The New York Herald Newspaper, June 20, 1872, Page 7

FINANCIAL AND COMNERCLAS, A LIVELY DAY IN ERIE. | Brisk Mutations in the Price of the Stock. Down to 51 and Up to 55 1-2. THE EXPLANATION OF THE RALLY. The London Eris Panic Averted and the | United States Accepting a Post- ponement at Geneva, pt GOLD RECEDES TWO POINTS MORE. The Money Market Easy at Four Per Cent. Governments “Of” a Fraction with tho Lower Ruling of Gold. The State Credit—The Canal Bonds To Be Redeemed in Coin. WALL STREET, } ‘Wapnespay, Juno 106 P, M. On'Chango to-day wheat wis fairly active and steady. The wheat market was heavy and lower, but atthe decline induced business, Cotton was quiet and unchanged. MONEY FOUR TO FIVE PER CENT. Money was easy, but without a recurrence of the 8 per cont dealings noted the previous day, when the pressure to lend late in the afternoon led to an | abnormal rate. The transactions to-day were chiefly at4 per cent, and entirely so when tho col- laterals were government bonds. On other secu- rities borrowers paid both 4 and 5 per cent, but the lower figure principally. In MEROANTILE PAPER @ tendency to lower rates is noticeable, although with even lower rates on call loans than now pre- vail the smallest discount has been 6 per cent. Sellers are disposed to dispute this minimum, and are holding out for 6 per cent, but only for prime short endorsed paper. Tho quotation Is, therefore, amonded to 5 a 8 per cent disconnt as the range of rates for everything in the way of prime, running alxty days to six months, FOREIGN EXCHANGER was {n better supply, thanks to a freer export movoment, but rates were nominally unchanged on the basta of (asking rates) 100), for sixty-day ster- ling and 110%¢ for sight bills. GOLD WEAE—113% A 113%. The more abundant supply of bills on Europe, the light specie shipment (for Wednesday), the amount being only $300,000, and rumors from Washington that tho government had consented to abide by an adjournment of the Geneva Conference ‘until December weakened the temper of the gold market, and induced a deciine of 113% to 113%. The old pool appear to be indifterent about the several influences operating against the maintenance of the premium recently, and give the impression that. they are able to take care of their interests when it suits them to move. Now that the outcome of July interest isso near at hund their idleness has cousirmed a belief that THB “SQUERZE” has been postponed until August, when the inter- ference from Treasury disbursements will be of little account, while the cotton exports will taper down to triviality. The Sub-Treasury paid out $89,000 on account of redeemed five-twenties, and $43,000 for past due interest, The course of the market is shown in the tabie:. FLUCTUATIONS IN GOLD. 118% «1 P.M In the gold loan market the rates ranged from 4 per cent for carrying to flat for borrowing. The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank were as follows :— Gold cleared.. Gold balances. Q@urroncy bala $31,776,000 2,518,948 2,871,680 OUR BxPorts. The aggregate exports of domestic merchandise from the port of New York for the week ending Tune 18, 1872, were $4,395,843, Tho following shows tho exports, exclusive of specie, from New York to foreign ports, for the week ending June 18 aad since the beginning of the year:— 1870. 1871, 1872, For the week.. $3,370,111 $4,976,521 $4,895,433 Prov. reported. 80,115,569 105,614,570 97,497,497 Since Jan, 1.. $83,485,080 $11,591,061 $101,833,340 THE GOVERNMENT PURCHASE OF BONDS, The Treasury received tenders of $3,104,750 five- twenties, at prices ranging from 113.55 to 113.96, In anawer to the advertisement to buy two millions. The price of gold was taken to be 113.6234, which | Umited the purchases to $921,900, at 113,55 a 113.62, GOVERNMENTS LOWER. Government bonds were heavy and lower, prices re- cedingin almost exact proportion with the golémar- ket, The closing quotations were as follows:—United States currency sixes, 114'¢ a 143%; do. do., 1881, registered, 11414 @ 114%, do. do., coupon, 11934 a 120; do, five-twentics, registered, May and Novem- ber, 114 a 114%; do. do., 1862, coupon, do., 114}, a 114%; do. do., 1864, do. do., 11444 a 11434; do, do., | 1865, do. do., 114%{ a 115; do, dio., 1967, registered, January and July, 112% a 115)4; do. do., 1865, cou- pon do., 116% & 11634; do do., 186% do, do., 11734 @ & 1174; do. do., 1863, do. do., 11634 a 117%; do, ten- forties, registered, 110% a 110!4; do. do., coupon, AIL a 11134; do. fives of 1851, registered, 11215 a 112%; do. do., coupon, 12%; a 11234, RAILROAD BONDS D ‘The railroad bonds were duil, with a light de- mand, Actual business was at full prices and the tone of the market firm. The Boston, Hartford and Erle firata (plain bonds) were exceptionally weak. The smaller inquiry to-day is reflected