The New York Herald Newspaper, June 16, 1873, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL EVENTS OF THE WEEK. “The Course ot the Gold Movement. ‘GENERAL DULNESS IN TRADE The Bank of England---A Financial Humbug. THE MONEY MARKET General Improvement in Stocks. ‘Ihe Summer Speculation Proba- bly Begun. A HEALTHY BANK STATEMENT. WALL STREET, Sunpay, June 15, 1873. ‘Tho prominent feature of the past week—that in ‘which avery large portion of the business com- munity are interested—was the sudden weakening ‘dn gold recorded yesterday. ‘True, the decline was Mot great, yet it was all-suflicient to lend encour- agement to the beliei that the leading operators in making up their pool counted too strongly on con- ‘tingencies, and at last have discovered the mistake. The downward movement, doubtless, did obey natu- ral causes, and was clearly responsive to the favor- able reports from abroad and the equally favorable Condition of our home markets. Nevertheless, it is atill an open question whether within the next four months we shall not witness a tightening of screws as the result of this momentary locking up of gold, and 4 material advance in its price. The clique have not reckoned without their host, and the operations of the Secretary of the Treasury, bold, shrewd and gilt-edged as they seem, may yet demonstrate that the true key to the situ- ation is in the pocket of Wall street. Men who are brave cnough to buy gold at a time like this, with a view to speculate upon either a natural or abnor- mal rise, are not likely to be frightened by the Bank of England, the buoyancy of securities abroad, or any other circumstances resulting from accidental and temporary combinations in finance. They have played for a stake of no mean proportions, and it does not seem probable that they will yield the game without @ struggle, Gold may continue to decline for several days, but in the end the result ‘will bear out what has been reiterated in these col- umns, to wit: that when the conspirators here are weady for their coup d'état, the paltry sum in the United States Treasury will not amount to a flea- bite in preventing the complete success of. the pending scheme, The DULN&SS IN TRADE AND SPECULATION that prevails 1s a subject of frequent comment. It 4s felt not alone in Wall street, but throughout the entire community. Our importations, especially of ary goods, have been anything but remunerative to the importers, and large amounts of goods either remain in bonded warehouses, have been sold at ruinous prices, or reshipped to foreign markets. This is said to be especially true of silks, velveteens and millinery goods. Any check, how- ever, to the spirit of restless extravagance that has existed in America for the last ten years is for the best; for the moment that our people begin to realize the importance of economy at home and in the personnel, and to follow the noble example of the people of France, who are probably stronger to-day than they were before the late war, at that moment shall we be on the verge of the resumption of specie payments and of a career ef prosperity such as this country has never known, THE BANK STATEMENT. "me bank statement is unusually favorable, inas- much as it shows a gain during the week of $1,155,823 upon the large surplus of $10,815,355 re- ported last week as over and above the legal re- serve of 25 percent. It will be seen that the item of specie has not been lessened, and it is more than probable that the deposit of gold as collateral se- curity has been again embraced in the weekly ex- Ahibit for the purpose of presenting the latter in its Most attractive proportions. The total liabilities are $245,573,800. The legal reserve would amount to $61,393,450, the excess over which is $11,971,150. The statement, with its predecessor of the pre- geding week, is given below :— June 7. June 14, $27,418,800 $277,714,400 |, 984, 800 26,98, 600 . 434,100 7,402,700 + 214,475,800 omstnn 100 46,108,000 397, The changes for the week have been as follows:— Increase in Mee $205,600 Ancrease in 8) 982,800 31,400 695,300 089, 000 GOVERNMENT BONDS. Weis gratuying to observe the large amount of these securities that is every week purchased on foreign account. In England, Scotland and Ger- many the market for United States bonds has been ‘widening ever since the close of the war, and to- day there is not @ more favorable investment known. The demand is largely in excess of the gupply, and the prices have steadily ad- vanced, because their value, as for rate of interest, will be undeminished whatever betide. The following were the ruling rates for the sevy- eral classes when the market closed yesterday :— United States currency sixes, 1143; a 11414; do. sixes, 1881, registered, 116 a 11634; do. do, do., cou- Pon, 122% a 122%; do. five-twenties, registered, May and November, 11614 a 116% ; do, do., 1862, coupon, 1d0., 116) & 11694 ; do., do., 1864, d0., do,, 11644 a 116% 5 do. do, do., 1865, do., do., 118% a 119; do. do., 1867, registered, January and July, 11514 0116; do.do., 1865, coupon, do., 119% a 120; do. do., 1867, do. do., 121% @ 121% ; do. do,, 1868, do, do., 12014 a 1203; ; do. -ten-forties, registered, 11244 a 112% ; do. do., coupon, 113% @ 11434; do. fives of 1881, coupon, 115 a 11534. THE FOREIGN MARKET. “The decline in the rate of discount of the Bank of England from 7 to 6 per cent had its natural effect in every department of the street. A stiffen- ing of sinews in London is too full of significance to go unheeded tn New York, and hence, closely ‘united as the two cities are by the sub-oceanic ca- bles, the vibrations are at once instant and sympa- thetic. Nevertheless, the notion is a false one that | the Bank of England is either the barometer or the lever of the exchanges of the world. We respond to its indications more as a matter of habit than of necessity; but if we understood its internal arrangements thoroughly we should provably give no more heed to the “magnificent toy” than we wonld to the ordinary and legitimate operations of any other market in Christendom. One of our contemporaries, the Bulletin, put the point strongly and well when it said that the Bank of England, in its display of eccentricity, as illustrated by the recent frequent changes of discount, was ‘a financial humbug." “What,” continues the writer, “after all, 1s the factnal money power of the bemk? The average means which it has available for discount is about £25,000,000, while that of the other London banks