The New York Herald Newspaper, June 11, 1869, Page 9

re Na YORE )JERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE Ui, 1869. ot SHEET. TuvrépAy, 10-6 P.M. The extraordinary condition of the money market ‘at this season of the year, when, according to prece- Gent, funds shou!d pot command more than four to five per cent interest in transaetions on call, forms the feawure of interest in Wall strect just now, and is the secret of the ‘snccess wlifch has attended the heavy demonstration of the bears” on the atock market, It will be a matter for curious reminiscence that on the 10th of June, 1869, in the middie of the Season at which money 1a usually most abundant in the. metropolis, as high as one-quarter of one per cent interest was paid for the use of money for one @ay. This rate was bad late in the afternoon, gbusequent to the usual closing of the banks; ‘but from the persistent inquiry, which lasted long after three o’clock it, was evident that many accounts had not been made up until four o’clock or even later than that time. This was the extrome and ex- eeptional figure, but the rates very freely pald were seven per cent gold, seven per cent currency plus commissions of one-sixteenth and one-eighth, and seven per cent gold plus simuar commissions. The “running” for monoy late in the afternoon was sug- @geative of the scenes so frequently witnessed in the fall and spring periods of stringency in Wall street. ‘It is only proper to observe in this connection that were found who, in the confident Deliet that the present activity is artificial and temporary, were willing to make time and one transaction of this character folved the sum of $300,000, for which the borrower -@ontracted to pay six percent per annum interest nd @ premium of one-half per cent—making 1t equivalent to twelve per cent per annum, the time of the loan being thirty days. It is dificult to be- Meve that the stringency arises from other than ®peculative influences; but its extent and success Suggests the inquiry whether it is wholly artificial, The wonderful knowledge of the “bear” cliques in foreseeing the disturbance of the money market is ‘not the least curlous feapure of the present sudden revulsion in the stock market. Foreseeing it, they have doubtiess assisted and aggravated it. One fact Geems to have escaped general observation, viz., the @tadual but steady and heavy drain of currency into the Sub-Treasury, where some $26,000,000 has accumulated, The Increase is the natural result of ‘the present system of gold sales and bond pur- chases. Mr. Boutwell selis weekly $2,000,000 of gold, for which, in round figures, he gets $2,700,000, He buys $1,000,000 of bonds for which he pays $1,200,000. The gain to the Treasury is therefore just $1,500,000 every week. Mr. Boutwell, in selling $2,090,000 of gold a week, selected the season of the year In which experience indicated there would be least danger to the local fnances of this city. He sells only one million ‘of bonds in the corelative operation. It will be re- Tempered that Secretary Boutwell was strongly ‘urged to buy a million of three per cents instead of the additional million of bonds, It is now inti- Mated that he is accumulating a fund wherewith to redeem these three per cents, which are payable on demand. Hence the increase noticeable in the Sub- ‘Treasury currency balance. Originally the Secretary of the Treasury was authorized to redeem these cer- liflcates by the issue of an equal amount of green- FINANOIAL AND; -GOMMERCIAL. backs. But the law which was passed to restrain Mr. McCulloch’s experiments with the currency for- bids expansion ana contraction alike. Hence the redemption of the three per cents must be made with money which is now in circulation. If Secre- tary Boutwell is digesting any such scheme secretly and for the purpose of astonishing the country by his financial sagacity he 1s playing into the bands of the gambling cliques of Wall strect, of whom he promised to steer clear. What- ever the real source of the present stringency in money, the banks and other institutions having funds to loan are deeply scrutinous of the collaterals presented to them, and hence contribute to the activity. The effect of this state of affairs was re- Mected in a very excited day in the stock market, where stocks were sold in enormous quantities and at a large concession in prices, those who were un- able to borrow upon them being compelled to sell forcash, The decline was most marked in the in- ferval just before the last session of the board and ‘was headed by Michigan Southern and-New York Central, which sold down to 1025; and 152 respec- tively, The yielding in the rest of the list ‘Was of a corresponding degree, Reading fell off to 96, Northwest to 85%, St. Paul to 72%, Ohio to 31%, Hudson River to 153% and Pittsburg to 91%. Pacific Mail was exceptionally strong and higher. The firmest of the railways were Fort ‘Wayne and Rock Island. From this point there was steady rection under purchases by brokers, who ‘were prominent in the beginning of the “bear” attack, and by the “shorts,” who found it an excel- lent opportunity to cover. Mariposa preferred was comparatively steady at 15 to 17, under purchases by the lucky ones who were “short” of it. Curiously enough, Erie was strong and held its own all day in the vicinity of 29%. The following were the closing prices.at the last session of the Stock Exchange:— Canton, 62 a 62%; Boston Water Power, 