The New York Herald Newspaper, May 21, 1866, Page 2

2 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Suypay, May 20-6 P. M. ‘The past week bas demonstrated the altered rela- tions which monetary affairs in the United States bear to those on the other side of the Atlantic, arising from the fact of our trading on a paper money instead of the normal specie basis, At the opening of business on Monday we had news of a panic on the London Stock Exchange greater in severity than had been oxperienced for nine years, as also on the Paris and Frankfort Bourse. But apart from a shade of uneasiness, lasting for about an hour, the news had no effect upon the stock market, while it failed to inspire the slightest dis- trust among money lenders. Yet the Bank of England had advanced its rate to seven per cent, five-twenties had declined to 674 and consols to 8634 a 34, while all other securities, foreign and domestic, with a single ex- ception, were similarly depressed. Notwithstanding all this government gold-beanng securities in this market remained nearly steady, and the only direct effect of the advices was to advance gold to 190% and the rates of exchange on Europe about 3¢ per cent. The sub- sequent foreign news has been hardly moro favorable, and the gold premium would = un- doubtedly have continued rising but for sales of coin at 1303¢ by the Sub Treasury, the aggregate amount dis- posed of by it during the week being estimated at ten millions, Of the danger of this policy on the part of the govern- ment thero can be but one opinion. Should the Euro- pean news fail to exezt a favorable influence upon our exchanges within the next few weeks there will be a large and steady drain of gold from this country, and the export demand will be Stimulated by the low prico at which the Treasury is willing to sell it, The government can ‘under present circumstances hold the premium in check, because it has still forty millions of coin left, after pro- viding for the whole of the May coupons; but with ex- ports of specie at the rate of nearly nine millions a week, how long could the Troasury retain control of the mar- ket? Meanwhile, by keeping the price low, in the face of a heavy foreign demand, it encourages larger ex- Portations than would otherwise be ventured upon. Ou the other hand, should the German difficulty met with a pacific solution and Europe subside Into its ordinary tranquility no harm will have been done by these Treasury sules of gold apart trom tho violation o! a principle. But the danger which the practice of the government thus indiscreetly assuming control of a thing which may pass beyond its control Involves should render it cautious in its operations, We have no desire to see gold go any higher. What is most to be desired of it is steadiness; but to insure steadiness for a week or a month we must not voluntarily incur the risk of baving it go much higher afterwards than it otherwise would go, thus disturbing values and provoking the evils at was our intention to guard against. As a natural consequence of these sales and the dis- bursements on account of the five-twenty May coupons, the supp!y of coin for delivery had beon equal to the de- mand and loans have generally beon made without in- torest. he range of the market during the current month has thus far been from 125% to 180%, and since the commencement of the year thus:— Lowest, January. The stock market showed vory decided firmness, and the advancing tendency of prices was most marked in the course of Hudson River, Cleveland and Pittsburg, New York Central and Ohio and Mississippi certificates. The movement in Cleveland and Pittsburg is based upon the expected declaration of a four per cent dividend shortly; for although the current earnings of the road are under those for the same time last year the expenses are reported. to have been diminished in about an cqual proportion. ‘Confidence in the appreciating value of Western railway Pproporty is general, owing to the large and growing earn- 4 1gs of the leading lines, and in tho event of a war on & scale extensive and prolonged in Kurope au impetus would be imparted to agricultural industry, and they would reap a richer harvest of freights than they ao even now in bearing breadstuls from the prairie to tie seaboard en route for tho Old World, It will be observed, however, from the followin; state- ment of carnings for last month, that those of most of Dae roads show an increase over those of April, 1865, while the net recerpts of all, we may mention, are much )arger in proportion, owing to the reduced cost of mate- Dials, and to some extent of labor :— 1365, 1266. Atlantic & Gt. Western, $599,870 $338,480 D:c.,$11,390 Ubicago and Alton..... 248,480 870,880 Inc., 112,409 Chicago & Gt. Eastern. 75,514 102,801 Inc., 27,287 Chicago & N. Western. 358 §18,736 Inc., 50,378 Chicago & Rock Island. 