The New York Herald Newspaper, August 13, 1855, Page 6

6 NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST.13, 1856. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL ‘.MORRY MARKET. faut o'ev'st Seo Suxpay, Aug. 12-6 P.M During the paat Week the stock market his been wocmally buoyant, and an immense umouut of Dusiseas Was daly transacted throughout. “Quota- tong for ail the heading stocks show a handsome ad- waace}) ‘the close yesterday were firm, with an upward) yy. The principal operations during the preseit deason have been in sound, productive Recurities, The fancies meet with little favor’ from ‘@ay class, and prices are only sustained by the ma- tured influence of a rising market. This is favora- bie feature of the existing speculative excitement. A in thiv'respeet differs from all others within our perience and we attriLute it entirely to the serious Acases of last year. It will be some time before the disasters of thas period are forgotten, and their recol. lection will exercise @ wholesome influence upon Wail street affaizs. The sudden start and rapid rise last week in prices, for productive stock securities, was caused principally by the unexpected falling off in rates for foreign exchange. This changed the specie movement to a great extent, and ‘he probabilities of an accumulation of gold from California receipts suddenly beeame too Strong to resist. Many of the strongest and most in- fluential bears at once entered the market a& buyers, and secured a portion of their shares before the im. Provemeat had proceeded far. In this they exhibited their usual shrewduess. The fact of so many large fellers hecoming large buyers gave a great impetus éo the market, and for a few days quite an excite- ‘ment prevailed at the Board and in the street. After @ time we shall find the class of bears more distinct- dy defined again, when the contest with the bulls will be carried on a8 vigorously as ever. The con" tinaed abundance and cheapness of money, in con nection with the belief that there will be no change at present, is one of the causes of the recent sudden inflation of prices; and ao long as the attention of purchasers is confined to the dividend class of stocks, the advance in market value may be gradual and steady, and the dangers of a collapse reduced as the securities become distribated among those able to hoid as permanent investments. Mr. Aibert H. Nicolay’s regular semi-weekly auc- ‘tion file of stocks and bonds will take place on Mon- day next, the 13th inst., at 12} o'clock, at the Mer- chants’ Exchange. ‘Che exportation of specie from this port last week ‘was comparatively limited :— SeuraagIs OF Speci: FROM THE PorT or New York. Hark John Caskie, East Indios, Spanish cot Tauretta, Para, Am. gold seumship Atlantic, Li ‘Votal for the week, Previously . ‘Total for 1855.40.04... During the past week about nineteen hundred thousand dollars were entered at this port from Ca- lifornia, besides the sums coming in the hands of passengers by two steamers from San Francisco. ‘The next weekly bank returns will not show much variation in the specie department, but the returns for the following week wust show a handsome in. cre. ‘The annexed statement exhibita the gross earnings of the Harlem Railroad Company for the month of July, Decrease. Increase. $4,024 $4,024 Neti phe nap ++++$15,879 "fhe great bulk of the increase is just where it should be (in the passenger receipts) to pay the buoyant per cent profit. We understand that the company have reduced ita current expenditures atovt $7,000 per month. This, with the extra com- poasetion it will receive from the New Haven Rail- road Company after October, must considerably in- ereaze its net income another year. ‘The stock of the Reading Railroad Company being now the first on the list, let us examine the super- structare, location and appointments, and determine how far it may be considerod as 2 model to all future ‘operations of the k'nd in the country. Its length, ua every body knows, is ninety-three miles, and be sides a double track, with sidelings on the line ofthe road, equal to half the distance. It is laid down in the most substantial manner, with the heaviest iron rails ia the country. Ite grade deseends twenty-two feet to a dead level, on which a single engine can ‘anil 500 tons ata specd of ten miles per hoor. tne deed, #0 nicely isthe grading adjusted, that the ful power of the engine is only required in the return of the empty cars. At the end of the road, and exactly at the point where the elevation is required for dumping facili- tes, a short plane, at the rate of 40 feet to the mile. is enceontered. On this ascent, which, in any other position woold seriously interfere with the busi- ness, three engines ure required te carry ap the jJoad; aad, as the fact thus tested, not only deter- mines the advantages over undulating reads, but gives the data by which the cost can be estimated, it may be regarded es an important trath in rail- road science. In all our de the grades hove been regaided as secondary objecte; bnt now, when the expense account is running away wiih the dividend tu this matter, with some others of less impor. tance. are worthy the attention stockholders. Besdes the advantages of snperstruetare and grades, the location of the Reading roud is peca- Niaiy