The New York Herald Newspaper, May 28, 1872, Page 8

8 FINANCHML AND COMMERCIAL. Sharp Rise in United States Bonds in London and New York. The First Fruits of the Amended, Treaty. The Domestic Results Impeded by Clique Interference. “GOLD MAINTAINED UNCHANGED. Mocks Assdiled and Weakened---Pacifie Mail Lowered to 72 1-9. A Combined “‘Bear’’ Movement on the Stock Exchange. WALL STREET, } Monpay, May 27—6 B M. On ‘Change to-day the principal feature was the 4 firmness im cotton, which advanced to the even ‘S50. for low middlings. Flour was heavy and lower, nd wheat was inclined to sympathize with it, but -Femained moderately steady. ‘The cotton failures rumored last week were an ex- @ggeration, the trouble being confined to one drm, ‘who expoct to be afloat in a few days, In Wall etreet and vicinity an active weakness in the stock market was attended by A BETTER DEMAND FOR MONEY, ‘with, in the interval between twoand three o'clock, @ little running to make up balances. The activity ‘was far from being anticipated early in the day, ‘when the renewals were generally on the former ecale of 6 per cent for loans on stocks, and 5a 6 per cent on governments, with an occasional stock loan @tSpercent. After two o'clock there wasa sharp demand at 6 per cent, and a fatr amount of money Was loaned at 7 per cent. Tho activity had this Mmit, however. Borrowers wanted the money at Bpercent, and were quite unwilling to pay more after the steady facilities which they enjoyed pre- viously, The supply at 7 per cent betrayed the abundance of funds still accessible by the brokers hhad they been unable to adjust their bank accounts at a lower rate, Discounts were steady and quoted 7a 8 per cent for prime double names of short dates, _ Foreign exchange was firmer, without much doing, and toward the close oue leading firm advanced the Fate for sixty day sterling to 1093{. The market is quotable at 109% a 109%¢ for prime sixty day, and 11036 for sight bills. THE TRRATY RATIFIOATION IN ENGLAND. The adoption of the resolution ratifying the Sup- plementary Treaty has produced a marked eiiect upon the London market so far as American secu:1- ties are concerned. The advance in our bonds to- ay has been 4 a % per cent—the '67’s rising from 9354 to 94 and closing buoyant at the latter price, Which, if our memory serves us aright, is the high- @st point ever attained in the foreign market by ‘our five-twenties. Eries wavered at first, from Jocal and inside reasons doubtless, but rallied with She general market for American investments, GOLD FIRM—1183¢ a 113%. As the impatient crowd burst into the Gold Room at the prescribed opening hour an early pressure to Bell was perceptible as a consequence of Saturday night's doings in the Senate, and the dealings up to moon were alternately at the two prices—113% und 413%. The foreign bankers were the principal sellers, but disposed of only small amounts, com- paratively speaking, and found ready takers. The gold they offered was legitimately theirs to the ex- tent that it represented the proceeds of bond sules ®n the other side to catch the difference be- tween the New York and London markets, and was limited im amount for the reason that they soon found it impossible to get any round amount of bonus on this side at prof- {table Ogares. In other words, the gold market re- fased to become the vehicle of expressing the effect a@broad upon our national credit of the adoption of the Supplemental Treaty, ‘and remained firm, ad- vancing eventually to 113%, when later in the day the domestic quotations of five-twenties moved up to the parallel of the foreign market. The parties controlling the gold premium seem satisfied to let circumstances, like the treaty ratification, increase the short interest, which, if calculations are cor- Fect, is by no means inconsiderable. The course of the market during the day is shown in the tabie:— In the gold loan market the rates ranged from 8 to 5 per cent for carrying. The operations of the id Exchange Bank were as follows:— (Gold cleared... ‘Gold balance: ,Ourrency balance: 1,705,605 _ Tomorrow's sigamer Will take ino specis. Tue engagements for Wednesday amount already to “$1,260,000, The Treasury paid out $447,000 in re- Gemption of called bonds and $318,000 for interest, GovEnwENrs STRONG. The government list wag buoyant and strong thronghoat, each session of the board evoking a farther advance in quotations, the 67's touching ‘117%. The following were the closing prices:— ‘United States cnrrency sixes, 117% @ 117%; do. wixes, 1881, registered, 1173 @ 117%; do. do., cou- Pon, 1193 a 1195p do. five-twenties, registered, May and November, 118% a 118%; do. do., 1862, woupon, do., 118% a 118%; do. do., 1864, do. do., 113% 0 118%; do, do., 1866, 114% @ 11634; do. do., 1967, registered, January and July, 116% @ 116%; do. do., 1866, coupon, do., 116 a 116); do. do., 11967, do. do., 117% @ 117%; do. o., 1868, do, do., ‘117% 0 