186,172 . ALT os 1,638,314 1,153,295 Dec., 385,010 516,008 "406,773 Dec., 109/835 83,237 a32n 86,184 536 237,240 6,496 366,245 43,182 106,269 15,635 271,527 5,896 144,001 270,300 Inc. , 125,200 «5 32,973 9,361 The money market continues to show extreme ense although towards the close of the week thore were fewer transactions at four per cont than heretofore, in conse- quence of the absorption of currency by the Sub- Troasury on account of the gold sold by it. The domand for loans was, however, freely met at 5 per cont upon wailway and miscellancous collaterals, and 484% on governments, while first class commercial paper was in fair request at 5a6 percent. The balance in the sub- Treasury at the close of business on Saturday was 103,051,222, Compound interest notes, into which idle capital with the banks has floated largely, were thus quoted at the end of the week:—June, 1964, 112; July, do., 111%; August, do., 111; October, do., 110; Decom bor, do., 109; May, 1835, 106); August, do., 105; Sep- ber, do,, 10415; October, do., 104. Exchange on England was firm on Saturday at 100% a %\ for bankers’ bills at sixty days, The roturn of about ton millions of old five-twenties from Europe during the ‘month, combined with other causes, contributed to the frmnces of the market. Moreover, remittances of the May interest on more than three hundred miilions of five-twenties held abroad are being made; and, consid- ering the disturbed state of affairs in Europe, it was hardly surprising that the of gold to Europe fast week should have aggregated the large sum of $3,763,206. The exports @f cotton from all the ports fast weok were aboat Gkirty thousand bal the receipts ware only about tweaty thousand. this market the seovipte were 3,830 for the weok ending om Fritay evening, and tho exports from the ‘port for the wees ending the 16th inst. 6,253 bales, The total stock at all the porte ts estimated H 43,908 bales; Orleans, on the 12th, 157,319 bales, ad. Charleston, on tho 11th, 6,435 bales. The stock in England and on the Continent of 1, 780,115 bate firmness, notwithstanding depressing ‘afluences, in- cluding an abundant supply abroad, The general merchandise markets are devoid of specu- Intive activity, and prices are therefore only steady, Io the dry goods trade there is, however, growing improve- ment, arteing mainly from the firmness of the market on, which is partly supported by the prospect for raw cv wf ' al r try afternoon the stock mar- 1 ed qnotations:— . ‘ 288 a 3%, Canton 6136 ° , 0 47, Mariposa 113g 0 12, Mariposa to erred 22 Qiicksiiver 53a, New York Con- foal 445 a $%, Erie 3% 87%, Hudson 113% » %, Read- ‘ ‘ ' ey 10714 & &, Michigan Southorn 7975 « 80, Miinots Cen- ral 190 a 9g, Cleveland and Pittsburg 8554 0 6, Rock ciand 03% a %, Northwestern 200 1{, Northwes.ern roforred 68% a %, Fort Wayne 08 by 9X. The shipments of specie from the port of New York too) week and during the year to date compare as follows wih the exports during the correspondins poriod in 1304 and 1866 :— 1th og sa.ocnios $46i3208 Twentieth week. $1,894,192 $3,042,0 073, Jreviously reporied..19,816,788 6,007,449 8,380,870 ae, a From Jan.1 to date. $21,700,980 $9,109,767 $17,163,006 * he total imports at this port fer the week ending May 7 compare as follows with the two previous weeks:— May 8 py e. wehas sui or 81,0. 204 1,500,749 91 2,798,290 8) as a Bt Sr meccbaathes, 268,968 4,238,106 TOMB ssecesces cove $8,096,600 $4,707,191 90,190,388 ; ports of foreign goods compare and sudden.” It ly was, but the the rist church, Brooklyn, E. D., this (Monday) en ial Feceipts of the theatre ya dstilned at's feartul tale te site "clock, noon. will be in attendance, For the wh. are, ry 1865. 1866. | — Toe a ‘The vie pon eh and the wbls Tromatoe saeaer rrmatiten E. Downe, Entered at the port $1,674,444 $736,639 $1,892,218 compidte, A stro! was by Indi —_ ‘daughterof J and Mariag Dumble, aged “eee Lae tne sons te pd Eatored at tho port §88,129,716 $17,219,263. $50,041,477 aan ee ory orto thoce we. have. boo ascustomed to | Lodge 181, F, sad A M.; also the members of Empire Thrown on market 89,436,067 20,234,317 56,305,212 hear ‘the winter.—New York Correspondence of Chapter, 170, R. A. M., are respectfully wvited doce The quotations of the ieading stocks sold at the first Loutsville (Ky.) Oowrver. the eral, from the residence of her parents, 77 Hose - ‘session of the Stock Exchance at the close of each of 18, Ann A., widow of John Sintedi Miheteedin ees cs thews timents of am Anti-Woman’s Rights d dmhihn a \ foe A 28, May 5. May 12 May 19, Man. ds of the ly are respec’ 121 12656 1S2iq 180 TO THE EDITOK OF THR HERALD. oral sihees-Gties See - Sx 65 $x Twas not a little surprised on reading an address deliv- Solock » , Pr ered by a lady entitled Mra, Stanton, in which she gives day, morning, fifth month 19, 66 2 66 66: Canton Company ee Bre Bay Boy ON expression to some of her ablost arguments in behalf of hier 6 the int Samuel and Bia Wass 10% 106 108" Fie re ets ance. | UES TG Jetging Hom sank: eeeihceeeter relatives and friends of the family are respectfully cago sland... 128 124 ane ‘94 | Porto Rico, mostly at 78c. a 75e.; 15 bhds. Cubs musco- that lady well read and fully posted in history aod | invited to attend the funeral, at the residence of ber Chicago & Northwestern. 