The New York Herald Newspaper, June 2, 1873, Page 9

2 His Policy for June. ‘THE BANK STATEMENT. ‘The Manipulations in Gold. ‘CLOSING PRICES ON SATURDAY. WALL STREET, } Sunpay, June 1, 1873, ‘There have been spasms of activity during the ‘week in all departments, but the general tenor may be represented by one word—dulness, ‘Ihe specu- lative spirit has shown its chief interest in Pacific Mail and Union Pacific, but both of these stocks have been subject to certain artificial influences that are already familiar, and it is scarcely neces- ®ary to advert to the causes of fluctuation, The ‘remainder of the market in the main was not only ‘@teady, but at the close of the week manilested a Strength in keeping with the precedents that at- Zend this season of the year. THE FOREIGN NEWS. Im the main the foreign news presents no fea- ‘tures that are not encouraging. Our bonds, rail- Toad securities, consols, reutes and the premium ‘onthe French loan indicate a solid Continental substratum. This genial influence being reflected to our own market, the resuit is seen in firm gov- ‘ernments, steady gold and strong stocks, THE MONEY MARKET during the past week has been remarkably easy, and at the close borrowed additional strength from the improvement in the bank statement, The latter, taken in cunnection with the poiicy of the Secre- tary of the Treasury, as joreshadowed beiow, would seem to indicate that we may expect a new ‘temper in the life blood of the nation. THE POLICY OF THE TREASURY. Secretary Richardson, in his despatches to-day, ‘which naturally atiord a cue for the operations o1 ‘the ensuing month, has instructed the Sub-Treas- ury of New York to “sell seven millions of gold and ‘to buy one million of bonds during the month of June.” The tendency of this order will be to dis- ‘turb the operations of the goid clique, and we may dook at once for a bear movement. THE BANK STATEMENT for the week was in the main favorable, in- asmuch as it shows a gain of $548,175, und nearly Testores the surplus reserve reported last week. ‘The legal reserve now amounts to $4,918,650, the percentage of reserve to habilitics in the case of national banks being about 27.61 per cent. There has been a decrease in loans, specie, circulation and deposits, with an increase of $1,579,400 in legal tenders. The statement, with its predecessur of ‘the preceding week, is given below :— May 24, May 31. bolt $46, Far $277,957,800 18,482,000 Circulation. 27,446,100 Deposits 208,136,500 Legal te 44,382,300 The changes for the week have been as follows :— Decrease in loans.. $1,887,500 Decrease in specie. 1,150,600 Decrease in circulation, 47,700 Decrease in deposits... 1,625,800 Increase in legal tenders. 1,579,400 The above figures show that the banks now hold ‘$4,918,650 in excess of the reserve required by iaw, @8 against $4,070,475 last week, the gain being $848,175, GoLD ‘was steady during the week. It was evidently not ‘the intention of the clique to torce prices in such @® mauner as to arouse suspicion. Yet there are grave reasons for the preseut manipulation, and ‘those who look at the relationship between specie and currency, and see the strong volume of the one and the slight substratum of the other, are forced to the conclusion that the parties who have 80 persistently absorbed gold for the last three ‘weeks, have done so with a keen eye to the future, ‘and in expectation of results that will accrue frem causes not more specu'ative than they are natural. GOVERNMENT BONDS YESTERDAY opened quietly, but retained their firmness, with Amereased activity towards the clese of the day. ‘The quotations indicated strong sympathy with the foreign market, and the demand is not likely to Blacken while surplus capital abroad continues to seek profitable investment. A fair business was done in the issues of 1831, 65 and 68. Secretary Richardson is reported to have received a despatch from Government Agent Catel, at Lendon, to-day, stating that “the called bonds are coming in rapidly. The indications are that another call will be made this week. The following are the last quotations:—United States currency sixes, 1163¢ a 11614; do. sixes, 1831, regis- tered, 118% a 119; do. do. do., coupon, 122 a 12214; do, five-twenties, registered, May and November, 116% & 117; do, do., 1862, coupon, do., 116% @ 117; » do, d0., 1864, do., do., 11634 a 117; do. do., 1865, do., do., 11834 a 118%¢ ; do, do., 1867, registered, January and July, 11834 a 119; do. do., 1865, coupon, do. 2119 @ 11914; do. do., 1867, do., do., 121% a 12176; do, do., 1868, do., do,, 13974 2120; do, ten-forties, registered, 1123 ® 113; do. do. coupon, 114% a 114%; 4o. fivos, 183i, registered, 115 a 116; ao. dO, COUpOR, 11536 9 116. HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the highest and lowest : prices of the principal stocks during Saturday :— Lowest. Northwestern Northwestern preferred 3 Rock Isiand . St. Paul . LC. Western Union Telegraph: . Pacific Mall.....+ CLOSING PRIORS ON SATURDAY, THRER P, xt, Western Union. 85 a 85g 24 a 21% Am Mer Un 105 a Wo U 8 Express, sy 4 109 Pacific Mail Boke a BOM N a ventral St Paul pret... 724 a 73. Wanasn. bit bey 41g 4 413) 3a BS BWsg W035 Boston ii Luke Shore... COMMERCIAL REPORT. *Dotton Quict; Receipts at the Port, 2,418 Bales—Flour Quiet and Easier— wi t Lower=—Corn Easier —Onts Steady—Pork and Lard Eesier—Gro- cerles Generally Quict — Petroleum Nominally Lower—Naval Stores Firm— Whiskey Firmer. . SaTURDAY, May 31—6 P. M. ‘The trade movement was rather slow all through the past week, and’ mercantile affairs began to assume a quiet, Summer aspect. Apart irom a slightly accelerated export movement in bread- staff, there was scarcely a noteworthy exception to the general duiness belore noticed in the mer- ohandise markets, and the volume of business frem day to day showed a marked de- crease, Dry goods were decidedly dall all through the week, while hardware, groceries, &c., were quict, Cotton remained: dull