The New York Herald Newspaper, February 16, 1856, Page 6

6 FINANCIAL AND CO UMERCIAL. MONEY MaRhET. Ferpay, Feb. 15—6 P.M. ‘There was quite a falling off to-day in the amount 1 traneactions at the board. The aggregate of sales this morning will not figure up more than | half that of yesterday. The tendency of prices throughout was downward. ‘The only exception was Miohigan Southern, which opened at a low point, and more than recovered itself before the close. At the first board, Hudson River Railroad | first mortgage bonis declined { per cent; Mlinois Central bonds, }; New York Central 6’s, 4; Nicara_ gua Transit, 4; Cumberland, {; New York Centra; Rauroad, j; Erie Railroad, {; Harlem, 1; Reading, 1; Hudsea River Railroad, 34; Michigan Central, 3; Panama, 14; Iinois Central Railroad, Galena and Chicago, 1; Cleveland and Toledo, 1; Chicago and Rock Island, 1. Michigan Southern fell off 1 per cent at the opening, but afterwards advanced 3, closing 1} per cent above prices current at th second board yesterday, Sales were made at 95 pe cent, buyer ten days. These great and sudde fluctuations take speculators by surprise, an! destroy all their calculations. Quotations fo the stock are very unsettled just now, but they must ultimately settle down at points cor reaponding with the actual value of the security a an investment. The only stock on the list that wa sustained at yesterday's prices was Milwaukie and Mississippi. Two lot were sold at 87 percent. We | look upon this stock, at preseat prices, as the best | investment on the market, not excepting Galena aad Chicago. The Milwaukie and Mississippi Railroad Company paid last year 17 per cent dividends—ten in cashand seven in stock—and had in hand at the close of the fiscal year a surplus equal to six per cent on the capital. This, for an unfinished road, is most extraordinary. This stock is selling at 13 per cent below par, while other railroad stocks, which barely aqneeze out 8 per cent, sell in the neighbor hood of par. Erie was comparatively neglected to” day. It opened at 53 per cent, and was pretty well sustained. Hudson Railroad appears to be running down faster than it ran up. A fall of three and a half per cent a day will soon bring it down to the lowest starting point. It will take more than a bridge over the river at Albany to =»ve it. It must e its place in the market aloug...c Harlem, After the adjournment of the board the following | aales of bonds and stocks were made at auction by | Simeon Draper:— $9.000 Wheeling City Sixes, 1875 5,090 Munois Central RR. es ggg & Mis. RR. ai do. » int. stee 53 Mail 8: ico C At the second board better prices ruled for stocks generally. An active demand existed for Erie, and it closed at an advance of ¢ per cent. Harlem went up j; Reading, §; Michigan Southcen, 1}; Long Island, 3. Galena and Chicago declined } per cent. Cumberland and Nicaragna remain without altera_ tion. Milwaukie and Mississippi closed firm at mor. ning’s prices. ‘The Stuyvesant Insurance Company have declared a semi-annual dividend of five per cent. The Assistant Treasurer yports to-day, as fol- lows:— Paid ox Treasury secount Recetvel ‘* Balance ‘ tf Paid for Aswey Office... Paid on disbursing chec! The payments included 339,000 on California afte. The warrants entered at the Treasury Depart- ment, Washington, on the 13th instant, were ag foilows For the T:easry Depe:tment. $48,181 76 NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1856. | down one quarter of the present board of breakers as insolvents. The “Mutual Safety Scrip,” made up frem repeated compromises, is held more to force favors from each other than from any hope of payment. By such influences the board is kept together, and by the power given to large holders of this “scrip,” aby measure can be carried through triumphantly. ‘The time was when a member failing to fulfil his contracts lost his seat, but not sonow. The en- forcement of such a rule would nearly decimate the present board. We are glad to be able to say that there are many honorable exceptions. There are men at the board who would ornament any position in public or private life, men responsible for any amount, men whe deal justly with all, and conscientiously regard the interests