combined 1s £160,000,000. Is it supposable, then, that one institution, with less than one-seventh of the total loanable resources of London, can control the whole money market? If the bank advances {ts rate above the general market level, when it has only one pound to lend where six pounds are offering from other quarters, it is clear that jt must thereby ose business and be quickly driven back to about the market fate, by the force of competition. In instances where it forestalls a natural npward tendency in tho rate of interest calculated to carry up the gen- eral market. the other banka will follow it: hnt eee Not as the resultof its action, but of general causes. The misfortune, however, 18 that, ordinarily, the rate is advanced, not out of regard to arising tendency in the general market, bat for a special purpose connected with the bank’s supply of bul- lion; and the outside market not responding, the advance usually fails of its purpose, and simply causes @ good deal of needless derangement, This anxiety on the part of the bank to protect its bul- Non, mR a ake reales an At, {negectual, With the bank man! the theory is that tue centering of the world’s exchanges at London constitutes a peculiar liability to irregularities in that market, which it is their special business to qualify and con- trol. This view is so singularly onesided that we can only account for its being entertained from the fact that bankers are always excessively sensi- tive to their supposed dangers. This central pecu- liarity of the London market really affords the Strongest guarantee of steadiness; for it hardly ever happens that the exchanges of all countries are working in she same direction; and, out of the working of all—an irregularity in one direction being set off by a counter irregularity from some other quarter—there comes a certain equilibrium which must be reflected at London as the head and centre, Which is the more rational policy—to rely confidently on this natural equilibrium or to ner- vously watch the various details of the complex movement from which it results, and attempt to produce through manipulation an artificial equi- Ubrium ? Tue policy of quack interference inter- rupts the even current of the exchanges, and causes irritation and feverishness where otherwise there would be @ cool and heaithy condition of things."” THE MONEY MARKRT during the week has been noteworthy chiefly on ac- count of the supply ofloanable funds and lower rates of interest. The demand, uowever, has been moderate, Rates oncall loans have ranged from three to five per cent, and prime business paper has passed at six and eight per cent. Capitalists have sought investment in this security at the going rates whenever it was offered. Astringent money market in the Fall does not seem to be an- ticipated, THE STOCK MARKET was more active during the latter portion of the week than it has been for several days and at- tended by a decided advance. It is useless to de- scribe the situation as “a turning point,” because certain influences have fortuitously combined to produce the reaction that has been noticed, but it does seem apparent that we have entered the drst stage of Summer speculation, and that with the return of the railway magnates there will be wit- nessed still livelier times than heretofore. The foliowing table will give a birdseye view of the fluctuations in the prices of leading stocks during the week :— Highest. Lowest. N, Y. Central and Hudson stock 02 Harlem Erie... 336 Lake Shore. + 934y Wabash.. + OB Northwestern preferred, + S4¥g Rock Island.. 10944 Milwaukee and St. Paul. 54% Milwaukee and St. Paul 72 Ohio and Mississippi . 3056 Boston, Hartiord and New Jersey Central. Union Pacific c., C. and 1. ©. oe Hannibal and St, Panama. Del., Lackawanna and Western. Western Union Telegraph. .. Pacific Mail..... Consolidated Coal The following table shows the highest and lowest prices of the principal stocks yesterday :— ee Lowest. mew York Central. 101% tenes O44 Lake Shore. 9255 Wabash.. . ory Northwestern . EE) transactions. } Northwestern preferred. . 841} Rock Island . wos 10944 St. Paul....... 53 51% St, Paul preferred... + 72 2 Ohio and Mississippi . 305% 38% Union Pacific 284 21% C., C. and I. 30 2914 Western Union Te! legraph. 8645 8555 Pacific Mail........... . 40% 89% CLOSING PRICES—SATU bee 3 O'CLOCK P. M. Western Union. ioe 4 8% Panama 1 a 3 Pacific Mail, 40 N penal 017 a la Erie Cotton Quict and Unchanged for Spot; Irregular for Futures—Receipts at the Ports, 2,952 Bales—Flour Dull—Wheat Lower—Corn Heavy—Pork Nominal— Lard About Steady—Groeeries Quiet— Petroleum Nominal—Spirits Tuxypen- tine Steadier—Rosin Nominal—Whiskey Steady. SaTurpayY, June 14—6 P. M. The trade movement was irregular during the past week, nearly all the articles of merchandise being either dulland nominal or lower. The dry goods market was characterized by uninterrupted dulness throughout the entire week, and prices, though showing few radical changes, were fluctu- ating and uncertain, Hardwaré was likewise dull, and, though trade in certain articles picked up a trifle, there was no general improvement. Nearly all other leading com- modities were dull and irregular, with & downward tendency. The export movement in breadstuffs has been held in check by the scarcity and consequent high rates of freight and tonnage, and this, combined wita the radical decline in the gold premium, and comparatively free receipts, has served to force @ material concession on the part of the holders, prices being lower at the close of the week than for a long time previously. There has been a moderate export movement in wheat, at the decline, however, despite the discouraging influesne of unfavorable private advices per cable. On Saturday flour was dull, heavy and nearly nominal, Wheat was in fair demand at lower prices, particulars of which may be found below. Corn has remvined comparatively steady, and the market ‘or good quality closed steady. Oats have ruled dull, and with fuil receipts prices declined. Whis- key wasauiet, Provisions were dull all the week, and at the close were nearly nominal, Lard was dull apd prices declined, but at the close the market was steady. Freights ruled firm, with a scarcity of room on the berths for ports in Great Britain, while vessels for charter were scarce and rates higher, Cotton has fluctuated consider- ably and closed to-day Saturday) nominall Spot but irregular for future, Petroleum rem and unchanged. Spirits of rare e steadier, whi sin Was dull an exhibited 3068 ge as to Values and the markets gener- vere quiet. *lQorros of the spot was inactive and wholly nominal at the gubjoined quotations, ros deliveries w ir- Fegular, closing on the basis of, for June for July, and 2)%c. for Augagy, me am q Last Export. Consumpti 9 Specuiaiol » Total i 108 295 =Inciud nthe above are 50 bales to arrive. For Tutttre deilvery (basis. tow puicdling) the fales nave been last evening aster, Fee o'cloc! Wo at oie. duly, SE ide. 200 wt 19 16e66,, 60) at iy U0 at, 0'ge., 300 At 20 B-16¢.. 