s steady; U ellien at 7: fe was xtra mess, $11 50 Beet hams ti warket pigs at 7 ment. Lard opened irre and wn NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1877.-TRIPLE’ SHEET. oat 1 200 at LL.G1e., | vat 11 Gite. ati August, 100 at 174 Liste. 200 at tember, 500 Cotton eum, §Ke., com oa he c Ty Liver. compressed. 212 bbls.; corn i oats, do. The flour ther tn buyer's cluding State, otations. Kye Com meal was kes at unchanged $4 00 a $5 00 Soa 5) 750 RW 850 Ow Ow 504 10 00 490 450 5 60 Tw 50 it stewdy prices. The ws s and No, 3 Mib jeago in stor Y tor une wukee, sold Ge. for two: 10,009 bushels twos terms, Barley We note sa 44: je « tine Wan quiet and a trifle lower; sales were about LOO bbis., L 40! Kosin Bere ood 2 05 mington. § $165, Tur Spirits dul Linseed, casks 5Oe.; Southern white wine ¢ sperm, ‘The closing do. am Dols ZU Ge, 2 fined, we Phi: vices from the ited, $2 745 mo. ‘ou City : lard, Bla NT), w $1. cloning: “eull B14 NS nnked BO bid, $1 re G00 leur ge. and, duth but The closing “eal” were as $10 asked: April 20 bid, May, $10 0214 "bid, $10 05. aske: p $10 (114 usked. The sul ) tierees, at $0 Sig for Murch, $Y 005 and $10 10 for NM 1 $1000, D734 for Jum 104%: good to prime ate, l4e. & I6e, for good to prime 12e, 4 146, tor fair to good do, arket fairly active and very. firm, We qnot Ae. prime, ti 1 to fair, de. . Tikes & TG e.5 Taw and prices was more nective Wo quot grovery, do, contrituval, hhds. and i do, molisses, dun and wy refined, crushed, Hge. © ut loat, 1Ui5e, SrKAuINY.—Receipts, U4 bbls, Market was quiet: city prime quoted at 10%e.'a 103%c. and Western prime ut 10ige, TALLOW, — Koveipts 02 was stendy, with sales of 89,000 1b WitiskkY.—Keceipts, quict 50 bbls, sold at SL 07: his, and. 746 bbl bids, ay HOW prime at 7 The market was firm but is. ‘Tho marnet une. gauge. Fuxtauts.—Only a moderate lusivess was uccomplishod in ereral, ment in grain the prices ™ Fates ns a rule favored shippers. mmodation on the ained were very low. ved with little freedon Ci id rates were ‘The moves rth was fair, but tering tonnage easy, Kngage- menty:—To Liverpool, per steain, 52,000 bushels grain, jueluding 8,000 do. wheat wt 4d. and 44,000 do, grai outly private terms, To Londiw, by sail, 000 bus! in from, t Sid, BO ibs, To Gliagow, per steam, ly grain, part bast evening at 4%¢d., or stom, 2 aud balun buck at a retuned petrolen: Seville, at 27! orders, with are. wis grain at By orwegian bark, i henee to the Mediterra lump sam, su nce care oy to market tgure Shrivtianm, with erp. id. ; an America terranean and bai id to be staves, a some days with ‘part with 6,000. cases retin general gun t' yesterday, with 8,000 fe nee to Cadiz or A German si th 6.000. bbls: schoone: at I boner wince rr © to Cork with 3,800 DOMESTIC MARKETS, Cotton nomi good ordinary, wise, 1,730." 4 1oije. 1009. Sales, Cotton unchanged; midaling, 10) good ordinary, 1c, ‘Net ree Sales, 500, wise, O07. Cotton quiet; middling Gatvestox, Mi middling, Ie 10c, Net reeeints, 702 bales, ules, B21, Stock, 4 », Net receipt Montrx, M low m ts. 43 bales. tock, 61,069, ordinary, 1OKC. Not revelp wise, 90." Bales, 200. Stock, middling, 11 Net receipts, 200 bares Flor sales, 1,200 bus No. T white Michie cindy held wt $1 57, N: $1 63. Corn Barley weak; No, 1 Canada h Bolted, ¥ Michigan, BOE. “C unchanged n ineal: Shorts, #19 » $20 hels No, Osweao, Mareh at los, 1,000 otis 2 Milwaukee