The New York Herald Newspaper, June 25, 1868, Page 9

fINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Webwespay, June 24—6 P. M. ‘The gold market was firm during the early part Of the day, and after opening at 1401, sales were Made at 140%, but subsequently there was a gradual ‘eoline to 140%, at which price the closing transac- ons prior to the adjournment of the board were wecorded, There was considerable speculative ac- Uvity im favor of a higher premium, and the borrow- {pg demand for coin from the “shorts” was brisk. ‘Loans were made at 5-64, 1-16, 3-64 and 1-32 per cent per diem respectively, and at 6a 10 per cent per an- Dam for borrowing, as well as without interest to @ither borrower or lender. The gross clearings mounted to $53,155,000, the gold balances to $1,524,433 and the currency balances to $2,136,323. ‘The steamer Australasian took out $374,954 mn specle. American silver is quoted at 6% 8 7% per cent be- flow gold, and Mexican dollars are quiet at 103% a 103% in gold. ~The market has been firm for Reading and the Chicago and Northwestern shares all day, but Erie @ontinued heavy without any apparent cause. Loans @ontinue tobe made at 3a 4 per cent on call, with the’ supply largely in exceas of the demand, while @rat class commercial paper is scarce and in re- quest at 5 a6 per cent. Government securities were dull and steady during the morning, but in the afternoon they yielded lightly under the efforts of some of the dealers to depress them for the purpose of buying at the de- cline. It is unquestioned that there will be a heavy dnvestment demand for bonds in July growing out of the disbursement of nearly forty millions in coin by the Treasury, and about thirty millions more in cur- wency by the banksand railways, insurance and other Companies, and the etfect of this upon prices ts easily foreséen. Hence those who have not all the bonds they require are watching their opportunity to buy before the demand. referred to is felt, ‘The bulls in GOld, too, were anxious to influence the market for Bve-twenties abroad adversely by producing a lower Quotation for the bonds here this evening. The Market. was quiet all day and as a rule Qoctivity ts necessary to buoyancy, the disposition on the part of small dealers and speculators being to fealize in the midst of these periodical lulls, and the large dealers are always buyers under such circum- Btances. All the indications are favorable to con- ¢inued improvement in our national securities. At the close the market yas steady at the following Quotations:—Registered, 1881, 11344 a 11314; coupon, 2881, 118 @ 118%; 5-20's, registered, 1862, 109% a 110; ©-20's, coupon, 1862, 11334 a 113%; do., 1864, 111% a 21154; do., 1865, 11134 a 111%; do., 1865, Januaxy and Tuly, 114.8 11434; do., 1867, 114% a 114%; do., 1868, ‘110 @ 11044; 10-40's, registered, 107 a 107%<; 10-40's, Coupon, 107% a 10734; June 7.30’s, 11044 a 11034; July ‘%.80'a, 110% a 110%; August compounds, 1865, 11834; September do., 118; October do., 117%. The new bonds of 1868 are in demand and relatively + higher Shan those of 1867, of which last there is a moderate @upply. The time for conversion of seven-thirty Motes of the June issue has been extended to duly 15, and for those of July to August 1, The set- tlement of interest, however, in the case of both Lasues, will be made, as at present, only to July 1, 80 that holders will derive no advantage from delay. At the commencement of business the stock mar- ket was firm but quiet, and at the early session of the open board Reading sold at 103%, Michigan Southern 92, and Northwestern preferred 19%. At the first regular board the market was active but Slightly lower, Reading, between the hoards, having @old up to 104. Reading closed 1% higher than at the anme time yesterday, Cleveland and Pittsburg +, leveland and Toledo 4, Northwestern 1%, preferred 8%, Fort Wayne 34, Tennessee sixes (ex coupon) %, North Carolina sixes (ex coupon) 1, and, new issue ©; While Erie was % lower, Pacific Mail 1% and Western Union Telegraph . Government securities Were dull and an eighth per cent lower, except for which were % higher. At the Open board at one o’clock Pacific Mail de- @lified to 101 and Erie to 69, but other Stocks were steady. At the second regular board the market was firm, especially for the Northwestern Btooks, and Cleveland and Toledo closed % lower at the first ‘regular board, Rock Island %, Fort jayne %, Ohio and Mississippi %, Western Union Boelegraph % and North Carolina sixes (ex coupon) , while Michigan Southern was 3 higher, North- (weatern 1, preferred 3; and Pacific