The New York Herald Newspaper, November 16, 1877, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL A Stronger Market in Wall Street. GOLD 102 5-8 A 102 1-2 A 102 5-8, Government Bonds Firm, States Higher and Railroads Strong. —_—— MONEY ON CALL EASY AT 6.46 PER CENT. —_——_——. Watt Street, } Tuurspat, Nov. 15—6 P. M. The improvement which showed itself yesterday Upon the Stock Exchange was well supported to-day, ‘and tended generally toward a higher scalo of prices, Unfortunately the advanco is meaningless, since it Qrises from the manipulations of a market tbat is entirely im the hands of professional brokers of the “baser sort,” and one that receives no recognition from the more important speculators, ‘his latter class manifest but little desire to touch the market, ‘ither for the long or short account, aud is con- tent to leave the formation of prices to the hot polloi, ‘Who just now seem to be working out of their bearish notions and translerring their allegiance to a bull Speculation, This change is particularly noticeable in the granger sbares, which, being thought better of every day, are improving their market values @ccordingly. The advanced figures miade to-day throughout the list were principally due to the excep- Vonal strength of Michigan Central. This strength, in turn, was purety artificial and resulted from the over- sold condition of the stock, which has been brought bout by short sales of prominent bow window bears, ‘The situation invited the attention of the bull interest, which (waking from its apathetic state for a brief Peried) engineered a sharp and sudden upward turn, which carried quotations from 60% to 64%. The closing price was lower by the amount of the fraction, but the popular supposition is that the ventursome Dears will be made to “squeal,” even as Mr. Gould was Made to do some few weeks back, This flurry in Michi- gan Central constituted the only disturbing factor in the day’s work and was welcomed as B ready relief by the commission men, not only because it created some trade in the stock itself, but because it broke up the monotony of the rest of the market, As simply referable to this spurt Lake Bhore and the Western stocks took upon themselves the garb of a fresh activity aud appeared in tlie “Sun- Gay’s vest’? of an unexpected advance, There was tome little improvement in the remainder of the list As well, arising from sympathy with and the “slop over’? trom the better feeling whicn had get in. Even the toal stocks crawled up afew fractions from the mag. Bevism of good company, though neither the condition of their trade nor their finuncial status warrantsa bolief 1n any other improvement than such as would result from the influence of a galvanic spasm. To sum up, the market remains as it has done for weeks past, an arena for professional dealers, wuo go to work as sys- tematically as the croupiers aud cappers of a fash- Jonable hell The “play”? is confined to a family party, dn whose gaius or losses the public takes no interest, fund the ‘chips’ lost to-day aro won to-morrow, with “quits,’? as a general thing, cried at the ead of the week, Howto get out of this unprofitable slough 1s the question, Whilo some believe that an increased dusinuess to be enjoyed by the railroads will start a frosh and vigorous speculation, others believe that: Stock gambling 18, at least for tbe present, ‘played out.” “Time,” the poet declares, “seis all things even,’’ but brokers, who look to the market for their daily bread, do not need ‘‘time,” but “money” sub- Stantives, which, in their cases at least, are not prac- tically convertible terma, OPESING PRICES. The opening prices were as follows:—Gold, 102%: Westorn Union, 79%; Lake Shore, 6734; New York Central, 1063,; Rock Psland, 100; Michigan Central, 6134; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 47; Dela- ware and Hadson, 44; Eric, 1044: Obios, 8%; St. Paul, 8414; do, proterred, 683; Northwestern proferred, 647% ; Hanpibal and St. Joseph, 13; do. preferred, 20% ; Fort Wayne, 91%; C., C., C. and L., 3945; Illinois Cen. tral, 735; St. Louis N, preferred, 22%; S. I. and & F. preterred, 33g; C., B, and Quincy, 102; New Jersey Southern, 154; Pacific Mai, 2314; Union Pa. tific, 663. CLOSING QUOTATIONS, at three P, M. were:— Bid, Asker, NY Central. Harlem brie Mich Cent.. Union Paeific. G,0&lo Luxe Shore... Hin & 5t Jo. Wabash. Han & St Jop. Northwestern Ohio & Miss. tern Dp Rock Island. Fort Wayne. Mast Paul. Mat Paul p. Vittsbur dams Kxpress Weils-Fargo. Am Expr. Us Expre: HIGHEST AND LOWEST. ‘The following were the highest and lowest prices of stocks to-day Morris & Lesex Highest, Lowest. Chicago and Northwestern. . 3635 354 Chicago and Northwestern preterred om 64, Chicago, Rock Island and Pacitic.... 100% 4 C,., C ana I... ot 54 Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Delaware'and Hudson Canal, Erie ee Munnibal and 3i Jihnorw Central, Lake Shore... Michigan Central Milwaukee and St, Paul, Milwaukee and St, Paul pre New York Cent New Jersey Southern Ohio and Mississippi Western Union Telegraph TH MONEY MARKET, Money on call ruled at & a 6 per cent, with excep- tional loans at 7 per cen, Prime mereavtile paper suld atGa7 percent, The following were tho rates of exchange on New York at the undermentioned cities to-day:—Savannab, buying 5-160 % discount; selling 34 discount; New Orleans, commorcial 3, bank 3, discount; St. Louis, 50 premium; Chicago firm, 50 premium; Milwaukee, par; Cincinnati quiet, buying par, selling 100 premium; Charleston casy, 4 a 5-16 discount, and gelling +4 a par. Foreign exchange wes quiet and weak, on the basis of 4,793 a 4.79% tor bankers? sixty-day bills and 4.831; #48334 for de- mand. Joseph preterred. THE GOLD MARKET. Gold opened and closed at 102%, with sales in the invrim at 1025s, The carrying rates were 2, 3, 2 and 4 per cent, GOLD CLEARINGS AT THE NATIONAL BANK STAT OF NEW YOuK. Gold balances... Currency balances, Gold clearances, CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT, Currency exchanges. Currency balances. Gold