The New York Herald Newspaper, June 27, 1866, Page 2

2 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Tozspay, June 26—6 P. M. ‘The gold market continues to absorb a large hare of the speculative interest of Wall street, and operations in stare mainly for arise. ‘This morning the opening price was 16414, lollowed by a steady advance to 107 at one o\lock, It subsequently reacted to 15514, but recovered to 19634 and finally closed at 15534. The supply of gold for delivery was moderately easy, but loans commanded from 1-82d to 1-16th per ceat per diem in favor of the Jendor of the coin. ng to the banks of this erty holding only eight and ‘a balf millions of specie and the ‘Treasury reserye being Jow the bulls are enabled to retain control of the market and twist the “shorts” at their discrotion, The prospect of the new tariff causing @ rush to pay daties on goods in bond affected thereby ut the same time strengthens their position. The probable demand for gold from this ‘nowrce is, however, exaggerated alike with the amount of goods in bond. The stock of foreign merchandise | bond at tbis port on the Ist of May was valued at $20,155,543, according to the Custom House returns, and it is now estimated at about thirty- five millions, How far the changes in the tariff will affect this is as yet a mattor of surmise only; hut it is not improbable that the new rates of duty will go into effect very soon after the passage of the law, aud those who can anticipate the action of Congress will bo eager to doo, In this way asudden demand might spring up for nearly double the amount of gold now in the banks, and the speculators would not be slow to take wdvantago of it. The fact that more than nino millions of coin interest on the public debt falls due on the Ist of July will, howover, tend to ease the condition of the market. It is generally expected that the next few steamers will report semewhat lower quotations for American se- curitics in London, owing to the advance in gold on this side and tho Foutan raid into Canada, At the date of the Moravian’s departure from England, no later advices from America than those of the 2d of June had been re- ceived, ond at that time the Fenian-Canadian sensation bad not assumed its full propor!ions, while the English journals had not b me to comment upon the exploits recorded in the New York newspapers of the date mentioned, .+ the last sctiloment on the London Stock Exchange is, however, reported to have developed a scarcity of five-twentios and Evie railway shares, and a8 speculative shipments are to be made to-morrow in consequence, it 1s possible that any material decline may be checked by the local condi- tion affectiag the market. The steamers which sailed bonce on the 2d inst. reported gold on that day at 14035 8 14134, while those gailing on the 6th quoted it at 14375 a 145%. Although there can hardly be sald to be any substan- tial improvement in the tone of business on tho Stock Exchange, limited efforts are boing put forward to impart activity to it, To-day Erie has been the subject of a bull movement, aud the soarcity of the stock for deliv- ery, which caused 1-22 a 1-16 per cent per diem to be paid for the use of it, was fayoruble to an advance ; but it struggled upward feebiy, and the improvement was hardly sustained. The expericnce of the last few weeks has shown that the holders of stocks are not willing to sell them at current quotations, and a brisk bull movement will doubtless succeed the prevailing stagnation and speculative apathy. The state of tho money market and the carnings of the railways are ‘equally favorable to this, At the early session of the opon board Erie cold at 593 47%, Michigan Southern 78%, Cleveland and Toledo 10614, Rock Island 94%, Northwestern preferred 591 Canton 6435. At (ho first regular board the market was dull, but firm, at the selling prices. Eric closed 14% higher than at the balf-past two board yesterday, Rock Island was 14 lower, Fort Wayne 4g, Canton %, Wesi- era Union Telegraph 1. Govornment socurities were inactive, but steady, Coupon ten-fortics advanced 1. At the one o'clock seasion prives were a shado higher, At the haif-past two board the market was firmer, but dott, Erie closed \¢ higher than at the first regular board, Cleveland and Toledo 3, Kock Island %, North- western }{—preferred {, Sort Wayne 34, Canton ¥. Quicksilver was lower. Government securities were sioady, coupon five-twenties of 1862 excepted, which advanced to 103% a 7% nguinst 10334 yesterday, under a demand for export on speculative account, Seven-thirty wotes of the third series advanced %. Ten-forties were Je lower. At the open beard, at haif-past three, the speculative feeling was tame. rie cold at 6034, Michigan Southern ‘7H (b. 3), Cleveland and Pittsburg $3 a 3, Rock Island 93%, Northwestern 297%—preferred (8, 5934, Fort Wayne 97%. Afterwards the Ket closed dull, but steady. Tho quotations at balf-past five were:—New York Central 9814 a 1, Erie 603; af, Beading 108% a Michigan Southern 7344 a \, Clovcland and Pitts burg 8314 a, Rock Island 946 a 94, Northwestern 29% & 30—preferred 503; 4 Fort Wayne 973i 98, Obio and Mississippl certificates 27 a 44. The supply of money continues in excess of the de- mand at 44 5 per cent, with the majority of transnc'/ons at the lower rate. The discount line is cary, 2nd first olass commorcial paper pasees al 5 a 6 per cent, and the secondgradeatGazy. * ‘There was only 4 moderate demand for foreign ex- change, and the highest quotations of yostestay were not fully sustained. Bankers’ bis on England al sixty days wore rated in the afternoon at 103%4 9 9%; at three days at 1104 a 4; commerrial, 10614 1103; france at mxty days, Sf. 100. a Sf. 6X0. ; hort aly at, Sf. a 6c. Bills on Borlin (thalers) wore quoted at 73.0 74; Bromon 7814 a 79!4; Frankfort d\¥ 9424; Amsterdain 0414; Mambarg 36% 0 %. Petroleum and mining stocks woro gonerally steady. At the first board Bennoho® Run ch sed We lower than at the same timo yesterday, Conselitated Gregory Goid $260. United States was 250. biynor, At tho second board Consolidated Gregory Gold ci 400, higher, ell tng at $20 60. Smith & Parmlce war 100, lower, selling at $9 80. Gunnell Gold sold » mith & Partutoe 89 70, New York Gold 40, Shode River 60e, The following statement shows the condition of the Philadelpinia bauks yesterday, as comps red with the pre- vious Monday :— June 18 Loans........4. $48,616,145 NO... au Legal tondere, coe 20,665:69 Deposits. , Cireulats The Philadeiphia Ch Balances $001,714 5012, 586 «$02,540,462 3,307, ‘The Bull's Head Hank of this city aanounoes » quar. teriy dividend of four per cent, payable oa July 2 ‘The business at the Sub-Troasury in thir city today wns as follows :— Rocerpta., Paymenta. Balance The Boston and Philadelphia money and stock markets are atill very dull, the warm weather having driven most oC the operators from the street, Money i# in super sbondant supply, and an active market is predicted after the close of the heated term. The I’hiladelphia papers are urging the necessity of having a United States bond registry office opened in that city, ‘The Chicago and Northwestern Railroad earned during the third week of Jume..... os «$226, 703 Corresponding period in 1865. ‘ 191,908 Increase this year... oo... 6... Posewoeeseses 253,796 ‘The receipts of the Western Union Railroad fur the week gnding June 21, 1966, wore. $24,010 Corresponding Week in 1865... «» 20,579 Increase this year..... Hon ‘The trafic of the Chicago ‘and Great Bastern Railway for the third week of June amounted to $27,158 Corresponding period in 1865 ‘ 25,114 [ncPease.... 