The New York Herald Newspaper, June 14, 1874, Page 11

. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, A Dull Stock Market—Prices Discouraging. GOLD STEADY. Government Bonds Firm—Railroad and State Seeurities withont Change. WALL STREET, SATURDAY, June 13—6 Fr. u.} ‘The stuck market to-day ts scarcely worthy of comment. Prices Were temporarily strong at tho beginuing and we k atthe close. Many sales were made on ‘short’ account. The majority of the Street operators may ve described as ‘bears.’ The transactious of the day amount to 74,038 shares, which were geuerally distributed as fol- lows:—Lake Shore, 25,500; Pacific Mall, 13,900; Western Union, 9213; Wabash, 8,450; Union Pacific, 5,800; Erie, 3,700; Northwest common, 2,400; Rock laiand, 1,700; 5t, Paul common, 1,600; do. preterred, 918; New York Central, 476; Ohio ‘and Mississippi, 400; Delaware and Lackawanna, 900; ©., C. anu L. C., 300, THE BANK STATEMENT, A loss is shown in the report of the total reserve Of the banks fur (his Week Of $3,580,000. ‘ne de- tails are as follows:—There has been a decrease of $2,461,100 specie, $139,810 egal tenders, and an in- croase in total abilities of $716,900, ‘The banks now hoid $18,028,450 lawful money in excess of 25 per cent of their tutal liabilities. The following is @ comparison of the averages Of the banks tor the past two weeks :— June 6, June 13. Differences, Loan: $27y, 926,300 $281,242,800 Inc. $1,316,500 Specie YA, 352,00 21,921,000 Dec. 2,461,100 Legal tena’s 61,890,800 60,951,000 De 939,800 posits... 21,915,300 23: 490 Inc, 0¥,100 Circulation. 26,764,000 26,671,800 Dec. 92,200 The following snows the relation vetween the total reserve und tie total liavilities:— Jue 6, June 13. Differences, Bpecie...... $24,u82,100 $21,921,000 Dec. $2,461,100 Legal tend’s 61,500,300 151,000 Dec. 989,800 Tot'l reserve$s0,272,900 $82,872,000 Dec. $3,420,900 Circulation .. 2,164,000 671,800 Dec, — 92,200 POsIIs.....281,918,300 252,722,400 Inc. 809,100 Tot. Mabilit’s$253,577,300 $259,394, 200 Inc. $716,900 25 p.0.1es8er. 64,069,325 64,543,550 =- Excess over _ 25 p.c. reser. $21,603,575 $18,023,450 Dec. $3,580,125 HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day: Opening. Highest. Lowest. 98) 9046, 98 lew York Central. lariem. 12835 29% BM 354 TD. «2 B03 lorthwestern pre! 55 ‘ock Island..... 964 874 33% p 6alg Onio and Miss.ssippi.... 2356 New Jersey Ceutral..... 107% Del., Lack. and West-ro 1954 Union Pacific.. 258 ¢., 0. and Ind. 0. 18% Western Union cpt Pactfic Mail 424 41 Panama. WT = 107g THE GOLD MARKET. ‘The market to-day was without feature, prices delng subject to mere artificial influences, The Closing sales Were mace at 110%. The best figures of the day were 111%. ‘The rates paid for carrying Were 13g and 1 per cent. For borrowing 1 per cent Was paid, but loans were aiso made flat. Tne op- erations o! the Guid Exchange Bank to-day were @s 1ollowa:— Gold balances. Currency baiances Gross cicarances,, CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. Currency exchan.es. Currency balances. +++ $1,941,056 1.494,752 27, 166,400 $40,654,598 2,696,595, Gold exchan, 4,913,913 Gold balances. 796,273 WEEKLY CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. Currency exchanges $570,646, 467 Qurrency balances 18,268,764 Goid exchanges 42,435,643 Gold balances. 5,845,550 The specie shipment tor the week was as fol- lows:—American gold coin, $1,261,901; gold bars, $245,048; foreig) gota, $88,000; silver bars, $104,114; silver coin, $39,931. ‘Toial, $1,825,024, BANK SHARES, We note sales at 106 for Fourth National, 114 for Mercantile, 106 ior Nissau and 10744 tor Revublic. RAILROAD BONDS. Railroad bonds w re frm on » small business, The latest bids were :— 7 Glies & Unio Bs ex C 7 10 6s, eX C.. tate i 7's. Chié alon sk iund.100 — Kulamazooa Wa B ist. 60 Chi & Alton ist n UT Lake shore viv bis... 9536 Chi & Alion incom 9745 97% olen & 1) 4st in iu co” uisiana & Mo Ist. uti ob) tL, Jack & Chi ivi. (8 Mich Cen ksct is Chi, Bur & Qs p Nv eA Hs Chi, Kock Istana a’: New York cen Ua, 187 RJ'Cen satin, new New York NS Centrai, cou NY Cen 7's, Am Dock & I Harem 7's, Ist in. Har.em 7's. Ist m. ¢. North Missouri ist m, Ohio & Miss con 1 ‘ 9.3% Cen Pac state nid’ bds 13g Cuion Pac ist tus... 86% Union Pac tg 7's. Ws Union Pacitic 10's,"ine. 73 Pacitlc RR of Mo, ist m 194 bue Rat is, ged bv Mo. 1) Pitts, kt W hi destino dg Pity FEW & Cot dun iul g sy 2 Clev & Pites con st..... 97 Morris & Essex ist m..1063; Clev & Pitts cd m 00 Morris & | asex 7's, 71. vase Col, Cli & Ind ist Erie istm ex ie" Alcon & FH Ist. 3d_m, 7) Alton & TH zd pi, Erie 4h m,, Hon & TH ad in it Erie 6th m, 7s, 's Bei & so Il ist m, Bs. 96 Bua, NY & Eis Jol, Peoria & War,W D 70 ni, Han & 3 Jo idgran Han & Sido conr-, Cen 7 per cent, Tol, Peoria & War, 2d m 5y Toledo & Wabash'2d m. ot 6 Dub @ Sioux Cuy'istim 6 Lat, Bi'n & Miss 2 Cedar 4 Aina tt mag. at & Con Miss Ishin, 3 + outh Er 1 1UOSg Is ¥ j2 BGR ou Po pea Hil ekin, Linc & Dec'r lat 723¢ GOVERNMENT BONDS, Government bonds closed at the following quotations :—United States currency sixes, 114% a 115; do, do., 1881, registered, 116% a 116%; do. Go. do. do., Coupon, 121% a 1253; do. five- twenties, 1862, registered, 113% a 114; do. do., do., coupon, 113% a1l4; do. do., 1864, registered, 116 a 116%; do. do., do., coupon, 116% a 117; do. do., 1865, registered, 116% a 116%; do. do., do., coupon, 117% & 118: do. do., do., new, registered, 115% a 116%; do. uo., do., coupon, 11955 a 119% ; do. do., ‘1867, registered, 11614 a 1.614; do. do., do., coupon, 120% @ 1203, ; do. do , 1468, registered, 1163 a 116% ; do, do., do, coupon, 120% @ 12014; ten-lorties, Fegistered, 115% @ 114; do, do, coupon, 11345 & 114; do. fives, 1881, registered, 11334 @ 113%; do, do., do,. ex coupon, 113}, a 113% EXPORTS AND IMPORTS. "The foreign