adapted to busines. ('n the enst, the Deanches diverging to the several collevies, including the Catawissa road, pass into it with rapidly de- ascending grades, Inthe middle port of the re- gioa ike advantages present themselves in its fa- vor; #udon the south it meets not only the same facilities to the colleries, but the Mahanoy road at- tycbing it to Sunbury and Prie, and the Dauphin avd Buaqnehanna with the Pennsylvania Central, ‘vhese works, without the main lines Wranching to the noet and west ina connected form, exteud to er 500 miles, and if we view the work as the f outlet to the business of the valley of the fobhaytkil, (the richest valley inthe country, ac- cording to its length,) we will be able to determine its future business, Witee toll knowledve of al) these fucta,and ia view of the prospects which cannot be forestalled or puperveded, what has icen the course of the managers? fustead of -ecuring the objects required by the trade to themselves, they anticipated the advantages and wecured the railroad into the city—the depots and the wharf property, by which the capacity of the road is determined, to the stockholders, On the wihurt property they have now in operition eighteen wharves, with sidelings equal to the accommodation | of 5,000,000 tous of coal, and they have yet apace tore similar number, which will eventnally be re amined by the trade. For the depots, they secured aqnares, at prices fer below their present vaine; and as the bridge and railroad, with the right Of way into the city, was obtained at one-third the cust, # cannot be said that seliishness, x0 fashiona. ble im other quarters, has had any jaflaence ia the owaagement of the Reading, The increase iu the valve of Che property secured to the stockholders is alone estimated at from two and a half to threo mitiion of dollars. On the road, according to the report Of last week's coal business, the traffic ix equal & 3,000,000 tons per amurn; and when their exteasive workshops, their sidelings at the several depots, and their numerous stone and iron bridges, art taken into the catologue of their assets, the as. toolhing part of the matter is, that the co is but $15,064,114 6L-on which the gross incone will exceed 33 per cent Theanthracite coal tonnes this for the past week i neariy equal to that of the previous week, which was larger than in any one week ever before. It reaches by the three lines the very heavy aggregate of 130,225, only 308 tons less than during the last previous week- The Reading Railroad brought down for the weck ending on Thureday last, 59,386 tons, aud for the year to that time, 1,415,740 tons, being an increase over the tonnage of the road to corresponding time last year, Of 158,920 tons. The Schuylkill Naviga’ tion, for the weck ending on Thursday, brought down 28,401 tons, and for the season, 510,094 tons, being an increase of 75,184 tons on the tonnage of the canal to corresponding time last year. The in- creased production of coal thus far this season, from the Schuylkill region, is 224,104 tons. Mining ope- rations in the region, we are informed, continue to be prosecuted with more than usual vigor. The ehipments of coal from the Lehigh for the week end- ing with Saturday last, were 42,438 tons, against $3,719 tons for corresponding week last year; for the Feason, 634,731 tons, against 682,660 tons to same me last year. The demand for shipment continues very active, without change of price. The retail market begins to give signs of improvement, and will now, probably, show an increasing activity from week to week, as the city fills up by those who have been absent during the great summer heats, ‘The total shipments of anthracite coal from Rich- mond, the depot of the Iteading Railroad Company, during the week ending August 4th, 18556, was as follows Albany, N.Y Boston, Musi Bridgeport, Ct Norfolk, Va. N. Brunswick, N.3. 200 York & Brooklyn 5,850 N Beliast, M 408 Bristol, Pa. I, : 140 Baltimore, bid... New Rochelle, i. I. _ 156 Cambridge, Mass. Providence, R. 1,679 Calais, Me. Portland, Me 983. Charlestown, Mass Provincetown, Mass, 805 Camden, N. Portsmouth, N.H.. 365 Centreville, R. I. Philadelphia, Pa 585 Chelsea, Mass, Piermont, N.Y 90 Chester, Pa. Pawtucket, R. 1 412 Dighton, Mai 624 Peer Island, Mass. 1 1% Eivabetle City, N. C 254 Fall River, Mass, Salem, Mass... 2,041 Frankford, Pa, Saugerties, N.Y 428, Fredericksburg, Va. 71 Savannah, Ga 200 Fishing, 1.1 2 214 Sing Sing, N. ¥ 118 Havtford, Ct. 2 190 Sandwich, Mass. 118 Greenwich, Gt,..0... 15 Smyrna, bel. 30 Hackensack, N 280 South Amboy, N.J. 190 Haverstraw, 144 Stamford, Ct, 6 Holmsburg, Pa....... 66. Staten Island. 55 Hallowwell, Me 115 Stony Point, 105 Hingham, Mas 541 Stratford, Ct. 100 Hudson, WN. 462 Troy, Nee. l) 228 Harlem, 262 Washington, D. C1. 