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WAITING FOR TWEED.
[CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.]
pcriooilty on tbe Catnips to the rendezvous selected,
sn 1, boarding tbo Nut*. recede tbo State prisoner. A
deputy surveyor and an inspector or customs will be
su board tbe Cutaipa, nod all tbe lormalities required
by the revenue lawn functioned The utmost secrecy
prevails, both in naval and civil circles, in reference
to tbe arrival, and no Information even of tbe must
meagre kind 11 furnished by tuose who are supposed
to know what will be done, i be Franklin maybe ex
peeled at any hour.
The price of the Hseald Co-day and henceforth will
be three cent.'.
naturalization.
XATIOXAUTIXB OF THE klW VOTXE8?NFAULT
XI3I1T THOCKAXD AUEK6 CBKATED CJTI
ItMI.
Tbla being tbe last day tor naturalisation yesterday
was naturally a busy ona for the naturalization com
mittees. In tbe democratic rooms, on tbe corner of
Reudo and Centre atrcets, tbe clerical stall on duty
were all day long besieged by an eager multitude. A
Hit kali) reporter. cnstonfccil himself bch.nd tbe rail
ings and watched for several bouts the work of uat
irahzalion. Kvcry applicant was subjected to the
learcbiug examination prescribed and every witness
va* rigorously questioned, .-evcrai Instances occurred
?f people muklng application lor their papers wbo
tad cotno to tbe country bclore they wera
ligblcen years ol age. lu most cases tbey
trough! wltb the in friends wbo wero questioned ns to
the duration oi tbilr acquaintance, and thai course
being gono through tbey were informed that without
providing some relative to posinvuly swear to tbe
isact period ol the r residence in the country tbey
tould not be naturalized. In relation Ij tbo truuds
tbarged to huve boon perpetrated by laiso wituessos
It lite couimi.lee ivouts, Mr. Davis, tbe bead clerk,
Mid:?
1 bave made tbo greatest efforts to detect
these people, if suy dared to appear here, and suc
ceeded in discovering ou? ol them. 1 uoing out
to luucb ouu bay when, us 1 passed a group on the
sidewalk, 1 beurd a person say, ??Will 1 swear leu or
twelve years!" On bearing lbn> 1 withdrew and watched
the party, which soon came toward these rooms. I
luw t tie at enter, and followed soon Alter, saylug to
Ofllcer Uartule as 1 pasted, "Do uul go out; 1 want you
lo watch that man."
I saw the man whose conversation 1 had overheard
|0 to tbe isllit.gfc Willi an upplieuttt, and I managed to
jrowd iu between tbera. As 1 did -o tbe lir-t lu id up
t couple ol tickets ami asxed, -'Which Is yours ?"
"Ibal one," said the other, pointing out bis own.
"What is tbo uaine?" was the next query.
?-Kane," was the reply.
From this 1 inferred that tbe tea nip must have been
tome illiterate lonler who could neither read uor write,
lust then 1 turned to the third person wbo came in
trltli them and 1 asked,
'?Who is that man f"
naiuo is Kane," said he.
"No; I mean tbe other."
"Ob ! be is a triend of mine," lie stammered.
At tbo tamo lime 1 cuUgbt Ute witness by the arm
and asked bun wbo be was. lie said bo was a friend
01 Kane's.
"How long have you known bint?" At this bo began
to bluster, but 1 said to tiiui, "1 heard you propose
jqtside to swear lor this man. 1 heard you H*k hint
bis name and what card was his, and 1 set that ofllcer
to watch you, for you aru u perjurer. At tins ho began
to plead tbat bo Una only came along with Kane anil
did not intend to go to court with niiu, but 1 guess the
rascal would bavc done anything to make a dollar, as
I say then," continued Mr. Davis, "there may bo idle
rugabuods about willing to vouch lor applicants, but
ve have labored to Hud tboin out and they cunuoi very
?eadily escape us."
At the Republican Naturalization Committee rooms
n Chambers street there was not as lurge a crowd us
Slight be unticipaled, but it was thought that most
people wbo proposed making app.icatiu.i here for ad
mission to citizenship hint already availed themselves
?t the opportunities nllorded them, and bad not de
layed to so lute a duy Mr. Wdrtheimer, the secretary
ol ibe committee, said that there hud been no greet
trowd expected by hint or his assistants, as the search
ing questions which wero put to every xppitcsul wero
tab ulated to discoursgo any whose claims were uol
troll founded, lie suid, loo. that bis committee were
tbliged to send applicants to courts which were under
democratic control and infested by people In tbe em
ploy of tbo other committee, uud so dnllcuities were
disced In their way, and In some oases they wero ad
need lo conceal from what source they had received
their tickets, In order to prevent their being delayed
?r In some way turned from their purpose.
I'be following table show* tbo nationalities of persons
liuiuralizcd since September I ?
Irish 2,flu l'o'es 4i
Hermans ?,426 Spaniards 47
Kuglisu 37# Cubans 13d
hootch IN't Portuguese '12
French 11# Cbuunol Islands.... b
Kwrdcs, I .yi Isle of Men 2
Norwegians { Greeks. 2b
llanes 118 Turks &
Italians 373 Roumanians 8
CnnuiJiads 73 East Indians 4
Austrian* lt>2 Armenians 3
Prussians IS Japanese 2
Bwiss 142 Chinese
Australians 19 Africans
Total 7, #44
The price of the Ukkalu to-day and henceforth will be
three cents.
REGISTRATION.
PROGRESS OF TttE EXAMINATION OF THE
CHARGES OF UtAUD.
Yeetorday the clerical lorco under ibo direction of
Chief Supervisor Davenport was still busily employed
la examining the report* ol ilia registry in the several
? lection diatricti, while a corps of assistants wero
occupied la verifying t'ue returns. Ibo greatest euro
boa boon exorcised in revising the reports and In lest
tug tbe validity of ibo claims of applicants lor the
tuflruge 'Hie stall' Intrusted with- ilie duties of
verifying each entry on the registry books nave visited
every house tbat appours on the lists as tbc abode of a
voter, aud b.ive eudeuvorod to secure uutbcnlic Inloriuo
tion concerning tbe occupants aud tbe duration oi tin ir
rosldouce In it. Ol course tncie are consiJcruble dull
eullics alteodiug sut h mquirlc*,. uud the results ol uo
investigation ol mis kind urn out a I wave satisfactory.
It bas proved so in ibis care, lor instances ol legal
voters have been round on the returns recorded
illegal, and no doubt tbero are many names fraudu
lently registered which have us yet escaped detection.
It sometimes happens that ignoiuiicu or wilful oecep
lion oo the part id verso us residing on premises en
ten d ou tbe books detests ibo scrutiny of the invcsll
(taiors. In tins way or through the uid of uceompih.ua
hviug in such bouses it is probubifi that some illegal
rulers uiay escape oclectiou, aud to make llio investi
gation as searching as possible a new corps 01 men
b.ive beeo deiaileu 10 go over ibe ground wurre tbo
first verilycr* conducted their inquiries aud test
the aiitnenticity 01 the hitler's reports. I ho
reports already handed in soeni lo indicate that the
work of investigation liau Ijeeu very tin.rough, and
many curious cases have been discovered nl uuempls
it iruunuluut rcgisiraliou. Some residences recorded
!>ii tbc books have hoeu louud to be stables, others va
cant iois, somo deserted lactones, u iuw ubaiidoucd or
auoecupied bouses. I here li.tve been lourtb Honrs
recorded iu two story houses, haseniolits where tbero
wu- not *a resemblance of such a thing, aud gurrcts
where tlie root was us lint hs a pancake. UurneU down
bouses have been resurreeled, others have been
plumed on spots that never bore such burdens, and
sumo havu been placed just beyoud Ibe extreme limits
ol streots and avenues, where dwellings or dwellers
were alike Impossibilities. 1'erhaps toe iuust fre
quently adopted device was tbo assumption of tbo
Dame ol some doiunct voter or 01 one who had lull llio
premises registered u* bis resufeoco. Ol course there
amy be some error* iu these records aud not as litany
wiliul attempts to uvula tna law us a perusal ol thorn
sou Id >0'in to Icdicalu, but this ibe new stall of In
restigaloia will uu uouut deu-ruune. Yesterday Chief
Supervisor Davenport said to a reporter that llT.ooo
a a m us bad beeu registered; that, as (talon in yester
day's paper, Liu believed over 6,000 wefo oiiiori.d on
Ilie books Illegally, but as there were a couple ol dis
tricts in which the work of vcriiying the returns bud
rot been completed be could nut precisely ll.x the ex
tent to Wbiob these traud* were carried.