commerce of the port for the week Was:—General merchandise tmports, including ary goods, $10,680,141; produce exports, $6,631,705, and specie exports, $1,675,925. The total mer- chandise imports, including dry goods, since Jan- ary 1t this year, are $197,652,309, against $198, 960,823 last year and $210,917,086 in 1872 The total exports of produce since January 1 are $124,470,703, against $122,540,070 last year and $92,371,027 im 1872, Tne total exports of specie since January 1 are $27,133,295, against $23,360,531 last year and $32,u82,544 in in 1872. THE MONEY MARKET, The close of money was made at 2 and 3 per cent. The prices of paper sent out for discount remain unchanyed, THE UNICED STATES TREASURY. The Treasury operations at the New York office during the weex included the disbursement of $400,000 on account of interest, $187,000 in re+ demption of five-twenty bonds, and the receipt of $1,808,000 for customs. The Treasury also sold $1,000,000 gold, The balances in the Treasury at the close of business to-day were:—Currency, $11,492,177; special deposits of legal tenders for the redemption of certificates of deposita, es ' sylvania bituminous co: NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JUNE 14, 1874—QUADRUPLE SHEET. vienna Out $74,000 on account of interest, and $56,000 in | _ Haag FINANCIAL, FINANCIAL. 1 assistant clerk... ‘ 1,800 redemption of five-twenty bonas, COPY OF THE LAST NUMB ? TO LOAN-ON STOCKS, THE cITY ESTIMATES. Lo erie hh gee ee 17.0 500.000 Bint wok, hac sic: ug SOUTHERN SECURITIES i ; somentit Y A ote Mortgages and ofher vatual I tempor=ry clert 30 Street Reporter, con’ainin« a full thes, i to sui 80 je o. cer. at Ss " were dull and without point. We make the follow- A ae pete Fp bag te — SERUL ODD bs Liberty streat. * er. Ps > hi 1) ing quotations :—Missouri sixes, asylum or univer. | “ons of the past end_expisining Low large propia’) 5 ~~ pgp ope 4 3 Amessenze:s. at $1.20 e20) 800 ns ny N PIRST AND SECOND 5 Tassistant messes . sity, 1802, 95; do. do., Hanoibatand St. Joseph issue, | are made in stock speculations with but ssmait risk of | PLO.OOO Nortir® ant Seconl Mortgages | LWely Discussion Among Appore| | jinior 7" "* 150 © 1874, 95; do. do., do., d0,, 185, 97; do. do, 40, | toss, will be mailed free to any addressby the publishers. | sixth rae So: Lee Sane OE tioning Officials Total Paks acuta icin: 1876, 955 do. do., d0., 40, 1885, 95; 40. 40., do, 40» | 1, w, HAMILTON & CO 4a Broad stroct, New York, | @ 9 0) () TRUST FUNDS 70 LuaN NEW | aathion chapemmiietton sat 7500.00 1887, 95; Tennessee sixes, old, ex coupon, 61; do, = _ ——a— ——— $20 000 York and Prookivn, on improved J assistani auditor of accow * *sf003 op do., new, €X coupon, 61; Virginia sixes, old, 2; | A BANKING HOUSE IN THIS CiTy Hoino a sare | Property.” CALLENDER 2 LACRENOS, wv Pie street, 200 OF oe G + Virg! 5 business, desires # pariner io increase capital, ad- | —— Sata ae om ey 16” 00 do, do,, new, 32; do. do., consolidated, 61; do. | drées, stating amount to invest 84¥i.TY, box 150 Herald $231),000 E.TATE, RONDE TO, LOAN ON A DEADLOCK IN THE BOARD. LTD 0 do., do., second series, 35; ao, do., deferred, 11; | SMe ee ieee buy ftst class improved city property: oo 8, 153 ; a TOOK PRIVILEGES CaN BE USK ildioels atbia Dataten li ond Lo'closk, : Fs Osormin sixes 15: do sevens, new, 91; do. dou | A STOOK CRILIGHGES Cay ne usu aa gaBuld | Nal atu, ‘bruh delay octtcentiey fa ck ise endorsed, 80; North Carolina sixes, old, January | sockiih:relelictie risk in this ine hod ot aoeruting. | 2 stoct“vooucg: AMOrMeY-arhaw, Now Cando War | we Wenoe and Mr. Wheeler Want rs at Gi onc td and July, 20; ao. do., do., Apriiand Gotober, 20; | Te tee aeuetla.s contracts of members of the 8 7m : & AER a 4 cs Lassistant clerk. ate 120 do, do., Nortn Carolina Railroad, January and 5) for 50 shares, erdae sharon, QUaAtane aa: $265 OOO ro 404% ON BOND. MORTOAGR, More Information. 1 wo | furnis ‘ " aDo.! Trust Fun is, Second Mor wages cashed. E July, 35; do, ao, April and October, 35; do, | forustion turn TUMBRIDUE & UO. IOHARD V. HAN eT, YY, 355 -» AP 883 do, Bangers and Brokers, No. 2 Wali stree, New Yorks |e ogi ag ghey $5,000 00 do., of, January and July, 28; do. do., off, April | Stocks bought aud sold against moderate deposia eih 111 Broadway, room F, basemen! ain Waaes ia SAE AEA Lik an aA cok ve 9 and October, 28; South Carolina sixes, 25; do. do., IN” co ib MANUPAOTI TO LOAN—ON FIRST AND 5:OOND heen anticip ie Se VATIONS. Cea RIY IN A SUCCESSFUL MANUFAOTURIN| $390.00 city mortgazes; Leascholds wanted; | Mental bureaus that action on the revised esti- | | general clerk....... 4.160 09 January and July, 154; do. do., April and Octo- 168s, desires to negotiate with some caplt favorable terms. Ap): RENO & GULUMARK. 23 2 Cerks, at $L000 cach... 3,600 00 ‘ A of Su. tor che vurpose of erecting ude Park | hating Seton . mates for the ba‘ance of this year would be taken | 2 assstanccierks, at $2,000. 4,000 08 ber, 19%; do, Funding act, 1866, 18; do, non- | #3 and machinery proper for the lemiti Park row, Express Building, . Tassis ant clerk... 1,000 Oy fundabje bonds, 6; Louisiana sixes, do. do., Destam a homonsips of bee bus Heat aatisienaig rof- mr 0 0 y TO LOAN ON FIR-T MORTGAGE ON as soon as the revised requisiti ons were handed | j S3sistant clerk. 1,200 va new, 20; do. do., new, floating debt, 20; do. sevens, | will benlluwed. ‘Address staring. when ail whore $51 -0( first class imoroved and unimproved | 12. This has been done since the 23d of last month, | } wrtsant crerk... 