THE COURTS.
tf^Mt m ADeg*4 Ommierfcitar?
fMndoIwI Baokraftoy-Paaaiiig
?wiy Hb? Out of the
Wirt Inturanoo Company? Ro
?wwelg Again? Marine Court Or*
?tar? Bnsinesa in General Section*
WITEO STATES SUPREME CCWT.
MMmw* mt Bondholder* Over Judmacil
k?n ol Bankrupt Corporation*.
WARUtNWTO!*, D. t\, Nov. S| lbll.
Jft). Wl.-JT-CW-'tiw etnl, tt, kl is td rt a/,t "*d Bottarde
McO'ihtw* h ai.~Crrm appeal* from the Circuit Court
t? The cum oat of which iheM appe&la tprtog hao
if been twice br.'oru this court. The property and
toaaehw-ea of tbe Mtaalsalppl *rd Missouri Railroad ''om
faiy hart been ao'd under a decree in equity, pursuaut to an
UPMUi'iit between a part of the bund creditor! and tbe
?feareheideri, by which the latter were to have all lean iter
eent o? the par v. due of their atixiic paid to
too** out of the proceed* of the foreclosure aa'e;
?M the question waa whether the ah.ireholdrr*
m Howard and (there, who brought the *oh aa Jttdg
and t?n?r?l creditor* of tho R allroad Com
had the better right to tliat per oen'.tun of the prooeede of
tale. The Court here decided that tbe creation were to be
anM before i bt part of it-* property aooald be returned to
?be shareholders, and affirmed tbe decree below to that
?Nt Vuboequeaily )lel'ollaai, Foster and other* filed a
yctaior to the *uli in tho Court b'-low, showing that they
were holder* of bon.m or the road, and denying that they h-td
ever agreed to ta*e loo* tbau iHe tull amuuni of lUeir fane,
wad claiming tli?t tliey ha. I a |n!or a art better right to liure
too bou's p*M out ?>i the fund* lu the hasds of Uio receiver,
Me euhject of the ?ymt;jveriey, than either the Jud^mnut or
general ergdltor*, or tic stock aolUera. The <i<uu(ton urn
eenled was, therefore, who. her their claim v.-aa entitled to
Mpment, iod if so, whether the creditor* representing it
Aoitld be paid In fuU aa lien holding creditor*, or ouly pro
(pin With the c*nei'*I credit ur*. The Court below fceid that
WW eredltoro w?-ro entitled In do lieu ai preferred creditor*,
oad to bo kpecilic prior lieu uu the fuiids in Court, but
allowed them to come in aa c?ucral n editor*, and ilirlde the
Mad r<i(>i with Howard aud ethers. both p?rtle* *p
pealed aau the tame questions are presented here.
UNITED STATES ClfiCWT MWT.
Men lHdi?tHt?uta Asnlnst J. D. Minor.
Teoterday to tbe United 8lat*s Circuit Court Are more
todletmcpi* were tiled against J. U. Minor, the alleged couu
Hi (hilar, making in all seventeen against thai defendant.
Ike indictments all relate to four dltVerent counterfeit plate*,
MBtk, It la aliased, were found In the possession of Minor.
Trim) *1 an Alleged Counterfeiter*
Jwdc* necedict reiumed the trial of James S. Colgate, who
to charged with having uttered and told counterfeit money
HI! ko waa eonfln?d In l.udlow Street .Tall aa a prisoner, ao
?and of having aolu Indecent publication* and obscene plc
?are*, and forwarded the mine through tbe Pint Oiliciv. ricve
*al wMnea**a were examined on tbe part of Uie eov
orament, Jiucli contradictory evidence w.ia riven, i'citi
taoav waa offered on the part ot the accrued, and It
aoeoied to bare rolf e i u. prcaumptkin auou; several prison*
>l Court that the wi<o]n hnriacsn n-.ts a put iip-joh and that
toe "hogni" money had been Introdnced Into L'olcate'a celi
(ao the purpose of erctrupplnp Ihui Into the commission of an
offence. Ai all ?ven>a, it Is clear that L.idlutt- Street Jail
aioat have been very bM.lly regulalod If such a thing was pea
Bible ia A plMM devoted to the i miuliroei.; of oiTcnier.). i'he
aaoe wa* rot c inclined. It will be resumed to-day i?t hali'
aaal ton o'eiocic.
UNITED STATES CMWMIflOi' MJ1T.
Alirc**1! fraudulent Hnukrwptey.
Before Commissioner Sh!eM?.
n> VHiirJ Shun, m. J n?.? K. M< C i/'.iA Tlif defend. lit,
who had been charged with the commisslou of acta of
fMtwIolrtit I ki itntey in Haiuraore, and then runnlug awav,
i hcl?l yeatcrd.y to await an o.dcr u* reiuorai from ,1 urt go
VM he
?Cchl
ford.
Fusloc ConMcrfrit itfnry,
The I ni ud Stale* r-. Jam'- Sfilth. Tlic defendant vm held
ta B1UHW baii to nwail examination on a uUarue of pmiioi
|M counterfeit bill.
Fraudulent |!{0 C.old fain.
Ik- Utt'liU Sl'itrs fti Miinihf MoHtenKgr* I .if.? The At
Manama are charged, nnder the circumstance* already re
puted in the >1 kha'_ii, with mnuut acluilnj ife'JO ?0.<i coin of
fee l>uit?d SU'es. Votterdav Commissioner SUIelda
Bald an examination 'rito the cane, when Louis Helunne,
JMM Service detective, was tUe principal wluirsi for the
aswermuent. He deposed to the various ttiretimstanoea that
ledto the ai re t ihc pi iconera and the ilUcot ere of tlis dies
M the wn m?d? from Uieni. (.'auMeraMn olfi'.eiilty irsa
(?nod ui lukiu^ ihe iestliaunv of tl\? d.".e.:tire, tiwlne ta his
?Mnt xnow'edc.'! ot tlin Spanish 'an^iince, the defend
ants b?lu<: ttaaniai.Ts and the witness un Italian. Reeent
Mala )b the United state* Courts dls-losr th? Tact that ?i?r
aaaa aau Italian detectives are now at work to lerrelout
awwterlelter* !n tlila city. The examination of the accuse I
Mil be resumed to- lay.
SUPf.ESE COUBT? SPECIAL TERM.
ffci Merraatile Frre iMnraaee C'?>?i?R?y?
??Km m Tactt* the Appalilatit at n
Bwthrtr.
Before Judge Cardoao.
ktkh mm a petition was presented by William L t).
?weaaler the appotatmeat of a receiver or the Mercantile
Vtae Insurance Company and waa granted, the petitioner
?veil lug that the company was Insolvent In con?Hjn?nee of
MM Chicago tire. A motion wan made yesterday on behalf of
Mm President of the company to have the appointment va
oatee aud the injunction removed. The affidavit on wb.ch
mm application was mado arts tortb that the capital of the
roaspanv Is i, ami tbat the cash assets beyond that are
HUH 7h. ri'fir debts, other than for loues by tire,
MMt according to the affidavit, onl* $14,004 40. The only
ether claim, except for the Chicago fire, was a disputed one
~MM lor a Philadelphia loss. The Insurants* of ihe
ly in Chicago were In tbebhrat district HS11#,WI0, and
n ef that might not be a total Iom. It waa further
that after pay in i all claims seventy-tire per ceLt of
pltai wonlt be Intact, even after reinsuring. It waa
arged, moreover, that tlie p? fhlon?r was not a general ere.l
"iwt aserelv a stockholder, and purchased b's stock. on
v Ike petition was tiled. 1,'nier these circumstances
Cardovo vacated the Injunction aad discharged the
>ver.
ST*?
HE
SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS.
The Ward's lata ad Milistlsn.
Before Judge Ingraham.
?tftsd K. Bx*Jk im. TV Mui/or, 4-.? This o'.d and long htl
gated ease came up yesterday. The aotion was brought to
Manatse the rights of various partlss to lands between
khk and low water mark, and In some pUces beyond that
Mm ea Ward's Island, snd In certain old roals laid ont on
Ihe island before the city had any piopsr.y on the title. The
?M patent from lbs Commissioners or the I .and Office gave
ute property to certain ones of the ibon owners, some of
Saiaaot owning the adjacent tarda The r'tv now claims
Mai tfeta patent waa void, and that the <-ity as adjacent
aaaev le ee titled to Ihe laad. The raw came up oa a mo
?tea to aeltle certain i??ues not submitted to the referee. Tue
Oeart reserved Ha decision.
?aaMsweig Agals? A Writ af Error ttrnated.
Jtoeeaiweig has taken steps, through hia counsel, to have
Ms eaaa reviewed by an appellate couii. Cotinse'. appeared
aft the Supreme Court Ch.tmhera. and submitted the teolinl
aahlies and eicevtlona he bad taken on the Hal. upon which
ha slainseil that a writ of error shue'd Issue. Jndce Ingra
ham granted the timers*, whi >b wi'l be returnable at the
ant wpresse Coarl Oeti?rai Term, and whrre the matter win
ba reheard.
1AR1KE COWT.
badges Joaehlaieea and v roes, holding the jury terms for
?aeemher, commencing Monday oext, announce that, as the
sales of the Court allow roiuuel bsforo their causes are
ea to agree upon a day for trial, thus preventing their
altering the calendar before they are reudy, no ca-ae
an beta* reached, be reserved, but will, nMesa a leral
?at be offered, go to the foot of the calendar lor the term
COURT OF WK8AL SESSIONS.
Before Judge Bedford.
the tiouit met veaterday pursuant to adjourument, and,
after disposing of motions, Ilia Honor adjourned. City
Badge Bedford opens the November term next Mnndny,
sshea be will ebarue the Ur.md Jury. The cltisens neod not
ha eesarleed if His Honor takes ocenainn to direct tbp a'.ten
Uaa ei the t; rand Jury io lertaia matters aQectipg their most
aaeatd rights and prtviie^e*.