The price n) Uu Uskalu to-day and htncejorl/i will tie
three cents.
MU. EEECIlEli ON IlAltL) TIMES.
Mr. Beecber delivered a leciuro lust evenl: g upon
'?Hard Times. " After a brief iu: reduction tbe speaker
alluded to the credit system, and raid that when the
war broko out In 1861 the very first dash was that
el despoudsncy, w hich was but a uiouieniai y cbilL I he
reaction was almost a fever. Iu lbol industry bogau
lo revive aud the rush of business whs stupendous.
When tbc war ciosed tbero was no depression, on the
(round tbat wbilc government wis mainlaioing these
demands it was doing it on currency. It h id .he gov
crouioat's promise to pay, but tho government never
did pay. bpl was perpiuuai.y renewing lis pr ml?e? to
pay. Currency w,.s uotbing but tin- representation of
property. Cold and enver were net property; tbey
represented It after tlie < ouveyauce was ex. hanged?
they represented property. W here you bad a $1 bill
lust onl> reprci-cnieu forty live cents iu goto, >>tu ou y
bud one-third ol its value.
If in tbe Oegiuuiiig ol ibis depression wo could havn
bad a cboDCe to wm-1 up ailairs ill rn would have
been no panic. There would have been a sooer time
<n readjustment, hut toe c<inuiunliy would not
bate inhered as it has. Tillies, however. Were
?u the upward piunu. Mi. Bencher thought the "It .id
nines" had not been without benoflciai inttucnccr. 11
ban sent young men back to the p lough again and to
other luuiiual employ hu nt. I no city during this de
pression had vomited the supcrlloua population up,
but. unlike Jonah, thev hud no shore to go tiT ll bud
suii cueoked extravagaiu o and brought men to know
lust what tbey wero and just what tbey were worth.
H bad made itteu wore industrious.
mini m
Stocks Irregular and the Mar
ket Feverish.
GOLD STEADY AT 109 3-4. |
Government Bonds Firmer?Railway Bonds I
Strong?Mone7 on Call 3 and 2 Per Cent
Wall Strbmt,
Tuirsdat OcC 2#?? P. M.
^ MwnUj' k&d '.o-d*y tbt Lake Short people hive
worked like navvl.a in getting riu oi their accumu
lated nock. The time was propitious in point of gene
ral strength of the market, but unfavorable la the
lack ol a abort demand. They have done passably
well, however, and at the close of business to-day held
fewer ?tiarea and more money than aince the run
began 1 he hopes umlt upon tbe proceedings ol thla
morning'* railroad meeting were disappointing, for
price* failed to respond to the report that tbe '-cruel
war' was over, aud the anticipated spurt in share* or
a the trunk lines resulted iu a palpubl* decline, hake
Shore tell to 61, MichiganC'Dira! I" 50*, and the St.
i'aul shares, already in bad odor from roporta of de
creased earnings. tron'i a bull'* eye point of view
emitted anytbtug but a "sweet and pleasant savor."
Tbe flattering tale tbut hope told to block operators
had its origin at a meeting of railroad agcuts con
vened at the office ol Mr. Samuel S.oano, where w. ro
represented the Lake Shore, Michigan. Central und
the Canada Trunk lines. It i* not understood that
anything more delimit than a ricouimvuduliun to in*
crease {-.astern bound freights was coins to, the ulti
mate decision dupcudiug upon the flat of Central aud
Hudson, which holds tho key of the situation, with
little disposition (if reports aro to be credited) to
unlock the door of the difficulty. At any rate brokers
were inclined to think sm ill beer of the importance of
tho proceedings, and manifested their buinor by u
lively soiling of the tamo properties that they hud
earlier in the day advauccd under contrary impres
sions.
Western Union followed close on the heels of Lake
Shore, some 50,Dot) uhures changing hands betwecu
72 * and 78*. from which latter price It receded a
quarter por cent ouly at the closo.
Tho al ovo amount of transactions is precisely tbe
extent ol Mr. Gould's short Interest, as tallied by tho
threescore and leu knowing brokers who aro accus
tomed to keep his hooka
Unlortunatoly this luct has come to the ear of Mr.
Merryuian und his sawdust allies, who are at present
cavorting In tbe slock, and dire threats aro breathed
against the disbeliever in poles and wires. To what
disastrous issuo rem iins to he seeu, though, judging
Irom former occasions in which great pliancy of back
bone bus been munilested, tho present movement is
like to culmlnute, as formor oues buve done, in vox et
praterta nihil.
The coal stocks are at present out of the game,
struggling upward a little aud falling buck aguln to drst
figures, a condition to which tbe lower prices obtained
to-day at the auction sale do not tend to Improve. At
tho close Pacific Mail aud Wcstorn Union ware strong
and the railroads weak.
THK BALKS to-uay.
Tho transactions at the Slock Exchange to-day aggro
gated 192,700 shares?New York Ccutral und Hudson,
630; Erie, 2,600; l.ako >horc, 64,600; Northwestern,
2,000; do. preferred, 2,600; Kock Island, 500; I'nciOo
Mail, 2,750; SL I'aul, 6,550; da preferred, 9,000;
Obios, 400; Weslorn Union, 51,300; Wabash, 1,500;
Union Pacific, 400; t;., C. and I. 0 , 100; Panama, lo0;
Delaware, Lacknwaumt and Western, 24,300; New Jer
sey Central, 4,600; Michigan (.'antral, 16,300; Delaware
and Hudson Canal, 80ft
OI-SNI.SO, UJOHS8T AMI LOWEST PRICKS.
Tho following tablo shows tho opening, highest and
lowest prices ol' the duy:?
Upming. Highest. Lowest.
New York Central 104/s *104* 104*
Erie 11* 11* h
I.ake Shoro 61* 62 61
Wnhash 5* 6* j *
North western 88* 89* 3s *
North we,tern prelerrad... 01* 62.* til *
Hock Island 10214 102 * 101/,
Milwaukee and 3L Paul.. 27* 2? * 27*
Mil. and St. Paul preferred 58* 6?*
Dot., Lack, and Western., 76* 711, ips
New Jersey Control 36* 37 ;tti
Union Pacific 62* 62* tigu
C., C. and L C 4' 4 4
Ohio and Mississippi 11* u ^ pg
Western Union 72* 73* 701
Pacific MulL 25 2a'4 24"*
Punuma 195* 125^ , 125*
tUi?IM I kicks?3 r. k.
Pk.it- Vsl .. V4?, 2.1 Mlllttl'pf.. 67* ? 57*
w ??? Union.... <3* a 73* C.C.Oal.... 4J a n '
Atl A , ?? Tsl . Id a 10* r c * I C 4 ? 4i
" ? ?dve 12* h 14 Del. LAW.... 75*4 > 7 .?
C'u'.rkillver uf. 17 a 3? hrie Jll?/ x 11
MerLA tlln SI, a <1* H?n .1 Hi Jo... 14* ? Ift
H I. .V Mill gf.. d ? 7 II .* Kt J.ipt... 26 ? -71'
Adams Kx. It K a Khl* UlJI So. Rf a On
n.erteau K*.. ? O a til Mich Central .v>* ? 6u?
U 8 r.xprees. 59* s ?o 5 Y * klarlem. 130 i i?^
e Ik-t aigol-. 85* > 811 N VC X II ud It. lot * a llUV
Chic A Alton lnrt ? |. O* S J t'eu . .. 30* s, t
( Itvo A Pitta, fit a is) nhl- t MIm.. till 4 nC
Clit A X VV. : M* 4 IP I'anatns. .. a 127
l.lil A N W gf. Ill* a HI* Tol A Wabash f>* a 5?t
t'1.1 A- It I I. ,17 . I ? ? i I ....... ..
("hi A It 1 . .. till * * I I til,,ti Pkcinc. i >2 -.
k> a nl-aii.. 27* a 27* Me Peel ti 3* a a*
ADVAXCS ASII nsuuxk.
Tho lollowlng ure the cbaugus compared with the
closing prices of yesterday:?
Aurarcs.?New York Central, *; Delaware and
llutnon, * ; Michigan Central, * , Northwestern coiu
uioii, *; do.preferred, *; Adam#Express, *.
iHauMt.? Delaware and Lack-wuuna, I*, Erio. *?
ll.uittihul und St. Joseph, *; tio. preferred. I*; imko
Shore, *; New Jersey central, *; Ohio und Misvia
?H'P't * , Pauainu, 1* ; Kock laluud, *, St. I'aul *?
do. prelern d, ?4; Waliasli, *; Uulon Paeiflc! *?
