The New York Herald Newspaper, October 19, 1877, Page 9

—_ FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, The Stock Market Active and Feverish. GOLD 102 3-4 A 102 5-8 A 102 3-4. Government Bonds Steady, States Higher and Railroads Weak. MONEY ON CALL QUOTED AT 7 PER CENT. e Wa. Srkext, } Tacnspar, Oct, 18—6 P. M. ‘The vox populi, eo far as it was possible to be repre- sented by street rumors, gave further tongue this morning to the general belief that the bull party bad been beavy sellers of stocks, A further important decline, which depressed Lake Shore to 67%, Western Union to 78% and Mienigan Central to 633, gave the keynote to the supposition, and the whole pack of Smaller traders was soon in full cry at the heels of the fleeting prices with @ pertinacity that is only bred among brokers and with an ardor in the chase, that, Otrected in a vulpine way, would astonish the mem- bers of the Queens county hunt, It is possible, hot r, that the belief in a goneral selling out of the bull party may be exaggerated and lead to the serious mistake of selling the market short’ Tho sharp turn upward this afternoon has ready proved seriously convincing to the buoyant bears of this morning that short sales were a mistake, and ap- pearances aro that more converts will be made to- morrow. The truth appears to be that some of the prominent operators of the bow-window party, taking alarm at the frequent recurrence of “irregularities” among financial people and fearing an extension of the taint to quarters which would develop serious con- sequences, have determined to ‘pull down the ‘biinds” for the present upon the bull speculation and at the same timo secure the handsome profits offering, ‘The result of this determination bas been the market- ing of some 50,000 to 75,000 shares, thougn these amounts present but a moderato proportion of the groat bull holdings, At least one of the uptown oper- ators has stood to his guns, without flinching, and if Jett in the lurch by his confreres, has bad experience enough on the “briny’’ of similar eccentric move- ments not to scare badly at the situation, The same js believed to be true of Mr. Keene and his following, who are asserted to be holding on with a real or pre- tended confidence inhigher figures. Whether the re- Viring parties—like the wicked which flee when no man pursueth—have been unnecessarily scared, or whether the stayers will come to a distant and costly grief by not quitting in time, the future will deter- mine, The very decided improvement which showed Itseif after midday was a protty sure sign that things were not to be allowed to go to rack and ruin instanter, and that if necessary a power could be ex- ted to prevent it, So much was developed this afternoon—helped, {t 1s true, by the demand to cover sports and an easier money market—as sufficed to add from %% to 8 per cent to the lowest figures of the day to close up quotations firmly. It does not seem hkely, however, that the advance will be renewed immedi- ately. The market has received ‘a pretty severe blow, and with Mr. Gould opon tne short side to keep the wounds from healing the efforts of some new shorts to help bim and the desire of the ‘‘outs’’ to get in again (but only when lower prices make an induce. ment), all tend to keepthe market in a feverish con- dition for some time to come. THE SALES TO DAY. The sales of active stocks at tho Board to-day aggre- gated 264,000 shares, which were distributed as fol- lows:—New York Central, 6,050; Erie, 22,200; Lake Shore, 74,600; Wabash, 4,200; Northwestern, 6,200; do, preferred, 9,525; Rock Island, 3,070; Milwaukee and St, Paul, 8,600; do. preferred, 6,800; Pittsburg, 690; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 23,780; New Jersey Central, 200; Delaware and Hudson Canal, 1,200; Morris and Kessex, 1,800; Micbigan Central, 6,284; Illinois Central, 1,200; 0., C.,C. and I., 1,300; ©, ©. and L. C.,400; Hannibal ana St. Joseph, 2,200; do. preterred, 3,200; Ohio and Mississippi, 9,275; ‘Western Union, 69,270; Pacific Mail, 300. OPENING PRICES. The opening prices were as follows:—Western Union, 78%; Lake Shore, 68%; New York Cen- tral, 107%; Rock Island, 10254; Michigan Central, 65; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 4934; Delaware and Hudson, 41)4; Erie, 13:4; Morris and Essex, 74%; Ohios, 9%; C., C, and 1, C., 4%; St Paul, 87; do, preferred, 6834; Northwestera, 39; do. preferred, 643g; Quicksilver preferred, 34; Pacific Mail, 233; Iilinots Contral, 77; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 9%; to, preferred, 20; New Jersey Central, 17; C.,C, C. ‘nnd L., 41%; Wabash, 1624. CLOSING QUUTATIONS, The closing quotations at threo P, M. were:— Bid, Asked, Minos Centra 734° 77 Union Pacific. 66% Ov? CC&le 4) 43 H'& St Joseph, il W& Stor 22y Qhiio & Nis rm Rorvuwess 130. Kock Islan: wor Peleaaph 7 Fmg 20 $3 Pecite Malic. 308 34 69 Quickstiver 17319 Plissbore. 82 Quicksilver pl. 34° 35 L & Western i 98 Ni Content * 16 8514 Dei nal 4: obs Mich Censral.. 