exchanges. Gold balances, $67,657,320 014,486 oe LOsdi GOVERNMENT NONDS, Government bonds were quiet and firm and cloged dull at the following figures:—United States currency #ixes, 12L)¢ @ 121%; do, sixes, 1881, registered, 110 4 110%; do, do, do,, coupon, 110% @ 11034; do. do, 1865, new, registored, 10534 a 105%; do. do., do, cou- pon, 105% a 10524; do, do., 1867, registered, 108% a 10835; do. do, do., coupon, 10844 a 10534; do. do., 1968, registered, 110 4 110%; do. do, do., coupon, 110 w 1103g; do, ten-fortios, registered, 107% a 107%; do. d0,, Coupon, 10354 a 10834; do. fives, 1881, registered, 1063¢ 4 10644; do. do,, do,, coupon, 106% @ 10644; do. 4344's, 1891, rogistered, 10434 @ 104%; do. Uo, do., coupon, 105% @ 105%; do. fours, 1907, registered, 10234 a 10255; do, do., do, coupon, 1024 a 102%, THE FORKIGN MARKET. ‘The London advices report consols 3 lower and United States bonus steaay, except for teu-fortios, Which dech aed to 10834, and Aold later at 108 4g. Iliinows Contral advanced ) 10 74)4, Erie preferred 3 to 2144, aud New York Central 44 to 1064. Erie common de- clined Jg to 1045. fhe Bank of Englaod rate of dis- count remains unchanged at 5 percent, The bank gained £15,000 buillon jor the week ending yesterday. ‘The proportion of its reserve to its liabilities is now 6) &16 against 8S 15-10 per cent last week, At Puris Tentes rose to 105f. 60c, NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, id exchange on London was quoted at 251. 174 The specie in the Bank of France decreased 12,700,000f. during the past week, closing prices im London were:—Consols for money, 9634 96%; consols for account, 96%; new 43 per cont bonds, 104% a 10434; Bve-twenty bonds of 1867, 1084; ten-forty bonds, 1083; fives of 1881, 106%; Erie common shares, 10 to; Er preferred sbares, 2134; New York Central, 1063; L1linois Central, 7434. STATE BONDS, State bonds at the Board were % hicher tor Loust- ana sevens, cousols, to which dealings were confined, District of Columbia 3,65’a sold at 7434, an advance ot i. RAILROAI D BONDS, Railroad bonds continued strong, and the following wore the changes compared with the last previous sales:—Aa advance of }¢ in Northwestern gold sev- ens, an advance of % in consols and Westorn Pacific bonds, % in St, Paul sinking funds, Erie fourth mort- gage aud Union Pacific sinking funds; % in Pacific Railroad of Missouri firsts and 3 in Erie third mort. gage. There wi a decline of in New Jorsey Cen- tral convertibies, and 44 in Union Pacific firsts, PHILADELPHIA STOCKS, The closing prices of Philadelphia stocks were:— City s:xea, ne United Kailroads of New J Pennsylvania Railroad Readiog Ratiroad Lehigh Valley Bi Catawissa Railroad pi Philadelphia and Erie Raul Sebuylkill Ni Northern Lehigh Navigation, Pittsburg, Titusvill Hestonville Railway, Central Transportation ‘MINING cisco were as follows:— 18% 5% ot Best & Belcher Bullion 6% Cou, Virg' 22K California, 25% cbollar + 88g Contidence . 6 Caledonia. . 4 Crown Point, 64 Exchequer 5 Gould & Curry Hale & Norcross... Imperial ° Julia consolidated .. Justice... + ux reported, were 500 she Am Flag. art 100 American, 44 100 a 4 100 Bertha £ Eaith.ac 5 100 Gould & Ourry.b10 "8% 100 Beleber v10 100 Wo, 5 100 Kentuck M Co.b15. Govorning Committe Stock Exchange, 100 do... 200 Ohio & Miss. 100 PCr ION YCAHR 10814 10 do... 106! 100 do. 5 2 db. 300 Lak 1000 do. 200, do. 100 100 500 400 od 200 do. 700 Ti Ceatral. 50 200 500 40 300 10 800 200 1104 tows 1083 110 110% 25000 10000 U 8. 10000 da. 2000 NJ Cen 2000 M&seP 1000 Mk st P con sf 92g 5000 C & NWee g bs 94 4000 do. 5 1000 Erie 3d. 4000 Erie 4th, 11000 H & St Jo # 1000 Mieu Cen 7's 10000 Uhio & Miss osf 2000 Union Pae Ist. 1 } 10000 Union Pac at:.. ay | 8000 Gen P ist, 3d) 85 | t000 . do soUU do 1000 W Pac bs 4000 do... 2000 Pac ot Mo Ist... Sudg 100 FW & © Ist.. 115, PAW Is. Wi wo 10000 Cen P ‘ 5000 C,RIAPG's,9 tbe 106. 5000 NYC 6's,'87, .be 10 8 shs Am Kx Bank, Motropulitun 8k. 2 Bunk ot Hepublic. bap ceeds So Am bx. 00 Quiek pre! io Ban's 10) | 100 At & ne BOO Pacific Mail 20 22 gation preferred Central Railroad, jersey, road SHARES, The closing prices of mining shares tn San Fra Bid, Asked, ibs lu tae 3 Wie ii 384g 89 aly 33 yrs o% 8 16 iz 16% 16% by 9 ny 11% 2935 80 6% Leopard Msg Mexican 12 Northern 1456 23 285 9 3 Savage. 94 Sogrogated Belchor.. 34 Sierra Nevaga. 46 Union conzoli 65 Yellow Jacket, .. 14 Eureka consolidated, 4234 Grand Prize, , 13% Altds.ceseereeee. wax 100 Kentu 100 Overin: 160 Yellow Jacket. b30 100 whs NY & Colorado do. 100 10:15 TO 28000 di 10000 US 434% S000 US 439" 15000 U 85 100 1400 Lio 1500 100 Unie & wu dc 0 40 400 100 1000 &N 100 210 do. 100 St Paul pr. 300 do... 500 Det, Lacie a W e 100 Chie, 15 & 100 Han'& St ‘The sales of mining shares in New York, as officially RST BOABD—11 4. a, 2 RS EK Seer eosteeoaeson rs BB ck. an, 2 100 do 100 ao i ¢ 500 Moose. 100° do ; 100 do 100 do 200 do -28 100 Seaton, 2% MEMORANDA, Mr. George F. Dickinaon hag been readmitted to membership atthe Stock Exchange by a voce of the The Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern Rail- roau stock hag been placed on the regular call of the NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Tuvurspay, Noy, 15, 1877, BEFORE. CALI—10 A, ML, 12-300 sbs Northwestern.. 35: 115) 400 do. (35) 23% 400 Northw 64%, 7, 1800 do 65. abi} 600 do a 100 do. 79 luo G0... 72% 100 do aw 200 do. . 300 do. 78% 300 Boek Island. 600 Mich Central 61 100 ao. : 500 61 100 Union Pacific. 100 100 Erie. 100 500 100 250 100 ul A. OM, 110% | $15000 U § 5's, 10-40, ¢ 10836 9,» 108s, W1.be Lodhg NW 40 ou | 30 200 slo 200 900 Chi & i 100 Mieh C do. woo do. 10 dy. wo do lw 10 200 400 100 100 BEORN CAL 4000 rey "BLiecees LO6% 40 she O00) NW 4g 400 Northwest. 7 5000 0 & 9% 800) do... 8554 4000 0 & M 2d 58 1000 Northwest pi... iy 4000 Mhde~ toh 6 86M LUD FOOL AW IststLdxine 74% 2000, W000 P gv. 10% 200 Bt Pau 07 100 ss Wea « nior To Wo >t Paul Bi Min, 600 U0 vee 2OUN YO & Hude...., 107 100 Keto. 10m 4 10% 10 Mich OLiq B00 davies 62) 200 Lake Shore. 