6... Perea Cee ere eee $2,030 A new railroad route from {0 Fitehvarg is to opened next week. Trains will rom over the track of the Boston and Worcester Raiirond to Framingham, thence over the Agricultural Branch Railroad to North: boro, from which piace am extension har been built rough the towns of Bertin, Roltoa, Clinton and Loo. Minster, connecting at Pratt’s Junction with he Wor. erator and Fitchburg Ratiroad. France as a commercial country is rapidly becom!ug the Karopean rival of Kugiand in home and forciga trade, The retums of the foreign commerve for the fires four months of 1866 show that the importa, which ‘were for the first third of the year 1866 170,666,000 franca, have increased to 977,142,000 francs, being an Auaprovement of 44 477,000 france, oF 26 ver cent The NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 1886. progress of the @xporte ts still more remarkeble. From 903,628,000 francs they advancod to 1,264,855 000 franos, being an augmentation of 361,227,000 francs, or 40 per cant, The value of the coreats snd flour imported dir- ing tho first four months of the last six years is as fol- lows:-— 1863, 324, The exports prosent @ Francs. 18,264,000 26,745,000 85,860, The customs and {fndirect taxes during the same period attained a sum of 241,776,000 francs, or 35,000,000 ‘more than in the corresponding period of 1865. Dew York Stock Exchange. Tuxsoar, June 26, 1864, viner Seeaoy 10:00 A. M. 100 she Mariposa prfd 22 #00 BostonWP.ex div 353% 1 030 36 3000 Erie RR. 59% 500 “b8 60 rt do '..2d call 60% 200 Erie Ro anaes Ue Ce A ee 12. N YANHavenR 1109, 100 Michigan Cen RR 10336 10000 NY T’sbounty 1 1023, 100 Illinois Cen RR... 121 4000 Tenn 6's, '90.. 994¢ 1600 Clov & Pitts RR 83 5900 N Carotina 6's. 84% 600 do... . 82) 1000 Mo 6'a,Pac Ris 785 60 Clev Col&Cin RR 117 2000 Virginia 6's... 68° 100Chio & NW 297% 5000 do : 67 200 © do.. 203¢ 1000 NY Con 8's, 03 9831 500 do... 20% 12000 ChickNWistm 87 200Chic & N W..prf 5944 4000 Harlom Jat m. 100i 5 do..24 call 69%¢ 1000 Mil& St P 1atm 92 5034 100 lo... i 100 Clev & Tol RR... 10644 10000 Am gold....a30 152 100 shs Cum» Cl pref 45 600 Amer'n Coal be, 100 Wilkesbarre Cl Co ais Canton Co....... 100, da... ....30 300 India. 200 Wost’n Union Ted 30 a 06 490 do. 551g 10 Pitts, FEW & Chio 98 100 400Marietta&C Ip.s45 40 100 do... 2d oall 1000 do......810 40 100 Quicks’r Mg Co. . 600 doe... .., 40% 50 do 160 Mil & St Paul prt 72 100 Chic & Alton RR 98 409 [Perel 5000T n,7 3-10, 2d 8, 100 Ill Central RR. . 00 sha W'n UTol.b10 200 Cieve & Pitts RR no 800 BaWuPr.ox div 35 — 120 do. 200 O..++..810 35 200 Chic&NW, pref, 100N ¥ Ceniral..... 953% 660 Dpivcaatess 50 do, 200 Chie ARTRR:.. 94 500 Erie RR, 1000 Pitta FeW&Chic 97 1000 do. 60% 500 do... 4.-. 100 THIRD SRSSION—2:30 P. M. $1500 16's,’81,cou.. 11085 15900086's, 5-200, 62. 10335 1500 do. . 103% 20000 do. .2d call 10334 1006's, 5-200, 65. 10275 73009US6's,5-20,1,65, 103 1500US6's,10-40con. 9634 1500 Tr n,7 3-10.2d 8 10285 400shs Erie RR.... 6055 . 604g do, do, RR, pref... 1000 Reaing RR... 1 100 MichSoXNI Rit.. 400 do... 600 IN Central RR. TBM 18% 50000 do. .Bd 8 20245 «200 Chic & N Wn. .: 20% 10000 Ohio & Misscer 27 400 Chio & NW, pref 59%¢ 10 shs Ocean Bauk,. 100 100 do, .....b80 6955 100 Canton Company 63% 100 Cleve & Tol RR. 106% 100 Qksilver MinUo,, 48 100 Chic & RURR.. 93% 200 Wesiern UTel... 58 5S PittsFUWACHIRR 9845 50 deeee..+, 6844 200 Mar & Cin,ist pr 4047 100 Cumb Coal pr.bl5 45 COMMERCIAL REPORT, Torspar, June 26—6 P. M. Asnrs,—Roovipta 50 packages. The market continues almost bare of both descriptions, and with a steady fair demand pot would roudily command $8 373¢ a $8 50 and pearl $16 59. f Breaneruvm.—Receipts 9,759 bbls. flour: 110 do. and 1,500 bbis. corn moal; 187 bushels wheat, and 2,382 do. malt. Ordinary and choice qualities of State und West- ern flour, under a fairly active demand and moderate offerings, remainod steady at the rates current yesterday, but for common grades the market was dull and de- pressed by liberal offerings and a limited demand, The sales inclading all brands only reached 6,000 bbls. We give tho prices obtained in our revised quota- tions annexed. Southern flour was also dull and drooping for inferior and common descrip- tions, while tor mvdinm and prime brands the markot was very steady. The sales compris: about 600 bbis, Common grades of Canada flour were also ne- glected, and with free offerings the market raled ta buyer's favor for all qualitios excepting good end prim brands, which wore searce and wauted. The sales com- prize 350 bbi. Rye floar was quiet but unchanged. Corn meat was stondy with a moderate demand. ‘The brace 200 bbls. Brandywine at our quotations, 00 bbls, Western at $5. We quote: Seperdne and Western flour, . ++-$6 10 a $7 40 Extra State, - Ta 850 Choice State, 8 55a 980 Common to medium extra Western. 7400 950 Extra round hoop Ohio. & 50 a 10 00 Western trade brunds. 10 6a 76 Common Southern. 10 10 a 11 60 Fancy avd extra do. M1 70 a 17 00 Common Canadian. 8 600 10:15 Good to choice and extra. .. 10 20 « 18 7 Rye flour (superfine). 60a 700 Corn meal, Jersey 400 425 Corn meal, Brendywine.... 4602 480 Corn meal, Brandywine, punt 22 25 a 29°50 —For wheat only a very small milling demand pre- vatled for prime and choice qualities, which were held with firmness, while all other grades wore offered {rely ata nominal reduction of 1c. rbushel. We only heard of sales ‘of about. 