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THE SACRAMENTO DISASTER.
[CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.]
taeken: August UaoL'^cu, slightly hurt about the
katd; Frank Wilder, slightly hurt iu tliei.de; Michael
Tennv, dead ; S. W. I'erry, janitor at the Coon House,
Instantly killed; Frank Meyers, com no.-..tor ul the j
Record-Union, killed; William J. Foster, compositor of :
the Record-Union, killed, an unknown Spaniard,
aially injured; an unknown man, dead; Henry Tace, ;
badly bruised; Kcra Wooison. fatally luiured; Vulon- i
tine, employe ol tbe Western Union Telegraph 1
Company, hurt; a boy named Wnite, sunnily
hurt, Fred Smith, leg broken; William Ma?sey, dead,
a nephew ot the wile or E. h. Ames, Freddie Gibson,
a paper earner, seriously injured In the javra and an
kles, Frank Chapman, a stranger in the city, badly
hurt; W. H. Uoker, slightly huit; Dr. H. h. ilrtritf,
?ye bruised; Miss Porter, actress, nurt; A. Loreit, se
riously If not lalatlj hurt; & W. Freeman, hurt about
the head; Scotty Burns, barkeeper at the Western
Hotel, slightly hurt; Thomas Cox, bruised, E. W. Har
ris, bruised about the aruis and shoulders; George Car
penter, leg and urtn broken; Gvorge Griiusbaw. State
House, badly hurl; James Todd, bookkeeper, Seventh
and K streets, badiy hurt on bipand hp; J. W. Horioo,
Bed BlaiT, badly bruised; Peterson, a stranger at
the International Hotel, leg broken ; L. M. Slocuni,
badly hurt lp the arms and bead, and is at tbe Inter
national; Frank Wickmiro, ot A T Nelson's shop,
badly bruised; Arthur Miller, cut over the eye, badly;
Thomas Woudlc, killed (body removed to his rcsldoncc.
Tenth and V) streets); Fred Smith. with Crocker A
Co., leg broken In two places; A. McKay, Eugene
Fdohe. Grass Valley, cat In the head; Dick 1'sInter,
hurt In the hip and tinge is mashed.
A large number or tho seriously wounded were ablo
to reach their homes without assistance. and many
whose names were not ascertained were carried away
by frtcuds. Many ol tne injured wcro transient guc-ste
at tho hotels. The sccidvut created great excitement,
and the scene ol tho disaster is still thronged. Tho
exact condition ol these unfortunate* cannot now be
ascertained, nor can the entire list be given. -Ml the
ph/alcians In tho city were at once culled, aud backs
we're engaged In taking the wouuded to their homes
and holela and oltlccs or surgeons. Tho building Is
owitca by Mr. Mageu, n non- rendeut of the city. J. W.
Wilson, proprietor of the livery stable under the
theaire, woe llio lessee ol the stable, aud la pecuniarily
damaged In a large sum by lite smashing of hacks uud
carriages. A tieario, costing #4,000, is among the
crushed property. The damage to the building is
tome $3,oo0. The roof remains.
GIGANTig INVESTMENTS.
ONE HCNDUED AMD FOBTY-SF.VEN MILLION DOL
LARS IN BEAL ESTATE HELD BY NEW YOUE
INSURANCE COMPANIES?THE EFFECT OP THE
DECLINE IN VALUES A LOS8 OF FOBTY MIL
LIONS.
The failure of the Continental Life Insurance Com
pany and tbe exposure of tne severe efleots ol the do
ctino In real estulo on tbe assets of Insurauce companies
has caused a leeltcg ot uneasiness and apprehension on
the part ol policy holders. Men Insured tor large sums
have visited the companies and sought comlort and, of
course, obtained IL Tbe bulk ot the assets of the com
pauios doing bustnoss In this city consist of first mort
gages on bouses and lands, prlncipslly In this city and
State, although the sum investod in Philadelphia and
Bostou and some ol the Western cities is quite large.
Aa tbe decline in New York real estate is estimated
at Irom thirty to forty par caut tbo loss sustained by
the companies is severe It has been gradual, how
ever, aud lor the last eighteen months the companies
have nqt touched real estate security, union* It was of
the very heat character and loss was an impossibility.
While tn years past the average amount ol business
done lu loaning money en mortgages was trom
$12,000,000 to $14,000,000, for the ten months of this
iresr it Is estimated thattba investments will not reach
$3,000,000, while over $20,000,000 have been Invested
In United States bonds. It Is now almost
Impossible to negotiate a loan with an
Insurance company or asavtngs bank. They aronfraid
that real estate has not yet "touched bottom," and
then it Is a security which cannot readily be negotiated
and turned Into cash. This is the source ol weakness
ertlh the insurance cotnpanlos to-day. Nearly every
corporation bos mortgages tne Interest on which re
mains unpaid, and they are afraid to foreclose during
the present couditiou of tbo market, lor recent ex
periences have abowu that the hiuouiiu bid will not
cover the lirat mortgngoa. Wbito 0110 class ol real
estate may not have decreased tu value, another class
in?y have lallen more than Ulty per cent. A remark
aole evidonce ol this was given by the sale ol tbo Third
Avenuo Savings Bank building. This establishment
cost the bank $230,000, yet it was sold to tho
new Brewers' Bank for $85,U00, and tho Third Avenuo
Bank Trustees were glad to got that sum lor it. II tbe
Insurance companies were compelled 10 realize upon
securities le-dny they would no doubt be 111 as unior
lunate u predicament as tne savings institutions which
receutly lallod. The receivers have endeavored to re
alise tbe nmouuts loaned by the directors and have
tailed, and it Is not likely that iho other corporations
have been more carciul or shrewd than tbe bank man
agers, who thought tbey were lending on the best of
security. The amount ot money loanod on bond and
mortgage, and Invested in real estate, by the lire and
life Insurance companies of this city, is something
stupendous. Tbo figures will be fouud below.
IXSt'BAXCM IXVKSTNKSTS IN NKAL XSTATK.
Invested in Bond* Heal Eslate
Same of Company. and Mortgages. Umud.
$183,350 ?
Aiueriean 208,700 ?
linurican Kxcbango 1S.3U0 ?
Amity 11, SOU ?
Arctic 35.600 _
Brewers' and Malsters' 10,000 ?
Broadway 40,000 ?
Citizens' IO-i,U5U $UI,000
City 202, doO 3,000
Clliilon 04,400 ?
Columbia 32,3>0 ?
Commerce...... 60.000 ?
Commercial 01,060 ?
Continental Dsn,Too $80,000
Eagle 310,0*5 <6,000
Empire City 144,500 ?
Exchange 104,660 ?
Karrsgul 00,500 ?
Firemen's 07,000 ?
Fircuivu's Fund 21,400 ?
Geuuard. ? 85,275 4,050
livriuauia 715,700 60,487
Globe..................... * 100,000 ?
Greenwich 127,801 ?
Guaranty *0,000 ?
Guardian 18,300 ?
Hamilton 74,524 ?
ltauovei 320.026 17,100
Hollmau 177,093 ?
Home 2,024,553 ?
liupo. 85,800 -?
Howard 80,600 126,000
Importers and Tradera' 78,760 ?
Irving 86,400 ?
J cller son 276,476 ?
Knickerbocker 7o,930 126,000
Lamar.. . 68,900 ?
l.ennox 22,0ou ?
Lorillurd 78,uoo ?
Manhattan 221,273 0,000
Manufacturers and Builders' 61,WOO ?
Mechanics and Traders' 349,850 ?
Mercantile 72,000 ?
Merchants' 3pj,5oO ?
Metropolitan 139,881 jo.600
National 249.500 4,000
New York Bowery 252,800 ?
Now York Equitable. 226,800 _
New York. 188,479 70,000
Produce Exchange 14,000 _
Niagara 110,000 13,500
North Ktvor 338,40*1 is,too
Pacific 218,260 76,900 1
Peoples' 3MJ00 _
l'oter Cooper 29,250 ?
Relief 110,250 _
Republic 197,100 67,690
Resolute 12.000 _
Rutgers 243,000 68.500
Saieguard 20,0uu ?
Standard 68.000 _
bur 154,000 _
iSU Nicholas. 52,112 26,000
Stuyvesant. 86,200 7,886
Tradesman's 131,200 ?
United States 181,600 ?
Totals $11,043,378 $1,491,281
? Kan ASTATIC IXVSSTAKXTS OF TIIH UFS ISSt'KA.NCS
CUMPAXIM.
The following Is tho umouui of tbe Investments of
tbe life insurance companies doing business lb this
city. Tbe roal estate owned cDiclly couslsts ol build- j
lugs In whicfi ure (be business unices ol the various j
corporslioua. Wlitlo tbe greater partol Ifie money (
loanod la on New York real estate, quite a large sum ?*
Invested in the large citlee ot other Mates:?
Jieal Astute li-wls H'al Estate, i
'Same of Company. awl Mortgage*. tost value. j
Anterieau Popular $78,187 ?
