The New York Herald Newspaper, June 8, 1863, Page 2

2 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Sumpay, June 7, 1863. y market was rather active lastweek, juence of the large and very singu- Jation of money in the Sub-Treasury, erted attempt on the part lenders to obtain higher rates of in- ter attempt would have been attended fact that ope mely dull, are froma con v very Jitu success but for th + ext just now to carry t while ators in stocks ‘ and carrying lerge amounts of wd low-priced seeusities on which the lenders do not ‘care to lend at ' » point of fact, the supply of money is*and , 4| along in excess of the demand, Yes- y mor ong every one was anxious to make bis i sccount goed at an carly hour, and at eleven and te o'clock mon was worth seven, op twoand three P. M. the demand fell off 4 o4-ther, and money was freely offered at six, v yut takers, Jn view of the disbursements of id the larg rease of money and © paper securi such as debt certiti- ! s impossible that any stringeney in the mrrket can last for more than a day or two pecially as periods of activity on the ixchange are invariably followed, as at pre- periods of duiness, during which but few of kera ave borrowers. Debt certificates con- * pretty steady at | pet cent discount for the sone, and 144 a %4 premium for the old. Mercantile paper is searce; prime names sell at 514.4 64 per cent, good mercantile paperfat 6 a Tas (iold was rather more asetive list week; bat toere was little spirit in the speculation for the rise, it sold as high as 14324 and as Jow as 14424, closing last evening at about 1 Exchange con- tinues dull. Trade is stagnant, and there is little or no inquiry for bills among importers, while the large exports of produce from this port and of specie from San Francisco keep the market well supplied with exchange. At the close yesterday 157 a % was about a fair quotation for bankers’ bitts, Operations—invariably for the rise—cof- tinue to be made in gold and exchange, for ac- count of the parties whose headquarters are at Buaitimore and Washington, and whose sympathies are generally supposed to be with the rebels; but disappoifftment and loss have latterly invariably attended their ventures. No bad news, however distressing to loyal men, seems capable of put- ting up the price of gold and keeping it up. With the exception of a few foreign mer- chaats, who do not understand the position of this country, and cannot gauge its resources, no one now cares to hoard cele. Neither banka nor bankers are willing to lend over par upon it, and but few chartered institutions care about lending at all to speculators in the deprecia- tion of the national currency. The sicady progress of conversions is convincing every one that, under any eveut, the government paper will be good for its faco, and that the experience of foreign na- tious, with no resources, no immigration and no steady supply of bullion, is no guide whatever for the course of events in this country. If Vieksburg and Port Hudson fall it will be safe to look for a severe decline in gold and bills. ‘Che following table shows the course of the stock market for the past week and month:— May 9. bie May 25. ee ee nent mone ta new st U.S. 6a, regiat’d 1065; Virgo! 65 Tonnenaces. Misaouri N. ¥. Contr Readi kre rod trie proferi pram Contral. Michigan South’n. 787% Routh. aa: 113% Minolta 96K Galena . - 108 Rock Isiand, + 9997 ‘Toledo... . 6 Panama .......0., 185 Budecn River..... 10h Pacifio bani! Gold.... . * 10% Last week commenced with an active and buoy- ant stock market, which gradually tapered off and became dull and lower toward the close of the week. Yesterday was a very dull.day, though at the close there was rather.a betteringuiry. Erie, which ia the *best criterion of the market, sold as high as 9854, and as low as 95, last week, closing yesterday at about 96%. Pittsburg w: high a8 95, and as low as 89; it closed yesterday at about 902%. Operators appear generally to be holding off, partly in ¢onsequence of the opera- tions before Vicksburg, and Partly becanse | many of them have realized’ large pro- fits, and are thinking of enjoying them. Within a month or two some