16017; Oumberiand, 82 a 33; Wells-Fargo Express, 304 ® 80%; Adams Express, 58}; American Express, 3034 @ 40; United States Express, 66 bid; Merchants’ Union Express, 14 a 15; Pacific Mail, 83% a 84; ‘Western Union Telegraph, 39% a 40%; New York Central, 182% @ 183; Mariposa, 6 a 7; do, preferred, 16% a 17; Hudson River, 153% bid; Harlem, 143%; Reading, 96% @ 96)¢; Alton and Terre Haate preferred, 56; Toledo and Wabash, 6954 a 69%; do. preferred, 82; Milwaukee end St. Paul, 783g a 73%; do. preferred, 8314 a 83%; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 12034 @ 123; do. preferred, 118; Obio and Mississippl, 3254 a 825; Fort Wayne, 165% 155%; Michigan Central, 130 bid; Michigan Southern, 102% a 102%; Iilinots Central, 142 bid; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 91% a 917%; Rock Island, 117% bid; Northwestern, 86:4 a 86%; do. preferred, 9754 @ 975; Delaware and Lackawanna, 116 bid, New Jersey Central, 110) a 111; Morris and Essex, 88 a 89; Chicago and Alton, 1533¢ @ 155; do. pre- ferred, 154% bid; Chicago, Columbus and Indiana Central, 3834 a 42. ‘The course of values not included in the active Speculative list at the Stock Exchange was more or less affected by the action of the directors of the Bank of England in reducing the rate of discount from four and a half to four per cent, and by the reports of fighting in France, to which the weak tone of the London stock market seemed to give color of truth. Government bonds were heavy at the opentng, ‘in response to the more active demand for money, but ‘the decline was very gradual, amounting to about one-half per cent during the day, the cheaper price at cach stage inducing purchases against the Lon- don quotation, which was very steady at 80}4 until Jate in the day, when it followed the general course of affairs at London, fell to 80 and closed 80%. The English market for consols, according to late private telegrams, was weaker by as much as three-quarters per cent, despite the reduction of the discount rate ‘and the increase of specie in the Bank of England, Which would indicate that the troubles in France ‘were regarded as quite serious. The following were ‘the closing street quotations:—United States sixes, 1881, registered, 117 a 117%; do., coupon, 121% a 121%; do, five-twenties, registered, 116% a 117; do. Go., coupon, 1862, 12244 a 122%; do. do., coupon, 1864, 117 & 11756; do. do., coupon, 1865, 11844 a 1184; do, do., Coupon, new, 1945, 110} a 119%; do. do., coupon, 1867, 110% a 11934; do, do., coupon, 1868, 110% #11954; United States ten-forties, registered, 108 10834; do. do., coupon, 108% a 10854; currency Ponds, 106% a 107, In Southern securities the feature was a drop in mew Tennessees to 62. On the other hand, North Carolinas were stronger aud higher. The Richmond Snquirer says:—"From the information we have een able to gather the Auditor of the Public Ac- Counts will not have on hand the funds with which to pay tho interest on the State debt on the 1st of July next. This state of affairs is owing to tho tn- ‘terruption Of pudiio bnsiness by the removal of all Wie CVI OMcors of the State by act of Congress. ‘The interest will be paid, however, by the ist of August.” The following were the closing prices of the Southern list:—Tennessee, ex coupon, 64 a 64)4; Go, new, 61% @ 62; Virginia, ex coupon, 5514 a 66, 40., new, 60 900%; do., registered stock, 430 Go,, registered, 1866, 55 a 56; do, registered, 1867, $2 & 53; Geormia sixes, 82% w 84; do,, sevens, 068 $1; do., sevens, interest payabie in Georgia, 04 8 05; North Caroling, ex coupon, 58 a 69; do., new, 65.6 66543 Missourt-alxes, 01)¢ © 02; do., Hannibal and St. Tosoph, 14 & 90; Louisiana ™xes, 708 72; do, lgveo salt dt ‘a | ge ling0& @ 8 82; do,, | ey Tad] new, 80 a 81; do.,.registered. wiock, 67 a 48; City of Saar ts DUS 150866 B 405, do., Atlanta eights, 85 a 87; He th do., Savannah sévens,-92-%-04; do., New Orleans Rs consols, 75 a. 70;'d0."0.5" tastes of railroads, 10 a iets 71; Mobile and Quio ateriidg; 65 9 67; do,, eights, ime HA 58 a 60; Mississippi Central Hailroad, first mortgage, Took 710 74 @ 16; doy second do, 60:8 61; Memphis and spe Charleston, first mortgage, 85 a 90; do., second woe do,, 76@ 77; do, stock, 47 48; Greenville and Co- $3 48 lumbus Railroad, gut 62 a 64. 50, ‘The foreign nows above referred to'was directly (Bes visible in jts effecta upon the price of gold, which, 460.4% under the moderating of the discount rate by the Jha 42 Bank of England, doll down to 138%, but ran back ad to 139% on the intelligence of an emeute in Paris. re, iacrnding some ta Be 2 67 ‘The course of the market is shown tn the exp ped, 2 REA Soe whe A * 13934 va. The ‘were about mi reat bP. taosg | Sueaee feet gatamy tne aun rere oul sMod ase 6:80 Pe ME, a0 Ie a 18092 fiat liye as ic pen Aoat gl Sid Bales of were repo e Cnsh gold was in abundant supply, although the ely eae Taal Wan steady, with salon of rates for carrying were somewhat concealed in Npnmoure armarket wae aula, but rates were stead: almost artic! the active demand for money. ‘The lowest Agure | though tere prevailed an fs ot de mand or perroleurs |S b pie was eight per cent, while as high ag eleven and | f5%%) Busbele reat at 6 woo Hedipral g A twelve was paid to carry balances up to Clearing | 15). 