06 HIGHEST AND LOWEST. ‘The following were the highest aud lowest prices of stocks to-day :— Chicago and Northwestern. .... Chicago and Northwestern prefersed Chicago; Rock Isiand ang Pacific. Clove,, Col, Cin, and Indianapolis. . Chicago und Alton, Delaware, Luckuwanna and Western Delaware and Hudson Canal Ene Hannibal und St, Joseph, Hannibal and St. Joseph preferred, Ulinois Central. Michigan Central. Morris and Essex. Milwaukee and 5t, Pau! Toled Union Western Union Te! TH MONRY MARKET, The money market to-day showed signs of tight. ess, money on call lending at7 per cent, with oc- casional loaus at fractionally higher figares, The fol. Jowing were the rates of exchange on New York at the undermentioned cities to-day;— Savannah, buying 3%, selling i; St. Louis, 3 «discount; Cincinuati, buying 50 discount a par, selling 50 @ 100 premium; Chicago, par to 25 discount; Charleston easier, 3 a 5-16 discount, % a i discount; New Orleans, commercial a 7-16, bank % discount, and Milwaukee 50 cents discount. Foreign exchange was quiot at 4.50 a 480% for bankers’ sixty days’ storing bills, and 4.85 a 4.854 for demand, THE GOLD MARKET, : Gold opened and closed at 102%, with sales in the {Interim at 102%. The carrying rates were 1 io 8 por cent, and the borrowing rates flat to 2 per cont, GOLD CLEARINGS AT THK NATIONAL BANK OF THR STATE OF NEW YORK, Gold balances... Currency balances, Gold clearances CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT, Curroncy exchanger «$14,489,000 + 1,149,000 1) 196,172 79,087,193 Currency balances, 8,430,685 Gold exchange! 13,274,433 Gold balance: 1,165,716 GOVERNMENT BONDS. Government bonds were steady, closing at the follow. ing quotations :—United States currency sixe: 12046; do, sixes, 1881, regiswred, 109%, a 10059; do. ac., do,, coupon, 1104 011044 ; do, do., 1865, new, registered, 10634 a 105%; do. do, do, coupon, 1954 a 105}, do, do, 1807, rogistered, 107% a 107%; do, do, fo., coupon, 107% a 107%; do, do, 1868, tered, 109 a 10044; do do, do, coupon, 10934; do, ton-forties, registered, 1067; 4 1071; do. du., coupon, 108'4 a 10834; do, fives, 1881, registered, 106} a 10634; do dv, do, conpon, 10734 a 107s dQ 436’, 1891, rogistered, 104% w 105; do, do., do, 120% a 4000 10000 US 5-20 ¢," 401000 UE 5 10000 us’ Ded0 e, 1867 10000 Harlem Ist,7's, ¢ ie 200 NEW uW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1877. —TRIPLE SHEET. j_ coupon, 104% a 105; do. fours, prise, registered, 101% a 102; do, do, do., coupon, 102 a 10234. STATE BONDS, State bonds at the Board were 13; per cent bigher for Louisiana sevens, consols, and steady for Tennes- see sixes, old, to which dealings were confined. RAILROAD BONDS. In railroad bonds Hannibal and St Joseph eights, convertibles, were the most active, and fell to 74, a decline of 7 per cent, on account of the report of the appointment of a receiver for the compaay. The other changes were & decline of % in Northwestern gola sevens, }4 in Morris and Essex sevens of 1871, Albany and Susquehanna seconds, New Jersey Central con- vertible and Milwaukee aad St. Paul (lL. apd M. divi- sion), % iu St, Paul sinking tunds, and 4 in do. (C. and M. divison) and Wabash firsts (ex-coupon). There was an advance of % in Central Pacific pe bonds and 4¢ in Union Pacific firsts. * «THE FORKIGN MARKET, The London advices report consols and United Staves bonds firm at an advance of +; a i per cent. Erie fell off to 134, preferred to 24, and Illinois Con- tral to 7734. The Bank of England directors at thoir regular weekly meeting to-day made no change 1n the rate of discount, which remaine at five per cent. The Bank lost £5,400 bullion for the week ending yeste! day, but the proportion of reserve to liabilities is 3614 against 3634 per cent last week, Tho rate of discount tn the open market for three months bills is down to 424% per cent, The Bank of England gained £31,000 bullion to-day on balance The weekly state- m™ of t a0k of France shows a decrease in specie of .\,000,000f and that of the Bank of Ger- many an merease of 6,100,000 marks, In Paris rentes were quoted at 100!, 25, The closing prices in Lon- don were:—Cousols for money and account, 95% a 96; new four and a half per cont bonds, 104%; five- twenties, 1867, 107 @ 107%; ten-lorties, 107% a 10734; fives, 1881, 1064; Erie common shares, 151; Erie preferred, 24; New York Central, 10634; Illinois Central, 77M. PHILADELPHIA BTOCKS, The closing prices of Philadelphia stocks were:— ae Ashes, sixes, now... 11234 United Railroads of New Jersey, af Pennsylvania Railroad. . 29% Reading Railroad, 16 Lenigh Valley Railroad. 39% Catawissa Railroad preferred..... 33 38. Philadelpnia and Erie Kallroad... 934 946 Schuylkill Navigation proterred., 7 8 Northorn Central Railroad. 15 16 18% 9% we Central ‘'ransportation. 8055 MINING SHARES, The following were the opening quotations for min- ing stocks at San Francisco to-day:—Gould & Curry, 11; Savage, 10; Choilar Potosi, 36; Ophir, 1734; Hale & Norcross, 734; Crown Voint, 6; Yellow Jacket, 1 Belcher, 6; Virginia Consolidated, 32; California, 3i; Overman, 25; Raymond & Ely, 934; Eureka @. V,, 3; Best & Belcher, 23; Kentuck, 6}¢; Union Consolidated, 7; Alpha, 14; Sierra Nevada (assessed one-hall dol- Jar), 5; Mexican, 12; Eureka Consolidated, 44; Justice, 13; Utab, 15, ‘The closing prices in San Francisco were:— Kentack 1K 1 12 16s AK nn, 9% Caledonia... Savage. 10 Crown Point. Seg. Boicher. 42 Exchequer . Sierra Nevada. 5% Gould & Curry... Union consol} is Hale & Norcross. Yellow Jacket 10% Eureka consolidated. 