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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lob OFFICE,
i No. Is Quincy street.
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The New York herald., 1868-06-22
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

Readers OF the HERALD cannot have failed to notice
the unusual number OF transfers occurring In the
city and vicinity since the closing Of the regular
season." AS only property that Is brought under
the hammer has heretofore had the beneat Of being
published 70 the public, and as ali the sales now oc.
earring are private transactions we shall daily give
separate list Of the most important occurring. vita
names OF buyer and seller. Last week w.'ncsssa
quite br!skaess In New Jersey, prices
enormous, but sales quite lively. In Jer.
large tract Of land on the river and exte1d.E. N
either side TO Mil creek North Tenth and Prospect
streets was sold by the New Jersey Shore
Improvement Company to the Morris and
Essex Railroad Company for the sum OF
s4f5 900 for depot and other purposes. In Newark
Mr.. W. s. Hedenburgh sold his property north side
OF New street. 100 feet east Of Washington, being an
Irregular lot, with house. 70 Mr.: Alfred oughltree
for y1o, 500. T. T. Baker sold to Hannah A. Darling.
ton his property, No. 20 Mulberry, being 8oxlo0 for
10000. The premises east side OF Plane street, 20
xl2J were sold BY A. +. Honeywell 10 w o. Douglass
for q, ,5o0 The northwest corner OF Bushwick and
Parkhurst streets, about 25x75 Urregular) was sold
by Mr.. George Peters 10 Robert Chedster for 45,000
sma,l strip on che west side OF washington street
isi feet south Of Spruce, being 2x2oo, was bought
by Nancy W. smillie from J. Baylem for $500.
Al south oranaA On the Alaals Tavern Soed. Q
The New York herald., 1868-06-22

The demand for wheat was exceedingly light but the
y 90 for Nos and spring % IS for Canada
sS a e0sn 81 du ~ oS sd s 81 % g
SHa @ ysH* as aa sa S s
Sc IN store and q, aaoa DO Rye was dull small lot Psnnsy
nominal
%s,s rate:
steamer 'O @ bushels grain at 3D. s5o bale. cotton q
cake bags at las. 3D. The charters A North Ger
s sss SsT Il he co1ssS, sIs with
We o @ rf IN @ o
livery aac We quote sales the spot here Al ssc
straw s5e and do &c. 0''
iss7 crop. ioc 1853 and lsc ssc for
HESP-we heard of further sales Of Manila It was
ootanaele al ioc, gold Jute was unchanged at 6@c
MoLAs The market dull and heavy. We heard
"es o c~ved u2is @ o ana Haea 9
spirit, rpeane sSsy but the for Was ,Rads
@
sa there being but little Ind Prices were
ssssa ~ go DO strained at e lSsad 20 Do q g. a.
s S. pss ~ and ao
81 Tar Ssss Ta
.ia Ss. aS .ae sads ss1s AZ 81
sn DO N S J % o
" S ioi lss Sss .:: ss ~ esGS 5S DBL ss 81
@ 4 h sSF Ins &c. ss pSn Us
25e bb.s do for September sellers option private
comprising 1894 head; prices were higher ranging from She
plain mess Iand $40 50 S25 for do The
i25 bbs. Tece beef and beef hams dull and nominal
lSc dry saled do.l l6c l6c. smoked do 16c l6Sc.
picked hams, lsc 19c. smoked do and 20c. c bagsei
do Sales 25 packages Bacon dull and entirely nomi
nall ac for Cumberland cut l5c l6c for long clear,
I6c. for short and 16c. for short ribbed Lard
ony moderately active and easier Sales 200 packages
16cc. c. for No. to prime steam also 500 terces for
1c, both sellers option Butter and cheese were i'm.
PIfRoLEuN.-Recepts, $3.50 bbis. The crude
dull and unsettled and easier lots the spot
only heard OF 500 bbs for July private
Crude In barres) quoted at 201c The business in
bonded small there being scarcely demand from
source and prices were s irregular 500 bbs standard
rumored OF LOCO bbs on the spot al We quote
Slc 3lc Free dull at CSC. 35pc for standard white
In Philadelphia the market dull at Sc for standard
white b bbs Nsph,ha deliverable within the las, half July
RICE Carolina was dull at 1o,Sc a1lHc. Rangoon was
also dull, but steady at6tc. 7c.Jgold, duty paid.
sTEANiSE dull Small sa.es Of prime were made al
| srsAR-The demand for light, but holders de-
previous prices-viz uc. ilc for fair good
refining Cuba The sales SO hhds part at
Refined moderately active al previous pricevz
16c 1896 for powdered, crushed and granulated l5c
i6tsc. for soft while and 14c. l4tc. for yellow;
SEEDe-Cacutta nseed In fair demand but al lower
prices The saIes were 400 bags store q. % M gold
duty paid. Oiher kinds were dull and unchanged.
TAiLowWa moderate demand al steady prices. Sale
| $4,000 bbis at l2c. a 1870.
wHsKRy.-Recepss none. The market remained dul.
|
The New York herald., 1868-06-22
THE FUNERAL Of THE LATE SENATOR M'DDuGaLL IN SAN
FRANCISCO