2 ‘& 30s., respect House time, In the afternoon one transaction took Teak North et ly a Oia Place at 1-16 fof carrying. The disbursements of a bbls, pptroleumn a chia 2 jorwegian bark coin interest to-day were $241,688, The following 18 | Su bbls. dot fu ra hark with 000 wale Pagrigumo Bet mail 7 aN ian brig to the Balti the report of the Gold Exchange Bank:. ot ar oat Alestogio 4 ahs ae i bm, aaa lone an America a Sub | "ecm aes mamaria : ‘of no ‘The government s01d one million of gold to-day, ag ied duilvend nominclo ut ae Be, gold, follows:-—$100,000 at 138.92%, $250,000 at 138.91%, | for» es 60. for Hie ieee RP $100,000 at 138.9234, $150,000 at 138.92%, $50,000 at | “Hay” the demand yas modernts at unaltered prices, ship- 189,06, $50,000 at 139.12, $100,000 at 133.98, $100,000 | Pin eck es Te ote T Sahl Sedge ds bis ped @t 138.95, $100,000 at 138.95, were. ia limited request and the market remained Foreign exchange was dull in the activity of ea, al" ora The. for inferior to cholce grades, Palen mone, eater, in it d tl y and was lower for sight atérling, in answer amend end ey mpeoved demand, ys bs tie market was, tothe change in the discount rate by the Bank of | hnds. Cubs pruscovado at b5c., and 40 do. choice Porto Rico England. The range of quotations was as follows:— | & 8c. We quote:— wins Sterling, sixty dnys, commercial, 1083, a 10934; good one. contalfagaien ds mained 400, a 450. to prime bankers’, 109% a 1093; short sight, 110 | Qubs clayed.. a nee & 11034; Paris, sixty days, 6.224% a 6.1634; short 5Bc. & sight, 516% & 613%; Antwerp, 5.22% @ 6.16%; ota a ie. Switzerland, 5.223¢ a 6.1614; Hamburg, 35% @ 35%; on ze nod ewer Sey @ 403; Frankfort, 39% a 40%; Saaek ein B78 bade, Cube, ee Porto ‘Riso 064 ae, remen, 7734 @ 7834; Prussian thalers, 703¢ a 71. a) att OE cenit’ the: a The directors of the New York Central Railroad Taryn and the mart ronalaed heavy. shee sae. erchantable an ts. a Company have declared a dividend of four ver cent, | £2" myerchantanis and shipping lois, vaclte rauaneenle. cash, on the stock and scrip, equal together to $7 20 wy for other per share of the stock. A meeting of the stock- we sone — holders is called for Wednesday, June 30. The board Oy E0, ni 4 1, + as appointed a committee of three of their number to glass, a Or Ea was hy na Rea aa for for Wilining. 4 * on meet ‘a similar committee from the Hudson River man 9 0 Maser at BLE a Bt O8 in’ caake and bar Company, to meet and confer on Saturday next, | rels. Lard was stead: so" with small sales spring and prime Tune 12, on the policy and terms of consolidating the | Wi MSTd.s S150. OF elephant 908 bbls, were sold in two roads under an act of the Legisiature of New irene =the demand: for Pail in balk. epatinned 10 to fits authorizing pois seapoer aguas with, bowe fren ‘the praca aslera not oe gel Ci that e earnings w rice. The sales were I, Ye market for re- Railroad during the nist bisedy iach elyeraiy nine was solerebly native; he frieSaegtinel comnranin 1868, 83,414 54 | able exten closing at Bic. a 30 ttn Gandend white. The 801,241 14 ‘dor al B0ige., 450 on thn spot at 200ur 4,05) for the fast ot Inorease air,800 00 Bieta baits ISB aie Ro ge ROE Ca at Bac., 500 do, do, at’ 31 141,000 'do, for $ The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay- | foe °tn Philadelpla themarket pened. at S1Iew Bon bat ments and balances at the Sub-Treasury in this city | subsoquently declined materially and closed at Cer there m fol 4 was again a good business transacted, ever, the demand sum up as follows:— ek g.aimowt eotirely see's tae SI Lie hea ——Sub-Treasury,——— | ats e a eee Looe no ih cr Mag a $2,040,217 $1 90T218" $78,460.478 1,600 do. from August to October at 408,000” 1)8325,4 a2 Tagua suo. | Senne BOM efron AT a DOOREAPRE SED, ase , .— Receipts, is. 0. bee! June 8... 428,000 79,285,085 a Tt eats 108 do. and 450 koge lard, ‘The market June 4. 79,317,024 | for Be PO, BI pe eer jet. was eeu Say! = pale 832 ele - moderate o ie ire Baie Bole. egal cor nec inom $95 for ectza prime meng, 50°25 6 Sune 9... 424°000 se 70aTat 828 8144 for Western prime mess and #90 one! G0. Bor sT02,757 | fa 0 4 iu Tune 10:. 407,000 1,665,719 - 81,173,522 |, at Yo. a Hise, with arrivals. of 6290 hoad, Beet wan moder: ately active at former Sgures, the a being 275 bbls. at 210 a $12 for piain mess and 6 for extra do. Beet ‘hams were in moderate rogue Sas salen being 8) bbis. Southern and Western at #20 a Tierce beef was in pore demand, and about 175 tierces were sold at $20 a 525 for India do. Bacon was SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, Thursday, June 10—10:15 A. M. iy sbs yr River RR... 154 uiry and” light stock. me 7 ral areas uk kosnte voor ie 185” | Zecidediy tore ‘active the demand belng Simost entirely for 400 Harlem RR. “He | pickled ‘hams, which,as well aw other Kinds, commanded 50 ‘ing RE. ‘98 Ehout formar rics, ‘The sales at ited to 650 packages, at 18% 200 ‘do Be, for dr: ‘and pickled shoulders, Wbigefor smoked iiss 600 do £8% | do., Ibe. « 15340. for pickled hams, 1 amiail lots choice T1982 600 do. B24 | do. and 190, » 1934c. for smoked “ind bagged hams. The. de. 98 Lake Ghore Rit mand for lard was only 1m ‘bat the market was rather 119%q 100 **d5. ots, | Brmer. ‘The. salen were 600 packazes at I7ixc. a 190. for 9% 400 do. erondered fnckiding 240 pack- e (c., seller's 07 Tis ito ‘OR.