500 do. wD doe $3000 US low US 100 He 86 100 H& St 100 100 Obio & 100 N 4 Sou B00 Dy ba & 500 ' do 800 B00 do Jo. Jo uthern Western. The SECOND BOARD—1 $1000 CLiARI Pac 7's 108 2000 Leh & W Beon. 25 DOO MiléseP ist, LOd 106 13000 ot . 92% 000 Mila oP com sf, 92% 22000 Ohio & M con.bi 5000 Un Pae 8 fo. .080 w he 4 25000 Pue of Mo ist 2000 Alt & TH 2u pf, 85 10000 Tola Wist,StL d, Xn c. 5, Elevated ist 61% bs. be 100) Co... 120 al. be 44 1 90% ‘3000 StL a IM Let” LUL Sy P.M. 25 shs Union Pacifi 200 I Central . 1090 100 100 do 100 Chi & N 100 “do. lw do. 200 do 857; 1600 do. 36 200 do Bo} 100 do., ‘36: Foo do BM 500 do 3 100 Chi, Mi 2 do . 1000 do 1200 do 50 800 do 100 do 100 400 Ohi & R 200 200 Del, L & be 4755 900 LS & M So. 100 “do 47: 500 “do Gi, 500 do 47) 1600 do WO do 47 2209 do. wbS G44 300 do”: 47% 40 Union Pacific 100 Han & Si Jo ph.be 29) 2:40 TO 3 PL $5000 Gt W 1st,’88,xe 95 100shs Northw'n RR,. 303% 4000 Can Bouth 1st..¢ 60 100 do. 10 36 Bri do. E do do < do. do: 400 Rock sli 100 do, 100 do 400 St Paw 200 St Paul RE 100 ‘700 Del, Line & 100 do. 2000 200 do 15} 200 do. Tou 100 do 600 200 do 64" 1000 800 Lake Sho Mg 150 1400" do. 22 G88 500 1500 ao. 3. 6B 100 Wabash RR rei 1200 1 Cont Rit"<'2°. 75" 200 Ohio & Miss RR) 200,0,C & Inds RR 40 400 4 100 * “do. 40% 100 ‘4 100 do, feiss 403 100 Morris & iasox 74 200 Northwest’a RR. og 100 WA StJos pL. QE COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON: SPOT STEADY ; FUTURES CLOSED STEADY—FLOUR SIEADY—WHEAT STEADY— CORN LOWER—OATS EASIERB—WHISKEY STEADY—PORK QUIET—LARD STEADY—PE- TROLEUM DULL—OILS8 STEADY—SPIRIIS TUR= PENTINE FIRM—ROSIN FIRM—COFFEE QUIET— RUGAR NOMINAL—¥REIGHTS QUIET. Tuurspay, Now. 15—6 P. M. Business was moderate to-day in most commodities but fuirly active in others, On ’Change flour was Steady under a fair demand, Wheat was quict and steady. Corn was dull and lower. Whiskey was steady. Pork was quiet, but steady, Oats were easio re Lard quiet, Freights were quiet, Cotton on tho spot was steady; futures closed steady, Coffee ruled quiet. Sugar was nominal, Oils remained steady, Petroloum was nominal. Naval stores wero firin, Covrex.—The market for Rio was quiet and unchanged, Wo note sal of 1,478 bags Rio, ex Kosmopolet, at 15e. for low ordinary and 200 bags Santos, ex Lu Place, on private terms. Mild coffeo was quiet. ex Willard, wold on private terms. nary cargoes, 15\{0. a 15%o.; tair do., 17%. About 600 bags Maracaibo, Wo quote :—Ordi- good do., 1ske.4 prime do., Ie. 8 19}4¢.; extreme rango for lots, 15Me. a 2ige.; Santon, fair 90 days; Java, government bi vanilla, 16¢, Curnco: Corton on th prices. the bureau report, which generally considered to be very unfavorable, and holders to good, .17c. Angortura, 17¢, a 1c, ; 1 1dge. 17346. x to the is expected this. afternson, Mc. a 17%Ke., old, cn; do, grass spot was quiot but steady at unchanged. Vutures opened st wbout last evening's closing’ brices, The market was very dull, owin et that Were bot anxious to xell, which Kept tho market steady all uy. day of from 2 to 4 points, tony, compare with Wednesday o. inewlay, ursday, Now. 15, Novembe November... 11.12 Decemve: December... 11) January. February cotton in store ranuing In wore as follow: wiity not more than half the xeade aioveds -— The market closed steady. with au advance for tho The official closing prices grage above or below New Cotton, Uptinds, Alabama, N, Orleans, Texaa, Ordinary. ve. 9 0% 1% Strict ordinary 10% 10, ood ordinary 10% 10 Strict good ordinary. 10 ‘9-16 10 f1416 Low middling. 10 13-16 1015.16 Strict low middling, 10 15-18 1-16 Middling 1184 Good sala , 716 Strict mid ‘a, * Middiing fair. 1-1G Le LG wir... =-stmimn 10%e.; low middling, 10%. ; “i! spot cotton :— on contract, were ux follow: November, 600 at 11.080. ; December, S00 at 11.00 mY at 11.08e., 800 at 11.106. Fobruary, 000 at Ll 2ic 11.07¢. ; Jaauary, 1. I1Le., 100 ae 11.13 11 '22e.) 100 at 11 1000 April. "100 we #11.50c, 100 ‘at 11.75¢., 100 at May. 116 12111 \dling, 10%. Tez 300 bales For future deli vory good ordinary, Sales of To-Day. Last Evening, — Total. — Vw We BAR 45 S7L 5 Yesterday, ufter two P.M — t 11,240. ; March, 000 af L176. 100 at T1.6ée.; Jun 11.76¢. Total, 6100 buies. ‘Today up to two 2. M.— November, 100 ab 11/100, 100 at 11.006. , 200 at 11.08¢., 800 at ber, $00 mt 11.05¢., 100 wt 11 Total, ‘The receipts ut the ports we ‘New Orleans, Charleston,” 5,4 ew York, 75, Bor 39. Total since night. Cot stenin, 76 pressed: to Bremen, bi 4d. by stewin; Liverpool, In; even meni oats, i barley tale, ‘ruled stondy. The. sales w arn, wt flour was in good demand and firm bois. nt tuil prices. Corn w W bbls. xt full price ‘The wat 4 Sup Extra stato Choice State. Supertins Western. Kxtra Western. . Minnesota (new) no >i Reang hoop Ohio 'polne brands, UJ Round huep Ohio, trade brands... » Family ‘ ms Civy Mills ya St. Louis, low extra: 04 St. Louls, low straight. St. Louis, choice double extra St, Louis. choice fauiiy. Kye flour, Southern, No. 2 Southern, superfine Southorn, extra Southern, family Corn men, Westera Corn monk, Jersey... Jorn meal, Brandywine, orn meal, pitty —Wheut was 4 sales were 73,000 bushels at BL #1 waukee, $1 28 tur No do, 61 for extra do., §LSL'y 4 «small jot No. 1 Minuesvta spring. red wint o No. 2,000 dull lower, bushels at 62590. te tor No, 16,000 bushels January, dos Nov 2, wt Gale. ¢ 48,000 bushel about ty. lo as tollows xtra white, LOTH was qu AND JUTE. was miso quiet. & S12 50 tor single, $2 in like Ms 11,08: 82,005, This day lust week, 22,037, freights cl ressed 5 Grain, —Reveipt ot but without decided cuange Warley malt wit louvy to Huh welght, Jute vutts were quiet but unchanged. We ai t 11 12e., 900 at 11.116. ; Peerm- .O8¢., 1,400 wt 11.000. ; January, 1,100 wt ThA 26., 3,800 i Februury, Be, 10 ant bute, Bay. Norfu Philadelphia, Thin au} st Sep follows: y stonm, To Hav to Ham % y steam, by sail, & o the anne: meal was also fru Buckwheat tho ve The was quiet #3 5) 475 ry a ory ry a ry ry 508 Perc eetasscacasasse: oe oe 217 OO 5,000 bushels, % . Corn were 145,¢ 2 white, 