in the follow. | {ng contracted record of the bids made at the usual call of these securitics:— 1017) Chi, RI& Pacific 95°" Mot & Essex Ist m. 9334 Mor & Essex 2d in, 15" New Jer Cent, Ist m,n. Ww Jersey. Cent, 20 m.100- W i Chic Ist m. 10544 SPW 4 Chie dtm wus ‘& Pitts con sf lich Cen de : 8, "82: Ghie.w Bur 8G aaa ch Bion Bie Rf are lev,Painesvile& Ald. 99) lev, Fatnesvie & ‘Ayn. , ‘Obi & Miss Ist m. rroit, M & Te ‘Ohio & Miss con. Ohio & Miss 20 1 con. Mil & St Paul Ist m Mil & St Paul Ist m. Mil & St Paul, lowa Marlette ac ih iat i 6, ‘ Dal, Chic iy ind Gist m. 9u¢ 1 Chile & Ind © 2d m. 78 ED. 3 Tor Feo 6 Wab Ist $3 BER ai urn a x iw ‘ab Istm, ex.... 9 Pe an x \ Sta ah tn 8 To PAWadn Bax | Sven oy ris se 2 mi, 1898, BOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL, The Southern list was dull, and for such business 44 transpired the market was irregular. The new Arkansas sevens were strong and advanced to 51, while 34 was accepted for New South Caro- linas, and more offered at the same price. Other: wise the changes wero unimportant. The follow- ing were the closing quotations, inclusive of prices for the leading Southern railway and municipal ponds :—Tennessee, ex coupon, 73 a 7334; do., new, 13a 13%; Virginia, ex coupon, 45 850; do., regis- POTOA MHRA ie 28. 0.495 Go. SEGA consglidated Bt Louis & Lron Mist m. x NEW YORK HERAID, THURSDAY, JUNE 2; 125 and Wis &. Me 2 6a 22; do. Joseph, 93% a 94; Louisiana sixes, 60 a 60; do., new, 60 a 60; do. levee sixes, 60 a 65; do, do. eights, 79 @ 80; do. do., 1875, 80 a 90; Alabama fives, 60a 65; do, eights, 87290; South Carelina sixes, 62 a 55; do. now, January and July, 83 @ 34; do. do., April and October, $1 9 82; Arkansas sixes, funded, 56 a 60: Mobile and Ohio Railroad sterling, 90 a 01; | do, interest eights, 85 a 86; Mississippi Central Rail- read first mortgage sevens, 83 @ 86; do. second mortgage elghts, 80 a 82; New Orleans and Jackson first mortgage, 01 a 93; do, second mortgage, 75 a | $0; Memphis and Charleston Railroad first mort- | gage, 96.0 87; do. second mortgage, 80 a 82; Green- | ville and Columbia Railroad, guaranteed by South Carolina, 40 a 50; Macon and Brunswick Railroad, guaranteed by Georgia, 70 a 75; Memphis city sixes, 54.456; Savannah city sevens, 85 a 87; New Orleans consols, old, 70 a 75; do., issue railroads, sixes, 70 & 75; do. sevens, 64.8 67. THE CITY BANK STOCKS. The following were the bids for the city bank shares:—New York, 188; Merchants’, 18634; City, 250; Tradesmen’s, 153; Fulton, 155; Butchers and Drovers’, 150; Mechanics’ and Traders’, 135; Mer- chants’ Exchange, 01; Seventh Ward, 103; State of New York, 110%; Commerce, 11934; Ocean, 10; Mercautile, 130; American Exchange, 115; Pacific, 185; Chatham, 166; Bank of the Republic, 117; Bank of North Amertca, 105; Irving, 129; Metropolitan, 140; People’s, 145; East River, 115; Market, 125; Nas- sau, 104; Corn Exchange, 130; St. Nicholas, 114; | Commonwealth, 82; Park, 1694; Manufacturers’ and Merchants’, 102; New York National Exchange, 100; Fourth National, 1143%¢; Oriental, 175; Bank- ers’ and Brokers’ Association, 00; German-Amert- can, 11134. ERIE RAILWAY BARNINGS. April 1, 1872:— \*For week ending Juno 15, Previously reported, ... 1871, 1873, Total earnings since April 1.. $3,446,574 Increase for week Increase for ten Weeks to dato A telegram was received this afternoon by Mr. million and @ half of dollars, and maturing July 1, the principal in the same medium, although the matter was overlooked in the special act converning the payment of the interest. STOCKS ACTIVA AND STRONG, hour of business strong. Tho fluctnations were decline to 50% on early cable advices of several failures in Lonaon of parties speculating in the business recovered to 65%, closing Just at 55, The reaction was occasioned by a still later cable despatch stating that the pool of heavy Operators, whose threatened failure for some days past has been the “impending crisis” of Erle, had made arrangements whereby they staved off their trouble. The action of the administration in deciding to agree to an ad- journment of the Geneva Conference until Decem- ber was also taken for @ bullish influence, and ternoon. Western Union was exceptionally weak, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. prices of the principal stocks during the day:— New York Central.... New York Central scrip. 9714 By 35 Northwestern pi Rock Island....... Western Union ‘Telegraph. Pacific Mail... 03% SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOOK EXCHANGE, Wednesday, June 19—10:15 A. M. $7000 US 5-20, c,'67..... 117% $5000 U 8 5's, 10-40, 0c... LI 10 A. M.—Before Call. Cid she West U1 7, an abe L 7 ls SRR.b3 955% r . 