The New York Herald Newspaper, April 23, 1869, Page 5

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. THURSDAY, April 22—6 P.M. ‘The gold market was excited this afternoon under Ssevere hammering by the bears, who based their Operations upoa a telegram from Washington an- mouncing It to be the mtention of the Seeretary of the Treasury to sell geld on “Thursdays hereafter” te the highest bidder submitting sealed proposals. ‘That the despatch was coming was Known to seme ef the “insiders,” for the premium began to deeline early in the day, It was not made known until after free o'clock, when gold fell rapidly from 134 te 388%}—a total decline for the day of 1% per cent. 4s is certainly curious that Mr. Boutweli has Gelayed to this time so meritorious a plea of relieving the importing merehants of this city. BR is to be feared, however, that the remedy comes ‘to late, as the evil has about exhausted itself. The first sale under the proposed programme takes Place April 29. The gold will reach the market April 30, On the following day, however, the gov- emment will disburse twenty millions in payment of the May coupons. Of what use, then, is the relief which Mr. Beutwell proposes? As well keep the gold in the Treasury, now that it is too late to be useful, or better lend it at seven per cent fmterest,- or cancel government bonds with Mt Indeed, the consideration of this fact Red many to surmise that the despatch was @ hoax or concocted for the benedt ef the shorts. Hence there was a reaction late in the afternoon to 133%. The gross clearings of gold yes- terday amounted .to nearly one hundred and twenty- three miuions gf dollarg, while the actual amount of gold in ail the banks of the ¢ gity is less than ten mil- lous, The attack to-day would gegn to indicate, therefore, that “somebody” is “short of gold, The following was the range of the price:— ¥ pee 33. vee ASS 9g @ 13056 The borrowing demand for cash gold was quite active in the early forenoon, and rates ranged from 6-61 down to 1-64 and “fat” for the Clearing House. Tn the afternoon three por cent per annum was paid for earrying over balances, The following ts the re- port of the Gold Exchange Bank:— Gold cleared. . . $122,952,000 Goid balance: 1,881,327 Curreucy balance 2,465,436 During the regular hours of business foreign ex- change was steady on the basis of 108% for the choicest of prime bankers’ bills. The sharp decline in gold after three o’ciock was therefore not opera- tive upon this grade of bills, but will probably re- sult in an advance to 108% a 108% to-morrow. The bankers’ were still epen when the change took place nd put up their rates to prime bankers’ figures, Commercial bills advanced to 103. Governments at the morning board were buoyant and strong, the 1862's selling at 12134, tho highest ever attained. 1867's were quoted 115%. The mar- ket relapsed into quiet and steadinesa, the Lonaon quotation remaining unchanged until late in the Aiternoon, when there was a pressufe to sell and tne ‘Whole list fell off from a quarter to half per cent, with the decline in gold. The relation of ‘gold to Governments, particularly the 1862's, is a very delicate one. A change in the price of the former 4s curiously, sometimes inexplicably, reflected in the Jatter. The following were the closing street quota- tions this evening:—United States ‘sixes, 1881, regia- tered, 117. 1173¢; do., coupon, 11734 & 11734; do., five- twenties, registered, 112 a 11214; do. do., coupen, 1862, 120% 0 121; do, do., coupon, 1864, 115% a 116; do. do., couppn, 1865, 117% a 118; do, do., coupon, new, 1805, 11474 @ 115; do. 4o., cOupon, 1867, 114% a 115; do. do., coupon, 1868, 114% a 115; do., ten- foriies, registered, 10534 a 106; do. d0., coupon, 105% a 106; currency bonds, 104% @ 1065, Money was more active and séVen per cent the prevailing rate with all classes of securities. The anticipation of the effect of gold sales upon the money market was the ostensible reason for the Greater demand; but it seemed to be aided by a bear movement in stocks, which was quite suc- cessful. The following were the bids for the city bank shares at the regular board this morning:—New York, 130; Manhattan, 146; Merchants’, 127; Me- chanics’, 131; America, 145; Phenix, 107; North River, 106; Mechanics and Tradérs’, 125; National, 110; Merchants’ Exchange, 115; Seventh Ward, 110; Commerce, 1233¢; Mechanica’ Banking Association, 120; Ocean, 10534; Chatham, 150; Bank of the Re- public, 117; Hanover, 117; Metropolitan, 14234; Shoe and Leather, 133; Continental, 99/4: St. Nicholas, 112; Central National, 103%; Ninth Nationa!, 113; Tenth Nattonal, 98, Southern securities were the exception to the de- cline of the day, and were steady for the general list and buoyant for the favorites. Tennessees and North Carolinas were still the features. New North Caro- linas sold at 5434, the Tennessees ex coupon at 69%. One purchase of $70,000 new North Carolinas is sup- posed to have been on foreign account. Prices closed:—Tennessees, eX coupon, 693, a 69%; do., new, 63% 9 6834; Virginias, ex coupon, 68% a 59; do., new, 61 a 6134; Nofth Oarolinas, ex coupon, 613 @ 6134; do., new, 5414 @ 5434; Missouri sixes, 874; a 88; Louisiana levee sixes, 71 a 71}4; Alabama