14 + 400 at 20 3-168, 0 ata ¢., 000 at 20 5-160., 000 at iC BD At 20 5-160,, 100 a Tee! 100 at 2084.5 1,100 at ‘August, 100 at 20% ‘lfc, Si'at Bye 40) at Ete. We. 100 wt 20) Sw atare ‘200 at 20 7. sara 2u0 at October. 500 18igc., togethe! Decelnber, 100 at 1 25,700 bales. We ba — at 3-160. 5 Octo i ovember, oat Tiastee, Tapae we Lec Total, 17,0W bales Grand total, ane Alabama. New Orteaus, Texas Ordina: we MW We Good ordini i 17% Strict good ori ii 184 we L ddiing. ia 105 igs | ig By ae 2ohy ni. EH 2 iolationy are based on cof{on In store, running it iimore than half a grade above or below the te he market to-day was quiet for all descrip- tions, but prices underwent no change, We heard of sales of 50) bags Rio, ex Ontario, and es M109 ex J. Le Pendergast, both on private terms. Fi i ca . ary erat ae os Rica, 18 1D8¢ Werle, 1gsge osta lca, ey i xican, [Rc if : ti ure, 9. 5 Take a Se etre ibe gold, 80 ore FLour Axv Gratx.—Receipte—Flour, 617 Ton wheat 51,339 bushels; corn, 91,783 do. ; corn meal bis an Brings sons JOa aaa: S09 a ts corn, 819.314 do.: corn meal, 2,773 bbls. and 1,235 bags ; oats, 434,734 bushels; rye, 49.45) do, The flour market ws dult'and prices favoret the buyer. she sales since our Last foot up about #,200 bbis., at pyres within the range of Our duotations. Corn meal sold to the exient of 40 Dbl. 3 0 for prize meda! delivered, and $3 50 for Western a ove, Ve quote 375 a 460 Superfine oS 8 50 Extra State 65) a 70 Choice Stat 7TWea 750 Bima enrn + 523 a 59) E: ester. 1 625 a 680 Roney neeeate, i and tm a oa on OUP 0, shipping brands 6m nd A hoop Ohio, trade brands 70 a 780 ft Ponds, tov oy ate . Loui is, low “extra s St Dou 72 a BW St 85) a 90) St. Lo 900 #1100 Catitornsa. 800 a 959 Rye flour 400 a 540 Southern No. 3H a 450 Southern superfine. 500 a 58) Southern extra....... 675 a 800 Southern family. $60 91150 Gorm meal Western 315 a 345 Corn meal, Jersey... 8 9 345 Com me: 300 a 363 Baltimo: 440 fo, be Caloric. 3) a 365 Puncheons, 1500 fo. b. The sales were about ferior ae Hew iy No. 3 Shicaga, $148 a $1 59 or price tae Wola: i sae wa and Wai ¢ i 65,000 = Wheat waa less active and lower. 95,000 bushels at $1 37 a $) i Spring %1 45 a $1 47 tor No. 0.2 Milwaukee, the mside $153 for small lots amber Th was quiet aud weak. ‘The sales foot up about Dushola, at c0sjc. for warm Western mixed : slightly, warm ‘di for damp, Sie, for nit, 68¢ art old and new ‘choice, dry ;68e. ior Wesiern yellow, nd 7c. for do. white. Oats were dull and # shade Casier for white, while mixed was « trifle better. fais aggregate About S040 bushe 4 black, 4c. tor mixed and déo. a 4% Barley remained inactive and enurely “nominal: Ie Bales, 1,000 bushels Of State, at ge. Canada held at in bon Fuxicurs.—Business in berth fretzhts continued light, owmg to the scarcily of accommodation; market very sirong. There was a iair demand tor suitable vessels 10F grainy at full rates, The engagements were pool, by steam, 75,000 bushels corn, at 114d. ; 4,000 Qi do., at 24d! por W Ibs. bates cation | at 516d. a. nha. ‘bacco, 458. ; 50 hhds. do. vi by suil, 7,600 bushels grait Roe 400 bbls. rosin, at 4s. Norwegian bark, hence to ence same vyoyaxe, at 8s. ja 210 ratty, an Aus 5 *Penartis Roads for orders, 2,000 quarters gain, al Xs. 9d.; an American bark, 690 tons, whence to aneie. etroieum oF general cargo,'on private terug; an Italian ark, reported late y rida} ques lers grain to Cork’ or orders, at Ls a vba hence to a Con- tinental port, 44,000 q sy erain, at hs, OLasses.—The market remained im, arout the same condition as noticed yesterday. The inquiry was mod- era, ut aside no transactions of —New crop—| from unimportant Jobbing sales uaportance were reported. | We uba centrifusal and mixed, 18e. a do, clayed, 2c, a Sic. ; do, muscovado, reining tio. do., ergocty, S8e. w Abo. 4 Porto Khe English talands, 25e ; New Orleans, We, B5c.'a Fivat Growes-i he market for epirite of “arpentine was a Iittle steadier to-day, closing at 45c, a 454 Reard of sales of 10) bbls. at 450. und 16) bits. a The market for rosin was dull, neglected and nor There were very jew dealers preseat, on 1 Strained quoted at $290 9g far and pital were, eK: lected. but quoted nominally steady at previous figures. #VeTROLKUM.—The market ior refined remained inact but prices nominally steady; quoted at 1934 spot or balance of month. Crude in bulk was quiet dy MES Ke. and Hye. in shipping order. | Cases w arm at 2c: wove, Naphiha was nominally stendy at ge. 1or Westerstand.tPigo, tor elty. Reports. trom t's oll producing points were of a quiet market, with quotu- Hons as follows —Oll City, Rouseville, be 20 pig hts $2 35 u $2 40; Mueout, $2 20; Pet $2.25; Parker's Landing, ag! The Chiladaiph Market remained inac vive and nominal; refined quoted ter we heard of sales in New York of 1,590 for June delivery at 19.) and 1,00 bbls. aa Receipts—Cut meats, £0 packages: lard, rees and 60 kegs. For the week ending beef, 0 packa rene meaia, 2,179 do. t 338 bbl and fierede ad 100 ga, The inarket tor mest Pork was dull,and prices nominally, the, sa quoted at $1602 for June, and $10 7's tor July: 20) Duds were jobbed at $10 65 4 $16 75, but the market quiet. 