The New York Herald Newspaper, June 22, 1870, Page 9

NGL AND COMMEROLL, torspay, Tune meri} ‘Tho monotony of the Wall street markets was in- ‘terrupted to-day by a very active movement at the Stock Exchange, the activity being the sequence of @ sharp decline in prices. Curtously enough this ‘was in opposition to the course that should have been the natural result of THE WASHINGTON REPORTS, Which announced the unanimous opposition of the Senate Finance Commitvee to the Garfield Currency bill. According to these despatches the committee have reportea their non-currence in ‘the House amendments to the original bill— the parliamentary description of Garfleld’s measure— and accordingly @ committee of conference have ‘been appointed on the subject. Such ts the present Situation of the master, but the Washington tele- grams contained the further opinion that there ‘could be no agreement on the ninety-five million bill, as the Senate was firm in /nsisting upon the original Sumner-Sherman bill. The funding Dill ‘Was made the special order for Monday next, when it ts the intention of one of the members to offer an @mendment providing for the issue of $100,000,000 of bonds bearing two per cent terest, Convertible at sight into greenbacks and’ ser- Viceable as a legal reserve with the national banks. Of course the idea of such a bond 48 so novel that Wall street has not a shadow of doubt that the amendment will be rejected. Were it adopted, however, and the bonds issued, their use a8 a reserve Would be the foundation for the wildest inflation. They woald set free $100,000,000 of green- Dacks and allow the banks to expand $400,000,000 more, A “PIONIO” AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE. Picnics are popularly supposed to be very enjoy- able and innocent affairs. In this case we do not refer to, what the concourse in the Long Room call & “picnic,” @ word which like ‘jamberee” and other technical expressions of like ilk describes the excitement and commotion which attend a “break” in stocks. Perhaps the fact that in both the rural atid the Stock Exchange “picnic” things have a way of going down was the original suggestion of the analogy. Itremained for to-day’s events to prove that the social picnic so generally regarded as healthful and exhilarating could be damaging and injurious. It shows that the leading operator in Ohio and Mississippi was absent from his usual haunts this morning, and inquiry elicited the information that he was the head centre of @ Sunday school picnic excursion to one of the numerous groves that abound in the suburbs, where the click of the indicator is replaced by the joyous sounds of nature, &c., &c. The stock had been weak the night before. It was ‘Weak this morning also. At the first session of the board @ prominent broker sold ten thousand shares. ‘The friends of the stock without a leader and with- Out courage to resist the attack became panic- stricken. The price broke at the firs ‘onset.from 40% to 38. The leading operator was not within reach of the telegraph. His partisans ran around 1n despair. Meantime the price again began to fall and at three o’clock in the afternoon had declined to 373—shaking out all the weaker holders and many of the larger ones who became apprehensive that it had not stopped falling even then. Heres reaction ensued. The price went back to 98%, but settied down a fraction at the wind up, the whole market closing weak. Considerable indignation ‘Was felt that the leading operator should have aban- doned his charge in so careless a manner. Many also charge foul play, and point to the fuct that the broker who sold the 10,000 shares which started the market on its downward turn was the buyer of the stock tn the original “bull” movement. They more- over represent that his absence at the picnic excur- sion was a dodge to escape the upbraiding of the victims of the “break.” The trath of the whole matter lies in what we have frequently told the pub- lic. The cliques are never content with the profits of asteady, continuous movement im the prices of the stocks which they manipulate. They seek to realize forty per cent ona rise of ten per cent, and this they do by alternately selling out and buying back. Ohio and Mississippi started from 29. At the highest 1¢ touched 42—an advance of thirteen per cent. But the clique have doubtiess made thirty per cent by the several intermediate movements. The clique who control Lake Shore have sold ut to the public. They can break the stock in the same dangerous way at anytime. The street was to-day greatly excited over the decline, and all sorts of rumors were in circulation. It was said tho Erle party had sued out an injunction on the New York ventral Company for.an alleged violation of tneir charter in charging more than two cents per mite, while a telegram from Saratoga announced that the enemies of the Erie party had brought suit in the Supreme Court to collect the overdue dividends on the preferred stock. The eifect was a general decline fn all the railways, and prices receded a half to five and a half per cent, the extreme occurring in Harlem, which declined to 140%, as against 145% yesterday. The comparison of the highest and low. est prices is exhibitea below. The following were the closing prices at the last session of the Stock Ex- change:—Centon, 67 a@ 6734; Cumberland, 