of their customers. There are in Wall street a@ good many bulls and a good many bears, and there is an animal of the brute creation in that immediate vicinity, the particular species of which happen to come in contact withit. It is unfortu- nate for the public that stock securities are influ- | enced in market value by the operations of men whose nataral instincts would, in the absence of a stock exchange, have led them to the ‘‘faro table,” or the “Roulette board” or the “sweat cloth.” We know no remedy for the evil as it now stands. Stocks of no actual value will continue to be infla- ted, from time to time, by the bogus transactions of certain irresponsible cliques of brokers, and good, sound, dividend paying stocks will continue to be depressed, to suit the aims and objects of those who wish to deliver on short sales made at higher poiats, The Governor of the State, in his message last year, suggested that the Legislature take the matter in hand, anda bill has been introduced into the As- sembly, providing a remedy for existing evils, but whether it will accomplish the desired result or not, isa question. We trust the bill now before the Le- gislatare will receive thut attention from the soun- try members its impor!unce demands. ‘The receiver of the Mechanics’ Insurance Com- pany renews the request made in our advertising columns 2 few days since, that all holders of stock in the Mechanics’ Company wiil please send to his office, No. 271 Broadway, without delay, a memoran- dum of their stock certificates, a receipt, with name, date, numberand amount. The Baltimore Patriot gives the following state- ment of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company for the month of Japuary, 1856:— BALMMORE AND Oslo Raitnoap, Wash’ ton Totai for Moin Sten. Branch. Roth Roads. ergers... $01.908 44 21,063 91 52,372 36 teeeeeee 150,861 62 8,585 84 129,487 46 Total,...s++++-9102,160 (6 29,640 75 171,809 61 Comparing these amounts with those received during the corresponding month of 15655, it will be geen that there was a very considerable decrease during the past month; but this is attributable alone to the unprecedented obstructions to transportation caused by snow and ice, and the very low tempera- ture of the atmosphere, rendering the running of the machinery both unsafe and unprofitable. The footings are as follows:— Wash'ton Passengers. Main ‘Stem. Branch. January, 1855 . $4,602 TL January, 1866. 29,660 75 This decrease must not be regarded asso much loss to the company. Transportation has been well nigh suspended on all railroads ia the country for the past six weeks, and the embargo laid upon na- vigation by the ice has prevented water transpor- tation to a very great extent. The reccipts and expenditures of the Housatonic Railroad Company during the year 1855 were as fol- Hovsatom0 Ramz0ap—1856. $830,108 60 162,665 62 For tne Yaterior Department 2,028 61 For Customs.......s6..+050- 66.040 11 War Warrazia received snd eutered, 65,590 26 From miscellaneous sources. 2,437 BL From iands.. 23,111 35 War repay warranis received and eutered 3,835 26 The steamship Quaker City leaves this port for Liverpoo! to-morrow, (Saturday.) in place of the steamship Pacific, not arrived. We have not heard of any specie for shipment by this conveyance. ‘The gross and net carnings of the Reading Rail- road during the months of December and January oi the present fiscal year, compared with those for the corresponding period in the previous year, were oe : $476,945 62 ‘on, read way dum, age, resewul fund aud all CHAI ZO8...cssccvcceccee eres B20, SL $253,604 69 Net profit. . coos «$81,970 93 $222 338 $3 These figures ‘show a considerable falling off of net profits for the months of December and January, as compared with the corresponding months a yearago. It will be borne in mind, however, that the Delaware is now, and has been for several weeks, fast closed with ice, and that no coal has been or could be ship- ped for a period of time altogether unheard of in any previons winter. The expenses in the workshops, in getting the machinery in good order for an active spring business, have been about the same as if there had been a large tonnage in coal. Indeed, the check to the trade which the