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The Stock Market Dull
and Weak.
A BREAK IN MICHIGAN CENTRAL
GOLD STEADY AT 107.
Government Bonds Firm and Rai roads
Dull and Irregular.
Money on Call Easy at 2 and
2 1-2 Per Cent.
Wai.l Stbebi, )
Tcsguav, May 15?fl E. U.J
Tlioro was a dismal futliug off id business to-day, the
amount ot stock cbunging bauds ouly aggregating
167.000 shares. The Installation o( ttio new Stock Ki
sbuuge oUlcers aud the beer brewers' show iu broad
way iuay havo had something to do with It; but tbo
most likely solution U to bo lound iu tbo fact that tbo
Itroct, having worked over to tbo bull side, finds, it
self long ol slocks, wfiicb meet a reluctant market
whon odorcd for sale. Ttio absence of tboso steady
customers, the chronic bears, is not compensated for
by tno sinull investment demand wlncb is slowly
withdrawing some ot iho boiler class ot stocks 1 rem
tbo market, and iu consequence anything like a
pressure to soli lulls to lie resisted by an equivalent de
tire to buy. The ran go ol the ifieruiouiuter has some
thing to do with it also. A day suddenly boated ui> to
the eighties no more makes a summer, it Is true,
tbaii docs u single swallow, but it realizes the lact that
hot weather is close ut band and awakens hvolyvec
olleotions ol past and gone seasons of midsummer dtil
noss, through which stocks wore lagged by the
sweat of tbo speoulutlvo brow. It is rather the period
of the yuar to gut out of speculation than into it,"and
the disposition of present holders to "let Smith walk!'
Is evincod by tbeir readiness to transfer the load to
other shoulders. Uosides, inducements to "hold of^j'
ire scurcely as strong as they were. The great
bonolits to accrue from u foroign war (which the hopes
of the community mounted as a veritable cheual Ue
battaillc) sucin to bo counted upon with less con
fidence; tbo railroads have to encounter the
cutting down of cunal tolls, and the coal
companies are no whit better off . as to tbo
lalo of their product than heretofore. In fact these
latter corporations uru tbo chief drag upon the market,
tud speculation would ho all the butler were they cut
loosa Irorn it entirely. To-duy iboy unquestionably
bad much to do with the irregularity and depression
In prices. During iho first hour Delaware and Hudson
idea need from to Delaware and Luckawnuna
from 44 to 45, aud Morris and Essex from 68 >, to 70.
It somehow got abroad that iho roprosomauves of the
?evcrul companies had hud a meeting and bit upon a
pluu which would bo mutually beneficial, but wticu It
was learned thai tbo purtios bad not met at ull quota
tions turned topsy-turvy und steadily declined until
the closing hour. A meeting was huld nevertheless ut
Iho Delaware and Hudson ottico later on, at which all
Iho representatives wuro present, and a p!au
waa submitted and agreed upon and telegraphed
to Mr. Uowun, the President ot the Heading
Railroad Company, who arrivod in London to-duy, for
bis approbation. It was stated that u prominent fea
ture in the scheme was tbe suspension of production
luring the months ol June and July. Hiolnguu Cen
tral uppoured tins morulng us iho most mercurial of
the active railroads, with the result of toppling over
from 4a>4' to 41>4. and romaiuiug thus flattened out at
the end of business. The closing of tbo books previous
to tlio annual election created a sharp appetits lor
shares lor purposes ol trausicr, aud the demand at ouo
lima forced a difference ol 1?? per cent between
tush and regular stock. The demand lor proxies Is
particularly eager, there appearing to bo three parties
in tbo Hold. Ttio result ot the triangular duel will bo
awaited with considerable Interest both by share
holders and speculators. The annual report ol the
Kock Island Company Is mudo public, the item of most
interest being, lb at after puyiug running expenses, in
terests, ton per cent iu dividends uud losses upon
braucli roads, thcro remains a surplus ot $65,068 u9.
Tho decliue in Michigan and Central and the coal
?locks brought the rist ot tho list down with theiu,
ami tbo market finished up weak and at the lowest
figures ol tho season.
TJIK BALKS TO-DAY.
Ttio sales of active Blocks lo-d ty aggregated 187,000
shares. which were distributed as lollows:?Now York
Central, 18,'210; Erio, 800; Luke Shore, 3t3,lnjO; North
western, 100; do. prolerred, 1,060; liuck Isiuud,
y,TriO; Milwaukee at,d St. 1'aul, 700; da proforred,
Kile; Pittsuurg, too; Michigan Central, 18 800; Illinois
Central, 800; li.muib.il and St. Joseph, 20l); do. pre
Jerred, AOO; Ohio and .Mississippi, 1,600; Western
luicu, 7,000; Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, 810;
Pucillc Mail, 000; Delaware, l.uckuwannu and Western.
60,480; New Jer-oy Central, 200; Delaware aud Hud
sou Canal, 0,460; Morris and Essex, 0,85(1.
OI'KMMI, IIIOIUST AND LOW. sT.
Tbs follow tug lublo ?nows the opening, highest aud
fewest prices ol the day:?
Owning. Highut, Lowni,
New York Central 08 08'J, i?2>4
Erf- h i tj ,
Lake Shore 621, 68','
Vt ah.ish 6 6 4
Northwestern prelerred 40 40'4 47,i;
llock Island 93'4 08l4 112>,
I'liikhurg 00'i htt'.i 80'4
Milwaukee and St. l'aul 11 jj 1H', ls<4
Milwaukee and St. Paul pref. 4s-,' 4848
Helawuro, Lack, and Wesieru 44 45 48',
New Jersey Central 8'4 8'., s'4
Ohio at d Mississippi 6', 5=,'
Western Union 64',' 04 ', fli; j4
Atlantic and Pucittu Telegraph 2u 'JO1, 30
Pacific Mall 20,4 20;'4 .go
ADVANOK AMI lrKCUKB.
The lullowing shows tho advance and decllno |n the
closing stocks to-day us compared with those of yos
tcrd.ij :?
Advancb.? Northwesioru preferred, tj ; New Jersey
Ccuirul, Hannibal and SL Joseph, do. pre
loi red,
Dkllims.?Western Union, ,'4; Pactile Mall, 14; New
York Central, *4 ; Lake Shore, ?4 ; Kuok Island, ; St.
Paul, .'4; do. preferred, ',; Delaware, Liickaw xmiu
ind Western, X i Heluware aud Hudson, <A ; Michigan
Neutral, 4.
CLOBIXU PKICCS?8 r. M.
The closing pricoa st three 1'. M. were as follows:?
JUL
K 5 Central . H2'4
liar em 18u',
K"e. ".'a
Kris prat ?
Luke nbore. . 5 "2',
Wab.ii.li 1
Nunhwcsti ru.
Northwest pf. 45'4
I taj, 1-1 inn. . liif,
Kuri M ?}us.. u.>',
Mil A St Paul. IM
Mil A St P pt . 40
ptiwbiirg. .. mo'4
Del. L A W... 1.1
N .1 l antral. a
Del A 11 Can.. 1in'4
Morris A Lis., lis,',
tiik Wonkv Manser.
Mouey on call was easy to-day at 2X P?r cent aud
closed easy at 2 por cont. The followiug were the
rsirs of exchange on New York at the undermentioned
cities to-day
Savannah, buying 3-16, selling 5-16; Charleston,
i care a. nominal ', a >4 premium: Cincinnati easy,
buy ing pur, sviliug 1-10; New Orleana, commerciul
j4 a'J-.f'J, bauk X; .St. Louis, 1-10 premium, and Chi
cago, 60 premium, l'uroign exchange la sicud.v, w ith
iciual business at 4.87 lor bunkers' 60 days sterling
aud 4.SOX tor deiii.md.
HIS 1.01.0 MAHKKT.
Cold opened and closed at 107, with some suloa early
In the day at 107,','. The carrying rales wore 1 and 1,',
per ouut, aud the borrowing rates flat, 1 and 2 per
cent.
Cold clearings al tbo National Dank ol tho Slate ol
Kuw York:?
Sold balances $1,039 932 j
Jnrr.'ucv balances 1,1"*'924 i
[i roes clearances 19,641,000 J
C.KAKIMi IIUI'MK STATKMKXT.
Currency eActoungi* ...$63,331,760 '
Currency balauces J.h4u.8J>> .
Uold exchaligus 6,674.647 i
Uuld halaocos 1,8611,141*
1 ho slcuin-hip Nevada, sailing for Europe to-dnjr, 1
takes out (2Au,0uU spoi 10. Tho other $260,1(00 on- |
geged lor lo-day has boon wiihhold until lo-inorrow j
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L'utiO'l Stata*. 40
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and make*, with $260,000 mora tluco engaged, a total
(or to-iBorrow'i steamer of $500,000.
PKUOOCK EXPORT*.
Tfeo exports ol domestic produce from the port of
Mew Yurie lor the week ending ibis dale arc $1,0)1,741,
against $3,780,260 lor tbe corresponding weoa In 1878,
and $4, 1U6.331 In 1873; uud the total ex port a Irorn t tic
port emce January 1, this year, amount to $98,642,183,
against >91,423,838 lor tbo corresponding period In
1876, and $89,231,310 lb 1873.
UOVEKSUKNT BUM*
Government bouds were finu and In lome cases
? higher, ur.d tbry closed Bi m at tbe following quota
I lions:? fulled States curruucy sixes, 123 a 123>4 ; do.
