The New York Herald Newspaper, January 5, 1856, Page 6

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Femay, Jan. 4—6 P. M. ‘There wasa little mere activity in the stock market this mcening, but the sales were generally at lower peices. At the first board New Yor Central 6’s declined 34 per cent; Delaware ard Hudson, \; New York Central Railroad, 4; Erie, Reasing, 34; Michigan Southern, 44; Cleveland and Toledo, \; Chicego and Roek Island, 3; Hudson River Rsilroad, 4; Michigan Ceatral, *- Nicaragua Tramrit advanced 1 per cent. We notice « more active business than usval in the different c’asses Of railroad bonds, generally at lower prices, The move- ment im Nicaragua this morning was unexpectedly active, Yesterday morning thers was more disposition to realize, end considerable stock was put off sta slight desitne. ‘The fact that the most prominent parties in the upward movement were sellers, and had st the close of the day previous realized on about 4x thousand shares, created en impression that the proper time had arrived for se- curing profite where they could be made. Nearly two thousand sbares were sold at the first board, prin- ctpally for cash, under that impression. At the pecond board mearly the same quantity was sold at about the same prices, snd the market clorei steady. Apprebansions of holders regardicg the culmination o the combinaticn gracuslly disappeared, and speculators for @ fall camo in this morning anxious purchasers for de livery. The market for all other stock was without the first sustaining influence. Toere were plenty of sellers of every stock om the list, and it appears to be the prevail- ing impresaion that lower prices wil rule before the ex- pirstion of this month. Money is in active demand, but the security is confined principa'ly to Wail street. Large amcunts have been called in and distributed in dividends, Those who bave been compelled to pay up, are short and hard up, while the payments, having been in compara- tively small sums, have not partisularly relieved any one, Af-er es time, most of this money will get back into the steeet egain, when times will be easier, but we must not look for much relie‘, We have no idea that there will be within the next ninety days a plethora im the money mariet, oreven what can be called moderately comfortable times in money matters. Aftar the adjou:nment of the board the following ssles Of bonds and stocks were mado at acetion byS. Draper:— $3,000 Wheeling City bonds 6 4,000 Michigan Southern R. 000 ‘Toledo and Iino 2o m orig 48000 Hiilssoro’ and Cincinnati Ie 140 shares Hampshire Coal and Ircn Co ‘The Sixth Avenue Railroad Company have cec'ared dividend of four percent. The New York Equitable In- Gursvce Company have declared e semi-annual dividend of twenty pee cent, The Paterson and Hudson Railroad Company heve Gecisred @ semianpus! dividend cf four per cent— aca the Paterson and Ramapo Railroad three and a-balf per cent. the Danbury and Norwaik Railroad Company ® sewi-ranual dividend cf three per cent. The Bank of Washington, tavee per cent, pasabie cn demand. ‘The lroviderce msurance offices have declared divi- dends as follows:—The Merchan’s’ offiee six per cent: the Wa.hington, six per cont, the Atixntic, four rer ceat, and the Americas two per cent, in addition to one of the fame acount made ten dsye ago. At the second board, the ms: ket was considerably det- ter throughout. Nicarsgoa Transit advarced 134 per cent; Harlem, 14; Galena acd Chicago, 3; Cleveland end Toledo, 4; Erie, %; M¢chigan Central Raitroad. 14. After the second board, the offering prices were as ful- lows: —Canton Co,, 22; Nicarsgua Transit, 224;; Cumber- land Coal, 22%; New York Cectrai “allroad, 914; 604; ; Harlem, 16; Reeding Rail-oa*, 923¢; Hudson River Railroad, 20%; Michigan Central Reilrosc 91; Panams, 106; Gevelard and Toledo, 7234; Michigan Southern, 91; Chicago and Rock Islsnd. 86, The market closed firm.j ‘Ths Girt mortgage bonds ot the Lackawana and Wes to-> Reilroad Company sold at auction yesterday, ty A B, Nioclay, choulé have been quoted at 85 per cent. in- atead of 65 per cent, a reported. We have not beard of any specie engagements for che to Steam:iyp Pacifie, fcom this port for Liverpool, mor-ow ‘The Assiatant Treseurer reports to- mi as foilo: Pais op Treasury account, Bence = a Paid for Aasay office... 74211 TL ‘The anvexed statement exhibits the ‘value of imports inte this port in each month of be sear 1855:— New Yorx—Vatve ov Iports. Brterea for _ Entered free and 1856. Comevmption. We Bullion. Jan'y. $8 250 98.265, 664 258 Feb’y. 815.208 2,237,640 67,355 March 766,687 = 1,845,633 83,258 April, 6.343.612 1,422,006 74,949 ay. 2 336,950 590 June. 8,020,546 2,716,246 68.779 July. 13,008) 2'431,758 ‘Aug’t. 15,896; 1,366,428 Sept’r 11869017 1.566.377 107,205 Octe’r 129 °88.621 4.379 886 54 390 Nowr. 7,663,782 2,547,741 14,378 Deec'r, 11,276,564 3,100,560 "855 ‘Total $115 685,022 $27,215,804 $14,158,849 $857,704 1854. 131,680,379 82,488,304 7 2,117,572 14) 533, 184 14 822.582 10,800:342 10,597,097 7 841 883 13,613 746 € 415,088 154,1 158, 909 169,245,485 979.419 28,467 a 1864, 181,959,683 22,696,778 ‘The value cf merchandi-e, &s., exported from this port in cach month of tre past pear wee as follows:— Commence ov Tum Port ov New York—Vatve or Exports 1866. Domestic Foreign, Foreign. Specie and Months Produce. Dutubls | Free. Bullion. | Total Jan... $4. 096.787 4a! 468,091 156,598 6,051,915 Feb... 8,184 264 812 226 2,128,708 6.688 790 March 4.£07,838 941,212 2.298,7 8,640 602 April,, 4 54994 100 092 8.318.497 6.026.167 Mar.. (071840 366 722 244.254 £ 320,152 10 996,028 $956 706 136 906 647 (82 3,892,342 9 103,087 2,960 757 210,520 185 657 7 279 968 481,481 222178 161 482 7.264, 5 6,228,637 358,896 17 569 7,436,586 6,014,146 201.939 51 506 8 035.699 B44 828 906 B17 129 40h 5 1 607,401 Total $°3,586,7 1854, $58,222,648 4 796,076 1, 740,517 27, 187,288 101926,429 ‘The roturps of the banke of New Orieans for the wei: ending Deo. 22. comparoi with thore for the week pre- vious, oxb'pit ths following statement — New Onugans Tanks. Dec Vb. Dee. 22, $5 $52,008 $8,190,254 Dec,. $585,754 6,616,282 6,040,919 Ine... 434,637 14,458,704 14,964'668 Dee... 174,031 16,289 16,617 a Tas... 3 Fxobooge ........ 6,481,953 6,728, ne Due dimant banka 1,059 610 1,800,150 Inc Long and ehort loans, Dec. 16........ Long and ehort loana, Dec. 22....... Actual increase of loans for the week...,,.. $417, 401 Tho deorcare in specie and in deposits ‘s che most im- portant feature in the above statement ‘The following ccmw nication from a stockholder in the Michigan Central Raliroad Company, asks us several per- tinent and importaat questioms, which we are not pre pared at present t) answor. We submit them for pudlie comsideration :— 10 THE BPITOR OF THR HARALD, Hore 1s the s’avemrnt of the ‘ general account” of the Michigan Central Raf!rosd Com; taken from the re- the President, D-:ectora, Fas Micsmcan OmNTRAL Kattnoap ComPasy iv GRWSRAL Acooret, Dre. 1, 1856. Dr. To capital rtowk.: sesseeee +e, 96,082.444 00 Bond account, v7 — 8463, 618 %3 can: storling Bon a a 462,018 £3 590,960 11 641.728 67 see 8 er3.00 1 ul + 2. ono, 000 00 8,668,165 00 129,268 69 96,250 73 tendert. Thi upasy has just declared » divide vd of six per = ye) ay = qoud at railroad cyphering. will = The stockh iders by telliog tasm where the phe in this ataterent ‘he ability ty make <ver ont at this tlme? and where sre ‘he neat? Xow will observe that vue vf cho items of liability is a debt jucome secount of ‘the cash cn ‘han in 36547 471. $641,728, and that Rome: The difficulty of fincing the puseaientts interest‘or dividends on certain securities are paid, and the feequent inquiries from strangers in brokers’ offices, induces us to publish the following list for the guidance of all parties intererted -— Iytwnest AND Divipenp Paywxytsry tis Crry, 1856. By Assistant Treasurer United States. On the Public phen of the Palos iates, ‘State Agent io, Beaver street. On the Debt at the State of Onto. By Bank of Commerce On all Missouri State Bonds, except manieal loan City of Alton Bonds to Terre Haute Roa City of Louisville Bonds to Frankfort B Road. Principal of these Bonds maturing. Mad River and Lake Erie Bonds. City of New Haven Bonds. Dividend on Bank of Commerce, Jan. 7. Bank of Commerce haif yearly dividend. Bonds of State of Mirsouri to rerio Railroad. Bank Bonds of State of Missouri. By American Exchange Two yor cent oa llinols Debt, after ee January. Bank of public. State Debt of Commonwealth of Virginia. Bank of America. By State Debt of Kentucky. State debt of Tennessee. State debt of —— ‘By Manhattan Company. Principal due on New York State lives. . Interest on debt of New York. New York anc Erie Convertible Bonds, 1862, By Ohio Life and Iron Rasiroad, Bciota county, Belmont county, Mercer county, » Bank. Fat: field county, wnship, Guernsey county, Crees Crock township, Little Miami Rai Monroe township, Clevel Ox‘ord township, i Coshoctor county, Xevia township toDsyton, Tuscarawas town hip, Silver Creek township, Lafayette township, Town of Flyria, Franklin township, City «f aaa City of Steudenville, City of Toledo, Steubenville township, Portland township, Jefferson township, Newark weciaine "P. R. Newark township. Hillsborough Bones, Atwood & Co., Bankers. Zanesville City, Ohio, Bonds. Milwaukie and Mis issippi Bonds. La Crosse and Milwaukie: farm mortgages. On Muskingum County Ohio Bonds. Pickaway es Ohio Bonds. W. Clark, Dodge & Co. On Muscatine County Iowa Bonds. Dubuque County lowa Bon Bank Dividends, Inving Papk. balf yearly, 344 per cent, Jan. 7. Isang City Bank, Sales 33g per cent. ‘ sa, maa Exchange Bank, half yearly, 4 per cent, jan. Phenix Bank, half yearly, 4 per cent. Hanover Bank, half yearly, 8 per cent, Jan. 10, Broadway Savings, 6 per eas %, Jan, 21, Seventh Ward Fank, half yearly, 5 per cent. Cextinental, 4 per cent, Jan. 2. Pank of America, 4 per cent, Mechszice’ Bank, 4 per cent, Jan. People s Bank, 4 per cent, Jan. 2. Tradesmen’s Bank, 5 per cent, Jan. 2. Fmigrent Savings Bank, 6 per cent, Jan. 24, Marke: Pank, 4 per cent, Jan. 10. Metrepelitar Bank 4 per cent. Jan. 7 By Panama Company, No. 78 Broadway, On Bonés of the Company. By Duncan. Sherman & Co. On Buffalo and Niagara Fails Road bonds, Albany City bonds. State fine Road bonds. Buffalo City bonds ard Water Works. Cicveland City Water Loan. Chicago City bonds ana Water Loan. Northern Cross, Ilinvis, Road bonds, Keckuk City, lowa, bonds. Detroit exd Milwaukie Road bonds, Milwaukie City River Improvement. New York State 53’s to Auburn Road. Hartford, Providence and Fishkill Road bonds, Recipe Gas Light Company bonds. Putsburg City and Steubenville Road. Sacramen‘o City bonds. Utica City bond: and Ohio Road bonds. beeling City Munteioal bonds. n. 5. 2. Allisonia, Tennessee, Company bonds. By Wells, #argo & Co. On Stockton City bonds. By Uncerwood &t Sens, Brokers. Boston and Montreal Railroac bonds. By Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Company. On bonds of Cleveland and To.edo Road. By John Cook, Jr., No. 31 Broadway, On Sen Francisco School and Fire bonds. Con'za Costa County bonct. State Bonds of Cat ny Riggs i Co., No. 58 Wall Streets On Peoria “City Bonde,” By Bank of Atany. On Troy and Rutland First Mort Winslow, Lanter & Benking Honds of the State of Indiaus. Tittsburg City 20 Ohio and Pennsylvania ’Roed. Littebury Clty to Carnelisville Bead. Alleghany Ciiy to Obio and Pennsylvania Read. Clevelszd Ci y to Marie:ta Road. Varietta City tothe same Road. New Albany City to the same Road. Harmer Town to Marietta Road. Franklin County, Ohio, to Cleveland Road Franklin County, Ohfo, to Xenia Road. Greene County. Ohio, to Xenia Rosd. Sterk County, Obi, to Ohio and Pennsylvania Road. Rockland County, Obio, to the same Road. Avegt-any County, Pennsylvania, to Cornellsville Road. Ross County, Ohio, to Marietta Row: Road. Athens County, Ohio, to same Road. ‘Washington County, Obio, to same Road. Van Wert Count, aty, Ohio, to to Indians Road. Allcn County, 0! Crawford Coun'y, Oh Ohio, to to carne Road. diana, to same Road. Asien Soants te pg er get Ohio, to Piqua Road. Obio and nsylvanis ratlrosd mortgages. Marietta and Cincinnati first mortgage. Fort Wayne and Chicago first mortgage. liga ¢ ov sated Income bonds. Ret. ity of Coving'on to Beliefontaine and Indians (toate bonds. Dayton and Michigan Company bonds. Dayton and Michigan Rai mortgages. Indianapolis and Bellefontaine a? Ci-veland and Columbus dividend. Wheeling city to the Hampfield Stoa: By Charles Butler, Treasurer, No +1 Wall street, On bonds of Foud-du-Lac Road. We have received from a eorrespondent, the following account of a Raflroad Convention held at Fort Wayne, Indiane, a couple of weeks since. Lis report is dated the 2st of December, 1855, and says: An important Railroad Convention has just closed its serelcny at this place. The convention was ¢s led to or- der ty Hon. R. © Schenck, President of the Fort Wayne, Lac’ and Platte Va ley Air-Line Railroad Company, and ‘was perarsnently organized by the apoointment of ‘Hon. A. Vluwer, President of the Venango Railroad Soeaay, as President; Hon. &. C. Sehenck, foa. Van R. Hum y ena Prof. HN. Day, of Ubio, Lott Bsylias, Esq., of William Fisher, Faq., of Illinois, Levi