and the sales were very light. At the Produce Ex- change dulness and depression were the features ofthe week. There was no inclination evident on the part of buyers to purchase flour to aay exteac and prices declined considerably. Wheat was in fair demand, both for spot and forward delivery, but on the basis of lower prices, and considerable sales were made for June delivery at a reduction of So to 7c. from the extreme figures lately cur- ront. Corn was among the steadieat FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. A. DULL BUSINESS WEEK. SOCKS GENERALLY FIRM. Secretary Richardson Foreshadows Freights Tul indo Wee olferinesseepoctall ot eetaat he some ‘oases rates were er Yomelg for charter were 7, more. pony were lower prices, Corn was moderately active. and also easier. Oats were about steady, although tending in the i r’stavor. Pork and lard were mwoderaiely deait in, but at lower prices. Groceries were ponecally quiet, but without no! te de de: inal. Future deliveri actions. We sam up thu Export... Consumption. Total...... To-Day, Thure, Bee'g. 3 —For tuiure delivery’ (basis iow imiating the sales have ning aiter3 o’clock— been as follows :. coial les at tae © ace July, GOV ab 18 13-400. ; alien,” Sales to-day up at 1a deiee., i100, Hison tah at 8 6c sho. notice; 60) at 18 Li-lte. ; July, ates 1,08 at Iie 100 at 18 15-160, 400 at Ieee. 100 rn A ar fS3t's20, 3) at fe November, 20) ai 17 S-1ve. Soe ber, 00 at 17 15-26e. 5 atae LoD Wittniagion, 17. Nor ‘ mn Coe Me ig. Total, 2alB bales, This da ures:—To Havre, by steam, Ie. sal, le. compressed: Sed... compresses by steam, Siok a’ May ood ordinary 1055 ies 16:3 Stelot ood oxdinary. Ite 139 17 He Low nilduling: Iss se 18 dling... Wy Ad Ws sddiing. 214 21 he quotation: based on cotton in store-rannin auality not more than half @ grade above or below grade quoted. Corns. scriptions, moderate, We quote ir cargoes. 18140, ria cargoes" 1ige-@ fone tons 19 gold, ai Ib. Java Government bays), 2030. a 21 2c. a 2ue. ; Singapore, Maracaibo, Isic. maton, 180. a 19 19}gc.; Costa Rend cargoes, Manila, I8c. a tess Arigost 18t¢c. a 19¢.; Savi alas 18%e. a 19¢.; Curacoa, Shae. & 19C., fold, 60 9 90 dai credit. Foun axp Grats. Receipts, Flour. 2,815 bls 5 wheat, c U64 do. ; corn 000 201,010 bos! blot, Siazse' bola; corn meal, meal, 1, 2,170 bags; no particular change they inclu within t was quiet; 200 a $335 for Western. Feed was neglected, but nominally steady at previously quoted Agures:” We quote:— tate. . $400 525 Supertine State 5Wa 626 Extra blate 6350 700 Choice State 7a 175 Supertine Wesi 59a 62 Extra Western. 685a 700 Extra Minnesota. 72a 870 Round hoop Obio, 67a 700 Round hoop Ohio, trade brands. 7250 825 Family. 850.0 1025 Loitis, low extra 7000 725 ~ Louis, straight ext 7750 8 Louis, choice doub! 8750 950 Louis choice tamil 1009 a 1200 California 875a 975 Rye flour, 40a 540 Southern No. 3: 40a 525 Southern super! 5758 630 nihern extra 704 900 Southern tamily 950 a 11.50 Corn meal, We Biba 345 Corn meal, Jerse; Biba 345 re Sova 865 4401. 0.b. Caloric. 360 0 365 $00 f. 0. b. Puncheon: Wii at.—The market Was firm at the sequently slosed ee about tt 5, pening, but sub- les, since our last, foot up 1 6) tor No. 1 Mi rive on Monday ; at 5 Ingat $1 Sea St ory st for No. 2 Milwank kee, all June; $20 the sates are ad bushels of No. 1 Milwaukee, all June deliver GOuN?-ThS aarket opened firm, but subsequently closed tame. The sales aggregate about 126,00 bust At 6le. tor lots; 631Kc. u G5c, tor mixed, afloat; 654 tor yellow; 64 closing heavy at the inside igm opening, but closed tower, ence of large recelpis, ‘The fushels, atdes, for wee black mixed Western; 6c. for oli, in sior: tor white, closing at Svc. adic. tor a inactive and noiinal at previously quoted figures Rye— Sales 8,080 bushels of Canada, to arrive, at ¥c, Western nominal at 9c. Fxeionts.—Business in berth freights has been fair since our last, with rates ruling firm, There was a good demand for suitable trade at full rates, The eugag Dool, by steam, 67,500 busheis grai Dusliels do. by” an outside steamer, at stg 1 do. tor shipment Jung 31, at OM; 4,0 boxe 100" bales cotton ‘at 5-16, a 3 private terms; and by sa tonsot maple at ‘0 Lond mm, | sralivardied, aad by anit 100) Gois Hour at. Se. And 60) bbls. rosin at 36 3d, To Bristol, b 40,000 bushels "gram, for —siipment on the 1sth of June, at 124.” To’ Glasgow, by steam, 100 hhds. taliow at 30s. The charters include hence to Cork for orders to the United Kingdom, ers grain at $s Lad, with privilege of Bristol Clian- 78, 6d, and £7 10s. gra uity; a British bark, hence to quarters grain, at 7s, 3d, ; an Austrian ship, h 0 Cork tor orders to the United Kingdoi quarters grain, at 7s, 94., 3d, off if direct, and 10 suditiogsl it to the ‘Continen an Italian bark, once, tp ork for orders, 3100 quarters grain, at 8s, ‘or 7s. fo'a. direct ports two italian’ barks’ to, arrive Soo and SEW quarters of grain reapechively, Temes Sane vovage, at 7s. 9d., 3d. off if direct; a Norwegian — Bark, 2,700 quarters grain, Cork for orders to the United Kingdom wogian bark, hence to Aarhttis, 2,70) bbls. re Toum, at 6s, 9d.; a Norwegian bark, hence to Els! ir orders to the German Baltic, 2,500 bbls. refined petroleum, at 7s Gd, or it direct Gd off; an American bark hence £6 Continental port, 3,000 bbls. crude oil, on private terms; an Italian bark, hence to Trieste direct, 3,0 bbls. retined 8. 9d. anid £12 gratuity. Uduasens.—the market remained quiet, with transac- tions contiied to the requirements or the jobbing. trade, Prices were steady. New, crop Cuba, tritugal and mixed, 18¢ do. clayed do, miuscovado, refinl * do, dow grocery 45c.; Porto Rico, 35c. a'60e.; English Islands, 26c. a Suc. New Orloams, 85c.'a Sic. Naval Stores.