from the San Francisco Alta California, May 25 !
The mortal remains Of the Hon. James A. McDOu-
gall were deposited yesterday afternoon In the family
vault at Lone Mountain Cemetery, ana within a few
his Senatorial predecessors Broderick and Baker.
The obsequies were conducted by the Masonic
Fraternity. At one O'Clock the corpse was removed
from Masonic Hall and placed in hearse, attached
&c which were four gray horses clad IN mourn
ing robes. very long procession followed the
remains through Montgomery, Washington and
Stockton Streets to Grace church. on the corner OF
California and Stockton streets. The pail 0earers
on the part OF the citizens were Messrs. Lorenzo
Sawyer, o. G. Pratt, S. H. Dwnell Il. W, Mckinstry,
Thompson Campbell Samuel Purdy. J. W. McCorkle,
Gregory Yale, John ]. Williams, ). II. Brady, John
Nugent and General William 4. Wallace. The centre
pews OF the church were reserved for the intimate
friends OF the deceased, pallbearers and fellow
Masons. The side slips were fully occupied by the
time the cortege reached the.church II was met at
Rev. james Bush and Assistant Pastor, Rev. Mr..
Easton. the cergymen. preceding the coffin, walked
up the broad isle, the rector reading the Scriptura
selections for the burial OF the dead. Meanwhile
p.antive drge was played on the organ, and as the
deep notes swe!led and re-echoed through the grand
edce the sad interest of the occasion greatly
hanced The assistant pastor next read the fifteenth
chapter OF Paul's First Epstle TO the Corinthians
after which the accomplished vocalist, Mrs. Lizzie
Northrup sang with thrilling effect the beautiful
eth" No sermon was preached. and the solemn SER
vices closed by reading an appropriate prayer and
benedicton. large number of those present be-
sides pallbearers and Masons, accompanied the re-
mains TO their hnal resting place. among whom we
noticed the Governor and several Distinguished per-
sonages from the interior OF the State. At the tomb
the imposing ritual Of the Masonic fraternity was
pronounced, and all that Is mortal OF one OF the
abest and most gifted OF Calfornias statesmen now
sleeps In the bosom OF the State ne loved so well.
The New York herald., 1868-06-22
NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY JUNE ~ 1868

tract OF some lax acres has been sold by Mary Gau-
terneister to II. Menzel for $l2 41s another owner
transferring his share OF same property for 81 52l.
The property northeast corner South Orange avenue
and Lush street, 43xl0o was sold by Anna Quenzler
TO +. iii for 81, 60o-very good prices.
AT Caldwell, four acres, which were bought for
$500 in 1886, were sold for 81, 200.
The only sales at all worth mentioning in Kings
county were as folows:-Property west side Clinton
street, 77.S feet south OF Livingston street. 256xl09
feet sold by Catherine j. Bergen TO Samuel L.
Valentine for $4,000. Halsey street and Marcy ave-
nue., southeast corner about 40xl20 feet, c. G. Gut
terson to w. b. Nichols, at $4,000 Macon street.
north side. 225 feet west of Tompkns avenue, l0ox00
feet same grantor and grantee $4,000; sold June TO-
Third street. north side, 1871 feet west OF Seventh
avenue, house and ot 2l.6x90 feet sold by Marcia d.
Ferguson to Lemuel Dobbs June l, for $4,000. Hop
kns street. south sde 125 feet east Of Marcy avenue
!s9x10O feet, @. B. Nichols to Jacob Woehre, for
$4,000 The property east side OF Court street, l2l
feet north Of First place, 5Sxl21 feet bought by
Jesse Curtis from d. s. voorhees, for S45,0oO. Two
brown stone fronts in Third street, north side, 44S
feet and 665 feet west OF Seventh avenue were sold
by James M. Smith, the first to Clara A. X. Devereux
and the latter to Mary p Rich, for $4,000 each.
The New York herald., 1868-06-22
CANADA MARKETS.