8% 100 do 300 Bost, 4 % 100 ‘do 400 do. %§ Sa do iS M4 Bo Chie e 300 ce SS OU Pilts, Pt Ww +P Joo Sth AT Mist | Tooo ME & 20 do. egeirdl 100 0,0 &1 Gist m.. uu) BH & Erie Ist m. ) W) dow... 100 Con Coal of Ma. 10) Quick M prei... 100 “do... ISAS SSSVESSRVsSS ety | 200 400 a et | peer | wo U 8 Express Co | 30 Pac A 88 Co.b seagesates bonds, 55 a 85%; do. sixes, deferred sorip, 17 a 18; Georgia sixes, 74a 78; do. sevens, 83 a 90; North Carolina, ex coupon, 82% & 83} do, to North Carolina Railroad, 42 a 48; do, fund- ing, 1866, 25 a 26; do. do, 1863, 22 a 23; do., new, special tax, 156 pf 16; Missouri sixes, 97 a 0744; do., Hannibal aud St. 18130 P. M.—Defore Call. 200 chs Un Pac R. lw do. ‘The following is tho latest return of estimated weekly earnings of the Erlo Railway, commencing 100 Mariposa 100 Adams EXC Bale i 8 100 T, W & W I 20 Pitts, Fw & Ogtd. 3 30 Ohio 4 fe Miss RR. bo 4 $405,441 $412,047 8,045,183 3,691,800 ‘$008, 113 TUB CREDIT OF THK STATE—THB CANAL LOAN OF 187: Morrison, President of the Manhattan Bank—the fiscal agency of the State of New York—from the Treasurer at Albany announcing that the principal of the canal loan of 1872, amounting to about a 100 Erie It pret. Ei v0 a 100 Mo, K & 7 iti CLOSING PRICES—4 O'OLOOK P. ML Western Union. 74% 0 bres S Northwost’n pf. Rs will be paid tncoln. It will be remembered that the Legislature a few years ago made the interest on the State debt payable in coin, and tt seems that the Attorney General has found sufti- clent warrant of law for the redemption of Y NY Cen serif Peeeee COMMERCIAL REPORT. Cotton in Moderate Demand and Firm=— Receipts at tho Flour Dall and Easicr—Wheat Lower— Lower—Freights Turpentine Tho stock market was active, and after the first 1,721 Balese ’ widest in Erie, Which underwent a temporary Easy—Oats Firmer—Spirits Pork and Lard Easy—Whiskey Steady. , Tune 19-6 P, M, Corton.—A line of about 2,000 bales was disposed of to- day, mainly for export, Apart from this transaction the market was quiet, but very steady, with no pressure to future deliveries opened qui ‘The sules toot up as folk. wa: To. stock, but rallied suddenly, and before tne close of , but closed a shade included in the above are iad to arrive. ture delivery (basis low middling) the sales have been as Siiles Inst pene alter B00 at 25 6-1 oes, Wat tober, 300 at Zi ee retook =e, helped the general bouyancy prevailing in the af- Ie: ; December, 80 Hane 1,500 int da and declined to 73%, but recovered partially toward the close. Canton sold at 100, Daniel Drew and his friends started to-day for Baltimore to attend the meeting of the directors to-morrow, at which he will probably be chosen President of the company. aisge.; Noveinber, 100 at 20 2 1-160. t We,, ‘arand % tt, gum up as follows Me ase 2 ey Orleans, Mobile, 21; Savannah 10; Rotfoll, Ait alta year, th Rates To Havre, by atentn, 34 burg, by by: tein, Jad , The following table shows the highest and lowest paithnore, 9) Ne cw Highest. —_— 07. ‘on cotton to fore ve at) ‘To. fe heat erranean ports, by Alaiana. New Qiteans. Texas 2t 2 Low lie ee oso ming a not more than half ee above or Uelow the | we. —The market was very quiet as Were reported. fairdo., W740. al do, 13! ; extreme on for ots,’ t 1 in bond, 60a 90 days’ Be. 3A it; Java, gove 1 i jJainatcea, We, 4 Be des dull, somewhat lower. Tho tinco our last fuot up. about 10,10. | 1,350 bbls, Southern and 200 bbls. 1 rn in was aul jel. Sules 100 bbls. Western yellow at $5 6). = 3 x a moctrase DS emcsmceset Bh 0.2 Sia ‘ Bupertine Stato. SEnaze c= SUSRSR! ne Round hoop nie, shipping’ brands Round oop Olio, trade brands conte: ez USszSE RRS DE SP BDPE SESE SESE PEEP Southern supertine Southern exira,. e2e2 s Corn meal, Br re. =: sl irregular, elosiy a ienyo, $1 Was D)sor red winter, $1 Ou 81 03 for amber. Bales were about {),00 busticls at $1 $1 Ul 9 $164 for Chicano, $1 65 a $1 67 Jor $l wh, mesrogale, about 116,00 1 tiominily for Western white. for State afloat, and 9c sOuls Wore dull ard lower ad the openiny more active at the deciine, dic., early, for mixed Western snd mixed State afloat, 4c, a We. fo do, in store, and Ble. 0.52 active and nominal 178,000 bushels at 480. 4 1 Oliio afloat; 490. tor Chicago ativat, 43! for white lowa atloat. F produce the al 2 s consuminated in vowels for grain rt or which about formecn ‘The enyagements were he charters co: quarters gral, a) quartors grain, to Cork gor ‘orders, 6a 6 1 S00 quarters BFALNS Oya newegian. bitrk, 2,000 quarters ‘grain portin the United Kingdom, 6s. lesie, 2,60 bbls, refined petroleuns, ds, 94.5 Jerm tie, 2,00 tt aut Ttallan bark hence | a Bricsh brig, W 0 the Adriatic, ) bb tour, $1 and 6 ny The market continued inactive, but without | We learn of sales of 40 hihds, y at O3¢,; also stall sales of New Orleans at from sc. m 74e. Cuba—Centrifugal and mixed Movs reported change in prices Bla Senda: B0e. a Me. or spirits tuepe hide the market was a le | Unadilla, on