5 5 boxes of do. on private terms, closing at BY a Bige.5 short clear quoted atc. Be he market Guict, with prices ruling steady. ‘Ina distributing ange. bbl or refin Way | about 8) packages were, placed, at prices within | the By as $950 a Sil for plain, mess bbls. $12 for exira do. bbls, $20 4 $21 for prime nga tierces and $23 a $25 for India Moss tierces. Best hams were dull and nominal; quoted Within the Taide of $25 a $52 ‘or Southern and Western, Cutmeats—The mart was Grim, but ihe demand lim- Hed; we Ihave only to note sales of GY smoked hams at | $00 tierces of pickled hams at 1 250, 1 ‘boxes smoked shoulders at $e. 10 waltéd dos at Tae, ah boxes Of Dellios at 9 Tbs. of loos0 do. at 840, a Lard in fuir demand, the market closus at 8x0, @ 3 15-16c, tor Junc, 940. for July, 9 S-lte, tor August, and Mee. tor September; the sales foot up 5,000 tierees. * Cit lard was stondy at B36 y With sales of 2.0 tierees and 5 tierces of ith wit! The market for raw continued fziet, ling steady. We heard of sacs, of niids. of Porto Rico, in bond, for export, at 9% a We ot Porto Rico grocery at by hhds. of Porto Kico at Sic. 68 hiids. description not given, on nei yute terms, and 273 boxes ot molasses sugar at 7c, We quote =-Cuba—Redning, inferior to common, Ze, a | Fees, air to wood sain, Wee. a, tes good to prime, Sige; a Bigc. : erucery, {air to Kod, 3 8346. a Beye. 4 ‘DEIIE tO gtice, Kol ave. centrifugal, hhds, ‘and ‘boxes, 8c. a inghaases, hinds. and ores, HA Tnelads aria—Boxes—Duteh ‘4g. 10 to 12, 84 fagtio ts Oe a JOC. ¢ 1c. a, Porto. Ric Dutch standard, Superior and extra superior, Ze. 10k, —Business to-day mes bee! ot fate at previous prices. The sales foot up about 30 tierces of Carolina uv irom Bigc., and 200 bags Gf Rangoon at 6%c SreaRiNe.—Receipts tor the week 2% pac r! market was dull und’ unchanged; quoted” at 93c. a Oise for prime “TL uwow:— Receipts ite, the week 1,729 packages, The | market squlet, 75,000 Ibs, of of Common to good ut | The. 0 Bc ei ane at 8% | an ‘3 i an for the week ending pas Fhe menor iporiorately aclve, With pricey sleany. ales 800 bbls at gc. DOMESTIO MA 10_ MARKETS. Tee JALVESTON, June 14, 1873. Cotton quiet; good ordinary. 143c. Not receipts, 145 oS Exports to Great Britan, 1, Bales, 200, Stock, New Orteans, June 14, LSB Cotton in moderate demand; middiings, 15% celpts, $39 bases; arose, Mi. Exports iy’ Gr tr ¢ Britain, G28; opastwiee, 1,607. Sales, 1,500; last evening, 2,000, Monty, June 14, 1873, Cotton ge jiet and pachanetass ales. sanlddlings, 18}4e. "Net ro- Sales, 400, 1 alana ceipts, 97 rete June 14, 1878. Cotton firm; middiings, 1814. Net receipts, 416 buies. Snies,33. Stock, 17,144, nestor, June 14 1573 Cotton quiet; middlings, 183c, a Itige. | Ne 300 bales. Exports coastwise, 133, “Sales, 200 “ote ky | ‘4 Wiumrnarox, N. C., June 14, 1873. Spirits of turpentine fitm a: 4lo. ‘Rosin firm at $25 tor strained, $3 for No. 1,$4 for exira pale, a | window glass. cata fuppeniine steady ‘at ‘3 for hard nd $3 for yellow dip and virgin. $3. far Gulet at Ony ego, Juno 14 1978 Flour steady and unchanged; sales of 1.010 bbls. at $8 25 for No. 1 Spring, $9 26 for amber Winter, $10 25 for white Winter and $1075 for double extra. Wheat dull ; gales 2.80 bushels No. 1, Milwauke at $1.52, 1,00) do. Fanada at $1 80. Corn duli; sales of 40 bushels at of Oats dull and no sales. Corn weul, $1 25 tor bolted, $1 for unbolted, per cwt. Mill tead unchanged; short 16 5; shiipstutts, $17 So: middlinge, $13 6, per, ts anal’ frelghts ; Te.; wheat, 734¢ 10 New York; ¢ ‘Hudson;’ $4 to New York. Railro Plone to Phitindelphia. Bie. 5 10 Boston, me jew York, #c.; to Albany, 38¢ Hreceipts 88,000 bushels Boeke $3,000 do, oreorn, Burraco, June 14, 1873. ports by lake and rail—Flour gly rt we 7a $3; bak ‘pring, ¥ ‘a makers’, ng a8, Witte, ‘$uB0 a g10, | bey f ot "9,600" bushels of No. 2 at at A6¢. Oats dull; sales of 2,200 blown, at 39. Dee Xo. 3 Wentern, Oe. a3 Be niet gate, ee uate es ; fora 5c. Barley quiet; two-rowed nominal Of 690 bushels West- Balance of market Un. ‘une 14, 187%. Wheat dui changed. Fiour dull and droopin, Ve “ REASURY OF "| $132,000 at the residence | the Rey. A. | ville, Staten Island, to Miss Lom L. ales of No. L Sprin Did, seller Sines i Sh $1 har af fered at clier ‘Fal: beller August, Without buyers; No. $do., $1 Ua rejected, J 96 sing Gu Corn In fair demand and lowe: ed at 2c. aS t; Be Beller July. net ne Rye quiet ‘and Wak at je: for NO. 2 Barley duil and nominal. Pro visions quiet and unchai Pork nominally $1575 4 ean dure! Pard sold. at $885, spol Wulkiveste, and bacon nominally unchanged: nothing doing yn either. Freights steady and ut fecelpts—7,00) bbls. Aout 108,00 bushels wheat, 1E40N do, corn, 86,00 do. oats, 2,000 Wo. tye and do. barley. Shipments—7.000 bbls. flour, $6,000 bushels wheat, 279,000 do. corn, 187,00) do. onts and 19,000do. rye. +2. +—_—_. FINANCIAL. = LIFE AND T REASONABLE RATES—MONEY O¥ Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and other Secu: surance of all kinds efected with jes. Ins best companies. J. J. MABRICH & ©O. —LAPSLEY & “& BAZLEY, 74 BROADWAY, BROKERS Act in Stock and Gold Privileges. = $300 for put or calt for 100 shares, ior 000 gold; first class names, Explanatory circular, wilt practical iilustrations aud Felerences, inailed to any address. —MONEY TO pee tok BOND AND bide EL] Aw in New werk and New Jersey. Apply to | SAMUEL 8. WO . 158 Broadway, room 10, Rete ‘0, Robert H. Lowry, Esq., Jacob D. Vermilye, Bsa. NDERSON'S, NO. 9 CHAMBERS STRE 7.—MON Y Joaned promptly on bond and mortgage, 8 to suit, at low rates; New York, N Jersey, Brooklyn, &c. Mortgages wanted Immediately; also Leaseliolds and Se- curities. {RIE RAILWAY COMPANY, TREASURERS OFFICE, New York, June 13,1873. The July coupons of the Erie Kellway Company's bond mt geot the Buffalo Branel, will bs of July peat at the office it Nassau nreet secured bi on {IRST pI LS std SHORT mortoagt ES Nae r ranging from $5,000 upwards. on olty Property; Sun MURRAY, oh Broadway. is Go & FOOTE, BANKERS, 12 Wall street, New York. We receive deposits, payable on demand, and allow in- terest at the rate of Ave | rr cent per annum. OWES & MACY, BANKERS, 9) WALL STREET, EW YORK, OFFER THE | SAME FACILITIES TO DEPOSITORS AS INCORPORATED BANKS, AND BUNANCTIAM. I WANT $5,000 FOR THRE OR MORW YHARB ON rst mortgage or qnarter undivided interest op im- Proved town property in portion of Westcheste, Wich is10 be ‘annexed “to New: York. city's title pertect; worth at least $99,000, bon and interest wl ne paid promptly 5 eauired re, c Forty-sixth street. ae RE OBILE AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY, 1 Whereas the stockholders, at their meet nx day of April, 1873, requested ‘the directors to capital s ase the ock by ain issue of ono new share for each sha: how existing, upon the payment of 45 per cont in cash; ani Whereas the directors have prescribed that said 25 gangital {2 called for in the Toitowing instalments on ist November, 1373. Ast January, 1374 Ist A] Asi} 5 of this. the 16th day of Juno Who aro entitiod to made in ac- cordance with the record. of “stockholdo of that date, and which can be sold or used at pleasure. The transier books shall be reopened on Tuesday, the 4th day of July next, at which time transter books will also be opened in tho elty of New York, at the office of Dunean, Sherman & Co, By order of the Board: of Directors, __A Ls WiLLovarny, Secreta N° ty solved, “that the” transfer’ books company shall be closed on Monda next, {ur the purpo the new stock, al! ‘MENT OAN RE ¢ Twenty-fourch as annexod, Hon. ox Mayor, positive and perempiory sale of rt a a ay pamoel Hicigh ie fourth ward, New York, by Seis ‘JOUNSON, Jr. on Monday, June 16, Read auction advortisement avoilior sohuma. nd call for free tick- ets on JERE. JO: N, Jv., 21 Park row, New York, ORTH TAROT SPECIAL TAX BONDHOLD- ers.