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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-06-02

Jolly, Louis.
JoUrnet, Pierre,
Kernion, L..
Kernion, J. K,
Lapice. P. NJ.
LebretOn, Noel B.,
Labarre, L.,
Lsidlaw, Peter,
Ladner, Eugene,
Labranche, Octave,
Lam bert. J. B,
Lam bert. Richard,
Lynd, John,
Leblanc, Andre,
Landry, Pablo,
Landry, Ursin,
Landry, Trasemond,
Landry, SIMON j.,
Latil, Joseph T.,
Leblanc. Jean B.,
Lebranche, Drausin.
LATTE, Jack,
LapOinte, Pierre,
Mongrue. P. Lartigue,
MOuton, Aug,
Mel, Laurent,
Mitchell, John,
Malgrain. FRANCOIS,
Moran. Louis D.,
Mahi, Louis z. D.,
Manilles, E.,
Menard. Jean.
Marmjllion, valein B.,
Marmillion. Pierre Boz,
Navarro, John,
Olivier, ZeE0n,
Olivier, NJ. p,
Olivier, Pierre,
Piernas, Albert.
Paterson, Joseph,
Perry. H.,
Popllus, Charles,
Patterson, B.,
Pemberton, John F.,
Peralta, Joseph,
Peychaud, Nelson.
Poree, Charles,
Pierre, Jean.
P0mmaret, l..
PerIilliat, Joseph,
Pollock, Thomas,
Pessou, AlphOnse,
Quiones, Baptist,
k0sseal. E..
ROuquille, NJ,
Robert, SEVERN,
Rigaud, Louis,
Raymond. Louis NJ,
Ross, Philip,
Richard, Augustin,
Sabouret, Gentil,
Smith. John Witherspoon,
Saul William Mcfarland,
Sicard, Marcelin,
Sarpy, Lestang,
SittooD, James,
Spedden. Robert,
7Ourne, Jerome,
Toledano, Jerome,
Thompson. John,
1heard, Francois,
Torres, Bart,
Trepagnier, Norbert,
Ito, Joseph Marcos,
IRENE, Benoist,
Trepagnier, Pierre.
Timms, Abraham,
Tricou, Pierre Joseph,
TeledanO, ChristOval,
Thibodeau, P. P,
TRACER, John,
'arlon, Francois,
Vivant, Louis,
Villars. Antoine,
Where, Jules,
Wagner, P,
Weisham, samuel,
Witt, Jean B..
Wilson. John A.,
Weber, Antoine
West, Cato c.,
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me ABOVE state ment is true and correct trans.
| cript from the books of the company
}. P. RoUZ, Secretary
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish Of Orleans, City OF New Orleans.
Sworn to and subscribed before ma tbis +,rn.
third day of March, 1874. "'-1'J
P. CHARLES CUvELLIER.
Notary Public. Ne. lao Grayier s+rae+
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FOR HAVANA. VIA CEDAR KEYS AND
| KEY WEST,

KEY WEST.
United States Mail Line.
Steamships
WILLIAM P. CLYDE, EMILIE
MARGARET, LAVACA.
@ and Havana Steamship Steamship coS 1paae
class steamers from New Ofleans s
Every Wednesday,
Touching at Cedar Keys and Key West, and con.
neG nee; with steamers for Alphabetical, ST. Marks
RATES OF PASSAGE.
To Key West. To Cedar Keya
oih'.....''''..........$ 4O SIS
ctTerage... 70 IL
through bills Of lading issued to all points In
florida, including Tampa, and to New York.
charleston and Savannah.
None but the companys bills of lading signed.
ana none signed after sailing of the steamer.
splendid passenger accommodations al d through
tickets given to above points.
Office '' '0A1i 'Ao
For freight or passage apply to
-, /. K. ROBERTS. Treasurer
Iaio No. l20 Common street
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DnHMkNs
North German Lloyd.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW ORLEANS
VIA HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA
~ The steamships of the North
&1$ German Lloyd will resume the.
regular trips next fall, as follows:
e,,r - From Bremen. Prom New Orleans
SIRASSBuRG.. September Is. October III
FRANKFURT. september 20. October 81
1aNNNVVEh.''.. OctoDer ~ November u.
kOELN.... ..... October n. Noyemner 2g
Further days of departure will be advertised here
after.