Mail 144. Govern- it necurities were steady, ten-forties and sixes of being an eighth higher and five-twenties of 1865 Bn eighth lower. At the open board at half-past Raree the market was dull but steady, and Erie sold Bt 60, Reading 103%, Cleveland and Pittsburg 90%, Worthwestern preferred 79%, Michigan Southern 0% and Pacific Mail 10254. During the remainder ‘Of the afternoon the market was dull and steady, and @t the close at a quarter-past five the quotations were ‘hs subjoined:—New York Central, 154% a 134%; Erie, Reading, 103 a 10344; Michigan Southern, 4% @ 91%; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 90% a 90%; and Toledo, 103% a 103%; Rock Island, 805% @ 105%; Northwestern, 69 a 6944; Northwestern preferred, 10% & 79%; Fort Wayne, 111% @ 111%; Dhio and Mississippt, 30:4 a 305; Pacific Mall, 102 a 008K; Western Union Telegraph, 343; a 34%. ¥ The following table presents a comparison of the fiighest prices of the leading speculative stocks in Bse4 with those current st the first-.regular board first board Quarts Hill, $2 60; La- ‘Smith and $2 40; tn London to-day and on the previous dates men- bioned. June %. Oonsois... 1K 94% a — ve-t 13% 873% ES Hi Ey deposits and circulation has given rise to the following call from the Clearing House of this city for a meeting to oppose it, and very justly, but there Ls no prospect of its passage:— New Yor« OLEarina Hoven, New York, June 23, 1868. Srr—Your roy juested . attend v — of mcers, learing House, on , Pio seen inst., at one o’clock, to consider the bill ne posed by vate rns the taxation of Danke E, W. DUN! P. M. BRYSON, WM, H. MACY, ©. F. HUNTER, ©. P. LEVERICH, MORRISON, WM. H OOX, 3. M. VERMILYE, CG, F. TIM pi EDWARD HAIGHT, GEORGE 8. COE, P. G. CALHOUN, ALondon financial weekiy of the 13th inst. thus @efers to the condition of the British money mar- Ket: ‘We have again to farther depression in the @iscount rates, there having been at one period of the week less demand, both at the Bank of England the market, than has been the case at ay time Our the present year. So far as any fa- e , ‘vorable may be looked for through 4 fommerce there is oching as yee to sl thay the trade of the country, as awhole tytn for ap new enterprises. As much of the og of liquidations in fable that the market will remain or with currency until new projects are en and made the means for employing it. ‘he large contracts Yor See can ply Ot resiway material have been of late carried off by Belgian houses, but fit is understood that English houses prefer that they should “fll up” at present prices. In Russia, Austria and Hungary the governments are exertin; @hemeeives to extend as much as possible the rail- ‘way symtoms of those countries, and with the in- demand for rails and rolling stook that will cqtee it i qonerally considered to be simply & RH LOWRY, JAMES PUNNETT, matter of time when and renewed activity hich would of money market to some ¢: continues to be dull, and hed scale, has there being no demand for ex; demand for silver for the E probably be sent to the Continent. 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- fi will be obtained in our iron districts, beneficially affect the ola, although mpon a gol ough upon & ing into the Neither is there and any arrivals further sales were made of 26 bbis. on ‘at the latter price. Custom House, Receipts, June 22 ,.$253,905 a 283,298 1,029, June 2A.. 352,000 1,104, 01 The exports (exclusive of specie) from New York to foreign ports for the week ending June 23 and since the commencement of the year compare as fol- lows with those in 1866 and 1867:— acti tales wore 48,00 Ibe. ah 19, & Igo. nominal. THE DRY GOODS TRADE. ‘We are still greeted on every hand with thestereo- typed assertions that ‘the market is dull and heavy,” or “the market is without improvement,” and from the existing state of affairs we can discern no ground upon which to base 8 hope of any improvement for some time to come. Since the writing of our last weekly report the market has been influenced to some extent by the firmer tone of the Liverpool cot- ton market, but the reaction from buoyant to a de- market, accompanied by a decline in prices Liverpool and here, has exerted a depressin, day or two past, and dealers woul gladly sell on the basis of last week’s buyers are few and far between, and the buying are doing a hand to mouth business, and act as though they expected a es, even When the probabilities of a decline seem more than usually remote. Buyers have, in all robability, been enabied to drive better bargains ‘is week than they will for some time hence, as the reparations for an active fall trade, and hold nearly everything except odd lots at In order to clear out odd lots, however, they are frequently placed at prices considerably be- low the regular market quotations, but this is the only way in which they can be worked off. ture of the domestic cotton speculate upon it. For the week..... 385 Prev. reported, .. .102,495,879 Since Jan. 1...