Adams Express. *; Anioricau Expresa, 1; United'
Slules Express, * ; gold, .*.
THK SOVtr M Alt KIT.
Money cloeed ou cull easy at 3 per cent, although at
times during the day ilia rale was 3 aud 3*. Prime
niert aulilc paper ranges trom 4 to 6 per oeut. The r<tl.
lowing Were the rates or exchange on New York al the
undermentioned cities to-day:?Savanuah, * discount
Cincinnati, loO dlseouut; New Orleans, commercial *
hank *; St. Louis. 100 discount; Chicago, Rediscount',
aud Charleston, 5-10, selling * a par. Koreign exchange
was dull; prime sterling, asking rates, 4.63 und 4.65
selling rules, 4.82* aud 4.84*; relchmarks, 94* *
94* and 95* a 95* ; cables, 96*; prime Paris, 5.18*
and 6.16 *.
TlIK HOLD M4KKKT.
Cold was steady throughout the day at 109*. Tbe
borrowing rates wore 1*. 1 and 2 per ceuL Loaus
were also mado Hal and at 1 and 2 per cent lor carry
lug.
ovkkationb or tiik oolo kxcuahok uask.
Cold haluuci-s $1,050 484
Currency hulauces 1
Gro-s clearances..... 12,566 000
C'bKAKIKU IIOOSK SfATKMK.VT.
Curroney oxcliuiigcs $70,413 631
Currency balances 3 309 153
Gold exchanges .1.".!!! 7*63a'802
Gold balances l'siV VOl
THK USITKD BTATKS TdSASVUT.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $464,000
gold on account of Interest, aud $200 in redemption of
five-twenty bonds. The bub-Tr-aaury reloused $10,896
silver coin 10-day. Heveuue rerolpls to-day, $300,000;
eustoms receipts, $470,000; bank notes received lor re
demption, $1 150,000.
UOVkSKMSIIT BOMOIL
Government bonds closed steady at the following quo
tations:?United Elates currency sixes, 124* a 124*;
da da, 1881, registered, 117* a 117*; da da, da,
coupon, 118 a 118*; da do., 1S66, registered, 109*
a 110; do. do., do., new, registered, 113* a 113*; da
do., do., registered, 112* a 112*; da da, do., coupon,
112* a 112*; do. do., 1867, registered, U6* m 116*';
do. da, da, coupon, 116* a 116*; do. do., do. 1868,
ingiitorod, 110* a 116*; do. da, do., coupon, 116* a
116* ; da do., Un-lortiee, registered, 113', a 114*;do.
d<> , do., coupon, 116* a 115*; do. Uvea, 1881, regis
letvd, 113 a 113*; da da, da, coupon, 114* i 114* ?
da 4*'s, 110* a 111*.
llAILROAD IIOMllA
In railroad bonds during the morning the transac
tions wero feuiall. Albany and Susquehanna firsts sold
at 100*. Chicago and Alton firsts at 117, New Jersey
Central firsts, now, at 110, St. Loula and Iron Moun
tain firsts at 100* and Kousselatr and Saratoga firsts
at 117. Milwaukee and Al Paul, La Crosse division,
were firm nt 103, Chicago aud Northwestern consoli
dated gold coupons at 96* ami sinkina funds at 110*.
Toledo and Wabash, SL Louis division, brought 68,
and consolidated convertible 47. New Jersey Central
consolidated firsts declined to 88. This afternoon
Chicago and Missouri consols advanced to 105 and
Central Paellas to 109*; fort Wayne Arsis brought
120; Dubuqas end Sioux City, second division, 107, nnd
New Vork Central subscription 103.
The following were lbs closing quotation* tor Pacific
Rahroau bonds:?Union brsis, 104 s 104%, Union
land grants, 100!,' a 101, Uniun unking funds, 91% *
91%; Centrals. 199% a 110
tha roKsmx mahkxt.
London advices report a strong and higher market
for couaola anu Lmtod atai-i bonds. wbicb Pave ad
vanced Has per cei*t, American securities closing
at tbe bignusi price* made Erie declined to 19%.
The specie in tbe Bank o! England decreaaoo ?143,000
during tne week ending yeattrday. Tbe proportion of
reserve to liabilities ts now 54 s P?r cent, against 44S
last week. The bank rate of discount remains un
changed at 2 per cent. Silver is 53%d. per ounce, i
The Msnk of t rance bas gained specie to tbe amount '
of 14,403,000!. during the week. Rentes were e shade |
lower tban yesterday, ai Frankfort United Statea j
fives rose to 103 The specie in* the Imperial Bank of
Germany nas lucre.sed 2,783,000 marks during |
tbe week. The following are tbe last London
prices.?Consols lor money, 94s e 95S; do. lor ac
count, 96s s 961,, five-twenty bonds of 1846, old,
103s; do., 1867, 118s, mn-forty bonus, 108s; oow
fives, 106S; Lris common shares, 10?;.
STATZ UONUS
In State bonds Tenue-.-aee. old, advanced to 47%, and
District of Columbia 3.65's declined to 09 Georgia
aevens, new, sold at 106 Missouri sixes sold at 107%.
There were no other transactions.
Bank ail a k km.
Bank shares sold as loilows.?Fourth National at 80,
German American at 48, Metropolitan at 125 aud Mer
chants' at 11*%.
NAN TKANClSCO 8TOCE&
The following ars the cluHiug olllcial prices of mining
stocks to-day al San Francisco:?
Cunsolid'd Virginia. 56 Crown Point 11%
Calitoruiu 64% Yellow Jacket 23
.-egregutcd Uelchor. iu Alpha 45 .
Ophir 6o% Belcher i8%
Chollur. 50 Conhdeueo 15%
Savage 14% Sierra Nevada 12
Cou.ulid d Imperial 4 Exchequer 15%
Mexican 28% Overmau 84%
Gould and Gurry 16% Justice 25%
B< st and Uelchor.49 Caledonia 10%
Hale aud Norciosa.. tl Leopard Milling Co. 7%
Uuliioi: Mining Co.. 56 Nor Hulls Hiu'g Co. 24%
Julia Cou. Mlu. INi. 7% K:iymoiid.kKiyM Co. 5
Kentubk Mining Co. 13% Sliver litli MIniug Co 9%
ixoaauth Miuiug Co. 2% Union Con. Min Co. 13%
The following table of prices of the prominent gold
and silver mining shares, including tho opening prices
of to-day, as received by telegraph irom San Francisco,
Is furnished by William Ward, Drexel Building:?
?'October
?.
Alpha
23.
's*.
25.
26,
Chang*t.
46
45
46
46
Declined 1
Belcher
19
19
19
18
Declined 1
lic?l? Belcher.
, 47
46
48
43
Advanced 1
Caledonia
11
19
U
10
Declined 1
California.
, 58
88
68
58
C hollar-Polom
80
80
79
73
Declined 2
Consolidated Virginia..
, 54
62
54
64
Crowe Potul
12
12
12
12
Goukl 3 Currv
16
15
16
15
Declined 1
Hale 3 Norcross
9
8
9
8
Declined 1
Imperial
4
4
4
4
Justice
25
24
24
Declined 1
Kouluck
12
12
12
12
Max loan
23
27
29
29
Advanced 1
Ophir
52
60
53
50
Declined 2
Overman
89
79
81
82
Advanced 2
Raymond 3 Kiy
6
6
6
6
Savage
15
14
15
14
Declined 1
Sierra Nevada
13
12
12
12
Declined I
Silver Hill
10
10
10
9
Declined 1
Union Consolidated
13
13
14
13
Yellow Jakel
25
24
24
25
?
TH K aMKKICAN
MINING
1 HOARD.
The following is tho olllcial report oi sales to-day:?
IOO aha Bullion 46 I" > ?hi Grunt. 3%
li*l do 45 1(10 do 3 .