20% aoe 3 205, | vado at 54c., and 50 bhds. do. at 390, romance, and, in point of competency, tbe fair sex could brother-in-law, John 8, Shapter, 164 West beup gp ted GdicagokNorth western pt se eB os Merge By mle cheesy pe chad scarcely procure a Indy better adapted for the vindioa. | Siro, t Doal.... = bbis, a A je. a Cumberland. Goa wx fx BE Gy | ciyindune at sclerso Wo note sales on the spot | Hon of thelr so-called rights But when I look and | Exgnsox.—On Saturday morning, May 19; Josnr Eo- Delaware &Hudson Canal — = 42 142! of 2,800 bbis., mainly at 26c. 263<0. for crude, and 4lc. | weigh her arguments I pity while Icensure. Pity, be- | WARD pre i, Laps . onthe 4 va TIONG ANS, . 2. | 8, Desreanat Ie nOm, Cee Mier tare a OWNER PO” |. cote Bi an leg 1 Go¥ptnt tn nalenions Mahusereed this (Monday) afternoon, at half-past one o'clock. 109 100? 100% | PRovrioxs,—Recelpte 278 pkgs. cut ments, and 86 | Of even common sense, can never be attained. Now, in Fronds an rolausvos a ee to a aitand. He remains 18% 78% 80% | pkgs lard. ‘The pork market was dull and downward at | this age of enlightenment and civilization, to imagine us | Ww! be taken to vee Mass. ts pogo x _ 85 85 the opening, but subsequently the market ruled firmer, | american men will succumb to be ruled and bridied Farrixcton.—On onda, Apr ‘23, Mr. Guonas Wase- 51 56K 5B closing si at cash at $30 37% for new mess. Tho he fe Le community! Are we so INGTON FaRRincTos, in the 65th of his age. Wy My 7 sales sy {0,000 Pee, at $30 12% a $30 37 for pee vi hy a ee pate our edity and: ridiculousness tae somnag were interred in Cypress Hills Cemotery, e agie J r ishes \deas Frema, BS BS a | fms Se fr tat Sting kob fae ert mom, | aidentte ream 2tzon ie’ ol of"coman: | gohan 08 Sent, Mu 2 Lane Pama, od 923; 9232 94% | mostly for June and July, seller's and buyor’s option, at | gh. eal wie favor, bot ante right, That | 2 of Drumchff, county Sligo, Ireland. G24 Pt UIE | go 2b w $90 C206, Deol ems io good demand ana stondy, | $y, cote not ask thin ae a favor Mnwyors, deciors and | 218 remains will be taken to Calvary Cemotery, this Now York & Ere pre! 80 193, = 79 with further sales of 950 bbls., at $16 $21 for new cemen, with stars on their foreheads and sceptres in (Monday) aaenene at, three 0 fromm a G Ohio & dtissisalppi cer. 26% 26%, 28% | plain mess, ak $21 50 a $2450 for ig cid heir hands. ‘The word club would be too strong an é: Pitene, i ret’ street, near enue, Puusburg & Fore Way 10 b8¢ oo | with aamalleupply., Tha salon were only 100. 0b! Shera Mrs §, thinks, and.therefore subst troaming | , ,FTZ0KRatD.—On Satnrday, May 19, iy a Pape Quicksilver dining Bai, 5444 «55% 6334 | $47.0 $48. Bacon was quiet, without decided chance in | when reading the report m your paper; but the real ty illness, Joun 1D, a native of Thomastown, Reading RR.... 105% 107% + 107% ©1073 | prices, Small sales of short clear were reported at 16%c. | was there. Oh, sensible ladies, imagine yourselves ney EUksen, seed see Chea sila Sothern Western UnionTelegraph 67% 62 62% 62 Cut meats were in fair demand at full prices, Tho sale’ | dressed in pol:comen’s uniform, with clubs in your th yD Lethe! ‘ami ft pose ad ry] = ted h Saturday | Were 850 pkgs. at 12}¢0. a 1330 for shoulders and 173<c. | hands. Imagine yourselves strect inspectors, vatan fames and istopher, are requested st c! Government securities wore quoved on each Saturday |. 1550 or hams, Lard was rather quiet, but prices | the haunts soto redation, trying 10" persuade | {Neral this (Monday) afternoon, ak. tw ofclack, from of the past four weeks as follows:— were steady. The sales were 700 pkgs. at 190. a 22}5c., tices fallen angele to return to virtae foes forsake their | the residence ig Brother sn lat, io. 34 Bridge street, April 28, May5. May12. May 19. | the latter rate an extreme for choice kettle render-d in | gyi ways, Wold not the task be revolting aud a Brooklyn, NX. ¥. Temains will be taken to Flatbush Sixes of 1881, 10814 100% = -1094g 109 small lots. Butier was quiet and nominal at the follow- iil'and deter. | Cemetery for interment. Sixes of 1867. — 120 121% ing prices:—Orange and Sussex, freah pail Per Tb, 480, ast Mra. 3. Grearurep.—On Friday, May 18, Aurrep Epwiy, Sixes of 1868. ms «115% «Ur a 50c,; North river, do, do., 48c. a 600.; Pounsylvania, poungest son of the late Samuel Greatheed, Esq., 0! Ten-foruies. 95% 96 96 48c, a 50c.; New York State, half firkin tubs, do., on, England, in his 25th year. Five-twentic 1063 102% «102 we i) qualities that ‘The Cregg ay mee ~s a nr peor rf i i 2 one o’clock, m fa Tand310ths, Ist series101% © 102 102% inal, wiih a small business at tho following prices:—Old | Poverty, and tutored, Hitt" Can ‘alone redecm the race,” | abd relatives of both tamilies are invited to attend, 7 aud 8-l0ths, 2d series1013{ 10234 1023 crop factory made da‘ries, first quality, 2lc. a 220.; do. | Tao not for a moment pretend 10 say that these haunts | _Enalish papers please copy. Tand 3-10ths, 3d series101% 102 10246 23% | factory made dairies, second quality, 20c. a 21c. ; do. farm | of infamy and degradation should not bo visited and the | , GRADY.