! da, 1811, registered, 11474 a 11174; do. do., do., cou
: pon, 113.U a 115.1,; do. do.,lS65, new, registered, 111J4
! a 111},; do. do., do., eoupnu, 111J, a Ul}4; do. da,
| 1867. registered, 114},'tt 114', ; do. do., da. 114}, a
| 114.',; do. do., 1668, registered, 116; da do., do., cod
| pun, 116; do. tei>-;orlies, registered, 11234 a 1121,'; do.
| da, coupon, 11374 a Hot,; do. fives, 1881, registered,
I 111 \ a 111 J,; do. da, coupon, lll}4alll7, ; do. 4>4'?,
i 1S91, registered, 108', >10874; do. do., coupon, 108;',
1 alOSJi.
| TUK PORK1GN MARKET.
Tbe London advices report consuls end United States
bonds all sioudy at yesterday's closing prices. Erie
declined K and lllluots Coulral 1 per cent. The Bunk
of hug.and lost ?20,006 bullion on balauco to-day.
Tills is "ticket day," and to-morrow will be "lort
nightly settling day" at tbe London Stock Exchange.
Tbo closing prices in Loudon were;?Cousots lor money
and account, 94; five-twenty bonds, 1806 (old), 103.',:
do. <Jo,, 1867, ICS,7* a 109; ten-lorties, 108.',; now
fives, 10074; Erie common shares, 6?4; do. prolorrcd,
17; New York Ccntrul, 90; Illinois Central, 6374. In
Hurls routes closed at 1U2I. 63c., and exchange ou Lon
don wus 231. 13a Bar silver was quoted ut 3l.'co. per
ouuee.
KA1I.KOA1) HON US.
Railroad bonds were dull with the following changes
In pricos compared wltb last previous sales:?An ud
vunco of }?' in Milwaukee and St. Haul (La Crosso divi
sion) and New York Central firsts coupon, and 34 iu
1'ilisburg, Fort Wayno uud Chicago seconds. 'Micro
was a decline of .4, in Delaware and Hudson registered
bonds of '91, .'4 In llauuiba! and SL Joseph eights con
vertiblcs, aud >4 In Union 1'uciQc staking funds.
STATE BONUS.
State bonds at tbe Board were 74 lower (or Louisiana
sevens consols, and steady lor Taiincs.-ue sixes now
series, to which dealings wore confined. In New Or
leans Louisiana consols were quoted ut 88J4 a 83)4.
PHlLAUKUrlliA STOCKS.
Tbe closing prices of Philadelphia slocks were:?
, . Hid J iked.
City sixes, new 11214 11274
United Kallroad ol New Jersey 130', 121
Pennsylvania llutlroad 23C, 33',
Reading 11'4 11',,
L' ltlgh Valley 24,'4 34,'4
Cutuwissu Railroad, preferred 20 21
Philadelphia uud Erie 9 9>4
Schuylkill Navigation, preferred 7 >4 8
Northern Central Railroad 173, 1874
Lehigh .Navigation 18 >4 Is <4
Oil Creek and Allegheny Kuiiroud.... 6 6J4
lleslouvllle Railway '. 1474 1 3
Central Transportation 34 2o
MINING SHARES.
The following wero tho opening quotations lor min
ing stocks at Sun Francisco to-dayGould Si Curry, 4;
Savage, 2;CUollar 1'otosi, 1834; Uphir, 7; Uulo A Nor
] cross, 1134; Crown Point, 3}4; Yellow Jacket, 474;
Belcher. 3; Imperial, 34; Vlrglutu Con.-oliduted, 24 ; Cali
fornia, ex dividend, 24; Overman, 4; Raymond Si Ely,
234; Eureka G. V., 3; Best A Belcher, 834; Kentucky,
2; Union Consolidated, 3; Alpha, 6; Meadow Valley,
1 ?4; Sierra Nevada, 1; Mexicufi. 4; Caledonia, 1.',;
Silvor Uill, 1}4; Eureka Consolidated, 1274; Justice,
274; Julia Consolidated, I.
The sales of mining shares In Now York, as officially
reported, were:?
SECOND ROAKIi?1:30 P. M.
rown Pt. .b30 2?.
do 2'
do 27,
(OBett U Belcher.... 97, lmMioalrl .t Curry.u 10 2
Hit) do tl'4 Hi.) do ,30 4 V
too Bullion e 3 boo Leupurd I
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llKiChollar Potoil 217, 20 I Merrliuac he 7'f
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BIO da ,3U Jl'L 100 da 7>,
200 Clev Mlulng Co.... 7'4 loo Raymond A Ely... 3
KIO do 7'3 100 do 3
J'*) do till 7', 2(B) Seaton Httt> 274
loo Confidence ....03l) 1?, Hi.) 1I0 nil) 274
Tbe eleven A. M. call waa adjourned.
Tbo following is tho official report of saios at the
New York Open Block aid Gold Exchange May 16,
1877:?
PIRbT c A LI.?9 :40 A. M.
6230H0 Am gold.b t 100 l.'i-IO too ?b, Michigan C'en. 4-* ','
list All, Erie 83 H7, gimD.L A tVe, ,:i 4!)C
200 Laku ->liure 527, loo West Colon.... M Of,
100 do ?:< r.a'I
Tnnto CAUL?3:16 P. M.
I'lOihsErle. . lim ?b? Went Union....
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100 sits Alpha 9'i 2<Ki?b?0r
100 do 834 pm <1
400 do 8<( 200 d
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
Tuesday. May 15, 1*77.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Tumour, May 15?0 P. M.
rosTKK.?Ttio murket for Hlo remains ill 11a dull and nom
inal position aa uoted lu our last. From Bret lishe's we linvo
not a nale to reeurd, cither lu this market or at the out
ports. The regular Klo telegram of yektorday quoted lower
prices and luerenkiug receipts. This news was rather un
favorable to holders, and the decline ol I4C. per le. noted in
our last foiled to stimulate the daiand hero to-day; prices,
in couMuueiice, are more or last nutulual. We quote: ?
Ordinary cargoes, 105,'c. a 17c.; fulr do., lU};o.; good do.,
3"c ; prinie do., aU};e. ? 30},c. ; extreme rniixu I'or lots
HI',v. a 33',c,; Santos, fair to good. IfltjC. n ld'Sc., gold,
BO days; Java, government hast, 33e. a 38c. . do., crave
units, 33c. a 34c.; Singapore, l"',c. a 21)},u.; Ceylon. 1 lie. a
21c.; Maracailio. lHltc. a ale.; Lacnuyra. 10c. aau'.r.;
Jamaica, IKc. a JOc.: nt. Domingo. l(i',c a Ittlic.; I'orto
Rico, lctWe. a 31c.; l.'osta Itica. l*c. a ale.; Mexican, 18(;c.
a 2'IC ; Macassur. I He a 3te.; Angostura. lHc. a 31c. ; Sav
anilla 1S},C. a 31c.; CurMna, 17e. a aoe.
rtt'Clit ?Holders of raw sugars aro ttlil asking lO'au. for
lulr and 10?;e. for good reBning. Iiellners purolisso only to
niipply their Inimediaio wants mid tliu movement i.. small,
owing to the exircine prices naked. Hales 01 1.573 UuK,
IIIU boxes and HUB bags ceatrilugal, to oriive, on terms we
could nut learn. KeBned le strong atiu In some cases a
shude better; prices have been ubtainsu. but the demiinil
was not qulto so brisk. We quote:?Fair reBning, t'lt;o.;
good do., I'i4,c.: l.'uba, grocery, fair to choice, l"',c. a
IU 4C.; do., centrifugal, lihda. and boxes, No. 11 to No. 13,
I"' .c. it ItVc ; do., molasses, libds. and boxas,H};c. al'Ve.;
Porto Rico, remlng. common to prime. a lu',c. ; do.,
grocery, lulr to chides, liit,c. a IOs4c, t raflnoil. stanoard A,
1 lj;c. a I3e.; oil A. 1 IVc. a 1 l7,c.; crushed. ia},e a 1234c.;
powdered, 13;'nc. a U-'fe.; gronulated. 12 ',c. 13}yg ; cut
Rial, l3Tiic. a J2r.: white extra (J's, 10j;c. a J1 [,c.; yellow
extra ("a. l",',c. a lU'4'c.; otber grades, including li'a, Ui',0.
a lO',e.
Finn.iits.?There were no changes of Dnrticulsr men
tion, but the moveincnt was moderate. Engagementst?
To t.iverpmd. by a ill, l.ivti betas cutton, per British snip,
li'iH tons, on llic berth at '?d.. and per etniini, 70U boxes
iiasen ut on opeu rato: ?">.(*?) boxes elitvae, fills., and lujitm
boxes do. at or aimnt same price, rata not yet named, lu
i.unduu, per sleoin, 32,Um bushels grain. 4',d. standard.
I'o (iliisgow, p t steam, 2*,000 Uualiela grain, 4d. at tidard;
a.irJu huxes cheese, 40, To Hremen, par s u.uu, fill tuns
urgnns. 75 marks. To Uaniunrg. by s 111. 00 tons measure
11.ant goods, 27s. Od. Charters;?A Norwsglau hirk, 310
ton , hence to tliu Kalllc. with 3,'isi libls. re
lined netroleuni at 5a. 3d., Juno 1 clearance; a Nor
wegian bark. *|3 tons, hence to Hremeri or Hamburg,
uliTt fi'JIIO htiia. do. do. at 4a. 1 },d , option
ol Antaorp, 4?. 3d.; a Norwegian bark, nl tons, hence !o
PH-tol. Willi 3.(Ml libls do. do at 4s. 3d.; un Aliierbau
ship, henen lu Bremen, nilb 7.5H0 bbls do. do. at 3a. 9tl?