6,000. bushels. including 3,000 bushels prime now No, 2 Milwaukee at $240. Corn was in better demand; bat tho supply offering exceeded the requirements of buyers, and prices fol! off Ic. a 2c. per bushel, with sales of 62,000 busholaat the decline, incind- ing unaound now mixed Western at 850. # $9c., und sound do, at 89°. a O115c, Also to arrive during this and next week about 70,000 bushels sound at S8c. Oats declined Je, per bushel, with salx of new Western at 55c. a S80. The demand for Rye was more active and sales of 6,000 8,000 bushels were effected at $1 05.0 $1 10 for Weet- Rartey and amalt were nominally unchanged, though the market was very inactive and prices som what benvy. Bricks of all descriptions have been purchased quit freely. Philadelphia front being very gearce readily sell at oO s favor the purchaser, Common $9 a $10 and Croton $14 n $15. Tiwwax wus steady at 400. 2 dlc, for Western and Southern. Caxpis,—Adamantine continited quiet at 22¢, 9 280. for light weights. Of sperm and patent we note mode- rate sales at 40c, a 500. por Ib. Covren.—-The demand for ingot has been fairly active, and at the close the market hod a strong adva: dency. 200,000 the. Portage Lake at d2r. final lots 50,000 Ibs, Bait. ps, Detro B2%e, a Be. Me. for Balti sheathing may be quoted 4bc., old sheathing ow matal do. Ae. ; yellow metal bolts erate demand. “Braziers and bolte were gencrally at Corrox was generally held with more firmues:, though some holders were desirous of selling, and the niarket Was somewhat irregular, closing almost nominal at the subjoined prices, The demand continued very lieht, and we have only to report ealos of 725 bales. We quote:— Upland. F Mobile. N.O.8T. aoe) 31 m Ordinary. ws as 30 a a dull of sale, but no chance wes ap parent in prices. We quote Manila 20%e. a 2144c. ; Ins sia bolt 28¢,, and American tarred 18 4c. a 19. Covree.—The demand for Ri continued moderate, while the offerings, particularly of inferior and medium qualities, were quite free, Utime and choice grader Wore not offered, however, excepting at full pri consideration of the reduced st The sales were 500 bags Rio, ex Morning Star, at 16c., and 326 bave do ex Campanero, at 18340., both lots for gold, duty paid, For other descriptions the market was equally dull. We quote:—Rio, ordinary to fair, 1446, a 1%. 19},0., gold, duty paid; fai i. dav Laguayra, C5 ry ingo, 1%e. 17 ge, | Caria, £0 A 2le'., gold, duty paid. Messrs, Gunari, Arden & Co, e-tunate the stock of Rio in the United States as follows:—New York, 126,900 bags; New Orleans, 4,006 do. ; Haltimore, 19,700 do. : Mobiie, 1,500 dh, ; Philadelphia, 7,500 do. Total, 160,795 bags, and of other ‘deseriptions in New York:—Laguayra, 22,48 By Java, 4,240 do, Maracaibo, 6,722 do.; Ceylon, 21,709 do, ; Jamaica, 2,360 do. ; other descriptions, 4,778 do. Total of all kinde in New York, 188,147 bags 24,000 bags Roo and Santos coffee are now on the way this count including 12 000 to New York. Dar Goovs.—Brown Sheetingy—Indian Head, 25¢ , Btark A, 2oX¢c. Medford, Be Auguala, ige.; AgAWam F, 18j0.; Albion, A, 3c; Fopporell, BR, 220 ; 0, 206, N, lie; Maet,, B.B., 2i)gc.; Indian Orchard, W, 183 : ©. ; Tiger, Ido, Bleach oT'Ke.; Lonsdale, 82e. ; Hill, tc. \ Hil, Bice. ; James, Wife, Red Bank, 18e.; Barnsley, 166.5% . 1840. Ticks—Amoskeag, A.'C, A., 600. B, 20. ; D, B2I¢e.; Hamiton, Abe. ; .j Swift River, 8. ; keg, ba 6. \jHaymaker, ihage. ; tou, 2B gc ‘ovidence, 20c.', Madison, 2c.’ stripes Age. ; Uncasville, 260, ; Amorienn, le. ; Albany, Checks—Kennebock, 35¢,; Whittenton, '26¢, 180. Cotton Fiannel—Hamilton, stout, 34c.; Nashua, 2 Boston, 250. ; rville, 25 mar! ‘Me; 0, BKC. ; . 183%. ; Amorkeng, 19¢.; Warnsutta, 1540. — Manchester, 22%¢. ; Hamiltou and hame—Lancaater, BB sc. Giaagow, 2035 it 1} 22}. Cottonades—F. k M., 51 Halon, A 4784; York if checks, 82i¢.; Nankeen checks, Sie. “Rich. Batteca, B6ike Pepyerelt iNet Thdlan Orchards hee 0. TH} * Yee. “Colored Cambrice= Washington, 16cn_ Vic: tory, H, 1de.; Portland, ile. ¥ a Green & Danigis’, ia). AnD Drem The market haeroted Keneraliy have beon provement in We note salen eh at 2X0. ade, ceous ervoca tonde'es te itn. lead at lle all\e, M0de by 6 000 iba. bine vitri@l at 140.. 90 Imes | "| M0 hhds. Kentucky lent at from be, 9 24e., 822 cases | * | Jexe % — Thomas K. Dewening ve the Mayor.—This on 1K gold; 5 Mesicen do, at oS 0 88 i rums Cat woda at 63<0.. ‘ ‘arb, soda at 5%c., gold; 25 tous i Sentence old, and 33{¢.. currency; 50 'tons soda ash ani 20 casea Fast India castor olf on private terms. Bleaching powders were steady at 43f0. a 4\o., gold. Drgwoons,—The market continued quiet, and we have no salos of importance to report, Freacuts were heavy to-day, and the engagements were at somewhat lower po Hy To Liverpool, per steamer, 81,000 bushels corn at 4d. a 444., 60 nhda tallow at 12. 63¢d., and 200 bbls. rosin at Je. @!. To London, 14.000 bushels corn at 44., 116 boxes tobacco at 18._3d.,'200 tons oil cake at 15a., endl 800 bbls, eum at 5a, , To Glasgow, per steamer, 10,000 bushels corn at 4d. ‘Tho charters’ are:—A bag to’ Bnaiol Channel for orders, corn, 48, 64.; abark from St im to Barrow, 85a,; one from Bt. John to Hull, deals, Tis : ont chi to Barrow, deals, 85s.; a brig to pe'roleum, 63, Faoms quict since our last report, but pred im have ruled generally have advanced in sympathy with the rise gold. Tho aules comprise 400 boxes layer raisins at $4 35 & $4 40, 100 caske Turkish prunes at 180., 50 kegs French piums at 14c,, 60 boxes shelled alinonds a 46c., and 50 quarter boxes sardines on private terms; also sales of Messina oranges, in lots, at $7, and lomons at $5 26; 40,000 cocoa nuts at $65 2 $70 for half husked and husked, and 4.000 bunches Baracoa bananas at nn average of $125, By auction, 735 boxes Sicily oranges at $1 45 a 84 75, and 3,964 boxes do. lemons at $1 700 $5 15, in poor order. Fink Cuackkrs have been in moderate demand at about $3 76 for oxtras, at which price 1,500 boxes have been sold. Tist.—Dry cod continued in light demand, but the market romained firm at $6 for Bank and $7 75 for St. George's, with sales of 1,600 quintals of the latter at this price. Mackerel were without alteration in valve, the demand having been moderate, Sales of 600 bbis. at $19 for No. 1 bay, and $14 for new No. 8's. Herring were eteady at 650. for scaled, and Shc. for No. 1, Hipxs.—The transactions have been limited, but prices have undergone no material change, Tho sales were 6,400 Buenos Ayres, 22 Iba. average; 000 West In- dia, 16 lbs. average, and 600 Philadelphia slaughter on private terms; also 800 Toxas, 21 Ibs. avorage, at 15340., cash, nnd 200 New Orleans salted steers, 77 Iba. average, at 12c, Woe quote:—Buerios Ayres, 26 Ths. to 26 Ihs., at 196, a 20c., gold; Montevideo, 20 to 22 Ibs., at 1%c., gold; Rio Grande,’ 20to 22 Ibs., at 153Zc., gold; Orinoco, 21 to 23 Ibs, at 15%Z6., gold; California, 22 to 26 Ibs., 1634. a 17¢., gold; Central American, 18 to 21 Ia., af 180. a 18%0., gold; ‘and Texas, 22 to 25 Ibs., at 10c, a 130,, gold. Hesr.—Mantla was in demand, with sales of 1,000 bales at 133¢0., and 600 bales at 14¢., currency. Othor descriptions were quiet but steady.’ We quote:—Un- dressed American, $250; dressed’ do, $310 a $325; clean Russia, $835 a $340; Steal, 9140. a 10c. In jute there have been no transactions, and prices are nomi. pay at ranging from $120 $140 per ton as quality. Hay has been in moderately active demand, but the supply is large and prices are easier, shipping qualities solling at 550. a 65¢c., and city bale at 70c, a 76o, Hosny continued quiet and nominal. No sales were reported. We quote Cuba, gold, duty paid, 83c. a 84c., and do,, in bond, 624¢c., gold. Inon.—Tho market for both Scotch and American pig has boen quiot, but prices were well sustained for both dercriptions, — We only heara of sales of 600 tons Glen: garnock in two lots, part at $46; 200 tons No, 1 Amo can, in sinall parcels, part at $46 a $47, and 500 tons No. Awrought scrap, including $00 tons at $45, tho balance private, Hors continued soarce, and prime and choice grades were diffienlt to obtain. The cales were mainly for the present wants of constimers, and the business transacted juite moderato, comprising only 110 bales at from 250, to € 70c., as to quality and growth, Ieatuxr.—The stock of desirable tannages is badly broken up, but there is a fair assortment of the undér grades and buyors generally get suited. Fall prices have in all cases been demanded, and the market closes firm for both hemlock and oak sole, There has becn but little leather of any descript‘on coming forward. Larva were in moderate demand at abont previous prices. Eastern at $4, 8 months, Lie was firm owing to the reduced stock of Rockland, with 0 fair demand for common at $1 60, and lump at $2.10, cash. Lumuxr continued in fairly active demand, and _pricos wore firm. with further sales of 45,000 feet Eastern spruce at from $22 to $26, Leav.—Pig was in fairly active demand and advancing. ‘We heard of sales of 500 tons foroign. but the prica we could not loarn. At the close 7c., gold, was demanded for the best brands, and 67%c. for ordinary grades. Wo quote sheet and pipe at 10:c. a 1034c,, aud bar at 10!4¢., with a fair demand for immediate use. Mo1ssses was quiet but unchanged. We heard of no sales excepting a few unimportant sales in lots. We quote :—Caba muscovado, 45c. a 65¢,; Cuba clayed. 430, 8 0c. ; Cuba centrifugal, 25c. a dfic,; Porto Rico, 60c, w 0c. ; New Orleans, 80c. a $110. Stock 8,800 hhds. Cuba and 1,000 hhds, Porto Rfco. 4 are ree fog for oll pesyeacnster re has reed “er im and a go lemand has vailed, expecially for cut, which commanded 6%¢. a Te the santas prion "for large lots; clinch wore steady at 83¢¢., wrought horse at S2c. a S4c., and yellow metal 350, Navan, Srome:.—Spirits Turpentine—The limited de mand, and the anticipation of fresh arrivals soon, tended to depress the market still further, and prices declined to B2c, for wholorale Jota, at which price stout 250 bbls. cre reported sold. Rosins were quiet, but heavy, at $3 for common, and $6 50 for pale. Tar was scarcely 80 tirm, with sales of 80 bbis. Wilmington at $2 8714. ae notice sales of 60 tons city, in bags, at $37. O1s.—The market for linseed was more active, but at trregular prices, closing with crushers demanding from $165 to $1 70, a were effected of 10,000 gal- Jons city and English at $1 63a $1 65. Fish ola were steady nt $1 45 for crode whale, $2 50 fog crade sperm, and $2 75 for natural winter do. Lard oll was quict at $1 75 a $1 90 for summer and $1 95 for winter. Of city Mistied red oi! we note sates of 100 bbis. at $1 1 ‘$110, which is an advance, aud 50 cases olive on on —Receipts, 50 bhis. beef and 10 do, eut meats, The pork market opened very firm under a fair demand, but at the close there were strong Indications of lower prices. New mess closed heavy at $31 2734 cash, ‘The eales were to a fair extent, embracing nearly 10,000 bble.. at $31 1214 a $31 6214 for new moss, $29 50.0 $20 foc oid mese, and $26 500 $27 for prime. Beef was in moderate demand and prices continued firm, with tales of about 800 nackages at $16 a $2l for new plain mess and $20 50a $2450 for new extra moss, Meof hams were qifiet and almost nominal. Small alos at $45 a $45 50. Bacon was inactive and entirelyyominal, with hardly any inquiry at the rates generally demanded. Cut meats were without noteworthy change, The sales were 400 packazos, at We. a1be, Jor shoulders and 173{¢. a 194¢e. for hams. Lard was very dull, but prices were unchanged. The gales were 400 packages at 19ixe, a22!¢0, Butter was unchanged in every respect, We quote Western at 20c. a2e. and Sinte ¢ c.. ag to quality, Cheese was ut unchanged, ranging from Sc. to 2lc,, the lat- ter price for prime factory. Prrxotnu.—The market for crude was lower, and but very little business was done. Ronded wag scarcely #0 firm. Sales 2,000 bbls. crude at 24c. a 242Z6., and 1,500 do. Vonded at 40c. to 41%5¢.: algo, 1,000 dbis. do...’ fer Augnst, at 433¢., and for standard white, buyer's op: tion. Tuck was without noticeable change; if anything, prices favored the buyer, We quote:—Dreseed Rangoon tn bond $2 50 @ $4 per 100 tbs., and Carolina $12a $13 por 100 Ibs Sanrreree was entirely nominal in the absence of sales, ‘Tho last transaetion was at 10c, Svoan was held by most dealers at higher rates, though the boviness was mainiy, if not all, at tho prices current yesterday, inclnding inferior to common refining at 98%e. # 10'40,, fait to good at 10%40. a Le, fair to good grocery at Lite, a L1%e., prime to choice do. at 1c, a 12% tritvgal (lide. and boxes) at 9c. a 121e., Melado at rio Tico refining grades at 10c. a Te,, and | . eFC lox at W440, a 13%¢. ‘The sates ainoant to 2,200 iihds. Cuba at from %e. to 1 i Porto Rico, partly ai 13%e. wide, The ‘mar Standard harda, 164 d yellows, 13%. @ 147 4c fined sugar war enrtor, 1530. w1bS&e., exc SrEvren was frin bet quiet. at 6c. , gol N for Silesian, alos were heart of beyond a few small poercela The demand ts been We quote:—Buck, 11%4¢, a1 }ye., and drop, | or has not varied In price, moderate, 106. a 11%¢., net cash Sveet, Was in modernte demand for manufacturing pur- inelutling American machinery, at Ie. a 8c. glish, do., at 14c. a 16; cast American rolled, at 1 a 5c, ; do. banmmered, at 18, @ 22¢., blister, at 114¢c. a 18 ge. Sat.—The market lias ruled quiet but firm for atm ke. ‘with sales of 3.000 on private terms, Of West India we note sales of a cargo of Turk’s Island and one of St. Ubes’, both ou private terms, Sexe, ¢ market for goat continued dull, and prices wore entirely nominal. Deer were quict, with sales of 5,000 iba. Puerto Cabello and 4.000 Ibe. Central American, | both on private terms | _ Srxanism. —We notice enles of 90,000 Ibs at 2010. a 21 ¥e. Soav.