1500 Penitentiary, 20; do. sixes, levee, 20; do. eights, | iterview cau be had, MANUF AUIU AER, box 176 coral iitiees CAPITALIER Box So Teccmoa as only. | but the Comptroller. neglected te comply with the 27 4 waa atlas sas : demand of the Board tn jurnishing details until 3,500 OB levee, 20. bn — : SE = si '939 08 MEMORANDUM. (ommnxotaL, WARGHOUSE OUOMPANY—CASH BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. within @ few days ago. Messrs, Vance and 1,000 capital, $2,002,000—Ofice, 29 Wl 3 als posits Seb gview oe Perr (aun ‘The earnings of tne Indianapolis, Bloomington Rxchang oh eee warehousss, ifton lo dace uhaskion: PO ULOTHIGRS.—A LARGE AND PROFITABLE | W5¢el6r were unwill ng to pass upon the Comptrol- et and Western Railway during the first week in Cas aay age p nade ob Grit olaa peourition o8 Semand A. Bu fuess tor sale or exchange tor cood City Prop- | ler's rough est.mates without specifications, or to | 1 messenger... 1/200 June, 1874, were. $21,208 Chandise, stored in vur own warehouses oF consigned to | Stock. ‘Address: a; Herald Cplown Branch ofice, ‘wr | PAS# Upon the estimates of tue various other de- | roeq) 33,451 50 LOB sacs <ciaeene ae + 81,908 , us on favorable terns woek. y ¢ Briments without at first examinmg them. xa ‘ PAUL J. ARMOUR, Prosident, oh hire otie TN p . aeor Taabeaoet aa Jonk i: NAVARRO, Vito Prestdont, MAN WITH 85000 TO $is00 WANTRD FoR | Hence there hag been adeaa lock in the Board, | } Toclver of taxoe . "ins For 5 months to June 1, 1874. + 602,153 FELICIANO. Lat sa, Thied Vice eresdent, Ree torn nay COEATAnE, Mx Dee Cane per bet when finally the Comptroller acceded to tne de- ere. ae ioe For 5 montus to June 1, 1873. ‘ B6h1s0 | Pauly. armour, Wan. b. GH velimater, | Feb. W. YKhS &OU.NodDey eee "”*” ‘| mands of the other members of the Board ana Ks, wt B20) $03 8 Increage..., 131,716 , 2008 Buird, Tuomas urphy, y'B. Hyde, handed in his detailed account, as will be found 4 - hed SALES AT THE NEW YO: said ee ann cin ins i Kk "ha Havemeyer called a meeting of the Boura Velen : 1a 0 2. ms rae Sig Sais gee his inven jon, e: une wee! jayor Havemey aller ee he Boar ¥ived ¢ EW YORK STOOK EXOSANGE. JOMMONWBALTH. OF VIRGINIA tam: COUROMs: | views INYENTON, box Ba/Horald ofa for yesterday afternoon at one o'clock. At that | fore ian ® ue January aw ul tl the consolida. ae ta > FONE ESTEE ah nl . ifeled i. ‘t i Saturday, Ju: a Eoieoaun bonds, bousnt ow richt, or Will ive two'thieds Cash A MANUFACTURING BUSING: | FO: SALE— | time and lung previous thereto Vie Comptrolier | y oiory panties dicen eet $2.70 0 jore Call. one-tiird interes: ceruticate. Pr.ce reasonable: terms easy; article staple; net é 4 H bart nae Tre ve : oe 10) sha West Un Tel.s3 JOUN B, MANNING, 73 Br. adway and No. 7N prone wii! exceed $2.2) yearly; busines man With had been closeted with His Honor, Sclorks, a ach. does ry ao. Py bm eae NEE on ht ag ges ———~ | small oc Can investigate this. Half-past one arrived, when flually Mayor Have- | § clerk! her Xi OUTO y Cy) =| LLOYD, 29 Bi “s 7% | a to) sul.oa. New York’ cif eroperiy iso eave EPaR WHO UNDE ms a ae meyer walkod in and assuined tus presidential chair. Mole 1H Oe sums ir i t OSC i oUnty. a id a y Nis iN i y ~ cle! i % \ 41g | game. for cruon.yn. and. Weslchoaier opulty re Pad ig ehle te fares alNsern ae But thus far the Comptroller, with grimly smiling | z temporary clerks, $1 + 20) 0 = = a i: a —< roe ig / “oe rien established oa etal use having upital of $s gern countenance, sat viewing tue situation, Along Total rrr AVIN. N OK AMOND CLUSTER party unst be frst: n every res, ec ress, Wi Ae for $)), two Solitaire studs, $225, Collar Button for | references, W. & C., box 249 verald out side of him was Mr. Richard Storrs, his deputy, nee ww | $5, lays oid Wai "i pret pee beara ately —_— — Hiatt vneeueoneneeen _ | with nothing visible of him above the huge stack rei yeaa sf bet or toge her, at @ sac ifice. Adtress Flv ‘ui Os —ADDITIONAL CaPITAL PROCURED FOR MER. i : 01K . 170 08 10 NILY, Heraia Uptown uranch office. A iT A gitierac Rept Matate| peter One MIME BIEBER DAA WRN, AOA BTONDM) | HaeceHOAaE, saa sens+sraseerses 2000 08 I. GRANT, NO. 1) PINE STRYED HAS MONEY interests, &c., nego. | the room numerous persons were ranged WhO | 3 veputy coueciors, at $1.50 eac! 3, 00 03 HH. i, ‘sreauy to loan on Borteage and New York | approved opportun vies, areking vusivens advice of | came there to look alter the matter of tue Lexing- Silenuly collectors. as $1,000 enol oiga kas a) ce veces ya Principals desiring to re 440 Church stvoats Haulwin, Sexton, & ton avenue extension, mvolving an expenditure C aes 5 acturing ewelers, No.1 on'sirect, &c. 5 A A “ ' + ere e| i superintendent of markets. house on s10:h street cl y five years, ea s aes ; MOKiio HF DUWLi, Counsellorat- Law, 79 Nassun et, CLAS$ CATHOLIO UNDERTAKING BS. | ARG Correction, oud a full representation of the | {oir to Wechintion aarket: 7 POS eT Te G fs i epee pad tablishment, doing jendid business, togeth press, r > W ‘cel, ae $1100 US6-20,0,'62-bS 114 $2000 Ua62.0 Gn b3 1K | T WANT LOANS ON THRER NEW HOUSES IN | win Sanic, Horie, Wagon, Collins andeverythineneces- | Mr. Earle, the whttom County Auditor, ame in | Ideputy to LO iret ene : ao ou) Li C4. a sd ti: 5. 3 7. 12 2 hs RR Rat Meh coat Ae p boae Lona its Sonu SiaE gary for 4 } salisiactory Feusons during ts painiul pauge and handed to ht chief | 1 clerk to Jefierson Ket, 1,5) 09 HR Me Ue. tgp Golbtoatrs"Adwess box Ad Fos ue + | iin Gieres Went OTDWY CR Hanan muting | Some Ml (urooAby mat Of some sorup wowian, in | 2elerk 0 Onion Marae _ ae Wu) (B'S. Ctl. 18; % rapsags Peoers corner of Fulton aud Nas au sireets, roo 2, second floor. fe pm razeoing). Finally cot Total... as $12, 50 0 Board—10:30 A. M. | WANT A LOAX OF $1,501 08 $2(0) ON #0 AGRE | ——_—__ ata it la il ah ar ot Tod ef eT i pire BORIAY FOR GULLROTION OF ASskasuieNTS i i i farm, Ne + Y rk. 100 miles trom city, worth tour t mes rc PAL OKER IS \TED— WA BDKEL r . ribaledl - | 1 collector of assessments... : 0) 08 Sy ahs Vac M3 Co... 41% | amount’ Address WOuKING FA MBit, Heraid ice fake Dold oa ta GAO dburbrm Lot Vropscrsone | VaRcing, and in A moment aiter ne nal taken his = ry — ~————— | of mens, who 1s not afraid to lay outa few dolarg will | Sect. Toe minutes of the previous meeting were | 1 ca 2000 | ave GERREAE gmabL SUM i $5,900, (o $ 00. | be liberally dealt with. Address ALITY, Herald { cant ine poo to be read, when Mr. Wheeler also Par ieamant clack: sean es i special loans, for Mor gage on few York cliy tue office. arrived. in “ proved vroperty, wichout bouus; no delay, eo — —-—___-— ‘the record of the previous session being finished | } clork.. 