May cleiiriince : an unericni brig, 442 tons, hence to Inm
kirk, Willi 'i.fiOU libls. crude pelrnieiiin at 5s. 3d ; a Nor
wegian bark. Iicucu to Fork lor orders, with 4 1**1 quai tors
grain nt 5s. "d ; a British brig, hence to the Mediterranean
eg *pM)idb porta, w|tll general cargo at :lio rt jam
silln ill our 11st with leather wasut 7-l"d. lu Hovel, option of
( lilted Kingdom or Continent; > vessel. 37" tons, from
Wilmington to Cork for oiders. wItli naval stores at 4s. 3d.
a 1 is. ! 11. per hbi.; a scliormsr, 23" tone, hoacc to Jamaica,
with general cargo at 47},c. per hbl.; a avhouner, 17 1 tuna,
liencu to Nassau and back to lierth ol ilaitaras 011 private
termat an American brig, 336 tuns, hence to Liabou, with
general cargo at current rates.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Ualv.hto*. M IV 15. IH77.
Cotton nmniiiHl; lower to sell; uini iling, 10/,8.; low uiid
ding, l"?.; t.oi"I orulnary, H'ao. Net receipts. mi bubs.
lie?, aai. Mock, :i2,mo.
Xltnr Old KAXI. M?y 15, 1877.
Cotton <|olot; middling, lotjc.; low middling. 101,c.: g ,?1
ordinary. !il,c. .Set receipts, 1,100 bules. holes.
Muck, 170,741.
M0BU.lt, May 15. 1877.
Cotton nomliiitl; middling, I0!?4. i low middling, 0'tc-5
good ordinary. b',u. .Set receipt!, 3 oales htock, JU.ht'l.
KaTAHX.MI, .May 15, 1877.
Cotton dull; middling. 10*,c.; low middling, ;??,c.-good
ordinary. 03,'c. Ilecciptn, 118 lialei. tiros., Ihales,
47.>. Mock, 5,024.
Cii.ikli "Ton. May 15. 1877.
Cotton unchanged; middling, III',c.; low middling, lllc.; |
pnoil ordinary, f'V. Net receipt., atll bnle?. Halts, 1.4HU.
Mock, 14,440.
WltkitflOK, May 15, 1.877.
Spirit! turiientlne lle?dy lit UUc. Ku.iu quiet at $1 45 ;
for .trained. Crude turpuntiuo steady utf! 00 InrTiard;
$2 -?? for yellow dip; $2 50 fur virgin, far ?t: ady at #1 55.
truwatin, May 15. 1877.
t lour dnll; unlet ttOO bbU. at Cl'i a 410 50 for .So. 1 spring;
fill .id ii #1 I lor alober ? inter; #10 75 a #11 25 lor white i
winter; #11 o til 50 fur donblo extra. Wheat uteady; |
.ale. ot So. 1 Milwaukee club nt 1)5; \o. 2 do. et #1 Hi. j
i orn steady. .ale. of Western mixed at 'the. n i!0e. Hurley |
quietan,,,la held at Hoc. a $1 U5. |!?t a meal unchanged, i
.dill Iced?huurts, #22; ihlp.tuffi. #'54; middlings. 925 a I
S -'7 per ion. Canal freight*?'Wheat. 5c ; corn and rye, '
4'.,r. to New Terk: lumber. $1 70 to Iroy: t'J 2" to New
York, l.oko receipt!- Wheat, II,mm bit hel#| oats, It/tUO I
do; Iniober, HH4,mm teat. Onnal ?l, laments? l.uinber, i
046.00U leet. I lour shipped by rail, 7mj libit.
HrrrAio. M*? 15, 1877.
Markets quiet. A lluht supply ol corn and of ds.iruh'e
gr.de. of wln.it for uiilliiic, prices nominally uncharged,
r lour tin,,, iincliungi'd; sales 5mibl,i?. Corn?kale* 5.7UO
bush I. So 2. in cur lot., at 5We.. OHc and tflc.: 2,IM*> do.,
.an,pie do. ut 58c. a Mr. . 1,'JOHde. Met, mixed Western lor
reed, ut t!7c. A li'-c.; H,umi do. No. a is cargo lot), at im'.o
Wheat?hales, J. 51*I uu-belx No. J rbvboygnu nt #1
Out. iii IMir demand; sale. .'t ear loads Uliio ou track,
at Me. Hurley and ryo neglected. Mutt, a
llt'lil Hide Inquiry! prises nominally uuchauygd.
heads?Mules 5mi t,u l,,,!- ;iu, .thy. III.'!,wire-?
S*5'? ."hi bid., et 81 llLj M fl Ik', lor city made. I'ork
quiet: prime anil uliort cut, flo ,'U)t(|il; clear, #17 50 it
#18. I,nr.I, #|n n 811 in barn ,, and ke,. Kr.ljbii un
changed ileiiatpts by lake?Khiur. |H,7tm blda : wi.ent,
21,1?m bnshi Is; corn. 4*t,2to do ; oats, 25,t*S) do.; rye,
18,mm do Kicclpt. by rail Kionr, J.7m, bbl. | wheal,
M.stio bushel.; corn, la,ami do ; cuts, ItJgX) ,lr,.; barley,
?I.omi do. hlilpmentu by canal to tlde mlor- Corn, |i,.i., >
Im.lia s hi Ipments by roil Hear, Ia.iljl> kbit.; I heat, ,
I,i huubeis; corn. 51,8mi i|u.; oats, .i.umido ; barloy, hm, 1
do.
Tm.r i n. Mar 15, 1877
Hour dati. Wheat dull : So. I white .MIclilynn, #g (18; I
c.xlr,i do., 92 Ut; umber MlehUau. ujuit. 9-' N" U de.,
# 1 47 ; So. a red winter, spot. #2 in} .; Juno, #2 05; So .1
r d I 7H'? Corn iveak ; bl.li lui' ud. spot, 57, ; lugust,
ill,1.; N , a. spirt* "lie,; Mny, ? ; .1 ttno. 5ti%{c.; July, \
.iH'a8 ; ifcllUHSt, I)*'1* . So. I * lull , , ?' ??? , Xn ;
refund. 54".; damaged, 45c. Hal. nil, iionnnul. lie
ccpta?4,0uo bu.hsls wheat, M61,t*IU do. corn, l,uii do, out-. |
blpinciua a.timi h,minis whet, :u,um do. corn, at 4
I'. M?\\ neat dull, tJofll MusM Brmer; high nnxed, spot,
. 5". a, upot, 55,'(U,; June, 5i ?g,; July, >8c. a 58 ,c.; |
A in;,mt. We.; iejaotud. 54.
CMIi'AfiO, May IS, 1877.
I'lo.ir 'lull. \Vh?at In lair demand and lower . .So. 2
rpriug. 91 H t. nasi #1 W ,. .inly; So. :t ,1,,.,
#1 52. Com in l? demand nt .'iliyU. ,i <1 t i<b| 51c ,
.May ; 52c., luue . 54J,|J., duly; rejecred, 47>ac. Cat, noli
hi 42c., ea-li and June. Kye an.lrv ni M5o. liar lev -Isndj ; I
,,ticitui,'i d. I'ork fairly active nt 914 25, cosh and Jane :
#:( .y1, a 914 Ito, July. Card mealy end flrni mi tl'4 . I
cH.l, ami June; #?? 57', ? f;i ti, July. IliiiknieHm I
eu>Ur nt Ali#, 7\r. and 7Ce. lor .boiildsru, ele..r i
nil and c.enr side.. Mlil.uey luacllve at fl m. t
llecrlpiu?# lour, 8 full bids.; w I, ? t. 7,(rir bti-hels, r<?ni, :
114,mu* 4a. i oni., a(),(IIJU d" : rys, T,mai d,?. : barter, 4,mm
do. .''Iilpinsnts?r'lour, ANOObels.; wheat, ail.mmi nu.bels;
cm ii :tii,i.m i no.; oats. 4?,mm ,io. ; ryo, 1,7mi do.; barley,
3,7m>4o. At the ufternonn call of the Hoard;?Wheat lr- I
regular and higher; 41 DNJg June. Cum atandy: 52tpo.. !
.nine li t. ail.hanged rark higher; #14 27 ,. June)
#14 40, July. Lnr l doll bat hi/bei , fit :t i a fit 35, June.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
CMKtaci\L.
Lirtuptiiil, May 15-5 I'. M.
Cnttun ? I'uturcx Steady; up and., low middliug clause,
June and Ju,y delivery, ?' 28 Had
Tra il l-'iporl? l liu - raerktl lor yarns and labile, at Ni an
Chester Is dull aod leading down.
Ltvtnrooi.. Mar 15?3:15 P. M.
Produce?Spirit* turpentiu*. -S? Bd. uer cwt
AMWKKr, May 15. 1H77. i
Petroleum, 315*f. for fine pair American.