eights, 99%; bid; do., fives, 69 bid; South Carolina sixes, 73 74; do., new, 71 a 72; City of Memphis sixes, 6234 a 63; Mobile & Ohio sterlings, 7244 a 73. The stock market was excited, irregular and de- clined. From the opening of business uatil midday there was a steady rise as.compared with the closing prices of the previous day, aud New York Central touched the unprecedented quotations of 108% a 169. From this point, however, there was a break in the whole list, the steadlest yielding to the prés- sure of sales, Central declined to 163%, Mariposa preferred went down to 4144, Reading to 95, Pacific Mail to 921%, Western Union to 4214, St. Paul to 77 and Ohio and Mississippt to 33, The depres- sion lasted throughout the sessions of the afiernoon boards and seemed to follow the gold market, with which It reacted at the close of street business, Tho following were the closing quotations of the last Tegular board:—Canton, 624; a 63; Cumberland, 30 a 83; Western Union, 4°; a 4257; Quicksilver, 224 a 2234; Mariposa, 23; do. preferred, 42%, a 42%; Pacific Mal, 92% a 92%; New York Central, 16Tig @ 167TH; Hudson River, 1484 @ 149; Reading, 95 a 9534; eid gan Central, 129 asked; Michigan Southern, 0854 Tilinols Central, 145 asked; Pittsburg, ong, a 3 Northwestern, 8414 a 8414; do. preferred, 96% a 96%; Rock Island, 137 a 133; ‘st Paul, 77% a 7734; 6. preferred, 84% bid; Wabash, 71 a 72)4; do. preferrea, 6054 a 625g; Fort Wayne, 152% 4 1324; Ohio and Mississippi, 33 093). mont ‘The following weré the quotations of the last open board:—Canton, 63; Wells-l’argo Express, 83 a 3d; Adams Express, 603¢ a 005%; American Expresé, 40% @ 40%; United Siates Express, 66% @ 06%; Merchants’ Union, 153; a 16; Quicksilver, 22 coranit | aa Pagiflc Matt, 8 023; Western Ugion iol, ay a 42 tee York Gaal tral, tare la 15 ark. posa, 215; a 2244; do. preferred, 42); bid; Hudson River, 148 @ 14334; Harlem, idi &@ 14134; Reading, 05.0 0554; Chicago and Alton, 155% a 166; do, pre- ferred, 158; Toledo and Wabash, 71 @ 71; do. preferred, 78 vid; Milwaukie and St. Paul, 775s a Ti; do. preferred, 8514 & 8534; Ohio and Missis- mppl, 33 a 8334; Fort Wayne, 131% a 182; mee Central, 123 bid; Michigan Southern, 98% @ 98 Iilinots’ Central, 144 bid; Cleveland and Pittsbufg, 03% & 03; Lake Shore, 9854 @ 98%; Rock Island, 136% & 186%; Northwestern, $4 @ $414; do, preferred, 06}; 0.96%; Bankers and Brokers’, 105 a 110; Terre Haute, 98 a'41; do. preferred, 66 a 69. were aed bids —~- ass railway bondy mtn ! = = So Ser iree’ aj 2 SSREErE EE: rains Hi 800 Am Mer oe Exp. NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1869.—TRIPLE SHBET. te EDlott place, Breokiyn, this (Friday) afternoon, st bet call mttiitsst 4 rt et 460 Harlen cr STREET QUOTATIONS, Hinlf-past Five o’Clock P. M. Mari 43368 48% Ohi es 833 Brothentate..:: See $95 Mich Sonthera:: Bi “wiee® 1 er a 11g Northwestern 954 Northwestern pi O8's 9055 COMMERCIAL REPORT. TuvuRspay, April 2—6 P. M. ABHES.— Receipts, 86-bbis. Pot were quiet, but prices were ateady at $7 75ga $7 8734. Pearl were dull and nominal, CorFse.—Rio was inactive demand from the trade, and the sales were to a fair extent and prices were very firm at former quotations. There were sales ro Ren bags, ex Clans- tern re Was almost ni i dling lote, which the sales were about ial bi ry ai ae "Boetos at ete heavy & tigen @ for for export future delivery, nd 2,063 do., ex steamer Bout! oped In other kinds we heard of 20 bdninesae ough prices ind was comparatively light and prices Hat irpstuar, thouge wer make no al ‘The business was moderate, the shales, of which, 688 were for epicning, 683 ‘Ther Bes otal Uh 201 were Subjotied Oplas on private re were no sales for Bre the current quo nds and Mobi aig 289 wbis. flour, 100 do, 9. cori, 6,76 do, oats, bariey. ‘the tour ricea quite as nominal. ne busiiiess was made t o bie. Southern flour was also quotations entirély nominal; tho sales were only Dbls. Rye flour was dull and heavy, the sales bein; $50 bblg, Corn meal was steady in value, with sales of 4 No. 2 Btat 4 e525 Superfine 6 bo Extra bee 6u0 hole 625a 700 Super ba 650 Extra 5Ba 600 Rye flour. 40a 675 Corn mes 4200 450 Gorm meal Brandywine. 4a ro weal, Jersey, 4%— 440 —The matket for spring wheat very dull and heavy, Vat prices were nominally sane. Wi inter whent let, e sales were about 35,000 bushels at gt Bas Toro No. 9 ‘pring, : ar sia 1% for in ri 48, ap angst Tots. We. store iy 6a 81 a0 for aunts log Cailrorain, #4 b ah sotor to terior red Siaie mn for white Mic ign. ba w shes of about 65,000 tasbila at le. a kae. for new iaived closing at 81)¢c. bid for priras—82c. for old do. in store ‘and, Ste. a bie, for yellow Jersey. 000 bushels sore lag.at Tie, bid fa store, ty bushels Western were at 7630. in. ‘Oate were firmer, with sales of . afloat, clos. ras in moderate we gla Barley ‘was dull ina heayy, while malt was "tteady, With sales Of 1,600 bushel ‘xtoWTA.—There was but ltileactivity in the market, but 5, teats one ark, with 3,000 quarters aria ports were steamer, To 0 at rnin dt ah charters uarters wheat to the Bri fe eo neies To bushels cor at Sts B00 bales 000 bbls. rosin at Is. 6d., and were :—An Italian istol channel, at ky to cork for orders, with ‘Noth German bark to Bremen, at 86. A North with “00 bbls. bark, with 000 bbls ‘oka to S Newenste England, at 2s, ., id a Boge ‘ship, 1,000 tons to London, geveral cargo, on private terms. MOLAS6ES,—The ally steady. No sales of moment were Pacraael we The market —Stook to-day, Ui do. English jnigods ane 3 300 2 gfe FRoviaions.