15.0 08 | Hs te GRANT, LI Pine streots RAR R WANTED—IN AN OLD ESTABLISHED, anaine same adopred, tae Comptroiler Fai tna | f cierk® Beat 4 i & W, SELIGMAN & C A, Oxcel ent payins business; rare chance for a bust | as chere was @ fuli Board present he hoped tne | 4 messe $1706 08 hess man wih small capi al; an honorable vusiness | & . 21 Brond Bee eae y, Chance. MAX BAYSRSDOAHER, Mt Chambers street. | CONS deration of the revised estimates tor 1874) | eres \ Yasue Letters of Credit ior Travellers, oe : ——_-_____~. | Wenld Domane into, eocived all the tuforma: | Bxsminors: anaistants: Sxperts, £6 banat { ) Ravable in any part of Europe, Asti, Airc, Austra | A a ee ee eae Araceae iano: | tion that wilt enible ‘re to lurm a judgment as to | Satins Work, claims and ucoduuts 20,000 00 | Draw wills of Exchange and make Telegraphic Trans | nd: rea vy sales for ca: ‘profits 200 per cent. Address | What amount shall be appropriated to the diferent TEGAN. \ secetesentay i ottee. tutu 98 lw Soha rN TKDE WS Bs Jv Mercantile B'k. vty aw 15 Nawsuu Bank 6 2 2) Bunk of Rep 10 Oy Wes Co 18 (miner Sw Du Pac 300 20) WwW wo 00 10 in Ww v1) 200 4630 Tw iw lw t 3 10) ; ww | ' ve Call, 600 shs West Un Tel... , Weahs Loa MSH. 1B o 7: lw ao. Ww) 24 Pacific Nail uo | «00 oN) nw 30 20 buy 0. | 10) Erte 1, ao. Second Board—1 P. M. $1000 Un PRR ist..bo 87 SUshsLS4MS RL. qiUn PA's ne.be 74 BW. Co. 7 | Ti she Deb& 1 an.b o 117% 50 50U West Cn Tol..be.U3 7% 0 do. in 2 4 "se eEragces BRE Be 2:30 to 3 P 700 shs West Un Tel. 10shs LS 4M 5 Rbs 170 0. 72 300 “ rh Bu a 1% bh Te 2 Ww 41 fee raat aeae 48 do. ii RRik'ss RK. 58 = Hee! Harein. Del, cack & W.1 . phore a 9% a ah a EUROPSAN MARKETS, Loxpow Provuce Marker.—Loxpox, June 1$—Kven- ing.—valcutta linyced, 9. Linseed oll, £25 Us, a £29 per ton. __FINANCIAL, A 3200 TO LOAN AuMEDIATE Ly, + sitll amounis, on First and second Mortgaces and Leasehol | Froperiy, city oF Brooklyn: owest current ries, PHALJN & SLOAN, dL Bast seventeenth street, UGUST BELMONT & CO, Fankers, 19 and 2! Nassau street, issue travellers’ crodits, available in all parts of the world, through the Memsrs. De Rothschild and their correspondents, Also commercial credits and Money on Calitornia, Europe T REASONABLE RATES Endowment Lnsurance Pe Securiues. Ingurunce ot all i: companies. J.J HABRICH LARGE OR legraphic transfers of cr MONEY N LIFE AND ies, Mortgages and other dy edlected. with best 'CO,, Li Brondway. A —LAPSLEY & BAZLEY, BROKERS, 74 BROAD. « WAY, BUY AND SELL PRIVILEGKS; ALSO DUUBLE PRIVILEGES ON “MEMBERS OF Tit bX. CHANGES" O04 RESPONSIBLE PARTIES, sTOCK ERATIONS MADS AGAINST APPROVED PRIVI : slo per lou SUARED FOR PU OR CALLS; S40 FOR DOUBLE PRIVILEGE LEXAND)R FROTHINGHAM & COMPANY, 12 Wail street, organize incorporated companies and secure additional capual for merchants, manufacturers: ners. Various amounts always for invesiment =—TO CAPITALISTS.—AN UNUSUAL OPPORTU- « nity is overed to parties wishing to invest in an um- proved Coal Property, situa.ed in the heart of the Penn- al region on the line of the Penn. sylvania dailroad: one-fith of the property subject to & ten years’ leave, which pays now in royalty $4,000 per annum ani increasing; price $10,000, of which $.5,W00 cash and the baiuce in five orien years, bor turtner particulars appiy to D. BRNEST MELLISs, Mining mineer, 62 Broadway. —BONDS AND MORTGAGES PROMPTLY «cashed large amounts always on hand vor Invest A iment. 171 Broadway, rovm No. 1 —MONEY READY TO LOAN ON FIRST CLAS + Property; also money to purchase A No. | First or Second Mortgages. 1 b. BASSE OR 31 Park row, rooms 13 a\ -MONEY LOANED PROMPTLY UPON MoRT. gage, on city Property: Mortgages bought and . BA few 7 per cent first mortgave bonds on oie of our best old (runk railways, at only 65 torest; abaruain, V. K. STEVENSON, Jr., U1 Pine st. SPECIALIY MADE OF PROCURING LOANS ON | A. Bona und: mortenge ; largo sums rondy- for i | diate invesiment; leaseholda, seconds; no unnecessary | delays. HIPMAN & Misi XE, 52 William street, Union Bui YOUNG LADY OF RESP©CTABILITY AND RE. $58,715,000; Coin, $81,083,263, incinding $39,977,600 In coin certificates; outstanding legal tenders, $332,000,000. The Assistant Treasurer, to-day, pald finement desires a loan from a gentleman of ample | Means: good security given: none but responsible, trst | Can partes need answer. Address LULU PUPS, uorad | oitice. iy YO LUrope Caikio.n. Oreck « PIRUCK, 1066 BROADWAY, HA} MONY TO Inun ‘on Real hstute in New York and Brook ynj also to purchase virst and Secons Morigages a1 markeb ‘Brivg papera. pox i20 Herat bRv .DWayY, b PARTNER WANTED—WITH $600 AND UPWARDS, im an established splendidly paying cash bu-inesst | many orders unfided tor want ot capital. Address GOOD CudwCE, box 12) Herald ollice. | 7 AVING Tox & COMPANY, BANKERS, 10 PINB Ld st.—vraw bilis on London, receive deposits subject t cheek; & per cent interost ullowed on daily balances, ONEY TO LO\N ON MORTGAGE ON NEW YORE aud Brovkiyn Property; also buys und sells Second Mortgages. Guu, tli browaw ONBY TO LOAN--ON FIRST CLASS PROPSR:Y, 40 GUMS fo sUds, Withont bonas, ‘ UGH N, UMP, 106 Broadway. ONBY TO LOAN—ON FIRST ULASS REAL ke :a.0 In: ew York city, Wesichester county, Brook- oo ei Oiiy and Hob. ken. Principaw pluase ad- rest CASH, box 3,S0k Post ousted. | NOTICK.