$104,884,214 $04,235,106 $89,074,008 SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXEHANGE. Wednesday, June 24-1015 A. M. influence for a jobbers are making ds market is depen- that it is idle to ‘he growth of cotton, the tinkering of the Tariff and Currency bills, &c., all have so direct a bearing upon the goods market that the future of the market cannot be foretold with jegree of accuracy until these questions shall all have been settled or until Congress adjourns, The jobbers are slowly making up stocks for the irchases are small; and they buyers the market wears a this week, the reduction noted in our last report not having the desired effect of bringing out buyers to any extent. We learn of no further important cl BLEACHED MUSLIN: 80000 Missouri 6" 0000 bT do... 1000 Erie Ist m..a..... 103! 2000 NY Cen 7's, '76,con 1s 2000 Harlem, Ut fall trade, but their being almost the on! inpromising look. have been quiet SSSzEe' 5B 96 Am Exch Bank 121 Pe “esalelg shave been dull anted no further concessions, close there was more disposition to meet the views of when any are found. 'USLINS algo contd) Px ES8ze2) inue in limited request, rices are substantially the same as they were a favorite makes meet with fair sale, but the general movement continues slow. Brown DRILLINGS remain dull at 163<c. @ 17c., though one or two standard makes are still quoted 36 Gin@Hams remain quiet but steady at previous TicKINGS have ruled dull and prices have under- gone no change. CHECKS have sold to some extent, but they are not in much demand, SrRiPrs continue in demand, and the sales are gen- erally at full prices. CAMBRICS are still in moderate demand, and bring full prices, almost without exception. JBANS and other cotton fabrics have ruled exceed- rices are nominal} ders would grant a concession, if juest, and there 285) week ago. A few of the if Beesees 5 ecceeiects unchanged. In inet git pnd ae Et = of sellers, and as a demanded for all of show no appreciable variation from week has been rather more inquiry for neral market is dull. Wepnespayr, June 4—6 P. M. Uncertainty with regard to the action of Congress upon the various bills of importance affecting the finance, tariff and Fevenue questions, which have been so much talked about since the failure of the impeachment project, renders the commercial status anything but favorable to a healthy devel” opment of trade. The merchandise markets have been unusually dull during the past week, even for this season of the year, and there {a little to indicate any improvement until something definite shall have transpired in reference to the action {Congress fe totake. Imperted merchandise shows the common fate of domestic produce, which has to a great extent been neglected. But few of the leading staple commodities have been dealt in to any extent, and most of them have steadily tended in favor of the purchaser, even it they have not experienced positive decline. The flour market has been rather panicky bg was but little bet we te. day. OTTON.—Rece: bales. to-day and a fair business was proverbially dull for speculation. Annexed are the current qi Oplands $s eH mie wus gut quiet but steady at juotatio: ‘Sales (not tn ~y previously 6,800 FLOUR AND GRaIn.—] i ‘The following is a list of marine tranafers since the HL 4) Ti Tonnage | { \Share.| Price. pore i i i i I l i Bart rel’ z rs i sf is il Hg rork ; A Stone, Jr, Mrs coat bie] ‘Howe, as H Rev WT Moore: Mr and Mra eM Bishop, Mre and son, Miss Mili innatl; Misa Tocker- ‘Tuckertnan, Boston} Mr and Mis W Chariton, Maty Ann Reed aud two children, ‘Master Wray Wilson, ASPINWALL AND CaLtronnra—steamship Rising Sti Thomas Mittall, M ‘Madame de Segarn reliable source, Lard was dull ged. PROVISION, —Receipts, 50 pac! ne in pork were emall, the cut meats. The trans- Mra Splee and son, @ Butler, Laiby ity Meyer, A Friedborg, M born, wite ‘and child Hy J kner, Mrs Boatlager, Ws Th ‘Mi sinter, rsuplee and’ dau seller's option; olay were made at ‘8 828 for prime i ‘iake, jarmes let, was steady at at 160. « Ie. August delivery at 17}¢0., buyer's Srude, in bulk, was which the ‘sales od at ,. arket for bonded was moderately active and i: yal. for standard white. Sales was duli aad lower, stan- Woe Ugo. OC residuum NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNH 25, 1868—TRIPLE SHKET, 9 secegetrae cd, exces eet v. Dr. 5 a at half-past two o'clock, at the (—- ; in Thirty- fourth street, By so igh A president, rt bors SALES AT AUO\ION. Gener SALE OF SUBURBAN Pi X maica, Le L, cate at positively be wt, Fonarvation: by sou now e MILL MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. “ Married. fs peril AS PRAAG, President. | iny3 BoyD—Nicrerson.