11*1 Caledonia 11% 15 > do 3
60 Cliiillar-l'otosi . 47 5(1 do U
SOU Cleveland Geld... 0 100 Hale Nureroia 10
2U0 do. if 100 Julia Cou 4
10 J do |i% loo Justice 20%
at*' du ... 9% JOU Leopard blO 8
60 Con lfurcules... . 0 500 Mer A Miners 5
105 ?"> 8 I o Merrimack bo 4 %
f>0 Confidence 17% 100 do be 40%
100 do 17% an Mexican bli 31',
6 i Crown Point .. 12% 100 Pleasant View .. 2%
100 Kacuequer 18% HO Southern Star 1%
ft" ?u 16% 3t*J do f,
60 Gould 3 Curry.. . 17>, 10 i Cnlou Consul 15%
140 du >15 17% 100 Yclluw Jacket..sift 27'
SALES APTKK CALL.
lt'0 >h? Belcher 2% 10" th* Justice 26%
JO Cullloruia .. tWt J-I) no 20}.
2t0 Clevelaud. Gold... 0% ion Mer 3 Miners 5
3-0 do I?1J nil do 63) 51.
lOo Con Uerculea. 6% ll*t Savaju. Inl?
loo no so 0 2O0 do blu 17
loo Crown Point 13% loo Union Couaol 14%
200 du 13% am) do al5 iV>"
I OGould 3 Currv ... 17 . Hni Yellow Jackol .. 2b%
10U Uale A Norvruas. 9% 500 da- 26
MEMORANDA.
The representatives oi the Lake Shore, Michigan
Central, Grand Trunk and Canada Southern at tboir
meeting to-duy al the ofilce in this city oi the l'rusident
ol the Michigan Central Railroad, unanimously agreed
to advance eastward bound rates. Lake Shore was
represented at the meeting by John Newell, Canada
Southern by W. L. Scott, Grand Trunk by Mr. Brough
ton aud Mlcblgau Central by Messrs. Sloan and Led
yard. A meeting of the trunk lines, it ts expected, will
be bold shortly in pur>uauc? ol' this aotileiuent.
UJCNVtlR AND Hit) GKANDK KAII.ITAT.
Tbe following are the earnings for tne wook ending
October 14;?
Freight '.....14,708 92
Passenger..'. 3,270 71
To"*1
I Gross earnings, main line, 120 iiiiU'n, ue above.$7,979 63
Gross turnings, lualn lino, sauiu mileage,
aaiue week 1875 7 133 gj
Increase, 11 9-10 per cent |s4o 82
Addiiienul earning-, I'rtnidad Kxteusion $3,243 65
Not* mv Tint Ai onoit.?"Since September 1 tho road
ha* been working under contract to divide all compe
titive earning lor two years between tho Kansas Fact
lie and Atchison, Topeka aud Sania Fu railways, in
accordance with a decision of rclercea, which will
award the proportion which each road ahull enjoy ol
lis results. To this weekly return must therefore be
edded the amount that may be awarded of tho Denver
pud La Juuta traillc, by said referees."
ar. norm and ikon mop.stain.
The earnings of the St Louis, Iron Mountain and
Southern Hallway company during the succeeding
week 1 n October were:?
1870. 1875.
Pai-scngpr* $25,584 74 $25,797 #6
Morc.bandire 91.382 1? 72,786 x9
lrcdi and oro 3,401)09 4 149 60
Sundries 3,87ft 90 3icsS 58
$124,242 81 $100,422 43
Increase 17,829 38
The price oj the 11 Kit aid to day and henceforth will
be thru centt
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
TuuitsDAY. Oct. 20, 1870.
BKKUllE CALL?IO A. M.
IMuuVa P 7'i|lf..u to Ntiiki xitii 4i>s
a o i l' n ('?<? it i. leu. ii !>\ no > do 4.i?,
7t?iO M, K * T I f .' t?v ??' do 411,
WilnViliUCiu.. 75?S do .'XI
ItKI do .... 731, 1**1 do Idll,
3 KrivtiK II', tent do 43 fto'2
5 do 11'a IdJ flo.... (l*.l4
I mm Won if lei.. 72), 4 O do Mil,
3V00 do _b3 72), 5 O on S
32 I) do 7-'. I"0 Del. 1. A W Kl!? . 7???.
3100 do...? 72*4 H'Ml do 70?^
li*l it o .o 7j*4 low do..., ? 77
70' do..... 7. 1*1' do 7K*4
3d an V.-Jj 3UO do 1
41*1 On 7l'a ??'?' 7fi?,
too do 72>? 7i" do *3 |?C
ltai do 1)3 72)$ 000 do 7?\?
971M I.H.M d d HK dl'4 -1M do a 7d?,
Sim do **I*J Ho do 7t*',
1400 do Cp, 300 do 70V?
jOJU do UP, 2 *> do .... 70',
6**i do fll", 1**1 no a 7li*.
I 00 do al i.l* 3"0 d> 7(*W
|7"U ..*3 ill HI ' do 7h)4
411' do ii r ill 2IO If J Uu ltd 3S
II * l (lu t>3 i*l S >0' do a*!1.
170' do Up, 2**1 do... *3 3*1*4
5 0 .'O HI , 3 do 3?V
2UO do HtM 3*M' do 3liC
imio .*0 til', 2f08?r?i:l RK 27k
28110 do Ill >, 40J do 28
3(1* i Obi.* .V Willi. 38', I ii do 28',
?Oil do a*S 800 84 Paul Kit pf 5*1$
I'm a# 43 38)Z So do ;>HL
limChla 8 W Rltpf.. 01k 4" ,1,. !.8
?? do ' l>4 4(*> do SOS
4*0 do 02 li?) do SO',
ltv I* * i..? it i. iiu..e lo?S 10o0.CAl0i.lt... 4
10:15 AN!> 11:30 A. M.
$25 O" US O't. a, '81.. I18U $10**10 185-20, a.>87.. 113K
li*?*i (I hll'a. r.' 1.... I 17k liiNMl do belli),
1'Kl 41 U8 .-21.. r.'i 3 a liA S3OU0 U*i tt'a. cur 124
Im?i L'b 5-20. a.'flou 112*4 luooO do I2t)$
Flits f BOARD?10:!K) A. M.
$8000 Tend C'4.o AU\ 500 ilia 1.8 A M d...43 III',
4 *00 lite t'ol 3.85*4... 83 ?l" do ?3 UP,
to 0 Oa 7'e, new IUo 1HO VO . *1 KRR.bc.3- I04,S
SlMJU Aib A Ml* l?t. . IliWH 2'*' 40 1*>4-,
2' *J0 CUl h All lal... 117 1'JO Krl* ,.K....b c.*3 IP,
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1000 X J Can 1*1. con 88 10 do ? 111,
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10 0 C A N IV e e I b t'SJd I*i0 6 ",
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(*joT A W let. btl*d 08 ISou do We
3000T * W c cvule. 47 1U) Panama RR?ba 1-&S
iijoo Kane * 8 lat ... 117 If' cu. .WKH.be 3l<
lo aba i-on.-in .4 i.lc. no :*' U do e3 38
36 bar-Am Hank. '<8 4*K> do $<?>?
43 Metropol'nKk-... 1M loo da ? Midi
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1 1801 do U\ \'J ' oo ? <3^
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300 do 7j% 1 <y do ... 3"',
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trill Oe three cent#.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Galvkitoh, Oct. 28, 1870.
Cutton rtrong: middling. l()';o., low middling, ?\'c.; good
ordinary, IHge. Not rucelpti, It.MI bales. Kxpnrts?To
Grot Hrltalu, 870 bale! , 10 the Channel, I.U1U. Sales, .1 030.
Mock. 5G,2;hJ.
Ngw Oklkana, Oct. 28, 1870.
Cotton flint: oiiildliai, lO^u. ; low middling, I 'J,'' ; good
ordinary. '.'So. Net receipts, 10,7112 bale*. gross, 12,140.
h*ports?To franco, 7.010, coastwise, 2,071. Sales, ll.joo.
Stock. 128,272.
MoniLK. Oct. 28. 1878.
Cotton flrni; middling, 10'. a lO'^c . low middling, IO.S'c;
good oidinarf I'So. h Ul4fi, Net receipt*, 2,143 hales. Ki
porta coastwise, 1,108. hales, Stock, 21,fm7.
Savawhah, Oct. 20. 1870.
Cotton nnlct and easy; middling, I0)4c. , low middling,
UV . k?"'d ordinary, Oe. Nat reveiple, 2.022 hnloa; gross
a,l'7t. C.xporl* ooaatwlae, 2,428 Stock, 70,021. bales,
1.2 8J. ,
-CIIARI.K1TOS. Oct. 28. 1878
Cotton firmer; middling 1111 ,c. u It),Sc.: low middling.l|,l*e.
a lll'iu. ; good ordinaly. 0,'af Net recoluta, 2,221 balea.