The steamers touch outward at Hayre Ard IA
vaIa, and or their home trips at Havana and
southampton to land and receive paeser gsra and
freight.
PRICES OF PASSAGE.
From Bremen, S0uthan pton or Havre IN Havana
OF New Orleans
St, lli. '''''''..' ................&l50 god.
otesl"Re.. ...........,.... 40 gold.
AA"iH No" Ofiedns or Havana to Southam ptoc,
c,. Havre or Bremen.
- ''''..'. .................$l5p gold.
49,. '.s......s......... ~ g0lu.
49,, From New Orleans to Havana.
Star ....'''......... ............. s is goid-
:. 20 g0iC.
- rassage tickets from Bremen Soutbamnton o7
En ,o W NeW orleans issued by the undersigned.
49,, ED. F. sTOCkMEYER & CO., Agents,
- ~ TO- u Union street.
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LIST OF VETERANS who have received pensions
from State under former laws of the Legisla-
ture prior to adoption Of the constitution in
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STEAMSHIPS.


AA The steamer
&6& STATE OF LOUISIANA,
VII sail from New Orleans for Liverpool. direct,
SUNDAY MORNING, June a. 1874.
From her wharf, post No. 80 Third District.
viii receive and sign through bills of lading to
Havre, Bremen Hamburg, Antwerp Rotterdam,
and all continental ports.
Return tickets issued available for TWELVE
MONTHS, at reduced rates, and through tckets
to ali parts Of the United Kingdom and Europe.
A stewardess and surgeon are attached to each
steamer; no charge 10 made for attendance and
medicines.
Money orders granted free of charge.
Prepaid emigration tickets issued here TO par
ties deslrOus of sending for their friends
These vessels cross the bar st all tines without
detention.
For freight or passage. having superior accom-.
mOdatiOns, apply to
A. K. MILLER l. CO..
sel4 No. % CarOndelet street New Orleans.
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LIST OF VETERANS whose claims for pensions
were established under the provisions Of ACT
No IF
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1 The steamship
GENERAL MEADE,
A. W. SAMPSON, Commander.
VIII leave her wharf, foot Of Jefferson street, on
SATURDAY. June 6, at A.. NJ
These steamers have superior accommodations
for passengers.
Saoln passage........... ............@50
Bills Of ladiDg signed through to Liverpool Glss-
gov Bremen and Ham burg
Through Tickets for First Glass and Steerage
Passengers for Liverpool snd the Continent con.
Meeting With GuiOn's Line of Steamers sailing
from New York every WEDNESDAY,
For freight or passage. apply to
JOHN H. LGDWIGSEN Agent
No. 100 Common street.
The steamship EMILY B. SOUDER will follow,
ieaVlng oAI UhDA1, June 49, at A. NJ. IA
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THOMAS l. DIX, Secretary. my3l 1t 2
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Eighth ANNUAL STATEMENT
OFTEE
The New York herald., 1874-10-27
SUSPECTED MURDER.
Arrest ON Suspicion.


The man whose body was recently found at the
foot OF 10th street. East River. yesterday den-
tilted at the MOrRue as Patrick Fitzpatrick, laborer,
thlrty-three years OF age, who worked for Henry
7. Sanford, builder, No. 1895 Third avenue.
About twelve O'Clock on Saturday night William
Miller. living at l10th street. East River, called on
Captain McElwain, of the Twenty-third precinct
and stated that on or about the nth inst, while
In his house, he heard the cries OF "Watch -
"Murder!" &C., emanating from q man whom
he supposed to be In or near the water.
put he failed to give any information to the
police. An investigation by Captain McElwain
shows that Fitzpatrick and o man named william
Mooney had had some trouble about $40, which
led to MONEYS arrest. On q hearing before 9
magistrate, however. Mooney was discharged. A
day or two afterwsrd Mr.. aenry T. Sanford, wisn
whom the deceased worked, while Ia Q liquor
store 103d street and Third avenue. heard Patrick
Mooney Ia brother to Wiiliam) threaten to have
Fi,zpatrick's lie before election day. This fact
becoming known to Sergeant Buddng.on. OF the
Twenty-thrd precinct, he proceeded to MONEYS
house and arrested him. Mrs. Mooney at nrst
denied that her husband was at home: but the
sergeant, hearing his voice, gained admission all to
made several contradictory statements and
claims to know nothing OF the manner In
which Fitzpatrick met hts death. The &C
cused was yesterday brought to the
Coroner's ONCE, ana on the AFFIDAVIT OF Mr..
