The New York Herald Newspaper, June 21, 1871, Page 9

NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1871. FINANGIAL AND COMERCIAL, | Bees | Reaaing.... WALL Srreer, ut | Lake Shore... TUESDAY, June 20—6 P, M. | wepea. iu e to-day wheat w: er, | Pittsburg. ‘On ’Chang: y whe: ‘as heavy and low lorshwentera. “The cotton market was a shade lower, but steady. ADVANCE IN FOREIGN EXCHANGER. The entire disappearance of all effort to render ash gold artificially scarce has turned the attention of the importers to tne foreign exchanges once more, and the demand for bills has led to a further advance In rates. varvicularly as the supply on com- mercial account is just now quite limited, The up- _ ward turn in rates was ulso founde! upon an an- | Ucipated demand for vills to remit against European coupons now expected by every steamer, and was aiso helped by the recurring scarcity of the larger denominations of gold cotn, as high as 5-32 premium being asked for double eagles over mixed and ordinary small coin, such a8 would be paid out by the Sub-Treasury on presentation of cer- tuflcates. The range of present quotations is shown in the following:—Sterling, sixty days, commercial, 109% @ 1104; good to prime bankers’, 1104 a 11035; short sight, 110% a 11v%; Antwerp, 5.2234 a 5.164; Switzerland, 5.20 a 5.15; Hamburg, 35% a 36 1-16; Amsterdain, 405; a 41; Frankfort, 40% a 41; Bremen, 8% @ 7934; Prussian thacers, 71 @ 71%. | MONEY TWO TO FOUR PER CENT, There was no essential chauge in the rates for money, but a slight Nuctuation was again percepti- ble between early and late cngagements. At the usual hour loans on stocks were made quite freely at three and occasionally at four per cent, with two to three per cent as the rates on government collat- erals, But toward three o’clock there was more disposition to pay four per cent, which is explained, perhaps, by the enormous dealings of the past few days in some of the clique specialues, which have compelied the operators in thexe stucks to enlarge their temporary requirements in the way of money in order to see their speculation to a con- clusion, The abundance of money in the city just now is amply suiicient, however, to meet every exigency so long as the coniidence of lenders re- mains unimpaired, It 1s only when distrust begins to be entertained as 10 the safety of lending money on stock collaterals that any contraction in accom modation may be looked for, Certainly, with a few such “breaks’’ as occurred to-day in the case of Consolidation Coal, which ratt.ed down ten per cent almost iu as many minutes, this confidence might Not easily continue. but fortunately Consolidation Coal is a rarity in collaterals, although just as dan+ gerous stuff may be unwiitingly accepted by lenders eve day. Prime mercantile paper is in good request, out scarce. Makers leave it with the brokers for dis- count al 43, a 544 per cent, and buyers readily offer to take it at 5 a 6 per cent, the result being an occa- sional transaction at the intervening rates, GOLD DULL—112% A 11234. ‘The gold market was dull and devoid of new fea- ture, exccpt, perhaps, in the better inquiry for cash gold, whicn hardened rates in the loan market, but otherwise produced no effect. There were but two fluctuations in the price of gold all day, and the changes upon these are shown in the table:— 10 A. M.. 112% 2 P.M 1125, 3P M, 1123 4 P.M. 112g 6:30 P.M... In the gold loan market the rates ranged from 3 Fer cent for carrying to 1-64 for borrowing. The operations of the Gold Excnange Bank were as fol- i | i + $35,492,000 Gold balances. 1,017,310 Currency balances 1,148,972 | Up to the close of business this evening the en- | gagements of specie for to-morrow’s steamer were i quite moderate, hardly exceeding $200,000, GOVERNMENTS IRREGULAR, The government list opened quite boayant and | Ef prices advanced a fraction all round; but tne im- provement induced reaiization, close a reaction occurred in most of the more specu- lative issues, the market closing strong, however, at the new scale of quvtations, which, in final street dealings, left off as foliows:—United States currency sixes, 115 0 115%; do. do., 1881, registered, 114% a 11434; do. do., coupon, 117% @ 117%; do. five-twen- Ues, registered, May and November, llz a 112%; do, do., 1862, coupon, do., 112}, @ 112 do. do,, le64, do. do., 11244 @ 1125; do, do., 1865, do. do., 112% a 1125¢; do. do,, registered, January and July, 111% a 1114; do. do., 1865, coupon, do., 114% a 11474; do, d0,, 1867, do, do., 114% @ 115; do. do. 1868, do. do, 115 a 1154; do, ten-forties, registered, 11034 a 11034; do. do., coupon, 1103; a 11044. STOCKS DULL, HEAVY AND LOWER, With two exceptions—to which special reference ‘will be made presently—the stock market was dull and lower, with @ heavy tone, offering, in this respect, a striking contrast to the brilliant move- ment in Kock Island, one of the excepttons alluded to, The business of the day, such as it was, was diversified by two exciting incidents—a sudden fall of ten per cent im Consolidation Coal and an advance of five per cent in Rock Island. The coal stocks have for some months past been unusually prominent on the Stock Ex- change in cousequence of the manipulations of a clique organized to unite the iaterests of several rival Maryland companies and market the consoli- dated siock at high fgures—the long strike in the Feunsylvania regions affording a suMctent pretext for the alleged enhanced value thereof. “Con- solidation coal’? is already a consoildation of a number of small companies, but the process of absorption was to have been ex- tended. The pool having been organized tne price of consolidation was advanced to 64% as against 20 4 25 last January, but for a few weeks “sume- thing” has been going wrong. As usual in such cases some of the pool sold out upon the others, and the discovery of this treachery produced a “break” to-day from 51 to 40:4. Maryland Coal, which had been carried up to 41 dropped to 83, and tne only quotation for American Coal was 64 bid and 63 asked, This decline paralyzed the rest of the mar- ket and occasioned a volt even in Kock Island, which, siarling out at 126 fell off to 125%, the effect being operative on the general list and rendering it dull and heavy, even when, later in the day, Rock Island was skyrocketed up to 13044. This latter shurp rise is the direct result of a@ clique operation, and perhaps can be carried indefinitely higher, as the clique are said to control or have tied up all the stock requisite to secure them against any outside influence, At one time it was reported that the leader of the Erie party, who was reputed “short” of 10,000 shares, had settled at 130, Hereupon the price fell back to 128, but was again advanced to 180, and