club on private terms; No. Zred Wabash steady; W Hd at ster avs ipstnils, Flour—Shipments, 1,000 bbls, Market dull; prices materially un demand and searce; sales of 4 SL ge, quiry hard vate tern cars ; wales Duluth ot te change corn, 800 2,000 do. Fe, Michtigui high mixed, and Mure! Flour qui shade higher: April, $1 2084, in.ive., | dull and @ shad: ier, Wheat 2 red winter, #1 800'bushels white Mic 1 0; Barley in light dema Westurn on private terms on private terms Other articles quiet ve . $1 May je lower mt, Aye, Hie raved, corn, heat, 4,000 do, corn, Burr. hanged. arrive, 4 » No. 2 April, $1 5i re 40, d do, onts.- Thence castor Abe Jow ‘miadiin, low 807 balew: Wi unbolted, $24 i iniddlings, $24 w $25. jarch 2 New Onteans, March 22, 1877, Cotton quiet and easy; middling, 11) good ordinary, 0/6 xports—to Great Britain, 6,800; constwise, 75% (Ooo. Btuek, 269,000, idling, Kross, areh 22, 1877, niddling, 1040. 5 Isxports const: 1877. guod 30, 1K. V1 Mae, 6. Sales, i 5 tor hard, $2 65 Var dull at $1 65, 2, 1877, tend Ok; 9.000 d 1 Milwauke oy extra white uM MIXe No. 2 do, Mill teed— re 1877. Gorn in fair rs high mixed on track at Wheat tu light in- gan at Si Hux) do, spring on pet- Pou yuntels Outs sof T car Wostern Flour unehange sales of ROO boi, changed. lailtond freights ane te—rlour, 2,000 bbls: wheat, LL, OD do. ; outs, 12.000 do.; barley, 2. do’ Shipments—Flour, 2,100 bbla | wheat, 14; corn, 21,000 do. ; oats, 12,600 do. ; barley, bh Ale. a4! | $1410. May. Lard firm Age. for strictly fresh, cash, Oats dull and a shade lower; Hc.. enol: B2%9e., April; Se, May. Itye in twin der | mand and lijgher at Uae. «Use. Burley firmer at S2\e. « She. York dull; weak and lower, $13 00. carb, or Aprils . but not quotably Wigner: $i) 40 Siolhs i 40m 0 Aha, Apri: $0 Sah a $0 59, May.” Hulic mears steady aud unchanged. Dressed logs, #00 # Whiskey. €1 05, Reevipts—Plour, 4,000 bole; wheat. 4,200 bushels: corm, 57.000 do: oats. 9,000 do! rye. 380 huriey, THO do, Shipments—Fiour, 6.000 bbls. ; wheat, (GOO Lushéla; earn, 43,000 do. , oats, 14,000 do. barley, 10,000 do. t the afteraven call of the th d:- Wheat ensiers $1 2554, April; $1 20%, May. Corn, Gute unchanged. Pork higher : $13 OT%; bid, Abril; 614 30, May. Lard firmer, but unchanged. PRINT CLOTHS MARKET. Puovipence, K. 1, Mare! . 1877. Printing cloths inactive; uo sales repurted; prices nomi- nally unchanged. ‘ HAVANA MARKET. Mavaxa, March 22, 1877, Sugars depressed; clayed No, 12 at 10g 4 11 reals; mus- covado, Inferior to fair, wt Sky 4 884 reals. spanish goid, 2254q a 226, Exehumye rising: on the United States. oO | . currency, 1a 4 discount; short sight do, para Sy | premium ; 40 days, gold, 33 «44° premium, short sight do., | Hi a5 my on Loadou, 14344 19 premium;on Paris 14 a2 premium, EUROPEAN MARKETS. COMMERCIAL, Livenroot, March 22—5 P, M. ;mplands, low middling elwu id . 4s. per ews. for Amertean Loxvos, Mure 225 P.M. Vroauce. Od. @ 4s, per ewk, Spirits turpen> tine, 27», Od! u 24s. per owt, Mareh 22, 1977, Cotton—Putures dul and June delive Provisions, Axtwen, Petroleum, 35)gf. for hne pate Amer BRPOOL, March 22—Kvening, LAnseed oil, 265, por ewt, 1d at PRODOCK Kx Lonpon, March 22, 1877. n Refined petroleum New ¥. Pork—Eustorn dull at 72 Cumberland cut dull at cloar steady at ds. Gl Loy ent tir mess dull wt Prime city stendy at 40s, Re steady Cheeso—American choice steady a Lard oli—None