SandIord, who heard the threats made, Coroner
Woltman required him to find bail in $500 to await
the result OF an investigation. Mooney Is detained
In the custody OF Captain McElwain until he can
procure bail. Deputy Coroner Marsh will make
an autopsy to determine the exact cause or DEATH
The New York herald., 1874-10-27

desired.n The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid
out $3.50 account OF interest and $400 in re-
dempti0n OF nve-twenty bonds.
THE FORRIGN MARKM.
London advices state that the amount OF bullion
Withdrawn from the Bank OF England on balance
day Is f24 900. The rate Tor money 1T the Stock
Exchange on government securities is per cent.
The rate OF discount In open market for three
months bills s 11-1o per cent or 5le per cent be-
low the Bank OF England rate. United States
hve-twenty bonds OF 1886. l05k new ives. 1903;
Erie Railway shares, 27H. Paris despatch es quote
rentes at 62f 1Oc. In Frankfort nve-twenty bonds
OF 1862 rule at ok.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
were without new feature and continue 20 show
moderate demand. The quotations closed as iol-
lows:-United States currency skies. 117x 1lS; /;
do. sIxes, 1881, registered, ll7x q 11s; do. do.
1881, 1lsK 1854; do. nve-twenties. 1862, regis
tered, 109X no; do. do. DO. coupons. 113k;
do. do., 1884, registered, INK 112; 60.
do. d0 coupons. 116 q 1l6k; do. do.
1865. registered, 112x l13K; 90. do do, cou-
pons, lit 1l7K; do. do. do, registered, new,
1l5X 116; do. do do. coupons, 116k a 1867 j;
do. do., 1887 registered, lit 117K; do. do. do.,
coupons ll7x q l17h; do. do, 1885, registered,
III 117K; do do. do, coupons, 1l7k 1i7X;
do. ten-forties. registered, 11lX q 111H; do oo.,
coupons 1llX q l12K; DO. nves, 1881. registered,
111K q INK; do. do. do, coupons, 1l2X 1l2X.
RAILROAD BONDS
closed nrm, especially In the bids for older and
well recognized issues. Union Pacific 1rsts and
sinking funds made an exceptional decline Of y q
y per cent. Chicago and Northwestern consoli-
dated pain brought SO and gold bonds 81. New
York Central frsts, registered, sold at 110. Gen.
trail Pacific bonds closed az 92H a 92X and Union
Pacifcs at sSk s8k for frsts, 80 . sex for land
grants ana 7sx 7sK for sinking funds.
The New York herald., 1874-10-27

suring. The breadstuns trade is in . peculiarly
depressed condition. and the markets to-day
ruled dull and heavy. No further failures were
reported. but 1t seems to be conceded on every
hand that now Is the time to take every precau-
tion against possible trouble, as q result Of the
protracted season OF commercial dulness and
depression, particularly in the breadstuns trade.
On 'Cnange to-day nour was dull and
In buyers favor. Wheat was dull, lower
and nearly nominal. Corn was nrmer
under better inquiry Oats continued dull.
Wniskey was easier. Barley was quiet. Pork was
nominal, but no lower. Lard was dull, but with
out decided change. Freighh without decided
change, and quiet Cotton only in moderate request
the marset opening Arm, but closing easy Groceries
were sparingy dealt in, but continued frI Petroleum
was dul! and nominaliy unchanged Naval stores
dull and weak
CorrEE-For Rio the market ruled quiet. but hrm- We
heard OF no business from first hands Mild coffee also
duietan was dealt in only in obbing way. We quote
Rio. ordinary cargoes. 1870. l6he fair 40, lsc.
lShc good do, 1870. q lskc. prime do 20,ic.