Brooklyn (New York city). 1,188,1.60 $13,429
Equitable 17,Os5,w52 6,03),485
Gvrraama 46,374.810 $4,369
Globe Mutual i.688,642 049.550
Honioopuihlc 299,781 30,829
Knickerbocker 2,371,392 005,2(7 1
Manhattan 6,506,894 48,038
Metropolitan 612,250 105,160 ,
Mutual 60,071,190 8.322.855
New York 17.085,597 1,800,241
North Amer.oa 1,98-5,254 l,u62.0oo
Security 30,083 400,8*6
United 8tales 2,777,407 27,219
Universal 2,?28,670 570,777
Washington 2,353,284 69,680
World Mutual 96,ooo 9,000
Touts $121,311,729 $13,999,282
grand total $135,.too,nil
Add to tlia life companies the amount invested by
tbe llroairgaolzatioas and toe aggregate suiu luvcste'd
tn real (state and mortgages will li? $147,837,688. A
decline <>l even tweuiy dve per cent In these invest
moulf, winch does not cover bv any meant tho decline
In ike vuluo of real estate lu this city slnuo these
mortgages were made, would show a losa to tbe com
panies ol nearly $4u,090,000. l o what extent the cap
ital of (lie various institutions Is ailcctcd me reports
ot the companies do not show, for the as*?dM are
quoted at the sauic Uguri* as in years gone t; w hen
teal estate was at Its highest hgur*.
FINANCIAL AND
The Events of the Week?Movement
of Stocks ana Money.
THE DECLINE IN GOLD, j
Government and Railway Bonds?Foreign
Cuminfree?The Balaue? of Trade
in Onr Favor.
Wai.l St.-.sit. 1 I
, ScXSAY. Not -6, 18T?J j |
"They tool no to tbe top of my bent," exclaims ,
Hamlet, after having put Felonious through acoursoof |
natural history ana mskiag him m.x weaseI aud whale .
in an idiotic tumble. No cries the stuck jobber, 1
viciously advening to the railroad managers, who j
have looted iiiui with lair promises of peace aud jug- ;
filed lit id out ol his dollars by loul persistence until j
speculation baa become a burden and the futuro
a fog. Nevertheless, upon this very uncertainty, |
this hesitancy between peace and war. has ;
turned whatever (here was ol stock business '
during tho week. It early began to be rumored '
that, although Mr. Jessup had not used his authority
to call together tbe railway contestants In lormul con- :
gress, there had yet been some sort ol assimilation be- I
tween tho jarring oloments, In n quiet way, which was
likely to lend to harmonious unanimity In the end. A
dinner pill nad been adnnuistered somehow to the suf- ]
fercrs Irotn indigestible discord, and tho functions of ?
tho railway uoiporutinn wore to go on tor tho future
free from spasms or competition. Believers in a
radical euro bought stocks; disbulicvers, who thought >
the ruuiudy might be patched up, but nut crud.
icated, sold them prudently and sparsely. So, the
preponderance ol faith being on the side of tho bulls, '
and the disposil.on to back it up alto, there resulted
a strong market and a genoral improvement In all
railroad prices. Lake Shore, the Northwestern! aud
Michigan Central were head and front in the move
ment, the first bocauso of assistance from Us old
friends, with a side push from Twenty-third street;
the second from the circumstance that souie favorable
figures bad been squeezed out or it, and the third
from no particular reason except that It bad been
smuggled Into good company and was deriving the
benelit of respectable companionship.
Meantime the coal stocks wero gelling more and more
under a cloud beneath the application of tho second
rulo oi arithmetic to existing quotations as well as to
tho prices obtained at the public sales oi their pro
duct. With cood reason, too, lor the result of tbe
auction sales showed an avcrago decline or from forty
to iluy cents per ton on tho rates obtained In October,
while it established. In addition, u well grounded be
lief that dividends wore ol less likely occurrence than
financial embarrassments. Under this pressure prices
gave way Irotn tour to live per cent, some long stock
finding its way to market, while the short Interest was
vastly increased.
At the middle ol tbe week there was a complete re
versal of the speculation, railway shares slipping off
to lower figures, wnile the coal stocks were climbing
toward hotter ouos. Ouco again the railroad poacowas
declared to bo a myth, aud operators on tbe long side
found that they were sold, if their stocks were not,
producing a situation directly tbe roverse of their In
tention, while the short sellers ol tbe anthracite
fancies found themselves in an equally bad
plight wlion they saw prices rtso under
the scarcity ol cash slock and tho turn j
of tho screw In tho hands of the shrewd
operators who appreciated tho opportunity. With
this sec-saw In prices passed the first four days In tlio
week, leaving the lost two to drag on at steady quota
tions aud without feature, although renewed promises
of a cessation in railroad hostilities wero made with
mure possibility of truth thao ever.
lic.\ ond resting like a uigbtmaro upon the market,
tbe political situation both at home and abroad hss
bad little or no ellect. It bas stopped tbewbeels of
trade, but it bas not thrown the machine out of gear,
and low peoplo believo tbat complications will arise of
a sufficiently serious nature to produce that result.
TUK TRANSACTIONS OF THM WKKK.
The following tablo shows tbe opening, highest
and lowest sales, rogalar way, or the principal stocks
daring tho post week, together with tho number of
shares dealt to:?
Ao. of Open- fliph- Lou
Shares, tug. tit. tit.
Alton and Torre Haute... 1.400 a 2?
Chicago an<l Northwest's. 8,070 34 *, 30 341
Chicago and N. W, pref... O.iOO 68 V 60',' ft; if
Chicago, K. 1. and PaciDc. 'JO.008 <>0 'hi*, 9x?f
CO., Uur. nnd Quiucy.... 338 112V 113 112?'
C., C.. C. and 1 70S 30 ;ts 14
Cleveland nnd Pittsburg.. 036 88',' ss*, 8?i*
Chicago and Alloa 600 99), 99> p?t
Del., l.uck. nud Western. 128,66ft 7?>. ' ;n uj
DeL nnd Huftnou 4,625
American Kx press 'ft48
IJ. S. K sprees 30ft
Erie ; 16,271 __
Harlem 220 130 130 13a
Hannllinl and St. Joseph. l,4oo 13 1:51* i?i*
llunulbai and Sit. Jo. pr... 000 21V 20 2412
Illinois Central 4,100 ?" -* ?
l-ske Shore 280,00ft
Michigan Cenlrul 71 070 42'4 44** 4*">i
Morris and Kate* 1,788 ?oj4 mo; yo
Milwaukee and St. l'aul.. 11,760 19>, 20 * i?i
Milwaukee and St. Paul p( 40,040 61*. 63V fto^*
Now York Ceulral 3,031 "**' ? - - *
New Jersey Central 27,089
Ohio and Mississippi 23,810
Pacific Mail 10,600
Panama '207
Puis, and Fort Wayne... 420
l'acliic 01 Missouri 500
Quicksilver 2,210
Quicksilver preferred '600
TuL, WaOash and West,7,760
Union Pacific l,aoa
Western Union Tel 26,640 71*; ;?>>* :ij
Ohio preferred 1,100 8? l0"? '*-?
M. .. and M Co 1,000 6* 5 i *
W abash preferred loo
Gold
Total for the week 723,670
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TH* MO.NKT MAUKKT.
The principal truusacilons in call loana during the
week wero on the biuis ot 3 and 4 per cent, but at the
close the rates wero 2 per cent. There is yet no
healthy activity Su business circles, and anxiety still
prevails with reference to the political result and us 1
commercial Influences. The banks and trust com- '
panies are maktog loane at 6 per conk Couuocr- !
clal paper of llret class is scarce and quotations are
nominal. Wo quote 60 to 1)0 day prune dry goods bills
rccolvablo at 4>. to 5,i? per cont. Four months' ac
romances are 6 to 6 and good single nanus ft to 8.
Grocery paper Is in good demand at 6 a 6 per rent tor
lour months' noses and 4 >4 i? 6?4 for 60 nay Cuba and
other acceptances. Single name is rated at 0 a 8.
FOMKi* SXCUASGS.
Foreign exchange closed dull. We quote:?
Sterling?
Sixty du>s* sight 4.81 u ,*?
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Cable transient 4,83.4 a 4.'S4W
Commercial 4.70 , 4 80?
Pari*? '?
Sixty diiya' sight 6.'22* n 5.21
Demand... 6 2? 6J
Cable 1 rnnsfcr* 5 17* a ft 16
Commercial.. , ftW
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Sixty duys'sigbt 04, 9,,.
Demand Pft*; .,7"
cable transits W6, *
Commercial 93 , a 94
THK OOI.n MAHKKT.
Tho following shows the course ol the gold market
during the week
Upttnng. Ifghrst, Low>u Clottnn
Monday lu!i,'? Kit)', i,M,,
"unlay 1UU!4 10J 109 w 1W '
Wednesday.... lull', D 9 >, low, luu^
Thursday ion-, loo*, 109), 1W
Friday 10914 l09;. low'i"
Saturday loy, 10914 ius? 1(W^
It is not diracull lo trace this sharp decline of J4 per
eent during the last week to thu hear/ shipmsius ol
ttu
A iked.
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4 76
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specie that hare been made In to:* directum from ring
land. The truth is thai for the r*si two year* the bal
ance ot trade haa been ateadlly enlarging iu our favor,
and the promise Is that this year's baianco will greatly
increase the dift'ereuco. Tho lollowiug will be found
of interest in tbU connection
?xroRTS ash isrutri
The foreign commerce of the port lor the seek was
as follows:?Imports of dry goods aud general mer
chandise, (4,578,916; produce exports, (5,872,740, and
si>ecie ex|>ortt, $213,553. The total imports of dry
goods and general merchandise smce January 1, this
year, were (283.222,059. against (292,225.627 lor
inocorre:>|>onuing period of last year, and $25'.),<123,792
In lb75. The total exports of produce since January 1,
this year, were (240,401.bl J, against (227,0611,7(14 for
the coriesponding period last year, and (200,109,140
in 137j. The total exports ot siwci# since January
of Hue year were (41,913,820. The total imports of
S|?cl? dnr.ng the week were (2,900,819, of which
(2,033,32.1 was gold co:n.
