The New York Herald Newspaper, May 25, 1863, Page 4

Z PINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Svunpay, May 24, 1863. Last week was one of the most active ever knowmon the Stock Exchange, though a very quiet week In mere 1 busin Gold Tuctuated, very between 148 and 150, ng lust evening at about 149. Exchange was ex oly inert; at one time bankers were to sell at! t others the best bid was the closing quotation yest was about 1 tendency of produce was downward. G | t 9 would gave he es-! | ¢ part of sellers. Both jobbers and re- ta Are 0} yu hand to mouth, waiting | § \ e last week. Mon a \ nee in stocks frightened bank- « i led the calling in of alarge number of I nd to. & pretty extensive withdrawal of rom the Stock Exehi : \ lay it dificult to borrow money on li, on the security of stocks, at 7 per cent. this unnatural stringency, in a market in w money is the most abnndant of all articles, soon orrected itself, On y and yesterday the Sub-Treacury disbursed enormous sums, and money came pouring into Wall street frorh all jvarters, The country is full of people who have money, aud, fearing to make bad investments, ild like to use it temporarily in call loans on ty. At least three times as much sy as the Stock Exchange can use was ten- ed to the brokers yesterday at 6 and ¢ per cent. Operators in ‘light timber,” whose intrinsic value is open to question, still find some difficulty in getting their securities carried. But on the leading railway shares money was yesterday abundant at 6 per cent, and the prospect was that the rate would fall this week. Commercial paper is wa at 546 for the best names, and 6 a7 for paper. Debt certificates vary ssue of government—from of a million -is absorbed y depression in the price. table shows the course of the stool week and mont "126 Nay 2, May 9 ordina but 1 half to thr without ¢ daily using May 16. May 23. lot wig 65 co 64g 641g 69% ua 18 95 116 84% 290% 102% 1083 Michigan Cen tral 105 120 Michigan South’ 69 84g South. guarant’d. 109% n9 >ig Central O46 n0 98% 108% 9655 104g 109 11s; 189 189 Huds 0 125 13635 Pacitie Sail, 180% 189 Gold... ‘i 150 150 On Monday last stocks advanced from 8 to 15 per cent, So unusual an advance in so short atime was sure to produce a reaction. Accordingly, on ‘tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, a heavy fall took place, amounting on Erie to about 18 per cent, on Pittsburg to 17, and on the other active shares to 10a 15 per cent. On Friday and yester- day there were symptoms of recovery. The weak holders seem to have been pretty thoroughly weeded out, and the older and stronger class of ope- rators to have come inagain atthe low quotations. All the usual influences which govern the stock market are in favor of further inflation. The earn- iugs of the railways, as arule, would justify present quotations even on a specie basis. A property which can be shown to be carning ten per cent an- nually, with a fair prospect of increase in the future, cannot be considered exorbitantly dear at or near par. Money, however stringent it may seem at times, must, on the average, be abundant and cheap so long as government continues to disburse two millions per day among the people. And, finally, the speculative spirit is fairly aroused, and appears to pervade all classes. Just as was the case in France when the Credit Mobilier was first established, every one, no matter what his condition or his means, appears to be speculating in stocks. The regular operators om Change are rompletely overshadowed by the immense crowd pf outsiders, who conceive that they can take a short cut to fortune by purchasing stocks. Thus far these speculators have generally succeeded, and they reck little of the day that’is coming, when fortunes. made in stocks will vanish like smoke in an hour. The quiet manner in which Mr. Allan Campbell was dropped from the Presideacy of the Harlem Railway, at the meeting last week, is an event full of warning to railway managers. Mr. Campbell is known to be one of the very first railway men in the country; but he had so long had his own way with the Harlem—the stock being apparently worthless, and none of the holders caring what was done with the road—that he could not, it ap- pears, bring himself to carry out the views of his constituents in the Broadway Railroad matter, and was accordingly superseded. We judge that other railway presidents will go the same way before long. For five years most of the railway stocks of this country have Leen unproductive, and hold- ers have consequently been indifferent about them, and have suffered presidents and directors to do pretty much as they pleased. The roads are now all earning