1'ORkfILLE POLICE COIRT.
laatirf Blxby Alter lha Drp^ntera? Tba I.nvv
Mrwtix Wh*ra Tliey Ara To Be Tried?
?a Maapeaaioa af >?eatanca Wbrs Pennd
datky.
Ibursdaj afir.rnoon John Sewaian, of i&8
Viovtb awnne, nppearctt before Justice ?ixby, at the
T?rfevlile Police court, where he made an affidavit
MtMRtng one John Bautu of navlng Illegally ani
Imowtiifiy r?2i?tere<l hie name in the Seventeenth
election district of the Twontr-first want,
where he was not a resident ol flic district.
He was arrested resierday by Oillcor MuVFiiiiains,
af the court Htjuad, and .instico Hixlty cominilicd
Mita lor trial .it me court of oyer and Terminer, la
sanpuanvc. with section o4 of tliv Law.i ol Ncvr
Vetl, which snva:? "It l? the <?i>eolat duty of the
OlMrlct Attorney of tins couitty <o ItniunilUtul/
aroeccuie all complaints which may be mude of
trtoUUioB or any ot the provision'* of this act
to final lodgment, aud ail indictments fonnd
(?r offences committed under this act snail
he tried in ihe Court of oyer and Terminer, and tne
Court before whom an, conviction lor a violation
?l auj \?f trio provision* ot tin* act Khali be had hIiMI
?ol in any case *ua].cnd sententts or Jndgmeut.'
There are warrant* onr. irom the name Court for a
few other repeaters of prominence, md they will
?rebablj be tn the wake of Banta to day.
The prisoner was lounrt t>y (XT.rer JleWtlllams
working In the ceutral I'ark. He lived ai wi Mrst j
a venue.
DOCIOHS DIFFER.
?araard t'atlrd Tpwn lor a Judicial
rriptlne tn Heal Mail?ra-*Tho (p.|une>
?taa Panacea.
In the ease of Anthony Rupp.iner against Anstln
Mint aud others, wliieh was heard beforo Judge
Bernard, m the Supreme Ooui t, about two week* ago,
??d which was ropoi ted at the time, lie has rendered
an opinion whloli fully ralate* tiie ciitiro hl-tory of
the action, his Honor says:?
There is no doul.t of ibe anihcrity of the t'onntr M"dlca'
Bedei? to expel a member who is duly nonvicte<l ol a vl ila-^
tteaai Its bylaws. The deienilaets assuaio to l?o acting
wnder color of this authority, one of tbfia proressesto be
the acenaer, and the other seek to justify tbeiii acts es mem
pare or llie oosi/i i wi.W.i. '1 bey have gravely misconceived
Ue nature and sx tent of their powers. The/have no le?al
anthenly to pat a aeml'er on lii-d witaout snbai intiai and
definSs c haigca of some affenee of wbl.li thry hare
javwdMVxt, nor lo deny to a corporator whom ih?j peek I
ehaffca f>rt rat ally defective In r'orm and to subsiunce. A
?op* wai leit ia tM oOca of Dr. Kuppaner. to bis ubsenee,
summoning him to appear, unaccompanied by counsel, tbe
Mat niahtbut gMi to oelend iiliuself be'ois the nt^Ui-i ai
nor.r. Though not personallT irrred ha appeared and ob
jected to tbe insufficiency of tbe charges, re>;u>**iln? that they
might be made specllle, and dennln. The .?..m/iw si'tva
orerritMd hi* objection* and denied bis request, ttn then
appl ?d to tbem at least to tllow blm a reasonable time to
proline* his evidence to meet the aecusv.lon. Ibis alio waa
denied. Uo aaked leave, as be waa denied tbe assistance of
eo.inMi, to procw a stenographer to record the erideBce.
Tli in, too, waa denied, and he very properly protested u;;*tuit
tbelr aeUau. denied tbem jurisdiction and wltbdiew from tbe
ro.m to which tbe/ bad summoned blm. They proceeded to
take the rx r*nU statements or nr. rtayre, and to suit bis
courenteuee they granted the postponement which tbey had
refused to Dr. Huopaner. When tbe latter withdrew the
omfti-i Minora pledged themselves alt-r the e? .deuce was
closed to furnish him with a copy of t'ue stenographer's notes.
Then rtuntr proceedings were commued trom timi to time
some eight months afterwards. Ibej noilued blm that tbey
had taken oral and written testimony from time to time, hut
repudiated tbelr promise to furnish him with the eteno
erapber's notes of tbcevi le.ice, and summoned turn to appear
before tbem on a snbsoqneut day, with his witnesses, to r?ply
to tbe proofs which Uicr chose to withhold. He bad 110 alter
native but 10 apply to the Court to rettraln proceedings so
u ter.'y unwarranted in law. Uo is clearly SMiUeU to the re
lief Le asks. ?nd tee Injunction mimt be conttniKd until the
Unal determination of the action. It would be a mockery of
Jnsttne If c.:rporati rights could be dlvest'd and Drofmulanal
FLEETWOOD PAIiK
Third |>ny m{ ulc j,,,
?r???e of the
The delightful WCAUlor jesterdaw
together with the attractions or the tr^S^n'
nonnrod to come oft had th* a?w
90110 a NafocUMo crowd u li?lwoM?r???^??r'
the urat being lor a purse and stake or $2,000 mile'
heata, best throe In Ave. lh? ho^
^Ped, two or thorn uoumg'TwZs and
the other two in hurnm
?ft? were John Murphy's ba y goidmg S'
tey Green, to wagon; Ron
wwwio?T
mare lopsey, in harno?s, and a. Patterson's cheJ,
nnt mare, Belie or mieWa, in harness. The
was entered in a me on Thursday, out wouTd
not start, and had to be with-irawn; theiTC!
owner engaged the services of the ireat no?
a courHo' 0?^?^?^
vsms znS&k&gg
saw the Processor, and muuircii o? h 1 n.n,K?
the chances or the iiiire H. 1 w,?Rt wer0
Jn vain ror tho pronu'ed "e^orm -rhJ00^*1
ma^nerf butitelfe of One^a *<!oiu<i fti ft,10,-*"
even terms tbo judirf^i aivii u,? l ttVT*-v on
srenstif SKSS*8
SFrSSS
SSV-M'Swi
piX'nSlaS1*"? de""',?r
l'HK PinST TROT
psS^Asss
to the iront on tho b2,cKstretch li/ ",r?en
Charley Green was acreater ra?nr
ito than ever over 1 tic outers. ue iooe thif iia,T 5",
S??sSSSSS5 S i
At tile quarter polo, which was DM??in thilSS*
ahM.rt nWrnr1!1"1" Hr,,ca wa3 toot leSSS*
2SSW1 01 Onehia. ComitjTaB Ihf h! Ln
lopsey closed "P on Climax a u.F thev
bead and head at too three-quarter 001**
Green leading six leugths in front. ??i
steadily home and won the heat by rour lenffVha
Topsay socond, hall alengrh ahcLi or
ZXfS.'"*"" "wS'ftiV'
nSrSSS'tVn.'S a;:,
Oneida lourih, several leuaihs Ochnid hPi^Ti!?.
Having trotted her around th? track al ui ,U"VH
her spocd ami tollowed the othenTup fur toe ?&Sf
She wa? completely ??puuiued o 11 1' 'a* k h?.
the stand to cfiate Jfte? the*& Chart^S!^
?oou wont to tho rrout and leu four Jeiurths to tn?
qua iter pole in thirty-seven and tKnuartS?
seconds, lopsey second, two lengths ahead o^ Bv'le
of uneida, who was two IcugThs m advaucp ?r
climax. Going arounrt the Tower tnra ffi or
Oneida gave U up altogether and tell In the rear
Charley Green wan two lengths m rront at the hStl
atle polo m Topsey secono, six leocths
ahead ol Cllnuix, tne latter being hau a do/e?
lengths In advance or Belio of Oneida fioini.??
the Dacfcstretch Chancy Green opeued the can auli
was five lengths ahead or Tonsev at
quarter pole, an?l, coming on steadily but leisurely"
won tho heat and race by a length K Tuf?
was second, six lengths ahead of Cliniax and
or Oneida was dlstauccd. ana bujc
The following is a
SUMMAItr.
Ki.betwood Park, Nov. 3,-Purse and
$2,0?0;mlle heats, oost, three in Ave.
uame 1 b- Parley Green,
*w HffOll IIMlltiliiniiiiii! 1 a
B. ljaniets named U m. Topsey.'taiii^i^g" J I J
B. Mace named ch. g. climax, to wxffoi, la?
A. Patterson named eh. m. Belie of onei'ii' J
viii"
mm <rsr w a*
Secoud heat
Thud heal v*
B, a THE SKC0NO TROT.
Fii.1t y/m'.? Belle of Or&iu?6 took fho iMAd a*i/i
drew away four icngtha to tne qoancr nole mw..
aeeond.. UicKcy closed tip a tile iowm
turn, tho marc passing the hair-miie DfUS ??.7iS f
lengths ahead, in l:I9\. Mickey broke bad i? on
UMkati etch, and Belle was eight lenirths akeSd
Uie Ihreo quarter pole. She was taken In h*n< arter!
ESS uW!" "'OTC '?e?? "?oi" 5
iW.M2"Mrort"" Be'?olw?i?iJSL?,
sii? fttcen IrugtiH in rroui
>he kept tho gap open up liic t>acKst retch hut firiii
lil;? 3* J,"? W^MWwter ^le she wm Ukefkf
ssffi which2
'VKStSFk**
fl HA? Dar-Maicii 8{mSj Vu*e heat., besi three in
MiiatveM. "RTueJ Be''" or orange, lu
J. Casey namedV-h^gi'n^Vey; io wagoii".*.:: u a j
First heat Milr.