Chase, New York. and Dr, H. F. Cleaver, of Iowa, aa Vice Presidents; ond F.C, Wilson, Eeq , of Penasylvania, and W. B. Brinsmade, Esq., of Massachusetts, as secre- taries railroad companies represented were the Venango, in Pennsylvania: the lintun Line and Clinton Line kx- ecsion. in Ohio, the Tiffin acd Fort Wayne, ia Ohio aad Indiana: the Fert Wayne and Mirsissipoi, in Indiana; the Western Alr-Line in Minis; the Vhiladelphia, Fort Wayne and Patte Air-Line, in lowa: and the Platve Valley ano Tucifie Railrcad Company, in Nebraska. These cempanies were represented by numerous delegates, com posing & large and wort respectabie body. ihe infcrmaiion communicated was of the most iaterest- ig ature, The resds represented form @ continuous ruliway trom Pent sylyaota to the western lice of Nebrasta Territory, & distance of 920 miles ia the States, net inciucing the roads east of the Venango, nor the toed across Hebraake Territory. racticaily the line evoted reaches in cne aslmcst incredible direct e from the Avantiz to the summit of the Rocky wits Portions cf this ine are east of the States via end om cach thartered road are now graded, ready for the superstructure; each link is in pr nd nearly ‘he whole is unde com ra vorted official'y by the several companies, has no gradient exceeding 52.8 feet to tne mile from the Atlantic to toe Counetl Bluffs, and ‘hese gradients are rere and for comparatively short distances. The curvature is alto remarkably ard reported cost of construction of the road-bed ral Railway to Sileesie the whole chain. ions were unarimously adopted congratulatory pees preset ted in the several reports of an carly completion of the entire line to the Missouri river, ceclaring the importance of active co-operation on the part of the several companies comprising the line, in eflecting the completion in the earliest time and in tae best manner, particularly fo securing perfection 0° road and eqnipment, with simplicity aud singleneas of system in the’ operation o° the whole chala when completed; appointing a standing comml;tee to rr- presert he associated compavies and premote their commen interests; in favor of ex ending gove nmental aid to national Hoes of ratlway, by liberal donations of the public lance: end tn favor, like wiee, of the construe. tion of the Pacific Kailrosd under the patronage cf the fecersl government, acoptiug the gauge of four feet eight anc a Palf inches: end recommencing lberal expendi. tures to reduce the grades and the curvatures to the utmost reasonable degree; and perticulariy that no “4 dient be admitted in any case greater than 52.8 feet the mile, or # curve with» less radius than fifteen ig dred fet. A publishing committee was appointed to prepare the minutes of the convention. with the detailed reports of the reveral companies to the body, im suitaole tori, for publication in » pamphlet, ty be acsompanica with a map exhititig the entir ‘The proceedings of the convention were prosecuted in perfect harmony: and as the successive developements {n the reports of the progress of the several links of their rem ble ergineerieg quslities in directness, leveluess d chenpness of construction, aod of their flnatcial ility, tork place, the interest of the convention kindled cothurisem, of which every member partook banish- all doubt fn regard to thé speecy and triamphans or nation of the whole mighty project iipe interest of the several cocinanies was no longer the petty interest of a ring @ railroad undertaking over a istence of one, two or three hundred miles, bu that of & continental ebain of ‘way, unequalled in the coun. try or the world in all the elémente ¢ een ant of prowieemin Log h, in centual relationship to the great of cheap ana easy ccnetruction Tal vpscathene ‘gad con- sequently in its remuneretive chaructec a an inwest- ment. ‘The convention adjourned without day, the Standiog Committee having been empowered to call future meat- irgs at such times and places as they should deem ex- pelient. Stock Ex Exchang: ee Pawar, Jan. 4, 1855. FOeha N ¥ Con.. 260 do ito Harlow 4 79 ©6600 do. popes bds 71 803, 300 do. ‘oshen iine bds 8t = 350 do S000 mm Cenk bas. i 81 700 do 10000 & 100 do 500 do 100 do 200 do 260 do 400 Narlam RR 100 Reading RR. /opg 92 26 rhs Be: 10 bic S SN TARE 91 12 Del & Hud Can Co 118 0 do. 33 are Com..ex dir 108 5e do 23 At L 20 do 350 450 300 N ¥ Cen. BEC $£00 N Y Cen RR bds. 110 sbs Erie RR...83 605 8000 di do. io 9. e+e «DS 50 chs Nic Trans Co.. 400 do,.....860 200 Gal & Chie RR.b30 1 10Clev & Pittab RR. 50 Reading RR. .opg 3 200 Clev & Tol RR... 725 STERN SECURITIES. Quotations fer the ¥ Week ending Friday, Jan. 4, 1856, by Davis & Main. City of Wheeling 6 per ct bs, ins to Cin, & Mar. RR. 6754 Cixciprati bonds. ita Ist ‘mortgage Cieveland Prk Toledo (dividend bonds). . Little Miami RR. 6 per cent mortgage sonds. Incianapolis and Cincinnati 7 per cent div. bonds. Obio and Mississippi RR. 2d mor 7 per cent bds Covington and Lexington 10 per cent fac me bonds. Cin. Hamilton and Dayton 2d mort. 7 per cent bés.. Covington azd Lexiagton 24 mort. 7 per cent bonds 64 Indianapolis and Civcionati 2d mort. 7 per cent bds. Cin., Wilming. & Zanesville 24 mort. 7 per cent bas. Little Miemi RR. stock..... Northern Bark of Kentucky. . Mariesta and Cincinnati Ri ee Cincinnati, Hamiiton and De; 64 Cincinnati and Chi 10 Columbus and Xenia 84 Leyton ané Western RR. 19 Fort Wayne and Southern it. 10% Todiava Central RR...... a2 Indisnepolie and Cineinvati RR. Mad River and Lake Erie RR, Reading As the stcck of the Tess Ralceed is really ont of the market, and the deliveries for January beyond tie entire amount held in the country, it wiil be well for the few who hold cn speculation te carry their stook until the report ot the mansgers is before tae P earns From the list at the Transfer Office it appears that, in March last, 46,800 shares were in the hands of 84 persons. In July, Ay 000 were held by 114 persors. in October, 50,086, by 176 persons, and on the v6ta of December, S0468'are inthe hands of 246 persons, of which but 8,581 were inthe hands of the bears in trus’, tor their outeice friends. From this fact, as the report at each ot the periods nsmed show no variation, it is clear that the stock in the hands of speculators is not equal to a singie week's sales. The report, therefore, will not only verify the conclusions that induced the increesed number cf holders to invest, but it will revesl the tricks by which both the Reading and muny otber safe acd profitable works siekept from the eyes and ears of the citizens. It will tell to the stockholders tbat its cost, upon which so much stress ix