closed navigation has caused has probabil; usual repairs to the rolling stock. Our remarks a day or two siuce, in relation to the | delinquency of a certain bear operator in certain | railroad etocks, having veen alluded to by a cotem, porary, it is neceseary that outside specalators should more clearly understaud the facts of the case. A broker in Wall street makes a contract to deliver say 300 shares of Michigan Southern Railroad stocks at 95 per cent, buyer ten days. This gives the | ¢., option to the purchaser, who can call, at one day's notice, for the stock any time within the period of his oomtract, or the option to Jet it run to maturity: The contract, on the part of the seller, is to deliver so many éhares of stock, not to pay or receive any difference that may exist in the price when the time it is a stock transaction between two v4, and the stock must be exchanged if either party so determine. In the matter referred to there was a contract to deliver so many shares of stock at such @ time and atsuch aprice. That con- tract was not fulfil’ed at maturity, and the affair was not arranged until some time after. The party holding the contract was put to serious inconvenience by the delinquency of the seller; bot in consequence of the arbitrary manner in which « prominent party in Wall street doos business, particularly when prices are largely against him, there wae no appeal and no way at the time of avoiding the difflenity. The | receiving party was peremptortly informed that the stock couid not be obtained, and therefore could not be delivered. The only difficulty with the delivering party was the price. There was stock enough in the street at a price, bat that price was too high to suit the notions of the seller, and it was his pleasure not to submit to the sacrifice required. The object evi- dently was te gain time, and the movement was suc- c5easful, to the injury ot parties who were fully enti- tled toall the benefits of the advance in market value and ecarcity of stock. We first referred to this matter for the protection of outside operators, and they should for the future be careful in giving their orders for the purchase or sale of stocks. The Board of Brokers is daily becoming less and less respectable. A few years ago 8 membership gave position and credit in the stock market; but as at present organized, it enjoys very little public confidence. The principle upon which some of its prominent members operate, places them upon a level with the “artiste” of the low gambling houses of Canal strect. With large lots of “Mutual Safcty Serip,” in thetr pockethooks, they retain at the board heir decoy ducke, who are bound, as they valne their sont, to (olow servilely the dictation of their orediters. It is not an extravagant estimate to Py afforded opportunity for more than the | | Net earn’ cf transportation, From “nbiehe deduct rent of other terest, &c..... Leaves a balance over expenses, rents, &c., of 71,427 13 ‘Tog which add assets on hand, as per report 184... ceseseee sinessessee, 10,753 28 $150,360 41 Of this amoust there bas been ap- piled in liquidation of the flos ing qeiit during the wagon 8062 10 othe final’ exviactioa ‘of dues wearidge dest. sostesees 1,876 88 Ty tue-purehaas of ‘additibnai depot e 969 Tothe™ ‘sonstruction’ of” depors aud Water StaU008....ssesseeseseceve 800 00 62,643 72 leaving a belance on hand, Dee. 31, 1856... $87,636 70 The returns of the insurance companies of Masaa- chusetts present the following aggregates for the see ee 1, 1865: ISSCRANCR CONPANIES OF MASSACHUSETTS, 1855. 1. The aggrerate capital of the 34 insurance companies with specific capital is $6,586,100, viz:—In Boston (19 offices), $6,125,008: out of Boston (15 offices), $1,261,100. The amount of thetr marine riexs is $79,077, 266, of whieh the Hoston offices have $76,926.98). Araount of fire risks, $853,787, of which the Boston offices bave $77,- 649,214. Amount of fire lossee paid last year, $469,603, of which the Boston offices paid $284,570. Amount of marine losses paid last year, $1,884,906, of which the Boston offices paid $1,689,448, 2. There arc fifteen mutual marine ané fre aud marine imsurance companier, which exbibit as their sgeregato amount of assets $6,398, Losses paid duriog the year, on marine risks, $3 268,742; on fire risks, $146,104. Amount of expenses’ paid, $104,678, Amoun’ insured curing on marine riska, $120 191,194: promiums thereon, 70; on fire risks, 8: recaiums Amount of lisdiicy ot partes insured cana ubove the amount paid tor pre- money, $907,908, Amount ot divi- ve c yenrs, $728,002, yt nine mutnsl fire insurance ecmpa unt insured by existing policies, $200,089,687. other than premium ard deposit notes, $2,049,- Liability of paoties insured to assesement ic acci fo the amount already collecied, $8 102.951. Poli- ued the past year, $7,726,865; premiums and de- 2231148. Loses peid the last 50.476. Amount insured on realestate, $126,- Expenses oi the year, $156,781. . Luere ace Give life insurance companies: two in Bos: ton, one im Worcester, one in Sprivgfiel’, end one in Pittsfield. Amount d by existivg policies, $12 26,168 404, Ieceived {1 prera:atas tae Test, $06,008, Paid for ox 7] $20,648; tor 1 penees the past $ tor osses, $129,000.” Guaranty funds, 9 The Boston Advertiser of tae 14th inst. says:— The stock ma:ket was omly moderately active ve ter- snd without material change in quotations; ihe mand exceeded the supply, however, tor the lead: 74 bonds and sharce. There was leos activity ot the rec md board, und in some cases geliers were more free. Money is growing easicr gradually, and thie bus a2 inflaerce to sustain prices aud infuse some spirit ot speculation {nto tue market. _Bostoa und Maing wivanced 1 yeeteriay: Worgeste: ; Boston and Providen:e $1 per snare, pat clo-e4 heavy atin asked, & rise, however, of $4 trom the lowest ocint touched recently; Fitenburg feil off ',; Ola Colony 4 Me Le Ge Western sold ec 8724, and afterw ‘acds Northern holds steady a; 40, the sal-s bring os ised ee is stock—220 snares in three days—~and mostly by one party. The seller cannut ieaize muck profit at the present rates, Wilmington advanced to 22, on a amuall scale, and thers is at present very little floating stock in the market. Vermont and Maxeachusetts sold freely st 11 was the closing price, without mush disposition to rate either way. Serene’ is steady at 2; Verm Central 60 to 7 cents. Coppers are generally dul! fint, the demand for otuer of the fancies seeming to deaw off attention from his ueually lively clasa of stocks. Mal-ne Sandstone hws again sprung into life, and ad- = to 6; centa per ebare, with sales ot about 1,000 thares. Kailway bonds are firwer, at improving prises, and neorly all devcriptions are marked up trom 14 tol per cent. Rutland ist mortgage 45 is effered without sales. Eastern 6's of 1874 are otfered for sae at 80. and no bidders, Grand Junction 1s’ na 1870 to 78; Mad River and Lake Erie 2d mortgage 7° “0 to 80, Veraiont and Marrachusetta 6’ 66 bid: Wisbicea Cea:ral converti- Hes of 1860 and °69 100 to 101, aud inconvertibles 96 to The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value of foreign dry goods entered at this port for consumption, for warehouse, and also the with- drawals from warehouse, during the weck ending and including Thursday, February 14, 1856:— Movements m™m Formas Dry Goong, Battered for Consumption. Manafectaren of wo!.. a Pate 400,261 201 320,670 86,06 Withdrawn from Wrarchouse Manufactures of wool....... ¢o. off cotton. do, ot ail do. of flax Miscellancous,,..... TOM ereeeerseeeves can only be properly denominated by those who | Kenvtactarss of wool. se 922.012 0. of cotton. est 21,825 Qo. otal, ay 14,041 do. of flax. . @ 4688 : [os 10,992 ‘Total. 0c 880.600 Value put on the market during the week, ..82,627,362 ‘There haa been increased activity displayed, during the past week, among the jobbers. The Southern demand was good; and though growing late for distant customers in that direction, compared to former seasons, yet the weather has had the effect of checking it, and will have the effect of making it later than usual. The opening up new railroads at the South and Southwest has enabled purchasers in that direction to send their goods forward with greater rapidity,and hence they can make pur- chases to a later period, and yet be in time to get them forward for ghe spring trade. We no ticed the outlet in trade to New York commerce by the opening of the Eastern