41; Consolidated Coal, 27 a 29; Western Union, 3% a 34%; Quicksilver, 73¢ bid; Maripo- a, 6% bid; do. preferred, 15% a 16%: Atlantic Mail, 35% a 2614; Pacific Mall, 4314 a 43%; Boston Water Power, 18; Adams Express, 6534 965%; Wells-Fargo Express, 17; do. scrip, 3.a 334; rican Express, 463¢ bid; United States Ex- press, 46 @ 46; New York Central con- Belldated, 99% & 9074; do. scrip, 9424 a 95; Harlem, 140 a 142; Erie, 23 bid; Reading, 10734 a 207%; Michigan Centra!, 124% a 125; Lake Snore, 995; a 9934; Lilinois Central, 139}; bid; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 10036 a 10974; Chicago. and Northwestern, $4.0 84%; do, preferred, 695¢ a 893¢; Cleveland, Cd- lumbus and Cincinnati, $13¢ a 8244; Rock Island, 1203¢ a 120345 Milwaukee and St. Paul, 613 a 6734; do. preferred, £1% a 81%; Toledo and Wabash, 58 bid; Fort Wayne; 9734; Ohio and Mississippi, 38% a 39; Delaware and Lackawanna, 111 bid; New Jersey Central, 109}g; Chicago and Alton, 1193¢: do. pre- ferred, 120; Morris and Essex, 8934 a 9914; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 120% bid; do. preferred, 120 bid; Iron Mountain, 487% a 4934; Boston, Hartford and Brie, 45 a 434; Columbus, Unicago and Indiana Cen- tral, 2136 @ 20360 THE EXTREME FLUCTUATIONS. The highest and lowest prices of the day were as Highest follows :— it. Lowest. E York Cen, & Hud. consolidated. 9944 98% Res York Ventral & Hudson serip.. Bi ‘The gold market was heavy under the anticipated prepayment of the July intecest on the public debt, and the price decline! to 112%. The course of the market is shown in the tavie:— + 112K ¢ 2:10 P, M. «12% 38P. . 12% 8:30 . ae 4P. Mh. » 12% «6:90 P.M. In the gold loan market the rate ranged from 1}¢ per cent for carrying to flat for borrowing. The op- erations of the Gold Exchange Bank to-day were as The Cimbria, for Europe, took ont $04, ,000 in specie. GOVERNMENTS STEADY. The government market was steady and dull until toward the close, wiien it declined an eigut per cent, in sympathy with the lower premium on gold. The following were the tinal street,prices:—United States ourrency 6txes, 114% a 11434; do., sixes, 1881, regis- tered, 1147; do. do., coupon, 11834 & 118745, do, five. “ gwonties, registered, May and November, 1114 @ 11154; do. ,00., 1862, coupon, do., 112% a 112 io. do., 1864, Go. do, 111% @ 1115; do. do., 1965, do. do., 111% 111%; do. do., 1865, col , January and July, 18% 0.113%; do. do., 1 do. do,, 113% 9 114; do. NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 1870,—TRIPLE SHEET. o., 1868, do. do., 113% @ 114; do, ten-forties, reg- [eo ome, aes: isaress intered, 1085¢ & 108%; do. do., coupon, 108% a 10834, SOUTHERN BKCURITIBS DULL, Inthe Southern list the Tennessees were strong ‘aud higher for the old bonds, but dul and lower for the new. The general list was steady and closed as follows:—Tennessee, ex coupon, 66 a 67; do., new, 65 a 65%; Virginia, ex coupon, 68a 69; do. new, 6844 a 694,; Georgia, sixes, 88 a 91; do., sevens, 953 @ 96; North Carolina, ex coupon, 48.4 @ 49; new, 26% ; do. special tax, 2644 @ 2534; Missouri sixes, 94) a 943g; do, Hanntbal and St, Joseph, 94% 295; Louisiana sixes, 77 @ 1734; do levee sixes, 77 a 78; do, do, elghts, 94 a@ 95; Alabama fives, 74 a 76; do. eights, 101% @ 102; South Carolina sixes, 91.492; do, new, January and July, 82a 8234; do, do,, April and October, 80 a 81; do. registered stock, old, 78 @ $2; Atkansas seve¥s, 13% a 16. MISCELLANEOUS, Money was easy at four to five per cent on stocks and three to four on’governments. Foreign-exchange was dull and heavy on the basis of 1005 @ 100%¢ for prime bankers’ sixty day sterling and 1103¢ @ 110% for sight bills. Commercial paper was in good request at six per cent for prime double names. The following shows the results of to-day’s bual- ness at the Sub-Treasury in this city :— General balance yesterday la recel} pts. Gold ent Gold Currency receip! oO me 259,054 Currency balanc 10,462,360 General piapecs 90,971,585 i 285,000 SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. Tuesday, June 21—10:15 A. M. 3000 11246 700 shs Reading RR.b c 107! 3300 f im Dea Rn. BO 4000 600 sz HHEEEEE seSeris Sages 23 14 egERe Bs z “be gees nit 8S 00 HR. ia Erie i: Bhag Bost, Haré Erie RR 435 isons 400 Roading iki. 100H & St Jo RR pf.be 191 12 o’Clock M. and 2:15 P. M. 1500 US 6-20, c, '68...¢ 114 16000 UB B's, 10-40, beri ag : si * G0 UB i's oan its 14 2000 US 6's, curr ! 1000 do. 5ou90 Us 5-80, 6, “8, in. One o'Clock P. M. 100 sha NY C & BH R..b3 ne 200 Erie Bs. 100 STAEET QUOTATIONS, BAe Five o’Cleck P. M. Wert On Tei.. 35 Northwest pref. Wer 90 oes Mail. . a0 oe Rock island... 12035 NYC ‘con Rs - Wig Bt Ps oe NY Cen scrip... Bt @ on Ene. ig me 58) Stig Bases Seam Gps oe a] Te..ce ost, Harta Eri a Northwestern... & Be C i Cent... mei a a COMMERCIAL REPORT. ‘TURSDAX, June 2-6 P, M. BrEsWAX was slow of sale, but unchanged in value; small sales were made at 3c. 8 Sic. for Western and Southern yel- low. CANDLRS.—The demand for all kinds was light and prices were heavy, though not quotably lower. We quote:—West- ern and city adamantine, tc. a 17c.; sperm, 89. and Patent, 4c. a 4c. Coooa was dull, and no sates of consequence were re- ported. Prices were unchanged, however, closing at 113¢c. a Lic, fold, for Guayaquil in bond; 2c. a 27e. do. for Ma- CEMENT.