The New York Herald Newspaper, November 20, 1854, Page 6

‘The Vote for License in New Orleans. [Prom the New Orleans Picayune, Nov. 11.) ‘The vecisive yore of Thureday, ta favor of grant | fag heenecs for the sale of liquors in trie city Bust not be mirundersted. re are not three jowity—we hope thee are a Sta fover of oense system as now ad: wl fevor be - Wivistered. The pumerous grog sho,s which in- ing up the sidewalks in some of pnp, ps 5S esantaty possible for quiet People to get by, aad which are the focuses of Fistings, are quite as distasteful to most of tnore who voed sguinet the propiviting ot license as to the must zealous of the temperance advocates who believe that to be a necessary step of reform. The vote only means that tue proposed measure fs not approved—that mea believe it to be insaffi- cient ior 118 avowed purposes, and likely to have Our streets so that Most serious consequences, woicd its have not considered. They sincerely believe that the tora! withhelding of legul tivsenses fer tae sale of tiquors will bave the effect ether of opening the trade 1 eeonene, all who choose to en- it foe, and consequeatiy to the increase of the most olfeusive class 0! drink- img sho; s, with the total sacrifice of «large bran .a gage in the basiness, wit of the pubiic revenue, which the city cannot spare witbout the most serious inconvenieace—or that a system of Fires probibition most be adopted, w deb would invoive the exercive of dangerous in- quisitorial powers. Aud they were airmly con- vinced that, setting aside the qnestion ef the odious Bature of the powers of search and dictetion in re- gerd to personal habits and private rights of domi: | ell and property, which the attemp's to enforce the pro: ibitery enarhants would inevitably ob pepe the enforcement would, ip the presant condition Padlie epicion, and tue preseut state of municipal aod pclice actoority, prove to be impossible, and the efurt would be the signal ef inex inguishable | @worcer. With the licerse system in existence, and the | vast interest which it creates, t> suppreas all illicit estabiishente mhich interiere wita the iegal protita » tu sid of the enturcement of the is, it 18 the iuily complaint of our citizens, and confe:ed by the police, that there sre mauy, very many, un- ww Yeen-ed shops, which all the zeal ef the public au- toerines cacvotreacn or suppress. Taey thrive, in ep the public compiaint and agains’ ali tue ex- ertions to reach an: root them out. How would is be ut ese temptations were multiplicd many fold, and ai] the interests and appetites were banded to- ther for the purpose of resistance and evasion? the police canno’ enforce the restrictions on thy heenve system, how oan they be expe ted to suc- ceed ja «xccutiog an ordinance for total prohibi- | tou! The proved imefficie of the polive, under iis pres: nt orgunization, was therefor@a mo'ive for vetir gs ga'nst imposing upon them heavier daties beyond them capacity, if not, also, beyond their in- Gui sation to discharge, and incurring ali the evils of | ‘the existence of a law succes :fully balled or treated With contemt, But toe defeat of the unpopular pervs fora no- torious grisvamce impores on the successful party a bigs responsibility. Doey may mot repudiase the | mracure of relief proposed, and yet abstain from all effo ts on their own part to promote the caue of refirm. The public advocates ef livenss, and all, cunfessed tue extent, and deplored the horribie ett-c'# of the prevailing habit of mtemperance, They will be looked to, if wot Urged, to support some plaw which will diminish the prerent evils, aud make an effective commence- | ment of the reform which 4 so universally confessed to be needed. ‘The City Councils are vested with the “ exclusive” ee.ctro} over this subject, with the limitation that trey vhall enly by consent of the people of tie city Fetuee to grant iicenses, Taey may ‘ regulate” at Gisexetion, and io the diacreet regulation of the HMeense kystem, with an amended orwanizativa aod vigitant administration of the police department, Ite the Lopes of our citizens for an abatemant of ths oil grog shops, aad of the nuisances some of of them have been permitted to be. Tho period for fesning of licenses ia spproactsin , and the whole Subject ought to be carefully coi , aud digest- @i with a etisfactory code The Council should take it op eerie connection with the re- form in police organization, which has already @sured so much anxiety and labor. We therefore invoke their early attention to the matter, and nove tuey will be sided by the counsels of all considerate @itizens, who feel the delicate and importance of the | theme, and the responsibilities created by the vote | of Thursday. The sites of both Nebraska and Kearney cities | pop a! A ge hana and whilst the latter, lying me it does mand a good share of the forwarding, commission, and mercantile butiuess of the fature community, the .ormer will, we think, become the moet promi- ment place. However, lying as they do contiguous, their ivterests are red god and we doubt not they Wilere long be uni! in one common site and wee. Yet commanding and apart the site , ts geographical location forbids all hope of its being a present or pemeniel location. Th: Justice due the country rapidly settling up and ad Rirably adapted ¢> heavy settlements far away t> the xorthward of this and up the Elk Horn and Paste