money, end stockholders are awaking to the prospect of income, and begin- ning to inquire into the management of the pro- perties. In many instances their very proper in- quiries and expectations are met in anything but a proper spirit by the presidents and directors, who have so long been lords paramount that many of them seem to have forgotten they are the ser- vants, not the masters, of their stockholders. The result will obviously be pretty sweeping changes of direction; good railway men will soon command satisfactory employment. One concern which is likely to undergo renovation in this respect ia the Cleveland and Pittsburg. Rightly or wrongly, the impression prevails that the directora of this property have been sacrificing the Interests of the stockholders to their private speculations. It {is well known that, by lisparaging the value of the stock all the way from 20 to 100, they frightened many bona fide * o'ders into sejling; and, though it has not been bvolutely ptoved that they or their confederates ought the gtock thus sold under @ misapprehen- won of the facts, it cannot be denied but the con- <iuc! of the board on the occasion of the consoli- «Vion with the Fort Wayne, and more recently in tie matter of the receivership, justifies the gravest +uspicions, Though the directors refuse to give their receipts to the press—from what motive one can only conjecture—it has transpired that they yield the company over ten per cent annually on the stock, besides a substantial sinking fund. Why, ,under these circumstances, the receiver | has not been obliged to surrender the pro: | perty, and a dividend has not been declared, mystery which defies oxplanation, and not surprised to hear that the now party, is a we ar comprising @ namber of wealigy men, who now control considerably over half the stock, propose to put in a new direction within a short timé. We trust that the Erie Railway will not prove another example of the same phenomena. Under the old manasement the property was administered, or rather “ be-devilled,’’ in the interest of one or two lecding directors who speculated in the stock, ‘The present President, Mr. Nathaniel Marsh, has never been implicated in these transactions, and is Jeneratly eateemed an upright 8 well as on able hilway manager, For his own sake, and for that y° the company, it is to be hoped that he will not nd himself to any irregular mancuvres in |pgard to dividends. Roilway stockholders have ‘ynerally dispensed with income on thetr Dropert y (or five sears, The roads are now do ng Well, atid they are entitled to the benefit of the improve- ment. Itis not expected that any sacrifices will be made to declare large dividends, But whore a road is without floating debt, and has paid upa@ able amount to a sinking fund for the ex- tinction of its funded debt, it is unquestionably | better to divide the remaining surplus among stockholders, from time te time, rather than keep large sums on hand to tempt the honesty of ad- ministrators and engender extravagance among employes, If the Erie earns 16 per cent net this year, a8 now seems beyond doubf, stockholders will not be satisfied unless they get five per cout in July, and as mucli more next January. Adrian H. Muller, P. R. Wilkins & Co, sold on y order of Thomas C, T. Buckley, ad- | c., with the willannexed of Edward deceased, the following stocks:— shares New York Life Insurance and Trust Co ..,.190 shares Bauk of the State of New York... 04 £500 Sterling Bond of the Delaware and Raritan Capa) Co, and Cunden and Amboy Ratiroad Co., No. 227, dated Lith April, 1857, and payable in Loudon on (a 1st of August, 1564, with coupons attached frou and includ. tng February 1, 1863 . * oe 162 £500 Sterling, Bond No. 93, sane. description ‘as above, same date, and payable at same time and place, with similar coupons attached, , CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Sarunpay, May 23—6 P. M. Asnus.—Sales were made of only 25 bbis.,at Sic. for pots and 910. for pearls, Stock, 456 bbl. Breaperoves.—Flour, was less active and 50, @ 100 lower, with heavy receipts. The day's sales comprised 9,800 bola. State and Western, 500 do, Senthern and 600 do. Canadian, within our revised range Superfine State and Western. $5 20 a 5 50 Extra Stat * 585 a 635 Common to choice oxtra Wester 595 a 950 Canadian.....+- - 600 a BO Southern mixed to ‘good “puperdin 665 a T15 Extra dO.... ceeeeeee 720 a 8 50 Good to choice’ ‘amily do. 850 a 950 Rye flou 330 a 520 Corn meai, Jersey aid Brandywine, +420 8 460 —Wheat acclincd 1c. a 20., wifti a modorately active market, ‘Th? day’s sales reached 115,000 bushels, at $1 67 for white and $1 43 a $2 53 for red and amber West ern winter, $130. $147 for Milwaukee club and amber spring, $117 «$1 80 for Chicago spring, and $1 51 a$1 53 for amber State, Corn fell off slightly, with sales of 125,000 bushels tmixed Western at 70c..