The New York Herald Newspaper, October 4, 1853, Page 3

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL MONEY MARKET. Moxpay, Oct. 86 P. M. ‘There was considerable activity in the stock market at ‘the opening this morning, and prices improved through- eat; but after the board holders submitted to a decline, and operations in the street exhibited weakness among w@pecelators, The demand for money must soon tell upon the stock market with a great deal of force. It is impos- sible to say what the cause of the improvement at the first board is, unless it was the character of the foreiga Oavices by the steamship Baltic, which arrived at this port arly this morning. The foreign news is rather of a favor- able character, but the advance in the rate of interest is @ drawback which is calculated to depress prices for stock gecurities instead of inflating them. Tho commer- ial accounts are satisfactory. Breadstuffs were , and there is no doubt but that large supplies from this side will be requirel. Quotations for cotton were well sustained, with a fair amount of busi- mess. There was every probability at the latest date of another advance in the rate of interest by the Bank of England of one-half per cent. This may uot take place immediately, but the object aimed at in all the advances made may not be accomplished without. The measure as been entirely a precautionary one, and as such must be eentinued until the desired effect is produced. Tho Bank of England is determined to arrest the outward cur- rent of precious metals. It must be done in some way, and the only sure way is to raise the market value of money im London so that it will check commercial trans- actions and turn exchanges in favor of Great Britain, In elation to the last advance of one-half per cent the Banker’s Circular of the 17th ult. says:— ‘The step taken by the Bank of England on Thursday, in raising the minimum rate of discount from 4 to 44 per @ent has taken no one by surprise who has looked at the Progress of money affairs since the previous advance was made on the Ist of September, We seo bs the retarns in the Gazetie of last night that up to the 10th inst. @ further diminution of the bullion has taken place te the extent of ~~ 716, leaving the total amount in both departments the bank at 16,201,352, and the reserve of notes at 27,669,090. Acting, therefore, upon the position of the Bank {n the past week, and’ judging from the circwn stances which have transpired during the present week only prudent course left for the directors to take wa ‘to inerease their rata of discount; and unless the stat ef the weather should prove more favorable, and th political affairs of the Kast assume a more tranquil ap- pearance, they will very shortly be compelled to make a still further advance. Opinions have been divided in the city on the present occasion as to the policy of in- ereasing the rate by 34 percent, instead of raising itat onee to five per cent, to prevent the anxiety felt by such rapid changes, while ‘there are those who regard the advance an ther unwarranted by the general state of the money market, and that itis only another application of the “gorew.”? We believe there @re but few who have regard- ed the actual state of the n@ney market, the unfavorable results of the harvest, the great extension of our foreign ‘wade, the advance in wages, and the extreme probability of s war between Turkey and Russia, who are not thoroughly convinced of the correctness of the views taken by the bank directors. If we take into considera- tion the extraordinary effect produced ‘upon the value of securities of the most unquestionable character, by an advance in the bank rate of discount, it is inrpoasible to cy with indifference the effect produced upon the 1 of the securities of another class, which constitute t portion of the commercial credit of the country; on it was this, we believe, that led the directors on ‘Thersday to adopt the course they did, by advancing the rate only ene-half per cent, so as not to give too great = shock to the existing state of trade, or depreciate too sud. d@enly the market value of floating securities. Om this side of the Atlantic we are ina better condi- tion. Money isin demand, and commands high rates of interest, but we have no drain of precious metals to coun- teract, and eur exchanges, both foreign and domestic, are im asound and healthy state. Trade in all its ramifies- tions continues healthy, and speculation has not been yempaat in any of our great staple products, and not even im fancy stocks. The banks of this city, which is the great centre of all financial operations en this side of the Atlantic, have been, by several public and private provi- salons, rpstrieted and checked in their movements to such an extent as to remove entirely all those apprehen- sions whieh im former years filled the minds of capitalists and commercial men generally. The banks ‘were never in a sounder state than at this moment, and ‘they cannot but continue so. In a few weeks the excite- ment relative to the political state of Europe will subside. Im the meantime our advices from the other side will, without doubt, be of a very warlike character, and all sorts of reports will be eurrent; but we have no idea that hestilities will actually commence. Turkey will be pre- vailed upon by England to agree to whatever terms Rus- sia may propose, and sooner or later all the difficulties whieh now threaten to involve the whole of Europe in a general war will be amicably if not satisfactorily » jurted. The variations in quotations to-day, compared with those current at the close of the market on Saturday, have been ax follows:—Nicaragua Transit advanced 14 per eent; Canton Company, %; Cumberland Coal, 34; Gold Bill, *{; Parker Vein, 44; Erie Railroad, 1; Hudson Rail- road, {. Michigan Central Railroad declined 4 per cont. At the mining board to-day the transactions were unu- maally large, and better prices were obtained. We annex the sales:— 700 rhares Pennsylvania and Lehigh Zinc Company. 