of the heavies: operators have withdrawn from the street. Their absence could not failto be felt. In course of time new apeculators will succeed them, with bold- ness and capacity not less than theirs ; bot until they arise it is natural that the volume of business should be less than it was. The general princi- ples which govern the market lave undergone no change, Whether Vicksburg falls or no, so long asthe war is prosecuted on a paper basis, and government continues to expend $2,000,000 day, the inevitable tendency must be toward increased traffic on the railways, and consequently increased dividends on railway stocks and increased prices for railway shares. Wall street has made its mind up to a decline in stocks if Vicksburg falls, and the presumption is that what every one oxpects will be made to come true. But the fall of Vicksburg would not diminish the business which has been created by the issue of paper money, aud the only effect of a decline in prices would be that the old street operators, who have been out of stocks for some time, would have an opportunity of buying in again at low figures. The earnings of the roads for May show an increase of from 25 to 50 per ceut. The Erie earnings, which will not be published before the 15th, will probably show an increase but slightly less than that of April, and will render it certain that the company will have considerably over a million dollars ou hand applicable to dividends, after pay- Ing interest, expenses and 344 per cent on the pre ferred stock, on the Ist July. There is teas epecn- lation than there was in the stocks which are ata premium. Experience teaches that in times like theae there is more money to be made in buying cheap stocks than high priced ones. The largest fortunes which have been realized within the post eighteen months have been made in the stocks and bouds of reorganized railroads, which have been made good by the general increase of rail- way traffic. It may safely be taken for granted that the stocks of all roads which last year were able to pay interest on their bonds are going thie year tocarna dividend, and if not too high now are pretty sure to advance in market value, The stockholders’ meeting of the Cleveland and Pittaburg, which will be held on the Ist prox'me, will be one of the most important railroad meet ings ever held in this country. The submitted to the stockholde they will avail themselves of the ratlroad act of the State of Ohio and grant to their bondholders ti e privilege of converting their bonds into stock, iuestion to be whether or no Ae | the bonds are selling at 1 }10, while the stock | is only 90, the privilege would appear on the fret | blush to be an empty pun. Bot it is not co viewed | by those who know the property best of the first (/. ¢. Holder | second) mortgage Honds ave | earnest spplicants for the right of ex hang. ing those bonds, woeth 110, for stock now worth 90, ani the opinion prevails among the leading men in the concern that if the bonds were made convertible the company would have little or no funded debt on the Ist of January next, This opinion, of co rse, rests upon the belief thik whoa the stockholders meet in July they will be | a shown a atatement of the affairs of the company whioh will satisfy ¢hom that the stock ia more valu- tho de- able than the 7 per cont mortgage bonda. question which the shareholders will hav cide, opinions pro and con. may fairly be held. On the one hand, it may be said that itis true of rai roads, aa of individuals, that there is no investment 80 profitable aa paying off one's debts, and that by liquidating the bonded debt of the company the stockholders fortify themselves against a reourrence of hard times and the possi- bility of defaults on coupons. But, on the other hand, if bondholders want to convert, the pre- sumption is that they would gain nothing by doing #0, and it seems unreasonable that the stooklold- ers, who have dispensed with income for #0 many years while their bondholders reccived their inte- rest regularly, should now, on the return of pros-. perity, strip themselves of anything to increase the profits of the bondholdora. In other wonds, it