—A tale of 100 boxes Castile was offected at 18¢, Tonacco was in better demand. The sales embraced | ud American seed leaf at from bic. a Te., and GO bales Havana at 206 ‘Tre was dal! and quite nominal. We quote Rancaat | , Rtraite 18%ge., wiih 19¢. Plates wore ston + ha 75, gold, for charcoal 1. ©, and $7 50 for coke LC. TALLOW wae in active demand at full prices, with salew of nearly 275,000 Ibs. at 12i¢c. a 12\e. Winseay.—Receipte, 108 bbis. No change was no- Heeable in the market. For Western there was a limited demand at $2 26. | OOURT OF COMMON FLEAS. Refore Judge Cardozo, was a ygotion to stay an execution upon a judgment re. | covered against the city by the plairtiff for the sum of $10,152. The counse! for the Corporation, in making the motion, said the case waa before the Court of Appeals, and took the ground that the *heriff eould ay force the judgment while the matter was still in liti- He also claimed that, under decision of Beatie e sea nana nodes and it was onty in of hia neglect or refusal to do so fubmit the case to your Bonor Marine \ ALLEOMD AgsAULTS . ‘ Before Judge Alkgr. | bi Yesterday, in this court, John Robinson, a seaman, brought an action against Captain Curtiss, of the ship Lisbon, to recover damages to the amount ef one thou- sand dollars for alleged assaults inflicted on him while on New Orleans to New York, the high The caso was ted SIRO a jurf. The plalnti owore that on two occasions the captain struck him; once with the elde of the head. @ buoket on tt 1 Frazer. —Piaii captain and was recover damages laid at fve hundred chained down on deck, mate to strike him. in irons for twenty-six hours, remain shut up in a water- compelied for one night closet, and beaten several times during the voyage. He further stated that the captain called bim names s and otherwise abused while he (the captain) was standing by and telling the mate ‘‘to give it to him.” ‘The captain, in his defence, admitted tmprisonment, but donied the assault, alleging that Robinson bad been stowed away for eight days, sbirking his work, and that the imprisonment wus necessary to enforce attention to discipline on the part of the plaintiff. Several witnesses having been examined on both sides the court dismissed the complaint and rendered judgmont for the defendants, Messrs, KF, James and Dunphy wore for the plaintiff, and Messrs, Beebe, Dean and Donohoe for the defendants. Mus’ OOURT OF COMMON PLBAS—OHAMBERS. Before Judge Cardozo. June 26.—John G. White and Elbridge G. Locke we. Edward Mollenhaver and Julius Shuberth.—This was ® Quarrel between some prominent musicians as to who constituted the ‘* National Conservatory of Music." The plaintiffs claim that the defendant, Mollenhauer, left ‘the Conservatory, whero he was omployed ns chef, taking with him tho inass of the pupils, and setting up business on, his own account, claimed to be the genuine Conservatory. They claimed ten thousand dollars damages, and asked .for an injunction restraining the defendant from using the name ‘National Conserva- tory of Music” in his business. Tho Oourt granted a temporary injunction. The dofendants claim that an at- tempt having been made to displace Mollonhauor ag chef, ho resignod his position, and the pupils, with some fow oxcoptions, followed him to his new school The case was jponed until next week, whon the defond- ant will have an opportunity of putting in affidavits with a view of dissolving the injunction. United States Commissioner's Office. BOUNTY BROXING. Before Commissioner Betta, Iu pursuance of previous arrangomentas the case of James Roilly against James Hughes was called on again for bearing yosterday. Plaintiff charges the defendant with having defrauded him of $750 hounty money. The peng have been already fully reported in the xRALD The parties to the suit were present, but the Commissioner was unable to proceed with the examina. tion in consequence of the absence of Genoral Fry, of ‘Washington, who had been summoned as a witness. ‘The General telegraphed to Mr. 8. G. Courtney, United States District Attorney, stating that ho would be unable to leave Washington ti!l after the Fourth of July, Com- missioner Ret's accordingly adjourned the case till the 11th, aud mentioned that the examination woud then de taken up by Cominissi Bervato, Juno 26, 1868. Head Centre P. O'D auction siore, with its con- tonts, was considerably damaged by fire Inat night, The Aire i- suppocod to have been the work of au. ingendiary. ‘The weather to-day is very warm. Large Fire at Schenectady. HENKOTADY, June 26, 1866. ‘The groater and most vaiuadle portion of the Schenec- tady Locomotive Works was destroyed by fire ut two o'clock this morning, Several new engines, together with several near completion, and ail the machinery are in ruins. ‘Tho To snted at $300,000, which is in- sured for $75,000. By this disaster five hundred hands aro thrown out of employment, The fire is believed to have been the work of an incondiary. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Daty—Sr —At Westchester, on Wednesday, June 20, by t's Mr. Jewitt, Mr. ‘Thowar Dany, Jr. to Migx Axor ©, Guugutor of Samos HL, St. John, all of the former) !ac Evaxs—C ur At Burlmgton, Vt, on Wednesday, dupe 20, by the Richt Rey, Jcha H, Hopkins, D. D., Bishop ‘of V 1. Woocre: Mean to Linas B.) daughter of tir arton « Eo, of Puri b Fixtaveoy —Coxurt.—On Saturday evening, May 19, at Keweenwy oo Michigan, by Rew. W. A Benton, Mr. Jouy YP. to™ AnY Asn Contre NEON: j—In Brooicyn, hie rositenee of the bride's parents, op Wednewiay, June 20, by Key. Charles Hall Ker Westry H. Hasson to ALouus Maury, all of PNewburg (NY) pape ol jew! |. ¥.) papers please be onmeec by Fapsnan On Monday, Fume 25, at the Chureh of the Holy Cross, by Rey. .'. Nilan, Mr. Josz Menexpes J) NQUERA, to Miss Loviss Rosa, daugh- rae Louis F. Do Figaniore, Ksq., of this city. No cards. Prx—Dicnsox,-—On Monday, June 25, by Rev. P. Stry- ker, D. D., Isaac E. Pyr, of Rockland county, to Sanam A., second daughter of John Dickson, Esq., of this city. oaers—PurpY.—On Tuesday, Juno 23, Tooxrs, 8. D. Burchard, Bowi TL of Brooklyn, to Racuéa, daughter of Israel (. Purdy, Keq., of this city, Birth. AcKsr.—Mra. Jonn MeKen, on Friday, June 22, of a daughter. Both doing Died. Bowxy.--On Tuesday, Juno 26, at Rahway, Joa 8, Bowny, ears, aged 76 y The Polatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from hw late residence, in Railroad avonue, on Thureday afternoon, at two o'clock. Bnows.—On Tuesday, June '26, of cholera infantum, Tnexox Lorur, son of John and Caroline Brown, aged i year ana 23 days. The friends of the family are invited to attend the fanera}, from the residence of hix paronte, No. 141 Grand etreot, Williamsburg, this (Wednesday) ‘afternoon at two o'clock. Coravrr.