@ 76c. for now and old sound, and 6c. a7 ound; Western yellow at F6c.a 700. Oats were more ac at 690. a 730. Parley was heavy at $110 a $125, Kyo was selling slowly at $14 $1 02, Corree,—Sales were unimportant; prices unchanged. Corrox advanced to 65¢. for middling, with sales and resales of 1,700 bales. Visu.—the demand was genoraily fair, and the market firm : Freicirs.—To Liverpool there were taken 800 bbls. flour at 28. 3d 10 bushels grain at 83.d. 9 Od., in bulk and bags, 900 pacisiges provisions at 22s, Gi. a 27s. 6d. ‘To London 1,000 bbis. flounat. 28. J4¢d. “PO Glasgow 300 tieroes lard-at 803., and 60 tlercosbocf ata. To Belfast a foreign bark ‘took erin at 114;d, To Hamburg 200 boxes bacon, by steamer, at 4CB. Hay contiued In fate demand, at: 900. $1 10 for North river bale. Hors were in request at 160. a 28c. Hipes.—The week's receipts. were 6r 1029 hides; the eales 24,900 bites—the lagter including 11,000 Buenos Ayres at 2éc. a 253¢c. cash usual selection; 1,500 Buencs Ajres for Philadelphia, 3,000 Montevideo, 1,000 Monte- video (kips), on private terms; 5.000 Cafitornia, at Y5c. a 261,c. cash, usual selection ; 2,000 Orinoco, 1,400 Porto Gubolin, 480 West Indies, €00 Western, 5,400 wet salted California, 1,800 army slaughter, on private 4erms: 2,300 chy laughter, at Oise. a 1Cc, cash, rejec ting bad. hides. Stock in importers’ and specu'ators’ hand: 000 dry hides, 3,000 wet saltet do. and 190 bales Kast India hides, Lavus were down to $1 26 for Eastern. Lxatuer.—Messrs, H. D. Hull & Co. says ;—There has prevailed an active demand for bemiock sole throughout the woek,and the business cone has been to a fair extent. A pumber of buyers, e been in the market, but have come with low views, and have confined their purchases chiefly to parcels that could be bought at about age. be jJow the current rates of tast week. From both Kastern and Western buyers orders come in quite freely, and the ‘bulk of the business continues to be in the supplying of orders. We reduce our quotations about }fe.; but most of the trade, though sellers, are (rm. The receipts from tanneries are rather in excese of those last of week, but are more than absorbed by the sales, leaving the stock on hand light and illy assorted. For oak sole the market continues quiet under a very limited demand; but with a moderate supply on hand prices aredirm. Rough upper is in fair request at full prices, with a fight stock in the market. Morasses.—The sales to-day comprise 810 hhds. Cuba ey at dic. a 40c., and email lots of other kinds at stom Poe IS10NB.—-Pork again fell off to $11 62 a $1175 for old, and $13 60 a $18 75 for now mess, here; $14 for the lattor, doliverable in July, and $10 60a $11 75 for prime, with ‘sales of 4,100 bbls, Otherwise business was re stricted, gales having been Teported of culy 120 bbls. beef aud 350 boxes ba former rates; 1,750 packages lard at 9c a 10%c., and 400 packnges cut meats at un- heey figures. Butter nod cheese remained as last noticed. Sxive were firmly held, but were not active. Svears were in moderate req with sales of 700 hhds., partly at auction, at 94,¢. a 113¢c. for New Orleans, and 10 yc. a Ie. for Cuba. ‘TauLow.—There were 76, 000 Ibs, sold at 11c. a 113¢C. Wriexny.—Salee were made of 500 bbls. at43 igo, a ddc., and 1,000 bbis. in bond at 2 SPEC TAL NOTICES. — LL PERSONS ARE © AUTIONED DAG AINET NEGO. G0. Mating & promizsory Nove unt, Gated Febroary i. 1808, for 8388, pecan on demand to ‘Mithue! Fogarty. “Said ‘note has been stolen and payment thereof stoppe.s N ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF SEC. tion 3, chapter 466 01 the laws of 1858, the undersigned hereby give Bethce that the to be intend to form an tnt rate located in the city and county of New York, Th Croton Fire Tosuzance Company. for the purpose of making insurance on “sy Bach Stores, and al! kinds of Buildings, Mieschan diac, jousebs Purni- nd ail ot ture rT over inst loss or e by tre e “Set toa eeaponate” LIAM H, SMITH, WiCLTAM . HURLBUTT. JOHN 7. TERRY, ALERED ech aaaenee etre yacon rn Sout Niu IATCHER ADA’ NDREW WESS we Yone, May in 15. JEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN RAILROAD COM. y coruer of Fourth avenue and Twenty seventh office, May 15, 1853.—'the interest due on of this company 1, 168, will Be patd on pre. 1 surrender of the eo Pa wns at this oflice, or at he Kepublie. BEMENT, Treasurer. TOTICE.