ia expected that the July statement will show that the stock of the Cleveland and Pittsburg may probably be fairly regarded as @ ten per cent stock hereafter. Would it not be fairer, instead of giving the bondholders the right of taking their share of thia ten per cent, to pay them their usual seven per cent and devote the balance to a sinking fund for the extinction of the bonds at maturity? We are authorized by the direction of the Cen- tral American Tranait Company to state that tho rumors of new difficultica on the Jathmua which have found currency in @ city journal are wholly unfounded, The company's latest advices from the State of Nicaragua aro to the effect that the | authorities of that State are prepared to carry out the provisions of the grant in good faith aud to afford every facility to the transit of passengers. OITY COMMEROIAL REPORT. Saronpay, June 6—@ P. M Asmes.—There were 25 bbls. pote sold at Bc. Paria ruled quite dull. Breaperors.—-A further slight decline occurred to prices of flour, yot business was quite moderate. The* day's sales comprised 0,500 bbis, State and Weatera, 1,000 do. Southern and 700 do. Canadian, within our revised Sarerine State and Westera. 2 = Common ice ‘extra Western, . a 050 Canadian....... pocae iy e ar Southern mixed to ‘super! e Extra taxed to good er 2 « 850 [ois damgeeacmte kia 60 a 960 Rye flour 30 a 6 20 corn meal, Jersey and Brandywine, a 4:60 —Wheat was 1. a 2c. lower, with sales reported of only 75,000 bushels at $175 for choice white, and s cis Be $1 68 for red and amber Western mine, $1 20 acti for Milwaukee club and amber spring, $118 $142 for Chicag» spring, and $1 72 for white, and $1 404 $155 for and amber State, Corn was dui! and lower, with sales of only 60, 000 bushels, including mixed Weat- ern at 760. a 78c. fol id 8c. @ Tic. for unsound, 7 low aud white Western. 78¢. a 8lc. at$l 01 a $1 05. ‘othing now i Cor. Br.—'the sates of Rio reached 2 S14c., and of other kinds small lota changed ‘qnotations: Prime Rio at S2c. ; good, Sic ; fair, 2c. ; mary, fair to good cargoes, 29 3¢e. a B04 mats and bags , 36140. a 87 ; Maracaibo, Ble. @ guayra, Sle. a Si%e.; "st Domingo, 28340 ‘a 280. Corros was in good demand’ and ‘up to STc. a be. for middlings, with sales of 2,240 bales. Freicuts.—The marke ‘as leas active, with 97 ver sels of all descriptions in port. To Liverpool there were shipped 1,400 bbls. flour at 1s, Od. a 28., 56,000 bushels grain at 74. d., 500 packages provisions at 208. n 27s. Gd. To Lon ‘00 bbis. Hour at 26. TAd. To Gloucester 17,000 bushels wheat at 10d. To Glasgow 409 bbls. flour at 28. 6d Hay wi . & FL for North river bale Hors were selling in lots at Lic. @ 28. Hipes.—The recoipts this weak reached 22,687 hides; sales 52,100 hides, the latter embracing 16,800 Buenos Ayres, 2434c. a 26,¢. cash, uaua! selection; 8,000 Monte- video, 4be., do. do, ; 600 California, “edo. do. do. ; 9,300 Rio Grande, $< €. 8 24c,, do. do.; 8,000 ‘Tampico, on private terms; 1,400 Payta dry aulted, do.; 1,000 Por nambuca do. , do. : ‘too West Indies do. , d0.; 2,800 Port au Platt, do. ; 2,000 wet salted Lio Grande, part to arrive, do ; 1,800'do. West Indies, do. ; 2,400 army slaughter, do.: 800 ay tees 9%c a Oigc cash, rejected bad hides. ‘importers’ and speculators’ hands, 421 dry hides, 3000 wet ealted do., and 120 Dales Kast India hides. Pi Se Ee Ey r hemlock sole si and active the week. A number of Eastern and other buyers have been in the Swamp purchasing quite freely when they could find stock to suit them, aed a large quantity of or- Oats — abundant and depressed at 80 ders have been received, part of eae ef bee at pin: . on ihe mar int fe it ait an poory aasrie Mmaijuing op whiie may, Of the trade have sol Lp ponte ar rive, and we can look for no accumulation for to col Prices remain about the same as last though at the close there is a firmer feeling wade, many of whom are unwilling to engage their pros- pective receipts unless a jber rates. For oai a moderate prevails, but a8 the ceipte are small full prices ‘are obtained for what Rough upper contiuues in good request at firm rates, with ‘Bo accumulation of ae were more ‘active, and up to $1 408 $1 46 for ‘astern. veto! asexs.