4% ‘ “ “ D305 xen Conrad ne Copper. The injunction on rine mines in Lehigh county, Pa., veferred to this morning, has, we learn, nothing todo with the mines of the Pennsylvania Zinc Company, as stated. That company owns several mines, only ono of whieh it is now working. The injunction is upon a mine in their immediate neighborhood, which will come into their possession upon the ecttlement of the suit now at issue, The Pennsylvania Company owns its working mines in fee, ‘and have mineral rights covering the whole valley in which they are located. ‘The value of merchandise imported into and exported from this port during the month of September, in the past and prosent years, has been as annexed :-— (Commence or THE Port or New York—Iurorts anp Exports. IMPORTS. 1852. 1853. September. : 1853, Dutiable goods..$11,005,827 $14,701,094 Tae.68,005,207 Free sess 684343 628,200 Dec. "200,058 rf . 66,789 296,026 Inc. 220,287 otal... $1,006,959 $16,715,580 Ino, $9,718,901 om Warehouse.... 1,254,358 1,709,052 Inc. 454,604 Totals... 618,251,817 $17,424,402 Ine. $4,173,085 September. 1860. ag33, 1859, Domestic Mdse, $3,289,429 $5,579,088 Inc. $2,289,659 For’n free goods, *y28. 184 63,470 G4714 Do. dutiabledo,. 317,588 526,658 Inc. 208,770 leove . 2,122,495 1,244,191 Dec, 78,304 ‘Totals.. + -$5,857,996 $7,413,407 Inc. $1,555,411 Jt appears by this that there has been an increase dur- ing the month in the value of imports of $4,173,085, and ia the value of exports of $1,655,411. This is a very fair proportion. It will be seen in the tabla of imports that wouch less than one million of dollars of free goods were fmsported in the month of September, 1853, out of an ag- te importation of more than seventeen millions of Gibrs, Here is tho diMiculty. The Secretary of the — should turn his attention to an increase in the Mat of free goods, That is the proper way to reduce the Fevenue and to deplete the sub-Treasury. ‘The following table will show the amount at the seve- ral depositories of the government, subject to the draft of the Treasurer of the United States, on the 26th o September: — ‘Truasvry oF Tre Uxtrap Sraris—Duposrrs. pmol of United States, Washington pot kes 8 Assistant Treasurer, Boston 2,7 New Yor! Philadelphia. Charleston, 8. New Orleans St. Louis.. San Francisco Deperitory at Buffalo, Baltimore. Tallahassee, Fla. Mint of Philadelphia. Branch mint, Charlotte, | Dahlonega, . 4 New Orleans. 2 9,251)207 05 Total. seeeees ++ «$27,813,568 00 Deduct suspense accor . 2,804 72 % Add difference in transfert... Net amount subject to draft TRAMMFARS ONDETIRD, To Treasury U. 8., Washington, To Aust. Treasurer, St. Loain, Total From Assistant Treasurer at From mint of the U. 8., Philadelphia, tee Eee . $124,043 82 Of this enormous amount about. one-third waa on de- it in the hands of the Assistant Treasurer of this city. Iphis has nearly nine millions in the mint and davivtant Treasurer's hands. The importetions eontinge large revenue from customs course in ly } must be a arenes revision of the sownion of Congress. the approashing ‘The annexed official statement exhibits the condition ef the four leading departments of the New York city banks en the 17th and 24th of September, and October 1, 1853. It should be borne in mind that these returns give the average amount for the week, and not the actual condition on the morning of the day the reports are dated. This .prevegts all preparations for the purpose of making a favorable oy Lael Yors on Banas. Loans and Discounts, Oct. 1. American Exchange... 85,2 108 $5,317, it $5,160,299 Atlantic... ss... 271,051 y508 935,188 America... 4,589,605 4 jroross Bank of Commerce 7,714,986 7,765,963 7 715, itt Commonw’lth. 1,021,200 994,218 1,022,654 “New York.... 2'861/517 2,818,446 2,795,537 “North America 1,667,965 1,620,035 1,574,838 “4 State of N. ¥., 4,063,004 4,047 the Union. “the Republic. . 2,7 pomery ‘ 1 Knickerboe Leatl venth Ward oe and Leather. Suffolk A 6, fi Yradesmen’s 1, 01,4 236 (1, 301) 618 Union 2478,703 215517745 Total. .......... $90,190,689 $90,092,765 $90,149,510 Deposits. American Exchange. ...85,414,989 $5, 509, 708 $5,118,391 Atlantic a i 17 073 Bank of 2, 137, igs “Commerce... 3,01 7,329 “ Commonwealth 5 “New York. 2,804,847 “ N, America 1,217,182 “State of N.Y. 2,988,077 “The Union, (39, O41 “The Republic 1,619,627 18,720 1,039,430 988,542 191,000 442,949 1,016,794 624, 1,175,980 1,501,931 Corn Exchange. 482, East River 451,033 235,268 920,177 368,014 547,100 478,172 462,317 05, 346, 319,974 Leather Manufacturers’ 1,022,759 1,075,908 Manhattan. 2)252)285 2}259;450 Marine. 0 Market. Mecha: Mechanics? Mechan Mercantile . Merchants’ Merchants’ Metropolitan, ional, North River... New York Dry Dock Exchange. Ocean vi ental , 700, 522 2,390,871 711, 379 » 2,028,745 $57,612,801 $58,812,924 $57,968,661 Union... Total. 96,071 2,180,137 Specie. American Exchange. 2698,748 $618,699 ‘Atlantic ¥ 38,656 f Anerica 1,079,824 Bank of 1,000,069 “ 142262 “ 511,615 “ 98,132 4% StateotN.¥.+ 721,080 845,607 “the Union..... 32,207 25,016 “the Republic... 