The New York Herald Newspaper, June 24, 1868, Page 9

NEW, YORK ;MRALD; | WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, /1868;-TRIPLE (SHEET) FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. TuESDAY, June 23-6 P. M. The gold market was rather heavy during the early part of the day, and after opening at 140% the Price declined to 140, following which, however, there wag a gradual advance to 140%, and the closing quotation prior to the adjournment of the board was at 1403; 4 140%. There was an active borrowing demand for coin, and loans were made at Tates varying from 1-64 to 3-64 per cent per diem, and at 3a14 per cent per annum for borrowing. Afver three o'clock, however, apprehensions of in- creased scarcity to-morrow caused 1-16 per ‘diem to be bid for the use of gold from Wednesday to Thursday by the “shorts,” out of ‘whom the bulls are eager to make capital by aggra- vVating the natural scarcity of coin at this particular ‘time. ‘The Treasury will not anticipate the payment of the July interest, it is semi-oMoially announced, ‘unless to the extent of a day or two. Thus tt is not Probable that any checks will be given in exchange ‘for coupons until Monday next; but where banks at distant points have deposited bonds as security for Treasury deposits the Treasury will forward checks representing the semi-annual interest on them & few days in advance of its becoming due, in order to factiitate the clerical labors of the department as well as to put the banks concerned 4n possession of the interest on the day of its ma- turity. The volume of speculative business in the gold room has been growing of late, and the gross Clearings to-day amounted to $30,502,000, the gold ‘balances to $1,039,483, and the currency balances to $1,554,283, The Sub-Treasury disbursed $47,000 in Payment of interest on the public debt, while the conversions of seven-thirty notes into five-twenty ‘bonds amounted to $1,017,300, There was a spirited debate on the whiskey tax in the House of Repre- sentatives this afternoon, when, by a decisive vote of 87 to 37, the tax was fixed at fifty cents per gallon. The provision in the new tax bill exempting whiskey in bond from the spectal tax of two hundred dollars for the first fifty barrels manufactured in each distillery after the bill goes into operation is an ‘unwise discrimination which calls for amendment. Already whiskey in bond in the Western cities has advanced about niné cents per gallon in consequence, and thus speculators would be the only gainers by ‘the exemption. The special tax ought to apply equally to whiskey in bond as far as it is possible to make it so. Proper amendments are, however, promised to the bill in the House by the Committee of Ways and Means. The stock market was somewhat drooping at one time in the forenoon, but it afterwards became buoyant, and during the remainder of the day it was strong. Although prices are high the speculative feeling of the street 1s very bullish, and their ten- dency tg decidedly upward. Reading continues the most active and buoyant of the rallway shares, and it experienced @ further advance of more than one per cent during the day, sales having been made at 103%. ‘Next in point of buoyancy and activity were the Chicago and. Northwestern atocks which advanced about equally, the preferred selling at 793. Rock Island, after declining to 104%, rose suddenly to 106% without any apparent cause, Pacific Mail was barely steady and but lightly dealt in, while Cleveland and Pittsburg was firm but quiet, Erie remained neglected and experienced ® fractional decline, There is no change to note In the supply of money, which is supera- bundant at 3 a 4 per cent for loans on call, while first clads commercial paper is scarce and in request at5a6% percent. Asthe day upon which the na- tional banks will have to make their next quarterly returns approaches it appears certain that not the slightest monetary disturbance here or elsewhere will be Occasioned thereby, and the money market ‘will remain very easy without doubt until after the month of August, when the usual drain westward will begin to be felt, There -has been @ very strong and active market for government securities all day, and the course of Prices has been upward, particularly for ten-forties, which advanced to 1073 a 107% under large transac- tions, There was also @ good demand for five- twenties of 1865 for export and for the bonds of 1867 for home tavestment. The disposition to employ idle funds in United States stocks of all kinds con- tinues unchanged, and the banks are still free buyers in anticipation of higher prices. The July demand for investment will be likely to maverially affect prices, as the stocks of bonds now held in the street are rather light, and