Wednes¢ latter price for small ots. | in Hrnited demand; oo eds 8 a0 husks ed andl entirely continued quict and wichan White sold for balance of month ‘ni 22 was dull and nominall: Case oll was a dull unchanged; quoted at 12%4¢. ined entirely pomin and about steady 4 the lower road. “AvPh A, bots *huyere tant halt ot uly, at 2230. also 1,700 bb 7 qepned, for balance of month yo Rf bbis.; cut racats, 722 vt ‘acats, “Phovisiond—Neceipte—Pork, packages; lard, 923 buls. PacneRht wases pork remetued. quiet and (0 day "was heat of sales 9 40, and 250 bbls. for do. ety here tis an xe ade, with safes footing up 660 bb! con—There was coasi a inquiry rately at former. prices. The foot up about bbla. et irom $8 a Greats do., » 18.9 $18 tor prine mess ue $4 for India’ meas tiercos. eet hhaamy 80a And steady here was a tair tr prarket was gute te a oe do! b ghoutder seoufdern, Bic ohne boxed. Jatd—The market for Western was quict an ney jgu Loled for spot, month or July at 97-L0c, a 9% alos 200 tiereos for June at 97-16. City lard wo active and firmer, Sales 90 tierces at Bie., and ticrees, deliverable this week, at Sudak.—There has been a large to-day in reliniug grad ithe marker ro & the | bars ae me tole fo wood, hh at vices wi hi Up spout 6.000 nhs D thin the rat queeé at ill thon retining, 4 ri mes, in but for round but S %, cant yc. 5 tal os lac. wig’ to choice Fooer + Ds Conteliugay, hhds and boxe a 100. laases, Lhds. and Boxes, 750. a8) mead, ge Havahia—Box aridard, No 10 to 12, 94 4 do. 13 tb 15, 07 0.4 0., 10 orlo Rico—€ ir to choico he marl ‘Olina at Sq W) Days Kangoo tlerces at 100, stock and 93se, for ehoic aU 836., With sales oi 59 I DOMESTIO MARKETS, 11 Ganveston, Juno 19, 1872 Gotton nominal; good ical Net bales. Stock, 2,612 rw Onixany, Juno 19, 1578 Yuli, igang 24% Suiles, 400. “Stock, 30 Monire, June 19, 1873. Cotto: bales; Sales, 10; stock, Vanna, Juno 19, 1873. Sales, 100." Stock, Cuanteston, June 19, 1872. bales. Exports coastwise, 2il. - Siock, 7,3¥L. Witwixaton, N. C., Juno 19, 1872, entine firm at 48e. Rosin. H a (rahe Spirits tury strained, 32 ioe low No. 1, $ pale, $4 39 palo and 3 ude turpe tite ior yollow dip! and 83 73 1or vitul Lovrsvirim, June 19, 1373. Tobacco Arm. Salos, 190 hhds. lugs, $3. $9. Oswxao, N. ¥,, Juno 19, 1873. Tar steady at for No. bring; $990 for amber vi ait. Cormneal—$1 9) tor bolted Per ew. Millsood. steady. | Shorts, middling $22 082) per ton. Hikhw tre! eat, 7e.; corn and to the Hudson, $4 10 Boston, Wh: 4, be. New York} hg. tO, few York, y 000) bushels wheat; Beane Is rye; tha eet of uber Take tmrorty—Wheat, 2010) bashels Cania shipments—Wheat, 8{0W bushel oats, 14,100 do. Rail fh pments, from ¢! au bushels; ‘cor hts—W hei al, do. oats, 6 195 Tice. n sprit 1 nt Piodnwonk ond’ power $5 25; bakers’, 3 89 125° "Whe Ha $! taut avd no ing irs 50 Corn di nels No. 2in lots at 5% Outs lower; quoted at dle. a 4c. ine 19, 1872, tage. cash or dunes dice, & 4bhye. Augiist; rejected, Sie. Outs In goo No! 2, 66 ioy dul au hominal, Whisko udiabad advanced clyced wtsihc, bid. dant Io teady at EMO, rib. sides sat Freights bigher—To Buttato, 8c attio duit and droop ping t Se 3, dio. outs, Hye ry in) hoga., Shipments? 000 UL 53,000 do. corn, 21,00) do. ow 0 howe. 1,600 cattle, 1! Dushels wheat. rye, 1,000 cau BROOKLYN'S BUDGET FOR 1873, ation—An Excess of Over $2,000,000, $2,120,310 54, and Supervisors for confirmation. Fa 006,216 97, The legislation of the re amount to $1,600,000 this year, tax, foots up as follows: Comptroller's budget city Works Department. Police Department. Fire Department. Under the amounts a: by law. wae ANOTHER FATAL EXPLOSION CASUALTY, a seaman on board the steam tugboat Niagara, lying off the foot of Wall street, and at five o Heys yesterday morning, while he was asleep am-chest, it exploded and scalded him in hours afterward, Deceased lived at periission of Coroner ee SHOT IN THE HEAD, Yesterday afternoon a man named Ilugh Den- upper right jaw, au inch and a half from the orifice, Denville refused to give any information in regard her than saying he was ace rnd. Ie was sent to his home, tally shot by af ~ MARRIAGES: ‘AND ‘DEATHS, eactied, ALLEN—SONDUFIM.—On Wednesday, June 19, at e residence of the bride's moth y Kev. J. J. Lyons, CHARLES C, ALLEN to Louise, youngest daughter of the late Nathan Sondheim. Day—Downs.—On Tuesday, June 18, at Graco church, Brantiord, Ont., by Rev. ‘Abraham ad Rural Dean, C. ScHUYLER DAY, of Paterson, N to MARIA Eason, daughter of John W. Downs, Esq., of Brantford, DELAMATER—SOULF. | dune “13, by the Re | DELAMATER to Miss EB) Phadelphia and Bosion paper DOSCHER—KORNANREN: 12, at the residence of i In this city, on ‘Thursday, nson, LE both of this please copy. CATHARINE KORNAURENS, both of Brook], E. D. MILNE—TRATHE June 19, at St. Paul's Church, by the Rey, T. 8. ba Drowne, D.D., ALEXANDER Minne to ELLA danghter of James Trathen, late of the thitsd staves Navy. Perrre—Larnnor.