—B do, bly ‘active an vanced, mene donna 98 i 9 $28 f 838 sa dad 438 75 0 $48 for extra prime. We beard of 26 0 the mys and ness quoted ry 10o. a 10/4¢e., " with setae ot 2,900 bead and an finproved IBage. for aiter, and The sales comprised lower. at S81 about 75 a ¥ ure ceulvery. demand, lige Beets prices were’ vi frm, and. with i 1 was dull but prices were gon Cuba. $89 do. Porto Rico: 1,015 Foner mitra rings prices further =o ad tary Mo 3 Fig o. $20 for Western prime Live hogs were higher, be! were steady at was only on pong sought hae en ae, * tone iy z 16 for plain mess and $12 9 $18 ter extra dd. Theres Gs : Pand nominal at #28 » 428 for prime mess und $25 a was dull 83) for India do.; there were small sales wie the Beef hams were still steady, frese irices. at 526 a Cut meats were in ine erate: ro bbl. at in there w 18)g0. am ior market wat, uiet, ie Tor § ito or st pilces of most kigds there war ¢ aud’ pektat ahduiderk, pres a 160. ‘er oh to] ‘ fate stock the and will Ort Fib; Mo sales werd i betag ‘but Nive velles were about 100 packages tenn nnd keitierrendered. | wid rices of ail grades of aan with’s ight fieet, thy ou Nile rather the q a subjoined. only ‘about fe a: at 1: Rico, and 20 boxes at ie. d “fame and 20c. date long ‘and short “2 aud Soa ‘ant aa arid rt ices c. a 19¢, though fairs or fairl botirotd and seen L~ Lan yd ny our quote- was freely the market ied in raw was nd, and prices were ‘The sales market for butter, were ac. @ TBs for Cuba and Porto Refined was moderately active at ard welling ‘at 1bice. ees pe Felbe hy to ot B.9 i ¢.:Ntute refining, 1130.5 goodiretning, Nice; att ieee i ep _ at 42) hoice-car 0., 800 thi oi oe a ig fleece at 48. Ey hes at tie., X and XX Obi af ay 9 ie 33000 XK 4b }gc., 1,800 No, 1 Pa aes if as Toe b a apes at 60) if ae Wale a ois cy ie cr yee jase to. do, ch ne iets refining grad Sock, raw raw: NAS, Sole bhds} ier ape sale oot woo! was beld to- & Co. thet yt their store, Nos. 26 attendance Was very ia: voiniely ae ek, ty a mat the, ratte Tema ao. Bo. e ied * eat ‘oes ‘The and the whole re, the bid with ek ness, 5, Dut at very low the semifan si ie do. o sgperes tee s 2 Sia 118 do. ae fo. 9 at THE YALE-HARVARB a i net Harvard crew have for the race with the Yale crew. oe roe of the old crew remain. The Boston 4 hints that the Harvarders will have to work hard to come ‘out victors in the contest. The Advertiser says:—"The latter tie atroke of last ve retired, as is 3 ‘and only nd Mobernes Ee med aoa ths Stner places ars oY aberney Bane Ries "Se Wills aud the ure last Bass and will doubtiess using Pah] and handsome ia Seveare so eee eres €} of which the races of Current News ef the Week; the Fashions; Amuse- ; Industrial ments; Varieties; Foreign Intelligenc Items; Facetise; Sclentific, Sporting, Religious and Literary Intelligence; Washington News; Edito- See eric al nent sepion of she. Gaps yaltoral C3 the Cattle, boots eat Shoe Markets; Fina! mogland @ Commercial Intelligence, and accounts eae all the important and taeresting events of the iia singe subscri ree coples, $5; Five copies, $8; Ten copieg: bests Sire cue” five centeeach.” ‘4 limited number of adverusoin sats 1n- sertedin the WeekLy HERALD. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. GaRY—Wicr1z.—On Weanesday, April 21, by the Rev. Dr. Sakae ABRAHAM BRITTIN Gary, of "Morris- town, N. J., to Josuenine, youngest daughter of J. 8. Higbie, Esq., of Jersey City, N. J. LAMBERTON—COLARK.—On Wednesday, April 21, at the residence ef the bride’s father, by the Rev. J. Hyatt Smith, Epwarp 8. LAMBERTON to MAny Sy only dacghter of Willlam P. Clark, £sq., all of Brook- lyn. No cards, Prou—FERO.—In 1888, FRANCIS Prov, of Berlin, Prussia, to Honransz Fro, ef Mount K: Kisco. PLUYGERS—VANDERHORST.—In Brooklyn, on Wed- nesday, Aprii 21, at the idence of the bride’s arents, by the . Elvert S. Porter, D. D., H pay LUYGERS to ANNIE M., daughter of ‘Jacob W. V: derhorst. No cards, POWELL—GREENFIELD.—At the Methodist Episco- petgnarch, Hae Hempstead, L. I.,on Wednesday, April 21, hers George Stillman, WILLIAM R. POWELL to AGGIE sf GREENFIELD, both of Hempstead, UpsHUR—MAXWELL.—On Thursday, April at the Church of the Atonement, by the Kev. Mr. Sa- pine, opener one H. Ursuur, Pniten, States avy, GNES KEARNEY, youngest daughter of Hon: Hugh Maxwell, of New "York. © - Washington, (D. C,), papers please copy. Died. BaLDWIN.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Errig J., daughter of Stephen CO. and Mary win, aged 21 months. Relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attenduhe funeral, this eriday) after- noon, at two o’clock, from the residence of her parents, No, 38 Fort Green place. BETHUNE.—On Monday, March 29, at La Tour, Beane.» Mary Beruung, widow of Rev. Dr. une, sy her own special request the remains will be taken directly from the steamer to replat where the funeral services will take place at the this (Friday) afternoon, at two o’€lock prec: ‘The relatives and friends are requested to assemble at the entrance ee of the Cemetery at a quarter before two o’cl CONNOR.