202/561 203,751 45,205 Butchers’ and Drovers Central, Chatham... Chemical: Citizens’... City Continent ‘orn Exchange. Fast River..... Empire City’ Fulton, Greenwich , Knickerbocker, Leather Manufacturers’ Mechanics’ Association, Mechanics’ and Traders’ Mercantile . Merchants’ Merchants’ Metropolitan, New York Dry Dock Exchange, Seventh Ward Shoe and Leather. Nicholas 431,149 $11,869,236 $11,340,025 $11,231,912 A Atlantic . America Bank of “ Commonwealt! “New York... « North America. ‘State of N. York, Central. Chatham Chemical Continental Corn Exchange. Fast, River, Empire City Fulton... Greenwich , Grocers’... Hanover. Irvinj Island Ciiy: Knickerbocker 304/193 97,436 110, 075 ca Mechanics’ & Tra Mercantile . Merchants’, Merchants’ Metropoli tional... Dry Doc Fxchange.... Ocean.... Seventh 5,008 Shoe and Leather 122,284 St. Nicholas . . 76,539 72,873 Suffolk... 85,007 83,095 ‘Tradesmen’ 261,108 Uaion.. 341,702 Total, +++ 99,066,728 90 477,044 90,621,606 The eondition ef the leading departments of the banks ef this clr, oh Sieenh prod, sampare an Slows — Pasties 06 wet ending Oetober 1, there has been an increase in discounts of $56,775 ; in circulation, $44,124; and a decrease in deposits of $343,673, and in specie, $109,113, The decrease in deposits shows an active and increasing demand for money. The drain of specie has been for remittance to the South and West, as well as to Europe, and during the present week the decreaso is likely to be greater than that just reported. We shall sce in the next weekly report, the effect of the operation of the clearing house upon the movements of the new and weaker banks, Stock Exchange. Monpay, Oct. 3, 1853. 15044 sia Parker Coal 83 $37000 U8 6's 68, 9000 Frie 2d M bs 600 Frie Certificts. 9934 5000 Hud Con bs.83 893% 60 shs Nassau Bk..83 102 i) ioe Or 7 Cont Bank. . 53 Metropolitan’ Buk 25 US Trust Co. 400 Morris Cana 100 Long Island itt 100 Stoningtn RR.990 125 Nor & Wor RR..s3 90 17% SECOND BOARD. 5000 she N Y 6's °55.. 19634 100 shs!Hudson RR. 1000 Erie Income be.. 953g 200 do. 2000 Huds Convert bs 90°" 250 Reading ii 100 chs Phoenix Bauk 11434 100N ¥ Centra 150 Nic Trans Co... 243% 33 100 do. 500 Erie RR, 100 ao. do 100 do.. 100 80 Cumb Coai Co ee 50 fo. 50 200 100 PrBrVeln Goat. a6 100 100 do. 200 100 do 100 50 do. 1090 100 Potomac 2% 60 50Brons Cityland.. 12° 60 200 Harlem RR....b30 5834 100 CITY TRADE REPORT. Monpay, Sept. 8—6 P. M. Asus were in limited request, and unehanged in priee. Breapsrcrrs.—Flour displayed increased activity and firmness, at prices 18%c. & 6c. per bbl. above thone quoted in our last. The sales reached 20,000 bbls., here and to arrive, including ordinary to choice State, at $6 93% a $7 123,; fixed to fancy Western at similar rates; and other brands at proportionate figures. The mov ments in Southern comprised 3,400 bbls., chiefly at $7 = $7 1234, for mixed to good lots. | Rye flour was held at $4 87% for fine, and $5.12 for superfine, per bbl. Corn méal was inactive. Wheat seemed in very animated de- mand, at an advance of 4c. a 6c. per bushel. The trans- actions amounted to 125,000 bushels, at $152 a $1 62 or $1 63 for inferior to very prime Genesee white; $1 66% = $159 for fair to prime Western do., and $152 a $166 for do. to do. Canadian do., in bond. ’ Rye was scarce, and held at 6c. About 2,000 bushels four rowed barley changed hands at 83c. State and Western oats’ were more inquired for, at 473g¢. a 50¢ per bushel. Corn appeared pretty brink, and quite Grm. “The sales included 39,000 ushels at Sic. a 8234c. for unsound; 82c. a 830. for Southern white; and 83c. a Se. for Western mixed; and S4c. a 85c. for Southern yellow, per bushel. Carrtz.—At Allerton’s Washington Drove Yard—Offer- ed this day, 3,094 beef cuttle; olfered during the week, 8. We’ subjoin the returns for the weck in detail, er with the section of country whence the #upplies came:— Cattle. By the Hudson River Mi valieead “ “ “ Stock fecetoed bythe Harlem Ratiroad. Beef cattle 76 Sheep and lambs: Cows and 15 Shoats. The market during ‘the week has been ‘quite ‘firm for beeves, and prices, especially for the getter qualities, are y higher’ than we could quote last week. The range of the market today was from’? to 10 cents no. cording to quality. At Browning’s—Offered 504 beef cat- tle, 80 cows and calves, and 5,876 sheep and lambs. The miarket hus been quite active.” Sales of beeven at from 7 to 10 cents per Ib. All sold. Cows and calves brought from $5 to $50; sheep from $2 75 a $6 50; lambs, $2 50 to $4 60, All taken. At Chamberiain’s, Hudson River Buil’s Head.—350 beef cattle, 40 cows’ and calves, and 4,200 sheep and lambs, Reef cattle firm, at 7 to 914 cents gels All seid. Cows, 25 a $65; sheep from $3 a $7; jambs, 62 a $4; calves, from 4\4 a $7 cents, All sold. At O'Brien's—Offered, 240 beoves: sales at from $7 a $9, 40 cows—all cold at from $20 a $60. Recapitulation. leeves. savas Saieees Sheep, Fy Hi 876 40 "966 40 - 176 Kelver i market continues heavy under the Baltic’s advices, the sales to-day amounting to about 400 bales. Fracim.—Rates were higher with more offering. We have to notice engagements to Liverpool of about 20,000 a 30,000 bushels wheat at’ 12d, to 13d. in bulk and bags. At the clove 16d. was demanded. For flour 3s. 6d. was demanded, and 1,000 bbls, rosin were engaged at 3s. Gd, To London, 22,000 bbls, flour were engaged at 4s, 6d., and about 20,000 bushels wheat at 15d. in bulk, and 2,000 boxes cheese at 60s, To Havre, 100 tierces rice were taken at $9. To Havre, the ship Eastern Queen wax chartered at 76c. for flour and at 20c. for wheat, and about 30,000 bushels of wheat were taken by another vessel at 2lc, in shippers bags. To Glasgow 50 tons oil cake were taken at 37s. 6d., and 900 bbls. rasin were reported at 3a, Sd. For California, rates varied from 40c. to Fire: CRaczms.