2O,sc:: extreme range Tor tots, l6ac. Hhc.;
lac; Maracaibo, l6c l9c Laguayrs, l8c l9c ia
maica. Ice. lsc; St Domingo. f6c a l6lSc. Porto
Rico i7c lsc Costa Rica i7c I9Ssc Mexican. lsc.
Goa, ,5Mc. u l7c.
CorToNThe market for spot cotton opened with hold
respond and market ruled easier closing dull
with holders tree to sell at saturdays PRICES which,
however, buyers were reluctant to do business We
derstand that after Change line OF 500 nales
the maxket ruled fairly active closing 6 easier
under the influence Of continued full receipts at the
The New York herald., 1874-10-27
EUROPEAN MARKET.
FINANCIAL.

LONDON PRODUCE MARxxr-LoNpoN, Oct. &c Evening -
Spirits turpentine, 26s Sd. per cwt
The New York herald., 1874-10-27

Sn: % scpd e,d,n..y ls Ts. receipts, 7ss :
ss.Ssa ~ '''''' l'" iA'' evening" ." ''o'A
nos,LE, Oct ID 1874
rosS SSiSS Sss s sdss e. EnDSsE. %
wise. isss. saiss i.OOo S.iss Stock issis. 80
60. SAVANNAH, Oct 26 1874
%sa%s s sGIS soed n'ss.s sfdinsfy M
e.ss s.ook stSss g Ss Exports cOaswiss ssa Gales
~ s:.s S.s. Hspo9: e: 'sSSs
Spirits Of rupenne saay a 4c Rosn H' sieaay ss at
yellow ssa fsayt IL
Flour steady sales as0 bills wheat lower for spring
whiie steady sales Of loo bushels No Milwaukee, club
Canada held at Corn mes sss for bo.sd
ssa nsanss ~ sss
Sssn s.sssIs s. g. e hsS ssr
SON. g g % e New YORK LsSs Iecsips.iSSOO bushels
o barley 1850 d. 1ss. Onsasss ases os
Grain IN .tor.-wns.. BgssaS .S.'. Oct ss it d,
aSd aS @ Hs s 90 c s ae peas SM Lake
Sss 3 Ss g. Su,Ss.v soss
s91s smsss ssi, !, ss 8 sSiis :SSiss ss.ss
ass' a ya's ss :: Il Il " q. sSf Ss
Barley Rys nS%sal %e.9slu q 81 s
s's western SMarsy q s. Ts o.hsa r srsss csass Sa
changed.
TOLEDO Oct 2S 1874
:: :mDs; s as No. es;s Sas aSa oaaSsss II
{, Il as s. & ia s:.i
mixeS mn 7oc in new o. cash and october. 6oc Decem
eats Dra;,his nsm aI snd Il fair demand No .c 4sc
seed g @ sSd S at s. e. kecepts-sOoO bushels wheat
flour. 50OU bushels wheat IS. GOO do. Corn
CHICAGO, Oct 26. 1874
,o Flour du and unchsngea Wheat au unsettled and
;ss 99sto1Ssr 9sc bern 15c Noyember No de- Sc re-
SSs.s cash hs,t OF os'ober sSc; November s5c all
Cat sesdy; & n" 47c CASH 4sNc October; slAc..
e Hsteasy % No SsprinS, is y cash; 8 is October;
tcn PORK 9ues and weak az sls IS or new cash;
r rrebruary az splk meats steady and nominal Freghts
open s9ala TINS sernoon wheat closed heavy ana
Soveimbera Oats a6hs AoAc cash H,-c. November
Do corn. soo do oats 1000 do rye. 5000 barley
do corn Sooo Co. oats, 2OO do rye. $500 do barley
The New York herald., 1874-10-27

Included in the above are ss2 bales to arrive For M
ture delivery basis low middng the sales have been
DeeemSer aiss s ope % s M Il p M
ssrsh ss 4 sS sSS i, fissFnasS ic IS
icS Il June
November, IA 1l6c. a 2s-3 December, il 2sszc.
