The New York Herald Newspaper, June 1, 1866, Page 2

2 —— FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Tuunsay, May 31-6 P.M ‘The stock market has been firm but rather dull to-day, ‘owing to the prospect of an almost entire suspension of ‘usiness to-morrow, The speculative feeling is, how- ‘@ver, strong, and prices continue to show aa improving tendency. At the first open board Erie (sales 6,350 shares) sold at 59% 8%, New York Contral 98 a %, Reading 1003, Gioveland and Pittsburg 86% 8534, Michigan Southern 80% = 81%, Northwestern 28}—proferred 58, Fort ‘Wayne 97%, Canton 50%, Mariposa preferred 24}. At the first regular board the market was dull but steady. Michigan Southern closed 3 higher than at the hhalf-past two board yesterday, New York Central 3%. The latter company bas leased perpetually the now line of railway from Seneneotady te Athens, on the Hud- gon river, the terms being equivalent to six per cent on @ capital cost of $3,000,000, or $120,000 per annum. Brie losed 14 lower—preferred 134, Reading %, Cleveland and Pittsburg 3%, Fort Wayne , Western Union Telo- graph 5. Government securities were steady. Coupon Gvo-twonties of 1862 advanced 3. At the one o'elock sessions the market was firm and the transactions at the two boards in Erie agggrogated 13,200 sharea At the half-past two o'clock board it was dull bat steady. Erie closed % higher than at the frat regular board, Cleveland and Pittsburg %, North- ‘weaterm 3¢—preferred 34, Western Union Telegraph %, Missouri sixes 3{. New York Central was % lower, Reading 3, Michigan Southern %. Government secu- rities were quiet, Coupon five-twenties advanced 34. At the half-past three open board the market was firm but dull, Erie continuing the centre of attrac- ton, the transactions aggregating 12,900 sharea, ‘Tho latter sold at 60% a 61%, Reading 100% a° 36, Michigan Southern 80%, Cleveland and Pitts furg 843, Rock Island 934%, Northwestern 23},— preferred 583s, Fort Wayno 97% a %, Ohio and Missis- sippt certificates 251; a %, Canton 61 a %, Cumberland 45%, Quicksilver 5214, Western Union Telegraph 6034. Afterwards the market remained dull bat firm, and at half-past five New York Coutral was quoted at 98% a 1, Erie 6134 = %, Reading 100% a 3, Michigan Southern 80X a %, Cleveland and Pittsburg 84 a 3, Northweasern 285, a —preferred 58% a 3¢, Fort Wayne 97% a %, Canton 61 a %. Itis reported that at the moeting of the directors of the Erie Railway Company held yesterday its floating debt was stated to be $1,500,000. In addition to this the company ie understood to be indebted to one of its direc- tors, a woll known Wall street speculator, to the extent of two millions. It is represented that the company recently made an arrangement with the latter, under which it re- hypothecated the fourtoon thousand shares of common stock withdrawn from him when the lien was paid off ‘upon the occasion of the company negotiating its last loan in London. These added tothe fourteen thous- and shares previously in his possession leaves him the custodian of the original twenty-eight thousand sharos; in addition to which he is said to hold convertible bonds as security for the two millions advanced. The gen- eral impression is that the whole or a part of the ‘stock thus hypothecated has been thrown upon the mar- ket. There has, however, beon no over issue of stock. ‘The company, it is estimated, has expended for matertais and supplies during the past year three millions and a half, to which # adds from the construction account two millions and » half, making a total of six millions dis- ‘bursed during the year. Tho company owes it to itsown Teputation to publish a statement of ite affairs at the present juncture, when Wall street is full of scandalous Toports regarding its managoment. Nothing should be Aoft to inference that can be satisfactorily explained whore the inferences are so damaging. The gold market opened strong at 138% and advanced steadily to 140%, the closing quotation. Loans wero masde without intercst, and at 3a per cont for carry- ing. Om this day last year the range of the premium ‘was from 136${ to 18755. There was an export of fifty- five thousand dollars in specie to-day by the steamer Atlantic, Petroloum and mining stocks wore dull and generally lower. At the first board Bennehoff Run Oil closed Lic. Digher than as the same time yesterday, Rooky Moun- ¢ain 40c. Bennehoff Run was 100. lower, New York and Alleghany 5c, United States 0c. At the second board Bennehoff Run Oi! closed 200, highet than st the same time yesterday, selling at $3 80. ; Smith & Parmolee was 10c. lower, selling at $8 86; Electric Oil sold at $135, Clinton 760., Central $2 60, First National 9c., Oil Croek 670,, Benton $1 30, Gunneli Gold 890.: ‘The reguiar and open stock boards, the Petroleum and Miniog Exchange, the Gold Board and the Produce Bx- change agreed to adjourn business from this evening till Saturday morning in respect to the memory of Gene- ral Scott, The Custom House and Sub-Treasury will also ‘be closed. There will probably be some little business transacted fn the streot to-morrow, nevertheless, and moat of the brokers’ offices and the banks, as a matter of course, will be open. The money markot shows increasing case, and the rate for eall loans ie six per cent, with occasional exceptions upon government securitics at five. The disbursements of the Sub-Treasury to-day were very heavy, as they inelndod the redemption of about ten millions of the one year certificates of June, July and August, upon which in- terest has now ceased. The discount line is easy but dull, and first class commeroial paper is quoted at 6a 635 per cent, and at long dates 7. In forcign exchange the transactions have been light at yostorday’s quotations—namoly, 1003¢ a for bank- ers’ bills on England at sixty days, and 110) lll at three days. Bills on Amsterdam are nominal at 42a, on Hamburg 36% @ 374s, on Frankfort 4244 a 34, on Bre- men 80 a %, on Paris at sixty days 5.13a5.11%, three days 5.0735 a 5.08%, for Prussian thalers 73 . The business at the Sub Treasury to-day waa ag fol- | lows: — ‘Total receipts. Payments. Balance. .. For custorns, Gold notes. Sew York Stock Exch: ‘Tnvrapay, May 31, 1808, winst SESATON—10:30 A. M. 200 Bae Wa P. bis + $5,640,407 U 1000 U 8 5's 10-40c. a es 10235, 4500 2s # 103% 20000 NY6's 72... 