kept 80 for the remander of the day, that price being bid for the stock deliveranle in the usual way, while large amounts were being offered at seller, sixty, and at 126 seller, thirty days, The whole movement in this stock has been very finely managed, although doubts are freely ex- Pressed as te ita final success, for the reason that the outsiae public are not buying it, and the clique, in sqeezing the ‘‘shores,”’ are compelled to buy enormous quantities of “long” stock from the outsiders, who are quietly taking their profits rather than risk the chance of an eventful flasco on the part of the clique. In this way they are being gradually saddled with ail the stock in the market. For every hundred shares of short stock which they force the covering of they are compeliea to buy a thousand shares of long stock at what are evidently very high rates. As the public are not buying stocks just Dow, and as the clique have frightened the “bears” into doing nothing, the future of this ‘speculation iu Rock Island presents a curious prob- Jem as to what they will do with their joad, In Consolidation Coal when the public stopped buying the clique had to deal with @ach other. It wili be remembered that care nas ‘Deen taken in this column to omit all reference to the numerons rumors of a scrip dividend on Rock Island, which were so freely circulated for effect upon the market. Refusal has been given to the ‘publication of these reports for the reason that they are disproved by the tact that the constitution of Illinois, as ratified by the people last summer, for- | Round hoop Onto, shippiog brands, 8 bids the declaration of any further railway stock or | }owad hoop Obio, trade brands... 5° gerip dividends, and therefore limits the possibie bo a scrip dividend on Rock Isiand to so much as will we Increase its present to its authorized capital stock— ae Wwhich would be about 5% per cent. q oe HIGHEST AND LOWRST PRICES. Boutnern ents. ioe ‘The following table shows the highest and lowest | Southern family... i... ea prices of the principal stocks during the day:— Corn meal, Weatern yellow. . Wa Mnen, Lower, | Soin eat rh we ‘New York Central consolidated..... 98% 934 | Gornmea', puneheot 300 iNow York Central soriv. + 98% 8K Northwestern preierred: Rock island. . St, Paul... St. Paul preferred. Ohio and Mississip Union Pacific. Western Union Pacifle Mail Maryland Coal Consolidation Coal. SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL. The Southern list was dull and generally lower, the Tennessees going off to 72. On the other hand, the new North Carolina and “special tixes’’ were strong and higher. The State Treasurer of Arkansas announces that the semt- annual interest on the funded debt bonds will be paid at the Union Trust Company's in this elty on acd after July 1. The following were the closing street prices of the Southern list: —Tennessee, eX coupon, 72 a 72%; do. new, 72 a 72%; Virginia, ex coupon, 67 a 68; do., new, 73 a 7344; do., regis- tered stock, old, 54% a 55; Georgia sixes, 87 a 89; do. sevens, 92 a 94; North Carolina, ex coupon, 47 a 4734; do, funding, 1868, 35 a 37; do. do,, 1863, 31 a 32; do. new, 26 a 27; do. special tax, 21 4 22; Missouri ' aixes, 9634 a 964; do. Hannibal and St. Joseph, 95 a 9544; Louisiana sixes, 6972; do. new, 64 a 67; do, levee sixes, 70 & 75; do. eights, 86 a 89; do, Peniten- tlary sevens, 70 a 73: do, Railroad eights, 75 a 78; Alabama fives, 70 a 73; do. elghts, 102 @ 104; do. Railroad eights, 95 a 100; South Carolina sixes, 74a 78; do. new. January and July, 6234 a 62%; do. do., April and Octoher, 60 a 62; Arkansas sixes, 66 a 69; do. sevens, 50a 62, EXPOR(S OF THR WEEK, The aggregate amount of exports, exclusive of specie, from the port of New York to foreign ports for the week ending June 20, 1871, was $4,976,621. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXGHANS:. Tuesday, Juze 20—10:15 A. M. br mee eres of Md. de ta Teno an new, Tae sbe 72} 000 gore v 15000 N Y Cent 6 ull, NY.«! at 92, Bun Chie’ NW int b.. 1000 Tol & Wab 2d. 2000 U Pac 10's, ine,bo 8255 400 do 6000 Col,C & 10, 2dm. 713g 100 Tol, Wd WR 600) Cedar F ¢ Min lat. 88° 250 Hel,Lack & W B00 N & D 7's, lat ain) 800 Ohio & Misa RR. N RR. S86 200 34) Boat, Hart & tine. + 1g Morriat Ke 10 Tenth Nat Bank... 129 Ww H &StJo Re pre 100 Con oal of Md.... 45} 300 Dub &8C RR. 12:15 oClork P.M. boro U S 5-20, r, "62. 1334 $1 0000 US 5-20, ¢, °63.. 15 }0u0N U 5 5-24, c, "65, hag 10.000 US 5'a, 10-40, r, 10% One o’ Clock ¢. M. and toward the | 20 1800 25 Morris STREET QUOTATIONS. Half-past Five o’Clock P. M. Western Onion. 60 a 60s¢ Northwestern . 77 9 77'¢ 444 a Northwestern pt Mig a 91% aay a Rock Island. 14 28a 60% 9354 8 BOG Wiig a 615g 28 46%— Nia 30 14% a Bos, Har & Bi Pittsburg. a Gol, C & ad Gen. 213¢8 21) COMM ERCIAL RePor?. Soie0ky) The ‘20-6 P. ASHES.—The market has been inactive at 86 75 a $725 for pote and $9 $975 for pearls, with only small sales at these tigures. CorFrEre,—The market for Rio and Santos retained its firm- ness, but was rather less active. We note sales of 313 bags Rio, per steamer Merrimac, on private terms. Other kinds were steady, with a moderate business in jobbing! ots, Messrs, Arden & White sum up as follows:—Stock of Rio and Santos coffee in the United States—New York, 96,255 bags; Baltimore, 62,693; Savannah, 2,000; New Orleans, 1,871; Mobile, 6,919; Galveston, ig 737 bage. ‘We quote:—Rio, ordinas Reso % Waite air do. Wyo. # Ne.; good ge. ot prime ds, tis: Lusgery extremé range Srlote: lone, be all gold, per Ib, in bond, thirty to Ca days’ credit, Ji Baga), 18e. a 200,; do, (gras tunte’, 18340. a Be UBinganere Yo. a te. ; Ceylon “Sife'a Tie. Matnonibo, Laguagray Uc. tee. Jamatea, 8c. a 1530. ¢ St. Domingo (gel, fr boud, ic; Coats Rhea ‘a17c. ; Mauila, Mc, @ Ibe. ; Mexieai le. 5: i gota, "iainy to to sixty day: credit FS were steady in value, but vei and prevailed at 36. 0 The. per Ibn tor suearin . for plain sperm, Bec. Reo, par eft Patent do. Mind Ibe. « Ibe. . for adamant CoPrER.—The loquiry for American nett active, The sales amounted to upward of 800,0u0 Ibs. at Sligc.a Ses. per Ib, for lake and Detroit, par Tor future delivery eaten i was but moder- 190. a le. per Ib.. S6c. a 380. Der Ib., 2. per ibs, do. nails 20, per Ib. jatter: We a berg eo ately active, mote Bow’ do. 30s: per tb.s bolts Be: per aie alle yellow metal new sheathing a2 do, volts 240, per Ib. Corron.