—Holders of North Carolina Special Tax Bouts are invited to attend meeting and hear opinion of Hon. Reverdy Johnson, and to join in proposed sult under his direction. The meeting will be held on We anesday, June HA atd ovclock I. M., at ofice of Thomas Denny & 39 ee Pet ORK IMPROVED cashes onable CAL ut MD R& LA 7 abi aad Tew YORK CENTRAL AND IIUDSON RIVER RATLROAD COMPA posals for $2, 00" First Mortgage sam REASURER'S OFPICR, — ) Guaxp Cutuat, Deroy Nuw York, June 13, ars i} Proposals, sealed and properly endorsed, wil cet eh at this office Hil noon one Wednesda next, for two millions of dollars (2 frat mortgage Donds of this company. ‘These bonds bear interest at seven per cent, pi Ist of January and Ist of July, the principal being due in 3. ‘The mortgage by which’ they are secured is a tirat, ae upon the entire railroad, property and franchises of e company. The whole issue is not to exceed $30,000,000 at seven por 0, iyi sterling at six n The b laced in London nt a price yiciding vency, free of all expenses for each OF the former $15,000,000 is reserved to vide for the present ouistanding Bonded Debt of the pany; The amount now offered to the public Is @ tof the remainder, and will be issued in Coupon as, of $1,00) each, or in Registered Bonds (with intor- catanil principal payable to order. and transferable on the books of the Company) of $5,000 and $10,000 the option of those offering proposals, with Interest bes ginning on the Ist day of Juty next. hle on Proposals must be dora price “iat; 1. ¢., the accrued | interest to go with the Bond without spe the price therefor, and may be tor the whole, oF any part not less than $10,000. Each proposal should state the kind and denomination of Bonds wanted, and for Registered Fonda the name in which they are t6 be issued should be aly. xiven: and each ins: be accompanied by a Certified Check, or its satitvalont, for aauim equal to hye per centon the amount of the Bonds proposed to be taken—such sum to be applied towards payment in case of eeceptance of proposal, and to be returned in vase of non-acceptanc The Bonds tor proposals accepted will he ready for de- liyery on THURSDAY, the 10ih day of July next, at this afte, at which thine aind place the balance due must he paid. oy offere fie addition to © Company reserve the rightto reject all proposals ©. ©. CLARKE, Treasurer, THE ERI RAILWAY COMPANY, Now Yoré, June 18, 1878, tage honds of the Butt and Pittsburg, Newburg and New York, th Paterson Newark, and the Jeforson railroads (ex- Centing such of the. last mentioned road as are by tie terms of the coupons made payable at the Hone 1 Bank), will id on and next at the Treasury of the Erie ner of Eighth avenie and Twenty: 0, be pi allway Company, cor- MEd stro SAVINGS BANK DIVIDEND, 375 -third sireet, near Grand Opera Honse,— focs have otcrod acaividend. at pene per cent on all sums from $1 to $5,000, payalte July M4. SOME GOOD PIRSTAND SHCOND CITY jortzages, Improved or unimproved; alsol trust funds w loan, of Orst class private property, without Bos uke TS & s! $8,000 000 yeary, o on Tamer onal Tot No.9 hteate ci hh sireet, in a manutactn y between Bayard and New Canal strects; lot front and rear buildings; rent for $1,700 per annum game ready to be assigned, the mone Company Principals only, wh yapply at the office of New Ve 'No. 4 Park place. ey 12 00 WANTED—ON N > PRov- erty; Value $40,0 10 agents. Address “B., Herald ofice. $90. O00 ior Second Mortzax rk Iyn ; $30,00) tor Se he a W. D. «& Bg a New York and TO LOAN—WITHOUT BONUS, FOR A im of years on bonds aud mortgages ‘ an reale baie itt Y F. “ GON VREY, 162 Broadway, r¢ room 9, $142,000 3 ‘a ae ie wth.” eC "Ls DS TO LOAN—ON BOND . on New York improved ule or Seu neys UREN ree pes GOPARTS ERBTIP EXISTING Bre WE Wall & Co. is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All pefsons having claims against the firm will present the same Jor seitiement before July | WA 452 Fourtu AvENux. Many JANE WALL. ——-~ MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Burr—Hatxrs.—On Thursday evening, June 12, of the bride's mother, by the Rey, J, B. Searles, WILLIAM E. BURR to &, ESTELLA both of Brooklyn, i. D, No carda. x.—In ‘Tottenville, ‘Thursday, June 12, by Rev. Mr. Walrtera, Gr CONKL: ING to BELL JORDAN, youngest aughteror the late Stepien Jordan. GLENN—WotcoTr.—At the Brooklyn Academy of by the Rev. T. De Witt ‘Talmage, Evmcyp GLENN, Of Cincinnati, Ohio, to Miss EmiLy J., daughter of R, L. Wolcott, of Brooklyn. Cincinnati papers copy. WHITE—BHINCKERHOFF.—On Thurs at the residence of the bride’s parent by the Rev, S. D, Alexander, D, D., Rc Ebru A., daughter of A. B. Brinckerhoff. WILLIAMS—SEARg.—On Thursday, June 12, 1875, at the Congregational church, Sharon, Conn., by bit ions, Mr. J. J, A. WILLIAMS, Of Ke "7 SEARS, 0 Sharon, Conn. Woov—O'DONoUGHUE.—On Saturday morning, June 14, at the Church of the ey} Redeciner, by the Rev. Father Klaphake, R., JAMES ROBIE Woop, M. D., of this c Miss Kate E. O'DONOUGHUE, Of Hoskontar, to “Died. ACKERMAN.—On Saturday, June 14, youngest son a Funeral trom the residence of the parents, this (Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock, corner of So BAILRY.—At Milan, Italy, on’ Monday, April ie MAGGIE S., youngest daughter of Kear Admira Funeral services at chapel, Oak Hill Cemetery, Washington, D. C., on Tuesday, June 17, at four BLAUVELT.—On Saturday, June 14, after along iliness, ROWENA, wife of Charles PF. "Blauyelt and Reijatives and friends are invited to attend her funeral, from the residence of her brother-in-law, day, June 16, at two o'clock. BOLSTRIDGE.—At_ Brooklyn, E. D.. on Saturday, Bolstridge. The tri fonds of the family and the members of tend the funeral, from 415 Broadway, on Tuesday, June 17, at two o'clock, NIE E. BURCHILI. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to Mrs. Falvey, 316 Rast 117th street, on Monday alter- noon, at one o'clock, PATRICK CAVANAGH, in the 74th yeur of bis age, native of the county Sligo, Ireland. Patrick and James Cavanagh, also his son-in-law, Daniel Callahan, are respectfully invited to attend street, Greenpoint, Brooklyn, on Monday, June 16, at two P, June 14, MARY ANN of Jotin and Lizzie Ackerman. saic avenue and Bleecker street, Hudson Cit Theororus Bailey hited States Navy. : o’clock P. Mé daughter of the late James Wotherspoon. Willlam A. Miles, 242 East Fifteenth street on Mon- June 14, at ten o'clock, ELizapeTa, wile of Caleb Corinthian Lodge, F, and A. M., are invited to at- BURCHILL.—On Saturday evening, June 14, Jen- attend the funeral, from the residence of her sister, CAVANAGH.—On Saturday morning, June 14, ‘The friends of the family and those of his sons, the funeral, from his late residence, 670 Larman CLIFTON, —on Saturday, CLIFTON, in the 5ist year of her age. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 137 Eighteenth street, South Brooklyn, ou Monday, June 16, at two o'clock. Cox.—On Friday, June 13, 1873, JOuN Cox, & native of Boyie, county Roscommon, Ireland, aged 87 years, tis relatives and bong Caretta are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday, June 16, at nine o'clock A. M., from his late residence, 54 Park street. A requiem mass will be offered up for the repose Of his soul at St, Andrews’s church. The funeral will leave from thence at twelve o'clock to Calvary Cemetery. DOVGLESS.—Un Saturday, June 14, after three days’ illness, JOLIA, aged 4 years, 3 months and days, and ALFRED, aged 1 year, 10 months and days, youngest son and daughter oj Alfred and Julia F. Dougiess. Funeral services to take place at Sixty-first street Methodist Episcopal church, east of Third avenue, on Monday, June 16, at haif-past nine A, M. Relatives and friends are fnvited to attend. Burial 4 yee place in Vedar Lawn Cemetery, Pat- erson, funuy.—on Saturday, June 14, 1573, at his re dence, 314 West street, Jamgs C. PRELY, aged 43 ALLOW INTEREST ON DAILY BALANCES AT THE Pane Ae vane eve “ewm years. Tha fananal wit tata tana ae Manntaw tna 1 ORTGAGR AND | | ) F > | | wor! NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1873.—TRIPLE SHEET. from St. Anthonmes o'clock ~ churet, tives pct art . M. Relat are respectfully invited oo Will be taken to Calvary Oe FoLEY.—On Saturday, ‘Jane 1 14, Son of the late Thomas and 37 years and 9 month: 3. * — Foury; Catherine Foley, aged He has gone, ne has gone To his home, and at rest Where the angels and saints ‘The good ones do biess; Where will dwell those ‘who suffered And in God put their trust, With Mary and Josepir And the good and the just. The funeral will take place from his late rest- dence, No, 1,250 Fourth avenue, between Eighty- first and Bugnty noon, the 16th friends are respectiully invited, GentT.—On Saturday, June 14, Joun H. GENT, son of John U. and Caroline dent, aged 26 years, 6 montis and 1 day, second streeta, on Monday after- st, at Wo o'clock, Relatives and ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday, June 17, at one o'clock, from Ninety- “third street,’ botween Pifth and Madison avenues, thence to Woodlawn Ceme- tery. Lanry,—On Saturday Michael Lahey, maic patrick, daughter of Patrick and Ellen Fv ot Finore, parish Treland, une 14, Elizabeth, wife of name Elizabeth Witz- zpacrick of Kilmurry, county Clare, ‘The relatives and friends are respectfhi ny invited to attend the funeral, from her reside! Seventh street, Wi ‘iMamaburg, on 16, at one P. M., North June Loud tothe Church of St. Vincent de vaul, Where asolema requiem mass will be offered for the repose of her soul at nine A, M., and from tnence to Calvary Cemetery, LESTRANG! —On Saturday night, June 14, 1873, Patrick LESTRANOR, aged 54 years and 6 months. His remains will be taken to Philadelphia for inter- ment on Monda: past eight o'clock, ‘Thirteenth street, Ebbadeiphia papers please copy. AB On Sat mecane, aged 50 years. The relati turday, morning, June 16, 1874, at half from is late residence, 423 West une 14, Francis son of Patrick and Catherine McCabe, ives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the fneral, on Tuesday, June 17. A re- quiem mass will be offered up for the repose of his soul at St. Andrew's from thence at twe OLIVER.—On Satu: OLiveR, in the 45th yea hureh, Juni ‘The funeral will leave o'clock to Calvary Cemetery. e 14, Leanper L. PF Of his age. onnemee are invited to attend the funeral services, nT ene ay, ae C, taken to Boston for ii Boston papers ple Patron.—At Albany, N. Joun P. Pavron, in the 36th year of his age, his late residence, No. 751 Broad- Funeral from’ interment, ase copy. c June 17, at one o'clock, at his late real- "West twenty-second street. Will be om Sunday, dune 15, hin fos Albany, on Wednesday aitetnoon, at three Pernsoxm.-On Sunda; A. Perrrpons, in the oot year morning, June 15, Hrras or his age, ‘The relatives and friends are invited to attend his funeral, from his late residence, 175 Bergen street, Brooklyn, on Ti inat., at one o'clock. RICHARD.—On Sunday, lay June afternoon, the 17th 15, CaRronine Doxorks, of Santiago de Cuba, aged 23 years, 4 months and 8 days. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from the Monday, 16th ins’ residence ol | Freaerick, No. 178 Thirteenth street, Brooklyn, on '-. at four o'clock P. M. KoBERTS,—At Harlem, on Friday, her brother, June 13, OLIVER W., only son of Kate A. and Stephen H. , 9 montis and 18 days. , Relatives and friends are invited to attend the Roverts, aged 5 years, funeral, Stephen Roberts, Monday, June 16, at Scruynen,—At O 451 Ea: utpast from the residence of his grandfather, at Lidth street, en. o'clock A, M. on nga Lake, N. Y., on Wednes day, June 11, of congestion of the brain, J. MONROK Senvuy.er, eldest son of the late Van Rensselaer nuyler, fn th 1 year of his age. SnanDiry.--On Sunday, June 15, at 6 P. M., Julia Ms daughter of Police Justice Edward J. Shandley. Noti Surri.—On Sunda: Samir, of Glasgow, $ p of funeral hereafter, y, Juno 15, ‘otland, in his coth year, 1873, THOMAS T. The funeral. will take "place on Tuesday, at two P. M., from the Catholic street, between Sixth and se Switit,—On Saturdy y, June 14, Mary F., Apostolic chureh, Sixteenth enth avenues, the he- loved wile of Joseph 'T. ‘Smith and second 'dauguter of Bradtord Horton, in the 28th year of her age, Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on ‘Tuesday, residence June 17, from the ol her father, 186 Floyd street, near ‘Tompkins avenue, Brookiyn, at two o'clock.’ SNYDER.