451 Hyannis, Mas 133 Weymouth, Mass... 115 Irving, N.Y 134 West Farms, N.Y.. 142 Jersey City, NII West Chester, N. Inn, Mass, 387 Wilmington, N. Middletown, Ct 120 Wilmington, Del Melville, N. 60 Newbern, 40 New Haven, Ct 466 Newport, R. 1, Newport, The total amount of coal transported from the en- tire Cumberland coal region during the week ending the 2d of August, was 17,306.06 tons, and since the Ist of January last, 366,896.03 tons, of which 249,- 223.06 tons were transported over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and 117,672.17 tons descended the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. The amount shipped for the corresponding period of last year was 336,699 tons, showing an increase for the present year of 197 tons. It should be recollected, however, that during the first three months of 1854, only 29,100 were sent to market in consequence of the miners’ strike. The annexed statemeut exhibits the quantity and value of certain articles exported from this port during the week ending Friday, August 10, 1855, distinguishing the destination and extent of depo- sits to each place:— Commence oF TH Port or Nuw York—Vatcr ov Export, LIVERPOOL. Quantity . Quantity. Value. Cotton ......1,8 171 $6,631 Com, bush 89,793 1,746 Cheere, 41,659 1,460 Drvgs, pkgs... 50 Seneka root 49 Wax, lbs. ..3,570 Furs, bx. 1 500 , bbls, "400 50 I. R.'goods, ex 7 650 400 Dag. goods... 5 — 1,782 Sperm oil, @ Jewellery, cs, 1 70 ustic, tons Sundries,'cs.. 8 1,200 Tobacco, Ibe Total. 805, LONDON. 000 ‘Turpent’e, bl aT 1,687 . 229 Whale oily Furs & +k LR Spernr off gs.8,188 ‘Total... Cottons, ba... Furs, cases 1. R. goods Shoe pegs, Pot ashes Sp. turpe 12,648, 5,059 Tota ROTTERDAM. Logwood, tons 151 Ext. do., bx. 100 Copper, bb Rosin, Teather, Whale ofl gat Clocks, cases. ‘Tobacco, bhi 4 < “bush .16.7 sa Honey 1. R. Goods, « Spt. Tarp "nate? Drugs, pk... Logwooe Hens, pk Paintings, Total, WARCELON 4 Cotton. bile: 800 Stayes 10.000 Total.» far, bbls SIM Staves #3.907 ‘Total, om punt. Corn, dusk. 1.50% $1,500 Tagwood tH $1,200 Rosin, bbls... 10M 200) Masts. Wi 180 Tota), AGA. Stave 07,400, Guns, bx Total, ‘ camry, Stave veers WUT NORTH AMERICAN COLONTRE, Flour, bbls... 484 188 CornMeal, bbls 105 Corn, bush... 800 Paper, rms % Rye four,bbls 260 Malt, bush... 200 Beef, bb! Pork, Dole... Butter, I Lard. th. Total Flour, bbls Mat Fs is reg 708 hhds. 4S) 1086 - 40 a) cum. Tobacco, tbs..1.7i $273 Saddlery . “$300 Ttice, bbls... 100 1,004 Straw paper, r 400 156 lard, ths. 1,450 Hardware.ce. # 1% tw 251 Hoops, bdls.. 500 As 209 Onions, bbls. 100 Py 9 Potatoes 50 i 325 Piano. vee F “200 97 Boile ee 60 2 137 Wheels. 06 40 Wick. 6 72 Sh’ke & hhds.4,006 7,400 Matches es. 7 226 Other articles. — 145 Crackers, xe. 10 rs Giaseware. 5 159 Total. $15,700 Chairs, bails, g6 188 MTR ALLA. Meal, bhds.. 10 847 Peay, bla, Tams, Ibs. .0,400 Books, cs... Rope, ool... ih Carts, bas... Butter, Ibs. . 7,468 Tauber, lot,. = Naval Mores.. ‘101 Vrep.meatsjbs 718 Domervtles, ba. 21 Tob'co,lbs 157,201 I ther gide,cs 2 Machinery, cs’ i Tied fruit... 819 Candles, bes.. 610 Wood work, 1,218 Wagons...... 0% Do, waee, c+, 8 Glocks, es... 62 Hordwart Das et Cement, bh 10 Y gota - 6 U6, 102 ty 1,255 1/204 3 1,716 1 86 oo = 81 3 . 1 Kegs! 28 as 98 96 Soep, bxs.... 100 267 Other articles — 543 TORY: cs innnap Sit nadereioes seev ee ree O16, 3H6 CENTRAL AMEMICA. = 185 $2,119 Cutlery, ca... 3 91,891 1 MO Cor 2 eM 6,908 2 82 455 6 8b 5,701 3,188 490 1300 see TT 300) 409 Potatoes, bbls 60 140 605 Other articles — 2,229 Peaches, 217 Nails, kegs., 68 Fb bd 80 Flues, bxs 4 181 722 Shovols, bas. 20 90 986 ybxs.. 3 172 469 Muchinery,ci 1 210 125 Other articles — 402 81 aia 981 Total. eee 816,161 Lét lumber, $4,516 Value of m 03.307 Value of spec! 873,563 Total exportations. 807,930 ‘Yotal importation! 864,413 Excens of imports $2,056,483 The following is a comparative statement of the value of exports from the commencement of the year to August 9:— 854. 1855. Increase. Decrease, Cotion.,..$10,265,528 $7,776,877 — $2,438,051 ; . BO79,072 2.444, 612 ——' 315) 209; — f 118,219 — 2,889/740 2,612,417 $217,101 — 9 926,183 198,896 — : 1,905,251 1,026,508 —_— $22,919,90 $15,895,428 $1,442,660 $8,466,622 Net decrease io August 2, 1855 0.0.0.0... 37,024,062 ‘There is yet no movement in breadstuffs of conse- quence. Small lots of corn continue to go forward to Liverpool, and the usual quantity of flour to British North American Colonies, but the grand shipments, which all have been 60 anxiously look- ing for, have not yet commenced, and it will be some weeks yet before we shall see large lots of eat ing across the Atlantic. While the total exporta- tion of merchandise continues limited, our importa- tions are coming in quite sharp. The receipts last week were large, as appears by the following detailed statement:— CommERc: or THe Port or New YORK—Vauce or Imrorts. Quant. Val Quant. ae Mirror plates. 80 Glue 126 48 0 5 3 e1el er. Patent do. Boots & sh Dressed skins. Undressed do. Metal Goods, Cutle b fron, ton: Pig iron. Railroad R. Antimeny. phorus . Dyes, Paints, Metal goods. Argols. 443 Color Old metal. 404 Fustic. 7 Indigo. Logwood. Linseed 0 y Oils, eperm olive. Ver Verdigr Fruits, & Currants. dion Gutta pore! nny bags Do. ware. No. plate |. Sapan wo Other artic of nerchandie week.... sees Dry Goods Val 81,500 274 2.204.139 ‘Total importations., sagetiecks sel. COSOKAES Among the most important articles of import last week were coffec, $189,068; segars, #35,!22; linseed oil, $53,727; brandy, $76,467; undressed skins, $42,159; iron, $59,869; tin, $191,549: sugars, #116.080. The balance was made up of about the usnal variety. ‘The trustees of the Wabash and Erie Canal have submitted the following figures for the balf year ending June 1, 155: Wanasit axp Fur Cava i Yalance om hand Dee. 1, 1864.