Kiuorta?lo Great Urituiu, 1,1400 balea. Salua. 2,200. stock,
04.420.
IVn.aixuTog. .N. 0., Oct. 26, 1870.
Spirit* of turpentine dull at 32>gV. Uoalu liim at
(1 Lo lor (trained. Ter flriu at $1 70
UsWKr.n, Oct 20. 1878.
Klonr 'lendy; No 1 spring, $7 a $7 2.'), amber winter,
$7 J.'i a *7 211, while winter. $7 oil a 97 75; double ratru,
87 7f> a Jos. cuiiceaaiona are made on round lota: aalea. l.soo
blila. 11 beat ilrm but quiet; No. 2 Milwaukee club. $1 3t>;
?Vol 1 Willie Michigan, 81 371,, extra white .Michigan,
SI 42. t.'oru iiuiet at 68e a .'lib Itarley in moderate de
mind: sales ol H),ii*> buthela Canada by earuple at 91 04;
2,<>0 ' do. at $1 14: 3,001 do. at 91 17, Corn meal unchanged.
Mill leed unchanged Canal frvlihls higher hut unsettled,
eakIng an advance ol I>,o. l.uko racelpta ?Wheat. 24,01)0
bushels: corn. 28,000 do ; barley, 4'2,OUO do.; luinhor,
083,1*1) feet Cabal shipments?llarlev. 05.19) 1 huahula.
lumber. 1)55,tAll loet. Railroad Ahlpiuenta?Klour, 1,19X1
hols.
ilurrai.o, Ort 28, 1878.
...... , . i'A) bin*., corn. 27,'9X
bushels ; wheat, 288.0JO do. ; barley, 00,85 1 do , rye, l.Stu
do. Uy railroad ? flour, 3,319) bbl*. ; corn. 11.0<9i huahula;
wheat. 14,1*11 do. ; oata, 1.7.4(A) do. ; barley, 5,tX9) do. ; rye,
2.1*11 do. Sliipuienla . ? liy canal to liduwaler?l ord, 8,(9)'
bushels , wheat, 7,SO!) do. To Interior polnle?Corn. 4. ISfl
bushel* ; wheat. 2I.U<*J du. Uy railroad ? Flour, II. OA) bbl* ;
corn. 21,1*9) bushels; wheal, 60,OCX) ilo ; oata, 14,l*)ido. ;
barley, 2.(till do.; rye, 2,200 do. Klnar qu el; >ale?, 7<*)
bid*. at unchanged price*. Wheat nuglicied; aalea, 5<*>
huahela Nil. 2 .Milwaukee at CI 21k, one car of sample while
pCMMklMplCPfeit CI Corn quiet;
.."ax) huahela low mixed Toledo at 62>jc. a 73c Oata and
rve?Nothing doing, llarley?Light aalea; Slate quoted at
the. a 86c.; Canada, 1)2c. a fee. .Malt A lair trade demand;
quuteiluiie unchanged. Seeda neglected. Iligliwtue* un
changed. fork and lard quiet and unchanged. (Janal
Ireighta Ilrm, quoted at 10c. tor whenl, l)'4c. for corn, D*,c.
for rye. 8>a? for barley and 7c Inr oata, lo New York, to.la
lur.uded. Railroad Ireighta to New York? \1 heal, 8c.; corn,
7 Sc.
ToLkbO. Oct - 0, l*7ii.
Klour steady. Wheat Arm; No. 2 white Wabash, |1 30:
No. 8 do., $1 26. No. 1 while .Michignu, >1 27, extra white
Mlehlgau, CI SO; umhur Michigan, 81 2_\. Dcluhur.
91 22S. December. 91 26; No. 2 amber .Micuig.tu.il 14;
No. I rea wlnlor, 91 28S: No. 2 do., CI IDS; November,
9120 V; No 3 red, 91 14. Corn dull; high mixed. OS'.:
low mixed, new, 47c.; damaged, new. 38c.: no grade, 4 0;
new do., 4?lj4c. Oata dull and nominal. Keeelpta?Klour,
In blila.; wheat, 30,0.9) huahel*; corn, 2'J,i?*< dot; oata,
3,(1*1 do. Shipments - Klour. Ot" bbla.; wheat, 40.CX9J
huahela; core, 3i,tXXIdo.; oats, 8,1**) do.
ChicaOO, f>Ct 28, 1878.
Klour quiet b.il ateedy; common to fauey Weatarn extras,
94 5.) a *126. Miiiuoaote extras. 95 25 a 97; ?inier extras,
96 a C7 25. Wheal inactive and lower;No. 1 Chicago spring,
91 12>, A 91 l???; No 2 do.. 91 IDS CaAh 9i 11
Novemi.er; 91 I3S December; No. 3 Chicago soring, 87c.
a 91 l'3S; rejected, S7c. 11 o:ie. Corn luact.ve nntl lower,
4kSc cash; 42),c. November. Oats dul. and drooping at
32So all round. 1<vc Ilrm r at 01 Sc. Hurley flrai at 86c.
a.I round fork dull, weak au I lower; 9l-i <0 a 91?i cash,
$1.1 4o a$l7 4 ? Dciohflr. 3" all the rear. Laril dull,
weak end lower; new. 90 7i cue 9lt) 4" i?e(ol.er, 9' nl
November, ri< 35 nil the rear. Hulk meats dell and Sr. lower;
i nnilder/, ?Sc ; sides. N'sC u ??,C- 11 bisko) steady and
unchanged Krelgbts raaior. 11 ileal to HutTalu. an . corn
do. tSu a 4\e llailroad freiglitt lo New fork, 2"c ; a
rise l? until Ipaied on account ol a meeting in New York to
day. but 110 ofhilal not Hie .lion has yet been reeelvtd. He
cripts - Klour, 10,db hbli ; wueat. 7.1.(A*) bneiiela; corn.
It.,1*1 1 do. . oete. 4t),i*) 1 do ; rye, M.(a*j do. ; hariey, 32.1**)
do Nhipmenli?Klonr. 8 UJO hbls. ; wiieat, t?7,'**> husliets ,
corn, 7 i.Ojii do.: oata, <14, *9' do.; rye. 4UU do.; hariey,
83,out) tiu. At the alierauoa sail uf tba Heard 1? Bread
?iu!f? are unchanged Pom lower : f! 5 35 October, lit 71%
nil tb? year. Lard lowtr 221, til tht y,ar.
PRINT C LOTUS MARKET.
J'noriukNCE. R. I . 'jet 26, 1*76.
Printing cloth* wart dui. and w?,?k. <* uh ium? tatui re
port ?d on tha baaU at 4-4c. a ?1|C , 30 day*, far bail 64*64
HAVANA MARKET.
Oct. 26. 1B7G.
Spanish fold. 2101$ a 220. Sugar active at H, . fur No.
1.' liu'.cL ?i?u.tari Kxcban^e <uiet m<! ?#ak. oa tha
United Staiaa, tixty day* currency. 4*g a i? diacuiiiit do
?Unrt attrtit. do.. 3 a di*eou;ii do %ixty day*, gold, 4V$
a 5 premium do. short tight, do.. ?*?>, a t? premium . oo Lon
don. IC^ a 17 premium, on Parts. 3 s3^ premium.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
London Oil M ?axrt.? I*owdon. Oct. 26. ? Evening.?
Linseed all, 27t t*d. per cwi
^ H3.VCIAU
T/te pru-e of UiS Herald has tutu reduced to Ou'ee
cents per tx>py.
6 W SELKSMAN A CO..
20 II real it Sew York.
A r
Issne Letter. <?l Credit u travellers,
payable (B my ptrt ol Europe, a.ik, Alriea. Auttrtilt and
America
Draw Oilli of Exchange and make relogrspble Tiausfcrs
or Monty to Europe mid California
A t UA*ox2sut "rates?WoniTy~oVTTVk"am>
A Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortgage. and other
??' urltiet; Insurance of tl'. atnd. effi'Ctt"! with best ..in
panic. J J. HaHHIOiI k CO . I IB Broadway
a JoiTx?hL H a/ley. 74 bko ,dwTy.--K.nsr
aV.cIu.. -tock Exchange frlvlltfii quotations of .trod*
cil.s. iluyle privileges. al?<> explanatory pamphlets mailed
tr> any ail.Ire.. . correspondents lu principal cities IU limed
state a
a -s vr, laphi.bv. i? BUOAD nr..