40,000 busbe iat G2ge. am No.1 do, wry about Be, wind inte fem but qui bagi te:-American dre 10 #8215 for double aad $180 cM Tant » 1,070,502 bales to S50 wed 25 2 75 00 the calls wer March, 200 at 1,500 at’ 11.400, 00 at 11. bie. s unl, . ud Pennsylvania at fy 79 00 nm ‘t He. Outs wore i quoted wt 1130, 1385 Undressed; Kussia, clean, $200 4 R210, colds Ital fan, 270 0 $2 jute, 4c. a Be, wont; | jute bates, y ‘ash una time; Manila hemo 7e.: ail gold. New OFleans 1 led stead: about 100 bbls, old and new sold wt Boe, « 500, for old and foe. a 58e. for new. Foreign was quict; 1 at d0c. @ Ste. We quote: We wi2e.; elayed, Whe. ; grocery, 00 hh be; muscovado refining, 32 rto Kieo, #He. « 506. ; Brygttnl . Porto Rieo sold iu lots —Cuba, centrifugal and mixed, Islunds, Suc. « 4e.; New Orleans. new crov, 45¢, # O8e. ; old crop, 88¢. % Ue. Navat SToRN4—Spirits turpentine was firm. were GUO bbis, seller year, at J4yc., and that wa bid, Rosin was wore “quiet. chuntable order, strnied, $1 ; vieos from Wiimington we strained, 81 475; good Turpentine stexdy Spirits fen, Ong. —Uortonsoed ofl The fe the bid and asked pi ond oi . asked ; und seller year, wsked ; 2c, asked; " Fobruury el oll was In fair, Gem: Linseed oll, 0c, m' Be. crude, $1 15 & GL 18; ard, $14 but quiet. Tne wn —spirits turpentine, pite me tondy, but without . January, 3 . bid, S180. anked,. I anu wnd_ fem e i lard, Tze, @ The bieached = winter steady, $1 sole and virgin, Hy Bo. The asios tally iy r rn wd, BL wt piten, #2 12h. Ade =oxin fem % 1 35: erude Northern, 65¢.; do. winter, 70c.; natural do., 68¢. er elephant, 75 winter bleached Ush, Sie. A7e. 4 54 w embracing 9,000 bbls. at Estve., 11,000 ble. at Tie, and 3.000 bbls, for Piladelpht delivery dt 12%. ; aio 1,000 bbis, prompt delivery (here) at 13k, The market closed dull: weak and emtirely. inal and offered ut 1c, Trate iu cersificntes at the Petro- Jeum Exchange was active and the sales amounted to about 100,000 bbis., Including spot, regular and roller next Wook, at prices rauciug from $1 88% up to $1 01%, closing At 81 40% vid and 81 914 usked, We quote :— Crude, in bulk, jo. In barrels, Wye. wu 10A¢e ; refined, dn’ barrels, NOM Philadel Hen wt Le. 5 do., ih eases, ordinary, 16hgc, a 164e, ‘i yh naphtha, 7c. ae. for ordinary; refined, at hi ye. Baltimore, 12%. “i . PROVISIONS. —Keceipts—rork, 104 bbls; lard, 2,178 tlerces, 82 Bbis. and 12 keys: cut meats, 1,141 packak bacon, RYB boxes; beet, M4 tierces and 1,545 cases sso hogs, 44, Pork was quiet and nearly nominal. ing call prices ear, S13 60 a1 Kod ked mons sold at $14 25, cash, ‘y at $19 GS. Cat meats wi for February dett 25 boxes belies, 1 smoked hams at 1c... quoted at 12}xe. Py id shoulders at 724c, | Baconwne quiet: city long was quoted at Hige., and - Jong clear quoted at Beef was ste We quote:—Extra, im packet, 1 ; Wereed, city India mess, $25. 0 $26, il wt $17 $17 50 for cl were unchanged, and quot for teavy to light, und Oye,” for pigs atendy, closing At’ the second culls fol $8 52}¢ bid, #8 S74 asked; December, $8 47 arkedts sollor your, '98 4734 bid. 8 5 $8524 bid, 3g uxked: February, #8. O255 fs len wer O tieroes at 8 05 n $4 GO uary and $5 65 4 $5 70 tor February, The spot sales were theres elty at Sige. and 150 do, Wentern ut $8 60 4 88 62 Kefined was quiet: 20) tierces Continent sold at ie, | But- quiet ; ter—Receipts, 4,567 puck market wi quote State creamery at ice» ike, 2Se., and Western common to fine wi Ie. a Chet The markot wes dull at Iso. for full 24e.; State and Pennsylvania, 230. wie. Rick.—The marke’ Je was fairly uctive and Foreign was quiet. We quote:—Carolina, tair, 63yc. & i mood, Ug. + prime, new, Ze. ; Lowlsiaan, good ¥ 70. currones. to prime. new, Ue Rangoon, in bond, was very lixht, but nevert were holding at full prices wnd th quote :—Fair refining, 7 Cuba, grocery, fair to choi hhds.” and boxos, Now, Sto hhds. and boxe: a Tha to prime, Oe. w xrocery, fair to chulce, 7 refined, stundard A, 94c. a Oe; off A, BIho. 4 crushed, 105 powdored, 9%. 1c. ; granulated, 0\e. granulated, #M4je.: cul loat, LOKe.; white extra C's, Sige, w Be. ; yellow extra C's, THe. wBiye.; other grades, including 8, Te. n Thc. STKARINE “Recvipts, 117 tiorces, The market was quiet; 25 slerces sold at $8 0. TaLLow.—Receipts, 16 hnds., 70 tierces, 29 bbls. and 39 iH Tallow wossteady. Ihe sules were GOAN Lbs. at 7 7. Wnts bbin sold at 81.11. Fhatcits.—The move offerings wore I god dos pts, 536 bbls, Whiskey was steudy; 50 it in general was light, but rates ‘0 Liverpool, by sail, 16,009 wheat, 735 eum, 16,000 bushels (one bin) 12,000 bbls tlour, 2s. 6d. } 2,000 boxer cheese, 37s, ‘London, steam, 100 tierees best, Gas 379 b via Liverpool, 4d.; Bristol, sail, 24,000 bus! «I por British bark, 7i4 tons. luid on’ the berth for ge cnrgo, Charters—An Ituitan bark, 428 tons, kence to Ali- cante, with Kentucky tobacco, ut 40s; an Ltalinn bark, hence to Bristol Clhunuel, with 4,000 quarters grain, ut Gs. brig, henes to Dublin, wita 1,500 buls, re: eum, Os. w British bark, hence to Lon- 3,700 Ubi naphtha a ned petroleum .; @ Norwegian bark, hence to Corunna, with 11,000 caves and 100 bols. refined petroleum and some pro- vistons, w British bark, hence to Liverpool, with 2,850 bbls. petroleum, at 4s, Gd.; 9 German’ bark (rechartered: to Antwerp, with refined bark petroleum, at 4s. Rotterdam, 5 hence to Antwerp, wi 3,700 bois. refined petroieun 94.: 8 Beluinn bark (arrived under foreign charter! tw United Kingd with 7,500 bbls. do. private ter: Americun brig, hence to Bilbao, with, 1,900 bbis. do. at 6s @ KKussiau sup, 850 tons, hence to London, with gener: eurgo on private terms, DOMESTIC MARKETS. Gatveston, Nov. 15, 1877, Cotton easy; middiing, 100; low middling, 104% 5 good ordinary, Oc. Net receipts, 2,403 bales Kxpurts coastwise, 2,025, dules, 1,724. Stock, 69,058, New ORLKANS, Nov. 15, 1877. Cotton easy; middling, 10%\c. ; low middling, 10'g6. ; ordinary, 9%. Ne 11,062 bales; gross, 1 Exports coastwise, ales, 8.200, Stock, 168,408, Monte, Nov, 15, 1877. middling, 1 tow miudling, Oye. Net receipts, 