- Tolls and water rents... . Lands cast and west of Tip 1 ‘ I do do ‘Toru There west of Tippecanoe, in script... 5 00 Distrira ments General expenses... ey +9191 01 Ordinary repairs of cana $30,880 50 Fxtraorilimary repairs of 2,850 58 Rebuilding bridge 806 12 Superintendes u 4,719 87 52,075 71 Cost of collection. Construction of Canal. Torre Haute to Point Commerce... . $1 Petersburg to Evansville... Vngineering....... Deanage. 21,000 87 Tand offic, Logansport. Tand office, Washington. Imterest to subscribers t $900,000.00. ceee cece es eee eres 22589 OF Interest on Wabash and Erie Canal siock issued for the original Wa bash and rie Canal bonds. .... . Bondbollers’ subseription, on ae count of 20 per cont first instal ment yy ‘ ay 8000 Office houre javite 2 lo 109,111 4h, Leaving & bolance on band June 1, 1855... $102,797 49 In consequence of the destruction of (he Birch Creek Reservoir by rioters, the navigation of the canal has tom much interrupted. The trustecs say: ‘The emptying of the Birch ¢ voir would, in a dey season, destroy the navigution of the canal through all its eonthern portion from Terre Haute to Evansville, & distance of 150 miles; and of couree cut off all the through navigation from Lake Erie to the Ohio river. A portion of the canal north of Terre Haute & dependant npon this reservoir for a «upply of in part; the trustees expect, however, to maintain & god navigation between Lake Erie and Terre Haute, and from the favorable character of the sesson may be able to maintain cousidernble through navigation. The canal, indeed, at the date of the last advices, (26th July,) was in good mavigndie order along its entire length. The constant euccession of rains has kept up the maturnl forters, and noeearcity of water is now apprehended, Adtboogh the aeason fs wtypaced to 6 period when ome: ty of water is always lenked for. P and ap eerie bead uf ewsto the levels Terre Haute and .the of the, dam. that the loss of the Birch Orotk: eeeeevoir wil) the navigution this year, to consideral i ‘This is very fortunate. Whe tiseClduoas Of thir catial, and of greneteastots, biracwnyeduey vy emery anaroeun- try. S oA nol tidke so intel ns was tartirs ened Canal Lands. ¥ (of OE Pie tamds in this district, the trustees» have! sold, the six montis © one rh yr 1855; —19,594.55 acres, tor the eum of ‘The éales during the same period of Inst yea unted to 68,518.51 acres, for the sum of $484 Boe a ine receipta decrease in quantity of 69,123.96 eervs, and $145,422 15. ‘The total quantity of acres remaining uosold on the 1st Fh a | oe i dintrict, was 265,754.18 acres, valued at S645, iat 1 Locaxevorr Disrmicr.—The business of the Land Ofice east and west of Tippecanoe having been very much di- minished by the sale of nearly all of the lands and the reduction of the indebtedness for lands sold, it was deemed advisable at ghe last meeting of the board to order # \dis- continuance of the office, @transfer of the docuinents of every kind appertaining therétoito the Trust Office at ‘Terre Haute, This transfertakes place on the Ist Ang: ‘The expenses of the current year, for the various rea- sone stated, will necessarily be heavy, and the receipts are expected to be ght. @ Trustocs, in view of these circumstances, are not prepared to #x upon the time or amount of ony further payment, either on account of the principal of the Canal Ioan, or of interest on Canal stocks issued on account of original Wabash and Erie Canal bonds. Notice of these payments will be given ax soon as they are ratiefied, from the results of the year, of the amount which can be safely applied to these objects, Stock Exchange. a Sarcrpar, August 11, 1855. $10000 Ill 6's fale 106 400 ehs N YC Co. b60 102 20000 Ind St. 6’s. 86%; 100 2000 Tenn 6's 790... 96 BL do. 2 1017, 5000 do.,.,..800 95 60 FrieRailroud.b30 63 60000 Virg G's... .030 984; 50 J0,..4+.b10 bi 2000 Missouri @%,..¢ 964 60 5000 Cal. 7's '70.... 87 361 8000 Erie bis 175.83 91% 100 4000 Gosh Line bds. 92 800 600 Ni Cen RR bds. 88 = 200 10000 ‘ 60 5000 100 100 200 Harlem 360 Reading 10 do, 100 do 150 do. 100 do. 250 do. 400 do... ik 500 do, 50 Merch kx Bk.... 107 100 Hud Riv 8 10 Metropolitan Bk. 10046 50 Market Bank 108%; 112 do. 35 Corn FxBk., 102. 13 Mich Cen 16 Lel&Hud Can Co, 1381 37 Mieh 8 & 3 50 do,...,..b60 182 50 do... 17 Canton Co... ‘50 do,... 200 Nie. Tran Co...¢ 200 Panama Iti 26 Clov, Col & Cin. do.,. . a 5 144 Hi Cen RR... snwk ‘200 RebS 129% b30 112 » 106% 750 Cumb Coal Co..¢ 20% 100° do. 4 -b15 29. 9045 i rid SECOND BOARD. $1600 NY Cen7’s.... 103% 105 shsNYCenRR b60 10235 1000 Pan hds 2d is., 10935 26 Chic & Rk Isl RR 9855 200 shy Nie Tran Co.. 193, 11 do, + 98 100 Cum C1.Co 10 Frio RR 7 Jo. 500 Reading 50 do, CYZY TRADE REPORT. Saerpay, Aug. 11—6 P.M. Aenys were at $6 12 a $6 25, with small sales of potx and pearls. The stock on hand this morning embraced 1,886 bbls. pots, and 215 bbls. pearle—total, 1,901 bbls. Brxapervis,—Flour—The sales were to'n fair extent, without change of moment in prices, ‘The transact embraced 6,000 a 7,000 bbls., including common State, at $8; fancy and extra do., at $8 60a $8 6214. Bogus, or very inferior grades, were sold as low as $775 a 87 87. Western common to choice sold at $8 50 a $9; Canadinn at $8 75 a $10 25 for the range; and Southera ut $8 0234 # $9 62 for common to good, and $9 75 a $10 50 i and extra. lye flour was scarce and firm, at $ for fine and superfine, Corn ineal_was wuchanged, and quiet. Wheat—The market was lower. The sales em- braced about 8,000 a 9,000 bushels, including new Sonth- ern red, at $1 8244 n $1 90, und common white at $2 10, and good do, at $2.15. The sales embraced some lots for export. Corn was easier, with sales of about 35,000 a 40,000 bushels, nt 86¢. n 83¢. for Western miacd, which closed.at 80c. a 87¢, for good sound lots. Rye—About 500 buahels were sold, at $1 30. Oats—State and Western were selling at 50c. 1 6c. Corrs. —Sales of 800 mats of Java were made at 14 4c. ; £00 bage Maracaibo were sold, fart at private terms and the remainder rt 11 5c. Corrox.