—The market opened with firmness, ands few sales ware effected nt {nll prices; but Subsequently. tinier tho pressure of liberal offerings, the market ruled easier, and holders were compelled to yieid 440. per 1b, in order to make sales, The grades of ordinary aad good ordinary were tinaalable, “The sales were as follows: tye ‘l rot". Consumption. "6 ra: shined mone 54 ir 936 Pd sees 1686 100 1S Urlands. Alabama. Mew orleans, Teens a 18! ‘ BY Feta ao Middiing, a at 216 Oped mridiing, 2 22g ry 6 quiotatiol ‘on cotton runni more than hall's grade. above or below lng aly at The market for fuwure deliveries oxpertenced on lected tthe close waa weak, at a decline of vo « So. com rived 1 400 i} ye a fea a TL}very ont 19", ree ie Angas fogether; 10) duly and 300 August M hk ace at Bye Sav site, f0i'at 23 5 F, 3 deste after (Change 4800 oe were bord’ "at fltowat= Bie td new ide, Mioo at"a0%gs*" August 200 ieee 100 at 20 9-166. $0 ut a0 Komet i) er, 10) ai 19300, 100 at 1dsge.; Decomber, 100 at tiger {Osan tee, Total slate’ inst report, ‘15600 Dales. tho aperage auoterione et yoserday as 's forward deitveries were as toliows ee 20.280. 5 aly, 20-476.; August, 20.620, ; September, i Beta 1.9/0. Receipts a ing porta Gal Wimingion, bon Norrotke 202} al fA) Boston, #, ‘Total, 3,0°8 ‘bales, tant week and 2.44 Dales same dy last i Sa "R Irelght cloned aa followa:—To Liverpool, by at by ail, BBB. 5 to Havre, Herbig, by ‘eteara, seats Sally o184., Gokapreen ba TR YaCy for pe wall, dgc.; to Baltic it POUR, sal Receipts -Flour, 18,048 Ube. w toate 14,182 buanein; con ma 0. deatine of eat nor al arcely any demand for expoct an nt Taiee were neary ra The sales were od ang iss Rye ‘The salen were moat! Corn But atendy:oacks quoted at Mt 48 for contaa. a Bor ane, 148 for fine sified, Bl 65 for bolted yellow, and $1 8) for Bolted white per 10) the. We quote oaec ZEEE! Wheat wae in {aie reaieat, but ai lower figures, & & full prices | No.2, at wheat, a tt @ soft, was particulary neavy and unaalable, exceptat iow ugured. Fhe anles were, about 144100 bushel 85 a 31 48 for soft, até is1 46.2 81 48 for poor No. 2, it 4 & $1.40 for prime do,, closing at $1 48 9 1 49 for prima; fr unbound ‘winter, #1 Wn #1 81 for prime do. 160, for. while’. Ganeda” in Soot, $106 Tor wins Hehigan, Chotee No. 2 spring soit last "evening at ort ot nok inched in the above agurezate, Corn was with sates of about 100,00 Dshries at Tes & Toe. for dau, Bye. 07 mixed, , 28:ce. for Western yellow, and. 76: iiges for Weatsrh !. Oats were steady at. bse. including ail | Kinds, with sales to the extent of 85,000 bushi ley was dull xnd entirely nominal, Rye qui ea 810 buatcla’ at . U5 for car load, Western, for Doat Je over Canada, in bond, nominal se, a tbe. FRECGNTS.—There wis a fair inquiry for grain room poth by steam and sail, and rates were. iirimer. tes for other , would + bring | siness was moderately active at unchanged rates. ‘The epengements were—To Liverpool, by a 15,000. bushels of went at 6344, ‘all 23,500 of wheat aud corn at Big. a Gi, "aay Lown, by. sail, 6600 Bushele of | nd corn al La I. ww, by steam, Hib buvele of ‘Geain’ at ia, nS staan bushels of grain at 7d,; 500 boxes of bacon “228, ; 600 tierces of lard at bags of coffee at 268,; ‘The charters include:—A Norwegian bark hence to adirect | ort sas the Baitie, 2.300 bb's, pecrolvum, at 5s.; a Norwegian ark, hence tow direct port in the Baitle, 830) bbia, of pe- tore eo 4s. 64d. Norwegian bark to a hoe Continental ort, 8,200 quarters of grain, at 6s. 6d; a hg rey bark, rect to Ipswich, 2,800 quarters gratin, at be 439i shins 1,100 tons, to San Franci with ratiroad iron, at ‘B13; Brith brig, 878 tons, from Montreal to River Plate, huabery at B19 0 oon rimage ; ( bark from Richmond to Buenos Me res, ,500 b' tlou 110; a by to Porto Rico and | ar, Ade ‘a bark from’Cape Breton to New Yorks GUNNIFS.—The market oontinued dull. pitle oitering and no demani whatever. Me, a 143¢c., and cloth, 18c. a 185g0, There w: We quot ogee Bo exo, slaty dav; b; ihe and. 4.800 b bales of the above are ‘Aichan and y the Acmiral. We also note ty tuoi | gold; Tampico, gens gi bond, and fey, Dube, Bee in e tpfo.t pola, wud jute butts, der 04h ir y currency. HAY' AND STRAW. were’ moder: being montly {row abipyers. We quote:-—Shipping, #1 m Fetail qualities, @L 13 a1 43; attaw, long rye, Ml 8o'a BL W short rey, 1 3 aL 40, and $e. a wi 05 for oat. TRON. ‘ag an’ active movement in foreign ig at “ihe sales com priced LN. sons Glengartock aad tons isglinton on private terms, and 00 tona in lots at $30 a $31 per ton Lor Glengarnock, $30 per ton for Eglinton nd $53 per ton for Gartsherrie—the market cloalug firm at these tigures, — 2,000 nglish rails gold on private terms, American pig was ses and tirm at $34 3885 per ton for No. Laud $33 a $33 60 tor No. 2. Reiined bara were in mode- Tate deman lat full prices, selling at $74 a 473 per. ton for domeatic and Knglish and $85 a S100, gold, per ton for as- sored S wee Lrap.- ie market for pig was steady, with, however, only a smali demand. We note sales of “tons Spanish at #615. The market closed at 86 Hoh 2505 By ls, Rit: er 100 for Spanish and German, and ba 46 ba, for English, Refined was moo at Ete 25 per 100 Iba, for shect and pipe, and 98 75 per 100 iba. mi ie areal was quiet Ee with a ‘note sacs ae oaes ane aee quote :— Coheeseceri inant and mixed Nie do, refining. Muscovado: grocery Porto Rico. ently de the arrival of per steamer Ashland. ‘The sales were 1b bul dios 109 bole for dune dalvery, at Age., and, in petty iota from store, ‘f0 bbis, at a fee. The’ market closed weak at 463gc. for lurge lots. ‘Tonl Was quiet, closing at $270 for strained, $2 85 a 83 for mod Part 20 a 84 Lu for No.1; $425 a $6 for pale, and $6 $7 60 for extra pale. ne nalen were 14 Dcis- strated at 89 70 60 strained at $2.80; 245 bbls, pale at 6a 88 BU, and 800 bbis.. mostly a, Tar was in active request, at 3 38 for Wile Toinuton, which price was retus 4 was asked for Wil- HOn'at the cote, and Bt a8 for Wasbiomon. ZTROLEUM.—The market was remarkabi; There was considerable ottering, but at prices heyonu the views of buyers. Crude fo bulk was offered nt 14lge., withe out noteworthy transactions. Retined for spot un! month jnil and weak, deliveries at Zoic. a 25%c. ; July, vic., and Augnst, 26340. 0 26igc. The sales of refined were :—1,500 bbls, standard white for June de U0 bbls, do., last halt of July, at 260, The et at Philadeiphia was also dull and weak, both’at the opeuing and closing. Crude. for siippin t 19e., without sales, The reported sale of reine 2,000 bbis standard white (part late last evening), at July held at Bic. an August at 25340, Pxovier 275 Ibs.; cnt meats, 137 puokagen: an tierces, and 100 kegs, ‘Pork was fariy active but atlower prices, The sales were about Mf C814 G0 torduly, B14 62 jor Aucuat aud 14.75 for September. acon wae lirin unider a light inguity rom exporters, Wa quote:—Short clear, 8c. a Bic. ; long hort rib, Be.; long dd, bee; Cumberland do., 7%. a cut, 7c, a 730.; Strattord und Birmingham, ' 8c. ® 8c. Keet—ihere was @ moderate demana’ from job- but = no important sales tra B18; ae M j extra mess, $14 a 16; p a rea, Crees and India mess, tierce dull, but tirm, at 10!