—At 310 West Twenty-eightn street, on Thursday, April 22, after a short illness, CHARLES Connor, in the 69th year of his age. Notice of funeral hereafter. Consoy.—On Thursday, April 22, MARGARET Con- ae eae daughter of William and Bridget Con- year and 5 months. vote se tides and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of Ler parents, No. 241 West Thirty-fifth street. DaLy.—On Thursday, April 22, at the residence of her husband, corner of North Second and Fifth streets, Brooklyn, E. D., after a short illness, Mrs, Mary 4 Dany, the beloved wife of Wiliam ‘The time of the funeral will be published in to- morrow’s Herald. Evans.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, April 20, after a aot and painful illness, Mr. Joun Evans, aged 60 yea The relatives ler? friends of the family are respect- ptt Invited to attend the funeral, from the resi. dence of his father-in-law, John E. Cammeyer, 120 Nassau street, this (| jay) afternoon, at two o'clock, without further notice. The remains will be taken to Greenwood ogy ery. FLETCRER.—In Jei City, on Thursday, April 22, GEORGE FLETCHER, in the 3ist year of his age. ‘The relatives aud friends of the family are invited be bee the ve ett ‘this (Friday) afternoon, at two lock, from nis lence, No, 299 South Fifth streets GALLoway.—On Wednesdsy noon, April 21, at his residence, near Turner’s, JOHN O, GALLOway, aged oo ithe fei friends of the family are perec ats, invited to attend the funeral, at Highland Mi beg See on Sat- at eleven o'clock. Trains leave April a, 21, E., wile of E. B. Gilmore. GAIL Relatlyes and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 106 East Sixty- second street, on Saturday afternoon, at one o'cloc! ‘The remains will be taken to Greenwood. Hayes,—On von i Apri 22, after a long and severe ilin JOHN a Fl @ native of Blarney, county Cork, land, aged 46 years, ‘The relatives end friends of the family are respect. fuily invited to attend the funeral, from No. 409 East Fifth street, St. Francis Hospital, this (Friday) after- noon, at two o'clock. HELMB.—On Wednesday, | 21, ANNIR, daugh- ter of James and Catharine Lieime, aged 6 years, 7 months and 18 days, The friends of the family aro invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, Saddle river, en county, N. J., this (Friday) atternoon, at two o'clock. Carriages will be at tue Paterson See to meet the twelve o'clock train from New ork. Hvroncock.—On Wednesday, April 21, at Homer, N. of scarlet fever, EVBLYN FLORENCE, only chil of Rov. B W. aud the late Evelyn Hitchoock, of this Cle in the 4th year of her age. ie funeral Will take place at the residence of her graudparents, Homer, on Saiurd: Hovwuron.—On Thursday, April 15, at the resi- {quent ve seostedaw, Cabteth T,X Hulse, Bloom- ig, Grav county, N. ¥., Mrs, Euizayera Ngeduo years. 7 vermont’ pcan piease copy. He gr West Farms, on Thursday, April 22, DANIRI Phonon late of the oR rca of Glasslough, county Monaghan, ireland, aged ears, ‘The relatives and friends are Tecpeoufully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoou,*at balf- past two o'clock, irom his jate resideuce, at West FO chin go Wednesday evening, April 21, halt-past _s a INE, Wile of Sumon B. Kahn- Weiter, ha i bay pectfully imvited to attend the funeral, from her late tesitencs, No. 65 Wegt Fifty-first street, on Sunday K&LLY.—On Thursday) 7, Apt 22, ULYases S, GRANT, bc? if an son of Jo) aud Eliza T. Kelly, cite latives and friends of the family are invited tiend the funeral, from the residence of bis Hroral o'clock. LaY.2on Wednesday, vr ate - of scarlet fever, Richard G, and Caroline K. Lay, aged 6 years months. crs, only son of Christy and Catharine Lyman, aged 1 year, 3 months and 6 days. of the family are respect- Farms, jatives and friends of the family are re- morning, at ten o’clock, without further notice. raged 3 montis, parents, West Nineteenth street, on Saturday Lucy Morton Lay, eldest child of Liutenant Moe 9 LYMAN.—On Wednesday, April 21, THOMAS FRAN- ‘The relatives and friend rom the resi- fully inyited to attend the funeral, dence of his parents, 241 West ‘Thirty-third street, between Seventh and Fighth avenues, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Mortr.—At Sree at on Tuesday, April 20, Ootice of Tunefal Net jotice of ful MUNSON.—In in i ril 22, of maak fever, ‘Bnannno i voy! only a id of Joho jun ears, gots ral fot the residence, Ff, ite ena Brookiya, this (rriday) aterncod, et teres seen 4 al McLova@HiLtn.—On ned ras, eieas McLoveutin, only son of Mc! in. lends and relatives aes ‘ne family are eng ne funeral, from the rest th Gherey we Paton.—I ht on Trosd: Rev. Taus48 Paton, ip the 82a «ridheral the aed me Third ave., this Tne cleray aud favt wise on Saluray it Apt 20, the Dutch ouuroh, 121st (Friday) amteraoou, st one | Ye of the to attend. Price.—On Wean ane pril 21, Josren PRiow, youngest som of ny Oe PAO, aged 1 yet and 8 months. oa frends of the family are fall: invited raga an he enn ot ry ict ra hy A! — ‘rin chal or Attn Sein Lavenouren, ee, april 20, after rrompecttuliy mpectfaiyporited yrand! gana 1, on Tas SrNLER.