Valley will not admit of it. Yet Nebrasks city cannot fail, we think, to bes place of much fmportance. The oddly constracted ola Block House, with its gaping and holes built "hao ago as a rallying it for the goldiers of old ‘ort Kearney in an Indian attack, still stands there —it is soon to be arranged and used for a printing | office. As an object of curiosity and a memento of | by-gone days on the frontier, it should stand unde- faced, and the next generation will regard it with Sar more interest than the most gorgeous edifice the hhand of man could erect. Downs is erecting an excellent ee ee and wiil be, when e@ompleted, the finest img south of the Platte. sets a good table, and will make a No. 1 land- A number Mgr ae end others are in process of erection. Quite well towed upon us compan} r Downs, 8. F. Nuckola, Esq., Judge Bes and oe others, we returned via the lowa side, determined | to call again ag 00m a3 circums:aaves would admit. Trip South of the Platte. fr the Omaha (Nebraska) Arrow, November 3.] t week it was our to vistt Nebraske ity, Old Fort Kearney, in company with his Ex Oe: T. B. Cuming, Governor of Ne- Prats’ M. Ieara, Mashalt ef the same, aud Mr. ©. B. Smith. On our journey thither we passe. ghee leche portion of the terran beet ct | distance over our lovely souutry. South of the Platte, the first town site we passe? Mr, Martin, upoa which new or at a distance of some twenty ti got Kearney, we passed an wn ef at. Thompeott's fer, commanding’ a beautiful back country; but the landing is mot good. A‘ the erally we found easing the wo ‘te ‘Nebraska om with ty iy the Weeping Waters is beantifal, and but » ‘ew ars will el ere it will he cut up into caretuily "ranged and tilled farms, whose hroad fields of grain will speak volumes in favor of civiuza- ’s march, and around the farmer's bea: theton: achat ages. the beeutifal Indian tradition jourteyings nambers of families just starting a Nebraska, endaring with cheerful hearts the ary ils and inconveniences whic greet set ¢ ic a new country, aud looking fo-ward to that — which fates have deoreed our fa 0d. Aiter journeying over rather ‘a hard read to ,” night phen. Bes us upon the prairies a sho:t ce to the northward of our destination—Ne aska City. Far away upon the prairie the fire ‘was bo! hia bacchanais upon the laxuriant , at times in his exuitation leaping heaven- and wil rushing varough ened some from the infernal regions; then, be mi oe os ae fe ues. Jar toward the Kansas line, other tires il- upon the Mrssouri d form the princi; of his com- i roca of the vit hospital pune tr roo -m tal mow con- into temporary hotel, we felt a8 mach at Fim axp Loss oF Lirn—Whe Barlingtan (Vt.) ¢ Press states that the honse of Wm. ©. Gas 1, of Orwell, was burat on the 13th instant, Abigail Moon, an estimable young -five orthirty years of age, peri: immediately u: the river, will com- | womaa, ished in the | FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY HARKET. Sunpar, Nov. 19-6 P. M The stock market, during the past week, has expe- rienced fluctuations somewhat more extensive than | usual, but they seem to have had no matetial effect upon | the views of operators, or upon the position of specu- lators. The reduction in market value within the past | six months has let loose a great deal of capital. It re- quires much less to carry any of the leading fancies now than it did a few weeks since, and this has been an ] inducement for many to take hold as purchasers. At | present prices, the dividend paying railroad stocks give larger rates of interest, and investments are made daily where ten and twelve per cent. interest per annum will be realized without much risk of further depreciation, There is an advantage in such investments which makes them most attractive, and such securities must seon be entirely absorbed, We allude particularly to first class railroad bonds, In leas than twelve months there will be # scarcity of this class of stocks, and they will be sought after at enhanced prices. The absorption of our good railroad bonds is going on in Europe, as well as on this side of the Atlantic; and as the creation of them has nearly ceased, the supply must, before the lapse of months, be largely redueed. All first class railroad companies will be able at all times to raixe all the money they want at rates not at all exorbitant. We allude particularly to those roads which are completed and so located as to com- mand a large traffic, without much regard to sectional, financial or commercial disturvances. Unfinished roads have a hard time of it just now, and it will be a long time before the means fer their completion can be raised. Railroads earning large sums of money monthly, and showing from month to month a handsome per cent in crease, cannot be checked by any temporary contraction in financial affairs. Those which have been productive must, with good management, continue #0, and the most they can suffer would be in the natural increase of earn- ings. A year or more since, when railroad bontls were put on the market at the rate of about a million of dol- lars per week, there was a glut, and prices run down to very low points; but during the past year or so, consump- tion has been steadily going on, while the production has almost entirely ceased, The effect of this groat change must soon be felt in the market. Those who were unfortunate enough to get