laid by its oppcnents, is dvut the natu.al requirements of the tradenit will tell that its grades, by which the trains pass to the landings by their ‘cw gravity, requiring only the | enginy to heep ap. te speed upon the levels and take back the empty cars, la the prinaiple upon whicn the value of all reilroads is determined, and exactly the reason why the Reading Railroad can ‘have no cxmpetitor for tte trade. It will alao teil the advan: teges it derives from the connection with the several lateral railrcads in the coul region. amounting to 496 miles, with the coileries, at which an outlay has been made equal toa dollar of fast fixture for every ton an- pually sent to market, and that such expenditure is in- dispensable to the production of ecal, no matter where Iecated. It will further show that ite connection with the Catawisea, the Williamsport and Klmira, the Muba- oy coal region, the Sunbury and Frie, the Dauphin and ebanue, énd thro. gh it, the Pennsyivanie Ceatral, the jpg sud Harrisburg ‘railroads, will be complete nud in dpandion Ganing, toe tsssvay aul thakthsveronte of the Reeding Compa: y from these several sources will be equal to the current expenses. And, finsily, the re port will exhibit the financial concition of the work, not aa ite oppovents would like to have 1t, but as it exist, and as it will hereafter stand betore the feral model tor the economical management of the several railroads throughout the country. Therofore, I say to the stzck- holders, as { have said before, hold on to your stock. Its value fe greatly in advance of its present price, and from the forthccming exhibit, it will shortly assume he yee tion to which it is entitled. 3M.S. CITY COMMERCIAL REPOR Fripar, Jan. 4—6 P, M. Acnas, —Ffales of abomt 200 bbls. new pots were made at Tc.; pearls were at 7%. @ 8c. Ber \nercre.—Flour—the market was beary, with fair roles, including sales in- reels for export. ls. ineluded in which were about 4,000 bbis, common St ort, at $8 26, and also some lots of extra ¢o. $8 37 8 “$8 60 ; Western ‘mix. ed andexus at $8 18% a 3868%. The market clos ed at about O2c. per bbl. lower for common, and medium grades. dian was sold, to a limit. ed extent, at $8 60 a $10 £0, for common to extra grades. Soutbern was in moder lemand, with sales of 6008 800 bbls. at $8 0244 $0 25, for’ common and choice brands, and at $0 Sli a $1060. Petersburg City Mulls extra was at £10 25, for Rialto brands; Galegos and Hax. ais were at $Iz 60. Whea'—The market was stealy, cluded abcut 7,000 a with mederate sales. Amo: the transactions were 3,(OO bushela Virginia waite at $2 18, and 800 ¢o. prime Missouri at $2 20, with a tmall lot of ‘Tennessee red (common) at $190. Corn —The market continued firm, with . Among the transactions were 20,000 bushels Western mixed, for ex- port at 92c, delivered. Stree of new yellow were mi were mace trom store, with some lots as high as 943., ‘Southern 4 white Oats eontinved dull, with seles of nd Western at 60c. « 520. es of 200 bags Rio were mede at Ile, « 11 ge. 400 do. Maracaibo at lle ; 200 bags Java at lac, 4 mes. ; 650 do. St. Domingo at 104%¢., cash. Gorior,—the sales embraced aout 2,00 baes, the torn cf the warket being in favor of purchasers, Frei To Liverpooi 10,000 bushels corn were en- geged at p.t.; 1,200 1,500 Dbis, flour were en at zs. 00. a O6., with rome cotton at 73:4, and dead ‘ 2 @d. To Londen rates were quite firm, with 2,(00 vbis. four were engaged at 4s., and afterwards dG. was demanded. aut (28. for grain. Rates to Havre were unchanged. To Antwerp 1,000 bbls. resin were engoged at 6s, A eaccl was chartered for Na- ples and back to New York at $1,600, and if to Palermo und back at $1,800. Fucit.—ihe maz vet was quiet, and cales unimportant Hay.—be market was firmer, and sales were made at $1 per 100 Ibs. Trox.— Seles of 1[0 tons Scotch pig were made at $32 (00 $02—six months Coat — 100 tons Liverpool scl at $650, and 50 tons cami el at $8 60, Morasers.—Sales of 200 bi were made at 4%c., and 125 bi 2c.—four months. Navy SF0R quiet and prices unchanged. Provisions —Perk—Sales of 400 a 500 bbls. mess were mace at $16 7 a $17, with seme lots prime Beef continued inactive, while prices were hi '. rales included atout 200 bbis. country prime and mess at old prices. Vermont reese and repacked Western wers without change in prices. Bacon was besry; 200 boxe long midcles, ribs in, sold at 9%c., and some lots ciear do ut 0c. Lard was heavy, with sales of 400 a 500 bola, a Me. a1l%c. Butter and cheese were dull, and price remained unaltered. Rice —The inquiry for export continues, and to-day telegraph nevs frem the South ot a futher advance there, made bolders mere firm, Bates cf about 700 800 casks were made at be. a 5ijc. a 54,c., the market clos- ing quite firm. § ‘GARS — The sales incluced 200 bere at Bige. @ Bye, and 16 do. New Orleans, new crop, Sree. 0 a 84e., and 18,00 tage Manilla were cold at priv: krices —250 bogs pimento were sold at Sone. Ton 0.—Not spre doing at present, but xs supplies . more New Orleans new crop clayad Cude, new crop, of some grader imation is shortly ex- ected. Thee Kentucky at 840. 8 hy 205 bales Havana at 200. w 2%c.: 190 do. Cubaat priate termes; 65 cases secdieaf at Llc. a 15e.; 68 do. lorida at 15e. w 22350. Whiskry.—the sales embraced 200 o 200 bbls. Ohio and leon at S6e, 0 56 c. ‘Woo. —We have no improverent to notice since the beginning of the year in this article. There is little or no demand from the city trade, and operators trom the country have not yet mace theft appearance to any ex. tent. ‘The first weeks or twoin January <here is very lit- tle done: by the middle of the month we expect 0 roe more activity in the market. We bear of nothing doing in tereigt. wools, and @ small trade only {n domestic, Pr Cotton Trade. The circular ef T. J. Stewart & Co. cf this date say We ‘scued cur last cireujar fer the Baltic on the 2th ult. ‘The market since hae beer quiet, except oa two o¢ cations: but bolders have oflered their suppiies ro aper- ingly that prices bave been weil mvictaines aud on the styles in request ay Be have rather improved, we think to warrant & alt ‘teration in our figures. The Slet alt. wer bout 700 eles daily; on that rose to 2,200 bales. The Ist, as usuai here, wos kept a clore holiday. The arm unt of busianss since. wow 1.000 bales on Wednerdsy, 000 bales on Thurscay = 1,.00 yesterday, elewing very firm at our quotations gurl to the crop, we can add bu: litle to onr pro. viow ly reerrded oplnions. Tre tone of publie sentiment i, in neeordance with our judgraeut, that witr. orétanry bY gelion, wt ihy present seale of prices, 4,600,000 bales