LoxtrQ*. Ma* 15 -?:I5 P M
Prnduee?Rellned palrulauin, l<VfJ M2
Tallow, 44?. Od. per cwt. npltiu ol turpentine. JBs. Ud. par
t*,? *cw roue rnoouca tucuaso* *xro?T.
LlVKurOOL. May 15. 1877.
Pi.rk?Eastern dull at 77a.; Western dull attW-.
I'M ubcriaud rut duil at Uds. ?liuri rib dull at 3D-., long ?'***
dull at 311*.. short Clear dull at -MM. Hums?Long cut
dull at 43k: shoulders ataudy at 39?. Beef? inula iu??? dull
at U7?.. extra me?. dull at IPJs., prime men duU at |
tt:t? Card -Prune Western dull at 47?. Tallaw?Prjiua
cltv dull ut 43. hi. Turpontlna?Mplrita dull at Jm?.
Uo.in-Oc.unton dull at it*. I'd.. Hue dull at ?<??'?
(lliraaa?Atnerlcau ultu'ea dull at 75? '??'j' ?i' ? w*d7[
at 5d?. Kluur?Kxtra -siuto dull ut 31*. Bd. *V.eia~,'V?l
spring dull at U. ?d.. No. du. dull at *'nV'
ruiutbarn. nuue m thr market: winter Weetorn, none In lb*
market. Horn?Miaan ?o!t dull at JUs. I'd.
FINANCIAL.
Lonkox. May 15?4:15 P. M.
United States bond*. new lour and a It tails. ltMta'. ??*
fives. I'tfV trie Hallwav shares. ???. ..
Purl. advices quote lire per ceut rente* at l?.i. ??>?.
j for tlto account. p*m,. May 15. 1?77.
Exchange on London, "J5(. 13o. for abort tight.
Loxnox, May 15?4 P M.
| Silver U quoted at 5l)jd. per ounce.
? 0 S ?
l''l\15t'UL.
TTTrn"M)*sxRr;fci k'atkostt^i. an*u
A Endowment lnanruuce I'ollolet and Mortgages. sum
j bought; Itwurun ? ^
I "T"lKM- KRO I'll l.Vi 11 AM ? Wt. MANKKHS 4*9
I A !t"err. I'd Wall st.. dealer. in lir.t clo.s Put. und 0*11*.
bur and carry Stock, a. Inner u? desired on iJjKi
I to live per cent. Send for explanatory airculare and weekly
report., bee- ?
i "J~L.itJ,I\ B BAULKY, 74 Kit">ADWAV? -TtiOKS
A."ought and .old on margin or for eatb ; drtl class stock
! Exchange privilcg.a.
AT LAN'riC*AN'D DULY RAILROAD.
GUARANTEED hTOOKHOI.DB s ,*fe requeued to
I sot d i heir nuiue. And undresses without ?}?'?? tl1?. "" r'.',
I .i -no.l or to their attorney. Edward L Andrews, Esq.. ??
llroiidwity. iu order th*t measures for the protcf'.iou ol our
'?^TiVir^llhlUKK. MO .V *
"I HAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, no. HjaABWAY.
A Now York. May II. 1S77. ?The transfer boo*, of tlila
company will bo closed from3 o'clock 1*. M. ou the I7tlt of
May to the morning ot dun.1 Q BABCOOK, Treuaurer.
TjiaTAf? Muakv To loan on BOND ABD
iligage on city and Urooklyn improrod properly. Addrca
box"5 434 I'o-t "'he*. _
i U1 i. loan ?t5o.auo tr a rut iiwt
Iveare, lu auma to >uit. on good city prooerty. Addreta
TKUSTItli. car* limner Muruau. 2 Pin* ?t.
T ALWAYS have MO.nEV to loan on MOKTOAOI:
I New York city Property ; tllty Uullroad stock* and Houd*
U,u!ht aud.o,d ' JL L or.ANT. H5 Hroudway.
jVI We buy nud v 11 Mining Stock* at the American Mining
and Stock Exchange. or .1 He where, on cuiuuiHatun.
unr .Mr. A. 11 N'lcolay It a iiieiubor of the Board.
ALUEKT II. MOOLAY A CO..
Banker*. Broker* ami Auctlonoei#, * *
only to loan in new .IEKSEY WifO'
qj, J. H. MKLLU'K^TJfiodar .L_
ON BY TO LOAN ON 0000 I'EltsoNAl. Olt COL
lateral ieourilye UUD^Ll'll, Herald oWc<?
7 V AND"TfTPEit 0BNT '
.atrlctlv rtr.t c'a.? I'lty end OonntT Boude.
7 11 ail road Honds uud other choice Sacurltlae.
paylug 10 to 15 per cant.
fur,ale a. de.lr.bl*Pri?L&BT ? NIOOLAY A CO.
No. A'i I'iue at.. New York.
N. B.?Investment Securlllee our 'pecialty 3(1 yaar?.
~ To LOAN ON tjooo 1'liol'EKTY ;
M
M
,uou
also fts7 0??) at d per cent.
PAUL 1*. T0011. I4.i Broadway.
$375.
4L0U0.0UU,?
KoKK. 30 Pine st. and 1.103 Broadway.
COPAHT.YKRSIUPS,
XTEW" YORK. MAY 10. 18/7.-'TUK PAKTNKKS'UP
Nlicrutoforn ext.ting between Mlchitol Kane and James
Savage, dealers In tertllisers, under the ttrra name ol Kane
A savage I, dissolved this day by mutual consent Ihn
business will be continued and all blllsun'hottrm *?b"uut
will ho paid by Michael Kane. A^L!B ^VaG^'
^ULSIMOss OPPOftTUNITIKB.
LaLUITIO.NAL CAPITAL PUOCUKED Poll MLR
A.ohants. luannlacturers and others: Koal Palate ox
chauu'-d lor Bn.lnc.s; Mining Interest. Ac b""''1* * -
neianns with capital aeckiug business advised, without
t'hnrire ot approved opp??rtuiiltic? Kelertnot** ? ? ^ ;
liewley i'?q Sociotarv L'nivetsal Life Insurence ' ornpany .
snalinaa Broihurs, l ancv Hnodt. :UYU Broadway, and otlioia.
(I KIIHIS .t C aKLETON. Fiuauclal and Business Brokers, 08
Broadway.
"JTS OLU ESTABLISHED CENTS' VUHNISHINU
ABnsiacss in Alhsny lorsalo; capital required Irotii W.?*
tofs.issl; a rare opportunity t? invest fu a prolltablo abd
sufo business. Adore.s J. 8. 11., box 1,435 I out ollice.
I T~SACKIKIUE-MANUFACTORY OF 8TAPLK AUTI
iVclc with ffood cu%ton??r? t??r all pr<Kluced ; i*ati?t'??-ti?r v
reason's Tor s'llinc ; eary. genteel bnslue?. Particular. 33
Park row, room 31.
"a~N "iNTl'.KBST CAN UK U Al> IN LIUUT. PltOl IT
Aable old s.tabllsbud bueincss or would sell; accouul,
bealtb. Addross .'I.. Herald office.
t (ifjMlLKMAN, WITH A KrW iiiuisaN" UOL
A lars neslrea u nartner.hlp in a shipping and ca.iunia.lon
bm?'. , canlnlhtenee Kurtmeat. huslnrs.; n.ma hut A1 part lea
need reply. Addro'i M.. hoxjdl Herald ofllco.
I I.sDY' POS.sKSsIN'14 UNUSUAL t EXKOUTIVE
A ability desire* a Partner with $1.H0H cash to Inveal Ins
tTrw antarprise. Addresa POSITIVE FORTUNE. Herald
! olBt'o. * , , !???
BlhlNBSS OPPOKTUMTY TO REDEEM VAU'A
blue In pawn for $U5. worth jrt) > . camel . hair shawl.
Diamond", Wateh*', Ac ; wtll divide pmhts. Address
MAXWELL. Herald office.
I5Xt:m.L ' NT OPPORTUNITY "TO BUY AN OLD KS
[ftahllslted Drc.s.isklng Business at very reasonable
terms Addresa N. Herald Uptown office. Anonymous
letters not answered.
lis Oil SALE. CHEAP -THE KluVlT IN A Jj#WJ
P mitklnu Patent lor the county of Iteu.seleer, NX.te;l
between 11 and i at j . c.aat -JOtu ?t.. ou f. EUBKBTa.
Half intkuest in manufactuhinu hhsini'SS,
est tblished srvcli years, will Inventory 4 !.OCX); trr?< e,
$l.-*il AdiiesaM ANLKAt'TlREIt. I OX I 5' > Herald office.
f ) AI: I N h K va 11II BMALL CAPITAL IN a I04MM8
1 well established; a "r^aeo..^ ^ ^
w
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J. p
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PARTNER WANTED IN \N OLD K.sTA J';IS II Kl>
busmen*; $U .oixi guaranteed Br?l vear; $1 o ut requlrodt
luvestuient secured. Call JR West dutb.
1) A BTNuB WAKTED-H7ur INTEItKETIN HKUT
paying express busmen; runs eight horses: soldi.
Hid cliaiit-a. MALONK. 5 Uoy ?t.
^inuTToTircxk. -cakinkr wANTfciTATcahTTie it
Out it great money making exhibition. Apply la euro ilW7
Broadway.
rp11E~AUVEBTI8KH. IJAVINli A MAOTTlNK BlIOP,
1 well lighted ami run iiy hit ouro steam posei. desiie. to
eomtnunlc ite with parlies inn lug work to no that ?<>ui i be
H specialty ; aliop 11 capable ul *?i:,iug -I" niuu. Adiiross
II. P. lI'Mitld olllee.
ANTBD-SrAttT COMPANY, WITH* CAPITAL, TO*
iuuiiu itclure a pood p ilent.