2,440 Sules, 1,500, Stock, $9,773 Savannait, Nov. 15, 1877. Cotton in good demand; middling it low dling, 10!g¢.;' good ordinary, 4c. Daler; grons, 6,003, Exports—To Gre : to the Continent, 2,325, Sales, 2.261; last evening, 1,400. ptock, 81,651. Cotton quiet and oasy; 10%e.; god ordin Exports coastwise, Cuartusrom, Nov. 15, 1877, Cotton dull; buyers and sellers apart; tuiddling, 10%%e. low middling, 10%e.; good ordinary, L0i%c, Net recel SM bales. Exp zts—lo Greet ritwin, 5,400, Sales, HOO, Stock, 84,441, Oswxoo, Nov. 15, 1877. Flour steady; No. 1 spring, $6.50 u $7; amber winter, $6 75 a 87 50; white do., $7 0 $7 doubly exirs, $7 25 @ +8: conc 00 bbl 1 Mitwau- Barley firn 10,000 do. at kee club, $1 sales, 10,000 buxtels No.’ 1 Canada at Sc. 7e.;' 10,000 do, No. 2 above grade in wel Cornmeal, millfeod and canal freights unchanjed, receipts—Wheat, 22.000 bi barley, 71,600. Shipped by canal in the last torty-elyht hours Wheut, 24 bushols; barley, 250,000 da, rye. 8,00 do, do. ;1umber, 303,000 text, Flour shipped by rail, 1 Burvato, Nov. 1 Flour firm and in fair demand at unchanged rates sales 700 bbis, Wheat scarce, unchanxed; sales + eis amber at private terms; 1 ear white Michig: Corn eusier ; sates 90,000 bushels No. 000 do., in lots, ae S40. ats iu light demand; sales of 1,500 bush Ee ge. Kye inactive. Burley in good Highwines orm at $110 u $1 11 for city made 175 bbi Other articies unchanged. — Can troughts unchanged. Kailroad freights unchunged: quoted wheat, 12e., "corn, I1sg¢.;. onts. 7c. to New % py lake - Flour, 6,770 bbi wheat, 4 corm, 85,097 By aes 109 bla 5 do. § barley, 5.100 do. heat, 9,000" bushels: railronds—| 13,000 do. ¢ Shipments by eau corn, SAND do, r corn, barley, 1,500 do, 1151 bashels; 100 do. By rail 00’ bushels; corn, Darley, 1,500 do, Torxpo, Nov. 1 Wheat steady; No. 1 white $1353q; atabergio., spot, $1 seller December, > 3; No 1 ced wil No. 2 do., spot, $1 434; seller November, $1 i weller December, 8: JL; No. 3 red, $1 16. ty: No. 1 apes xod held at 50i¢e seller May held at 4730 damaged, new, Flour steady. ter, SL He ; rejected, 4 ty quiet; No. 2 ersced—Mammoth, $5 Keceipts—Fiour, 109 2 Wheat, 19,000 bushels ; corn, 36,000 do. ; onta, 1,0°0 do, Shipment 4,000 bash n, 20,000 de close Wheat fi les of a1 November. $1 jer Decomber $1 at: *D ter, $1 5) ; NO 2 do., spot, 81 kb | ber, $1 92% soller December, 6 high mixed held at 504%. ; sales ot No.2 sslier Novemver, 49.5 May, 47!gc, No. 2 Cloverseed, $4 00 a $9, Cincinnati, Nov. 1 | _ Flour dull, uochanged. — W 37. lye als netive kettle, 8% fe. Bulk meats quiet, sem and 6c. for loose shoulders, clear rib and el ydaysin salt. Bacon nominally uncbange Green ineats active shoulde: ge. w OY i hams, Je, ase. Whiskew Butter ensior but unchanged. dull, anche L. ee dull and week; common, $3 7 a $4 10; light, $4 a $4 30; packing, 4 20 a $4 butchers’, $4 40 a $4 45; receipts, 6,41, a Cmes Whew No.1 € sl osy a 8 $1 ONG a HL OT, Wge. Ui 50, Fionr steady and unchanged. erally higher No. $1 06% & ar Bnd well 2 dow $1_08 BL 7, $1 ¢ Novem| ali the yeu nctive, ti reje and | jose at inside pricos November; 24ie., Decomnor: ie., Janunry; r 2Lige, Kyo trimer at Ste, 0580 ‘Barley tirmer Pork unsorted, but generally big opened stendy and higher. closed at prices; $12 85 © $12 374» cash; $12 25 a $12 30, November, December and ali the year. Lard fairly active and a shade higher; $7 95 a8, cash and November; #700 4, Devetnber aud the year; #7 97s; # $3, Janu- ik mouts steady, with & fair and; shoulders, short rib, Oige.; short clear, 6c. Whiskey, $1 06, 000 do; rye, 1,000 do. ; barley, 25, nts Flour, 11,000 oble.; wheat, 16,000 bust 00 do. 5 12,000 do. : rye. 305° dons bar. Toy, 12,1") do. 0 wheat unseitied and lower: | $1 064 u $1 06%, December; $1 U4, November lower, Oats steady and unchanged Work fairly and 2ige, a Se. higher, J higher, rd in good demand aud 2)c, PRINT CLOTHS MARKET. Provipence, R, 1. Nov. 15, 1877. ting cloths market without transactions, but holders: remain Urm at lad qautatlo BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKETS, Rro Janeino, Nov 14, 1877. award toudency . Exehange on ) Damen ith w per 10 kilo Ship: 1d States, 20,000 do, E of the week for 20,000 vai ft for tho United States, 43,000 do.; for the Mediterranean, none, Stock, 184,000 bags: Nov. Coffoe market vory qmet. Prices nearly no: thor Santor 10) @ 6.200 rele per LO kilus Av: shipraent evipts 4,00 of the wer 36,000 89,000 bbs for the U rar Stock, 09,000 bags, nitod S EUROPEAN MARKETS, COMMERCIAL, in vi inelu Nov. 15—5 P.M. W00 bates of Aino: Cotton—The sales of the feun, Futures closed flat, Loxpow, No’ Spiri:s of turpenting, 24s. 6, w 24s, Hi. p Sugar Prices are nominal; No. 12, Duten standard, on the spot, tis, Gd; dos, wtlowt, 26s, 6d Antwrnr, Nov. 15, 1877. Petroleum, 31f. for fine Jonvox, Nov, 15—Evening. Linseed oil, £30 @ £30 Ss, per ton, pi NEW YORK PRODUCE HXCHANGE REPORT. Livnnvoot, Nov. 15, 1877. Pork—i-astern dull at 68a; Wentern duis at Os. Bacon Comberland cut steady at 459.5 short rib dail at tis.¢ Jong laae dmil at 40x, O44 short clour gull ae Ate, Ud Mune Land eus sandy ae dias shouluers duit a Hoot moss dail at 100s; extra ines 110s prime mess dull at O28) Lerd—Prime dull wt 6d, Tallow—Prime city dull ai 40s, dd, Tarpet Mendy wt 25s, dd. Kosin—Common duis ¢ . Flour—! 24s, (ide Whent—No. L spring stony at Ils. ; No 2 at 10s. Gd, winter steady at Ls. 4d. Cor dali nt 2im, Bd. Cotyonsced ofl—Velluw A dn phe Warket, tra State ste rican, Hone | 1877.—_TRIPLE SHEET. FINANCIAL, AT Rew You STOCK EXCHANGE OF JOHN Hickling, 62 Broadway and 21 New st, New York, or- dors sce filled aselast as prices are recorded on the black jour, 116 COMMISSIONS. 1:16 25, 50 or 100 shares, Visitors should be sure to deal only with # responsible house. JOHN HD LING, an Now st. AS 5. 