11734; do. fives of 1881, funded, registered, 112% a 118; do. do., coupon, 112% a 113; do. ten- jforties, registered, 111% @ 111%; do. do., coupon, 112% @ 112%. STOOKS WEAK AND LOWER. The very earliest impressions in the Stock Ex- change were ofa favorable character as regards the ‘expected influence of the restoration of good feel- ‘ing between England and America by the ratifica- tion of the Supplemental Treaty, and the first half ihour witnessed a nervous covering of short sales by those who believed they had placed themselves in @ wrong attitude with reference te the market, The firmness thus imparted was prief-lived and did not outlast the morning board, the first call revealing @ weakness and inaugurating a general decline, which brought to many os mind the oftremembered experience that in Wall street good news is a signal to sell, Btock speculation on @ nominal theory being apt, dike the best laid plans of mice and men, to “gang @giey.” The depression seemed, however, more the result of the direct application of bearish effort than a natural mevement. In fact, the “bears” did \assail it with all their might just at the point when At stood hesitating after the first impulse given it ‘by those who had been 60 eager to cover short sales ‘fn the early forenoon. An erst “boar,” of consider- sable fame, led the assault with @ raid upon Pacific | Mail, which he sold to the extent of ten or fifteen ‘thousand shares, breaking the price from ‘91% to 72%, to the general consternation of the ‘crowd of amall “baits,” whom he further terrified ‘Dy serving on the Pacifio Mall Company notice of ‘(fais Intention to move for an injunction restraining * the officers from lending the money in the treasury \apon other than United States stocks, &¢., all of ‘which farce was enacted last winter in the earlier {bistory of the Paoiflo Mail speculation, The pro- fessional operators and elique dealers are very Confased as to each other's position with ref- nee to this stock ever since the main pool out lest week, and, in the anxiety oome fo eet in Sonaaen atnaee © bots ho “oa” be begun over goed mead ta ‘dugecs bare been sertousty bad burned. The trane” and Erle havir were raise? ° 10K Virgins 1040 NC's, «ld ‘ie 6's, 2S C6, ndu ks 20 1000 i 100 Hi 2% ¥. oy bo a 10. 973g 100 Am MU; g wo is do. ig 100 100 Erie RE. 634 S00 fo do. Sy on lo. ce 400 0. 65! Ss ——— EEsERE 555 ser books of Boston, Hartford 4@ deen reopened, the sluice gates k he «4 Qnd the sudden inpouring of Boston - + fetofore unmarketable in New York dropped price from 0% to 7. Boston shares had to be aischarged of registry tu Boston before being capable of registry here. Hence the persistent retention of the books In a closed condition kept out the Boston certificates from this market, The heaviest dealings ‘e distributed between Pacific Mail ana Erie, which litter went off to 6734. A sus- picion of the real extent of the speculative sales indulged in by the “bears” and the exceedingly buoyant temper of the London market, which had gone just as was anticipated it would after the ratification of the treaty, started a smart reaction after three o'clock, Pactic Mail recovering about two per ceut and others pretty nearly all they lost in the interval since morning; but the effort at im- provement was followed by dulness, although a fair degree of steadiness was to be remarked in the eventual closing of the market, The Southern State bonds were quict and steady, with the dealings rather more widely distributed, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the highest and lowest prices of the principul stocks during the day :— bs to Lowest. New York Centrat New York Ce i 69% me THs 19 4 my - 688% THY Onbio and Mississipp! 48% c,, C. and LC. aie New Jersey Cen 108% Boston, Hartford an 9% Union Pacite... 40% Hannibal and St ep! 42 Western Union Telegraph 7 Pacitic Mail... vi% SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOOK EXOHANGE, Monday, May 27—10:15 A. M. $1000 US 6's, Yi, r. 2 Too Us 6's, 48: 20, ¢, 2000 UB 6-20, 0, "4 700 shs West U Tel. 0 du Board—10:30 A. M. le) bar RR. ‘Bo N BUN) ATK 7's, ia to ti Rock & Ft Sinith. 4000 Erie ath m 2a Un Bae 7, 1p 2000 Un Pac 10": iow Ath a'Sus 24m 500 Mich Sou 2d in 2000 dow... 1% 100 Chie @N'W ist ni 200 Mor & Ex 2d m.... 994 120 100 N J Gen Ist 80 6, C&C ‘8000 BH & E ni Wo dd lente € NWikie Te 4% be. b3 wi 45 I a ‘ 1100 6% 200 wwe 76% 20000 20 76 00 76) 400 6: 400 iy 200 100 We % 100 M34 S00 te Bide 200 700 Bi 3 T14 : DER is i 8B : 7 do. Me 8 MAL SUP Heit b'6 48 os if 6) 8 wt & Essex Ri... 94! Wo v: W RE, 400 163 oO (2000 1200 SLSesssasea7t dei 00 300 6s ‘300 wo L Bs 0 100 18S 05: 20 ry % 300 1800 95, 200 500 94 00 400 do. ay) 200 100 0,0 AT ORR. ws wo 100 0. “ 10) 00 . 40) 300 109 wo lwo 20 40 600 100 0) 100 6g GUD 200 os By oo ‘ + 89) 300 0. 973% 100 a 39) 0 10. 74 300 10. 39 708) 0. 