—In Norwich, Conn, on Wednesday, June 12, at Frank L. Norton, of § York, JAMES Periz, og M. LAruxop, of Norw! REeD—INGRAM.—On Wednesday, June 19, at the reaidence of the bride's parents, by the Rev. H. Bb. Ridgeaway, Lewis M. Reep to ANNIE E., youngest daughter of James Ingram, Esq., all of this. cit SHRMAN—WATSON,—At St, Matthew's. ¢ , June 19, 1872, by the Rev. RIC 1 Thomas’ church, New of this city, to Miss Sana Isom Baker, FRE Y., lo SUSAN Hay. Watson, of Unadilla. Surra—Nonto: fOhurch of th Norv STEPHENS Wednesday, June 19, 1 ‘trMORB, Of New Rochelle, thor, cards. Died, Baker.—In Parkersburg, V 16, PREDERIOK SEeRRY BAKER. big vault at St. Mark’s church. hogs were a al for wediu tors, | 1 for siews, $10 8 8 32 ocd uw duiot thin the range of Seta $23, 1 Mea id— @ Superior aud nkst toda: ta boon loas active, but re. mained steady tor bi iy be and coms Sules 3 2 was in better demand and ‘teady, Bajos | 150 "ALLOW Was quict, Sales 20,000 Ibs, at 8i<c. for soap Wanscny, ~ ltecet pts 7a bla Tho market was steady pis, 22 Not recelpts, dL By. Cotton nominal inlddtings, 2X0. Net recetpus, 2 bales. Bav, Cotton quict; i, Biddlings, Mo. Not rcvelpts, 5b bales. Cotton dull; middtings, .Hominally 2 et recelps, 2h at $225 for $6 for extra Flour 250. lower on all grades. Sales 140) bbls, at $8.25 ly 1 $10 for white Railroad t 2d; amber, $9 a $B); white, sales ‘of 800 reen Bay at M lanten No. 2, $140 $16 1 nominal. wer y seller Jely. Rye dull 1,000" do. Probablo Increase in the Rate of Tax- The total amount required for the expenses of the different departments of the city and county government last year was $870,699 84. Tho several departments, with the exception of the Board of Supervisors, have made up their estimates of the amount which they require for 1873, and the total foots up to $8,185,851 88, an excess over last year of The Board of Estimates wiil meet to-day and examine the figures, and, in all probability, they will be cut down, After this is done the figures will bo presented to the joint Board of Aldermen 2—TRIPLE SHEET, ly. invited to attend the faecral, at copal church, Wilte Pigins, on Friday, tivelve o'clock M, Aspect Railroad, from Grand € Forty second street, at 10:40 A. M. Bourrr.—At Brooklyn, on Tuesday, June 18, Mra, Atipa Boor, relict of the late Cornelius Rogert, Esq., of New York city, in the sdth year of her age. Relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully Invited to attend her funeral, on Thursday, June 20, at twelve o'clock noon, from her late resi: dence, 29 Second lace, Brooklyn, Cassipy.—On_ V ednesday, June 19, 1872, at his residence, 175 Kighth avenue, Huai Cassipy,. aged | 43 years, Notice of funeral hereafter. Cronmn.—On Tuesday morning, June 18, at his | late residence, No. 66 West Phirty-sevent street, CORNELIUS CRONIN, = TT years. The relatives and frieuds of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the Chureh of the Holy Innocents, Thirty-seventh street’ and Broadway, on Thursday tuorning, June 20, at ten o'clock, OxosBy.—On Tosday, June 18, ANN Crospy, be- loved wife of Myles Crosby, aged 64 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- folly invited to attend the funeral, on Thursda June 20, at one o'ciock A. AL, from‘ her late resl- dence, 186 Monroe street. Durey.—On Monday, June 17, Bringer Dorry, the beloved wife of Constantine Dafy and mother of the Rev. John J, Duffy, in the 66th year of her age, Native of county Monaghan, Ireland. ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral from her late residence, 120 East 115thetreet, on Thursday, June 20, at Halfpast ten o'clock A. M., to St, Paul's churen, in 117th street, where a solemn requiem mass wiil be offered for tho repose of her soul, and thence to Calvary Ngee interment, DWYPR.—At Astoria, 1. on Tuesday evening, June 18, DANIEL, DWYER, aged 15 years and months, The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the real- denco of his cousin, ‘Thomas Darey, Franklin street, Astoria, this (Chursday) afternoon, at three o'clock, FirzGetaLD.—On Tuesday, sune 18, JouN Frvz- GERALD, the son of Thomas Fitzgerald, The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Thurs- day) afternoon, at one o'clock, ftom the corner of Eightieth street and Second avenue. GALLAGHER,--On Wednesday, June 19, at his pa- rents residence, 452 Second avenue, Hua BaR- THOLOMEW GALLAGHER, aged 22 months, The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend thefuneral, to-morrow (Thursday), at two o'cloc! ee Monday, June 17, Toomas H, GARRY, rth year. POLAR Srar Lopag, No, 245, P.AND A.M.