—Carolinn was quiet, with small sales within the 66 (400 on Was dull and nominal 62%, 800 —" market for raw was quiet, there being but 62g 100 4, bat ‘conti iy. The sales 63° 300 da. at 11 for Guba and 18%4c. for Porto Rico; miso B00 fis S00 ot Wier a Loipettor hurts Taster ai€;for for sof . ca 4 Bono: as is iste a ieee for yellow, nd | pie for’ extra 0. Boon a we pa vtnir do pT ‘rood nd do. At Ties tale? tg, £08 chalee’ do, a Eo0 30 bes and os ted Wied ds. Yan 1000 81° S00 Bikes aie aia Ptenaetage: 000 an) ‘do, Nos. 13 to 10 a 30 eso ane. i. ies Nos. 19 apie boat thy 18: 1h000 i Block, Fa 7, 14 Satins ens oe. ooo fs 800 Surpe.—All ‘kinds were dull and nominal at yesterday's quotations. soaks fo 4 'STRARINE was steady, with small antes, at 180. a 19340. 200, Bo for common to prime in hhda, and tierces. 10 bt ‘Taicow was in moderate demand at wieady prices, Sales 77 40" 1000 000 lbs. at 1130. nite 500 16% IIBKEY.—Receipts, 1,000 bbls. The market was dull and 5 “i lower, closing at Mic. a'We,, tax paid, No sa.os of moment. 400 wb eS ee REAL ESTATE MATTERS. The real estate market was without new features yesterday, the rain operating adversely to the pro- mised activity in surburban lots. There were no dealings in the City Salesroom. The continuation sale of desirable building plots on the Clarke estate at Sing ee ee by Messrs. Mal- lory & Blackwell, announced ke place yester- day, was unavoldably postponed on account of the eavy rain which commenced early in the after- noon. Situated in one of the most eligible portions of the yillage, and command an unbroken view of, B gece gah BS miles on the Hudson river, north and soul ia ‘property can hardly fail to realize tie Sxyoteations of its owners. A day will be named during the ensuing week for the continua- tion sale, of which due n notice ¥ will be given, aGsrassesussrzass aaeEes Official Transfers of Real Estate Yesterday. TRANSFERS IN NEW YORK O!TY, 8 18,9x100, BeeEs < seseee 3s ea ee BS S2Szas 3 aut. CSR EK eas TT SSSSSERSSSSSET ae ? 17! Bees 2 BSS. E28sSsssseseee: 2 Se 23233 2 oe sretec ushing ep oh ae Tuonspay, June 10-6 P. M. Corret.—The market for Riv continued to rule quiet, the demand being light, but prices were stendy@t former quota- tions, Other kinds were dull, but unchanged. CoTron.—Only ® moderate business was trandacted to- day, but the market was firmer, particularly for the better grades, which commanded ‘yo. higher prices. There wae scarcely any demand for export. The sales hed rong. fe to arrive) ot which 1 mn apec' ofa dl were’ sold 100. ony iowa mid dding | cdc toes 100 do, for June o1 e "annen ‘the current quotations :— ate Mobite Orteane "het ana Mouphs. "and Fann 2 —— 222 ‘av 1 28 2, Sievers EX iiuing ling ‘ iH ier ra Ggonrr—Abro Ae Good mudd Rlage bin 4 perry eo. 150 4 corn, ci ent, cymes | at ms he kson's tits Trond, van corn 8,250 do. Ota ei ete oo aera ntepmopnesien ruled @ shade firmer wi aera iy Trt ar Ist av, ote 6, #3, 0 8, 67, big s v 40 fon mi ia a ic ir ox: wR HH aay extra tah Tie tater vero | Ridgewood to Sout Oyster ‘Boam's), 60x190., 100 Reo 8,000 vi wes for shipment Bt th at BOs @ BO Borgen Hominally un: | Railroad ay, #8, tot 6 wot aLAGARBAIOR,. ses. 850 pI Spectfuily invited to residence of her daughter, Mrs. Robert Lowden, No. 228 ‘Thompson street, on Satur eieanaem. at one o'clock. Her remains will be to Greenwood for interment. T place, Dw ee Tal eee, nn. OODEIDR. ak rout {and Bay View av, Ga nn A i ‘ea Projected Buildings. “The following plans have been submitted to Mr. cog de Macgregor for approval ‘during the past Pian No-€20--Juine 9, ‘rat clase 8 story brick ares Plan No 681-2 sto ‘ood and wood and frame tenement, situated s ith ee; aise S5n360” Owner, John site 7, ote orate ine 20ead, wy story brick re and tone! v mr Both ety vine Zab. beieh tenements, situated eax. Pik No 622—Brick 5S, a mr Owner, 'b s dwelling, | siaaiza ss se dwelling, ia 1x68, "Owner, Sle: ea No. story and basement brick tenement, situ- ated sane ait at; a 24x50, Owner, B Keller. if boas ani 44 to 66 West 44th ye 125x83, Sena 6th av KR fan NO oe 8-3 story br seen situated 232 Wout 41 at; JO adn ft late wo Piet? tore, #! ry and bei iron and brick ituated pri be st, from Worth to Pearl; Own fans 10 685—Two Pees brick ci viable, fms 6 8 46th at, 100 fteof as rye Le te 20x59, Own Plan altuated RS.wann st; at; ais 35s Four story brick tenement at, 80 ft w of 2d uv; size 21x48. Owner, P MARRIAGES AND ‘DEATHS. "and’ benomcnt sbi tenement, ZLEMURST.—On Wednesday, St. Luke’s church, 1 ailadelphta, by the Rev. Charles Un GAUS, of this city, to E ied daughter of John Hazlehurst, of Philadel- a HAYDOCK—RoBINs.. —On Thursday, June 10, by the Rey. R. S. Howland, D. D., WALTER W. HAYDOGK to CLARA 8. Rouins, daughter of the late Isaac Robins, all of thiscity. JONES—WINANS.—At Verona, N, June 19, by the Rev, J. E. Hancock, W. H. H. Jongs, ork, to Caxriz B, WINANS, of Paterson, Levy—Conen.—In this city, on Wednesday, June 9, by the Hon, Wm. E. Smith, Justice Third Judicial district, MICHAEL Levy to ROSA COHEN. MounT—Bart.—On Wednesday, June 9, at Free- hold, N. J., by Rev. Charles E, Hart, Mr. Jonny F. rooklyn, to Miss Evre M. Harz, daughter of the late Walter W. Hart, of Freehold, N. J. NAGLE—BOARDMAN.—On Wednesday, Jane 9, by J. Ambrose Keogh, of JouN T. NAGLE, M. D., to FANNIN, yi of le Boardman, Esq., all ‘of OLcoTr—Work.—On Wednesday, June 9, residence of the briae’s ey by eo Rev. . J, on Thursday, ette avenue, Brooklyn, N. 7 ‘St Ann's church, at half-past two o'clock, ‘precisely. ~ napers please copy. Mackry.On Wednesday, Jyne % of paralysis, irs. JOSH, MacesT; jaa jh ey, Sr., ara, + St of her sons, James Mackey, mie TO the funeral, from ihe MILLER.