—There were 400 boxes Canton, 40 packe, bought, at $1 35, short credit. Frerr.—The European accounts tended to strengthen prices, Soe 450 boXes_ bunch raisins and 150 do. layer do. changed hands, the former at $2 95 a $3. Hay.—Sales were made of 750 bales North river, at F21¢c. a S5e. per 100 Ibs. ind somewhat nominal in price, was moderately dealt in, at $37 50 » to 8 $6 624g for foreign, and $6 76 Cubs Morasers— h wold to a distiile 2e. por ga at NANAe StURaBLL teeth Dads cebee! tarpeittind pan wt Ve heard 100 bbls. spirits turpentine were ob tained at 70c., though most owners claimed 7Sc. a 7$¢. per allon, F Ous.—There was nothing additional lone in whale, sperm, or olive. Some 6,000 gallons linseed brought, in lots, 65¢. PRovisons.—Moss pork advanced 25¢. more per bbl., and was purchased to the extent of 900 bbls. at $1675 a @17—the closing price. Prime pork ruled quiet, but steady, at $13. Cut meats were unaltercd. The sales of lard reached 450 bbls, chiefly good to prime, at 11\e. a 113¢¢. per Ib. No change occurred in beef, the sales of which embraced 230 bbls, Butter and cheose were sale- able and firm. That Betari—Sales at auction, by. Jas. Cole & Son.— Brooklyn property; house and lot corner Jay and Tall man streots, 23 Ly’62 foot, $3,100; do. do. adjoining, 23 it by A No. 6 Tallman street, 28 by 47 feet, $1,200; do. 12 Tallman street, 26 by 47 feet, $1,450; do. do. 87 Prospect street, 25 by 46 feet, $2,500. jomand. The business in- w 530. and 50 do, New SuGara were in modervte cluded 700 hhds, Cuba at 4% Orleans at b4ge. per Ib. Towacco.—There were 50 hhds. Kentucky disposed of at Tige. a 9c. per Ih. Winskey.—Sales of 1,800 bbls, Wostern and prison transpired at 80¢. a 31c. per gallon. ————————————EEEEEEEEEE ORNAMENTAL IRON bend &e. RON BEDSTEAD WAREHOUSE— HEAP SPRING as ress dopot—the best ever mado for health, seonomy, i’: erie oe from dwellin, hotel tontn, 688 Private Gali ana’ ex" beds, pillow: Tarsished promptiy. ear Prince street. PATENT CAST I tire new article, tari ‘on the rivet principle. TI Railing Company Tnaaufectur ription ef iron work f goon at thelr warerest Broadway. en dat atenki Lg ‘anol neon 5 } “JOHN | Db. W. LuSHa Ne. "No di2 Br Nos. 67, 69 and Gi Lewie strvoh maar. nas ABYERTISEMENTS RENEWED BVBRY DAY. SEE FIFTH, 61XTH AND SEVENTH PAGES. FOR SALE. verre FOR BAER: a) iso, 180.000 “rig keessouanen, tartare cae * wi, Cit; vee ag Feint, Ca oh Minber ir Seavert “quality, For particulars, autre of iraied De ines ot mber merchants, All Sing sa Y. tr of Dooglaa & Meote, 317 Watt sreat 2, 500. —FOR “SALE—LEASE AND | ‘FURNITURE of a hotel, in one of the best locations, on a corner of two great thoroughfares. The house acoommodates forty boarders, and docs an exeellent bar besinecs, ‘The pur. chaser can have the adjoining ho red, which would —FOR SALE—LEASE, june if Tg Apply to G. A. ROBINSON, 35 Nas- $3,500 treteare ut uted near Wi FIXTU ges AND ning on. ornished im the oly style, 4 a ‘Apply to G. A. ROBINSON, 85 ing an eate Nassau street, up s BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE OR EX- ebange for city propert, y or land near New York.—It is miles from Boston, r@ railroad depot, and ine thirteen acres o land, with fruit trees, e.; in valued at $5,000, and would be sold at » sacrifice for cash, the property being too far from the owner's present oo- excellon cupation. Address, post paid, R. G., ¢ if ean architect, lis St. Mafi's place pasa iain GOOD ‘CHANCE 70 MAKE MONEY.—A VARIETY of rare curiosities lately brought from China and Japan, thst will make » pretitable show or exhibition. The owner is vy unwel to take charge of them. Will Ly oe oaed of low. Tuquire a: 315 Greenwich street, YNOLDS, N BLEGANT MIRROR FOR SALE—EXTRA QUALITY French plate, 85 by 33 inches, ina very rich gilt frame, Apply at 145 Filth avenue, between Nineteenth und Twea- tieth streets, vo is offered on very fi or real estate, improved or & person to avail roprietors POLLLON, on the pre a fron b wl T PRIVATE SALE—A FEW CHOICE BUILDING lote yet unsold, in Melvina, at $100 each, payable by instalments of five dollars a month. Melvina is situated two and « half miles from the Williamsburg ferries. Newtown and Flushing omnibusses pase the premises every fifteen minutes ; fare six conte, Por full particulars seo Ie 8. SMITH. on the premises, or T. J. FONDA, No, 27 Nassau street, third floor, ew York, Money will be loaned to the purchaser for build. iug if desired, GREAT BARGAIN. —FOR SALE, THE STOCK AND , consisting of toys, confectionery, or being engaged in other business, ie above for $100, if applied for imme at 160 Mulberry street, wear Grand, ly, DOM MET WITH.—FOR SALE, AN ewspaper, book and stationery busines ‘Au excellent opportauity fur & person with & For particulars inquire at 379 Hudson street, price. ‘he proprietor, having » pies all of his attention, is wilting to dispose of the recip Kether with the sterevty'pe plutos for directions, circulacs, and show bills; also, a scientite work on discases’ for which this medicine is suitable for, and has given universal satisfaction, with lar; 8 person in the patent medicing bus tess, secdbe bas iany. sitsnbenen Ore: ptreayetng family medicine, this is rare epportunity to make a fortune. 18 ls in perfect Feadiness for Veing extensively brought, for. ward without mueh additional ex; mnt at wholesale. Address & Co,, Merchants’ Exchange, ILLIARD TABLES FOR S8ALE.—WE INVITE BUY- ers to examine eur st:ck om hand, with all the modera and ata profit of 500 ‘x eare of Alexander N. improvements, suitable for public er private Con fsa lon nited States, N.B.