AAsMroker In Stock Privileges. explanatory pampti.ei
tnui.cd Ire*, luotalloiu luruishad; reiereucei lu Isadlug
Cititt of llit L'niled .status.
A DAM H. KK1D.
V Expert and Accountant,
272 I'uarl It., I'.i.l ofld box 2.643.
?STOCK SPECULATIONS" CONdToTKU OS THE
.limited liability plan, stock privileges u.?<l an lecu
rity agulu.l operations. Stock. bought on 2 pur rent mar
Kill. i'artici wishing to speculate tie Invited to cat on ill
uraend orders by uoul JOHN IIH'Kl.lNli A CO., Bauk
er> snil Broker., 72 Broadway, New York.
"a~LL PARTIES HOLDING POLICIES IS THE CON
ituniiiKl I.lie lu.urauce Colnu.uy can obtain aiuicablo
?attlemtut by itd.lru.alni; QUlUXlXO, Herald olbcu.
A YOU Ml WIDOW WlJULD LIKE TO MEET A
?aVditdy win. wout'l advance bur, on ample ?i*urlty, a
ho.all aiuoitatl would also act a? cotapatiloa if desired. Ad
droaa i'ltt.SCIi, Herald Uptown oltire.
17 STATB" M O N K V TO" LOAW?RI78 YKAKS. T A*D 6
12pvr cent, upon choice properly
T. P HYATT. US Broadway.
M~ AYSVII4.B AND LEXINGTON RAILROAD COM
pany. Southern Dirlaion.
Oi touub 20, 187B.
A .pedal meetinir of the .toekholderi of this company will
he held in Parts. Ivy., on Friday. Noremher 17. 1H70. at 11
o clock A. M., to aouiider a corporate slock euh.crlptleti to
the Mayivllle and Lexington ILtilroad Company, Nortboru
Dlvieio.i.
By order ot the Board,
U. P. RANSOM.
Ai.i.taui secretary.
Money on like and undo\ysknt7nsueanck
p.diciei purchaced. OKU. MoONET A CO., liU
Broadwuy
W ANTBD-tlBO.OOU. SECURED BY PIR6T MOIiTOAUB
oil r?a, estate, with valuable iiuprovenieiila. valued at
Slit* in san Krauciaco, Calilor.ua. Addreaa IV, W.,
Herald oftiee
\\?"ANTfciD?TliE USE OK tiOOD REAL KHTATKlm
I' Kir.i Mortpatce. aa collateral. Iroiu tlO.vkA) to S2U.UULI;
will pay well 'or lame. Addre.., with real name and ap
point iniervlow. SECl'KK, box ld7 Herald oSlce.
\\-"Xnted-a capitalisi' iu klceTVB SPECIAL
" propoeltiom for catrvlug Mortgagee, Railroad Securi
ties and Ileal Estate, large and .mall aiuounta, gulck oper
atloiil. for share lu prollts. highest returouce. sPr.ClAL
OPPORTUNITY, Herald offico.
WANTBD?il.500. TO BltlNO OUT AN ARTICLE
lor the holiday trade: good security and bonus. Ad
dress CHKIsTMAS, Herald I'ptowu Branch.
$r Aj|ii to loan kor PiriTears on first
cKUUUcla.s city property. Address P. N., Herald l'p
(Jjl - ft| W t IVANTtD O.N IMPROVED NEAR-BY
?PJ.C/.UUV'liroperty: value, SoO.OUU, Principals ad
dress sECCRITY, box 222 Herald nlllco.
"oOi'VR ta ERbttlPa.
ilal. SoTfur-ffi?-ouT'aki\nkrsh'ipTi'ere
re existing between us at 2 Front St., has this day
heeu dissolved by mutual agreement
ALh ltKD WILLIAMS.
Octoskh 2d. OW.V1N L. II. Hl'UllEa.
C;n:ci
Oiof.re
I1LSIM0SS OPPORTll.MTIEb,
77i? prk"e of the Herald lo-Juy and henceforth
will '*? three cents.
11
A STAPLE SHIPPING BUSINESS?WITHOUT RISK;
saies s-gOO.txiO; pays 10 percent net; cash advance* S ?
percent; 110.000 to $gO,UOO to extend; half tuiereat or
guarantee tit) per cent. N., box 2,.!lti.
4 RARE OPFOKTBSIT*.-WANTED, A HUSIKEttti
JYtuaii, wltb $2,0l>0, O eaah, to go on a trading ray >ge
t- various ports tu South America on eon mi sal on and wa/vi;
money ?ocured. Address iJU ALIPICA HON, Herald olllc*.
4 YOUNG max WILL INVEST M.fM) IS KhTAB
./Ylislied mere tntlls bnelueaa alter an engagement three
months; salary i-0 weekly. Address BOOKKEEPER, box
IIS Herald olilce.
WORKING PARTNER, WITH SaS.OOU. WANTED?
To lucre tso a profitable manulacturlng buaiueaa, thor
oughly established and taking the lead in lltelr line. Apply
GKHiGS A CAKLKTOS. OS Broadway.
NEW TOY; UKKAV NOVELTY KoR IIIIK HOLI
days; the Whistling Return Ball; Just out;whistlea
twice when thrown Irom the hand, and returns at ones. sc.
cured In Patent OlUce; f.'k) i and 10 ccut? per gross roy
ally a lii purchase this great toy. Addreu HARE C1IASCE
box 143 Herald office,
ATOtskFwTntkd-with m*j, in hood cash
business, established M years; Lett chance ever offered;
thorough Investigation desired; best reference. WARREN,
Silo East 1.1th st.
OTKL OWNERS.?A THOROUGH HOTEL MAN. UP
many years experience, open lor ran engagement aa
aupi-rintcndutit or manager, niter or before Jauuary I; many
roars proprietor an I manager of tlrst class hotels; would
rent a uicely luroished Hotel, with privilege of buying fur
niture liter one yoar. Address I'ost oSico lock hog tlSl
Birmingham, Conn,
PARTy"OWSIXi) KOUft ACRESoFTaND[jTjPHILa
dclpliia; Engine 2UH horse power. In large hutldlugs;
Trackage counoctiug Pennsylvania Railroad, desires joiuing
capitalist to manufacture any prolllable article command
lng ready cash salt). Addre?s V. U , Xew York Herald olilce,
Philadelphia.
PARTSEII WANTED-Or" WILL SELL OUT THE
whole of the lb at class Barroom I HI Sooth st.
~KTA1L DE ALKRS, ATTiTnTION !-LKAMk71'i7
turoi and Uood It ill of the lltiildlug Ml Grand St.. be
tween Ludlow and Orchard,-with all conveniences of dwo.l
ing; splendid opportunity tu got a first clans store. Inquire
on promises to day.
mills AND ADJACENT TERRITORY Poll THE MOST
A useful and economical artlulo of domestic use ever In
vented; supersedes the old way; lakon at aiglit; permanent
paving business eau bo established; good real estate or tuer
rhatiilice entertained; a few good salesmen wanted.
JOsEI'll PHlLLlHl, US Nassau St.. room 2. soeond tloor.
rpllE PATENT RIGHT PUR NEW YORK Poll AX IX
X dispensable article of daily consumption In every family
lor sale. Address 0. A. M., box DO Herald oltioe.
fro A~f EHON WITH HAT12FACTORY RK f 1 REN(jE3
1 and $2,000 is offered half Interest in elegancy illustrated
holiday h""k Just out and hoard In one of the rinest loo -li
ties, t- or copy of hook and particulars address SUCCoSH,
Uorald Cptown Branch. _ ____
\\TAXrKI)-A CtlMMlsiltfX AGENT OK HIGH
TV standing to undertake thu salo of valuable Patent
Rights for this eouulry. Address or Inquire fur PAT
ANTKK, lot Astor House, Xew York.
SIT ANT KD?A CAPITALIST, TO RECEIVE SPECIAL
VV preposiilout for carrying mortgages, railroad securi
ties and real estate, large and small amounts, quick opera
tions, lor share in profits; highest retsrvune. SPECIAL
OPPORTUNITY, llornld ollico.
$CA1 \"to IXVEST IN A BUSINESS WIISKK TUB
?)l/\ 'ainoaril can be doubled iu a reasonable time. Ad
dress J. A. SIIAW, box 124 ilcritld Uptown nflice.
<& 1 j W?7i TU *!.?>? TO fx V EST. WITH SERVICE.