bonds of half-finished roads must make the best of bad bargains, and make up their losses by economy and industry, while those who made investments in completed, productive lines must con tinue to exercise proper caution ia the future purchases. That there will continue an active, xteady demand in this market for good railroad bonds, there is no doubt; and as the supply decreases prices must improve. The construction of now lines of railroad has stopped. This alone will be of vast service tu the lines in operation. he causes arresting the pro- gross of new works must in this way prove beneficial to the old established companies, They have for the time shut off competition, and charges for both travel and traffic will hereafter be enhanced, so as to give a larger net income out of gross receipts. Arrangements have already been completed to this e‘Tect, and on some of the leading lines have been in operation a few weeks. It is estimated that the increase in the tariff of charges will be equal to a reduction of full ten per cent in the run- ‘ng expenses. All this tends to the relief of the older companies from their temporary embarrassments, and will ultimately place them in a better position than they Jove ever before occupied. The new companies will Lave to struggle along as they best can until better times appear. We have railroads enough for the present, and must giye the country an opportunity to recover from | 4 eburden so impradently heaped upon it, and gain strength sufficient to make productive all existing works of internal improvements, before investing any more capital in new projects. ‘There are but two railroad companies in the market for loans of any magnitude, and these are likely to be suc- cessful. We allude to the New York and Erie and the New York Central. Tho first named is in the market for a nominal loan of $4,000,000, but an actual loan of only $1,250,000, which will remove its entire floating debt, and place its bonds at long dates, with an abundance of available funds to provide for them as they mature. ‘The gross earnings of the Erie Railroad Company the pre- sent year will be nearly equal to the original estimate of total cost, and upon the net revenue derived from this enormous income the company feel confident of beng able to establish a sinking fund of nearly half a million of dollars per annum, and pay to the stockholder) a moderate dividend. Within the past six months there has been a greater revolution in the affairs of the Erie Railroad Company than in any other road in the country; a revolution which has placed the concern in a much bet- ter position in all its departments, iastead of placing it |) greater embarrassments, like many cther roads. The wrie Railroad Company have at last adopted a policy which we have been urging upon them for the past four or five years, and the fact of its having done so shows 4 © correctness of our views. From the re-organization f the company up to last June, the principal business of the management was the contraction of debts by an issue of bonds, and the expenditure of money on cong struction account, with the greatest extravagance. Now all that has ceased. The construction account has been closed, The payment of dividends out of the proceeds of the sale of bonds has ceased, and the attention of the 1 anagement is now turned to the consolidation of its {debtedness and the ostablishment of » proper system of finance. Under the old system all was confusion and «rayagance; under the new, we have every reason to Delieve all will be order and economy. The reau!t of every year’s operations will be a reduction of debt, iustead ofan increase, and the influence of the sinking fund "pon the company’s securities will be much more effe § | o than is generally anticipated, The appropriation of rly half a million of dollars per annum, and the interf +ovon that amount, to the purchase of the company’s evidences of debt, must work like a charm upon the ma [ Ket value ofeach class of bonds, but particularly upon che issue under the new loan. The first month after the negotiation of that loan, the trustees of the sinking fund will be in the market as purchasers for thirty-five *usand dollars worth. How much that will buy de- uds upon the market price, and the company will have the benefit monthly of any discount it may at first be obliged to pay on the loan’ It is extimated by those well posted relative to the present condition ef the financ § of the Erie Company, that with a gross income for the year ending September 30, 1855, of six millions turee hondred thousand dollars, there will be, after paying ope- ting expenses, interest on debt and sinking fund, a net revenue of nearly one million of dollars, to be appropri ated to such purposes, aiter paying a moderate dividend, as the management may deem advisable. The annexed statement exhibits the daily quotations jn this market, from actual salos, for the leading specula- lative stocks during the week euding and including Sa- laid off, possorsing advantages, We wo rday, the 1sth inst. We have taken the highest cash price current each day, for the purpose of making the comparison:— Erie Income bonds As Erie let Mortgage bonds Do. 2d ay brie ConvertiMe bonds, a Do'Mortgage onde, 1888. ort bonds, 1583 w York Central bond... nots Central bonds oy Hudson Rit bonds, lst mtg. — 101 brie Railroad... By 38K New York Contral Railr'd. Aq SUty 2 2g BS) fending Railroad "TWze 70M ONG Harlem Railron BB a 7 K & 3 Be 3 jo Ralir'd 8% — S73 38 bigan Centeal Railroad. 