dey, th wii be deliverec ut the ports. The receipts at leans, by mail dates go far, although 261, 7) bales Cres of last year, 16 ony from the Mississippt and Ous chita rivers, but little havieg been revetvea from Red river, which is still unmavigable, except near ite mouth, and contains pearly three crop*; nor suy nae several other imrortent tributaries of the Mls sissip i. At our Inst acvi @s many 5'reams in that particular aeotion were falling £0 that it will not do to c mnpare the reseipts wi 1852, when seria mwas gensraily free. From South Car: lina avd Alabama we have, for the past week, haa savices ¢: heavy raius, an fom their volume in the lat- ter State we are satisfied thet the riversare at this mo- ment navigsbie for the class of bon! The amount of co'tn sill ia the ja is represented for the advanced stete of the searon. and every @: being made to get itin In regard to the ‘co prices, we offer no opinion; public rertimeut favors an improvement at prevent, even wivb 3,600,000 pales:— LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION. Mobi, 0 iH ial FAMILY MARKETIN 3, RETAIL PRICE OF PRODUCE aT WASHINGTON MABKET. Mest shows a trifling advance this wees, a circum- stance due no doubt to the cold weather, aad the ri-e in the price of poultry andgame. Fish maintains about the tame rates, but sales are light. Poultry and game show an advance on the average of from two to three ceats. Wild fowl are beginning to be abundant aud command very fair prices. The sales of butter and cheese are large, and have shown no symptoms of decline, nor will they until epring opens. Winter apples are now to be seen every where, and of very fine varieties. Vege'ables maintaiz about the same rates and are in large quan- tities. The following list of prices has been carefully corzected:— MEATS. Beef—Sirloin, roast Ib. 4 8 016 12 0 08 — 08 012 a a 016 016 018 +012 O14 meh 013 +02 O13 +010 on = 010 — 012 O12 ow 010 012 — O11 0 20 0% 175 2 50 0 08% s 009 010 « O12 — 0 016 —- 2012 — aol — 8 012 - 010 on v12 Beef tongues, - ou Bolegen' = fon olegna sausages - Triye 007 0 98 Tard “* - ow POULTRY AND GAMx. Wild turkies, each. .175 400 Turkeys, per, Ib.. 016 0 20 Geexe, 012 014 bucks, tame, pei 100 206 Jageos per pair, 075 a ond per pair, 01 125 Fowls, “ 076 2 00 Guinea do., 075 100 Robins, per doz = 0 87% Woodcock, 6 00 Wild pigeon, pei +125 — Figeons, stall fed, per = 2 25 ry ie = 1 873, ir. +100 126 3 +060 0 Black duck, - + = @ 087% Red head duck, +18 a — Yea, per doz. — a 8% Hares, per pair — a 087 Broad bill duck oe a — Brunt, per pair, 10 a — Veuisin, (saadie) per Ib 3 a 015 Squab per doz = 0 25 ‘anvare back duck, per pair - 225 Squirels, pee pair. = 0 373, Bears’s meat. per Ib +015 0 25 Capons, fer ib......... 0 20 - Brock trout, per, tb = 031% Whitefish, is 012 ~ Pike, “ 012 - Piexerel, « 012 = ‘ = 012 Blackfish, « 08 0 Sunfieh, ts 0 06 0 03 tf a 0 08 0 06 007 10 o1b = 012 006 007 - 008 - 0 03 “Ey 0 05 0 05 0 06 010 “_ 012 016 0 123% = 010 - 012 - 008 - 012 - Soured salmon, per: 250 - Smoked salmon, per Ib. +016 - Dry codfish, ae + 008 0 05 Oyuters—Princes ba: Spd... 62% & 150 ater: Inces bay, per J e Ctams—shrewabery, per 100 O Sth a Loe rewsbury, per Little Neok pil} Lobsters, per ib 0 05 008 Crabs, per = 018 pi - 10 Apple’, Newtown oan Per ae 00 3 60 fal pippins, @ o 260 7 a 200 ‘ 00 a 250 “ 50 a 175 ‘ 1 2 02 00 a 800 pe 2 9 030 Cranberzies, per bbl t0 a 16 00 “ per quart 2 2 005 Quinces, per 100... 50 8 20 BUTTER, CHEESE, ETO. Batter—State, per Ib. seceessceeseeeee = 026 Orange, 030 a 032 Ohio, |“ O14 # 023 Cheese, per Th. 010 9 012% English, per I — 208 Pincapple, each ~~ a 11% Sapsngo, per lb. — 2 0% Fees. five, — a GIy :012 a 018 Potatees, mercer. per bi 162 a 187% Garter’ “ 160 #17 © westernreds, ‘ 12 a 160 «per half-peck 12z 4 sweet, per bbl... 2 50 2% “© half’ pec = 018 or on. ‘ 1 50 r bushel ‘ 7 Da abe te 2 Le Cabbagee—new, each, + 0 06 0 08 Cabtages—n ch. + 08 _ + 0 08 - Peets, por dor, oo 0 20 Carrots bunch = 0 0% “alana, each ,, + 0 02 0 04 uliflowers, each oe © a7 Garlick, per bunch, + & O18 Tettuce, per head +002 9 008 Tomatoes, nalf peck — 2 08 ee bunch... 008 a 010 plants per Ses, “4 + = 8 067% Trae, wile per bal peck se 1 e018 Lima teana, soaxed, half peck + = 8 062 Pardey, vuuth..... + = 0 008 Celery, bunch. [08 a 012 Green peas, (pod) per bushel, . = & 60 Ovra, per hundred ....... - — s 0380 ADVEBYISKMENTS RENEWED KVKBY DAY. MANHATTAN VILLE POST OFFICE. 1ST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE ‘at Mapbattan vill or. ¥. Ty 1, 1886. Sikora isn a U Gal ianness Sesseege Ivore ies Mary ise Bare A AsresdloyaMewrs Gatntiet Fheian Michael Ment ett Christopber Giibert Hua Nove Jeeeph Goldemtth D Biechmuller Med Grabam Joba = mingdale Hevign omen ee owe Praline Miew Hetroia Wiiam Bur Hem Casey Mre Elen Trereaia Christ Gat) ‘Konrod Giusy Michael erav Colgin MraJobn Holman Kev Mr- 2 Steenes Conely Hliabeth — Heustis fuuart Mie Ann—2 Cenwsy dobn Kilkeary Unie icheet Cur James Millers Barth Merses Tripler Mew’ B Gurren Mridget —-Muvker Helorich Packer John Peitrich Sobt Meardle Mise MA Utz Frederich it McConnell Rove Verth William MeDoraia MEA Wallon Me Mefononkh Mra Werd Metougal Mes,” Ware Miss Lucinda a MeGoin Owen Warlag Williaa v Lwier Kien a Willem — Waeren Mise sera ¥ oan Peter re Mise Heion Wenb Mra ann Farrer John Goo Cut MeKinney Miss Jane Teese Len J 8 Fevelmaier Mr Wheeler Mrar C Fitz Philig Nolan Michael Whittow Bridget Fiosddames Sear Coorg Yt, Mra ss por tah ‘Tits Mew Will haba JAMES § DOYLE, Yosmaster. FOR CALIFORNTA, pt : ‘spam. ed Lima, Va oral Ac, will be de patched p mali steamer (i 9 i. Shiurday, Janwary 5, a2 clock P.M, in. charge of sargeee! moveeneee Frags Pr prem, end t 1 a of ae mile ig FREKMAN kCO., 69 Broadway, * co’8 “EXPR! MAN Lodwick In saan parirtc PXPRESR COMPANY 1% BROADWAY, FOR Jo, Uregon, Sandwich Tyiands ned China freighi, parreis und letters will te oe ee a camer GHORG AY vin Fauema), this ca and STAR OF Tat hel (vie Monragnim), on Voloenniy. Sih te wt Pretght ro ed until 12, and anal! poreels, &c.; until 14 o'cloc! Wot, HALL, ‘Agent, BvUaAKVING 28D LUVGING. QR0 BogNP AVENUE.—R0048 TO Let, wits to genvlemue, or gentlemen and thele wives, yl ih all the modeea improve ments; plesssully located near Stuyveaaut park. PS 130 FRANKLIN, STREET, CORNER OF YARIOK— Pleasant and ay he ruirbed room with or wi hout veard, for geuulemen or Tad! required. ‘Te: ma moderate. married or elugie, enoen 105 wan WAVERLEY PLACE, “THIRD DOOR WEST OF ington park —A family, ora few sinele gontie- dated with rooms on second Soe rae lore improvements, ation mep, cap ay cas PRINCE STREET, SECOND DOOR WEST OF 87 rcadway Unexpectediy vacated by agentioman obliged to eae bh handsome front rooms op the second tloor. Waer and gasia the rooms, Reference givea and required. 