—The market for spirits turpentine wa! moderately active and ashade firmer, closing at 46h4c. a 7c; Tho sales include :19) bbls. in "yard, in, shipping 7) bbls. gn the, dock, nd tte! +100 thd 10 bois. to arrive. per - tor, at 4544 The market was quiet but firm; Strained quoted at $8.20 a 335. We Hote galesor 90 bbls of good strained at $325, 100 bbls. of extra pale at $575 ants) bis of low do. at $4.28 ‘Tar was neglected ‘and hominal at former prices. o ‘Change to-dn fined was dull was also lower; offered without buyers. quoted atdoige. Naphtha met with a moderate in- dnd was firm at lle. I2gc.. “Reports from. the Crock wore ofa qulot and wenk itatket: quoted at $2 6) ALOil City, with $2.60 bid; B2 674 at Titusville, 82 Sy ut Housovilie, $240 0 82 48 at Petroleum Centre and ‘$236 at Parker's Landing. ‘The Philadelphia market was duil, ‘and FemMued quoied nominally at 19gc; sales 3,00 bbls, for first half of June at 1 PRovistons. me tee 465 bbls.; beef, 60 pack- ages: cuit meats, 820 do; lard, B34 bbls. and terces; and tor ‘the week ending? ; beef, 180 pack- cut meats, 3,02 ard'3 408 Lbs, and. tieree agCPisS Lege thomarket or mess pork was , buLat lower prices. ‘The sales include ar, at $16 3734; 250 bbis., sellers June, at + 800 lot the 2d of June, at $16 3755 ; 500 bbls. sellers June, 37%, and 40 bbls. of old mess at $16 25. Bacon— was dull and entirely nominal. "Tong cleat quoted at 8c, and short do, at 9c. Beet was quiet and unchanged. in jobbiug lots about 74 efuckages changed hands at prices within the range of $10 a Sil for new pia mess, bbls.; $12 a $14 for do. extra do.. bbls: $n a $22 Yor, do.’ prime fo... terees, and $23 a $25 for do, India tlercos eet hams. were dull, but quoted nominally $25 a $30 for South. crn and Western. sales 60 bbis. Cut meats remained ntial change in price. . We smoked shoulders at 8 be average, at 9ige. 3, ON) of loose de, on private terms, and 20) pickied eon private forms: Lard—The market for, Western Was caster, closing at 9c. cash, May or June. The sales Include 6 tierces of new at 8c. A S74c, cash : 100 Uerces of old at 9c, cash : 3,00) tiercus, sellers June, at do. 5 tlerces, seiler sTaly, ABSA ie. 780 tleroes tor do. ‘at bdo, and 190 tierces of city a Rick.—Business to-day has been fair in a distributing way, with prices ruling ste The sales since our last foo! Fup 68 te erces of Saoine it 7T4c. adtgc. and 300 bags of Rangoon at 634c. a7¢. Sucan—Business today has been moderate in raw sugar, with prices ruling steady. The sales include -— lod hiids. of centrifugal at 9c. ; 66 Hhds. of molasses sugar at 6%. 40 nds. ol ond to prime refining Cuba "at ke c hhds, of tar to ood do. at (4c. nd 1000 hide at 7 Ie. abhi ns inte rior to, common, Ze, a 7: good to prime; Se. & init to Rood. Bye. A Sige, ; prime to choice, si centrifugal, hhds. and boxes, sc. 8 Wie. Tolaseos Hhds. and bowen, Oe. a 7Xe.; molado, 46.2 Havana Boxes—Duteh stand ara, Ni . 1 to 12, 86, a Bigc.: doy IS tol fea ies} don id to. BN 10% a I e,3 white “Porto 'Rico_-Refning, common st prin ) Sige; krocery, Init tp ehoice sige. a su4c~, Brazil-Dutcn stan lard. Nox. #to 12 Oo, 0's Java—buten standard, Now 10 to 12, Bige. a Sige. Manila~-Saperior and extra su: perior, 7c. & market rm at the tie, influ; @ market for re- Crude in bulk teady steady je. 8 STRARINE— ecelpts for the week, 310 packages. The market was duil, but prices nowinaily steady; quoted at es. dee ales, 6.000 Ibs. of common at ‘igo. and HIskRY—Receipts, 976 bbls.. and for the week ending, i, The yarket’ Was quict, buta shade firmer. Sales, HC. Pom Receipts for the week, 1472, pac et was steady, and the de WW hnds “at 8 10-160, Septane made STH Ts, of rime # DOMESTIC MARKETS, Gatveston, May 31, om Cotton steady; ordinary, c.; good aliior Net receipts, ale ates. aogeainary, 14 ws v auaane Mi Cotton—Demand moternies ontonea ie a any 7 Treva abies Ra iow rmiddlinis” aie a ie. tess md ol oe Thos.” sales, W0: hast ov vealne, Fes, constwise, ee e ae Beek, ou ve Monte, Pie Cotton sed ale and. steady; ie. oT, oe at ster} bales. ‘export, dus stwise, Sayanwan, May Cotton firm ; mmidditags, sai a Net ee yh bales, Exports cuastwise, 1, ne eiinn dase quiet: aang, 185° Net ee tos incre BEES vi Of the staple commodities sold on ‘Change, Prices varying but little, though the inarket was charac- terized by firmness during most of the time, There oc. curred @ decided break in whiskey, which during tho week previous had been run up to pretty high figure. The movement in provisions was sluggish all through the week, and prices were generally ane lower and nomi nal—this was porwesiany: the case with both pork and lard. $3 °5 for pale. Cy BAUM, Grade terventine owiet at $2 05 for hard eliow dip. Tar lower at $3. S05 josie ie ras iat ae ed aad in fa Me, : aiegsune, a Bo and *, “x 00d ushers whe: Shipments 00) bus Hour, 17.000 bushels wheat, 46,000 do. corm, 1,000 d sunchanged er r rates obtal on ‘Cl to-da: Py Wheat was in better tenses, but rf t easier Corn ‘duit wales Son bushels yes at and peas quiet, "Corn meal—$1 25 for bol bolted, ‘wt. Mill feed uncha: rer, but quiet. Corron.—The taarket for spot cotton was quiet, and prices, in the absence of any considerable busitess, were wore firmer, with tair trans 3 New York: $3.50 to Railroad freight Fiout,. to Phi ae, York 0c": to Albany, Thos tady, Receipts’ by iake—8,60) Bushel feet ‘of umber, Shinments. by 500 do, corn, 8,000 do. rye, 7) canal—11,400 SoH lo. “peas, 2,500,000 feet of Burrato, N. Y., May S1, 1873. Lake and rail imports for the last twenty four hours :— bbls; wheat,e133,779 bushels; 4,800 i, 35,200" do, Caital shit ments--Wheat, 216218 "Gorn, 227,218 do, oats, 45,500 Railroad exporis—W heat, 88,120 bushels; cori 3 oats, al fr at ‘ingen dD al 1S ptem- ‘otal, 6,500 bales. Grand total’ 80) bales’ ‘The recerpts a: the ports, as far as heard from, New Orleans being missing, were alior oblie, $52; Savannah, folk, 605; New at $7 25 $8; bukers', Winter, $8 50 0 ayo 2 white 39 nian sules 10, bid bushels aay No; Oo t $1: i Bhabowpen beta ko. vd itis 5] pring at $147; AM > No, neane aj arhite aoe bushels No. 1% ‘4si0 bales. "This day last year, #87 bales. Itates on n to foreign ports wore firm'at the