—On Monday, June 25, Mary Connert, widow of Micunel Corbett, agod 68 years ‘The (riend# of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of tier Corbett, No. 388 Hudson street, this (Wednesday) atter- noon, at two v’clock. ‘The reinains will be taken to Flatbush Cemetery for On Monday, June 26, Mrs. Sanam, relict of Thomas B. Campbell, agot 86 years. The frierds and relatives of the farily, and those of her gon-in-iaw, William B, Spelman, are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. John Dow, 156 Kast Thirty-fitth street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at balf-past three o'clock, withont further notice. Craw Suddenly, at Ny. 234 Columb Brovklyn, Rowanp Crawronn, supposed to be of Keague, county Siigo, Ireland. Deceased arrived in this country carly in Janhary lowt, and is believed to have friends in Duane streei, New York, who will please promptly attend to thie notice. Dowowrs.—On Monday, June 25, after a short but se- vere ilines9, Puevann Dovonua, aged 36 years, & native of the parish of Anegeliff, county Cavan, Ireland. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from his late residence. nue A. Dotax.—On Tuesday, Jane aTmick Hevay, twin son of Patrick and Mary Ann Dolan, in the Lith year of his a The relatives and fric invited to attond the fo street, of the family are respectfully !, this (Wednesday) morning, atteno'clock, irom the residence of his parents, 221 | Muiberry street. Dawesn.—Oo Sunday morning, June 26, 8. F. Dawsos, | | Su his 63th year The friends of the family are requested to attend the foneral, at Trin‘ty chareh, on Thursday, at twelve o'clook. Kirke. —On Tuoaday afternoon, June ‘26, Jaws Cravr youngest son of W. H, and 8. M. Bike relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to ationd the funeral, on Thureday, from the lence of hiv parents, 90 Congress «trect, Brooklyn. Rockland connty papers please copy Founy.—On Tuesday, Jave 26, Axne, the wife of James , Of Sligo, Ireland. the famiiy ‘are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late residence, 119 Haxter streat, with- out further notice. Gone,—On Tueeday, June 26, Many Axx, onty daugh- tor of Charles and Fainy Goro, aged 16 years, ‘Tho relatives and friends of the family aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the Church of the Good Shepherd, Fifty-fourtu'street, between Second aud tae thts (Wednesday) morning, nine o Gnexxe.—On Monday, June 2%, Many, the beloved wife of Greene, aged ears The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from her late residence, Pit vr All be & MASA Of Fequietn ab eight o'clock A. M., at the Church of the Inmaculate Conception, Rast Four- teenth street. Bae repcee of bee evel. Hownt.—Saddenly, of bilious cholic, on Monday, June 26, Jornru 8. Horr, Sr., aged 67 years, 7 monthe and 26 a: ‘The rolatives and friends are invited to attend the fae eral, on Thursday afternoon, at half-past one o'clock, without further notice, from his iate residence, No. 218 Delancey street. Kxst.—On Mondar, June 26, Awus Fataernray Krvr, Tees of Milton and Isabella Kent, aged 3 years, months and § Tho relatives friends of the faraily are requected to attend the funeral. thts (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o from the residence of her parents, 402 th evenne. The remains witli be takon to Greenwood Ceme- kine, The fal} his late residence, 4 afternoon, at two o'clock evening, June 2, Cuanuan W. nud Friends of the family are cospeotfully } } QTOLEN SD street, ighteenth atroct, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at Lawn, deny, of convulsti on Tuesday, Juno 20, Iunwen Frances’ Lawis, only obild of Edward aod Sections funorat, from hisiate residence, No. Of Loretta Lewis, L year, 9 months and 26 days, — ons falls the foot of Time, . ealy treads on flowers, The relati end frionds are reapectfully invited to Vea attond the funeral, from the residence of her parenta, 181 Street, on Thursday afternoon, at one o'clock, without further notice. Matakay.—On Tuesday, June 26, Marmuna Axtory. wre, conquer ot waaay d Elvina aged 22 ‘moni The funeral will take place this (Wednesday) after noen, at three o'clock, from the residence of her parents, 290 Wess ‘Twanty-snennd street, a erin, —On Tvesday, June Mrs, Jota Manta, wife of Thomas Martin. is f The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral from the residence of her mother, Mra. Elizabeth Gogerty, 165 Chrystie street, on Thurrday alternoon, at one o'elook MULieAN.—On Monday, Juno 25, after a short but severe illness, THomas F. M only son of Putrick aa Mary Mulligan, aged 15 yoars, 7 months und 21 v8, ‘Tho relatives and friends of the family are reapectfully invited to attend the funera, from the residence of his Parents, 243 Wost Thirtieth stroct, corner of Ninth ave- this (Wednesday) aftornoon, at two o'clock. Tho ins wilt be interred in Calvary Cemetery. Morcan.—Suddenily, on Sunday evening, Juno 24, at West Farms, Toomas Moxcan, Jr., aged 9 yoars and 8 The friends of the family, and thove of his unclo, Thomas Ingram, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral. remains will arrive by the one o'clock P. M. train from Tremont to-day (Wednesday), and will be taken to Greenwood for inierment. Macvantan.—At Yonkers, on Tuesday morning, June }, aftor @ short illness, the Rev, Tomas MAGFARLAN, chaplain of the Colored Home, Now York, in tho 74th year of his age, The relatives and friends and brothren in the local ministry are respectfully invited to attemt the funeral, on Thursday afternoon, at four o'clock, at the chapel of the Colored Home, foot of Sixty-fiith street, Kast river, New York, without farther notice. The romains will be taken to Nowburg for interment on Friday morning, by steamboat Armenia. McCantuy.—On Monday evening, Juno 25, Sonn Mc. Canray, brother of the late Rev. Daniel McCarthy, ?. P. of Ballylongford, county Kerry, Trelund, in the 66t of his age, His remains will be taken from his late rosidence, 144th street, near Eighth avenue, this (Wednesday) morning, to the church of St. Paul the Apostle, Ninth avenue and Fifty-ninth street, where a solemn tess of requiem will be offered up for the repose of his soul, at ton o'clock, and from thenco to Calvary Cemotery for — v 1B bh year interment. Friends of the family are respevsfully in- vited to attend. McAinem. y 26, Hoca McAurenay, aged 6 months and 20 days, ‘Tho frionds and relatives of the family aro respoctfuily invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his pareuis, 192 Eighth avenue, this (Wednosday) afternoon, at two o*dlock, O'Renty,—Suddonly, on Monday, June 25, Taomas 0. O'RviuLy, aged 41 yours, 11 months and 5 days, Tho relatives and friends of the family aro respectfully invited to ationd the funeral, from his late residence, N. Y., this (Wodnesday) afternoon, at one ck. Carsieave Hudson River depot, foot of Thir- tieth strect, at tweive o'clock. Oxr.