<THE ANNUAL ELECTION YOR DIRECT. AN ors of the tna Fire dambasorgoieay gt New York, Will be held at the office of the company, No. 170 Broadway, on Monday, June 1. ‘The poll will be open at twelve M. aud close at one o'clock P. LIV INGsTON SATTERLEE, Secretary _New Youn, May 16, 1 QUISSEB, SUISSES—FCR_ THE “RENEFIT OF THE Widows and Orphans 0 Swiss Soldiers, ‘The Prov. Commitiee, icctige ela pay 17, 7, 8, o'clock, Me show bow e bave to how Busses thelr ubfortauate Tebow ciszenn THE PROV. COMMITTEE. yr RAN PS OF THE WAR OF 1812 WILL AS- semble at the Mercer House, corner Broome and Mer- cer streets, on Monday morning 23th inst. at 9 o'clock. for the purpose of mecepting an im een tere to Uticn to attend & of veterans 01 Wednestay. eee inst, free of expense toand from. By order of Hl. RAYMOND, Brignaicr General. N: DALUeY. alone. ip Issac M. Pavey, Adjitaut vi i B.—Veierans of adjoining counties are invited to meet. whi ba. HE “TRADES : A HORSE SHOER WANTED AT 83 ELIZABETH st. we WANTED, A O48 FITTER: ON ON- es Broadw eke Dandi Pocock Ho, INTERS WANTED—O4¢ STEADY yor. as Done bit yood workin sto di We aejener buses ti Starter er sta chmod RACTICAL eek ‘UPHOLSTERERS WANTED— Pf 33 Cortland: atreet KETROOK | Ma cS WANTED P anda to ers, RRA “ta aay vP'y P*eroceed ERS— A Sitvation WAN’ a in scoring tO work in 5 photo. 0 RANGIS. graph anitei ay by mpenration re- Speake aah mA Ais Tilton Bay nee a “Engh ‘beat references given. FUATION 4" IED=HY A FIRST CLASS. COTFERs St reference given. Inquire for Charles Gil: bert. ‘a ‘Broadway. tn the store, Sid ITUATION WANTED—BY A FIRST & LASS CUTTER, tna god taslortn caabiienments has bad about ten years’ ete enc’, and Is confident of giving satisfaction, Ade Gress 2 Bch SINS MITH winta A iron worker immed: Chey. GOOD TIN AND SIRE? ely, at 92 Montgomery at., Jersey ON WOOD —SIX Ei. GRAVERS work, Apply to Penield & Bross, V A TINMAN AND SHBET TRON WoRi CER; ‘one aeensiomed to Go lighs brass worn preferred dy employment for a competent mi to Thomas | Harrisons 26) Wem ” at ANTED—A DIPPER AND BRONZER, ALS Apply to Tift, Whiting & Co, I8t “TURNERS WANTED. hands will ind siea oyment, at fair wages, at pl and 38, Greene tty In the rear, second floor, by Baw. naberchueh, NTED—A pu HAT TRIMMER, A Otathan a AT HART'S, 87 Te a WANTED—AT wk “UNITED 8 Treasury batidtn, er of Wall and Naseatt ply; wages "Ga as pec eannat forgoodmen! eignt to Wen and two poon harnmere required for m few daya, leo two coo quarrymen to 0 in the covniry: none ut hen who yeu Lent oven fo “Arby Wo Jam ‘A DYE roadway, SEVERAL GOOD neve days. oF BOrElaiEs GREAT BARGAIN Having made la CHECK, rien 8, BARGAINS ditions ty our stock or 7 or LOBED ‘aud BLACK ¥ROM ng" AUORION SALES the past weak. sre age on WE Most "Bure: OCURAP 8! ds Brook or ILKS At priges beyond the range of competition. LS, good quality, at 48. 6d Check and plaid Summer BIL and bs. Check Gluce SILKS, fron Yard wide Foulard 811 *, Checks and feures AIN-GLACE im the mew Wo particularly 4 Stock, oie edin sented, 9s and up. Se, wad up to $4 d y, with and with- We have also largely increased our Btock or DRESS GOODS, D And can offer the largest warty ty aud amount BLACK AND COLORED ALPAGAS, MOHAIR LUSTRES, GLACES LENOS. at 9c., 10c,, FOPLINS, ALso, EB STOCK OF MOZAMBIQUES ~ de, Te, 3e,, $7340. Ps VER OFFERED AB mart ITS. from Te, 9 yard F PRINTS. ToWwFELINGS. eee HOCSRE SHIRTING USING, LINENS, DAMASKS and T THE VERY LO! KEEPING GOODS AREET RATE: ST M. A LARGE LoT OF ee penn FROM EUCTION, THREE canes printE RAPPERS 0 Echuca 26. lps ILLES, for LADTES' Gd., worth bs, OUR CLOAK AND SHAWD STOCK IS LARGB, a AND CHEAP, FULLY, tS game wit B ix THE 0 fod GREAT BARGAINS ENTS, particaiurly ‘SILK "CLOAKS, WHICH ARE MANUFACTURE ion at eearaae L} ‘T STYD) ty INDEED, ERENCE BETW) re BROADWAY iD WELL WoRTHY THE OF LADIES. HE VERY RICES AND MAR 3 ATTENTION Ba recy eit BESTAND AND a the Shawl Stock will be found every style, from $14 to Crystal Paice Fanon W. R ROBERTS, | Prop plum of Fashiou, 10,000 Ladies’ Handkerchiefs, EIGHTH AVENUE Sha STORE. Tc. arr es We 6,000 Linen Hemstitched oe 150. 10 San Needlework Mays. 1 5,0°0 Worked Banda, 16. (oat 50. MANTILLAS, $2 eas LACE, MANTILLAS SUN. UMBRE! 3.00 Lace Veils, Oo f 800 FRENCH DAO Parasols, 70c. 10 $3. KINZLY SETS FO MILLINERS AND STOREKEE S| THAN JOB 00 SERAW BONN: AT SPLIT STRAW BON. pr Fe 8.000 pieces No. 6,000 Dleces No. 6 Trimmin, B ire Silk poune? Pairs Bil Mite, ha ae Al NE Phish = HOSE, WORTH G0c. AT 26¢, R, 7,80 pairs of Gloves, from 60. up. STRAW Lae BONNETs, STRA 4 Coed Edges. a TB rt ON: a ae 53. aBe. 5 4 to TLAR, $578 RS ALS, RovaH NG EADY, RN, one ONRETS, CAN’ Nig TARAIDS. BONNETS, 00 FINB 1VORY rsapab Foon, LINEN AND SILK 15,000. pale ea Ate PAnce @oobs Di DEPARTMENT. ELE HAIR FIND ie BUNDLE SPOOL SILKS, Ic. HOOKS AND EYES, 2. KEINE. SEWING SI 1, Te. 1 ae FIN te 6,000. EB SILK BEAD NETS, OPENING ON MONDAY, BARGAINS IN ee } ¥ Pe WITH Al X. B.