The New York Herald Newspaper, May 19, 1868, Page 8

Bi _—<—— nr — FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONDAY, May 18—6 P, M. The market has been quiet to-day, and the nut were from 13914 to 13934, with the clos- “mg transactions at 1303; There was a moderate porrowing demand for comm aud loans wore made at 8% a5 percent for carrying. The gross clearings amounted to $4,275,000, the gold balances to $2,006,864 and the currency balances to $2,808,749, ‘The imports of specte at this port from foretgn ports last week were only $9,188, making a to- tal of $2,975,680 since the 1st of Jan- wary, The Assisiant Treasurer sold about $300,000 in coim and purchased a more than equal ‘amount of seven-thirty notes. The undertone of the wold market és very firm, and its unyielding tendency strengthened by the drain of specie to Europe; but ‘the ‘speculative transactfons are on a limited scale, and there is very little @isposition shown to base ‘operations, either for @ rise or a fall, on the present ‘or prospective political situation, either as regards impeachment or otherwise. The general opinion ts that the Senate will take no further action upon the impeachment articles; but not a few suppose that the waragainst the President will. be carried into the Chicago Convention, and that im- peachient will be made a part of the republican platform, The teeth of the monster have, however, been drawn, and apprehensions are no longer euter- tained with regard to the consequences of any acts which the radicals may commit. It is a mistake to suppose that Wall street would have been disturbed by the conviction of the President on Saturday any more than it was by his acquittal of the charges preferred in Article XL, for the same relief from the Previous suspense would have been elt in either event. It will be impossible to again arouse an equal @egree of public interest in the question of Impeach- ment, for the people are tired of it, and it threatens death to the party that has the temerity to extremities after the defeat of but however this may be trade and speculation will be carried on without in- terruption aud the public mind will be left undisturbed, The nexf engrossing question of the day will be that of the finances, or more particularly the currency, the tariff and the internal revenue, Already the attention of Congress is turning in this direction, as is shown by the new tax bill reported to the Mouse of Repfesentatives by the Committee of Ways and Means, as well as the speech of Mr. d Garfleld on lis premature scheme for . the gradual resumption of specie payments. The tarif and the -tax bill should be so amended as to produce the largest amount of revenue wiih the least suffering and inconve- nience to the people, and the expenditures should be carefully adjusted to the revenue and vice versa, 80 that the country may not be unnecessarily burdened ‘with taxation and that the public credit may be pro- tecte1 and improved. As both houses have ad- journed until the 26th inst., however, we have a Dlank week before us at Washington. The stock r t opened this morning with an ap- pearance of firr ness which proved deceptive; for ot only was the improvement of 42% percent upon the tate ves of Saturday soon lost, but at the close quotations were 44 a 24 lower than at the commencement of business, Atmong the miscellane- ous st acifle Mail fell about one per cen’ and it was said to be the intention of those manip Aating it to force a decline of three or four per cent: ®ut at about ninety the stock was freely bid fo ‘There was alerial change in the.quotations for 0 railway $s in thera were vei Rmited, the cliques bemg apparently inactive, not- withsta wz the increased a lance of mone; which caused loans to be made mainly at five per cent, although ute generally asked was six per cent. Owing to the absence of outside orders to boy stocks and the languor of speculation in the strect the demand for money from the Stock Ex- change, excepting the deaiers in govern- ment securities, is light, and the supply of Doanadie funds is considerably in excess of the de- mand. The monetary case is, however, in combina- tion with other causes, beginning to impart great activity and buoyancy to the market for United States stocks, and this feature of business in Wall street is likely to become more marked as the season ®dvances, and ultimately speculation in the funds will probably become as.active as it is on the Lon- don Stock Exchange or the Paris Bourse. The con- ‘Versions of seven-thirty notes at the Sub-Treasury @uring the day aggregated $1,370,000, making 0- 000 since the 1st inst. We have already published the statement of the as- Sociated binks of this city sor the week ending on Saturday last; and we now compare it with the returns for the corresponding week in each of the ast three years with the following results:— Mary 19, 18 May 16, 1868, Loans. +++ $257,961 Inc... $0,762,909 Specie. 15, 567,21 Inc 371,590 Circuiation.. 33,632,301 Deposits....... i Legai tenders. 60,825,001 May 19, 1866. May 10, $ Inc. .$12,02 114,425 ,097,012 May 16, 1868, 9, ele. Circulation Peposits. egal tenders. . 1,987, 6 There was a very arket for government securities all day, and a general ad- vance of !g @ 95 Look place in prices. The sharp rise of % per cent on five-twenties in London sipce Saturday undoublediy stimulated the improvement here, aud this was of course, due to the reassuring effect upon public op{nion in Europe of the vote of the Senate on impeachmeut, We can have no surer Wvarometcr than tits, and no more satisfactory evi- dence of the beneficial Influence upon the public eredit of the termination of the prolonged suspense with which the resuit of the trial bas been await Both the home aud the foreign investment demand ave been greatly quickened, and in view of the pre- vailiag monetary nd the fact that gov- @ruiments are sill the cheapest securities in the oountry, a steady advance in them on both sides Of the Atlantic is probable for some months to come, The purchases on domestic account were mainly of the five-twenties of witle the foreign demand Was confined to ten-fortios, sixes of 1881 and five- 14 ease twenties of 1862 and iss. A the quarter-past two call the market continued very stron and the prices bid advanced an eighth in some in- stances, and the half-past three o'clock quotations Were as follows :—Registered, i851, 114% a M4; Coupon, 1881, 1454 4 114\4; 5-20°s, registered, 18 106 54 210674; 5-20's, coupon 2, 109, a 100%5 de. 1864, 10724 a 10745; do., 1865, 107 42 do., 1865, January and July, 100% a 109%; 7, 10a 11044; 10-40's, registered, 1034 @ 103): 10-40’, coupon, 103%; a 10344; June 7.30's, 1079 a 107"{; July 7.00% 10734 a 10794; August compounds, 1864, 115; Septem ber do., 11744; October do., 11 At the commencement of business the stock mar: ket was firin bat dull, and at the early session of the open board New York Central advanced to 129); and Erie to 0934. The improvement was not, however Sustained atthe first regular board, and Michigan lower than at the same time on ind and Toledo 4, Northwestern preferred Wayne %, Ohio and Missisippi ,, Pacific Mait r 1 and Western Union Telegraph ». wisie Hudson River was 14 higher and Reading . Government securities were strong a an gdvance of un eight per cent. At the open board at one «market was steady and dull, an Centre sod Cand Erie at 687%. At the. second regniar bourd New York Ceritral jored 9% lower than at the first regular board, Cleveland and Toledo |;, Nortuwestern 3 preferred 4 and Pacific Mail %4, While teading was % higher, Michigan Southern Fort Wayne %, Onto and Misaiaippl 2% and Westorn Union ‘Tetograph ¥4. Government securities were active und Waoyant at a further advance of \ a At the open boara at haifpast three the railway share market continued dull and steady, and Pr ‘ at omy; New . York Central, 125%; Ne ing, 91; Michigan Southern, 86%, and Pacific Mail, 00°) a 90%,, a decline of one per cent since sat urday, Prices subsequently improved a traction, but the volume of (ransactions was very light, and at tie Close at hali-epast five the following quotations were current Paeiic Mati, 94: Obto and Mississipp! 