2000 Hr'kiynC6'sWL bi 2000 Tenn 6's. 1000 Tenn 5's. 1000 Mo 6's. 10000 do. 35000 do. 3000 Cal 7's. 5000 NY T's by 20000 Ohiok Miss cert 500 NYCent 6's, '8 2000 Erie Ist mort. 4 3000 Mil&PduClstm 100 2000 Galona&C Istm 98 4000 Chick Alt Istm 07 2000 NJ Cent Ist m 100% 100 si8 Bank of Com i10 200 Mich Central Rit 107s 2000 Michs&eNiodRK 81M 100 dO... § 10 Orean Bank... 100 60 Cont Nas Bank dot 10 Ninth Nat Bank, 111 100 Wilkabarre C'1Co 53 200 do, 2d call 84% 100 “pring M’n C'1Co 41 °S cleve tol Cin RR 15 100 Cary Improvem't 16% 400 Chic 4S NWRR,. 28% 100 do... 16% = hic 5 bois pref. ea 200 WeeternUnionTe! 6055 200 Mariposa pref... 24% do bad bra 100 a 24% 200 Pita, FWA hi RR OSS 100 Chic & Alton RR 95 7% CO “ 100 Mil & Sti'aul pref Gv 500 Mor & Essex RR 87 4 900 MarkCzdprot.ba 8 BROOND SESSION—1 P.M. $5000 Tonn 6's '90.. 905, 500 shs Reading RR. 100% 100 she Canton Co... 60 100 Mich Central KR 107 120 Weat Union Tel.. 61 1500 Mich So&NT RE 80% 500 Mariposa pref... 24% 600 40.44 807, 100 Boston WP,.810 504 800 Chick NW 100 Erie RR 60" 100 Chie & NW pref 10 do. 60% 100 Pitts, FLW A Chi rump SRSSION-—2:30 P.M $1000 U 8 6's, "67., 1264 200 shs Bos WP.b9O 81g 4000 08 6's, ‘Sloou, 100% 88 NY Central RK 2,000 Ur6's5-20 620, 102% 1000 do way 20000 1136 1. 108% 7000 Tenneson O's, 90% 2000 Miasouri 6° Ti 500 do « 60% £000 Tr 7 3-10, ad's 108% 100 Hud Riy RR... 134 5000 do, 4 600 Reading RR. 108% 14000 Dol, LaWirtm 101° 600 do. 100% 200 sha Spr Hill € Co 100 Mich Con RR... 107 400 do Pd Mich S&NIn RR SON 100 Quicksllverdig Co 80%, 50 Mariposa Mg Uo 100 * 100 do... 100 do. 24 call 80% 00 0. 200 Clev & Pits RR. $4\ mo Martpgae pref... 600 GO. rc veree Ms 00 . 300 Chie & NW iti, 28% 200 ae 24 cali 2436 800 dow... 28, 100 West Un'nTe! bad 200 do... 200 Doston W Power, were 300 bales, in Boston, opening at 2756. and closing ja d Disbursements at the Ofice ofthe United | $45 the Month of Receipts of A be quoted at $2 75 and olive oil at $1 35, gold, or $1 85 a $1 00, currenoy, ‘with small sales of the VISIONS, Receipts, 615 bbis, 109 do. beef, 916 do, cut meats, 201 pkgs. lard and kegs do., aa Bigs eee oF 102 ho cheese, The Bh andy —_ erate! prices vii jul Heady. 1e ales on "thie. at 3°$50 60 for new for were 9,000 pape ee ly ime ; very in June, Jul sell- er's and buyer's option, 4,000 bbla. new mesa at $30 25 %. beef market was secrarek im every re- sales were 700 bbis. at $16 a $21 for new Plain mess, and $21 50 a $24.50 for now extra mess, hams were steady at $47 $48, but business was very dull. Bacon was dull and nominal. Cut meats wore quiet, but ga, at 12440, a 13%. for shoulders, aud 170. 8 183¢0. for ith sales of 400 pkgs within the range. Tastee was stcady, with &% moderate demand. Tho sales were 800 at 190. a 223¢0., the latter rate for choioo kettle rendered, in small lots, Butter and cheese continued heavy and dull, with only a small business in either at previous quotations. —The market for all kinds continues quiet, but prices have undergone no material change. Sales on the spot were made of crude at 270., and refined in bond at4214o, For future delivery 1,000 "bbis. bonded sold at 480. for September, and 1,000 bbls. do, for Octobor at Cre base Sayers ops eat ged. Small lots Rangoot cn was quie unchan; all lots n realized 9c, a 934c., and Carolina 12c. a 130, per Ib. Saut.—With light receipts and a small stock the mar- ket continued very firm for all kinds, despite the modo- rate demand, We have no sales of importance to report, soar.—Castile continued in moderato demand, but prices were firm at 1730. cash. Svcar was quite steady with a moderate demand for att Statement of B: States Assay Of Month Ending May 31, 1866. Deposits of Gold— ij it 150004 raw at previous prices. Refined sugar was rather heavy Foreign bullio % with sales of A coffee at 15ic. a 155{c. and of United states bi 331,000 standard hards at 16%4c. The sales of raw sugar are 750 hhds, Cuba muscovado, mostly for rofining, on $364,000 | basis of 102/c. a 10%c. for fair to good. The range was 100. a 12%c. Also 58 hhds. Porto Rico at 12%o. and 200 | 600 boxos ‘Havana on privat terms. Stock 67,000 hhds., 000 | 88,000 boxes and 110,850 bags. The closing’ — 4,500 | were as follows: —Inferior to common refining Lage by a10c.; fair to good refining do., 10%c. a 10%c.; falr to good grocery do., 11¢, a 113¢¢.; ‘prime ery do., 120. 2 12420. ; Porto Rico, 10c, a 1810. ; melado, 60. a 8c, No. 12 clayed sugar in boxes, 11%. a 11%0" Nos, 16a 20 $45,000 | do. 133Zc. a 15c. ‘Sarrreres was quict and Peteeet: Crado was nomi- pal at 10c., and nitrate soda 4c., Sarvs, —500 bags linseed sold at poston out of the ship 5400; 000 | Cromwell at $3 75, currency. No other transactions have occurred, Holders are firm, but in the absence of sales prices are quite Bominal Wo quote clover seod per Ib. ae Osc. a 10540., and timothy per bushel $5 a ate Canary was worth $4 50a $5. Sprene.