¥c. of moment; 250 tere: 24 A #28, ‘ou the spot; we heard of aid for August at 10/ Beef hams were dull ‘aud nom! hore. was very ittle fn: auiry and scarcely anything offering. Cut meats—There was Considerable inquny tor pickled hats, but other meats were neglected aud quiet at Ge. a Bye, for dry aniied shoulders, 7c. Tor cleat bellies, To. 0 figc. for bellien, Biyc. a ssc, backs, 1oice. a Tle. for long et hams, lle. a lisze. for short do,, aud Ise. a 14390. for do. sugar cured and smoked, Butter and chéese were moderately activo at former prices. RIOE was fairly active at fall prices, with lurther aales of ay 0. per Ib.: 25 neon at Bike. 83/46, gold, 1m bond, is Carolina. at Ye. a 98 Tu was in ight demand, but steady {n value, We note wale Hem at Bo.y gold, yer ibeciowing ab Bo. a BYe., gold, per | ‘orelgn ait 7c. n Ile. for domestic. Soi fe Phe market was ‘quiet, without auatertat change. ‘The sales comprised 900 hhds., including 132 bhds. goou reun- ing, at 9'¢c., 600 buds, centriuxal at 10, een, a0 45, bide, Porto Rico ‘and 114g, Refined for granulated and We Cuba & p « trifngal and boxes, fe. = ues Boxes Dutch ereat rd, ced Wo to 1a, Ye. 53 13 0,, 16 to 18. ger at ©. 0.719 40.0, 4 white, en a 135, orto Bien: ~Retining grades, 8%c. © Brazil—Duteh standard, dard, Nos. 10 to clayed and superior, $c. —The market for both pig and plate was decile ly prmer, without, however, any material improvement In the demand, We niote sales of 1,000 Straits at se, w Bie, Guid. per Ibs; 8 tons Hn Lush at Soot polis per ibs; & tanec. at S40, gold, per ib., aud (00 boxes cttaresal plates at BAH We quote:—Hanea, Bsc. gold, per Tbs; acest ot eh af, Eke. Be .C. coke, 87 AY E 4 . ohh pew 0:4. per'box; charocal, terne, iu 6a 8 Gold, per box, and coe terne, #6 12% a $7 28, gold oiee, TOUACCO.—The aarket for Kentucky continues active at full prices. “Tne sules were 600 hhds, at from 6c, to 10sec. per 1h, Seetieaf was in moderate demand and steady. The sales Were 20) cases Connecticut and, Massachusetts, 1870 crop at Bic. per Ib, 100 do, do, wrappers 8H) crop at B63; dic. per 1b. aud 650 bat na at from 88, © 81 05 per ib Wuisxry,—Recelpts, 175 bbls. ‘The maiket was steady, with saies of 150 bbls, at 92'gc. DOMESTIC MARKITS, Ha Far.Low waa.quiet but rm at fo, 94c. NEW ORLEANS, June 20, 1871. Cotton firm ; middlings, ran Net receipts, 254; gross, 254. Ex ‘0 Great Britai j to Havre, 1,335; coastwise, aol Stock, ree) June 20, 1871. Cotton firm; middlings, 19}¢c. a lijyc. Net receipts, Sales, 100, Stock, 9,271. CLEVELAND, Ohio, Jane 20, 1871. Petroleum gon ant @ shade lower; crude, $6 65 a $5 70; retined, $23 50 Ve Onwrco, June 20,1811. Flour, eeeeneees with a good demand. 2,400 at 4725 for No. 1 aj FD, 775 for amber winter, oe. for white winter, an #3 for double extra, Wheat quiet No. 1 Milwaukee beld at #1 No. 1 Chicago sprin, 5 at bi NOs At OB gC. 5 Fe 6. bis, $145, Corn dull; sales 3,500 Tow mixed, 67c, '6Sc. Onta steady ; sales 2,200 Western at hic, Corn meal, #1 60 for bolted, 81 40 for undolted, er owt, Mill feed unchanged 24; shipstuils as and clings #28 0 431 per tor ‘ton, an to. quality. Highwines, ssc. ht “wheat ‘Tige,, and’ corn New York; 4s iotie Hudson, $305 to New via 88 WPhundelpitas Hatlroud tet guts fi lour to Boston 58¢:, to New York 40c,, and to Albany 350. Receipts by lake—57,800 dushels wheat, 134,100 do, corn, and 1,643,000 feet of lumber. Shipments by’ canal—4,00) bushels corn and 138,300 feet of lumber. Flour dull, Wheat dull; in the afternoon meady at erately acuvo; afteruoon fons f Be clined ke, or 2 closed rn ‘4 closed at rh “Barley nomia a1 at tc, Mess pork at $14 “Unt meate ubohanged and aie. attle less active at $375 a (te (hW bbIe. flour, 77,000 bushels wheat, 811,000 do: corn, $7,100 do. oats, 825 do, ‘rye and 7,000. hogs. ‘Shipments—-1,000 bbls. flour, 7,000 bushels wheat, 109, do. corn, 18,000 do, oats, 325 do. rye and 6,000 hogs,” Freights qui et and declined de. in ae ted ‘sh Be Outs cit de Sea ITEMS. Ten military tribunals are e about to be formed at Cherbourg and other seaports to try the insurgent prisoners sent to that port, There was a banquet at Madrid on the opening of the Madnd tramways, which have been started by an English company. An active propaganda is being made at favre by the anti-Prussian League to prevent Frenchmen from holding avy intercourse with Germans, Hundreds of applications for special passports to Paris have been made at the Engitah Foreign Ofice within the last couple of weeks, Numbers nave been refused. More than a thousand electric wires have been cut m the Paris sewers, where they had been placed with a view to setting fire to the city in every airec- tuon. The Italian government Is hurrying on the ar- rangements for the transfer of the capital to Rome. vig expected that everything will be ready by the end of the preseut month, An extensive conspiracy, having for its object the Wholesale massacre of the entire Jewish inhabit. ants, has been discovered at Odessa, and a general panic prevails among the Israeiitisn population. The repairs uf the bronze plates of ony Fenaome Wolumn will require a month to accom; as cae of them were considerabiy injured by the any of them nad already been sent to the Mint, where, With the additiou of seven per cent of copper, they on to be coined Into sous. per only, new to the Paris world, ared some ume since—tne 7)ico.ore—devoted e Duc d’Aumaie, Whom it advocated as the President of the republic as the only present solution for France. 1t was decently printed, well edited, and ran_a bril- lant career of two numbers, when the fatof Marshal Mac Mahon stopped tt. The betting fraternity in London are doing a brisk business tn the Tichborne case—several bookmakers famed | ic vo lose enormous Lb on ay ‘event.” ‘Ihe clalwmaut’s prospects are as eager! canvassed and the state of his health as ranen @ mat- ter of solicitude to these worthies as are the health And prospects of a Derby iayorite om the eve of the Epsom races. ode, however, were without material change. The charter- | iy active, the demand | Br coli, per | bags Patna at | UNNING NOTES—PLRSOVAL AND POLITICAL. Jolin Morrissey denies that ladies gamble in his | house in Baratoza, | George Francis Train Jeetares in Saratoga to-mor- row, and leaves the conntry on the 1st of July. “Blessed words,” | Ira Lawson and Eliza Van Valen, Shakers, of Hancock, Mass., have united themselves m wed- | lock and Vallandighamizea—that 1s, departed— | with the society's funds, General John M. Harlan, republican candidate for Governor in Kentucky, stands six feet in his mocca~ ‘sins and weighs 250 pounas, Very naturally he | stands nigh at the Kentucky bar. } Governor Hoffman visited the Auburn State Prison | yesterday. | Female suffrage conventions in Wyoming Terri- tory are now calied “Whim-men’s Conventions.”” | i A SLANDEROUS ScHOOL THACHER.