—Brethren, you are hereby summoned to attend a special com- munteation, atthe lodge room, No. 118 avenue D, on Thursday afternoon, June 20, at one o'clock sharp, for the purpose of attending the funeral of our deceased brother, Thomas Garry. By order of yEWART, Secretary, WM. H. MILLER, M. HARRISON.—On Tuesday, June 18, “James Norton TIARRISON, Son of Joseph D. and Ida D, Harrison, aged 1 year, 6 months and 13 days. The friends of tho family are respeotfully invited to attend the funeral, on Friday, June 21, at three o'clock P. M., at No. 77 Perry ‘street, corner of Bleecker street. Heatn.—On Wednesday, June 19, CHARLES Hears, iu the 53d year of his age, Relatives and friends of the nily are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residen 2 Wulza- beth street, this day (Thursday), at two o'clock. Inwin.—On Tuesday, June 18, Jams Iw, after a@ short ilness, in the 44th year of hia age. ‘The relatives and friends ave respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 79 Cumberland street, Brooklyn, on Friday, 21st inst., at two o'clock P. M. Kennepy,—tIn Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Jane 18, 1872, na Joun KexNepy, aged 70 yoars, 9 months and 3 days. * The relatives and friends of the family are ro- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his son, No, 27 Joralemon street, to- June 20; also_members of Mariners! Lodge, No. 67, Fr. and vA, M. of New York, and Hohenlinden Lodge, No. 56, F, and A. M. MAsoNIG.—The members of Mariners’ 67, Vand A, M., are hereby summon at their lodge room, on Thursday, June 20, at twelve M., sharp, for the purpose of pb tat of our deceased worthy brother John Ken- Funeral from 27 Joralemon street, Brooklyn, CHARLES R, ELL! ISON, Master, W, Pain, Secretary. In Brooklyn, Wednesday, June 19, JonNn aged 46 years, Friday, June 21, at three P. M., from 85 Prospect street, Brooklyn. MACDONALD.—In Brooklyn, E. D., on Monday, Jnne 17, ALEXANDER MACDONALD, aged 76 years and 3 months. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfuliy invited to attend the fuperal, on 'Thurs- day, June 20, at two P. M., from his late residence, 61 South Fifth street, corner of Second street. MANNING.—At Perth Amboy, N. J., on Wednes- day, Junc 19, FORMAN MANNING, aged 73, late of Washington county, Missourl, Funeral services, from his late residence, on Fri- ine 21, at twelve o'clock M. Relatives and nds are respectfully invited to attend without further notice. td ‘The State Comptroller has not made up his’ est!- mate of the amount required for State expenses ‘et, but it will be considerably more than last year, ings county quota of the State tax last year’ was orm (7) fegislature has been such that it will probably ‘The grand total of all the amounts asked for by the several departments, and the probable State Health Department 30,009 ard of Education 809,427 Park Commission 237,013 Resurveys, &¢. ce ‘40,000 Commissioners of Charitie 422/193 Supervisors’ budget, estimated.. 1,030,000 Quota of State tax. 1,600,000 Grand total $3,185,851 Raised last ye: | 6,062,541 Excess this year... $2,120,310 ed for the rate of taxation would be about $3 85, which exceeds the limit fixed Eugene D'Orsay, a youth of twenty years, died yesterday in Centre Street Hospital. Deceased was he ‘ful manner, death being the resuit in a few 33 Hicks street, Brooklyn, whither the remains were removed by ville, residing in Classon avenue, was conveyed to the Fourth street station house, Williamsburg, with a bullet in his head, Tho wound was probed by Dr. Schuler, who found a bullet in the joint of the den- | 256 Carr ward B. On Wednesday, June | bride's parents, by the | Rev. Fr. Frangott Koerner, Joan R. Doscnen to | in Brooklyn, on Wednesday, | hrist church, by the Rev. | ureh, | SHERMAN, of Brook , daughter of Arnold b. On Wednesday, June 19, at the franstiguration, by the Rey, Dr. 1 | Youghton, WILLIAM BRUCS SMITH to MARGARRT L. fade —At New Rochelle, on 2, by the Rev. W. S. Cottey, J. 0. STEPHENS, of Brooklyn, to Lisuiz SingRY Mor- | VALDES—DRUMMOND.—On Tuesday, June 18, at | +) catia church, by the Rev. Robert McAr- R. VaLbes to Eviza M., youngest daughter of the late John F, Drummond, ail of this city. No | on Saturday, June ‘he remains were brought on and interred in the St. Louis papers please coy Hare t Haverstraw, on Monday, Juno G., wife of Alfred Ma 7 aged 43 yt “Relatives and friends are respectiully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, on Fri- day, June 21, at one o'clock P. M, oN—Suddenly, at Bridgepor y morning, June 19, CLARENC infant son of Alexander P. and Isabella hildalcton? aged ¢ months and 21 days. MitcHeLi.—On Tuesday, June 18, CHARLES S. MircugLL, Sandy Hook pilot, in the 61th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family and Sandy Hook pilots are respectfully invited to attend tho fun 1, from St. Andrew's chu Richmond, §. 