—Rosendale was still quiet, but steady at $2, CompAaGn was unchansede We quote: -Mtuniin, ac. 280. : Sisal and Russa bolt rope, We. : Russia tarred, Ic, ‘CorrEr.—Rio ‘was quiet ee yes at former prices kinds were dull but ‘held ten, We dualer aioe |¢ Ordinary ood do., 16!4c. a. for lots, 14346. 8 Ie Java, Where IBSbe- jJamaica, aati tia, 1c. aite.; Merioan nd a uty pai leasra. tt & Sol Tade the stock [tio to-day as {ollows:—66,097 in New bags ii York, 17,943 in Baltimore, 6,000 in Galveston, 2,000 in Mobile and 1,000 in Now Odea" ide Cotron—There was, more fetivity in the mark being a better demand for. both spiniing and export, arket was wavy, thorugh ptloes were so lower Teint 89 bales to arrive there were sold 1.615 balen, of hich 1,008 were for aplnuing, B88 for export and 49 on spoculation. ‘Yor future delivery there was a moderate busineas transacted at foont yesterday's prices. Salex 200 bales, basis low middling for June at 20%4c, a 20%c., 1,600 do. for July at 19/c. @ We., $00 do for Auguni at Se", tnd 300 do. for octaves at 1sKe. We annex the closing quotations Opians ana Mobdtie ana Florida. “Alemphin, N-Oreans, Tena + Ibi i 19 7 Ordinary .. COoPERAGE " {ng at former prices. | We. 4 ar shooks, 56 inch heads, $2 40 aga 75; do, 38 t0., ia 45 05; molaason d0., 88 do. 2 a 2 7 pipe do.,” $i 5 0 9 7 rum do. i 25 5); hoops, "Id fest, ¥ Oy FLouR AND GRATE. —-Reoelote, 19546 bbls, Nour, S01 bois. and 500 ba, T1413 vusheis wheat, "77,280 ao, Corn, 28,601 do. oa al do. rye, The four market ruled figa tinder a fair detmahd for osite Stats for export, and the sales o. low extras were at full prices, Other kinds were uiet, but steady. The sales were about 12,000 bbis., includ- ing about bola. extra State, at $6 a 86 20 for export. Southern flour was dull, but unchanged. ‘Sales 600 bbls. Rye flour was but steady, with sales of 200 bbla, Corn meal waa dull, but unchanged. "Sales 100 bbls, We quote :— No. ¥ Sti $475 a 45 20 5400 5 tS 59a 610 65a 650 5a 565 56a 600 5 aa 700 585 a 6 u0 6100 700 70a 72% :675— 600 60a 650 10— 750 7500 960 650 a 10.25 550m 600 490 ow 5uwa 5a — 6a — the market oie ar were if 2g zi 2 s a iriner instore aad winter, Cora ‘abont 70,000 bushiis at S0c. = Toads. mixed Western, $c. at yellow and’ §1 13 for Gate were anit a Te. for Ohio B F i i } city at 14ige. a W6%c. for baidere were unwilling to sell the pte nominal, were ual be i ‘Neo 0 Bio. a tee. Hie ae. Se! ie. te. = elk NAVAL StouRS.—The market for epirita. ti gui th demand being very mh ae asthe ofering Ny were were ‘offered at 38c. 125 bbls, at 88¢. & 39e. 15 bbls. pork, 39 do. beef, SE pact ot Tor Sork’ was, dull wad besvy, we at 430 75 for new mess. bbie new mas for a) 78, and for new mens, eave hoga were dull aad priced wate nominal al 9. — 9c. for common to. prime. The hogs were quiet jams were being small prices were stead for common to prime Southern with » Eh tpg. 50, = 828, Bacon weady. Sales were made of 175 pact of We & 14. for shouldera, yee tekled nama-— the latter price for choioe do: —an lor smobed end bagged dos. The market for land wan eeaaih and prime West- tritience was abintoabie n: Hoge Thert were small sales to kettle. There were no ales reported f for future delivery. Re ~The business in cradle in bulk was unim- rtant, The « demand was very light Nerd the market 00 Father heavy at a he On the creek, were lower; 2,500 ola were sold on the w per road Taide decline of oe, For ea the range erude in bi} wr id nominal at i rid ae of, Mond at 00 bis, ‘were sold... Refined ae, AD satire bse the ee goths ely pt the market closed Cae steady vor July anid ond livery we heard of no Tiere stor dune at see, k th ge (ncrew tops) ary Sore, for duly ead Bena, Mige. for August ‘were selling moderately al a 22e,—the prime white, In Puiladsiphia the market was gui eu bee 7, and some sales were made at a reduction of OR me from the ms market closing at about for. “dune. ‘The eae, bbls. for June at 26%c., 2.080 do, for do. at 2590, ‘anid 1,000 do. buyer's option up’ to the Ist November, ead Sales $00 empty refined (subject SeTeOL SoM B. to inspect Ricr.- afin a scarce and Grm, with a moderate de- grand. “Small eales were reportod within the rauge of Bc. a Rrmnxacert Refined was dull and quoted at 27ige. a c. No STEARINE waa quiet, and we hoard of no sales of moment, ae a prime quoted at 16%¢u. a NM. ont were In nmederae ers Jun Tether fetes for prim i, Gone were active demand, at at ata P les Curocoa, 20 lexi. writ 6 do, Buenos Ayres on private teruns, There was fnore demand for deer, but at lower prices a consequouce of tho noregeed offerings. Th ibe. Pare 1,800 Tha, Mezlean and 1,000 do. enue on private arma. We ote :-- Goat —T ; 8 Fe. par iden a je, Bue Buea as as v Vera rug, Phe. ral fo. not trimmed, S6¢. ; 3 Angosturn, 80c. ; Para, 40c. SEPDS. “Lingeed was onerally quoted at $3 2736 a &2 30, gold, diy paid, ‘The salen were 'Y{500: bags, to sree, pee {ager at 3 yaad (not previously repo ‘and ‘1,000 1S arcive penal, kibene ata ity Gruen were tall dud nomlual at es 2 10Sce- for clover, #4 a & (4 tor timothy. t--There was an Improved demand for raw, the which was steady at former quotations, The in- =: ‘van partly from fhe trade, ut eblety from refiners. e sales were #50 hhds. 10c. for Cuba and Porto Part at Dige- “Yor retined ‘Uns market yee 13Sqc. 5 oe c. a 9) vana— standard, Toto 1a, See. & 10%ye; do. aso 18, L1sje. @ 1340. 