—On Sunday, May 9, at Prinsted, Sussex, England, Nar#anie. F, seve. formerly of the ‘trm of H, B, O} ‘year of ie Oladin ¢ Co., of this city, im the 48th His relatives and friends, and those of Wis brother ney are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, the Madison Avenue Presbyterian church (Kev. Dr, Adams’), this (Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock. His maine: wilh aul be takem to Greenwood Cemetery MURDOUH “Ta this city, on Thursday, June 10, at 267 Weat Twenty-second street, Jamus Murpoc#, 61 years, @ native of Ballyclare, county Autrim, Notice of funeral hereafter. MoOas™.—On Tuesday evening, June 8, after a short and sovere illness, HuGH McCay. His friends aad those of his family are respectfally invited to attend. the funeral, from his ate residence, 156 East sweniy -ninth street, this (Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock, MoUarrexy.—On Thursday, June 10, after three days’ illness, Epwarp MCCAFrERY, @ native of burry, county Cavan, Ireland, in the 63 year of age. ‘The relatives and frien¢s — to attend the faneral, es er tae beg Roosevelt ‘satu street, rd o’clock, from to Cal Cemetery. MoHuGH.—ADa, Gaughter oF Edward bere Maggie lays. ‘The reiatives and friends of the family are res] ot fully invited to. attend the funeral, from the ese dence of her father, on Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock, at Clarenceville, Long Island. The remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for inter! ‘ment, OAKLEY.—On Wednesday evening, June 9, of rheumatism of the heart, GEorGs OAKLBRY, . in 7ith year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. Fg hel Beg first street, on Saturday afternoon, OsBoRNE.—At New Utrecht, L, L, at the residence of ner brother-in-law, Mr. Juan Ruiz, on Thursday morning, June 10, of heart disease, Mra. Euiza E., widow of Joseph H. Osvorne, in the 33d year of her age. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from the church, New Utrecht, on Sunday, at twelve o'clock. PHILLIPS.—The remains of the late J. B. PHILLIPS having arrived at this port, the relatives and friends of the 9 faually, and B, Phillips, are respectfully invited to attend ‘ine. funeral, from the Paciflc street M. E. church, corner of Pacific and Clinton streets, Brook- lyn, on Sunday afternoon, at three o'clock. also those of his sons, J. J., Fred F. Rackerr.—At Williamsburg, Long Island, 01 Tuesday, June 8, after a lingering iilness, borne with Christian fortitude and resignation, RACHEL ANN, wife of Captain Henry S. ig and eldest daugh: ter of vawes W. Leggett, Eaq., aged 47 years and 10 onths. The remains will be taken to Orient, Long Island, for interment. RAPELYE.—On Thursday, June 10, ABRAHAM J. RaPe.ys, in the 85th year of his age. The friends of the famlly are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the Reformed church, at Newtown, on Saturday afternoon, jat turee o'clock. Rircnig.—On Thursday, June 10, Saran EMILY Rircmg, wife of George Ritchie, in the 17th year of her age. The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 523 Ninth avenue, on Saturday afternoon, at one o'clock, SLINGERLAND.—On Tharsday, June 10, at the resi- dence of her parents, ZULEN® ANORRT, infant Gaugh- ter of John T. and Mary Adeline Siingerland. The remains will be taken to Bound Brook, N. J., on Saturday morning, at seven o'clock, for inter- ment. STERNBERGER.—On Tuesday, June 8, DAVID STERN- BERGER, aged 81 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, trom his son's residence, No, 9 East Thirty-fifth street, bey (Friday) morning, at nine o'clock, Philadelphia papers please copy. Sriues.—At Piermont, N. Y., on Wednesday, June 9, Mrs. CHARLOTTE SOPHIA, Widow of Samuel Stiles, aged 65 years, Funeral from the Rev. Dr. Cuyler’s church, Lafay- f., thia (Friday) afternoon, VAN OrcKELeNn.—In this city, on Thursday, June 10, CHARLES VAN OROKELEM, professor of music, in the 4ist year of hia ag His friends wre invited to_attend the funeral, from :| ie Fourth street, this (Friday) afternoon, at two lock. of daughter of John ©. Work, of this sty. Ys PULLMAN—ANDERSON.—On Tuesday, Episcopal church, Rondout, by the CHRISTOPHER PULLMAN, of New York valty, to AvaustTa M. ANDERSON, of Rondout, ba cag pee this city, . R. C, Putney, a le, N. Y., to Mias Mar’ gan 8, at the on Monday, June it REYNOLDS, of ‘VERS ‘SIMONDS? IMPROVE! D HOT and Hot Water Furnaces are the best, chea| and most thoroughly tested fu use. Also, Registers and Ventila- tors manufactured, put up and warranted by the Simonds Manufacturing Company, succssors to Garver, Simonds & Co., 52 Cli street, New York. Established 1345. a SUCKAU—FRANCKE.—On Thursday, June 10, at the German Lutheran church, Stapiet Rev. Dr, Charles Gobling, Henry O. THILDA 8, Lh meg creo daughter of Oharles F. Franoke, of Staten Island. ALERT AND MACHINE DRAWINGS ABE MADE AT io. 6 Beekman street, room 20. (A PYBRTISEMENTS FOR THE HERALD CEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE, 146 FULTON STREET. ‘VAN DERvEnRHannis On Thursday, Presbyterian church, Twenty-third street, b; HH. D. Northrup, J. Kerve VAN Dervner to Gaughter of James Harris, Esq., all of this city, FURNITURE, FIFTY MAGNIFIC! Parlor Suits, all colors; froma Suits from $45 to #150; ail kinds of Furniture, cheap for Cash, ‘ERNEST ROTH'S Furnivure Manulactory, 86 Bleecker sirect, near Broadway. Apams,—On Wednesday, June 9, JomN B. ADAMS, in the 45th year of his age. Relatives and friends of the family are respect- fuily invited to attend the funeral services, this (Fri- day) evening, at eight o’clock, at his late residence, 153 South Fifth street, Williamsburg, PRIVATE FAMILY LEAVING THE CITY WILL fell for cash, lens than hall cost, tn lots, two magnif- ii brocatel Parlor Suits; latest style’ one walnut reps Bult, Curtains, Palntings, Hrouzes, “Clocks, Mirror) ber and Dining Room Furniture, at asacrifice. 