— On Apri 2, as No. 288 feud spoken of take place mom ve number, on Gran aioe ee te The friends and relatives are invites without + farther SWSENEY.—On Wed April 21, ANNA, ¥ wife of James 9 Bwety anf daughter ‘ot Oothering 5 P LAUNDRY, LONG Bs. hy the late Willan‘ Gullen in the 82d your of me Waalness te faved to call SALE. RE FIXTURES OF KING ue’ elatives and friends of the family, and a a Deaka, Sale santa ean os of bet brother-in-law, Daniel Sweeney, aro Hoe, Apply’ at Gi7 Hudson ane No.® Vestry’ street, nea? at half-past ine % y morning, a a oar Bh ore AN OLD BSTABLISHED SEWELH Meare onateies & a yaar ole Store; a eas of death of theowner, Ap- vr phe add aii Ce TOR bAiN cura RUN'S SAFE. NO, 6, Wit AN qecnann A tease ai SaeaeG | Ae Purfiay Proof tnalde first class ortier. Apply at her viele Bu FOR GALE-SIXTH AVENUB ed HY FOR on sc 5 OHEA: aga? ONE OF TI THE, or era ves of Ledges Reh a Jamaics, attwooteds a GE fe Barty yethe relasives and’ frends of whe famtly are mae | & elem ae MANUFACTURERS AND CONSUMERS fhe ehureh on the corner neon, at two o’cleck, from of Houston and Thom] ‘Woop.—Suddenly, a ciy mekst Brooklyn, E. D., on Thars- oy whatever we eae Siete ir ¥ asson: F AND SECOND HAND poe seen Of Rares: day, April 2%, ORnPazes Woop, in the 60th year of Albi seri 's aad Wilder's make; cheap, seen, WONMELEY eur the above re. re of funeral hereafter. d . 0. QUIRK, Lilhe’s Bat, wae Z cat ot Eighth avenue. LARGE SIZED BURGLAR PROOF P GAVE VOR GALE WANT TO, G0, 70, Monn: ta Pa FOR saa ST AND. FO ws ood Worklag Hacbinery, ke rad Berar ieee, worth aa ch erat Peary aaa patent ha hating LOST.” ON WEDNESDAY. ore. font, OF — — dt omg ome the colot of Four momey, Ridtes mor este patts siret a veward wil be pal i. «barn re Litho Boron i fee, | MARBLE, oot OEE Conn x IN A BLERCKER STREET AND FOLTON | Market Stands, Oyster Saloons, Re red blocks other fave ferry car ai Porie is Pocketbook, whiok the owner Olgar ‘States, Bint marks for sale, duly at wrarkel prices, UGUSTUS. can hat Hot 7B tow! ‘ABER & BRO., fmpartedd and rs in Marbie, roby rg see ad PRE | EO contig ‘ib Water amet LASS Loo. ILITARY GOODS FOR SALE.—10,000 SETS OF AO- AP VERTSHMEars ron 70 EEALD A Fatt ASS SAMPLE ROO a ATED. eouiremnta, mee Cavalry Haba, a i breach: ieung IVED IN BROOKLYN. pt our. ary, fy engl bines; also om band fal inf BRANCH OFFICE, 145 FULTON STREET, , ugh JAMES Pi * | Garbines pay ery 2 Sgners stock of Orduance, Infan- JPORND—A LARGE BLACK DOG WITH WHITE SPOT, AP Araeest om en i aii AN ESTABLISH. WanX ARNER SCO, 53 West Broadway. him b; enses « pi arr san caeMR epee yur a Ry FE Gera | Ba Raley Poe ere sou | ROTTER cine, ota, nog dae a OUND-IN A THIRD U - . Hall, 106 rooms, elegantly furnished and thoroughly equipp Purse centataing money, Thocwner cam tats the eee FIRST CLASS CIGAR STORE FOR GALE ouear | with modern roverenta, A way. As tures W. J. STEWART, 11 Barclay strect. Rove, AND SQUARE PINE TIMBER FOR SALE.— The subscribers have now on hand, ut Tonawanda, Ny and round long White Pine Timber fot rartics 1g this description of timber will do well to call om us before Durehasing elaewhere, EVANS, KILLMASTER & 0O., Tenawanda, N. ¥. AFES-NEW AND SECOND HAND: LARGE ASSO. K) ment of Office and Parlor Safes, fy: Werks, 62 Cannon street, between Beian by calling at 204 Kast Twenty-minth street, or. rent and two years’ lease, Call at cigar store, 614 Broad- Lica ROUTE BOOK, BELONGING TO THE AME- Hean Mineral Water ater Coinpuny, ; The fades will bo reward. olen & @, Pom Or East Kweuty-ighth street ioe cond $$$ $$$ RARE CHANCE FOR SOMEBODY WHO WANTS choice Restaurant, handsomely fitted up; Gas Fix d Lease will be sold very cheap. Inquire om the pre, 0. Nassau strect, basement " A -FOR SALE—A STATIONERY AND NEWS Store, Corner Drug Store, Lease of Corner Store on Broadway ; other Stores to let. CHAS. E. MILLS, 5} Weet Thirtteth street. ROADWAY LEASE FOR SALR-6i3 BROADWAY. fad Basement, about 98x75; possession May 1. appr to JOHN LLOYD '£ SONS, 1 arren street AKERY.—FOR SALE, A FIRST CLASS BAKERY, ON Third avenue, selling 4 barrels over the counter, ‘with three years’ lease. Inquire of G. SCHMIDT, No, 630 ‘Third avenue, corner of Forty -third street, Be ie as as LARGE STOCK OF COUNTERS FOR sale at 207 Mercer epee) suitable for toot porter ‘houses and liquor stores. Also some good secoud hand Coun- ters for sale cheap. Cin STORE, 347 FOURTH een OPPOSITE HAR- lem Rallway Soror for sale chea; eepitiahed cleht eight eae business, Apply “at 6 Saath OST—ON WEDNESDAY avenue omnibus or on ft atta IN A FIFTH hirty-fourth street, a leather Purse, containing « sum of money. The finder will be livere ally rewarded by leaving it at Hh West Seventeenth street, O8T—ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 31, A GOLD PENCIL with coat of aris engraved on blood stone seal at end. Ali ward will be pald for ft at 100 Broadway, first door, front, or by addressing Lox 4,798 Fost otic, 1st BLACK AND TAN SLUT, ANSWERS 10 THE nome of Fan, on Wednesday, from 149 Mulberry street. 5 reward by returning her to the above number. STON MONDAY, APRIL 1 ON FORTY-NINTH J atrool, a emall Black and Tan bog, answering to the Teward and ne questions asi on Toad Weat Forte nics seen oe ‘aad Lhe A A THIRD AVENUE, C4 GAR, ON SATURDAY an wrapping paper, ide of “iitie made by's, enka side of cover, 4,476, m but owner, A'suitable reward. will be TOCK, MP bees h dey J amt bwin ae hi A A riage sitory for sale—Doing a usiness in @ geod Tocatlon teraah to suit. Address tT bey Herald office, 0 TAILORS.