5 di O20. Ia ye a 18." Porto ining grades. $0. aeare st Hutch standard, Noss 10 ie ora 100, com Fisc. 0 13,94g0. SALTPRYRE.—Crude-was held at 7ic., gold; no sales were revorted. pcakog,was unchanged in value, We quote:--Drop, 7740, and uel SOAP.- Castile was dull but lunchanged, Small sales were made within the range of 113gc. a1 ct he demand was on! nderat, but joes were steady anc rm, ea} for the good and prime grades, Tuere were ol (435,000 Ibe, at 9340. @ O40. the latter price tor choice. tOPagoa —There was only 2 moderate bu ete ‘there being Dut Uttle demand, but ‘moat grades were steeds, "Belen of 275 bids: wt 7 Seed- fees in vaige: the sales boing 90 do. 1869 go. Pennsylvania at “Connecticut ‘at 23¢., and 100 a 01 nish there were sold 120 10U do, Havana at 85c. 0 SL 023s. flere tee, aa B68 tS 8 Tee. Al do, 1886 on {a lots, at ic. a Ble. ¥ rivais arity a Common frosted lugs. Partly frosted lugs. Sound Wu SE Seed Connecticut and Massachusetia Ohio and Pennsylvania wrappers... Ohio and Peunsyivania sat 1 ‘bia le: Ske Connecticut seconds, Fd Connecticut fillers. “ New York, assorted iots, 8 New York fillers... 0 13g u 9 13 % 88 9% 0 000 {Arstlc at 72. gold, and8,000 do. northwest couat on private \Wniskey. aes bbls. The market was more we. tive but lower. Sales 350 bbls. at $1 044 a $1 05}, includ- ing patent at #1 La @1 Wonu. he market retains extremely quiet, there belog soarcely any demand, and prices are heary ahd irregular. Holders are very anxious to realize, while buyers refuse to Operste largely except at @ material reduction from present prices, which seliers are indiaposed to rant. The business in nlied wool i very small and Ralvoenis cpatiauee pessably active for Epring clip, whice is arriving quite freely and selling at about previous prices. Fail Veli i ns saliing slowly, but ‘without change in value. ‘Texas nd prices of most kinds are entirely nominal. There is comin of ‘consoquanee dole in n, prices for ral ire, <emurely | pominal ‘The asics were about bg, fleece; n*lots “including 16,000 Georgia and go. a Bic and Western’ 8 io'and Michigan at ie a Soe. the Iniier price for fike; 10,000 Ibs. pulled uta8e. ‘a 89. for low, super and extra, and mest zn fon fprivate terms ; 10,000 Texas fn lots, at 26c. a B2c., anc ba. California at tte. a Ble. for spring elip, ihe fatter price for fine, POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE. Attorney General Amos T. Akerman from a Southern Standpoint. Accorrespondent of the Memphis Avalanche, June 18, sends to that paper the following answer to au inquiry that will explain itself:— Im your issue of yesterday, speaking of the suc- cessorof Judge Hoar, you ask: “But who is Aker- man, of the new Attorney General? We have heard of Lumpkin, Nesbit “8 Stephens, Hill, fe be tl ae Brown, but ‘what bat does Akerman v mi pia a as pte! citizen and a public man, ike” ies preceptor, Judge Berrien, he emi- iw early ie ‘and for years strug- awitn alt obstacles that beset a young attor- eae has nothing to lean upon except his own in talents. He soon rose to distinction at the bar and Was not an unworthy or up- of some of those very men ‘whose = are pee above. In fact, if =a: am its ag a men as Cobb, Toombs, Nes- bits, epnons and J Hill. ” Golonel Aker- the rebellion were with the Soa sh, and the last rfiy of the war tound him at the front, with his armor on; but, like thousands of his countrymen, he believed the war was ended and Soar teen wide: ak sicuation, Master of it, and reti1 aa (0 the more re cone pursuits forum. Then — i terrific ¢ | Resear ate kena ce ae and in an speech delivered ut Elberton, Gav, havived his con. «chose 1b what ““coumteymen oyould have man, Sa.aneat t in the snore onerous Food ba sie Re att the or Be has ‘Tho Wries of Wala artjole has views in common with Judge Akerman, has full confidence in his honesty and capa- tity, and believes that he will reflect credit and honor upon ap neat end his country while he weara the mantle of a ae oe ae. Like thousands of able, though mod wyers, he may be somewhat obsoure a8 & poltctan: Fo jet him nae that he ia a a “nom man, and 4 that the best of his lineage is not anor yo avi QUITE 80 “COULBUR DE RO8E."’ mm the Macon Ga.) Telegraph, June 18.) The appointment Amos T. Akerman, of this State, Intely United States District Attorney for Georgia, to the high position of Attorney General of We United States, will excite surprise where he is not Known at all, and ibly where he is best Vie’ from our standpoint, however, the fact 1s Not at all astonishing, Tae timber out of which even passable law officers can be made is Very scarce in the crowd to which Akerman belongs, and we do hin Justice in aeclaring our conviction that he is abouf the best material, in point of ima that was attainable. He 13 cold- -bivoded, calc ating, pores, energetic and treless, and hates the eh and the Southern people most contiaily=-all of Which traits, it appears to us, are likely to be ver} scoeptaime in the chief law omicer for the present administration. We wish Grant's administration joy of ite new law officer, and we wish him joy of it. © think they will suit éach other admirably. The adminisation probably needs a fresh infusion of venom against the South, and a Southern radical 1s theman to supply it. It mdubitably needs vigor, and Akerman certainly cannot make it weaker than itis, Ima Cabinet where