(OISS AND DULUUX.
The following are the nominal quotations represent
ing the price in gold for other coin:?
Amerii-au trmdo dollar?
American silver (half and quar. dels.)
American silver (dunes)
Mexican dollars, old aud uew
English stiver
Five rruncs
Tbalers
Fagloh sovereign
Twenty francs
l ine silver bar.-', (1 17a |1 IS >y per ounce.
Kins gold bars, par to '4 per ciui premium ou the
Mint value.
covjcrxmxxt box us
daring the week have been in good request and show
a decided improvement. The buyers cautlnuo to rep
resent n class ot Investors with whom, judging from
! rosults, these securities are lucreasmg iu lavor. Sav
ings banks and linurancu companies lire absorbing
; large amounts for the purpose, as is believed, of
i strengthening themselves In anticipation of tbcJauu
? ury statements. > tve-iwcn:les of lso j, 1S07 and lbfil
are In demand.
Tho rongo in prices since January 1, 1876, and the
amount nl each class ot bonds outstanding November
1, 1876, were as lollows:?
, Since- Jan. 1. ,
Loiccx!. li i'lkot.
6s, 1SSI, rcg 115*, Oci. 7 123 ', Feb. 23
. Us, 1881, coup... lluj, Oct. 9 124Junelrt
i 6s, fi-ibs, 1866, coup.... 109 Nov. 13 118,', Mch 13
< Us, 6-20s, 1S65, now, coup 111.", Oct. 7 121 Juuo29
6s,'-6-20s, 1867, coup .... 1144,' Oct. 9 1231,' Junel&
6s, fi-20s, 1868, coup.... 110 Oct. 16 124', June22
6s, 10-40s, reg 113 Oct. 7 119', Jan. 29
5s, 10-4OS, coup. 113>, Oct. 9 121.', Feb. 2S
5s. funded, 1831, coup.. 112<? Nov. id 119 Feb. 21
4>,s. 1891. reg 110 Nov. 18 111>, Oct. 28
6s, currency, reg 122', Jan. 6 128 Feb. 22
, Amount A op. 1. ,
liegtiterrd. Coupon.
6s. 1881, reg (193,'667,850 ?
(is, 1881, coup ? (39,068,500
Us, 6-2US, 180;>. coup 86,668,050 114.900,600
?s. 6-20s, 1866. new, coup 61,019,150 140,083,950
Us, 6-20S, l?-0", coup. 94,421,350 216.201, 400
6s, 6-20S, 1868, coup 15,176.500 22,297,300
6s, 1C-40S, reg 141,860,300 ?
I 5s, 10-40S, coup ? 62,706,000
I 6s, funded, 1881, coup... 220,659,7(0 200,834,450
4 1891, rcg. ? ?
| Us, currency, rcg 64,023,612 X ?
KA1LKOJ.U HON Da.
Tbo transactions in this deportment bove been at
tended with more than ordinary Interest, especially
concerning tbo bonds of Ohio and Mississippi and
Toledo and Wabash. In both or tbese instances,
pnees having reached a very low ebb, they reacted
ooe.lent to now influences wblch have been Intro
duced Into the situation. Of tbo former It Is said that
the road will probably be foreclosed or reorganized
under the second mortgage and pass into the bands of
the Baltimore and Ohio Company. Tbo flrat mortgage
bonds arc alleged to bo abundantly secured. The ad
vuuee lu the issues ol Toledo and Wabash was due to
the announcement of tbo Stockholders' Committee
tlist an amicable adjustment or all differences between
tbo shareholders aul the holders of the gold mortgage
bonds bad been efi'ected. The sale recently tnude at
Toledo has been confirmed by mutual consent, and
a new corporation Is to be organized, in wblch the old
stockholders hare the privilege of participating. Tbo
net income ol' the company for tho year ending June
uo, 1876, was $062,056. In this connection the lollow
iug letter froin tho President, Mr. J. A. Koosevcil,
will be read with interest:?
To tuk Kunon ok tiik II an alii:?
In order.that no misapprehonsion may arise in ref
erotics to the confirmation ol the saio of the Toledo.
Wabash and Woaicru road, I would state, for the in
lormation ol those who buve an Interest lu tho stuck,
that wliun the present Hoard was eleclod we lound
lliut a sale ot tlie road had taken place aud been con
firmed in Ohio, and only awaited confirmation in Indi
ana uud Illinois, wbicb sale, II coulirmed la tuosc lat
ter .Smics, would leave tbo stockholders absolutely de
prived Ol ull tlieir property, We, therefore, en to rod
Into negotiations with tbo holders of the gold bonds,
who had obtained a judgment against tho road lor
ta,<500,ooo, lor the purchase on behalf of tho slock- ;
holders ol this judgment lor $1,two,000, cash, and the
bank debt ot $903,0U0. Tbo tortus ol the purchase
were as followsThree gertlotncn were nuuted as
trualees to buy the road lor $1,600,000 and organizes
new company, giving to each stockholder the right to
subscribe to stock in the newly organized company
wulmi thirty days Irotu this date, upon tbo surrender
of bis old certificates and tbo payment ol $10oneacn i
share aud interest Irom November 1, said payment to |
bo made in five instalments within tbe yoar 1877 or j
in one payment at tbo option ot the stockholder. 1
for such payment he wilt receive a cer
tificate of tttll-paid stock or the sumo
amount as tho one surrendered. This will
leave the road tu tho fol.owtug condition:?Bonded
debt about $17,600,000, Intnk debt ubout $903,000,
with accrued interest lor two years. Tho banks have
agreed to cxteud tbo payment or their debts over Uvo
years, one tilth each your. Tho gold bond mortgage
will be satisfied. aud all Ibo leases and ol tier obligai ions ,
cancelled. The roud uud equipments are in excellent
order an J tho receipts largely increasing. In order
that the stockholders may understand the value of
their properly 1 would say Ihut the receipts were:?
For 1871, $5,730,000; lor 1872, $0,000,000; Tor 187a, I
$.i,708,000; lor 1874, $.'i,047,000; lor 187$, $4,004,000; '
lor *1870, $4,500,000. Tlio incroaso over last tour lor |
tho billowing throe months bus boon:?August,
$100,725; September, $78,189; October, $-17,344. Any
stock not subtcribvd lor by tno present stockholders 1
will bo allotted to ibote wtio do eubscribs. or takon by <
tho Foreclosure Committee.
J. A. ROOSEVELT, President. ;
?I.ast three month* estimated.
Wltb reference to the rest of tbo bond market It may {
be described as Irregular and dull. Many securities, '
responsive to the depression which exists, are appar
ently selling below tbelr real valde; but It la believed !
they will advance with tho reappearance of better
times. Shrewd investors are evidently taking advan
tage of thia opportunity.
aotrTfteitx state noxna.
There Is little doubt that bat for the unsettled con
dition of poll)leal ufiuirs a decided improvement would
have been noted In tboao specialties. Immediately
after the election a sharp Inquiry waa made for South
Carolines and Louisiana*, aud tho asking prices were I
advanced. Now, however, prices are variable. South '
C irultnas have (alien off, Louisiana consols are weaker,
Virginias are lower and Tenncssees and Alabama* ,
steady.
nraoRAMii.
A late London letter states that a loan has joat been
Introduced by Meairs. Baring k Co. lor ?2,5(H),000 for |
the Dominion ol Canada In bonds bearing interest a'
the rate ol 4 per cent per annum. The price of ibiu*
fa ?91 per ?100 bond und the Instalments extend until
Joly next. The loan is redeemable In thirty years. |
Owing to the abunduueo of money tho applications >
wore ao numerous that the lists were kept open only ,
one day.
A loan of $1 500,000 six per cent gold bonds, redeem. :
able In 1900, on bebalf of the city of Cincinnati and lor
tbe purpose ol completing the Cincinnati Southern
Railway, has also been introduced. They are offered I
at 96*.
The sale of tbe Augusta and Port Royal road will I
take place December 7, at 1'ort Royal, S. C., in accord- 1
anco with a decree ol the Cltcuu Court, District of i
South Carolina. In tbe suit of tbe Union Trust Cora- |
pauy of Now York et aL vs. tbe l'ort Royal Railroad j
Company. The Georgia Railroad is an Indoraer on
$500,000 ol the bonds.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
tiatrssTOX, Nut. 35, tsT.i.
Culiou *teudy; rvlddtng. UV-; lew middling. Ill''c.;
good ordinary. 10'4C. Nut receipt*. 6,7i?t tuilei. Ex
port*?Tu Croat lliltaln, 3.225; coastwise, 25M. Halea,
3.1)4*. 8 lock, 1IO..A5.
Nkr- Oki.h.vi, Nov. 25, lfiTO,
Cotton ttrnng: middling, 11 ijc.; low middling, 11','c.;
good ordinary. I'??a?. Net receipt*. 4,780 bain; grow*,
<>.4t'W. Export* tu Great ltrualii, 4,504. 8*lr*. n,7W.