—. gent loon than any other, evtablishmen NARD & BENJAMIN, 20 Broadway. nd table complete, cheap. ILLIARD TABLES FOR 8A Are rie maid ate ‘and splendid stoei Putlie use. “hres geoa ta belorea ies ealicgiavroes tiliard ite fastory, treet, GRIFFITH & DECKER. ILLIARD TABLES.—I HAVE NOW ON HAND & se etre superiot fer workmanship, da from ten to twent} Gout cheaper than anywhere in the sity. NEI OLDT, 127 eee street. ARM FOR SALE—ON LONG ISLAND, CONTAINING ‘Thee b here there is fekig quanta, ane ay, where there is g ing, guoning, anc For further particulars ayply at’ the carpenter 24 Grove street, Ni JOR SALE.CLEASE AND FURNITURE OF A RE- fectory, salvon, lucated on a corner of two grout, tho- Toughfares, handsomely furnished and doing a good business, vill be scl at a great bargain, in consequence of the Fo rie: tor being engaged in other vusiness. Apply to G. 4. SON, 8 u street, up stairs, NOR SALE—APPLY AT a GREAT JONES STREET Now York Club stable—a light rockaway wagon and harness, in perfect orders also, w pair of bay horses to banda igi, eight aud nine years old, sound and gentle; will be wold Jols'an tue owner link ue ure for shes, FOR, SALE HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE ON REA. sonable terms, Hou-e four stories and baseme in Ferty-ninth vereet, near Mieveuth avenue, “Apply teD. 2: LYONS, 44 Wail JOR SALE—A BROW E HOUSE, NEAR FIFTIL avenue; genteel brick house in First avenue, near Sixth bireet, and genteel houses in Broeklyn. Also, son te good tenant houses, Any of the above will be exchanged for mer- ‘Apply to E. McoMANN, 82 Division street, chandise. OR SALE—82,000—LNE GOOD WIL! FIXTURES and kof arestaurant in Wall street, now doing a very profitable business. Address box 3,096 Post Oftive, stating here an interview may be bi papal cacacias 3 OR SALE ¥TH WARD MUSEUM HOTEL, SITU- ‘ated on the corner of Frauklin strect and Broad way. For particulars inquire of THOMAS RILEY, Ne. 24 Varick street, NOR SALE.—A FARM CONTAINING FORTY ACRES, at, Middie Village utheran Cemetery, 1,"Said farm will be, For further pat: jars inquire at 22 South Seventh street, Williamsburg, be- tween J und 3 o'clock, of C. B. Remson, or of E. Remsen on the premises. NOR SALE—THE INTEREST OF THREE YEARS LEASE of » blacksmith shop, with complete tools, and a first rate Place f for business, avply at 71 West Twenty-tifth street, OR SALE—THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF Ree eer the best Unquor stores and drinking saloons in this “ity, now doing splendid business, and will be sold at a ext bargain, Terms and rent nominal. Apply at the Eiited States Agency, 102 Naceau street. OR SALE—TWO FIRST CLASS HOUSES, FOUR F stories and basements, situated north Thirty. ‘ond strect, about 20 feet west of Eig being the Shird and ate howe from Bighth avenue. For particulars ox at 177 Went Thirty-third street, of uy ‘ Vanderbilt. « MREE YEARS LEASE, STOCK AND did businese—eorner grocery and liquor part of the city. This isa chance joky met with for making money, Apply early this day, at th 1e United States Agency Office, 102 Nassau stro OR SALE OR EXCHANGED FOR CITY LOTS—THREE houses in Thirty-third street, Ninth avenue, thoroughly and substantially built, with all the, modern improvemei now sendy for ogsnpatian, er, further parsioul ply to THOMAS DENNIS, buildor, 258 West Tw: bh street, Ninth avenue, oF to "EDGE & DICKSON, plumbers, 0S Hud Abingdon square. OLD LANDS FOR SALE—THE fore known at tho Eagle Gold Mi two acres, in the m miles fro: TRACT. ERETO- inting of 0 AVENUE, BROOKLYN.—LOTS DESIRABLY ten and Quincy avenu d ayentie, can ‘ Apply toG. TAYLOR,Gates avenue, edford. Terms of payment ens; second house beyond Nos. I, Gandd Wor ren street, neat Broadway, to ® ‘the premises, IVERY STABLE FOR SALE.—THE LEASE, 4 anid fixtures of an old established livery stal west of Broadway, between Broome and Houston herees, coaches, Wagons and harness, &o. nearly three years t run, with & good two story fire proof STOCK, situate building, reventy feet deep. Can xccomm five hors nnd carriages in accordance, and doing rietor having other businoss bove upon vire at DUSES THURS earrings factory, Wai 10 HARNESS MAKERS.—TOR SALB, A FIRST RATE Fins boen estab- old cheap, as the present occu- s leaving the city on account of other business. Apply WUOUN DROWN, saddier, Myrile avenue, Kast Brooklya, ALUABLE COUNTRY STORE FOR SALE, WITHIN thirty-five miles o ‘itl 5 usiness of $10,000 per year. any te BFF. x NICHOLS, at Law, 7 Nassau street, street, Attoraey ver South Bichth an t fect on First street, y is within one ioc the blocks fr now It wonld suit any —_ quiring much room, or a stone or coal yard, o1 be eu to grent advantage, and is probably the best pleco of operty now fur sate a Rues past of Willamsburg. Terms iy y to T. DOYLE, No. 1 Fifth street, near ay eet, Williamsburg. ri ordues for sale bargain. ‘ion, pale te JONN G. MILLER, 83 Wator street, LIQUORS, &C. CHOICE HAVANA eee WINES or 500.000 Jamaica rem, cordials of every description, 4: oxpressly for the trade, and will be sold, wholevals from bonded warcher re, at from 39 te 25 fh) below ony use im the city the #1 ity of goods, WM D, BENSON & CO., Importers, 44 roemie street, corner of Mercer. 20. 00 OLD STYLE JUGS pg ALR | variety of choi importations at wm. Masouie Tomplo, am Brot pa of Crosby, AVANA SEGARS.