118 West Twenty-sixth street, near Sixth avenue. will be taken to Katonah for interment. BaLowr.—At Guilford, Conn., very suddenly, on Wednesday, June 2, of bilious colic, ARVAM BALD- WIN, aged 69 years. Boas. On Weduesday, June 9, an ‘Bosas. MAGNIFICENT DRAWING ROOM SUIT, COVERED brocatel, cost $45), for #180; one do., $75; Etarere, Paintings, Pranoforte, Carpet, sireeet, C hamber and Dining Room Furniture, at half o cont ; ing city. 67 West Fifteenth st ol, Be roperty family lear- pixth avenue. The friends and relatives of the fami fully invited to attend the funeral this (¥' noon, at two o’ciock, from 222 Sixth street. BARKER.—On Thureday, June 10, Surra Banker, ., eldest son of the late isnac 0. Barker. Notice of funeral hereafter. Bowman.—la Brooklyn, on Thursday, June 10, Mrs. MARY ANN BowMAN, @ native of Glasgow, Scot- YARPETS AND FURNITURE.—HOUS terms; ‘monthly ‘payments taken keepers, LY & CO. cora No connection with any other store friends are requested to attend from her late residence, Van Brunt street, near Partition, on Sunday, and meet the two o’c ock boat for Staten Island. Glasgow (Scotland) paj wan ARK.—At Westfield, r, June 9, WILISAM CLARK, fal invited to at 3 ‘The relatives au STREET, BROOKLY. ody on Wi ou nesday morn- ciaas storage; furniture packed and ‘shipped, or moved in city or country at short notice and reasonable rates, All nds of the fami mathe te ders by post prompt attonded to. id the funeral service: J plied with Carpets, Furn'tt ERSONS WISHING _TO SCRIBE FOR THE HERALD WILL BE SERVE AF AN BARLY HOUR KAVING THEIR ADDRESS AT THE BRANCH OF- OF THE NEW YORE HRALD, 145 FULTON UG. HYNARD’S FURNITURE press, oflice 78 and £0 Rani street, near Bleecker. tr day) afternoon, rn two o’olock, ‘Trains leave New ‘ork per New Jersey Central Railr of Liners street. COLEMAN.—On Wednesday, CoLEMAN, in the 70th year age. ‘The friends and relatives of the {amily are respect- fully invited to attend the F meg on ‘sacurday afver- at three o'clock, from his late street, two doors west of Fifth avenue, ‘oad at twelve June 9, Josruvs de consuited strect, near C RNHAMS FURNITU RE AND BAG¢ jAGE 115 West Eleventh street, near Sixth ave- 1d 90 years; furniture moved, city or country ; . paskedy ‘shipped, stored, a ESA De ELE AR _PIANOFOR TMs, A wagt wits SELL 7pR ews (ORIGINAL Pro Fonte, Ser ecnld rovewood seven octave Culckering Pianes improvements, heal round corners, carvetl levs, modera new, Apply at 4 Third street A RTEBDMAN HOLLYER'S PIANOS,SECOND TO i 6 none manufactured ; fully warranted for six years; a near'y new, #23), 300, 358; a Chickeria; ad ett 25), a bargain. | xo. 65 West Sixteeat! Be eT THE BEST “KNABE” PIANOS d all latest improvements; second hand $1 20). FREDERIOK BLUME, No. 1,125 Hroudway, second door above Pwebty-fitth sireot. Ah NUMBER OF ancosp. HAND PIANOS, IN PER- fect order, at vargaing for ci . BRAUTIGAM, 21 Amity strom (A FAMOLY WILD SELL THETR MAGNIFICENT PIA. ofors, eort 85S0, for leas than half; carved rovamood, seven octave, overstrung bass; cel ed maker teed; nearly new; elegant Cover and Biool, TiS Seventh ot. LARGE VARTE OF FIRST CLASS PIANO. fortes Agratfe treble; the Soaes eneeae in the city the most reasonabis in price; ire pati YS & 5 _285 East Twenty-first x., between Second snd Third ave, A | suPERB STEINWAY UPRIGHT PIANO’ FOK a cheap; also the beet a@mriment of new ys for eade and to rent, as WILLIAM ¥ vanigs #8 Bleecker airect CaNDIDUS" Ware: SE awk aa FINE ROSEWOOD PIANOFOR?E, A. Recutig Dass, full iron frame, scrolled Teen. to thod orders ey 90g eg f BHDDLE, 16 Avwlty street, near Broadway: SPLENDID UPRIGHT COTPAGE. PIANO, {2OSR D etkon titan bestows rose bo four Gaya, ¢y58 Xt below valpes to opwet lawyer's fees. ths highass price by Tt shalt hay Denier and texeters took out,’ Call 827 broadwoy, tat Door. AMIN'S MUSICAL AC ACRE: CORNER Ani Eight#,avenue and Forty-fourth street, first clase Plano- fortes to tet , 84, $3 and #6 per month ; omarion and evening. paaurvionsy Fo pid OCTAVE ROSEWOOD orga roa cee tong Pently Bem we MAGNIFIC WOOD PIANOFORTE FOR reiea lee tae ;, Etageres, ne, ate Fifteentl: MAGNIFICENT aeay e PIANOFORTE, ALL er, cost fee it be a be sold "or es ‘Faratere, ea for wale at Fala, ‘ea i 2 ate ee Tn gure ai 1B Woat fweny-ateg st ‘pear ARGAINS. Foret pht vd STODDART 1 ae Stool a a ped modern style, in perfeot itog lendid tone: Sito fall seven octave "Moctwost Pianoforte, 1160; warranted. Apply at 26 Fourth seme. ¥ YOU WANT 4 GOOD PIANO OUBAP CALL A® I. ‘CUMMINGS? wareroom, No. square. Sold instatiacnls ur rented any way lo ball ou Only at them before you dectde elsewhere. Pixos MELODEONS AND Of %ANS.—PRI Ices greatly reduced forcash. New 7 octay @ Pianos for @215 and upward; new Cabinet Organs for upward ; ond Vand’ iietromenta from B40 to 817% “aeuthly tam fasta ments received and instruments for rent. Broadway. HORACE WATERS. pixo FOR 965.