10 108 do. 100 800 Chic & NWR 40 do. + 39 300 do ‘800 a 39) ww do. ag wo $9} i do ; Bm 3 0 0. aw 9 a 40} ag ce oo do.. 68 1K 100 Un Pac . wi 200 do. wo 3 ‘ Bs Be a 4 ae i a @ ‘800 So 4 0. 4 ge. 0. ‘ do. « Second Board—1 P. M. ses 3 TN OF CLOSING PRICES—6 O'OLOOK P, M, Western de ta 64 Northweat'n pf. bi: Norvhwestern.., 137% a COMMERCIAL REPORT, Monpay, May 27— P. M. Corres.—The market remained quiet end without re- Ported change in prices. We annex current quotations as follows:—Ordinary cargoes, I5c. a 15}g¢. ; fair do., 16};c. a Ie. 5 good do., 173{0. a1 in bond, 60 a #0 days; Maracaibo, l6c. a 1/}ge.; Laguayra, B in bond), 8c. a 1340.5 Java, prime do., 18%e. a 18}40. }@ market waa wholly unsottled by a rapid ment In prices for future cu verses Values ominal, the subjolned being based “altogether upon the tures.” ~ The whole market was fe considerable strength up tw the close. feverish and retained The sales sum up 937, 38,605 low middling), ihe salen have urday evening, after 2 o’clock— 700 04 247, a yore SO at 25 ibe ist, t, 20 at 174c., a at Hi Slee, 27%. 5 'Septer mber, 80 changed “1, too un Paid to exchange 100 Total 870 bales! Bales to-day, up to PU at 2ee6. 0 30 500 a PBC. 1 si al W%e. October, ‘000 at aie vi paid ta exchange 00) Se i Rates on cotton to —'o Liverpool, by . To Ao. » Hamburg, by steam, 2 go Brormen, by’ steam, i To Butue ports, by sail, Ko Mediterranean mrt by wvewm, mt. ta Texas, uotatieng are bused on cotton ranning in qnality we than half a grade above or below the grade .177 bbls, | wheat Darley, 2,350 do.; rye, 16,50) Lovit axp Grarx.—Recetpts—Flour, 21 183,28) bushels; corn, 193,800) " 225'bags; onts, 12%, Lod bush ly though prices w ne bhis. “Corn ment remained nand. Sales 300 bbls. Western uote FS oan sense Extra Minnesot Kound hoop Ohio, shippin oon San: St. Louis low extra, 8t. Louis straight extr Be Louis choice double PESVMS = BRESE Southern No. is a eid NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 28, 1872, ome FE eee Monday, May 27, Mancaner Aw- 16 rap Ker late residence, 393 Eighth ave- nue, on wrataeetay 20th, a one “ped P.M. ONY. a linge pers oe. ae rhe the "tem of Be atl Anthon: The ralatives and friends of the tamily are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 139 West Forty-first street, on Tuesday, 28th inst., at ten o’clock A. M. ‘The active and honorary members of the Fire- men’s Ball Committee are invited to attend the funeral of our late saeoeate, Jacob pothany, on ‘Tuesday, Feat Poste «eae his late resi- dence, 189 West Forty-first street. : WENMAN, President, Gro. F. NEssITT, sae Bewt,—At Morrisania, 01 sunday, 26, after & hort inesa, of pranmonis, GEORGE, ‘beloved ushand of Mary ll, in the 62d yeal The relatives And friends of the family are fhvitea to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, at two P. M., from his late residence, on Railroad avenue, one block sonth of the salt BENJAMIN.—On Sal ay 25, JOSEPH BEN- JAMIN, in the 76th yoar of is age The relatives and friends of the famtly are in- vited to attend the munerals on Wednesday aiter- noon, at one o’clock, from bis «late residence, 201 Madison avenue, BLAcKMoR¥.—In Jersey City, on Saturday, May 25, 1872, JAMES L. BLACKMORE, Of Taunton, Eng- lana, aged 68 years. ‘The friends of the family, also the exempt mem- bers of the Fire Department and members of the old Volunteer Department, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 26 Rullroad avenue, thence to Grace church, cor- ner Second and Erle streets, on Tuesday, May 28, at two o'clock P, M. Boopen.—On Monday, May 27, Jonn, eldest _s of Patrick and Mary Booder wn, aged 16 years, 2 months and 28 da: rin Relatives and friends of the are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resl- dence of his parents, 302 Fifth street, Brooklyn, FE. D., on Wednesday morning, at ten o'clock, to the Church of St. Vincent de Paul, where a solemn re- quicm mass will be offered up for the repose of his soul. ‘Che remains will be removed from the church to Calvary Sear at two o'clock Breens.—In Will amabare, on ‘Sunday, May Fe after a short illness, JouNn Breens, in the Sis year of his age, Friends and relatives of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late res- idence, No. 78 Wilson street, on Wednesday, May 29, at two o'clock, sxowN.—On Sunday, May 26, after a short illness, MICHAEL BROWN, aged 62 years, born in parish Kill- toom, county Rogcommon, Ireland, ‘The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 132 Mulberry street, on Wednesday alternoon, at ove o'clock; thence to Calvary Cemetery. BUCKLEY.—On Friday morning, May 17, after a long and Cael ilinces, the Kev. M Ty. Buoxiry, curate of St. Peter and Paul's church, Cork, Ireland, CLANk.—On Sunday, May 26, HENRY CLARK. The relatives and friends of the family are in- vited to attend the funeral, from the ¥ anne his brother-in-law, John J, Wickstead, 62 2 Klug strect, this duy (Tuesday), at two o'clock P. DrsMonp.