JACDi; II MM. .VI North Mm.re.
AN TKb? A PARTNER, LADY OK~iMXlLKMAN.
null $1,1X111. in a profitable patent business. Address
PKI'TBR. '-'ii Brnid at.
'fWstIuImmeETaTklv-a~paim v wi fS icSon";
pari leulars at interview. Address ,1. II., Heroin nlllec.
W ANTKU-In MiIV YORK w.NU l VP.UYiV II bitK.
agents to canvass lor "tinld'tu ."-rings of O eat Poets'"'
now gotins, bava uovor been publish, n, t.y Bryant, Cong,
follow, ? bltuar, Lowell and Bayard Tui lor, Illustrated y
N I new drawings by Hailay, Muruii. rrederlrks, mill!*,
Mcllntei' and Hart; reference* required. AdJress II.
LfcUUETT, 1,184 itroadwuy. New York.
VITA hi ii U-PAKTNKlI, WITlf ? ".On. IS A PROS.
YY parous wiiul. sale if rorery Inisine*., .St. I.auii, to sue.
oni- retiring front III health. Audiess Port udtce boa
i!"4. Now York, with references.
tN ri;i)-A PAinNKit. tvmi $1.000"to *i,3w?, in
an established Hour and lead bnslut.es'. Drat clam refer
cucr. Address ,1. II,, llaraid oilfoe.
d{7X^-WATUIIM ? KBB*.~ NOTICE,?EstAHcIsHED
?P I r'.jitislneai; $;m repairing a week guaranteed. Ad
dress, at once, i'oat ofllce nox '<7J South Norwala. Conn.
tcl iwWY ?, AurN,-K wanted! bi simiss"c \s7i"s
?PLaU""" / ?profits tlll.lKJO yearly. For Intorriew address
I'KOPKIEHiK, box lid Herald Iptown olbce.
<P? 1 l|||n -PARTNER WA.Yl'I'I). TO HI'Y A\ Ed.
V 1 .tebllsliod, paving du-liieaa; Investigation so.
Ilcitatl; relorouce. C. H., Herald Cptowu olBce.
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
VV
A meeting of the creditors of it. (J. Roger* A Co.,
Pulton Market, (let) denier*, wai held yeaterd.iy at the
oUlce of Roynsier I.title to prove debt* and elect an aa
aiftipe tu bankruptcy. The following claims wore
proven:?Demurest k Joraiamon, $4,COO; Trader*' Na
tional IJauk. ul llaltnnoro, ; AIiqo Rogers,
$l,bUO; C. A. Weaver A Co., |?J,UIU; Jame> Fitch,
4do.:, stocklirldgo A Co., tl.U^O; Kirkltind A ( lurk,
$100; IturrlsA liogerl, $1,500; Nlanilc Ico Conipanv,
$40A; I'hnrle* M. Terry, fofMi; lirotvu, Beaver A
tlid2; JiM* A. Youug A Co., $1,4J7; Andrews, Rich
,v Co., $105; Si one, Richard A 0>k, 9110; I'nion 1'ieh
Company, ?5; Parker'* liny Ico Compunv. /did;
t.touceelcr Pish Company. $ldl; limiting ,v Knior.v,
$d,'i7; W. A Banks, $1,030; A. L, Roger* A Co..
Roger* A Watt*, $dds; Drieuiul Hank, $510; Mew
England Kieh Compmy, In* rredlior.s tailed io
agree Upon uu neiiuttee, and tlio Regutor appointed
Air John II. Plate
Ai a no uiing ol the creditors oi Juinea A. drover,
ol No. 155 Clin in her* aireot, yesterday, tit Ihe ullloe of
Register Dwltbl, Mr. John II. Plan was uppuiutcd as
aiunea in baukpaplcp. Moat ol tho dolus oi tho bank
rupt were contracted while in buxtnes* at Cincinnati.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL.
On the lOtb Inst. Men are. Russell Suge, C. J. Oahorn,
Henry N. Bmlih, Thontat Binuomh, I), P. Morgan, X.
I,. Hurlou A Co., Chaie A At*ini, 11. H. Cook, J. A X.
C. .Soovillo, Ccorgo H. Cbaae, Vermilyo k Co., \V. ;%
Mchols A Co., John Benjamin A Co., Canimaun A Co.,
H. R. Pieraon, Charles Higgiaaon aud Deladeld A
Kiicb wrotatoMr. William 11. Vantlerbllt a.king turn
to accopt llielr proxies to be used by bun m ibe com
ing olcctiou In such manner a* he niay deem for ihe
hi-*' interest ol the company. To this Mr. VandorlMll
replied that It hn a0?pled ihe proxies ho wmjid use
||k nt lor ihe best, nut lie s o going to Europe and
Would not ha hack beiore Juue u. when tliu nuttier
could b. moraluny Uiactieaed. Meantimu Hie remit',
men ineuilone I Iiavo asked Measra tnaae A Atkins,
broktrs, tp accept the proxma, and I boa tba matter
HAIIdS.
REVENUE REFORM.
CIUNvJES PROPOSED IN THE CCaTOMS LtWB BY
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE COMMITTEE ON
REVENGE REFORM.
Tbe lollowing circulur will bo mailed to-day to mem
bers of the Cnamber ul Commerce and to leading im
porters generally by counsel to toe Committee on
Revenue itelcrra:?
TliN raorOSITIOKH.
CiiAUSsu or Cosai.ui-K or ru? Statu or N>* York. I
Nsw Yomk City. Nay li. 1S77. S
UrsTI-kMi ji? By uireoiiun ui tho Cuinnnttev on Mvvenao
Ite'orm u' the Ohaiubur uf tluniuicrce, eo:i?ittlnir of llcxri.
#SOlCsee S. Schiilu. Themes MMieuf nuJ D.inial 0. Mob*
biui>. I mailed t" >uur addreu, April du, a cinu.ar .nvillus
you to -i.limit iu writing your views on the following pro
P">ed changes in the customs law.:?(1 / The aboliUon ol
Uie Naval ultiec. (J i Oath* lo oniric to he male
bilore auv noury publio or commissioner. (It.I The
abolltiou ul triplicate Invoices, tt.i 'I be abolition of
Consular >rrtifli.<i?s (3.J ruymeut of duties iu cerutied
colli cheek*. ,0 1 intrie* tube P >sstd tlir sain* ,li.r tliey
are lelt at the l.'tptoui House, w ? A total change troui
ad ' iih rcni to specilic duties. it.) The repeal ol ine prev
ent law authorising the government, mi deiali.iua one
pacltape in evory leu, of eug package in each Invoice. 11
allow the Iniporterto take tiie o'li r packages oil e\ venting
a bond, ami the aiibatit ilion in lieu ol that I in ot a pro
vl.ion ollow iu^ the C"vi rumeut to retain la it* discretion
the a hole or any portion ot all Invoice lor a period which
vimli not exceed ten Java, at tile expiration ul which tpuu
tite e u 111 ci (uv uoe, or the portion ?o dstaieeu. alt all ho ile
livorable to the merchant; and (P.) completion ol li.,uida
liuu oi entry v. itliiu thirty ,lay-, vu 'l liquidation ol euuy
to he a llnal adjustment and end of alt claims, except lor
fraud, on the part of the government touuhiu^ the iinpuitiP
list
1 aiu now Inatriicted by the eouinilttee to tnhuiit tn you
the loiio , ititt aild.tiuual nropuved change- a.id to Invite
your views Iu writinc upou the -auiu . ? (10.) I lie abolition
of netty ice?, Including leo? lor nornntv and entrie-. II.)
Duty Is now assessed on market value if It Is more than lit
voice iirice. hut on invoice price if the s.tue I* more than
market value bait the lave uo clisaced e? tnai duty will
ul ways be e-sos.evi on market vaniu. llXl The Custom
House to be Uept open irou. nine to tour. (13.) A roductiou
of oiiSfges at general order store*, also for cartage (14)
Ti e prompt lillng by weiyliers and ranger. ul then return*.
(I.Vl file total al ohtlou lit ail damage allowance* ami tile
repeal ol all law* providing lor the *ainc. ilvi.i 1'lie reduc
tioii ul' penal buiitl* Ironi double the value of goods to doit
ble thu vlutlei. ,17.i No chargo whatever Id the importer
lor cartage or other Ukpens.it ou go,.lis entered for consump
tion. i l.H, | in Ul nifty ino law lor discharging- export bonds.
(IP.) Uroatm facilities lor the withdrawal tiy the buyer of
good* purchased white In bond. f-"ti Provide thai
wItoii Ju,laments are raroverad against tho l olieolor tor
duties paid under prntuai the iiuveriiiiient sli ill alau nay
miereat aud cutis, the -ainu as other doiepdanis. til.)