—NO CONNECTION 221 and 23 221 apa 223 detwoen n Twenty-first aud 1 Cones ‘COA’ 200 YARDS: SPOOL coTr a basi” COTTON, na "SEEDERS, bc. AUCTION, Be. Boll 2 ho T GRAND STREET CHRAI DESIGNS ji E: PARIS BOMNET RIBBONS exhibited this se Full lines of white and corn Drab Ribbons, at 38¢., 44c., 56c., colored Ribbons, fi ‘from 9, to 62e. and 75e. per rd. 1W pieces of feshionuble Millinery Silks, from ti per yard LACES. MI Over 10,0:0 white and black Silk Lace Barbes, under regu- upwards. . LLINERY — ices. ction lots of sang worke: on . Rearly balf pr Bande: rae mich worked, Bargains. d Bete, déc., 56c., 75c. and $1 18e., 25¢., Sle. and dic. each. Now Designs tn LINEN COLLARS. Cheap Lois of WOKKED BA: NDB. Ladies KID GLOVES, 44 conts pair. STLK METS at Laat Year's Pr EDWARD. E Siland Sg AT GRAXD STRE| OC. h ie LOWBRS ON AF DRESS and stig ie aoe ite tnd sie Grand street, ance to these Dej Fifth block J T GRAND STREET CHEAP S70. LEY, tand 66 Allen atreet, Fifth brook eee from the Bowery, cana OF NEW PeNoH MONDA’ anusual variety. rimonts 66 All st from the Bor street, RE. 09 oaaee of the choloet, BRAIDS and newest styles tm nash: BLOO: ott, £ ood tan HAIR BONNETS, 20 cases, from one to BLOOMERS, of every description, 26¢,, $80., 440., ‘dol e he. anda ? STOUK THIS 8 READY MONDA’ agree E $1) and 311, Geana street, aut 6 Ali ba rans street at en. RD RIDLEY, east from the Bowery. A’ UNION ADAMS, NO. 687 BROADWAR, ROMAN SOARFS, ROMAN BOARFS, ROMAN SCARFS, ROMAN BOARFS, ROMAN SCARFS, ROMAN SCARPS. IN'8, A’ Monday, 25th inet., NEW Re NES twas, MOBAMBIQE Bi Double width, NEW (Batrance through Grover NOVELTIES IN CLOTH at fe we , wi ny No ATED Roageay, Hote [FRE Miroro "AM CLOAK ROOMS, 495 BROA: DWAY, & Baker's Salesrooms) AND SILK MANTLES. EMBROIDERED, BRAIDED AND PLAIN, Constantly om band, Or manufactured to order et shortest notice. Children's Marseilles Skiris and Barings ready made, NNOUNCEMENT r 10 THE consequ oer iber i} juction ibaa sngearmaietaiett 8 $15, Schl United 8 B.—All the lead Chrowlars and Rutt Fashions, at prices a ae of Woe, extreme warm weather, the sub- i offer a red: five styles ot iach ail Lapis OF EW YORE of twents es, for June reach of all. CRKENZIE, Supe summer Shai i pe commer Bla ia, iro “ Radon, Cheokered Bia v1 ri Suriped Wool and Broche 8 Lace and Grona))ine Shnwis ee ON OL BOILED cont cheaper than tinpartors’ » suitable etther (OF paces Oi Cloakings and Clos Trimmin prices, (ih all widths, CLOAKS A BATSON GA howare, NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, MAY. 25, 1863, DRY Gown. ;aeRenrescn BRAIDED ROBES, MOZAMBIQUES, PERCALES, 8, JACONE RR, BAREGES, GRENA! ES, gy DBESS. ‘Goons if SUMARET Weary é No ER SRR, 4 Nos, 25° to 20) Grand street, Nos. i7 and 49 a Gutharine aiveet. wasnena ‘Also, at stores OR Fs a. Bi ah mostra SUMMER FA moNs, hs ces - | fo i erent, feeen. AM the ae York market, Which she invites the-allen ‘uatou amen glial one door ave Freniykh wicet leh ater 37900 Proof Cloaks, 4!) sizes. Missca’aad Children’s sare sts hy great variety. CHARLOTTE :@, suri Tie ‘42 Tiroadway, above Twenty- Qanrentxas AND Sr GRY oF EVERY DESCRIPTION. A LARGE ASsORTNENY AT er PRICES, RD TA¥LO! Noo. 238 10st Graad areal c= SILKS at REDUC! D PRICES, FINE” ‘ASSORTMENT AT RETATL, Torn. i a YLOR, iB to 467 pinsccias ARR Nos, 255 to Nos, 47 aud oe AND MANTILLA’ ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & CO. have now in store @farge and v very elegant stock of @LOAKS A Inctuding Anang novelties suitable for the season, to which they iavite special attention. Prices moderate. A Gr street, Catharine atreet, treet, eorner of Mercer, pew Goops. THIS WEEK WILL OFFER e ae _A LAKGE STOCK or NEW DEES: Saoops, 1N ALL THE PA! tg COLORS, JUS® RECEIVE! PER STEAMEK AUSTHALASTAN, “PECIALLY”, FOr THE ai HOT SEASON. immence “FRENCH GRAY" “SABEUBS, wee. per acd FIGURED POPLINS Ga VHIEALAYA CLOTHS, at 123¢c. CHECKED Bea 1X3, 3 ith and LENOS, MOBAIR LUSTRES, POPLINS, LACES and MOZAM- BIQUES, very wide goods, at oe leaps Gd, and 36. a yard, * A LARGE AND QuOLGE A ASSORTMENT OF in all the fashionable shades. oP Rie alaMRieh Oech Ratan One Sgunce ig the Jargest and most — Praee ag yot 274 Bowery, near | pelanan ota COVERINGS | AT CO COST. WIDE FRENCH NCH BROCATEL, Av88 per yard, COTELLINES, SATINS AND BROCADES, Atold prices, Also, a full Line of HAIRCLOTHS, ALL WIDTHS, ‘WOOL AND UNION BEPS, PBKIN AND TERRY CLOTHS, {WORSTED DAMASKS AND LASTINGS, And every style of UPHOLSTERY Goons At corresponding low STAR ac 360 Broadway, /MBROIDERIES AND LACES, WEST PATTERNS AND SHAPES FOR SUMMER, LORD & ee, Nos, Sito