—At Brooklyn, 1. I., on Wednes- MITE lay, June ARGARET Si tention of all wh lote fe day, June 24, by the Rev, ‘whom trichols, ‘at the | Widow of Captain Ric Smith, aged 88 years most beatiful Wilages around the, city months and 8 days. The relatives and friends of the family, also those | ratiro: of her son, Stewart J. Smith, are respectfully invited | fy, 70"e desirable, an ie sar part of to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 275 ‘mh the oth ry oi rae, aes tee Muara street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two Ne rk, and 187 Montague 8 Brooklyn. o'clock. eh BORN Montane, Suet, re ae residence of the bride's mother, RicHaRp L. BOYD, COweee, N.Y., to Miss Carnis B. @ICKERSON, Of yn. DgePgw—Torsy.—On Tuesday, June 23, by the Rev. ‘Theo. A. Eaton, WM. HENRY DaPew, of Cold Spring, N. x0 SaRad ELIzapera TuRBy, of this city. No iapanmahipaibalpala Mead Baar sent Sd at | (agen ‘GusMaN—Kat rN. Sunday, June 14, in | VOLKENS, wife of Bera! olkens, year | “GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FU the city of Hanover, Germany, rese! of her OLD FURNITURE, DESKS, Consul, by Reve ree any in Presence of U.S. | Ome relatives and friends of the family, and mem- | Elveripairec “Gatdoetas aie oe 1 palooroounay 8 bers of Doric », No. 280 F, and A, M,, are re- spectfully invited attend the funeral, from 83 Oll- ver street, on Friday afternoon, at one o'clock, with- out further notice, MAN, lew York, to Miss JENNY KALZENSKIN, of ny. GEDNEY—BuRNS.—On Wednesday, June Neck, by Rev. Horace ty to arasiee M. BURNS. Tee LEONE JAMES, CAgNEY, AUCTION rt ‘above Spring. ture, tis day, at 1% o'clock, pers please '. | ’ ) AT AUCT i diusy da BRION.—On evening, Zane 28, | oy erry as eh Pasa tandlon tain, ae. nm” Sore an oy J. Jackson, EDWIN Grey, Esq. Miss | BBY AR’ ELEGANT PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENT : a7) LLIB ieprmzaor, daughter of Thomas Jefferson, ar of this BOGART, agoronnsn. AKRIS—HITOH.—At New Bed: AT A JOHNSTO! IN & VAN TASSELL, nA] HE PRIVATE STAKLE ° hi at 11 o'clock, at No. } North Wilitam ford, Mass., on TT street, Wi Cloth- pen mr June 24, by the Rev. 8. 'W. Whitney, NORTHEAST CORNER OF FIFTH AVENUE, Mer den consisting of bn Gold and Silver Wastes teow ieee Cuances M. Harris, of New York, to EMMA AME- THIRTY-EIGHTH STREBT. office, 180 ; Clothing, Fancy Goods, Lace Shawls, Dress Lta, daughter of Chatles Hitch, of the former place. WEDNESDAY, JULY ly 9) gcLooK Rete Davey Ravurtay, ah, cance. IV . » at the auction rooms HOULOWAY—JAcKson.—At the residence of the | TUS ENTIRE BSTADSHMEND OF 4 DRIVATE FAMI: | ote oicnane sof Parlor, Hedrons Dtaiag Sense bride's mother, Woodside, N. J., on Wednesday, | “ELPGANT TEAM OF BAY PONTES, and Kitchen Furniture. June 24 by the Rev, Thomas Cook, of Jamatea, L. 1., | FINE TEAM BAY CARRIAGS HORSES, rer assisted by the Rey. Samuel Hall,’E. Onwnven Hor. | TWO SPLENDID GADBEE LORSES, ree, neko Wales heath on Rowton extol LOWAY to JESSIR M. JACKSON, daughter of the late | 71.0, LINE, COURE If to be sold at auction, by direction of REQUIER & THOMSON, 158 Broadway, N. ¥. PHELPS, FALLON & CO., No. 514 Pine atreet, will seit as ‘auction on Tuesday, June 30, 1863, at 19 o'clock M. at Exchange Salesroom, 111 Broadway, valuable Water Front on Nev creek, near Sterling Ot! Works, having a frontace of over foet, 300 feet a ‘of lot, with 3 story brick Bullding, 8 feet water at low tide. Mapsand particulars at office of auction- core. OSEPH HEGEMAN & CO. oJ Frigay, June 26, at 10 o'clook A. M., at the Contral Gales rooma, Wiloushby street, corner of Pearl atreot, Brookiym. Rogular weekly sale. Parlor, Chamber and Dining Room Furnitufe, Bedding, Plated Ware, China, Glas Ware, Fanoy Goods, Mirrors, Velvet and other’ Carpets, Stoves, &c.; alee rosewood Pianos. M. J. 2is01Ns, AUCTIONFER, WH eLL, PRE + day, June 2, at 10% o'clock, all the elegant Hotohold Furniture, with Piano, contained in dwollin 160 (rand atrrot. Also the Contents of m Bakery and Confectionery Store. PEREMPTORY AvCTION SALE, Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry. A, M, CRISTALAR & SON, Auctionee No.7 Park place, between Broadway and Church atreet, Will sell on Friday, June 2 1054 o'sioek, the Stock of a Baltimore retail storekeener, removed for com- venience of anle, amounting, to over $15,000, viz:—Diamond Rings, Brooches, arrings, Bracelets and Buttons, Peart, Ruby, Emerald, Onyx and Malachite 16 carat Jewelry; Bug: n fiver Duplex Patent Lev Jackson, Esq., of New York. oe enateld (Masa papers please copy. BRR—Howe.