— be demaud was brisk, and the sales com- prised 80 bbis. New Orleaus at 480. 47 Porto Rice at 47c. a 50c., and 630 bhds., &c., at dlc. a 48 Provimons.—Pork was plenty aud heavy at $11 75 a $11 67 for old and $13 for new wess, and $10 60 a $11 Hag for prime, with of 2,200 bbis. Beef sold tot! tent of 840 bbie., at $0 50° a $11 5 for plain, and siz8 i $18 60 for extra mess. cut meats were sold at fullrates. $00 boxes bacon hands at tc. rehy and 1,100 packages lard at 93;c. a 10%c. Butter and cheene were quiet at former quotations.* Riew.—Sales were made of 270 bags East India at 8c. # 8360. role goat there has becu a mode from out ot town manufacturers, and a number Mexican, m8 emall parcels, have been effected at prices (0c. 8700.” From New York cares ‘the de- A it prices for the raw material will decline Su more. Tht bele is «nly moderate and prospective receipts light. We note nee avout 30,000 Matamoros and Tampico at 60c. a x cash. OA portion of the recent arrival of Curacoa have been gold on private terme, but the majority ot tmangufa turers refuse to buy that description of stock un- leas at very low rates, the Cag most received during the last 'wo years having been very inferior. For deer the inquiry chatinues cot, and most of the recent arri- vals have been taken ont of the market at full prices. We note sales of about 3.000 lbs. Central American, 2,000 sa!, and 1,500 lbs. Hondurag on private terms. nS were in active request again to-day, and 1,300 is at llc. alte for New Orleans, 10%. a 12c. for Perto Rico, and OMe. a 113,¢€. for Cuba. Tariow.—Sales of 125,000 Ibs Mie Wurskay.—There wore 950 bbls, sold, part at #40. 0 ria y being of opinion 1 were made atli'ye, a SPORTING. 4e2 ANNU ab BRGATA NEW er YACHT CLUB. THURSDAY. JUNE 11. 136% cored 102 weW ond MOUR to accompa @ the foo! Gata ates if ambont VIRGT NTA | ng sty SBN to No. 6 Bowling Greew SCHOONER YAOHT FOR 84LE— New York pilot boa! model, com. (femiteman * ell ndapted ies 0 Aw AVNOLD, 08 Wall sali is BUTLER NO 3 PECK giin, HAS ALL io breeds of Stoc BOAT AND OTH ng, 1) feet Doam, Oar Barner in Woe world, band Yacht wauied Fes bye Oo hh uu _ reed anc excelent 1, 8198 HOOT Q PORT ‘nna by SAL aud FURNITURE. N ELEGANT Sgr gts NT OF BOW SEHOLD FUR. to order, 1s West Pwo nity third st., near Sitth sence Risch e Row nye for se F' RNITURE, LOOKING MATTRESSES, Arucles, cheaper tha: Save money t Aween Sian wor é the mumbér, Furniture in EXPRESSES. 4 BU EXPRESS AND Pack. P fi t bleventh street, between Piet a Honsehold Farniture and shipped ’ ¢ world, red wi re. moving /ygniture to and from tue eou Vurdure sored, i | ! ! | | cash w: Poat office, :EW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 8, 1863. war SOORLLANBOUS, dE SOUS ENTLEY'S FRAGKAKT sROM ‘Low = T ELNeeY' Bis red lu pound peckaune Oe coon ate =i “* BIONTH AVENUB 8 oa eo Sra ORmat RUaH wan nA? SrORm, ca bo or Java ad ot four soa ar i 8 g Burek, m eo ree with nce ts deat eran hal ‘ot one} i pale = oor eouta 01 my . 6,000 pleces TRIMMING RIB = AE D* AORIMOKTS TROPIOAL DYGHNTERY REMB- | 6.009 pisces BONNET RIBBONS” > On Per Pieee ay— composed of medicinal guma, will cure a to 60 te yard, every Tae! Gyrentory, di or: eau cheters. “Put 19,000 PLOWB: apt Bp Mm air chi yackaion, Price 06 4. Gonalaiton oree ns. gente, 8 ots, 9 genta per ear. E 4 weer oer beet one Wee 5 ers Addrona amare Sorrrerte aura SILK gust a doce heats ae} ae sl 220 agp oa om. ka, HIDES, HID! READY ON g re at 1AND AND FOR SALH, DESIRABLE STYLES IN STRAW GOO GOOD sonar. en fon ewalod : sng be dy Hore Hair a ‘nd panes) or | 1900 BLOOMERS FROM AvoTroN, Ol MOADSN adage ctr adaceet cee tla, dst Poansyivanta aroaus, 6,000 BLOOMERS FROM AUCTION, ig poe ARBBG M AND @LATB BTONE BIA. ‘West Onatlotou Blate Company, 412 Broadway, N.Y. Mint MANTELS.—IF YOU W. 7 Ae BXC! lent eet of Marblo gitgnioia at the eat rales, “4 8, KLABER'S. our Third sires id wi Pathe boat ‘piace. RULE MANTELS OF RVBRY SALITY, 80MM AS Afoor an pf, oan toheaper 0 fA! ELAER, log Ban Bighisenth wrest, a Rea Tata meroanhe th other piaoe in New York. ‘Out this ou 64 Firet avenue, NY RES AMAZONE I TINCTURE gl the only ay oe known sume all Euro; purely a @ CONNACTION—FOR THE STATE EDMUND KAYSEB, Brandreth House. FURS AND WOO! FRen ¥ CEDAR i Ono be bed at Browtwar WANTED.