2% addy Kei 2 Weetern Union Tele. Bap, dhs a vem, New Yark Cepia), 1789 @ 128); Brie, 6535 I 9096 - ern, @6%4 & 6635; do, @ 713, ; Fort Wayne, 104% a 107. % ‘The foreign exchange market was dull and barely steady, ow: the ) that the supply will soon be nented by drawn agamst shipments of five-twenties, and meanwhile the demand from importers is limited, Bankers’ bits on England at sixty days were ‘at 110 a 11034; at three days, 110%§ a 11044; com Dilla, 10934 a 109%; bilis on Paris at sixty days, 5.133¢ a 5.1334. Consols and American securities were quoted thus ‘in London to-day and om the previous dates’ men- tuoned:— May 10, May 14, May 18, ‘Consols......... #4 — 944 -004% 9434 0 0434 Five-twenties... 70% a70% T04&— 10% a— IinoisCentral.. 94a— 9% a— Me¥a— Erie ............ 46 &@— 45%a— 45% a— A Chicago journal of Saturday thus Teférs to local” ‘monetary affairs:— ‘The flatness of business on *Change had the effect to make business dull at the banks, the applications for money being light, while it Of loanabie funds is steadily increasing. © Exc! ‘was firmer to-day, sales being made between separa at one-tenth of one per cent off, les were reported at one ieee off, It is vally understood that there is less exc! mating: than usual, and it was Only the scarcity of baa ge and to-day that obi hok of New ork funds to sell at @ heavier shave for the sake of getting the cat ys A Cincinnatl paper of the same date says on the same subject: — 5 The demand for money is rather more active to- day, but there 1s a fair su ply of currency in the market, and the demand is Trea ly Met at the current rates of 8a10per cent in bank and 10 a 12 per cent for strictly first class to good paper in the open mar- ket. ‘The holders of prodace and other goods are the principal applicants for loans, which are generally Wanted for the purpose of carrying stocks on hand during the present depression in trade, which is looked upon as only temporary. The books of subscription to the capital stock of the Craftman’s Life Assurance Company of this city will *| be opened on the 29th inst., in the rooms of the com- pany, in the new HERALD Building, SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHAY Monday, May 18—10:15 A. 360500 5-20 coupon, "62. 100 ehs Boston Water P.. 20% ‘3000 US 5's, 10-40, 10 Bank’s« Brokers’ As 113 100 Adama Express. 200 Wells-Rargo Ex our currency 2 10 American Expres: 1000 Virginia 10.1, 5 Otuesne nace 80100 N Car t's, new... 68 100 U SExprena Co (6000 Missouri 6's,....:. 907% 800 N-¥ Central RR... BHO do. 3) 91" 400 Hudson River RR. 1000 Mis 6's, H& StJ is 69% 40 Ohlo & Miss RR ‘7500 NY Cent 6's, "83... 5g 4000 Hariem, Ist mort.. 100" 500 5000 CARL Pac, RR 76 1009 Mor & Essex Ist in 9734 1000 Quiney & ToL Ist m_ 80 pref 4) Del & Hud 200 Cumtd 3h 10H 10 Western U; 8334 00 100 Wo. BBR 20 10 Qu’ksiiver 4¢ 100 10d i 100 Chie & N 100 Pac M 200 Clove & Toledo p do. 35 = do., 200 do. 4 (1 Cleve, PS Asi Ry. 500 { 100 Chic & Rock fs RR: 100 1.6 Puts,Fort Wachic.. 425 200 “do, ® PD 2988 bu 2 a 8 10) RensxSaraioga RR. 68g Half-past Two o’Clock P. M $8000 US 6's, 5-20," 0 DOd adc 8816 25000 U S 6's, 2 BSG 50) fposa Ming Go.. "5 510.0 U8 100 NY Cent RK...... 198g i4v 00 100 do. 2 128i 10.0 Pacific + Wy 100 do. 904 S00 do £0%5 107 Erie R 4 50 do 69 } 400 Reading aL 20 do. #14 410 Mich 8 | eg 100 do % AO. « dosecs Bey 2U0 Clove « Toleds RE: 1054 100 Chi & NW RR cond Bud 00 do. do... 3 5's, 10-4002 PM 1G 0 OOTr n, 7 3-10,20 a... 17% 0000 do... PM, 6 107% G00 Obio & Miss RR... 29 5 000 2P'M Wis 100 do.. sbid 29 te we sf 700d 6 Vu new. 62 100 di (00 Mor & Evers Sdn, 88 300 do, COMMERCIAL REPORT. Monpay, May 18, 1268 CorroN.—On account of the unfavorable news from Liver: pool the market was only moderately active and weak, though prices were not lower. The sales were 2,355 bales, in- cluding 1,590 for export, 720 for speculation, and 245 for spinaing. We quote: Mobvitennd New Orleans Memphis ant 7 Ordinary... Good ordinary. Low middling Middlu he market for Rio continued to rule dull, An auction sale of 9,0€0 bags will be held on the 19th inst. Of ied of, part at 19c. a 20c. Of other kinds we heard of no sales of importance, Frovk Receipts, 13,087 bbls. flour, 976 do. and 1,10) bags corn meal, 25,730 ‘bushels wheat, 54251 do. corn, 18070 do. oats, The market for State and Western flour tinued to ruie dui and heavy, bat in prices there was bo change California was moderately active at about p sales were about 6500 bbla, within the the quotations. appe: flour the hi nd waa slow, ‘The sales we moder: continued § being 5:0 bbls. at $6 5) f ern, ded. For ‘Southern ices wera generally in Rye flow ws S s fair, the sales jeravy and West 43-75 a RO 95 9 76 w 1085 WH aT ra Ba ‘Ohio, shipping br Be Dhio, 50a ha Wa 00 8 : Louis eboiee family. 0 a outhera eboiee and family Wa Southern superfine and extra. 5a California flour (eacks and bbl Wa Kye flour, supertine. Ba Corn meal, city ia Corn mealy br a Corn mea’ 5908 ‘There was but Tittle activity in the wheat market, and prices ware Je. a 2c. lower, the sales being 19,500 bushels at 1 for No. Zepring, and $2 41 a $2 42 for No.1 do. Corn active and stron, pening, hut dull at the se. att! prised 75,00 bushels at $1 15 a $1 16 for new ny and t1 16 for old do. in store. For oats the emand was moderate and prices were heavy. Sales 4,000 bushels at 4640. for Western. Kye waa scarcely #o fim; $,000 bushels Canada, in bond, were disposed oc at pt si Varley waa ip some demand. Sales 200 bushels old inferior Cn st at #1 65, Barley malt, though quiet, was firm. Firianrs continued to rule qulet, but rated were pen- (rAlly steniy, The engagements were :—To Liverpool, ‘at, at 4 cd. ; and per steamer, 79 bales vottan’ at Glasgow, per steamer, 30,0 bushels grain at 63, to Bremen, S206 bul pelroleaia on private terma, "Wo heard of no charters. WUNNtFs were duit but steady at our lant quotations. HAY was moderatelye vi prizes, viz:—80c. a &ie, for shipping, and #129 ‘for retail hota. Hiors,—i he market presented no Ii crop, Bic. a We; 1806 doy We a Ze) and Bavarian, 3 @ MWe. pMp.