in the tnurket, Flour—Extra stute steady at tis. Ga. When! No. 1 spring dil at 10s, tM. Noo 2 xpring dull wt 10s, Sd. Winter southern, aone in the market; winter Western dull 128s, Beot-—India prime mens dull How at 10s, 8d. Coru—Mixed soft dull at FINANCIAL, Loxvon, March 22—4 P.M, United States bonds, 1807's, 108 vis Central, 49, Loxpos, March 22—4:39 P, M. Now York Coutral, 92. Fraxkronr, Mareh 22, 1877, United States bonds, now fives, 105 ‘ Silver closed to-day at Sitgd. por Loxvon, Mareb On the Stock Exchango inter and declining. bos, March 4PM. The down- International securities ward wovement dors not make — FLIGMAN & CO, id xt., New York, dredit to Travellers, Daynble in auy’ pact of Europe, Aaln, Alrien, Australia und erica, and make Tel MONEY ON LIFE AND 1 Mort en ame kinds effected with best compan es. HABRICH & Co, 119 Broadway, FUNDS TO LOAN ON T REASONABL RAT Endowment Insurance Polictes a Bought; Insurance of wll & d city property ; $87,000 ut 6 per fe In. furnace Policies cashed; loans’ made on same road way, room 1 LL NOTES OF WHOLESALE AND KETAIL DEAL. lady in tro ly $500 immediately address "prown offic, QSTATE FUND TO LOAN, $160.4 “Brooklyn Property. Apply J. D., 1 MIS-OURI COUNTY AND TOWNSHIP Ww. i AM, 18 Broadwa NRUST FUNDS—6 PKR cent commission cor +10 Pine st. % d by ALBERT Il. NICOLAY & CO., No. 43 Vine st., Now York, ANTED—A GENTLEMAN, WITH $50,000 IN CAST to take the tronsuryship of a first class company; # very favorable arrangement will be inade with a suitable party and ample security will be given for the mo erencon given wid required. Address CASH, box ald office, 5 000 ON BOND AND MORTGAGE FoR on property in Queens count) #00) Principals only dewlt with. Address ox uxt office, WW ANTED—2,000 48 X RY CHAT. rniture, neurly 85,009; tor which a good e UNE principals rece $15,000.29 £25002 WANTED=OM VERS LOND D1. ‘und Mortyage, at & por cent, for « term of ears, on tive houses, woll locuted and worth 860,000; rents 10; bondsinen anexceptionable. Principals only ad- I., Pont oltice, station D, 5 ()()() (0 LOAN-IN SUMS TO SUIT, OV 75.0009 Froperty. RECEIVER, room E, “BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. BLISHED BUSINESS, “STOCK” ABOUT amr A Sv. grote average $20,000 per an . for xaly or exchange for Real Eotate; must be disposed ot immodi- ately. __ A. BLOMQVIST, 150 Nassnu at, Ai AtixeR WASTE TH SMALL CAPITAL, in an od ostablished wholesale and retail grocory house, ue of the par wing bout to withdraw. Apply Ty BY KNES, 458 Greenwich at, ‘A, eiest NUFACTURID ment, inel fneture, will I afew yours in protity and sure markets; terms: cularsat H, M. FUNSTON'S uflice, PARTNER WANTED—LADY OR GENTLEM w light, plousint business; no previous knowledge nece sary; sali capital required. For full particulars uddress RM. J, Horuld office, J EWES PLIES AND COMMISSION ness, long 1, ~Wanted, a partner; splendid pottunliy for w iman with smalt ewpital.” Address box 4,7: ¢ 109 per cont at whole- capital required. Jourt st., Brooklyn, N, ¥. SALE TEA AND COMMISSION doing rows business; tory Fi for soiling. particulars, ad- dress TEAS, Heruld oftice JOR SALE—ON ROYALTY OR CASH, TUE MOST valuavie. Patent ever offered In this country concerning & perfect substitute for an indispermable staple. urticle comparatively sinall investment required ‘for, the, lane brolits realised. For particulars address box 140 Herald