Set ond heat 40 '?1"V
Ihlniheat. },lu -:<J
w l:?8
flreiwMd Pr tli T?.|)iv
Tills being the last day of the ex i m
at Fleetwood Park thero will nJ^ D ,U6t"ng
gratiflcauon or the inif-loMnv ,e" f?r ,,ie
au'' contosi, nine UeatJ hcs^hrea mlV^l^
new?, and ror which have enipro^
lolloping B',o riiPl?? compeletbe
Kti.itng Gourde Palmer, m brown
gelding ileiuy, lien Daniels' i?n? 2?w,'> ,)H>
can Girl, William Bom's h ZnSn?'e Amerl
Gcoigc Wilkes, ;tnd M. w LmlHH *i?Hion
w. i* Allen. The puree bimir nn inr im.1 "tn'Hon
of $J,5o.?, divided so that th.; nrst t,o2L. ??,,''vonf
fl,60>, iho second $doo and the IHimTPo^ *>c?lve
Pools w ;re sold on this trot iTi? 71 A'0?1
of Metsrr. Waixhaii a Jounaon ro?Tni'
Twenty-e'ghth street, and althouirn^ ,4,,<,
throe or forn- days the soeoul w.?? V' J"e P'^*
result h,? been or tho moft iiveS^ chfnT?/0* lh0
bolting was of a spirited nature Th2 .VA?(r lhS
StSS;? "C?UM ??S2?TJS?S
An^nckV i 1 1 .....fa lu '-[J a"
noid.... 11 iS m a2 H 20
With pleasant wt-ather there sh.inifi 1^. J 19
to witness this contest a very iut?S li?/l? Pre*?nt
without don ot 11 will i.e amoM th? HB
character tins season. The cout w
by train- on the llarlem Rad^2?f*I?-b<? ,re?o*o*
"rand cenual depot, Forty seC^!l ?^1<r th?
Fonrth avenue, at twenty mlnutex t<> tw?i^ >*u',
A. M. and hal/-|)?*t two ??clock V M^SrMcl??5
win he ealiC'i on the track at uute o'tUMtilJrp"**
(WM AND COME*
W A1X
Friday. S?. 3-8 P. M. I
OB 'Change today Whew was lower, Ini r*?poMO
to unfavorable advice* from Liverpool. The cotton
market vtt a fraction lower and dulL
tbb m roars o? hoods.
The imports of foreign dry goods at tUl* port dur
in* me week ending November 2, l?n, were
$2,01?, 835, and the auiooat thrown on the roaikct
$i,8oe,38L
MONET BAST.
On call money was In ?ood demand at
cent until toward the close of banking hours, when
it was loaned at as low as five per cent.
pnme commercial paper was quoted? a 18 per
eent discouu'.
Foreign exchange, although in good demand on
mercantile acconut, was heavy, and rates dec ined,
closing on the basii of 108* a 108* rorPnmebank
ers' sixty day sterling, and 10?* a 100 i for Bight
m qold wiac-112 a in*.
The gold market was heavy in the absence of any
speculative effort, and the price grad^ly oecnned
from 112 to ill*. The culmination oftho wn?
on Wednesday seems to have been the^climaxof
the clique operators for the present, and the
is drifting quietly with the transient hourly wuU
ment of tne Gold Room. Toe course of prices to
day is shown m the table:- mjj
10 A.M.... fj* m*
SIS S|?
"'JJ'f'" naoe.'ii:...iu?n"x
i"p jj|" 111!^
in tne gold loan ruaract the rates ranged from flat
for borrowing to per eent for carrying, r o P
rations of tho Gold Kxchauge Bang were as fol
!?w!:"T i $4S,9M.OOO
Gold cleared u.22?,07ft
(?old balances !i.oo".ll5
Currency balances
fiOVKaKllKNTS RTBONO.
The government market was again somewhat ex
ited over repetition of the effort to mak? a
??corner" in the ?'s, which were run uptolU,<
"cash" at the morntog board, but sold subsequcn iy
at 114 "regular way." The movement was gene
rally regarded as a failure, for while the *>ondsare
undouotediy limited in supply so sharp an ?dvwKO
readily tempts Bales by good holders The general
list was strong, and left off with the roUoJrl?*
?street quotations :-Unlted States curreDOj sue^
111* a 111*? da do., 1M1, registered, 116^ a
110; do. do., coupon, U?* 118X5 da flT*[
twenties, registered, Mar ?ud November ill
mw: do. do., 1802, oouuon, do., ill* 11
do. da, 1864, do. do., ill* U1-v*'> d0, d0"'
lew, <la da, 112 a 11**5 <lo. do., registered.
January and Jul?, 113* a 113*; da do., 18&\
coupoo, da, 113* a 118*5 da do., iW'.jla da,
1X4 h a 114*; da da, 1848, do. da, 1135 i a 114,
do. tci'-forties, registered, 109* a 109*; ?ia da,
coupon, 109* a 109^.
SODTHBRN SECCBtTlKS DtTLT?
The Southern list was generally dull and quiet.
The new South cproliuas were exceptionally aotlve
and weak, a sudden pressure of sales at the mom
lug board carrying the price or tne July Issues
down to 32*. Subsequently the pnee recovered to
35 v. The sales referred!) were lor tne account of
parties who nad pledged the bonds as collaterals
and could not releein them, the owners being un
able to change the place of Hypothecation b -canne
of sensational rumors as to an enormous over-issue
or uon-is. The following were ibe closing
Btreet prices :-Tennessoe, ex coupon. 06 a 66*;
do. new, 66, a 66; Virginia, ex coupon, 60S a 60
do. registered stock, old, 49 a 61; da sixes, consoli
dated bonds, 61 a 01*; do. sixes, deterred scrip, ib
a 26*; Georgia sues, 78 a 82; do. sevens, 87 a m da
sevens, gold, 86 a 92; North Carolina, ex coupon,
37 a 37 da funding, )M6, 28 a 32; do. do., 1808,
22 a 26; <10. new. 19 a 20; da special tax, 16 a 1 1
Missouri sixes, 93* a ?4*; da Hannibal and sc.
Joseph, tt a 93; Louisiana sixes. 65 a 69; da new,
eo a 62; do. levee sixes, 63 a 66; da da eight*
76 a 80; da do. eights. 1876, 76 a 80; da Penitentiary
?evens, 66 a 70; da rallroaa eights, 76 aW; Ala
toama fives, 67 a 70; do. eights, 98 a 100; da eights,
Montgomery and Bnfala RaUroao. ?o a South
Carolina sixes, 70 a 75; da new, Jauunry and Jo y,
a :,)i a 36; do. do., April and October, 33 a ..o,
Arkansas sixes, funded, 62 a 66.
STOCKS DLLL. AND 8TBOXG.
The prevailing reature In the stuck market was
(mines!* Which at times t>ecame stagnation, lhe
market was firm, with a further considerable ad
W to Trtcea! Hock Island sold at 102?,' ?U tVa
i,a*h at 60 <i. These wore abont the only features or
inwrest. Pittsburg declined to 12* The stock- j
holders whose stock was Dorroweu just before the
recent sudden closing oi the books intend
disputing the fulfilment or the lease of
the road to y.e Pennsylvania Railroad, which
<4 per
road is capable of earning mnch more, and has ror
two years pa*t earned from 13 to 20 per cent. The
point will bo made that the lease must be ratlUed
5! a majoilty or the .tockholdcrs as theyshaU
stand on a recloslng after a reopening of the boon
for a special election, and doubtless an injunction
win lie aoucht to prevent a consummation of the
leate without such preliminary action. Hannibal
anTat Joseph advanced to 67 for the common
Mid 7? tor the preferred. Pacific Mail was weak
Mid declined to 46!?.
HlOHKS* AND I/OWBST PBICBr.
The following table shows tha highest and loweat
pnee. of the prfclpal stocks
KfW Vork Central, consolidated 9?^
New York central scrip 122'^
Harlem 28^ Wi
iu8,'i 107
Reading ....10 \>'i 100)<
lAko oov
Wabash wi l'->6
ao*
Northwestern 89 7- (.8 a
Korthwestcrn preieued 0
Rock Wand
St. Paul.
s k Paul prewired. w,.
Onto and Mississippi
Union Pacific..... A
western Union Telegraph 6. ?ih
pacific Mail
TBE BAH.BOAD B0KD3.
The fallowing were the bids for the railro.id
bonds:?
New York Cen IfJHS. A
New York On 7's, lwTtf.lUO
hrle let m, ex i'j
Hrie 7'a, 8<l ra, '8H 89 -4
fcne 7'e, 4ili m, SO 84
Ki t* T'a, StU m, si
Bur, .N Y A K lot ID, '77. 9:>
Loiir Dock liouili 91
tiua R id m. n r, '8S.IU5
Uii't R 7't, 3d in, '76 100
Alb A Hill it Mi W
Ulch ('en lit m 8'e. 'H2..Ul'i(
Mlob da J i) c, id 94
Mich 8 AH rat 7 pa... x Ml
I'aa KK 6 uar 'tij Mo. yf)<
Central l'?c gold (xm<if.l(0M
Union PaciUo lit 111 bill. H8'?
Union !\to It! qrant 7#
Union i'ac liwnme IW?. 77M
III On n c, 191$ 1?MI
Alton ATM lit ?7
All on A T II 2<l m lira I... 84
All A Til t<t in inu 74
Cbl? A K W lit m
Han K St.locon P7H
|t*l. Lwt A VP II ra....