8) — 8) BD Southern Railroad. — — — — re Northern Indiana Railroad — a — = Biot tg ioe ioe jearag 2 19 Canton Company 1% 20 19g Iyig TN Prices do not show so much depreciation by this com. parison as the daily transactions exhibit. The daily fluc- tuations in prices have been much larger than appear in this statement. Mr. Albert H. Nicolay's regular semi-weekly auction sale of stocks and bonds will take place on Monday next, at 1244 o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange. ‘The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value of certain articles, othor than forvign dry goods, {aported into this port during the week euding and in- cluding Friday, Noy, 17, 1854:— Commence sf Foss or New netprimyt 4 Imports. . Falwe. i. Value, Artiste’ wtls. 3 $785 Oilpaintings. 33 $2,901 Alab’r orna,. 04 579 ~~ Liqaors— 1 E f 1,060 4545 Patent do..., Boots & shows tery. Maruware BUAROBWO AND LoDWiNe. arn OADWAY, OVER WELLER & SON'S 3A- n—Furnished rooms to let, to gentlemen, ly or in suites. 1 EAST TWELFTH STREET, ONE BLOCK FROM Broadway.—To » gentleman and wife, with front room, furnished. The room water. The house is handsomely furnished, and has all the modern improvements. Also, & room for a single gentleman. ‘MRS. MERKITT CAN ACCOMMO- dave a fow gentlemen or ladies with full or par- tial board: 4-0, two parlors to let, furnished or unfur- References exchanged. O(() NINTH AVENUE, NE. tour formished rooms with full or together or separ: ‘e irtee: e838 a $ a board, & second ator, centains hot and Domestics, ta 1 Staves...,321,000 Lumber, ft,219, 626 Other articles’ — Other articles — : : ie ae a: = § Figs bab THIRD wome three or or without buard. ibuses the house NAL Preach and'Italian’ spoken in ¥i Sandwich Islands I. HUDSON STREET, OPPOSITE ST. JOHN'S park—Furnished rooms to let, with boar, to ntlemen, or gentlemen and their wives; hease raished, with all the modern improvements. RIGRTH STREET, OPPOSITE THE MER ile library—A auit of rooms, on second floor, consist- to let, with board, in house. bout four hundred tho: in excess of the imports in the same time, an unusual circumstance in the foreign trade of this port. This is more extraordinary from the fact that the value of mer chandise exported during the past wgek was unusually This aggregate is EIGHTH STREET, OPPOSITE CLINTON HALL— One large room to let, on second roome on fourth floor, euitable tor single gentlemen, WAVERLBY PLACE.—A SUITE OF FURNISHED iments om the second floor, witl in @pri- ath, cas, Ae. Unexeoptionadle rei Z.111828 38 = s CITY TRADE REPORT. Satourpay, Noy. 18—6 P. M. Issue CLINTON PLACE, EIGHTH STREET—FINE om second or third doors, with good clos: |, eam be obtained, with board, ingle gentlemon. AfHES were unaltered. Bxeavervvs.—Flour was rather quet; the day’s sales embraced 8,000 bbls.; ordinary to cihoice State, $8 a $8 60; mixed to fancy Western, $8 50 a $9 12 other kinds in proportion; with 1,400 bbls. superiine Ca- at $850 a 98 625g, and 1,600 ddis. us figures. ‘The transactions in grain amounted to 6,000 bushels Canadian white wheat, to ar- rive, at private bargain; small lots of rye at $1 $2, and ae, chiefly Western mixed, at 903gc. gentlemen and their wi ‘aa LEONARD STREET, FIVE DOORS EAST | OF Glass... ..2,231 nadian, in bond Southern at prev pointed hour.” A GROVE STREET, NEAR BLEECKER.—A DE htful suit of rooms to let, together or s or unfurnished, with beard; taining improvements; location most desirable, and ac Vie to ear and stage li WAVERLY PLACE, NESR BROADWAY— handsome parlors with bedr milies, Also, sone on reasonable terins, UNIVERSITY PLACE, CORNER OF CLINTON. Boarding im one of the most clizinle and delightful lu- cations in the city, i Broadway amuseme ing facilities and con’ plication will seoure apartments for the wi —Rates continued steady and closed with a ig, though engagements were light, A. vis corn were engaged, in bulk, at 434: 50 tierces beef, at 2s. Gd., aud 200 cotton, at yd. for compressed, and 50 bales were ta To London, 100 bales hops w es cheese at 2s, bd, 5; lard and hops, with light ter to California were better, owing to 1s being on, aud measurement goods Other articies —: . attached, are vecant, ported during the week.$1,275,455 do, agle rooms for gentle: at ds. Gd. per bale, taken at 39d., and 500 bo: rates were at 4c. for be Rat Value of mdse. ‘The principal items of import were as follows:—Coftve, 78,186 ; raisins, $52,484; undressed aking, $60,096; iron, $115,947; lend, $32,420; tin, $55,000; watches, $69,520. The above aggregate is smaller than we have reported any week before this but few clipper ve $84,052; segars, The market was steady with sales of about - BLEECKER STREET, EAST OF BROADWAY.— Two or three gentlemen, or a gentleman and wile, preferring the quiet of a private dwelling to the noise | and bustle of a hotel, can have two handsomely fur- nished parlors and bedrooms, with full or partial boai at No. 7 Bleecker street, east of Broadway. Corvex.—The market was quiet and sales light; 150 # Rio, brought Vgc. a 10%c. Sales of about 500° boxes Malags 275; 200 do. half boxes, at $142 do, quarter boxes, at 7éc. Wiurkgy.