holders are indisposed to sell in view of the probability of a rising market until theend of August. The market closed strong on the street at the follow- ing quotations:—Registered, 1881, 112% a 113; cou- pon, 188, 117% @ 118; 5-20's, registered, 1862, 109% & 110; 5-20'8, coupon, 1962, 113% a 113%; do., 1864, 111% a 111%} do., 1865, 111% a 111%; do., 1865, January ‘and July, 114 a 114%; do., 1867, 114K a 114%; 40., 1868, 11034 a 11034; 10-40’s, registered, 107 @ 107%; 10-40’s, coupon, 107% a 107%; June 7.30's, 110% a 11094; July 7.30’s, 110% @ 110%; August com- pounds, 1865, 11834; September do. do., 118; October do. do., 11734. At the commencement of business the stock mar- ket was dull and steady, and at the early session of the open board Reading sold at 102% and Cleveland and Pittaburg at 91, After the call prices declined \ @ % per cent, and at the first regular board there was no material change. New York Central closed % lower On the call than at the same time yesterday, Cleveiand and Pittsburg %, Fort Wayne %, Mil- ‘waukee and St. Pan! preferred 3, Western Union Telegraph %, and Tennessee sixes, ex-coupon, %; while Keading was \ higher, Northwestern 5, do. preferred %, Pactfic Mail %, and North Carolina sixes, new iasae, 134. The transactions in the State stocks continue above the average, the activity being speculative. Government securities wore strong at an advance of about 4 per cent. At the-open board at one o’clock the market was stronger, and Rock Isiand advanced to 106% and Reading to 1025;. At the second regular board prices continued in the ascendant, especially for Reading and the Northwestern stocks, and on the call New York Central closed % higher than at the first regular board, Reading 1, Michigan Southern %, Cleveland and Pittsburg %, Northwestern 1%, pre- ferred 1%, Pacific Mail 3, Tennessee sixes, ex «oupon, %, and North Carolina %. Government securities were strong at an advance of an eighth for five-twenties and a quarter for ten-forties. At.the open board at half-past three the market continued atrong, and Reading sold at 103%-a 103%, Michigan Southern 91%, North Western preferred 78% and Rock Island 106. During the remainder of the afternoon there was no material change in prices, ‘and atthe close the market was strong at the sub- joined quotations:—New York Central, 184% a 134%; Erle, 605¢ @ 60%; Reading, 103% ® 103%; Michigan Southern, 91% @ 91%; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 90% a 90%; Cleveland and Toledo, 103% a 108%; Rock Island, 106 a 10634; Northwestern, 67% @ 68; do. pre- ferred, 78% & 19; Fort Wayne, 111% a 111%; Ohio and Misatesippl, 30}, a 305; Western Union Telegraph, 36 @ 95%; Pacific Mall, 102} a 102%. ‘The foréign exchange market was strong from the opening to the close, and there were very few com- mercial bills offering. At the same time the demand was neither large nor pressing; butin the absence of @ better supply of bilis rates will doubtless re- main fully up to the spécte shipping point. Bankers’ bills on England at sixty days were quoted at 1108 110)¢; at three days, 110% a 110%; commercial bills, 100% @ 109%; bankers’ bills on Paris at sixty days, 6.15 @ 5.12%. Mining shares continue dull, and at the first board ‘Bdgebill sold at $8.85; Quarts Hill, $115; Liberty, 60.; Bennehoff Run (petroleum), $1; United States, $2 40, Consols and American securities were quoted thus in London to-day and on the previous dates men- tioned :— June 13. CONKOIS......... 4% 896 Five-twenties... 72 a— 1. Tiltnots Gontea 100% a— Erte seeeeeee a=— The bids for the Co Court House loan No, 2 were opened to-day, and the whole amount, $800,000, was awarded at par to Messrs, Henry Clows & Co. ‘The Bank of England return for the week ending June 10 shows the following totais and changes from the return of the previous week :— Rest ++ £3,076,331 Increase. £6,817 Publi 7,416,041 Increase. 925,060 Other deposits. 20,302,540 Decrease, 462,232 On the other side of the account: — Government securities. £13,204,657 No change. Other securitios.. 1 Decrease. Notes unemployed. 19,408,156 Increase, 600,080 The amount of notes tn circulation is £25,535,840, being @ decrease, Of £600,645; aad the stock of bul- lion in both departments te £22,203,815, showing an increase of £236,017 when compared with the pre- vious return. The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay- ments and balances at the Sub-Treasury in this city for the expired portion of the week have been as fol- lo) Custom House. ‘Treasury.——_—_ June 22. $253,005 $988,560 $1,285,186 $95,330,633 June 23. 