—A SMALL LOT OF THIRDS, OF food quality, almost at the purchaser's own they have got to b Apply to Ht: DAVIS, 254 Washing: ton street, up stairs, from 1 till 2 P.M. thie ai —DOUBLE SWAN BRAN ghest flavored gin imported. Por m liouse lock, in large and smal ». H, SIMPSON & SONS, ge assortment of brapdics and BOARDING AND LODGING. A GENTLEMAN AND IIIS WIFE, AND TWO SINGLE tyro oon Peas accommodated ‘with fang in : small bave more ro tl u to Bapy. Appip sh Ted Orahard iteee hater rea. PARTMENTS TO L BOARDING AND LODGING. NE OR TWO GENTLEMEN pmtnoes PF OBTAIN< it y unt, Foe heres Ls & private re Say. oe and central will address Z. A., Ui a FURNISHED APARTMEN’ te let, with or without board, on reasonable terms Gs leaant location ly on. th No, 2 OOMS TO LET —& PRIVATE FAMIL iY, LIVING Erenue, between Siaietath an Sevedtcenth tiesta a | I mae teva aa tha. wy om i 2 conrel = ao A GENTLEMAN AND Ld CAN BE accommo. ¢ ter a gentlemen, at 71 Crosby street, Att ¢ block from Broadway. ences requi 00M T0 LET, WITH BOARD— room, second 4 LAROR yRowe LADY, RESIDING IN A NEW HOUSE, HAVING all the medern improvements, im a highl ta er, im & pleasantly leeated house. aire mi aelabberhend. in the appar part oi the. eit Henly see “Broad. | om the premises, 286 Spring et bs 4 ee eat Tea ithed, with partial ward, tone cr two genticiaen,” Refer. | ROOMS, 70 RENT, IN A QUIET NEIGHBORHOOD, near Broadway, west side, suitable for a lad: man. Roard for the lady ouly. Address Post Office, —_—___—__________.,, EVERAL GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMOP ATED with good board and pleasant rooms at 126 Weet Seven- teenth streot, Terms moderate. © OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO- dated with pleasant rooms ina residing at 06 Bond atroet. Private tabi: ISITERS TO “THE ee PALACE.—ACCOMMOs why furnished dations for single gentlom th i, th, at J.T. he a | Mitte nint or, pron a avenue, on the fet DISSE below the Crystal Palace, ANTED—P! ERMAN] NENT BO. ences of the highest respectability required and and gentle- dress 1. W. Sosy Post Office: Breedway A PRIVATE, FAMILY RESIDING IN. THE CENTRAL part of the ,city, two blocks from Broadway, will let two furnished rooms, with board, to a lady, or separately to Merald ofiee. GLE GENT! EMAN ©. N BE ACCOMMODATED with a front and back parlor, elegantly furnished, and an enclosed piassa, with she privilege of hot-eold and baths, with or without breakfast. Apply at 66 Eas second street, between Fourth and Lexington avenue SHED mow TO LET, uae BOARD, IN SECON D, WITH A PLAL in a first ‘are taken. Terms a: with privilege of & priv jd with the modera improv Leroy place, BI parlor. The’ house is pr ments. SUITE OF ROOMS TO LET—IN A SPLENDIDLY furnished house, with all the modern improvements; Daths and gas in every room, in a private family, where no other boarders will be taken; cmnibuases eentinually passin the door, Apply at 20 Thirty-second strest, betwesn’ Madi son and Punt avenu ROADWAY.—! a ed Roba BEDROOMS a BB , WITHOUT INC BRANCE, HAVING & farnished room, would like to romt it, noke pe to some Cy 4 Pomseae Re Call'at No.1 Hammond streets frst toor, front room, winter, by respectable parties, in URNISHED HOUSE TO LET—THREE STORY, ATTIC replete with ptt furmisied all in good ardor, situate ater, ke., with good a Broadwa; a 2 Broadway Votween Bighth aid Ninth streets, | small house iu Prin treet: with fureitnre: for ai LLING & TUCKER, 289 Broadway. PUENISHED HOUSE.—AN OPPORTUNITY, WHICH seldom occurs is offered by a party xi rin ing, owing to their | forniture, carpete, the first of May Inet, ai Nery pretty gothic, with garden ed, situated in a ealthy Teenllen and a'half of Jersey City ferry. im every fifteen minutes within twenty yards of he'te oor. Address Ste Phenson, Herald offi been eed noe TO LE’ ROOK .EMAN AND WIFE, OR FAMI ay wilkers ablideees camanare. Saeed ee a nations tuite of rooms, furnished or unfurnished, in a small private family. Location very desirable. Apply at 132 Duffield street, near Fulton avenue, Brooklyn, OARD.—FURNISHED ROOMS, AT 2 U N I0N. PLACE, to let, with er without board. The ho situated, ing all the modern’ impr: looking the Par Strangers visiting the modated with pleasant rooms. OARD.—ANY FAM ing to obtain good b OR SINGLE ek lag and en) accial home, we recommend them to Keeping and ts teonth street. a fow doors east of Se be Ag ee pt park. Terms moderate, Cars and stages couvenioat to | Sble. oF. t Fone year from Ma all parte of the city, healthy location, aad only thirty minut OARD.—TWO G or four or five with full or partial Sixth avenue, OARD. EL EGANT ROOMS, AND SUITES OF ROOMS, with board, can be had at the fashionable residence No. 51 Prince street, west ef and near Broadway, well furnished. Also, a back parlor, with bedroom, on frst floor, with wia- dows on street side. iNet N AND THEIR WIVES, ny can be accommodate le he day. Meuse aud stable cun also be had, Oy RY ry West "Bightes uth street, near reas Sides a , Herald vthee. 2 ‘OTEL TO LET.—a spacious wie wl Union hotel restaurant, located on the aorther! square, now furnishing, and will faced aval ry 1 the, 10th of Ceteber. Apply on th a orto HOMER Mi AN, No, SFine ntteo, OBOKEN.—A SUIT OF ROOMS ON THE SECOND i City, Hall, by stages, while ran every fifteen stintee ran vow OARD—CAN DE HAD AT 173 EAST SEVENTEENTH | Jt 00%; al a) Histon ceil Petia Teron tt BD sireet, near Stuyvesant square, “Baths, gas, ko, inthe | ¢t Partial board. by appl woken. OARD—A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO ENGAG Sued leah een ost oh oe ek faralshed voor with partiel board, ia a psimate ote; nished hovee, yeh eet snluane Hers side of the ety. Herma moderate, “Address J. i,’ | prowementa. _ Lesation envurpaiead) suawtes pal Broadway Post Offic Office, Trill be atiended tor OARD.