—On Tuesday, June 23, at the Re- formed Dutch church, Bergen, N. J., by the Rev. Dr. Taylor, Henny ©. Kerr, of Philadelphia, to Miss MAny Norton, daughter of the late Captain George W. Howe, of Greenville, N. J. No cards, LaTHaAM—GarretT.—On Tuesday, June 23, at St. John’s church, Ithaca, N. Y., by the Rev, John W. lin ae el ae AEA, iS; ee Eo N. Y., to .. eldest daughter of Gilbert 'T. ¢ % of Ithaca. | No cards, si are oe MAGER—SmiTH.—At Mott Haven, on Tuesday, June 23, by the Rev. Wm. Huckel, at the St. Ann church, Morrisamia, WM, MAGEE to MARIA Sairg, both of above place, Yonkers papers please copy. MAXWELL—RANDOLPH.—On Monday, June 1, by the Rev. George H. Houghton, A. W. MAXWELL (y Vavavas) to EMLIA AMELIA RANDOLPH. No cards. MEAD—BIRpsALL.—On Tuesday, June 23, accord- — to partially ie the Kepr of Friends, Gro. V. ‘AD ARY, daughter of the lave Keuben Bird- sall, both of this city. Roperts—Crissy.—On Wednesday, June 24, at St. Paul’s church, by Rev. Morgan Dix, Gzorar W. ROBERTS to NETTIR, daughter of the late Samuel F. Crissy, all of this city. ai ONE PONY PHAETON, ONK COUPE ROCKAWAY AND ONE CITY BUILT TOP BOOGY, FIVE SETS OF DOUBLE HARN ERS, FOUR SETS OF SINGLE HARNESS, BLANKETS, &C., 40. ALL THE ABOVE CARRIAGES ARE FIRST CLASS MAKE AND ALL THE HARNESS ARE MADE BY WOOD THE ABOVE WILL BE ON EXHIBITION ON TUES- DAY, JUNE 90, AT PRIVATE STABLE AS ABOVE. ARON CLAFLIN+& CO., 35 AND 87 VESEY STREET, will sell by auction, ON FRIDAY, JUNE 26, at 1034 o'clock, SIX HUNDRED CASES ROOTS, SHOES AND BALMORALS, to close the summer season, comprising AN ASSORTMENT OF GOODS IN STYLE AND UALITY SELDOM OFFERED AT AUCTION, and forming one of the MOST ATTRACTIVE SALES OF THE SBASON. 180 FIVE HUNDRED LOTS of Women's, Miases’ and Children’s FINKE SEWED WORK, 2 SANDS—GREEN.—At the residence of the bride's | in choice variety, from the manufactories of Nia) merican Gold and edn : iidersenickel tnovements; Diamoid atid Fauvmell rents, on Wednesday, June 24, by the Rev. 0. 0. B. &. LARRABEE ies Gold Guard and Vest Chains, and. other Jewelry. irkham, Norton J. Sanps, M. D., to Miss M. EvEk- Catalogues and goods on exhibition day before nule. LYN, daughter of Benjamin (ireen, all of Port Ches- . - ‘and FRANCIS BARKER, onatatine of § : 2 Aa ter, N. Fa cate, ay TALMOR ALS, POLISH AND BUTTON BOOTS, PAWNSROKER'S SALE, THIS, DAY JAMES AGAR om OKS, Cl TERS wi " lew Howery, at Io’clock A. My ev. Morgan Dix, D. D. Ruts D’ Sur, ot Brook, BISMADERUNGH SLIPPERS, of Mou’ ant Women's fine Clobling. By order of Marx Levy, Rev. Morgan Dix, D. D., EuEN D. Smiru, of Brook- lyn, to Miss MAMIE A. Cary, of this city. No cards, SEAMAN—CARPENTER.—In this city, on Monday, June 22, Mr. WILLIAM H. SEAMAN to Miss Laura E. CARPENTER, both of this city. THROCKMORYON—SIP.—On Wednesday afternoon, June 24, at the residence of the bride’s mother, by the Rev. Dr. B. C. Taylor, assisted by the Rev. F. C. Putnam, Mr. B. W. THROCKMORTON to Miss Magus A. Sip, both of the city of Bergen, N. J. WADE—MARTIN.—On Wednesday, June 24, at St. Teresa’s Roman Catholic church, by the Rev. Father , JAMES C. Wapg, of San Francisco, Cal., to Martin, eldest daughter of Mr. P. Martin, of New York. all ofywhich are warranted. Catalogues on morning of sale. | 74 Grand sire JAMES M. MILLER, Auctioneer. N SALE—THIS DAY, BY JOHN MOB- TINER, 15 Bast Broadway, of 40) lots Men's and Women’s choice Clothing, Bedding and other goods. By order D. De Long, 299 Fast Broadway. AWNBROKER'S SALE—WATCHES. JEWPLRY, &0. R. FIELD, Auctioneer, will sell this day, at 11 o'ctook, ab large lot of fine Gold and Silver Watches, jewelry, Chains, Pins, Rings, Karrings, wand Pistols, Musical and Mathematl cal [nsiraments, Opera (lasses, Fancy Goods, &c. Welt of dealers. By order of J. 8. & J. Simp- ou, 25 Chatham atreet, FARMER, AUCTIONERR—WILL SELL THIS DAY, Ve at o'clook, at 444 Cana! street, Parlor and Bedrooms Suits, Pier, Mantel and other Mirrors; Sofa Beds, Ghaire; walnut, mahogany and Cottage Bedsteads ; Hatetand Heda; Extension, Centre and Leaf Tables; new and second hand Brussels ahd Ingraln Carpets, Oilcloths, White and Check Matting, Feather Beds and Hedding, hair and other Mattresses, Ofice Desks, Lace Curtains and Cornices, Gas Chandelteta, Crockery, Cutlery, Plated Ware; also one Fur- uiture Wagon. Gackern, | BELCHER & CO.