JJpJL." f VJlyin a reliable busiuoas. or would loan it tu em
ployer on good security: statu nature of business and se
curity or uo notice taken. Address DEX, Iterald ufllca.
ail Itjwt TO fiO.UOO TO INVENT IN SOME OOOD
V L ?' *'/' 'business that will Inr.tr fullest exaiuluation. no
uutlce teken of auv cominuuicatioiit lliat do not give sua
Sclent detail to enablo mo to Judge H Interview would be
desirable. C. 0. D.. box 102 liorubloRtee
Al'i W jii ? WA NTK 0. A~ 5 U SI NESS MAE TO TaKR
JJM.'M MX.an Interest In and charge of the New York
branch of a very profitable business. Address MEDICAL,
Herald office. ^ _ _ _
$' ft f l/U I TU If 11 I.OOO SI* EC IA L~C A PI f A L " W A NT
O.UuUcd iu a sale mercantile business; thorough In
vestigation offered. Principals address l| X , Herald olhee.
a 111 iwy} ?A CIVIL ENOINEBK V4NlS, IN
rjlj-"iu" V'.flrst class company ; tnusi ha able to taka or
secure this amount of stock. Address SURVEYOR, llerahl
oAico.
01.111 IMW1 WANTED.- ACTIVE OR .SPECIAL. I X A
?J*l I/.'J'/Ustaple dry goods manulacturing business
having a large and old established trade. Please address
BATCHhl.OK. Herald Uptown Branch office.
aoh / will -a"valuable ixtkrestTx A PAY
Jfggl/.'yU'y.Ing gas company for salo. with position as
secretary and treasurer, under salary : also Interests In two
smaller companies, with otficlal salaried positions for $5.0 O
and $I0.(MI respectively ; ten per cent, besides ea.ary. guar
anteed, and a reasonable certainty of 2.4 r>er eent per an
num dividends, with s steadily Increasing value of tbe prop
erty; no safer inveatment can be made. Kof particulars
call on o? addreu THE NATIONAL GAS COMPANY,
Builders oi Gas Works. 430 Walnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.
The price of the Hkbald to-day and henceforth will he
three cente.
ANOTHEB BIG COAL 8 ALE.
Ttio Dolxwnro nod Hndson llanal Company'* auction
?alt of IOO.iXK) tuns Lackawanna cual wan held yester
day, at tho Coal and iron Exchange Building, lu Coru
land! atreel, with the lollowiug result:?
Fits thousand tons steamer size was Oral offered
and sold to thn following pariioa:?Ward, Talbot A
Oiypbant, 1,000 tons at $3 10; D. EM., 2,0u0 at
$3 o7>, ; Clark ? Soauian. 1,.>00 at $3 C7>,, I. IX Kuril
Crook, 300 at |3 07>e ; Tucker, Swan A Co., 2,000 at
f3 07 J*
Twenty thousand tons grate size brought as lol
lows:?Ward, Talbot A Oiypbant, 6,000 tous at $3 10;
ll. A M , .i.OOO at $d 97hi X D. Kurtz Crook, 1,000 at
*?> o7), ; llopkias A Pomroy, 2,000 st (3 07 h; Ward,
Talbot At Oiypbant, 6,000 at $3 06; D. A M., 2,000 at
?3 02 V '
t wuuty-llvo thousund ogg aizo told as lolows:?
Ward, Talbot A Ulyphaut, 6,000 tons at t3 (Kir
tou; I'albot A Olyphulit, o.OOd tons at |3; Barton A
Ti pper, 300 tous at |d, IAR M.. i.OOO at U, ldur, Kn?
list! A son, 100 ton* at |3, L ndsley, 100 lona at |3;
Arbuckle, 100 Masnt $2,CarncG A Co., MO tenant $3,
i Rowland, 123 torn at <3; Coonin, 100 lont at $3; Ward,
1 Talbot & Olvphaul, i .ua it L'l, Charles Croukbiia,
j it*, iouj at |3. ilarjy, IJoiouinl Latterly, *J(M long
j al $3, Hopkins 4: Ibcnrii 2.dob tons u: f.'l
Ktltv thousand lona store sue aoM ?To Ward, Talbot
1 k Olypbant. ?,<P)0 tons at $4 lOperton. U. tV, i.OOO
i tuns at 14 10. !. I). Kuril Crook. l.OOo toua (4 07
| 0*lurhoai. 250 toua al (4 07 v, . Uowland, 500 toot it
1 14 0" s . Ward, I'a.bot \ Olvp!.mt, 5,000 toua at f4 '-'5
i Barton 5; l'upi>cr, 200 toua at $4 Oft: U. 5t M., 3.<jo0
[ lona at f I 03, 1. D. Kurt* Crook, l.OOo toua at *4 03
I Ward, Talbot A 'ilyphact, 5>ouioi<? at 14 0 2 1Hub
I be!>. 50otoni. Joint K<1 tc7ist> x Soli. I do tons; Bust
' w;ek. 200 toua; Hornbeck, 130 toua, Hatch 4k lylvr,
300 tons; l.atnpor. 400 toua . Mu' re, I, ooo tons; Jour
; dan. 200 toua. Barton A Tapper, Juo tons and
' Jano, 133 toua, al >4 03H- Hopkins A Pomo
roy, 3,do0 tuna al |4 03 >,. 11 one boom, 50(1
lona at $4 034,', 'lalerhout, 300 tona at |4 02S:
U Kurt a Crook, 5.000 tona at |4 03',; Lainper, 500
tona al |4 031,. Barton M Tupper, 100 lona ut |4 03)<{
Counler, 2 >0 lona at (4 03 i; Ward. Talbot A Oly
phaiil, 5,000 tona at $4 02 >4, Oaterbout. 200 too a at
$4 021,- Staples b I'n lllpa, 300 tou-at 14 0344, Kaff.
arty, 506 tona at $4 021;.
The a ventre price* attained were aa follow* ?
Steamer, 33 071. to |3 10; grate, $3 02 t, to $3 10; egg,
$3. atove |4 03 >, to $4 10 The aale thou a a slight de
eliue Irout their latt (ale, but the price* are better tban
thoae attained by the Scrauloa Company at their aale
on Wedneaday.
7Ar price of the llcaabu (o-<iuy uiwi henceforth *01U
be three cents.
THE NEW DELMONICO'8.
Tba new Deimonlco'i. on Broadway, near Pins
atreet, wat opened yeaierday, and darlug the day ih?
increasing flow of cuatom that kept pouring in gaea a
very sub-iamml encouragement to llio popular propria
etort ol tbla new enterprise. Kver sinco the Cham
ber* atreet bouse wan eloaed the butdnees men engaged
in that portion ol tbo city lying between Canal and
Wail streets have fell the want of a tirst elaaa restau
rant of the Doimontco brand, and ibay greeted the
new uomnr with a hearty welcome. The liouac opened
at eight A. M., and lor twelve hour* tho army ol wait
ers attending on the dilleruut floors wero kept hard at
work I ho lautillar lacc* of Mr. Siro Ueitiioulco and
Mr. .So 111 era. the cashier of (he old KourUoulli atreet
hou-o, greeted the customer* aa they dropped In, und
they occupied themselves during (he day doing the
buuors of the bouse nud showlug the guest* the ur
raugviui'Dts thai had lioen made lor thoir bencftt. i'ho
interual (tilings ol the house are plaiu and neat, and,
without having any appearuuee 01 ahow, combine
every neoossury id order to enjoy good, aolid couilorh
Down stair* at uoou there was a perfect rush at the
luuch counters, and in Hie main dining room on the
second floor there was liurdlv a single unoccupied table.
The private dining rooms on tlio floor abovo wore also
liberally patronized, and. iu (act, the proprietors had aa
much u* they could do in order to accommodate their
gursts. Tho opcuing of the new bouse baa also had n
benollclai cflcct iu relieving tbo overcrowded Broad
street house, which lor the past lew mouths hue been
dilod to overflowing. ?
The price of the Hkkalo to-day and henceforth will bt
three cents.
FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.
DgrnoiT, Mieh., Oct. 3d, 1871
The boiler In a mill al Marcellus exploded this morn
ing, killing Boorge Udell, tho fireman; George llubur,
a farmer, and Alfred Hughes, a telegraph operator,
aud fsto.ly injuring Alexander Taylor and Jainas Ma
jor. A number of other persons were budly scalded.
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.
Kl.vcil?Ciikxhv. ? At Klizsbetb, N J,, Tuesday, Oc
tober 34, 157(1, by the Kev. Jsnies Montgomery,
Chahlkb A. Kixcu, of Wcatfleld, N. J., to Carri* K.