Tennessee Valley, by railroad communication with the seaboard, by which large quantities of wheat reached this market. We have now to notice the opening of another road, of little less importance. We mean the road recently built and opened from Goldsboro’, in North Carolina, leading West via Lexington, Salisbury, to Charlotte, which pene- trates one of the most fertile and productive agri- cultural districts of the South. It is an oak and hickory country, well watered and variegated with rich valleys and river bottoms, that yield large quantities of the best corn, wheat, rye, oats, &s., besides rearing large numbers of live stock. ‘The country also abounds in fine fruit orchards, and is in every way, as to climate and soil, the most de- sirable district of the South to be found in the old thirteen States. Much of the produce of this dis- trict will now seek New York over this road, via Norfolk, and add to our lurge and increasing trade with the South. Western merchaats have appeared in market during the past week, and are beginning to make their purchases for the spring trade. The Independent sticks to its old game of trying to sectionalize trade as weil as religion and politics. It also undertakes to give a list of failures, and after enumerating several at the North, it refers to the two following at the South, without giving names. We submit, if it world not be more honora- ble in the Independen: to give uames when making aliusions to dishonest failures. Not to do so is doing injustice to other merchants in the same State. The credit of North Carolina merchants stands high, and will continue to do so. in spite of the fling of the Independent at it and at the Union Safety Committee. We publish the cases as given by the Independent, and hand over the affair to the local papers of the States to explain:— A very large fa'lure has occurced in Arkacsns Cishility dw $.00 000. Indebtedness divided Letw hiladelpbia, Am im*erestiog case of——making Une, ano rot being eble (7) to pay clude all Nocthers crecitors, Where Union Safery Committee? Let us have avothor Castle Garden meeting. Our New Yerk merebaats will please remembdec that Jaw now ext:*s 1m North Carolina, permi ting aa aimi Pere in setding an estate, after paying oll home darts, to plead plone administrarit (fully administered) —a refinement of repudiation.’ We cet down a good deal of the latter to abslition “Buncombe.” In forcign goods prices are well maintained. dreas goods continue to rule high. Linen drills were in good demand, at full prices. The protzacted severe cold weather has prolonged the demand for woollens, and prices have been well maintained. Importers have done a good business at satisfactory prices. Other foreign goods, have kept up well for the season without important change in prices. Domestic goods have been steady, but activity in sales has been restricted on account of obstruction tonavigation. The closing of the Sound by ice has greatly retarded receipts from manufacturers to the Eastward. The railroads have been resorted to to some extent to keep up assortments; but the treight is too high to justify large shipments until the restoration of navigation. A fair business was done in prints, at steady ices. P"Moreeline de laines were in fair request, at steady 3. 2 Lawns were in rather better demand, without change in prices. Bleached and unbleached sheetings and shirtings have been only in moderate demand, at previous rates. Printing cloths were dull. Cloths are firm, and a fair trade doing tor the season. Linens and tweeds were unchanged; flannels were dull, while cottonades were in fair demand. The auction sules have been on rather a larger acale during the present week, and generally at sa tisfactory prices. Stock Exchange. Fampay, Feb, 15, 1866, Harlem R.b20 21 dk 600 Virginia 6 1000 Frie con his °7 000 dOs 45 10000 Exie bds of *85 1000 Fu B Ist m bes 2H0N tals Mg Gos 25000 LI Con Rbds 60 ds Yoo ¢ RF bés,ap oJ do. 4" 4000 N York Cen 6's 873g iw Mich So& NTaR. en 1000 N york Cen 7's 101 BO ve seeae 92 2000 CLIK RIR bds 05 180 26 bs 10 = G00 14 Merchanta’ Bai 155 6 Bank of the Rep. 125 360 § Metropolitan [sk. 107 100 80 Market Back... 108 ico 18% 8 Trust Co.... 108 50 Flo & Key't Joint 34 300 Pavame RR..... 104 200GerrGoaMire.. % 100Lmg Intend RR Bde 800 Nic Trans Co... 200 Go. ..b80 tA) 200 >. Bcd a 16 Cleve, C &'tin, 100 200 Ii! Central R3. 