iollowing fig- 0 172 a Shai) irs No. 2 at 47)4c. mi ‘ei Western in car | as te ‘eee mens 493 ada, 9 Rye novninal at ae. Bar! jpeg Winter Western, $1 103 125, Ryo malt Held at ge. 125; prime Gana jainuce of articles uuchange Cutcaco, May 31, 1873. Flour quiet and unchanged; Wheat opened firm but closed dull and lower: No.2 ‘Spring sot tits at + ES 1 28 ; ler duel he market for Rio, as well as, for ether de: # quiet. but prices were steady. | Wo heard Or uo sales from first hands and the jobbing trade was only eros TY CATR0es, ig ty a Corn i ah and easier No. 2 mixed closed with ot; Be , Seller June; 424c., a Mec. bid, r oi elpetets Bi ‘st ie; Oats, quiet, Aven: Rye ‘quiet and ete at lig 4c. for and nominal. asked, Pork ste. C el ‘No, at $1 niger 3 Spring, at $1 i in fair demand ; closin| treme range for 0 corn credit; C- lower, at Ie’ ments ateaty at 6 Short rib iniddteg sotd at 8c cut, averaging sold at lOc. BDIS flour rth “pushéls whent, 198 000 3,000 do. rye and 6,000do. barley. 120,000 bushels 808,000 do. corn, 120,000 do. oats do. oats, and 3,000 do, bartoy. HAVANA MARKETS. Havana, June 1, 1873. nd for the’ week bate 63,0 f mi oats, wots cue barle aig 0-1, Tye," 27,800 do. the flour market remaine: quiet, and while ‘prices exhibited red the buyer. The sales, ene all kinds, foot up ‘about 8,600 “bbis., at prices he range of the appended quotations. ‘Corn meal Sugar demand good at but none established ; Now Io to 12, a 10% ‘reals per arrobe; Nos. 15 to 20, Dutch standard, 114; 7a7%; Muscovade sugar, interior fair ae Good refining, 84 as ra Stee in wareitausey 5O)700 boxes amt 37.000 hits boxes ant 8,700 hhds. Exports es and 10,50) hhds., including 12500 boxes and 8.0 hide, to the sitet States, Pune ypominal., Lar bis. sold at $3 65 tor Brandywine and $3 30 ‘Duteh standard, 98 ceipts of the wee! for: the week, 34, quintal in tine Auiet Wax buoyant; white heavy; sales at $15 a Coal oli, in tins, quiet and weak. Lumber quiet um steady. White pine, $£0'a $51; 38 to $40 per 1,000. Empty hogshends easior, at molasyex aud $17 per arrobe. Honey nominal. nee sirooks, 22'a 24 real 8) & $W; short shaved, ‘ rs hocstiead of sugar, $6 a $6 5). Exchange fla 60 days, currency, 15 per cent pre: 17 0 1732 per cent premium ; 60 days, gold, 34 per cent t premium: short sight, 39 per cent prem ¢ a OL per cent premiun on Paris, 32 per cent FLOUR IN CINCINNATL , May 31, 1873, The stock of flour in Cincinnati to-day, hands of receivers, jobbers and millers, is 30,198 a FINANCIAL, UGUST BELMONT.£ CO. Bankers, 19 and Zi Nassau street, ts, available in all’parts of the Messrs. DE ROTHSCHILD and their correspondents. Also Commercial Credits and peleerannic: transfers of money on California, Europe a —LAPSLEY & BAZLEY, 74 B in a and Gold Privileges. 0 issue Travellers’ Credi world, through the ROADW A BROKERS ) sor put or cali EE y insted to eit ERSON’S, NO. 9 CHAMBERS STREET.—MO “Toabed immediately, large and small sume on Bond and mortgage, New York, oOK1YD, loans and securities nogetinved ; mortgag > “MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE « in New York, Brooklyn and N. pals only apply to SAMUEL 5. YOOD, Jr., 155 Broadway, LARGE AMOUNT OF MONEY TO LO! b Bond and Mortgages i mixet and Second Mortgages DENRICH C0. 906 and 908 Third avenue. SON WILLING TO LOAN $100ean have, with Boord, a large, handsomely furnished Room, connecting with Bathroom, free of Sheree, until the debt is paid. Address M, "A NY_RESPEOTABLE Pi XKCUTOR FUND OF $125,000 TO, LOAN ON NEW rk city first class property for five y upwards; no bonus, Aadresi £ box 319 Post oftte OWES & MACY, BANKERS, % WALL STREET, NEW YORK, OFFER THE | DEPOSITORS AS SAME FACILITIES TO ORPORATED BANKS, ALLOW INTEREST ON DATLY BALANCES AT THE RATE OF FOUR PER CENT. FpAteu & Foote, We receive deposits, payable on demand, and allow in- igrest at the rate i five per cent per annuin, heat Betate and Lean Agent, 78 Cedar street, New Yor! aagement ol E and to the care of property during ( Mortgages bought and sold and proved security and security if and from Ito 2 f sence of owners. The best, ot re ferences Will be Office hours from 11 to 12. A, M. INSURANCE POL arities, in large and small amounts, at ‘e 3B.—THE COUPONS OF THE FIFTH MORT- e Bonds New York and Erie Railroad falling due i873, will be paid on and aiter the offices of Messrs. Papen Ha Con Mt Sassaut May 31 next, at Mortzage Bonds talling due June 1, 18 May 3i next, at the treasury of will be pala on and alt mnpany, corner of Eighth avenue W. P, SHEARMAN, the Erie Railway and Twenty-tuird street. Treasurer Long Doek Compasiy. OAN “AND TRI b corner William street. ‘lon tor nine Dire: tors of this Company, ; + the loth day of FFICE OF aE, at The poll will be ‘open froi Sew York, May 31, 1873. QECOND AND LEASE HOLD MORTGAGES ON NEW York city improved property cashed promptly and at reasonable rates b ALLENDER & LAURENCE, 9) Pine street FOR THE PURCHASE First i seen Mortgag roperts : glee Lease R RAWARD AVITT, ‘ot Wall siroct. 0 FoR BOND AND MORTGAGE IN NE Piroukiyn coon 00 to pur- Apply to or address W. D. 2 D. PB. FILCH, Seerctary. Principals apply t moond Torta & F. BA aa 56 Wall stre $104,000 proved Proverty. Apply to F. TO LOAN-ON. BOND AND MORT- gage, on New York orf $110.000 proverty. ony, ay $125. 