T01A 'Vab III m, ft.... ?l'j
TalA W litui. 9t till*.. *7
Toi A w*b enuln *"ia. w
Tol A W*b elm en..... 83
<a w?nt m, lsw w
tit Weil M in. ISM ViX
Qninor A Tol Int. 18ft).. Hi 'A
lil A iioutli Iowa III m. Hi A
"1*1 A Chic extended 100
Chic, R I A Pacific .KK)
Morris .t Kieex lit m HIJ'^
Mori'ilA l'.uox 'I', m.... 97;*
CldT A Tol a I... 100W
New Jeriey Cen lit, 11.. .101^
ntu, r \v a n?i u*
PUti K W A Chic 2d IU.. 1110)6
Cle? A Pitta ?d iu 9t
Cler A if tie 3d ro 97
('lev A Pitta 4tli ?8!<
<*hi>: A Altou a f luO
Chid A Alton lit ra 10:1
CbicAAiton income ;il
Ohio A Mill lit rn !<H)
lihlo A MI??con i'1,'4
Ohio A Mlfi 9u in 79*t
Ntb.t Iron Ml lit in.... l?vl<
Mi'. A M Pvtl lit m 8*1. ..HH
Mil A St 1' lit m, V a-10. 9S
MH A St Pan' In m 92
Mar k CI11 lit m 90
Chi-; A Mi! !?t m 92
Col, Cbi A In 1 On 1 id. Sri
Col. Chio A ln<l On J m C7
Tol. l>o A W, R I> H
To Pen A W. W D 87
To!,rri*War2i di 74
ROM, Hurt A I'rlc Kid... 10
Cedar K A MIud lit m.. Si
BALES AT TEE NEW YOBK BT00S EXOSAffStfi.
Friday, N?v. 3? I Oil A A. M.
17S0II PS MP, r, '<6, n.e ill
lOW D US i-ur'r II IS
*)00? UB6-W c, '(tf.... c 114%
KllOO do in#
1(0000 o 114i4
ItUINl do C 114
4MW0 do 0 114
moo 05-20. 114 _
lilM i'ftun b'l, new. <6Ji
Km Va K'a, con fflj
IgmtM Cy ra, uM.... x 1
w*t ?o sj;?
iwwifiora.n, J A Jy.. W4
'a
ouno
IIOW
H1KI
MKO
MM
IftiOO
I (1110
do,.,
do.
35
M
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?j
:n
3SH
5?S
9ff"?
91
9M
do.
i'O
d<>

do
4iMWT*nn ?Pa, o'<|
100U RriKikiyn (Ti. w I.
15?Hl rt* Cen ti'i, '><3,1 I
MUQ Mtah Saf bds, as I
MiMC'vn Pan (lubila. 1 02X
7WI0 i'ii lull I'ac tat in. Sffll
1KH10 t'n t V?, I yb
1WW div
in jo? n%
ItklS nad 9.15 ?>CI?oli P. M.
U6ft> l^ra-tl. uf mtw M Wi
l'MO 40 1WI
140(1 do bo KM
iilWO P, H W A ('hi lat M<4
401X1 er A l'Hti 4tb m fi
4rt?C,C A It: lit.... f#
40fl0 DnbASIonx t' lit. ?3
UflOi) Tol, Peo A W 2 74
l<H)abi Mrrcbanli' Uk. 114
7 Ilk o. Commerce. 113
'J Cent Nat Bk 100
HO BK 01' Republic U'i
10U Con Coal uf Mil (l'i
200 Am coal
200 do W.i
2"0 Pae M Co u 0
N* N YD .til KRR
M do.
4ii0 do b c
900 do g
10000 S Y I) A M KR cli K*i
Id Mich Can RR 117 '1
ICOO AN W RR.....t?c W4
HO Mow Jcr Cen Kit. IOj'J
61' I Chin A K 1 Kit... bo Jul >4
100 Dal. h A W RR..ti'i Klii
Cblo A Ail hi 114
M0(3oir<> AI RR 17J<
100 rian A Rt Jo RU pf. '.a
200 O A Miae RR be 3?J|f
43
4;-i
Su1,
90 '4
jopuo us tt-av i. 'w in*
r.nno do tiiu
?wp us ?*n. m
2?? -j flis
M| rt?. ni'Z
1.HW0 rs &.J0. .J, tM \H\
??!S? p
?(XW do
1MHM US e.W, n.. U??
?i?k?> s or*. ?p tat...
116060 8C fM .1 an AJ u! f
i?ion do!.'!."!'.'.;!Xi
1M,00 ?o
MuQM Cu B'i, a
row 4o..
WOUVaffi, d?f
1COOO Va cou
ISHM Va 6% ola
1000 N J On, lit n?, n.
ACM UPm HH U. n?...
lraw Un Pac t0'?. inn..
85 >tis B'kof 1,'om'oe..
fourth Nat Bk
100 Marlpoaa pf
3 JO MJ Coal Co
BOO do
Mil Con Coal of M l
100 .to
300 ffiit, U Tti t> .i
100 ao b3
too Adain* lit
100 do.
100 do. b o
ICO U 8 Ktprca* Co...
Kg oo
100 i'ac M 88 Oo be
200 do..
AO Brit KR pr?f.....,?
8"
8*
pM
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m
fW
78
t 18
10!)
W
trti;
Wi
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48 H
dS'I
M
Mi
US
M'4
41U
47
<1
KmflOtwm. H4*. im
MOO Ub fc-tt, c, >?....e 1HS
80000 do. effli
turn
imm do.
1380 do
moo oo inr
1W00 do 1MM
?J000 U 8 i?0, o.'W 1MU
Oar ?'('lurii p, IM.
400*fca.'?YOAUBll.... MH
60 do...... .>1*4
3u0 do b e
?ioa _
HiOflU NY
WO tteaulnjt
Ml Jo.,..
WML 8AM 8 BR 1W
1!1?
114 k
11W
1UX
do b !*?v.
#0 if
rCAHRRcia.. WH
ilns BR. 1<JH*
So lOrtJ
IM8BH.. 100'
do b o ICli*Z
u. n uu '1J1'
worn Pac Kit
Jtio Olev A 1'ittt Hit.
2u0 oo....
*i0 do
(0J do
20 CM A N W KR pr
WO do
'JO New Jer C RR...
9MI do
do
WO iTilo A K I RR It J' J
?M) Mil A SI P RR l>f. 77 U
S00 do. 77>i
KW ......1)3 77'<
300 T, W A W RR HOU
100 Boa. ll t l .rte 2>i
J80 Mon-ia A KaR*.... M
.00 11 4 81 Jo RR ?i7
100 II A 8t Jo HR prof. 77
M) 0, C A I C Id
84 >i
1267*
is ar<
120
lM'i
8!"i
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107
IM'i
8TBEET QUOTATIONS.
HKir.PMt Five ?'Clonk P
unwn. *i a ?&>i Ro?kI*lan l.
racjfto Mail.... <6?ia 47 8t. Paul
M Cw> acM lU^a 86? WabMb
5nB- ,JBi* 28^4 ohlo A Mil*....
a 108J4 Union I'aoiHo.
Lako Whore
M.
?>S.a MM 8
?Ma V
a te'.i u
_ 10B4 a 108& U
SSSSmm. 8": Si
M1H
67
7
77iia
?iO'i
ltW'4
M
<4
3*
a
:P
a 18.*
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
ftUDAY, Nov. 8-9 P. M.
Aanaa were tu small demand, but firmly belli at *7 75 ft
98 26 fur pole and fS 25 a 99 75 for pearl*.
Oa.idi.kb, under a fair jobbing demand, were steady al
Wo. a 29e. per lb. for stearic, 29c. per ID. for plain sperm,
30c. per lb. for pateut (perm, 13c. ft lie. per lb. for adaman
tine and 24c. per lb. for paraffin*.
Cofvki.? The demand for American ingot waa moderately
active only, bnt lb* market waa Arm; 1(0,000 Iba. iiotd at
23 Ve. ft 28^e. per lb., cash, for Detroit and Luke Superior,
e-ioelng steady at theae figures. We quote: -New cheaibloit,
39a old sbeathlng, SCc. a Klc. Bail*, 3flc. j bolt*, 84c. yel
low, "I'-*1 sheathing, 22c. do. do. bolts, 25c., and do. do.
nails, 34c. p<!r ib.
COFvmit? The market waa rather more active for Rio, but
tho tales show n decline of about 1c. per lb. i'ihb the In;, /rat
point. At this recession the market wm tinner.
We note sales ol 1,008 bags Bio per FlatnsteeJ at
MMcm goW. I? bond, and 663 bats Rio psr same v*ss*l ?t
16.Sc., gold, in bond.
Cottos.- Further unfavorable advices from Liverpool In
tensified the feeling oi' apathy !n the market for "spot cot
ton," and iu the acsmie* of any considerable Inquiry either
for export or bout's use prices further declined >ir. ib.,
an 0, as shown by some sales. p-r Ib. For rut ore <1 Hir
er; the saios were at a declittu of a 3-lfe, p?r
lb. 'ibe sales reported on VTnjgtigo "oni up at folio wit?
to-Di\u. l, i u iUt-\ tj. ratal.
Export ii.-S ,mS jIU
Conjunction 310 L .7 M7
Hpcculn'.lon i5 15
In transit 200 UjO
Total W3 L0S5
?Tot future delivery ibaais low middling) the sn^s h;i?e
been aa loliow*:- -Aiier report last evening? November, ilud
atl8'ie.,lU0 a' 18 J lie. Ueceiubcr, 3U0 at 18C-Wc., 700 at
lh;so., ltW at 18 S-lt).',, HOO at 18-,o. 100 each Deoemocr, J an
na ry end February si 18 Mac., toother; Jan'tsrv, 30U ct
18 y-lHr., 800 at U&C., 400 at 18 0 1 lie.. 100 at .-I >?a, 900 at
18 9-ltic.; KebrttP.rv, 20") at 18'iO., 300 at 18 13 18e. March, KOO
at 19 8-Mo. April. :m)0 at 19;?o.? total, n.OcO bales. To-day? No
vember, 200 at IS V-i 10 1 at 18,M?o.. 800 at J8'?", *00 at 18 1-] He.