intellectual ability is re- garded @s worse than a crime the new Attorney . Sanieg may posstbiy find bimself at the head of (he ist, Political Notes and Comments. ‘The smoke surrounding the late election of United States Senator from New Hampshire does not seem to have yet cleared entirely away. The Exeter News Letter rages over the re-election of Senator Cragin, and denounces Mr. E, H. Rawlings for ‘selling out’ to Mr, Cragin. The Portsmouth Chronicle asks:— “Diin't ahother candidate ‘sel! out’ to Mr. Rollins several days before the caucus?” ‘The prohibitionists of Michigan are to hold a State Convention in Wackson on- August 3 and 4, to nomi- nate a ticket for State omicers. Colonel Allen, of Vincennes, Ind., is open for the republican nomination for Congress from that district, ‘The republicans of the Tenth Congressional dis- trict of Indiana have nominated Hon, William Wil- liams as @ candidate for Congress, Congressmen Morrell, Armstrong, Scofield, Negley and Gilfillan, of Pennsylvania, tt is expected, will be renominated, £. C. Marshall, of Woodford, Ky., has announced that he shali run for Congress in the Seventh dis- trict of that State as an independant candidate. James Hughes announces himself as an inde- pendent candidate for Congress from the Sixth In- diana district. REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE, — es PARTY OWNING VALUABLE REAL ESTATE WILL exchange it for other property or good Merchandise. Property will be divided to suit ANDYRE & CO., 196 Broadw: IXCHANG: aE FOR A BROWN STONE IN 4 the city, a nrst class modern House at Elizabeth ; iarge grounds ; excellent location; free from mort; sui J. 0. HOYT, 171 Broad 'OR SALE OR EXO HANGE -A_ COUNTRY the Richmond road, Statea Island, with Gothic Mansion, including gas, heater and all impro 15, minutes) walk | from iat Apply to 81! KRAUSS, 235 Grand street. ee Sixty-sixth cry Livingston lease, 21 y« newaln; rent 3 rms easy, ad to HARTMANN, 92 Groddwaye basemen FPOR, SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR GOOD TENEMENT pro} -A fine House, 40x40, with extension, plazza, cupola, fronting on Hackensack road, six miles from city, with 11 acrea; would cut up for builaing lota; never-failing stream; very desirable for country residence: 1,000; terms easy. WALLACE, 134 J FoR! SALE OR EXCHANGE, OR COUNTRY one erty, Confectioner ‘reatn Saioon, in a first Fate up tanpeioestions Gin very gest sanction ‘oa, serous? of til bealth. A pply at 6436 Went Thirty-econd atreet. {10R SALE OR EXCHANGE—A FARM OF 8) ACRES; house, barn, fine crops, horses, wagons, implements, ‘c., for a House in Brooklyn,’ Williamsburg or ‘Jersey ; price $1300. ‘Apply to I. CAFFNEY, Agent, 125 Bowery. OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—THE ELEQANT COUN. try Seat of the late Norman Peck, at Berlin, Conn, on the Hartford and New Haven Railroad, containing 20 acres, on the main atreet, in the centre of the village; beautiful rounds, flowers.’ fruits and shrubbery. Address 8. A. EN- LGN, Conn, of CHARLES 8. ENSIGN, 206 Broadway, New Yori OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—VAT RENDERING ES- tablishment; Ketties, presses, brick chimney, brick floor, all complete; a nice house; atabling for six horses: hog pens, fowl house; ‘together with 5 lots of ground, 214 mil South Seventh street; outside city limits. Address J. wren G., Herald office. JOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—500 LOTS NEAR BROOK- city line, ten minutes from Prospect Park ; gi Rai ira Bonds or other avatial ble securitics taken for equity. T. W. ABBOTT, 19 Broadway. (2OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—AN IMPROVED FARM ‘of three hundred acres in the Shenandoah Valley, twelve miles from Martinsburg, West Va. Description of A! J, STEVENS, 147 Went Tweltth street. ROSPRROUS NEW ROCHELLE HO1 ‘01 acre Dairy (Orange county) Farm; several very de: sirable bhore Farms; 4 acre Village Farm for 81,610. A. F. JAYNE & CO. 1 fi Broadway, room 86. Gale OR EXCHANGE-TWO FULL | LOTS. 13ST ‘ between Fifth and Sixth avenues; terms enay. Ad- oe. fo EXCHANGE—A HOUSE FOR A SCHOONER OF light draught of ores also valuable Lot on Broadway, Saratoga, for a Brooklyn bouse, BROOKFIELD, 81 Cedar street, T°, “EXCHANGF—ELEGANT STONE FRONT House Inelty for s country place, about $16,000; also laces for Brooklyn H SEACOMBER & BARK Ite, 847 Bronawa: corner Leonard at TANTED-PROPERTY IN EXCHANGE (LONG Branch preferred) for a first class four story brown stone Mansard roof House op, tome with some cash if re- quired. Address GILBERT, Her: REAL ESTA & WANTED. 1ASH, HARDWARE OR TIN GOODS WANTED IN EX. J change for a very desirable private Residence in son, N, J. SABIN HOUGH, 33 Pine street, basement office. ASS HOUSES WANTED—LOW PRICES For. d one quarter new Curniture ; also Pinted Ware Apply to W. A. CORBIERE & CO,, 176 Broad. HIRST uaa in exchange. way. } OUSE WANTED—A SMALL containing all the modern in exceed $1,800 with immediate possession 131 Herald offic HOUSE IN THE CITY vements; price not to ‘Address M. L., box TANTED—A PLOT OF LOTS AT A_LOW FIGURE. ne very desirons of selling will find a purchaser iN. ¥., Herald offic TO PURCHASE —A HOUSE IN NEW YORK inity; will pay $6,000 In first clags lots, unen- lance on mortgage. Address OWNER, 19 O*: tion pour a t pasa Vecole. Herald oflice. JNE FEMME DE CHAMBRE FRA: parfaiterent coudre et coltfer desire se placer. 