—PE tSONS HOLDING BONDS AND SOCKS of tie State of South Carol na who ue-ire to ex- Chinge tiem ior the Con-oliiauen bowls and stocks autiorized under the tunding ascot that ture, can have tie exchaage promptly avvended toby the south Caro lina a und rust company, of Co umbia, 8. C, at one. eighth oF oue pe. x) don the rce values of the Con-o.ida von sion ts und Stock. xpress churges paki the owners of che bo Zz HARDY SOLOMON, President Retrences— melons Park Bunk, New Yor Peoples National Bank, x | NEW YORK 7 P&B CANT Town Bonds, first olass Sccurit.os, Le.ow par, for anlo by AusiLKI H. NiOULAY & 0», tock Brogere and Ausiions ‘Do. 43 Pine street, N.Y. ‘BW Y RK CiTY SKVRNS, Hrookiyn City Sevens Buffalo ik eine ol DANIEL A, MORAN. 40 Wall sirect. FFICK OF SELMA, MARION AND MEMPHIS RAIL. wav Baa Memphs, Tean., Mny 18, 1874,—A meetiny of ‘he ho de 8 of «we bonds of this company in- doised by the staw 0: Alavaina is requested to moet mo in con erence at the St. stcaolts Hotel, New Yora, on Thutsiay, June 1. ut Wo'clocK a, M. A. 5. WHITE, Prostdent pro tem. OPES: Oka The HANN/BAL AND ST, JOSEP Rat.road Company. 73 SRoapway, New York, June 11. 1871, Fifty thousand do lars of the Missouri State 6 per cent bonds, kaown as che * Uannibal uid <t. voseph issue,” mavuring on the Lith inst, Wit be paid bow vresenta- tion at fis oflice on und alter that da 0) SOU H CAROLINA FUNDED BONDS —w. . | LICK, Cuoumina, 8. C,, will ate nd to fanding south Caroline Bonds; Coupons’ tuadet separately and pur. Chased at nest rates; commissions 3g per cent. Ke'ers to the Presdeis anu Casiuer of the Nauonal Bank oi the Republic, New York. 7° LO AN—ON $-5.000, $-5, $6,000 and $4,000, one GU. Denwes only.” For snic, & o.ce ) wutown’ Proverty ; first 1s Less than ol the prover'y. “Wanied. ir New York, COOK YM, 9OH.0M, $3.00), $45.0 and $0} aul prime applications is OF twit counsel ad dress NUaMAN o BLNTL o1, broker, 75. ront street. HE PROPRIETOR OF A FIRST CLASS SUMMER Kesort will give @ gentioman Loard ‘or the season for the uo of $ ,5u0, with security. Address SUMMEK, bo 182 iseraid oihve. U had CAPIPALD T3.—I HAV 10 FIt TUAGE ondesirabie, brick cottages and lots, worth $4. each; mori ach. Liberal di: ‘Al discomut; princi A. G. DARWIN, 229 Broadway. Sake $20.0 e: Pals only, 3 J “loans on Real Hstate in New York, New Jersey and Weatcnester county. «cond morigages cashed. Cail in Person and save commission. WASTED-THE BU-INKNS OF SOME (RLIABLE | house to attend to in the New York stock i.xchange. Address J. U,, box 5,62 Post ollie J ANTED—MONEY TO INVEST FOR PARTUS long time on Western Mortgages. Waste: bought. Cvotieciions made and Clains bought. SLO NLL, Je Financial Agents, No. lw ton street, Chicagy, UL FOR Lands ANTEU—A_ LOAN OF $49,000 ON FIRST CLASS Harbor Prope.ty in the ery of Builalo worth $125,000; a less sum would be taken: The property reats pn ah aah le bat Aduross BUFFALO, box 6 Ueraid ofiice. Vea ! 1Q 7° 2 PeR cENt Tnvestme nis, strictly first class City and County Bonds and Railroad Bonds, Cuy Railroad Stocks, In-urance and Gaslight stock and other choice Stock and sonds, paying 10 to 20 per cent, ata large reduction beiow bar, fur sale b; LER? HU. NICOLAY & CO., No. 43 Pine street, N. X. ‘ocurities our special years. PE 2 TO 40 PER CENT PER ANNUM FOK $8,000. tJ) see bh.vERGY, box LI7 Herald office, under “Busl- ness Opportunities.” DIATELY, FOR FIVE $2. 500 WANTED-IMME et. months; will one percent per moath aid dive good security ; parties ony 1 neca inaw. aduress A, box Branch oll WANTED—POR A TERM OF Y“ARS ON improved property in the most desirable $3.500 d not more than three- part of Brooklyn; amouny wante eighths ihe value, Address BURRUWER, lus Maiden lane. Herald Uptown 500, ove ain al ollice. 5.000 To clAScOIMEDIATELY, ON FIRST ). tMortwage, on city property. ° For full par- ticulars apply to WeLcLAM TUCK ik, 22) Fiith avenue, above swenty-sxth street, $7 500. —FOR SALE, A PURCHASE MONEY UU. First Mortgake on Property near Brook: lyn: value of property, $45.00; one year to run; prin. | cloals oniy deal; with. Adaress C. P. ROSS, 783 Broad TO LOAN ON OLY HOUSE—$130,000 street, Newark, N. trust tunds toloan on Improved Prop- $15.00 erty the city, without bonus; parties must bring their . A. J. LYN: 11 Pine street. =I WILL PAY GOOD INTEREST TOA ‘+ party who will toan or assist to raise the unt. For parucuiars address &. C., Herald FIRST MORTGAGE IN NEW YoRK: | 4 2s. - | MON LOAN COMPANY, 132 BROADWAY—MAKE | neaning business | LADY, WITH SMALL CAPITAL, CAN PULCHASE | an casy busines; on reasonable term.; preseut owner Address HONsSI'Y, Herald office. AN ACCEPTABLE PARTNER WOULD BE TAKEN in a tegit susceptible of considera- to imate enterpris ble magnitude; not savjcct to compeuts n° suil tastes of industrivos, practical, honest busi f $75) to $1,5)) may ba required. addres Raine and reference, 8. WiNFIELD, box Li oflice. GOOD BUSINESS MAN WAN'ED—WIT! $1,000 cash to loan; reul estate security given; lbori 7 Any one Who can comp y with above addioss H, & GO,, Herald Uptown Branch office. { & MOUNTS OF $1,0)) AND UPWARDS CAN Bi IN- + vested to return é per cent per month on gool col. interal, Apply to J, LOUIS WAL-H, rom 1M, 71 Broadway. BUSINESS WANTED, “ALOON, OYSTER OR | fhe Market preterrod, or’ would take a five years’ or longer Lease of premises sut'abic tor the esuiblish- Ment of the sine: to nrepare busines: or ie.ao the prem. 1s 8; must be ata price to correspond w th the present times: roferences—Linfiorts for five ana ten years Ad- dress, (or on: Week, wiv.ng ull particuars, R, box 1) Herald Uy ‘alch office. A. BYSIDIAN, FOR A LOW FIGURE, May Hal Promises und a ood Practice of one going abroad: best reterences exchanged. eas J. W. K., box 235 Mexalg billce. » = PARTY, HAVING A W° Lb KaTABLISH ED DRUG Business, in goo! location, wishes to incet with a Phystctan with a good practice, wno wou d take entire Charge of parinersnip. Address PUY IC.AN, box 112 Heralé Uptown Branch ofc. YAPITALISTS.