—There were 640 bbls. Ohio and prison sold at nugar, $05,554; ‘The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and va- lue of certain articles exported from this port during the week ending and including Friday, Nov. 17, 1854, distinguishing the destination and extent of shipmonts to each place:— Cowmxnce or THE Port or New YoRK—WEEKLY Exports. wt for two days embraced 2,000 bales, at IRVING PLACE, CORNER OF FOURTEENTH strect.—A gentleman removing his fai his apartments, furaisned and They consist of parlor, two bed- | room, conncetiag. Possession given Ikox.—The market was firm, and the sales for the week embraced about 1,500 tons Scotch pig, which closed at $35 50—six months, Hipes have been in better request this week, and baveadvanced yc. a le. per Ib. ‘The week's sales iuclade 4,540 dry Buenos Ayres, 22 Ibs. at 1934c. a 20c. six months, usual sélection—for Canada, less the duiy; 7,500 do. 213 8 22 do. 193¢c. a 20c., six months, usual selectio: do. 213; do, 203. d0.; 3,240 do. Paraguay, 21 do. ; 2,000 do Rio Grande, do.: 193c. cash less 4 per cent do. ; 1 six montha, usual selection; 1,148 do, Maracaibo, 22 do. 1,185 do. Orinoco, '21’ do. 17e, six months, as 800 do. Rio Hache, 18 do. 16c. rejecting water 280 do Porto Cabello, 22% do. 1540. d cash, less 6 per cent, do.; 7 22do. 1640, six_montha, rejecting water d aged; 920 do. Curacoa, 19 do. I2sse. di Domingo, 24 do. 10e. d do. ; 2,800 do Porto Cabell {amily for the winter, rooms and dressiny immediately. Apply as above. FAMILY, HAVING MORE ROOMS THAN they require, would like to let two furuished bed- Teoms to one or two gentlemen, at $1 75 per week. Ap- ply at 24Grand street, three doors from the corner of Sullivan street. FAMILY HAVING MORE ROOM THAN REQUIRED, E fine apartment to a family ving all modern improve- | Quantity. Value. Cotton, bales2,461 $93,714 Flour, bbls..1,500 _ 18, Corn, bus.155,832 141,425 Bacon, The.2,020 Quantity. Value. Cooks, bas.s 035 788 int’ ga,cs codes 20 | lor and bedroom, front, for & gentler i] ¢ room#, with sitting room, Oil€ake, tons,’ 26 Flaxseed, tes, 200 Rags, bales... 60 would dispose of a ver: or single gentleman; house ments and a fine location, accessible by cara and stages. ly at 172 West Twenty-first street, between Seventh Logwood,tons 100 Tallow, lbel24,841 Lard oll, galls’ 819 Sperm oil. ..7,015 ©. bones, caks’ 30 oy 432 ps, bales.. 336 23, ples, bbls. 503 300 do Southern, 16 do. 12¢. ‘ 15¢. six months, d, to arrive coastwise; 2,000 do. Ibe. do. do. ; 4,700 do. 22 a 23 do. 15% YA do. 156. do. do. ; ‘do. do-;'260 salted B. A. 600 Texas, 50 do. 7c., and 250 salted GENTLEMAN, OR A LADY, CAN B: ished room’ and board, w gentlemen, by ap: GENTLEMAN AND LADY CAN OBTAIN BOAKD ina private family, with plearant rooms, by applying at 101 Second avenue, VERY PLEASANT ROOM ON THE SFCOND FLOOR, with large pantries and bath room attached small family, oF tlemen, where there are but few boarders, and wi tion to comfort will be paid, by inquiring at 65 Seoond treet; also, accommodation for a single young lady. o ab So saiseedie cance SON SER CORK. Corn, bus, 10,603 $8,555 Staves, No..1,200 LxATHER continues in good request, at firm prices. The week’s sales included 48,000 sides hemlock, and 4,600 leaving 72,000 hemlock sole, and 13,008 oak We quote:—Ouk slaughter, good light, at Qic. a 80c.; do., do. middle, 26c. a 20c.; do., do. heavy, 26c. a 29c.; do. Spanish, do, all weights, 24c. a 270 hemlock, Buenos Ayres, '& 206. do., do. middle, 1! We. ; do. Orinoco, &e., d | eotabiia F Cotton, bales. 111 Corn, bush.15,734 Lard, Ibs, ..81,658 100 ‘Wh’b’e, Ibs.16,872 Sausage s.bis. 1923 Tobacco, es. .2,052 Oni i GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, AND TWO SINGLE he aocommodated with pleasdnt rooms house with all the modera improve- ry endeavor will be made to promote pply st 97 Vandam street. Ke- do, do., do. heavy, light, 173Z¢. a 18e.; do. do., do. middle, 173¢c. a 18c.; do. do., do. heavy, 17c. a 18c.; do. do., and B.-A. damaged, all weights, 100, a 17e., do. do., do. poor, do., llc. # 13c.; do. slaughter, in rough, On six months credit. « Lik. —There were 1,400 bbls, Rockland disposed of, at 5c. for common, and $1 1234 for lump, 1 Navat Srorss.—Sales of 160 bbls. spirits were made at 8; and 100 du, at d2c. , hale, sperm, and olive remain quiet, but Linseed was in moderate request, at Sec. for. large, and $2e. 0 S4e. for small lots, per gallon. Lard vil urchased to the extent ot ,200 bbls., at $12 6234 a $12 75 for mess, and $11 5614 a for prime—an advance. en at 10%. a 10) ‘308 Staves, M. .10,000 Other articles’ — ments, and where their comfort. Please. a ferences exchanged. GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR SINGLE GENTLE- men ean be accommodated with furnished or unfurnish- ‘ed rooms, with board; house first class with all the modern improvenients, and conveniently located to sta; leagant home and are wil by applying at 289 West GENOA. Cotton, bales. 110 $4,468 Rosin, bi Tomb st’s,bxs Cotton, bales. 100 bbls. DY AND GENTLEMAN THAT WOULD LIKE in ood style, with = Indy an y one half the expouses; could have o| is in view of Madi ‘lidly furniel Address N. C. B., oe. PRovisions.—Pork was Pot ashes, bls 61 82 Other articles — About 300 bbls. jaru = There were also 200 bbls. prime mess pork sold, deliverable next month, at $15. Sales were made of 400 bbls. prime and mess beef, at full rates; and 500 bbls. India Butter and cheese were wnalteted. Rick —The market was dull and drooping, with small sales at Sc. a 53%. Scaars.