—On Saturday, May 19, after a short and severe One year certificates. .100 100% = 100%) 10044 | dairies, first quality, 2lc. a 220, ; do. farm dairies, second | denizens expostulated with; but Ido unhositatiugly as- mead poi Gravy, eldest son of the late James and Messrs, Muller, Wilkins & Co. sold yeaterday— Quality, 186. @ 20-, ; do. farm dairies, common, 17¢. @ 18¢.; | sort that woman 1s not the proper messenger, Hernature | Minors Hey. os as ofthe family aro respectfully: now crop, factor ie. » 5 do. dairies, 8c, 10 shares Croton Fire Ins. Co 80% | a°tn ad clo brange’ county Bed akiuamed tor e'iae, | adverts to oe ecaltecs ote bo impossible for her tO | mvited to attend the {uneral,: from the residence of ‘i Hokippcine rang oo Weis | Rex was frm, with a moderate demand, The sales | {06 contagious. For ewe eee aes esi taes fal tee mother, No. 69, Henry sireol, on Tuosday afteruoon, at Joal ( ¢ 2% | comprise 1,000 bags Rangoon, part for export, on pri back te : 00 American Gout gomy an 82° | vate terms, and part for home "se, 8 D3¢0.'m. D350, aS | ane eey OC is Batanie Majesty, with all his Gallfornis and. Cork papers please copy, May 19, Manga: i 50 tes, Caroli * 7 . q — . d Fireman's Fund Ins Ci 70 Sreanins wan qulot but steady, at Sto. for prime, hideousness, did b guile hor; he oftered and she nccert- | nee, wite of John Gillick, in the 60th year of her age. ed; which act did of necessity require tho Son of God to 6 relatives and friends of the family aro respectfally 20 Lafayette Coal Co... + 26 Svar was rather quiet, but prices were without "8 Cross, $6,000 Del,, Lac. and West. R.R’ Co. 7 per ct. bd’s 100 | noticeable change. ‘Tho sales were 920 hhds, stone for, by dying on Calvary’s oro invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, $5,000 Buff, Brad. and Vitts. 7 por ct. coup. bd’s 80 | mostly at 100, 6 1L%e, but part on private termes 12 menu no disparagement te sverchitect’s original play | Raymond etreet, near Tillary {this (Monday) afternoon, at haif-past two o'eicck, ‘The remains will be taken to the Cemotery of the Holy Cross, Flatbush, for interment, H.uG.—Suddenly, on Saturday, May 19, Rowxet Haig, ‘& native of Earlston, Scotland, in tho 60:n year of his No national banks wero authorized or additional gov- ernment depositories designated during the week onding May 19. National currency issucd during the week amounted to $1,174,300, Previously issued $278,478,895. Total (less $150,000, cancelled) $274,653, 195. hhds, Porto Rico at 133g6., and 112 boxes Havana on’pri- vate tors, Algo 100 hhdg, Porto Rico, by auction, at 11M. a 125c., four months, Refined suga® was steady, but t 15340. for standard hards, and 14%c. for A coffee, Towacco was quiet and heavy. The sales were 73 cases of the creation. She was but an afterthought—in fact the final o! the creation. Tt was wi jod saw the solitude of man that tho idea of woman suggested itsel:; and, beng aware of these facta, ouglt not Mrg, 8. be satiafled that sie is superior age. to every animal inferior to none but man. Her non- The friends of tho family are respectfully Invited to atteud the funeral, from bis late residence, 93 Mercer The Boston Traveller of last evening says:— State on private terms, 16 cases Florida at 143¢c., and 24 | existence at the time of man’s formation should at once . pines ‘ ‘ street, this (Monday) aft rnoon, at half-past one o'clock, The supply of money 15 still very abundant and muon | (ies, Ollo at Be. ; also 20 hhds, Kentucky st from 160. | convince her of hor despotism; it ia vo cheer man in his Tiverpook Morcusy and Kelso Ohroniole. please copy. solitude and in his homestead she was formed, not to mix in the busy marts of commerce and exc! 0. ‘Where do you find. nobler type of woman than in the Quaker church? so says Mra, 8. I would ask her has she read her Bible, and if not let. me refer her to 1st Corin- Harax.—On Sunday, May 20, Parrick Hanan, tive of the parish of Ahemtish, county Sligo, Irol the 68th yeur of his ave. ‘The rejatives and friends of the family are requested fo atiend the funeral, from his late residence, 84 Mulbor- larger than is required for the ordinary purposes of busi- ness. ‘The banks tind it difficult to use their balances to advantage, but still they are not Inclined to lend on long time, for the reason, probubly, that a Inrge part of the Joose funds doos not biong to them, but to their doposi- TALLOw was very active and firm, with further sales of 25.000 Ibs, at 124¢. a 12%0, Wat-Kxy.—The market continued dull and nominal. ‘Tet hai 5 tors, Loans on call are easly obtaiced by borrowers on tee ERPS ee etaue, Moy 15, 1900, | Wane, 14k chapter, Ath and | 25th Telted: | ry siroc!, On Tuesday afternoon, at two o'elcek, without SONIMUs at five. The taking Of the mov roses Baclte | Flour firm and unchanged, Wheat opened’ with an | tho churches, for i is not permitied unto them | further note ot 0 ag pea stan ever it cocura, may possibly releve the market of x por. | 2dvance of Tic a Bc., at $i 58 a $1 59, receding to | to speak, but they are Commanded to be under obedience, |, Haxroun.