Where goods aie entered fur transportation two bund* ar.)
now required?vu., one Iroin the cumnioa miner uuil unit
from too luiporicr. I.at one of these bauds be .ibolislied
(tit., i Let entries be taken entire charge of by the t!u torn
House Irom time ot presentation to payiueni of duty or per
mit Ibr bonding. (til , An adequate vVstrm of equalising
appraisement. at different ports, to that like goods shall
pur liko duties at all custom houses
Will you plea-e state how far these proposed chances
meet your approval, and will you also suggest any other
bin sou
changes which in yourjudguicut will facilitate the passing
ol goods through the Custom House.
please send your answer, which a III be treated at couQ
deuti.il, to the undersigned.
ritlh.ltIH'KNK BRAKE EATON,
Committee's Counsel. 340 Broadway.
THE COAL COMPANIES' COMEDY.
Tbcre was another meeting of the prrsidonta of tbo
coal carrying and -producing companies to-day.
Among those present wore Meters. Hoyl, Bayer, Lio
dcrtnon, Clark, Moad, Sloau. Kcim aud Dickson. Mr.
Sloan, of the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Railroad Company,ofTorod a resolution that the coal com
panies suspend all tlielr mining operations during tho
months of Juue and July, and this resolution being sec
onded by Mr. Hovt, ot tbo Pennsylvania Coal Company,
was unanimously carried. Upon this tbo meeting was
adjourned until Ilouday next, to givo tunc to com.
municnto with Mr. Umvan, who Is now In London,
trying to arrange with tbu unlortunalo bondholders
iu tue Heading Railroad Company. Thus much was
ofllcmlly niado kuowo to the public yoslerduy
iilturnoon; but in accordance will) the usual
'-sdenco policy" whlob it bus seemed good
to the olliciais most concerned to observe,
sud wnich bus been so severely com men ted
upon by ttie cornmmro ol tbo Stock Kxcbtngo, all
Inrthor Iniormatlon was rolused to the Hkkalu repre
sentative, who asked a lull report ol itio proceedings.
It, uowevor, leaked out that the meeting was uuything
hut a vatislaciory one. tho only point ol unanimity
being indignation with Mr. Gowan, who, it is alleged
on tbo "street." alter overselling the market to (Uo
i extent of 1.01)0,000 tons, bad uhaudoncd bis brothers In
misfortune nod lets thorn lo tight their difficulties us
best they cun.
NEW TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
A now Tobacco Exchange was opened yesterday as
au adjunct to the present system ol tobacco soiling.
It is located at No. 30 Broad streot, where wilt bo
kept ou view all new receipts ot hogshead tobacco.
There will be a privato exhibition ol sumplos and pri
vate sales from half-past nine to eloven A. M., and at
cloven auction sales urn to commence. The Excliin-.io
is opened by an association ol toilers, all ol whom arc
M?d to ho members ol tho New York Tobacco Board
ol Trade. The new Exchange was started to obviate
the existing difficulty ol closing out particular lots on
order, and its members expect that It will prove ad
vantageous to the trade.
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following are the truueaction* on tho Real Esuto
Exchange yesterday:?
nv JOHN t. novo.
Supremo Court foreclosure *ab -U J H. Wilcox,
raler-e?of two lots, encli J5x IOO, on 4tb av.. w. ?.,
2.3.3 It. s- c?f HBd ?t.. to Margaret Smith, pis muff,
lor fft.auO
xv it. v. iiakn r.TT.
Supreme Court foreclosure sale ?H. M. Sptdr, Jr.,
referee??H a house, with lot 23 .8x75, on Eldiidne
st., w. * , 27 3 It. h. ot Canal St., to J. P. ScltuoU.
in ami, plaintiff, lor...,, 17,300
nr W I M.I A XI KLNNKI.LY.
Supreme Court foreclosure sale?Kredorick Smyth,
referee-Qt the ? ou.Hf, with lot 25x92, No 50 went
lWtli St.. a 233 ft. e. oftftb uv , to John Mathews,
ot ah, pi at mi tin, for - 16^400
LY A. It. ML'LLKK AM? SON
Executor's sale to close the estate of D. S. Brown,
deceased - of three lots, each 'Jog I da. 5, on 3d place,
s. a., 73 a. w. ot Smith si., to O. M. ttogart for 1.01)3
HY K. A. LAWIANNI'lt AND CO
Supreme Court force'-o uro mile-*J. I*'. lavy, r-t
croc?of four lots, ?*?%%?It 35x108.3, on West f?flit
si,* ? 1<K) ft. e. of lotli av., to Cat lysle Norwood,
plaintiff, for 6,000
Supreme Cotirt forfclosnro sale ?B K. McO.iflwrty,
I'uicrce ?of two lots, e-icli 33 at IV). 11. "ti W est IBv tit
s:.. it. s., 133 ft. w. ot JJomevar I, to huge-tie Ells
worth, plaintiff, for 3t?)
Total sales for the day $3'*,505
TiuxmKR*.
l'JHtli st.. n. a. o:i.5Si tt. w tlth av., Itt.Bijxttf). 11;
Joseph Coult and wife *o Pr"dot*)clft A- Putts.,, ..$10,000
128tU st.. n. s., 1110 ft. w. ol Bill a v, 20*90.11;
hohcri Blair and wife to Peter l)lxs?.ii 8,1)35
:i7tli st . ? f.. '2 h) ft w. of 1st av.. 210*98.9; Ed
ward If. Andersou ami wile to \llgu.da Al dersotl. 35,000
33d st , s. s.. 27 3 ft. ?' of 2d av., 25*08.9, Edwin W.
Houghton to Predaiick U. Potter . 6,tKJO
78tli st., ii. ?. 2B3.B ft w. 2d av., 13.lnxlOU U;
Ernest JlieJertuau and wife to Katharine K-trst... Noiu.
2d iiv? w, ... I.?.'* ft. r. ot 43th st., 23 *75xlrraguDir;
Peter Vogler and wile to f*!d>re Do .loin: .... Notts.
Boulevard, n. w. corner HUtii at., lii.O\loo.tC*\?r
icguitr; Edinuud to.hu, Jr., uuU wite to Al .rla
li'tviea . 4JI00
B5th st . s. a.. U3t) It. w of 1st a v., 36x08.1); Charles
K. Crowley to Mary A. Crowle.v Noun.
2d iv., %. w corner of 121st St., 20x|:*>,11: H irbsra
Eu^cl kirchcra to Catharine Aftavnite"* fMMHj
7Bd st , u . * . I V t ft. e of 2d av.. fU)xJ03.2; Ed* *rd
Jlrury and * Ife to August it. Mossor. 12,500
21th st., s. 2bB It w. of 3d av., 25x32. Ann Mcbl
vaney to Isaac .Mclirbach.,, 22,'W)
88tn st., n. s.. U'loft. e. of 3d av., 12.3 ttx 133.dftrrrR
utur; August L. Mosier and wile to Mary C.
iJropli) 9,000
Del.incey st., No. lOB, Johnuua Mosser and tius
| hand t i Edaaid Henry. 25,(SO
J 66th st., s. s., ft e. of Madison av., '2 ixUlO.li;
W illiam II. otreeter and wife to Jane Sc-itt Noiu.
51st *t., s. s , 10*3 It. v. ft 1st av., H\ |f*l.;3; John II.
] .Midttuiet* und wile t i Pranci* L. Herbert Notn.
I 10th uv., ii. e. corner of 62d st., 25*75; Barbara
-choiih'et and husband to Casper Kugnlhrecht.,,. 2.1,5U
4utlist.. s s,, 27.3 It. o of 2d av., 50*88.9; Jacob
VV'ck, Jr., to v.. E. Anderson 34,000
10.3th si., s. s . 810 H ft. e. nfdtli av., 16 8* HI) 11 , .J.
J. Thomasaon reltret, to J. h. H. Wood I.di)
77th * ., ii. *.,2.3m ft. e. of 4tn av., 35\ 10J.2 . Charles
I W. Dayton, referee, to Matilda Hoof J,I'*)
llotb st . looft. w. of 1st uv., 35*100.11; D.
Tom I Ins ?n, referee, to Stephen H. KUh ., .. 7,0o0
' 1 loth t.. h 75 ti. w. of 1st av . 25x1)S). 11 ; M, Wins
I ??w ireierco to same 7,0'*)
I liO.il st.. s *.,12 It. w. of 1st av., 25*100. II; W". 8.
Ki'ily treiere*) to same ... .. 7, **)
11111 11 v., W 2.3 1 ;4 ti. s of li ith st.. ."Mix 100; J. A
Pajjn {rdtrrei toileuryJ. Buttortiehl .1,3'H
77tli t 11 . 2 ? it. ?. ot Hli av.. 2-3xlo3.2; C. W'.
Day to 1 (r#fera?) to M aliida Hoof B.IOO
121 O n., s. s . I >? 1 If. of 4lli s v., IB 8* UN) II;.)
A. Wel?h tie.oroef to W'm. McKlione 1,101
MoftrOAOSM.
Asseitbecll, Andrew and wil?. to B irhara EnrteD
klrchcr. *. w. e?>ruer ol 2d av nod l2lst at.; 5
venrs 0,0 K)
Allen. Merr? and wife, to Koiitso K Hllhvrt. s. s ul
iiotii st.. w. ot dd av.; I year 5,(J**)
Be it llfiiry and wife, to Julia E Brown, n. a. of
22dat.,w ol 3tb av.; ? year* 49/ND
Brophy. Mary C. and hush.m i. to Adjust f?. Notser.