CtlkXtY.
Moor*?Kxkd.?Al the roafdence of the bride's par
ents, October 35, by the Kev. Jaincs s. lUiritev. H.
ChaRlbs Uoo'kk, of Springtlcld, Musa., to J kxxik Lu
Uar Kkko, ol New York city.
Spriugtield papers plcusu copy.
O'Uittax?Di-x.vkk. ?1Thursday, October 18, 1870, nl
the Ubarcn ol St. Vtnceni Kerrer, bv tho Kev. Kaiber
Lilly, Daxis O'Hnia.x to Mary V Ou.n.vib, daukblerof
James Dunner, all of this city. The bridal party le/l
lor Philadelphia immediately slier tho ceremony.
piXRUtcroxT Kdwakh*? Watmhhumt.?Ou the 35th
Inst., at St. Peter's church, Westchester, by the Kev.
C. 11. Wyall, It. I)., PtgitRgrogT Howards, Esq.,
British Vico Consul, to A.xtoirktti Lavisici,
daughter ol Lanreuce Waterbnry, Ksq.
DIED.
Back.?At Jersey City, October 25, Lkoxard Back,
to ltie 86lh yenrol Inn age.
The relatives and iriendt of the finally, also the
veterans ol the war. of 1>12, are respectfully Invited to
attcud tho luueral, irom the first tiapmt church, lirovs
St., -Jersey City, on Saturday, October 28, at twelvo
o'clock. The ivmaios wilt be taken to Klizabelh, K.
J., tor interment.
Blair.?Ooiobor 26, 1876* Joux Blair, of eoasump
tlou, aged 40 years.
Him Irieada are invitod to attend the funeral, at tht
Presbyierian church, corner 2d av. and 14lh sL, tbil
day (Friday), tbe 27ta inst., at two o'cloca P. M.. with
out luribcr notice.
Ubicic.?Ou Thursday, Octabcr 26, lira. Jaxr Brics.
Notice ol funeral bi-roafter.
Cowitox. ?October 26, Richard Cowaox, native of
New York city, aged 32 years.
The frionds of the latnily are Invited to attend bis
faueral, from bis late residence, 400 hast 75th sL, on
Saturday, 28th lust., at uue o'clock, to Calvary Ceme
tery.
Dkxibv.?On Octobor 25, after a long and severe ijl
ness, Ricuaud Dkxirv, the beloved son of Mrs. Kllea
Doutef, Hi tbu 21st year of his age.
The relatives and frtouds ol the family are respect
fully invited to attend his lunoral, on Friday, tbe 27th
InsL, at hali-pusl one o'clock, irom his late residence
324 Wc*i3Sib at., New York city.
Dlxox, ? At Nyack, October 24, Carouxb, widow ol
John M. Dixon, aged 65 years.
funeral from her Into residence, at Nyack, Friday,
October 27, at one 1'. M.
Glravv.?In Brooklyn, on 25lb InaL, Samcbl A.,
youngest son oftbo luto Thomas Gloavy, agod 22 yesra
and 6 months.
Ills Iriends and the members of tbe Class of 1871 and
1872, SL John's College, Fordham; of the Class ol 1874,
Columbia I at or School, and ol the Xaner Aluinni So
dality, aro respectfully Invited to attend his lunoral, on
Saturday, at bull-past nine A. M., Irom hie late rest*
dence. No. 74 aL Murk's av. Services ul SL Augus
tine's church, corner ol 5th av. uud Bergen sL
Washington uud Philadelphia pa|>ers pleuso copy.
Guuciarul ? Of apoplexy, ou Thursday evomog. tl
ten inIiiutea beloro tea P. U., Koiavia Uucciakul aged
60 yoars, born lu Palermo, Italy.
'Ibe reUtivaa aud Iriends aro invited to attend the
funeral ou Sunday, el two o'eieuk P. M., front his rust
delict'. No. llh Kluabellt sL
JaxNiNoa? At West Farms. N. Y.. 24th Inst., Chab
lottk Aksi.u, daughter ol the late Webb aud Hannah
Jennings, aged 47 yoars.
Tho relatives and Irtsods are invited is attend her
funeral, ou Friday, 27ih InsL, at hulf-paat two P. M.,
front the Koformod ctiureb at West Farms
Kknvox.?At Sacrumcnto, CaL, Uciobur 17, Koward
B. Krryox, sou ol Lelllla J. and tbo lute William U.
kenyoo.
lUmuins will be Interred at Woodlawn, Friday, Oc
tober 27. Kulattvos aud Iriends will lake tbe 0.15
tram Irom 42d aL
Maxwbli.? Suddenly, at Mott Haven, October 25,
1876, William Hs.xmt Maxwkll, In tbo 58tb year of tola
age.
Kolativea and friends are respectfully invited to
altuud the lunoral, from his luto residence, Uuena
KhIgo, ou Friday, October 27. at ball past sloven A. M.
Miiiiaslis. ? Mahuabkt Micuaslis, who ol Xathaa
M ichaclis, on Thursdsy, October 2d, In the 31st year ol
her age.
The funeral takes place Friday. October 27, at tea A.
M., irom the residence 233 West 38lh sL
Washixutox l/onos. No. 10, LOR B.?Tbo breth
ren ol this lodge are requested to moot at 233 W est
88th sL, Friday, 27th tusL, half past nine A. M., to at
loud the luueral ol tbo iaio Mrs. Micbaells, daughter of
our brother Leo Friodlandor.
J. DAVIDSON, President.
Moors.?On Wednesday, October 25, at Lcoota. N.
J., Clarissa Viirrlaxd, widow ol the Imto Samuel J.
Moore, in the 76th year ol her age.
Itelallves aud frionds are rt'Speellully Invited to at
tend the lunural, from her late rooldeuce, on Saturday,
October 26, at elovcn o'clock A. M. Northern Kailroud
tram leaves loot ol Chambers SL at 0:45 A. M.
Mohuhr.?Suddenly, ou Wednesday evening, Oetobor
25, 1876, Pktru H. Moans, in tbe 54th year of his age^
rod of tbu late John Morase.
The relatives and Iriends of the family are respect
fully tnvuid to atlond his funeral, Irom his luto resi
dence. No. 214 West 50th SL. on Satnrday, October 21,
nt one o'clock P. M.
MVhikh-m. ?On Thursday, October 26, Jaxs, wife ol
John D. Murdoch, in the 86t!t yearol her ago.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
Olsskx. ? At Annandalc, N. Y., ou Wednesday night,
tbe 2oth lust., Maky K Olsskx, only daughter ol tbo
late fcdward J. Olsion, of Now York.
Funeral service on Saturday, tbo 2Stb InsL, at the
Church ol SL James ibe Less, Jcaredalo, N. Y., on
arrival of the Harlem Railroad train leaving Grand
Central Depot at 11:3d A.M. Kelattven and frteudo
are invited to attend.
Scurxcb. ?.Suddenly, at Pishkili, on the Hudson,
T. J. B. St'MKxck, in the 63U year of bis age.
Funeral services on Friday, tbe 25th, at half-past
two P. M. _
Scmwahts City Lowih, 408, F. axd A. M.?Basra*
rkx?You are requested to uteel at ioutc Kuoioa, Ma
souto temple, on Friday, tbo 27Hi, at twelve o'clock
sharp, to pay the last tribute of reaped to our laiO
worthy Brother William Scbwarti. Funeral will tako
place Irom hta late residence. 13 Last 3d sL By order,
V JOHN HOPKINS, Master. ,'
A. F. Maiikrxhol*. Secretary.
SuALuitxas-iY.?On October 25, KirHAkD Snaron
xrssy, alter a abort and sevore illnosa, la the 2tfth
year of bis ago.
ItelatiYOR and IrlendR of the family are respectfully
Invited to attend toe funeral, which wtll take place this
Friday, at ooe o'clock, from his late resideooe, 63 Car
mine si.
Sroxa.?Suddenly, on October 26, Oux Apocsta,
wile ol II. C. Stone.
rtio luncrof will take place from her late residence.
No. 76 Lesiogton av., on Suuday, 20th irsl, at una
o'clock.
rvuKSLL?On tbo Mlk, Oboboi A. T thrill, aged
35 years.
rite iriends of toe faaniiy are respectfully Invited Id
attend the musral, irom 227 Waal 16th ak, on knaday,
Wtk, at two otlooki

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