oltice, ES OF TES USING LARGH QU crude mica oun make advantageous contracts by ad- dressing MICA, Post office box 2,126, Denver, Col. JEW HOTED AND RESTAURANT, SU ESSFUL operation, $6,000; $2,000 cash, balanee exchange, Ap- ply, bofore 12, 109 Bowery, up stairs, LD ESTABLISHED BROOKLYN FANCY GooDs, C Millinery Establishment $5,000; haif (cloar)freal extute oF first mortgaye tuke. Address WHOLESALER, Herald, DARTTES WITH FIRST CLASS FOUNDRY AND Ma- chinory failities in or accessible to New York who desire | & permanent business muy address Vost olfice box 255 Jer- wey City. AKTNER WANTED—IN AN ESTABLISHED MANU- facturing business: a eapital of $5,000 of $10,000 re- quired; a safe und profitable investment. Address FAU- ORY, Heruld office. ARTNER WANTED—WITH 8100 TO $150, TO JOIN advertiser with the same amount of money Ina prolita- ble cash business. Address 5., Herald Uptown effic PARTNER, | WITH, $1,500, WANTED. BUSINESS long established; $2,500. yourly euarant security given sual opportunity, Call office 24 W ‘20th st, RARE, OPPORTUNITY. VOR SALK, TO SETTLE AN Vestate, the stock and Fixtures of a'first class Livery Stable; extublished 18 years; desirably located up town, and now doing # good cash business, A. VAN MATER, 100 Fulton at, PANTED—A PARTY TO BUY OUT A P\RPNER OF an Old established house of filteon years’ stauding, tution D, three Ud: V Addrexs I WANTED-PARTYBR, WITH $3.00 TO $6 take an interest In & good paying importing und man facturing, business, without risk; references exchange Address ¥, A. L., Herald oftice. GIF) TA GEATUEMAN WITH THIS AMoU PSOU wanted immediately in money making. business, iu full operat PIBRSON, 20 Boud at $ LOO ENERGETIC MAN WITH THIS Dale samount can secure A profitable novelty, readily sold in every house. J. N, G., box 4,763, SOQ WEL BURCH ASK A WHOLESALE UASit DOV U Manutuctnring Business; weticle stu Hil half the ensh orders tor want of eapitul; quired to carry bon; bears the closest inv At 16 Atlautic #t., Brooklyn, or addrest NO I aw only S350) are ARESEH, WANTED IN A LBGITT- a0) emate business that will bear close investiga tion; @ businons man can Sind un upporturity to tonite a handsome income; profits lunge; business safe and perm: nent, Address K.'L. M., box 117 Herald office. engi $1 000, WILL PURCHASE A DESIRABLE PA . tent and start good paying business; staple article; sola for cash wt large profits: partion wanting pow, for small capital, will address KB. all M., box <PARTNER WANTED TO | PUsH A $10,000. catcuoie raltway invention veany otted Address H.R, 11 North 40h oe, Philadelphis MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, o—_—_——. MARRIED. Cantstik—KNow.es,—At tue residence of tho bride's father, 63 South Oxtord at, Brookiyn, on Wednesday eveaing, lat mst, by Rev. Theodore L, Cayler, D. 1 Wistiant Cannot Cunistix, of Many Heard Kyowses, daughter of Emerson M. Knowles, Lag. Cleveland and Elyria (Ohto) papers please copy, HARRAL—SHRLLY.—March 6, at Folkestone, huglan by the Rev, Mathew Woodward, M, A., vieur of Folk: We. Corn 425ic., May 4) ew York city, and + Warrz—Dorcurr.—Wodnesday, March 21, 1877, a6 the residence of J. D. Cameron, 208 Bust 451b st,, New York, by the Kev. W. H. Thomas, Wittiam J, Ware to Miss Jexxig Dercuen, ull of Lover Plains, N. ¥. DIED Auyeranbt,—At bis late residence, Brooklyn, March 22. 