000 years, on real estate in this cit JOHN F, CONRE $400.000 wn to suit; no bonus r WILLIS, Montauk Ini ms st LOAN-—ON BOND ie w York improved incinaly or tiene tromneys ned Di & LL. “AU R B, 30 % 1% AA are | 10 ON BOND AND zoe, without bonus, for a term of Y; 162 Broadway, room 6. TO LOAN—ON NEW YORK, BROOK- lynanl Westonester Real Estate, in rance Company, 168 | RK, JUNE 2 1873, 43 NEW STREET THR ‘signed have this day formed a copart under the firm name of Richard P. Herrick ‘aco ky wold. and, sterling. @ CH RR CORNING ABE EK COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING between us, under the pa hg of, ay? ee Caivel it dis ihe'w withdraw oe Robert Heer- transaction of general at business. & Co., as manufacturing by mutual consent by Messrs, Henrich & Braeunlich alone ri due to, and to liquidate the affairs of, the late firm, and’will continue at ane, paseo anger the firm of Henrich & Co. MEADE New York, May 29, 1873, CONRAD R, BRAEUN. iB CNDRRSTONED, Ly A yg DAY ASSOCIATED “aii wer ose of transact! {15 nares of oh New Yous, Jane 2, 1873. SUNDAY AFFRAYS. William Thompson, of 44 Thompson street, had an altercation with Vincent Blood, both colored, in front of 28 Thomas street, yesterday. Thompson was stabbed im the back with a knife by blood and sent to the Park Hospital for attention. Blood was arrested by Officer Stevens, of the Fifth precinct. John E, Dunham, aged’ thirty-seven years, of Mount Vernon, was knocked down ana received & concussion of the brain, by Frederick Kerker and John Jahon, on the corner of 129th street and Sec- ond avenue. The injured man was sent to the reception hospital and Kerker was locked up by the police of the Twelfth precinct. AFORGER SENT UP FOR TWENTY YEARS. LOUISVILLE, May 31, 1873. Robert Atwood was to-day sentenced to twenty wae iu the Penitentiary for forgery and embezzle- A MURDERED MAN FOUND IN A WELL FROM WHICH PEOPLE DREW WATER. The Bellevue correspondent of the Omaha Bee under date of the 27th, writes :— ,A8 some men in the employ of A, W. Clarke ‘Were cleaning out & well in the rear of lus store a most horrible and thriiling fact came to light. While removing the filth at the bottom of the well a dead body was found, half covered with mud and be ‘ter. The body was in acomplete state of nudity, the death could not have ited from an accident, but from @ desire of the murderer to hide all traces of his flendish deed. The body was in a partially decomposed state, ana consequently no marks of violence were discovered on tie CORRES, The well has been in constant use. and ay who have used the water are greatly ex- cite Strong suspicions are entertained that an atrocious crime has been committed in our midst. An investigation will take piace immediately, and the guilty party be jerreted sut, if possible, SALES AT AUCTION. A D, MELLICK, JR., & BRO., AUCTIONEERS, ‘ Elizabeth, N. J. Choice building Lots in the Eighth Ward at auction, By A. B, MELLICK, JR., & BRO., Auctioneers and Dealersin New Jersey Real Estate, New York. rity ala of the Cherry Dawn Property will be peremp- torily sold on THURSDAY, June 5, 1873, at 12:30 P. My on the premises adjoining the South street station, forty immuutes from New York. 123 trai Streets graded ana Surrounded by yrovements, “Special tr M will leave New York ei y the New Jersey Rall Gompany. trom the foot of Cordandt and. Desbrosses streets, No. 6 Pine street, ains daily. For maps and free ratlroad passes. apply to & BRO, "6 Ping Street, ‘Now York. LLEN B. MINE Ry pLON Bolesrcone 06. Oharbers and 7 Reade street. je Henry H. Leeds & Miner, Established in, 1317, Horse Auction Mart, 387, 3 : urth avenue, cor- er ot Twe tit at 11 o'cloc att! Chambers and " R PRIVATE Bien OF ST ANDARD AND NEOUS WORKS, PARTICULARS IN TIME, SATURDAY, . a 1045 of at the ELLA- GENTEEL | Swlesroo ms 103 Litert (1. 38 Chure: street. Fixt sand Lease of American National Bank, 542 and 544 Broadway, on MUNDAY, at 12 o'clol gomeleting of, Fire and Burglar erring, cost, with vault $3,780 desk, 72 teet lon Cost $1,650 ;aiso Desks, Railings, Carpets, € &ec. Also nine years’ lease, with 21 years renewal. ‘articulars at time or sale. jafe, made by y van! Kinzl J, BLEECKER, SON & CO., EDAR STREFT— Wilt sell, on the ground,’on Tuesday, June 3, by the acre, Villa Plots, fronting on Pompton Lake (mountain, and convenient to Ney: York) and the New Jersey Midland Railread. oe. ‘Plots are among the few for sale on this lake Jali on the auenoneers further lac nati Ya i) ) or 10:50 train from De curs sion ticket. . SON & CO, WILL SE 1873, at 12. M., at the E: , under the direction of Li the four story brown stone House RCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIO Office and sdlesroc Horse Auction Branch, 19 Carriage Repository No. Kn irteenth street. Cortlandt street sehold Furniture, noe, ARCH. JOHNSTON Wills mnt 10% o'clock, at the salesrooins 37 Nassau tre 3 Liberty’ stre larae and extensive assortment of Household Furniture of every description, Iso Sxl carom Billiard Table, Kavanagh & Decker; cat gut cushions; rosewood four round corner Piano, Hal- lett, Davis & Co. 390 Brussels and Ingrain Car- pets, rosewood aun tthe marble building SY Liberty. street hear Nassau ati a large quantity of blac walnut Co Counter Show Cases, Desks, Shales, ral rf ‘pright and &ec. SALE. A®N Now on exhibition, free, at the Leavitt Art Rooms, 817 Broadway, @ fine ‘collection ot Paintings, Water Colors, Engravings, &e., to be sold by auction: (to close consignments), Friday evening, June 6, at 8o’clock, at the Cliuton Hall salesrooms. The Messrs. LEAVITT, Auctioneer.s EM ARKABLE PRT PRIVATE LIBRARY. EAVITT beg to call the attention of the a Private Library, on the evenings of 15, comprising one ot the choicest collections Books sold by auction during the past year. The sale Of this Library is worthy of more than usual. attention, and is specially noticeable for its editions, and their su: perb condition, The owner, @ perfect ‘connoisseur in hooks, has not spared time oF money to obtain the very hest editions ef standard authors in every department of terature. and mostly in elegant bindings. Also, among them, mary books of great rarity, a large numbe Fine Art and [lustrated Book Th eaday and Thursday everiiny and 5, com- «ut 73s o'clock. Catalogues ready and Library on mxivhidon Monday morning, ‘at the Clinton Hallsatos: Sooms. A CAL! DW ELL, AUCTIONEER. + Magnificent Housenold Furniture, pier and mantel Mirrors, superb rosewood Pianotorte, &c., made to order tor the present owner and only in use one month, for ab- solute sale to the highest bidder. TUESDAY, June 3, at 1044 o'clock, at the residence 138 West Forty-flith street, near