Stock, 250,418.
Mount. Not. 25, MTU.
Cotton ?troBx : middling, 11 a IIW.; low middling.
"|7k>.; SO" 1 ordinary, l??,r. Nut rccelM*. 7.5*2 bale*; groa.,
1,072. xport*?To France, I.J?i: unulw u. 345. aaloa
2.5UU Stuck. .VI,"HO.
MiVAS.TSH, Not. 25. IS7H.
Cotton firm. go-id demand; middling. IIlaw mldtl.lnjr.
11 .'?c.; good ordinary. IO*,c Net rrcelpl*, 3,7111 bale* hx
poru to l.roal Hntain, J.JUJ. sate*. 2. AW. .iluck, H tAUti.
CiiAasasm.V, Nov. 25. 1M7*?
Cotton aetlra and Irmir; middling, UJgt., low middling
It*?c.; ?ood ordinary, a He. Nil receipts, 3,id#s ,
bale*. A.*.p?ru iw Great Britain. 1 41*2. Sales. 1U0U !
blow*. Il5,3:13.
VV'i.minN C., N??v. 25,
bp;rit* turju mine firm at 54. c. Uwuh dill n |l 7.'? for ?
?W*iuttJ. far itrong At
Osun.o. N. Y., N'.v. 3b. 1870.
Flour 11 achat)ged; sale*. I,2<Ktt?oU Wheat firm; No. 2
Milwaukee Club, 0! 3! ; No 1 a hit* Michigan. ?1 43:#Xtr*
do. do., f 1 49 No I a hi lo Toledo. # 1 45. Ci.rn unchanged j
Kirl#y dull, *ale?, R.uju bushci* 'aii ad a by iimple, at
#1 <?-?%: No, n Cnrmda livid at #? (42. Corn meal tin
changed. Militt-ed uacIuih^I. liaitroad fwtgliU?
lo ll<i?toti 35c . ;?? Near S ??rk. 35c.; to Albanv. .'*e. l.aku ;
receipts?Wheat, 17,5<i) busueL, bailey. 23,?>j0 lo. Kail
road shipiiieut*?Flour, 1,5i 4j bid a.
lltrruo, Not. 2j, IST'V
Lake receipts?Coin. 32,000 bushels; wheat. Jttt.OUO do.
b arley. 5.4iH do. \ oat*, J'U AM?do. . p?*A*. 7,#'?do Noia.I
road receipts. Uaiirowd siif{iiu<>i.ts?Corn, ibuiltflli
wheat. 244,i'.*? do. ; barley. 2ti,tM<o do. , oe:?, 4y.; |
r>? . 4,00 ?.do Canal sUlpruutus to interior points Wheal, '
14,5<nj. Flour dnl. *?!** of ?.?*ibhla.. prues nucha lived. 1
Wheat in ^?i0d milling do in and and tmu . ?ul?? of l?,UAi
tu'heishard M intifvoiu at # I 35, 5.t*A)d.i. N? I Milwaukee
cluh a. f 1 83: lMkJ?d?u lin en l#ay club on private term*, j
Corn quiet Riid t'liy ; sale* i,<**i Lusf.els low mixed Toledo i
ml 53%e. ; do. No 'Jtnixod Western on private term*: J
lit.iA*'do al .Vie. Out* and rye neglected, Marlev in light
demand: sale* ? f 4's* bushcis'Can idn at imJt. Mull iu fair
irude demand and nnuiinAiii* uiicliati^ed Soe'l* quiet. i eas i
in lair demand. *nie* of 1,3**) buaheis Michigan at Wyc. a 1
pile.; 401 do. at P**.-. Uighwtuc* quiet a no unchanged. .
1'urK and lard dull and unchanged. JlHilioad heighi* It ran j
and unchanged.
Tnt i.no. Nov. 25, 1870.
Flour firm, wheat Urm; No .1 white Waba*n, Hi 80; No. I ?
while Michigan. $1 31^; No. 3 do.. HI 2b . extra do..01 80;
umber Mich.jan heid at $1 *2V November, #1 20%: lie .
cvuiber. 01 20; January. 01 31; No. 3 do.. #1 .o. No. 1 red I
winter, $1 lib. No. 2 do , rl 25: No. 3 da. $1 18%; rejected, 1
if I 13%: So. 2 amber 111 mot*, #1 lit. Corn dctil) . high :
mixed. \ new, ."?? ? ?? No. 2, November, r; iiuwr, '
4?>c. ; new, fleeeirtber, 47*;. . damaged, new, -10.*. , rejected, j
new.47%C. OMSiiull: white. .'IN''l4c-; rejected 37Cle. a .Fe. ]
Clover heed. %'J. K<*ce:jii? 2'>? hhin. Hour. 34,l? ?i hutheia
w heal. HJMMi do. com. d??. V M> Sh?|?niei?t? ? IP.IMM)
hiuhfla wheat. 11r.i>>,? u... corn, ??.(**) do. out)*.
CllU'AUO, Not. 25, 1870.
Kiourtiead. ai d unc tanged Wheat in light dematid,
bu; holders iirrn nt Metier prices; No 1 Chicago spring,
?1 15; Nu. 'J Chicago spring. 01 ill, casti; C*l M *a5rl lb 4.
Drcciubri ; $1 l51e, Jauuur> ; No. 3 do . $1 O P4 h HI 'Ml1.;
rcje *ied. a i i rt dull and lower ; No. 2, 44v.
vwvh ; 43'jf.. ul! the year; rejected, lieuv\, 4'*\ OatH easier;
SU.'ui*- mthh. HJ'nC a Ih'.e. I?e cinbcr. .18U1** ? lt3,,e.
January. rajwctOd 25?4c. Kyn liiiuer attkl'^c. a??7c. Ila i? y
heavy, active, hut weak aud lower; illlc. cash or ii?ern in?r.
l*uia iu good demand, but lower: ?M*? Mi cusli. #15 77,j all
the nthi, #15 l)3,;v January. Lard unreined and lower;
S? euhb. sfi? 7 > a!i the year, 77*u January. tlulh
meat * steady and uuchauge Whiskey uleadi and un
changed. ItaiJioad frelghtM unehuugod. Keceipt*? Flour,
IH.iHy i bols. : wheat, 74.UM busheL: corn. Md.UtKldo.; outs,
34JMJ do.; rye, 8,U0>i do. ; barley. lOJMR) do tSbtnmeutA ?
?!? . , ?;? ? ??. ( irj , i",'""/ ???? i ?
Flour. 11,'kM) bid*.; wheat. 37.tAA? bushels ; com. do.;
oats, UO,COU do.; rye, 80,mkt do.; barley, 0,0 d?.
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
I'liOVinkNCK. Nov. 25, 187?b
The printing cloths market el ?sed v. ith a iutle firmer lee!
illpr, wllli 4^#e. a 4'^c. ofTeied lor best goods, iH square.
Sates reported during the week, lt,2MU nieces.
HAVANA MARKET.
Havana, Nov. 25,187?1.
Sugar?Some inactivity in the market prevailed, owing to
the very high pretentious of the hol lers of the tow remain
itig suitable lots, chming, however, with an tindimhhed
limine** ul an advauce oi iroui *g a i real per arrobes No*.
Hi to 12, Hutch standard, lOJk a 12 reu s per arrolie; Nos.
15 to 20. do. do., 131% a 14 reals; molMsses sugar, Nos. 7 to
Id, at 0*4 a S14 ronly; c^tici'iitrnted Niigars, nuiie here ; ccn
trifuegal sugars, Nus. 11 to 12, In boxes, ig u reals; in
hhds.. 12 to lk'fg real*. Stock in ware bo use at iinvaua and
MutauiuK Oy. ha) boxes uud 1,150 hhds. Keceipts olHut
week. 20J boxes and 2U hhds. Kxports during the week,
I 7.(s hi bote* and l.*4l uhds., all for the I 'nilod States. Mo
iiis?es nominal ; ?'d) degrees polarisation. 4 reals per keg.
Hacot), #lki u $5S per cwt. Hotter. #f.? a f8'? per quintal lor
superior American. Flour. 4"?li3 - o a $33 W) per bbl. lor
Aiuericati. .ietkedbeef, sfd fio a 06 75 per arrobe. HaniM,
# di u 0d3 per qniiitAl for Amerieaii sugar cuiod. f<*rtl, in
kegs, sjdtH ? per <|Uinial; In tins, #4H a $17 per quintal.
Potatoes. $i? a #10 per bbl. Tallow, #311 a #1H? per quintal.
Wax, yellow, $15 a $lli per arrobe; white. $211 a $2?*.
Kmpty hints.. $4, gold. luiinbor fiat; white pine. H'll per
M. MhookA firmer; box. K.??g reals; mi jar hhds.. 1 ^ a 21
real*; molasses hhds , 22 a 54 reals. White navy ben lis, 2t?
a 27 reals per arrobe Chewing tobacco, 0U2 per quin
tal. Corn. 10>4 a 11 reals por arrobr. hoons It At: long
shaved, 050 per M. Freights?Moderate liimnry at steadier
rates; loivdiugat Havana for the (Tniled fit ate*, per box of
sugar, <>2'.o.; per hlnl. of sugar. $. a 02 5(4; loadiug at
p ?rts on ihe north coa?t (outside ports), for ilio Hinted
.State*, per box of sugar. Glks.; ner hhd. of sugar, #3 75 a #4 ;
per hhd. of mola*?c*, ft! To a #3. To >*ec<? is unchanged
since the last report. -Spauish gold, 232 a 2V3,lj. hxcliatige
weak ; on the United Stale*, sixty days' currency. d>.. a
(liAcontit; short sight do., 5 a 4S? dlsconiil; sixty days gold,
2h? a 3 premium ; snort sight do., 4 a preiuiuiu ; on Lon
don. 14 a 14% premium; on l*arh, 1 (iremium.