11 ?. of BA1I1 m , ?, 01 3d av.; B niont ?>? 2,000
BaumerUY, M-mii ird, to fredcrlck oernur, IB lion
t ?u st. ; "1 years ... IOyQ09
B'irrtlug. Cnarles T. and wt e, to nsmud WMIatta,
s. ?. oi I2tb st . w. ol 2d av.; 1 year...,., . 4 ?<f)
t roshy, .Margaret ji , to Chimes ? Ih*?*, w. ? of Ics
111 :r 1 fin av , lodwecii 2 Mh .ind ?t*4th si* ; .? yeafs |.5,OsSi
Crocker, Eli** C.. to Hi) u It able Idle ioiir uiuo .??
eiety, e. s. ot .?in av.. ?. oi -P'tli st . o iiiootiis ..... 27,5 ?J
Coiidn, J. W', i.od ntie. to Oliver W, Do jgo to*
fCUtori. 11. s. id 2.Hit ?t , w. o| 4in av. ; .3 years. ... 10,00 )
Cuthbori. Iliotnas, to ? harleft Anderson, (Juarty
roid i24th ward): 5 ycais 2. him
Divoe. Isaac K.. to Oeorgs II. W a I iter, n s. ol 1st
st., hat wren |*t av. and av. A ; demand ... 8,.Vi)
Day ton, William II. an J others, to rooms* tt. Koir
(e*ecutor>, s. s. of 2Bth st., near KfXinjctou av.
Kh
B.(HV)
ait. -t.|Hiaii II . to Now Vurk I.IIh Ttnurncii?. I imi
inn) ?. ? fflllHn it..-*, of lit I yiw... O.t) r i
Mi.hi, til ??me, ?. ? , lIU'.li *1., 9 ,f l.t nv. ; I >?,ir .. I. i?,i
Sum. In ??m,. . I tOlh ?!.,?. nT l.t ; t jr.nr.. it.'*)?
II' ib.ri, I riuici. I. ta li.uk tor Mtvlng*,
tt , ui In itv.. I }i-i?r 4,.',iii
SeCuui, ?nil ? Ii.li.iul lo .III Iijuiu I.Hrtm,
- i ?f Mh >t.. w. nf 7lli tv, ( S frjri 10 D Ml
Sii-ui tu ? I'll., >. ?. ot 'i^th -t , w. ul 7til nr.; 5 yaars 10.nil i
Itirat t>i iiimi. . 4 nl JHIIiil., *. mtiil IK j&y nr. 10,OIK!
M.KAiinit, tlimr.1, tu aiiiii, Mr K.nil., >. ui M'ii
in* ti. J iil wurili; !l jrrar* . .j
MtXioakt..luiia, to Ju*,ph l>. IIHum. ? ? of .'mil
?t? t?. uf 7tli nr. ; J I.."?'m
Fttltr, Kr.rturirk tl? lo Mtnuial Totter, - > of
Xtil .1,, t. nf Jil nv ; I yt-nr 2,i?*>
Bool -I util'lit .ml liii.li mil, in Mf.UJobn.toB.il ,.
ul T7tb at. ? ul tm itv.; :i you. , is.uin
It.itc11>. Toirirk, to hiul-fniit Iiiiiu.tliti o?v iiik.
II ink, ?. ol iliilji- , ii, ul I>?? li.fi'-r v : I yi?r tt,i1 .1
Hulir VMiIUiii, lo Anuls U lil.bolf, ,Vu. ,Vi O ik *l.;
liUn, in.I , . 4.11
Sroit, jiiBit. to llonrii u* U Bntl.r, i. ?. ul Uiih .1.,
" ul Mndl?in ur . f> ftntn ...... Hi/'.)
S "Ml, K.rnnuoo mil utuar., to Aufn.tB. I. HilUa
it?r, *. *. of lOotb Ik, ?> 4tU B?. i I ........ *)U00
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.
Fi'llsr?Cornim. ? On Monday, May 14, 18TT. *1
the Chapel or the Immaculate < oucejiiiou, Sctou Rail
Col.ego. South Onogr, N. J., by tlie lluut I'.ev. M. A.
Corrigau, D. 1)., bishop ol Newark. I'.nl 1 cllis. U>
I.kuku, daughter ol Charts* Louden, k.?<p, ail ol New
York. ?
Gmookich?Kh.iao**. ?lu Lrookljn. W*dD*adav,
May n, by lb. rt?v. Christopher Rhode*, tik i am W.
buoiiki* a t" Kxinr A. Khoaokr, all oi Brooklyn. K D.
Hiost?Bookai;*.? liny b, al lirookfieid Ceutr<*,
Co no.. al ibo resilience of the bride's inolber. Mm. C.
V. B. Hooruom, by ibo Kev. K. L. Wtmcoaie. Anna H.,
daugnltr ol ibo late Dr. A. C. Dooraam, ol New York
city to Casw'sll L. Hiuhv, ol Flshkill Landing. No
curds.
DIED.
Alr>iavsn. ?(id Tuesday uornin.', .'AJtsov O., son
of Mayor and Meloua Alliuuyer, ?gud 1# yuaro.
Kcdalivea and Irieadu ol tbo family are invited to
ibe luueral, at ilio residence of toia parent*. No. 'i'U
Nasi 63d *1., on l'inirs.lav morning. at moo o'clock.
CuAitAi M.t?Al Uak.Ueid, iowu ol Kim Cbos
ter, Winchester county, on I'oesdav, May 16, at mi.
o'clock A. M., Mr* Coiaiaau Chat sap* buy, in tbe Belli
j ear ol tier ago.
Relatives .tiid Irieuds ol the family arc luvltrd to
altcnd the funeral, on Thursday, 11 iy 17, at hall-pad
twelve o'clock, Iroiu lior inie residence, near tVood<awu
station. a train loaves tbe t.raud Central Depot at
11:30 A. SI.
Clan.? Alter a lingering illness, John F. Ccll, aged
17 years.
Relatives and tneuds are respectfully tnvtod u
atieud h:s luueral, Irom hi* lulo residence, 363 Laal
74ili sl, on llursilay, M iy 17, ailwo o'clock I'. U.
Dorsky. ? MAtiua.*i.r Uou?*v, widow ol tue late
1'utrick Horsey. in the tlOtu year ol tier uje.
The relatives and iriends are respectfully invite I to
annul ibe funoral, iroiu tier late residence. 381 Mul
berry ?k. New York, oil Wednesday, ibe ldtb in hi. , at
two o'clock.
Kauax.?Du Tuesday, May 15, 1S77, Mary Faoaj?,
aged :ai years,
friend- uro invited lo attend tbo fuueral, on ihurs
duy, May 17, Iroiu 334 K at 3Uth St., at one P. M.
Kimi hsr.?on tbo 14th mat., at half-past six o'clock
P. M., tti,i,a 0., daughter ol It. and 0. Fischer, age I
?.l3 yrars, alter a liugcriug illness passed into thu ariu*
ol her Saviour.
Fun era' will lake plaoo hi bor parent.' m.idouce.
No. 337 West 37th st., nu Thursday, May 17, at two
1'. M.
Fiaku?At Chiton, S. I., on Monday, May 14, Jons
L- Fi.akk, in tbe 73d year oi his age.
Funeral irom his laie rnsiduncc, at Chltou, on Thurs
Uav, Muy 17, al ball-past two o'clock
Fraxi is.?Suddenly, on Sunday, iath ln.it., of heart
disease, Ukolltig W. Francis, in the 67th year ol hi*
age.
Relatives and friends ol tbe launly uro rcspecttuliy
Invited lo uitvud the luueral, on Wednesday, ldiu
Inst., nt hull-past lour P. M., from his laio residence,
301 dates uv., Uriioklyn. The r.inuiu* will be taken to
Hartford, Conn., lor luturmunl.
Count).?Ou Tuesluy morning, 16ih lust., Abtx
amikk S. tiot'l.li. In the 09th year ol his age.
Relatives ami Iriends are respocll'uliy invited to at
tend the luuerul. Iroiu his late residence. No. 141 West
10th si., on Thursday morning, .day 17, ut hull-past
ten o'clock. Tbo remains to be takau to Cald
well, X. J.
dkhakT.?Do Monday mormon, May 14, Jaurs G.
<;i:ii.ni.Y, iu tlie 60th year ol Ols age.
Relatives uud I'rleuds are res|H!ctlull.v invited to at
tend the luuerul. iroui tut lulu roaideuco. 317 Last tils!
si., on Wednesday, too ltiib tust., ut lour o'clock P. M.
Remains will bo tuken lo Muniuroueck on Tbursuay
innriHug lor Interment.
Haxkaiian. ? Oil Monday, Muy 14, Ann, the beloved
wile ol John Hanraliau, upd daughter ol thu lute Peter
Roy Ian, Iu the olllli yonr ol tier age, native ol tbo
County MouagDen, Ireland.
The rotative* and inonds of the family uro respect
fully invttod to attend her Itinera! Irom bur late resi
dence, 600 West 47tli al., theuco to ihn Cntircb ol tho
Holy Cross, hi West 43d si., on Wednesday, tho lOih
Inst., ut bull-past uino, where lliuru will be a high niasi
ol ro(|Uiem oir.ired lor the repose oi her soul, and Iroiu
thcuco to Calvary Cemetery lor interment.
HamMATT.?Suddenly. on Monday morning, litn
Inst., al Iter residence, Makoaiikt S. Hammatt, wtlo ol
Allrca Hammatt, in the tiOlh year ol her age.