—On Monday, May 27, ELLEN F, cangte ter of Andrew and Mary ‘Cannary, and wife of Cor- nelius Desmond, ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also those of her brothers Thomas, James and Rev, Andrew J. Cannary, and of her brothers-in-law Walter Lanl- gan and Dr. John Thompson, are respectively in- vited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 243 East Fifty-elghth stret » on Wednesday, the 20th inst., at nine o'clock. Her remains will be conveyed to St. Patrick's cathedral, where a solemn high mass of requiem wiil be offered up at ten o'clock, thence to Calvary Cemetery for interment. Dinocx.—Suddenly, at Elizabeth, N.J., on M day, May 27, at haifpast tive o'clock P. M. VAUGHN DiMook, in the 37th year of his age. ‘Nhe reiatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, mentee at lu-past four o'clock B.M., from the broad street Baptist church, Elizabeth, W. J. DOLL.—At Philadelphia, on Friday, May 24, HENRY F. Dot, eldest son of Salome and Francis Doll, aged 27 Phe and 3 months, ‘he relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at two wet from his late residence, 16 Clinton feta | Brooklyn, on Monday, May 27, ANNA only daughter of Anna G. and the fate gore nihoth, aged 19 years, 9 months and 3 days, Paneral service at the residence of her uncle, Dr. J. B, Elliott, 493 Chnton avenue, on Wednesday, May 29, at ton o'clock A. M, Remains will be taken to Bri idgeport, Conn., for interment same day. Bridgeport ral pers ea picaae copy. FINCKEN.— ay, May 27, after a short but severe Illness, ERNST G., youngest son of Ernst and ;| ne C. Fincken, aged 18 years, 9 months and 8 jays. Noitee of funeral hereafter. GreGory.—On Sunday, May a 1872, MARIA TE. RESA, Wife of Francis “eregory, 4 r., aged 16 years, 9 months and 10 days, Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 39 East Broadway, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at one o'clock, RRY.—On Sunday, May 26, NicHOLAS ALEXAN DER GERRY, the beloved son of John and Isabella Gerry, aged 14 years, 7 months and 27 clays. The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, 444 Hudson street, this day (Tuesday), at one o'clock, Irish- American papers please copy. GR —HENRY, in‘ant son of John G. and oxsmann, lends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of hs pa- rents, 231 Newark avenue, Jersey City, on Tuesday, the 28th, at two o'clock HANKINSON.—On Friday, ‘May 2%, at Spotswood, Middlesex county, N. J., of typhoid pneumonia, Davip Ray HANKINSON, aged 6 and 27 days. Freehold (Monmouth county, N. J.) papers please RT ans. —On Saturday, May 25, at Coldenham, range county, N. Y., after a short! dines, JamEs B, Banus, in the 44th year of his age. New! burg papers wease copy. HE(TMANN.—At Williamsburg, on Sunday, May 26, years, 3 months D. HEITMANN, aged 45 yeara, The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, cor- ner of North Sixth and Fourth streets, Willams- burg, this day (Pieaitay) May 33, at two o'clock P, M. Pes pp | Sunday, May 26, Wa. James Horst, ry Se seitee a and friends are respectfully invited to Cot FSRSSBASSSSSESSRRSRVELS Remon manreXSoxteses3sese® ER DESEEEPSES SEEDS EEE D SSzsSae a8 short ilincss, PHILANIA eitieed Was quiet but wedi, choice gee A eh Gi bre about So.0N) bu = 4 in Baty and ‘3. dr teod famaak, ae aM aggre; go. a 740. for mixed, with a shir at Tee. tor good ans “iy led in the sales are $2,000 bushels for ‘were dull and heay ‘rhe sale were dene $1 Wa$l 10. Kye was quiet, buy- ers and sellers aaa regard to price, Faxicurs.—The inquiry for berth roo still we noticed no parUcular change In rates, There was a fair inquiry for vessels tor charter, chielly and petroletim trade, and those closed we rates. The enga, owl—By steam, 0) boxes cheese, $s ‘as very light, WW boxes bacon, 20s. ; 1) UIs. rosin, is, ej ; and by, "sali ‘15,000 bushels’ grai To Loudon—By steal Mrosine Gn pritate terms 100 Obie tallow, 2s, 7 200 alee hair on private terms; and To Glasgow—L0 bbls. osin, 2s. 6d. To Antwerp—7,50 bushels rye and 600 private “terms, ark, 8700 quarters eruin, to Cork boxes bacon, 28. ; 180 bale: by sail, 200 bhi Fosin, 28. tobacco, righ 2 yma pris ‘A Bi bi for r orders tothe Uuited Kinydom, direct, 3a, off; a same voyage, at clause. A Norwegian Baltic, 8,300 bbls. bark, saine voyage, more), from Wi Kingdom, ate, for spt ame orwesian Dark, 420) quar. r a. refined t petroleun, 4s. 94.5 a Norwegian t 5s. oF Bs. Sd., necor- a Seine be bark, 3 netON to Cork. for rig, 200 or he brig, from Baltimore to Rio G + 1,6) the Hour, j cut, ments, 47 Wortatss ‘pork was easier and. gu sales of 1250 Dbis. tor June | at B00 VIN. wold tor June at $3 b5en $13 ‘Ding trade was light and unimportant. Bac try to-day to fill or elow the Views of holders es short clear. to arrive, at Be.; wo hoxes do,, spot., Oe, oa © on ne re Was considerable ing were geuerally of a tair jobbing trade there Way red worthy of note. anged hands, at irom $8 2 for ex.ra mess, $19 4 $18 1 18.8 $20 ior india mess (ler quiet and sendy within ihe thents—Plekled meats met with'a ine iuquic H Wemere, howoyery ts ult wales iV packing | interment. Rick. —The wansa all description % tierces Varolini Te., and 250 ne have deen moderate, to-day in and former prices were realized. Patna, aiege. | MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Mason—Hespenp.