—FOR SALE, A CUSTOM TAILOR'S Shop, a short distance from New York, in a growing vil- lage; established 12 yeara; poor health is the cause of the resent owner Wanting to sell out; to a young man of steady Rabite and enterprising, with a small eap!tal, this¥s an 0} pear tunity 9 make money which seldou overs. “Address 68 Herald olfice, WILL BUY A $1.000 Marie's 0 t be ts ; on account sickness iTrGHELL 4 & MULLEN Ww reget on Institute. $5. 000." ~FOR etl: $ a fet tod rou bah ace ‘ales LIQUOR Stor ble reward will be girt ies lah ane iv to W. 0. ROGERS, Gf aud 69 Worth eireete 7 7 Foam Wor at EE THE NEXT TELEGRAM CARTOON, gotta store Peoria —0) o brag [OFM COrORER 8, am Guten MATisiey | to be published on Saturday, 24th inst., for an expose of the the dent oeation 3 Ay hae Semapi a ihe at 4 ten shares Common Stock Ogdensburg and Lake Ohamplain tricks of Political Magicta: The Smet i Za £ib Burope on account of sll health Ape eee cued age ibe — — Premier Pe oy * et ply to EtBBoNs, 446 Broome street, near Broadway. stopped. ARQUAND, HILL &'GO.,37 Wall sttoct CROW TOR BEN EELS ~FOR SALB-A MM. OFACTURING “NOW YOU SEE IT AND NOW $15. 000. Buninese Tool, Machinery daly gy 7 pow. lished upwards of twenty years, REWARDS. you Dome. known th roughont the eguaty reason fer eoning Wt beni REWARD.—A SMALL BROWN ST. CHARLES — f present proprietor. Address F. T. W., box 1,8}7 Post offlee, eee Dog, with white breast long hair; tail cut A most remarkable feat, now creating in this city Rone but principals need apply. feave it'at Atlantic Garden, 60. Bowery, it Pare 5 THE GREATEST SENSATION OF THE AGE, we 0 of Of the Tyrollan Nations! chet rant d halle domeleninid d MACHINERY, Shown up in SATURDAY’S TELEGRAM CARTOON. NEW BOILER—WARRARTED SAFEST, MOST REWARD—FOR RETURN TO 104 FIFTH AVE- economical. Those wanting Boilers send for circular. $1 nue of a Black and Tan Dog, lost Thursday afternoon Pract See ain eran ae, cara RUG STORE. THE STOCK AND FIXTURES 1X TAR ee ae ie aK bet Mere ee re lar wi owner's name. ~ Dr sstablisbed stand carried on by Thomas Greea, 0 Nguage a large lot of Giana Piper Hietlate, Teak, ker fot th and Fourteenth ‘Gureots, will be sold entire, or ia lots to. suit purchasers, at auction, Monday, 12 o'clock. Apply to STRICKLAND, 1,270 Broadway. JT) PUG STORE FOR SALE CLEARING $300 A MONTH rofit, low rent; 00d oflee and outdoor practice es- tablished; will be cash, Apply to G. H. WHEELER, Wholesale Druguiat 112 Cherry secs. REWARD AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED—FOR | Broadway, Th ¢ 25 etc of aged Was, wi tine oe eket on chain, two plain gold Rings and pair of cr Bloeve Buttons; articles missed Wednesday, April 21. “Ad- dreas J. 8, D., Brooklyn Post office. 25 REWARD.—LOST, ON TUESDAY EVENING, A PaO Tare PTS, HeLa tear 19 Park row. FOUR STEAM BOILERS, IN them new : 3x18; two fies, RE & BEALY BROS. Newark, N. J., or 498 Broadway, New York. OILERS.—FOR 8aL good condition ; two of p for cut with la W'sad mae Key and Seal, ameyihist stone, am NGINES, BOILERS, SHAFTING, HANGERS, PUL- R'E, MASO, 9 waver drow. | UBCAT STAND LOM SALE eanugeatzon 8 Tam | TOY Peta tatty rag saci ao a 1.000 fren Simo cases of Silk Goode contain | [OR SALE. ONE OF THE BEAT LIQUOR sTORES IN | Slistander Mie ba “ulin aret rate order ioe renin PnMeating, inchs wide; also colored silke/8 and 1234 | ios lie Grdaua; oh te ‘stony, OF al CANT BELTS and IDDLETON & ROAKS, BW Bowery. be SALE--ON ACCOUNT OF THE PRESENT OWNER wishing to retire, a2 pold established Manufacturing Bu. for elther of ‘then. Apply to Henfy Barbey & O INGINES AND BOILERS, FROM Pao = 100 HORSE ard si | and io machinery, wer; manuf ‘Steam E: Brooklyn, Ppa FINNEY HOFFMAN, 6? to 17S ‘Water street. ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE HERALD RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR siness, which {s now 0) full of orders and “* BRANCH OFFIOF, M0 FULTON SINERT. Ene bean prodiably carried eu Tor thegast Liyesres ousthird SALE_TWO TWOFLUK BOILERS, 00 YERF ae. of the presentyeapltal will be left in’ as special. ‘None but | er Ie me, 0 Ene A MBERAL REWARD OFFERED—FOR THE RE- | Principals uddiess T. H. J., Herald ofice, DANTEL HOW ELI, ccmer'Waablagton aad Barrow sireeis body of Jobn Killen Coplin, of the slot Hannah sa Matin, drowned on mci at Seana el ves, North river; had on ntaloons and Call on Peter Goldens 80 Bint Tai ‘Thirty-nine | ee SALE—ONE OF THE BEST LOCATED LIQUOR in Brookiyn, Se pes th *egpeeapal with or without Stock, Fixturesand Tr ene: eee one ing Camry, Sead fe awa ie gener ame 6 general manufact we of New a LIBERAL REWARD WILL BE GIVEN TO THE oT CLASS AND WELL PAYING jerali A who found or can give any information about End Rodawalee Stand, Inquire of 8, H. SORIE- os 2 ~s ihe ¢ Hockelbook {hich was lost on & Third avenue car on TORE, f y Liberty street POR SALE A NEW as FORSEP POWER ENGINE, NEW an ‘uesday, an yras found in the neighborhood re FPICE FIXTURES, DESKS, COUNTERS ahi eboulding Machine with Cutters, anda splendid line