—On Satnrday, May 29, Busua et $1 64. $1,544 and lig quilt at $156; anes of No | an ain cal tho i hing, | HR siatives and friends are Invited fo attend the funceal tion of this plothora, but unless the money paid to tho | $'st'gt® $1 Gh. Gn Treasury Department should be withdrawn from eircula- | % “St ¥ rn quiet and declined Ac. @ 26¢., | jot them ask shame , Frensury, Debariment chould be wiindrawn from clreula- | gi die. 400. Oats steady, at 90%,0. Highwines | for women to speak in the church.” "Also First Timothy, | oB Tuesday morning, at tep o'clock, from No. 90 Fourth street, Brooklyn, E. D., withont further notice. May 20, Tooms R steady, Provisions dull; mes pork held at $31; Freights lo, mes Healy, Esq., mec- things, be only temporary. : The disco.nt market would no doubt be more active, | Auch 1oqa” corm to Bullalc, | Recolpte:—6,500 Dbis sovond chap., 11th, 12:h and 18th verses: ‘‘Let the woman foura in misnee, with all subjection, But Leufler not | ,,He4'Y —On Sunday pes Hear, socond son of the late ‘ 7 56,000 bush. wheat; 167,000 buth, corn, and man, if there was enough good commerc'al papor for sale 10 | 59,000 bugh. oais, Shipmonts:-12°000 bole. overt woman to tench, Ror to usuxp saihority over the chant, "Drogheda, Ireland, take ito, but at present there is vory litte dolng, En- | Hugh. whieai, 817,000 bush, Cora, and 9,000 bush, oaia | Butta be, im silence, For Adam was first formed, thon His friends nud thoze of his brother, Francis R, Healy, dorsed notes of the fir.t class are in domand, and a few are respectfully requested to attend the frneral, on are occasionally negotiated at about seven’ per cent een ge ars ghey MR Rm at meg ely yg citend to 7 from ‘s church, ‘hile very falr names go at eight and tue but tus Flour dull. Wheat excited at 2 asits, closing | household maiters wiite’ sho would be performing a Reeth niet eee Phe om lower grades are rather unsalable. United States securi. | ‘nade, Corn dull at S10. at 35c. luty in our streets? Who would nurse our | “'h tin and Drogheda papers please copy. ties take the place of private obligations, and make a | Fre ghts—2,000 bbis. flour, 75,000 bvshols wheat, and Ruuux.—~On Swrurday, Say 19, after a log and severe very satisfactory subst.tute. Tho dealings in them at | 22,000 do. oats, shipments—3,000 bbls, flour, 41,000 MMnoss, Srarnsx Kxiiy, aged 44 years, 2 mouths and 2 bushels wheat, and 35,000 do. oats, New Orixans, May 19, 1566, Cotton—Better qualitics stiffer; sales 2,200 bales low ™ddiing at 33c, a sho. To-day’s receipts are 663 Gold 130%. Sterling oxchange 142 Now York bank checks %c. premium. 10, 1866. Sr. Cotton advanced to S4c, on midditags Flour weak. ‘Wheat heavy; low declined Sc, Corn lower, at 670. a72c, Oats declined, at 43c. a 45c, Moss pork de- clined to $30. Bacon unchanged. Whiskey at $2 193;. the ofMoces are quite animated, and the transactions are very oxtensive, in the aggregate. All the bonds that are Mate to come ba k from Europe will no doubt meot ready buyers at fair prices, ‘ The general share market is rathor activo than other- wise, but not quite so buoyant as it was two years ago uuder the same inflation of the paper currency which still prevails throughout the country. With a few ua- important exceptions, prices are iderably lower now than they were then.’ There is a steady retail demand for most of the local securities of the dividend paying Empress trail hoops, bloomer dress, Vone- 4 ™m ist of necessity bo a8 it would be imposrible to compress: &@ policoman’s unmentionables, or 1! Jintohs hat. Inthe sincer hopo that Mra. 8. wilt {or go her forlorn hope expedition and devote her time and talents to rs — . J. is Murder in Rome, N. ¥. Tho Utica N. Y. M rning Herald conta ns a letter dated days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also the mem- bers of Henry Clay Lodge 277, F. and A. M.; also the members of the Washington Market Social Club, aro in- vited to attend ihe funeral, this ieont) afternoon, at two o'clock, from his Jate residence, 387 Washinzton st. ‘The members of Honry Clay Lodge, No. 277, F, and A. M., are hereby summon™d to attend at the Lodge rooms, No, 300 East way, this (Monday) afternoon, at one o'clock procisely, to attend the funeral of our late brother, bon Kelly. ‘Members of the fraternity are respect- Class, ‘such ag bank, insurange, factory and railroad Crcimnart, May 19, 1860. | Rome, N. Y., May 17, giving tho circumstances of « | fully mvited to attend, By order. shares and railroad bonds, and recent prices are well PO LAPD gl at gS D -woraneng 19, 1 » N. ¥., May 17, gi JOHN D. CALDWELL, M. i »nchanged; bond | bloody murder at that place, as follows: — . L, M. Senne OS ma eee $228." Provisions quiet, Sales ‘of. 900 bbla. moas pork Hey bere aaa HP. L. Sun, Beo A man by the name of Andrew Speilicy was cruelly murdered last night, at or near the grocery store «f Mr. ‘Thomas Fianagan, in this viliage, ou tho canal, noar the freight house of thg Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg ralroad, The facts are uvarly th se:—Towards midnighi, David Spellicy, the father of Andrew, went in company with Richard Jones, to Flanagan's grocery; while there bow d drauk, and some diificuity arose betwe n Jones and retary. Krvuz —On Sunday, May 20, Mantua M. Kisazr, tho beloved wife of J. M. Kibbee, aged 63 years. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 174 Fort Green place, Brooklyn, this (Monday) afternoon, at five o'clock. Tho remains will be taken to Sunderland, Mass., for interment. Krumaut.—On Sunday morning, May 20, of pneumo- Mra, Mare Exchange is working caster Wost. Tho Ch.cago Tribune of Friday reports: The market for Eastern extenze is flat and lower. To-day some of tho banks sold round lots at a discount of flity cenis per thousand, but the bulk of the sales were at par. Counter rates ranged from 1-10 discount to par buying, and 1-20 a 1-10 premium sclling. at $30 25 $30 50. Lard 2130, Gold 129%. Wrianctox, N. C., May 19, 1866, Turpentine steady at $4 76 for new virgin, and $3 for yollow dip. rita turpentine quict, at 60c, Rosin unchanged Cotton at 3lc. for m ddling. Borvaro, Mav 19, 1866. Flour dull, Wheat—primo qualities scarce, and held _ hove tho of bu , who tende the y, and a -cuffle ensued, Fesuge sare ea ante a at, | RSet SO ie, ate (kas | Se np Herne ana | Be Sage not because of any better supply, Dut bocause of a cone sear teiy Fags oan ba one yoy feot cae je grucery, er hte | ete Femsine will bo en to Massachusetts for intor- The Marietta and Cincmnati Railroad earned during pomp y-four hours 11 232 bbls, uur, Trove buae" Is | there had been a terrble struggle. Police 1 Leverich, aged the second week in May, 1866. . * $21,578 heat, b oats and 1,242 bushols harley, For | Constable Healt hoarin: of the matter went early this Corresponding period ui 1806. wook, 40,147 nt Sour, 373,518 bushels wheat, 860,699 bee Sef baron akg Jon's eas: bu are eo at and relatives of the family are vespectfatty Increase this you?....c+.e.scsessessesssoeses SOAOL | Detter, Catal expoeta for twentytonr boson, 69 Bin up, and his head severely bralwed and battered, | this {ionaayy aitormoon, at Lall-past twelve e’eloes, The total arnings of the month to the 15th amount | flour. 47,317 bushels wheat, 143,800 bushols corn and | Sud ho was besmeared with blood and mad He wasso | Mcinryn—In Brooklyn, on Sunday, May 28, Cuaraas Deaten that he could hardly move. He was takemto jail where he now is, Ho states that he hada scuttle and a fight with Andrew when David pte present, and was compelled to, aod did run irom erocery for his live, leaving bis hat behind in the grocery, where it was found next morn n;; tat he went , aad when near there was overtal by David, who went to near the house with him. In this inst David agrees; but it is sup- posed by some that subsequintly Joncs wens beck to the Grocery, alone or with assista end committed the deed: while Jones claims that all the fight there was was in the father’s presence, where Jones was worsted aud competled torun. All bad been drinking wore or per. this year to $40,053, against $22,791 for 1865, while tho earnings since January 1, 1866, amount to $380,074, or $13,146 leas than for the corresponding period in 1865, The receipts of the Westorn Union Railroad for tho Cer catics May 4 1866, were. 693. ponding peri tn 1865... Increase 61,570 bushels oats, Toxxpo, May 19, 1666. ‘Wheat active and 2c, adc. better. Sales of old amber Michigan at $2 60, new do, §2 27 a $2 28, new whi Michigan $1 55, No 1 Milwaukee club $195. Corn ac- tive and lo. beter. Lake freichts dull at 8e. on icluryar, ‘The funerad will take placo this (Monday) sfternoon, at four o'clock, from the residence of his [Fg Bo. 7 Bolivar street, The romains will be taken to Albany for interment. ly are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 10 West Twonty eighth sirect, on Tuesday a ron ah Breoklyn, on Saturday, May 19, Ruma, icHorson, —In , On y, May wife of James Nicholsoe, after a short and painful illness, in the 55th year of her age. Relat ves aud fr ends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from hor late residence, corner of Franklin 5, 19,000 r, bushels corn, 7,000 bushels O weeo, N, Pos hy peo Flour steady ; sales 1,500 bbis. at $10 for No, 1 spring, $11 75 a $12 for red winter and $14 60 for double extra. Wheat quiet, with a declining tendency; sales of 2.000 bushels Canada club at $2 10, and car lots of amber Ml 42,000 bushels wheat, 102,000 became oats and 3,000 bustels barley. COMMERCIAL REPORT. Parunvay, May 19—6 P. M. Asmrms, —Receipta, 34 pkgs. The business was light, at $7 a $7 1254 for pot. Pearl is quite out of stock and Court Calendar—This wanted. Prices for this description are nominal, waukoo at $195. Comm’ good demand; sales 7,600 | 01" 1523, Yeas 'san Io, 1697, 1645, 15%, bes; | Selock the remains "will bo. Interred ‘at ormield, Baxavervrra.—Recoipts: 10,587 bbl flour, 14,200 | Busts of new No. 5 ti mow th aie. 7600, Maahe's gold | 1569, 1571, 1575, 1845, 1577, 1679, 1681, 1687. Part 2— | New Jersey. bustiels wheat, 63,774 do. corn, 45,005 do. oats, 7,723 do. | Quis and otber grains ‘nominal, Canal Nos.’ 2461," 1218, 740, 1222, $68, 1526, 864, 386, | O'HaNuox.