—The market was very quiet. About 150 a 200 bhds., in small jobbing lots, were sold at 5c. a 5%c. for Cuba, and 5}gc. a be. for New Orleans; and 250 he quare, large and spl and furniture new, with real name and ad YOUNG MAN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH A plearant room, with partial board, in a private famil Where there are no other boarders. Address J. C., Horal 24,800 $1,045 rime mess do., at $27. HANDSOME FURNISHED PARLOR, WITH WO bedrooms and closets attached, to let—to single Zentlemen, in a private house, with all the modern im. arty of two or three gentlemen will | ance. Apply ot 98 Prince strect, a few | Shoe pegs,bbl 174 ‘ ry : Whalebone,12,667 4,613 provements, wy Wa si 00 doors west of Broadway. OARD.—A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO- rtial board, and pleasant njehed. Inquire of Mit. JONES, Philadelphi City. SOVSEEISKMENTS KENEWED RVERY A: ee WALL FASHIONS. CLOAKS!! CLOAKS!1!—GEO. BULPts road respectfully invites the attenti 2 > fmportetions and manuta ‘or dated with full or ANTWERP. . 410 $16,201 Whalebone. 10, 225 (2,693 Lard, Ibe, 12,1: 482 12,052 baie a OARDING—AND A PARLOR. AN ED d, on the second floor, front. Also, ith closets adjoiuii rooms for single gentlemen, at No. ns ‘an assortment of floor, a Spero ta Ee tg East Twenty third OARD—WANTED, TWO ROOMS, WITH Bi and tea, by two single gentlemen, in a house where t! Addross N., 3497, New RD, AND PLEASAN’ also two parlors, for Hivington street, near Bo OARD DOWN TOWN.—GOOD BOARD, IN A DF f rable location, for families, gentlemen and thoir wive ‘and single gentlemen, to be had by applying at No. 8 Broad- wi rner of Beaver stroet. OARD—TO LET, FURNISHED ROOMS married gentlemen, at 13 Mahogany... 300 Staves. .-,..8,000 Total... .6+4+., 819,721 CARDENAS. 251 Shooks, &e.29,7: 100 Coal, tons... 401 Sp. turpent.. 487 598 456 200 861 920 60 08.107 $4, nods, 3 IN A FRENCH within five minutes distance Wall street ferries, several at o'clock. Ref No. 80 State street, Broo! OARD—SINGI ns at 33 Forsyt! the ridbest, best, and Paris Mantills Semper! IMBREDE—LEADER OF FASHION IN CARDE ®# Metropolitan Hotel. N. ,. Yariety, and mari ith rms of Weddin, NORTH AMERICAN COLON} Lai fivon and required. lyn. BRITISH Flour, bbls. . 1,490 WILL FIND G@ strect, near Walker. Cornmeal,bbls 50 tpectable mech: rooms, and makin \. B. varied stock of De adway, East sid ADIES’ FANCY FPURS.—THE SUBSCRIBER Li m to his provent unrivalled assort indson Bay sable | stove on third floor, | for general comfort; pro en, ARD—A SUIT OF ROOMS TO LET, ON THE SF- cond floor, elegant ni ‘The house is browa has bi the most fashions! East Thirty-€fth strost, moar mi k, chinchills, ermine, ‘te i marten, and fiteh, @1 sseity retail trade, pressly for firs! xtremely mo:rate prices. 0, BULPIN, 3° Broadway. ADIES' FUR WAREMOUSE, 693 BROADWAY, B tween Amity and Fourth streets. 1. LAN tion an elegant stock of fura, not to be surpassed either for beaut; ‘SWEDISH WEST INDIES. Flour, bbls... 250 $3,228 city, near Fifth Corn,’ bushels 100 Cornmeal, bbl 120 2OARD.—AN ENGLISH WIDOW LADY, OFFER3 ) her pleasant house with use of « good library, on terms, te a gentecl family, er single gen- tlemen. House new, gas throughout, and but a few blocks from Atlantic terry. Hicks and Warren streets, OARDING—FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, WITH Oi”! without board, in a small family, where there are no Orders strictly fulfilled, derate and to suit all olnsses. Lumber, pes. 943 ly at the corner of yn. ROBERTS RESPECTFULLY INF ies that she is prepared to tinds of oat soft caps, head at 769 Brosde eh ated f'Breedwer. Machin'y, pes 12 Hoops, bdls.. 400 RICO. $770 Shooks, hhds. 800 128 Total.....seeseee OARD WANTED.—A GENTLEWAN DESIRES T0 on- » in a private famil n to be convent. tuin Loard for himsolf and Where no other boarders are taken; locati ent—up town or Brooklyn, Addross B. W., Herald ofce. Tobacco, Ibs.1,994 OARD IN BROOKLYN.—TWO GENTLEMEN, OR gentleman and wife, can find good board’ in a pleasant location, five minutes walk from Fulton fer where ail the comforts of a home can be enjo; where but few boarders are taken. Clocks, boxes TEL, SOCIAL AMBKICAN FAMILY, occupying a house with modern improvements, will iet, witb board, fire and gas light, a fine room on the recon’ floor; with pantries and closet, to a gentleman and wie, for $15 per week. Apply at 180 Nineteenth street, near Second avenue, Re- ference exchanged. a AND ROOMS—ON EXTRA EASY TERM: ivato mansion 677 Sixth sy: 80, five storios, wil ant; rooms on ground ates, the marked price. me, I street, Brandreth McKENZIR, Propristor. YORK FUR COMPANY HAY’ assortment of ladies’ and Cloak and Fur Establishmer Buildings, four ban ite hp Broad) Chan’s,i’mps,&e.3 More room if required. where. Old furs cleaned, alterod ron ressonable terms, HERZOG & NEW: Broadway, corner of Walker street. WATOHES, JEWELRY, ‘ALIFORNIA DL — storekee} itati Ale&cid. bbls. 220 6 new and olegant Soap, 'boxes,. 300 balcony, is very pleas: Oakum, bales 32 . nin |AMONDS—AS CERTAIN UNPRIN: 2D.