—At tho residence of the bride's ie ve ,. an Man Louisa linen, anugater OR N. Heb. ., formerly of Ne OE eevee CELEIN At” the residence of bony bride, bg at be on Thursday, May 23, Mg i tg attend the funeral, from 411 West atree nine street, this day (Tuesday), at eleven o’cloc! Kirby.—In rooklyn, on Sunday, May 26, after a ., Wile of Francis C. Kirby, Relatives and friends 6 of the family are re Tally invited (9 attend the funeral services ai he realue! her son, Abram M. Avpiie rook et Dinoe, oan house erik of Carlton aveunes t Brooklyn, on Tuesday, 28th inst., at two oe Greenport (L. 1.) papers eo copy. TARO Sunady ‘Psany 20, 26, 1872, aur, eldcet daughter of Ann and ‘the late James Laird. The relatives and friends of the family are re- spccenly invited to attend the funeral, on Tues- day, May 28, at ten o’clock A. M., from her late resi- 217 West Eighteenth street, LONERGAN.—On Saturday, May 25, 1872, JAMES LONERGAN, & Native of Ar ‘hnin, county Tipperary, Trelana, aged Bt years. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late re- sidence, 26 Cherry street, thence to Calvar Nooraes tery, on Tuesday, May 28, at two o'clock P. Omaha papers please copy. Lock woop.—At Whitestone, on Saturday, May 25, CHARLES, son of Charles aud Antoinnette Lock- wood, uged 11 years, MAGUIRE,—At the residence of his sister, De Mott street, West Hoboken, FRANCIS R, MAGUIRE, in the 24th year of his age. A solemn requiem mass wll be held at the Mon- astery on Wednesday morning, at nine o’clock; from thence to Calvary Cemetery. The relatives and al of the family are respectfully invited to attend, Mason.—On Saturday, May 25, CnaR.orte J., wife of William fl. Mason and daughter of the late Rev. Henry R, Judah, The funeral services will take place at the Churoh ofthe Redeewer, Fourth avenue, corner of Et og secoud street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at2 ore ‘On Monday, May 27, Ww whlow | “Of nz, aged S4 years, elatives and friends of the family are invited toattend the funeral, frem the residence of her law, Mr. A. Haitls, 247 East Seventy-eighth on Wednesday, 29th imst,, at nine o'clock MIXER.—In Krookiyn, on Monday, May 27, HENRY My in the 58th year of his age. mains will be sent to Forestville, N. Y., for MULLIG Suddenly, on Sunday, May 26, 1872, Bripeer M' AGAN, in the 66th year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her jate residence, 350 West Twenty-sixth street, this day (Tuesday), at one So Oop, Brooklyn papers please cop’ MULLIGAN.—In Brooklyn, on Monday, May 27, at his residence, 466 Carroll etreet, JOUN MULLIGAN, see 50 years, a native of the county Cavan, parish of Kilanclare, Ireland, Funeral from 466 Carroll street, between Nevins and Third avenue, South Brookiyn, on Wednesday, May 29, at two o'clock, NAvion. —On Sunday, May 26, MARGARRT VARIAN, wife of Peter Naylor, tu the 71st re of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are re- Rpectiully Invited to attend the funeral, her Jate residence, 814 Fiith avenue, on Wednesday afternoon, May’: 29, at four o'clock, without farther invitation, RANDALL.—At Bayonne, N. J., on Sunday, May 26, of typhoid Se ne rea ‘Wanuer, wife of Erastus a ‘all, LH ag! 1 month and 35 day etiouds of the fealty are jfespectfully tnvited ws attend the funeral, from her Bayonne, at twelve o'clock M., on stednentay, 2, Traina, per New Jersey vent leave Liberty street at Laduarier S twelve ie F. Macponoves, of New Norks io ANNIE a iphia, Awnzoxa.—On Sunday, May 26, JOHN A. AMELUNO, funeral will take piace from Kew Jerusalem, Thirty-fi avenues, one yolock. The” ’ frends of Church of the re month an mares pen, a friends of the family are re- ay he invited to attend ee a eee, on Tues the R39 at eleven A. M., from the residence her brot browier, Alexander Alexander Hi. Reavey, 910 West Frrony ath re 4 of brain fever, AUus- at cn fully invited to attend the funeral, from the Re. formed church, Thirty-iourth street, West of Eighth avenue, on Wednesday afternoon, at one o'clock, Rigsporrw#.—On Monday, May 27, Many E, BEN JaMiN, wile of Henry Riesdorph, ‘aged 44 years. Remains will be taken to Last Morriches for in- Lag osmele ‘his (Tuesday) spaeniig, Y.—On ‘Saturda jay, Mi Evizapetn, wife ond. (X Soully, and daughter of Joli aud tho late Margaret ‘inkle, aged 27 years, 6 mouths and Relativ id friends, and also the members of Heaty clay Low No. 277, F. and A. M., are respect- aa po bia HS, pttend the funeral, irom her lato _ ah . noon, at two o'clock. street, on Tuckday after lew Jersey and SETON,—O} Bal 4 Rondont pay papers p} Nese CORN, SETON, dau; har ofthe hte Jaiues beta f thiselty, The relatives are respectful), invite tesa ga a avenue “aud Tend Tenth strect. - Apiension, ~ SHAUGHNESSY,—On May 26, Micnari tind AUGHNESSY, Native of eg) iS of gucenabvroun, county The ialeiven’ and friends of the fa specially invited to attend the funeral tone ie late residence, £02 East Thirty-fourth street, his (Tuesday) afternoon, at one o'clock. SkIDMORE.