5" er No. i East 13th at, TNE BONNE OUVRIERE FRANCAISE, FAISANT U robes, lingerie et modes, desireralt de I'ouvrage cher ou des journees dans les familles, S'adresser ou ecrire Bleecker st., a Mme. LOUISE RAMU. {NE CUISINTERE FRANCAISE DESIRE UNE PLACE T un hotel ou pension , privee, en ville ou a la campa- gre. 189 Kast Broadway, JE FEMME DE CHAMBRE EXPERINENTEE, PAR- ) francais et angials desire trouver tne situation dred che mille allanten Kurope. S’adresser au 61 ‘ou on donnera aussi des renseignements HE, aS, TELEGRAM, Tre LEA ADIN 1G PAPER, OF EW, YORK, THE vine ALL THE NEWS, THE REPORTS ‘OF EVERYTHING. NEWSPAPER THAT CONTAINS ALL, GOSSIP, mpagner denx. jeunes desmolselies lorsqu'elies Adresser en dounant son adresse a rea “APER, TWO CENTS A Parties (wishing THE TELEGRAM served at their rost- hou! rders at the nearest newsstand or meer Nassau street, Subscription, 3 DE TISTRY f ETE EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. <HIRTEER Yenumbing applications (sarcotization): KAS ad: iminibtereds Gi set B10; plumpers for ihin lips and hollow chee! SAY Vib pears A THRER-QUARTER SIZE BILLIARD ‘Sharp's to be sold in Ens harp" ee, ube ae “C0, dealers 10 and Orders n rtoired for their EH Fale aati ve ign aren, ta Bel Avante street, shippers of ND BACON. GELEBRATED CURE OF CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE, East ide. FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP FIj Chane, De wk a near Tig a seh eo “Appr (o ATE wis 1a FOUR m STORE ,AROWN sTONE aTON A, tet eels oo BROWN t STONE HOUSE 777 Lexington avenue, payments Ww ia geal tain is House; to suit, FULLY Aun TF Mir 4 HANDSOMELY. FU brown stone front House, near the Grand 1 5. Ww i Fi eae ea Madison ovennans 4 LINTON PLACE RiguTH STRE, BUSINESS: Property for sale, near F Voste eas in at ‘Appl ti Brousag 4 atonece. pond fr W. P. SKYMOUR, pe} ArSN UR. ~A_FIFTH AVENUE LOT ABOVE inth sireet wanted hange for a first clase dovee! bel een Fifth and Sixth ar en well rented. . H. B., Herald office. F%. SALK-HOUSE AND LOT NO, 112 EAST PIFTY- second alrest. Inquire on the promises, F°s,, aie arty SMALL. NBAT. WELL, F LL, FANtRHED nF treet, third house east of Fifth 'Porterms it ‘iui on on athe premives. La “SALE _CHEAP, A LOT ON . wenth atreet, between First and § ast SEVEN, is 100; will take In part pa for country wse, WALDRON & LTT & ZITTEL, ere aera Ta West sides SMALL PLOT CP WELL LOCATED EIGHTH AYE- ntral Park) Lote for wale low. Apply to V. K. STEVENSON & SOM, 11 Pine sizect, OR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT NO. 916 FIGHTA AVE. nue, Inquire of the owner, No. 113 Kast Fifty-seoond st, F% tye 3 A 9x FIGURE, 49 WEST FIFTY- fifth at 18.9x65, 1ot 100.5, four stories, Ligh stoop, OR SALE—FRAME HOUBE 4 AXD FULL Lon, PurTy. fourth atreet, south aide, between Fifth and Sixth Ft te ll MULLER, P: Re WILKINS & B SALE CHEAP—ON EASY TERMS, A THREE oF erjek Hones, 18 rooms, afl modern inproveseaas, oar ‘events avenue’ end Fifty-sccdnd street, TON & CO., sa 1d Fifty-second street. JERSEY CITY, HOBOKEN, HUDSO ____ AND BERGEN REAL’ ESTAT Fer Sale. A GREAT BARGAIN.CA BEAUTIFUL HOUSE ON ‘Washington avenue, City; TL rooms; lot 25x100; choice shrubbery price W300; Possenaion immediately. Ada at mae eran am TLOR AYLOE TAsbRovcK. To Let or Lease. 0 LET-FOR THE SUMMER, AT 106 BLOOMFIELD street, Hoboken, a Suit of three well furnished Rooms, suitable for housekeeping; rent. low to « sunall, respectable family W. COLLINS, 7 Vesey street. PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TORENT, At “AUCTION.—TUESDAY, JUNE 28, at 12:30 P. Ninety-seven a the premises. ful Building Sites, at Tarrytown, MALLORY & BLACKWELL will sell that portion of the well known BENEDICT ESTATE, east of Broadway and south of Benedict avenue. town, has been in the Benedict famiiy over forty years, and heretofore never for sale, is now offered in plots of from $ to 6 city lots, The advantages of Tarrytown are well known. It is less than an hour from New York by numerous trains on the Hudson River Railroad, and has communication lx times aday to and from the clty by ELEGANT STRAM- BOATS: Ioluding the Daniel Drew and Chauncey Vibbard. 1 has churches of ail denominations, best of ‘schools, unsur, passed nociety, and colebratet for ite bealintutnessy ud. ft ia En acknowledged fact that ics the finest tow for residence in America. The property now offered is situated in the midst of the very finest improvements, within five minutes’ walk of the depot churches, achools, stores, te. s surrounded by many of the cleant residences for which Tarrytown is celé- brated cated on high ground, commanding unsurpassed river views, and ix, without doubt, PROPERTY ever offered at auction ON THE HUDSON RIVER. Further particulars at office of Auctioneers, MALLORY & BLACKWELL, 55 Liberty atreet. A WEDNESDAY, JUS at 4P.M., on the premises, Tarrytown, Plot of five acres, beautifully located on high ground, com: manding extensive views on the Hudson river and surround- ing country for 40 miles, with the new aud weil built Residence, cuntaining 18 rooms, all finished in modern and most ap proved manuer, with hard wood doors and trimmings oa main floor; marble mantels, marble top wasbstands, with plumbing complete in all the chambers, with bath, water tank, dumb weiter, gas pipes, co. Fine carriage house and sts Seventy-five per cent can remain on bond and mortgage. Tmmediate possession can be given, Carriages will meet the train leaving 30th street at 2 1°. M. Sale positive; in the house if stormy. Further particulars of auctionee LLORY & BLACK LL WANTING FARMS. 