45% Grand Prize,,., 11g NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Taurspay, Oct, 18, 1877, BEFORE CALL—10 A. M. 100 she Wabash RR r. 16! 100 ©, C, C & Ind’ps. . 100 do. 100 StL Ay San Fr Line 200 St Peal i RR. io, oF ie kK: br pe Om 4h Pit 15 TO 1:30 A.M, US o's, 1881, tor 100% $1000 US 5.20 5, 1888, 100 163." 10584-5500 US Ste. LNAI, re 1061¢ . 107% 10000 Us 4! foe, 19 loz 107 + 1891, 104% 5000 107% 100 shs NJ Centr: 200 Union Pacitic... 1000 Brooklyn 199 Ouse & hd we. #000 B, Ree? N do. 1000 N'J Cent 1 5uN0 NJ Cent con 2000 Lehigh & W 5 2000 do. 1000 2000 2 ali ‘EBay 2a Tu onleenWie e ed Fs 1000 Gaienn & C Ist. 100% B000 Morris & Ke Lat. 117 6000 Mor & Es 7's, ‘71 1000 Krie 4th... 3000 L Shore 3d, cone 98 9000 Mich Cent 'Z'x... 108 1000 North Mo Lat. 2000 Cent Pac g b.. 3000 Cent Pael 000 Un Pacitic tx 400 100 do 50 Cleve 150 Dab & Sioux 0. i “0 700 Wabash PU 16 Quickstiver p 200 do. is 400 Pacific Mail 19 rn 0 300 ao 100 NJ Central. $2000 SoCaré' 2000 NW con ¢ ¢ bds, 10 she Bk Commerce. 119: 100 NYC & Hudson iL do mionco Wi 8 ¢ 8 6's, '81, +. 3000 Mas BCAMG wy 700 do? 00 M Scho Mor & Boo Alb & Susq ie 2000 L sh con he cou. 4000 N ele Wa ro Ist m 101 oH sh Ont Silver M’g 23. p0 Del & Uudson. 200 ©, C, C & Ind... 100 do.. COTTON : WEAK—! STEADY—OATS FIRMER—WHISKEY sTeapDY— PORK NOMINAL-—OILS TINE QUIET—ROSIN QUIET—OCOFFEE QUIET— SUGAR QUIET—FREIGHTS FAIRLY ACTIVE, good do., 18%e. ; prime do. for lots, 15340. a 210. gold, 90 days; Java, government bags, 2c. a grass mats, 2c. Ise, 20e.; Mutacaibo, 17c. a 19}e, 20c.; Jamaica, 17. a 18ke.; St. Domingo, 160, Rico, 18¢. 1 20e. a 19ie.: i vunitla, 17e, & Sorrow on the spot Was Arm nt unchanged market was quict. day's closlux prices. little, but the Improvement was not sug ose prices had declined to about ot the months, Wednetay, ve 17. 0) Strict low middling. 11% Btrict wood Middling fair. 1¢ The spot sales were us follows : as follows !— 1 iy 11.40e.; Getober. 10k 100 at 11.400,—no novice this week: November BB 200, dovnesorseeeee Saif "50 Ohio f itiss pi.bs 19 be 17 BEFORM, CALL—12:39 P.M. £0 30. shs Lake Shore... 92: ¢ 1067, 22 10744 tone G00 St raat 500 200 fs 500 do 100 do 1 bar} "oe HOR Sane 55, 0, OND BOARD—! P.M. Del & Hud, r,'84 983% 1000 she LS & Mich 8. 63 #6000 5009 Del & Huds r. 781 10083 1200 do voe.ees 6 20000 CE NWe v2 700 do! ox 2000 M & StP Tat LC d 103}_ Gou do By 1000 Md gh LieDdsa0 91) 900 du 6x + 6A BePconat 91% 1000 do. ‘7 96 J 200 o 100 Chie, M 100d 100 200 100 2:90, "to 3B M. 2000 Can So Ist, 0... 587% 100 shs North 04% 2000 H&stJo 8's, con, 78 100 do. 65 10000 Al & Sus Let. 10 65} oe ventral. 100 Han & St Jo pf. 300 Morris & Ess COMMERCIAL REPORT. SPOT FIRM; FUTURES CLOSED LOUR QUIET—WHEAT LOWER—CORN EASIER—LARD EASIER--PETROLEUM STEADY-—-SPIRITS TUBPEN- Tuursvay, Oct. 18—6 P, M, Business was moderate to-day, save in a few excep- tional cases, depression, manifest particularly, however, In bread- stufls, which were dopressed by heavy receipts and unusually free sellers, both of spot affd future. Corn was steady, jons quiet and easier, futures closed weak. Oils generally stendy. Naval stores were quiet, Correx,—Tho market tor Rio was a shade ousier in tone, but not qnotably lower. Pekin, at 1830. for fuir, On ’Change there was almost general Oats firmer, Whiskey steady. Provis- Cotton on the spot was firm; Coffee was quiet. Sugar quiot. Potrolenm was still aull and nom- We note sate of 880 bays Rio, ex Mild coffee was quiet. Wo Ordinary cargoes, 1540. ® 16c.; fair do., 18\/c, 19Ke. w 19}ge.; extrome range , fair to good, 17}ge. @ 18¢., He. ; do, 240. ; Singapore, 18\¥c. @ 20e.: Ceylon, Laguayra, 180. & Porto & Rica, 17c, » 20c.; Mexican, 18¢, Macnssar, I8igc. a 200; Angostnra, 18e, « 20}. ; ig Curncoa, 4 1gc. Sant ricos. ‘The Fatures opened firm at nbout yoster- During the day prices wivanced ined, und before opening prices on ‘The market closed weak. The closing .torday, compared with Wednoudny's, were as tol: =e a BB 6 11.94 Ss SESSNSE naan le, Alabama, N. Orleans, Texas, 16° 91516 10 16 10 116 16 10 516 10 7-16 10-716 16 10 916 LOMAS WIL IG Sinctgordordinaty. 10% 10 1076 niddiinic.. 1 1184 ath ‘516 pe ath tea ae ES I oo a jc. ; strict good ord {low middling, 10%1Go.; middling, 40 Today, Las Beening, Toto, Consumption. . HG 648 Inciaded in'tn ov 0’ bales to active Delivered on contract, 200 bales. For future delivery t jes wore —Octooer, 100 at terday, alter two PM. 100 at Lh November, 100 at 5U0 at 11.086. a ae ‘Apel, ass o-day up to ie, 11D at M."-October 400 100 Bt 11-400. (ng notice vais week) 1.88e., 100 at, 11.400, ino notice ‘shy 1-106. 400 at 11.12¢., 100 at le, 1,000 as 21.18. so at Tite 200 at 11 Me, 20 15e.’ December, 3 ve 90 Jat L104 .0de,, G10 mt 11-090". 