4. seuiemax & co. 26 Broad st., New York, Issue Let s of Credit to travellers, payable in any part of Europe, Ania, Africa, Australia and America draw Bills of Exchange and make graphic Transfers of Money to Europe and Callior EW EXCHANGE, 19 BROAD SI., f" stock om) per cent margin; G. L- ~ — T REASONABLE RATES—MONBY ON LIVE AND A kodowment Insurance Policies and Morteagos; same dought; insurance of all kinds effected with best coimpa- nies. J. J. HABKION & CO,, 119 Broadway, “A? THE MARKET PRICE, WE BU Stocks on margin ot 1 per cent, and carry, ved on any number of shares. TUMBEIDGE LL THE RAILROAD AND OTHE Shares called wt the New York Stock Exchange, bought And soid on one per cent deposit without further liability. WILLIAM WARD, ® irond, corner Wall st. LOWESE, RATES—$195,000 TO LOAN proved sity Property; Life In 0. NY AMOUNT OF, MON cent on New Y STAKE, PRESS ‘No, 69 Broadway, New York, Nov. 15, 1877. The transfer books of thix company will be closed 2otclock F. M. November 18 to the moruing of Bocenb: MOUNTS TO SUIT TO LOAN AT SI ou city Property. JOSIAH JEX, No 1 INEY TO LO. ROOKLYN York Property; terms moderate. WILSON, 202 Montazue st,, Broo EW JERSEY MORTGAGE LOANS.—I WILL LEND IN fifty per ceat uf my personal appramsement, and make Denmpe examinations Ollee houre uncortalug addrons by letter, A. D. MELLICK, Jr.,4 Pine st. room 4 RANDAL it FOOTE, 70 BO ADWAY, (lor ten veurs member of the New ¥ buys and sells for out ot town acen AND nt sinall lots of Stock, on 1 per cont margin and }y commission, Nii? EVENING TELEGRAM, ADVEERTISL 2200. A LINE, business, forsale. int ut Mice box 700, Hartford, vA ) TO LOAN—ON BOND AND MORT- BC.V00 ence, citv'or Brooklyn, Address ESTATE, box 1,487 Post ri, $100 000 WANTED AGAINST LIK SUM, IN . '® cash wanatactating business, in which 25 per cent and oupital will be secured. Address L., 139 Herald oftie LT () WANTED aT LOW INTEREST FOR $150,000. term of years on valuable city property. Frinclpals address or call’ on MUNSON, 11 und 13 West Hoaston st, COPARTNERSHIPs, UB PARTNERSHIP HERMTORORE & tween Powell & Jacobs, and horeby dissolved by mutual consent. cern will be assumed by J. C. Jucobs, at the STEPUEN A, agi A Miss ©. Nuw Yo iW YORK, NOVEMBER 15, 187 norsbip hervtofore existing under the firm name of Brown & Aruold is this duy dissolved by mutual consent. WILLIAM A. BROWS, FRANK ARNOLD, BUSINESS OPPORTU T MANUFAC d $4,000 capital required ; $5,000 can be mado first ALON, 5 Dey st. TNER WII H $1,000 WANTED i acturing business, paying 300 per ceat profit. maths TALLMADGE, 082 Br RELIABLE, INTELLIGENT GRNTLEMAN, HAV AA ing trom $1,000 to $1,500, can join rerponsibld party, who Las equal Amount, in # frst class business, paying e20r- . Call at 139 West GENT Call for W HALF INTEREST IN strictly cash and v Clove investigution, is offs Little capital. Brooklyn, A LONG Esl ABLISHED, rofiteble business, that will bear red to @ yentioman with some LLOYD, 20 Broadway. can secure a partnersiiy with « entiem rst class references, na busiuess paying $4, profits. Cuil on SCNULA A LIVE MAN WITH $1,000 WANTED.—Oasil BUST- ZAnoss; 100 por cent profit: eo for right party; investigation solicited, CROSS MEAGHER, 682 Broadway JQUSINESS ESTABLISHED FOR 30 YRARS FOR ule or partner wanted, with not lexs than $5,000; only Feason forsciling, deficioney of capital, Address’ 8. U. ¥., erald ofion, STABLISHED PROFITABLE LUMBER BUSINESS will emplay an assistant who has means or good real on- tate to put into business, for which tistuctory security will be iven, Call 10 to 12 A. M., or address SUMNEL, 34 Park row, room 1 {OR LOAN OF $35,000 TRIPLE SECURITY Is OF- lored, with privilexe ‘ol partnership, iu one of the best Flouring Mills und powers in the country, now producing 125 barruls per day. Apply to GKIGGS & CARLETON, 95 Browaway. MESCHASTS IN NEW YORK DESIRING TO PUT any lines of dry goods, hosiery, eloth, clothing, hats alarce trade sale mouth in Boston, will 4 immediately AUCTION KER, box 2,451, Hose ) yeurh; . T0 Bussox st, Jersey Clty. 3} AMERIC w, coruer Beokman «t., Now York; perience. PARTNER WANTED—WITH $1 TO JOIN AD. Vertiser, who now mannges the busi in buying ont the prosent owuer, who has removed from the city. Ad dress A, K. C., Herald office, DAKTNER WAN) KD. wake an interest in au old cuted in the best part full satiof: $5,000 CAPITAL, atablisued fancy woods bu Newark, N. J., tor the tat she guarauteed. Address box Suu v RewaaLe MAN WANTED, WITH $1,500, TO JOIN in buyin & business te connect with an ostablished con- cern, Cail 1,199 Broadway. REASURKR WANTED-WITH 810 OR $ show in New York city; 5 curity given. Address M. W WASTED PARTNERS LLING THE UNITED States Banking Company's stock of $5,000,009; alsa books that show how $100,000 cun be easily obtained, AT, PECK. O+ Wall st., oom 1e ANTED—PARTN 618500 OR $200, Mortga: 25 per coat interost. NE HOSLN BS, Mornid office, w S250 dae AEN WANTED. WITH 82, DP GOU assist in an established oyster and lunch Ness, near the Host office ; rent $1 per day. Aduregs J., Herald ofice. 300 ek A HALF INVBREST IN A WELL | oe ‘tablished Business geod reasons heal Estate offi Broadway. ey 6 WAN? ARTY WITH $1,200 SL. 20 0uoe Patindeipitar wapte. cash bus ing $5,000 yearly. PENN, Herald U pre Mie. ‘ —AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY POR AN DG.OU00 sctive aan te sesare a evccosarsiiy: soos lished paying business; will bear closest investigation HARRINGTON, 115 Browdway, coor 7, INS) N CHATTED TABLISHED fo lings. OCx 88, pays @ v UID — u PARTN KE N ran yk A hol ie 4 ‘ pari with real Tht Tits abiinhed Whotesale and {ue cash tremtod with. PARTNGl, Fetall business; ouly parties with Address BUSINGSD, 175 Herald - ee SINESS 'TROUB LES, Dr. Roderick F, Clow, of No. 4 West Sixtieth street, has filed a voluntary petition in bankruptey betoro Register Little to be relieved of his debts, which wero principally contracted in past years, The total amount of bis habilities 1s about $40,000, and there are no avuilable assets mentioned in his schedules Ho owes the United States government $17,206 57 on a jadg- mont obtained against him as bondsman for Henry Rogers, a Brooklyn distill 500 to bis lawyer, Levi 3. Chattieid, for pro! ces, General Avram Dury ier at No, 273 Cherry street, who faiiod last mouth, ie Begotialing With is