—A FURNISHED ROOM TO LET, TO A LADY and gentleman, with full board for the lady only. None i Nlahing a quiet and retired ‘home. | Pay- Teaaired, weekly in advance, Address Heme, Ree TO LET, WITM STEAM POWER.. very desirable a sixe trom Lee ayer she New ays. cua surg, ane foraunen tom water, tures, and water closets. Apply te cr ANTHONY, OARD IN BROOKLYN. TWO, OR THREE GENTLE. Elm and Franklin streets, reom Ne. 4l, up stairs, andsomely furnished, with | (7 > a ‘ TORE TO LET—IN BROADWAY, NEAR THE 8B. ( sn” Tho house it ne SO Nikolas Hot, For particulars inquire af ong ber pri mt pars | fiFeet, ___ liberal ara Brio 0 LET-THE UPPER PART OF A FIRST La sere fo Sif ete house in roadway, alto, Au olay on the ree done; mute Stile fer a physician, xt ‘and OARD IN BROOKLYN. Cui NFERNISHED e’eloek, and 4 to 6 rooms, with bedrooms attached, to let, with Cee iq hoard; situation very desirable, inert “aieaee from the ca Ww a. ‘ulton and Montague ferries. at Fulton street, bes ‘epponite Clinton attest, et " Nerth river, m1 = ven] mill om rat com terest of theig, gas, &c.; houne within five minw ferry. In . quire at'No. 72 State street, corn OARD IN BROOKLY) be pleased to furnish o tne room and partial board. a home, may address a note to T. —- wine y. LADY WOULD or two single gentlemen with » Those desiring the comforts of L. L., Herald office. ie f of three reoms tie room. Apply to c. Bs Sura, a ae et pe LET—A VERY HANDSOMELY tht plata! ted TOUS near New Brighton, from the Ist of December OARD WITH PLEASANT AND WELL FURNISHED coms, may be had at the eligibl; ioeates. dwelling, No, 1g Clinton place, between Fiith amd Sixth avenuon,” The | of May, The house beautifull ante a fan is ef modern construction, Bes re rol usual eonveni- cxirematy 1698 to a respectable private family, whe be careful of the furmiture. Apply to 8. . WHITLOCK, No. 46 South street. 0 LETIAT FOOT OF TWENTY-THIRD STREET, bh river, till May mext, a vacant lot of ed over w eonl yard, 60 by nist Ne 0 LET—A WHOLESALE ‘AND RETAIL 1aquor store, with steck and fixtures. Inquire at 61 Marion st. 10 LET—A COTTAGE HOUSE, AND FURNITURE FOR Ponte To the value of $400 to $50, The house {s in o the most pleasant and healay parts of the city; rent $000 er annum. None noed apply who will mot want the furni- Eire. For particulars apply B. BRADY, 206 Broadway, oron the premises, No. @ West ‘Thirty-cighth cetreot, neag Fifth avenue. Bure, WANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY, FOR THE wil ¢ room, in a private family, where there are d where she ean eh Address M. ne othe home, Offiee. BOARD WANTED —A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIPE aud daughter (nine years of age) wish board in a respec ble private family, or where only a few boarders are taken, Neh York or Breokiyn. A furminhed room and small bed” ing will be required. Ten dollars per week will the gentleman dining down town, except Sundays, Bent of reference given and required. Address New York Post Office, box 3,0 OARD WANTED.—FOR A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, nurse and baby, two or three rooma, with full board, near Grace Church, ‘Terms must he moderate. A private family Preferred. Adi stating particulars and terms, X. ¥. Z. forts of a ‘Broadway Post Refer Tara, apply to J: GILG cure of Geo, D, Coggeshall, 809 Broadway. Te LET—A (DESIRABLE | COUNTRY RESIDEKCR, IROARD WANTED IN BROOKLYN.—A WIDOW, Mites ts Tn ae three children and nurse, wishes board in a pri reasonable. Ad- between the Fulton and South ferri tamil, Brookl, Tua Pearcome anda parlor required, unfurnished. Address M. Forbes, No. 24 Dey street, New York, OARD WANTED—BY A LADY, IN A PRIVATE B family preferred. Must be on a stage route, below Union square: not west of Hudson street, nor east of the Bowery. References exchanged. Address J. C. A., box 810, Poat Office, Ted ae eae ae EAR a acd A wareroom on ‘the frst floor, ‘and large basement) w Sdapted for plans, Tooking glaston, earpete, de 8. 0 bon SWS Fest OM ce, HOW Fe hii [0 LET-BROADWAY STORE, WITH 4 VERY seat el LENT, No. 74 Spring street, from 4 to Satots LET.—TO ONE OR TWO SINGLE G! OARDING.—GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES, OR | T° yithoat boord, a furnished room on first oer, with gad a ou i Ungle geatiomen, can be aceommedated with airy, desir- | gytures, im the Eighth ward, near Broadway, ih » privatg bi ms for the winter, with full er partial board, within a few minutes walk of the Sixth hth avenue cars, by arplying at 118 Fourth street, corner of Ames, family.’ Address A. , Horala off PT—A PART OF THE THIRD FLOOR AT 158 Nag Fulton street, light and easy of secess, Inquire on the premises, Possession immediate ET—AT 85 WARREN | TREE a BE "Tera nud bedrooms. fer tingle gonilemen. cian’ nish with or without beard, at Ne. 8 Leroy Place, Boarsrys FEW GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN | jouse. leasant room: part oard by applying a! ‘ent een z L 00 required. STORE, ON THE FIRST LOFT, AT #0 CORT. sees see ne | JO i atrents alee, second, third and f fourth lofts in the SUITS OF HANDSOMELY FURNISHED rooms to let for the winter, with private table ealy; house having the modern improvements and pleasantly located. No. 145 Ninth street, between Broadway and Fourth avenue. Bossnixs ‘A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE CAN OB- OARDING. new building 106 Chambers strect, Da VIS S06 chs Chambers street. LET—A yee UTL Buh MODERN BUILT a T° rena yy trees, wit! im front, in hk court, Fitty- second pen the Mi dion. River Rall ead. [ve in com Tete SEsor inquire st eottage No.4. FLOOR OF A HOUSE, CO ree, Jae ‘tries, with @ feauire nt Oe Greenest. SEVERAL ROOMS, WELL ADAPTED FOR vuilding’ 765 Broadway. Rent very Spb ne aber as above. . mo LET—ON THE SECOXD FLOOR, FRONT AND ‘back room, with pantry attached, for’ publie For particulari apply at Hamilton Hotes, 48) Hu tain a pleasant room on the third floor, front or back, pently furnished, with full board for the lady, Partial for the entleman, f peetable family, where t y few oarders. 