—A slander suit, | Which occupied the attention of the Supreme Court, before Justice Murray, now in session in this city, | yesterday afternoon and a part of the forenoon to- day. has attracted considerable attention. It was | an action brougnt by a young woman named Har- niet A. Smith against a school teacher named Ben- jamin Burrows, who was guilty of copying some 1 goggerst verse which had been written by another | asted in his school house. ‘The case has some ae | ‘legs ing phases, which we cannot report. The jury, alter some consultation, brought in a verdict of $1,500 in favor of the plaintiff, thus completely | { vindicating her character. Some of the jurors were | in favor of awarding her $10,000, ‘The author of the | Scandalous verses 18 2 brother-in-law of the young woman, and a suit has been brought agaliust him, which is stit! pending tn court.—Bingnamton (N. ¥.) | B publican, June 19, na, SALES AT AUCTION. | ALLEN B, MINER, AUCTIONEER, LLEN B. MINER & BROTH tate HENRY H Libs MINER, Salesroome $5 Avue 169 o'clock, at our sal 95 Chambers and 77 Read Household Furniture, Mirrarm, Ceca time. ARCH JOHNSTON, AUCTIONERK, I Oflice and salesroom 37 Nassau strect, opposite the Post treets, dc. Particulars in ‘Housenold Furniture, M Pianos, Mir ‘urnitare, do. JOHNSTON & VAN TASS wil soll on Friday, 1036 o'clock, at thetr unlesroom, 31 Nassau street, a large assort- | ment of Household Furniture, removed from the country ‘gud in good order. ucTIO! IN. AUCTION, Over $25,00) worth, and over 500 lot ei , | Magnificent and costly Household Hiatt, Pianoforte, | Carpets, at public auction, by E, NICHOLS, Auctioneer, at the large four story reslience 12 2 Kast Tenth street, one Block went of, Broaaway, hear Fit this day (Wednesiiny) nt 10'ya'elock previsely —Kosewood Planotortey, Veive’, Bi els Carpets Parlor Rults, Mirrors, Paintings, Bronzes, Clocks, Vases, Works of Art, rosewood and wainul Parlor, Chamber, Library and Dining Room Furniture, &c. Bale positive. LBERT B. WALDRON, AUCTIONEER, Salesrooms 108 Liberty, U1 Cedar and 33 Church streets, qurmmture, Carpets, Bedding. DAY, 10}g ‘otclook, WALDRON & ¢ OKE ean sell above, a fine lot of second hand and new goods, removed for convenience of sale, inciuding Paror and Library Suits, walnut and enam- | elled Chamber Suits, Buffets, Bookcases, Wardrobes, Exten- | sion and Centre Tables, Brussels and Inerain Carpets, Bed- ding of every description, Belsteads, Bureaus, Washatands, | Sewing Machines, Mangles, Window Curtains and Shades, Gas Fixtures, Turkish Chairs, 4c.; also part of a stock of House Fu uroiahiing ‘and Gardening Goods, Straw F ers and [raid for Hats, &c. ON THURSDAY at 12 o'elock, good Road, Work an"' Carriage Horses, Dusenbury ¢ Van Duser Road Wagon, Single re, penile Harnens, & iivar and No Top Wagons, &e. ON FRIDAY, nen 146 o'otock, & superior collection of 125 Framed Chromos and Engravings, UCTION, AUCTIO! AUCTION, at 120 (Vest Twenty- ai street, this day (\W Ni SD AY), morning, at 103g oclock. Large and positive sale. Over $25,000 worth of magnitcent Household Furniture, Carpets, Mirrors, rich rosewood Planoforte, cost 700; | lor Suits, Bookcases, Centre Tables, Etageres, O11 Chandellers, Easy ‘Chairs, 500 volumes Books, Cabinets, Bronzes, dc. ; over 20 Bedroom Suits, walnut and cottage; Bi in ail 400 Tote, by catalnguer’ N. Be-This ia, tho inrgost and | richest sale of the season. KE FITZGE! ', Auction- Ter tnt ad Seventh avecina oars and TwentyeAird steeet stages pass the Louse. Sale positive, ¥ F, COLTON, AUCTIONEER. Large sale of Household Furoitare, Pianos, Mirrors, Cromos, Parlor Suits, brocatel ’ and lace Curtains, 3 or 40 Carpets, cut Glass Ware Kitchen Goods, ILTON will sell this day Noe day), June 21, at 1046 at the auction rooms st Thirteenth roedway, an unusual; id ount of Parlor ent Furniture from a deciining housekeepin, assortment there hres | Pianofortes, (our or five Par or Suits, French plate Fler and Mantel Mirrors, ade and lace Curtaina, 20 or 8) cotton and wool Mattresses, several beat hair dow, Extension Tables, Centre and ¢ do., Marble Top Dress “agent Bureaus, carve Beusteadsr Ww ‘ardrobes, Bookenses LPG 0 cl and Ginsaware, Kitchen Furniture, a about 40 Oil Painting 8, very fine. morning. N. B.—The Carpets will be id a or immediat after the cl close of the Puruture Y JOUN A. DUNN, AUCTION HIN A. DUNN & room 283 Bower wil sell this day, at 105 ovclock, at 600 Forty-third street, in lous to sult the Stock and Fixtures, Horse an ner Grocery and Tea Store, The stce is fresh order, consisting, viz.:—Teas, Sugars, Soaps, Candie Molasses, Imported Pickles, Preserves, Jellies, Sardines, Er: tracts, Farias Mustard, Family and Leexer ‘Flour, Starch, ings, ‘urtains, rokewood and ding, Dining and Kitchen Furniture near ing Room, Bedroom and Bai ety \nth avenue, corner jurchasers, all and entire, rze cor: Currants ins, Rico, Barley ; also the Fixtures, which are very fin her with’ other Goods too numerdus to men- thon, eu usually found in first class corner grocery and tea sor py uN, AL CHONEEE, a N : co, Man Will sell this day, at dt oelook, ory lot of Household Furmitui walnut marble, top Washstands, black BY JONN A. (thelr aalesroom, 283 Bow- consisting of Parlor Suit, reen reps; black anit Bedeleats, bisck walnut Bureaus, Mirrors, Eas; Chatrs, Chiliren's Chairs, Husk and Fiat Satirconse, 5 “he lows, &c., dc. PATRICK DALY, BE MAX BAYERSDORFER, AUCTIONEER.—WILL fell this day, commencing at 103 o'clock, at the geateel Hongehold Furniture conta.ned in ‘tour story 4 West Twenty-sixth strect, near Sixth avenue, sCrilliant. toned 7¥q octave roses Fianoturte r Suits, in satin avd brocatel reps, &c.; Mirrors, , Lace Curtains, Cabinets, Etageres. ‘Bookeato, is Carpeis, £¢ ; Dining Room Furniture, Buffet, Exten: n Table, Cl nr Plate, Cutlery, Urns, Casters, China and Glase Warn, 3, rich raint- droom Suits, in rosewood and walnut. Beds Single and Double Bedsteads, Bureans, Wardrobes, Wash- stands, pantiaet Choc Bedding, Spring and Hair Mat- tresses, Pillow! also Kitchen and Basement Furniture, tn all 310 lots of usetul Furniture, MAX BAYERSDORFER, Auctioneer, 293 5 Broadws Ye B YY Ep NICHOLS & CO., AUCTIONEERS.