—A small trade demand prevails at previous rices, but there have becn no sales of importance made, olders are firm as a rule and offer somewhat sparingly. —Silesian was quoted at 9340, currency, with salos oF 90 90 to po at 6%c., gold, while some holders were Total Deposits 7 ‘oreign coins. . Foreign bullion ... United «tates bullion Unitod bullion United = bulhon for coinage .... COMMERCIAL REPORT. Tuurspay, May 31, 1866. Asuzs.—Receipts, 7 packages, The demand was mod- erately active at $725 a $7373 for pot and $13 50 9 $14 for pearl, but the business was restricted by tho | “Tht TH 8°. son and heavy at 200. for Ranca, small supply. s0ice tor. Mirsite and. 19%qo. for Eogilals the latter ae. Brzgaverorvs.—Recelpts, 14,795 bbis. flour, 2,220 do. Path gp ee with firmness, in view Of the scarcity. ib corn meal, 13,700 busbels wheat, 347,560 do, corn, and | 5@ ll, salen wore making for commamaption, ba efrans Re 9,406 do. oata, The market for State and Western flour be at $10, gold, Belle newtnenee np % elk active and prices at the opentog had a stron; OR AEY WAS WERENE “MONO MS CRADES, | TA. £8) pacer ih paccularly for Lo and choice pier d comprise 150 hhds. cer per at from 83g, a 190., and tio. Towards the close, howover, holders manifested. 4 | 165 cases State soed loaf at oa disposition to realise, and ordinary and common grades | _ Tallow was in demand, be the market was weak. declined fully Sc. per bbi., while inferior brands were dificult to sell at a reduction of 100. per bbl., the market somew! regular been quite active; but few sales ha Serine ney ene bes igi Ss our rovised | OWing 10 the high views of holders. The sales bat sales bbls. becn Se ee ecmueesesemene: confined to about 35,000 Ibs. domeatic at 65c. to 69c. for ment and dull and somewhat lower at the close, ‘The Ohio—the latter price for choice. The auction sale of gales were 660 bbls. The sales of Canada flour reached on the 30th inst., re- 600 bbla., iy at improved rates, though fall clip, with asmall' pom, closed dull and heavy with a decliaing 7 pring, at an average price of 2c. por Ib. + reut more on the under grades than the better qualities. ‘Warany.—Recoipta 111 bbls. State and Western wer sold at $2 263¢ a $2 27, but the business continues | moderate, the sales ae only 150 bb! Md latter at see ~3 We quote ea hy flour, 15 a $83 Married. Pe i ain wt tat] A Frever.—On Wednesday, May 30, at St. 890 086 | Barnabas church, Irvington, by the Rt ttor, 8308 970] D. D., Rov. Hexry Anstion, rector of St. Luke’s church, 950 985 | Rochester, to Fiona, daughter of Dean K. Fenner, of 9 90 a 14 00 | Irvington. 10 80 a 11 10. Bankarv—Gorpow.—On Thursday, Poof 31, by the 11.10 a 16 75 | Rev. MoWalter B. Noyes, assisted @ Rev. C! les | 915 a 10 10 | W. Morrill, of St. ‘Albans church, ci Banxarp to 10 15 & 13 45 | Grace, second daughter of the late Poter Gordon, Esq. | 600 a 695 | No cards | 40a — Dorr—Bocarr.—On Wodnesday, May 30, by the Rov. 4400 462 C.C. Norton, Wa. A. Dory to Ipa’E., only daughter of 22 00 2 22 50 | Albert Bogert, Esq., all of New York. | —The wheat market was firm and moderately active at 3 oan tien ont bag ea L4 =o thos wh ae 1 james McMahon, OVEN 2 br} ing, but prices at the close were lc, a 2c. lower, Principal of School No. 27. 0 market dull and heavy at the reduction. Tho snes were about 25, 900 perentge #2 3 vib 18 Teetteot to prime now No. 1 Milwaukeo, for prime old am. ber Michigan and $2.65 for white Illinoia. Tho trausac- | ov Thursday, May 31, by Kev. Geo, F, Seymone, Eowaro téons 10 corn were very large, but the recerpts were very | W. Fuowen to JRANNIK LLIAMS, all of Brooklyn, heavy, and undor Iberal offerings prices declined 3c. a Detroit and Lansing (Mich.) papers please copy. 4c. per bushel. The sales embrace 220,000 bushels, in Henxperson—Brown.—On Wednesday evening, May good part forshipment to Liverpool, at 86c. for old | 30, at the Presbyterian church, corner of Houston and tnixed Weatern, delivered; 74c, a 80c, fordamaged mixed | Thompson streets, by the Rev. Dr. Frecland. Ronrrr now Wostern, 80c. a 830, tor sound mixed Western, | Haxprnsox to MARy, eldest daughter of the Inte Wm. Boston and Albany papers please copy. Frownr—Wittuams.—At St John’s church, Brooklyn, afloat, nnd 80c. a 843ge. for Western yellow. Oats were | Brown, both of this city. | in full supply, and with moderate demand prices rules | | Hou—Crossrscnsw—On Thursday, May 21, by the Te. lowers Tho sales were ut 70c. for old State and bic. | Rov. Robort Lowry, EzeaC. W. Hout. to Lypia A. Cross- rscrtant, all of this erty. good ak roared Prox —Hueren,—At Greenwich, Conn., on Wednesday, May 90, the Second Presbyterian clutch, by the Rev. A. Murray, Zesax M. Peck to Haxwitn F., daugh- i of the late Augustus Husted, Esq,, all of the former ace. bi Poaten—THares —At St. day, May 30, by the Rev. George W. Foote, “Arwooo Por- a 581¢c. for new Western, bo was Barley and malt continued dull ai buyers at the priees demanded, prTon was in fur demand for manufacturing purposes, but otherwise the market was quiet and rather heavy, closing more or less nominal at our quotations, ‘The sales wero 2,300 bales, Receipts to-day comprise 386 bales. We quote:— Upland. Florida, Mobile, W.O.4T, | TR to Mantua Rayrs, both of this city. A “ 36 35 Phi eIphia aud Chicago papers ploase copy. 6 37 37 Sawyer—Wuery.—On Thursday, May 31, by the Rev. 38 38 39 George W. Woodruff, Hesry C. Sawyer to Ey, Awgisa, .” 41 41 42 dauchtor of Thomas’ Wheen, Eeq., all of this city. Corrik.—Searcely any demand prevailed, and the | Serxxo—Punvy.