1577, Louis ARS#TaDT, in the Tlst year OF bis age, ruiculars of tuneral bereatter. At Harttord, Coun, on March 21, Ax- . AY, formerly Her Britannic Majesty's Consul at New York, in the 85th year of bis age. Fuvoeral services will be held at St. Mark’s Chareb, corner 2d ay, aud 10th st, and the remains interred ts the Barclay family vault, iu the yard of that churey, at three o'clock P, M. this day (Friday), March Relatives and trrends are invited to attend, . Beacr.— Suddenly, on Thursday, the 22d inst, Hexny J. , in she 4th year of his age. The relatiy tachés of the tuliy and friends of the family, also the ate w York General Fost office, are respect. invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, the one o'clock Y. M., from bis late past 43d st, RAKSVRAK.—FRaNCes Lovtsa, wife of Thomas Kepeur Funeral (rom her date residence, 281 Wytkol st, Brooklyn, op Friday, 23d, at two P.M. Browsing. —On Thursday, March 22, suddenly, of pucumoni, Joun H. Browsixa. Relatives and triends are invited to attend his fa neral, (rom bis late residence, No, 7 Kast 48th st., om Monday, March 26, 1877, atten A. M. Byuxes,—On Wednesday, 2lat just, Mary Lovise, youngest child of Thomas F. and Mary Aon Byrnes, aged 4 years and 7 montns, © from. the residence of het riday, 23d jost., ab hal& past one o'clock. n x.--On Thursday (suddeniy) March 22, 1877, DANIKL COGHLAN, aged 69 Years. Relavives and friends are invited to attend bis fas neral, Monday, 26th, at balf-past ten o’clock, from bit Jate residence, at Whippany, N. J. Special tratn will Jeave Barclay street at etght o'clock, Morris and Eusex Railroad, CosGnove,—At Haverstraw, GROVE, uged 57 years, Kelatives and friends invited to attend funeral, from Methodist Episcopal Chureh, Friday, two P.M. Cunsincuam.—Suddenly, on Wednesday, March 2 Maky, beloved wile of Thomas Cunningham, aged years, Relatives and triends of the family are respectiully invited to attend'the funeral, trom her late residence, 9 Mott at., on Saturdas oneo'clock P. BM. Davesrort.—[n Brooklyn, Thursday, March 22, 1877, Mre. Mary RK. Davuxvort, in her 6dth year, Relauves and friends are invited tv attend her fane ral, on Sunday afternoon, Mareb at balf-past two o'clock, from her late residence, No. 135 Quiuey at, Evkuert—At Browsters, Putnam county, N. Y¥., on the 2ist inst, CHakias Everurr, Esq., in the 7908 year of bis age, The funeral services will be held on Sunday, Marck attwol, M., atthe First Baptist Church, Brews ters. Friends of tho family are smyited to attend. A special tram will leave the Grand Central Depot at twelve M. Sunday, and return at five P.M, FRraxk. —Jow: Frayk, in the Slat year of his ago, on the 224, ‘Tho funeral will take place from the residence of bis daughter, Mrs, Moritz Salomon, 322 West 8th st, at ten o'clock this morning, Frictids and relatives are rospectiully iuvited to attend, GERARD.—At Patchogue, on Monday, March 19, of pneumonia, Haynan, widow of the late Hiram Gerard, aged TZ years, wHaac.—On Thorsday morning, March 22, 1877, Louise HaaG, wife of Joseph Haag und daughter of Henry Stoeger, in the 24th yeur ot bor age, Relatives and triends are respectiuily invited to ate tend the funeral, from her late residence, 166 Kast 84ib st., on Suturday, March 24, at ten o'clock A. M. Harviviy,—Mareh ‘21, at 428 North Second street, Withamsburg, the Rev, Hexny Harrienn. Funeral services will take placo at the South Second Street M&thodist Episcopal Church at two P. M., Frise day, March 23 Hevvervax.