'Plei OARDING—A ROOM ON THE SECOND STORY, AND Bee er Nie tited, with wardrobe closets, suit imal family, or gentlemen and their wives, mi full or partial board. to railroad and For terms, &¢., apply at 69 Jane strect. OARDING—A FRONT AND BACK PARLOR, UNFUR- nished, with bedroom and pantries on the second floor rooms on,the third floor, to let, with hoard, to gent nd their wives, or singlo gentlemen. House new, ha ‘all the late improvements, Call at 166 West Twenty- fith street. Bosepacs LARG) ais \D PLEASANT FRONT with good pan- (0 LET—A FIRST RATE BUSINESS STAND—FRONT ‘aud back parlors over store 134 Canal street, with a front Foomn'on third’story, ama tou Foom and Kitebon Beek of hall, ‘Also, glass eases and fixtures, Will be sol ‘Apply, stairs. LET OR LEASE—ak ELEGANT iat SITU. ted bah southeast eor Sait tas cs fest ‘CP WILLIAM RIDABOCK, oon! etes, ran E room, unfurnished,“on th try attached, to let, with board; hird story front room, furnished, suitable for as ‘g ‘and wifo, or & couple of single gentlemen, Apply at st mary streot.” OARDING WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND AND BTS daughter, in sr able boarding honse im this city; jocation near Broadway, and not above Canal street. kine f will require two adjoining rooms, and bo permanent if suite Satisfactory reference will be given amd required. Address v. a AM | ile eames BE" (0 LEASE FOR TEN Me WITH THE is Phased OARDING DOWN TOWN—BREAKPFAST AND TRA, of purchase—T! fs ous ages, Ei ince st with single or double rooms, for gentlemen, at 70 Warren | wert of Tirondy 01 f teen from Stodotleck PM. A JOIN S, KELSO, 62 William stroct. Kony te iT OR LEASE, Fi a Bota or In or mere Tarts very of, and 80 enka stent aking in all sit ratty be wutiws, ree cruailont iit tight 4 one for six tenementa, well of AMES CON CONNOR ca Sona Street. Bath in the hor BoARDING, AT 95 BROADWAY PERSONS VISIT. ing the city permanently or tra: ention—H5 Br tn ‘Arrangements for the winter om favorab] terms, Transi vo $1 30 per day. PFs ae anh semicon aie CAN BE ACCOMMO- d with well furnished rooms, in the famil, r h professor, The ag lace, Bro : , ie new and. within, f wutew’ walk of ail SES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. ferries. French lesson ORR AA NIE CAR AAAANAARLARIDIARDARARARS Peat ‘WANTED, A ste HOUSE, FOR & ORNISHED APARTMEN’ teel family of three, rei So S550; nee, two No. 562 Hourtor me Also wanteds fetropaiitan Hotel. URNISHED APARTMENTS WANTED—FOR A SMALL family, without children, in «private house, Addross, ‘and to-morrow, 8. M., Herald office. URNISHED ROOMS AT NO, 61 WALKER STREET, a parlor and sitting rv0m; alse single + Day nnn AND HI Hs B Papen oy oem LF modern arrencee" Mm up town, set a ae as abo unfurnished, with & ge ema “Address box 5,350" Pook, ee, SHED ROOMS—AT 94 BROADWAY, TWO above Union square the second floor, handsomely furt parist and bedroom, om "SE WANTED.—A THREE STORY HOUSE, IN THE ed. Breakfast if desir Hi neighborhood of Beeatwary Ddetween Cham! a bers street and Astor ona" ‘ay Bowery, ce . JURNISHED ROOMS.—TWO LARGE ROOMS. c¢ Rect wih ane iad tage! soome ely a to BILLING 4 & TU ae ‘280 Brot ay nished, to Tot, with or without bre ass house, OUSE WANTED—TO RF: te BROOKLYN, ON ta, gas, Ke. The | will be let to: 4 r road, str wari” Appin at NoSt be Wy fine ce | HL, Sin mag een ates Mier aged ee street. Hleaiurd, Honbe, Neral URNISHED ROOMS.—A SUIT OF ROOMS FURNISH. also, single rooms for gentlemen, with brea! required, can'be obtained in ® modorn built house, with all conveniences, baths, gas, &c., on application at No. 106 Fourth avenue, near Twelfth street, URNISHED ROOMS PAR, OF A TOUSE WANTED—FORA TRCTASLE family of five persons, Address Newell, Horal TABLE WANTED—OR ROOM FOR TWO | HORSES and # carriage, in oad Bot stable, between Bleoekeg and Fourteenth streets, and Fourth and Sixth avenues. best of reference given, Addross H. A. M., 70 Nosean streets first floor, fromt room, ANTED TO HIRE—| Without board, in, the, ot, fe them wife market, (or b fomilem tN GILBERT, FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE accommodated with suites of ro furnish od hones, Tepietg. With modgen, conveniensas; albe singlo by applying st 141 Ninth strect, third door from $$, NISHED APARTMENTS, Bei fo ae of Washt rances given ani 9 Wek mmcdsted with \oree flesrans and nei ond floor of house No. 83 ented weparately, with bi Apple tion may be made @ changed. " mttoth 4 tree’ the taird aveane referred. Rent ist be mede- wetldrese K. D. dey Herald office, for ian ee 7 OOD WANTED—900 OR 250 CORDS OF GOOD REACH, Whiter ont. Apply to ALDERT O. WATERUURY, ° ANDSOME FURNISHED APARTMENTS FOR SINGLE Kentlemen, to let, consioting. of & parler and twe bed- ‘Ooms, With cloneta, th, and in tho rat class howre it Jones treet, third door frem Broadway in the house. Apply at Ne. 5 Great Jor eg et HOUSE, 9 AND 29 CEN- ae a Ms A ouporier aceom Selope eugseing sloewhere.” Termar tweany-av0 conte per hight. aes sab lors will find « gomplase asortment of Douded, ser. ‘and other Cy 0, 10 UNION SQUARE—-A) MANDSOME SUITE OF BAS Wie TCE No 38 rad see Stag ‘tment on © secon oor, ew a fami Thos m the Ale he or two singe reeme Polaco, huow bow their furniture is and rate, RAMBLES COTTAGE FURNITURE.—SO'