—In this city, at “the Tresldence of his oie Samuel T. Skidmore, on Sunday mornij 24 it Wasa Rozerr SkrpMone in the he Bad ae of his a The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at Trinity Chureh, Broadway, ar DOa Wall street, on Wednesday morning, 208 ay, at ten o’clook, Ssiru.—On Saturday, May 25, 1872, Joserg N. SmrrH, only son of Georgiana and jate William H, Smith, aged 6 years, 2 month and four days, The relatives and friends of the family are a Bi A spectfully invited to attend the funeral, late residence, Jersey City Heights, N. 3 posite the Court House, this (Tuesday) ‘afternoon, half past one o’ctock, Satri.—W1LLIAM, the beloved son of Petrick and Ann Smith, aged 14 years and 11 months, Relatives and friends of the family are invited to Ssttend the funeral, from 212 East Fity-fourth stroet, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Srokas,—At Newburg, on Friday, May 24, nfter a angering: illness, GEORGE A, StoRMS, in the 62d year of his age. Van Want.—On Monday, May 27, ANNA, wife of Samuel Van Wart, aged 50 yenrs, ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 863 hee avenue, on Tuesday, 25th, at two o’clook Pre cisely. WiLson.—On Sunday, May 26, after a lingering ness, EMANUEL JuSéPH WILSON, of Mott Haven, late of 43 Cherry street, nged 26 years and 7 month The friends of the fainily are Secnbetly requested to attend the funeral, from his late roald ence, book: ner of Smeeman street and Boston Road, West chester county, and from thence to the Church of St. Jerome, where a solemn requiem mass will be said for the ‘py es of his soul, and from tence to Calvary Cemetery at half. past twelve o'clock, MISCELLANHOU:! . nnn amnnnnnee ABouure DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM the courts of different States, No publicity. Advice free, “Notary Fublte and Comnisstoner for every State, KING, Counsellor-at-Law, $93 Broadway, BSOLUTE DIVORCES Courts of different Stat tion, &e., sufficient cause chutge uli divorce grante 1OUS) A HERALD BRANCH OFFICH, BROOKLYN, corner of Fulton a Boeruin strooly Open trom 5 A. M. to3 P.M. ARGAINS IN TEAS, COFFEES, GROCERIES AND Provisions; warranted to si 4 ne ‘palate and the pocks> ety of the million, MAS R. At wich street, New York, UMAN HAIR SALE,—4 OUNCF, 82 INCH SWITCHES rst quality Hairs not dyed only $12 ‘Tho only hai importer who retails Uk Wholesale prices: CHtARLAtS Vo PECKHAM, 087 Broadway, wear Amity st Cut this out, I WaT NPEWATER, AND ERCANT FI . sn TURE MANUPACTU tei hd 6 Annand 163 Willian pile New York, FURNITURE, T PRIVATE SALE FOR L Flor 8 v. $10); Marie ano Parlor ‘Swit in for $225; beantitul Ses fa cost $400, LUT $350 walnnt'reps Sul an Carpets Aare Buver, cost $750, f M Curtains, Pathtings, Bronges, Alaska Vases, chamber, “baits in Walnut, re ood and painted; Mattresse, Buffet, Extension Tab! ‘able, c., at a great sacrifice. ‘est Forty-second street - tween Seventh and Bisht . N_ IMMENSE STOOK © /RNITURE, tery Tate and Bedding, including Parlor and Chainber in great variety, at very low prices for cash, of Tatyments received weekly and montily, at B. M. COWPEKTAWAN & 00.'S, 155 Chatham stree Amnnnnnons Waannmennnrwnn 2n GOOD CORNER STORE TO LEASE AND Fra tures for sale, suitable tor butcher or liquor with low rent, ‘Apply for three days at 30 Wi at roa SHOE SrOnn POR SALE—PINEST LOCATION om or without stock; capital eo ds good chance tor live may STRICKLAND, 78 Cedar street, A Gaia, Wyte ae GLASSWARE AND first street and Si Soret Laas rend, Stuck and im avente in ag sap to close estatd, or Will sell lease separately. Apply on premisea AN OLD ESTABLIS! AS ae DALE AMD vargas STOR chance for pe variculare at Pa ghauh tate soak iBlore Agency, FLOURING, FEED AND Gi et fA ptatnbuimued doy loos eatery ig parties sur Cae} _o ee: Ramen sree BUTCHER SHOP FOR Horse and Wagon, at corner rh She AX ‘avenue. ‘tt oe a (A. SHOE STORE ON PRINCIPAY, StronovanE, rooklyn; right man, iwill pay to Vestigate. Barietiarrat 30 uid peirant, GuOKGE W. SL ERS ).. Store Agence: A BROADWAY UIGAR STORE FOR SALE—ONE OW th ee, St st locations for basiness; owner going away ; sold low to: Store Agency, 896 Broadway, FORTONE FOR SOMEBODY.—ONE OF THE BES? ea! SRS ted, and bat sy rk booenae Eestenrants, nokete ann lot aon w Yor! Dae tos ease of whole hous@ ABBOTT, 202 Broaawa: On, GREAT BARGAIN.