76 St QRRENK STREBT—ONE FURNISHED AND ONE upfornished parlor to let, to geutlemen and their wiv: ladtes only, can be had, sevarate or toge! San, bathe bathe, ke, tent reasosabie, and is edvance, "Poss0ssion mn.ediately. () FRANELIN syaner FIRST HOUSE WEST OF oadway. ‘and large single rooms, furnist ed, cutee Gales ann Hooke, for gentlemen; bresklast eerved, required. ‘The firs location for a physician, or would be vel for light business purposes. Inquire as apore. MACDOUGAL STREET, ‘THREE DOORS ADOVE Houston stree:—A small American family se accom mocate two with rooms, and partial poard { de- Fired; good stoves in the rome; bot, old and shower Dauls ia the Louse; location desirable. 4Q MURRAY erazer. —BOARD FOR GENTLEMAN their wives and and for single gentlemen. A very plas- sant third floor front room, ‘nd Craton water, can be bad. Alse to let, with or without board, « front and back par: Jor and hall room. 6° 8T. geen PLACE.— TRNIs| MS TO LET ‘witb board, in the ee lass omens iy Mark's place: PARLOR AND BBDROON ON THE SECOND FLOOR, ora lsrge room on the first floor, can be obtained with at 82 and 84 Srwenty tale street, Alo,a few rooms for single gonUemen. A SMaLL FaMILY, oF eo ae: SINGLE NTLEMEN, be accommodsted pleasant rooms aud board, at -third street, Picirens Fourth and Lexington e {4 Fant Twenty: avenues. GENTLEMAN IS DESIROUS OF OBTAINING A A Gieoty furnished parlor and bedroom; in s private to tamily, where there there ure no boarders, preferred. Gas aud neceseary. Location must be shove Hleecker street. adress, stating full particulars, Mir. Straw, Union square Post office. GENTL}MAN WISHES A FURNISHED ROOM A with board, fo wite, and obiid seven vears old. prico not to exceed $6," or @ furnished room, without board, in a respectable iocality, heiveen second and Seventh aveaues, above Tenth at, ‘dress Azling, Uniou square Post ollice. SINGLE GENTLEMAN, OR TWO FRIRNDS, CaN have & com‘ortable nome, g.od board ard a jleasant font room on fourth floor, with targe closet Terms 84, or $3 cach for two apply at 05 Heory street, Brooklyn, midway between Futon and Wall street ferries. PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET FURNISHED ROOMS A with ‘or wihout partial board, or would let the second floor, furuis! he house eoatains the moderu improvements, Apply at So. 5 Ludiow place, Houston street, near Sullivan, PRIVATE FAM(LY WOULD ACCOMMODATE TWO gentlemen and their wives, or four single gentleman, with (ull or partialtboard and pleasant rooms, furaished or un furnished, in a first class house, 248 West Nineteenth street. «4 FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH board in asmall american family, by applying at 217 Weet 48d et., between Bih and 91h avs. GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OR SINGLE GEN can be accommodated «ith board, at 150 West 9"; the house is new and contains ail the modern improvewents; unexceptional references required and given; price reus rs HANDSONE FORNISHED FRONT ROOM, AND pedroom attached to jet. tn @ private house with all the modern jmprovemen'e: also a alngle room, with grate and gis int” App.y at 96 Prives street, » few doors west ot ts emel dleventh at oxBD =A” “GENELEWAN AND HIS WIFE, OR TWO single geot?emen can be hunasomely accommodate! with a parler and bedroom, on the second or third thor, well furnishea, with board in a small orivate tamily, whee comforis of & home can 7e had reasonably. Fur paricu Jare cai: at 119 West Twenty-second street, between Sixth aad teventh avenues. OARD.—A PARLOR A. MO Milka foor, fureisbon or uafaralshed, ote ta a deat case Louse,» line ot stages pass the house, and tne location is ua surpnised: references required. Apply at 76 West Tweaty- street. OARD AT A PRIVATE HOUSE—O4E ROOM TO (on the second floor, ‘o two or three gentleman, ais: 9 on tbeinied floor, to ousor two geullomen {3 8, gence! 4 quiet private house, Terms reusonable. cold and jower naths free. Inquire at 54 Walker street, five doors wes: of Broad way. OARD—OME oR TWO LADIES CAN, BE ACCOMMOs dated with boerd. in a quiet pleasant place, near Tompkin equare._ Address bo: x 2,382 Fost oflice. Reterences exchanged Ore A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR TWO SINGLE an can obtain Fooms, with fuil oF paruial t board on vety reasorable terms, io a private family. b peeizing st 63 West af nee meee between Fifth and Six OARD—~A LARGE FRONT ROOM OW SECOND Hlogr, hot and cold water In the room, suitable for a ge ueman snd wite, at 60 Greea st eet, ‘and within a minute’ 1 Breadway; sion too or thsoe genlles en Gan be Rabo CARD —IN “ONE OF THE MOST DESIRA®LE SITTA. |, within hen ene renscamar st ath, ferry.) and pleasant roome may be o cy pnatet 0 earparaas io the corner of amily, Welorcace quir oe LARGE FRONT ROOM, WITH GRATE, abe had, with or without breakfast and tea, at Ws Grands treet, first blosk west of Broadway. Terms moderate. Location | desirabie. Boawn-az NO. 25 NINTH STREET, A FINE ming ( rooms on the ‘er floor, and rooms for single gentlemen, may be had with board as above. House ae modern Improvements, dc. BOARD OF TOWNGA LADY HAVING TAKEN A jouse up town. would let @ handsomely furnished room to & gentleman and lady: board for the lady thir; Weslo lea sant, and convenient to cars nnd stages. Please address 0. C. C,, Broad yay Post office. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN can obtain board, with the comforts of » home, in & strict ly private tamliy: terme no other ca taker Apply at 49 adam street. N. B —Convenient to the ferries. OARD IN BROOKLYN, NEAR TRE sorrH “A AND ‘Wall treet ferries. Pleasant with board, sie be Me on very moderate plyin OARD WANTED—IN JE! wife~ full board for the lady, ileman. Terms must be moderate. fice. OARD WANTED—BY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN AND Wife, in a crivate family, where there are no other board era, tetween bleeck filth stgeete, and Mhird aud Sixth averuees. tory relerences given sad required, Addreas CITY. BY A MAN AN 4 partial board for the gea- Address B. E., Herald Id Office, for one week. Boser, WANTED. — FURNISHED ROOMS, WITIT board, for a gentleman, his wife and two daughters. Apartments on the second floor required. tivo in or aear Bioadway, between Bleecker and Fourteenth stree's. Kete- rences exchanged. Address box 218 Post oflice. OARD WANTED-FOR A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, full board for lady only. With a widow lady preferred. ele E., Wilson, at Hanfield’s