286,000 1,020,401 (668,417 95,710,617 The value of exports (exclusive of specie) from New York to foreign ports for the week ending to-day amounted to $2,670,477, against $2,350,561 the week previous. SALES AT THE WEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. Tuesday, June 33-1015 A. M. pesaeasgieliiseggaybeiusis Sens ssseeTe: E 3 peepesgh ee Besbestestents: Oe z See geo «x Eeerertitt} Ft, Be af 2 98 a Jan Long Dock 90 1000 Hud River 94.8 f bs 103 20ebs Merchants’ Bank 122 10 Am Exchange Bank 131 200 Canton Qo. 50, 100 Chteago '& Ait leago’ 5 NJ Central RK... 150 Olio & Miss RR pref 79 100 Dubuque & Sioux ©. 78 86 1000 US 6's, 8500 US 6s, 300 d. 20000“ do. 150 Pacific Mail 88 Co.. 1 50000 do. 800 ree (Ut 50000 do. W Bs 8 $1000 Us 5-36, 90008 U8 598. rex, ‘lon000 U 8 80000 195000 UB. 5000 do. 20000 U8 6 10000 do 30000 Us 250000 Ui 10000 100000 150000 ‘30000 29000 . 10000 15000 16000 8000 30000 15000 5000 25000 ‘3000 24000 i fogly. Sales TuRspAY, June 23—6 P. M. BUILDING MATERIALS8.—On account of the free arrivals the market for Eastern spruce was slightly lower, prices ing from $90 = $22 50—the laiter an extreme. Buyers, anticipating « further reduction im prices, purchased spar- 120,000 feet at $20, 80,000 do. at $23 and 76,000 do, at $21. Yellow pine timber was un- changed. Within the past week BA he dite Mtr SB naotan sandy at $1 75, Bricks were ie Gib for Patiseipkia Iromt ani Common it Brrewax.—' ices were lower, yanging from. gre toe ‘Riot an tations. ‘The * Umea, and 515 do, quote :—Ordinary car; . Sige. a 4... 10%0, a 1e.; prime ao. good 4. , range for | were dull an the stock Rio Juno 38, 1 Savannah, 1,700; more, 50,600; Sats ‘8.988 for Croton. ‘Titne— fe demand was oe fatr offerings was lew Jer- ere wasan active demand from the market ruled firm, closing at the annexed quo- 4,140 bage ex ex Esm igo. ¢ Taige-; all gol nomena: “Saera, W ain fully the more unfavorable news from Liverpool Limited les, joined are the closing quotations :— ies ls and peat en ep Ordinary. Fi ‘% s Good oritinal Ey 36 7 Low midditn 8 28% 2 Middlin, wo 30M a ing. mh ais Bz Corvrs.—The demand for ingot was slight and favored the buyer, There were sales of 300,000 Iba, at ee for Baltimore and 23c. for Portage Lake. ‘CANDLES.—Adamantine (14 ance) was steady, but quiet, at ate, rm steady at Mc. and patent Bic, & io, Me K was moderately active at foliowing juotations 10 a 83 20 for 6 shooks ; 28 inch heads, A 30 a ¥2 80 for do. 86 loch dow $2 15.4 €2 80 for molasses i0-; 82 inch do., 80c. for box do.,” #6 50 for run do., 96 60 a $7 for pipe do. and 848 a $55 for 12 a 14 feet. Daves anp Dyra.—' market continued to rule dull. balen gambler at Mews wold ‘casks ‘cream do. ; @ do. FLOUR AND flour, 942 bbis. ler, part to arrt a ‘S00 Kege biear: an ear bonate soda on private te! oT RAIN. Receipts 3.443 Dols. and, 10,304 bare corn meal, 28, 39,610 do. oats, 1) do. rye, and 8660 do. bariey. ‘The dour market continued dull some cai and lower__ er ‘ Nght that there was no inducement to ‘grant any concession 1n prices, as buyers woutd only take suaall lots fo meet their most pressing wants at any price. There hae ‘almost, no dk for some and seareely anything for | shipment can les consisted done mostly” of smal lols ‘which aro taken by the trade. We ndjust oot seriations the current prices, which are nom: flour is also dull and nominal at our quotations. ‘were about and lower, ¢ Rye flour was tra do. Round hoo} St. Louis iow St. Louie straight St, Lonts chalee double extra. St Louis chotco family Southern cholee and Southern supertine xt Calffornia Hour (cacks and b! Corn meni, ff Gora meal, raed fi Se f 108 ef, and would scarce! Tha salen were 20,000 (60 for Californt ihe best family dour sellf superfine run down as low as $10. The tations. Corn Previous bbis., at $i 80 for Brandywine and $5 Ohio, shipping brands. Hound boop Obie! raus br bbls. Southern duli and lower ; 126 bbls. was quiet at extra. Corn meal, Jersey. The wh have both winter and re ey. fo, ushels at a, fe store; #2 60 for Canada white and ‘There was a rumored sale ss. 108 SBSSREETFesce® SesSASSSssesess Sesesseesesetzena Betaspattecssceess eetiea, i 2 Ji, but 1t could be traced to no reliable source. leas nctive and tat 2 Z ‘were in good deman i were al "in ‘abel “at ce fo. a BBsgo. afloat. Rye, bariey and market for cod, was dull but steady at a. i For mackerel a demand at @22 a $29 60 for No. 1 1d $1 bo for No. shore. No.3 were out of market. Ne Wo. Ja lots, ar, selling at 25% 10 for and Ing were quiet at A he. ‘sealed and 8 to. Ne 1 per box and $6 a $9 0 per bbl. Pickled cod, 9625 a Boeets § om L441, 016 * ta good : ts aif: mat Hy : pa iad fivermbie out rand 400 oe id Ki rails nts ete: oe 3 a i ‘ae Baek? 7; FE f y if nh ate! arr | 2 Ala, ‘ # ed bagged do, was nominal in the absence about 50 packs, a of sales at'14ige. for Cumberland cut; 15)40. « 16e. long clear; 16 for lard was fc. abort do., and 160. short rib. ‘The market f duil and prices Wore easier, though without quotable, change. Sales pac The. a 16%e. to Ife, for No. 1 to team. capnrket for butter, was dull, the jeman alm rely contin of the local trate, and with Hberal was moderate, but was rather more steady Ibe. a Ibe. i bulk. At the Inside price 1,150 bbls, were sold for the balance of this month. In bonded the business was Seen ae ar tude priee 3.800 MbIe were sold for the EE eee er stmattaod the gales batag Pp Bae ae tetcesyerran mech onen pe Se Fesidtonn 8b bbls. were sold’ on. private terme. In Phila- Geiphia, the market was fait a Hower Sales. 