—A RAR CHANCE TO BUY A VERY J valu ble Patent, useful to all; best sclims article ever invented. For’ circulars or furtaer iniormation please address F, B., 164 Delancey street. ath, Herald RIOR S\LE, OR WOULD TAKE AN AQTIVE Pant. ner ina Miinery Store, wita acanital of $1,500 or $2.001,—A person that waderstands, tie bu-iosy ‘as the Droprietress wants to wavel for her beaith. Apply to DAViD SLMP5SOS, To sassau street. WILL SELL OR TRADE HANDSOME DIAMOND Karrings, Worth $2.0 ver pair: a of Rings and Pins for realizable Merchanlise. Apply to J. LOUIS WALSH, 7i Broadway, rooin 14), OF DEATH WILL SELI, AA facturing Bus ne: ile Wed by railroads; staple as liowc; covered by | patent; profits laree. FUNSTON & LA PETRA, 245 Broadwa: [MRORTANT TO, MA’ UFACTURERS —FOR SALE, two valuable and well paving Patents; this chance seldom offered; reason forselling, wautoi ‘capual. ads dress PATEN', Herald o.tice, PORTUNITY TO RRALL gain.—\dvertiser will soli Pied ond in for $15), cost $230; Gold Watch, cost for $4). Ad. Herald Uptown Branch oiiice. VALUABLE BAR. ize ‘icket tor $ of laty's hunung case dress WADHLGION, ARTIES LOOKING FOR A P! ANT AN) PRO: ttable business, with imi ed means, will find it by Calling at office 48 West Twenty-axtn street, uear Sixth | avenue, ARTNER WITH $15,000 WANT ful wholosaly busines, in metal in Brooklyn and wareroom in vew —IN A SUCCESS. Nine, with ta Yorc: var ing \o take charge of aiter and finances; present pro- | prictor will remain nt factory, Appiy at GGGs & CARLETON'S, 93 Broadway, eR WANTED—WITH Petroleum and Chet tablished over. 20 year Apply to HAL, 153 Wil sound and profitable iain street. | RTNER WITH $1,00) WANTED—IN PUBLISHING J a novel: may be examined and a crit'cal opinion of its Anancet ccess obtained. Address AU. HORMSS, Herald Uptow ‘anch office. | s* LL OR LARGER SUMS OF MONKY CAN BL ID | SY vested more safely in Puts and Caits than any busi- nes: Full informati 1UMBRIVGK & Cv., Brokers, No. 2 Wali sirect, New York. | pa ny v HOSE HAVING A FIRST CLASS SEV OF TINN “s { Tools and Machines, with or without Stock, to sell | cheap for cash. address TINNER, box 194 Hecald vitice. ANTSD—A PARTNER WITH A SMALL CAPT tal, to take an interest in the kindling wool busi- ne rd established 10 years; desirably located near | | the riverund doing a good paying business. Apply. to THOMAS G, BENTON & SONS, No. “9 West street, N.Y, NTED—AN ACTIVE, ENERG&TIC YOUNG ‘with $500, to open a downtown oilice ia a s.raight, legitimate pusiniess: pays a iarze profit, Adoress A. & *, care Hoyt House, 759 Broadway. Wa ACTIVE PARTN(R. WITH MEANS IN an established legitimate business; citv reterence iven and required. Address BUSINE box Ml Lerald Jptown Branch oitice. FANTED-A PRACTICAL CONFECTIONER, TO take half interest in.a business already established and paying a goo! annual bu: on the best thoroughfare in he city; cash required, from $4.00 to $60, Address GUUD LIVING, Herald office, JANTED—AN ACTIVE MAN TO IN and take position of treasurer in a I business that wall bear investigatios NSH, box 2,681 Post office, JANTED-YOUNG MAN WITH $500 IN NO. 1 business as partner, to take general charge; will 3 this sulmmer ; no risk. 14 south Fifth av. TO 40 PER CENT PER ANNUM, AND PROBABLY | ore, can be realized by investing $5,000 trom six months Atranyements can be made tor one, three years, Address ENERGY, box U7 Herald $1,000 mak 25 office. A()) 70 38% TO INVEST IN ANY GOOD OFFICE Dole oF paying business, wih services, Address, for two days, HUWO, box 101 Hera:d office. $500, ties; staple CHINE 3U WANTED, AGENTS WITH THIS aMOU to control'a valuable agency in new spe ods and large profits. The SiWING MA- WLS CO., 237 Broadway, New York. WILL PUROHASE A FIRST OLAS3 MAN+ $1,500. Bae, Conn AsS a einer lyn; salesmen wanted. JHAPMAN, ii S71 Broadway, up stairs, WANTED—TO INCREASE THE BUSI- $5,000 Hess of a well known anit popular dress: papers to secure prompt action, | pe AND $6,500 TO LOAN- ON BOND AND $20,000 trorchier arse Menon improved ex property, without bonus or commission, Principals ad- Gress APLORNEY, box 5,6i3 Vost of making and raillinery ostablishinent, im this ci or full particulars address box 132 Herald ofhes, 6 WILL PUNOHASE ONE-HALF IN- $20,000 erestintwavelyeary ueave watts now Paying a not profit of $18...0 per year: KOBERT W. $25,000 OR $70,00.-THR NE ready cash capital Induc superior tity m | terest tn iu i two Collteries in operation, or wottd seli parcin fee; would torm a limited partnershi oF a joint s\ock company: liberal charier reaay; coul Arruti.o with iwrKe consumers oC coal io save $l per ton on thotr supplica. For immediate personal interview with propittor, NOW iM city, Audres® box 224 Dat | ofllow. New York, * WANTED, A PARTNER TO JOIN AD- + vertiver in a legitimate and weil paying reerences ot the high- ‘Address U. M. mis OVD, 229 Brondway. $25.000 Dusiness; capital required $25,000 est character given and required, 158 Herald office. v CASH KQUITY IN IMPROVED REAL \ $30.000 Estate Gaxchanse for Interest of retir- ing partner or Partnership tn some weli established pay- Ing business; Sew York preferred, Address, with tuil ; Stance, is 8 pauper reiative to the Parks aarticulurs, lock box od Newburg Post office, N.Y departments, Mr. GREEN made some Observation in a sotto voce tons which was inaadivie to the reporters and osher ‘persons present. Mr. Vancg.