—AN OLD EstaphiseEh Perfumery and ancy Soap Maut jufactory, With tools, dies, auld, recipes and fixtares, now fn sucé fue toreuan will remain With the busi It its value, as the owner is about ly at 13 Park place, A MQuOR store, sock AND URES FOR ale, dol ie, Sal I vane Inquire on the prem- re statceith prone” satire om the prom MEAT MARKET vor ae —! ATEN ater es oie ce ge wast an, Hata erik Hes ces 0) poration ness; will be sold for to leave tor Europe. RESTAURANT, ICK CREAM SALOt A ton street, Brooklyn, for sale cheap ss reeumaene Contectioneries, Variety Poy Stores, Faucy Gooas Btorom Cigar Stores, Hat Store '8 Store Agency, 77 Oedar street. SUTCUELL CROCKERY STORE FOR SALE CHEAP-GOOD location for business Corner Liquor Stores, Ale Vaults, first class taurants down twwn Sainple, Luneh’ Rooms, Lay ne Ag weney, TT Cedar street ED UP LAGER BEER AND 7 Tent $41 50; five years” ny for selling, 29 Broadway, tirst floor. A vine CLASS. “GROCERY STORE FOR SALE—DO- ng S good Saaiee a ia Lula oat (bone and as 04 ures; sl 83 CuUse Of we! a West Thirtysirat street. pee k and A BAR AND BILLIARD SALOON FOR SAUB—AP A ANDSOMELY FIT! fauple Koon, down town fease ; price very iow; ‘EOS rei very low fizure, seven miles trom New York, great ro~ sort for pleasure see! rent of whole house $30 per an- num, with five years t Aang and ficturos frst ola present proprigtor (1S years) retiring. BET! ‘One TON, Business Agents, | 36 Weae Thirty-second ‘nroot. HOTEL FOR SALE—PURNISHED, AT HALE ITS cash Yalue ; payme oteasy. 8, C, SMITH, owner, rranktort House, 202 Williim strect. A FORTUNE-$i—S1L.VER MOUNTED MARBLE Jeter Cf ane Soda Fountain # drat, Gayrupa; complet hing; cheap. siandy 1 ‘ Seventh soenenres puseaee pply inoss; ork only” to, be seen to.Be ape d in the best location in Brocklyn; five ars! Un; No agents; best reasons given. Ad- Gress BONA Pipi, Herald offi JOAL YARD FOR SAl STOCK, LEASE AND FIX- tures of an uptown coal yard'will be sold cheap. 4 phere, an extensive business Gan be done, Adress box 1¢ Herald Uptown Bra ch ottice, 1,255 Broad way. RUG STORE AND P HYSICIAN'S PRACTICE FOR sale; will sell tor inves Ents of store, as health will nee permit remaining in city dress M. D., Herald of ce, RUG STORE IN BROOKLYN—A FIRST CLASS, dine business and superior location, for sale cheap o Address Dr. Herald exchange for real estate; otttes, OR SALE—A FIRST QLASS CORNER LIQUOR Store, on the principal {business part of Thin ayenue, a Bow Kt business. Apply to P. GAFFN. 4 00., Ww cry. F°, SALE—THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES of a first class Liquor and Lager Beer Saloon, owner- golng to Europe. Inquire on the premises, 114’ Myrtlo- Evenue, Brooklyn. OR SALE—A CORNER LIQUOR STORE, NE OF the Ierdins avenues, wich Lease and Pigtuy fy it jass stand for the busiuess, Apply to WAL Be Sivorat: 67 Warren sire: LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS, FURNITURE and Bedding, at the Tyateab dash pricer, on weekl or monthly instalments, at O'FARRELL'S wareliouse, 2 Eighth avenue, corner Twentieth str See GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF FIRST CLASS sehold Furniture for sale, contained in Fesidence 120 West Tw Vi Parlor Suits, Library Bookcase, Bronzes, reaus, Hair Mattresses original cost. third street, viz. Dining: Room Sul Chamber Suits, Beaste: As, bpring Bed, &c., at less than bal x OR SALE—A CHANCE SELDOM MET WITH, FOR. an enterprisit pies in the real estate business in ass the 00; will the city of Brook ablished over 12 i present owner about 20. retire will sell oui five: his pervices Tor two mouths 10 imitiate the pay. Add: . 3, Ping mame and reierence, A. toad ald OR BALE—A PROMINENT CORNER TIQuor’ STORB- on the best part up town; Wwase a ‘and cheap rent. i to P. GAPEREY & 00, og ery. WHICH THEY rent of Roomy or x 123 Heruld office, NY PARTY HAVIN will ive the use Board, will do well to area i MAGNIFIOENT ASSOR’ niture ila eee Dining Roo fi irvors, Velv 5 ing Bronzes, pelockey Oram dsteads, W araube " sea, Beddtiny, Furni: alt costs Cail be RARE CHANCE FOR ¢ ston, 124 West 26.h st, bi Jor Sults, $75; rep Baits, $10 lots cheap tor cash, NIQUE, AND MODERN OND HAND FURNI- re ot every, dexerivtion constantly on apt nt GRAHAM'S, 190 Ird avenue, bétween Seven- Furniture bought and a COWPERTIWAIT & CO, 3165 chathan sitect URNITURE, ane ETS, EDDING. Atiminense Stock of all yrudes, from the cheapest te the best. Parlor oe Chamber Suits iv great variety. ARGAINS | FoR CASH. ei payments received in fnstalments Qares nitnres Beda Wedding, &e, Payments taken by ee or months ermsemsy: EBLLY & CO, corner of Twenty-fifth street and Sixth av enue. JPURNITURE—PARLOR BEDS “OF EVERY DESCRIP. tion, as Sofas, Bureaus, C: bined Bideboards, Secre- taries, 4c. ; readily and UT tags or ly adjusted ; all sold ny. movthly Instulincnts, M44 Bleecker street, near South Filth uvenuo. ONTHLY OR WEEKLY PAYMENTS—CARPETS Furniture, Bedding, 45 ALY & CUNNINGHAM, 894 and 386 Third aven near Twenty-eighth sicedty _Prices lower tha any otlér house in Lie elty Pest big bt jest BED g, IN BOOCKUASES: tage ja Cabinets and Soins. Peet aE 4) Bleecker streot. ARTIES IN WANT OF A QUOD, CHEAP