—The sales reached about 800 a 1,000 bales, without change in prices. Fruscurs.—To Liverpool about 500 bales of cotton were engaged, ai. 3-16d. for compressed and uncompressed, and 200 bbls, oil nt 158, To London, 600 bbla. of oil yore en- gaged at 17s. There was no change to notice in rates for flavre. To California rates ranged from Sze. a Bde, per foot. MOLAsEs.—300 bbls. Texas and 100 hhds, Neuvilas syrup were sold at private terme, NAVAL Storm were steady, but no {ransactions of mo. ment were reported. } Provisioxt.—The market was firmer and thlerwbly act tive. The sales embraced 700 a $00 Dils., Inelnding new mess at $19 68 2 $19 75; new prime at $47, Included in the sales were 500 bb! verable in 20 days buyers ‘option, at $19 ned firm, with -ales 00 400 bbls, $11 818 for country mess und #9 Repacked Chicago was at § gnite tirm, and small gales were for hains and’ B3;e. a 9c. for « 1 r prime ditts a $16, Cut incade 1 1 The latter Sgure tor strict © were unchanged. fiw, with small sales at 6s,¢ in lots nt 10%. a Butter and ¢ SccaRs—The market eared about 800 a 100 including 140 hdd Wriskey.—Tho rales 160 do. State Pri 00 bbls. Ohio at 40e. 0 and 100 dds. Drudge Sales of 150 (ons Haliburton’s Liverpool at 9, “ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY, SALES AT AUCTION. NICOLAY LBERY H, AVCTIONFL A. STOCKS AND H. Nico: at the nt Bonds, $1,000 ent Bonds 1.000 Tone ppi 10 per cent Income 1,000 City 6 pec cent Honds, duein 1883 1,000 lo end 1 allroad... 50 laid anal 50 dranee Compan Williamsburg City Five Insuran Cumberland Coal North An New Yor! ‘Terms of sale—Ten before 2 o'clock to-morrow. the bonds will he charged to Next regular sale on Thursday, August 16. LBERT H. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER.— A ‘attractive sale of superb liquors, und 6 lock, ALBE H. NICOLAY will sell at auc’ ‘Tuesday, August 14, al 11 o'clock, at his spe salesrooms, 11 Broad street, a ¢ collection of choice brandies, wines, clarets, &c., &e., being the balance of a stock of one of our first Importing houses, among which will be found St. Julien’s claret, Chateau Margaux do., very old; superior sherries, fine old port wines, ent old brandies, both pale and dark, of 1840 vintage; HautfBarzac Sautern and other celebrated wines, elih house gin, Schiedsin schnapps, Mumm’s and other cele- brated champagnes: Marachinn, Curacoa and absynth Shawangunk Mining Co.. ut this dey, and the abn The accrued intere cordiala: olive oil, French wine vinegar; also, xome jin: ported German cologne, together with 100,000 Navini segars, all of which ate to be sold only in the original # imported and delivered from the U. §. bonded wa: 5 ¢ trade and private consnin- ers are respectfully invited to aitend the sale, as it offers unusualinducements. Terms cash, nm Sale peremptory, and all art ranted as represented. Sau early on morning ot sale. TH. NICOLAY, ALCTIONERE, WILL SEL AL tio: on Welne-day, Avgust’15, 185 Selock, at the Merchants’ Exchange, New Yo substantial double frane dwelling house, used ws aj catalogue wir. for examination ip ind three quarters of a mile past Frank Monteverde’s hotel. There ix good itabling, new rhed, fifty feet in length, with » one and a for kitchen and seping ine, halfstory building rooms; also, cellars unde. the entire main buili Attached to the premises are tive seres of land, inclu avery large and fine locust give of trees,” formin, veautiful shade retreat for 3,000 lecy ia partly finished in this, eit The whole will above Is a very desirable fo asa private residence. By the } from Fulton ferry, New York, and { Landing, Fast river, it can be reaci six times # doy, and the Flushing sta. the house from’6 o'clock A. M. to ® 0 an exeelient in one lot. Th * hotel business or vl City ferry boat, curs from Hunter's ‘in forty minutes, pass the front of took YM. bering ther the wale, Abou! 84 a For further information, iy‘ JOHN N, WALTER, on the premiws, or to Jt COOK & SON, connseliors at law 111 Nassau street, New dork, or to ALBERT BH. NIQULAY, Anctlosrer, Mo. LL Brond ‘etreet, New You the: °) Wil oGRISTALAR, AUC! ; sar Ap crtarae, deat STIONEER, | WII. SELL. 14, at OY otelock, at 135 ——— and fixtures of a Tangy dye conalsting’of sugars, teas, coffees, groceries, &e.; alev, six cases Of iridigo tlue, first quality, ¢ UCIION NOVICE—TO WHOM 11 MAY CONCERN.— (W, CuALBURIUE, Auctioneer, will sell ow Wednes- yy 1s; at 12, o'elock, at No, 14 Commercial nti deck, South Brooklyn, one superior grain her with the anachinery, belts, pullies amd appertaining thereto. UCHION NOTIGX.--£1 RY, GLASS AND CHI- na.—By J. 8 H. BARTURTT.