9,00) ACRES, GOOD, SOI. mild elizuute; 34 miles south of Ptiadeipa price only iso improved Farms. The plac than mort any other piace in t wands are settling. Address K. land, N. J. wing ited States; LANDES, Vine- 5)GLEWOOD, N. J. $16,500 WILL BUY 1 furnished Sounies Resiaence, within 15 iinutes’ drive of depot; very. high. grownd, remarkably Heallliy; toraia easy. Address COU RUSIDENCK, bor 1,88 Post ofice. NEW, NEAT, PRETTY FR NCH ROOF COTTAGE A. to rent, furnished, for three months ie wal hear depot; good river view! rent low. Apply to. WALTER URDCRHILE, Main stress, Yonkers, “HALF m New York city, a good Hotel and Stere: 50 feet’ deep ; house (ot 3 rooms) wxb® wings 17x22 and bara Mx5i, wagon house 12x14, store house, ice houxe, wood house, 4c. c.; near mill, pont oflice, chureties, schools, $4,000; 1,000 cash, 31,000 each year till paid, interest. " Addrens GRISWOLD « Gc Cigar and Manufacturer Lakeland, N. FINE WESTCHESTER FIRST CLASS RESTDEN( Healthy, high grounds, 6) minutes from City Hall, for fale cheap, oF rent, or trade tor SE OuEE © ig BA city: 2% rooms; a motern til lawns ns ‘dress F. Posten, Newark. very low fo Fost office. MOST LOVELY RESIDENCE ON TRE A\. river bank, convenient to city; all (mprovements; HUDSON fur. HUDSON, Herald ottice, i, CHEAP HOME. CASH AND 12 MONTHLY, A. fantead of rent, will buy House ‘and full Lot, five iin itu from depot, at Wiizabetnort, N. J. price wn extra lot {f wanted. E. R, KELLOWG, Second street, Kitzabethporh, or No, 3 Broadway, New York \HEAP LOTS _IN GOOD LOCATION FOR SALE—ON payment of $10 cash and #1) of more mouthly unt! paid for, in Eilzabethport, N-Jx; prices from, #20 upwards; tite rect. Apply to ‘GELLUGO, No. BBroadway, New ent or Second sire y llzabetiport nisbed; for season; rent low, Address good house, with eight rooms and Gshing; am ‘al locatio roa; nila change for city LEGANT COUNTRY SEAT, FURNISHED, TO LET— For summer or for year.’ Twenty maine from Port, chester, Cage more object than rent. Apply at 436 West ‘Twenty second strest or 877 Broadway, up ay ore AND RESIDENCE FOR SALE_IN pagel ery under bigh county, N. Y.; cultivation, with aa abundance of fruit, ut, adjecat ee ¢ city of Hudson, and with: in 10 minutes’ Hudson river; terms easy. LEGUAT SSHOTHERS, No. 3 Keekman street. Fes SALE--ONE HOUR AND A QUARTER FROM THB city, on the Hi & very desl Place, which will be sold iow to close an estate. Apply to GEO. X. PETRIE, No. 246 Murray street, OP, R SALE_TWENTY-NINE Fag ety get bape at Toad Hill, ful 8. of the bay: price $20,000, Apply Pa ecu RNEAY. Noll Pine street. F% SALE--DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR be rgb to man of moderate of means; Srooms, jg acre land; abrubbery abuadaat; north shorn inp: ps price 5,00 90, OR SALE—HANDSOME, 0¢ COTTAGE, ONE ACRE OF Toand an ay landing, north adore. of Biaten Island; plenty tru ae y ‘mortgage. Fens SALE—CHEAP “erg! NonTH SIDE STATEN 3 cottage, barn, Lig acres, finely located, twenty matantes tres terry: ‘$1,500, wor akin SF EEE MC RD ERO eee eS ——— PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALB RN > WITH ELEY: rea ee cere New York a ee per month, uhOws, iy Nasaau street, roou CHEAP—THE MOST PRODUCTIVE FARM F is iki sou, Re 0 ; beautifully located: near Harlem Kallsonds” Toews enaye, ADBIY at 142 Frou vu F°, SALE OHEAP-—AND EASY TE! yon A Rox a Farm, with or without Stock and Crops; p! ho ! water ; good buildings. Owner at 777 Gates Brooklya, after 2 P.M. PORK SALE OR RENT—THE CELEBRATED SALTON- stall Lak situated fram oP Line Railroad. Th ho ae ine road. is property comprises two uses, ralt- road depot, club boat bros and other prsenes tract o! ai lake, together with Conn, OTE aOR jo RESIDENCE, SITUATED Om k tnt fren ce my aoe caine Couage. ‘conta ng sion rie Ny Po. ul ae im, Perth Amboy, A: J. A BARGAIN RN Fao ag iad OF LAND At Island, or to exebange, with cash, for a WILLIAM KNIGHT, 327 Fourth avenue. ¥ INS IN WESTCHESTER COUNTY OW REAT BARGAL AINS Tit W iz oo in the Reletrornes.we vill ‘be be sold for house, ars carria TALDRON & Geet CHANOB—PARM FOR SALE O§ mxomanae for first or second mor side Railroad, on Long Island, -seven miles from, Now twen York ; 135 acros, about fe divided inte lot. A advance on ‘tap ior Sip wt Braue saa, Now foc Toa Ho OUT for. JOHNSON & MILLER'S ‘announcement 1 aale of 1,200 Lots, ee hungher, Farm, Linden Park, Staten island, which will appear in ail of to-morrow's papers. ONG BRANCH. “FURNISHED | COTTAGE TO Ri containing 7 rooms; arden, carriage bo and stable, 10 minutes fror ‘ground. Inquire of J. M. SPERO, 364 Bowery NEY, SOME RESIDENCE-12. ROOMS, ores of land: 10 minutes§ trom depot: location |i pitt 20 per cent cheaper than in any city distance: from New York. A. D.NEWE STONE MANSION TO RENT—FOR FOUR NTH, SS completely furnished, situated near Hastings, on the Hudson; for purity of air, elevation and scenery nnsur- ed.on. the Hudson; twelve acres, with stabling for sx App! th Herero ceatanle arden, ABB om be, Mi at Twellth street Now York. EDWAiKD ManriN. BARsTOGA ONS Hous neler wv 2O0MRe ‘bling, #500; one, 18 rooms, 8} ‘450; 01 Perth TB foto, 000 “Aldara “RM Ty Greucewt House, Saratoga. HEAP, HOUSE, pepo AT FORDHAM, dey Cottage and three nea ; rey immediately. Kpoigte BENJAMIN IN, Fordham depot. 