—ANY IN HAVING A BECOND | Sv hand fale for bi erg fe for sale can hear of S purpheaer by address. wo days, ing A. T, O., box 3,362 Post office, for UGAR MOULDS, a ae 9 Pi pt short aotiec. by J. WS, fork. A x tor ihe Unt wot agoe” Ses ra reosived YPE METAL WANTED.—CASH WILL | BE PAID FOR Tih a fow hundred weight of Type Metal Apply at the desk TANKS, acs BUILT treet, New we tay ‘awasiz RECIPES. 0 MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS. TO KEEP INDIGO AND OARMINE FROM MOULDING. To PREPARE Green, Yeliow, | Blue and Red COLORS for WALL PAPER. FJ GILD ON STEEL. New Proceas to ORE. To DYE WITH PRUGBLAN BL BLUE on a new Privoiple. site D" Sint arr Green. Red, Yellow, Blue, &c., ON New process to SEPARATE GOLD ani SILVER FROM ORE aha QUARTZ. 423 Fourth street. between Second andgfhird » EPARATE SILVER FROM POTTER’ want TO PURCHASE A PROPELLER TUG of about 65 tons, Custom Howse measurement. rast class Vessel and new, or near which TY om Address, giving'talt : ANTED TO, PUROUASB—A. BUSINESS, SUCH AS Chath 'y Goods, Fancy Goods, Ac...as the adver: ue ree oe bushes “Apply (oA. B, 169 Green wich airee CLOTHING. — AT rE (ELIZABETH | sToce. FARM—FOR SALE, the following lot Horses:—Any geutleman wishiag toprocure’ e Aner Horses or a Cou thas that cannot be excel ied horse driven in the d examine the stocks rot ht Bays, ieee Se ails , 16) hanes high, k, were sid: on ali ‘ood Rages loug tall Joke heals, Sand 6 ait of dark ‘alls! i e brown Horse, 164) hands, a ay Horse, 16 hands bi one brown Hores. 16'bands, long tail, 7 years Black Hac Mare, two very ine Tadale Mare Apply to S. MAINES, ittzabeth N. J.. 14 miles from Now York, yf . Or to WM. STEVEN. , No. 245 Dey street. two doors from Broadwaf, between ct i in the morning. GREAY BATTLE FOUGHT=THE VICTORY Is gained, Ladies and gentlemen, it bas in being pronounced, by a great m: for cast of C! $e gontinus to do if you will favor him with ao N, B.—Ladies ana gentlemen, you Know welt that ‘those tremeadous prices that arept some dealers is & perfect humbng; but the Lest ahd surest way youcan dois to addresa as he e, Cr you will know sure reese" will receive satisfaction. u the old, well known *, Be ve rand, near Rightocuth TTRNTION.—AT THE NEW STORE, 14 THIRD avenue, sadign and. a, ‘Carpets, for the New Oriea aty yourself, The follow iT 186 SEVENTH AVENUE be ished to TTENTIO! iamen will be aston! ‘see the pri for Lh R coe Crew, acturnitureand B3°d proat toany tndien ana’ gest that we pay 2 pet cent than rf ny other Hace in be ty. Ve boasbn tee to the followti 5 — FOr SiH, Drees freee Hi from $4 to $13, and for vin trom gl te 80, reso F.' Harris, 186 al ‘avenue, Mrs. Harris, PI be parti in Gndin, correct number, ine o1 iM Gnd out your mistake ra itintoo ates” or You wi ut your ‘fake ny AT, 358 BOWERY.—H. ROSENTHAL, HAVING Fea: desire to. purchase a large, quantity of ‘ent of Weartng Apparel, Furnitures Carepiaise jewelry. de. by calle ieg on oF ad ddreasing hi ladies a lemen can obtain he iimoss tae attended to by Mire: owenthal wer, Op pauls: Great Jones strees. AY THE NEW STORE, 222 SEVENTH “AVENUB ntlemen are guaranteed to receive ch article of ci dies and eat price for ¢8 ei itu | Of Wearing Appare i Western market. Try. aod forget to address or call on xv Tweuty-Afii street, POSITIVE PACT. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, ir Jou Want to get the utmost value for as pee a of Chothing, Carpets Furniture sud nd, Jewelry, the ree id ath pimth r cent more ree her dener'ely New York, Tadessitonded by NTION=—FOR 188 SEVENTH AVENUE, CORNER “Hest stveet, formerly of 218 Seventh avenue, A™ ALEXANDER DL CAS ad Feady at his new establish Apparel. to any amovat Hlows:—Prom $13 10 $46 ment 0 purchase Ci Carpets, Pornivore article pald to the ut A GREAT QUANTITY OF CAST OFF CLOT wanted for (he Weaiern ket; the highest pric for the me, pets, Porn ae. Adcress J BAUM. 218 Seventy avenue. becween Twenty-fourth, and Hyaiftlt stress, Laser ettenced by Mra B. TNO 187 SINCH A PNDE. yor wis LADIFR avenue, the Ma Ming True yo tlon and benent {0 pay ‘he bighes of Cloviiing, Pur avon ea by Mrs, T pt rol 8s me Mrs. faction joven berg, W veuih avenve, by I. HARRIS, the cast of Clothty OnR AC, ABE -BOL BU ee offer encima |S prices and 104 Reve id streete wher i pe gpa z% bom Lacies enced by Mie H. Harrie, CLOTHING=A ¢ OMPLETE hes for $8, oth Cont, cassimece Pant ou waeiien. sit Cy and fi VIE, 427 Broome sires, bara oy sid LEFT OFF CLOTHING Paty ag or the Westera marke in email of fell valine will be paid without haggling or seek o epoen Call at the sore or address Thomas D. Conroy, “6 Obaire aire! CABUBERG Pays m™ a niranes PRICE, ror L. cant walled on at their a 48 Tweifth street, one hun BGO Motest price ‘or or Furniture, | © bewweeg Thin tended Aedes “WATCHES, JEWELRY, ‘ee, . OLD GOLD AND fiLVER<ay Die ovis ANRICH, ware the Kew aaa il reoet t more rn ‘other place aie this cit} Peni ope a sg ne 8 <4 windsor and Fare bow “at u Bas ee years established In New ber, 783 roadway PIR Tis shila Bla di HEILBUTH, DIAMOND vere Pela, Advances on Pir rondnay, 9 Ronee | ore B AND FASHIONABLE | PLACK AND Anothor lot of those 35 cent SHAKER HOODS. READY ON MONDAY From last week's Apstlons, ao) f “ ghee ound a, ieereton Pome ite 100. ay? grams. ONNETS 500, PANOY HATES, BONNETS T6c., LEGHO! eee i PEDAL Beat BONMIEUR gt ae TUTONS.: BONNETS: r ENGLIBH BRAIDS. 7 | Bonners ROUGH and HEADYS, BONN HINA PHARLS. &. (s Boat be? Birt Beside, be. 25.000 Fates Hoalery, of cvery kiad and quality, Crom 6e, 100,000 Ic, poo! up. MIGRINERS AND" stoke ee LEGS THAN Ske R 5 ppd 4 233 Bighth areque, ‘sween Twenty-first and’ twenty seosad T GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE. THIS WEEK'S PURCHASES ‘A¥ AUOTION MONDAY, June 8, Com STRAW wy powers AN 2 BLOOMERS ‘i and gray y isGHORN BLOOM ENS, new shapes, 81, tind cols Sua BLOOMERS, i 1,25, BU 498 ca uperande, STABLE, POUTON. and other’ Braids, t'ait the prevailing = RoenreTe, 15, $1, $1 50. and $2 each—nearly one- bait inst month's aiing heart sui STRAW BONNETS yet offered, from ‘faoweandt of ‘Bounets feom One “sai to Ten Dollars each. ‘RD RIDLEY, ‘BIL and 811356 Grand street and 66 Allen street, Fie Week OH Seapn Woe Howsty: At GRAND RBBORD, CHEAP 8TO! STORE. La Draba, FEReone, a Se ied Bonset Bibhous, every Whe, aa one ovary, wits ng = below pn Millinery Siiks—a full assortment of the chotcest ) Barbes, Veils, &c., ch Laces hes, Veils, &c. bie? D RIDLEY, Sil and S113¢ sae Homans 66 Allen street, th Vlock east from the Bowery. ‘Will be ready T GRAND aoe CHEAP STORE. NEW DRESS TRIMMINGS. NEW STRAW TRIMMINGS. One hundred and twenty cartoons ol uewly imported French Flowers and Feathers, ready on EDWARD RIDLEY, Sil and 31idg Grand street, Botrauce to these rtments 66 Allen street, Fifth biock east from the Bowery. Tt Seal, STREET CHEAL STORE KN HANDBERCHIEFS at 8¢., I ind 12c, each, atneariy half peice, com: Ate ~ auction Kmbrotie: ws brands. MITTS a! last year's ben ta Savsaine im Ladies’ and Gents’ Thread and 3) 1k Gloves, EDWARD RIDLEY, Sil and Sith; Grand street, nid 00 Allen etreet, Fifth block ast from the Bowery. At wk THE LARGEST PEYTON! ‘3 CHEAP ath GOODS STORE, (BADIES WILL FIND CHEAPEST STOCK OF SUMMER DRESS GOODS ‘To be found ia the city. PREN CH GRAY BAREG. Be., worth 124g, RENO GRAY BAREGES, printe le. “worth 180, Cuine AND STRIVED i 4 atl » Worth Qe, An immense assortm POPLINS, VELEN ras Wozaupigves AND At 18e., 20e., 25e., apne ALSO, ALL OUR STOCK 01 SUMMER SHAW DUCED IN PRICE, Ladies will find many BARGAINS ,worthy their attenion in Ca SHAWL DEPARTMENT, suN hier ore Ri UMBRELLAS, sl mM elegantly finished, at ON Tas er to #1 sorte Per oot meres iN, CURD AND BROWN MU8- PAINE: CAMB R: ics AARDERCILEFS at ab be Ba ares. i PETTON, 214 Bowery. (AT 8 CENTS 4 PAIR. OILDREN'S WHITE THREAD HOSB, Open Worked aud Plain, NEW COTTON HALY HOSE. CHILDREN'S PINK COTTON Hoas. FING LISLE THREAD GLOVES. ‘The above goode are all regular made and at less than half price, at T LEGRAIN'S—FOR THIS rHIS WERK, PLA NB TAFFETAS, « it h . Moke ANTIQUE, $1 ene on my ALL SILK GREXADINE ROBES. Hr Puffeand Trim- Do, extra rien 61 con 85 BAREGE ROBES, 2 Vey for dress, . At SS, cost $9. BLACK SILKS, BLACK GR GRBNADINE BAREG and Mourning Goods, Breatly rediicesd, penne PRINTED FRENCH LAWN, 9: 2 cents, PRINTED FRENCH CALiCOES, exceedingly low prices. $10,000 WORTH OF LACKS, marked down to sell out im- mediately LEGRALN, Corner Waveriey place, wea 729 Broadway, ‘New York Hotel. RNOLD, CONSTABLE & CO., are offering at retails large assortment of White and PIQUE AND MARSBILLo® at Fifty Cents per yar@, aad au excellent line of DRILLINGS FOR BOYS’ WEAR at Forty Conve | CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, &c,, Canal street, coruer of Mercer. 