1,200 at AL.tie a) at 1 p00 ae LOT. oo at 1. January, 600 at 0 at 11.056, ) at LL.O7e., 300 11.086, 100 at ty Ile. oe ail We 700 Ce 1 BOERER Ihe Fe! Too nt Uh aie 100 Mase, B00, atl los. Gri ‘Th the’ ports were as follo ton, aes Now Orleans, 4,166; M, 207; Savan- ni tion trenghte clo: am, 7c, compressed ; t wed, to Bremen, by st 3 eorn meal, 1.410 bb ea Ket was quiet including State, Wessern and Southern, were the anne: um Rye flour was stondy, with anies of 400 bbls. Corn wenl warfirm. The sales were 750 bois, and sacks at full prices. We quote No, 2 tate ; barley malt, and in buyers’ favo: Choice State Superfive W Extra Western Minnesota (new). Round hoop Oblo, shipping brands. Round hoop Ohiv, trade brands Fainily . . oases City Mills. St Loui Be Leute: choice faualis. Rye flour, Southern, Southern, Southern, Southern, Corn meal, Wostern. Corn meal, Jersey. Corn meul, Brandywine. I puncheous was unsettled and lower, with large arrivals nd r8.. The spot sales wore 350,000 bushols a8 $1308, for No.2 Uhicugo and Milwwukeo, rin, No. 8 do, $14 for No.1 dos. Wo. neti elas No. 2 red winter, $1 44 a §1'44t4 fur No. 1 do.. $1 WU) 1d $1 304g for No, 2 Milwankee, for October, the gales at tho firat call were 8,000 bushels ‘No, 2 red, for Octo- 5.000 | bushels do, Novem- No. cash, IS for net ad at $1 2u%¢ $1 2044 « $1 BO; and 24,000 bushels do. do, at $1 29 - sales ni thi Matrirby , for Nove 2 hwest, for October, Sl 29 bid, do, November, 81.20 bid, 1-29. asked ady, with a {air detiand. The spot gules wero 59. De. for No, 2, 64e. for ‘99%e. for ungradod sales at the first cali were 8,000 bushels No, 2, onal, wt S9%e. ; 8,000 bushels No, 2, October, at OYSac. ¢ o., November, at 60sec, and 9,000 Deceinber, af Gliyc. No sales at the ‘call, ‘The following were tie bid wud asked lows :— Ustuber steamer, 6 GUc, asked; do. No. 2, O0Ke. ‘8c, November steamer, 60ige. bid, 60% ec, bid, BL Ase. waked ; do, No. 2,6 eas were qulot but stendy, y quoted at 75c. aBJc, for State and tern. Barley was active; snles were 24,000 ding #ix-rowed , at 78. ; No. 2 Canada firmer. ‘The No. 1 white, we O rolls bagging, wt eras —We note further sales of 3 113 Aye., for henvy to ie, a 12%e. We quote RMP AND JuTE,—Jute butts wei Hemp ruled quiet; saies of 600 47 recenul 6,5 now held at Oo quiet but unchanged. ale ere mado a $210, old: ® Ge, gold; fie butes, 3 time; Manin emp, 7 a ‘Motassuis.—Therowas uo chanve Iu eltner foreign or do- mestic. We q va, centrifugal and mixed, 2be. a Bde; clayed, He, a 87, ; inuseovado refining, #50. 8 BMC, ; Frocery, ie. «42 Porto Kico, 376, English lands, 35c. a 45e.; New Orleans, 40c. a 5e, for good to strictly fancy. NavaL Stones.—Spirits turpentine was quiet und about steondy; 75 bbls. sold late last evening at S4%sc. Kovin was quigh: 250 vbls. good strained sold at $1 80, We quote :—Bpietty turpentine, 3436 ie. Kowin Good strained, $1 75 » $1 80, and’ ord ney “trained, 81,70, $230.0 $250. Piteh, "$2 12% 5 f aaviese tenia Wit mington rere as tollows Rosin firm, strained, $1 40: xvod do. $145, Tar tirm; $1 75. Turpentine firm; hard, $1 45; sott and virgin, $2 45. Spiritsuuiet; Bc. asked, Oits.—Cotton seed oil wus quiet aud no gules wero re- ported. The following were the bid and asked prices at the call :-—October, d4e, bid, sked; November and Du- comber, Ste. id Asked; voller your, o8c. bid, Soe. asked; January, 52ice. bid. 8c, asked. Linsoed oll was firm ai late prices, We note turther sales in New Bouford of 200 bbls. sperm ofl for manufacture, on private torms. We quote: dnsced, 59e. 60 Ze. a 7! sperm, crude, $1 15 « $1 15; bleached winter sperm, $1 40; do: 1's3: whale, crude Northern, 70c.; do., South- one extra Se. ; natural a for retlned was stil! dull and Petroleum Exchange business in certificates wor in bulk, 8: Win barrels: 165 aphtha, 7c. a Be, tor 01 do., in cases, 17%c. a 1 ap t Phifadeiohia aud Haltimore, 14%;0- ask retined, Pout! ith « fair demand the murket ruled steady. We quote :—Dressed poultry y, Jersey, good to prime, 149, « Ide, ; State and Western, good, to prime, 1 chic * ee: prilladeipnin’ de ‘ary. pick Tile efiotghie ciry picked 10o-n ies. Fowlocdorsey > ladelpbia ic a Fowls—Jerse: ie. ws 150. 5 tudor good to Rone 133 0 14k toed to prime, {2s 130." Fulladelphis re re, ete Jerney, L Ife, 126, festern Je. aL goote, Jersey sud Maryland, fis Bi BT por pale; Wont, Sra, 81 25 @ 81 87; ducks, Jersey, G2c, « B7c-, Western, 500. & Puovisions.—Receipts—Pork, 206 bbis.; lard, 1,994 tiere bbis., 850 kegs aud'270 boxes; cut mets, L199 nckages; bacoa, 111 tlerces aud ¥57 boxes; beet, 406 eres o 310 bbls, and 5,27 caves saverie Bsge. nd on was quiet at clei ee Mtge. oy “tight at private price, s B%e. for city long tern Oa! clonr. Beef was quict, 4, $14 Sm $15 for packet wud #25 4 fiereed eity extra Indin mess; 60 bola. sold witnin the above range, Beef hame Dressed hogs were dull ae Ode 7 cluding pigs. Lard was without de- tending in 1 at 500 do, BY he $3 ry. tern ay $8 80 a $s 82h, ; Kefined was quiets for October year und $8 72 for Jan city at 83K¢.; 700 do. ces choles “ut $8 87) ti Stato dairy a cream quoted so—Ke- arket was dull. ie mote —Lon; near-by, +3 State Western, md den for domestic, and market ruled strow. 0. rolina, fair, Olge, a Hige. ; good, goou to’ prim ‘reney; Rangoon, in quiet and easy, expecially on the better ub (text, 90 a'92) sold on the basis of to good refining hhds. centrifugal olayses suzAr ut 7c. w Be, And $90 Lids un private terns, but tie price Ix suid to bo Mics was iu fair dem Rett the “production aud asking Ligher prices. Fuir refining, gc. ; kood do., prime do.. .contritussal 85S, a rime, Te. WBige do, grocery, fair to Bie refined, seanderd A oe. crushed, 1040; powdered, 10%%e.," cranulated, Tye. ; off granulated, 97% w Le. ;) eu loaf, 10% white exten C's, do. n Dac vllow exten U's. 8%" other grades, including U" Se. STEARINE.