croditors for 4 aottioment asiwenty-live ots on the dollar in unsecured notes at six, twelve wud eighievn mouths. [f the mortyages on his property are forvcioued it Would not realize auytuing above Lhe first mortgages, thus | ~ hotbing ( ihe urdinary creditors. KMlorts are being made Lo prevent this and will probably be cuccesetul. Negotiations ate iu progress betwoon Francis Tomes, importer of military gods at No. U6 Muiuen lane, wo fuiied last mouth, aad bis crediiurs tor @ seitiement, aud the matter is in the bands of @ committee of the crodiiors, He proposes to compromise at thirty-five cents on the uollar on t Appication was made yesterday to Register Dayton by Hugh Cofley for bis discvarge from bankruptey, And as there Was DO OvpOsiiiva Ou the part of toe Creditors lis petition will be granted. A Incoting Of (he creditors of olf & Co., shirt mavulacturers at No, 20 White street, was neid yoater- day at the oilice of Register Alieu to take aciton on Composition procecdings lor a KeitiemeoL, Schedules wore prosented showing abilities amounting to 00), aod the lift made @ proposition to pay tuirty c the dollar. No wevion was tuken as to 118 ac copiance, it being the desire of the creditors thut bankrupts should be subjected to an examination to thelr assots. B MUNICIPAL NOTES, Comptrotier Kelly has been authorized to insne ditional Croton water main stock to the amount of $50,000. Tho Board of Apportionment has givon $200 to the New York Intirmary for Women and Children, A transtor of $8,000 was yesterday authorized vy the Hoard of Apportionment jn the secounts of the Department of Public Works, t0 be applied to the re- ring of streets, Comptroller Kelly yosterday disposed ot the tollow- Ing lorry franchises :—Cortiandt street to Jersey City, $5,000 per annum; Desbrosses street vo Jersey Cit $5,100 per annum. ‘Both traachises were wold for f yeuts to the Jorsey-Oity Ferry Company, ‘ihe sale of ower ferrics hes been postpyned until November 22 | Meeting House, | an MARRIED, Baxwixc—M even, —At the residenes of the bride's parents, Wednesday, November 14, by the Rev. £. By Chapin, W. C. Baxxing to Mids Nettie J, MELLEN, JOUNSON—GAILLARD.—AL St, Bartholomew's CI on Weduesday, November 14, by tue Kev, Dr, Couke, Buapisn Jowxson, Jr, to Au JIZABETH, Gaugnses of the jate Joseph Gaillard, and granddaughter of Jobn Q Aymar. ‘TRiPPy—SUTURRLAND.—On Wednesday evening, No- vember 14, at Graco Chureh, White Plains, by the Rev. F, B Van Kieeck, Dasien J. Tair to Lucie, daughter of Edinund G. Sutherland. Wison—Cunnincuam.—On Wednesday, November 1A, at the rosidence of the bride's parents, by the Reva, F. M. Peck aoa Almon Gunatsov, Daxien T. WiLson to Puoxue, daughter of Andrew Cunningham, ail of Brooklya, &. D. Wuirr—Tatmax.—At Harlem, on Wednesday even- ing, November 14, by the Rev. Bramard Ray, Wa Hexey Ware to Harriet Lovrse Tauman, DIED. Beam.—In Brooklyn, November 15, Axna Coouzr, wite of Peter M, Beau, 1 the 304 year of her age. Fuveral services trom ber late resideuce, 39 Cler- mont av., Friday, the 16th, at four o’clock P. M. Brows’ —Tomas Brows, # native of Badyk, parish ot Kiinoe, county Clare, Ireland. May soul his rest in peace. Amen, His tunerai will take place trom 375 Hoyt st, Sour Brooklyn, on Friday, the 16th., at two o'clock ; trom thence to'Calvary, The friends are all invited, Bi x. —Oo Tharsday, November 15, of pneut Gkouge BuLriN, native of Somersetshire, England, Notice of funeral hereafter. CampuuLt.—Suadenly, at Jersey City, Tuesday, No- vomnber 13, ANNA B., wite of Hotk D.’ Campbell and duughtor of the late William B, stelle. Funeral saturday, balf-past nine A M., from her Jate Fesidentt 261 Sth st., Jersey City, Interment at Stelton, ) Citamnens. —At Bronxville, N. ¥., on iinet ember 13, 1577, HeLuNA CHampens, daughter ot Jumes Chambers, 10 the 21st year of her age. Funeral services at her mother’s residence, on Frie day, November 16, at one o'clock P, M. Hurlom Ratl- road traiu jeaves Grand Central Depot at 11:30 A, M. returning leaves Bronxville at 2:40 P.M. Cursing, —On Wednesday oveuing, Noverser 14, at his late residence, No. 166 South 2d st, Brooklyo, E. D,, Isaac 8. Cnesums, in the 40th year of bis age, Notice of tuneral nereatter, Cieany.—On Wodnesday, November 14, Jouw OLuARY, in the 32d yeur of bis age. Relavives and triends of the tamiy, also those of his brother James, are respecttully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, No, 183 East Houston st, on Friday, November 16, at two P, M.; interment in Calvary Cemetery, Devor.—On Wednesday, November 14, Saran HL, wite of Miles Devoe, in the 69¢h yeur of nor uge. Reltives und friends are respectiully invited t© ate tend the funeral, irom the residence oi her so-to-law, D, ©. Acker, 255 Lorrimer st, Brooklya, E. D., ou Friday, November 1, atone P.M. Dory.—November 15, Wittiam M. Dory, in bis 665b ear, 7 Interment at Rochoste Doveuxnry.— Wednesday, dence of bis parents, 408 Hudson st, New Joux P. DouGuxerky, native of Killyleagh, couuty Down, Ireland, aged 19 years and 8 months. Funeral on Saturday at one o’clock, to which triends are invited, Dowix.—On Thursday, 15th inst, Mrs, Acyas B, Dowik, in the 63d year of her age. Funeral service at the residence of ber brother, Mr, Robert Leonard, 139 Rodney 8t., Brooklyn, on Friday, 17th inst,, at oue o'clock P, M, laterment at Andes, Delaware county, N. Y. Downs. ednesday, November 14, at his late residence, 163 West 28tn Bt, Joun J, Downs, in the 28th your of bis age, Funeral will take place from the residence ot hia father, 352 West 32d, on Friday, the 16th, at oleven. A.M.’ Friends of the family aro respectfuily invited to attend. Kvesson,—On Wednesday evening, Novomber 14, Geeatpixs H., wife of Martin V. B, Evesson, in the Bid year of ber axe. Tie remains will be taken to Oceanport, N, J., on Friday morning, atten o'clock. Relatives and frienda of tho family are respectfully Invited to atsend the funeral, which Will take place at tne residence ot he: motuer, Mrs. Jane 8, Piteher, at Long Branch. Fainenup.