—On Thursday, May M1, by the Rev. , of the Forty-second street Baptist | to Miss | nd entirely nominal. No sales | Dr. Weetcot pe agate mpente homly smnall foun from second hands | church, Mr. Lovrs Sereenp, of New © aia elty, ‘on a basis of 18¢¢, a 20c., gold, duty paid, for good to | Mary F. Purpy, of Haverstraw, N. Y. prime Rio. In Wilmington a sale of Rio took place, com- prising 1, (044 bags ex Pfeil, for New York account, but the terms have not transpired. Corren,—The market for ingot continued quiet, and cea were somewhat heavy, with sales of 50,000 iba Baitimore ae 20340 and 100,000 Iba. lake at J0ijc. As a genoral thing holders demanded 30c. for the former ‘and 3le. for "the intior, and 21 %c. for Detroit. Of the Sxxtox—Woop.—On Thursday, May 31, at the Presby- terian church, corner of Nineteenth street and Fifth | avenue, by Rov, James Brownlee, assisted ae ‘a 1 liam M. Van Wagenen, Avovervs W. Suxr Karn C., eldest daughter of Abm. C. Wood, Faq. Ee of Staten: Island. F. D., by the Rev. | iS Tayior—Greeswoop,—In Brook, latter (Detroit), 60,000 realized Sle. in lots New | A. H. Partridge, of Christ church, Eowi Tavion to theatting sat yet iow metal were quiet at 400, and 320, | Awe Viorours, daughter of KG. W. Greenwood, of res} ywoly. " romne bolis 40c. and braizers 43. Halifax, N. 8. No cards. A Carpe... Tho market was sicaly but quiet, with a | Towrxiye—Hanrsxaros.—On Sunday, ember 19 small business in all descriptions at our qnotations, 500 | 1865, by the Rev. Mr. Nikels, R. ©. Towrniss to Miss B, boxes Western adamantine realized 2lc. We quote Euacra Hamuvaros, daughter of mr. L. B. Herrington, id sperm 400. of this ¢' Weer rere wees, State and Western were quoted Trownnin Moss. —At the residence the bride's 20c. a 2ie., with a moderate demand. nts, Willow Lodge, N. J., on Wednesday, May 30, by P. Warren, Joseru A. Trowwnipar to Lal tor of Samuel Munn, Esq. Daves avy Drea.—The market has been quiet, the demand being mostiy confined to the immediate wants - of the trade. We only heard of sales of 15 tons soda Hannior.—On Thursday, May 81, by H ash at 2%. a 3!ge., gold, and 3 casks cream tartar at v.Jr., to Hrame D, Hana | 20}¢c., gold. We quote bi-carb. soda 6\/c, gold; opium, Tstand. $6 87) gold, and dioaching powders at 440, a 4\c., ‘ inesday, May %0, at the | gold, cash. Union Ba Rev. W. H. Parmley, Er | Fracnr,—Thore was alarge movement tn corn te Woovssy to Mies Josernmm eldest daughier ef L Great Britain at firmer raica ‘The engagements to Liv. | Adauws, Beq., all of Jcreey City, No cards, erpool were heavy, compriving 85,000 bnshels per sail et 4d., and 80,000 bushels per steamer at Od. ; also, to | London, 14,000 bushels corn at Sd. 400 bores choose { were taken’ for Liverpool at 20s. The market other- | wise was inactive and quite nominal. Wen.—Dry cod have been in fair demand at unaltered tices, Mackerol were steady, with sales at $20 a $10 jor bay Now 1 and 2, and $16 ‘or No. & Smoked herring ‘were qitiet ab previous prices Vien Crscxena—The demand hag been more mtive, Died Axpansom —In Brooklyn, on Thursday, May 81, Dawu, | only beloved child of Edward 0. and Sarah Anderson, aged 5 years, 4 months and 6 days. Her remaina will be interred as St. John’s Cemetery, Yonkers, N.Y. Tho relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attond the funeral from their residence, 28 Paere street, Brooklyn, on Saturday Morning, at nine o'clock, Notice of fanerat at Yookers Dut at lower prices We note sales of about 4,000 boxes | jy rday"s pa at $3 46 for No. 1 an: $3.00 for exira xwu—At Hartford, Conn., on Monday, May 24, Feor.—The mat continues quiet, and prices for | Many A. Boxwmn, relics of Andrew Bonner, aged Tl years, some descriptions ne have “Geclined materially. Sales were mde of 300 boxes layor raisins at $4, 2,500 Botiama red pineapples at $14.50 and 100 bags African peanuts as $2 40 per bushel Guexy Bace wore in demand and firmer, Toxaenom.—At Jersoy City, on Monday, May 28, Rev. Jouvs Ave, ae eon pastor of St Matthew's German Lutheran ebureh, year, The friends of the ramly an Invited to a@tiend the funeral, this (Friday) morning, Jane 1, at eleven o'clock, from St Matthew's chureh, South Fourth mircet, Jersey Clay, The remains will be wserred im the a Lutheran Cemetery, on Long | Bioowma—On Weduesday, May 30, Faunm Bacowm, ‘The sales , firm. Gundy Cem was stondy, with » good d ing in the sale of 400 bags in Hoswn a nd, reeult- a 22N¢., aged 43 yearn, Tho friends and relatives are reepectfulty invited to attend the funeral, from his Inte residence, No, 28 Thorwas street, ab haif-paat one o'eloek. Ch-sa—At Greenpoint, on Wednesday _aftarnoon, May 20, at the residence of her son-iolaw, Jobn He Broad, Mrs, Moxy Cnasm, im the 84th your of her age. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend | the funeral, on Saturday afternoon, at balf-past one o’clek, from the Baptist church, Noble sireet, Greem point, without further notice, Clare. —At Hartford, Conn., on Monday, May 28, Mant Horxins, wife of Hon. Ezra Clark, Jr, md daughter of the late Daniel P. Hopkine, aged 44 yeurt Bere —On Tuesday evening, May 20, Pavia B. wife of John Clatworthy, and youngest daughter of 2 itr ana iarie Loulea Kis hen, in the 20d year of her cloming firm at the outside rate. | Hay wae in fairly active demand, and with a good supply hoklers were free wllers a6 600. for shipping grades and Tbe Sbe. for city bale, Hiwes,— The market has been quite active, but searcely | fe firm, though prices are without quotable change, les 2,000 fio Grande, 20 Iba, at 16\¢., gold; 2,700 Rio nde Kips, 13 Iba, at 1646., gold; $000 Montevideo, tbe average, ine at 17 4¢., gold; 7,000 Orinoco, be old; also 600 sity slaughter and 1,600 | Montevides = vate terms, | Hom: were without noticeable ebange. A fair demand Prevailed, and 100 bales were taken In lots for home con. sumption at from 5c. 9 as to quality—the latter price for smail parcels ‘choice Wentern |. Hewr.