December, 610 at 18 5-16?., 700 at 18^0., CW at 18 fi-ltjc., WO
at lSKc., 300 at 18 5-1S"., 2.1<I<1 at 18V-. IMiO at 1* 5-lBe., 2)9 at
Wi4Cu, at 18 o-lSo., 1100 at18!,c.. 100 at 18 5-lHe.. 40<l at
January, ltk) at MMa, 200 at 18 7 IS. SOU at 18l#c., 800
at 18 7-lSo., 700 at lu'jc., ?J!lat 18 7-l?i0o., ..00 at 18*0., 2(10 at
18 7-l"e., 500 atl?i?c., 1S00 at 18 7-lSu, Sml at I8&5., 2W at
18 7-lSo. February, 90J at Mnrch. 1,400 at 13c. April.
lOilat iH'ac.. 200 at 1?,V?.. 900 at l;i 8-Ho. Exchange? 34a.
8 aid to oxohange fiOO January for WW March. Total, It, HXI
ales. Grand total, 19, 900. Tiie arcrage unotft'ioiui of y??
terrtsy's forward dehreries wrre November, 18.1(jc., De
I'^iiiiier, 18 42f. January, 18.58 Keiu nary, 18.91c. March,
lt'.jtue. April, 19.67c. we <|t,ot"
'amis. Alant'ii*. x tic or r rw. r?ra?.
Ordinary 16 s, t*>'n W, l?*i
Uoouoruinarr I7?t 17V 18'. 1* a
Lowmiodiing 18s 18-* 1?'4 19
Middling lH^ 18V 19Jj 18^
iiood miodiine...... IH-n JU S0m
?The quotations am basrd on co'.ton t onnlug In quality not
more than half a cra-1e above or below the gra-)<". quoted,
t he net receipts at the noris sum up as follows:? (Jalveoton,
ljOfS; New Orleans, .<,301; Mobile, 1,848; Havanah, 3.419;
Charleston, 2,t?3; Wilmlni'.too. 113: Norlotk, 1,377; .New
York,6if4; Boston, 620 total. IS 98H. This day last werk,
16,ltOS; this day !a?t year, lti,l&). Totau for the week, 1^8^.
Rates for cotton freight (o foreign ports closed at the follow
ing figures; -To Liverpool, by steam. 7-lSd. n ;^d. :.y sail, a
5-ir4il. To Havre, by stesm, lc. sold; Sail, Vo. To Uatnburg,
by steam, uttmpressed. To liri-mru, by steam, lc. gold,
oompretsed. To Initio ports by sail, ;'4c. a ;%c. gold.
Fi.otJtt And OBAlN.? Receipts? Floor, 14,175 bbls.
wheat, 1SA.3M bushels; corn, 49.700 do. oats, 23,101 do. bar
lev. B.'JJit) do. Till' Hour market rulr i dull null heavy, and
though we make no change in our quotations prices wre
lowor, to sell much; sal?-s 7.6C0 bbls. Kyn flour was quiet,
but a trli'.e U.:tt"r. Th?* b \l?a were ni.-slly ;U $G 15 a .iJ.) 40 for
stil^r&ne. Corn meal waa quiet but steady saNs ,;oo bbls.
Western yellow a. oa. City sackcd ineal unubangoil. Wo
quote:?
Mo. 2 Bute.. .f.> 00 a ^6 75
Superfine State 6 '*11 a H no
Kitra Ktate 6 76 a 7 10
Choice do 7 2j a 7 30
Buperliue We.tcru 6 :.ti a d SO
hiirt do.... K 'iu a V W
lixirm M ultimo i*. 7 AO a H 00
Konnd hoop Ohio, shipping brand* 7 <u
Round boon Oliio. trade brands 7 25 a 1 Vfl
Family 7 Tu a 9 00
81. Louis low extra 7 i'.'i 7
St. Louis straight extra 7 25 a 7 7.1
HL tiouis choice double extra..... 7 75 a H 7j
St. Louis choice family KMa 11 (10
Rye flour 4 50 a it 80
Sou'hern No. 2 4 75 a 50
Southern suucrlius limla 6 50
Houtbern extra 7 25 a 8 95
Soutnern family 8 25 a 11 09
Corn meai. Western white 4 00 a 4 10
Corn meal, Western yellow 3 ho a 430
Com meal .Jersey 3 90 a 4 10
tkirnmoai, hranoj wine 4 h0 a
?Wheat was in moderate request, but ?t lower prices, tlit
market closing with seller* at II 48 andHtoO fnrChirago
and Milwaul.ro No. J spring. The sales wnrt) about 150, i, 03
bushels (part last evening* at fl 48 o 91 SI for N<\ 2 spring;
$1 32 a ?1 54 for No. 1 uo.,<iosini: at $1 52; 91 54 a #1 4o for
red winter; 91 60 a 91 ttJJj for amber; <1 02 a 91 68 tor white.
Rye contlnned inactive and entirely nominal. Corn was dull
and lower, closing at 77c. bid. The sales were 4C.000 bushels,
at 77>tc. for Western mixed, 76c. for choice new Western on
the track. Other descriptions were nemlnal. Barley con
tinued! n demand, with 'sales oi So.oOo bushels, at b?c. tor
four-rowed Htate and 90c. a 91 03 for Canada. Oats were
tirrn and fairly active. Kales 75,000 bushels, at 51c. for Stale
and Western mixed aflostt. 58c. a Me. for eood to choice white
ihlo, 86c. for golden drop Stale fancy anu49o- for black Illi
nois afloat.
FBKKiaTa.? The market showed a trifle more activity to
day, and rates wen without noticeable change cicep'.inr on
giain by steam, where lower rates were accepted. A mode
rate chartering business was transacted, principally tor
petro'eum, at unclisn^ed rates. The engagements were:?
To Llveipoo1, by steam, 22,5011 bushels uraii) at 8\<1. J.HW
boxei cheese, 46s. 600 barrels Hour, If. 1KL 1.000 bales cot
tou, 5-lttd. a ',d.. wnlch is a trifle lower 200 tierces beef, 7s.
snd by salt, ll/iOO bushels grain, 8? 1. DjO bales
??otton. }{A. a 6-l?d. 75 hhds. Tobacco, 80s. small lots
or provisions, ic.. at former rales. To Oiaagow. by steam,
bushels cram at 9d. 1,000 bbls. Hour, on private terms,
tin) bbls. 10 jln, Cs. lid. Tlie charters comprise An Austrian
bark. :i,oOOi|Uarlers i^nun. to Cork or Falmouth for orders,
on private terms a Herman brig hence to a port in the Bav
of Biscay, 1.500 bills, rehned petroleum, 7s. a bark from
Philadelphia to Cork for orders to the United Kingdom,
8,800 bbls. refined petroleum, lis. Sd. su Itslun bark
from Philadelphia to Naplos direct, 2..0J bbls. relmed
petroleum. 5s. 9d. An American bark, 541 ions, from Rich
mond and City l'oiut to Trieste, mil curso of tobaoco, f>2e.
6d. a brig and a b.trk Trom Jamaica to New York, logwood,
f5. The slnamihip Wl'ilam Miller, M tonfe, was chartered
bv Jacob W. Sckmldt t Co., and placed ou the berth for
Antwerp to lake gen-ial cargo.
(Il smw.- 'I here has beeu a lair movement In hsgs since
our last, with hales reported of 30 bales ?t 14 '?e. anil 7,>0
bales, In lots, at loo. Clotli remains Inactive and nominal.
We quote:? Bags. M??o. a 15c., and eioth, 14^,0.
Hkmp and JtlTR.?'llM market for ooth foreign and do
mestic hemp continues dull, but priuesare without noticeable
clisnge. Jute was n!so qul>t, but >t?ady. There wsi a lair
demand for jute butts at unchanged prices. Sales I,7j0 baiea,
contract eman tiug ibmugb the first six mouths of 187J, at
:>'?c., currency luO bales spot at SVc., do., snd 2MI bal s, to
arrive per Calcutta, at 8\?c., do. We quote: Drcss'd Ameil
ran, 9"lu a927f per ton undrested do., $16d per tin; *la
liils, 13'(c., gold; .:l?al, ll^c. a ISc., do. lsnip:<:o, Jfs*'. a
"He-, do.. In bond. Jult. a 8>?c., gol.l, aaJ jute butts,
nvo., currency.
Hops.? The market remains qmst and unchanged. There
are a number of brewers Inquiring in t*i* mnrket, who nouid
purchase lars"lv If sellers would shade prices, bul sellers
not meeting i liefr lews tbey only invest /or immediate re
quirements We noote -State, 35e. a 65c.; Kastem and
western, 33c. 60.'. yeurliDgs, J0?*. n 30c. 10c. a j
yic. California, SOo. a 7t'c. do. yesi lings, 18c. a 28c. do. j
o'dl. 9o. a 15c. I
H aISUBTRAW All qualities of bar meet with a fall de
maud, more esiieiitllv shipping, and pi'.oos rule firm In lavor
of sellers. Straw ws? less active, but (i>-m. We quote:?
bulpping. 91 10 retail qualities, .?1 2U a 91 ^traw-Long l
rve, 91 m a Q1 10; sliurt do., (9c. a 90 oat, uo a %"6c. .and j
whest, 60c. a 'On.
Hikfs were unchanged. We notes ia.es of l.flHO Mon:evl-
deo, 21V lbs., St 24\c., and 1,300 do.. '^2 lbs., at
IBOM.? Tefegrai hlo advices received from Ulasgow to dav
announce a further advance, of (a. per ton upon all grides of
Scotch pig. Mall alviccs Trom tllasgow r iioit that all herr.- I
utile pig iron (imed in the manufacuire i?: tin p'ates) baa l>e*u
sold, up to rear 1871, at 8.' s. 6d. The same pigs could hay a
been purchased last year at 82*. 6d. The market here for
both Scotch and American pig was r-ry i rm but quiet. 9,:j j)
?>ld) per tor waa refuted for a considerable lot of Coltnes's,
t being askco. Wn have no sales to report, the Orninesa of
works. 9<o, currency.
on private terms.
Mai lira.-- There is no ohsn?a In hemlock sole kince our
last, ehipments to Kuroi* continue, and soma pa i tles bars
?'tit forward considerable quantities of good heavv !eaUur.