-On Thursday ‘evening, November 15, Euoexe B. Faincat.o, in the 2900 your of his age. Fuueral notice herealter. Gatvacuxn.--In Williamsburg, Peter GALLAGHER, fo the 48ch year of bis age. Yne iriends of the family, and those of his brothe: ‘Thomas, ure respecttuily invited to attend tho funeral. from his late residence, 864 North 2d st. and Unieo av., on Saturday, the 17th, at two o'clock P. M. Guivertu.—On’ Wednesday, November 14, Artacr, twin son of Frederick William aod Lucy Tato Gritliib, aged 5 months and 4 days. ‘Services will be held at the residence of his parents 2 West Lith st., on Friday morning at ten o'clock, Hearu.—At Columbus, 3, C.. om the llth inst, im the 4uth year of ber age, Lovisa, wite of Joun A Heath aud daughter of Margaret and the lute T. J. Foute, ? Hexverson.—Oao Wednosday, November 14, of con- umpuion, Guerra Josuraixe Hexpsksox, daugnier of Frederick 5. and Mary Henderson, aged 17 yours, 5 months and § dys. Relatives avd friends of the family are rerpectfally invited to attwod the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 199 Division av. Brooklyn, E. D., oo Saturdey, November 17, at halt-past one o’clock, ‘Juwkrt.—On Wadnorduy, November 14, Mra, A. C., wiaow of Urville D. Jewett. Relatives aud friends are invited to attend the funeral at ber lute residences, Orange Valiey, on Satu day morning, November 17, on arrival of tho 10; New York. LAWRENCK.—Ta this city, on Tuesday, November 13, Sanat Accusta Lawaesce, widow of the late John L, 1 10 the 84th year of her age. ‘Tne relatives and frivads of the family are respect fully invited to atvend the funeral, from her late rest dence, No. 141 West 14th st., 00 I'riday, 16th tush, ab eleven A, M. ‘ Mackey.—-At Yonkers, on Wednesday, November 4, Many A., wilo of Hid, Mackoy. Funeral on Friday, 16th, at two o'clock P, M., at the Baptist Mission Chapel, 00 Nepperban av. JALLON.—November 15, CATHERINE MALLON, aged 28 ears, a aneral will take place from No, 13 Montgomery 8L, Saturday foreucon. ‘Troy papers please copy. Mansie—Oa fharsday, November 15, Lavra E., wile of K, J. Marble, aged 35 years Relatives and frieads of the family aro respectially invited to attend tne fuperal, from’ her late residence, 146 Bast Li3tk #t., on Saturday, November 17, at half past twelve P.M.’ Interment at Woodlawn, Meaper,—On November 14, of congestion, Grace M., tufant daughter of W. H. and Mary A, seader, aged B thontis and 20 days, Fugoral Friday, at two o’elock, 305 East 42d at, Mituen,—On Tuesday, November 1s, Sakau ANS fo her 67th yeu ves ana irleads ofthe family are respectfully (od to atiend Ler fauoral, from the residence ot tuer, L. Lngersoll, No. 105 Kast Zit et, oo Fri- ovember 16, at kalf-past three P, M. The re~ will bo takon to Livingston, ‘ou Satarday g lor inierment, 1b 1s specially requested tuub flowers be seat, Muneny,.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday evening, November M4, Many C., daughter of William Mary Murpuy, aged 2L. The relatives aod irionds of the family are respect. fully invited to attend the funcral, from ber late reste ou Saturday alvernvon, Novem. Now. e late , at iwo o'clock. McUowsit—In thia city, on Fifth day, the 16th inst, ALEXA’ DER McDowsul, in the 7th year of bit ago. *r he relatives and friends are respectfully invited te attend bis funeral without (urtuer notice, trom Friends! on seventh’ day, tue 17th . at two o'e! Nuest —On W yomber 14, JOHANNA fo of Jonn Nugent, late parse of Cappagoy couuiy Tyroue, ireland, ih sto 61st year of her age, Fuveral trom ber late residence, 727 10th av., on Friaw vor 16, ut half-past bwelve P.M. Orto. —D.ed at Hovoken, N. dy 0 Toureday, Nove r. Hexny OTTO. uneral bereaiter, Vanurssteu.—AtN: France, October 7, 1877, Ansa Reaixa Paro u, wile of K, H, Pardessiea, ia the gar of Ler a interred on the 12th of October, re ia Chaise Cemowwry, Paris. —On fucsday, November 6, at Brooklyn, N, u HOnLnuT VArTEN, aged 76 years, Bon of . Wiliam Pasten, D. D., Newport, RL, aud for Wany years 4 prominent member of the Bar im New York city. Puiirs.—Acses L, wife of Frank Philips, in the 26th yeur of ber uge ive of ‘dneral hereatter, sWonnhy.—Ou Wednesday, November 14, attor @ oring ilies’, AYN VOWDERLY, Im tue 48tu year of her age, avives And friends are respectfally invited to at tena the funeral, trom fh jate resi West Both hy om Saturday November 17, at lalt-past one M ke. —Ov Tuesday evoning, November 13, Saran, beloved wile of Kdware Korke Funeral from ber jave residence, 115 Johnson st. Brooklyn, on #riday morning, tin IMAL, at halt-pr nine o'clock, Soleina muss of requiew ab St. Jam Cathedral. vax. —On Wednesday, November 14, 1877, Katia Ryax, daughter of Mary and Wiiiam Kyaa, aged 24 years. The relatives and frieads of the family are respects lutly requested to attend the fane-a), from her int residence, 302 Kast Jo(l st, on Friday morning, at tea O'clock, Lo the Cuurcu of =t. Gabriel, where taere will be & sulemn mass of requiem toe~the repose of her soul; Irom theuee to Calvary Comevery fur inter ment Swexy.—On Wednesday, November 14, Wrutraw Skeey, Ouly son vf Joun Seery, alter a short but severe Jilness, The relatives and friends of the family are respech fully invited to atrend bis (uneral, this day (Friday) November 14, trom tis late residence, 115 West o3¢ Ht. at (wo o'clock. SLATER —NLIZAnermt SLATER, aged 44 yoars, monihs, 9 days Friends aro invited to attead her funeral, from hoe late residence, 2d ay,, corner 100th sh, on Suuday alternoon, at ono o'clock, London papers pienso copy. SrkNCK—Oo the 12h iu6k, Pere SPRNCH, aged 40 ours, Tehuried at Evergecens Jemetery on the 14th inst Wasuners. On Wedn November M4, Sata widow of the jate Joseph Washburn, of Si inthe S24 year of ber uy Funeral services at the F. bs, Gardner, 200 3d ay, nine o'clock, this (F moruing Fricuds of the family are invited, The re. mains will be takeu to Chappaqua for interment, Wostohester county papers please copy. win —On om tag inst, at her residence, ison 6b, Brookiya, B. D., But White, in the 64h year ot her age. ae re Notice of lugeral Doreallot,