9 § Galena & Chi Rit. a “ 1 10 oh Cisve te Tol Bi 10 do. 200 Bo 6u 100 20 6 Chic & 100 00 130 Milwauide 40 ...4.000 87 £9 7 Hate &Riew'd 96% Gj sivisics WO ais, 109 Erie F 100 $1000 Ken 1000 Viren 50 ere oa &.. 400 000 Fl & Kayp 00 Milwaukie’ 100 te Traus Co. a 40 Gal & Chi RR 3 Gie& Tol _ 820 30 By Davis d' Main, Ohio & Missisipyls iat mortgag Davideox county (Ky), 6 per cent bonds Warren county (iy). 6 per cent bonds, Cincinnati & Maticvia lst mortgage bonds. Indienapous & Cin. 10 per cent bunds, due in ’! Cineinvatl, Hamilton & Dayon 24 mortgace bonds. 89" Indianapolis & Cincinnati cent bs, due in "60, 80x Indianspoiis & Cincinnati aw md bonds. , . Great Wertern (Iliiaois) Ist mt. 10 per eeut bonds. ae Notthern Bank of Kentucky stock.,,... Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati itaiiroad. Cinclenati, Howilton & Dayton Kailroad Marietta &Cincinnati Railroad... Indianapolis & Ciccinnati Railroad: Indiava Central Katlrcad,,.. . 42 Cincinnati & Chicago Kaiiroad ach Cleveland & Pittsburg Railroed 68 Ohio & Mississippi Kallroad Lite Miami Raliroad.. CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Vrnay, Feb 156—6 P. Me Asues.—The sales were confiasd to «mail lote, at un- changed prices. PreanereiTs.—livar—The market was dail, ané cum- mon beans scarcoly taleabl: «‘hout some decline fa eure, ‘8 Souk vtreet, corner of Oily embraced about 6,000 0 7,008 comm n State a: $7260 67 373, and mee do. at Western, Pity @ 8. Southern continued oe demand ani Cg for ¢: eye dur was un. 3 75 «$3 BT 35 about $1 27 a $1 26, ‘delivered, per railroad depots. Oats were dull and ed prices. bags of Rio was sold at | crag terms, 500 do. at 1la{c., 250 do. Maracaibo at 11 3¢¢. a 13¢., and 100 do. St. Domingo at 104¢c. Corrox.—he sales embraced scout 6,000 a 7,000 dales, chiefly in transitu; he market closed firm and at full ices. eo —Rates were firm. To Liver flour were eogaged at 2s. 64., 10,000 bus epgyged at 7d., and 2,000 bushels Aer at aKa, in bulk; 110 tierces bet at 4s., and 600 bales cotton at ‘6-89. To London 400 « 600 tierces of beef were enguged, ina Bri- tish vessel, at 7s. ‘Io Antwerp 70 tuerces honey were tones at 4340. per Ib., 50 bbls. pet ashes at 36. 6d., and 150 bbis, beef at 4a, 9d. To Bremen 208 bbla. of sard were engaged a: Xe. per ib. To California rates wero dull at 80c, » 824;c. per toot measuremen Hisar was ineetiveat $1 12 8 81 18 for shipping, with moderate rales. Inon.—Small sales of Scotch pig were making at $34 per ton, six months. Morasenn.—sales of 200 a 300 bbls. New Orleans were made at 4le., 42c. and 43340. Naval Stokas.—Sales of 160 a 200 bla. spizits of tur- penting at 4c. Ous were unchanged; linsoed was dull, while whale was Ruut Esrary.—Bouse and lot on Tenth avenue near Fifty-fourth street, 16x100, $2 100; d».do., 16x100, $2 0. do. do., Ages) $2,100; do. do, on Fifth avenue, x110, 32,200, house and cwo lots corner of lid street. 40x10, $3,175; one lot on Twenty-fifth s:reet, near 13 street, 26x98, 's1, 600; one lot corner of Eigath aveaue and Bleck: or street, "blxi8, $8,000. Tuce was quiet, with a limited export demand, while prices were unchanged, Bricks.—Sales of 1,000 lbs, No. 1 nutmegs were made at 5c. PROVISIONS.—Pork.—The market was unsettled. The tales embraced about 300 bbls. mess, at $15 87, and 100 do. at $16, At the close there were no purshaccrs at rices above $1676 for mess, Prime was at $1376 @ 138 87, ued without change of moment in prices. Sales wee made of about 175 bbis., including country mess, at 1Ce. a llc., and prime at $9 a $9 624; repacked Wee'ern was at $1la $14 50; prime mess was steady at $19.8 $23. Beef hams were steaay, with sales of 100 bbls., at $12 a $15. Bacon was quiot. Tae sales of 1,600 boxes, reported sold in Baltimore, wero short middles, deavered on ship board in April, at 8 cents. Cut meats were apeits witn small sales, at 7c ® 7\0, for shoulders, and 83¢c. a Oc. for hams. Lard w " unchanged; sales of 00 a 400 bbis. were made at 10%¢ 103zc. Butter and cheese were unchanged. SuGaRs were firm, with moderate transactions. The sales embraced about 250 hhds, Molado for refinicg, part at 53,c a 61-16c. psr lb., und the remaincer atp.t. A cargo of 260 hads. fricidad was sola at Tye ; and small saice ot Cuba wore made at 7°xc.; and of New Oclsans, ati%e. a 8c. Refined sogars were firm, and heli at bigher rates, ‘The demand is good, ané prices firm; rably reduced. Seles of neds. Ken- tucky andl Maysvilic, 10c. s 1e.; 37W bales vaca, As. a B2c.; 140 cates seed leat, 8i4c.