—On Tuceday, August 4, 10 o'clock, No. 281 Pearl street, in lots to ault re- tailers, n large and peremptory sale ‘of all kinds of W. granite and common ware, French china, japanned ware, cutand presed glaseware, &e.. Catalogues now ready. Goods well packed for shipping, at moderate charges, AM Sits NOTICE.—J. BOGART, “AveTIONLER; 0 stores, dryer, t eve S. Bogart, this day, at 10 o'clock, at the carpenter's op, on Thirty-ninth afzeet, west of Seventh avenue, sherif’s sale, a lot of lumber,’ doors, casings. moulling, horse power, hoisting machine with tackle, carts, a two horse lumber wagon, a two horse pleasure wagon, one Ket light harness, one set double harness, a carpenter's shop, sheds, stable, cutting box, boundary fence enclo-ing sevon lots uf grount, oll, pints, Ae, too Rumerous to mention. ‘Tomas Canstay, Deputy Sheriff, LOTION NOTICE.—J. BOGART, AUCTION! LA. Rogart, this pay, at 10% ‘o'clock, at snbers treet, boarding house furniture; chairs, Jorge lot bedsteads, beds and bedding, bar room and hitchen furnitu UCLION NOVWCE.—EVWARD SCHENCK WI! this day, at his aalesroom, 16 Wall street. at hal past 10 o'clock, without reserve, a large assortment of iancy goods, consisting of china vases and figures, neon hottles, silver plated goods, clocks, rustic and enamelled iurniture, china, lounges, paintings on ilk, jewelry, with a lot of perfumery.’ Also, one splendid rosewood musical box, one splendid aceordéon. ‘Terms cash. UCTION NOTICE. —JOHN HOUGH, AUCTIONERR.— Magnificent household furniture, rosowood piano- forte, pier and oval mirrors, carpets, oil paint- ings, statuary, &,, to be sold this day, Monday, at 103, A. M. precisoly, Those gooda are the entire spioa- aid ‘contents of the first clas four, tory dwelling No, TO Murray street, and are to be sold withont reserve, A part, but not minute, list is annexed:—Parlors—()ne mag- nificont rosewood nuit, consisting of seven pieces, the frames of which are solid rosewood, elaborately carved and upholstered, in crimson and_maroon brocatel, rose- wood seven octave pianoforte, of beantiful tone, and fully varranted; massive rosewood bookcase, carved rosewood etegere, with plate glass doors and. back; elegant ladies’ escrutoire, inlaid beautifully throughou!; carved rose- wood centre tables, with statuary marble tops; heavy French plate pier glasses, rosewood buffet, beautifully decorated china vases, marble statuary, some very fine designs; an excellent ollection of ofl paintings, hy ar- tists of ‘acknowledged talent; royal’ tapostry velvet car- pet, alabaster, marble and Gothic inlaid clocks; elegant luce curtains, cornices, shades, &c. Dining room—Solid mahogany extension table, with carved fet; mahogany tea and breakfast tables,’ maboguny cushioned chairs, decorated china dinner and tea sets, silver ten services, castors, cake baskets, forks, spoons,&c.; cut glass, wines, goblets, preserves, fruit dishes, &c.; ivory cutlery, en graved decanters, silver napkin’ rings, &e., &. Cham- berr—Rosewood and mahogany bedsteads, bureaus, washstands and card tables, rosewood suit in hair cloth, mahogany do., tapestry, Brussels and ingrain carpets; picr and oval mirrors, palliaases, pure curled hair mat- esses, feather pillows and bolsters, Marseilles counter- panes, lace and muslin window drapery, cornices, shades, toilet seta, engravings, &c., &c. Catalogues at thehouse. Sale without regard to weather. DN NOTIC By Bell & Bush dion rooms, 12 North HOS. BELL, AUCTIONEE! is day, at 1034 o'clock, in thea Villiam street, we will éell without ety of new und second hand fur- ns, inelnding 2 superior second ya eclebrated maker. “We wish to sell almost every article in our salesrooms so as to make nr- rangements for the numerous articles coming from the Cryatal Pal UCTIC NOTICE. CONTINUATION SALB OF CHOICE wines, liquors, groceries and sega: the Sherif—On Wednesday, August at store No, 53; Pine street, by HE wines, brandies other Amon: . Cognac and Fellerosen cases, demijolns and suit; Le & Sons’ Edinburgh ale; also gars, of various brands; the balance of I n last sale, Catalogues and goods ready ed # to ule, A deposit re 2DK. Le VULTE, Deptity Sheri. HOUFKHOLD FURNITC SSELL, auetioncor—By DAY SRL & CO.—To-morrow, Tuesday, at 102; o°elo we will sell, at our store, $5 Nussaa street, a larg general assortment of handsome and usefal hou lurniture, velvet and other carpeting, mirrors, oil paint- RU: ings ke, Goods purchased for the country can be packed on the premises, TOTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MIANO- forte, &c.—JOMUN P. RUSSEL, auctioneer, store Nassau street, will sell, this morning, Monday, at 10 clack, at, 83. Kivington street, corner of Orchard, the whole of the household furniture, pianoforte, &.. stock of groceries, fixtures, Xe.» ale positive, tain or shine. UCTION SALE OF GROCERY STORE, &C.