--Receipts—O6 tlerces and 23 bbls, The market was dull. Tauiow.—Recolpte—2 bhds., and 82 bola. Tallow was quiet. The wales were 60,000 Ibs, at 730. a 776., and 200 Dols. on private terins. Wiiskky.—Receipty~602 bbls, Whiskey was quiot at about $1 134. Fuxignrs.—Trade in grain tonnage was brisk and ratos were Orin, Other classes quiet but steady. Engagements To Liverpool, per steam, 8,000 bushels grain, 10%;d, 900 tierces lard, 30s, ; 5,000 boxes cheese, 45s, To Louden, by suil, 24,000 bushels wheat, Sid.; 40 tons tallow seraps, 50s.; 200 tons cedar wood, and by steam, 90,000 bashely whent, 834d. ; 8,000 bushels do, 9d. To Glasgow, by steam, 1,000 packages cheese and buttor at 45s. To Hall, by steam, 16,000 bushels grain, lusgd. To Bristol, by steam, 24,00) bushels grain, Last evening, 10%d., in addi: tiou to the quantity on last, Charters—An Italian brig, once to Naples of Castollamare, with 2.400 quarters, at 6s. 10! a British brig, hevee to Cork for orders, with 3.500 quarters grain at 7s, 6d.; an [tailan bark, hence to Gork tor orders, with 3.000 quarters grain wt 7s, one henee to do., with Ss00 quartors, grain at 7s. Sd; one heres to Marvoliles or Naples, with 3,000 quarters d option of Cette, 7s. 1a.) a British bark, hence to ‘eltust, with 3,000 qunes ters do. at 68, 108d. ; an’ Ttalinn bark, he the Medit- erranean, with 2,000 quarters do. at Ox heuee to Antwerp, with 2,200 b DOMESTIC MARKE! WRsTON, Oct, 18, 1877, it Ke; UA. Digs. a 10x06" a Cotton quiet; middling, 1044 Osge. ordinary, Wye. Net rece in Exports ‘constwise, 542, Sulos, 1, Stock, 41,1 New ORLBANS, Oct, . Cotton steady; middiin gout ordinary, 1c, Net recotves, 4, rxports—To Britain, 4,725; const wise, 5,000, Stue 37, 480, Sales, Monti, Oct. 18, 1877, low midaling, 10) ely Salva 150. x AVANNASL, Oct. Ie, LA77. middling, | 10b9 bales; gross, 4,523, 18, 1877, unigettied, $2 45 for yellow ‘ue ports comstwise, 2,8 Cotton firm; middling, 10%e. good ordinary, 10¢, Net receipts, Bales, 1,881. Stock, 48,031. ee ae ag! N.C., Spirits of turpentine Crade turpentine firm dip. 62 40 for virgin. "Ter quiot ct Tr, Oct. 18, 1877. Flour unchange: les, 1,600 pier wheat steady; No. 1 Milwaumeo club 61°34," Uorn quiet; bigh mixed, Burley quiet nua lowe ( No.1 do., 2c, ; extra do, Se, Comm meal $23 for bolted, $22 S0'tor unbolted, per ton, Mill teed— rts, $1o a #16; shipstafts, $17 4 $18; middling: $22 a 8: ial Pa go Whoat and peas, 10 corn aud rye, Ye. , bat } AC Lake Noi o sissy, $275 to N Albany; lumber, $2 receipts-—Barley, 90,000 bushels; lum! 420,000 feet. Canal shipments—Whent, 7,200 bushels; barley, 20,000 do. lumber, 357,000 feet, Flow shipped by raii, 1,700 bois. Burraso, Oct 18, 1877. sales 1,200 bbls. nnéhanged prices. ted, quotations of s white Mich Flour stead: Wheat contiy spring entirely nominal: s jes of 1 lena oxtra at 64 43 ou track, ightly improved demand and 7,000. bushely No. 2 mixed Wostern at 50) Jodo do, ke private terme. Cats. and Klectod oe Beminally uuchanved, Barloy dull: AND? SNM er Tie. © Toc. Matt gules and aud anch ighwines ‘reights = at 20. tor corm to lroad (reigats big wheat 12c.. corn, Lake receipts —2,' corn, 55,000 do. © 150,000 "bushe $4,000 do. oor 000 do oats. Railroad shipmeuts—103,000 bushels gorn. Kailroad receipts- 3,000 bbls tour, wheat, 21,000 do. cora, 15,000 do. oats, 5,000 do. rye. origar dull. gts afair demand Rye qui Barioy in fale demand toy het spring, b0c, Pork dull at $1 curreut make, $8 60 asked cry ai shipments. to. tide 45,000 iat, Sh Osby $1 04%: November, & ‘2 92 a $1 02%; rejected, Sie, cua? a 4 234 Novem- rr cash ; ge. Ryo rk bub Oise. Pork uusettled, 314.25, cash ; $14 ts, 57,000 do, cor 5 , 820 do. ; barley, 53, 00 do. oe on eall of tt _ Board—Wheat easier Print cloths continue inac AL B%e. 8 11-16c., cash, for standard aud oxtra 64x04 8; SJge., cas for O6x60 5. EUROPEAN MARKETS, COMMERCIAL. Liverroot, Oct. 18—5 P. M. Cotton—The sales of the day included 8,400 bal can, Futures closedstendy. Upland: now crop, shipped November and De Upland: and F “Loxox, Oct. 1 ‘Tallow, 40x. 6d, @ 40s. Gd. per ewt. Sd. per ows, 5:30 P.M, spirits of tur XRVORT. LIVERPOOL, Oct. 18,1877, Pork—Eastorn dull at 60s.; Western dull at 458. ‘Bacon — Cumberland noue in the market; short riv dull wt 41s. Gd, ; long clowr dull at 40s. Longent steady at 50s; shoulders stendy at India mess steady at 978. ; extra mesy ond we 1048, ; prin mess dull at 90s Lard—Prime Western dull at4is. Tai- Jow—Hrime city dull at dls Turpentine-spirits dull at short clei . Gi sin—Common dull at do., fine dull at tox American choice steady at 64s. Lard oll— Firmer at 478. Flour Whoat— Extra State dull at 2. No. 1 spring dull at 11s. No, 2 do. dullat 11s. Id ; winter Southern dull at 11s, 1id.; Western dull at 11s9d. Corn—Mixed soft ly at 24s. Sd, Cottoaseed oll— Yellow American, none in the marke: FINANCIAL. Loxpon, Vet. 18, 1877. Conrols 95 15-16 tor both money anid the necu! i States bouds, 434's., 104%. Erie Railway sures, i preterred, linoty Central, 734. ‘Tho rave ot discount for three mouths’ bills inthe open market is 434 a 444 per cont, which is 7s a % per cent beiow the Bank of England rate. Paris advices quote live per cent rentes 106f, 2 account, Pants, Oct. 18, 1877. ‘The specie in the Bank