IteialiVHS and Irieuds ol the latnlly arc respecifdlly
Invited to attend tin luueral, irom her lato residence,
410 PuclOc st., Rruoklyu, on Thursday, May 17, at ouu
P. M.
ilKXKV.? dii Monday, May 14, PuitXtK, only sou ol
James M. and Margaret A. Henry, aged 4 years and 34
day s.
Relatives and Iriends of tbo latnlly arc respectfully
Invited to attend tuc lunsrul, irom the rendition til
his parents. 136 Fast 71st at., Wednesday, May 10, out
o'clock P. M.
lln.uixs ? Sudduuly, on May 14, Richard Higkixs,
aged oil years.
Ills luuerul will take pluce from bis lain residence,
31D West 1 'it It st,, this day (Wednesday;, May Id, atom
1'. M. Relatives and Iriends art respectfully invite4
to ntloud.
I.kuiiy.?At We-tchosier, N. Y.,oti Monday, May 14,
1H77, llt.it.NAHi> Lenny, ug' d 71 yeara.
The relatives and Ir.uuds of tin* iatnily aro rc?pecb
fully invited lo attend the luueral, on Wodncsdty,
M iy 10, 1877, at three o'clock 1*. M.
Mii.ikr.--Mu Suuday, May 18, Captain Samum. \V.
Mit.t.Kit, eldest sou ol tho late Captain James F. Miller,
aged 4t> yours und 10 month'.
Ralatives und Irieuds uro respectfully Invited to at
tend the luueral, irom the residence of iila mother, 1U9
Greene uv., Urooklyn, nu Wednesday, Muy 10, at two
o'clock. Please send no (lowers.
Pnlladelphlu papers please copy.
Mott.?Ou NatUmay. May 13. at New Hacwensark,
Puichess county, N Y , Jam-Kuxaiisth, wtlo ol Mor
gan L. .Mott, tiged fit) yours.
Funeral will taku p ace irom her lute residence, on
Wednesday. I'dli lust., at throe o'clock P. M. Relatives
und friends uro rerpectlully Invited to niietid. Car
riages will bo in waiting at the depot, Pudgbkeops.r,
uii >lt Hie arrival ol trains leaving Grand Central Depot,
New York, Hand Io.iioa. M.
McfiARVkt ? Maiicakkt MirbY, tbo holovod wilo o!
Michael McGurvuy, kii.cd on Monday, May II, oc
Hudson River Railroad, at aing Sing, in tbe 63d ytat
! ol lier lige.
Funeral on Thursilsy, >lny 17, from her lato res!
| dettCJ, No. 313 Wuaniugton St., at bull past two o clocl
P. M.
MctiixTV.? On Munduv, ll.iy 13. Mart, helovod wife
j ol Hugh ID Unity, in tlie 3Sili year ol Iter age.
Relatives uu l IrionUs uro rospacttully luvitnrl to at
i tend tlie luueral, irom Iter late residence, 16 .Sullivan
i St.. ou l\ eduesday, ltilb lust., at one o'clock.
Londonderry (Ireland) und Philadelphia papers pleas*
; copy
i>'i!kiln.? At 313 Last 33d at., on .Sunday 13'h let.,
In thu 03d year ol net age, AXX DkLASV, Widow of tbo
I late Timothy O'Urtcu.
A roqu.nu mass will be celohralcd in tbo Church of
' the Hplpliany, 31?t st. and 3d uv., this morning, at bull
pa.il nine, slid the luueral thence to Calvary Cemetery
I st cloven o'clock. Rnlativos and Irieuds ol tlie laiuily,
itud ol nor brothu.'S-iii'Uw Patrick and Richard O'Drion
an I Iter sou-ID'law, 6Uurico J. Powur, are tnviiud t<
| otlenit
D'KkKi K.? May 14, Mart Fakum-d, tbo beloved win
! ol Martin U'Koelo, in the 63d year of her age
Too funeral will Uko p.,ice ut twu P. M. to-day, iroto
j her iaiu residence, Jtitt West 44th st.
Dublin papers please copy.
Rki.*.?Du Monday, M?y 14, AoXKs Cassox, wile of
L,"Win I.,1,0.
Kuneial liom her lute rosiduuco, No. 35tl Ka?t 71ib
bU. IUlb (Wcdiiuadny) afternoon. at one o'clock r. SI.
UitUAiiueox?Ou Tuesday, Slay 16, 1ST". IT amy St.,
i wileol Kuoa Kicburdi-un.
Kuner.ti iroin her uio residence, No. lid liouitoa
hi., Brooklyn, on Friday, ut eleven A. Si.
MjinuMiKi.ih*.?on Tuesday morning, May 15, Loco
j Si iiiisMiM. kv, mi|i of Martin uud Kuthcrme ,-cbreo
keiaen, aged SI vu.iro. 6 utMlna and It rl.iys.
W.'.kii ?Oil Tuva my, Slay 13, at her lata residence,
238 5* h hi.. Ku.na, betuvoa wile o! Kdwatd Ward, u
! llio b#tb year ol tier ago.
Notice of luneral iiureuftrr.
MiiiuKi.'.r.??Otto .Scbprtk*, May 15.
The rnnoriil will take jilm ? iroui bio lato residence,
No. Hi Slacdougul hi., Thursday, May 17, at one
o'clock 1'. SI
bout. ?rfuddenly, on Tuesday, Slny 15, Emai.ikk, wife
ol Coloa t. goo, in Uic 51)i n year or bcr age.
Knurr..I will lake pi ice irom brr lata residence. No.
317 hu.-i 85ill at., on Thursday, May 17, at hall-pant
ten A. SI. Hclutivca and Iriiudo are invited lo bo
present.
Koclml#r (N. V.) papora plenaa copy.
stnjiTA<,.?1? Trewoni, Slay 15, At. hart Monro#, son
\ ol i>c>orgeJ. aud Knnna.1. bontag, aged 3 ntoniue and
: "I day*.
!? iiueral aervico, Wodneaday evening, at ball-past
i aaven.
iSthinwat. ? On Monday morning. May Utb, at his
resilience, 135 Kail 53d at., ai.ui.iit -Stkikway, ol me
am ?Irtleiuway ,v Sons, of typhoid lever, in ibe 37iu
ye ir ol bit ng i.
1'lte IUtiur.iI will tako place on Wedne day, at ono
I'. SI . treui .Molnw.ty Hall, whence rh rvmaina will
j bo conveyed lo tlko lanilly vault in Uraenwood I'eir.e.
I li ry Hi# Irirnda ami thoao of the laiuily uro ro?
, op-1 Hully invited to uitrnil. .
Wbeagea the employe* ol ibs flrtn of miiiiva t
j Kona, r*cogni/.uig in ihe deatb ol uii boturod number
ol the lirtn, Mr Aieert Alain way, un Irreparable In ?
In those over whom be had the charge and lo the oeiu
; nupny, Winh to tender Uleir bcuriielt sympathy lo
the hi iI'uvod l irmly, by whom hit Ina* i* and will bo
dci ply alio keenly loll; an Honored and honorable
; uitiarn, rmpeeted ny all who km w him, hia name will
1 long he rememberc I, scarcely yet in llio prime of
I life .mil in lb, lull vigor ol inanhood ho was out off
I iroln iio iiig hia pi eplo; huiiem, manly ,1011 common
lieu., may others see hia good work-, and lellew In li 1
fooieicp". *'ltviug dea 1 ha yvt apoakrib,"
lie ? 11 vittl. That wr, Ibo employ lit ol tho llrm, *hall
lollow Ink 1.1in 11 [ 1.t rima lit to their last rearing pi.me.
ItthOiVOd, Ih ilit coi y ol the above ahail bo pre
1 .'"Html lo hu l.imtl.V, in token el our esteem and sor
j row lor tiimr bereavement.
In b"lia I 01 Ibe eiiipWyria, OTTO KOCH, Al'O,
M<) UK I N. JOHN AIIKKiKOMUlK.
Naw V??it:, Slay 15, ls77.
Tri.iu - 1111 Tin- day, May 15, at hia lato realdenco,
145 KastMUsi., \> 11.1.1 am 111 HHowa Thlli k.
It .?lat.ittb and irienUh el the lUttiilv urn roapectltilly
Inviled la attend hia luneral ou Thursday, thol.iu
1 in*' , at hal '?pa*l out) ft< oek,
I1m.11-. -un Moii,ay. Slay 14, Tin ononis eldeet
a#B ol i'ettcr J. and Mary 'Ihomaa, lu tho iliid year ol
bin igo.
Kvlativea abd frleada uro Invited to attend the 1 a.
11.'i,l, jr iti .No. )4U 1.arcs ??., Brooklyn, on Wodnes
dm, May Id, .it two o'clock I'. SI
las Hi kirk.?UB iuesdv,. May IS, Saraii, widow
ol Ahraham \ an Httskirk, in iho Hdd year ul bar age,
Malulivea aud Iriruda ol lira lamily are luvite i to
attend the luneral. irom lite residence nl bar kon,
Itiiilrl s au Itmkirk, ,VJ2 West I2d 11. on wfdMaday,
ill' Idtli, at two I', si,
Wiiitk ? On I tie-day. Slay 15, Hosor1 Caiialax,
wii? ui Martin IS tiiiu, in (he dutb year ul nor age.
1 lie irieuda of t>e family and tho e ol ner mother
? nn siatera are invited 10 ittend ibe timer#!, tit# #ad
jjir. u, on Thursday, 17th, at two t, Mi

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