—THE REMAINING AS ela anit Book Accounts of aald firm will be sold by [ADCTION Noriog. -R. T. HAZELL, AUCTIONEER, FRIDAY, June 26, at 10} o'clock, at our aalesroom, 3% Cortlandt street, HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C tn Jota to suit elty oF countey buy = (for account of whom it may concern), MUSICAL INSTRUMEN’ Three cases Violins, Accordeons, Gui Flutes, Fiageolets, Violin Bows and Cases, der, jtist landed. Calalogues on morning Concertinas, i in tine or- of sale. HAZELL & CO., Auctioneers, 35 Cortland atreet. SEASON 1868, Died. ALCORN.—On Sunday, June 21, MARTHA ANN, youngest daughter of David and Ann Eliza Alcorn, aged 8 months. ARROWSMITH.—At Yonkers, on Wednesday, June 24, after a short illness, of congestion of the bi GEORGE AUGUSTUS, only son of Augustus T. Elizabeth M. Arrowsmith. THIS DAY, DAY, JUNE %5, ACI o'clock, THIRTIRTH REGULAR SPRING SALE o MANUFACTURED STRAW AND PALM LEAF GOODS, 600 CASES, focluding full line of MEN'S, YOUTHS’ AND BOYs' HATS IN VARIETY. Faneral services on Saturday afternoon, at two | Catalogues and goods now ready. 5 Pise o'clock, at the reaidence of his grandmother, Mra. Wh. TOPPING & 00, satin pis New York om tne 19th of Suv. 1603, 13 M locludlng potas [een sl 2 Tut mation call as Jane McKee, 222 East Eleventh street. Relatives a) and friends of the family are invited, California and Baltimore papers please copy. BOARDMAN.—On Tuesday evening, June 23, after a a a WILLIAM BOARDMAN, aged 69 years and mont ‘The members of Washington No. 21, F. and A. M.; Ancient Chapter, No.1, BR. A. M.; Columbian Council R. and 8. M.; Columbian Commandery, No. 1, of Knights Templars, and the fraternity in wen- eral, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday m, at two o'clock, {rom the church of Kev. Mr. Knapp, on Thirty-third street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues. Members will meet at room No. 8 Union square, at twelve o'clock M. Breen.—On Tuesday, June 23, of consuption, M. J. BREEN, aged 29 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral from his late resi- dence, 302 Kast Twenty-eighth street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o’clock. The remains will be taken to St. Stephen’s chw East Twenty-eighth street, near Third avenue, for funeral services. St. STRPHEN’S SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION.—The certain Lands ta Texas. For further tofor: above. GurreMe COURT SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. JOSKPH MoGUIRE, Auctioneer, joe No. 80 Nasaan atreet, will sell at auction on Friday, June 26, 1888, mt 12 o'clock at the Exchange Salesroom, {11 Broadway, under direction Daniel P. Ingraham, Jr,, Faq.. referee, THE VALUAUK PROPERTY 1,270 AND 1,272 BROADWAY, commencing 91 feet 4 inches south of Thirty-third street, being 21 feet froot by 17 feet rear, 83 feet § inches deep on the northerly line by 67 feet dec, om the woutherly line (with « party wall. Also NO. 38 WERT THIRTYTHIRD STREET, commencta: OF feat 4 Inches east of Broadway, and being 27 feet 11 inc. es front and rear by 71 feet 6 inches deep on the ensteriy: © and 75 feet | inch on the westerly line, and forming an L with the ‘on Broadway. ‘apn particulars ‘ad ine Auctionser’s office. S. HERMAN, AUCTIONEER.—MORTCAGE SALE.— i ? Bow. ery, AU°TION NOTICE. AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR HOUSEKEEPERS, HOTEL KEEPERS AND THE TRADE. sale of elegant Household Furniture this day (Thursday), June %5, at 104 o'clock precisoly, at the ele- Fant Hive slory, residence 9 Weat Elznth slroct, betwenn ifth and Sixth avenues, by LUKE FITZGERALD, Auc- tloneer. Reliable men tn attendance to eart or pack goods for Durchasers. Over S00 lots and Furniture; Velvet, rusaels and Ingrain Car; magnificent rosewoud Piano- forte, Stool and Cover; five elegant rosewood and walnut Parlor Suit covered with the richest description French satin brocatel and reps; rosewood Etageres, walnut Book- case and lady's Weiting Deak, Turkish ‘and Reception Chairs, oll re by eminent inte; Pier and Mantel Mirrors, Brocatel an ce Curtains, rich Bronzes from Statuary, Lava and China ‘Vases, rosewood and wal nut Bediteads, Bureaus, Washslanda Commodens spring rors, re and’ Book Stands, rich cut Crystal and Glass Ware, China Tea and Dining Cantera, Ice Pitchers, a, Fe ivory Table Cutlery, to. also ‘all Furniture of the servants; Hallstand, &c. place cars. ‘Will be sold on Friday, June 98, 103 o'clock, at one splendid rosewood Piano and marble bed Biiliaré ‘Table, two sets of Balla and Cues, complete, by order of C. V. by f, attorney for mortgagee. Aino « lnrge lot of Household: ‘uraiture. HE LEEDS ART “GALLERIES, NOS. 817 AND 89 Broadway, corner Twelfth street, to let from Jaly 1 te October 1; are well known to be the finest, most spacious am@ MINER, 9% Livery ere , 70 LAWYERS. THE ‘Sixth or Seventh avenue or University members of the above Association are hereby noti- fied to attend the funeral of their late esteemed member, M. J. Breen, at St. Stephen's church, this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o'clock. BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE. Curran.