—Maniia was diul at 10%/¢., gold; jute, Bye. a 6\ye., )LASSES:—The market, though dull, was steady at pre- 2,000 do. rosin. The market for spirits turpentine was de- | promsed |y (he beavy arrivals, and prices were aboutfc. por | n lower, ho ‘at Bie,’ wS6e. ‘There was an improved | being 25 bois, at B6yc.. 20) | rt in sbipping ‘order, and 119 do, at ide, Rosin ‘heavy and irregular, closing at about $3 (or 312) $3.18 Lor good do. i 26 n $3.50 ‘S)'for_Now Ty $5.25 a $6 for pale and ¥625 n aio, Sales de bbis. No. Land pale at $a #0, sand 218 do, No. Lat $46u, Wilmington | Salen 50 ble at 4 | ii ruled dail bat stearly, at $1160 $l 16. | oll bubatemdy. " tn balk continued in lixbt demand | about Ie. Sales were made of 1,000 bbls. on snd, reported, 750 do. at 12%4e. 0 18e. For id heavy, and prices were 's¢. r ciwhite, ‘The only sales heard jast half of Auguat, at 0c, Free tandard white Se, @ 33%. part at We. a Tn Ph:ladelphia the market was The sates were 660 bia, standard u 1,500 from Angust to ad 2,80) from June to ‘Porky, 665 do, beet, 238 : port 0. beet, Kege lard. There Wan | \d prices were & } trifle hig im. at $27 75 a | 1 * for new do., #33 00 for ee hea. © aes, Meludiug 00 Sola new une, at $20, wet | option, Live ount of the heavy | arrivals, co f We qoote heavy prime At Hoc. a 1 He. 8 Oige. and cont mon mud tors f was in inoderate requést at Previous prices, visi Sh a $80" 68 for lain ness and 920 10 ‘a gM GO for extra do. olen 220 bois, Tierce beet wae cuit and nominal, eet ham | w bw of Bale. | Sales 10) bla, part ab (34 a ead Cut continu but steady, at 13'ce. a 183g. for | 4c. for pickled doy 18¢6 a lIes kied ham, Ite. a dle, for | Ado. aide 200 pra 4 8c. 0 164 Barpapos.—Latest advices from Bridgetown, April 23, show the following:—Exehange—Bills on London, seltinig at ninety days? sight, per £100; do, sixty days, $4873; do. thirty d: $490; do. seven days, $4921. Billson London—Purchasing, ‘ninety ¢ $480; sicty days, $481; thirty days, $492; “seven y8, $483. Doubloons, purchasmg, $15. American gold per eagle, $9. 2,724 bbls. flour, last sales, at $10 26; 2,150 bbls. corn meal, at $6 03; 1,000 bbls, crackers, at $4 60; 1,185 bags bread, at $4 80; 2,300 bags corn, at $2 25a $2 31; 662 bags Canada peas, at $3 70; 300 bbis. mess pork, at $25 25.; lard, 18¢.; American butter, 2lc, per Ib., ex- hibiting a decline in prices of most articles. Flour and meal maintain thelr value, especially ‘the latter, which has a tendency to advance. There is now a good consumptive demand, and with ordl- nary arrivals prices will likely continue about the same. The market is well supplied with codfish and pickled fish, which sold, the former, from St. Johus, N. F., at $11, $12, $13 75 and $14 per cask; from Har- bor Grace, N. F., $12 50; from Halifax, $12; from Jersey, in tubs, $15 74 and $12 36 for four quintals, 'This was bought mostly by speculators, and prices will likely be maintained. Some few lots of split herrings sold at $425, round at $3 90, infe- rior at $3 per barrel. Mackerel is. dull at $575 per barrel. White pine boards are worth $20 and spruce $17, per M. Pitch pitfe lumber good assortment, with free proportion of boards, are worth $25; 220 twelve inch cypress shingies from Plymouth, N. C., sold at $8 per M., Nova Scotian $2 50 a $275 per M. Red oak staves are worth $50 per M., no arrivals. Coals are selling at $5 75 to $6 per ton, several cargoes in transit and lecline anticipated. Sugar has been taken for the American market at $3 60 to $3 75 per 100 bbls. for fair quality; molasses inactive has been offered at 2le. per galion and cask $4; large holders of a good article ask 226, Freights—Sugars to London £2, to Cork $2 26, to the United States for sugars 30c. a 32zc. per 100 Ibs., for molasses $3 25 a $3 50 per puncheon. ‘The island is healthy and favorable har- vost weather prevallngs Sr. Kirrs.—Dates from here to 30th inst, Freights for here, sugars, 50c.; moiasses, $4. The island is healthy and crops good and likely to be large. YOKOHAMA, JAPAN,—Dates to March 12. Freightsto London, per sailing vessel, nothing loading; to New York, per sailing vessel, £3 5s, to £3 10s, Voge ton, 40 feet; to San Francisco, per Pacific aH steamer, $15 per ton, 40 fect; to New York, per Pacific Mail steamer, $45 per ton, 40 fect; to Hong Kong, per sailing vessel, nomi- nal; to Shanghai, per sailing vessel, nominal, Business has not been satisfactory to importers, the demand in- creasing only with the fall ‘in prices, Transactions have been confined mostly to yarns, plain cottons and black velvets. A sudden decline in the prices of former has induced considerable sales. Gray shirt- ings and hlack have been dealt in to a fair extent at rather easier rates than those last quoted. Dyed cotions, Wollens and fancy goods are quite neglected. ‘The demand for arms has continued, and in spite of the notification has been satisfied, but inquiry for all munitions of waris slackening. Large arrivals of sugar, adding to the stocks already here, have re- duced prices and checked demand, Foreign rice 1s not wanted. Cotton quite out of the market. A steady business is doing in silk, and the demand for finer sorts has ces fi In medium and inferior kinds there is an evident weakness, but notsuficient as yet to alter last quotations, Tue supply of skins has been free with an active demand. In tea busi- nes: been brisk wholly for the American market and prices have remained firm. Arrivals have been scanty and stocks are reduced to about 600 Ibs. Monctary quotations are on London, bank 4 m, 8, 4s. 3d. Credit bills 4 uk. 8. 4d, 6 mM. 8. 48. Shad mentary 4. 8, 43. CIM, 8. 48. Bigd. 1314. Private’ bills, 10 ank & to % per cent dis- count. Wrivate, 1 to 144 per cent discount, Boos. t for government Cate money market remains unalte: securities, 4 per cents, rs, 7-4 to 7-6 discount; 6 per cents, rs. 8-8 to 8-10 premium; 545 per cents, ha, 1-4 to 13-3 premium. ‘The general trade of the port 18 improved, but prices of goods and’ rates of freight remaining high there is little inducement to operate to England. For thg United States tin- id tonnage is principally in demand, The follow- ng charter parties ure ‘reported:—ihe Chariot of Fame, Britisi (formerly American), sevenveen years old, as been taken for New York at $12, gold, to Joa‘ 1,600 tons linseed and 800 tons meast; Pomona, British (iron), also for New York, 160 tons galtnetre at $13, gold, 50 tons cuteh at $16, gold, 1,500 tons lin- seed and 500 tons meast at $15, gold; Francis (to arrive) under charter to load home at $13 50, gold, has been relet at Ks. 2 profits, paid here, for 3, loseed and 46 meast for w York. “Zephra’? has been let out in lots for Boston, at $15, gold, for linseed and $14.50, gold, for light meast. ‘The following sales are also reported:-—Pine boards, sales at action ex Zephyr,” from Boston, 1 inch ‘pine boards, at Ra, 120 to 124, per M; 2 inch spruce planks, at Rs. 126 to per M; 3inch do, Rs. 116 to 117, per M. Tobacco, sales at 10 annas 9 ple, per pound. Tar, Rs. it to per bbl. Pitch, Rs. 11-8 to 12 per bbl. Rosin, Ki to 18 per bb Spirits Turpentine, Rs. 1-6 to 1-3 per gallon, Kerosene, small sales at Rs. 1-10 to 1-12 per = Brown drills, 6 annus to 6 an) 9 pic per de er yard, Sheathing copper, Ks, 31-4 to 31-8 per factory maund. Old copper, Rs. 82 per do,, Sheath. ing metal Rs, 22 to 29-8 per do. Old do, Rs. 22 to 22-8 per do, Pie copper, -12 to t4 per do. Tile and Ingot copper, 8. 