Hotel, foo. of Grand. etre t river. OARD WaNTED—ON WEST SIDE, NOT ANOVE UTH street in a tamily where there are few or no other bord ers, by @ young man, of quiet, steady habits, who desires a perteapent home. address, stating terms, &c., A. MN., He rald cflice. Boaepwanren and ore servant t: private table; first cing house, OARD WANTED —A YOUNG GENTLEMAN AND IIT wife wish board In a good respectable erty where the comforts of a home can te enjoyed, either in the terries, or in New York, not fartuer up thin. rect | Live uot to exceed $10 per week. address box 2.08 Post ¢ffle OARDING—TWO SINGLE GR<TLEM good rooms, wih partia, board, in a private amily, coa ‘enient to the Fu ton and Wall street ferries. ole conce re- quired, Apply at 18 Clinton street, Brook yn, OARDING TWO SINGLE ROOMS, ON TAG FOURTH nitable for gentlemen, can be hed vy apptting ua 3 Great Jones stree!, near Lafa, ete place. FOR A GENTLEMAN, WIFE, CHICO ‘A par'o’, bedroom, and bedroom for board avd rent uot in exceed, $2) per Address H. C. 8., Herald office. OAKDING AND LODGING.-WANTEO, BY tleman, a furnished room in a first class ho tast only, bath to be atiached, Address N.G, P ace. RNISED ROOMS.—A SI¥GLE GENTLEMAN CAN obtain ® furnished room, coutainiag grate and gas. al $2 r week, 2 It would be let to two at $3; amall private fa , convenient to sii enue cers and Broadway stages. ‘at 100 Twenty 46 FE RNISHED ROOMS | AND PARLOR TO LET-—SEPA- rate or ip euit, fp a first clase house, with modern improve rents; & Sew e nntlemen can be accommosated with {ali or pa al boord. Keference given ana required. Apply at 20 Wasbingion street, Brooklyn ART re KOOMS, WITH BOARD, TO Ll irate family, where all the eomforts of a home GEN- break Waverley Call A party of three rrr wishis sen vesmigiee A ary st cing rant irnbed parier anc ‘rare chance. g ry, ,foom. Apply'at Fominiah street, between ithdson and ‘artok. URNISHED ROOMS AND ELEGANT PARLOK TO let, together or separate, with private tanto, if Eeguired, in a first claes house. Apply at $881” Mark's placo, Aighth et, beiween Second ard Third avenues. RIVATE BOARD—A GENILEMAN AND WIFE, OR two or three single gentlemen, wishing one or two very fecond th oF. wih bowed, in a plea saat th a squall private familly, wearant front rooms on jowation, in the Seventh ward, may apply at No. 231 Madison i tl OOMB TO LET—TO GENTLEMAN Ww fing’, Rentiemen, in frat cass hog.e, with modern (ma: groverentg,in, the, biwiness part of the eit7. Apply imme intcly at No, 7 College place, with reference, OOMS TO LET, WITH BOALD. TO A GENTLEMAN and wire, or single gentlemen in a first class house, with modern improvements, in the ourioers part ofthe city. Apply immediately at No. 7 College place, with reference. 50 LET—WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, TWO ROOMS, "T° ufarmished on the recond {lor of first class house, cna venient to the Wail atreet, bouth or Hamihon avenue fer ies, Riconlyp gas nnd bath; the family strlety private, Apply at 12 Cheever pince, near Harrison VERY, DEAIRABLE YURN@SHRD APARTMENTS, CON. sixtirg of parlor and sleeping room; also a eitting room be obtained. withou und two bedrooms, commune Loard, fm gente femily, in rUtet, near Broadway Genlémen #ll find these the pieaeaniest rooms in the city. Acdrees, with real nse, Apple, Herald oftive, wer TWENTY THIRD, STREET, NEAR PIPTA AVE: ne —A gentleman or lady oF gentlaman and wile, tired «car innique roullne Of dressing, &e , observed tn fashion Tearding houtes cao be accommedaled witha bandsoms {apartments on te see vod floor, with board ee oarsely 4, In asirielly private amily, the house contains all the medern sinprovements, Address Corufor', Untoa square Post oflice, BUARDING AND LODGING. TANTED—BOaRD IN BROOKLYS,—A SINGLE GRS- Wa itican wishes to procure board ta © nice private fumy, ere they know how to hve well, Lacation within thee of four ymutey” walk cf we Musgum, Address, slang pardous lnrs, Y. Za, Herest office, for twodays. | QV ANTED - TWO YOUNG GERMAN GENTLEMEN aRe vetrous tohave aroun and hedroum, with breakt apd tea, O- brenktast only, In & Rent ibiyate Poach or or Ap tami} Locat Jn not above street, at ween ton Grn avenues. Please address, staing all particulars, L., L. D., box 476 Post office. pret NTED—A FRONT BOOM, WITH BEDROOM AD- * tai ib Third, Second or First avenue, betweea Hib sod ii stn in an.agreeabie vicinity, Address, with particu: lars, EM, Hereid office. 4 ANTED—FOR A GENTEEL FAMILY, ‘0 CoM. Ww ‘rounicating rooms, with board, either in New Yorx or Hf in tbe Javer city, not fa trom. ine ferrien eee ’ 5 Ne ann om Brooklin, to be reasonable, and iocaucn oligib'e, Address G. 4,119 Post office. OA RABTNER. KR WANIED—TO PURCHASE the interest of a retiring partner, in an old r4- tablished business Only five hundred doinre re required ab pre- ve @ great op- Full Juans ‘known by calling on GWEN 4&00.,No 345 $6. 000.2 WANTED, A MAN OF BUSINESS, WITH & + capitn! of trom three to five thouraad dollars, e ter ilo & bay Ae fa, prota! le and extensive business—ue SAE, 'HG fe Setlansiard foe timer innate of Nar siykaa, at 61e Broadway. Unexcentianale charseter required. eye ETE er —PARTNER WANTED. WITH THE ABUVE 5.000 arttiacinssainad proflabie business To ts! tunity to reviize from $7 cO0 per enouin vilers, ue will be shown upon an interview, ‘Address, with real name, H. Henry, Heruld —A GENTLEMAN WITH Irals ~Anol $200. ‘wanted, to join the advertiser in a highly reapect: le and sean peoutanle bust oem, rome. wea BD ae sre cath cam be saade w ut risk. It needs but To satisfy call on Mr, Towe, from 11 to 4, at 345 Broad: pe pe és DYERI ISING CIRCULAR, 119 NASSAU STREE AY Jan. 1, 1856-10 Advortisers.—The business af the Molienatd sdvertising house having been merged wilh that of 8. bb Pettengill & Co.. W H McDonald will, iy Be bape to meet bis former patron: at his new location. trienda who desire 9 personal interview will be waited on by sending thelr adtdress to him at the advertising house of M. PEITENGiLL & OU., 119 Nassau street. ore ati obs ORC Me J. J, LLOYD ABP. iit een ROWLAND & AS « ASEIN WALLY Mew r York, Jan, 1, 1856. 1BROLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP. —THEP PARTNER. existing under the firm of WHITLOCK, sicuus Co. te wis day dissolved by jont, nd Nichols having disposed of all his inverest in the same ‘et in M. Whitiock, who, with Kdw'd a. Whitir are aut to close the same, and who will conttnue the huai- ‘ness on their own account. BENJ. M. WHIT! K, DaVID NICH 3. A. WHITLOCK. Kew York, Dee 3, 1855. EDW’D s Corantunnsntr.