Onl ini, 0W . -i a $2 75 per bb!.
! . ni>.\xci\u
i 4 :'?,IX - '"UKUJIU A I'll., HANKKli.w i y11
? wiatu hi ttiMt~ iHr:::vlrru-'New Wrk% i,,vHst *-?* up.
, wwa iiiI ?took ApDcuUtioiiN, puts calls unti double urivl.
| **** Passbook o\plnibioi; various methods nent free*.
j
j A ?CLAIM* Ali A I.N hT KfcHI'ONilBLK l'A KTIES
i wUlmnt^Bb""d vdleetfd liy ??< ex|i*rtnnced .lu?r?pv
; iliun. niutrlo privileges; also explanatory pamphlets nonlud
j ?ll!ilt,"i I'liri-Asporulonti in pela ..luc, CllU.-it
ALK\. KSOTlUXUUAM ? (itt
Hankers and Broker.. No. l* Wall at dealer* in lir.t
i iirnVl n5"' ir*ll?,,i',ly "B'1 u*rrv ? lone *s dp
j Qvo .?<
KXtMVTll" s ' ?N'{,s TO LOAN?AT SIX I'hlt i'l-NT
I tfSI VjF~MUSgTTo" LOVN-KtVB VBAKB n PFR
-TJeent Interest, upon choice Hropeitv. '
_ ?? I*. Ill' VTT. 14j Broailw nr.
! Ormnn.ii/" n;sNK*HKK COAL ASM RAILROAD
VPt oMrmiir. N sen vili.v. Trnn.. Nov. 1 Irt/ti
! ,J52* ?'?,"'-?nnu?l imitaltiie.il of Interest due Decern her'I
i panv i"i,||,h?V".""l'l "f.'h,> and IUtlr.iad C,??'
p.liv .ll he iiniil at maturity ni mere ?: It. T Wllaon A
I Co., So. 2 Exchange rourt, New Vnrk.
I W.MMIUIOW. Prasldaat.
I < i W IN i; NOKTUAUK8 TO B*OK&N~Yav'
.1. lug. bankii'An Inaro tbem it-signed to .n estate l.ir fir.,
I ***"?? *?"" ?'??? _ II. i. lit:An r."",'S;'*,!w, *
j HOIK LATKHT NEWS KtllsT ~ ~i~'
1 a-...- ?-W?'CHIHK FOR
r,vI-*.!! ' '? ,N 1 N,J TKLKIKAM.
ONE BON III. otic.; .six .UO.VI'IIH f j .10'
O.N K Vk AH,
anvro?AJ.X.''1 u<;? '^Tlu-Y <<V Kit
ADVBRTIHIXO. 2QQ. A LINK. OKKlClf.il ANN ST
rpilE MAltlPuSA I.a.Nii ASM MIXIV;
A LOBI'ANV UK I' AI.IKDIt.N'lA.
Kiki itivi. OrriCK No* II .na 11 Nassau at >
Th? mrniTiu . .. . ;V,V V,,UK-v"?-i?7it. ' j
Sl'sltti VT , ii thl? Company b*> e Inri.ii AN A3
?i i " Ti *!j?or ?bi4r" "" preferred mnl i-oininoii
Jlock i.tynb B .1i thig office ON (III filkf OltK MKt'KMRtiu
II. Alter th.t 4.te It will lie ilelinqnent ami li.i,|e to i
charge ut 4.1 o.eli certldcute lnr itilv euiaing mile.
^tOHHIfe II. SMlrtl. Aaaiatant Sei'ret.ry
TS"T..,rMfti ? lA,AJ ON" .NIol( rUA.;K7-ciTy
X Hiooklju ami i^u?rus nnint)'. '
1-liAVm .t tVOLCOTT, 10 I'lne at
1 ()()() WANTltli-UN Iii* BEST I,ON,I IS| AvT)
zhrtnKZioiv/yi-;;, rT?. ^0;r
V KICIIAKII. 17."i ,'onrord it.. Urm,k"n N V
41.') 0(H) W'A NTKIi?AT V KBRl'KN'T; I NI'ROVKD
?K^V^VBrteas; ? "
$L5?0.WI?,C.wt>^SiKiV^Sii}
< OP VItTVIiRMHiP*.
HKkba.n kinohbi'kv has riifn iur "?s?(>i,r.
atuU bimaoil with tlie lormer linn of Keller A U'ornuer*
unu the t.uMiie.a of iiiMUul'ariiiring i.t lio\chitlllnir will
heiierlortli be riiiiiliicted .1 No 41 vi hite at New vi-L T,
under the .tyio of Keil.r, * ?rk C"J'
KAI'ilAKL KKll.ER.
I v,ir ^ lw7? '.'M'I'OKLi wokmbkb.
i _><>*? JO, 187M. llhltMAX L. KINtiSHllRT.
HIXI \ KSS OHKOiU'l ViTilOm
A I.AUV CAN I'l'HC'llAN>i TMK INl'hUKsf UK A
jxretlrlng u.rtnor in . lucralire Meijleul siieci.lty ?he
SffittLVtaW "n!'lrlT"1"' i" m?nc?r?. A',litre..
.Mrun i s, bur 111.1 llemid I ntown hranuii nfliee.
MAV, BK HEALI2KD TIIROUOI1
.V. . H J, ? V P"*'*'' p-r'T 1,1 w*? ?irin a.eeii:"
, VKiiV^rt"!- rr.raid x;.:lr ????-? ??^hac.
W^astsm-a"I'AUTY wIt'll S-JO.O.rfTiTAiTFTo
i . J"1" .? prodtaiil# b.nkinir bii.lnea., either a, ,n?
? nil or . ttv.. I.artiier, AdBrwt RaNKKR. Herald. |
\l' AN I KM?A I'AH n M'lTII $2A,I??I t.'.wMi T6 TAKE
?f .iii liitereat It. properlle. |? llllnola; dr.I eL.a New
SIII.IMHIee'S;
m?on? ictr*n f?r Miliar Addr**? i>., l?oX I&N Herald cflic/ I
BURNED TO DEATH.
Early yesterday morning an linltaD, living at Na 7
Elizabeth street, discovered amuke Uaulog from an
o jthouse In theroar, aad eoteriug aaw Lizzie Browu,
a domostlc employed In tbdhouae. tritli her clothing on
tire. Ilo hurried to her aaalauncn, and with the uid of
an olllcer extinguished tbo flames, not, howevor, until
she hsd been severely burned In ibo face, neck ami
body. Shn was token to tnu Frunklin aircct station
house, wbcnco alio was remove.I to the
Chambers Street Hoapiui. An examination
or Lor injuries .Lowod that she could
not survive, and Coroner KickholT was num.
mooed to take her ante-mortem statement. Ito
lore Ins arrival the patient bocamo delirious, so that it
w.s impossible to obiain Irotu her any suieinc-ut as lo
the origin oi the lire. Kront the investigatione nindu
by the police it appears that tho weiiiuu rolitrtiud to
her bouse at Ore o clock yesterday morning, having
lieen out all night. Her Mistress. Mrs. Nor. Clark ru
lused to admit her, whereupon she went to the out.
house, kindled a lire and loll asleep, being, It m alleged,
nig/i Influence of liquor. The woman died last
SUICIDE IN A CELL.
A man giting his name at Carl Johnson Meeker was .
arrested and locked up in the ijocnud precinct nation,
ol Jer.iey City, yesterday nltcrnoou, lor conducting
himself In a disorderly manner and broaking windows.
The m.n desired to bo arrested, aa ho wu out of em
ployment and wanted to he supported lor tho winter I
? 0 tho Couuty JaiL When asked what tie had In -ay |
ho replied bo was quite satisfied ?iih his arreat and 1
nail bu excuso to oflSr. Au hour and a bail alter he '
tvaa locked in the ceil the nlflcvm who utade the rounds
n. the cells found him suspeudeil hy a haudkercnief
In. ml bo upper bar ol the coil door. He was cut
down, but lite was extlum. I he body was conveyed lo I
tbe (frovo street uiur* .u and ilto County i';iy?,iian
was iiotiflcd.
on: COMMERCIAL RELATIONS.
BKPUBT of TUM BKCUKTAkV OK STATK OJI TIIK
condition- or at u iubc with routaax
NATluXu.
WA*XIMno>t Nov. M, ISid.
Tlio report of the Secretary of Slate upeu the cum
meiciU relations ul' tho (Jutted Slates wtlh foreign
? ouutr e* lor the y ?r Is" ? h*4 bom issued Irom the
Government Printing Ulltce. auit irom which the lol
low ID); extracts are taken .? *
The returns of the ? .n. mores ol llile country, exe'a- '
S.vu ut Delluat.a, show that the value at toe Import* j
lor the yeji 1874 amounted to ?6a,01.>.sas florin-. ami 1
that of export* lor the Milne pertc. 'o 4 aJ,lib7,0U3
florltits. Vpulleotuparikon ol these figures with tho re- 1
turn* ol inu present year, the year 1874 *baw* a do- i
Cranio ol j.O'e- Ola II .ritia in the Iiti{aorta, hut ah j
increase o; 2S,J3l,n*x :i,>rin* hi the et| ort*.
urtatru.