—On Wednesday, June 24, after a linger- ing hae CHRISTOPHER CURRAN, in the 80th year of his age. The friends of the family, and those of his sons, James and Arthur Curran, are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his son-in-law, John Hogan, Franklin avenue, between Wyckoif and War- ren streets, Broeklyn, on Thursday afternoon, at three o'clock. The remains will be interred in the Cemetery of the Holy Cross. 5Y HENRY D, MINER , salesroom No. 8 Cortlandt atreet. four doors west of Broadway. ‘Art Gallery 45 Broadw: HOUSRHOLD FURNITURE, MIRRORS, CARPETS, £0, H. D. MINER & BARKER will sell at anction on Satur- day, June 27, at 103 o'c'ock, at their salesroom, port: land street, ‘gen fousehold Carpets, Olicloth, Chrtaing, Crockery, Glaneware, Ac. removed. for convenience of sale. Particulars hereafter. AUCTION xorTcE. Magnificent Household Furniture, Property of family leaving the city at private sale, at less than auction prices. All the Furniture ‘the nt residence 44 West <n o utreet, of “Chancery Reports, germ” ei. Be. will be sold by” au ook Salesrooms, Aster yi evenings, 25th and 26th, at 7:20 o'clock. LEAVITT, STREIBEIGH & CO., Auctioncers. LLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER, OFFIOR 170 ween Fifth and Sixth avenues :—Superd Drawing Room The funeral of Rev. Cum ‘covered Fren in 1, coat $450, for 8200; one Chatham square, sells on Thuraday, at 1034 of Ms aR Semeanie Geshe te TINGS, | do. 810; Pianoforte, fOr #275, 0 ; the Lease, Stock and Fixtures of the Liquor Btore Wed tsp MMi take place from ‘this ch y Kease, Books, Paintings by eminent artists, artistic Bronze | street, corner of Morris street, fine Com Beor eighth Wi e pl mt jurch at | Stataary, ‘satin, damask Curtains, Mirrors, | splendid stock of Bourbon, Rye, Scotch and wi nine o'clock, om Friday morning. The remains will | Lace Curtains, ik. Vases, Turkish Easy Chairs, ae. be conveyed to Calvi Cemetery for interment. His friends are tfully invited to attend. DovGiass.—On Thursday, June 4, at Panama, Pay- master RICHARD HALL DOUGLASS, U. 8. N., son of Rey. Jacob M. Douglass, of Philadeiphia. FLENDER.—After @ short but severe illness, EMMA Louise, Caughter of Thomas and Carrie M. Flender, 3 years and 1 month. Only a little bird to sing and perish; Only @ little heart to beat with joy and love; Only a lock of hair to fondiy cherish, But just one angel more to welcome us above. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral service, this (Thursday) after- noon, €3 five coe Eighth wee and aoe stree! on Friday morning, -past eight vel to accompany the remains to East Chester for interment. Graves.—On Tuesday, June 23, Laura E. Agar, eldest daughter of Laura C. Graves, ‘The friends of the family and teachers of ward ‘Bix! yarn wom Pridey morning, at ten o'clock. ol Se te brcckiyn, suddenly, on Tuesday, June 23, REBECCA GLISSON, in the 60th year of her The relatives and frlenda of the family are invited Lounge, covered reps : Centre Tables, walnut Dress- ing Bureat Wardropet Commod hair, spring ry Rtg he Ne = igh. Glassware, Sil Casters, Tureens, Dinner, Tea dete arin tear Aches Ser | gre Raf, ey rat edo mea nae ‘Table Linen, Bronze Chandelier, Brussels Carpets. Also all iT dM ‘Ornaments, E: Table, the Furniture of the servants’ ts, Basement, ae . Ww. WITTERS, AUCTIONEFR, at 209 West Forty-sisth furniture of the above UCTION SALE OF LANDS IN PLOTS IN FAR Rockaway village and adjacent thereto; 20 acres, ¢ acres. ae 3 We Scum Co nllenapgiocer arr ge peg May Far way, L. I. Wu. OOnURWELL: ‘Montague cor. Court, Brooklyn. T PRIVATE SALE.—ELEGANT DOUBLE SUIT OF Pot OFFICE NOTICE. eee ere urdayh closing ek In oso, F , 4 noon, ‘snd at stations A and B, Il , C, O and D, 11:38; aod F, and G@ at Il o'clock A. M. weeny et se and the sialions Se Fese an Reriod at the general ofice AMES KELLY, P. a = ———————— J i Gentes GRANT OLUB—A MEETING OF C&R J Lo ve Gomme 70 be held at the rooms, coruer ck. 0. A. ARFHUR, Conicename i June 25, Gx01 Fo™r10 sevnove, democracy of the sty of Mew Yor, under the auspices of the Jackson ral Aesosieties, cite ego ca R, President. Roserr C. Heroutn Cuan.es E. Lorw, _ Vice Presidents. Jaune O'BRIEN, ’ avenue. Lyon.