—LARGE (Weunesda: ) afternoon, at 13g o'clock, at the West Tenth street, ee—Carpets, Rose: Mirrors, Curtains, aire story residence, 80 Brevuort place | between Sixth avenue, and Universiy wood Pianofortes, bt Paintings, Vas ans, — Washstancs, Mattrossen, Sofa deboard, Ixtension Table, Barement and Servanie’ Furniture, &e. Salo to com menet at 134 o'clock, precisely. BY: W. CAMPBELL, JR., AUCTIONEER, CAMPBELL & CO, oflice No. 4 West Fourth strest, corner Broadway, by virtue of chattel mortgage, will sell, this day, commencing 104 o'clock, at 06 East’ Houston et, near Crosby, in lots, lo he Lnmediately removed a‘ter Je, all and entire the Furniture, Fixtures, dc. contained in Bald Hotel de Baropern,viz. :, Quantity Iron, otiter Kedsionds, Hedding, Matiresses, Washstands, Tables. Chairs, fine large Rangos,’ Crockery, ketrigerators, Kitchen Utensils, 0. Buyers, dealers are specially invited, By order attorney for mortgages. I . BY WAX BAYPREDURFER, AUCTIONEER. SELIG at Lovelock, at 450 West Foriy.trat street, Stock and Fixtures of Grocery Store in lots, invited. MAX BAYERSDORFER & CO., Tioltenearnh Broadway, V. H. BERTHOLY, AUCTIONEER-SELLS THIS 1. day, at? o'clock, at '454 Canal street, a large antort- ment of Parior Suits, in’ reps and Haircloth; Sofas, Lounges, Wardrobes, Extension Tabien, Chatr Refrigerators tings and Engravings, Velvet, Tapestri inerain Attings, Window wn Kitchen Utensils, Crockery, Glass and Woodwa order of the Court, one Gold Watch MATHEW NUGENT. ‘City Marshal Also by order of R. Teller, assignee, «lot Hair Mattresses, Feather Beds, Blankets and Bedding, D. BAILEY, AUCTIONEER.—SALESROOMS 67 East Tenth street, near Broadway and Fourth avenue, ments solicited. Special sulenuon given to outdoor XECUTOR'S SALE OE REAL ESTATE AT BABYLON, eT, at one o'clock P. M., of about eight nd E L, 1. on Saturday, June 2 remises. Homestead, eon: with magnificent residence and Of about Bfty-fve acren, comprising the village, and about fifty acres 0 Sale without reserva, iate James ‘T, Bertine, deceased. balance on morixaye for’ m term cf years, comprise, some of the moat valuable and fnvitin on Long taland, Vinitors can take Sonthelte Ralfroad cars uth Seventh street, Witlansburg at 8 orl A. M., and Teave Rabyion at 13 or4 further particulars Joquire of JOHN K. REID, Atioruey, No. 18 Nassau street, ew Yor! bs oui B. HEI woodland, about one mile to close the property a4 ATCTORRER. EXECUTRIX BA ANDSOME HOUSEH! OLB *PORNITURE, oN Bacay! JUNE 22, Ar i Orc! coer 0 HAMILTO! AT. NEW COMPRISIN: ae iE PABOVE a witnoct pd to ‘tert ‘te pos e. The Furnt- ture was all made to order a few month Ince, and em- braces rosewood and wainnt Parlor, bjbrary and Steinway & Son's U prig! ‘Parlor Bate,-rich Clocks, roma B pe ta, together with, the Kitche Utenais, with which the sale ‘ill commence. ‘Thi i to attend the sale can take the New Brighton boat, from pier 19 North river, atetther ¥ or 10 o'clock A, M. Catalogues will be ready on ei da at ine oes of ine auctioneer, 806 and £08 Broaaway. ON elie, nt the sal 4 general assoriment of new ani amber au pa Room Furniture, tre: rosewood Pinafi or Pier Mirrors, Faibungs, Counters, Ofee Desks, &c., wi the attention Of dealers and housekeepers, ARSHAL'S SALE.—BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECU- —TRIPLE SHEET, — SALES AT AUCTION. ACOB BOGART, AUCTIONNER.—THIS DAY, JUNE , at 11 o'clock, at the suerion rooms, No. 1, North Wunien street, Marsh Ball irtne of several executions. Housebot | Fuirniture, Carpets, Mirrorn, & consisting of TO LET ro BU BARBE SHOP TO LET. -COKNEK WEST AND ariton streets—Fo ‘ ta hotel ‘oshay House, Inqare of J. D. A te-a. tet *, Lounges, Bureaus, Warhstands, Freveh i j Bedatenas “eaten tires, Cottage Suits,” one oid 1 gts a gen Pg om get , one rosew: ‘no, one jirror, - ont gag L. he einan’ Olt ip, one mr iady's Bd “ | tient Third aveuue, near Seventy-iirat street. Apply ow prem { oe oy 4 ol fae Bericows, Bors, uote se ie pets, Ke. ; alec: six hee brary Books, miscellaneous aad Montes me peg s" AM FOWLER AND SLE NDID FLOORS T°) Li of the Marshal, with inwireassed accommoiations for manufact nt UIs ‘West Twenly-aiath sirvet, between seventy -Househoid Furniture, Horses, light M POWER TO LET-WITH SPLENDIDLY pa Mabied From Haat Kortyareind street 8 hr th well lighted; tend Hatt, B29 Kast Fordy-tem nereees” ADO 1@ URRAY RILL.—E. H. LUDLOW & CO, AUCTION. et ll oe PF porpeng of House and Lot 87 Fast yy third indison aven ‘ atid o'clock M., at Exchany mie ve ales = & ES AASB EVANS, TRAM POWER —10 LUT, THREE ROOMS OF MORE, oO. H. PIERSON, AUCTIONEER, it~ ony ‘at E. rg Bor INSOw re ihe Were end Chatham, N. J. ea es . ‘The attractive sale of the seano Grosses BY Ra TRS 6 Frones SKY Lau; REAR " i good calle; ‘en y, June 28, shelving, gas ies comiteo with or without rear ten Ravers of « hrban fn BE ‘will remember to wlor tive, 7 rooms Basement, Oiices or stores a kets, Maps and cirodlare Bins connecting or diacor gy moderate, rent. GEORGE ro Pine street, N.Y. FOX'S Mansion, 47 and AWNBROKER'S SALE—WOMEN'S CLOTHING.— Pa tite any GAMES AGAR. Rite tes ee ENO ‘New Bowery, at 11 o'clock, 600 lots Siik and ocher Dresses, Lace Shawls, Remnants of Silk, Underclothing, Table Line: Sheets, Spreads and other Bensonable goods.” By order 1CTIONEER Levy, ® Sixth enue. ‘PAWNEROKERS SALE. _R. FIELD, 121 Bowery, will sell this day, at Ll o'clock, 60) lots Women's Clotning, Dresses, Shawls, ey Under- | clothing, Quilts, Blankets, Boots, Shoes, de.. ec. By order 10 LET~IN THE AY mie a. orr ye menafac burt suitable to Apply to BARK Te LET—STORE AND CE! WITH ENTIRE Building if destret; has just been put {n ‘order; French plate front; woll adapted for dey goods, akowe, 4c. This ts one of the best corners on Columbia streak quire at 83-Summit street, Brooklyn. 10 LET—ONE OF THE FINEST CORNER STORES ON ‘Third avenue, 25 by 60, with lease tor three yeara; rent 81,f00. Inqnire on the premises, Yi) Seventh avenue, corner y-elghth street, 0 LET—FIRS? AND SECOND LOFTS, Ou BRoaa BROaD- way, opposite St, Nicholas Hotel. Apply at No. TO LET_NO, 2 CHATHAM STRERT, OPPOSITE CITY Hi ogliall Park inner” Bullsing, and Soe location for store oF office. Also illices in same building. Apply o em between 8 and 10 A, M. and dand® Bw. PY OF Prem 0 LET—PARY OF THIRD FLOOR, FOR BUSINES@ at 25 Howard street, near Broadway ; rent ICHARD WALTERS, AUCTIONEER.