4 LARGE ASSORTMENT 8 per yard. FRENCH” AT HALY'THE COST OF IMPORTATION, LORD A TAY N per ASD BROWN MUSLINS AND DOMESTIC ODS OF EVERY KIND D PRICks Tors TAYLOR, #1 to 467 DRESS GOODS ‘ QLORED KARKG E, CRATES, CRAPE MARETS. CREP’ ALPACAS, COLORED GROUND, BIQUE® AND POPLANS. WK PEYTOR, a4 Bowery, Cuare AND MANTILLAS OUR EXTIRE ‘ST06K AT RETAIL AT REDUCED PRIcEs. LORD & TAYLOR, NOx «61 TO «7 BROADWAY. wo AL Moree xu ria CATHARINE © me | GuoaKs AND MANTILLAS. ARNOLD, CONSTABLE aco, - ow In toren cLoage AND ANTILLAS, welding many novel stable for the season, to which ___ Canal street, corner of Mereer. they invite special attent AND SKIRTS AT GAYNOR’ Corer P, book in rent, pS 8 ry Corsets, aay os summer wear, it, at (GATOR ie 705 Broadway, berween Big ereets Frexcn FLUTING FOR aia ALL al ment, bo koe jaye hd reeue and Mercer streeia; late with Mine F'Fuaton no pax 5 . DRY evops. wenahacinnanan atti manne Bas oc -- LOU OO FRveerevas covaninas mor at Goer OLBARING JUNS GAL WHITE PRENOH BROOATEL, * OF PARSOLS AND . At 88 per os a eUN UMB! OOTELLINGS, GATING FUNG AND DROOADES f Bg. MACE, at old prices, oa Wand 905 dunt avenue, Also, @ Fall knot — GAIROLOTHS, ALL WIDTHR, WOOL AND UNION BETA, PEKIN AND TERRY CLOTHS, WOBSTED DAMASKS AND LASTINGS, And overy atylo of UPHOLSTERY G00Da yo DBY GOO! ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & CO. are ing At reduced prices a large atock of liasa SUBETINGS AND SHIRTINGS, __twod doors botow Fourteenth b peal OHBAPRAT AND M WANKER NOTION B700K IN w? Wy" Ane oLosing As fe on. ohare oe FS uma DeRWEAR aT Mer PRI -y court a ID GLO’ K WE CONTINUE x0) ABLE Agie paar KI WARRANTED I UAL: SN fuaniny ng any GLOVES GOLD IN T: so Brostway. wars aooDs FINE FLANNELS. a0 TABLE DAMASKS, ALL GOODG IN FIs” DEV AIIMENT BELL = WELS, NACKINS, 40. YK ta OF Cao ae way CAMBRIC, NaIKso0im 408 sta wes an ma: MULL, Swiss ann WE WAVE TER CHA peer, Up LINE #, of ue Desa THAN HAT) Rw LACE Gace teats PROM KOM ae MUSLING, Mayes! rj iouncrna aeyagD or at i pire end Bhi irtings, i Mal Sraeen _ =~ OOsF OF IMPORTATION.» ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & 00., ADIzi ke HEM MED MBRIC IDKERCHIE! uvedae tema Ln ae On MONDAY, the 6th, potas. “tan : "2, CHEAPEST LI: LINEN CAMBRIO | EDKES. IN THE guns. A oholoe stock of FRENOH ORGANDIES, embroidered in colors. Aleo WHITE FRENCH NAINSOOK, MULL, OAMBRIO, ORGANDY AND TARLETON MUSLINS, Bultable for dresses. CANAL STREET, coruer of MERCER, ACE CUBTALNS L FROM AUCTION. PAL LACE OURTAINS, 9 80 A FATIE. NDID GOODS, MUCH LESS THAN COST OF IMPORTATION INVOICE OF VERY FINK VBNTIB! LB Lad Prssxce AND BRITISH | csp AND PARIB “LOWERS. DRESS GC 88 GOODS vat rece GOODS, £0, a al a Neral i a ‘The wholeof their Importation will be opened om Two doors below ond MONDAY LAIN AND CHECKED SILKS, New and desirable styton, at retalt, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES At less than the cost « cost of importation, As roprinted for dress goods it ce on se ‘hich it bargal: _ will be offered nae Wieden LORD & TAYLOR TiNoa, 41 to 467 BRO. GRAND STREE ARNOLD, CONSTABLE &CO., i atreet, corner ef Mercer, Also at stoves Nos %5 to Gt BARG. . : GAINS, NOs. AT ond 19 CATH ARING i! ROM site, tds "Gotonon a HARr, POULARD SILKA Trou is Ua" ahd'ap. 9 BEOADWar, A ADE MAKING UP EVERY AT¥L8 0 CUBTAING, VALANCRA, CORNICES AND TRIMMINGS. GOLD, PRINTED AND TOLLAND, WINDOW SHADES, At A SLIGHT ADVANCK ON £ Hatt OLD PRICES GPrisa wi, ™ ANTILLAS, COLORED SILKS from 8s. ae wD. AN Tansee gtotic or FOREIGN IN ALL stv Les AND KINDS, AT THE om PRICKs, RANGING FROM 61; cess AYAED TO 60 CENTS. 