—On Monday, June 25, Mrs, Jaxx Orn, agod 48 are, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfolly invited to attond the funeral, from her late residence pr oe street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'cloc! Powrra,—On Monday, June 25, Wintaam P. Powsns, of @ short illness, at his residence, 15 Chambers stroct. His remains will be ta’en to St. Andrew's church, in Duane street, at ten o’civ this (Wednesday) morning, where a solemn requiem Ligh mass will be offered for the repose of his soul, and from theno», at one o'clock, to Calvary Cemetery for interment. ‘The friends and rola- tives of the family are reepectfully invited to attend, with- out further notice. Patixson.—Suddenly, at Lake Mahopac, Putnam conn- ty, N. ¥., on Monday, Jane 25, Rannouri, youngest aon Fe! James A. and Eliza R. Patteson, in the 9th year of —On Tnesday morning, June 26, after a tong and painfal illuess, Many Jaxer, wife of Tioodore Secor, and eldest daughter of Thomas and Mary A, Shoriand, in the 324 year of her age, ‘The friends and relatives of the family, also those of her father-in-law, Henry ecor, and hor brothers, Thos, 8. and Stephen F.fhortiand, are respectfully requested to attend the funeral, on ‘Thursday afternoon, at three o'clock, from her late residence, 301 Degraw strost, third door east of Court street, South ‘Brooklyn. Srarkey.—On Monday, June 25, Mrs. Saran Stanger, ieee David G. Starkey, aged 50 years, 6 monthaand ‘The funeral will take place from her tate residence, in Fifty-seventh stroet, second co'tage west of Third av- enue, this (Wednesiay) afternoon at 2 o'cl« ‘The rela. tives and friends 0° the family, and the ladies of Alpha Chapter, Daughters of Amorica, aro invited to attend, without further notice, Sway. —Suddenly, at Mount Vernon, on Tuesday morn- ing, June 27, Mr. Howanp Swan, Notice of the Taneral will be given in the papers of to-morrow. Tromeow.--On Monday, June 25, Jonx Manstart, con oF. Roya and Isabella Thomeon, aged 2 months and D days, The ‘riene of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, at No. 10 East Twenty-second Bireot, thir (Wednesday) afternoon, at three o'clock, Vas Bokxi.xy.—On Monday, June 25, at Cornwall Landing, N. ¥., Fuonence J., daughter of the late George A. Van Rokkelen. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funcral, from the residence of her grandmother, Mrs, J. Miller, 127 Fast Ninotoenth street, on Thursday afternoon, at four o'clock. ___ LOST AND FOUND. Lage ay SUM OF MO! . IN THE STREET, which the owner ean have by’ proving property snd Paging expenses of advertising. ‘address ‘Finder, Herald Uitee, JOUND—IUNE 26, A SMALL dress, with full descripudh, J. Post offier, SUM OF MONEY. - AHL, box 1,687 OST—ON JUNE %, IN 4 third street to Fortieth, Diamond King, wrapped in ‘issue turntog (he same to No. 4 Cortland rewarded. OST—BRIWREN THE BASKET STORE OF JOIN 4 Sinfth, near Twelfui atreet, east Sixth avenue, and the carpet atore on the northwest oi moroces Pocketbook, containing $29, amar chung, cards, The finder will be liberally rewa: Wost Twenty-second street I O8T.-N SUNDAY AFTERNOON, 4 Porty-sizth street and Sixth ave) atreet, and thence Fifth averue to Fort; Of Gold Spactactes. with Diack case. A be paid if left at 79 West Forty-sixth street I O8T—A WITITE SPITZ OF WOLF DOG. 4 of $5 will be ymid by retar Broadway and Twentieth street 22, A PROM O8T—ON FRIDAY, JU ORY NOTE 4 drawn by Chartes i is, fo the order of J. R. Darton ECo,, for $40 6-10, payable at the Bank, Please Fetura the same to 71 Bareiay stor DSH TACE F Ge FIVE reward will be given o ther wt 98 Liber: POLICEMAN'S StU 4 finder will recolve & Hheral re Blevenin precinct station house TRAYED OF STOLEN FROM MY PREMISHS— ‘ ; . ty. on Fri a Kay H mn will be be NON, Hudeo -FROM TE ir. marked H. K. 1 colors, marked Hf. #. T. en misses, lack ed monut met ‘ d Unied Hotel, corver ot day evening, Jun Jom hr running & and to sustain the vewo of bie D re F. Tomtinson and o here wil w THE LECTURK ouly, at the New York Museum of Anatomy, #i§ Broad way. Parties unable to attend thene lectures aan have ther forwarded on revelpt of ten cents, by oidreasing Secreury of New \ork Museum of Anatomy. BILLIARDS, &C. LARGF NUMBER OF NFW AND aROOND HIND Billiard Tabies, of all sizes and dylee: also a large stock MMiard Cloth, from $9 to $12 per yard. ATL articlen w pertetaing te the trade for sale by PHELAN & COLLER- DBR, 63 to 9 Crosby street ILLIARDS.NEW AND SECOND HAND 1, with, my unrivalled combination ensbivne for, oa Feasonahie priees, Orders by nail prom handed Wie GHIPEITH, 186 Fulton meee PN : A of MARBLE MANTELS THR BROT PLACE IN THE city to purchase Marble Mantels of the Inteat designe St cory lonw prices, iaat A. KLAREIUR Marbie 10 Fant Bi Cut thie out. Worl 9 ieenih street, near Third avenue, New Fork. {ARRLEIZED SLaTH MANTELS SUPERIOR ty Ap. ance: more durable, balf the price of marble. . B. SEEWART, 6 Sixth avenue and 1,010 Broadway, be {0h and Thirty-sixth stromts a, ze ones Prine a me Reanklen 00.000 Rik trae #100.000 Riza Sanat Jute, Searuan war SEASON . 6 MPORTANT LECTURRR DAILY—FOR GENTLEMEN | p= STATES TREASORY, INTEREST DEPARTMENT. Schedules of (90) thirty or pa = eat prod nite forest Dee ur} ‘mo, will now be reoni c f partuncat of the United States Treasurys VAN DYCK, rer United Staten, AORNoY OF THK ROMAN 10a One bundred dollar gold Hontis rend “inty ste dollars, gold ee eee MURA MURRAY, treet, |, each. uthorized Agent ITY OF ALLEGUENY, Notloe ts to SIX PRR oie Hunter hat the coupone on anid: tl ba paid on maid burg, in the ofty nat wARK's O TRS Sy stam hu eT e Reastgr ie SP Side eke D. MAGFERRON, ei _Treamurer of Allegheny City, CITIZENS, BAVINGS BANT. 68 BOWERY, OOKNER OF CANAL SIX PERCENT, FHkE Font GOVERMENT TRE In ms Crom $5-to $5,000. terest on all IONTINENTAL BANK, NEW YORK, JUNE C' Dividonds—Tho Board of Divectors ot iis bani have clired @ semi-annual dividend of five (5) per cent, free. ernment tax, payable on and acterdune Mb. tho Trannte ka will close on Monday, June 25, lowed Sly 2, 1808, Se ee TIMPBON Ghat MPORTERS' of the euraie ow free ment tax, will Dorpati. to ‘the atockholdeen of thie brake and after tho 2d day of July next transfer books rom be closed from the 25th inat. to the 24 proximo, By onder the Board. E. H. PERKINS, Jr., Gauhior. ONEY TO LOAN.—H. KING & 0O.. FIFTH AVEN! Hotel, pay more for Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Yor Plate oF any article of valu» than any house oink June 16, 1888 York. Hotel, No. 9 Wi ee, vere at de rane “oie, 61 Hixiden ape. New ‘ork, on and after July 2next. The transfer wil closed from the 27th to the 30th inst, both davm inciunigee B CIBLIN, Treasorer. ‘ORTH CAROLINA BONDS.