—Yes, the time is growing short; it 1s two weeks since this Board was called upon to take up (hese estimates, and yet they have not vet been furnished with tne inormation required tro the departments, | saw a notice in the City Record | this morning calling a meeting ior to-day, put I did Dot expect that any such merting would be calied, Now 1 presume that the Mayor and Comp- troier have got all the iniormation they waut, but Mr. Wheeler and myseli—at least I speak ior myseli—have to go to the departments to get the invormation tiat we require. kor mv part I | shati not vote to take up these es imates uuttl I am periectiy satisfied on the subject. It, there- tore, thee 18 no other business before the Board but the tax levy, | move the Board adjourn, Mr, GREEN—I know 01 no business so important as the co isideration of t esc extinates, Tieel an imperative necessity foraction. There are gentie- men oi the departments waiting nere now to «et their statementa of what tue departments require, and I tiiok thas it has been put off too ‘ar already, ‘Toe law requires tiat we shoald compiete our uc- tion on tuese estimates before tne lat of July, and T ubink it 1ujurious tw put off the consideration of the subject any longer. here is sume other ousi- hess here wich requires to be laid beiore the Board, but J believe tue taking up of the estimates is very important, particularly as the Mayor will be going out of town in aiew cays, Here, for in- ‘Depart- ment, making & requiaition tor Lae issue oi $100,000 worth 0: siock. Mr. VANCE—I move that It Is lald on the table. a a put the motion to vote, whica was carried, Mr. GReEN—Here is @ communication from the New York Bridge company, whicu | sha'l read. Mr. GREEN read tue letter, which requested the tenth instalment of $150,000, Mr. VANCE—I move tuat it be laid over, and it was laid over. Mr. GREEN: $70,00) New wish to offer a resolution to issue ork County Court House bonds. On the motion oi Mr. Vance the resolution was | laid over. Mr. GREEN—He'e |g a resolution to issue $512,000 stock, Which 18 the apportionment of the city’s quota forthe Lexiuzton avenue extension. Lun- derstand tiat sone parties who own property on tie Ime of Lexington avenue feel groatly aggrieved at tae gross inequauties to which they have been subjected, and they desire an opportunity tu escape irom the cousequences of the Confirmation 0, this assessment, Tiere are several of them bere, and a leiter which has been received (reading a long epistle 0; no public iuterest) shows what the com- missioners of this improvement wave done. it seems (oO be proper that this matter be stated to the Board prior to their action, [want to im- press upon the minds of the Board that all this forms a very serious charge uyon the city. Here one or two of the persons alluded to by the Comptroller arose and addressed the Board on the sunject. on the motion of Mr. VANCE the matter was laid over. Mr. Green--In the discharge of my duty I feel cated upon again to earuestly urge upon you the desirability of going on with the estimates. Mr. WHEELER—I have given almost all my atten- tion to these estimates, and in the aischarge of my duty I this morning—that 1s, we—(I meav Mr. Vunce and myself, for he, too, signed the letter) addressed a lerter to the Mayor, of whica the ful- lowing is @ copy :— bd be New Your, June 15, 1974 Mon. Witt F. Havewrrer, Mayor :— Dear Atter giving (he revised departmental esti- +o far as received, our best consi leration, we nu selves unable, With tbe na Jon Deore Wy to cved to-day with toe revisi atisiactory to ourselves or to the public, Further intormation required by us we will no doubt receive irom the departments. Until tae imormation obtained we suggest tuat the meeting of the Board convc ned tor to-day be postponed by you. We will be prepared to go on with tae revision upon your re- sin torn i ve an 4 Rad ee the work until a flual esti- e e ecttully yours. ———— ne erie SAM'L B. H. VANCE. —notifying him that we were not ready, and we conciuded that there would be no meeting. Now 1 canuot go on until L have more tniormation, The Comptroller has been in communication with the diferent departments since the 23d of May. Want time to examine the subject and snall vote agaist proceeding jor another week. Mr. GREEN again reminded the Board that the law required that the proceedings should be ended belore the 1st of July. Mr. VaNce—The law 1s not mandatory on that point. I repeat that | cannot and will not vote ior the tax levy uatil I receive the miormacion which fe ene departments have been cailed upon to urn.sh. Mr. GREEN—The Mayor will leave town in a day or two. Mr, Vance (to the Mayor) —How long will you be gone Mayor—Oh, four or five days. Mr. GRvEN—I would remind you that a con- current vote of ail the members 0! the Board will be necessary with regard to the estimates, Mr. VaNce—Ihere 1s, therefore, the greater necessity tor every member to be thoroughly in- forme Mr. GrgEN—I move, Mr. Chairman, to proceed ates. we aneLal 1 hope the Comptroller will not press that vote aiter bee statements already made ‘Mr. Vance and mysell. Olena Comptroiler did press the motion, which the Mayor put, and it was lost by three negatives to Mr. Green's solitary ‘aye.’ Mr. WHEELER—/ observe, Mr. Chairman, that seversl District Courte have not sent in any eati- e! mir. VaNce—What is the amount of the judgments for the past year? Mr. GREEN answered, ‘$200,000.'" Mr. VANCE moved that the Board adjourn, sayin that he would not Cpe me? on With the esil+ tes until the week alter ne: miter some fuither discussion the Board finally adjourned un il Monday, at twelve o'clock. ‘The following are the revised supplemental esti- mates as handed in to the Board of Estimate and Apportionment yesterday, but unacted upon, SUPPLEMENTAL ESTIMATE No. 1, SHOWING ITEMS MAKING TOTAL OF $30,418, IN BSTIMATE FOR FINANCE DEPARTMENT !— J comp.roller. $10,000 00 j lai comptroller (vi $000 00 DASSIBLANE oe eon 7.000 00 Levers to comptroller. . 