The sjHjna) com met- e ut iIiih kingdom is reported a* ,
hating uuiuuuie l .it tho year 1174 io 2,407,102.7g!>f., ot i
which l.2tig,402,i>t,3i. win ik* value ot the import*, i
ai d 1,114,63.7-Hi:. tti.it ol the exports a ueorossalu 1
the aggrsgat* of l74,lP8,t><ioi. Iroiu ihe cant more* ot
1873. lu tin' tradu ol ttolgiuui w ith tho t in ted State* i
lor the tear IS74 a decrease ol Ut.lKIU.WOl., or tune por
cout, in notice 1 In the import*, and an increase ol ]
2,300,0001., or fourteen jier rent, tu the exports, :i*
compareti w ith the previous year,
rr.A v
Although the aggravate uommero* of Praaco sniterod ,
considerable dtininntiou during the year 1S74, tho j
trade with tho I lilted Suites seems to linvo
materially liter eased. The Imports into franco
irom tut* country during the vein named
amounted to 'JIl.uOM.UMll., exceeding those i
lir isfl by 42,a.ut immii., and tho export* by I
2i?<,400,0001. or ?>, loo.onoi. in exuoaa oi the exports of ;
the previous yenr. Although the balance ol tratio he.
iwcon the two countries is still in lifer ol franco by
nearly .'si.00o,00t>T., \ et this i* ? gain lu favor ol tin:
Culled Males ol nearly 30,000.0001. over tho year 1*7-;, 1
anil ol 71,400.0001. over the year 1872. file total value :
ol the declared export* to tint I'lilted States I nun the
several Consular district* ol tne I'Llied Mates in
J franco lor the year <-tiding Septeinin r .'a), is7.1, is re
i ported a* amounting to $41,70 ),U0J, 1111 increase ol .
| $2,700,000 over tne corresponding period ol 1873 it.
lil.ltSANY.
A general stagnation iu the trade ol the German 1
I Umpire is reported the past year. The total declared ,
; export* Irom tbaCnusulur dtslrie.ls lor lite year end j
lag September 00,187-i, amounted to $30 174.SOS, being j
| a reduction ol $2, l.'il,il2 Irom the corresponding
j period ol 1 st:; 71.
liUK a r II it it.4 IN.
I During the year 1S74 tho imports Irom the United
-Slates considerably mure than doubled thu exports to j
tins oountiy 1 ho loruicr having amounted to 1
I77:t,S'.C,4uo and thu latter to -Cit"-!,"J-'ls,I. The total .
value ol declared exports amounted during ttio year
ending September :th, 187ft, 10 $ .2.1,477,Hc;s, Iming
f 18,341,270 less thuu l lie corrcsponiling period of |
1873-74. The tutiil number ol vi-asui* which entered |
the ports 01 tho Itriiisti Ihles during tho year 1874 1* I
i olllctnlly reported us 03,l>61, measuring 22,308,110 ton*,
j These ligurc.-, compared with Iho returns ol 1X7:1, show |
u loss ot at:; vessels, hut a gum of 103,513 Ions. Ihe 1
I gain in the tonnage appearing chiefly ti> meant iiuviga- I
j lion. The total number of vessel* that entered irom ,
| thu t'nltcd state* during the year 1874 atnounteil 1
i to 4,18.8, incusuring :t,7.0'.l,2-l!t lous, and ol those 1
thai cleared lor tins country to '-',77:1, moasur- j
| inu 2,MM,'ill tons, Ireiitg a gain ol li?">6 VeMCls allil I
t 480.UU1 tous ill tliu eutr.es, luid a loss of 441 vessels
and '128,041! ton* as compared with the shipping rc- j
turns ot the prccudlrig year.
CANADA.
Tho general commerce of Oaundi ha* suflered a largo
' decrease during the ilsen 1 year ending -luoo :to, 1S7
I Thu total value 01 exports irom tho uomiulnu, oxctu
I sivo ol coin and bullion, have amounted to $71,028,212, j
| uoing a reduction 01 nearly $10,tOl.lKiij from the pro
I vioua y ear. Tho goods entered tor consumption are j
| reported as haviug antotinloi durtug ttiu last tlscal your '
to $119,018,057. shoo ing a decrease Irom the your j
I 1873-74 ol $7.785,512. Tho commerce ol L'aUudu "with
I the Lulled Stales exhibit* a diminution durtug thu
| year above mentioned ol 04,847,003 in tho imports
! Irom the Doinhnou and of $3,477,752 iu import* irom
I ihis country. Tho balance 01 tradu nppeur* to bo 111
! lavor ol tho I'utlod State* by nearly (-22,00*4,0(10. Jo
! 1 be year 1872 it wus tli luvur ol funndu.
SWKDKN AND NORWAY.
The valuo ol tho imports into Sweden ami Norway
Irom the Lulled Suites, is reported a* having amounted
durtug tbo year 1874 to (0,032,270, nnd Iho exports to
this country to $1,110,701. I'hose Itgures Indicate a
large decrease from tho commerce ut 1873, wheu tho
' imports into the I'uitcd Stat"* amounted to morn than
] $0,800,000,. and tho oxports to this country to over
j $8,000,000.
TURKISH KIIPIRK.
No regular reports on eoiuiiiurco are issued by tho
! Ottoman govuriunoulj but some tabular smtcuieiiis
j submillod by the Consul General at Cousuntiuopio
? show the import* of tOatporl tor the your 1874 to huvo
| auiountud to $108,002,000, and the export* In $6,901,040.
I 1 bo imports of fouaiuiitinoplo Irnm tho l ulled Stalat
I lor tliu year ending Juuo 3D, 187'% are valued at
$1,714,780, and tnoexpotts therefrom to this country
mi $148,013.
llliA/.ll,.
Tho value ?l tlio imports of tlio Umpire lrotu tho
I. uiled Slates during tlie year ending Juue .j(J, IKT.'i, m
reported it* $7,4H4,4y.i, nnd tlio export* to tlio In:tod
Slates is $4'J.uHtt,titt.'il showing a largo unladen of trade
I iti lavor of llraz.il, which is attributed to tho high toil
j ul transportation.
r.\iran htatiw or loi.oum.t.
j It appears that Ureal llrilatti aud her West India
I colonics provide ncurly ooc-liulf of the iinporta ot
I Colombia, amounting lo about $.>,00a,<)0O; f ranco_
ninlcs tierl, llieu Venezuela, the lulled .-flatus heing'
' fourth ill order, 'file importation of Columbia from
! tbU country aniounied, during the period airoady
1 nainou, to t?iJd,?i44, showing a balauco of trade iu lavor
ol Colombia or $_'.'iO,ihsi. i lie causes assigned lor the
interior part taken by the I'nlteu Status lit Colombian
commerce are the expense ot transportation and tlio
high tariff in this country.
b ax ico.
There aro uo rciitrna Irout Mexico In possession of
j the Department ot State later lliau judo 3d, l-if
1'Ht.VA.
J The Imports Into t lima from the I'nitod Stales
' nniotinlod lu 1*74 to Jtrl.ttL:! taels, indicating u ton
, siderable decrease lrotu tlie ilade ol thu protons year
I'in respect lo exports, thu imports remaining nearly
| the same. Of tbc total tonnage entered and c.eared at
j tlio treaty ports of China nioio than thirty-three per
rent was American. The Consul Uonorui at Shanghai
1 attributes this circumstance to tlio superiority of tlie
! model ol our sbips lor curtain brunches ul trade, und
| partly to tbo enterprise and good lortuno ol some
of our citizens. He suggests. Iiotvuter. that tins su
l pcrlority, not resting upon a solid loundatiuo, may
I already be decreasing.
I'l.VTRAI. AMKUICA.
(Mir Minister Ucsidunt has boen unable to obtain any
spoclal returns ol Central American commerce ol re
cent date, hut observes that ilic leer data iu Ills posses
sion indicate an lucruasn in the volumu ol trade. I Ins, I
however, does not appear to tm true respecting tbu
| commerce with tuo I'utted States,
Kl'SSl.t.
The value of tho total export Irom Mussia to America
I has decreased during tbo last your to the amount of J
' $:UJIi.874, owing lo a decline in the export ol two prin- ,
| cipal articles, namely, shocl iron and Kussia leather.
I 1 lie price ol labor having Increused throughout the
i Umpire, tho expense ol production of Iho Ku-suni
! sheet iron, combined Willi thai ol Us transportation
| Irom those lur awav lactories in tlio I'rnl Mountains,
i on the border of Asia, liuvo raised thu total cost ol the ;
I article to such ult amount as to muko it iinnrolltable |
I to export the same and to compete with ill*- liouie I
! produce of the United stales, now oeilig substituted
j thervlor. As to the ilusaia louilior, the lucl may bo
| slatod that, owing to previous agreement, tlio prmct
| pal laclory engaged lu nianihaciurliig loalhcr Is ex
I jiortiug tho iirliclo in largo i|uaiitules to Ueriuuny and
1 KugiuuJ, whence It muy be re-exported to tbo I uited
| Ulatcs.