to 407 Broads Broad: Nor, rand "street, Nos. fn and “9 Outharine atreet. PBENCH AND BRITISH DRESS GOODE aT RETAIL. ‘The whole of their ea will be opened on At lose than the cast of tm importation, aigattender tury conte per yordras which great vecgaias five offered, CANAL BERBER: Sorncr of MERGMN STREBT, FRENCH avstiss, ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & 00. Have just received A FULL STOCK OF FRENCH CAMBRIC, ~ NAINSOOK and “~~ ORGANDY MUSLINS, Bultable for dresses, ‘Aieo, Embroldered in Pio ‘ORGANDIES, Buttable for evening dresses Canal street, corner of Mercer, re FLOWERS. BEST QU, ‘Auity. “EVERY SHADE R. Hl, MACY, RAPE, MARE’ Rose Leaves, digeitee will be rvelved rie TAY AS CAS, MASIMERES, ee ee ae ont y se s ee a in ARE aR Ned Bae MOURN ij MARL a’ LAWLS, aa ae <diditlion iow prices, Ha ero DEY TON'S, 274 Bowery. ie ta oie pow power With balere ee Andreae 8 Wet waist | Box 633 Po migCRLLANEOU BMY BADGEs.—I ae. PRer, REO TO " ae pote any of wed er NNN ra ENT. BOM! ES, DELAIN! ALPACAS, pinoe ait aS. CREPES, @ TISSUES, @c., £., for Mouraing aud a full assorts ent of WHITE GOODS . LORD & TAYLOM, ™ Nos, 46) (0 467 Broadway. ack “p ‘wit Se Stroek pin: with, nan division, corps, Army NADINES, rt Mourning. d ‘diver ts aad + comnpOs! bi ‘cents; opain Jody $1. Trade furnished by Scoville Manafastueing 00 SP i a ¥.. 08 above. e églument, aud tio oumber o Is engraved or m stamped on afler To disconnt. Aime: cetiorer X08, 286 to 261 Grand street pee Wastigion Mera, WW MANTILLAS. Gash mus ai avo FoR THis WReies TRADE THE LARGE SP AND OST Arr cTiye R TO BE vo PAD GN TE CITY ¢ mein “au ation a Onite’ MANTIELA,” ound win conse eowrreedy nat te ae The latest novelty out. FREDERICK, 37 Broadway; also of ‘tr. BTRPIYS Cloth Circulars. oat itt —-—— Std ane ee pice ARTPILESES SAY) MntGRTRENS $9,008 He caWe,regpeettully reauest Those ladies who b bitherto |} Bal store: to examine’ ° rr reat difference Mw spade eeneasscie 30 ca ee in our prices antee (9 theun gaaw¥ing of wweuly: | $4 Furst avenue, near Third street © @ five to thirty per cent, ON Ww. E N, 274 Bowers, near Houston street, ARBLE a NI res. Ie BEST PL. p and well finished marble - jtels. de. KLABER'S marble yard. 109 East this out, vis at A. URNING GOODS M° me apo Pt Sie near Thigd aveuws, Gut Severa! new styles purobased at the 1a! wibath ie man & Hutions will be odered at retail only, on Mouday, and fol- Mowe END STORING FURNITURE ATTENDED ela WS st what you want f ¢ Present houses ila eae ust ae orabure We also on hand a all an, uC y. iois toe dea 9nd Apso € rn (trucks for the removal is in city or country. Cau gaa MAGHNBRE WANTED, ANEW OR BEOOND HAND Milling Machine and other machinery for manufact ir- dng rites, ‘Address, with particulars, box 3225 New York Post ovice. ae apie DBAVES FOR SALE—FROM 3,000 TO 5,000 os, of fresh ngy Anoto ‘nclnging fing coke syle in Bonnets and Mantillas, ve. JACKSON'S Mourning Store ‘51 Broadway, between Spying and Prive sine rete. $$ $$ OURNING GOOD: RS. F. MORRIS, 4 AMITY STREPT, USTOM SHIRTS mace in the neatest finish. The latest swle Of hand and made to order, Hosiery, | re METAL WANTED.—CASH WILL BE PAID FOR & é eon weight of Type Metal, Apply at the desk 18 alice. voved HE GREAT AMERICAN A COMPANY'B NEW WHOLES. Abe Nea mre) veeey street, N. ¥ npany have, eased, gue above nye story butidk y Wii have a stock of the varions kinds.and aus imported coustantly on nal ‘ages, they wil offer to the tia vy pod profit, This feature tn thelr wioles - rictly adlicred to, ‘The Company's tachiiies im pares HANGINGS At Ki OUR SPRING STOCK [8 NOW READY FOR EXHIBITION, FOR EXTEND AND VARIETY OF STYLE ta Superior judgpient of ‘easy kuowled = : Gunsurianeet. facts IT IS UNSURPASSED. if not, they may be funded. Th a Parties avout furnishing are invited to an exumination, th above iuducoments,. bi be! sieving 80 email ry Toft OB. their very large Dotight of them, will be attract! heretofore been paying enoring. AMERICAN urchases, with the sirety of getting what ie to the many who have ‘A COMPANY, _No. 61 Woney sirect, NY. 0 THE PUBLIC.—PARTIES WISHING PAINTING done reasoriably; would do well to call on WM. WILSON, 271 Spring street, ANTED—A GOOD SECOND, BAND LOCOMOTIVE Boiler, from 16 to 20 horse power. Address 5, ley, Danbury, Cona, GQ HAVE, FROM 20 CENTS —SOMUTITING URGENT: ly needed by every one: very light and portable. Call - fei see Cor ponraclt or ten sampien sont tron vy ima for 2B ra to agents and Ru a Fair directions, by HL WOLCOTT. 170 hatha square: ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & co., N.Y. SOLOMON & HARi, 809 BROADWAY. ICH FIGURED GRENADINES. A large assortment, received per learner Aracrica, will be opened on MONDAY. PLAIN PARIS GRENADI AKN ‘Wil! make additions to their stock of 0. 