-Man\ie vas in demand, but at easier rates. 1,000 bales in Boston were taken at 8¢¢., gold, and «mail Jots bere, comprising 200 bales, at ¢e., gold. In American | ago, after a short jlinos. hemp the Wgmess continues very moderate, We quote Relatives and friends are invited to stend the fane- dressed at $515 * £880 por ton, undressed at $250 « $260. | ral, from the residence of her parent, No. 448 West Russia homp was quick at $835 a $345 per ton for clean, | Twenty-third street, this (Friday) morning, at eleven and Sisal at Oe @ 100 per Ib o'clock. Interment at Mount Pleasant Cemetery, New- Inpigo condnved quiet and nominal, with nothing | ark, N. J. doing except in small iow. We quote :—Bengal at $1 20 i —At his residence, in Ninety second street, bo- a $2, Mani's at S50 o $1 95, Madras at 860 8 $1 36, and Oude at 98, 0 $1 25—all curroney, Trow vas pot i@ dewaad, but the tween Third and Fourth avenues, on May 31, Wiruam Frere, = a Kew’ The remains wiil be taken to New York far Comotery, Thursday morning, offerings wate limited Mark's church, on Wednes- | » Rockland county papers please copy. \- ALL STunee. —BA Wier lense of Ireland, aged 68 The are ively invited to attend the fui from his late residence, 302 w TA eich fednes- ly invited te ital, om Saturday March 1 ares im the tmvited to attend the funeral on Saturday morning, at tea Cte the Salis eonile fevnes te {en ran atte residence, No. 73 Lex- piarncet, st two orelook yo gach ‘aged fully invited to thi Friday) shergoon, thes 2 ee her eter, in Brook- pe, Pa, ne oe a sf Babylon, Le Ly aged —Oa We Kanone beloved | husband of Amelia Rebeoca Kroger, 42 ‘2 months and 11 *Sthe relatives and friends of the family, also the mem- bors of United Brothers ‘A. M.. are respect fully tnylted to attend the fan ‘aneral, this (Friday) afters noon, at 1 o'clock, from cond srs Eleventh avenue, corner of ‘Twonty-second Lisx.—Ono eereing, 5 ay 31, Wius ingest son of John E. and Sarah Lisk, aged 1 months and 17 days. ‘The funeral will take from the residence of his parents, No. 303 West Houston stréét, on Saturday after- noon, atone o'clock, Relatives ‘and? friends are respect- fully invited to attend. the late Ganmuel Longyict Ly at, ai of the rr of eville, ‘Westmeath, Iroland. = The iriends and relatives of the family are invited te attend the funeral, from hor late residence, 18 Woodhull oe Brooklyn, on Saturday afternoon, at swe o'cloc Dublin papers please copy. Mason,—On hegre ‘May 30, Gronas | Mason, aged bag gen 9 months and 23 ips ig rilatives and triends of the family, also those of his brother, Alexandr Mason, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the Baptist church, corner of Varick t and Laight streets, on Saturday afternoon, at twe o’cloc! Metims.—On Thursday, May 31, Magy Murine, a native of Fethard, county Tipperary, ireland, aged 23 "The The friends and relatives aro invited to attend the funeral, ths (Friday) afternoon, at one o'olock, from No: 222 West Thirty-fifih street. Murruy.—Jamas Muarriy, who was drowned .off Wil- lett’s Point, on Sunday, 13th of May. Funeral will take pl to-day, Friday, from his broth- er's residence, corner of Fiatbush and ‘Vanderbilt ave- nues, Brooklyn, at half past two o'clock. O*Doxxeit.—On Wednesday, May 30, after a lingering ——, Eponp O'Donnxit, a ative Lismore, county Waterford, Ireland, in the 54th year of his ago. Tho friends of the family ara respoctfully invited to ate tend tho funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, No, 189 Meadow streot, Hoboken. No carringes allowed. Thursday morn- Parrax.—At Union Landin ing, May 31, Liza Iba, sergkoee or ‘Wop. and Emma F. Pariirs.—On Thursday, May 31, James F. Puriiurs, 61 years, ‘The funoral will take place from his late residence, corner of Myrtio and Bedford avenues, East Brooklyn, on Saturday afternoon attwo o'clock. Friends are in- vited to autend, Pouxn.—At —— om Thursday morning, irre at nine o'clock, the Rev. Jesse Povnp, Rector of St, James Episcopal church, Staten Island, Notice of funeral to-morrow. Rervotps.—On Thursday, M1 81, emcee Rur- Noups, widow of Bernard Reynol ‘The friends of the family and beeen of fer <i John Reynolds, are invited to attend the Her remzing will be taken from her ene Tesidanee, Ne. 879 East Tenth street, in the morning at nine o'clock, te the Church of the Immaculate Conception, in Fourteenth street, and from thence to Condit Maat PB asngor Om —On Wednesda: lay 30, Bocca Ross- aged 62 ys 3 months and 12 days. “The friends and relatives of L. Myers, and those of her son, Henry Roselands, are respectfully invited to attend the funocral, from her late residence, corner of Park ave- gue and Cumberland st., Brooklyn, this (Friday) aftor- noon, at two o'clock. ‘The remains will be sfekee te Greenwood Cometery, Waris.—At Pacific street, Brooklyn, Marnw Wats, the pecans son of Thomas Walls, aged 2 yours and 11 months, The funoral will take place on Saturday afternoon, at two o'olock, from 360 Pacific street. ‘Wiurm.—On Wednesday, May 30, Mary Axx, the be- loved daughter of Edward and Mary Aun White, agod 15 years, 4 months and 28 days. ‘The friends and Tolatives | are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, No. 416 Fast Tenth street, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Wiurtans.—On Wednesday morning, May 30, Hannuxr, relict of Henry A. Wiliam, in the 70th year of her age. The the my are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this ) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the Reformed {On teh church, Twenty-Oret ixth avenue, Rev. jompson’s. FINANCIAL, IPREASUR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, D. ©. ‘May 22. 