1,000 bois, Mabdard waite for Jane, at 4.., 2050 do, nine ‘dolivery, "We mote 640. 8 640.5 Sinall sales were made at TALLOW was moderately active and steady, with sales of ‘were nominal SreAUINe was dul, 2 12}60, the wales boing L5G) cesn at Be. a'tloe for llers Ika. ai? 0) cases" nities for filers: tao, ite: for seconds, and Bc. a 50c. Cor wrappers. ‘Woot. —Market for fleece remains dull, there netheueareely any demand from manufecturers, who prefer to walt until the new clip comes upon the market in meth ametiy a) be- nhs yeaa, of magnitude. The old stock is not la and is almost entirely composed of the finer grades, and cannot be «I of except at very clip al lowly tn the coun re reported, an’ Coming ia. rather more. fipely, though’ only in small Jots, In California moderate business is doing at prices not differing from those previously current. The supply on fe several lots having arrived. Texas ts quiet but ‘bustness in foret cont confined to lous it the id new Ohio on private 1,000 Western at medium State at 47%c. unwashed ; extra, ‘At. 480. for X Ohio and Se. for ‘& S25¢c., 95,000 Calffornia, part at sy, ig —" 16,000 Fees at Sige" a $6. for fall clip wnd B0c- 0'360. inter Prise for ekatos-and canal tote foreign et vurtow prices, Wxton ny Tbe mareet continued dull, and nominal at 27c. a $00. for bonded. WHALRLON® was in {alr demand, the sales tp New Bodford being 27,000 tha. Arctic, 9,000 do.’ Ochotsk, 6,000 do. North- woatern, al! at 6c. gold, and 9,000 South Hea at id, THE TOBACCO TRADE. Report for the Week Ending June 23. During the past week the tobacco market has been unusu- ally quiet, the sales being reported as low as 450 hogsheads, of which the larger quantity consisted of low grades at from fo. a 2c. There has been only a alight inquiry for cutting pur- poses, and very littiehas been accomplished in that line. The trade in Hocecgn scare: tease remains it, awaiting valifng that considerable reduction. will be ope The oma which have ere tobacco we went 1, a8 Bae B50 Bu: iderable qui of tm this market at 2/40. for fillers; 176. 20, for seo- oe, for wrappers, wed information has bean r necticut and Massach- have been dlapored of at thelr ron * duction, fliers se iling ec. a Hie, wrappers, 2 prouire places of . 5 sovoude, 120, a 17e., and uit of Tnepeetion cr the noone Sab report visit of inapection to vor ® found aod merchantable e condition. ve (C0 bales of old filers changed hands du- a #1 Ue, @ BL 10, Thore Is ® good de- Hg 4 Frnsras Wace ie nat be of Jotasoas to fins inated, viz, Cuba, Yara and Ha: ‘ara vane. the fatand of Cuba, Cubs todaceo as je ia cut thrice & year, and distingulshed as under : cut Calidad, second do, tavata (washed), and thir do. de The are known (0 the Pas ene ‘ani which closely Havace, said Cten- tobacco. demand ‘this article i A importation into our thes {@ the political tur- hy ane a oe rap ment becoe that year it was sold as bout Bee Ayes cy 4 e it ‘ 4 a i ie 3 | i a i rig H jin basso far advanced that almost ‘kina of ee ce ae ei ob te ctr gama aro tak Serene poeta te ee Sine ee ig Z i i | i Hl i i i i a Domestic i i M4 k Saratoga—Bramball & ( .; Fran! B iW. P. ikittridge & Co. 18 on, 6 hhds.; 0. Luling & bo, manuf Half tlerces ; wufactured ; Huffer, - a Martin, 90 cases’ manufactured, Dolan Corte oe dng. do, manufactured. Pr “Co, 90 cases; & bo, cases boxes; D. H. London, 6 cases; LH. wor & 2.49 do. manufactured order, 10 us. W. Matah £0, 19 do. DohanGartoil 2°60, Bue; eM i bhd.;” "Bramhall Bunt & Co. 8 Ul & Co., 8 ; & Moore, 3% do.; Connolly & 0o.,'6 dot D Vandervoort, 88 half boxes; Dohan Carroll & Co. 46 «cases; do, 114 hi boxes; do. 100% do. Per steamer Isaac Bell—-W. P. Kittridge & Co. 35 Cor polly & Con M8 quarter boxes half do. ; Miller, 10 bbls. manufactured; Dotan, Carroll & Co., 7! eases’ do.; do, 18 bbis, do.; 47 pac! der, 17 bhds; do, 1 | box; {00} Gon, Mu POki, oOrddr, | 29 Gagne; don Lb W.P, Kittridge & Co. 15'cases, manufactured; B. M. Crai ford & Co., 3 do. do. ; do,, 2 bbls, do,; Dubois. & Vandovoort, pee, do,; order, 4 bhds.; Connolly'& Co., 82 oi JA. 9 bla; A. J. ‘& 00. 3 bhds.; Moore, 48 cates; do. 18 boxed; Braraball & Con 80 18 cee manufactured; Platt & Newton, 16 do. do.; Bramhall & Co., City Porwr.