~ x. A. Whitlock bave this day weor'ated with them Fred. J. Haverstick, Oliver W Dodge snd Henry Cammeyer. aud will continue the Bete ated and grocery business, under the HRS he Mi KDW’ ffLUOk, FREDK HAVEGSTIOR, OLLVER W. bODGE, January 1, 1856. HENRY CAMMEYKA, EW YORE, JANURY) 1856 —T ACR, INTEREST OF TEE Jato Charles O’irien, in our firm, ceasad with his death, on she 2b Aucust, last We have this dai taken our brochér, Joseph (Brien, into copar'nership. | The bused Wilibe conducted as hersiofore, wader the arm Wittiaw oagreNs” JOUN O'BRIEN, ROBART U'dKIEN, UTIOE.—T GAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH me, io husingss, my son, Edward hell Davis um- der the firm of JUN J. a 0 nl nt Naw YORK, JAN. 1, 1856 THE CoPARTNERSHIP heretcfore existing under the name of J. M Trimple & Co., inthis day cissolved bp its own Jimitetion. Ths budness wil pegaae by es ia aes is ou horned @ a ‘arm Lame in liquidation of al! mgr a JNM, TEM BLR, WILLIAM FUWLER. Poeseen, WANTED—WITH A CASH CAPITAL UF ‘$00 or $1,000, in an established and sura acveriiaing Darinees: coe biindred per cent guaranteed; tnmediaia “ano ik cation nevessary. ‘there is no competiti n iu tre hnainess, Address, wiih real paine, Copyright, box 131 Hera.d office. HK COPARTNERSHIP: Baoronen maven under the firmof A. G. srsciied @ & oe eine day, by iincwn simitation. GLa! New York, Li 1865. i i Hovgitron ‘he subscribers bse, thie day, formed 8 new copartaarshin, and admitied Mr. Uhasles F. Newtov, wio becomes & pariner fe our house from this day, | The business will be oondu xed at No. 1 Maiden I.ne, under the firm of Bayley, Hougtioa & Uo, BaGuny, i. A. Houaaton, New York, Jan. 1, 1836. ©. F. NEWTON, ie co. PARTNERSHIP or Ou NTS, conan « ‘AMAN terminates ‘Mmitaiton end GEU, G. T. _Now York, Dee 31, 1885, BORAGE 8LATS. HE SU'BECRIBEMS HAVE FORMED A 00 PARTNER. oip for the eootinuanes of the, businers, uader the frre ot GOMMINS, BEAMAN 2 CO, THOMAS A. CUMMO8, So eaoe' hLaTR ae ‘New York, January 1, 1666, CARLTON AYRES, ARTNERSHIP HERRTOFURB EXISTING BE- Higgins and Joho Farrell, under the style aud am of J ‘4 Co., ni Belfast, oe oa "a eotbotng stn Sy intual consent, aeons the guar he use sone Moutes * & Co. bas ine, of ‘ork. twat | je di and Glasgow, and Melliss & ayers, N Noiloe I bave purchased the book accounts an4 bills re- celvat le of the late firm of Jobn Higgins & Oo., of Belfsat aod New York | Asnorerson in kurzpe or J America Ia conneoted or interested with 1e in this purcl those indebted must make payment only to me, at ibe office oe ‘Wight Brothers, 35 and 37 Vesey street, New York, or 144 janen Loner IGHT. HE, UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED A OOPARTNER- ship, under tbe firm name of C. T. Longstre the purpose of manfacturing and selling clalning, aod. beve token the marble frout store Si Chambers sireet and 69 Reade street. “MUNGSTRELT, formpeiy at SAMUN , CIENGE, late of the firm of James Wilde, Jr. GECKGE B De FORKST, Inte of the firm of James Wilde, Jr. Bs. BLUSSOM, late wiih Gage, Sioans & Dater. JAIKOS F. he EA ene: James Wilde, Jr. New York, January 1, O LAWYERS. —AN ATTORS EY, WELL Oc NVERSANT with Admira ty practice, having or the last fourteen, yenrs an aeeis'ant clerk of fhe Uni'ed states. District Court, de. tires an apgugemen' aa clark or partcer in law ofice. "Ad: Gress A. U. W., box 1,607 Post office, HM 4 FIRM OF MARIE, cNOPR J i f Gay diskoived, by iiniation. 14. Knapp 4s auth. feed to vse the tame of ihe firm in ret:ement. the books of ihe firm wil. re ocod at his office, So. 58 Nassau street, corner of Maiden lane, Messrs. Mable & McGovern wt! continue at No. 15 Jobn street. JOHN MARL Jura HL k New York, Jan. 1, 186, JOHN MeGOVER®. ANTED- BY A GERMAN, WAO HAS BREN ESTA"- lished fp the Uvited States hu a merchant during the last five yenre, » charce t re enier business in thix city, Would Nave nu objection tn kerve an s conidentia clerk for stk rmouins, shen be will ready to contriouie @ capital of $5,100 to ccromon stock. Can show the meat respectable. referenees in oe writes and spenks the toue princival # a tly and correctly. possessing besides an amos woe ow oods and experience aan salesman, Hae no ohjeeiou to ® retali business. address V., box 191 trerald «filee, ANTED—A PARTNER, WITH A CaSH CAPITAL trom $10,040 to $15,000, Yor a hosines alveady extublabe Vaceot grense, and other chemical stifa to suit nd sik mnacufacturers, ve., aud in which line of bust- we can realize & net profi’ to’ sstlfy any such p-rson wich tombgage. Address J, W, & Co., Herald oflice, for one weel “DANCT: oe ACADEMIES. 627 BROADWay.— WME AND MLLN EY GEAU'S dancirg academy, 6% Ghtd ony EF private Jeesons, and every evening, from 5's 10 1 for practice Sing'e Jessous given "All ube tach. hle dances taught by Milo Kmma Sauvageau. Terms {MA BAUVA- Broad was, is open DUDWORTH'S PRIVATE DANOING ACs DEMUMS, Montague la A. Brooklyn, are now {me and terms may 806 Broadway, New York, and 187 en for te season. Circulars explain! ‘und at the academies. ANCING—ANOTNPR NEW weademe , s6L Bre street, a new will commence on ‘Tue ‘All the tushionable dances tau in ene course of lessons, There wre classes open tor those wore advanced, eas DANCING ACADEMIES, 59 WEST FOUR- tento sweet, New York, and Mon‘arue Hal, Bi are now open for ‘he svavon Saturday events krawn persons, Pupils can enter af muy ti solreos tives MF. CAROLINE VEZIEN'S “DANCTNG A ACADAMY, Bo. 41 Howard street. in no + open tor the season, Clase: 8 meet for tne inatruction of tedivs and gentlemen at 3 o'cs ak P.M. to 6, and st 8 to 10 tn the evening, for piacticn Grand Geer toiree every Saturday evening, trom i. Adm WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C. ou oa LADIES —AN | ASSORTMENT OF eee consisting of brooches. Cac tures” end at less NOTION Is HRREAY Given 1) ALL PERSONS W Ni Gets crediors the esate ct hele bard ans WHO ate, wa Jamabure, are requested leuiars of cheit ope ‘ety the clerk a the ‘aon rae pains aga’ hotel, sud pereona isdevied to the queaied (to. pay She matzo. at the same” pince eae very catablisbneet and tbe viel are tor date ’by pre vale con rect entire, and if not ao di d of thea to ne sod ot private bale in two parcels. All pr mu - Hing to trent for tbe sols ‘enn examine ‘the prone n ei tore who tbe property, as siee fosire t» trent for wie part. The i poaoly, tn writing, must be lett na, Above, and ee anid every perecr shall have notice tomoet the nadersi ned —Arnt m the pa hen who offer ‘0 purchase ‘he entire estab! 4 next thoee who desire to trem forthe hovel and iivery. estabtsshin sat reparately Ti is desired that thoar proposals aball be made Wiboutdelay, man; spplientions having wen mado. This oo portunity in given 1 0 Zlat day ot Da sember, 185. DA j