—ONE OR TWO SINGLE GENTLE: tain voard, with pli it it Fd, with pleasent, rooms, at 43 they ean only be at ly bores ites ig | Tory ead ts conv d stages, Apply om the D OARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE CAN BE AC- wdated with a pleasant room en the second try attached, in a private family in Brook- nutes walk from Fulton ferry; also a room for simgle gentlemen, Terms moderate’ Apply at 54 High street, corner of Adams. OARD—A LARGE, SQUARE, ATTIC ROOM, WITH grate in it, suitable for two gentlemen; also a sin. rivate house, with Franklin street, sone ee eee 61,902 ENT’S FINE GOLD CALIFORNIA DIAMOND 01 73 breast equal to the real 1i.8+.8.8 unctually atten mited States. All 01 by addressing L. & J. JACOBS, EWELRY.—PHIL! SUCCESSOR TO tains, invites the atten- of fine jewelry, , and executed in the | gle Tom to lot, in fall or partial OARD.—FURNISHED ROOMS TO LEI, AT NO, u2 Union piace, consisting of a front and back parlor, ndsomely furnished, on the first floor, suitable for & gentleman and his wife. situated, overlooking Union sc dress wanted, one who perfect! Apply’ as above. ADIRS’ CALIFORNIA DIAMOND CLUSTBR BAX. jual in brilWaney and appearanc real They are really a most beautival three stone and single, © 18, importers of 4i veeee1,492 $10,449 Flour, bbls... 150 Coal, tons... 175 Hdware, pkgs 97 Chandlery ; «230 see iawonds and watohes, i /PUBY NEED NO PRAISE.—WE ONLY INVITE EVE. tocafiand see our ladies’ California equal to the real diamond, whi ly $10. Civility to Le 8d, SACUUS fod jerstands her busi- ARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY. nd his wile, and two or thre ecommodated with good board Applying to 188 Forsyth street. purohacer gratis, jm porters of watehos monds, 407 Brow way. T LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRI baryai inpatients BROOKLYN—A SMALL FAMILY, Ri oftie e every joi GOODWIN, Clinton 1 po oll BAYT. Pork, bbls,,.. 200 $2,690 Lumber, ft.16,927 Apply at the house, y A tmanolsetorers’ ect atroet, over Continental s0aK0ine 28D LODGING. RD IN BROOKLYN.—A LADY ANDGENTLEMAN, or one or two siugie gentlemen, can be accommo- sated with nt rooms, in a private family, a few minutes walk from Fulton ferry, by applying at 112 Sands street. Terme moderate. ferences exchanged OARD.—A LADY AND GE\TLEMAN CAN HAVE the comforts of a home, in a quiet, rotired place; full beard for lady our None but those wishing te live quiet need apply. Please address Widow, 1d office, stating where an interview may be had. OARDING—BY THE DAY O WEEK, CAN BE HA® at No. 15 State street. Single gectlemen qn be accommodated with rooms and full board; also a la: pleasant room that will accommodate one or two gen men. Reference required. Bern. A LARGE FRONT ROOM ON SECO) t D floor, handsomely furnished, suitable for a gen- n and his wife, or two single gentlemen; with fall or partial board. G nd baths"in the house. Refer- pply at 118 Fourth street. OARDING.—A HANDSOME FURNISHED FRONT room and bedroom to let toa lady and gentleman, with board for the lady only, in the upper part of the city, near Abington square.’ “Address Ophelia, Broad- AT 122 CHAMBBRS STRERT, SIN imodated with reows and Tell at will socommodate a ers can be accommo- ; aleo 8 ta Rerty of tour rentiemen, Day lated. References required. ronsonable tel, foot of (OD most Uns" tic corner West stract. ‘ALLMAN & MAPES, Proprietors. | Bow IN BROOKLYN—ONE OR TWO SINGLE GEN- tlemen can be accommodated with board in a good loca- | Hon in a private family, within three minutes walk from Fulton ferry. A good opportunity for thoso desiring a com. fortable bom ‘Address G. a. 8 ox 718, Post ‘Oitive. OARD IN BROOKLYN—CONVENIENT TO SOUTH Wall Stroct ferries; desirable location and ploasaut Tooms, suitable for a goutleman and wife, or sinzle - men, “Inquire xt 222 Henry street, between Atfaut OARDING IN BROOKLYN. tlemen, or genthene Yeard and plousant rooms, at 204 C Areet, corner of President, South Brooklyn, three minutes walk from Hamil ton Avenue Ferry. OTEL FRANCAIS ESPAGNOL, NO. 43 BROOME erect, near Broadway—Femili3s ean be ae> mn» jegant suits ef spartme ite all the comforts of » private hon." mtlemen will also find elegant an FEW SINGLE GEN- N 1 WEST FIPTE TH STRERT—TWO S ITS 01 fernished rooms te let, to feontlemen snd indices an for the lad E. Ct NTLEMAN AND WIF! wit RIVATE BOARD.—A GEN OF two sinsle. gentlemen, ean abe secomm pleasant rooms and ful! or partial board, in a mod: atll6 West Sixtoenth street, between Sixth a avenues. Bath, gas, £c. OOMSIN THE SECOND STORY, FURNISHED OR unfurnished, may be obtained, with board, in the fret eee 229 West Fourteenth street. Reference qu OOMS WANTED—FURNISHED, BY A GENTLEMAN, wifo and servant; parlor, bedroom, servant's room wn Aitchen, ail on one flvor; location must be east of Canal treet. Terms must be moderate, Address A. M. S., Herald Fy ith OMS WITH PARTIAL BOARD—AT NO. 27 BOND strect; large and small, in suits or separately, far- nished or unfurnished, with hot, cold and shower baths. ENDID PARLORS AND BEDROOMS—FRONT, ON ¢ first and third floors, with or without private tabla; house, splendid brown etone; location ightfa nd wi for gentlemen. ‘est Eighteenth streot, near Fifth avenue, | G20) —1 WANT A BUSINESS MAN TO TAK | $300. half interest ins mew and ver; peat rf profitable busi. the United States. The janted more than the money, as will be inferred by | is the small amount of capital required. Apply at my office, No. 6. 