4.500 00 Tstock and bond clerk. £000 00 Lassistant ClerK...s0e S000 00 1 bookkeepe £00 00 T assistant boo! 2000 OO Lyenerai cle 500 00 4 assistant 8,00) 00 1 anditor 3.00 00 1 assista Tao 09 Leeneras clerk ‘20) 0 Lassisiant clerk. * 1252 0D Tassis.ant clerk. + o00 00 T general clerk 2 tw w Lussistant clerk, * 9500 0) 1 record clerk. Tew 00 S assistant clerk: 6.00 00 L assistant clerk, . bone ral THE DAPARTURNT OF PUBLIC WORK To HONORABLE THE BoaRp OF BSTIMAEKS AND ‘APPORTIONMENT :— Gaxtixwxx—T herewith respectfully submit the amounts appropriated tor the year L474 by the Board of Fsumate and Apportionment, applicable to oer! accounts as revised by the,Qerc of the sound of super visors aud transmitted to suid Board of stimato a: | Apportionmen:.' J nder the operation of ehapiers 30 | and 305, Laws of 1374, transferring certain duties to thi | departinent, I have the nonor to submit the estimates | gaidolerx and recommend them ior iavurabie sctom, ‘There being. however, no provision for “heating county offices” i By tt a & mauler opeane tw chat rt bey 5 res! Jully, ova eine BOOM VAN NORT, Commissioner of Pub lc Works. ‘THE JODICIARY—THIRD DISTRICT COURT. fer Satarvea. 1 Justice... ‘10,01 2 clerks, a° $3,00) each. rx For salaries. For repairs, Total ie $23,709 08 Yours respectlully, JAMES W. FOWLER, Justice. RIGHTH DISTRICT cOUKT. Salaries, 1 Justice. ++ $10,000 68 2 cierks, at a 6.000 9a I menograph 2,00) 08 1 interpreter. 1,209 08 1 janitor. 1,509 08 8 nin al 3,60) For stationery a For fuel 20) OD For repair: bu) OO ++ 925,30 08 A PIOUS SCOUNDREL. A Devout Kentuckian Arrested for Mur- der and Bigamy—An Old Coon Caught. The St. Louis Democrat gives this interesting bis of current biography:—About a year ago Bridge- ton received an addition to its population in whe person of Marion Phelps, wno migrated to that place irom Clay county, He brought with hima young woman, wuom he introduced aa his wife. Very friendly relations sprang up between him and | the people o. that viuage. He soou became.a lead- | ing man in the Methodist church, and duriag the | past wiuter bas been preacaimg and iecturing Wita Teat acceptanc® to the peopie of that vicimity. esterday morning Serzeanis Joyos and Fox arrived in the city with Phelps, having arrested him on an indictment ior murder. The case has beew | stated substantially as lullows:—Sume eighte | months ago Pheips and a man named Jo: | Stivers were indicted, one for stabuing and fl | other ior shooting @ man, They were released om bail, Whea they determined to leave the country, but, being short of junds, Concovied a desperate acheme for reiaiorcing their finances. Stivers aad been «associated wit United States deputy mar- | Shals in search for ulicit distilleries, having tre- | quently Under pret and his nplice arrested iaylor Co.deron, ® pedier, who, they thought, had acquired @ suvall | fortune by disposing of liquors secretly and with out license. Their plan was to scare him so thas he would be glad to suare his profits with them, and then to ieave the country with the funas | tuus acquired. Their prisoner, however, made | bis escape s.on alter being arresved, but .ol- lowiug fim up the next day, they caught sight of him and shet him down as he ran. Kach of the desperadoes blamed the dther with having fired the fatai shot, and voth unmedi- ately fled. Phelps leit a wile and seven children | in Kentucky, and brought with him to this State cousin Of tus accomplice, & girl aged eighteen years, with whom he nas lived ever since, Tue are rest was effected about ten o’ciock yesterday morn- | ing, on Ar, Post's farm, sixteen itles out ou the ; St. Charles Rock road. ie prisoner was i im building @ barn for a farmer in that netg! hood when the officers toid him that he was wanted, William Parker, deputy sheriff, of Clay | county, Kentucky, camo up tor Phelps Fie bringing @ requisition irom Governor Leslie, and started back With his prisoner last night. Stivers is supposed to be in Neoraska. It appears that | Phelps Las had numerous occupations, amoag which might be mentioned preacning, the practice of law, the practice of medicine and the carpea- ter’s trade, A LOUISIANA ASSASSINATION. Killing of a Judge and a Police Ser- geant by the Father-in-Law of the Former. The New Urieans Times of the 9th reports chat for some time a feud has existed in St. Bernard parish, near New Orieans, between factions of the People, and about @ year ago Sergeant vhipmaa, Of the police force, was dred upon, but he recov ered, and never knew who inflicted the tnjary. ‘The Tunes savs:—The feud still conunued between the rival factions, though no more blood was spilt oreven an open row transpired, until Sunday, when a diticulty occurred with terribly mortal re- suite, From the information received by Generat Badger, Chiet of Police, it would appear tha Judge vonners, Justice of the Peace for the parisn, had some time married & daughter of Francis artieta, of that piace, and had j always lived in’ harmony until sunday morning, when some misunderstanding arose in whi pretty sharp words were and Mr. Conuers and his lather-in-law separated, the tormer coming to the city with Sergeant Chip- Man, Returning at evening they were watsin; down the levee, aud as they neared tie Court House they suw Artieta, who immediately raised double-barrel shotgun which he tad in ais hai and fired boch burrels, Conners and the sergeant falling mortally wounded, Conners sot through the head and Chipman through the side, Imme- diately alter the shooting Artieta fled, aud the twe wounded men were coaveyed to their eee where they were ull lying when thus cepo j hed the city. | Tejon Hoyle, from whom the tnformation came, | does not Know tue precise nature o1 the creceints | but tuller wiormation wul doudtiess reaon the cut to-dare SERVED THEM AS A SPY. | | \ |