21-8 to 324, per do. Spelter—Current Rs. 9-8, perdo. Pig Lead—Saz Ns, 8-4 to 8-8, per do. Crade Lrimstone—Ks, 4-8, per bazar maund, Koll Brim- stone—Ks, 5-8, per d Market Report.—Saltpetre— Shipments to the Uniied States are light; stock 00 bas; quotations, per factory maud, are for Gudna, Rs, 5 to 5-1; Al Rs, 4-14 to 4-15; Chup- prah, Ra. RS. 314 to dds Cawn- pore rei doy BS. 4-15 to + Linseed ¢€ wor jest for shipment to the United States; what little oid seed there is re- maining in the bazer is of inferior quality, and prices are two or three annas lower than a fortnight ago; quotations ave for factory cleaned oid seed, Kt 410’ per t bazar cleaned new seed Rs. 4-2 to 4-5, per do.; uncleaned Rs, 5 per do. Hides and Goatskins are unchanged, with @ fair amount of business for Englaud and the United States for the former, and sia! inquiry for the United Statés for the latter, Shellac continiies with small shipments to the United states, and prices are fuily matiniained, English marks range from Ra, 21-8 to . Native Beerbhoom Rs. 15 to 19, Bhorah, RS. 25 ws per bazar maund. Lacdye contioues with a unt going forward to the United States, are light, and there is no stock in the mar: ous prices are fully realized. Per bazar Ks, to Native Jute—The market remains hipments to the United States are mode- Brown Jeans, 4 annas 9 pie to 5 annas to flr amo Suppli kei. Pre maund, Native Mirzwpore, Beerbhoom, Rs. 28 to 50, inactive, rate, “Doss mixed” Rs. 19-8 to 20 per bute of 300 Ibs, net. “Dutt mixed Ka, 19-410 19-12, per do. Raw Silk—Cossimba: ative filature, RS. 17 to 21, ' facto ci a. dO. Ks. 16 1019 per » do. Kadanagore do, None, 16, per do. Commercol Baul) do. iis, 1, do. Rs. 15 to 16 to 20-8 per do. Coraks—Rs, 135 to 175, per cor’ pieces, Cas: tor OKs, 11-8 to 11-12, per bazar maund, with s10a'l shipments to the United State: otton—The market has been rather quiet, as the cotton in the bazar, fully 50,000 bales, has cost higher, laid down on Caleutta, than buyers are willing to give. Quo- tations, per’ bazar maund, middiing fair, Rs. 16-12 to 1i-4; fair, Rs, 18-12 to 19. “Sales for a forinight 4,500 bales, Cnich—Rs. 10 to 10-4 per bazar maund, in small course of shipment. Dry Ginger—Rs, 8-12 to” 9, bazar maund. Turmeric—is, 4-4 to 4-14, bazar maund. Stic Ra. 11-12, per bazar maund, Coir Yaras—t 0 13, per bazar maund. Twine— Ra. 18, per bazar mau Cardamum Seeds— Ra, 7-10 to 8-8, per seer according to quality. India Rubber-—Rs. 36 to 45, per bazar maund. ‘Opium Benares, Ks, 1,429, per chest; Patna, Rs. 1,450, per di INTERNAL REVENUE MATTERS. Selzure of a Distillery. Y morning Revenue Inspectors Jewett and of the Sixth district, and Shangie of the tighth district, visited Hays’ distillery, No, 231 Bliza- beth street, and, after examination, concluded it had been at work within a tew days, Upon searching the premises they found about 5,000 gallons molasses beer, whereupon the premises, with two barrels of Witiskey found in the rectifying establishment adjoins ing, were placed under seizure, aad the case turned over to Collector Kirk, of the Fifth distriet, accord: Yesterd Marstor ing to existing regulations. The distillery is’ without Neense; neither has itgaven bonds nor was the col- Jector are it Was running, Seizure of Yesierday Inspectar Harvey, of the Thirty-secc prec seized eight cases of Virginia smoking tobacco at pier 21 North river for the alleged non- ayment of the tax of forty cents per pound ane the United States government. It is anid a considerable quantity of Lie to! », Which is of very tine quality and 1 per pound, is inspected at Durham, N. € "although no tax has been Railway Cotporat Section 122 of the internal Revenue law, provides “(hat not only shail dividends pay a tax of five per cent, bul that surplus net earnings over and above 1, Ale—The transactions In raw were lders were firm in the: views The stock is Hight. granuiated, tice ® beive sand yellow, 1Mige. «15. .c +¥. The demand was light, ' Foil while, Sales 150.0008, entta Hinged wi At Wispe duit and anehanged, Clover tmothy, $250 @ $900, and Aeontinved to rate dail, The rales at ie, a 1 ye, Keeeipte 8 bie, Phe market was dull and A 10me. ot WATS wewtyal the amount required for ope nye expenses and keepings the road fa an average condition of repair, under the direction of spc YY nt Corn Well iio the reports of railway companies, with & view to discover whether or not they fave com pled with iis provision. It is suid that sufletent evidence Of neglect or been obtained in th evasion in this regard has cases of soveral wealthy cor. porations. in this city te warrant a reaasessment of taxes and penalties, ard that a report the same has been forwarded to ashing examination js not to be contined to any oty aw ae aepartnens We Hee be id tare % proved . tent, a large addition Will made to the revegue of the sovernment. 'D A “GENERAL ORDER” AND THE LIQUOR DEALERS, Yesterday afternoon Police Superintendent Ken- nedy issued @ telegraphic order to the various cap- tains of the ‘metropolitan police district informing them that a large number of liquor dealers whose licenses have expired have not manifested the slightest intention go far to renew them, and that if those dealers who not “renewed” attempt to Keep, house immediately to order them to cloge and to take delinquents into custody on the charge of selling liquor without a license or permit, Last. 2p tation S metro) ul odd had “renewed,” so if those who have not “come down” to the excise treasurer should attempt to sell their surplus stock of liquors the police will have their hands fuli, LOST AND FOUND, OUND--ON. FRIDAY, MAY 15, A PACKAGE OF Leather, whieh the owner can ‘have by applying to Hall & Blauvelt, 50 Cortlandt street, proving property and paying expenaes for advertising. OST CERTIFICATE.—NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that application has been made to the Auditor General of Pennsylvania for the of a duplicate of the following deserii Certiticate of the fi ne cent loan of the Common- wealth, lasued by the Bank of Pennsylvania, acting a trans- fer agent of the Commonwealth, in the name ot wan & Marx, of London, which certificate has been lost, viz:—No. 21, dated July 12, 1834, act of April 5, 1624, for $2,000, O8T—BOOK NO. 11,917 OF THE ATLANTIC SAVINGS: Bank, ‘The finder will please return to the Bank, 185 Chatham square, N. ¥. OST—A-CARTMAN'S RECEIPT BOOK. A LIBERAL reward will be paid by leaving the sanie at G. & U., 860 ‘and 262 Greenwich street, L OST—ON 18TH INST., A KEY TO A HERRING'S SAFE, 14 No, 24,265. The finder will receive a suitable reward by leaving the same at the office of Messrs. Herring & Co. OST—ON SUNDAY, 17TH INST., A BANK ROOK, L4 No. £2,198 Greenwich Bank, Sixth avenue. If the finder ‘will please leave it at the bank or at 217 West Eleventh street he will receive the thanks of the owner. Lo8t oN THURSDAY EVENING, BETWEEN THIRTY. 