—At hie residence, No. 147 East Forty-fifth ese Gn: ‘anak, She’ tilted ter Uhak toe, wasn OKes; corm, 1182, 070, 220 1274, ‘1303, 1336, 1348, 1374 | street, on Friday, May 18, Dr. Pur O'Haxzox, aged 80 bal cde . ssp Bicone ea ibe ah ta 147i, G21, 373, 79, 311, 843, | yeara ‘Western flour was again lower, with heavy arrivals and 969, 971, 973, 1017, 1087, 1ov1, i1, 743, 541, 1193, 809. Piran.—In Brooklyn, om Saturday, May 19, Mr. Wit> a limited demand. Prices at the close were in some in- Svreeux Covut—SractaL Team. —Demurrers— 16, | Liam Prren, in the 49h year of his age. cannes Ste, tn: baryeue? tall! Weblo alt. quhlltd 20. Ineues of law and fact—Nos, 220, 167, 148, 117, 118, | The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- ~ cenprigetacn ys ser firontd crags) ae 160 to 177 inclusive, 157, 186, 187, 1 tond the funeral, {rom his late residence, No. 97 North least 10c. lower. The sales were limited to 4,590 bbls., ‘Comm 6 PLas—Part 1,—Nos. ts, 1610, 1551, 1872, | Oxford streot, on afternoon, at ‘three o'clock, at our revised quotations subjoined. Southern flour was 1573, 663, 106, 1474, 1053, 1655, 1451, 1546, 1576, 1577, | without further notico. aged Tyres May 19, Joszru Pragor, Esq., years. relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the nenets homme tapcoitoonee tho No, 53 East Broadway, on Tuesday after- deceased, noon, at half’ past three o’eleck. Te 290 Rast eghth Hay da, emen, rect of Cornelia Brad in he Fat your dull and nominally lower, closing with a continued down. ward tendency. The sales were only 350 bbis. The de- mand for Canada flour was also very moderate, even at a reduction of 6c. a 16¢. per bbl. The sales were 350 bbia, Rye flour was again lower and dull at the de- cline, with sales of 400 bbis., at $6 a $625. Corn meal was rather quiet, but prices were very steady. We note ae pric 1033, 1591; 1504, 1400, 2390, found to be intreatod (t'working plaatatione, axing tre eer found to rested in w jantat the purpose, sod support government rations, and commission Ts in proof. As Generals Stedman and have bad no judices 5 mén’s Bureau officers in Virginia and rg he tle and are generally respected as honorable ra, we sales of dy wine at our quotations. We | are bound to accept thoir statement as reliable. of, ee Captain EK, Whittlesey and the Rev. Horace James, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect. Superfine and Western flour. 87.90 | mec of the Bureau, work & large farm in Pit | tonsil Capitel—Latest News from Mex~ | ¢uity invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday morning, Extra 8 50 | county. Captain F. A. Sosley, another agemt, works feo, Comtral America, the West Indies, | at ten o'clock, without further notice. c ‘edium extra W He oes deere of anes gph a ae ge oe By Fy ary melpeony, Sapa bo | Sa, a ‘The Cunard mail stoseaship China, Captain Inglts, will i Ohio. . . 9 55 Pitt count tation. All these men take the freed- if Western chp alg Bey 13 75 f 0 who nay ir charge to work their plamtations, leave Boston on Wednesday, for Liverpool. pn cach tery ca] +4 : ppl ing, a ‘ = — rations sppoate ae ‘The mails for Europe will close in this city at a quarter me orgy be — ee ee ee ; | past one, and st half-past five o'clock to-morrow atter- Cor Canadian, 9 60 | bern, is the scene of deplorable misery ‘want, and Good to choice and 12 80 of it—Rev. Mr. Fitz—io moon. Rye flour (superfine) 62 ‘The New Yorn Hxratv—edition for Europo—will bo Seu weet Seuntrwine 338 peittahhes of clone veinets to-magrtow fheraing, Corn meal, Brandy wine, puncheows, 22 50 It will contain:—Am important Diplomatic Cirewlar —The wheat mai continued aperger ae F heavy seem: from the Peruvian Secretary of Foreign Affairs, giving oe ae verses pant Ona : rie teak pod akon apy mate Mle go omy ‘an Exposition of the Causos leading to the War between brace bashels, on vate terms, - | while ‘perform! penal! cludl 7.d00" bushels’ So Bg hy inflicted on in of digging on Besl ro panne Prac- | Spain and Peru; Latest tatelligence from the National £00 bushel No. 1 now Milwaakee chloe at $3, and | tically thos Diacks soem to 20 to the | Capital; Accounts of the doings of ‘the Fenians, and of & pe sng tten yt ® aub- | che movements of Hoad Centre Stephens; Latest News better t, named Wickersham, who cultivates = plattation ; Patel men a acor Wilmington, aud makes. the freodmen work ft, | from Mexico, Central America, the West Indies, &o., sad pg y it iaerousery No muamiply theee instanoes, The he mm be ning it w iy — Of ie. per bashel revelations man ‘by the commissioners pealise all our Po wg Copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing, six x. appre! ting the practical this monstroas Poor Law . whole system is rotten to the core, freedmen from the very evils herein. VORPORATION NOTICZ.