000 RIFLES FOR ae oe REAL LACES, nig or United Staton uh Yor sate tery.cbeap, ta aloes owes signet" Aru to OBE SHELDON 76 Gear « ‘street To : MOND. ay 4 AY 25. Cawul street, corner of Mercer. “SITU, ATI ONS "WANTED—MALES. i YOUNG MAN, WITH” CONSIDERABLE EXPE. (tience in writing and correct at Agures, desires & alius- yusektty walary Meet 'ILKS. SILKS. SILKS. ‘A magnificent tate oF BLACK 'D PLAIN COLORED SIL! purceased daring the week, at 4 great sacrifice, a ‘suction, A tod make Biteast? i eenerally use Sod mal John Raymond, Hera'd oflice YOUNG MAN, AGED 23, WITH A THOROUGH knowledge of the wholesale and retail. provision aud GOOD BLACK. A (wide)... 8734 conta per yard. | grocery traces, wants a situation § fn the avove or any other OUL BOLLED 811. 1 nai SI 25 por yard. it merge uid be aval’able. YARD WIDE SILK. ‘ vat $l Biber ard at? Dookked <p mg “dood” city, reforencoa, Addrees -5 DOX 187 He MANTILLA SILK! all ais Paris Tailetas, Gros Gita, Anoures and Cetin MAN'S 5 SUTCATION WAXTRD—BY A Ma MAN WHO Gros de Bhines, Mourning Silks. thoroughly uncerstands his Desinees:, W. K. PEYTON, mnplager Ci 3 _374 Bowery, néar Houston street, avian Horwodge = BAWLS, SHAWLS, SHAWLS. Geman PORTER OR WAITER.—AN EXPERIENCED ho bas verved ae porter in, hotels and BAPE AS ANS ch ARG colored. wands froin $8 60 upw Cle er aoe i aa MOZAMBIQUE SHAW ITUAT! 1 WANTaD 0) A \RRIED MAN. 23 18 CHALLE BRAWLS, | SITUATION Were busiwess ables Soak come from BOVENINe SLAWES. SHAWLS THIS. WEEK. 'W. K, PEYTON, 274 Bowery. Dublin, unexception- able, Apply for three days at store EB Washington 1 PROOUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.— Wanted, by a man of busines experlenve and extensive yiaintanoe in several of the Wesiern States, to cuzace to travel and solicit Western trade. ine wishing t0 extend their Western corres: poudence, can address box 6.287 Vout Ottce, stating when ‘and where an (aterview can be Weare Offering s 5 Gotomon « Han, sw BROADWAY, ABE MAKING UP BVERY STYLE OF CURTAINS, VALANOBS, CORNICES AND TRIMMINGS. TS, WHOLESALE. DEALERS oe oa MANUFAC. puere — ‘SS years of age, Ni ‘man, of bomen a jucetivn and la: tuslnene axperianes in oll the fit jreat branches, who bas {or some years GOLD, PAINTED AND HOLLAND neas in Northeast Pennsylvania, where be hae my fluence and sea, tances, desires to a WINDOW SIIADES, Sac ah mpora AT A BLIGHT ADVANOE ON aca torment ee laa ean ibe ia 2 atv rena OLD PRICES, cations to to L, H PRING MANTI ——F BE ypu OUT OF TOWN HOTEL KEEFERS—A GooD barkyeper wants vo engage for {he summer at by ; is at present iu e in this elty, Sane sive choth™ skoxe ROU! relerence. Address A. B.C., Barker MARKED DOWN. wi EACH. Office, for oLe week, stating where aa iaterstew can be had. BLACK SILK LK MANTLES AND CL WWANTED—A SITOATI NGLISHMAN AND ANTED—A SITUATION, BY AN ENGLISH Witte BaEOe PCA AN oi bad wife, ta sual famniyt (he man iva good groom ana bys orm also a £001 wai J Hi ler; his wife as cook or laundress, james Brown, Herald ofl ‘NDERWEAR. MERINO VESTS AND DRAWERS. TED—A SITUATION AS BOOKKEBPER be-¥ = bookkeeper, faa mercantile house o1 on, AB HOOP SKIRTS AND CORSETS, by a German, who, beaiges undermauding the’ B fat aa LADIES’ UNDER LINEN, Freee ee cerptean, Mea relerenets give pent veee EN. box i erat ollice. pivel ress 7 R, H. MACY, a WAxtap-3y A YOUNG: Ld Egle te DISCHARGED 204 and 206 Bixth ear Fourteenth street, from the nm; can tend bar, —_ — ———————_| open oyniers an Om tables, and Iu willing to mate his YANKEE Notions. self generally useful, Call at 133 Chatham st, in the ia — Wear ‘A YOUNG M siTt 7 AS. A SITUATIO! PERFUMERY. raid f hard hee FAD any similar cacti ie ee not a! work; first Me © HAIR NETS. ‘Address B. La Ht, Herald office. oteag trail th R. H. MACY, “CLOTHING, 204 and 206 Sixth avenue, near Fourteenth street. GREAT DEMAND. =$200, 000 WORTH. OF CAST ovr « i2sge. per yard. 26 cont Bieached Muslin Muslins, at 1Se, per yard. “WAMSUTTA,” DWIGHT AND WHITE ROOK.” Gd BLEACHED SEEETIN - Bold recuutly at W to aoech BEST PRINTS (Sprig Colors), 123¢¢., Ie, and 160. LADIES’ CLOTHS (ell wopld,e t $1 50 per yard. 01 UCTION, PURG! aad Ni pt, sa Te TORE an Lie DRA C Sr Ho". GLOVES, AND ND PARAROLS. A FINE ASSORTMENT FOR SUMMER. ve pas TAYLOR, Biss Grand strcet. rae pa Feet, omer. COTTON HOSE AND GLOVES. LISLE #088 AND GLOVES. SILK HOSE AND GLOVES. ~—_ sR a. macy, 904 an4 206 Sixth avenue, near Fourteenth street. , nite MANTILLAS AND SHAWLS. pane SHAWLS. — BLACK THREAD VALENCIENNES LACE, T. BLY) oun, 1,117 Broad: corner of Twen' A opposite the rewouk ae ent ACB MANTILLAS AND D POINTS. Several large lot a rnotired from jon, Hetafed