The danand from nianulacturers It steady, bnl moderate,
ami for ail grides. Receipts are free, being for the week
82.107 sides. I'nion crop sella rea-lbv at old flguree. Rough
it in better supply priuea remaiu lb* tame.
B. A. 4* OaU/o hi o, 4-
I.lght a 27c. 'Xks. a 24c. a 2M.
Mldaie,. 28c. a 29c. 27, 'jc. a 26c. a 27>tc.
Hesvy 'i8o. a i9c. 27,Sc. a 28ft 96o. a ^7c.
(Jood 'iani?ged..u4i*. a 2ftc. 28e. a 2:1,',!% 22c. a 23o.
Poor damaged, *i) kinds, 17c. a 190. Rough, light, tfk'. a 3<e.
Miildl* aod beavy, i?o a 32c. _
ftVf// Htm mMsa t<>> t''f Hi le
Idgbt... 34e. ft 17c. Kl a :<5o.
Mlddi* 85c. a 3*0. .Ho. a '.'.be,
lleavy, 3?e. a 37e. a
Bellies. I'io. a 19o. Oak Rough -Light, 3JC. ft 36c. sad
dling and heavy, 32e. a 37e.
Moi.yiairn was quiet, nut steady. Wa heard of ao tran
sact Ions aside irom small sales to the trade.
N ATAg ktobm.? J-pirlu tnruent ne was about steady.
110 bbls. from yard sold at ?n.ty-., and 25 bbls. from dock at
70c also very sma'l parcels from store at 71X?. a 72e. Rosin
was in ntooerat* demand for export. 94 75 waa bid ior 1,'su
bbls. strained. W? not* sal*a 850 bbls. com moo strains*
at 9< W. liO"" bbla. strained on private terma, 100 bbta
r imnioft do. at t47\ 3H0 bbla. good atrabied at 91>, 800 bbla.
low No. 9 at 96 SB and 380 bbla. pal* at *7 9U a 97 75. Tat
was ouftt 8*1 torn al H4 f?r WlialMtvRi Waa9ta?t?o I* as
MMWUMMMfm <5% pitch Wind waa oTerad al
hhlii. >n K?i? Bedford at #6o. for aianufactur.nir pornoeM; XbO
nbla. prime mennaden wrc v>ld T??ur.|??oB
^S?!TJSiW,!& Urt W "IK SSWlfc ,er"',
I Pstuolibm. Tbo market for rtfinfld w*?.n it th<?
J** ,M"w unchnure.l, gene.-elly held al
v i j4 'P? 8r f?*?- Crude ta li.ilk ?iii iuaeMva
bul l(9Adf At 13^4*!. iui ,ji| fMu? iluli nm/li^mA
but* rtit'i!!rliyi'i?"i' ^vSm ,0" remained i met,
out firm at lie. for Western and 11. Vs. for rln 'I fa* ?alea
2 'r^1 m- H?! bbi...unuA .hM <7*t. v%\
fcwW bbla. do., for (be month, at fflLn aad :j 000 1.1.1a.
for Deoember. at;!3>*o. kt tho Creek the market was t ill
Km "PP" "J M 0" I?wu road. rhe
rhila lulpbla mark >t was Mora acltye, hut at lower ureea.
The sales were -4.000 bub. refined aundsrd white, for
prompt delivery, at Ji\o- '?000 l>bl?. do., las'. half of ni.'ath
at ?IV<v i libit, do., laat bftit of Deoae'ier, at *,nd
500 bbla. do., last half of Icoembcr, a*, s* .r*s return.
Hhlpplni crule dull, at l7\ok
rauvwiiiML? Receipts? fork, 2a packa.es. Be*-f. .\iSW
packages. Out meat*. |,871 package*. Lard, :v>.)
The market for inees pork waa inlet but sitadr. a' <?U "in.
Half?, 4o*| bbla tBrfk Wednesday, at ?U ?V, bbla., lor
V?r.:U, at 414 "JOf. In Jobbing tola, 4<i0 bbla. brought ila 'ri
a *13 15. liaeou no fairly active, principally for mtnir do
livery. Safe,, (At bonis long clear, at r)*c. for i camber
?ud V.o. n?r November, al?o 800 Uoteg Western l.>ng a-vl
snort ulnar, for IlaoemlMr, at >!ko. We quote sort dear.
lone do., 8'?c. abort rib and long do,, H'fc Siratiorit
?n. I Birmingham. BY". Lard The market remained ip.iet
but steady, at lO^o.Torold prltno We?tern; new la scarow;
U tare are htiysrs at I 'to. Hales, 103 tierces, to arrive, at
9;v\ December and January 'i"oled at 9>,e. City la-d
was doll but uneh.*ucad. Hales. Mi H?ru-? at 9V%
Beef met with but little Inquiry; quoted steady al a'b a tfcl'l
for mesa, fit a ifcll (or eiira. mean, iflU a S18 for prlair men
tierces and fylii a 42*) tor India raeta ttarcea. !*??t ,m?
qu'et, bat steady, jalra bbla. at 76 a .i tJi. Cit
me-ls -With tb?! eioeptlou of a t'alr j .bbiug ti-ade the mmket
?r*a no let, but prl'ma wero wttkou*. uotlecaule rhauge. V.'e
qnnto:? Dry ail ted ahouldera, (Mc. dear beiue.% A*.;
bellies, M^u. bai:k?.9'4C- bams, long eut, 10c. do., abort
out. 10o. a lutfe. do., sugar r.urod and tmoka'1, Wt-. a 16s.
Hressnd hogs were ta'rly aoilye and etea jjr at b>i a d^o.
Hutter rematned quif.t iinuted ?4 3>o. a liOn. for choice -it-ie,
31 e. for releoliona, ?ftc. a *7o, for ehnlco W.-lsh. IS", a ia?. for
do. Western, (.haeae waa tnO'lera'rly avltis aud Oun.
t/uoteil at $ISc. a lH^c. for faucy State faaturri eliolee do.,
a 13i'.i uood do., ll}ao.; common to lair uo.. a
Ohio, lljje. ?1J'. e.
Kicb. --'file market, without ewentlal adrance, was
flrtuer. We quote sales ?.flWh.-ij^ Rango ,o at tVc. :i 7 l?o.
per lb. 7i bag* l atna nt u 7'?c. l??.r lb. 110 js Ui
In bond, at $8 7t). gold, )ier 100 lbs., an'l 40 oaak't Oai oltna at
7Vo. a H>?c. |ier lb.- the latter ttgur for choice.
Ki'ki.tkii was <;ulat at tk. a Ruld. par lb. fir Klles'na.
8k?-i>h.? There has I e*n an iroprored demand :'or i.'atci-.lta
linseel, out In ord*r to sill lower privas we.e ai'cepud.
Isalea since our lust t.O.W bags to arrive per hntiih Vitat'oy,
fill, (tol.l U,0ul bags tir British Kmnire, Iroio store, at
liail. folu, oasb, and im M i, ton 4,l>*i0 b;?xs and 'APU0 unoket*
at $8 10, gold, time, per 6ii lbs. Cover seed has also l??n In
better ru'iuest, wlib sales of l.bttu ha^i for Norembei ileiiy.
try, 1160 ba?s eanli week, Rt 11 'ic., which Is better. Timothy
remains dull and nominal at ?H a $:i M per btiehc).
Rtkarink Ronti'iiieil In inoderata <teinand, wltli sales of
ISO tierces at 9v. for uouimon, and 10c. a lO'^c. for good to
choice.
Sr?A*.? The market waa ai Out steady on the basis of S. ro.
a9Ve. per lb. for fair to go >d i <tttn We uote isles of
'MU hbds, at 1,500 hoies nentrltuxal at and Z.i'v'i
bags ulayed fNos. 11 aud ll'-j) atl(J3'o. andVjjr. per lb. It?
iineu wan in moderaui demand hoo <tteady at liSttf'-. n. lt\u.
tor en.shed, powoered and n-anuiated, itnu ll^d, a
ll-.e. for A. Wc i|note: l^iba- -lofcri.ir to c.m.uon
mining. Vie. aN.V-i lair to good fair retimug, fc.V- a 9c.
eioo to pruun refilling, ll',c. a SM?c. fair to good grocf.y,
ic. i prime to choice grorery, 9^Ue. a lo c-n
tnrnu.il, hlids. aud bo\ns, l%c. a lie.; molasses,
hbds. and boms, 7c. a 8c.; rnciado, 4,'vc. a Ma
yans Boxes JDu'.ob standard, .s'os. to H, ?"4c. a 9c. do., 10
to 12, PV- a 9 V. do., Ill t> la, ltk. .i IOHc. ,u>.. 1? l 18,
II V". a lr.e. Jo., 19 to 20, 12'jC. ?12'6<' do., white, II ,c.
a 'Hit*, t'orto Rioo? fomTjjon to prime refnlii|?. a
9 1 e. fair to choice grooevy, VHc. a lt>V- Brar.il D-itoH
standar Nos. 8 to 1'!, 7>sj. a 9c. .fav.i Dntca standard,
N<>?. 10 ?o 13, a 9'^e. M.niila Superior ?.nd <*itra sir
peri ir, 7>Jc. a
Tor.A rro.? The market was Inacllre. S.iVs, 100 hh'l*. Ken
lucky at from 8o. to 12c. per pound loo case* Mil* ??e...
Waf, 100 .'kso* PonnsvlraiiM do. r.nd !W0 eao*s Ohio do., on
priyale tenon, tu t 100 u.ires sitndrtet at .roni !5c. to boc. pvr
lb,, ani! 2S0 lia'et llaran.t at from 'JSe. to ta I lit per lb.
Tin wm unlet: 3,iK)D boxtn assorted ohnrcual niiite sniu at
98 76a IJSSSI.gold, per box; o0 plgi Htri It-, n' 15*?c., -o.',, per
lb., and 10 Ions "lamb Usa" partly at Kt '.uo., gol t. per In.
We iiu.iM;? I. O, charcoal, #b 75 a fy. gold I. C. coke, $7 "0
a l|n U), sold charcoal terne, 47 7ft a l?i ?old coke tar
Hi 1 37, Si a Hi lk), gold S'ralt*, 3^iVo. a "6'i, fold; Hu^!l?h,
?HMe. 34V.. Bold, and Hanoa, 41c. a 41 Ho., ;'Old.
tali.ow continued active and firm. Sides S'JO.OOH !ti.?. at
9ke. for choice outside, and V\o. for prime c ty.
Wiiihkkt. RecetnM, 488 ub!s. The market wai dull and
again lower, bales InO ub!s., at 91a, closing weak at liiat
prlee.
Wool.? For the p.'st few <!ay? there has been and 'feeble
Improvement In the demand, lint the maiket c.ii by no
means be culled active. There sre several mi>n'i'actttrcfs In
tb? market who hav' ejthauited their sto";t und niuet re
plenish, but at present prices wtll outy buv tor immediate re
quirements. Ir sellers would make slfelit concesMons large
sales could be elfccted. but they are appurentiy In
itiifeiont and remain tirm In their vtew>. Ibe
satei since last report have been SO.Wrfl Inn. X and
X\ Ohio tle,e",e, 03sc. a H3o 6,000 lbs. heavy Ocecpe,
c-ie. V,uoo lbs. Western Mb'tdgan, (3c. l'J,50 lbs, fill clip j
California, part lambs, at 40u. a 4J'ic. I, two sptlng i:ltn
do., 48e. 1, WW lbs. Georgia, nje. IUMW lbs. Texas, .Tfto. a tie.
fi.UbO lbs. super puile.t, tiOi'. a tUc. 10,0u0 lbs. t'ape, 40c. a 41c.
Ift.tKXI lbs. unwashed Smyrna, 2Se. a '!0c. 'iO. vO lb?. r.us<Un
autumn, oSc. 7, WO lbs. 1'urt Phillip, ,'?6c. 173 balm i ape,
ISl'ic. a 42c. 100 balea Band* Oriental. ?5'4e, 3D bales Meti
tlr.a pulled, 75c. 30,000 lbs. XX Ohio, 100 bales AnMralmu. 1U0
bales pulled Mnsti/a, 4,000 lbs. ttnglltih noils, 1,0"U lbs. Shier
ling and 6,r>0) lbs. tieorgla, all on private ter.ni.
ktMmr MttRIKD.
Ktt-ne in a Wnickfutrr ('?aniy Church? A
Rrldr Drivncd at the Altar?' TUe lolendrd
iitMM Nun Bit.
Among the woll-to-do resident* or MoriisanU,
Westchester county, there is at preseut an gntHQal
nutter ot indignation regard lpg an Hidden
which transpired on Thursday afternoon, witci
a bride expectant was cruelly disappoints
1 while on the threshold of matrimony, and it
I' presence or a large and rashionable comrrr^atloi
composed ot relatives and friends or the young lad]
whoso oup of happiness has been nnexpectedlj
dash to earth.
on toe arternoon named, as had Deen glow
iugly set forth ou exiinisiiely prepared cards
of in vital Ion, a festive though somewhat Im
pecuulous Lothario was to lend to the altar or
Trinity (Episcopal) church a young lady of
acknowledged intellectual and social qualities, Hio
daughter of a worth; citizen, who Is widely known
I and most respect ably connected. The time ap
pointed Tor the solemn, vet always absorbing, eere
1 mony was three o'clock, and long before tliat
hour had arrived the sacred edifice was tilled with an
eagerly expectant throng. As the tiny hands of one
haudred tiny watches indicate 1 that the interesting
moment had arrived all cje were directed toward
the entrance door or the church in search or her
wuo, bespangled with fragrant emblems of purity,
was about to he uuited to the mau afiur her own
heart. The minutes monotonously nrilttpiied
while the congregation wondered and the pastor,
already dress&l in canonicals, commenced to look
uncomfortable, and yet tho biide and groom
tarried, to the infinite surprise of ail. When about
three-quarters of an hour iiad elapsed tho clergy
man, naving been privately Informed o( the
.situation, announced to lus disappointed
auditory that, "owing to an accldcnt." the
ceremony would not tnve place In the church, j
adding that It was the desire of the bride's parents I
to see their mends at the family residence Thither
a large number of those present proceeded, but the 1
eipe rant bride appeared nor, and the iutcuded
wedding feast was partaken of in silence.
The innn who Hid canned the irictrie ab'e dtrup
poiutment and plunged a whole ranitly into me
depths of humiliation lias not slnee made his ap
pearance in Momsania. He rejoices in the name
of Thomas R. fiooch, and was employed a< clerk In
a wholesale store iti Hew York, lie was arreted
about, two months since under the Hotel act. for
endeavoring to elnde the payment, of a board bill.
THE OEO&<HA LKQI8LATCTE.
ATLANTA. On., NOV. 3, 1S7I.
The Ucorgiu Legislature transacted imi'oriaui
business to-Jay. It recognized Benjamiu C'onlcy
(republican) as Acting Governor. A bill for a spe
cial election for Governor in December wa? in
trodnoed. A re.tolufion was pained branding as
ialse (>o\croor HaUock's at! .'gauons itiut tho Astern
Uly meant to impeach Dim without investigation,
a lid thai the people did not rcspect the coiMlUuuou 1
and recognize ihe results of the war.
MAFlRlAQ.iS AND DEATHS.
iltiirrMi
Banks? HKAi..--On Thursday, November j, at the
residence of the bride's parent*, the Rov. A. it.
Patrldge. lltcNKT Bankh to Ll'ClKDA, Uaogatcr of
Thomas T. Heal. No oards
iubvbri? Nuin ui.n.? At the rcMent-e o< Mr.
Nathau l.arnert, faterson, N. J., WeuucUay, \o
veHlner J, 1ST1, l>y tUc Rev. J. Jacoh<oti, Mr. Hoas
Hminrkp, of that city, to aim* likb? hkn Nun jao
or Nchrinitn, Prti?-da.
ci.aiik? Kowu.? on ThnvMa*. October 28, hi rue
roshionce of thcbvide'a mother. Itj rue in? v. tieoij.*
H. Draper, 1*. P., Walta'R i.. i'i.ahk iu ilA?\ r. i
Bowk, all ofthUcity.
Knioht? Avm.roN.? <>n 8iiriil.iT. Octot^r j\ at
trie Maithael Klrolie, Berlin, PhimIu, i?y r nc Kev. nr.
Bilclisei, iu the p*e?tetice ui the American Minuter,
l)r. F. J. Kkioht, of Bo-ton. to tKJi rv* Akmistbad,
daughter of Mr*. Stuart. AppMon, of >ew York.
Ma'tlmore pup. rs please copy.
Hihi.kt Do Hon.? On Thursday, November -2, i
lsTl, *t St. An'!r?'W cUurcii. llarum. tiy toe Rev.
lieorge P. Oratior, o. I?.. William V. c. i;mr,K", <>f
Harlem, to Kait., yomigiMt daughter of l?u*c l>u
Bow, K?q., of Motr, Haven.
?i'0R?s--HABPiii^? At the residouce or l*e brtfe'e
rmon, ilopcwcll, on Wednesday, October
I. ftf the Rev. O. E. ?oho, ii.i.iam J. SrtfltMS. of
storntvillc, to Imahhi, daughter of George M. Uar*
pel, of New York city.
'i'OBhv? Simon ro-i.?'iB Thursday, November
at Trinity church, Bvuol l.vn, iiy Rev. Charlo.- H.
Hall, Cn*nr,i?sll. M. Pobky, of; New York, to mttus
l, )iiii,i, \ri?, daughter ot the late William H Pinion.
i?ou, of Brooklyn.
Tn lf.r.? On Wednesday, Oi toTvw W, In the j
Church of tue Holy irinlty, Biookhu. i>y 'he Be*. 1
W. T. Tracy, astlsteU by tlto Rev. cwU'leii E. Homer,
okokok M. Tracy to Kachki. I<kk, daughter ot
tiio late tleorgo W. l)aw*on, ivU ot Now York city.
Watson? ?OuKFiv._On ruarsdty, November 2,
at the huinmertit'Ul Meiuodlat Ktdaeopal church,
Brooklyn, N. Y? by 'lie Rev. W. S. Studley. Jm k
>Vatm>n, Jr., to Jvi.tA A. <Jri:tin, all of Brooklyn.

niri.
Acar.? On Wednesday, Novcmt?er 1, Hkmitetta
B>U4TIN?kr, wife ol ?i?orge Aery, aged M yeaiu
and i monthd.
The reiatitMi and Men* are rw#w fally tori'ed
K-Egajasa-aa a
I up for ifi^iBiie ??w?i
ssrss ;rH~f S?F? mw
'ollj luTite<i atr-Vd. J, iMpec*
Sw .'sxrswssa fi?as,A
J;"*' and s months. J l-on""*.
runeiai fm n ?,r,i'l?/a.,iu,J are attend rto
atio*i ii 5 renidetKM of hia pinnti. Micros
I ^wrn?on. ?^fc.lK?i,0,
wife November a; Mm arm*
I iuCTji nri v ,i "?5n? years.
P. m., j? m ?iln iU Kov?*"b?r?, at one o'clock
wit I) TUB... nf Hin B8pu,t chorea. Friends.
Waai-mi, ago!1 4" lp!^2a7, Wovcnjtmr Jaw a*
Dublin, *cars. a native of tn? oitj or
j noon, ar'ouo1 *i\l J i'v*?,?1*0? MUa (Saturday) alter
'^S'sSHT '?""A
OAliMCA^ .Ioun ii.f.PT
ravan. Irc-und, u, th-Asa"**: L*.**1*? owirtf
Tho relative* ami rri/ti'u ?r l
to attend mo rnneriu rro^hu faPul' arS
Orchard street, on Sunday No^m^?.tro3i"?a?*
Bmuiont papers piouW <^pT 6' a: lw<> p-
I <iJ.rif.~Ou nrUiar, Nove.unpp w?