—Per steamer Isaac Bell—Connolly & Oo., bhde, order, #2 lf boxes; Donan, Carroll 6 Go, 38 canta Sori ie Atsle ee ia ter ese ges, 40 threo-quarter boxes, i? doo int Per steamer Sarat . L, MoCrendy, 88 J.D. Kellly & Co. Bo three-quarer boses; vores; Wade & Estes, 2 boxes, 3 quarter ley & New ORLeans.—Per steamer General Meade—Wel Seller 4 Co., 56 hhds.; order, 80 do. Per steamer Cortez. Bryan, Watle & Co., 15 unde; Fatman & Co., 11 do.; order, Be & 0 Saratoga—T. Heyers & Son, 3 a hapa ngage WILMINGTON.—Per steamer William Olyde—W. Blanks, 4 packages. 1 HE" BARN, N. C.—Per schooner Detman—Jas, Patterson, IMPORTATIONS, HAVANA.—Per steamer Bienville—Robert E Kelly & Oo., 170 bales; J. A. Garcia, 1 case ol ;J. Fernandes, 1 do.} oer, i bien Propting Behan, 8 cance * Living: x & do., 1 do, Bor steamer: Morro “Cusito-tiol ; ntdo.;,W. Ry Garrison, t Dks Por steamer Marcedita—R. E. Kelly & Co., 9 cases Bio Jawntro.—Per steamer Merrimack—J. H. F. Mayo, 8 Petewepron Per bark lon te Atlanta—Danforth, Knowlton & Co., MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC. ‘The steamship Rising Star will sat! from this port on Wednesday for Aspinwall. The matls for Central America and the South Pacific will close at half-past ton o'clock in the morning. The New York HeraLp—Edition for the Pacific— will be ready at half-past nine in the morning. ‘Single copies, tn wrappers for mailing, six cents, MAILS FOR EUROPE. ‘The Cunard mail steamship Australasian will leave this port on Wednesday for Liverpool. The mails for Europe will close at the Post Office at twelve o'clock M. on Wednesday. The New York« HeraLp—Eadition for Europe—wiil be ready at half-past ten o’clock in the morning. Single copies, in wrappers for mailing, six cents. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. HARRIML.—FALIGER.—On Monday morning, June 22, by the dames McMahon, THomas HARRIHILL to Macay, daughter of Michael Falihee. Post—Topp.—At Paterson, N. J., on Tuesday, June 28, by the Rev, Henry H. Jeasup, of Beirut, Syria, at the house of the bride's father, isaac J. Post, Esq., of Scranton, Pa., to Miss E1iza Buaks Topp, of Paterson. Ross—Laryc.—On Thursday, June 16, by the Rev. Mr. King, Mr. Amos M. Ross, of Illinois, to Miss Fannik Laing, of New York. RocHk—ELLRAN.—On Thursday, June 18, at Trinity church, Hoboken, by Rev. R. W. Howos, Jr., AUGUSTE Rocue, to AuGUSTINE R. ELLBAN, all of Hoboken. Died. Breen.—On Tuesday, June 23, of consumption, M. J. BREBN, awed 29 years, Notice of funcrai to-morrow, . CasuMAN.—On Monday, June 22, DANIBL CasHMAN, aged 46 years. ‘The funeral services will be held at the residence of his brother, No. 308 Fifth avenue, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at four o'clock. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited. Canrex.—On Monday, June 22, CaTuARiInE, widow of William Carter, in the 64th {oar of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the fainily are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two ofcl from her late residence, 238 South Second , E. D, Casst <-00 Monday, Ri] AnpRaw OASEY, after a ig | ness, i age. ‘The friends and Gast ond the family, also the members of St. lumkill’s Society, are re- quested to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) morn- ing, at nine o'clock, to St, Columba’s church, where there will be a solemm requiem mass for the repose of his soul, thence to Calvary Cemetery for interment. DovoLass.—On Thursday, June 4, at Panama, Pay- master Ricnarp HaLt Dova.ass, U. 8. N., 6on of Rev. Jacob M. Douglass, of Philadel) DEvo8.—On Tuesday, June 28, ETast,, eldest child of Edward and Mary B. Devoe, aged 4 years, 11 months and 2 days. relatives and friends of the fam! The are invited to attend the fun from the of her ‘andfather, Daniel M. roe, 87 Macdot street, dn ap ened at three o’ IBBINS.—On Tuesday, June 23, Kars, 3 A SS ee months and The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from 45 James street, this iene a euceday, Sune, 25, dances, only chika of Thomas J, and Kate 4. Hanly, aged 9 ‘and RT. —OD Jone 28, Eua.ive Loris, sau ani ine yr ‘mo! ‘The friends and are efally invited to attend the funeral at 157 this (Wednesday) aftern: pe re *Ros.—tn Mort June — on A @, Gort- Kors, in the ce New on , Tudo 21, ANN please copy. ADDIN.—OD ‘Tuesday, Tune 23, after a short at the her + in Laqueet near Hicks, ANN F. MCCADDIN, ughiter of the late Bern: addin, ‘The relatives and friends of the are re- quested to attend the funeral, on after- ist hatf-past one o'clock, . O'RougKR.—At Fernandina, on Thursday, al 18, LongNnzO O’RouRkS, civil , of New- ark, N. J, RAFFERTY.