1806. otica is hereby given to the holders of Certificates of In. debtedness issied under acts of Congress, approved Maroh 1 and 17, 182, that the Secretary of the ‘Treasury, In before May 31, to bear intrest, 4 will be paid’ on presentation at this Der ¥ > said Siet inatant. y of the Ti us STATES TR 5 New Yorn, May 28, 1896. ‘Certificates of Indebtedness, hy the ‘Treasnry De- partment, falling du in the tonths of June, July atid Aw- gust, 18%. will be paid with the accrued interest on presen- tat thle office, “Interest on, auch certificates will conse Certificates must be accompanied at, & date of iasue and ao nit, 2 Werest notes will also, be redeemed on presen= tation at par and accrued interest. ‘There must also. be ace companied by schednirs as ubure nated. H. H. VAN DYCK, Assietant Treasurer, LBEaT MICOUAY, ny No, 43 PINE smu, N Insurance, Express, Teleg Cie Ratira Stocks receive spectal atinnt LBERT H. NICOLAY, STOCK AROKER AND AUCTIONEER, NO, 43 PINE STREE' W YC AND AUCTIONEER, iD FIFTEEN YEARS Mining nnd Petroienm pro} EW Y PECIAL APTENTE INA AND TENNESSE BONDS AND ‘ tod in exchange for the new bonds; alse doug! sold. MA NING & DE POREST, Hankers, 19 Wall sirent, ORES, OF PACIPIC MAIL. STRAMSHTP © OMPANY, Wall street, corner Hanover street, New York, May 16, 18, NOTICE TO SCRIP STOCKHOL yen that the Board of his date, unanimor ab their y adopted the foi lowing, vir. Koanived, That a eall for Afiy (80) par cent in oa able on tha Int of 1868, nd the wane is b be serip niork ot Tecord at the ol CT the 2h day of M 1886, Af }) on each abare feened the act of 18s, #9 fnereasethe capival swen of she Company. Resolved, That sald payments may be made uniik and {0 Ist day of Angust, with interest mi 7 per cout ter the said Int day of June. he verms of the sald serin atoek, the t nb paid thereon, will he liable to for- in defauivof payment ou or before tbe uk lot dag Corlincates of stock will be ready for delivery on the a manvand carrender of the coronas of sarip, sek ol ecmnpany's ofiice. Tip order of the Board of Direetowe THEO, T, JOHNSON, Saeretary, yICR Ov vn sporse, MALL STRAMSULP Company, ay 16, 194 TUIREE SECOND Divine Di Rotiee te hereby tat ihe Beart of Direstors have thia day Geelared's diettend renal out of the wet earnings of the qunrise end: at the office of the eompany Fridey, Jone L, upon mosk wud w mach of the Pek one heen Wweaster books will be ctpeed Pridey Jae 4 by onter et the Board BODORRB ¥. JOHNSON, CIVIC MAIL STRAMSITP Com Hanover, Bow York, of Ove (5) tng April Li a Monday. Omer pe had Mer} bu 50 Wall strest, corner of ae Lay TO SORTP STOCKHOLDERS —Be frefitate font on the Serip stoek due vane 1, will be re pany'e fies, from Vruiay. June | to Mon. from 10 & rae cy 1a Hot paid ‘withiars ouch ‘be Invarest from und after tbe lst day of Jame, i000, as bereto- fore announeed By order of the Beard of Diree THOT. JOHNSON, Secretary FRICB OF THM RUSSELL FILE COMPANY, ROOM ( 28, No. 3) Hromd sureet—A quarterly dividend of wn 1M he paki to the shareholders of this e h of June nett Transfer books will be from the 1ouh to Whe Men of June, ineluaive, BA pat ones of the Trusters, aaurer, Goutiweereny Rat ROADS PEOPLE'S BANK . C.; Bank of Camden, 8. ¢. © and other Southern Bank: Notes: alee southern Recurition wansed by LAWRENCE AR AND CALIFORNIA STAT ht or collected at best rates ELLA, FARGO & CO., 84 Broadway. first cles business o'aril be disposed of a a health the cause of selling. A fortune Ro Pf Address. Fee, Herald treated with ‘with fue name WANTED ON A ie, INSURANGR POLIOY 600 of for one 7 por ceat interest will be $000 Rast as ANTE! NTHS; WILL $2.000 Vey teinaron end re Sind seounir +. Herald office. SALES AT AUOTIO AUOTION, Carter NOTIOE,—-CHARLES YOU YOUNG, By 7 —Large of it Household Fut this wy idav), at 3 o'clook , M., af the four Fifteenth and Seventh aves., CONSISTING OF ON) BEVEN OCTAVE ay | coverea Soe ROUND CORNERS, SPAT! ACTION, covered inthe ‘richest, demo ; Brussela and Ingraze ‘BOF AN 8, GAN a MORAL ITERS, anit BRO i BAL yA it on Coit On FERS, 40: Wo shat offer a Yacludt RED 8A\ PAOCKA‘ cuore NEW SPRING AND SUMMER Goons, ADAPTED TO THE PRESENT WANTS OF THR TRADE LDRIDGE & WOOD, AUCTIONEERS, PARTITION ogy oP aes on BAB! kin Provenre, O% 778 SABRIS: In Hedson City, N; J, this B07, June 1, 1868, commencing at eg ORrs are the Tloboken ferry evecy'ton minutes, and pass ry LER, AUCTIONFER.—BY A. M. MIIL a Gol Be Cedar nizort, Saturday, Juno 2. at 1 o'otogk. Large salo of handsome, Housetold Furalture, from the ri business, We shail ‘Carpota; re, Vasea, Pictures, = og Re Glassen, do, also one splendid Khaliah Double Barrel Gun: Catalogues ready on the morning of sale. A B. WALDRON & CO, AUCTIONEERS, 646 BROAD. - rb will Cy ‘at auction on Saturday, ene 2 abe Corel ag second hand Furnt Gas roy ing, Onina Gl ‘are, Fioturgs, Ornaments, ao. (_monon) NOTICE. - MORROW, SATURDAY, JUNE 2, LARGE sin ‘omaha SALE FOREIGN AND DOMESTIO” STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GooDs. morning of sale. & CO., Auctioneora, No. 132 Chureh street. Averros NOTICE ane ROTH. AUCTIONEER. Cataloguon and samples ready om POSITIVE PEREMPTORY SALE OF NTERL HOUSENOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, this’ (Friday) morning, dine. 1s at 102 arclork. at Noctid Clinton place (Eighth rireet), between Fifth and 8 sixth ‘Ave- nues, consisting of solid black walnat Din! ang eo suit one Bofa, one | arm and six upholstered back aire c a in green reps; solid black walant Buffet Extension Table, three beautiful Parlor Salts, covered with the richest desert 8 of crimson and maroon, and black French satin Brooatel: black walnut Suits covered in green reps and hair- oloth; large ler ai ‘and oval M marble-top Centre Tables, two elegant rose Btageres, atyle of Touts 3 XIV.; Turk: ith ary Ohates and Coungon ia to matoh, bronze Clock, runs MAGNIFIOBNT ROSEWOOD FIANOFORTE, STOOL an ne, penne instrument, with round oorners, hegre £ And cane, with all modern, fmprovements; rose. wood and black walnut Bedroom Suits, alr lattreanes, Bolsters, Pillows, ‘Biaokels,” Garast and Book ae peek wants gexvension Table, Buffet. China Tea and Din: ich sflve silver \d Coffee Se em, ivory. naive KB Knives, rich out" Glase- ware, ac. Sale positive. N. Bl liable mien in attendance focart, pack and ship goods for purchasers at reasonable charges, UCTION NOTIOE.