at bait the cowt of importogy Also, SILK MANTILLAS REDUCED. ‘The most fashionable ractive stock ever offered at R Noe Walia ROAD ‘ay. Nos 285 to 261 GR. 3 Nos. 47 and 1 OMAN ETE Sica wr LS. ANP b saaf mere Ff paXiatt oe a OD: Stampleg, Piuking oat in VALENTIN. No. 62 Went Twenty foun street, near ‘Sixth ° ¥. PINCH uM“ xe Maat? TUBSDA And also at stores non il 6, PARIS MUBLIN MANTELLAS, Reosives por les soamer, of her customers. | ‘Po which ahe invites the at'eutton 6 Bioko: etree 7 nna mTOR. TITHE oUpEsr ESTABLISHED (BtAND in THE -ARD,—LOST, A SMALL BL. = uarantees to 6 folowing prions $20 Renan erate Maes cag. tat | alge Se a ae e e reward au ed: ie i wn nn Arthendninines to by Ed BUBRIRLS, 18 what rt ramen ty ace to bing wantel ior New Orleans. Ladies and gen- WORTH OF FANCY DRY GOODS WiLt | te ing the above articles to dispose of A $10,000." nzchanged £04 8 House iis ma the up. | ed gua oat Lo pay he folign sing Driven “hr “git oo mart of th and the | fo ten, Ealanes will be paid in bey ren box 2,758 New York Pon et ered, et ‘he i ames es Post oftice, paid ver, Watches, Diamonds, ©) rosie Pitas ———- | bhawi ‘Musical Tnstraments. Please call ou , 152 Seventh avenve. between Twoa- = aud Twenty i are streets, Ladies aisended by Mrs. 0 T $53 NOWERY.—H. ROSENTHAL, HAVING A QREAT desire (o purchase a le Uy of cnet of Wearing Apparel, Furuttnze, Carpet by calling on or liressing him ladies aud geutiemen tan obtain the “wimowt bot for each article. Hes attended to by Mra. Se tao thal, Please vemember, and try 363 Bowery, opposite ui Joucs street, & REWARD.—LOST, ON PRIDAY LAST, 22D INST. 35 B vaneo ii fet with diamonds, The above reward wil wo porno 1 . Buse hite paid the p a Ww) rings it to J. F. $ REWARD.<LOST, ON SUNDAY MORNING, Max ed 24, from the corner of Fourteenth street “ne avenue, & black enamelied Travelling Bac, nd the above reward, and no questiquis naked, by lear. ingit ae 18 Third i. PE $5 REWARD.—LOST, Haas TO BE 0 BE ATOL EE Heat ott = AM A amare aE axe Chatham street. " i otal the Price fur their cust off © ft rarture, Sibi sdagelcr yf THE ee | a 3 80 tle $50) Re rere Min whlla On the nes of the | > cartinge pal Wis shit tres an a H mturday eve Late TOMPKINS Torcuaa.” on W , _H. Dean, Secretary. a. § re, following REWARD.—LOST, WHILE GOING TO A FI mann iL to “$0; Coal. $10 tn Pearl sizcet, on Saturday evening. « Po: Dresses. ontatning about $30 ora nd wl receive, he srore 3 efuli value for at the Bouse of Hove Company BY Donty S Pike street. Ko question ompany 0 Ladieg alte’ by MD soMPEINS, Fo Foreanan. be deait with to your emis: | LEATHER | 100, * LOST, A SMALL = Fork scouaiain galt jx be ~ ‘i LF to one indies berg neh nd cir ty J nthe ves ant ony; one fen, dollar Soe x Hy Pitty poke recel tn onder from Ke Row banks and fourteen dofiarst ey. rieame amountiny 10. $1060), for which, orticiee Til receive a eae | fuarantee to ray 20 yer cent, more than those whe pane oy cevietng 1% | ture Jewelry. Sa A note by pont will be punctoally attend j $1 00 F REWARD.—L.08T, AB inet ed to by Mr. or at i ¥ wornand ch‘ sITIV pe AND GENTLEMEN, 1 bay “ fare A Fos cme Ae ee eee tre Tor your cast’ of = 0% ML, Crounlng, Carpere Furic Cac the beet you cao 40 Je to,se a iu "third avon $100 REWACD— | OT, si A POC KETBOOK. cox. | Thee arabe yon wi Til receive 8 Braet more cote uareg 8 nab € aye, dolare, owe Uany"cther Sealers la New York. Ladies *tiended by on Oriental Ban i oe ten tn arable ga ¥ ore, goes oy PURCHAS? D ail or large ioe The Hi ad's ps ed RO PAYS THE HIGHEST PRI ~ | hy ae of Indies and ememen von their dwelling er weatta eee one ba feed (eet coat a of 6 ae TH AVENUE —vou ooking im. D CONROY, =~ arproe Hi leaving etbool th Giny tree, ou Reh b pala for India Camel's Hatr ®ha’ Office ho wre OND JEWELRY FOR oLe—4, DABOAIE. Liberal ances upon goods left on eale. tii Sout W PLUMB, Diamond Broker, rice for your cant . 812 Browdieny. i all ut of widrens nb i TAMONDS OLD GOLD AXD LY: ar nue, bet ue +d third aud Thirty feast wree'e Deen tis Xxnien onda asec a oohee \ end HB. SRA | York Hotel, you will rece: ) Per cent more tha alti aaron other place’ this city {or Diamonds, ald ‘and sit 1387 AT THE NEW STORE, 97 BRVENTH AVE without being compelled to take other Foods in na sive, ius. 300 can got the highest price for youreast of sin diy bankable mone Shawia all Cloning. Seveath awe ure ne igticnt rice LA on, Drireen’ Teint mel streets, M. J hished In New Yore Remomber. 798 | LEVY. Lites atteied by Mee Lavy. ) + SIXTH AVN ; NEILBUTH, ptauode bean ‘4 10) 1 | er cont tw i Glonning. «von eg , | Hor ay. Walches and Jewaley Mavateed on Treen Tal «lil understand. by cat i ae sand Wel he a eeewion J. W. AMDIBUAON, 449 Bunth arene,