Sixth avenue, consisting of plier and_ mantel enltrors, elegant carved rosewood Pianoforte, Cabine ‘tagere, centre and side Tables, magnificent E ‘arlor Suits, in satin, lace and bre inne Ueto Clocks, Bronuen, Carpets, Costly Oil P by emment artists, rich dining room Furuiture, tee Extension Table, superb China, siiyer and ‘ginss Ware, rich Chamber Furniture in rosewood and wainut, pure hair Mattresses and Pillows, &c., &c., being one of the finest and best assortinents of fine turniture offered at public sale this season. Everything in. the house was hew on the Istof May, and for” positive sale owing to & death Ae the family.” Deposit required from every pur- le takes place ve AUCTIONEER. ihe PARTITION, OF VALU Au: THE’ NORTH RIVER. Pie WILKINS C0. Will D. ci "yunie Sat id orelock, at th change Salesroom, lil’ Broadway, by order of Supreme Court, under the direction of the undersig: nininissjoners in Partition :—A” portion of the hatk-hvad th River, between Harrison and Franklin Streets, commneneing on the northerly side of the pier {oot of Harrison stregt, running from thence northerly 75 fet so portion of ‘the bulkhead on the North River, be- tween North Moore and Beach streets, commencing on the northerly side of the pier foot ot North Moore street, Funning (hence northerly 6) teet. ELGAR F, BROWN, HENRY . MEAU, JAMES R, EDWARDS. vucT! tok SALE ee DAY (MONDAY) JUNE 2, AT property of Colonel Jowoph Wegletsiy leaving for Bu- 1 the brown stone mansion, 104 E Twenty-Hith street between Fours aid Le nues, Over $29,000 worth; 500 lots useful Household Furniti 60) yards velvet Brussels Carpets, St &s wood syuate grand 734 octave Vianotor Parior Suits, inrich satin, brocatel and re} 1 wainut Chamber Suits, 30 spring and | rors, Curtains, Pamtings, na, Silverware, Cutlery, Bookeases, Buffet, Ex ables, Chairs, Lounges, Rockers, &c.' Sale positive. E. ROVH. Auctioneer. Goods packed and delivered for pur- chasers, UCTION SALI DAY, MONDAY, A the entire elegant and desirable Furniture, at private residence 210 West 2istst., near 7th a to be sold at. auction, commencing at 10 by ROBERT C. CASHIN, Auctioneer, Library Suits, in rich satin and brocatel; two elegant Pianolortes, one four round, cost, $1.10); two handsoine +, 500 volume choteé Books, Uabinets, gilt Centre and Comsole Tables, Ktageres, Turkish Chairs, Bronze valuable. Oil ui intings, Mirrors, Lace Curtains, Dining Furniture, Extension ‘Tal Shairs, Dinner and Tea Sets, Glass, Silverware, st ington ave- M onzes, G1Ass, 1011 Cutlery, &e. Solid biack walnut and rosewood Chamber Sets, viz:— Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands, 83 we vie and spring C ‘ Mattrasses, Suits in reps, Mirrors, 600 mpety an every article hecescary tr housekeephny, Those abotit furnishing city and country rend would do well to attend this sale; 429 Lots by catalogue, Take seventh or Eighth avenue cars, UCTION SALE, AUCTION SALE, Pianotorte, Parlor Suits, Bronzes, &c., at private residence 120 West 241 st., THIS Qlonday) MORMING, commencing at 10% o'clock. Magniticent Drawing Room and La Pompadour Suits, covered in richest satins and cotelines; superb rosewo 7g octave Planoforte, handsome Stool and richly em, broidered Cover, Centre, Side and Console Tables, Book- case, Etageres, Turkish’ Chairs, Lounges, fine Oil Paint- ings, rich Bronzes, raiaias, Mirrors, S00 volumes po &e.; rosewood and black walnut Bedroom Suits, hair nd spring Mattresses, Lillows, Bolsters, Blankets, Bed Ay Chi Ghatrn eave — ‘ardrobes Dining Room acer sp keer ae by catalonue, to highest biddera Ny Bi~Ooods boxe ed for -) Ts and shipped {oF PArLUKE FITZGRRALD, Auctionecr._ ewe acer AC SALE.—THOMAS WILSO: the entire tock of potas Bee man's Jewel stale sistin cheer es Pit ve itn Furniture, comp rep fuller also Dining HENRY ZINN, Auctioneor. Mal rttrosson, La nies, ment and Kitehon ALE. AUGUSTE MATINES & CO., Auctioneers. Magnificent Household Purniture, Pianaferse.. meat Hy On this day (Monga) 15th st., near 5th ay, Room "Suits, Maric styles, cavered silk brocade: Ktagures, Booke: Brussels Carpets, Mirro ronze Clocks, ‘Statuar: wood Pisnotorte, celebrated maker, stool, Cover OW Paintings, rosewood, 4 Partor' Suite, t the “elogant mansion 36 West o'clock, Drawing Grand Pte ntoinette® an’ 9 wen Bares: fs i Mactromos, “Extension Table, Bustos ver Ware, Glass Ware, | i HCH AS RS OF ou 0 use, initting them toll, B. Earl & sons, Picture Rosorers. UDWELL, AUCTIONEER. 79 Nasa street, » Houschotd Furni consisting of ¢| Soom Kurniure of every de ant. Parlor, Chics or Xiraorainary chance tor housekeepers. COLTON, AUOTIONEER, one of the largest sales of th K SIX or seven loads of Furniture and ¢ from a-store house, toverher with a very large a a tion of other goods; also about {0 or CU Carpets, 4 sina Mirrors and many large ones; two or three Mianos, &. &e. Particulars on Wednesday and Thursd; BY LEOPOLD WISE AUC’ TIONE Re Household Raritan Carpets, Oilcloths, Hedsieads “and Other articles, SUAY: June 4, _ aro W on “hit iyailith street. AUCTIONEER, pursuant to an ord ate of the County of New work, lic auction on MONDAY! pbs the undvrsigned dune 2, 1878, at 10 w York, M AYT! Public’ Aduninistratr in thee ty of New York. AUCTIONEER, DAUCHY & JOHNSON sell this day, at 2 o'clock, at 454 Canal street sortment of Household Furniture—Parlor Wood and brocatel; it BY 8. W. pave Ae Tapestry and Gottake Sets, biack walnut Bedstead Washstands, Bureaus, Beds, Bedding, peer and other Mat. tresses, feather Beds, Pitlows, Dining, Ofic Chairs, Rockers, Sotas, Mirrors, Gow ea ‘ r ots, Oileloths, le top Tables, xtension Tables, Rec inexuntts Clocks, Mantel aiso a lot of other Hotisehold Furniture, to be suld 10 pay storage, expenses, &e. Y BYRAgS & SWARZKOPY, AUOTIONEER WIL Lounges, made ery, Glassware, posi- ntl walnut ieastond ms, € tively in’ lots. ware, Pietra Tables, Chairs, MAX BAYE YY DANIEL A. MATHEWS, AUCTIONEER, SAL: 6 Broadway, near, anh street, just be! ok, hi LRTY-NINTH ti. NIRRORS, &C,, equine and Cornices. Nt OCTAVE PIANOFORTE, il partioniare. in future advortiscmonts. Gata’ jogues re e8Y Unis day, SALE.