— GE ble WELLES NICHOLS, Carriages. dc. uctioneer. Excout gale of NEILSON & NICHOLS. mill sell pe eine Jane 2, at 1 @clock, in front of their store, 115 Poart street, Hanover one Pair of dark ‘Horses, tails, sist 6 eo sand, ind nd: And Fonte, order; iso Sing , inet, & fc, + fons. isl ‘pert tle - 7 i 130 © atelish, newly ‘bul ylight Park Phaeton, built by Wood Brothers: been peed bet a few times. jer with a superior Set of Double, Harness, nearly new. Also a very handsome and lsh Vioworiay built by Hrewstar & Ce. Be F, THEALL, AUCTIONERR—LATE SALESMAN Snloaroom 62 Liberty street, nd vinnie i tron FIANOFORTE: peneons, THEAL, i & CURTIS wil sll by sua sles, ou atarday, June 2, 1966, at 10% ovclock, at thelr new salesroon, ‘ rol ul assortment of Tiowschold Furniture raiture (remoyed mahogany Parlor ° Salts, iu plush repeband heirebadas Contre hairclot: oer aoe eee ‘ht r Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, ink. Harr ands Straw Matiron Cottage Furniture, Office gud Tables. Chine Glassware. Felven? Brussels ‘Cate. on morning of sale. B. © CUHTON, AUCTIONRER. NITED STATES GOVEKNMENT SALE \d condemned Subsiztonoe Stores and Commissary June Pwatte- of on ABR: Property. Will be sold ab pablie auction. on Saturday 2, at 12 O'clock, at storehouse No, 4 State street, vear Dall streot— 8 barrels Hominy. bg? an Destes, 80 Fi 250 large Baking Pans, ove Lro: scalen ‘ofiee Desks, Chairs, fc. | oy! reshaye. Terms nak. Carpets, Plimpton Sewre- mo eee ma tho while to be pe. T. W. ROSKILLE, Mortgages. RTG. LB.—BENJAMIN P. FATROR: M°% om Roker A 1, 1808, at 10. Me Nos. £2, 54, 56 Furnite re, comalating. trenses, Washstand siends, Hair and Straw Mattresses, krenaes, | ands, Tables, Bar and Bar Fixtures, &c, By order P. GAFFNEY, AUCTIONEER, BY noe or _ A this 10 clock, tire Bock and Fistares of «Liquor Store, siiaate We fame te Wines’ Brandics and all Kinds of Liquors, &0. DICKERSON, attorney for mortgagee, "8 SAL, ABBOTT WILT, SUE, PAWNRROKER'S 84 R, ABB mm SVoats: Silk, Ber ing, viz:—Coats. er Dresaes; under courage aise Boots Gaiters &c, Sale at 1056 o'clock. «tlic cea ia wrarene AU as ‘on Saturday, st 11 o'clock, iy. the olen ot ‘the concert saloon knows Lonia Garden, co1 vg, Sg Bar Pearse, Reyes Tabloss Boxes, Ac, 100 feet. JOSEPH CORNELL, Attorney for Mortgages. HERMAN, AUCTIONEER. —SATURDAY, JUN & PF a, sorctoe rh cried Wines oY the entire frat oles loon Furnitarey anor ines, LI i consiating of a laze, el carved Vier Countotand Fis nie ncer “Pure, dicen: Onestebere Printing, Refrizeentor, imported Oognan Bra Jamaica Rum. Port, Sherry anc Et bottles, imported Havana and coe. teat e nace and Fixtures, Arm Chi round an Tables, bo 6., contained in anid saloon, AMURL WYNN, AUCTIONERR, 27 NEW CHAMBERS at 11 o'clock, the Stock, Fixtares ww Dininy faioon, ‘274 Greenwich street; black walout ine les, Chairs. praer Stoves, Mirror, Clook, K! Utensils, &0., in one or om ors and Ciga AMUEL WYNN, AUCTIONEER, SELLS TIIIS DAY, a ‘at 10 o'elock, the Stock and Fixtures of Grocery Stere. berry strect; Counters, }, Beer Pumps, Kogn, a, LLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONNER—WILL SEL Saturday, Juno's, at 1034 o'elook, at pac atom, few Bowory, Horses, Carriages, ( ee OKA WaT post, 03 OFFICE NOTICE —THR MAILS FOR GRRAT Britain and Ge Sonya p soca ‘Ou oo ate eon, pereteamer America, for Ireland via Queenstows, Moatnor ity of Reston, on Saturday, Juno 3 wilt class {hin oficn ah 10:30 A.M, and: at Ube up town ea fel ve: JAMES KELLY, Postmaster. — OST OFFICE NOTIOR.—THE MAILS Bad yt “FRANGR and the Continent via Brest and Havre, per sisamew Roreire ‘on Saturday, June 2, will close at this mon wh TA M.. at the w) as follows, on Friday, Juaed: ‘Stations Aan town JAMES KELLY, Postmaster. _ LOPARTNERSHIPS. GBNTLEMAN, fad SEVERAL, YEARS: = dea! th capital to et ‘ren aes and niock Dsl “he he hn 5 velersnees ‘adress box 6185 Post oflce, A PARTNER WANTED—WITH TO MANUPAG- mamas article of Wailmited dora a and risk. Address BR. 4 por lon i tersiaenee ee a ISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP.—I HAVE THB day withdrawn from we cere ge nactotore inting bet Howes rease, i se edie hae toner Tie that from and this ‘will not hold myself ba Si witkeat Wikies authorky fame ne on Sunn, GAVIN HOGG. ARTNER WANTED_TO ENGAGE IN THE - a article large profits. areas Mann Hsctrer, box T, Herald office, slating where as a= torvigw can ee eee AN AU AUCTION BUSINESS ell exiabllehed. end, eae . Mt Boor aco, 48 Pine street. DARTNER WANTED—WITH OAP OAPITAL, BY A ME Brokers. Business strictly osm- ‘oclent oa the Board of Brokers. mission. Address bor 4,025 Post office. peri R WIT! S sehen ay so ASSIST IN BS. ing manuinetart ineas which premises port ghoeeor coger Be By callie Bebe No North Moore stress tigatl n be done. P ‘Ada A SPLI DID CHANCE no a need apply. no agen for a reas See Wi Water Tollet Soap, iteral HE WRITER I8 ‘DESIROUS OF EMBARKING IF Invest capital ‘some kind of bust ld prefer to in' ariner where his time. would not be nee te the amount of capital needed. "Raidrene Ta. a M, LEVY, AUCTIONRER,—C. M. L . Se eae eneer). at 10% o'clock, a stock of Upholsierer’s Furniture, consiating of Steen Reps, figured damask enamelled Cloths, single and Lounges, and the good will of the place. ‘The above may poe @ tale by applying to the aurtionoer, ANT CAB NITURE, NDMIOF THR ASSIGN IE By EDWARD SCHENCK. tia June 1, ab @ a large ‘and ele- olase Furniture, tnade for best city enience of alo, comprising elegant ty, of the Latest styles and patter room Furniture. post Hy HOFMAN, Amtignte. im (FAIRCHILD, day, Jave 2, 1806, tH XECUTOR'S SALE.