—THE NEW BONDS Of the » for sale low, or exchanged for old bonds, THK ANNUAL IN will be oupons attached . MANNING & DE FOREST, Bankers, 19 Wall st ‘OTICE 18 URREBY GIVEN THAT ON JULY 1 application will be made to the Directors of the De and Raritan Canal and Camden and Amboy Railroad ny, at thelr oflice, in Princeton, N. J., for renewal of Be Wo hss. for 815000, with coupons from’ July. IAG, wleach dated July 1, 1860, 'and payable Joly 1, 1870, the anme hay been lost, JAMES 7. CAMB, Somerville, 8. 0. (PRICE, OF Pac Ait STEAMSHIP COMPANY, x i 59 Wall stree ver Hanover streot, New York, ay 1866, NOTICE TO SCRIP STOCKHOLDERS, Notice is hereby given tuat the Board o° Directors, at that plated mooting held this date, unanimously adopied the fob JOW Ig, VIZ, =e Kesolved, That @ call for fiz (50) per cont in cash, pay able on tl June, 1865, be and the same is horeby Tat ude on the holders of the scrip stoc's, of record at the alc Fig ot Che teats books on the 2th May, 1866, my f P.M, being fifty dollara ($30) on ¢ the act of 1885, to increxse the eopltal stock of Sounpa Resolved, That nald payments may be made until, and clusive of, ‘the Ist day of August, with interest at7 por per annum from and after the sail Ist day of June, In accordance with the terms of the said scrip stock, the game, with the amount patd thereon, will be Hable to for felture in detanlt 07 payment on or before the sald tat day of August, Cortideates of stock wnll be ready for delivery on the pay ment and snrrender of the certificates of sorip stock company's ofllon. By order of the Board ret rectors. », 'T, JOHNSON, Sec-otary. OMAN LOAN. AMERICAN ISSUR—FOUK MILLIONS DOLLARS, of tho States of the Moly See come the necotiations pacing hetwe ‘To tnsure (he Treasu plate independence dnri the governments of France and Italy for the liquidation the Papal State debt, hia [folmess Pope : by Pow t'fical Act of the lith April, 1868, decroed the erisaton by aub- scription of the loan now offered to the pub Although former loans have commanded nearly pat r, Holiness, in view of the present condition af monetary ang tors, not wishing to tm) ing Kea sacrifice upon those wi! assist tim in surmounting bis present tamporary embarrases monts, an well as to present indacemants to capital, hne des cised to Issue this loan at rixty-six (6) duilars goid’ for the one hundred dollar zold bond. The Bonds, payable to bearer, are of 0 francs, or hundred dollars (gold), each bearing 5 per 3 annum, in gold, the coupons payable sem lat of April and the Ist of October, in Pari Philadelphia and New Orleans ut the cnreent: rate of change. The issue being at 66 dollars (gold) will give more tian cont interest oa the investment. ‘roi’ 870, $12,000 will pockage ote - Bonds: the amount of interest by aaa will he annually aj af be applied to the further reduction of the et, Tt is belfeved that this loan will commend ttaelf to on talista generally, and undoubtedly will to all good Cat! having ‘nt heat m deuiro (a prove that Iie Holiness never addresses himself to them in vain. ater peg thao 4 muoranteed, as this Li by the ged faith of a State whi ne always punetually Cululled ™% fical Head. Fecvived and Conpons paid at the following banking houres:— Messrs. EDWARD BLOUNT # CO., Paria, France, Mears, DUNCAN, SiKEMAN &” CO. ‘Nassau atroot, rork., ‘aoe DREXEL & CO., 8 South Third street, tA. Subscriptions also received by Mr. JOHN B. MURRAY, No. 18 Nassatt street, New York. Mr, Roi us of Introd lotiers from the Apostolic Nuncio. nt ized to commend most earnest!, the reverand cle and Taithful of & No tnvest can present every engagement of tte Stibscription corner Pine, New Y vert Murphy being the beare: Given at New York, thix 23d day of J SOHN, Archi ‘The veneradle Catholic clergy, throughout. the 0 States and the Canadas (to expedite this goon work), please receive subscriptions and the amount thereof, forward the same by draft or express to the Centr: the banking house of Messrs. Dunean, Sherman & murked on the envelope “Pontifical Loan,” on receipt: which the bonds will be immedtatoly transmitiad to then. ROBERT MURPHY, agent One hundred dotiar old. Bond for det at y One hundred dollar onde ready for delivery. sixty-six doliars, gold, enc. JOHN E. MURKA gent, 18, a street N.Y. , ‘Authorize HF DAUGHTER OF A GENTLEMAN (A FREBMA> son) having been reduced fro wealth to comparative te- Cy Aigener, through ram and, rai lly, wists to in of $900 for which gor? ssourity ‘tiven. “Addreas Mire 108 Tuied aren THE, UMBUS AND INDIANAPON) TRAD Ratlway Company has thie day declared a quarterty dividend ety per cent ineash on the stock of the company, and ieee tee cent 7 Ye bg ar Sa ot hsiemety tag, vable on after the July, at Sompany's Boinmbas, Ohio. The transfer books will close on the sak instant, and Teopen on tho 10th July, 1966, NION DIME SAVINGS BANK. }” CANAL SPREBT, GORNER OF VARTOK. DEPOSIT FROM FEN CENTS TO $5000 RECEIVER SIX PER CENT T FREE OF TAX. DEPOSITS 1X JUNE ORAW INTEREST PROM JOLT L E 97348 ‘NO. 44 WALL STREET, PANKERS AND DEALERS GOVERNMENT STOCKS CouPOUND INTEREST NOTES CLOSING F ‘VV SRMILYE 2 00. New Youn, June 38, (808. 10% 103s TP i 6x tONT 1 98) Mey ¢|159)) | Sept 1694 L124 | Oe, FOR THRER MONTHS. given and chattel ogs Wie. ice, atte 110899 1 A HONCR wortle$! 000, le wAStep—on Security OF sToRm $20,000 ye tome ot the bese sands Im the | citys Adress A. J., bor 6,286 Post offen 14 TO LOAN ON BROOKLYN AND NEW 365.000 Voce peapacty. tse THO: TO LOAS ON BOND AND MORTGA 1 etal Sd. MoCAHTLL | $150,000 ie one “or ‘ony seity or Brooktyu REY AIDS. WILL AE PALD POR THE RECOVERY OF A SMALE Je Btone Diamond Pin, lost on June 2 near Und | Qn REWARD —aTOLKE Se) Staten Inland be | sum of money memorandum (0 $7 N. ON MONDAY, OM THT a Pocketbook, containing » amali LOST, FROM NO. 10 WEST THTR tronih street, a email black and tao Sint, with @ lant ber sonar Whoever will reinrn the eame wil rereive the above reward and the banks of the 5 REWARD.—LOST, IN GOING THROUGH R 0) wn street, from Resex to Eldrvige, on the 25th inst., tio, containing a note from Pierson 1 Lauer, sud butidie contracts, Please leave wt 109 Keser street. EWARD.—LOST OR STOLEN, ON ROA! $25 Le New Riven ereamioont. Jane, fn aver nu Sthenet” Yoo above reward will be a we will deliver the same to Uhas. A. Young, 83 Broadway, an vo queations $Q5 REwaRn ae Of the Jersey Ons J or in f 26tb Return to 142 Pearl stron bi ao reward, with the thanks of the owner. aN PROM THE LIVERY the $50 Eee YY PERSO oven hl seated BR GIVER 70 Ai Qn. Miller, 27 Stanton street, ‘S” wre 0 REWARD WILL $5 ene Sm aes wos A nr Addreas J.