1, on Thursday morning, Carriages will meet thé nine o’clock boat from New York at Vanderbilt's landing. Mu At Willlamsburg, N. Y.,on Wednesday, June 19, HENRY MUNN, aged 65 yearg, ‘The relatives and friends of the family, and Ark Lodge, No. 28 L. 0,0. F., are invited to attend the funeral, at his late residence, 172 Ainslie street, on Sa une 22, at three o'clock P.M. Inter- ment at Yonkers, N. Y. McCLoskey.—On ‘Tuesday, June 18, at the resi- dence of his parents, 55 Morris street, Jersey City, Rev. WiLLiaM McCLoskgy, aged 20 years and 3 months. The reverend clergy, relatives and friends of tho family, also members of the class of 1563, of St. Francis Xavier's College, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the above residence, to St. Peter’s church, corner of Grand and Van Vorst streets, Jersey City, Where a solemn mass of requiem will be offered for the repose of his soul, at 10 A. M. on Friday, June 21, NetiHeRY.—On Tuesday, June 18, Mrs. Many NETHERY, aged 67 years. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services on Thursday even- ing, at half-past seven o'clock, at the residence of her son, Ellis Nethery, 119 East Thirty-first street. Tet remains will be taken to Highland, Ulster co Chester county (Pennsylvania) papers please copy. PARDEF.—On Wednesday, June 19, sox, youngest son of Denils 8, and '( dee, aged 1 year, 6 months and 24 days The relatives and friends of the (arnt bers of Republic Lodge No, 690, F. and A, M respectfuily tuvited to attend the funeral,’ this | (ilursday) afternoon, at one o'clock, trom 313 Bast Sixty-second street. PECARK. he members of Henry Jones Lodge, No. 79, J. 0. B, B., are hereby summoned to atten the funeral of Brother Jacop PEC: » from his lite residence, 158 West Fiftieth street, "on ‘Thursday | morning, ‘June 20, at bre rate eight o'clock, LOUIS GRANER, President. PeLt.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, June 19, after a lingering lilness, Exmer T. PeLn. The relatives and friends of the family are Invited | | 4 attend the funeral, from his late residence, No, 2 Firat place, on Friday, June 21, at two o'clock oe rDNEY BRN- ssic M, Par- RVsK.—On Wednesday, June 19, ELRANOR Resx, aged 71 years, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the | residence of her brother, Thomas Rusk, 165 West | Thirty-siith street, this day (Thursday), Jane 20, at | two ‘Texry.—On Wednesday, June 19, at her residence, I street, Brooklyn, ELLEN M., wile of ee | | Terr Funeral services to be held on Friday, June 21, at Presbyterian church, Middictown, N. Y., on the val of the half-past eight o'clock ‘a. M. train, fHorr.—At sea, on the Bleamship China, on May 23, Georor W, Tuorp, late of and of the firm of Austin, Thorp & Co., New York, in his 45th year, Owing to the nou-arrival of the steamer, the fune- ral will be postponed until Friday, June 21, when it will be held at the Central Presbyterian church, | Main street, Orange, at hal/-past’ three o'clock, The relatives and friends attending will take the ie g from foot of Barclay street, at hatfpast two P, M., Bee at the Brick Church station, IKe- tarnity train leaves at 6:48 P.M. TivFANY.—At Denver City, Colorado Territory, February 10, 1870, HARRY TIPVANY, aged 27 years, WALtbr.—At Brooklyn, on Monda lay, June 17, Manta, wife of Charies Waller, in the Gist year of | her age. | funeral, from the residence of hor daughter, “Mrs. John Stanton, 463 Adeiphi strect, Brooxlyn, ‘this | (fhursday) afternoon, at three o'elock. Montreal papers please copy. Watson.—On Tuesday, June 18, at four P. M., at | his residence, 114 West {Sixteenth street, JAMES | - WATSON, aged 56 years. Funeral on Friday, 21st, from West Presbyterian at two o'clock, Wesse1s.—On Wednesday, Jnne 17, 1872, SARAT WESSELS, Widow of Wiliam Wessels, aged 78 years. / ‘The relatives and friends of the po are iy Vited to Attend the funeral, on Friday al Plains, at two o'clock, 4 ril 25, 1372, dvnta HELEN, widow of “ndoiph He—At Rye, Westchester county, N. Y., on ued, fune, 18, at the residence of lus brobler ‘jativéa and friends are Invited ) attend the iat ‘at St. Mark's church, on Thursday mora:, fue, Jube 20. at on O'RNOCK =— HOUSES, ROOMS, &C. a tires city and | Brookiyn, RPsPrerantim® LADY AND HER SON WISH TO use for the mummer; would tory references given. WANTED, take charge of # h NY GENTEEMAN OF MIAANS, WHO WOULD Bi Willing to assist a widow lacly. in taking a furnid Ronse, Tans address PERMANENT, box 1611 Id office. ‘ASN tn two lioura from New York som’, shade tall rood opportunities for bathing requisite. PR tar threo homie tuck tnstbe moderate, MUST \BE WITH he weet silo, ae (must 6, made at WO YOUNG MEN WANT A RX 4 respectible Amertoant faraih further than ‘Thirt ald b ‘plown ‘Branoh of VANTED—A vinst CLASS SE, IN A 090D location, furnished, where the owner will Board fow Addiess D., box 1000 Post oMlee. whole or part of reus. TANTRD-—BY THREE ADULTS, TO TAKE cuARGe of @ house for the summer, or to Board the ownes Ir tho city or in the drome ly; lcs w oe second strad ta. “Audre YOUNG Herald om leo. MODE ats DEA cae TA & first class furnished Roon URNISHE D SECOND OR THA it4 (nother au location betes abont Whitestone hay ve Go to the next ai But fest call’ at office of GEORG 183 Nu wet passes, and inspect Uke property beivreland. ‘Shut is ail we ask In the Country. 