of Bhelvi to RUMSEY MocAFFRY,: 300 Broadway. Par - OR SALE—AN OLD bg tye FIRST CLASS of Cooper Institute (Eighth street). Address box Pe metore ‘oopel Ag! 4,565. and door Tenuate % atic se a 48 Boerum street, ‘iene Building (near ferry), Je ervey Cig. DVARTUERERTS pay THE HE! RECEIVED 100 ve Paegetny ne ner A wai ney DIAMOND on a eiater ofereoe, on Broadway, between Fite, "ound Fourteenth vireet. “Address E H. HASWELL, corner Bakery. EXTER BROS., 853 Ninth IN BROOKLYN ATO po » | avenue or No.9 Broad etes. 24 BRANCH OFFICE, 1&9 FULTON STREET. ROTIVE POLICE AGENCY, @ BROADWA OR SALE—A KEROSENE OIL AND HOUSE FUR- OR SALE—STEAM ENGINE: RS, NE D This old established agency refers to the merca abing Store; Ja, on public thoroughfare; rent almost Praia econd hands trom vat ary bore power rey iom, I} be sold ats great bargain: Owner wants to eteaaee co eaceiie on account of having to remo ve thet JOHN MOLAREN, 84 Horatio street. communit merally as to their experien faciliti Standing: "Gautions-We have no branches it thie ang = se ee 800 OR SALE—A LIQUOR STORE, IN THR NEIGHBOR. a HOUSES, ROOMS, 40 WANTED, | Htcod of altree facory is serey Cig. Hor particoars | WQ%ySEE-A JOR, ERINTING FRESE, Ix G00D AMERICAN [HOUSEKEEPER Wi, cake | “VP MON Weektneten are, ot Bua ae VOR SALE—SUGAR HOUSE MACHINERY, AT NO. M5 (for am mpensation) of a city y botee tn F ‘Washington street, asa whole, wish lease f for three years, the abeence of the family ‘durfag the suromer month F%. SALE—T HE TOY AND FANCY’GOODS STORE erences to families of well known standing for respor streets. corner of Canali and Greene the pri and to JAMES E. SER- iiity,, rong aise ain street. The sale to be ore arts. Apply on ELL, by post, at 45 Weat areas, i werner bomannne + he Adorenn Hire, MAEOEUE, ben ee unt eter, New Zo FPOR SALE_A GOOD CORNER LIQUOR STORE, WITH doy: tthe machinery to be removed at the expense of TIDY FURNISHED ROOM REQUIRED FOR A Stock, Fixtures and Lease, cheap for cash. Inquire in | the purchastrs, Also the Lease of the above place for Store, 868 South atreet, corner Matgomery street. rice hot ex- Address A tingle gentleman, above Bloecker sire nn M8 De ag in advance. STEN HOWELL, "Hiecat ole, ri oe JOR SALE CHEAP.—A PARTY GIVING UP BUSINESS offers for anle a Soda Water Apparatus, tains attached me copper and two tron fountal ~ery make order. Cau be seen at It OR ta ag fener READ WAY, ea Testaurani - Spien ortuniiy. gd ROBINS, Herald ‘Oldce. ee, ROOM WANTED—BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, IN Aearess Ue he eral oft square; terms must be moderate. 8 G. A., Herald ofllce, OR SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A CI- SRI PE Pe re n=) kar store, im x good locality, dolug a paying businoss, | NV ‘ANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS WANTING BOTE- ‘nd is weil adapted for manufactiring purposes, Ioquire at ers address H. LESLIE, Practical Boller Maker, Jersoy Dadhas ei FOR THE HEKALD SCEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE, 145 FULTON STRE ET. A Wipow LADY ge REFINEMENT, AGED would ike to meet ntleman of means who ‘would assist her in gettin, Siar ied house ; no triders need auswer. Ne, Herald otlice, U! RNISHED HOUSE ~ WANTED-. BY A STRICTLY private family; @ fall sized house, at moderate rent, Ad- dress box 3,538 Post office. City Post oaice. ECOND HAND WOODWARD AND OTHER STEAM 1 or nmem, Fresh Water Condenser, Blowers, Blowin Ee i Locomotive Jacks and Botiera, with a vai ey de. cy fr ee Dy WA. De ANDACEWS & BHO? 101 Hudsor avenue, Brookiyn. OR SALE—A LOT OF SHELVING, ready for store fittings. Apply to W. ourth avenue [YOR SALE—A VERY FINE DOUBLE OAK DESK, eight drawers; siso rosewoad Standing Deak, Prices re: #pectivel ta $18 cach. Also two Bi Tae baoal a1 Montgomery street, Jersey City. OR SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES, WITH Lease of Store, of « staple and fancy dry goods busi- hess, ona principal corner in the thriving village of Oyster Bay, L. L; SS, owe of fixtures and lease without the stock if desired; = splendid opening for, the millinery and dressmaking Dusiness. Address A. J. L., Oyster Ba: DRAWERS, &C, L, CONKLIN, 13 a XTEAM ENGINES FOR GALE.—ONE “WRIGHT'S 1D arariabie Cutou,” 18:lach eylinder, 42-inch stroke, as od as new, io first rate order; also due Engine O-line! cylinder, 20-inch stroke, ia good erder. May be seen at First avenue. svat BOILER, COOKING KETTLES AND STEAM aut Broadw suitable for dining saloon, at H. HOMER'S, 4 way. ——$—$—$$$—$ $$ pease HOUSE ean hs ‘OR THREE MONTHS, with privilege of Give, from May 1, in easy communica: po with Grand Opera House, Address "M., 003 Seventh ay. NO RNIBHED HOUSE WANTED—NEAR NEW YORK, 4 lady highly competent, where the rent would be ; akon a and, withthe peledeus of oena br woul ak gratne Meg ed it wh, uso Ra house, Address A. R. D., box 10d B Herald office, for one week. OR SALE—RESTAURANT, WITH LUNCH COUNTER Vines, Blackemfth Tools: &e.