—JONN F. KUSSELL, by Day, Russell & Co., store NM this morning at 10 0 Kat Orchard, the stock of groce- vrs, teas, &e., Also the house- * positive, rain or shine, AUCTION STORE 310° BROAD. s wale of t neni, this day, Monday Angust I M., at 525 Fifth street, eo 8 Rivington street corles, fixtures, &e. hold furniture, &e. D.! and sawing RE 310 BROAD: y goods. this day, Mon at 1d anil mnie —Constable’s sale of 3, 1855, at 10.4 a own Augnst umbrellas, par GION, "TAXIESSIVE AUCTION SAT ELIAS COMBS, AU fonrer, on Monday, Angust 13, at 110 Grand Mreet, clock-~Gentecl furaiture, consisting in part of ms, tables, teteu-tetes, mahogany ads, marble tep wushstands, mirrors, carpeting, ri ir mativesses, cane seat irs, ‘stoves, ranges, kitchen utensels, crockery and ‘are, 20 gas chandeliers, ond numerons other artl- ale positive. Catalogues will be ready om Satur- at the palesroom, 66 vd bhiek «FORGE. Co0K ( Bnew and fashion, er of Duane wl, oak, part of n suite’? in rich book and tuasic Ja tubles, superior mahogany a rnitur \s rorewood and toahoguny furnitare ‘4 brocatel, plush and haircloth: eteger side and Jitsesry extension chatrs. 1 atetes, arin legant rese- washstands, war and glassware, plated ware, tat without reservi Crtalognes ont 1 paintings. silver cutlery ‘The whole to be sold uence of a change in busin morning of sale. Bo: ve. BEANDY, NAM Mth Aw “t wl Cat selling herine <tr of the stock of fall ond win’ SHELIPS EY will sell on Monday, Aug. 15, at 10 o'clock, precisely ai 18 Court street, opposite the City Hall, Brooklyn.” « large #lable, &e., containing thirty stalls, suitable for a coutractor, butlder, &e., situated on Twenty-seventh olieet, near Fifth, Brooklyn. KB LOTT, sheritt, Jony Paence, Deputy. AND MORTG AG Avgust 15, in Third avenue, near 126th «treet contents of a grocery store and fixtures wagon, harness, #h ERENCE BOYLE, AUCTIONEER +3 tre strect—will sell, on Thin day, Lith inst., at 1045 o'clock, at 377 Bact Twellth atreet, near First avenue, the entire Gxtures of a grocery store, er with @ small qu ity of the stock, glass cases, thread cases, oil eases, and all the Gxtures of said store; also at rame place, immediately after the sale of the stock and fixtures, four turning lathes, viees, tools, saws, and a lot of ivory knote. M. WITTERS, AUCTIONEER, WILL S#LL THIS day, at 10}, o'clock, at 187 Canal street, all the nteel parlor, chamber and kitchen farnitare of « family > SALEL—THie DAY, the aleo horea, caving the city—one clegant cottage piano, also one me Jodeon, pier snd mantel glasses, oil lings, window ains, mantel ornamenta, thirty, day clock, parlor suit, eblow, glass and ware, elegant tapestry, three ply and other earpets, olleloths, Hench aad ect tnge bedsteads, hair and other mattresses, bedding, ma: ble top dressing bureaus and wash and toilet sels, ward robes, dining room and kitchen furniture, cooking’ stove alo ny Kofue, rocking wad other chairs, centre and jon tables. $10,000 cash to advance on fur: , diamonds, Ke. ture, LAYING CARDS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION SALE ‘ at the Union Card Manufactory, ITT and 179 Grand rireet, near Bromtway, including single and double heads, ornamented and pisin, and Spanish earda A superior artiels of linen 0 cards, wall eeaconsd and wacramted Dot to warp, made expressly for dealing 622 “and. Bleecker streets, —First clase ‘sommes tions ‘Terms re sonable. for permanent and transient boarders. BROOME = STREET.—10_ LET, 383 large and elegantly furoished Without board; meals Kent to the reome famines ‘The rooms are replete with conveniences, muhogeay sliding doors, chandeliers, marble mantels and pisses. Rest of reference given amd required. ROOMS BOR parties of gentlemen, or can be obtained at the abovo ¢; house with modern iny; > menta; location pleasant, wear di. John’s park. ioe - ences exch: 5 FAMILY OF THE HIGHEST RESPECTABILITY desires to obtain, for the fall und winter, 4 suit of well furnished rooms, with bourd, in a house whers there are, and will be, no other boarders. The location muat be between Eighth and Fourteenth streets, a1 Vourth and Fift avenues, or the east slic, of Union eqiiic9, be- tween Fourtecath and Seventgenth streets. vi srenees required aad given. Address A, A. A., Herald oitc. WivoW Lay, HAVING A HANDSOME LIPST class house, near Broadway and Madiaoa )uare, Would accommodate, with full or partial board, « pactyr of gentlemen, or two small select families, No other boarders would be taken. ‘The comforts of home wild we found. Address L, E. L., box 1,501, Yost Office. A QUIET, PERMAN 1 wife, ina swall private family of The first respectability, Partin! board for gentleman. A well furnished room required, ia a house conta a bath, &. -Leeation below Tweltth street, it Broad- way. or near St. Sobn's. park... Addsous di. Ebanyy! boxe 1 Post Pflice, tl Auguat 15. Unexeeptionable refer FURNISHED PARLOR 10 LEE, WITH FULL OR Partial board.—A gentleman abd wife can be ac cimmodated, or two or three gentiemen, with board or without. Apply at 181 Mulberry etreet, first house fcox Broome, Best uf reference given and required, GENTLEMAN AND His WIPE, OR A FEW SINGLE gentleman, may be accommodated with a pleasamt room in a house situated in Green strect, one door above Bicocker. (ins, &e., in house. Apply on the premises, 100 Green street. FAMILY, YN NINTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH A and Sixth avenues, will let, with board, an elegant suite of rooms, separately or together. The house eon- tains all the modern improvements. Vrivate table, or not, Southerners will find a ssomye private house ‘by addressing R. ., Astor place Post Office LADY AND GENTLEMAN, WISHING TO LIVE quiet and retired, where the comforts of a home may be realized, can obtain a neatly furnished front room, with full board for the Indy, in the family Cm widew lady. House has gas and bath, and ia cent located. Terms moderate. Address Mrs. Howard, Broad- way Post Office, for two days. SUITE OF ROOMS, HANDSOMELY ,1'URNISHED, suitable for n gentleman and wife, or’ single gentle- men, with full or partial board. Also, several small rooms can be had, by applying at 32 Ninth street. Refie- renecs exchanged. OARD—A LADY, RESIDING ALONE, WHO FOR years lins been ‘necustomed to the requirements ef ihe sick, would accommodate a lady with board, nurding and skilful attendance, previous to and during’ comfine- ment. Address A Friend, Chatham syuare Post Office, care of A. Swarts. OARD.