Al5i6c January y S52c February Is It $40. l51ac
iss; sa%s s5sss + ssSi; ossy s;
I2ss2c sCo ct 4 Iise 800 at i ssssc; pecembsr TO
80 I. ,sisc i go At .sn 4 g !. % a. IS sras5y
500 at Si6c February, 100 at lblsc., 90 at 10 lsS2c
March 100 a. y 2Slc 10 at is 3ioc 100 at 10 252c
April aoo at Is lsc June 200 az IS s.c Total 1000
days forward deliveries as follows viz :-October
l46Sc. November u 6sc December. l4s2c. January,
T. loo .es .resorusry s4sc' @ March, la 49, April lSc
90 q Hpfs 200 4 ss
ceipts at the ports:-Cialveston. 2,6i5 bales; New
Sss's ss M s%ssiSn ns @ ssTSH s sa,aass na1s
14; New York. 1871 Boston. A; PhiadelDhia. 29s.
Total, = ,oS This day last week g.aS Ihis day last
s leceSs >, sneS sw Yors % bales
$685.. BY rail 7s7 Total A01 bales Cotton ireighfs
closed as toiiows:To havre by steam, Nc; by saii,
pool BY steam 3d. I'D asked BY sail 9s2i 1854
bid. Consolidated Zone day. receipts is.4Ss bales Ex
sss steck.-ln New York, s4,s7s bales consolidated
FLOUR ANo GRAIx-Receipts- Flour, 22ass bbls;
barley so 3 do The -four market dull and heavy,
sales footing up 1900 bbs, including s kinds at prices
sse
- 80 - 60 for Jersey Yellow also 6U bags Of south.
The New York herald., 1874-10-27
CLOSING PR1oGS-s O'CLOCK p. M,
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Easier - Flour Easy - Wheat
Lower-Corn Firmer-Oats DuI-Bar-
ley Quiet-Pork Shade Firmer-
Lard Nominal-G Quiet bat
Firm - Frcights Quiet - Petroleum
Duil-Naval stores Dull-Whiskey
Lowor.
MONDAY, Oct. 26-6P M.
Commercial matters were very quiet to-day,
and the existing situation Ia any thing but raas-
The New York herald., 1874-10-27


STOCK PRIvILEGES ON ALL THE ACTIVE
Stocks negotiated at the lowest rates in the market
$50 to 500 Puts Cals $500 for double Privileges
call any stock gives the holder many adyautl ges
as though he had made actual purchase OF the stock
yet there is liability beyond the paid for
cal there no interest to pay and the stock is
troed for thirty days without margin
This system OF operating is fully explained IN pam
phiet with valuable statistical intorma and usra
tons showing how small risks pay large profits, sent
tree to all who desire to speculate.
TUMBkIDGE h CO.,
Bankers and Brokers' No. 2 Wall street New York
The New York herald., 1874-10-27
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BILDr-MOORE.-In Paris, at the Marie OF the
First ACCOMPLISHMENT, on Wednesday, SEPTEMBER
Bayara, on THURSDAY, October i, BY Rev. J. B.
Morgan, CARL BILDT chamberlain Of His Majesty
the late King Of Sweden, secretary In the Diplo-
matte service, &c.), elder son OF the Baron Biidt,
OF Stockholm. to Lillian, daughter OF Bloomfield
Moore, Of Philadelphia.
CAPEN-PRoCTER. Thursday, October %, at
the residence OF the BRIDES parents, by the Rev.
John A. Staunton, OF Skaneateles. WILLIAM BULK
LEY CAPEN TO GERTRUDE ADELE, youngest daugh-
ter 0i F. T. Proctor, all OF Brooklyn.
HAwKINs-SUMMERBELL-A the residence Of
the brides parents, Frenchtown. N. j., on rnurs-
assisted by Rev. B. +. summeroeil, wILLIAM AL
BRO HAWKINS of New York city, and MARY SUN
MERBELI, sister and daughter OF the o1iciatlng
HoGAN~GARpAM.-On Sunday, october II, by
the Rev. Father Hickey, OF Brooklyn, I: r. HOGAN.
N. d., to ANNIE, only daughter OF Mr.. william
IRwN-ABRAMs.-On sunday. october Is, ct
9su, BTCSHy S%a and D. oy ksx
WILLIAMs-BOwEN.-On Friday, October 23 at
the residence OF the BRIDES parents by the Rev.
henry Ward Beecher, WILLIAM H. WILLIAMS to
Miss NELLIE A. BOWEN. daughter OF Edward E.
Bowen, Esq, all OF Brooklyn. No cards.
Died.
ANpARIEsE.-On Sunday, October 25 1874
BRIDGET. wlie OF william Andariese, In the 65th
s The II friends Zen Of the family are invited to attend
ct one O'Clock p NJ.
AYEas.-On Saturday. October "a, JAMES AYERS
The funeral will take place from New Utrecht
church, this tuesday afternoon. at halipast one
O'Clock.
October 20, WILLIAM b. BENNETT.
Notice OF fnneral hereafter.
BLoOMPiELD-At Alexandria Minn. on Monday,
October 10, SMITH BLO0MFIELD, eldest son OF Will
liam Bloomfield, OF this city, IN the s6th year OF his
Funeral services at st. Paul's church, Broadway
and vescy street. this day truesdayl, at hali-past
vited to attend. Remains viii be taken to Me-
tucnen, N. j., Tor interment. Tram leaves foot OF
Cortlandt street at $40 p NJ, returning at r. M.
BuREows-oa SUNDAY, 0csoper Globe 10 20, as,s' VII VII,
Z years, months and 20 days.
the friends OF the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, from the residence OF his
parents, corner OF South Filth and Third streets.
BROOKLYN D.. ON Tuesday, the x7th inst, at hall
past two O'CLOCK.
CADMUs.-AI Bayonne City, N. j., on Sunday,
October 1874 CATnARMs me- ANN, a dauga6er R61o,n o.
Cadmus, aged % years and months.
Relatives and friends OF the family are invited to
attend the iunera on wednesday october nSscn rs AZ
church, BayOnne City, N. J.
DoHM.-0n saturday, october "A. JOHN d. q.
DoHM, in the 8Sth year Of ms age.
Relatives and friends Of the family are reaues'ea -
West Broadway, on Tuesday, october u, a. one
O'CLOCK.
wile OF Richard Dudgeon.
Notice OF the iunerai hereafter.
EvERIT.--In Brooklyn, on sixth day, $50 Inst.
nc his residence, No. "a CLARK street, VALENTlNI
EvERIT, In the 18TH year OF his age.
Relatives ana friends OF the family are invited {,
attend the funeral, on third day the 27th inst, q
two r. NJ, IRON Friends meeting house on Scherm
ernoru street. between Bocrum aud smith streets
The New York herald., 1874-10-27
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON Oct 26. 1874
Cotton stead fair demand; mtddllng, fs<c. Net re-
ccpts 2,S45 bales; gross, 1905. txpors-To Great
BRIAN, zTOI; coastwse 252 sales 2l0J stock, fa4
NEW ORLEANS Oct. %. is74
Cotton duet and easier; middling. l&kc.: low mid
The New York herald., 1874-10-27

I'LL,
ond street, corner Erie, Jersey City, on Wednes-
day. october 2s, at one O'Clock p N.
OF David 4. Pointer and daughter OF Ann NJ. and
Funsral On TUESDAY, October 81, at one O'Clock.
REILLY.-On Monday, October 2e, after long
and painful illness, BRYAN REILLY, native Of
The friends OF the family aud tue Board Of sani-
tary Police are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral. from his late residence, $40 East Twenty
nrst street, on Wednesday, october Is. at two
Ross.-On Sunday, October 25 mrs. MARY e.
ROSS widow Of William B. Ross, in the ed year Of
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
her sister, Mrs. Undernill, 307 East sixty nth
street. on Wednesday morning, at ten O'Clock.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
SHRALDs.--At Astoria, on Sunday, October rs.