4 third street and Wallack’s theatre, by way of Fourth Avenue cars, m chased gold bracelet, A suitable reward will be given for’its return to No. 7 East Thirty-third street, OST—FRIDAY NIGHT, A BAY HORSE, STRING L4 halted hind leg; also ’Mare, heavy with colt. A hand- some reward will be given if returned t0 MIKE LINEHAM, Fort Hamilton. T0808 MONDAY, MAY 11, PROBABLY NEAR CITY Hall, a sinall Memorandum’ Book, with notes concera- ing Pacific Railroad survey, of no value except to owner. Whoever will return {t to Dabney, Morgan & Co., 68 Exchange place, will be suitably rewarded, LoStzA COUPON FOR 180, GOLD, EITHER, IN, 10- i4 boken, on the ferryboat orgolng from thence to 159 Du- ane street, ’ By returning it to 190 River terrace, or 159 Duane street the finder will be suitably rewarded, OST—ON SUNDAY EVENING, A BLACK AND TAN ‘Terrier Dog, thoroughbred, nanied Bill, eight months old, no collar. A Mberal reward will be paid for bis return to Re 8. CHOATE, 187 West Twenty-lirst street. REWARD FOR THE RETURN OF A HALF «De» breed Scotch Terrier Dog.—Answers to the name of Jack; ears ent, color brindle, breast white, Get reward at West Washington Market. - REWARD.—LOST, ON SATURDAY, MAY 16, A +) large black and tan Terrier Dog; answers to the name of Billy. Whoever wil! return the same to 92 Lewis street will receive the above reward. J. MoCALL, in the tea store. h1(Q) REWARD.—LosT, A. SILVER HUNTING-OASE ¢ Watch, patent lever, No. ly If returned to 241 leecker street the above reward will be paid, with thanks of the owner. $10 REWARD.—LOST, BETWEEN 7% AND 94; SUN- q day evening, a white setter Dor, with liver spots; an- swers to name of Spot. The above reward paid and no ques tions asked upon returning the dog to 29 West Fourteenth street, $200 REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR ANY IN: DZ formation leading to the recovery of black and colored Silks stolen from dry’ goods store 344 Bowery on the night of the 12th inst., and no questions asked. S500 REWARD SSTOLEN, FROM OUR. Ri « e) store, 228 Bowery, on the 17th inst,, the following articles :— 5 17 Mink Mufis, 10 Do, Talmas. ‘The fur goods are ull marked on the skins side namer, &c, ‘The above reward will be paid for the of the’ goods or for information which will lead to covery, A. proportionate amount will be of pait of ther HAKKIS & RL 450 Broadway or 228 Bowery. [)PIRCTIVE, POLICE AGENOY, 68 BROADWAY. —THIS old established agency refers’ to the mercantile com- unity generally az to thelr experience, fwelities and stand: ng i ______ MARBLE MANTELS. FIRST CLASS TARLOR | MANT! Manties for sale cheap atJOHN MASKELL’S, Third ‘avenne, between 109th and 10th atrect MARBLE MANTELS, MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES, great varieties, at redineed py 8. KLABER'S manu factory, 52 First avenue, near Third street. Mantola put up nthe country, Get prive list ing elnewhere, ARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS, HALF THE PRIGE of marble, Send for circntai T. B, STEWART, 605 Sixth avenne, between Thirty-fifth and Thirty-sixth streets, ALSO PLAIN ARBELIZED SLATE MANTELS, CHEAPER AND e durable than marble, Salesrooms Hudson River Company, 25 Park row, New Yor! . ARBLE MANTFLS.—THE BEST PLACE IN THE city to purchase Marble Mantels of the latest designs, at, very low pri at A. KLABER'S Marble Works, 15 East Eighteenth str bird avenue, N.Y. Cut this out, Slate OUS. ERY DESCRIPTION ed and evidence found if eTECTIVE BUSINESS OF attended to; divorces obt existing, by WILD! CO., 455 West Portiets street. Ap- ply in person or by le! FUSSELL & €O., WHOLESALE ICE CREAM . furnish fairs, excursions, plenics and retailers with better cream and at less price tan any one in the city, ‘and deliver it at any steamboat or raliroad depot. 209 Fourth avenue. 1,288 Broadway. 180 Chatham square. ECURE YOUR HOUSES AGAINST | BURGLARS. SD Picree Burglars’ Detective, the only sure‘defence against Darglars. Call and examine, of send for circular, Factory, 222 East Twenty-cighth street DENTISTRY. AL TEETH—CHEAPEST AND BEST IN TILE xtracting with gas ;no palo. Gold Fillings, « t reasonable prices. Dr. C. A. WHT dove Fitteenth street, elty. #tantial work, Sixth avenue, NOLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION ORIGINATED THE / anwsthetic use of nitrous oxide ga winister it in the most approved method, do nothing but extract teeth, and cer- tainly do it without 0 27,000 patients tertiiy, ‘Soe their DR RESTO! new at the ollie, 19 Cooper Institute. QOStEOPLASTIC AND PURE GOLD eth in every atage of decay to their original sha ‘and beauty without pain, 15,000 testimonials, Discoveres Tooms removed to 122 East Sixteenth strect. NEETH EXTRACTED, WITHOUT yours —Cas fresh daily. Beantiful Teeth, $1; set, i old sets ought, J. JAY VILLERS, 156 Grand, near Hroad: way; DR. HENRY VILLERS, 265 (irand, near Bowery. wire ORALITE FOR FILLING TEEYH IN ALL ‘stages of decay without pain; restores discolored teeth PAIN, ELEVEN and fy durable; price within the means of all. Artificial Teeth lowest ible prices. Dr. TENISON, 279 Fourth ave- nue, corner of Twenty-second sirect. 190 so BEAUTIFUL Continuous GUM 100) DV seis or Tecth, Rubber Plate, with Plumpers, #10, Extracting under gas without charge’ whea others are in- terted. Drs, BODINE, UN) Grand street. _ EXPRESSES, —HYNARD, FURNITURE AND BAGGAGE EX- A..~ prem, 78 ‘and O60 Bank. street, neat Bleecker atrert, Moving of furniture, city or country, with care, Farniure storage. L, BATTERSON, FURNITURE SVORAGE AN «press, 695 and 690 Sixth avenue, near Fortieth Storage taken by load oF fine, Rooms to let for storage of furnt ture. F. & G. BURNHAM'S FURNITURE AND BAGS xpress, 111,113, 115 West Eloy “Large wagons for moving f janofortes packed and sh vanced. ~ CLOTHING. ATTENTION. LADIES AND G ceive fall value in cash for C r Edward Miller, 138 Seventh avenuc, AN RE: Sarpet and Mra. berg Calling on oF addressing near Nii enth etree TTENTION!-AT TH, ROS! | A tablishinent, 212 Seventh a | for Cast OW Clothing, Carpets, Beddiag, xc. Hes and | nite wi be pane attended to by ca ling on or address: | SPECIAL ATTENTION Sixth avenue, begs to inform iis bile that he ha’ removed to #29 Third w tinwe to pay the highest arpets, Furniture, de. aler, and favor mh with a that are applied to new construction account or ¢ | sributed to any other fund, shall also pay the tax of | five per een An evamimation has recently been had ‘ Mintz, 829 Third. avent and Filty-fifth airceta, A.1 {8 SIXTH AVEXUR—LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, AN." if you wiat to receive. the hi #1 price for east olf © ¥ Furvity yeu can etween Filty-fourth rs. and rks, nent HE | Carpets dey by | th avenue, ‘tw nded by Mr Li, LADT AL “full vatue: tor their Cast of ¢ Calling on oF aderensing M. COUN, 30 doors below Thirty-fourth street. ‘Ladies Cohn. \" TLEMEN CAN RECEIV, SEYENIH AVENUR, BETWREN THIRT nd Thirty-second street. —Liiies a {ee in esl for all Cast-off Clothing. 7. SIXTH AVENUE LADIFS AND GENTS CAN inal And honest © B, MINTZ, to whom they ca: f their castatl Seweiry atv per cent more than adcters B, MINTS, TL Sixth avenue, ies attended by Mra, Mintz. 10,006 WORTH OF CAST OFF LADIRS AND . rents? Clothing wanted at 860 Reventh ave: Boe, Tae highest price pai’, Call oF vend vote, Mire STRAUBS (formeriy of 569 340 fret A’ fn v SALES AT AUCTION, RY THE PRICES, 4 T TAY THE BA TE EXCELLENCE METROPOLITAN JOB PuiNyiNg, ESTABLISHMENT, CATALOGUES, i EES, ‘BILLS OF SALE, ——e A J. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER. . ogee TUESDAY, May 9, at 12 o'clock, 2 in Westchester county, at the | ne Pe a een Weecpean the New Haven Railroad, known as the ‘Roc! s ‘The splendi ky Dell Farm, at White Piaiay, aifiane from depot, 3% miles from maroneck, containing 168 acres, | Mansion. House—48 feet square, piazza all around, 24 | stories and basement, panty, of and ‘cold | water, dumb waiter, m ud pipes’; bullt by day"s | work in the most thorough manner. | Graperies—-Two, each 9 feet, with conservatory In centre, by boilers; cellars for food for stock; two ardener; dwelling house and grapery supplied with water by bydrauilfc ram, Btabl ‘with harness room, feed bins, nine stalls. Carriage House—25x43; haylott over all; two siccping rooms; exeellent well connected for washing carriages. Barn S540) with threshing floor. Ox Stable—T4.9x84 ; divided into three compartments. Cow Stable and Barn—M4x.2, with feed room, blueyhay. | mow, threshing floor, de. Cel 24 staiiles too Barnyard, with force pimp: large Osh pon’ wird tee house; | wagon house, 25x26; corn crib, curt shed, chicken yard. Stone Walls ail around the farm, Fajrbanks three-ton bay and coal scales. Fine orchards; grounds stocked with ornamental trees ecnserzatory. filled with a splendid: assortment of Planta, trees, &o. ‘Title perfect. ' ‘Maps at 77 Cedar street. UCTION.—AN EXTRA LARGE SALE OF over $15,000.worth of Household Furniture; large Mirrors, .fne Jntings, Works of Art, Bronzes, Statuary, Lava and China Vases, rich Cut Glass, Crystal and Bohemian Ware Silver Plated Ware, de. This iiay (Tuesday), May 1% morning, at 11 o’elock precisely, at the elegant residence 11 Went Eighth atreet, between Filth aud Siath avenues, consist- ing of magnificent rosewood seven octave four round cornered Pianoforte, Stool and Cover, four elegant Parlor Suits, cov. ered with the richest description of French satin brocatel aud reps; Velvet, Brussels-and Ingrain Carpets, Lace Curtaina, rosewood Ei ‘Turkish Easy Chatre and Lounges, wale Dut Bookeaso, Writing Desk, rosewood and walnut Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands, Gomnodes, Spring and Hnir Mat: tresses, Blankets, Linen, Soia, Rockers and Chairs, covered With haireloth and reps; Curtains, Mirrors, Clocks, ‘Tea and Dining and Extension’ Tables, Sideboard, Dining Chairs, Table Cutlery, Tea and Dinner Sets, Cusitrs, Toe Pitchers, Spoons, Forks, &e.; walnut Hatstand, Chairs, &c. Sale post N. B.—All the goods have been mnade to order and will 1a to the highest bidder without reserve. Reliable men attendance to cart or pack goods for purchasers ut reason- able charges. UKE FITZGERALD, Auctioneer. ant and collection of Of DRIAN H. MULLER, AUCTIONEER.—PEREMPTORY, sale of valuable property on First street, (By order of ihe Supreme Court, in Partition . ‘ADRIAN H. MULLER, P, R. WILKINS & CO. Will sell at auction, on Tuesday, May 19, at 12 o'clock, at the Exchange Salesroom, 111 Broadway. (By order of the Supreme Court, in Partition, under the direction of Daniel P. Ingral Enq. Referee). First street—Six Houses and Lois the ‘horth side of First atreet, commencing 84 feet 4 inches ensterly from the Second avenue, being together 127 fect in ‘width in front on First street, 131 feet 8 inches on the rear, 65 feet 6 inches in depth on the westerly and 40 feet 10 inches on the easterly side. Five of the houses are brick fronts and one brick, ‘The houses will be sold separately. Maps at the offlce Of the auctioneers. 8, H. THAYER, Piaintitt’s Attorney. ADRIAN HL. MULLER, AUCTIONEER, JONES’ ESTATE ON PROSPECT HILL, | TARRYTOWN, | At Auction. | ADRIAN H. MULLER, P. 8. WILKINS & CO., will sel! at auction, on Friday, May 22, 1868, at 12 o’elock, nt the E: chanze salesroom, 111’ Broadway, a splendid Country Sent, containing six acres of land, ono mile from the tepot ; mineniltt cent river view; handsome two aud a half story House, seventeen rooms, finished in black walnut, contains all the modern conventences; there is also a stable on the her particnlars apply to 8. Emberson, Esq., 421 Eighth avenue, or to the auctioneers, No. 7 Pine treet. T AUCTION,—BY E. H. LUDLOW & CO., AUCTION- ecra, No. 3 Pine street, on Wednesday, May 20, atl P. M., on the premises, by order of Francis T. ‘Garrettson, Exec: utor, &c., Clifton Point, at Ritebeck, on the east bank of te Hudson, 191 acres choice Land, with water grant; mansion large, Tawon deeply shaded. fiver, ant nicuntatn, vicws auperb. Descriptive eireulars at auctioneers’ oilice. yas 60 per cent can remain on mortgage three care, T PRIVATE S&LE—ALL THE ELEGANT HOUSE- hold Furniture contained in the tive story brown stone residence 4 West Sixteenth street, between Fifth and Sixth ch aven Superb Drawing Room Suits, covered Fr 0 5 for EO; One lo. 47; Eosewood oven o¢- ‘orte, cont #600, for 300: Etaceres, Rookease, intings, Mirrors, Curtains, Clocks, Vases, Carpels, Bronzes, tension Table, China, Glasa, Sliver Ware; Thble Catlory, Bullet, Wardrobes, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Hair, Spring Mat. tresses; at half original cost. ‘The furniture has been in use | Jess than five months and is in perfect order. UCTION SALE OF IMPORTED RHINE WINES.—THIS (Tuesday) morning, May 19, at 11 o'clock, at 108 Liberty, street, 298 casks (in quarter and half casks) Rhine Wines, yin- of 1863 and 1866 (about 35,000 gallons), to be sold at pub- Ne’ auction by 8. HERMAN, Auctioneer, 'Oice 13 Bowery, where all particulars can be TION NOTICE,—R, T. HAZELL, AUCTIONEER. ‘This day (Tuesday), May 1 at 107¢ o'clock, at our salesroom, 3’ Voritandt street, Hardware, Cuilery, Tinned Ware, key heey in lota to suit eity and country trade, Catulogues op morning of sales J, BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER, TUESDAY, MAY at 12 o'clock, at the Exchange Sul N.Y. ‘ountry Beat yt Ravenswood, ‘and basement modern frame House and tworacres of jn lawn and garden, on the East river, at Ravenswood, waik from the landing. House built in the anner by day's work? splendid carriage location perfectly healthy; has a beautiful and Ornamental trees, ty, being but thirty reet_ and twenty minutes from Park, and accessible at ail hours, ts for? either a summer or winter A. apleni stor and L. I, five minu most thorough honse and stables ve: resl- leawant lence, For mapa and photographie view appiy to the auctioncer, 77 Cedar street, A GAMPBELL, & CO. AUCTIONEERS, OFFICE $50 Bowery, will sell this day at 12 o'clock, postponed from yesterday, the Ale, Liquor and Sample Vauite 15 William ‘street, near Wall, with epiendid Fixtures, handsome carved Counters, encased Back Shelving, tine Mirrors, Bar Fixtures, dc. together with valuable Lease of premises,two years, at email rent, ‘To be ponittvely sold without reservation, Sp lators, buyers specially invited. UCTION SALE OF FURNITURE—BY COLE & MUR- PHY, at 881 Fulton street, Brooklyn, on Wednesday, May 20, at 10% o'clock :— Black walnut Parlor and Chamber Suits, 2 Pier Glasses, 4) Brassels and ingrain Carpets, Mat- dis pictures were procured of the artis p | a time when they were founding thelr reputation, and. work. g with that degree of earnestiiess which is charncteristle oF | the best period of an n and Gans proved Clothes 3 -teagbgaayas y 3. B.A OPFICE -f1 B hold Furnit Saeapnt hea pene ‘4 (Tuesday), May 19, the lente a sate sont ie Brow snag sae nt Pct te two elegant ill, covered ia Prone fui ut H : Piavoforte, in fing order: garved Seren ctar® 5 tog Far ec Curtains, Corn! alto a fine: hon ef rt ‘Oil Paintings, Chit ry Pirnitive cone sng ot Matccnion. Bintee pee Placa Wve Guid iy, Ae. Bers magalicent Hoitea aver » Cull My, cay Be, 5 a Ture Ine. rved ros "wood; mahogany end walont; hep ties es, Straw’ Palliasses, ‘te, ; Kitchen and front nme: Furnitu % Cooking Utenalis, &c. Ac. Cataloguea ¢ Y HENRY ls, HERTS, AUCTIONEER—ON TUESDAY, May 19, at iv o'clock, at 284 Tenth avenue, conti dale of new aud second, hand Clothing, comprising over elezant Silk Dresses, Shawls, Furs, Underclothing, Banques, elegant Furs, dc. aldo the Lease, Fixtures and ‘of the Ww jore. M. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER, Carpets, Pier Mirrors, Parlor Sutts, Chamber Suits, &e., Ac. M. DOUGHTY will sell’ this day (Tuesday), May 19, “at iy o'clock, at the Salesroom, 7 Nasi large and elegant assortment of new and second han niture, Carpets, rosewood and walnut parlor Suite ta, brocatell,’ reps, haircloth, rosewood and walaut Suits, Centre fables, oak and walnut marble top 81 oak and walnut extension dining Tables, Chairs, &c., toll Crockery, Glassware, Hatr Mat Feather Leds, Bolsters and Pillows, Redding, c.; walnut Wardrobes, ‘Mifrors, gam Chandetiers, Kitchen’ Utensils, silver plated Ware, Ae, &e. the whole to be peremptorily sold, Catalogues at sal . x eens Y HENRY D, MINER, AUCTIONEER, SALESLOOM No.8 Cortlandt’ street, four doors west /rom Broadway, ‘Art Gallary No. 45 Broadway. Valuable private Library of Standard Books, comprising the complete works of the best authors on literature, theolo; medicine, history, biography, fiction, science, ce.) £0. naw ready fot examldation at the salesroom of HENKY D. MI- NER & BARKER, No.8 Cortlandt street, to be sold at auc- tion Wednebday, May 20, at 11 o'clock, EXTRAORDINARY ART SALE MESSNS. LEAVITE, STREBEIGH & CO. will sell by auction, JOHN Hy AUSTIN, Auctioneer, on evening, May 23, the entire collection of Paititige of the Lute Mr, A. M. COZZENS. ‘The pictures are too known in artcircles to require comment, The collection contains SEVENTY-EIGHT PAINTINGS. tive cholcest examptes of the respoctive Mt collected by Mr. Cozzens during @ period of thirty years of most intimate relations with art nnd artists, Mr. Cozzens was a liberal and intelligent patron of Amert~ can art, aud remarkable for good taste, and for that gent sympathy with artists which, at the tlnehe began to tn himself in art, was a most Iinportant element of art encour ement. His opportunities, accordingly, for procuriny - tentative works Of our school were of tio best kind. Mod of ainted them, Comprisin, artiste career. Many of the pletures belonging to his collection might be cited as the best produce tions of their painters, Such an opportunity for procuring of American art, valuable in connection with tte hise may not soon ocetir agaln, for there is no representative col Hon in private hands equal to tt. His Colee—Church — Durand—Gray—Enstman—Johnson— Kensetts — Huntingtons—Sully--Stanct—Inmane—Cropseys— ~ Pine—Hicks’— Mount— Woodville — Edmonds—Leutzes—I Ne—Doughtys—W elr—Whittredge, e., c., wero esteemed by Mr. Cozzens to be unsurpassed, if ¢ wailed, by nny other works of those celebrated painters. ‘he gale will commence at 74; o'clock. 3 ‘Now on view, K. free, day and evening. A. LAWRENCE, AUCTIONEER.—THE NEW AND elegant yacht Sx ppho will be gold at pubile auctions by ‘Mesars. LAWRENCK & STRATTON, Auctioneers, om board vessel at foot of Bridge street, Brooklyn, L. Ty om uraday, May 21, at 12 o'clock. Dimensions:—Length, J25- feet; beam, 27 feet 7 inch depth of ho'd, 1i feet; tonnage 310, Old measurement. This splendid vesset of the best material and in the most th und care ul manner, with a model un beauty and comfort by the Messrs. C. a launched from thelr yard at Prookiyn one cruise last sammer with the New York Ya and untried as she was) he proved all (hat in the great race (to windward) from Ni Island, sho easily outeailed all her com; ture and equipwments are elegant, complet every partici Inventory and Turther ji Auetionee ¢, Trinity Building, 11 ey subatenila ett for a is Pollloge an car ago. On her Squadron (new expected, and ort to Block ra Her furnte nd perfect ia ‘ormation at the: roadway, base= ment. (JEORGE COOK, AUCTIONERR, x Salesrooms WL Liberty street, will sell by auction this day, at 10% o'clock, Coundin Butets, Beds ae. tresses, and an assortment of Houschold*Furaiture. AUCTION CAMPBELL & CO. AUCTIONEERS, SELL Wednesday tiret class Furniture of family going to Ev Tope; rosewood Suits in green rep, Brussels and fograin Car pets, marble boa other Tables ; ‘Bhreaus, Washstand, walnut edatoads, Chairs, Engraving, ‘Crockery, Glassware, Kitchen Particulars to-morrow, CAMPBELL, Jr, Salesman, CTION SALE OF CROCKERY, GLASS, CUTLERY, silver plated Ice Pitchers, Tea Sets, Caaterm, also Brit China, he.—HENRY G. EVANS, Auce er, will soll on Tuesday, May 19, at Wotclock, at 50 Har. general assoriment in lots to suit city and coune cked for shipment, Sale per- Utensils, ke. AY tannia Ware, fan B. HERTS, AUCTION ELEGANT CARINET FURN: ON THURSDAY, MAY 21, ATLL O'CLOCK, AT THE SALESROOMS, NO. 189 BROADWAY, CLOSING SALE OF THE ENTIRE BALANCE OF STOCK OF MR. ALBERT KUNZE, OF NO. 7 SIXTH AVENUE. Comprising every description of really first class Cabinet Fur nitnre, to be sold positively without reserve, on account of the owner retiring trom bust miter & ‘opportunity to son exhibliion, with ogues, on Wed- TTURE, a r y AUCTIONEER, SALES orn jassan at oF site the Post ofice.— ROBERT SOMERVILLE will aell by auetinn on Wednesday May 20, at 103s o'clock, at 238 Last Broadway, genteel Household Furniture, consisting of Brossels and Ingrain Car- pets, rosew od Boctave Piano, Piee nad Mantel Mirrors, Lace and Damask Curtaing, rosewood Parlor Suits, in reps and hatr oloth, marbie top Centre Tabie, Extension’ Table, corner Etageres, mxhoguny Boo Redstend Dining aira and Tables, hair al raw Mattresses, fy Bey Oileloths, white and deca China Dinner and Tea, Set, Claas Were, together with an assortment of Kitehen Farni: ture, Cooking Utensils, te BY Roseer soMeR nie, AucTIONE Salesroom No.7 Nassau street, : (Onnoaite the Post oftice.) ROBERT SOMERVILLE will sell at Auction thin day, May 19,at 10's o'clock,at the private resi¢ence in One Hundrey and Twenty third stre°t, (ourth house east of First avenue, ail the Honsehold Furniture therein, vize: Black wainnt Parlor and Bedroom 8) ier and mantel Mirrors, velvet and Brus- rpet, bine walnut Dining Table, Chairs, Bookcases, Wardrobes, hair Matiressos, feather Beda, Bolsters and Pit Jows, together with a large ‘assortment of Kitchen Utensils, with which the sale will commen BY 2OBERT SOMERVILLE, AUCTIONEER SALES. Rasann street, oppostiothe Post ofice. ROBERT | SOMERVILLE will sel) by auction, day, Wednesday | 7 19, Oant31, 10g orctockeach tar, atenies- | trecl, a large Invoice of costly Carrara Mar | wary aad Bronzes just reectved from impor: p of F. Zannont ee F richness of atiractiv , of Florence., This assortment wilt ovelty of designs one of the ove firm, com about 60 f f Statuary ra Marble, a larg | ups, Figures and Animals, foe | te, yellow