JAfAV.
Tho tuhlo of exports and imports lo and from China,
' Ureal lirituin, franco and the United Slates shows tho
] balance in favor ol China is about f.'i,MM),flUO; In lavor
of Kugland, JlO.OnO.OOO; iu favor ol Kraoce, W,000,000,
I and against the l olled States, $il.000,000.
I FUNERAL OF 4. W. BltUTONE. I
All that was earthly of poor llrutono lound a resting
; placo In Urtonvvouil yesterday. Through the driving
1 storm the luDerul cortege made us way, and on tlie
, sloping hillside of the dully cetnolory they laid his
; body down. It seems strange that those who in lilo J
| attract to much public attention, und provide so much
(or tho amusement und Instruction of tho peftplo, aro
| neglected in tho and; neglected not alone by the
| crowds they have amused, but by Ibose who unhid
tnera tu mo good work. It would scoui that the
| chivalry of the guild has departed, lor with n two i
i days us ninny popular actors have gene to then graves,
J with nonu to do Ihcin reverence. The public com- ,
| mulit made upon tb? neglected obso<|iiies ol John
i Dyolt should huco been siilllcieut to luiorui the pro- j
! Icasiou ol Its neglect, it it was out already uwaro ol
! it. Uii Iho very day on which the world '
1 Is iTilorniad that a popular actor hua gonu i
! down neglected to Ins grave auother memory is j
! sligliiod. lu the IlltiO Swedentxirglaii church ill thirty- !
; tiliu street there assembled a lew ul the personal I
| Inends ol the deceased and a lew protestlonals. lew
! indeed, when compared wilu the hosts ho ia.led Irlouda
when In life. Atnoiig lliosc fircsotii were Miss Uris*
' wold. Miss Darker, Mrs. Ilnevrs, Miss Kdilb llluud. I lie
Misses Newman, Mfelsu Kdwards, Mr. Meiison, Izsin, j
John Vincent, \V\ IV. Tilotaon, Mr. James tl. lirown ,
and Mr. and Mrs. J. It. lJootlc The unremitting alien- !
Hon of Mrs. Uooth, who took entire cnar.e ol mo
Mineral nrrangi mcois. is in firming contrast witb tho
neglect ol ol iters on whom poor Krtiloue hail ciuimic
Tho services were Cuiiduciod according lo tho sure
denhorgiaii ritual, and ltuv. t-'hsmicey (Jilcs spoke hrielly
ot the career ol the deceased. Tho tody was encased
In a handsome silver mounted rosewood colffn, tho
plate on which bore the Inllowiiis leguiM: ?
j - j. W. UAItKKrr llltLTONK. ;
? tfied Suvmiilnf III, 1S7tk 5
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| A liatnlsome cross and anchor wege laid by ioving
i hands upon tlio collin and several Irsgrani buut|uois
i re-led ut the n ot.
The music was givsn by a volunteer choir. Mr.
ttrant presided at th i orcan and the Newman sisters
and Mits Maggie It. Darker led thu singers.
UAIilllAliKS AM) I HIATUS.
MIRRItD.
ilitMSsa-?Dor*.?()u Thursday evening. November
] 23. at the re-idenen of the br.ee's mother, hy Itev.
1 Cbsr ?. U. I'uvtoa, Mr. ammo.a Havana to Miss Mat
i us a. I'ore, alt ot tmsciiy.
T.khan*?Ti via**.- Oa the 2"I inf., at the resi
dence <>l lue br.de's parents. Iiy the Iiv. tic :n ,
Hastings, l>. l>., I'm Kit * . I n " v -n to !.:.:.a A., daugh
ter ol J W, TteuiAtiii. Nj i t*.
IMED.
Allien.? On Saturday om uliig, Novrt-'nr 2 V Tivit
K, eta Hit lit ur ol lleury V. Allien, in the 22 I > ? tr of he?
a i'?.
I'llMnl will taltt pliM on U'i'.iuc ; l y Rfceriillnr. at
half ymi tun, from like Church ol St. \ mccut Ju 1'sui,
J til hL, uunr Olli av.
Uovlk.? On s iturd.ij*, November 25. C'orxki.il-s O.
Hon k, aged 37 yeut*. ?uu ol the lata Patrick (J. Uuy.o.
ol the parish oi Duuncau, count v Antrim, Ireland.
flu* rrinams will be taken iroiu bis ialu residence,
No. 313 Henry (I., oil Tuesday, November _'R, nt li u
o'clock A. M , to ttic I'hure.h ol St. ItoM ol J.'ma,
where n requiem maaa will lie aunt lor tin; rtpm e of
hit soul, nod from ttuncolo Calvary I'cmotorv Vlie
relative* ami tread* of the family nro r, sp.ctiuli) iu
v itcd to nllcmt.
Bellas'. idi) era will Bicaao ropy.
Bit adv. (in Saturday, \urenMr 25, P; rut Bradt,
?alive of tlie juirntli el Lira, eouuty Cuvau, lrolaad,
aged 62 years.
Hi* relatives anil IriciitlR ol itn- family, and those ol
his .-on*. It-r nurd oml Michael Brady, wo ruapectfully
Inv iiu-i t" aiiend lb? funeral, on Mn idav. the 3>t!i m-i ,
at linl' past oiiu P. M ., Iruln uls lulu runldouct*, 427 IVeat
4 2il St.
Baltimore and Chicago papers please ropy.
Cai;i-k.n ran ?Alter it short llluuM. Maxi-id. Carpm
tkii. ipuil {.I vrars. 10 mi nilia, 6 days.
Melauvr* and irictnla in re?peoilolly luvited to at
trinl tin; lulu ral, from bis daughter's residence, 6bt
st It ar., on Tnesiiay. at ouo o'clock,
Oi.akk --tin >11111111/. November 28, William 11.
Cl.viik, ageu 37 years aid 2 mantlia
Itelalivrs aud i: leuo* ol the I ittilly are respectfully
invited to attend hi* tuner >1, from his late residence,
No. I V. foray t!i st., on Tuesday, at two I". 11.
i iim iu.i.v ?S'ldi.eiilv, on Friday, November 21,
Hk.nkv C, Com \i is. Mm ol Walter W. t'oncKlln.
Th? relatives ami Iriends of the lamily aro respect
fully invited to iillulul lib Inneral, on Monday morn
ing, 91th Inat., ut hull-past ten o'clock, trom the resi
dence n! In, parent-, No 107 We t lflli it., without
Inrlher noilrr.
Conn vn At iiran Valley, S. on Friday luoru
1112, 24th lOil, Jons t'oNNAii, oi the late firm of .Johu.-c
K. Coauah, oi litis i ity aged 45 1 ears.
'I'lio menu* nt tnu family aro invited to attend tht
luneral, Iroin lu< Into residence, nt hall past two P. M.
ou Monday, *.'7tli i it st. Carriages ?r ill be In alteudancr
nt t'allev si itlon to ii et ihe iiain leaving Now York
at 1:10 P. m. Irani loot ol Barcnty at., ou Delaware,
I.nckiiwanna ui d W'-iM-rn Itallwu.v.
Covnorh? Mr*. IIoxora Coxvok?, wife of Joba Goo
nor-, depaifteil this lifo Sunday, November 20.
Itelsiivei and Irn-nds ol the litmlly aro respertlully
Invited to uttrnd the Inderal, on Tuesday, 2Sth insl.,
Irom her hue residence, 4n!? Last 3Vd sc, nt uvoo'clorU,
hem e to Calvary Cemetery lor interment.
Dm-xrk?At Brooklyn, on Sunday morning. Novem
ber 211, 1 ham. I'RttitY, youngest suit ol Jeifrey and
1-iiin-11 no Decker, need Is year a.
Kelntlrca and ir-eiuls aru invited to attend Iho lu
tierrl services, nt Ins late residence, l'J2 I nlou st., on
luosilay, thegsili inst., nt three o'clock P. M. The re
Din I as will he taken lo lluus-m toi interment.
Dkmamkmt.?In Jersey City, on Friday, the 24'lt
lit At.. at t<-it o'elock P. 11., oi pneumonia, Ki.t/.v 11. A ,
wllo of \\ .lliain 11. Pemanwi, need 72 years au I 3
month*
KolntIves and friccils ul thn latnlly are Invited to at
tend the luneral, oil Monday, the -Jftli met., nt two
o'clock 1*. M., Irom her Into residence, 212 (old uuni
ls?r) 'id at., Jersey City, friends are ren-icaiod not to
send Mowers.
I'lN'N'RRTt. -UsilHCK FlX.XkltTV, oldest SOU Of JullO
ami Margaret, on Kuudity, -Jfiih inst.
Itclativea ant) Iriends are Invited lo altend ttic
funeral, tiont hm parenta' roslUeni c, No. 10 Prince st.,
on Tuesday. gStlt Insl., at two P. M.
(lUIKKV,?tin .Sunduv morning, Novemlier 26. altera
aevora illness, Saiia F., beloved wilo ol tho Itcv.
(ieorge (liurey.
Holntlves and frlunds aro respeetlully invited to at
tend tho Itinera), on luosdny. November 2s, at two
o'clock, (roiu tho residence of her lather, J. O. Hlg
gins. No. 42J Fast 50th it., without further invitation.