—At Charleston, S. C., on Wednesday, March 21, Rev. Jouw M, Huvvennan, late rector of St, Paul's, Paterson, N. J. Notice of funeral hereafter, Hoains.—Suddenly, on Monday, 19th Inst, at Stocks tou, Ga, Fuankuin F., elder son of Marion und H. H, Hogins. Notice of tuneral hereafter, Horsiack.-—On Wednesday, March 21, at the resi. dence of Mrs, Ridder, Riverdalo, Mra, Mania HoTuLace in the 72d year of hor age. Foneral, Saturday, 24th Inst., at eleven A, M. Hust,—On Thursday, March 22, of cholera infuntam, Manix Louise, infant child of Dr. Dwight B, and Fane mo H. Hunt. Funeral on Saturday, 24th inat,, at the residence of her grandmother, Mrs. Raudolph Ryer, No. 370 West 2d SL, at balf-past eleven A. M. Kin.exy.—March 20, 1877, of cancer, P. J. Kiniees, aged 49. KINGAN.—At Weldford, N, B., on Tuesday, March 13, James Kincay, in the 37th year of bis age, Funeral trom Fitth avenue Presbyterian Church, corner 40th st., on Saturday morning xt ton o'clock, Lxowanp.—At Morrisania, on Wednesday, Murch 21, Cormixa A., wile of C, De Kt. Leonard and oldest daugi. tor of Ja Duthie. Rolaiives avd friends are reapecttully invited to ate tend the funeral, from the residence of her father, jrove av. and 163d st, Morrisania, on Friday, March 23, ac half-past two P, Makrixe.—On Thursday, March 22, 1877, Tuzovors Maxine, aged 70 yeara, Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, at his late residence, 586 Lexingtom ay., on Saturday, March 24, atten A. M. Mkav,—-Un Thursday, March 22, Many J. Mean, aged, 28, eidest duugbter of the late William A. Mead. Tho relatives aud friends are respeettully Invited to attend the funeral, at her late residence, way, Ne J., on Sunday, March 25, at two P. My Meuick.—On Tucsday, March 20, suddenly, W. H. MBLICK, aged 60 years, Funeral will take place on Sunday, 25th, at balt- past twelve, from St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church, Sd st., Jersey City. Relatives and friends, also Eastern Star Lodge, are invited to attend without further notice, McConmick.—On Wednesday, of diphtheria, Tuomas Frascts, ouly child of Alice and Peter McCormick, aged 11 months and 18 days, Faneral this Friday, at two P, M., from the residence ol his grandparents, Thomas and Anne Heginbuthant, 148 Kast 86th st., New York, McCoxsetLocce.—On Wednesday, March 21, ANNA, relict of Henry MeConnelloguo, aged 60 years, Funeral on Saturday, at half-past ume A. M., from her late residence, 1,331 4th av., to St Laurence’s Church; 84th st. and s.adison ay, Relatives and triends: ure invited. MoGoway —On Thursday, March 22, at Troy, Pat- RICK McGoway, of New York city. Notice of tuneral to morrow, Osnons,—Wednesday evening, March 21, Enizanera Wuirkuran, mfant daughter of Dr. John Osbor Parxur.—At his late residence, 643 Hudson st, the 22d tnst., Rev. Ricuaro Parker, aged T0yeurs, & months and 11 days. Notice of funeral heroatter, Porren,—Oa Wednesday, Mi 21, at the family Tosidence, Onondaga Valley, N. Y¥., Homer Cant Por+ THR, In tho 43U year of his age. bs Neagned on Sunday, 26.h ist. Interment in Groene wood, RUATIGAN.—AN anniversary mass of requiem for Rev. L. J. RuatiGaN will be offered in St, Be pea Church, Fitth avenue aud Bergen street, Brooklyn, on Saturday, 24h inut, at ten o'clock, Tho reverend clergy and other {riends of the deceased are Invited to attend. Syeiant,—On Tuesday, March 20, Prayers C, Srxiout, Inspector of Police, aged 62 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also the ma- 1 pot are respectiully invited to attend the rom the Lite Church Around the Corner, this (Friday) moruing, at eleven o'clock. Sranvant,—Wednesday afternoon, March 21, Jvuia V., wile of Charles W. Siandurt Funera} services at ber lute residence, No. 42 Irving luce, Friday afternoon, March 23, at three o'clock, ulerment at Cleveland, Ohio, Svvrunx,—Sanan EMity, youngest child of J. Bogert and Sarah F, Suflern, aged 3 years, 11 months and 1 days. Funeral from tho residence of hor parents, on Sun- day, 25th, at two o'clock P.M, Svnavax.—On Woanesday, March 21, Marcarrt, widow of the late James Sullivan, native of Castle. Island, county Kerry, aged 70, Faneral witl leave Friday, one o'clock, from the resie dence of her daughter, Mrs, Catharine Golden, 380 Henderson st., Jersey City. Remains will be iaterred tu Calvary Cemetery, ‘ Surrox, —Suddenly, on the 22d inst, Jane L. Jace son, wile of William R. Sutton, The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from her lave lence, 117 Doan st., Brooklyn, on Saturday morning, at eleven o'clock, Interment at Woodbridge, N. J, > TrowsXkn.—On Thursday, March 22, Aoxn, eldest daughter of William and Theresw Troebner, Relatives and friends of the family are respscttally inviied ty attend the funeral, from No, 404 Bloomfield st, Hoboken, on Saturday afternoon, at two jock. Vax Dookx.--On Wednesday, 2st inst, Geatia L. only child of Edwin H, and the late Mary Louisa Vea Doorn, aged 7 years and 10 months, Relatives and friends of the family are invited to ate teud the funeral, trom her late residence, 831 West 2400 st, on Saturday, Mareb 24, at two o'clock P, M. Von HaGkN.—On the 20th inst., eight A. M., at Ceme tral Valley, GxorGe vox Hacks, in his 6lst year. The relatives aod friends of the family aro respecte | fully invited to attend the funeral, trom the German Zio Church, Henry st, Brooklyn, L. L, on Friday, fost, at two o'clock P.M, Maren 21, Jon Coa- Suddenly, on Thursday, Maroh 22 of Gronck E., youngest som ol and land, aged 11 months and 9 days, Relatives and friends are r ettully Invi ate tend the funeral, at their residence, New Sprii asi, Staren Island, on Suturday, 24th ist, 0 P. Warroux—Oo Tharsday — morni March 22, Cuanses 8. Watnous, in the 76th year of his aga. ‘The relatives aud irrends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services, Monday, 26th tnyt, at tem A. M., from bis late residence, 201 Congress st, Brook. lyn. ‘Interment at Hempstead, 1. 1. Wexzet.—On Wednesday, Mareb 21, 1877, Witutam Wexant, son of the late Henry Wenzel, Kaq., of New a year of his age, smyho, 62Sonth 4th st, Brooklyn, B.D. Friday, March 23, at iwo o'clock, Relatives and 1 the family pectiully Invited to attend, addvaly, oo 20h ingt., Jase Buta Wher, ptuin Stephea W, West, ov friends West, widow of Friends and relatives are requested to attend the funcral, from ber tute residence, 8 8 L, on Frivay, 23d 1ust., at bali-past gleven pd 4 Wicox.—On March 22, foat, at bus au ast 2d wt, Jacon Witcox. Notice of Taneral herent ; Woowncrr.—in Brooklyn, March 21, of stone, Henny H. Hannan, of Now York city, to M WeLKN SUKLLY, of Paris, France, tion, Samunt. Save Wooorcrr, of Charlent , in the Bid your of Mis age, 801 te Sa0od Woodruit, M. D., of the fo ky a a ee TONE oe RS a Oe ae ee ES et