and Ba | Verde de Prato I and many more arti wwe will give fall desertptic BY MEY Paine, AveTiOn No. 8 Cortana ¢ four doors w Ait Galery 845 Hroa OP Hi, D. MINE at their ‘Oil Paintings, Chromos, f Engravings, ae. 0 Nassau lvoe op} rt, 12 East Thirteenth street, near avenue. IIIS DAY, AT 12 O'CLOCK, By JOUNSTON & VAN TASSELG. at theit AVOTION MART, [12 BAST TINTEENY ‘ot Horses aud “Fourth ABO, jor “itorses and Carrt nae on account Of the weatt S$ HOHLENBERG, AU DASS RESTAURANT FURNU FRENCH MIRNOR, KITCHEN FURNITURE, €C. 5 | HOMLEN BERG & HOCH will ell thin tay, tn Tots, at 10 | o'clock, at the corner of Third street and avenue D, the en- ures and Stock of a jarge Restaurant and | Fleeent back wainnt Connters, Hack | Fixtures, marble top Dining Tables, French plate Mirror®, oak Extension Tab 16 seat Chairs, wo Jee Boxes, one ‘ge do. black Walhit Tables, Clock, rosewood Rngliah Weer i bronze Chan- Purnp, OM Vatntings, fine Steel Engravings china and Glass dcliers, Ranges, Stover, Casters, Silverware, C y chen | tenstis} also the large stock of choice Ales, ny , Liquors and Chyara, in tote to sult purchasers. | P. 8, Our Innunterable fren, dear ‘ind the pubic are cordial: invited te attend the male, aw) Will be ope af our Taek in Uh } city. | day, the 1th day of May, 1468, at 1 o'clock int the forenoon, 1g House, Bankers’ Desks and Tables, Letter Presses, Chairs, &e.; also 2 walnut Bookcases, On Wednesday, at 104 o'clock, Second Hand Furniture, 8, Bookcases and Bedding, Crockery, Lounges, Chairs, On Tinirsday, at 10% o'clock, rare Greevhouse and Hedding Out Piants aud Trees, BOGART, AUCTIONEER, . will sell on Wednesday, May 20, at I'M¢ o'clock, Marshall’s #nic, a general assortment of arior, Bedroom, Dining Room ‘und Kitchen Furaiture, Carpets, Mirrors, &e. ¢ also unfinished black walnut Parlor Suits; a Jot of Window , Shades, CHARLES F. WATTS, Marshal, J, BOGART, AUCTIONBER.WEDNESDAY, MAY. 20, J. atdorclock, at Laight sirect (Marshal's male), t black Waluat Desks, one fron Safe. 4 CHARLES F. WATTS, Marshal. OUN L, VANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER, 94 DUANE. 2, gftrectge Tile day, at 12 M2 sharp, regular sale of nuperior ‘Trotting, Road, Family and Farm Stock, al of whieh are ful ly warranted and well worthy the atiention of those desiring: valnable horses. Also Harness, Wagons by our best city makers, &c, See Horses and Catrlages Lead for further par- siculara MORTEAGE SALE—UNDER ASD BY VIRTUE OF two several ebattel mortgages, we will expose to publi sale, by LEECH & MINER, Auctioneers, on Tuesday, the Ssth'day of May, at 10 A. M., at 20 Bayard street, corner of Chrystie street, ‘the Stock and Fixtures of a Liquor Store therein contained. Also atthe same time and place, a Lease Of said Promixes, having two yours to tun from ‘May 1, 1868. JAMES WALLACE & CO., 13) Cedar street, Daren, NEw ¥ 16, 1868, "corner of Washiiigton at. ORTUAGE SALE.—-S. HERMAN, AUCTIONEER, will sell thin day, int 103 ofclock A: Ms ni 14 Ciatog, tue pf a morigage, ohe Horse, Wazon “aan L. RINDSKOPRS city Mi UNDY & HIGGINS, AUCTIONEERS, WILL SELL thin dav, commencing at 10}¢ o'clock, at 239 Wooster eet, the entire Household Furniture, consicting of black x nit maboyrany and other Parlor and Be room Salts, heavy. nglish and Brussels Carpeting, Lace Curtains, &o, guy Wares Chandeliers Stee ands Tull hesortasent of Kitchen Utecsiis, with’ whieh the sale will commence. EREMPTORY SALE OF IWO HANDSOME BROWN STONE FRONT DWELe LING HOUSES AND Lots. JOSEPH MoGUIRE, AUCTIONEER, Will sell on Tuesday, May 19, 1868, at 13 o'clock, at tbe Ex- change Salosroom, No. 1M Broatway, on SIXTY-SECOND STREET, 220 feet cast of Second avenue, three story basement and cellar brown sione House. ONE HUNDRED AND TENTH STREET, south side, 42 feet east of Fourth avenue, three story basement and cellar brown stone House. Each of these houses is new and replete with all modern conveniences, ‘Terms liberal. Sale positive, Maps and particulars at the auctionecr’s allice, No. 8) Nassau street. ‘PAWNBROKBI'S SALE THIS DAY AT W. 8 INGRA HAMS, 58 New Bowery, 900 lots Men's and Women's Clothing: alto Gold and liver Watches, Jeveity, Rewalvery Guna, Sale to commence with Jewelry at 11 o'clock, By or der M. Merhbach, 433 Grand street, AWNBROKER'S SALE—WATCHES AND JEWELRY— By R. FIELD, Auctioneer, on Weines lay, at Uo'clock, iat salesroom 487 Pearl str‘ et, corner City. Hall piace, consists ing of Gold aud Silver Watches, Gold and Diamond Jewelry, Mosical dM, Instraments, Guns, Pistols, de. ention of the trade. By order W. Wiledn i lots of Womea'é Clothing, com Crape and Wovtlen Shawin; Rew Silks Dres Underelothing, Bedding, Boots ant Shoes, Worthy the aitention of dealers, By order K. Simpson & 19% Bowery. RQBERT SOMERVILLE, AUCTIONEER —SALESROOM 87 Nassau street, art gallery 82 Fifth avenue. Elegant Household F removed to the spacious room ato; wenuie, ROBERT SOMERVILLE non Thursday, May 21, at 3g o'clock, at the Jery, 52 Fifth avenue, w fine assortment of Household Fur- niture, consisting in part of elegant rosewood Parlor Suits, in fntin Hrocatel and reps; superb roKewood seven octay hatte ounces, Reception’ Chattes full round corners Easy be tt arved roxewood Ktageres, Centre Tables, ‘Music Cant nid Tupiip and Omolu Console Tables, Pier ad Manvel Mirrors, rosewood seven octase Planon, Dining Room, Library and Bedroom Furniture: Extension Dining Chaira, Buets, Brocatel and Satin Care tains, rosewood and Black walnut Hookcases, Ara on rich rosewood and walnut Bedroom Sutts, with the Bedding Velvet, Brussevis and Auhusson Carpets, &e ‘Also a fue collection « of fine oF Paint logs, ae, aes, & The above will be on exhibit! SOMERVILLE, AUCTIONE ER, SALESROOM reet, opposite Post oflice.— ROBERT BOM- BERT 37.Ni ° in Friday, May 22, at 10% AUCTIONEER, 1444 Canal atreet, neion and other Tables, French Looking Glasses, Chamber Suite, Wardrobes, stands, sofas, Lounges, C! ng ant Washetanita, 1 plate Boo™ cast - her Nureate, Ie aud Hedding, av Iogear « Machines, Matting, 4 for houseker SALE.-ROSEWOOD FIAKO, WALNUT roiture. RICHARD WALTERS, toneer, will sell on Tuew May 19 ‘clock, at 27 East Broadwev, one 7 octaves rosewood Pinnoforte, with a wholes? sto-< of (ine walnut okcases, Hatstand, Bureana, Washstands, § " BE a, Pler and Centre Tabi other furnitore, Mirrors HER, Deputy. JAMES O'BEIEN, ’ GHERIEPS SALE. RICHARD WALTERS, AUCTION. SS cor, will sel} der of Buiperior Court David Woole Against Aaron Jacoba and Julis G. Salbioger. ity virtue of @. warrant of attachment, mtg an ofder ixsved oat ol. the Ste riot Court of the eity of New York, by Hon. John M. Bar- our, Jastier, L will expose to Rale at’ public tondue, on Toes at 2} East Kroadway, a large and faliabi> assortment oF Cloths, Gasaiineres, Doeskins, Melton, Jeans C ten, Mobalt, Binding, JAMES O'BALLN, Sherif. EUGENE DOPNLN, Dopniy & Dated New York, May 14, 1» w* WITTERS, AUCTIONERR.DAVID Dp, Will sell tists da ky wt 28) Madson BGAN in the basement, the enti AF tck of © eal j maker, declining busi hich will be found Par 4 Jor Suita, m brocatel, haircloth snd rep; Bodroom Butte, tr ; rorewpod, black wait and oni haireloth} also Wardrober, Chair: Rianday 46. Tho above ia worthy well ae hourekeevers bete hie Lop jention of ces the at