—GROCERIES. Marshal's Sale,—Will seil this day (Wednesday), at 1 o'clock, ut 27 Kast Broadway, a ® general assortment ot Gro- cerles, consisting of boxes Soap, Starch, Flour, Spices, Patls, Rope, Brushes, fudigo, Brooms, Condensed Milk, &e. CHARLES F. WATTS, Marshal. HKODORE SANDFORD, AU! TONEER, will sell on ‘Thui sirable P. M., 89 de- es, the property of | Joseph ‘and other streets DUDOAAS; : in the veiling e bra Theliovite the piots are eligibly to: ' _ Apply in printing olfice, on third floor. on the Dahest ground i ue, overlooring th t rounding country for miles; the ae t ‘T—A FIRST FLOOR IN MODERN FRENCH property located within ® miles of New Fork, 10) yarda of ullding, corner Sixth avenue and Forty-elghtt Sewer city line, 600 varda, or 5 minutes’ wali. of the most DYE & CURTISS, 68 Sixth aven westerly depot of Midland Ratlroad in Belleville Township, 10 minutes walk of horse railroad and Patterson and Newark Hallroad, both of which steam rouds are rapldiy approwching complet Conditions on day of sale. BELLEVILLE, June 17, 18it. R, ROBERTS, AUCTIONEKR—TO RE SOLD, Ar + public auction on, Monday, June 19, Is71, at 12 noon, on board, atthe foot of Twenty-eighth street, Fast os where she can now be seen at all reasonable Pry ere the ce Parimecat Motronalts fength, #2 feet beat and? fect depth of hold, with fetetlh engine 6 feet stroke and 82 inch ylinder, (forma of sale—Ten per cent to be paid to the Collector of Revenue at the time and place of sale, the balance with- | T° RENT CHEAP. FIRST FLOOR AND BASEMENT (new building) 114 Centre street. DWELL NG Furnished. D THREE STORY AND BASF* vie, near Central Park, at the nominal price nth, to ® party who will guarantee, furniture. Address or apply at WELL, r | of tone and way, 0 LET—A HIGH STOOP BROWN STONE HOUSE ON Sixty-sixth street, near Lexington avenue, handsomely furnished or unfurnished; rent reasonable; possession Im- in three days, at his ollie, 1a the new. Court House, upon de- Inediately, Apply. to GHARLES D KOPPEL. Noe? 3 Ww Youx Compt ier'g flee, June & 1871, man street, room 13 ; basher dena RD B, CONNOLLY, Py a Aperosere 3474. STREET, NEAR PARK AVENUE.—TO UBT, furnished, four story House, in order; can be had for bourders, with aijjola.ng Bouse, J. M. PLELPS, &2 Cedar street. Comptrvitere ‘of the cliy of Now York. The foregoing ante has been adjourned unt! Monday, Jtine 5 id Oe. Hr TE eNO ay Oe ROHALD BI CONNOLLY, Complroller of the city of New York. _New York, Comptraller's Olfice, June 19, 1871, A AHEAD. THE EVENING TELEGRAM, Un urnished. TWENTY-THIRD | 8? pe, 17 room In LOUAL NEWS, —— FOUR STORY BRICK HOUSE Ta FASHIONABLE GOSSIP, A. jroviments; newiy palated ant ae ‘LM atreet, irvi Ta POLITICAL MATTERS, eee eyine Pie ourth aventie, hear Twelfth atgeet. Tn THEATRICAL CRITICISMS, Age 10 LET. AT caste iste Na NEW 2 J 60 bra we He replet ith @' ju Tn IMPORTANT ITEMS, provement, nes Tum seo; Hos logsiions a TELEGRAPHIG’ SPECIALS, MOUTON & LINSCOTT, corner 115th ‘treat and Third av Woe IN YORKVILLE, A HANDSOME COTTAGE, In EVERYTHING WORTH RBADING ne for two Familiy With all the ery umproves “MING ments, near Central Park, on F1, rd street, Inquire SHB) BVENING) TELEGRAM JOHN GORMAN, 12 East i shiytbird ate 1S — —- (URNISHED KOOMS AND APARTMENTS AWAY AHEAD OF ALL THE EVENING PAPERS. FURSISRED i ORiS Ane eames Our readers can have THE TELEGRAM, last edition, sent nts a month, NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM, SUITABLE FOR one, two or three gentlemen, Inquire at 514 Hudson at. DESIRABLE LOCARION FOR BUSINESS MEN, furnished Rooms in private famfly, for gentlemen only: meals. 1% Bond street, vear Broadway and opposite rand Central Hotel. LARGE FRONT ROOM TO GENTLEMAN AND wife or one or two ladies, Apply in stationery stare in Broadway, atter 10. POST OFFICE NOTICE. _ pe OFFICE NOTICE.—THE MAILS FOR EUROPE during the week ending Saturday, June 24, 1871, will ‘lose at this oflice on Tuesday, at 1155 A jon Wednesday, 114 A. M.; on Thursday, at lly A. and on Saturday, ‘A. M Pik JOW ES, 1 Postmaster. LOAN OFFICES T 77 BLEECKER STREET, NEAR BROADWAY, UP stairs.—Illgiest cash advances on Diamonds, Watches, Jowelry ‘&c., of bought, Pawnbrokers’ ‘Tickets bought at 77 Bleecker street, TL. BERNARD'S, 403 SIXTH AVENUE, BETWEEN Twenty-fourth and Twenty-iifty streets—Liberal ad- ‘vances made on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry and all kinds of goods, Same bought at full value, T WOLF BROTHERS’, 8% BROADWAY, FORMERLY to their country residences for 50 A aecond door from Forty-second street FEW DOORS FROM IRVING PLACE, 133 EAST Sixteenth street, Furnished Rooms, large and small, at jummer rates, A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM AND Bedroom, on second floor, for gentleman and wife, for light housekeeping. 244 West Forty-niuth street. PRIVATE FAMILY, HAVING MORK ROOM THAN they require, wil let two nicely furnished Rooms to tlemen, or will let @ Part of the House, furnished, for ficlt housekeeping; prige moderate. Apply at al Weat Thlr- teenth street. Money loaned on Diamonds, Watwhes, Jeweiry, Seon ET Bilverware, Slike, Life Policies, Furnare; pariculany be | A PRIVATE FAMILY WIS 0 LET A LARGE, ‘anos; private parlor for ladies. Take notice, —Removed,to 895. andsume Room to a gentleman and wile or two ge Apply at 216 West Filteenth men. References exchanged. street, FIRST CLASS FRENCH FAMILY WILL LET FINE- ly furnished Parlor and Bedroom or singe Kooms, with all possivle comforts, at half the winter prices. 65 Eust Twelfth street. ‘A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET SIX NICELY Fi TJ. A. JACKSON'S, NO. 5 AMITY STREET, NEAR aes Broadway.—Liberal advances made on Diamonds Watches, Jewelry, Dry Goods and Personal Property of every description, “Same bought aud auld. T 697 BROADWAY, CORNER OF FOURTH STREET— Liberal advances dn Diamonds, Watchos, Jewelry, Silks, Gammots Hair Shawis, Luces and Prsonal Property of every description, JAMES P, MATTHEWS, T 8 NASSAU STREET (FORMPRLY CORNER ., brnadway and Faon stree ‘AN LEOPOLD buy: or advances liberaliy on Diamonds, Watches, Jew- airy, Life Policies, Merchandise and other Securities. nished Rooms in a neat cottage, with every convenience for housekeeping; all modern improvements ; beauticul yard; rent very reasonabie, avenue, 161 Tulrty-irst street, ‘near Lexington ANYLY FURNISHED ROOMS, SINGLY OR EN te, with or without Board, 51 West Eleventn street, 'rench restaurant ; references exchanged, URNISHED NEATLY FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING T 67 THIRTEENTH STREET, NE\R WALLACK’S Large Room and Workroom, frontin, hth avenue; A, dhente. 1 pay ihe higent price or Diamonds, Watebes, | wager closet; all on third. toory unexceptlonable negbors Broke 7 Thirteenth street. x hood, 30 West Twenty-eighth street, | aes rete FLOOR 0 LET—TO A SMALL LY for light housekeeping; also one or two Pariors to let togentlemen tn brown stune house bi West Tuirtys iret street, near Sixth avenue, LA& f FURNISHED FRONT 1 ROOM—WI WITH ¢ CLOSETS. trunk room, uae of bi i to genUemen or for light housekeeping; in a private fs near Broadway; terms tow. 103 Weat Tweniy-ninth mien. Se ERIOR ACUOMMODATIONS FOR GENTLEMEN— Weil, furniaued, peasant, airy Rooms, without board; terma reasonable, 866 Broadway, Hear Seventeenth street, T HYMAN'S, 653 BROADWAY, CORNER OF BUND street,—Liberal advances made on Diamonds and Watches, Silverware, &c., or will pay the bighest market price for'the same. T MAUGH'S 261 BOWERY, BETWEEN HOUSTON and Stanton streets, money’ advance on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, dc. ; Fawavrokers’ tickets bought. M, JOHNSON, LOAN BROKER, 19536 BOWLRY, UP 'e atairs.. pitoney, Uberally advanced to an; iy Watches, Jewelry, silverware, si eet roth a ity ought nt fair. prices 0 LET—FURNISHED, WITHOUT BOARD, A LARGE urge aatortment of the above. Mrooda fot front Room, with small Room adjoining, suitable for ins. This {s the most eleyant and exten one private house 1 Forty- two gentiemen, m brown. rt nintl m Lexington avenue. emo! i the country, and it ie an object for all parties in want of et, three doors fi 0 it lt. —_ - ue A money or mersbandion to yeh ecall OO NO. RENT—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS NASSAU STREET, OPPOSITE POST ‘OFFICE. — for gentiemen; private badd references. 