—Suddenly, at New Haven, Conn, on Friday, June 15, #LIZABETH ELLIOT SNYDER, wife of Mathias Snyder, of this city, and daughter of the late Jono Relative iiltman, aged 31 years, and (friends are invited to attend ner funeral, trom the residence of her brother-in-law, Henry Snyder, No. 1 04 West rty-ninth ‘treet, on Monday alternoon, June 16, at three o'clock, with- out further notice. WILSON. —At Kate H, Omey, Pittsburg, Pa. Notice of funeral t WELwoop.—On § ARTHUR WELWooD, Welwood, on Tuesday, Philadelphia, on Saturda: wile of Rev. son 0! J Relatives and friends please attend the funeral June 14, Jos. D. June 14, Roperr oseph and Margaret June 17, at three o'clock. Westcorr.—In Brooklyn, on Friday, dune 13, Wittiam B, Westcorr, in the 64th year of his age, Funeral! from his late residence, 120 Brooklyn, on Monday, June 16, Hoyt street, at ven o'clock DRA Pho’ LEXA manntacturers, Hames possessing ALEXAN: rir havin ver of the to GRIGGS, CARL PARTNER dollars, to join ness in some Western « of WARREN & CO.,N GENTLEMAN ZA. tablished stock salaried position GENTLEMAN, WITH advertiser in a fine mone its. Ca be ot temperate ha! | RUG STORE.—A) for sale in a coun York, may hear of full pi ‘ant and m. Particul R ture ariel le needed in every fan cure capital for incorporate mines. various amounts iit FROT HINGHAM & COMPANY, BUSINESS OBAoRT rniNGh AM Dar re UNITIES. T ns many r investment. 12 and 114 Broadway. > iE anted, by @ house man oa profitable trade, to tak ¢ run retiring, who has other business. Apply WITH N & CO,, 98 Broadway. WANTED—WITIL advertiser ii its 0. 5 Doy str $3. iat ulars, CASH, Post office, Brook’ FOR THE WHOLE or re 1 sale. GOLDTIWAITE, Nos. 202 and 203 Fulton Mati R WANTED—WITTT $3,000 TO $5,000 € fitable and safe busin Hotel for jars at WA pays well here. FEW HUNDRED nN starims a good busi- Particulars 1.008 Lost uifiee. WANTED TO JOIN making business: must West Thirly-trst st. ¥Y ONE HAVING A DRUG STORE hin 10) miles of New by addressing, with A Fins c sly MANUF . To pals onl & meaning business need reply; profit $2000 early. Al dress box 3751 Post office. v: bsiaiad DARTY WITH ABOUT $5,000 WANTS GOOD BL coo! references given and same required ; state Address box 195 Herald office. partic las Raver 2 CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY RAPIDLY.— rier wanted, in the manufacture of the most | ealable little patent’ article ever invented; used by gvery individual | profits immense; wort 000,000, only $30) required bor interview address PATEN box 225 Hera’ The Y ign on a Loan, 4s necessary as a thorough knowled: erating full particulars, IN of twe has al for cash E ADVERTISER, large acquaintance and good busi form a connection with some le Real Estate and Agency Business; capital not HAVING nity. » ba the advertiser Would offer the special respecta AL ©A are’ standing, esaful, and is CAPITAL, A 8 tact, wants to party to carry 80M gr.of the busines. ESTOR, box 196 A NEW hose senior importing, and one wholly armen nines, twelve per cent interest on fis capital and indemnity hin against any lose whatever untl shail all have been sacri business than outside, Address TRUEMA @ retiring parti turing and req this & profitable \ nes ral capital established menat best references give! a Fare chance for a party to get into Business on easy and beral terms, Apply by letter, tor three days, to ISON, Herald office. w* business: paying Is No, 5 Dey street, ro $500. —PARTNER Bou Watches, Jews Particulars apply a $1,500. tines Interview an after 10 o'clock. ‘prising young m office. $3.000. susie, For Varuculars address 1, HUDSON, Merakd office. yARTNER + amount, to, join in a manufacturing busi- interest ; a good chance for an ‘Address 8. A. W., box 204 Herald =WANTED, A e.,amount.to join equally In & very pleasant NTED—A SMART, ENERGH with «few hundred dollars, in WANTED; + the most proftable in’ the cit without risk. 751 Broadway, rooms }, 2 ery, ER WA business, that will Particulars at 11 Broadway, room i2, WAN’ 000 ma, PARTY | BUSINESS ONE OF nature, Dia- fot full IN A SAVE CA ay "$5,000 per annum TED, WITH fHIS WITH THIS y be divided in six WANTE 00) an intcrest in the business will box 2,170 Post office. $10,000. =BOOK, STATION oods 8 profitable trade; Newsp D=IN AN ness; the money secured on cash contra doin, STABLISHED BU e given, Address ig ty r Route attached more than yeexpenses, Address L,, station G. cry ~ PROPOSALS, oO CONTRA STOR, ROPOSALS WILL BE RE- T ceived the road bed PF a Horse Railroad, oF & about one mile io reading ig, near Rondout, N. ‘k for culverts and Typist, atl! for trestles. Apply ty, JAMES Ry ark, New Jersey; DANIEL , to include stone van atrett, at one Suends of the samily The renews Wilson, of | Ne-enincilidbittintnentecceeiadie Nt isc HOR SALI, 83,000, a full be acquired Tioralt red in. ‘about two THOR SALE, A goon Pe she Fourteenth: wat m RAVING cust, balance time given. Appiy Sines wAadtrens Nev MeOrty, RARE CIANCE, Liquor Stvre, ; cheap re on proinises 209 1 N OLD ESTAPLISHED © OAL YA YA rade; extraordinar or ay W. diy eGulats at 25 Clam. FIRST b ERS Store Agency. A rated teat $5,000 year; sviondid ch "GRURGE we eit iN strow culars 2% Chambers: st re Agency. FIRST CLAS: WELL PSTABLISHED BUSINES® for sale—Net Profits $3,000 yen: factory rome Sons given; small capital required; bargain. Par.icut 26 Chambers st. GHORGE Wes Ta eS stom w Agen x RARE CHANC!.—FOR SALE, A SPLENDID CoR- her Liquor Store and Kestanrint: best sud om w leading conser dogs a large hi '3 Store “agency. kd Codarstrect _ pa FOR SALI, FIRST OLASS RESTAURANTS, BEST Lusinest locations; also Dairy Lunch Room mHostionerica Oigae Stores: Drug stores, and Plumbing Shops, Barber Shops, Boot and Show wores. — MITCHE iN8 Store Agency, 77 Cedar stroct, ALnWEOE, SALE: DOWN TOWM, Liquor Stores Tness strects and avenues; also M Market for $30), Root Beer an@ lesale Ale Rotites, ‘Sptore Agency, 77 Cedar street. | —FOR SAL , CORNER GROCERY and Liguor Store in the beat Dart of New York, heap Yor culars inquire of A. kL. D! UNLEV EY MOST RLE- a 8. M just off Browtway, also 8 bu “RARE CHAN! A for cash. O0,, Tos, 145 Front street, corner Maiden | ment in good. proper! p FOR SALE, 136 South Sixth str ] ROOKL ner of Sackett and Smith streets, doing a fine busi inona no opposition vaan be bonuhe avs, areal in. Gore sgeqnence of the death of the proprietor. Cail on the Premises for three days. JOR SALE—MIL and Fixtures, 0 years, retiring (roin “A LIQUOR STORE, COR. ih STOUK, LEAS ih owner eight r. ALZA-ORA, Wi