0. LET_FURNISHED, A COMMODIQUS COUNTRY Honse, with five lots attached, on the Hud the foot of Ninety seventh street ted delightful view of the river; wuitab! rent low to responstb! 49 Dey street, WHE RUTHERFURD PARK ASSOCIATION WILL SELL r} their fon rermpenn oe eemeing.. Bee! in pe Passaic Valley, inte eng. FISHER SRTTERTMWAITE, “hgent, 0 Pine street. REMONT IN THIRTY MINUTES—FROM FORTY- ‘secund atroet, by Hariem Railroad ; lot two blocks from depot, thirty-one feet front, 112 feat de Inquire of . NICHOLS, Freizht Depot, Forty-seven! street, Tt chao ay eE ere A FINE. beth three hot and cold water, Rent $1, dress Cx box bist Post oftice. LET OR EXCHANGE—A FINE NEW FRENCH roof House, on high ground, at Forest Grove, 20 minutes: z id atroet From Forty-socoitt hr DEGRAAT, Bowery National Bank. po LT a HOUSES AT ISLIP, LONG 7 Island, near Pavilion Hotel. Inquire on premises, or of M. PORTER, No. 9 Pine atroet, pis 10 1 TT ACRES RED oS oe. A a Mansi hig! fe ‘oF id lawn; minutes from i orekional tees lt. F. DEGRAAM, B ‘National Bank. T° RENT OR FOR SALB—AT aaa N. 333 ey te Heit te tant elas stable: within five minut A rent low. No. 4 Wont Twenty-elguth etroak NO LEASE “AT 4490 PER ANNUM, A FARM OF 8® B aores, 10, Figd it fresh meadow ; honse 10 rooms, filled in ear East New ¥ Inquire Sty Fiattust on, isrooklys, ots. C. C, HARRIS, before 12 M. HRKE FARMS Lach ee ner oo gten FOR SaUE Oe rhs for Broo i ropes. at twain Broome county, Tad an Poutayivadia, with stoee' and reat Dargalie; eney terns. : ganduien anaes J A. BIGGS, 176 Falton street. NING TELEGRAM, DING “PAPER OF NEW YORK, ° WITH ALL THE NEWS. BEst REPORTS “OF EVERYTHING. NEWSPAPER THAT CONTAINS. ALL FASHIONABLE | GOSSIP, & MILITARY NEWS, CLUB MATTE SUMMER RESO! SPORTING NEWS, { POLICE COURTS, K DOINGS OF THE CrTy, LATEST BY TELKORAPH, % LATEST BY WaUl STREET MARKETS, *« REAL ESTATE SALES, GREAT ADVERTISING MEDIUM. wit ‘Ad- RE, Abts OVER THE sary." c COPY. Parties wishing THE EGRAM served at their resi dences should e their orders at the nearest news stand or oPise publication oflce, 60 ‘Nasenuatreet, “Subsertption, O® year, £0 cents a mont V IRGINIA LANDS ON THE ROANOK! VIRGINIAN ‘offers (or sale two choice and valuable Plantations, with Beg ndaome | fore Lee yet ooerenti na high rolling section. ‘arties inte: rd inv: pany ‘him*home. “Apply to MARCUS H. LAING, 4 Joba street, New York iicicaiablh 7ONKERS.—FURNISHED COTTAGE TO LET, FOR two or three month, to a small fainily only; location unexceptionabie; reat low. Address J. A. You: kera Post office. 5 ACRE COUNTRY BEAT, WITH PINE BUILDINGS, 55 ‘one he ime by Erie Railway, for sale; will ex- change ia part for Clty Proper. _ FURNISHED HOUBE, PASBAIO, from Oty Hall, Large house, welt ‘W HAITTEMORE, 96 Park Park piace. TO RENT, IN EAST HADDAM, THRER uatil + miles from Goodapeed’s Landing House; ten rooms, blinder ; by the aeasun HEN $200. ted pardon ; barn ea teinylin; 20 South street. E. PURPLE, Mood we house. For further ) Eat Haddam, HELP WANTED-MALES. GENT! #10 PER DAY—BY THE AMERI- ACES EMHING MACHINE, CO., BOSTON, MASS., or ST. LOUIS, MO. “GENTS WANTED-CAN MAKE FROM §3 TO $5, PER A “Tiny; good chance for men who want to travel Apply to GEO. BARNE GENTS WANTED-TO SELL Patentod June 7, 1870; a Te lights in any weather. ‘all, send sample. ROGE! » 0d Bowery, baxoment, THE MATOH CABLE. aking match, arith 506 os 8 OF OY WANTED-ONE WHO ae BEEN | , A wae Be brover preferred. Apply to J. E. MASTIN, 95 Wall at., up , 9 to 10-o%clock A. ARMERS. TWO OR THREE STEADY, GOOD WORK: nen references required; good wages. No.others need tay C 8 dining ruom. apply at 144 Fulton st., Curnier's dining 3. CORRIER, IMMEDIATELY, THREE YOUNG MENIN Ge of a civil engineer, as pupils nad asaie those acquainted with the cements of geometey an wil be preferred. Address B. 8. OL Le FHEAD, ve, N. ANTED-—A YOUNG MAN OF TAST#, FULLY COM- Detent io take charge of the raanufacturiog of made, up Ince goods; to stich person av excellent oy ity im now ‘offered. ‘Address F. H., box 12s eral ofieee WANTED, AGENTS TO SELL THE OCT/AGOK SEw- ING MACHINE. Ii ts licensed, rmaakes the, “Elastio Hook Stitch" avd Is warranted for ve Years, Price $15. All other machines with an under-feed soli for 16 fafdingements, “Audress “OCTAGON SEWIfG MACHINE G0~ St, Lous, Mo.; Chtengo, Tk; Pittsburgy Ps, or Boston, Wawran FEW AGENTS TO SELL A WOODEM ‘sol and fan combined. Apply | wt 1 Naanast te top four, front room, ENTED— 4 BOY, TO MAKE ‘TfuF GENERALLY ‘useful and (o ashist (o attend bar. (jne who bas wor! tn tha maine cayecity Lefore and an com lo well apply to M. L, BEGLEY, 2d av, and #0 af J AXTED—A PORTER, B Br A awn buts HOSIERY house, weousto: zoods a must be weil recqmaneapld Ter topes tal eee eho Rlabean, wltereetor: ences, O. X. C., box 109 Aerie cu sag) OI: ANTED 1K A Gnuckay ST; bak A SMART YOUNG lad about ¥ oridbak at Higures and write w pmttens, apply whale ‘ WAru>-er, 4 toes rome fe eureaion, a8 Me ‘al Sha temperate . Joction to the cout y Ww: Ke ieraid onion, Ww 1ED—A Fru chi dss avant, AND CARVER, ry mina, speakhag ish, erences as to abilliy. Ws, coruer Centre and N, ABOUT 18 OR 20 YRARS Meet boni reference required. Taquize si 7 Leg Boxe SHI TO SEL P aay