—Of a lini filness, Epwarp Rav- FAATY, in the 20th year of ‘The friends and relatives o! ae. and those of his cousina, Patrick and Berna: are re- morning, at ten o’olock, tro Bt Maryn eh eee yt esday) Pat two o'clock. Pal oe Monday, June 22, JOHN FLETCHER The relatives and friends are Peepers invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday )afternoon, at two o’olock, from the residence of his father, John Turner, No. 258 Seventh street. TRYON.—At Northoastle, Westchester county, on pen A 21, of typhoid fever, Resgcca §., daughter of Samuel and the late Rebecca Shannon Tryon, aged 23 years. he friends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her aunt, Mrs. Lucinda Doug! 2175 East Broadway, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. pres daees. C7 As UCTION SALE.—LUKE FITZGERALD, AUCTIONEER ice G2 Bleec! oftice ker street will sell at public auction, this day Woune ), all the mag (Wednesday nificont anc costly, Household Furniture at the olegant five story realdence £19 West Eighth street, between Fifth aud Lee 8 at 1934 o'clook precisel le on look precisely. ‘This wilt bo the largeok and Floheol auction bale at thie neason ; reliable men in attendance to cart or ik for pur- chasers, conalating of Velvet, Hrussein, Forain Carpein Pich Brocatel and Curtains, aay Pier and Mantel Mirrrors, with the richest desoription Id and and French satin Siegeree, wit Sal SE and decra;_ wainal Bookcase, ba irror bac! 4. walnut Bool ting Desk, marble top Centre and Fis Tabiow 38 tne Ol ‘by eminent artists ; rich imported Bronzes, Clocks, Vases, State from Maguincent Pianoforte, Tosewood ‘ead Oover, Canterbury, an elegant instrument, full seven octave, ali modern improve- ments; elegant rosewood and walnut Bureaus, Blanket; Sotasy Oust *Piocbiara, Lounges, covered wity a fear nges, covered with reps and hairdos; tien Gut Ginss and Ware, Ivory Tatle Cutlery, Silver and China Ware, &c. "Also all the Furniture of the servants’ apartments, Kitchen and Basoment Furniture, A. EARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF MAGNIFI- + cent Household iture.—J. BARRY & CO., Auction- ednesday}, June 2, nt the large Weat Twelfth street near Firth ay- ‘M. prec! t ‘The sale comprises the entire contents of the bouse, eoneietinn 96: aD ek ‘Suits 3 wal ber B ‘Chait Also ele; Dini Furnivire, ‘Cutlety, Bilver blated Wares as. alot MPO cui irk noatind uid 0 saat norton NOTICE.—HENRY MOLTEN, AUCTIONEER. WEDNESDAY), June ™, at : Wr Morcbe street HENRY MOLTEN 4 0., 500 Cases STRAW GOODS, in great variety and (n full and original packages, ‘cases FUR AND WOOL HATS, | tn black beaver and light colors, suitable for the season. Me og 8h Yrlinge and adjecent thereto 20 neree, 4 +20 acres, 4 mores. on Ocean att Hay. At Puolte Hotel June bal Was. QOUGEWELL: Montagu cor, Court, Brooklyn. GOOD CHANCE FOR SAL AUCTION, ON ‘Thursday, oy WILLIAM ABBOTT, the Lease, Stock and ixtures of the first rate paying Liquor Store at 24 West att corner of Morris street, on ag ‘2th inst., at 1036 o'clock. THOMAS HEANEY, 140 Cherry atreet, UcTION NOTICK FURNITURE AT 4 BARGAIN, for caab, leas than auction prices, at ERNEST ROTH'S furatiure magufactory, 68 Blevoker street, near Broadway. Magnificent Parlor Sults, covered with any color French satin brocatel, 175, ‘and $260; covered with reps or baireloth, $75, $125 and $150. Also » great vari of Parlor, Library, Bedtoom aod Dining Room Furniiu atest style; Mattresses, Mirrors, &c. Al! gooda warrante T PRIVATE SALE.—ELEGANT DOUBLE SUIT OF rosewood Furniture ; made to order; ten pieces; burglar and fire proof allver Safe, combination iock; Suit of black walnut dintng room Chairs, in green leather ; rosewood Ward- robe, aud a superb, Paris make, carved Frovich oak Library Bookcase, large size, plate lass, doors: 600; also an elogant Alexandre Grgan, Parle m suitable for parlor, court or ohapel use. ‘Apply at ¥8 Liberty street, ¥ J. BARRY, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE %1 BROAD? Way. Poaltive and unreserved éale of magnificent House” hold Furniture, elegant rosewood Pianoforte, Mirrors, Velvet, Brussels and Ingrain Carpets, €c., &c.,moal of which are in perfect order, and but litte used. ‘BARRY & CO. will sell on this day (Wednes: 1988, the entire coutenta of the brown stone Nintteoath sirect, commencing at 10}4 o'clock A, M. pracinely. The parlors contain two elegant Suits, covered In French satin brocatel; also walnut Suits, covered i hhicent rosewood seven octave Pianoforte, carved marble top Centro Tables, large Turkish Easy Chairs, French Plate Pfer Mirrors, Lace Curtains, Cornicos, &c.; ne colteetion of rich'and costly Ot Paintings, China 208, d-: ‘tc. ; also elegant Dining Room Furniture, conaiat- fag of Extension Dining Table, Dining Chatrs, walnut Suit, rich French China Ware, elegant Silver i‘lated Ware, Cutlery, te., Ac. magnificent