—THE ¢ cy all ot Toursdny ext the’ Pony t Meioda PM the or tuveat MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. at Ran yt Ma: a we acted Pon gg ay od Sea at St, Luke's pour BL be ae of Philadetphia, to Miss’ Sanam n ¥. Nort, of |, May 7, at the resi- Sev itoe-Formns On Mon donce tee bride’s parents, by ‘ime aud pla rales ’ of Prospect Plains, N. J., to Cand i Lat DN, ‘ A of this city. WW, VAN voonits, Compton, at the renee o ine bride Pte is 8. i nace ON Sonn nn een , ms EBP €00L.— Lit Re SE perpen as a | RES Le Pro the ‘or “expressing 3e those against the hatore ‘inet ‘we liGed to be present at the abhowe a 4 Jt., to Maxt L. Hanoi, all of Brooklyn. No cards, ‘the residence of ‘he brava aber fate W, mea, Faapee- Diea. i, BRUNSWICK, WAX | PIGURE Baarvesy,—On Th 14, Cuaruas maker tok chid of George sod Francie J, Beasdaley, aged 4 sieah alien earch Fears rook \ PINAKCTAL. OLLZCTIONS MADE LVERYWHERE, * Prompt returns, bi RRAY, 18 Nassau D™er FOR LAWGE AND SMALL AMOUNTS, PAY- able at Senke pe A Beste. Ly? aale 4 hout the United B MURRAY, OVERNMENT URITH CRSNS eee or JOHN B. MURRAY, 13 Nassau street _ FORTH CAROLIN. MANNING & DEFORLST, Bankers, 19 Wall street. OTICE.—THE PACIFIC NATIONAL BANK, NEW York: May 6, waa NATIO Me oF inectors have this day declared an ext rom government tax, payab® York, aivldena orate | cent, free fi ou and after the dist tost, R. BUCK, Cashier, FFICE OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANT 9) ‘No. 89 Wall street, corner Hamover street, New Yor* fa Faion he SO AGELE STOCHAGLDERS op fotice ‘re! ” One, stated meet mag Wel the date, unanimously adopted the fol Resolved, Thats eall for Gtty (60) per cent in cash, avigan’thd Tet of June, 1806. be andthe same ie ; made on the holders of the scrip record at ing of the transfer books on the 25th ‘day of May, ($50) on each share 1881 . o increase the capital sack of the Company, rsolved, That sald payments ma; je until, elusive of, the Ist day bP August, with interest at per per annum from and after the suld Ist day of June. In accordance With the terms of the eald gcrip atoek, same, u reo! feliute in default of payment on or before the said Lat of Ai th ‘Cortiuenios of stock will be ready for delivery on the ment and surrender of the certificates of scrip stock company's office, ‘BY order of the Board of Directors, <= THEO, JOHNS OPEC OF. tui b2 46 AT Pay Nee OE MEK Rolice te hereby ditee TH that the Board of Directors have this day declared a dide' of five (6) por cent cub of te eb earnings of theauarir aa) ing April 30, pas al of A the “I, upon "ihe. capital oso aie 4 tara . as hae : ed San boas a bed eloeod Friday. Wie 70. ost, Jane bi the Hoard Dinecton toe CODORE T. JOUNSON, § lary. PROPOSALS FOR a sag NEW AQUEDUCT STOCK OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK, Sealed proposute will by Tecpived at the Cor Ofiice until Tuosday, May 29, 1868, at 2 o'clock P. the same will be publicly opened, for the wh of the sum of one hundred thondand dollars of “New Aqua, duct Stock of the elty of New York,” authorized by chaptet S81, Laws of 1865. ‘Tho said stock will bear Interest at the rate of six percent per annum, payable quarterly, and the principal will be re. Rocmed on the Tet day of August, 1884, from the of the elty debt, : roposals will state the nmount of atock desired, and the price per one hun Jo] thereof, and (he persons whose proposals are accepted will the reuponbe required te deposit with the Chambcrlaimthe sums awarded to them respectively. On presenting to the Comptroller the receipts of tht Chamberlain for such deposits. the parties will be entitl to receive certificates for equal amonats of the par ¥. the sums awarded to them, ing interest from the dates oa Paymonts, tach proposal shonld be sealed and endorsed “P for New Aqueduct Stock of the City of New in a second envelope, addressed to the Compt it is reserved to reject auy or all of the bids o Interests of the Corporation require tt. oy MATIHEW T, BRENNAN, Comp\ro Crry oF Niw York, Diranrwent oF Fixaxce, Comprrouuen’s Orrice, May 17, 1888. Sours RN RAILROAD, 8. C. ; PEOPLE'S BANK, 8.6; by Bank of Caden, sees ales of Newberry s. ie Bani Southern See Said a LAW RENC HERS & CO. f awe Ca . BAI IGHT DR Aww C5 Fe BANK ORDO. BANE fansatl street, OE Bian NO MURRAY. DESL TO RESUME HOUSE- $200,-eaaer mtarnutd. £7 RiaNr Ap Me ‘amount temporarily. Address Lavenia, lerald $20.000 MANNING $85.00 x : ee ‘Sif street. ee BRL000, 140,000 faatitie Me, Tay NOM jew York. en. CHARLES E. ‘31 Pine street, TENNESSEE STATE FIVE ’ER OBNE Bonds for sale low. & Def OREST, Bankers, 19 ‘Wall street, A AN WANTED— take the interest of ams long established, iy a PULLMAN & C ar WANTED—968)—IN A WELL ESTABLISUED, office busine ‘man; references ARTNER WANTED—IN JHE RET, HAT ARTNER WANTED—ON BUTTON attached 10 Ta aithont aowale, tered oF Herala oftce.” wie f a Ware PARTNER WITH re EF Ulsers have te sole soniraf. Prine!pale only Boed with real name, box 6,791 New Yort Pont office, __. BUSINESS OPPORTUNIFING- Ww. Lid 3 A*™ sores ITED—WITH $i, ee a without risk: demand for the article uniimited; Address H. Jones, box 123 Herald offies. x. 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