—On June 23, suddenly, from an accident, LawRENCR ww LYon, son of Thomas C.and Ann M. toutend the funeral, thls (Tharetay moran, 4 al ill PATRICK lamers: @ native of the to 0 of house aaekan in wo ot t te of the brown stone ears. YSthe friend’ and acquaintances, also those of his brother Hugh, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, West Fifteenth street, between tenth and eleventh avenues, on Friday after- noon, at two o'clock. RMICK.—In J City, on Tuesday after- noon, June 23, at the lence of F. P. Haskell, No, 123 Coles street, MicHagL McCoRMicK, aged 31 ears. 2 O’RourKe.—At Fernandina, Florida, on Thursday, = a LORENZO O’ROURKS, Civil engineer, of New- ark, N. 4. PraG.—On Wedn , June 24, at Fultonville, N. Y., Desonas S., wife of Rev. John Pegg ‘and daughter of the late Abel S. Clapp, wets of faneral \oapering {tt s 2 AFFERTY.—Of & lingering illness, Epwarp Rar- PERTY, in the 20th year of his age. “The friends and relatives of the family, and those of his cousins, Patrick and Bernard Rafferty, are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral this if —~ morning, at ten o'clock, from St. Mary’s church, when @ solemn requim mass will be offered for the re) of his soul, ‘APHALL,—On Tuesday morning, June 23, Rev. A, OFFICE 981 BROAD. nreserved vi wrelty he £2. mow of ores eSaatmahoguay and. walnut; fine Horse ‘Hair, Mattresses, ecaattabogany and. walnut; Fo cataloguee carly morning of eale at tne Bouse. ¥ ROBERT mie ny = aren gg AND REAL er, Office and Salesroom 37 Nassau atreet, ite the Post office. 0 VILLE. will elt ROBERT SOMER (Thuraday), at 1084 o'clock, ___ DENTISTRY. — “a RTIFICIAL TEETH.—OREAT REDUCTION—SETS $0 ‘and upwards; call and examine; teeth filled, We. and upwards. $96 Six nue, above Fifteenth atreet. YOLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION ORIGINATED THR J anioethetic use of nitrous oxide gag administer it in the most approved method, do mong ve extract teeth, and tatoly do it without pain ; #0 28,000 patients testify, See their names at the office, 19 Cooper Institute. “ATIC AND FURR GouD Fos to thet: it alas 16-000 testimnoninis. ‘Rooms inteenth street, corner of Ireing place. | § Tables, Centre Tables, Rockers, in Chairs, folding Armetairs, painted oi room Sutts, Dreesing Bureau, Washstands, Wardrobes, fine Diack walnut Bookeases, cane seat Chairs, &c., Ae. Also ® large assortment of Office Furniture, Desks, Iron Railing, Standing Deske: alto Sails for w schooner rigged yacht, I, foresal! and mainsail, containing about 185 yards bert En g- ligh duck. Also at 1 o'clock, two rose wood Pianos, 7 octare Monnis J. RaPHALt, in the Toth year of his age. me a UTIFUL CONTINUOUS GUM 199 eon Cfoutegant ac apna bids "Ae and Se om B. tay, mee, telecon toe CS np Laet tT § Far eucber Plate, with Plampere, § sie in-law, Cay C. M. Levy and Nathan Cohen, are Sivare to fea moneae aap ane Cg a on Grand street. i nitare t ct and at of whom scare ts Big monage ‘ances, for accot respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Thurs- Gay) afterioon, “two orclock, at half-past t from the street, between YM. DOUG! ES ESS Te srrekef evenues. Carrie in frig a Be jor an Chain, Rta, Cape ler Mirrors, two ROSEWOOD. RBE-QUARTER FOUR POCKET The members of the Mutual Benefit and Burial i Tpamapagne, elock, at bie va. Address 5. C. Smith, ie RSA Pay ae ee ke oa ot Society of the congregation Gates near nite York, are hereby requested to attend the eral Of | of all descriptions, Chamber Suite in walnut, rosewood and the late Rev. Dr. Raphall, at the Thirty-fourth street phate 0 past two yi ya Parga e. i a eg Ni . JAAUS, Secre' le bers of the sie member of the coneragaion Cheaay feita 4 street ener ye ie Chameagaes ——— PINE S8TOOK OF FIRST CLASS BILLIARD TABLES, wil ost nied patems cushions, very low A= at bay anurectory, a ‘Crosby street. Also. second cy remptorily preacher J{DWARD SCHENCK, AUCTION ERS POR SALR hall, Ph. D., late rabbi of CTIONE! ILLIARDS.—W. Uf. ORIFFITH OFFER ALR Binal sesharin, from the Thirt; ayaa. arrnget and BY dace and second bang Tape were Fe Sheampigt 1a, to Sere, 4 | eee Tembers of the Bourd of of A ‘n M Is N UNBXCEPTIONARALR ‘YOUNG ORNTLEMAN DE. A sires the aoquainta’sce of a sensible, atylish, pro} Rev. M. J. Raphall D., late rabbi preacher of the a. treet mage a nursday, Tune Wr halt post ca three Fae Phasing, og ing and bighminded young lady, of good tly ‘and armtable ‘The morabors of the Hebrew 9H | ocala once,