—GOOD INSTRUMENT; ELEGANT 734 rosewood, having overstrany glass, foarved leges. ‘great bargain for cash. all a1 JAMES GORDON, 22 Sixth avenue. Lac TO LET AND FOR SALE—AT DeLee MUSIO store, 419 Grand street. Prices, for sales #75, Sis, ou 5150, ; and to rent, from §2 to $10 per month. oo i PRIGHT a EIANOS— A LARGE ASSORTMSNT OF first clase Upright Fanos olther for sale or to romt at the pos wept eel of TINS & SON, 34 East Houstow street, ear Bro: 50 WILL PURCHASE A MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OU. octave rosewood Pianoforte, in pertect © ederveed as new | full tron frame, carved ease, scroll legs a JOHN C. BARNES, 137 Eighth street, ear ‘Broadway. MUSICAL. A LADY WISHES A POSITION AS ASSISTANT teacher of the piano, where she could receive instruc- tion, im the higher brauch es of muste tn exchange; is @ good former and bas some experience in teaching. Address Kiateal, Herald Branch oilce , Brooklyn, M R. ARTHUK RITZMER WILL TAKE A FEW MORE apils tm piano music, Terms moderate, Call at or ad- dress 11! Thirty-firat street. EDUGED TERMS.—MR. 5S. TURKEY. PROFESSOR OP Reve Pimotorte and leand Singing, will ve private lessons at ot i520 per quarter. ‘est Forty-urst street, near avenue. NT ee BANDMASTER TO TEACH, TWO EVEN- ings in fe week, an amsleur orchestra. Address TWELVE OR FIFTEEN GOOD MUBI. a8 ar ibang es Apply at 636 DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE Fi Al RECEIVED IN BROOKLYS At At ouR BRANCH OFFICE, 145 FULTON STREET. “TLANTIO HOTEI LONG BRANCH, N. J.—THIS house, havin, ed owners, has been refitted throughout, and will o} for i eason on the bth of June, Tecoe very moderates the Germat styles. rangements can be Toads at Cristalar's, 427 Broad- way, ‘New ¥ York, betwoen 10 and 12 o'clock. M. REICKENBERG, Proprietor. ATE IVE MILE RIVER HOUSE, ROWAYTON, Par iigheeui marie ntmosphere, Chédreve SC: SMITHL, as chore, or 202 Willtata at ‘eet, New York. ices AT THE BEACH HOUSE, WALLINGFORD, CONN.— Board for families and’ ebildren ; magnificent house; beautiful grounds, mountain alr, fine lowers, pure milk; Just opened, Address ’A. W. SMITH. DIRONDACKS.—FIRST CLASS BOARD CAN BE OB- tained at the Ausable House, Keeseville, N. ¥., near Lake Champlain, on the route to ‘the Wilderness; scenery wild and romantic; good fishing, boating; fine mouusaln good livery connected with the house; city references given, Address TTING, Proprietor. A. BogRMEING. SEASIDE |HOUSE, ROCKAWAY + Beach, will open Saturdas, June 13. "Applications for Fooms may De made on the premises or to 0. 8. FORDHAM, 38 Joun street, New York. I ELMONT HALL, SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN, i. Ju wil be opened June 15, D. A. CROWELL. * ATH HOTEL, LONG ISLAND—A FIRST OLAS® family hotel. "New management. Still and surf bathing. Boat four trips daily from Warren street. E. A. WELLER, Superintendent. — C. LEWIS. . ¥.-I8 NOW OPEN LIF HOUSE, TARRYTOWN, / ‘for the reception of permanent and transient Boardora. For parileulars call on or address M. V. PACKARD, Tarry- wo, * EYPORT PAVILION, KEYPORT, N. J.—THIS FAV- A. orite summer resort's now open for visitors. Steamer Matteawan, Capt. H. E. Bishop, foot Barela) Siroet 4 P. M.; Keyport? A. M. ‘GEO i ROR S. KIBBER, 2 3 3 = or L* TOURETTE HOUSE, BERGEN POINT, N. J.— This popular and beautitnl summer resort is now J. G. ARMOUR. mR. RR. “CORBETT, MEMBER OF N. lege and R. ©. Surgeons, London, can liseases. Oflice, 20 Centre No fee unless cured. Brooklyn. Philadelphia ys Ovrris,—! Curtis, tged. 11 years, 7 months ays. ‘The ‘relatives and friends of the family, the Sunday bers of the Jane street Methodist Forty-third street 18 City, on Tuna, Sys 8, Ewa M. Schoot church, also the members of Methodist Se respectfully invited to attend funeral. late residence, 102 Greenwich mediate relief, being special re xi for married |: at half-past cleven A lady writes :—Those pills relleved inconventenee, like magic. Price 86 Dr A JBL the from a this (Friday) morning, at Euuts.-At New Branswick, N. Mg on Wednesday, A%, ‘PRIVATE DISEASES CURED IMMEDIATELY, without mere OMice and consuitations \ery rivate: SY: Dr HARRISON, 177 Bloocker treat. GREAT AND SORE REMEDY FOR MARRIED ladies, —The Portuguese Female Pills always gi we fr one day, without Liberty street, or sent by mai of Eliza and John CR gg A Jane 10, June 2, R. R. Voris, second son Elis, Jr., aged 9 months and a dar Bi iste ate resid 217 Fort i p-piace, te St. Cy er Pacific si near avenue, on Saturday ten o'clock, where a solemn requiem mass offered for his soul; one his fio) will tery of the Cross, Flat- VATE DISEASES CURED I™- on Wednesday, yg THE WORST PRI fa A Bs FLYN.—At South Orange, N. J. of Charles Fiyn, Jane teed 0 Fears consumption, MARY, mains will be taken to the Cem al at Bridge arose rect fF, yon tnorsaay, Ja aay 10, TERENCE 10" Tinge. Pils and 1 Mixt ture $5, Circular free, first post, his late a cond avenue and Forty-seventh street fem mass will be omrerea "1 for tne ‘high mass thy, foe f from thence to Calvary Ceme- treet, first door from Fifth avenue, and at druge' itive tnd friends of tho ny Green Ge ceucne this ‘ity. on Taesd pag a ‘Severe illness, EMMA M. toes ng W. and en G, Hadley, and triends or penaenen are respect ity inemee” to attend the ‘funeral, this (Friday) fase at nal past ¢ cralty for the proper medic! ‘who, haa they know! how to Keep their offwuring to « itinit from her late fer remains will bg ne Tharsday. ‘une 10, after a linger- at the residence of her brother-in-!n' ane eg bp abaaral wife Groot from the residence on Saturday afternoon, at two o'cloc! oer sae Brooklyn, on Thi ea Fecetved from TM nong t yearw ‘To “FEMALES.—DR, AND MADAME DU- nine ted restorative plied. 