77 West 3) Liberal advances made on Ste Sct hal Twelfth street, between Fifth ant Sixth avenues, teh an WO FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH THE PRIVILEGE of bath, in a private house, No. 30 Henry street. WO LARGE AND AIRY ROOMS, NEWLY FUR- nished, to tet, at reasonable freed also one large eiry and all kinds of merchandise. sold. HAYMAN LEOPOLD, room No. lL. BROADWAY, NEAR TWENTIETH STREET, UP staire.—Money advanced on Diamonds, Watch es, 913 T Room; location unsurpassed. 17 Hs Laces, Shawis, Pianos, 4c. ; —— hoon Ofiee ‘ion square. se hours from 10 to 6 Se re W223! IWENTY-THIRD | STREET. BROADWAY,—-AT__H. _B, MELVILLE'S | forthree days at lid, Natrageasott Iiousee four doors LOL stweiry ant Coral. Store, Dinmonta, “Watchos Valuables stored for the summer. Cash advances on same ifrequiredta any amount. 1,191 Broaawas Sixth avenue WEST TWENTY-GIGHTH STRE LARGE, PLEAS- ant Rooms on second floor to rent, furnished, én suite of ‘Also other Rooms, with Board, References ex- __MARBLE_ “MANTELS. i ‘STEAM, MARBLE AND MARBLE! IZING Works, 14 and 138 Kast Blgnteonth street, otters 500 Marble and Marbieized Mantels, all complete; Monuments, GraveStones, Table Tops, Ac. it prices thas dety competition changed. | $6 50. SITTING AND TWO BEDROOMS, CON- NU pecting, furnished for housexeeping; water in closet on floor; stationary cubs, 133 Forty-first three doors from Lexington aveaue, SECOND STREET, NEAR BOWERY.—A PRIVATE tamily wiil let neatly furnished Kooms, firssand sec ery reagonavie, Loc D5 BAST FOURTEENTH STREET, FOUR DOO! west of Union aquare, To let, ikooms, without board, to gentiem sonable, "Inquire at J. WALTERS boot KLABER & CO, 217 TO 923 WEST FIFTY FIRST }. sireet, between Broadway and Kighth avenue, Marble and Marbleized Mantels, Monuments, Headstones; new, original designs; largest variety, cheapest in the city. prices, for the next 20 day bay “af 500 STEWART & CO., €06 Sixth avenue, between ‘Thirty-0fth and Thirty sixth sts, 1 ‘ond floors, VERY FINE S| SLATE MANTELS, AT REDUCED ENTH STREET, NEAR BROAD- Curnished Patlor and large Bed- Rooms to let, to gentlemen, “ Refer= SECOND RESIDENCE WEST OF A chotee of three Rooms, nicel EAST _NINETE way.—Handsom t aller MISC UELLANEOUS. Keen ‘BEC ICE. 100,000 tons for sale low, quantities to suit, by TH STREET, Broadway, No. 104. 3: furnished, without board famity private; one-half min from Parker's restaurant; three lines of cars at corner. Kennebec River Ice Association, ROBERT NORTON, Agent, Gardiner, Me. rare ew A] EAST TENTH STRER BROADWAY.— JRELIRE FOR THE FEET—MRS, LR. STONE, cur. | 5] EAST, dirpand delightfully furauhed Rooms to rents Topodit, has opened new and elegant rooms’ at 743 | wrihour heart; house private and in every respect first cage Broadway, opposite Astor place, where sho is red to | Referer ged. treat all who are troubled with Corns, B verted Ladies treated at their residence if destred, EAST TENTH STREET, | NEAR BROADWAY. abet ener ——— | 3 TASl., airy and clegantiy’ furnished Rooms to ren NEW ‘PUBLI TION: singly of en aulte private and in every respect tvs = Reterens eo PUBLISHED ON WEDNESDA A | JUNE 28, 1LL B bras EAST NINTH STREET, BETWEEN BROADWAY Ww by apectal arrangement with the author, ‘oi oe Univer place Laggs pty frame THE COOLIE; en suite or P siepy, 0 gentlemen edt families. Keferences: His Rights and Wrongs. exchan| By the author of and uniform with ey Giug"s Baby.” UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APART. MENTS TO LET. ARLOR ON THE FIRST FLOOR, 1s BY! veniences; ra moderate, GEORGE W. VINING, 26 Eighth avenue, 0 LET—THREE ROOMS ON SECOND FLOOR OF private horse 121 East Twenty-vinth at between ‘and pleasant beyond all otherm, the most impor- The labor question jay in the political economy of the tant question of the the United States. GEORGE ROUTLEDGE & & SONS, Publishers, nreet, New Forks Fourth Lexington avenues; gulet, al 95 No " EXTRA neighborhood ; to man ag wwlthout children, rent im tions—$1 the first tooth; B0c. en tional, Dr. ae sr uUk ‘ % East Fourtee: GOR 14 WEST TWENTY-SEVENT! west of Uilen eanaker Fourteen fy ares doors: | DO an te Ba ee order. and with all improveunenie, West of Uniton square. ETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT I'AIN 14 YEARS; BE- numbit these gas administered; beautiful 18 Ltt Fiumpers for uollow eb is; sels re: Apply on thi references exchange. os Wp fat ag STRE! FIRS? + dll, ‘with ch mosern fn "Somreae ‘well "Apply to. AMOS WOODRUFF, No. i Floor, con! bathroom, kite lighted ana ve 70 Weat Forty TILLERS, Pins Graad at, Dear way. COND FLOOR, 388 THIRD AVENUE, i, FOUR FINE ARTS. _ lao Lower Part of 218 ie secs Wace yoni s rooms NUMBER OF FINE PAINTINGS, OF THE MODERN he 8 A furgvean and. American Schoold alto an inyoice of eee rooma’ bath, ga, leben, dom ater glial ‘ater Co! juat receiv by ineut be for DIT, 159 Bast ib tals low, at ALLEN Be MINER & BROTHERS, #0 Cham: ba B beds doin FOUR VERY PLEASANT nive hose, within « few mite to @ sali, genteel at 520 Third street, corner mpureo FLOOR TO LE Rooms, with water, (a tea’ walk gf Grand street an onl; y * month. “4 North’ juhth treet ty Willta NISHED. ‘BACK "ao TO Oberst bi * “y JA Seventh street, between Second and ‘bers street, ___ FIREWORKS. I;IREWORKS FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY AND ALL occasions of feativity nnd rejolcings suvpiied by JAMES Walworth, Landy England, Pyro- Yacht Squadeon, dc. ; manufacturer nd exporier of overy deveription of Fireworks. Displays o€ Any magnitude, Wholesale agents wanted io the States, toa of fo » techmiat to oral avenues, 1 ‘OR TWO ROOMS ON THIRD FLOOR, FRONT OR back, without board; neighborhood uvexes eet ae ‘cold water, gas, &c. Terms moderate. Bi treet. EXCHANGE, Tae VING MERCHANDISE oF 7 A.M. “ine ria th ‘nats intone of Hes Hea ye (appa a y Ante poANY PARTY HANI close out, I will give tm. St 958 WEST “THIRTY-S8VENTH STREET. NICE AND Boarding douse bahamas oy 58 C) rial is Be Wekad omen ai Kevate, (ree and clear, Address F Ky Gi eee Sauk Suite of Apartmgui. unfurnished, 6 NOBKOFR, Seah each foo,