2,500 BAREGE, feng FINEST UALITY, 24 yards each, m $3 50 to dg fh double, * LARGE STOCK OF DOMESTIC COTTONS, ‘f THE VERY anbyd MARAI PRICES. A SPLENDID STOCK OF SILK CLO, aut ane CLOAKS, SHAWLS, SHAWLS, SHAWLS, W FORMER PRI TLLS on id Tan on wow 10 4 E LATEST STYLES AND =" fe erg cea VERY LOW PRIC orystat PALACE EMEORIU M, Py v0 ints THOM Aono 282 BOW! HD DOWN AND Dist W. RK. ROBERTS, Proprietor, 351 B Gare HAVING ORDERS FROM THE CO! oak #01 lor suanaselves at fo pein GEORGK CAREY; Late Chavis Street & « Secund sore up from Ubadell, te Ww WOULD DIRECT THE ATTENTION to the extensive try for Mantillas will find the LARGEST A SSORT GEO. CARBY's, 475 Broadway, (inte Charles Street & Co.) Second duor up from Ubsderl, Pleraon & Lake's. we. CAREY WILL 0: ON Bornes: ky DUR. \dsome: inde we Ping itions te his now han ‘Cireu acquis, Mautilias, Be. ‘acy, suse received and 306 Canal street, United Siates Clonk afd Mantilia Biove. Pay u HE OU. our a To call and L fae wea CELE AO, CAREY'S 4 gam NLLAS, ert mo CIRCULARS AND RUFFLES mer wear. 304 and 306 Canal street. w and maceriai, Tt pul w* WILL , OPEN ON » on MONDAY ‘TEN OA8 < OAtRS PRINTED LINEN LAWNS, Ta bea: WARRANTED ALL LIMEN, THR BRST ARTICLE FOR SUMMER D LORD & TAYLOR to de? ; 8 Io ot loa. 47 and 490 g* BECRIVED PBR STEAME PBRSTA A CHOICE Aa ASSORTMENT or REAL BLAOK THREAD LACE SHAWLS, YRILS and BARBES. , YLOR, . TY RIS ou, ast to sat ronal are corner of Grand etréet, | AN eA, “any ADIEG, 5 &, REMEMBER rar GEORGE cas carey Has | it't; ihe Se wee me orien Fieme ast Hotonde in thie eng, at ee Broadway harles Bure A Co., Always on hand nn on ri went of child i Ww ot ays of children’s ules ce a IE ARB Et BE ©.OP ©, aDIES WILL 3 a8 REPAID FOR ALL THEI W- | D. stock 1 Pa Mantas, Scr en Girentars, the City of HE oe few York, will be he: a 7. Feus on of a Board of Mavagers the next AL i fellows Gas GEO. ners ‘306 and 306 Canal ati nited Staves Cloak and | Nanetia 8 Store. ——_—_— Sao . 'o'le open at $0 cl ADIES WHO ARE IN WANT OF A HANDSO “ if vt Te Bes permry Sacnoes ans Buses, cE WITH PROVISIO| atilias, Rotonda, be She Cana’ s siroet, oak and Mautilia Store. f ATTRACTIVE ag. Sacqnes and ANG. le. 166 of ihe lawe of 1853, th @ that they intend to forum an led in the liv and county » Circulars, Littoriment of wibt Holguin, THE NOs: AT KELTY'®, | 50 BROADWAY, clara “voLy GOLD ay LACE Boars HOLUAND A AND GODD HOLL AND AND AND GOLD — WiLL ‘OTFER THIS WEI K THE tock of Linen Cambric. RK IRE assortment of Printed Li a atthe linen store, ds J. ©, MILLIKEN & CO. non 1CE.—PRRSON AN estate or the late ery oO this city, are Quire JOINERS or XBW} TORK AND Vii are requested to atiend @ meet o be tional Vall, Os Mast Broadway, near aay pvening, June 6 at 7 o'clock. CANOPIES eons at the A EKA£< KEEX' ese ac-ei ' erinary . Sibtiig ‘ 7 the sth of M. AML inter SQUITO SOMETHING oe a ve t + avited | souire pf vancemen 0 SQUuITO FOR UsQuite VOYAGEKS. aut LDS. aL ¥ J.B. } ° iY 859 Broodway menting at ng the HB ins T MANSO teres of the Wan Eo Aton LOAN OFFICES. T 77—PAWNBROKERS TICKETS WAR’ Sper come 'mreresihan any pe norekere Te Ups, Piscnie, Sega reet. up mare AN. Lewts. 3 & D i. Reare.s aples Sireet A Cy iM Pierson & Lake Mester as OR SMALL LADIES al AT GHORUE ARES Serer d door Pierson & Lake N s.- —Thte is partionary recommenced to st re acd | i) gouds soc Are of the best quality ag eet ' a Martius ? MANTILLA®. “ PRICES REDUCED oN MONDAY, JUNE &, WE WILL COMMENCE FUER rican OF SILK MANTILES ern GRE ED Ip erder vo close out ail our *! pasion wii iceencag ‘bie season's manufacture. LADIES WILL AD FETA on ATTERTioN. ALL ovR stock or * a? REDUCED rricfe WK. PEYTON, 374 howery. near Bouston street, Eis Bowery. sear Bousten etre eet é : ae et ane wm G'e PAGLE “LOAN OFFIC the Bowery. Advances ite jerrbes,, Semeyg ates fewiog “tachigee a tal, ae rita ep: “tor * RICH MANTILLA | SILES » mad REDUCBD or CLOAKS AND ANTILLAS. 4T TEE METROPOLITAN CLOAK ROOMS, 46 BROADWAY, PArsTrones td 0 Cor east (Entrance through Grover & Baker's Sateercom ) ay ore (ban any oye © ft Braoptel soit and Buver Waickes if HEWRY MOORE, Agent iiee, ae. at RBTAIL, ae RING STOCK 18 NOW READY FOR EXHIBITION. FOR BXTBNT AND VARISTY OF STYLE parse HANGINGS WINES AND LIQvo ou coortog'y. are ond oriver who wil) am