+ 2 one * Pulte ters and bar; one of the best ‘in the ofty ; four years’ lease and doing a good business. LINN & HANLON, No. 9 Murray street, New York. | -— ——__— wil WoodWorti, PLANERS AND MATCHED, 18 LEE'g mR SALE_CHEAP A GROCERY AND LIQUOR Patent Moulding era Poe Fr hurt i. erage. Nt aa Store, 409 Weet Thirty-second street ; stock and fiaiures | Mortising Machines, de,, all to be takeu away ‘munodiste) iy Cortana street, New ¥ JOR SALE-THE OLD ESTABLISHED KINDLING J Vrood Yard; also a fourton Goal Scale, cheap. Apply Jeveuth avenue, cheap, at 62 Cannon sireet, in the res TANTED—FURNISIED — HOUSE, IMMEDIATELY, below Thirtieth street, rent moderate, for the summer Hoh after, usual terms, Address Crocker, St. Denis jotel. oa + ES le WAXTED-ON OR BEFORE MAY i, IN VIEW OF Washington equare, a furuished Floor-or Rooms, suit- able for very ipa housekeeping, for a family of two, Rent hotto excved #60 per month, “Audceas F., care H. F. Turner, 19 Franklin street, New Yor ANTED—A VERTICAL BNGINE, WITH CYLINDER W itdrer ato di horse porter, Aled a Locomotive Bo at the oilice, 679 = { 85 horee power, capable of bearing 160 pounds to ANTED—A SUIT OF ROOMS, WITH BATH, OR ONE f fh ¢ each, dell OR SALE—CHEAP, A LARGE HOTEL, WITH FOUR | inch. Address, wiih lowost cash price of ea ered Ia roan eay betwen Conalaad etaiane area ae ‘years’ lease, containing 40 sleeping room together with | Hoboken, N. J., Post offce Dor 18 Hobeken, ws in perfect or. | === se billiard room, ready furaished throughout and c Jweat terme for = permanent party, Roomer, re inquire at Third avenue, corner der. For particular ‘Twenty-fourth atr FOR SALE BARROOM AND CIGAR STAND, INC LOD. ing basement, situated In & central part ot "Broad with two from Ma; inquire of D. BAN: FORD, 69 Liberty street, New 8 SALE—THE yy ly 2 Baw BAR FIXTURES, Waste BY A, WIDOW LADY, A LARGE ROOM, with closets, or Room and Bedroom, Bag first or second por in a private ie Address Mra. CLIN. TON, 214 West bs hy nth gage Refer- anged. Episcopal family prof 7 ANT! D—AY zuee, apora, Two tenand Fou and PERIENCED T worka which have carried golden wer show to give lessons in the French and Spanish Lan and literature ; yy Je references, Ey B,, from 7 A. BM, to ‘al Wen Teeatyaec a treet. NROUNCEMENT.GOLDSMITID® |W 1 next. ork. WRITING Rooms, between Thi Eighth avenue ri) Ban lace. enth and 'Fortieth iets a fount be moderate, moderat "iA. P. SMITH & BRO. 1,504 Broatwray. Ata” maa thorns fg hi bs Bag yA NWT LLL when shenic 4 OR SALE—THE CELEBRATED YOUNG Aa Noae biscnse a alta aay 89% privat, Bik ANTED—BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, IN A QUIET be one of the best giands in the cliy;re- | 4 DYEATISEMENT! Po! LD y otal eee ene Rooms, « tog from Broo a retail trades Ove years’ lease, DNs ren able for light Souseken tng, 0, Seeat ‘ BRANCH OFFICE, 145 FULTON STREET. sees wer (ae and balby beowten. Jpor ES) Ds —— Biles, tot below Waverley place, terms not * thes oi ry a ofineartE wae od LATE, FRENCH, GERMAN, BOOK: KEBPING, ane month ; board fe ake rem Fog juired. Perm: it it wner i out of the city, loquire at metic, Bt eo ee ne fot Adarese BR, ADRIAN roadway, United States ik Fulton | tireety Brook yt ane aang 4 inet os _ : " MAM-AND. Wivh, 0. dann ome | FOE Pat oe Ree DRUG STORE | dies! departmen ones : ANTED.BY A THE In Brooklyn; wi if sold immed: eran y tleman’s house for the ths; factory reason given te ay Suuree's Ps Tia nt FRENCH 1 ange orclidrnt inte er trcone "a's 6 Weal | Ss Fo * | Peet apn te Serres “a pes nan ‘7th a 7 ARTED—BY . FAMILY 4 ADUBTS, A SUIT OF ished Apartm housekeeping, in @ good Mares Address I. J. Herald ‘ofties, with lerme “aud particulars, Satisfactory Teferences HE ONLY JEWELRY STORE IN Prtatte well Cape ened ¥ a to “Sneee Wanrmpaey 4, ene roth Ee Bold on accor ee B. vOOD, Ja anatce,f also 8 ‘competrat ap > oe. Afarede a, dusiness ; prietor, “Address B. OR SALE-ONE OF THE BEST RNER Lt ues W Anrep aries Good LIGHTED orriczs, cOn- F°%s Stores in the Recrecam were, 0 pert, OF ate persion floor, efocated ip frig SMITH, in the store, corne! jeater oor bounded by jrond, '‘Naswau, Cedar, sear office, stating locatl XTURES OF A DRUG frm saad Fer atore, sapn-67008 A 2 Fane of mare | anger te . leased will be sold very WAND, “A GENTLEMAN HAVING His OWN, ¥UR: | W. LLLIS, Ellabethport niture woul rent for a: ' a , locality; west sido | TOR SALE— iG LATTLE RUTTER AND GRO. Teh rot as he be in @ ce locality; west ae sta De RT A i : — asa = ttn Pe ye PRIVATE | Ton “GALE-ON WEST A RETAIL ess ‘AND WOOD, 8 yd or gould ba wing he Old £"Dormion line of steam: Mae sea “Adee Bes Eas moons i borer ‘umes price B00 Appiy Wo | A Fon THE So HACLIDAY & CO. 214 Frankite TED TO HIRRWITH THE PRIVILEGE OF DSOMELY FITTED UP BAR AND ating, @ Term in New dertey, eobtatning from ®t FoR” ye A mals = Prowiibent part of Broad. 6 os yor ine. oRNUNR w nerra an int homed, ies a ie pti ts vind Fates 07, git ator at 96, 50, Coe mot corres ean as ag 0, Bis vox 10 itoratd odioey witnvermy, Pm “FS Ranadhs " ay. tnd Nin sverue. : ae (aL. a ‘ANTED TO REXT—A FLOOR OF FOUR OR FIVE AURANT. AND, LAGER VOR SALHTHE TINE RESYAURANT ——_et@ans Ab TORAGOO. iodo ina ga atest remue, rooms or U Sore os 0 baaey over 5 ae ‘oihin (o minuton’ walk of the Aver House, heventituremee aire at the pieve. Ad Greasy eating renly My Dox 38 fered othe wun, B4i0) TWO FRONT DOORS, WITH itu WANTED TQREXT—A. STORE ig a DYELLING, FoR, mae, CHEAR-1WO, FRONT, DOORS, witht Tape A aed at al odrate rent Address: Gores Bi GW omese ters, Beving, Fron Railing, Ae. 61 Codar etreet. ene