HaMii.to\. ? In Brooklyn, ?n Sunday, November 2'J,
Chaiii.ovtm Hamiltox. ngo-l 2a years
ItulniiveR and Irnsmls are respnotfirily invited to at
tend the luneral. from tlio residence of her brother
ill-law, William Keiinedny, 197 Banda at., Tucsduy af
ternoon, at #.wo o'elock.
Himian.?Sunday. November 26, Saraii Hooax, ol
Ci'Brien'i Bridge, county Clare, Ireland, iige l 72 years.
Funcrnl will tako place Irom No. 1 Attorney st, on?
I*. M. Iiiesdny, Novombcr 2k. I riends of lliu latnily
are respectfully invlicd.
Hivkkk?tin Sunday. November 26, Ci sr HrxKKE.
ami ol Ooorpe I', atd Heieno lluocke, aged3 years. 7
lnonihsnnd 17 iIhvb.
Uelulivcs and friends, also Fnllod Brothers Lodge,
F. and A. M., aro respoctiully invited to attend ma
luneral, irom Hie roaiJeuue, No 34 Ucclor st., on Tues
day, ai two o clock.
Ki.hok.-ou November 26, Mary Ann-. bclov*d
daugbtorof William nml Marv Kc-boo, aged 21 yonrt.
Tho luneral will take (ilaco Irom her iate residence,
M'.i Washington si., on Tuesday 2 lb lost., ut on:
1*. M
Km wax.?In the 3;;ii ycur of bis age. Bams i. Joseph
Kikwax.
The luneral services will taUo pluee this morning, a'
ton o'clock, from !4t. Joseph's cliun li, oorcer ttth av.
and 4th si. Ills relative ) and friends are rospeellully
invited to attend.
Lock wood.? At S-un Aolonto, Texas, Novctnlier 23,
I. Ai>ki.iii;rt Loi kwooii, son of lsaau and Mary K.
Lock wood, of New York. BA'-d 23 years.
Mlt.l.Klt.?At liis late residence, 11.'. ICnstUth St.. 01
Monday afternoon, November 26, 1*76, J ames L. M;c
Xotlt-o rtl funeral hereafter.
Mrxsnit?On Sunday miming, st tbreo o'clock,
November 21. John I'ktmi Mi nxtki:.
The itinera! will take place liom III* iaia roaldcnc.i,
No. !)t Allan, corner ol Br- >nia si., on 'luesduy, 28th,
at one o'clock I'. M.
Mi t'iinmi K?Mh'iiaki. McCorxick, beloved son ot
Dennis and Cailiurine McCormick, a native of Crin s
town, coamy Tlpcrnry. Ireland, u^ed so years,
KolaMvt-s ard Iriends ol 1U0 iMtuily ara Invited io at
tendtbe itinera), from Ins iaie residence, corner 3d
av. and Ualiie at., Brooklyn, ou Tuesday, Novo in del
28, at ten A. M. Tba remains will bo tukun In tin
Uliiircli ?>( SI. Auguxlin; ironi lUcnce lo tUo Cemetery
of (be Holy Cross lor Interment.
Me In TV nr.?(Hi .Sunday, the 2Hh mat, WilTiam.
only ?en ol Jonuand Sarsli Me lot} re, aged 3 youra, t
mouth* and 2U days.
Relatives and Irionds aro respect luily invited to at
tend Ins funeral, irom tils lato residence. 162 Ilvatot
si., ou Monday, tlio 27lb. at ball pant uu? I*. U,
\n.an.?At Moutc.iair, N. J., on Friday, NovemUel
24, Mrs. Mkiimm Xilk.s, reaot ol William Nile*, agod
71 yeara, I luonili nod throe day*.
Relatives and Iriuud* are inviled to attend ttio in
neral. on Monday, Noveinnor 27, at bull-past throe I'
M., at the resilience ol her stin-iu-htw, Joseph Vac
Viee.k, in Moutclair. Carnages will bo in *Uea.tu;u-<
nt tin: Bekttvaro, l.ackatvaana and Western depot us
nrrivalof train icuviop New York, loot of Barclay aim
Christopher sis., at two o'clock, lloturn iretus leuvs
Moniclnir at 6:03 and ti o'clock. Iutormout on luae
day morning in (iroenwood t ewetorv
i',A??su*.?Saturday evening, athall-pasi ten o'clock,
ill h s lato ronnteiice, 201 Mulhcrry St., Mauxao; kk
IUwsoX, uge.l 37 years and 10 mouths.
Fuucrnl services at bi? lato re?:dence, Mon lay eveu
mg. at hall-past auvoii o'clock. Itclanves and Iriends
ol llio lamtly are invited to ntlcild the Itinera I, at hull
pa.-t nine o'clock prompt, Tuesday morning. Curs
irave Christopher at. at 10:45 prompt lor IlloomUcid,
N. J., place ol in tor muni
Shaw.?On November 2">, MaiiuaIti.r K. Sii ttv, aged
7 years.
Ilululivcs an'd Iriends aro rofpecllully invited tc
attend the luneral. Irotn her late residence, No. 12'
St. I'huI's av., Jersey City Heights, lo Crc-enivood,
this Mouduv, at twelve o'clock siiarp.
Hmith.?-On Thursday, Notemltor S3, ACotsn 1*.
Cakckntkii, wile or .Samuel ?. smith, Jr., m tbu jr-d
year ol her age.
Friends ol (he family nro respectfully invited to al
oud the luneral, this (Monday) evening, at eight
O'clock, si the residence ol her lather, Khas Carpen
ter. No. 220 CI in ton St., in-ar Madison st,
MciiKv?November 2">. 1878, alter it short Illness,
.Ii:nnik K. brvkKx, wile of (laorgo Sittreu
The iriends anil nc<|aainlanoe.? aro liivilod tonttent!
her funeral, from her late residuum. ,;2U Division av..
Ilrooklyn. K. I)., Tnesdoy, No,ember 21, at halt past
one I'. M.
nwsicT.?Suddenly, nt llotnpstAad, I, I., on Friday,
November 2d. Mrs. Hanxaii ski.i r, widow of Milt
llooi. in the Soil, j cur ol her age.
The friends oi iho Inmdy are invited to stteud tho
funeral, nu Tuesday. Nuvsnibei 21, at one o'clock, ill
the chapel st the Kvergrveo Cemetery. The. Fullou
avenue and Broadway iF. H. i can pass the cemetery.
Sycih.R. ?Fnvki.sioii CofM ii.. No. 14,ii. I. A. M.
BitoTiiktis ? You are hereby noliliud to be present at
I he council chamber, Ke. 32? Bowery, on Tutiduv,
Novetnbor 2t, nl hall-past twelve I'. M.. aharp, to pay
the last tribute ol res|?ect to our lata brother, Edgar
Syphcr. IIV order ol the Councillor.
11 M JUNKS, A. R. S.
raasOAkk ?Sud lcaly, ON Sunday uioriiiug, Novem
ber 28, Mason W. Tnaspalk, In Iho 24tb year ol Ins
ape.
Funeral services nt the Johnson street Methodist
Episcopal church, on Monday. 27th inst., at hall nasi
one I*. M. ?
Tii.bstox.?On Saturday, November 2.7, Mra. Con
>ki.ia Ticks ton, 111 thu *6th year of hor age.
I'be Iuterm Will take place Irani her late resilience
No. Eh". Worn 131k at., ou Tuesda$ ntorulng. at tec
o'clock. I ho remain* will be taken to Durion, t'onn ,
lor lUkerinulit. I he train loaves Gruud Central depot
at 12 M.
VAMia.Ntiorr. ? At Astoria, E. I., on Saturday cran
ing, John A. Vanlir.Niinvr, ago 1 4'i years
ITiends are Inviled lo uiteitd thu luneral, on 'feas
ibly, 2stU lost., ut mo Church ol tho Hcduvtner, at two
<> clcck I' M.
Wali.i.b.?On Saturday, Noveuiier 28, Mart E.
Wai.i.kr, aged 11 yours.
Relatives an.I Iriends nro respectfully Inv.iod to
aiiund llio luneral, at her lulu residence, 77 Cbnatophci
St.. on Tuesday, at one I'. M.
Wknoxi..?At Irvlngton, t it the Hudsoo, Noventboi
2n, John D. Wksiiki., aged 78yeara
Notl'W ol'lnneral in to-morrow's p iper.
\fIkOos.- In Brooklyn, on Saturday, November 26,
Conns ma It'll.son, widow of the lata Captain David Wil
son, lit the 4tth year ol her ugu
FOotral will lake ptaoo Irom her lato residence, No.
1.7i>" Atlantic av . on fWuuday, 'Jllli Inst,, ut ouo 1'. H,
Kalative* and iriends are rvspcctmiiy Invited to utttM
the Itiucral.
Ilermmta papers please copy.
Win,.. -Dm .-?uuday morning, November 36. at bk
Iaie residence. 231 West 111U si., It. Wilst Wixu, II
tM Hull year ol Ins ago.
Nonce of luneral hen-alter.
Dutches* county pnpofa will plenM copy.
W moo.?On .Saturday, the 27th iust., HaiiBT A., eldea
son ot etvpneli A. M oo I.
Kelaiiw- and iriends ure respectfully loyitel to at
tend the tOVtru . nt the ri--lilene- ot Ins graudlatbur,
Mr. John spragM, No. t-17 Htymon , i!.uokiytifon
1 toi'l iy, the .-lit :u?t., at one o I' H,