1 "No. 1b4 ba 164 baat ursday, June 10, from the aceldent On April 25 last a“ Ratiroad, ELLEN A., 4. Irwin, aged 36 years, jays. ‘The funeral will take place from the Reformed by on Bushwick avenue, near Dekal lay afternoon, at haif- ties and friénds of vited we attend without further notice. lay, June 10, after a 1 fe of Mendel Joseph, f ue fumaty ate respectfully invited |, from her late residence, bf street, this (Friday) mosaing, at ten site 7 ley: c. it two o'clock. Le ADIES’ BENEFACTOR UCCRSSPUL IMMEDIATE. 4 @ femily are respectfully in- wlemen treated. Piivate dis Jos tuiness, Ea, beloved Wi h yent. wines ant Suxty-atin aires jaranitees relief to all fo- A. —MADAME GRINDLE, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, 120 ‘Wert Twonty-sixth street, male complaints, Pleasant rooms for nursing. A LADIES" PHYSICIAN.--DB. GRINDLE, 190 west Tweaty-eixth street, near Sixth avenue, having over 18 Fears’ success/ul and unfoterrapted vractive tn this oty, guar. antees {mmediate relief in al Without medicine; relief to the mo four hours. Elegant rooms, board and nursing provided jompiaints, with or anxious in twenty mediately an Dr, EVANS, 94 Chatham street reatored mar: is Life Elixir recommended bet CERTAIN. CURE FOR “LADIES | 1N TROCRLE BY Dr. EVANS, 04 Chatham street; powerful, safo Monthly I INDEN PARK, AT CORNWALL-ON-THE-HUDSON.— 4 This beautiful suramer resort has been put in complete repair, and is now ready for the reception o Cra RING. MEsisevor SPRINGS HOTE! Franklin county, The above hotel wil be opened on the 18th inst Pirst class Accommodations. Pure Vermont air, #0 favorable (or inva: lids and others; wild and picturesque’ scenery, including fine views of Mount Wausteld kod the Adirondacks; boating fgh- ing, splendid drives, &c. This hotel is adjacent to thy MESSISQUOI SPRINGS, whose waters lave wrought such almost tulraculoua cures of the most obstinate diseases. Rait- roads from every direction to St. Albans and from taere it is @ charming drive of ten miles. Comtnunications addressed as above will receive prompt attention. M°s bs EAGLE HOUSE, AT 8U! ee pons p\ ra, N. Y., is now open tor the reception of perma- nent and fransiest guests, This sitictly first cleas Accommodations for 200, guests, | Every window commands ‘s full view of the fails. Board can be engaged in June for the season from $13 to $15 Ae a P. MUNRORy Proprietor. NAC | ON THE HUDSON.—SUITA SLE ARRANGE. ment for, desirable summer Board, / Apply \o ABRAM ANT No. 6 Wallutreat, rooms, oF 3< O.(ACK EM, opposite Rocklaid Bank, Nyack. (PANG! LAKE HOUSE, NEWRUR 6, ORANGE COUN: Sty, 8. ¥., is now: open tor th the, nen for circular, THOMAS & NEPHEW. - E IPEY FEMALE, “COLLEGE, POULTNBY, Vorite summer segort, at mode rale rates, ¢ Rev. JOHN i;BWMAN, “) -MME. VAN BUSKIRK, PHYSICIAN AND MID- wife. cures the worst cases of feraale complaints, A; safety, at 42 St, Mark's place. A CERTAIN CURE FOR. MARR ED LADIES, WITH oF without medicine, by Madame RESTELL, Professor idwifery ; over 80 years’ practtee, Hor Tofaiitble French Fernie’ Pia, No. 1, price #1, or No. & specially prepared for dies, price 85, ‘ ‘which can never fail, are safe and "sold only at her ollie, No. 1 Hast Fifty-seoond sta, ich street, or sont by mai jution.—All others are counterfeit. x we Be R. EMIGIA DEMIA, OF PARIS, HAS BGTABLISHED ‘an office in New York for the sup} reat spo- ing of Increase of ot el Of Parenin are now puifering poverty ine. Thousan: ‘to thei pm would have saved theny: eyttiey te To. all aoch this discovery 18 Invalnabl confidence, 19 hare reeabie, vottaited on, receipt 3 JORDAN, Azer, 68 Hiroadway, room No.8, HOTS (25 re’ practice) guarantee certain relief tomar. ere no pain or ‘nconve ted ladies, Paty or ceo, me ae opal A Slunaee ae oard, ing, &c. Blectricity scloniifiesliy ap bonne Bet Twe' enty eight h street, near Third avenue s XERDING MEDICAL TREATMENT SHOULD Dr. HARRISON, 177 Bleecker street, Consulta. houra, Oftice very private, PHYSIOIAN.-DR. ASCHER, NO. 8 AMITY guarantees sure relief at oncd, without danger. ; powerful Medicines. Als y Sured. Manhood restore 4, ly.—Dr. EVANS, 94 Chat! of Hol BRANCH OF- iif Yonk HERALD, J F pRUoKE Med FULVON Hl ORANGE MOUNTAIA HOUSR—FORTY.FIVE SOtattee from Hoboken. Morris aod Besex Raltrond, sit minutes a a at Sout! uy South Oranges throughout, ‘water and. bathe. OB nck Hoar, sr to the house are firve lawns an Hached Wvling alley, Dlll'’aA Foor and Grvqusl, groundt accommodation f for, Borve fan cazriagen. “Apply t9 oF ade ‘ALMER, South Orange, N. J. RD HOUSE, STAMFORD, CONN.—LOCATE in one of the Cod Yeantiful villages in the vicinity of the city, ie open for pe dere; ing, Uathing gon dives tinsurpassed; steamer trou ton Market slip #48 F. M., and 14 trating daly ER, Manager SUMMIT POUSE, SUMMIT, N. J.—THIR Bouse, LD deautttutiy located, i now ‘open for the a reste, Fo: loulare are freenid bull geal sot D e T™ oC (NTINENTAL HOTRI, Long Branch, NI bas yen teased by W. B. BORROWS, of the Everett House, New York, Zand will be opened for the season on the 18th instant, Rooms may be engaged at the Continental of at the |. Eeorett. ACCABUC HOUSE—LAKE yegeancs, opps W Bridge, W county, N.Y aren 3 ILLOW HAVEN.—THE MOST DI canal AND hacerlo Ars clues summer Hot arowad ind, New York five miles; twenty minutes distant. Fartioulars by addresa+ ing Otte W. Randall, box 6,104 Fost oPsce, by ror THE, HERALD A eR eCRIYED.L IN BROOKLYN AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE, 145 FULTON STREBT.