MONTREAL June 90 1859.
shlpmen.s-corn, 2s,o5o bushels; flour, $40 bbs
do peas, $50 do oats, $3.50 do. four 1870 bbls petro
leu 6g do ashes 50 do butter 81 kegs leather 20 rolls
cheese, lC boxes
Money unchanged Good paper for legitimate pur
poses discounted from 10 10 per ceut Stocks dull neg
lecied.
-Four dull sales small lots Of Canada surerfne Sc IS
SO 50; No O. s.; market irregular; occasional sales Of
lower grades wheatupper Canada spring nominal; sale,
sales, nominal 75c 76c Oats very dull; iocAa SIC.
Pork dull and nominal; S22p S23 Cheese, &C. l0c for
factory wholesale demand Butter a0ninal good
choice dairy i5c l6c. Lard s,caiy l2c. AshesPo,s,
81 So q IS aji pearls, S5 50; nominal.
The New York herald., 1868-06-22

The CoNrLAGRATfoN AT MARQUETTE, Wfs.-The
Detroit Tribune has received further particulars OF
estimated as high az $500, 900. The residences de.
stroyed were mostly fine ones, including those OF
B. p. Robbins John McGregor, John Lewis, p. NJ.
and the fremont House were burned--both frame
hotels. The people are very reticent and dislike
talking OF insurance or losses, from which II may be
inferred that the former were slight and the latter
most disastrous. There is no danger OF an mme-
diate scarcity OF provisions as the supply saved
was considerable and with that to be had at Negau.
nee would carry the population through some time,
while Chicago IL distant rom Marquette but twenty.
our s, s o destroyeS sse arriv tne . a e ere
was raging
The New York herald., 1868-06-22
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, June 20-6 +. NJ.
AsHEs-Recepts IS packages Pots quiet, bu. steady
at $s 25 Ss 37H Pearl nominal at $40 25 $40 37
CoFFEE.-Rio in moderate demand, about former
prices The sales $500 bags Osoa private
Other descriptions dull nominal quota
tions.
COTTON s5s bales; stock So 500 bales. There
was only moderate demand, and the offerings fair
but ! prices obtained the market closing
annexed quotations The sales footed S9O bales including
200 for 800 for speculation and 80 for spinning
The New York herald., 1868-06-22

cent per annum, payable half yearly, and the prin-
cipal WIN be redeemed IN instalments Of 100000
EACH commencing November I. 1867. ..
The Importers and Traders Bank has declared
semi-annual dividend Of five per cent, payable on
the 1st proximo.
Annexed Is comparative statement showing the
shipments OF specie nom this port last week and
during the year to date together with those for the
corresponding periods In 1865 and 1857
The New York herald., 1868-06-22

FLoIR AID GRAINKece.pts Jos bbs -FOUR 7lO do.
do rye and 6sS do matt The hour market again dull
and prices nearly nominal II useless
for holders 20 make any reduction n prices there
demand so export ard ony small demand from the local
trade and the sales made Of ring California
-four dull and nominal The about 5000 bbs
Southern dour dull and nominal our quotations The
saes were i:ted to s2j bills Corn mea; moderately
Sales $50 bbs 80 81 city 6 80 for Brandywine and
SO for Western. Rye -four quiet, but prices were
ste Sale We anuOta
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Total ,564 $685. ass, ,564 $45,5oo l59
The exports to the corresponding period in the pre-


Subjoined is the total valuation OF the foreign i'm
ports at New York for the week ending June 49, COM
pared with those Of the two preceding weeks as also
the value Of the dry goods entered at this port and
thrown on the market for the corresponding period
IN 1865 and ls67:-
Week ending June g. June IL. June 49,
Dry goods. 047219 81, 1,206,766 S960,023
General merchandise 3212,1N 3,806,3ls g. 5O5, SOS
Total tor the week. s. 259 $40 $50l30S5 s. sss
Tie imports Of dry goods for the week and since
January compare as follows-
For the tceek. 1856. 1867 1865
Entered at the port 50, ,O742s2 $1,O349s9 $960,O2s
phrown on market. !, 1884, ,l54 823,545 ,256
Since January /.
Entered at the port $e7 O2 sO3 $ 656 $685. 1884
Thrown on market 81, sos O59 4S, 7o3329 49, 5a39o5
The New York herald., 1868-06-22

BRosYAY.-On Saturday night, June 20, LEoyrfSE
O., youngest child OF John and Kate Brosnan aged
rear, I month and week.
The funeral will take place this monday morning,
30 vandam street. The relatives and friends are
requested to attend.
ANN, widow Of James Gun, In the eist year OF her
age.
son.lnaw John Coyle 1874 street ana Tenth avenue,
to st. Michael's church, Ninth avenue and Thirty.
second street, this Monday morning. ct half.past
ten O'CLOCK Wbesv reVVeO UA1e wv % celsbrsssd
The New York herald., 1868-06-22
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

RrssslL-FITcu.-On thursday evening June Is,
at the residence OF the brides parents by the Kew.
Dr. Kellogg j. FRANK RUSSELL and MARY l.. FITCH.
daughter .! George g. Fitch, ESQ.,. all OF this city.
THoMAs-GoDDARp.-In Yonsers. on Thursday,
Rev. d, N. Seward d. D.. HsSRy r. THOMAS Of
Chicago. ILL.,, to JULIETTE X. GODDARD. Of Yonkers.
The New York herald., 1868-06-22
ADJUSTMENTS.


The coolest theatre In the city; ,,,,
Begins IL Terminates 10 50
Mr. Wheaey respectfully announces thai IN consequences
OF previously entered into occasion the
silly OF his announcing the
LAST NIGHTS,
LAST NIGHTS
OF the
GRANDEsT SPECTACLE EVER PRESENTED IN
entited the t
WHITE PAWN
Introducing jarrett Palmer's renowned Partisan
- BALLET TROUPE.
THE SCENERY, COSTUMES. APPOINTMENTS, SONGS.
uNAPPRoAcHABLE IN DETAIL AND EXECUTION.
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
'NHEArRB FRANCAIs- -RIsToRI-DRAMATIC FUND.
Sole Lessee and Director. ..J 0RAU
the deparurs OF Nine Rsor for Europe fixed for uext
Saurdsy' In the Transatlantic steamship Vile de Parts
ADELAIDE RiST0Rl's LAST WEEK ~ AMERICA
BENEFIT OF THE AMERICAN DRAMATIC FUND
on which occasion will be produced the tragedy OF
MEDEA the same play which inanguraed
CAREER IN AMERICA.
In addition TO this Madame Rsorl viii perform one OF the
difficult dramatic in her repertoire cossing OF The
THIRD ACT OF MARIE STUART,
All the characters interpreted by NINE Adelaide Ror.
Ticket Office will to-day at the regular Offices
down town; Peters Music Store 1873 Broadway.
THURSDAY, June 25-Con,plfmentary Beueat aud LAST
NIGHT In America OF A. ADELArDE RISfORI,
MARIE ANTOISETrE
FRIDAY AFTERNOON =. UHL0ckb M oS ETARnwELL ps
TORI IN AMERICA,
The New York herald., 1868-06-22


The foreign exchange market was on ne whole
steady and quiet aud bankers were unwilling TO
draw unless at rates permitting OF the shipment OF
specie against their bills. Some OF the leading
drawers asked l1oA for their sterling at sixty days,
but second hand she best rate was llox. CONNER.
cal bills continue In very limited supply and
especially those representing shipments Of cot.
ton, the exports Of the latter from all
the ports for the week ending on Friday
being stated at only 2sso bales, while the
stocks at all the ports are reduced to I244oo bales,
against 25s.oOo bales at the same time last year. At
tie close bankers bills on England at sixty days
we're quoted at ITO llo&; at three days, l10n
10Y; commercial bills, 10o1s losx. Bankers bills
on Paris at sixty days; 5.l5 5.i2k. on Berlin
Bankers, Tx q; on Bremen, 7sn a 7sx; on
Frankfort Il AK; ON Amsterdam, AK 4lk; on
Hamburg, 3ek q sex; on Antwerp, 6l5 s.l2k.
Proposals for $4,000 "New York County Court
House stock No. 2" will be opened BY Comptroller
Connolly on Tuesday, June %, at two O'Clock p. NJ.
gns sseok vtn baAs insassss ~ che rate q six Pc
The New York herald., 1868-06-22

A - A O. BrRNHAM's FURNITURE AND BAoaAGE
n. Express 1ib west Eleventh street. near Sixth avenue
Large wagons For moving furn,ure city or county Npj
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-05
Young America.

We see In the last nambsr n the MaFyvills Rspubk-
can, a Communication FROM JonesbOrO' signed with
the Initials ~. 7. r." which, after due confederation
ind deHbOratlOn, W. interpret 70 mean ZACHARY TAy-
lor Tuliock."
Two years ago, a rather unique looking youth step
ped into eur once and asksd us 70 take him a. an aP'
prentice 70 learn the Printing Builness. To our In.
4uiry a. 70 whether he could read and, write, be re-
piiad be could DO neither vhereupou We informed
bin re bad no opening for 4 10y Wis, did not boi-
sssl these necessary Qualifications. He urged his
case, however. IN such = sympathetic manner, AZ 'he
same time stAtIpsthat no was an Orphan boy-and the
son Of a deceased Master BlASOh-that, analiy, we
concluded 70 take him on !" Prpbation}' To-day be
reads very well. and writes . pretty htr hand and
as viii be sseni IL the eOnmunieatida reterFsd toabove,
d no. entlrJy dsvoIaof natural talent We suspect,
however. that . Mike - tho '' Fslian ? Of The Fog ID
dssply eoaesrisd In ihsss young Americas dsaOn-
a~tratiOns. .. IL IIaIrH fT. HrUI...F Hl