—MONAGHAN & a A ¢ Brokers, will sell at iiuction, » the premises, lor hon n-payment of, i mortgage, ers and Real Est ily owned by James. Enright, near Summit, New der- adjacent to Ne tation, Morris and Ex- ‘on West Line Railroad. Maps at ofilce of MUN: AT AUCTION, “To. MORROW MORN NG, lock, n Lager Beer Saloou, Stock and Fix: Bast Broudway. oRTS, AUCTIC DLL ER. EURRITORE, HORSES, tire rieh. and ole rniture of the ail of which was 1 above mansion less of cost and in use only on peremptory on account of th sale will be yeu owner leaving tor Europe, ses, black points, fast and stylish ster of Broome street, comprising pat s high: bay road Horse very ne puzen ; gold mounted aoubls i dress and stable Blankets, &c. ; worthy attention. all in splendid order and NCES AT 1035 O'CLOCK, RS CONTAIN ol Mirrors, lace Cur- 8, Cente, Side and rich real brot elegant cr stal an Wilton Carpets, rieh tauns, superb infiutd Ca s Tua ble Oil aiaticas by J. MC Wilson, Haines and other oalebrated art- ists; Valuabl antiq ue real Ormulu Clock aud Statuettes, trom the Livingston manor, and formerly the property of Kobert Fulton; also antique Card and slot baud ay) left to the pre: ob vingston: also rare old Madeira Wines, which have. ‘bean in the Livingston family over eighty nt owner by the la velvet and English Brussels liers, rich Lace Curtains and ash ‘and walnut Bedsteads, Bureaus,’ Dress! Easy Chairs, Escretotres, Paintinis; ‘finest quality pets, elegant Chande- rhices, rich Ban gaiaa Armoire-a-Glace, Vases, Ornaments, Engraving, Beds, Bedding, hair ay solid walnut Buffet, Extension Dining ounge in leath hE Brussels Carpe Table, Chairs and Dinnér Service, fine Cut Gliss, eleia every variety ;' Cutlery, gether witha full assortment of Kiteh which the sale will commence. The house will be open tor Insp Monday trom 10 A, M. to 9 gabe had atthe office oF Uh Salesroom SGB6 BROADWAY, NEAR BOND STREET, Ais COLE, AUCTIONEER. Absolute sale of 157 magnificent pection by permit on Catalogues and permits auctioneer, Grand Ventral by order of the E: situate in the Ninth and Twenty-second wards, Washington, Classon, Fifth and Sixth avenues, Presdent, Carroll, Macomb, Monts Crown and First streets, east and west sides of Prospect Park, n B. Cooper, and Johuson, deceased. 11 sell at auction, on 249 Fulton street, opposite City Hall, Brooklyn, the following desirable property, by order of Wm. B. Cooper, Jr., sole executor :— Carroll, Macomb and First streets, on the westerly siope of the Park, (Estate ot Win. B. Cooper, deceased) ; Washington and Classon avenues, President, Carroll, Crown ai ana Montgomery streets, on the east sid (Estate of Mary Johnson, deceased.) Terms—70 per ¢ purchase money ma bond and mort Maps may be obtained at offices of vet ae & WOODWARD, Proctors, treet, New York oMice of SIDNEY V. LOWKLL, Att 44 Court street, Brooklyn; office of the Auctioneer, Fultos Lik ag Brooklyn; WILLIAM 3 COOPER, Ji gage for & term of years. ERE, J TORROR. JR., “AUCTION 21 Park row, New York, and 39 Fulton st., Brooklyn, TUESDAY, June 3, positive and ey ‘auction of 280 superb Lots th cl This ‘splendid weroner' lation, Gratw a's Bani ¢ unsold portion of the kle Estate. Len, bay be | to need de- Harrison, ie. igavine New York eet the 4 _ murat sua aise SALES AT _AUCTION, H, JENKINS & CO, AUCTIONEERS. AM aol at Phy egy on is lay une ri ing 18h cker street, all the Household Febaltecs contained therein comprising pipek waini Coreg ae i, re, otorte, ‘on Painting hromos, Mansel ‘Ornaments, Mirrors, Brussels inna Ohler ke., a Sale cotmences at 10 o'clock A. M, ACOB BOGART, AUCTIONEER. ERE RD a o'cloc! A e auctiol ‘ooms No. fort! Street, § Trunks Clothing, Fancy Goods, &o. col, S Trunks Gpatispay, June t, Household Furniture, ‘Carpets, &c,, &c. SHONGOOD, AUCTIONEER, SALESROOM we e i West Thirty-eighth street, will sell to-d at 10g A, M., at 39 West Thirty-fifth street, near Fifth avenue, the nd ingraim rosewood ite Housshold | urniture; velvet, Brusse 7 il! frame Pier and M Mantel Mirro Inut Parlor Suits, crim: ry colors rble top Centre and ‘siae Tal walnut black walnut Bedsteads, marble top ‘Bureaus and Washstands, Dining Extension Tables and Chan hair and spring Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows, lace al brocatel Window Curtains, Paintings and Pictures, Ward- robes, Bookcases eae, splendid Sideboard, Kitehen Ute sils, &c., in lots to suit. Dealers invited, Catalogues of the sale to be had at the house. Hoa Alena, 5 Gite Na rey fein haw Hot the Duntorth Soap ixtures and eleven years? rand sireet, alove Varick by order of the assignee, " Au'the Machinery, ix Lots of Land of are chan ARSHAL'S SAL! will sell this day ecutton, at 99 Great. ing Sewiny Machine, in pertect ¢ Machine, one empire do. hoid Furniture, &c. By order Siegmund Leyeuson, City Marsha ARSHALS SALE 1 RICHARD WALTERS, DAY, at i Benne shove A Uy virtue of an ex- “niger Manufietur- PORTERS, &0.— r, will sell on MON» tiesroom 27 East Broadway Rourbon, Gin, Branay and Jamalea Rum; "an assortment of "bottieg lawns, Vit, Port, 5 Brawiv Heer 2) casks vottied Porter, be. Mlso tron Sal per Pump, Desk, &e. “DA . ML TRPHY, ORTGAGE SALE, BHAI. P. PALRCHIED, Auctioneer, on, Tuostay, June ¥, 1873, at 10.A. M., at Mh street, Houschond furniture, Cosewood Rikno ahd Stool Bedswoads, Durcans Washistands, Tables, €c., By order of the Attorney tor Mortgagee._ MORTGAGE SAbe.cny VIRTUE OF A CHATTER Mortgage, I will sell at public auction the Butcher Shop and Contents, at I o'clock A. M., known as ¢8 Sut- tolk street, June 2, 1872. DAVID GIDEON, Attorney for Mortgagee. BR.