of Franco’ has decreased 17,800,000f, during the past woek. ——_-2+_—_. __ FINANCIAL, A —W. A EVANS &°CO,, STOCK BROKERS, 38 Broad and 34 New s\ ‘and sell Stocks at the New York Stock Exchange quo- Avy part of 100 shares on @ margin of one per FIVE SHARES, $5. TEN SHARK 10, TWENTY SHARES, $20. COMMISSIONS, 25 SUARKS, 116; ‘SMALL ORDERS, 3. ORDERS BY MALL oTLY KOUTED. A> payable in 25¢. for the istuo Lotsers of ny part of Europe and Amer draw Bills of Exchange and mako Telegraphic Transfers of Money to Europe and Culilornia, T NEW EXCHANGE, 19 BROAD ST., OP - tors can execute thelr own orders; ton shares or more prices same as larger amounts; margin 1 per cent. HOMAN & ©O, T REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND Endowmeut Insurance Policies and Mortgages; sane bonght; insurance of all kinds effected with best compa- nies. J.J, HABRICH & OU., 119 Broadwa ft THR NEW YORK STOC JANGE QUOTA. rators ean bay and sell Stocks of say umount res on A inargin of one por cen ‘T. J. NOYES, 50 Broad Mit. Now York. Y THE OLD ESTABLISHEL HED HOUSE OF TUMBRIDGE & CO., 4 WALL ST. Stock operators execute their orders from the quotations as they come out on the Indlgater and vostod on BLACKBO. DVANCES” ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, £0. tored At our Stornge Warerooms, Nos 103, 105, atid PROM si 000 TO $50,000 WANTED ON BOND AND mortgage on improved New Jersey Property; the mort- gage will not be over one-third of the real value of the Property, CORNELIUS 3. SEE, Counsellor-at-Law, Jer- soy city. YANSAS, MISSOURI, ILLINOIS, 10 iu, Mi Toenailp aod 0 Waeade verses iu, innesotn, Towns! ip ane fount, jonds wante MARKHAM 3 GQ Youngstown and quested to han ate ie Parlor 0. of the Continonial Hotel, the piirpose of taking such action as may proper to protect their interosts in the property. ng is called by request of majority of the bor WM, THAW, of Pittsbarg. ST. LOUIS CITY AND GOUNTY BONDS, south Pacitic Railroad First Mortgage Bonds, Denver and Rio Grande First Mortgage Bonds, Illinois and St, Louis Bridge Stock, St Lous aud Ban Francisco Railroad Securities id wold iI This mm holders. MORTGAGE ON CHOICE 1g; worth 814,000; first mortgage tx 85,000; is rented for $1,400, ‘Address, with bonus wanted, AY, 1,295 Broadway. WARSTED—ON Frust MORTGAGE, $10,000 ON IM- prved property, worth $40,000; 7 per cout interest. Paterson, NJ. 22,000 ON FIRST MOK ptown property. Pi rad Uptown off $2 00 WANTED—BY GENTLEMAN vi AU Venattel mortenze; household furniture; bil o! snie given, with rooms aud board in reimbursement, if pre- ferred, Aildrows MASSACHUSETTS, Horala Uptown offi 000. -WANTED—FOR FIVE YEAKS, ATO $5 J. cent, on first class Brooklyn iroperty. cipals ouly adiress B., box 109 Heraid offi GAGE UPON incipals ouly need ad- ~ BOND rigige at 6 ner ce 4. B RGH, Jn, 2 Broadway OPPORTUNITIES. hd TO LOAN EMPLOYER, increased when q GiNTLEMAN on LADY, $500 CAPITAL, FOR Six months, to go ont West; good salary or intere:t. Address GA. S45 4th ay. ON EXCELLI or will exch & valuable Pat and examine 1 YOUNG MAN HAVING & dant tavereet tm a Gustanee shot will pay at en Gout on Investment. Address FACTORY, box. 104 Herald ottice. N Q 0 x0 for Real lstate or Personal Property . which will cost bur little to develop, Call Room 16,37 Park “AN NPLEMAN HAVING $5,000 CASIL MAY ei join equally in an enterprise that will pay $100,000 tannually, 40 Broadway, room 36, ‘TEI + $2,900 yer Apply to my agent, OLD ESTABL ISHED y income guarant LLO GENTLEMAN OF MEANS AND CONTROL valuable maautacturing business wishes an as with $20,000; no Investment in Pach 4a or mactjnery, but purely. incrouse of working capital required, Apply RIGGR & CARLETON, 08 Broadway. N OPPORTUNITY IS OFFERED A GENTLEMAN of totlue: to represent a new article the market; who can control asam of money sufficient tor such say about $4,000, will address INThY dortukins 137 llerald office, * ar A “PARTY WITH ith me in a very sale and pro ir Auterview, BUSINES», liera TED will $1,500, TO BUY REITR tuor's iaterest in @ablisiio! inanufacturiny bin BUSINESS, 111 Herald img p ness: £6,000 yearly quarnnteed. Waste D—A SITUATION IN A SEWING MACHINE manufietory to introduce «new family machine; some different to anything in o market, Address IN- VENTOR, box 210 Herald office. DOING TANTED -IN AN BSIABLISHED BUSINES This ism ood opportunity and worthy of © Adivess DEVO, Herald Uptown of Olt $5,009 S+4.000 airs tor Winanulacturing Onsinows, established and ¢ fal business; « livernl salary paid with per montas wzent, Address room 7, N $6,000 PAWINER WANTED “IN first class business and ny credi signed. Prinei; DELEVAN, b MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, MARRIED. Baxks—Davis—At Amonia, N. Y., October 17, at the residen { the bride’s parents, "by the Rev. A. K. Parker, H. B. BASKS to Miss Faxvin P., daughter of G P. beg ade larg Ty wtdress NKHART,—On Wicwitay evoning, Oc- 1877, at the residence of the vride’s parents r F. Hatield, Evvin £., daughter of Eybert Rinehart, Esq., to Gronax H, Bkouwn, all of tis city. DakLey—Brooks.—At St. Ana’s Chureb, October : by the Rev, Thomas Gallaudet, D. D., Gkouax B. , of this city, and Gunrncns' K, BKooKs, duane 9 of the late George K. Brooks, of Kavons- wood Epwakps—Hannis—On Thursday, October 13, at .1 Christopher st. at 7:00 4. A j the residence of the bride’s parents, by the Rev, Dr, Gregory, E. Winitam Epwarns to Sakaa Evizasata, Gaughter of William 8, Harris, both of this city, Faincut.n—Tarres.—at Fordham Manor, Uctober 17, by the Rev. Charles 3, Robinson, D. D,, Saacu. We Faiewiip and Emity, daugnter of Hom, Abraham B, Tappen, of Youkers, N. ¥. HUNTINGTON—MxLicK.—On the 17th inst, at the Fitth Avenue Baptist Church, by the Rev. Thomas Armitage, D. D., Cuanixs Wapsworts HUNTINGTON, of Rochester, N. Y., to M. Exta J. MELICK, daughter of A. Freeman Smith, ot New York einy, No cards. MILLS—JAYNE.—At Setauket October 16, 1877, by the Rev. Wiliam H’ Mua Steruxe He Mites, of Brooklya, E. D., to Eicy EB. daughter of the late Judge A. H.’ Jayne, of Uakiand, Gal, MokeNo—PenKnz.—On Wednesday, October 17, at the Chureb of St. Vincent de Paul, by the Rev. Father Aubril, Anistioxs Moxsso to Victoria, daughter of the late Manuel Perez. Quackaxas ‘su—Davis.—Thursday, October 18, 1877 at the residence of the bride’s parents, by the Rev. George H. Hepworth, Hexuzer A. Qcackennvse to Jo.ierre, daughter of "James W, and Juliette Davis, Sanpronp—Tlerrext.—By the |. Spencer Kennard, January 15, 1377, M.S. Saspvonn to Jona A., youngest daughter of N. B. Terpeny, of Montic cello, N. Y. TaYLOR—L¥aMAN. —At Grace Chapel, October 18, by the Rev. A. 6. Carter, Hanny Westoy Tatton to Ava Fauasces Leamay, both of this city, No cards, > DieD. Arrutzs.—On Wednesday, morning, the 17th inst, afier along, painful itloess, Hexky APSLLKs, in the 59h year of bis age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect. fully invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday, 20th, at ove o'clock, from St, Stepben’s Charch, corner Broome and Blizabeth st, Kemains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery. AkcuER.—At Newark, N. J., October 17, Racney Axcuer, in her 17th year, Funeral on the 19th inst, at three P, M. Joterment at Yonkers, Saturday, the 2ist inst. Bascow~ —On Wednesday, October 17, after @ line gering illnoss, Sakan Bascome, The relatives und friends are respectfully invited to the funeral, on Saturday, the 20th inst, at eleven A, M., from her lato residence, 944 8th’ av., without further notice. Beta,—On Thursday, October 18, after @ short ille ness, ALICE ADALINE Bille Notice of funeral hereafter. Benkent..—On Wednesday, October 17, Mary Bene pectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 119 Groene wich av., this (Friday) afternoon, at one o’clock. Besto.—On Thursday, Octover 18, Louis Avaust Besta, in the 68th year of his age. Rolatives ana friends are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, on Sunday, October 21, at one o'clock P. M., from his late residence, 62 2d av. Bresstixc.—On Tuesday, Octover 16, ALice, widow of Jate Captain Bessiing. Relatives aud trieuds of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 1544, Madison st, ou Friday, October 19, at one o'clock P, M, Boxn.—Suddeuly, October 18, E. 1118 remains will be taken tou: Copurx,—On Wednesday, October, 1877, Euua A,, daughter of Latitia and the late Robert Coburn, aged & ears, : Relatives and friends are invited to attend her fu- neral, on Saturday afternoon, two o'clock, at No, @ Commerce st, DaLy.—Ou Thursday, October 18, 1877, Joszruinm Daxy, aged year, G mouths and 27 days, daughtor of David J. und the iate Mary Ano Daly, at the resi- dence of her grandmother, Mrs. Catherine Dempsey, No, 588 3d av. ‘Theo frieuds of the family aro respectfully invited ta ey Pag funeral, on Saturday, October 20, 187%, at one P. Douxix.—On Tuesday, October 16, 1877, Wittsam H Dorin, aged 66 years, Relatives und iriends are invited to attend the fu- heral, from his late residence, 52 West 05th st, om Friday afternoon, Octobor 19, at four o'clock, Lnter- ment at Hudson, N. Y., on Saturday. timer,—On October 16, after a stort ilnoss, Mnexrx, second daughter of Dr, Thomas Addis and Katharine R. Emmet, in tho 18th year of her age. Relauves and frieods are respecttully invited to at- tond the funeral, at St. Stephon’s Church, 28th st, this (Friday) @orning, at nine o'clock. Gaxb.—ln Now York, October 18, 1877, Avacst , Dorn in Havre, France, in the d6tn year of hw ‘he funeral will take place from his inate residence, 206 Kast 110th st., the 20th inat., at two P. M, Girrkumay.—Wednesday, October 17, aiter a short illness, Exim, relict of Mayer Gitterman, in the 79h year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are respect fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of ber son, Henry Gitterman, No, 43 West 46th st, this (Friday) morning, at half-past nine, No flowers.” Mount Sinai Lopa#, No. 270, 1, 0. B, B,—BRetH- nex :—You are herewith invited to attend the funeral of Mrs, E1iza Girtenman, mother of our brother Henry Gittorinan, from 43 West 46th st., this (Friday? morning, at hall-past nine J A. M. By order of . YMAN BLUM, President. B. J. Faux, Secretary. Gixxsox.—On October 17, MicuarL Gugesox, aged 39 years, ihe friends of the family and of his brothers, John and Thomas, are invited to attend the funeral, on Sat urday afternoon, at two o'clock, from 248 West 30th st, Harcn.