I Omu widow or 4am? Oswald urh^ ?4TBMI,"*r
year or her iuje. un,u? ?a tae toth
i gysjA Ii SB?
I cK :ait,' tMt" M ,ea o'&*|$.
in
ASWSW'S SKM&rt KJ?
mSS3tA.SK
I SjSFS? "SSra?EKM5?
I ??w to aiuna a j
?,t
Calvary Cemetery m,1M be interred lu
yVS ,"f SffV&SFS 3
i jyn" S. Y: 1110 lat0 WuL T. Browne, or Brwt
I Newark puiirrs nleaso cony.
j oof^i. mm.
?troef, Barlorn. re*1,leue?. 317 iii?t null
Hcnt. on Friday, NonnitMrn. Jnii4K \t hum*
ft^SS
I E?S w^rsawr
l ne fit.a .im., at ,ro o'clock P. Al., ?rom his in;?? n at.
'I' M .'Jcriiiont Hwnue, DrooKiVn U <J 'tal
TmStmaiuw,.':'01'"'1 ""-'ewfi
rnuorJill"nu1 i>Ltr?ftmtlT nr0,lnvi,e'l to attend tm*
Ti.fi-'.^ J 'mdi'noc of the pap.-nta, rorner or
v'V? stiVct -tl 1 We wen th avenue, on ."*ai>
u.-dny, Noreru.'w i, at on*, o'clock*.
i ai.on?. >n riiurskiaj, November 2. Jiui* u*?
i of nor ajfe!1 'D i 0mty Meat^? Ireland, In tlie SOtljyea#
g^sfeisijss, iraisrsjss ws
ssxffx^r-
Uauok. III Haiti inure, on Tuesday. October 31
iJtAvcis Uarkiw, m the 72d vcar Sf nK 3,1
VHUiamshui*, on Thmsdwrwovember
\l i J I i ^.?n w' Kdniuud and Uenric'U
Mnyo, aued -i t ars and ;j montim.
l iineral on Sundajr, Nov?inber 6, at one o'clock
pirat Btroet* ie ico 01 P?^e?^, a<w Soutti
Wiujiit Oim \V<3duft.viay morninir, ^ovembar i
61 vearau nd"* 1 d ay** 1 11 01' ^ortyfcli, Coun., a?c<i
k^jN^d^Vea^' K?VemW- MA??"
RelaUvoM ana Xru^uas are lavlRnl toait?nA rh*
funeral, irom ilic rcHid^noo of bis fattier, foot of Fast
Kioe' f:dlXUl ttrWt' on auad<ky- s"rem\)efS,0it on#
McKstiziit? At Bobbs' Kerry, on the nndNon
November 3. 1?71, teil aaieep tn Je?na ciiVfit 2?;
Mc2en^c!BA",NI' ^O^wwwtto
Th? funeral ser rices will be held on Monday after
noon, November a, at ?wo o'clock, In the l"r?t Prei
v!^? 'l111'00 ureoktyn. Berfo^
an pj k# s? 1-he friends of the family are invited
to attend, without rurther notice.
NoaDaitADK. lu tbta city, on KrMav. Novemiw#
\?i}* N-.hpbi.adk, only aon ol Oumhw
UliM ?f7 deceased, a?ed &i years
rJ,- 11*'au\ ps And rriendd of the raimiy are resnicr
?n i m attend tuo fiiucrni, from his lata
reafdence, i"!, (;.an?i street, on Sunday. November
fi, at iwo o'clock M. <?j, x*wvt.iuoei
OuviiiKu On Friday, November 3. jknaMarm
ANNE OrVRIEf J-?1?AMAII?
t'iw relatlv?i? and inendaof t lie family are resnccu
I fully invited i<? attend the luneral. on gnnday ii'i r
I .1"?"' ^OTcrab#r s> *l half-past one oVoeZ fron,
I *twl >ier panuls- 321 Twenty'. ??"l
I ow^tv.Mfr^w^^ber
r The rdativen nod frt?ndn or fh? rumii.
ipect fully lnvlte.| to attend the fniiwS rrfm mL'
late residence, :w Dointni r.k s tree L ?m Suurtl ?i
noon, at half-paai ne o'cioclt. sojmj^ ?ner
Pmki.iv.? on Thuraday, November a. i*ji u...
daimiiier of Michael J. ami Mm?
mouth* ami 7 day?T W8
The iriemlf of the :am11.v ore invited to munii ik^
funeral, iroin her late resi-iennw, 317 W?it ??21^cS
Prv u',s, afternoon, at twoo?!S2?
i Stiddemy, ou i'Uorsday, November-?*
Lewis Pur ig, age<l :,2 yearn. ?*r a,
Funeial oir Sunday, November s, from the r?i
Hm?atrJei ,,1M"-",tcr' ?^ard HketcWey,^
Qt'JN.y.? On ucdnesday, November 1 a.-iar*uin?
and painful llinew, Patkic*, aon of rbo s?*iS2f
and fc lien ^uinn, aged so y?M J?i aad ay a '0hn
I he relatives and friends of the ramllv are rcsoopr
fune^.froS hjSiatS^*
?Uence, Ao, 4.^ west Filty*8iztn Btrcou Tnnn?
SSk.' 0U *a,nr"*J morula*. November '"at tin
IIkkobk. -on Friday, November 8
Rani.*.; in the ::?th j ear or his age. y,,AR,'?^
SJS!:1"1, No- m
Ikiucan On Thursday, November X Patrick
u? ft nallV? of connty ^ujro, Ireland. ?lt*
II ie relatives aud lrienda ol the taiutly are te?ne?i
fully Invited to attend the fnneral, rrom hls ia'a
KSTdSf0?" ??ssiJsJaf
Kkii.t.v.? On Friday, November 3, Ann Riu.lt.
i iter fri^mls Hii't acquaintance* are inviied to at
tend her tuueral, on Sunday, the oth lust., at two
O' clock 1*. M.. (rum her brother In-law's, James
Reillv, OUJ Madison street.
Rii p Tn Brooklyn, on Wednesday, November 1,
I Mrs. Jank Ak.na Rice.
I Tlic relatives and mentis of the family are Invito!,
to attend tUe funeral, on Mouday afternoon, the r.tit
iter., at half-pact two o'clock, irom Iter tale rest*
Uencc, 047 Henry street, Brooklyn.
ItOBV.? At Yotikcrs, on Friday, Novembers, Qb
I rki'a A, wife of James P. Roby, in the 25tn year of
iK'l'HRC.
Notice of the funeral in Sunday's paper.
I Si;r.? In PIMnfl eld, N. .f., on Thursday, Novern.
i ber c, Kn baki> y. ?kb. eon of A bra dam aud Mara
Sc, aged years.
.servi ce hi lii'iutleid at the residence of E. H.
I>#l>ew, on Sunday, a', four o'clock I'. M., and in
Brooklyn, at is Pierropoui street, on Monday, al
Mvelve o'clock ii"on.
f*rt.isnAU??p.H.? on Friday. November 3, Kmil c?
?ou or 11. \V. and M. c. btclntuuaer, aged iimonLbf
ami 12 day*.
Relatives and friends ar invltod to ultaud the fu
neral. from "-V! ix*an s'rott. Urooklyn. on Sunday
morning, at tialt-imsi ui no o'clock.
Straw.? Suddenly, ou Thursday, .November J,
UHATSMSs \j. Stiuw, aged lli yearn.
llie tr tends of U)? family, also the Masonic Or<ie%
in general. are requested toattond Ids luneral, on
Sunday, November at one o'f.ocK precisely, from
his late re?Jd"ijCv. 117 Weal iiouitou street.
Maine iiap"n please copy.
ruocr.? <<u Wednesday, November i, Adimb M.,
youngest daughter oi .lulia A. and tJio into Isaac o.
Tiiorp, itKri 14 v ars, I month and uav?.
Relatives and fncuda of the family arc respect*
fu!lv invited io attend the funeral, from the real*
deuce of h<TUioih?r. 77 South Fifth street, Williams*
burg, on Satunay, Novo inter 4. at two r. X.
Tmuixs.? At aickswile, u. I., on riiursdar, No
vcinoert. John Parium Tixmnn, eldest son of the
late John s. 'itiuitn*1. in tUe 4isl year of hia one.
TiLur.? In loookiyn, on Friday, November
Jamfs Ti t.tr. infant son of James ami Frances A.
lullv, aee>> i7 months.
llie revives an i mends of the family are invited
to at' nd the tiiner.il, trout the resilience of bin
pan*"", lti-i Vaudcrbiit avenue, on Sunday af'er
n?on, fit iwo o'clock.
Wat.thi*.? on i'rld.iy mornlnj. November a, 1171.
Jchn (J., sou o 1 John aud Mary Walt her, aged ft
years.
f uneral irotn the bouse of his parents, Beoond
street, l?etwecn Washington and Railroad avenues.
M<>rri?antn, on Sunday t to-morrow), at one o'clock
P. M.
W tYDZi.i..? On Thursday, November i, i*7l, mau
OAiiKr Wavplli, relict of John Waydeli, aged <M
years.
i ho relatives aud friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attcn-i the fnneral, tais (Saiurdayj
nftjrnoon, a*, hali-pust tivoive o'clock from her lata
residouce, M Hayard street. without farther notice^
V vT*f.- on ilKsday, October :ii, Mary, beloved
wife of John Votes, formerly of Stafford, England,
aged .i0 rears an<l 3 mpnths. _
The iricnds of the family are respecifuNy re?
qneated to attend the run^ral, from ner late red
deuce, )3H Bushwick avenue, tvilllamsout*, wt
Saturday afternoon, November 4, at one n clock.
I Kuril* u aaoera niease cony.