—BY 0. H. PIERSON alors in, Real Estate sday, June 8, 1873, at 12 M., om hi pr S iirst graud excursion sale of heanditul Vilta! Plots on the ronibern: slope ot the delighful Orange Mountain, at Wyoming. the new and rapidly rising city, only 16 miles from New York by the and Essex Hailroad, This the filth great, sale at and first on the valuable tract adjoiming Wyoming property, known as the Monroe Company's. From tts haudsome location overlooking sich & vast extent ot unparalleled scene id the many peautitul cities A suaor and jliage e to give all an opportunity to pure! ERSON, AUCTION owners desir @, on easy tern one or more, as they may desire of these yalued plots. Music | by Gtatulla’s Band. Luncheon betore the sale. Speci train will leave New York at 10:30 A. M. from oct Christopher and,Barclay streets. For maps and passe: ail particulars apply to the auctioneers, O. Hl. PIERSON ‘&aC0., No. 5 Pine street. HOS. J. M'GRATH, AUG- ts, Shoss; also Conte, wis, Remnant McAleenan, Second av. Sha 8, Boogie, Pants and Vests. By order fught RS SALE THIS DAY.—JAMES AGAR will sell, at 5) New Bowery, 500 lots omon’s othiiig and other seasonable goods. By order of George Cudlipp, 621 Bust Twelfth street. RIGHAND.. GARRETTSON, AUCTIONEER, WINANS & GARRETTS( ON, 627 and 529 Sixth ave- nae, near. Thirty-sccond street, Will sell Tuesday, June Alisa dy ML, at their rooms, an’ Assortinent of Furniture, ng Parlor Suits, ‘Bureaus, Tubley, Wardrobe, edatends, Nodding, Mattresses, Vagos Sewing Machines, several valuable Tuesday morning, QUERIFP'S SALE —R, FIELD, AUCTIONEER, WILL sell, this day (Gtonday), at 9 o'clock A. M.,’ at 120 3 top Wagon and one RENNAN, Sheriff, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE NO. . Will positively sell this day, at 16 o'clock, the four years’ Lease, Stock and Fixtures of the Liquor Store 221 Elizabeth street, an excellent four pull Pump, c., 1n one oF more lots, a Bowery, one gray Horse, one’ bust set of Harness; also one bay Hor; J, Sexnacmen, Deputy. HOS. GAFF! Centre stre muos. ¢ EER, OFFIC Centre onltvoly asl, tata ayy at ek, tin Kcand Fixtures. ot the Liquor an iatet it Saloon 421 Kast Fifteenth street, im one or more (PMIOMAS REILLY, AUCTIONEER, SELLS THIS day, at 1% nck, at 46 West Thirty-sixth street, the vo and Fixtures of ‘a fine Liquor Store—Beer Pumps, Counters, Shelving, Bottles, Demijohns and other goods and fixtures. Sale positive, im lots. w* TOPPING & Of Auctioneers, 132 Church street, y, June 2, ey Sale of H ama Hats, ‘men’s, women’s and On oF the best oft ae of the season. jon of city and country buyers, Vv TILLTAM | ABBOTT, A Office 50 New Administratrix’s sale.—' Tuesday, June 3 at 10% o'clock in, the forenoon, Stock ahd Fixtures of the Liqnor Store at 107 ‘ner of Greene street—One 4 pull Ale Pum| Counter, one Cigar Case, large Iron Safe, hh: k Ale, Rye and Bourbon Whiskeys, Wines, Cigars, &c., with fine Stand, Casks, Barrels and other Fixtures. ELIZA BOYLE, Administratrix. WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTION ad 6 5) New howe: will sell this day, ne Wig avelock, Contents of the Liquor Store at 38 Ridge'street. Fine Counters and Ale Pumps, Chairs and Tabies; also a nice stock of assorted Liquors, ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER, e of chattel mortgage I will sell on this P.M., the contents of the Lager Beer ner of W4th street and Third avenue, im k. Le Basten) Attorney, tice $4 Park row. ILLIAM By virt day, at ore Saldon on the the city of Ne T BENDALL’S OLD STAND—FURNITURE, CAR. pets and Hedaing, cheup for cash oF by week ment monthly Paymeyyand 211 Hudson street, corner CAnaL RARE CHANCE FOR CASH, AT PRIVATE REST A_ dence 2i East Twentieth, street, near Broadway.— Parlor Sulis, $75: re Suits. $39; Bedroom Suits, $25, and 200 lots for less than half cost. LL THE dit c SS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE A 1 declining housekeeping, for rich satin Parlor suits, cost: h TA piecos: brocatel Suits, cost $450, for $2005 0 upwards; co apie Chamber Suits, Rirrors, Obs han teliers, Bronzes, &c. Cait mW 6th av. N BROCATEL PARLOR SUIT, for $200; one do. $175, brocatel 3 Suits, $50 and $35; rosewood C) pamber Suit, is, tor $179; waluut Chamber sui $150; Hiencorte, Bronzen Mirrors, Curtains, Carpets y; Bulfet, Haxtinsy halt original costs fnraily. leaving city. 108 ty-flith street, between Fourth and Lexington an Cut this out. MAN AND WIFE GOING ABROAD FOR ill dispose at a sacrifice of their entire ¥ also two beautiful Piane- Brother. at 210 West and re cost $f LARGE. ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS, FURNI- w and Bedding at lowest cash prices, by weekly stalments, at O FARREL'S warehouse, 410 Elghth ave ween Thirtieth and Thirty-first streets. niture for-nale.—-Magnificent. Di B Marie Antionette and Grande Duel hesse re poat $500, for $200 $15 Paintings, ks Statuary, Vases, superb rose ; property fainily leaving city. tes Furniture, Beds, Be edding, &e. yiments take week or month. Terms easy. FELL & CO, corner of Twenty-fifth street and Sixth avenue, _ t SALE—A Lady GIVING UP HOUSEKEEPING er Glass, with Cornices and Tabi ‘au. Washstand, Bedstead and Tal in ‘all at 380 West Thirty-second street, oO RPETS, J byt 100D SECOND HAND AND MISFIT CARPETS A ¥ specialty: all sizes, handsome styles. For sate cheap at 112 Fulton street, corner of Duteh; entrance on Dutch street. N ONTHLY OR WKEKLY PAYMENTS,—CARPETS ture, Bedding, &c, lenin DEALY & CUNNINGHAM, 244 and 383 Third avenue, near Twenty-eighth street. Pre ise in the elty. V EEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYM . 2°5. FURNI- y Gennes and meg COWPER- THWA 155 ai 97 Ch am tre et. Anim~ mense tock and iow prices. BILLIARDS. FINE ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND SECOND id Billiard — all articles appertaining te the trade at low BOS! PHELAN, No. 7 Barclay street. A SMALL BILLIARD TABLE FOR SALE CHEAP— iw All in good order. Call at piano store, 219 Bast enty-thit street, near Third avenue. ae MATRIMONIAL. Waxtenia ‘WIFE, E, BY A YOUNG GR HAR oF eee BONA FIDE Hee ‘Branets licited, Address iA FI office. LEGANT cigar R SHOWCASES, | SuitABbe FOR is and t FRASER ', corner of Eid wernt atroet. 1 ‘ARBLE SODA APPARAT! a SIXERS, # sve Sa SSP NON ese