81 Nassau street, room pi haere Sets. Ld Ee D5 OAS, ASTIVE ENERGETIC PERSON, WANT. }. ed to take an interest in ness, which will Fequire him to travel, and in which he oan make $5,000 the coming year. Addreus G. G., Herald office. A PARTNER WANTED-IN THE LIVERY BUSI ness, to take full charge, the advertiser having three ute; or would let one, with or without the stock. ma $2,000 to $8,000 year can Be made, Address C. A. B., office, ARTNER WANTED, WITH $2,000, IN THE MANU- facture of a1 entirely new patented article, which must. find a ready sale, and yields immense profits. It needs o1 to be seen to be’ appreciated. To s good man who will tend to the selling and out-door departmo! at induce ments offer. BONNER CO., 208 Broadway, a ARTNER WANTED—A RARE CHANCE TO MAKE moncy.—A man of energetic and business habits, and small ‘capital, from $700 to $1,000, wanted as partner with an vid established phy: , which, on ac- count of the increase of his business, is absolutsly ne- ceasary ; this is @ rare chance for a man of small means to realise a fortune ina few years, and also get an in- tight into the business. Address Physician, Herald office. ARTNER WANTED--WITH $5,000 OR $6,000 IN CASH, in an auction and commission business, now esta- Dlished. An active person with the above amount to advance on goods, may make an advantageous arrange- ment. References given and required. Address S., Herald office. THRANTS’ REGISTER FURNISHED ROOM TO LET, TO A GENTLEMAN, without meals; location desi ‘App! N treet, a few houses wort ot Brondway, APEY S¢ 12) Ninte a (URNISHED HOUSE TO LET— FE street, in the vicinity of Hudson and Cenal rirsete owe isining in all about tan Feems. Location very desirable fo ouse. Ren Possession may had immediately. Apply, this dey to me . W. RICHARDS, 807 Broadway. PE HOUSE TO LET.—A BEAUTIFUL HOUSE, up town, in view of Madison square, and splendidly furnished throughout, would be let to's small i private family, if arrangements could be made to board gen- tleman and lady, just married, who occupies the house, | as the house is most too large for small family. Ad- dress N. E. B., bo: Post Office. OTEL AND _ by) ae TO LEASE—CORNER Ci E! of Ang and Nassau bei irable locations in the cit ‘atee to fet tore No. NEY. Ni store No. 25 Aun treet. Apply te C. FFICE TO LET—RENT FROM NOW TO FIRST OF May, $100; furniture for sale. Apply to WHITE & SKIDMORE, 37 W I street, Jauncey court, RATORIOS, LECTURES, CONCERTS AND BALLS.— The Academy of Music is offered to rent for orato- rios, lectures, concerts and balls, Also, the bars, aa loons and cloak rooms, by the season or year. Apply at the office, at the Academy, or at 47 Wall street. Sn ED AI al aS TOT: ST ART OF A MODERN BUILT HOUSE TO LET—’ ‘small and respectable family, consisting of twe paclors, With siding doors, and marble mantels; trout Dasement, wi nm, wi ral 5 on third story, with hot end. sold bathe eset and wife.’ Tho above is partly sale if denized.| Location central, west ot Brosdway, ‘and rer cars ‘and stages passing every minute. Address immodiately (post paid) H. 'f., box 2,004 Post Office, oO ‘LET—TO A SMALI, RESPECTABLE AMERICAN family, one front room and two bedrooms, on the fourth story im house No. 634 Sixth avenue; rent will be low to such a family; none other need apply. Inquire on same floor. ee (0 LET—THE BASEMENT NO. 68 DEY STREET; A Moy! stand fora billard saloon, trunk, or a boot and shoe dealer; reat reasonable; also, for sale or to let, several brown stone front houses. Apply to A. HALL, 113 Chambers street. LET—THE BASEMENT ON THE CORNER OF Broadway and Duane street; it is now fitted up suit- abie for a bier or coffee and cake saloon; to a good tenant it be let cheap, Inquire in the restaurant opposite. 10 LET—THE WHOLE OR PART OF A LARGE FOUR story house, completely furnished, in a delight*ul location, near two lines of stages and cava; also, gas baths, Croton water, &. Possession immediately.’ This is a rare opportunity tor a private family in search of a home. Inquire at 114 Waverley place. MPO LET CPART OF 4 STORE TO LET, IN THE BEST fart of Broadway. for @ Licht busineis—Ince and om. broidery, oF Borlin wool, preferred. Inq No. 899 Broadway. 0 LET—THE BEAUTIFUL MODERN FULL 8) T three story and basement brick ttt piel deop, No. 215 Adams stroct, near Johnson, Brooklyn. Pos. seesion at once, Inquire ‘of LLENRY OAKLBY, corner of street. Is about h y i ee street: Te about eight iinutes? walk from the Wall Ament Ronses, ly Bast ‘Tuetogn ee! st 8, Situated in ver jeasant rhoods and contusion al the wiodera improvements, Toe rst vit be ‘and the $500, z SILLO, FRANCHI & CU. 108 Well tres, APP Mi LET—THE NEW FOUR STORY ENGLISH BASE- th 105 East Nive- Nye a THe iLL oy STAMFORD, CONN., om ineotia my wall adapted for aay Kind of bonloesce a pow eaten for grocery and harness business. Cherry street, New York, oF 8. ford, T° LET—A SMALL THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE on Twenty-sixth street, ue. Immedi- at sion gi Rent $409. Alvg tne cr three hows por mm given. a at shivand $90. Apply ton EB. AD pect aren 0 LET—THE HOUSE 901 BOWERY, NINE APART- ments. Lease four years will be sold with the fur- hiture, Rent extremely low, and would be taken in board. Apply betweon 1 and’ o’clock P. M. Cas 0 TET—HOUSE AND STORE NO. # BOWERY. Lease and fixtures for sale, Inquire premio. 0 LET—THE ELEGANT NEW STORE, 123 CHARL- ton street, corner of Washington, the best loestion in particulars a ¥ iret, ‘opposite. i oir ie Iwcations. As I do’ have so man} O LET AND FOR SALE—HOUS T pe y Ae USES, LOTS £53 é Hall, Anal Hoot, einer is Sosth Bester Create win in strcote, by lst of February, Addsoes hoe S50 Post Ofte.