HAIR tress should buy the Patent Xectional Jinir M ines one-third less and warranted to be just quod: Manufactured at FACK'S Bedding Warehouse, Jersey C1 SECOND, HAND we er ea arecimone having Furniture, oe of In any guest large or sna net 8 ood price by address 1# NEWTON, Herald office. HE ADVERTISER WISHES TO PURCHASE FOR cash, ata reasonable price, the eutire Furniture of alarge, completely and handsomely furnished house; must have overything requisite tor housekeeping; no ture pa mancare ‘need reply. Address LIVINGSTON, box ‘ala ottice, RIOR SALE—A FIRST CLASS STABLIBR ment bs tg «Mone five years’ Lease, Siock business of over 3H per day; ply to GEORGE W. PALM: HG BALE—A GOOD GOING FIRST LASS PAWN- broker's Business, in Ey loenti for, sale to suit. buyer. Address M. D. Ne «Post osttee. OR SALE-IN A THRIVING TOWN, ACC#SSIBLR both by rail and w: nd desire able Grocery, Flour and Store, doing wm annual business of oFer 675,00: terms modgriate und saustQctory reasous for box 4 STOCK AND FIXTURRE cum and Confectionery, Saloon, with al) baeing via Water Fountain, ‘Thie I the best chance offered. A four years’ lease, Good reason for selling out _ Apply at 103 Court street, Brooklyn. APOIECARY STOKE, NICELY At atted up, . doing @ good hukiness; fine location, low rent, loug lease; good ‘teld for pracuces hait hour's ride trom Mod, rewsons yiven for selling. Apply toa. W. Spruce st, N. ¥. AOR SALE—LARGE Tt able Office Furniture, OR SALE—A_ OWANCE SELDOM OFFERED—A good Funiting Restaurant; three years' Lene of whole rms Bg gph rooms ‘ tarms ‘to suit. purchasers lis Herald ome,” OR BSALE—CHEAP For CASH, A FIRST. ‘CLASS: Bakery; rent cheap, with Louse. Apply at 6% Sixtt- avenue. (OR SALE—AN OYSTER AND REPRESUMENT Suloon; three years’ Icuse; rent low; death of pro- prletor reason for selling BETTS & YouSTON. Business Agents, 56 West Thirty-second sitet. OR SALE —A FIRST-CLASS BAR AND CHOP House ; goo! location witha Font; an cxceflent portunity. ‘Apply to GEO. ERS, 48 Chamtner FOR, SALE GA PIBST- CLASS CORNER, HQUOR Storo for sale cheap stig I low rent; this ie g- bargain; owner unable to uttend to to vinings Biers YORSTON ts West Thrty- second wirect. LE—A LAGER BERR SALOON AND RES. OFuranty good Toontion, ucar a ferry. Apply wo R. A. FIRST. Lass, HAR AND RESTAUR, fayingt business; to MIS ae YOURS TON, Be OR SALE.- ant for sule at # bargat right amonyst business. West: ‘hirty-secoud street. LE-—-A LARGE AND ELEGANT BILLIARD Rooms with elegant Bar and Fixtures; the place Ie i Testaural lager beer war te ate pustiesss will be soht_ with oF without the tables Inquire at 410 ‘atin avet OR SALE—A WELL: TARLISHED Liquor. STORE F fu the Beventh ward, usiness; olny, & KOot room for two yin tables Mxtuvea fest class: IR FURNITURE, CARPETS, PIANO, &C,, COM; T plete, will be sold cheap, and the House, ist Bast Thirtieth street, brown stone high stoop, rented ff ree quired. B. FLANAGAN, Fourth avenue and Twenty-elghth stroot, MACHINERY, #TORSE POWER 1 ENGIN! MADE ont WA SH nm Iron Works, with Bi pea kins ey thing Comm - fagto eto; hay had Out Mth eta DU hit Wistsroudway. FOR SAbtirs, atx ttonse rowEa pence EN. Appiv'ta Fy FARRINGTON, 100 aes cahied st nee deral in the sture 44 Madison stree Wat rene Ge icant Broadway, ey Fo: THE LEASH, STOCK AND FIXTURES Gra handso hi fitied tip Eiguor Stor new it yeni "Apply at : ‘ “ROCKERY, WOODEN AND OR BALE CHEAP—C! KF Willow Waro Store. Anply at28 Richi avoune, Of SALE CHEAP—A FIRST CI House, well furnished, with tw account of death in the ta Ee 410 West Twenty-vin tht sir Seb rid atiht ay ing Galery the Ha tem Rattroad, 40 Aik. ‘or suit particulars address ii. 8. Stone i ¥. rs. a Lot A a bag lds” ING MACHIN- ig eal a Planer, Mouldiny, Tenon iy Aorta et Cte Circular Saws f a wil Sold at lew than MTC RNTEL ROB. 200 Varick street, OR \SALEWALL MACHINERY | FOR, CABINET PoManers use oF soroll aawing, and three Floors for lease: terms easy. “4g and 1 Woot ty first OR SALE CHEAP—A NEW FIVE HORSE B. 2 Engine, with fittings compicto, 18 Vesey strect, fivor. FOES Tar er ae t pertoctordeh th sea sean tea ‘ANTED SECOND HAND, ENGINE LATHIES WRieearam ne @ SumRoh ihe treet, New aa si i ‘ REMOVALS. FRICR OF TUR PACIFIO NUTOAL INSURANCB ‘OmPSEY: 176 Broapwar, Naw 1, 1878, This compan: daa removed eed ke ite gew ke Breede ‘Way, south wes HOTOGRAPIL GALLERY FOR BALE—ItViNG A. P's ine caah bastnecs. Also @ good ferreuty pe liste wiotede Apply feormediane! | BIL Kighttr avenue, tween Twont y-fireh aud th xtreets, Ny F POA LARGE 8} woe Sara = ind net smalls of eee 8, Lalie’s audi Wuder's make, ats. G. QUIRICS, 72 Malden lin ita teakee 1 FA) WILL BUY THE 8 THE STOCK, rhe BS $150.03: Beene diel pay 88 $300 SAH WH BEY, THE PUCK Ghar a ae BROWN. THE MEMBE! me nm og ged jan * Tr oe ont Ih a ae er ook. JAMIN Nt ash MA a LAP cat rmen. = DENTISTRY, Sas. ga N Besa ii, eke. TEETH, r) aa a sho he Ol TEER So! Tiga ie rae an ea ah SPECIAL MyRTING bien sexu i BMITB, Chairman,