1874 Mrs. SUSAN SHEALDs, the beloved vile or
Funeral on tuesday, the 27tn. at three O'Clock
p. NJ from ner late residence, on Flushing ave-
nue. The friends OF the family are respectfully IN
SNELIING.-On Sunday, october 2A ANDRBw
SYxMEs SMELLING, formerly OF Boston, In the 18TH
Inc II iunersf services win be held at Kings chapel
Boston, whittier the remains viii De conveyed for
TaoxrsoN-At Greenwich, Conn.,, on Friday, Oc-
tober "a, TRyrHosA NJ, WIDOW % OF Lyman thompson.
wtoh. to-day aG two O'Clock Pm
VAN MATEM-On Monday, october 20. HoLAHs
vS an 10 9e % tss 2,
to attend the funeral from the Reformed church,
Holmdell. N. j., on Wednesday, october "a, ct .wo
O'Clock.
WAKExAN--On Saturday evening" October a,
1874 OF diphtheria, CHARLES Z. WAKEMAN, youngest
son OF John and the late Caroline wakeman, aged
Q years ana IS days.
Fanerai services will be held at the residence OF
his iather NO. SAT West Thirty-second street, on
Tuesday, october 27, at half-past ten O'Clock. Re-
latives and friends are invited to attend without
iurther notice.
wIauroN.-On sunday, October 25 1874, at Kings.
bridge, CHARLES wIaHT0N, aged 70 years months
ana 2S davs.
The relatives and friends OF the family are m q
vited to attend the funeral from the N. n: r
Church, at kingsbrtdge, on wednesday Octooes
rs, at hali-past two O'Clock p. N. Carriages ~. ~
be In waiting at Wiiamsbridge Depot On sIlvs'"
| one r NJ. train from the Grant central Dcpos ox
WtLsoN-On Saturday mornnL Vcsouo' go
MATHEW A. WILSON, In the 45th year o. ns ake
| The relatives and friends OF the ismlJ arc TO To-
spectfuy invited to attend tne nerS, nrS
/ at MIA late residence, No. 123 East Eignty lnIu
street, ON Tuesday evening, Eth insI' ~ e's"s
| 0'Glock,
The New York herald., 1874-10-27
GAINS AND LOSSES.

GAINS AND LOSSES.
compared with the closing prices OF Saturday
the following summary will show the results OF
speculation during the day
LossEs.-New York Central and Hudson, Y per
cen; Delaware ana LacAawanna, X; Lake Shore,
y; Northwest, common, Il OHIO and Mississippi,
u: !acnc Mall 1k; Panama. u; Rock Island. u
ST: Paul, .s Wabash, 7s Union Pacific, u; West
GAINS q. C. and l. c., X
THE SALES
on the Stock Exchange to-day amounted to l2o,o 600
shara which we're distributed among the prlnc
nal stocks as ioll0ws:-New York Central and Hud-
son, 1150; Erie, 1900; Lake Shore, 300; Cleve
land and Pittsburg, 450; Northwestern, 100;
Rock Island, 1,i5O; Pacific Mail, 2s,SoO; st. Paul.
!, 100; do, preferred, 100; Ohios. 800; western
Union 49, 500; Wabash, 1880; Union Pacific, S.40O;
o., g. andi O., 1900; Panama, $50.
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money closed at 2k per cent. Foreign ex-
change was weak, closing at As4k 4.s4H for
bankers 60 day sterling and 4s7;S 4.ss Tor de-
mand commercial paper is unchanged from last
quotations.
The ruling rate to-day was Hottie opening and
the close. Borrowing rates ranged from to per
cent per tnnum and 1-o4 per cent per diem. Loans
were made nat.
OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE TO-DAY.
CurreIy balances. Observation-Disclosures. 1915, 203
Gross deArances. s..................... 10, 600
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Currency exchanges. ss1, ,so3 o2o
CurreTy balances. 3,525, 445
Gold exchanges. Observation-Disclosures. 10.356 407
Gold baAnces. .......................... 843, 1856
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The CuSom House receipts to-day were $374, 900
the national bank notes received ior re demptton
to-day amounted to $4,000. and internal reve-
nue. receipts. $b60,o0o. or the s25, ,oOO 900 called
bonds, de November l, $2,ooo,oo0 have already
been received at the Treasury but no redemp.
tions WILDE made until the LIST. 1t Is stated from
washington that "there is no immediate prospect
OF negotiating the remainder OF the new loan, y
but that tie Secretary OF the Treasury is hopeful
that "t vii intimately be as successful as can be