—Suddenly, Wednesday, Octobor 17, CHaune cay Tuomas Marca, ouly son of Chauncey 1B. and Sue sana Hatch, aged 6 years, 10 months, 10 days. Relatives and frionds are invited to attend the fune ral, rom the residence of his parents, d41 Sackett Ste, Brookiyn, on Friday, October 20, at twelve o'clock. Liverpool papers please copy. Ikwix.—On Wednesday, October 17, Hesry Inwiy, in the 38th year of his age. ‘The relatives aud friends of the family and members of Madison Hose 37, New York Volunteer Fire ae ment, are invited to attend the iuuerai, on Fri Toth. A} toro Ovcloak, yom bis Inte resaaice, 486,Wad 28tn'st, Loxant,—On Wednesday morning, October 17, 1877, Eoutis M. Lonaut, in ber 21st year, ‘The relatives and friends of tue family aro invited to attend tue funeral, from the residence ot her arents, 699 Willoughby uv., corner of Yates, Brooks yn, on Saturday, the 20th inst, at two o'clock P. ML Take DoKalb or Wythe avenue cars to Yates av. LeRoy. —Suddeniy, Cakouins, wile of Thomas Otis Leltoy aud daughter ‘of R.S, Clark, | services at Calvary Courch, corner of 4th on Friday, 19th inst, at one P. M. Friends are requested not to send flowers. MacvaxLane.—At Catskill, N.¥., October 14, 1877, of cousumption, airs. 5, E. M. MAcraRLANe, aged 63 years, 6 months and 9 days. Mackkszix.—At Bloomfield, N. J., om Wedaesday, October 17, Doxcan RK. Mackexziz, of National Lipe of steamers, aged 39 years. Relatives and iriends are invited to attend the funeral, at Tripity Church, New York, on Saturday, 20th insk, at eleven o'clock, Also the members of Arcturus Loage, F. and A. M. Mxav —At Newark, N. J., on the 17th tnst, Rineg Map, in the 77th year of bis age. Funeral service wiil be held at his late residence, 89 Park place, on Friday, 19th inst, at nine A. M., u . Which the relatives and {ricads of the family are im vited. Burial at Peokskill, on the Hudson, Men —On Thursday morning, October 13, Danixu W. Maukur, aged 45 years, Relatives aud fridnds of tho family ire invited ta attend the funeral, on Sunday, October 21, at twa "iy wi late residence, 637 Bushwick av., ) Menkint.—On Thursday, October 18, 1877, at the Rossmore Hotel, CaARoLIng AUGUSTA, widow of Nathan. jel W. Merrill,’ and daughter of ‘the late Richard Salter Tibbitts, of Portsmoutn, N, H., in the 70th year of her age, Her friends and those of her nephew, William T, Salter, are mvited tu attend tho funeralseFvices, at th Church of the Mossiah, Park av., on Saturday, a three o'clock, Iuterment Sunday at Greenwood, Moont.—Octover 17, WinNerKeD Hanving, agod 4 years aud 8 mouths, daughter of John and Minnie Moore, Funeral from 633 West 51st st, at noon, on Friday, Mornis—At Astoria, 1. L., October 18, 1877, eee » Ly infant son uf Major Richard L. and Lilian . Morr uneral ou Saturday, October 20, at half-past twelva o'clock, at Su Power's Church, Westchester, N. Y. Moxtisey,—Oa Weduesday, October 17, Micuart Monnisswy, aged 75 yours. Funeral irom bis lato residence, 660 West 49th st., on Friday, Octoner 19, two P. M. McGinwéss.—October 17, Katey MoGinness, aged @ years 9 monibs and 1L days, daughter of Hugh and Catherine MeGinnes: Wil be buried on Friday, October 19, at one o’clock M., from the residence of her parents, 1,465 3a av, ‘Thoir friends are respecttully invited to attend, Nixon.—On the 17th just, Joun W. Nexon, aged 40 years, 4 months and 13 days. The relatives and triends of the family, also Post Phil Kearney, G. A, KR, and associates from Naval Oillce, Custom House, are respeetiulily invited to at tend the tu |, trom his late residence, No. 357 Wost zien st, this (Friday) afternoon, at four o'clock, Ree mains will be taken to Woodlawn, No flowers, Puxvy,—At Middletown, N. Y., October 18, 1877, EB, Sustoon Puroy, son ot KE H. Purdy and grandson of Sheldon W. Bailey, 1n the 2ith year of bis age. The remaing will be taken to Rye for interment, Train will leave rand Central Depot on Saturday, October 20, at 12 M. SAVAGH October 18, 1877, Jaugs M. Savage, age 33 years. ihe funeral will take piace from his late residence, 119 Vroom at., Jersey City Heights, on Saturday, Octor ber 20, at two'o’elock. Dumiries (Scotiand) papers please copy. ore —On Woeduesday morning, October 2% . SkrpMons, in the 70th yoar of his ago, will take place from his late remtdence, 63 Broome st., on Friday morning, October 19, at ten o’elc Tnterment at Floshing. On Thursday, October 18, 1877, after a Alana A, SLOVER. Relatives aud friends are invited to attend ot funeral on Saturday, October 20, at two o'clock P, M., from his late residence, 141 Division ay., Brooklyn, E. D. No flowers, ‘Staxpeewicx.—On Wednesday, 17th Inst, Carne ine, widow of the Jate Thomas Standerwick, in the \\'yeur of her age. Kv atives and friends are respectfully invited to at. tend the funeral, from her lato residence, Tompkins+ Ville, Staton Istabd, on Sunday, 2186 inek, at throm o'clock P.M, Van Dyex,.—On pees 16th inst, Rosanna, widow of the lave Peter Vau Dyke, 58, in the Tad year of her age, The relatives and friends are respectfully invited 2 atiend (oe funeral, from St Phillip’s Episcopal Chareh, Mulberry st., ne antes on Saturday, th the 20th inst, at one o'clock P.M, ee October 16, Davin Ap. pisox Younas, aged 42 Youros,—At Summit, Kelatives apd iriends are invited to attend the fane- ral services, on Friday, Octover 19, at ten A. M., at his jate residence, Summit, N. J. Train trom Barclay of