Broadway. nE—A FINE BAR, LAGRR BEER AND Lunch Room, near all the dry goods stores, just off Broadway, between Fourteenth anil Twenty-third streets, For partichlars address GEORGE HENR tion D, —A LIQUOR ‘oadway, comer of Tease and Fixtures. ‘Apply to CLARK! OR SAL A SACRIFICE, THE LEASE, STOO and Fixtures of @ first class corner Grovery. tm Brooklwn; Kood location : cash rade; low rent; a bar- ar st GOOD | RESTAURANT AND LAGER lease of the whole house. Third Thirteen ros. Tquire STORE, LOCATED AT 191 fierson stsopt, with avenue, betwee! in the place. A HARDWARE, HOUSE. FURNISHING JOR SAL and Stove Store, now doiig a good business ; four years’ leave; can be bourht cheap. as the owner has Other business, Apply at 1,405 Third avenue, VOR SALH—THK LEASE AND FIXTURES OF A Y restaurant and bar. Apply at 371 Canal, between Wooster streot and South Fifth avenue. F°?, SALE—A VALUABLE 63 YEARS FITZRAY Lease of three Lots on Twenty eighth stroot, near Tenth avenue; good place for mantracturer. | J. F WILLIAMS & SON, 270 West ‘hirty-iourth street, corner Bienith aventie, Koz SALE—STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A BOOT ‘and shoe store, doing @ good business; good reason for selling out. Inquire at 20é Chatham square, or 187 Fulton street, Brooklyn. POR SALE—A BUTC Fo cash business, ket street, Newark, N. GIOR SAL CORNER very good liquor stand, for R ivington sire p! dj RIOR SALE OR TO Deertoot Park, Coney hotel on the grounds, IOR SALE OR TO LEAS: £WS SHOP, DOING A GOOD articulars apply at No. 539 Mar- OCERY STORE, WITH alt price. Apply at 198 '—THE LUNCH BAR AT sland road, Apply at the ONE OF THE FINEST Hotels, on northeast corffer of Eighth avenue and 142d stroot, uta vreat bargain, fully, turnished; will be worth $50,000 in a short time ‘price $16,000, Call atM.S, FRLAND's, 703 Seventh avenue, ROUND FLOOR PHOTOGRAT fl GALLERY FOR r sale very low, or Stock and Furniture separately very” cheap; 44, 14, 44 Perro and Solar, and everything to carr’ on, busine ess." ‘Address BROWN, Phowographer, Eliza eth, CE iu BUSINESS FOR SALE—NEAR NEW TORKs dwelling, stable, sheds, icchouse, 14 acres, frontin lake; horses, wagons and tools complete + old establiyt ied route, paying well, ‘OHCOCK, 82 (eke . in a very STABLE “EXPRESS AND HACKING BUST- emo r Harlem Rui station | (none in place). | Apply HE OLD ESTABLISHED DRUG STORE, 515 PEARL | street, for sale cheap for cash. This 1s’ one of the jest stands in the city Tor doin business in speciattie im which it has now a wide anc egtablished enstom an practice. For pri particulars, at STRICK- ND'S Prusal sts” Agency 2.000 .-870°%: FIXTURES AND LEASE OF A a + Millinery Store. doing @ profitable busi- ess in a good location. Address W. O, STRICKLAND, 78 Cer dar street, New York. ‘MACHINERY. } ALLEN CUT. ENGINE, 25 HORSE, GOOD AS | Aiea; also Portable at Stationary Engines, Boilers, imps, Shatting, Hangers, Piping, £e- Pe WILSON & hice, Water sind Dover streeta, yor SALE-TWO STEAM PUMPS one ieee ONE small. ey at 467 Gold st Bro EN, TWENTY, TWEN- mila, with or without he ten-horse Portable ULAREN Third and Grand w wee Pa. ty, OF OOM WANTED—FOR WEAVING PINE BRASS WIRE. L cloth, 70 to 9 inches wide. Address box 2,962, Post OCOMOTIVE TANK oraiane about d tons, HUN and ©. W. RANCH, M ENGINES, FROM 1 TO 1,000-HORSE PowER: simplest, cheapest, best. Send for circu ortlandt stre D. P. D. Mo. PRINTER , 26X40 ADAMS PRESS, T° sour rollers Address DERBURGH, WELLS & | ©0., New York. Ww | | ¥. | | ~ |sand Muslin Dresses; ik FE GUARANTER A aA ANaching Ellis vapor engine to any highs ressure steam chine now running, Haskins! Machine , 46 Cortlandt stree! ew Yor! site deadh tai Ee Davis, Agent. HORSE POWER UPRIGnS Isinch Smokestack, arallel Vises, £c. NTED-10 TO 15 Boiler and Suetion-fan, Anvil, box 10 Bridgeton (3 We - | Ti Best othee: MARBLE MANTELS. cot. —Mart Counters, Monu- Marble Turning ments, at prices that dery competition, tor the trade. N_ ASSORTMENT OF nn for beauty of design and Slate Work ot all MPS a rails MANTELS, UNSURPASSED quality’ of workmanship. tion of Marble nnd Marbleiz d and Tiling, of new and original ‘dealens, at Ss. steam Marble 27 street, between Bre and Kighth Monuments, Counters, Wainscoting, Inspection invited. STEWART'S SLATE Mal E. ant designs: Slate wor bie and Wood Mantels. T. B. West Twen vied street, ABER & COS to as West Fitty-feat Also aye Pedestals, &e. MISCELLANEOUS ILLUSTRATED MOST VALUABLE tion for every adult, as practised by the an- aor era circular to. Prof. LISTER, 389 Sixth near Twenty-first street, KEYES AND EARS. “HUMAN EYES—T. J. DAVIS, IN- ventor and only maker of the improved Artidcial ‘privicra nowledged by the faculty to be the only n of nature in the world. 7 Bass t, between Third and Fourth avenues. ___ CLOTHING. bere TONISHING PRICES CAN BE OBTAINED FoR Cast-off Clothing, ery &c.,; for Panta, $2 to Dresses, 0 $7 Diamonds, sen, i be ahi Please’ call. on or address i $3 to. st value will Mr. or Mra. b ‘e Waverley plane ARIS, Si'sixih avenue, third store 833 BROADWAY, NEAR THIRTEENTH STREBT—~ be es for ladies’ Ii, HERZ pays te highest price for ladies) and AT tlemon’s Wearing Apparel, Carpets, &e- attended by Mrs. Hera OWN ESTABLISHMENT, posite Kighth street, ladies an: Pitmost Yale in cagh for thele Fee etotnna, Carpets, Jewelry, Laces, €c. Place the number as abowe. Ladies w ony fre Marks Please ty, and sauialy yourselves. | AT 2 aay THIRD AVENUE, BETWEEN | Twentieth and Twenty-first streets, ladies and gents Zan receive the highest prices in cash for Silk, Woollen also gentlemen's © ‘othing,” Carpets, by post punetually attended to by | rors &o.: a note | Mr. or sha MISES, 137, THIRD Av Iso Ain dwork Ts. VENU, B—LADIES AND Ara New: | AT gentiemen'can recelve the highest price for Cast-off PAN BORES Kliievion, | domi and Carpets vy calling oF addressing, Iakdies | attended | toby Mrs. M A sale only by to Ph rela the pate’ FINE | ASSORT: A the trade at low prices. MENT OF ener ew =—S8TANDARD AMERICAN BEVEL TABLES AND + the Phelan 5 bey votlender Pombinaten Cushions for W. COLLEN DER, successor ¢ @ Couender, 738 Broadway, NEW AND SECOND | hand Billiard Tables; all articles appertaining to | Ba antes stent T EDWARD MILLER’S NEW Pe S Sixth avenue, neor Waverley A Seventh avenue), castolt Clothing, whe tie by 7 ah yy. but the gre: those high prices, which pies us to ay the no demand we have for these ‘artelee enal ne | uimost value in cash by oalltog of addressing. Miller. MANDEL, PAYS, THE HIGHEST PRICE FOR CAST is Acne ote tt