—BE 4 Auctioneer, wil on A. M., at xalesr: Furniture, con AUCTIONERR.. medium class P nit *. Parlor Suits, &¢.—To- morro 2, at 10% o'clock, at 726 Very large amotint Di ENRY D. MINER, AU SALESROON 87, post WiLL § AT AUCTION SATURDAY, June 2. ai I orlock. A LARGE CObif TION OF FINE, OKIGINAL MOD. NOLL, PAINTINGS, Saumprasing work cuir following @m!nent ares — i, of Tuseal WM. BROWN, w itkIM, CHAMPOGNEY, B. ROSMER, A. LION, x ROSEN, eK CARM A 10. 16 OM Sled 3. TALB run W. Hor neRTIN F w KS, ¥ ¥ w tT T Dvd othem of celebriy. Abe 8 number of very fine opion, by one of she tent te of lial or.guads, Tor we present owner, on @xhibition, aud well warthy the ab no} tension of consoimenre, ne thay wil be sold withoes pose BNAY D. WINER, AveTto MORSES ABD CARRE te Averion feturiey. ne ad 129 lnm a wabwnaoate SB sar I ran ay aurtiones: be purebened privately Termaure atyiy to the H's FELTMAN. AUOTIONERR—OvFIOM. ROOM Ke. 6 Clinton Hall Large me of the Hotel known ae foe Pranalin Movah 7 Gorkandt street, “On Bondny, June Ky lock.” forty-two well furnished roo Bar wed airs, Tabie Bedsieads, 1 Quills, Brussele and Ingrain fionds, Ae, ke; also the valuable Lease of the above pro mises. ‘The sme will be sold wo the highest bidder, privately by day before Howe amon, 7 applying aa, Chualogures wil be Feady on OWN L. VANDEWATER. AUCTIONEER. e DIsBRoW HORSR AND ¢ RRR AGe Barkan, 00 LINKRIY STREW wit DIgHROW will ell ae. auction th ey ‘or family one. tate Roctawaye, Phacions, Baggies, Harness, he., new ond band. UN H. BURLEY, AUCTIONERR, WILL SRLL ON Saturday, at 2 o'¢lock, at 427 tiuvdson sitvet, brocatel Ince Cartan Feather Reds Pillows, Sheets, prenda, Binnkets, Mattressaa, Ci Oil inthis, Matting, Pier ai ‘other Glasses, one fine 00, de by Webber; Cott Raits, Kota Beds, cults in rapa, one fine Library. Pinw Ware, Chairs, a Wh OFOryiulng (or Worst keoping ff PARTNERSHIP EX1 KEN HOWARD Lapsley ant Samuel Welsh Leesan his day dissolved by mutual consent. Foward Lapse? will continue the business ai No. 3 Nassau street, ‘ork. HO WD, LAPSLBY, New Yore, June 1, 1966. _fowb. meaty HE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE. BXI between the undersigned, butchers, at No, 787 avenue, was this day dissolved by mutual consent Wit oy KING New Your, May 31, 1806. Or NE COPAT SHIP HERRTOFURE EXISTING between the undersigned, under the firm name of Get- ton & Bowron, is this day dissolved by mnutual eae consent. SUTTON, New Yous, June 1, 1300, ae Rom. PARTNER IN A FIRST OLAS® MANU- og ng business, well established and reliable, rebanged. Apply at 68 Bi room Ni $2,000 Taste See Ss Sains. chinorg all in ahop and in operation: have entire | of the business. ‘and examine it at No.6 Howard vad third story. (). ~ACTIVE PARTNER WANTED, TO 's, twoduee a valuable pavent, Address J. V. x +)! bo Vu Herald oftier $15,000 2.8% eas Re Above sapltal Myre well established house with bie connections and haw ing a large, strictly cash mauuractaring be None but honest business men. foret exc! Address BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIE: RARE o PORTUNITY FOR A BMALL INVEST. y is reqnired to complete an invention of Address Inventor, bor 6,963 Post offies, —A VALUABLE PATENT, WHIC # shows tof over 20) per ceat on the working capital. JANDER & CO., 13 Chambers street. THE, PROPRIETORS OF AN EATING SALOON, SITU. ted near Wall and Broad streets, will grant the priv been granted. ications from vom M hs terake party, a licen: willing to reoni js subject for one $1 Of TO st ow). MEN LOOKING FOR RUSINES@, 2 and prsecesed of '& cash capital of #100 to $1,000, hy calling Corglands street will Bnd business chanows peesenied insurpaased by any ever ofered In this olty. CUSHING & Wi $1, 000. THT AMOUNT wou KB INVESTED ; , in a safe baal hich, added to @ thorouely tnd wRGre lorated, otherwise we reply will be otiesd Ade dora J.C. Hamilton, box 208 Orange, N. J. | $1 0.000 “rg sR TTALIET, Py 4 aie and middie men ven ot 6 Liberty stepet, Dusuuens Ay partesiare per erent Ca beed not ay rworn No. ar one wack RESTAURA wTs. ANGLIRH SOLES AND SALMON FOR DINNER TO. 4 any engiah Matumn on Monday. Ft eile Salmon, Motion, Mhedoar and Stilton Cheese, Lea & Perriu's Crome & Kivtkwell's Vieklon, so wade, at KIC WARD gor's, on cen ime PHOTOGHA PHIC ART. ALE.—A FIRST CLAS! HOTOGRAPH GAL. in. the elty of Udiew, New York. to be sold low. aa ‘ness dows not with the health of the proprietor. Inher a te sirens, L Uo, N.Y. “PURNITURE. z MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT HOUSEHOLD Furniture for sale, ata snerifice rorewood Pianoforte, alte, Fiageres, Bronaes, Book Ones, “ sends, Matiresses, Extension Table, Buffet, An.’ 4 West Sixteenth JQURNITCRE WANTRD.—PARLOR SUIT OF LACK nut, im green reps; say two Sofas, win OF ong Armchair and marble top Table, eo Hall Stand ao Any family having the & part, but Mitte Wailing to sell cheap, may address, with particulars and George bon 2,308 Post . pres, Pinon CARPETS, | BEDDING, PA. Ke", AXD Medrooin Suita, de, at BENDAL & RO” | Hindson street, corner of Honaekeopegs ow fod ean vay by (ostalmonts | refer Tul