—SINGLE GENTLEMEN WILL, FIND G00D accommodations at 33 Forsyth street, near Walker. eetablomochanies, wishing clean, airy rooms, will well to call, Single or double beds, with atten- tion paia to the comiortof boarders. A few day boarders taken, Bea VERY PLEASANT, LARGE SIZED ROOM, with full or partial board, toa gentleman and wife, or two single gentlemen, at seven dollars per week, at 434 Hudson street, corner of Morton. A quict house and location pleasant OARD.—A RESPECTABLE MARRIED LADY WId. take a child to board, aged from two to twelve Years. Hest of reference given as to capability, Please call at 283 South Virst street, Williamsburg. OARD—A VERY LARGE HANDSOME FRONTROOM, ‘on second iloor, with large pantries, to let, with d, ina private Nouse; also a single room; gas and in the house; within two doors of St. John's Park. Apply at No. 8 Beach street. ; — OARD—WITH A HANDSOME ‘ata very reduced rate, hy y given if Dowrd will find 1! alt office, wo dk OARD DOWN TOW: con be accommo siect, near Hudson, o T OARD IN BROORLYN.—A RESPECTABLE PRIVATE family (Irieh) having move room than they require, Will accommodate, with in! board, two gentlemen wis woukl room together, or a gentlemen and wife. Full board for lady if required. “Location good, near City Hall. House new, ga# nud baths, References exchanged. Address H. box 1,504 Post Omi ‘Y FURNISHED ROOM TWO OR THRE ted with board ile the Park. OARDING ON .BROOKi B Pulton and Wall street jai board, ia a priv: ‘The house and situa- m very desirable. unexceptionable... Ad- +, during the month of August, with real name, W. Andrew, Herald office. HEIGHTS—BETWEEN for gentlemen, with OARD WANTED.—I) YOU WANT BOARDERS. FOR the fill, send your address carly; very many are now applying for board; do not be mistaken; my afiice is the place to ind them, 808 Broadway, near Grace church; boarders directed free of charge, by Weiter or otherwise. Rt. D. GOODWIN. 120 WANIKD—BY A LADY, THAT WORKS IN A store; mear Broadway and Bleecker streat, pref Address M. F,, Herald. oftice. ‘Lerms must be uncderat OARDING—AT 120 AND 122 CHAMBERS STREED.— Fine pleasant newly furnished rooms for families, With every convenience; also single rooms for gentiomen, at reasonable prices. Duy boarvlers accommodated alse, References required. OARDING.—A LA pantry attuched, with board; to a gentleman fund bis wis orts of & home may be en- joyed. Als fe for a couple of single gentle wen. Apply at 83 Henry stroet Tppoant —A GENTLEMAN AND FUS WIFE, OR TWO. single gentlemen, ean be accomm fed with « room; also: treet, betwes poms PRONT ROOM AND BEDROOM TO let toa lady am tleman, with board for the x the city, near Abingdon ay Post Office. —#200 WILL PURCHASE, THE LRASY d furniture of # drst rat boarding house, com ome twenty rooms, 4 anely situat «' walk from (ity Hall. Address Cash, ALE.—FOUR OR FIVE: secommodated with goo! at the St. Nicholas good fishing, bathing, &« ty iy the Hudson river cars or joard and nicely { Hotel, Grow ( first floor es from Cty Ha ess Domestic, Chatham square i RNISHED ROOVS—A PP persons (Englis second floor, to whi / ATH: FAMILY OF TAREE to rent two fooma on « AND KED ROO TO LET, intion for servant if reaired. Mast iesirably situated, being exactly opposite Nblo’s Garten, Broadway, N.K. Have been occupied by a lady for ne Welt ® cupacious bal room. fur 4 ENTLEMEN SKKKT comforts of one. is clegant and airy, and, on have all it professes. Apply at 107 West twelfth atroet, between Fifth and Sixth aveanes, Keferenet required. ——— Gana AND THEIR, WIVES, OR S NGL GEN Uemen, may obtain good board with pleasant oe commodations, by applying at t, next to the eurner of Amity, Brooklyn. NISHED ROOM, —A SPA nis ToOW On the second Hoor, £5 pe week; large, $1 per week. Brewkiaswnd Gow with the fermly, if required. Apply at G20 Brome «treet, ee PLEASANT ROOMS POWN TOWN—FR TWO Of three gentlemen and their lalies—ted for Indlox only—with a widow laly, in « quiet hote. No ethe boarders taken, One Diock from Rroadny, in the vi cipity of the St. Nicholas Hotel Addro Mex. HM, Hroadvny Post Office, OOMS WANTED,--WANTED, A WEL FURNISHD parlor and bedroom wljoining, tod lady and gew- iiesan, with full board for He lady ony served im the room, in # house where there ft ers, Address for three daye, Union Square Vest Of. WO HENTLEMEN € plearant room: Do. U1 West Washing’ TANTID—UNTTINISTED ROOM AND fw private fauily; for a gltemen aad with or withou\ board, between Praoin and Pourtecats streets, Aidrees WH ty, Boowsiwa loot O8lce, mattag terms, which me © moderato A HOME, AN) WIsHING yy now offers muh; the house pection, wi! be found to WH Henry +r AN BE ACCOMODATED wri J board with private family wt piace. Refertoe: