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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-02

CALD WELL, AUCTIoNEER.
~. Magnificent Household Furniture pier and mantel
io the present owner and only in use one month"; for alb
the residence 1888 West Foryhith street. Sixth
consisting Of pier and mirrors elegant carved
aro suits in SATIN and
tel cSrs occEs srpn G Gape costly oil Paint
&C. y Table China silver and glass
pure hair Mattresses and Piilows &c &C., being one Of
the finest and best Of ne furniture Offered at
new the st of Nay and for positive sale owing to
chaser
a EKD n rts s the sanra FyhR
ADRIAN II. MILLER, P; R. WILKINS co, win sell
SsSs ii 81
q e 5s nee Sst
the noriSery pier foot OF North Moore street
aeSfS ret
4 UCTIoN SALE TODAY tMoNDAY) JUNE 2, AT
property Of Colonel Joseph RiSelsby leaving for Eu.
rope, y
al the brown stone mansion, 10f East
Twentydfth street. between Fourth and Lexington ave-
over $4,000 worth 500 lots Useful Household Furniture
S yrss grand X "sOf s%
Paror suits n rich san brocaei and reps u
Wedding G Mirrors Gurains fsiniins su Bronses Glass
China, Sverware Cutlery Bookcases, Buffet Extension
rabies Chairs, Lounges, Rockers. &c. sale positive. f.
ROTH. Auctoneer Goods packed and delivered for par
chasers
UCTIoN sALE-POsITIvELY THIS DAY, MONDAY
"A the entire elegant and desirable Furniture,
at private residence
2lO West 2lstst., near 18th av.
be sod a aason at 10 O'clock
% in sar n sns two
Bookcases, 500 volume choice Books Cabinets, gilt Centre
and Ccnsoe lpoes maSeTss Turkish GhsT
| Ornaments &c; Dining Furniture, Extension Table
Buffet, Chairs Dinner and Tea Sets Glass, siverware
solid black walnut and rosewood Chamber Sets viz !
Bedseads, Bureaus Washstands 50 hair and spring
Mattresses, suits in reps, Mirrors, 900 Carpet and
every article necessary for Housekeeping n. B-Those
we'll attend this sale f29 by catalogue Take
Seventh or Eighth avenue cars.
A UCTIoS SALE. AUCTION SALE
"A pianoiorte, Parcr Suits, Bronses, &c,
4 at private residence 40 West sd ST.,
| THIS Cdonday) MORNING. commencing at 1O,s O'Clock
| Magnificent Drawing Room and La Pompadour SUITS,
covered in richest satns and cotene superb rosewood
| "a octave Pianoore, handsome Stool and richly EN-
broidered Cover Centre, Side and Console Tables, Book
case, Etageres Turkish Chairs Lounges Oil Paint
| &C; rosewood and black walnut Bedroom suits, HAIR
and spring Mattresses, Pillows Bolers Blankets Bed
Buffet Chairs Extension Tables solid silver aud China
| Ware. Basement and Kitchen Furniture 100 lots,
by catalogue. to highest bidders N B.-Goods boxed
'"' '''pp'" y LUXE FITZGERALD. Aucsioneer.
| A "A LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE sALE.-TH0MAs
IA. WILSON, Auctoneer, WILL sell this day the entire
stock OF Daniel Beekmans Jewery establishment con-
xIserican and swiss Watches, Jswery, 40 70 be sold
"A'''''''' ''' THOMAS WILSON. xussiOussr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-02

OF the staple commodities sold on 'Change'
prices varying but little, though the market was charac
terzed by rmness during most Of the time. There oc
Cured decided break in whiskey which during the
week previous had been up to pretty high figure
The in provisions sluggish all through the
week. and prices were generally much lower and nomi-
nalhis was especially the with both pork and lard
Freights ruled firm under free oiierngs-especialiy
grain-and in rates were higher.
Vessels for charter were also more firmly held,
and higher rates were obtained Change to-day
Flour was dull Wheat was in better demand, but at
lower prices. Corn was moderately active: and also
easier about steady although tending in the
buyers favor Pork and lard were moderately dealt in
but at lower pricea Groceries generally quiet but
without noticeable change in value. Cotton was
changed for spot but &c better for 'future.n Pc
stores were firm Whiskey was shade dearer bat quiet
CorToN.-The market for spot cotton quiet, and
prices in the absence of any business we
nominal Future deliveries were drner with lair trans
actions. We sam up thus
To-Day. Thurs, Ereg Total
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-02
SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
A D. MELLICK JR., BRO, AUcTloNEERs.
Elizabeth, NJ.
Choice building Lots
at auction.
ByA. B. MELLIcK, JR., BRO.
Auctioneers and Dealers in New Jersey Real Estate.
No. Pine street. New York.
portion Of the Cherry Lawn Property will be percmp
''' THURSDAY June 8, 1873, at I2;soP. NJ.
minutes from New York.
I2s trains daily
Streets graded ana paved Surrounded by i'm,
rroyemens Special train win leave New York st II 20
streets.
For maps and free railroad b ppSsss apply
No. Pine street New York.
LIEN r. MINER, .AUCTToNEER.
"A y e chamRe Te sna Z M sSsae street
Hors, Auction MARI EsSsea and IN II ~ rourn avenue cor
BY A 4HGRsb B HlJ JUNE : : sRo'
At At \ o'cSck At their H 3 sassr CONS
PRIVATE 81 ~ Ss?s MEsoELLA
SATURDAY, JUNE7
q lS Sisss saa Rssas
CARPETS, 40 DETAILS IN TIME
A LBERr B. wALpEoS, q Mu ,yTo
Salesroo LOS Liberty III Cedar and 50 Church street
American National Bank
!, az li, and ~ Br r sy way,
consisting OF Fire and Burglar Proof Safe, made by
Silas 9. Herring, cost with vault $3.50 walnut bank
cost d go also DESKS railing Carpets Chairs Lounges
&C. Also nine years lease, with u years renewal
Particulars at time OF sale.
A J: BLEECKER,, son co, u CEDAR STREET
the acre. villa Plots, fronting on
Pompton Lake
(mountain, and convenient to New York; ana the New
Jersey Midland Railroad. These Plots among the
few for sale on this lake ca on n h for
brosses street Get excursion ticket
N. Tuesday, June 1873, al II NJ, ut the Exchange
salcsroons III broadway under the direction OF Luke a.
Lockwood ESQ. Referee. the four story brown stone
House No Beekman place.
RICH JOHNSTON, AucTioNEER
n Office and salesroom ~ nassau street.
opposite the Post office.
Horse Auction Branch 10 10 - East Thirteenth street
Carriage Repository No. s cortlandi street
Extensive sale Of Household Furniture.
Carpets, Pianos.
ARCH JOHNSTON will sell on Monday ut I0S O'Clock,
large and extensive assortment OF Household Furniture
Aiso sxio carom Billiard Table Kavanagh Decker;
gut cushons God four round corner Pnno Hal
lett Davis Co. Boston; 80 Brussels and Ingram Car
pets, rosewood upright Piano.
at O'clock at the marble building
SO Liberty street near Nassau street,
large quantity Of black walnut Counters, Upright and
Counter Show Cases Desks Chairs, Railing, &c
| RT SALE.
"A Now exhibition, free, at the Leavitt Art Rooms,
| sl7 Broadway, fine collection OF Paintings, Water
consignments Friday evening, June G. at O'Clock, AT
''io oii''s' ~ The Messrs IFAyITT Aucfioneers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-02
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, June l. 1873
Sugar demand good at full prices; an advance asked
but none established Nos 10 TO II, Dutch standard 9
i0 reals PER arrobe Nos Is 10 20 Dutch standard III
1917 molasses sugar ~ Mascoyade sugar inferior
Gerry grades l04 l0A Sugar at Havana and Matanzas
Stock in warehouse, 50l75O boxes and 81 600 hhds Re-
ior The week, $4,000 boxes and $500 hhdsa including
lasses nominal. Bacon firm at SCI s2S Is per
cwt Butter nominal Flour easier sales at
$S 1215 $S 37is. Lard in kegs weak at sly 20 per
auinta in tins quiet Potatoes dull, at So 50 So Tai
low active. Wax buoyant white heavy; sales at Sl5
Sl7 per arrobe Honey nominal Coal oil, in tins quiet
and weak Lumber quiet and steady White pine $50 S5l
IS a IS IS. Box shocks, 81 reals; molasses and
shaved, $50 s9o short shaved so $50 Freights
active; loading at Havana or. other ports ports
States per box of sugar, 81 % a 81 5O;, per
states 60 days, currency Is cent premium; short
sight II Tx per cent premium GO days, gold 81 per
don 5ols 81 cent pre- MUM; on Paris 81 per cent
INN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-02
SALES Ar AUCTION.

A UCTION AUCTION AUCTION.
n This DAY, at private residence n East Twen.
tieth street. corner broadway, commencing at l01s
99,clock over 800 lots BY cataIogue Sr elegant aan
household Furniture, comprising every article neces
sary for housekeeping. viz. Rosewood Pianoforte
cost 1881 elegant Parlor Suits, Brussels CARPETS Oi
ranngs Lace Curtains, Mirrors, Clocks, bookcase &C
Bedroom suits In rosewood and walnut single and
double Bedseads Bureaus. Wardrobes spring and hair
Mattresses Lounges Suits; also Dining Room. Base
ment and Kitchen Furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-02

"A LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE sALE.-THoMAs
IA. WILSON, Auctoneer Will sell this day the entire
stock OF Daniel Beekman's Jewery establishment con-
ssng OF large Of solid Gold and Coin Silver
A~crican and Swiss Watches, Jewery &c 70 be sold
without reserve; sale to commence at II O'clock.
THOMAS WILSON. AuQtLonNer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-02
A REM ARKABLE PRIVATE. LIBRARY.

The Messrs LEAvITT beg call the attention Of the
public 10 the sale OF Private Library the evenings of
and s. comprising the choicest collections
of Books sold by auction during the past year The sale
this Library is worthy OF than usual attention,
and specially noticeable for its editions and their
perb condition. The owner perfect connoisscur In
books has not spared time to Obtain the
best editions Of standard authors in every department Of
terature and mostly In elegant bindings Also among
Them many books of great rarity, q large number Of
Fine Art and Illustrated Books &c. The sale takes place
Wednesday and Thursday evenings. June and g. com
mcncing at ~ o'clock Catalogues ready and Library
Exhibition Monday morning, at the Clinton Hall sales
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-02
A UCTION SALE.
IA AUGUSTE MATINES 4 CO.. Auctioueera
Magnificent Household Furniture,
PiannInrfn pni. linn p..rl S.,iAa


IA AUGUSTA MATINEs 4 CO., Auctioneera
- Magnificent Household Furniture,
Pianoiorte, Bronzes, Paintings, Parlor Suits
: Rare chance for house keepers.
On this day Monday), At the elegant mansion IS West
10Th ST. near 9th av, commencing o& o'clock, Drawing
Room Suits, Marie Antoinete and Grand Duchess
nets Encognures velvet Brussels Carpets Mirrors, Lace
wood Pianoiorte celebrated maker STOOL Cover Caner-
steads Wardrobes, Mattresses Extension Table Bullets
Silver Ware Glass Ware China Ware, Cutlery. To at
tend this sale take 9Th stages or 9th nv.
RI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF OIL PAINTINGS
n and Encravings, which may have been damaged
any cause, have them entirely restored by sub
hitting them H. T.. IA L 6s5 sixth avenue.
TO Earl sons, Picture Reslorers.
A CAULDWELI, AUCTIONEER.
N. Salpsroom 40 Nassau street
Hand.omc Household Furniturc-Ao June 2 at
l0ls O'CLOCK consisting of elegant Paror Chanher and
Dlihg turnire every description, including
CarDets Mirrors. Beds and Bedding rosewood Piano
forte paror Organ &c &C. extraordinary chance for
housckeeperS.
DY +. COTTON, AUCTIONEER.-AT THE SALES
ID rooms, S East Thirteenth street ON Thursday June
shall have of the largest sales of the season,
embracing six loads of Furniture and Carpets
from store house, together with very large accumua
ton OF other goods also about 30 20 Carpets ~ small
Mifrors and many large ones; two three anos. a.
&c. Particulars on Wednesday and Thursday, Juue
and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-02

RT SALE
"A Now on exhibition, free, at the Leavtt Art Rooms
SI7 Broadway, fine collection OF Paintings, Water
Colors Engravings, &c, to be sold by auction Ito close
consigBments, Friday evening, June 6, at O'clock at
the Clihton Hall salcsrooms. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-02

TINE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXISTING
L between under the name OF Heinrich Hcerbrandt
Co. as manufacturing jewellers Is this day dissolved
by mutual consent by the withdrawal OF Robert Her.
Messrs Heinrich Braeunlch alone are authorized to
collect clamS due to- and hqudate the affairs Of the
late Arm andwlll continue the business under the firm
OF Heinrich Co. HENRY HEINRICH.
y ROBERT HEERBRAkDT.
NEW YoRK, May %. 1873. CONRAD X. BRAEUNLICH.
rUE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED
themselves together for tho purpose Of transsctisg
ARTHUR BARNWELL CO.,
Charleston;
New York and Savannah.
ARTHUR BARNWELL
MMN data Of 0ibbcs BarnwelD.
new Youx. Jane & l871 ISAAC BELL. in.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-02

CHERRIES SALE.-R. FIELD, AUCTIONEER, WILL
- SELL this day Monday, at o'clock A. NJ, at III
Bowery gray Horse business top Wagon and one
j. SrEsAcHEa Deputy NJ T. BRENNAN, Sheriff.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-11

MAIL LARRANar,sanT The Northern
mail opens g. 80 and 10 J. A. NJ. closes
8 Am. and 6.88 r. M. Charleston
opens 7 A. NJ and 2. 80 r. NJ; closes
6.15 and 8. SOP. NJ. Western opens 6. 30
and $50 A. NJ; closes 9. aud 6 80 P. N.
Wilmington, opens 4.3O PM: closes
GA. IL. .Greenville opens 6.45 p. NJ.
closes 6 AM: On sunday:the Office lie
open from 96 to 101a A. NJ.
The society editor OF q New York
paper states that pumps and black silk
stockings, with scarlet cloaks, are now
the proper things tor gentlemen's full
dress.
Some idea of the mining activity in
Nevada may be formed from the fact
that the United States Mint at Carson
is coming about 81, ,00O, ,000; q month.
The British Government, in India,
have projected various canals and irri-
CATION works. /; which, it, is estimated,
will cost $101. .625. 600.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-09
Memphis and Little Rock.

Our readers like to hear reports Of the
progress Of railroads in other sections, and
so we reproduce this from the Memphis
appeal
The first forty miles of the Little Rock
road from Memphis, west, will be the best
when finished, in the manner already near
ly completed, in the United States. Gravel
from CrOwley's Ridge has been placed be-
meath each crOsstie, which will never move
afterward. The mud is of such cohesive
ness ard Consciousness that the eInbank-
ments made OF it are unaffected BY rains or
foods, and when this task Of ballasting is
completed the Memphis and Little Rock
road, at last controlled and owned by few
gentlemen, will be the best piece of rail
road property in the South. Roads CON
verging at Memphis from tie East must
make terms with this short Western line.
st. Louis may do its worst and deprive
Memphis of commerce that was once con-
trolled by rivers and steamboats,, and vet
the railroad TO Little Rock loses little or
nothing OF its resources. In fact, as St.
Louis enriches Arkansas by building roads
across the State, towns and villages and
population are multiplied, and necessarily,
though Indirectly, the Memphis ana Little
Rock road is enriched. 1t is now owned by
those who have almost perfected it. ana
within Il year or two it will be deemed, iGh
its Eastern and Western connections, per-
haps the best railroad property in the
United States. Even ii the country
along the first forty miles. between
the Mississippi and the ST. Francis
rivers, remains an uninhabited swamp,
there is rich empire growing up
further west, from which Memphis
will either draw incalculable riches, or sink
into penury and hothinguess We may
infer from these facts that the first over
wbelming necessity imposed upon this PEG
pie by the action Of rival commercial marts
demands the construction of railway
whose road-bed will protect from overflow
a large portion of the rich district between
the two rivers designated. Redeem this
broad area of low land, and there will be
greater wealth annually drawn from this
abiding place, in an unknown age, OF
myriads of our race, than was ever pro-
duced by any single American State All
this would DO created and gained, and the
wealth of White river valley saved to us
by the construction of little road to Jack.
sonport VIII not Memphis intelligence
grasp this idea and execute the task im-
DOSpCk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-09
4 Wife's Title to Real Estates

Judge Drunmond, of the United ga'es
Circuit Court, has recently decided q case
ut Chicago, Illinois, involving Il wife's titlr
60 real estate in that. State. In Fhis case
the property was conveyed by the husband
Ceycd to tho wiieo TIE husband ait.g-
ward became "A bankrupt. Ills eredliVg.
held that under the statute oil Illinois the.
wife could not hold u separate estate OF
oluired from her husband, and under 81"
common law the husband was entitled 20
she rents and profits OF the wites real ts-
tate during coerturc. Both. points were
sustained by Judge Drummund, but his de-
cisiOn had "a saving clause. lie ordered ii
referee to provide for the main tenuncr of
the wife and family on the principle that
where party Is seeking equity he must do
equity.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-09

| rel poles are held firm at $50 BIS p 1000,
| half barrels $50, and hogsheads at $50 GS5.
| Cypress slaves sell at $1,000 p 1000, as
| in quality and dryness. and $50 a. 5 y 1000
| for hogshead
MALT AND HoPs-Choice Western barley
| malt is in better supply and easier, selling
| at 81 % y bushel; good fair at 81 l2hs a
l Is; common is in light demand, but
| owing to reduced stock prices have ad-
| vanced Sc bushel, being quoted at $50.
New York hops continue steady at 80 q SOC
| y bushel.
BAGGING-Prices continue without any
| important change under this head. Dealers
are doing moderate business at I5o q
| yard for domestic jute, l21sc in bales and
| fax, with very little inquiry for the latter.
| India at wholesale is quoted at 10 q flo e
yard, with fair demand, and domestic
jute is held at 1919 q l4c.
GUNNY BAGs-The market is very quiet.
They are held at lSc apiece.
IRON COTToN TIEs-All kinds are sell
ing at 8h go v rs.
BALING TWISE-Dealers are retailing al
l7c Y fb.
IMPORTED FRUIT AND NUTs-A brisk busi-
ness is being done in this line. The local
demand is active, and considerable inquiry
exists on interior account. Stocks are
large. We quote: Louisiana oranges at IS d
8 80 y bbl Lemons IS 2 box; layer
raisins tnewj 81 i2I2 y box, halves 81 %,
quarters 75c; London layers tnewl So = box,
halves 81 Is, quarters 81; citron 46c;
Sultana raisins (new) leo p ID; currants
SC; prunes German. newt 9lhc; Brazil nuts
(new) 1fc English walnuts lie; French
walnuts i4c; almonds 23o; shelled almonds
SOC: tilberts lac; pecans new 8+a 09lsc:
dates Sc; figs tnew) l60i6hc y fb: ba-
nanas and pIantains none: pine apples = IS
as 2 dozen: c0eoanuts SIS so v 100.
SALT-The demand has fallen off. ana
there are two cargoes storing in bond. No
sales to report since our last. We quote
coarse at 81 400 so, and fine at 81 roo
80, Turks Island at 81 al 10 delivered
Supply Of ell kinds ample. When taken
from warehouse a deduction is generally
made for drayage. Table salt ia pockets at
2+2 aIc each, as in size.
,SrARcH-Western is ia light supply and
fair demand at firmer. prices; quoted at
4a4 a Sc T. tb in round lots.
TOBACCO-The sales to day embraced 80
hhds Tugs at =; also, yesterday, = hhdS
balers at -. The sales reported last week
were at an advance of lac above previous
rates, but for the present we repeat our
quotations of 809o for lugs, 909a4o for
low leaf, ga a l0Ac for medium Ii u a ll34c
for good and l21a q 1870 for fine and sclec-
tons.
FREIGHTs-g ship was taken up to-day
FOR Revel land filled up) at 24d for cotton.
Yesterday a ship was taken up for Liver
pool at SD for cotton and 1900 bales taken
for Havre at the reduced rate of Ao for
cotton. There We're shipments also at Sc.
we quote: BY steaul-Cotton to Liverpool
1916 sd; to Bremen and Hamburg sd; to
New York &c; molasses to New York 70 v
gallon; sugar 81 y hid. By sail-Cotton to
Rver pool 5sd;t To Hayre ~ a lac; to Bre-
men and Antwerp lasd; tosGenos / &c; to
Boston 'scoI oil cake toILiverpool and Loa
don d5S-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-09
ToorrNUEp IRON FIRST pAez.l
alarIhorough, Sea King, bark LagadahOe

marlborough, Sea King, bark Lagadahoe,
orig LUrline.
PAss-A-L'OUTRR, January 3, 8 p. M
weather calm. Steamship Ha-
Vana, Pennington master, from Havana,
gis Florida ports, to j. Is. Roberts, al 1;5O
d. NJ. No departures.
VICKsBURG. January S.-Passed down
Frank Pargoud, at ten last night; John b.
Claude, at A. n. to day. No boats up to-
CLAW. Weather cool and clear. River sta
$onary.
End cold. River on a stand at this point
The news from above is very encouraging; a
Fifteen foot rise is reported at ChicaHnini cut
of. Letters from Fulton, Arkansas, dated
January 4, report the river rising at the
gate of one inch per hour, and raining heav-
oly Arrived-Carrie A. Thorn. Departed
G.. ii. Durfee.
EVANSVILLE, January S-Weather clear
oand cold. Mercury 26o to 80, and falling
River rising rapidly; has risen eighteen
inches since last report, and Is full OF
saeavy ice.
CAIRO, January S.-Arriyed-CarIie V.
Xountz, from New Orleans, nine last night
No departures. The ice in the Ohio river
has thinned out since last night, very little
now running. The river has risen over two
Seet. Weather clear. Mercury 32'.
sLoUIsvILLB, January S.-River ten feet III
Che canal and rising this evening. Weather
CLEAR and cold The Nick Longw0rth is
laid up at Utica, eight miles above. She
cxill probably be down in the morning. The
Gee was running tolerably heavy this morn
inc. but il soft and thinning out rapidly
CHS afternoon. Departed-Mary Houston,
Cor New Orleans
CINcISNATI, January 8-Weather clear
and windy during the day; colder to night
Mercury 25o. River thirty feet in the chan
mel and stationary. Departed-Minneola'
Cor New Orleans -
ST. LOUIS, January 8.-Riyer falling. NO
Ioovement of ice TO day. The weather
qurned cold last night, and the mercury has
obeen several degrees below the freezing
point ever since. 1t is growing still colder
tonight.
PrTrsBuRG, January 8.-Weather clear;
mercury 500 River eight feet in the chan
mel and falling gradually. The Iron Noun
tain and barges leave for New Orleans
60 morrow.
MEMPHIS, January 8.-Weather clear.
Rlver falling. No arrivals or departures.