Bedroom Furniture, in earved rose- mahogany and walnut; Ano Horse ‘Hair Mattresses, ac. Cateogues early morning of aale at the house. BY ROBERT SOMERVILLE, AUCTIONEER AND REAL Estate Broker, Oftice and Salearoom 27 Nasean street, opposite the Post ofiice, ROBERT SONERVILLE will sali by auction, on Thurs- day, o'olock, at salesroom asa an assortment of elegant Hi Furniture, removed to’ the aalesroom for convenionce, and consisting Io part of Brussels, Wiltoy and Axminster Carpets, Rugs, Pler and Mantel ir. rorm, Parlor Suite, Si xtension Tables, Buffet, Card Tables, Centre Tables, Rockers, in bairclowt; mahogany Chairs, Colding Armetiairs, painted and biack walnnt Hod. room Bults, ing Bureau, Washstands, Wardrobes, fi Dinck walnut Bookcases, cand seat Chairs, to., 4 ge assortment of Oflice Furniture, Desks, I ‘ading Desks; also Sails for a echooner foresail and mainsail, containing about 163 yarde best lish duck. Y HERMAN FALKENBERG, AUCTIONEER —THIS day, at 10 o'clock, at the corer of Cannon and Stanton streets, éntire Stock and Fixtures of a firet class Grocery. Buyers, speculators tnvited. DWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER. i, HORSES, WAGONS, HARNESS, &C. or ie. On Wodnesday, June 24, at the stabie of Wm. A. Saunders & Son, 160 Bast Twenty-fourth street, at 20'clock P. M., w be sold at auction, without reserve, 2 first class centlenan's road, coach and speed Horses, selected by ourselves from Ch We: county, New York; Browster Wago: fall spring, 160 nde; 1 Brewster, full ng, Tull Wiad oct Woden ful sealed “Waco, by Brewster & ‘agol Baldwin; one four spring Park Phaeton, by Dusen bury & Van Duscrs three sets double Harness, one get single Har: ness. Among the horees there are five trotters; two of them ean trot in 8 minutes, one ia 9:40 and two in? S5single and Mb’ in double barhees, ‘The horses are ail from Clyde, jayne county, N. Y.,and all warranted sound aod Kind, TRE aa cer atie Saly, nod cenaet rearein ecw ser Jace ‘a bere after June Fen etre ee ay, a eet, SAUNDERS & SON. BPWARD PRTTINGHR, avcTioNRER. sale of Unclaimed Property takes place on eaday, June M, At 10 o'clock A. M., at Contral Office, 200 Mul SNS ay op ry wae SCHB: epee veies BORGE AUCTIONEER, 1 edgy p 2 ‘OWN. H. DRAPER & 00. A Fe ee ew Tow, Junei7, , 1308. 1868. pa Take deep earn eee BOGART, AUCTIO, at 1036 ofctock, at the Auction ATs, No. t North Willian mM Hotel ani ii contact,” walout Este Dini Enea Gran, Seakeigs ahogxay, and 4 ss and Be as e hoa Gagner, oR Great err ie Pl Ae era aN Ae LN Carpets at i o’ 9 og oe & AMES OAGNEY, AUCTIONEER—OFFIOE w, - dai ‘of Velvet and Lngrain Onspete, chestnad, vmartie top Chamber Buite, pee and plreees, pone serie i mwAny y walnt ée. Mores WILKINS AUCTIONEER. HOUSEHOLD FOR- Ullure, Mirrors, Oarpels ke. EH. LUDLOW & 00., Pat eke ech Ee ete arene ot eespectieraty Catalogues ti the auctioncer ot paenurronr "AUCTION sari sadliniteen ser ‘and to over i, eet to the Wraituea’ Gd Guned and Vent scares etm ea eo rears pene, tw Ras By order A. AWNBROKER’S SALE._WATOHES AND Lap bey £9 i oli thecnyrat fog goo rn & - iy hres rt ry yo . ™. i Bowery. tm after, Watobea, Tenby, By, order Mt, Nelaoa, Delancey ale Also ‘'oloek, two light Wagons. AWNBROKER'S SALE--THIS DAY, BY JOHN MOR- lots Men‘s and W. P Ay ER, 15 | re hal fo lot a oF ¢ J. Levy, 40 Broome ngs AGKETT, BELCHER & 0O.—THE REMAINING AB- ‘sets and Book Accounts of said firm will be sold by EAWRENOR & STRATTON, af public auction, at Ii fi0e Fk, on the 16th'of Jilly, 1868, at 18 ML, fmeltid serial Teade ii ‘Texas. For furthor thformation call ae above. GC, BERWAN, Avotto: ®. auction this day, ; ery, Household Furnflure, viz:--Parior, Bedroom, D1 Room and Kitchen Furniture, the entire Furniture and Crock- ory of an oyater saloon, used only since Inst May; also & rose- wood Piano and marble bed Billiard Table, By order of O. V. Lyons, City Marshal. Sale positive, without reserve. QHERIE'S SALE.—FURNITURE.—RICHARD WAL. b Licey verze wilt sell patie 4 beers! rtd clock, at ‘art iu eneral assortment o| Te fold Furniture SAMES O'BRIEN, Sheridl. James RYAN, Deputy. HERIFF'S SALE_PATENT MEDICINES.