'ANTED—WITHIN ONE HOUR OF THI OITY, &® ful modern House, with arden attached ; rent eed $4) per annul A dress VILLA, box Ww PUBLIC TIONS. M R™* ‘TO-DAY. OLIVE LOGA NEW BOOK, THER BEHIND ME, SATANI® WAR TO THE KNIFEt OLIVE LOGAN'S NEW BOOK, “GET THEE BELLINE D ME, SATANI® “ORT THER BEIUIND ME, SATANI* eis PROPOSALS. ibeR OARD OF BUPERVISORS, Naw You County Court Horse, New York, Juno 15, 1872 wre Yommittes on Fuel of the Board of Supervisors {me pposuls for turnishing the Courts and oitloes of the {vith the following, say — tons beat quality white ash broken Goal, of 2,24 Tis tous fest quallty white ash rango Goal, ot 2,940 pounds to the ton, et) of best quality Virginia pine » of eat quality Virginia pine h fe sgh Cannel Coal Tho same to be delivered at sue! the committee may direct, without charge for pplying said coal and wood to be bh ny of June, 1878, The cominittes ro 1 such proposals, Pro office of the Clerk of & oard of Supervisors on-or before uoon of the 20h June, instant, Separate proposals will be cecclvod tor the coal and for the wood. LN FALCONER, SOLOMON ME i ‘The contract tor su] Ing until the st d EW YORK CATHOLIO PROTECTORY, New Yous, May 17, 187% als will bo reocived at the oficg of the cade atreat, until Monday, Ju i ulars, ENCUEE RBH, 17) Browdway, Tight to reject all bids or proposal don Mo ives GREAT REDUCTION._BEST SEASONED IVORT Billiard Balls, 2% inch, $1 est plain Leathe! ols at lowest pri ed Goods in the Adhesive Cuo Lent D, and all other Billi wil ly shipments Fro ENDER, 733 Brond w: LARGE “A ORTMENT. oF NEW AND - SKCOND h iN Tabi Iso Balls, Ques, Cloth aad an ics taken om Barciay street, merly of the firm ce Pric og varying Inc uy nstlons; aia ther and Centre streets, GRIFFITIVS | BEVELLE Dy Laney, wire cushions, ar king the lead of Sues and Cue Tips for “STRICTLY FIRST CLASS BILL ea, at half the ordinary cuvaiions,, $105 to $240, N COM ” tuetdey and salosroons 176" sik LS Wooster street = ‘DENTIATRY. fi oTED WITHOUT PAIX _vears’ benumbing ay sot $10." Plumpers tor hol paired. J. JA Beautiful tooth, sts clalt; EYES AND FARS. 4 HUMAN EYES. —RAUCH MANN (lormerly with Prot. Rolsonneat, ud Inserters of the Improved —These eyes ure endorsed ‘LOAN OFFICES, “= 7 BUERCKER STREET, BAR BROADWAY, | airy Highest onsh Jewelry, Pianos 7 3, Wi Lite Polleies, for any an BROADWAY—LIBERAL vances nade on Diamonds and Watches, Silverware, o., or will pay the highest unarket price fur the same. T 715 BROADWAY. Ty HIGHEST PRIOR rar for Diamonds, Bhawls, Silks, Pianos, &c.; also Money li et 3 office, No. 1 Waxhingtou place, ; extraordinary prices rarer Ser ES oh sid way, opposite Astor place, (T THE OLD ESTARLISNED OFFICE, 0 NASS street, you can obtain liberal advane Watches, Silverware, purchase {Hein at tet tunost valuation. GM AL IRTEENTH STREET, N T pay the ‘highest price Iry, ko ‘advance on. the Diamond Broker, 57 Thirto WOLF BROTHERS’, 896 BROADWAY, BETWEEN Nineteenth and Twentieth streets—Money loaned on Diamovas, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Sill larly Pianos private parlor loz uties, Business atric LOANED—ON DIAMONDS, car Fourteenth st NEY LOANED ON DIAMOMDS, WAC eee, ‘and all descriptions of mitre; same bouht; storage u au xbingtom aware, Bight avenue. pianos, & 44 pore “NASSAU STREET, OPPOSITE P' set OFF TCR. — 3 Q hacen Sr at on Diet J ewe! ry and all Kinds of Mere! sosboots OLD, room | 2) SIXTH AVENE, and Twenty tl oa Diamonds, Wa! ~_ Same bought at Joweiry ‘and Fay nae need on Watches, dewelry, ay lbcralty adv Honey ii ether persoual,, a aay Donght and sold. > pRoany AY, IK, NTH STR -advanomi on Diamands, Wate ul Personal property of © lor ladies. KA. Jao! KSO! WAT HWS, TawELRY ~ &e. “SALE on ee an AT ey second: hands; bos Le at, WATOH ror The relatives and friends are invited to attend ite Ss" Hs iy YOUNG MEN, “WilO FOULow THE SRA. Axe nd are olticers, having few acquaintances, des , correspondences preparatory to an years with matrimonial incliuationsn Gonmdence, enclost 90 Catharine stre POLITICAL, Laas © oF BvERY ie Ly tropolitan: im tiny Broadway ‘end Aan steosh ___ ASTROLOGY. ADAM ob Fo Rear NATURAL Geamyoral Chureh, Seventh avenue and Tweoty-third street, ee Us ante wil MOV, | from her son-tn-!aw’s, David Hyatt, at Waite | | WINTERHOFF.—-At Nice, France, on Th’ rsday, | tpblsheaea NO tea ‘and daughter of the late Pew r Stuyve. |