—RICHARD SS" WALTERS, Auctionecr, will sell this day, Wednesday, at Ti o'clook, at 24 Cui street, tn basement, n Inrze and valuable ‘assortment of Patent Medicines, known as Indian Remedies, consisting of Linaments, Pills, Pow.tera; alao Alcohol, empty Boitles, Ofice Furniture, tc, JAMES O'BRIEN, Shoriff. ANTHONY MILLER, Deputy. HERIFP'S GALE—AMERIOAN GROCERY STORE — RICHARD WALTERS, Auctioneer, will sell on Wednes- day, 24th, at 11 o'clock, at the corner of Fourth avenue and ‘Twenty-second street, the Stook and Fixtures of a first ¢! American Grocery Store, consisting of fine Wines, Brandies, ‘ona, Sugars, Pronorve, Spices, Flour, Frultn and’ other Gro: ceries. a0 Horse, on ang Jarness, gon aN JAMES O'BRIEN, Shor, James J. GuMBLETON, Deputy, HERIFP’S SALE. Hates and Caps. RIOHARD WALTERS, Auctioneer, Wede ), mt 11 o'clock, at 556 Third nvenue, a gent assortment of Hats and Caps, Store and Gas Fixtures, £¢. Wa. H, SH1KLD8, Deputy. | JAMES O'BRIEN, Sheri WE LEEDS ART GALLERIES, NOS. 817 AND 619 Broadway, corner Twelfth street, to let from July 1 to Ootober 1; ! known to be the finest, most spacious and boat lighted galleries in the United Staten’ are elegantly fun. nished in every respect. Apply to HENRY H. MINER, 98 Liverty street. ro LAWYERS, _THE VERY VALUABLE AND EXTEN- sive Law Library of the late Charles Edwards, Esq., author of hs a ery? Rey ” “Pleasantries About Courts and Law- &c., &c., will be sold by auction at the Clinton Bal Book. Scisgrooma, ator Haw ge, Tbedeg aad Tmeey: evenings, 25th and a 380 o'cl LEAVITT, STREIBEIGH & CO., Auctioneers. wie “ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER, OFFIOR 170 the Ch solis ifs 35 clock, at 13 Bow- hy will sell this day ered are, Thursday, at, 1036 0! Stoo and paiaren ‘of the Lg Teor Store 4 Wi wth corner of Mot Splondid ‘stock of Bourbon, Rye, Beotch wad Trish Whlakeys, Alea, &0. Pen hyn (Poms . WITTERS, AUCTIONEER, ‘THI8 DAY, AT Wai Gantatrenn sttwe Trice ‘tine Household Fural- ture trom Jersey consioling Sf rosewood Rtagerom, Bookcases, rosewood marble top Bureaus, W; others: Boxes, Hair Mattresses, SUE é (7M. WITTERS, AUCTIONEER, BELLS ON THURS Ay pa day, nerh at ane Wont Forty alhth street, at 1036 ‘o'locks nslating In part of two rosewood Larlor. Suite in brocatel, French plate Mirrors, rosewood Fta- ron, Buffets, walnut and oak marble top Bedroom. Qiits! China ‘and, Mantel Ornaments, Extension Table, 4, Voltaire, Turkish, Easy and Rocking Chatrs; Brus- gels, Three-ply aad other Carpets; Olicloths, Ot! Paintings, Curtains, Shades, dne Hale Maltrodaos, esves, Bolatra and Pillows, Bedding, Chinn, Silver, Glass an A 2 Stogethor with whe Cutlery, Refrigerator, Wine Safe, &c. her ‘itehen Furniture. ES ARNE ATE as ARBLE MANTELS, MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES ‘great varieties, at reduced prices. 8. KLABER'S maa ufactory, 62 Firat avenue, near Third streot. Get price lish before buying elaewhere. Mantels put up in the country. ARBLE MANTELS.—THE BEST PLACE IN THE city to purchase Marble Mantels of the latest desl it very low prices, Ie at A. KLABER'S Marble Works, Kast Bighteenth street, nesr Third avenue, Now York. ' Cub this ont MAneLEizen SLATE MANTELS, HALF THE PRICE of marble. Send for circular. T. B. STEWART, 605 Sixth a between Thirty-fifth and Thirty-st ee Rca tiarsit vt re sonar ia DUCTION BETS 86 teeth filled, 6c. and enue, above Fifteenth atreot, EAUTIPUL SET OF TEETH—B10, 815 AND 8%; PAY. Feet! ‘able by the week or month. filled with gold, 81, ‘at 194 Sixth avenue, noar Thirteenth street. R. MARTELL, DENTIST, LATE 685 SIXTH AVENUB, ins romoved’ to G02 Seventh avenue, above Horty-Bf\R Broadway junction, Rubber Set of Teeth, $6 to $10. Old sets bought or made over. HITE CORALITE FOR FILLING TEETH WITHOUT pain, in all stages of decay; restores discolored teeta and is durable; price within tbe means of all. Artilloial ‘Teeth lowest possible prices, Dr. TENISON, 279 Fourth ave- nue, corner of Twenty-second sire. 190 BEAUTIFUL CONTINUOUS GUM 199 Seta of Teeth, Ruober Plate, with Pinmpers, 1G acting under gas’ without charge when otbera are tn- Drs. BODINE, 190 Grand street. BILLIARDS. FINE STOCK OF FIRST CLASS BILLIARD TABU with Sharp's newly Invented patent cushions, vory foreagh. Call at the inanufactory, 39 Croaby street, Also second hand Tables. TLLIARDS—FOR SALE, A FIRST CLASS BILLIARD ‘and Sam; m on Broadway; four now, aad avorything complete, Inquire of KAVANAGH & DEORE, anal and Centro streets, W. GRIFFITH, 166 AND 186 FULTON «, street, offers for sale Dilliard Tables with his new im. Biers, combination cushions, which ennaot be eneetied, Pall and examine. A ND TOBACCO. 1GARS VERY LOW FOR CASH ONLY,—PRI L/ from $10 to $100 a thousand. 0. CHEEKS, Agent New York Cigar Manufacturing Company, 73 Murray atrect. EFIANOE CIGAR MANUFACTORY, D. HIRSCH & CO. 14 Water stroct, New York. uruniah Migsas, aate-eamenes crass rf ry agoknrn’ roquiaften, at tho BeRanoe Uigar Store, No. 6b way. ATTENTION <8. 3B OF SIgTe AVEN Samo Gotti, "Foeatare fs, ae. Please call on oe a OT a ghd meas A to or’ attended with te your a , TTENTION.—LADIES GENTLEMEN WILL RE rc A 2 per Sees een fe Hart AND 1 RBADY TO iy feat ‘and Genvemen's Cast Of i , ac. Please rail ov or ndelrece ‘or Mra. H. HART, 37 B'venth avenuy, east site of Thir- ‘owl street. iy : WORTH OF LADIES AND GENTS" cast $10.00 “a Clouds, Carper trata 008 So Cee a eue eH ear sead uote. MUR. Mt, RUMANIA i