@ 18c.; 157 cases Florida, 16c. a 85c.: 25 bales Turkish, private seems, WHiskRY =the taler embraced 306 bbis. State priaon at QTc. w BBM ‘fuss, —‘Twen ionported per White Swallow, &o. Terms 6 months. Hysor—20 half chests at 48}g¢, 16 1o 893,¢.; 41 do 28320. ; 18 do 20740; Young Hyson—110 baif tess id 100 do 2%%,¢; 140 do Go 28¢; c chestd atl64¢c. “Hyson Travkay—44 half chests at 173¢c. Gunpowder-—70 heif cherts at 66c; 3do 56 8 do 60; 11 de 4 7 3 9T do Si 4g: 26 do 26143: 63 do 4440; 46 do 18% do 21 do 28c; 21 dy 2 61 80 cases Go 42c. Impenal—29 ball ches's at 20c; T do 18¢. Colong--120 heif chests at 61,0; 42 do S8e; 200 do 00 UO ee; se ao ie: 48 do 263,¢; 848 do ido 78 Souchong-- 82 ehes's at 19tce; half do "does S ake" do 18. 172 bexea do 18c. Congou—39 chests x 17° Weor.—The market has been better a cenied this weci, and quite an active demand for A:1°risxn wools has sprung up. The sales comprise, howev.r. small par- cels of Souther wools, sceumulated during the last to menths, and held az0ve the raaraet, together with the usual quantity of pulled and fleece wools, at prices raug- i gwitbin our quotations, ‘The stock of fine puiled is vdry much reduced, and holders look for an advance. Foreign wool is very quiet, and but little demand for any dee cription. ————— ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY, eee a EO ARUN. $66. 000 Wont, Rea fSTATE, 18 sew York and Brooklyn, {or sale oneap, or to ex ange for jewelry, dry govds, cioihing, boots ahd shoo, drugs, hard ‘or any other good merchandise. Also, ‘arms in New w York and New Jersey,and Western land to ex- change for real estate or merchandise. Apply to H. STREET, atroet. eeenenee seek: or merohaadise— genteel houses for, sale. A180 1,000 songs. ppl rant gaara 7 Ye i STLvastia ¥ ow Yo ‘or ee at Law, and C the #taiea, —WANTED TO PURCHASK, A FIRST $27! Out + ciass house, between Fourth street aad weuty-reventh, and between Fourth and Berenth, avenues, for ¢ 90 Wanted, & (wo ‘Blory aud altic or three eiory house, in ie ‘Seventh, Pee or Ninth werd, worth from $4.00 to ¥i,000. Apply to H, i, FOOT & CO... No, 5 Trinity Build: $10 SO) seer sate street, size 25 by 50, lot Lv Ject’ ‘Bas all modern ‘ovements and is in perfec! order. ‘Terms easy. Address or apply to H. R. FOOTS, No. 6 Trini- ry Building. 86. 500.7722, SALE, THE TWO STORY AND At- tic brick house,g23 Rivington street; has gus, 86 hot aud cold wa'er, TKval haif the purchage money can ra mals on bond, and mortg age! fora term of years. at six per cent. Apply to J. N. HAY WAKD, 22 Delancey street; or to iDWAND NORTH, 12 Dutch street, 50 POR BALE GR PROHANGE, % ACRES ; ¢ mile from Morristown, New Jersey: laod Scud builzinavoserty ats Alen eb aires On. Love fled; Duildipge good. plenty of fruit, 150Zacres clear—wi exchange. Also, 9), acres one el Bay; good buildings, plenty ot iruit, very good farm. A's, three country sents pear the city will ghcbange for good city property. UMa8 WL vazsau street. ACRES OF TEXAS LAND FOR S4L® OR 35. 0U0 oR SALt Ob EXCHANGE, POR A WELL ed. /e establisbed drug store iv this etty or some other businese, a beautifal farm, 69 acres, eal bailding, plenty of uila in order. “No incummbrance; 40 mil rom New York, the North river, Address, postpaid, W. HL Melick, 81 venth .venue, —FOR SALB, A THREE $1. 650. STORY FRAME, 5 house and 26, op Fifty-fith «ireet, between Mystand Second avenues, One half may remi.n on bond and ‘® vacant lot. Inquire on wc premises, of mortgage. LOUIS RICH $1500. Ok SALE, THE ENTIRE, <700K AND . tistures ofa frat clas tas ly grocery stora, now cooing an extensive, business, in the mos: tligibio part of Jer ity, Deer the ferry: or a partner wanted in the same. of Therough Wasinosa qualifications and undoubtes testiaaaiala awtoctatecter, Address W. J. D box 204 Jersey ity, FOR SAL, A $1,200--2es Sue 2, estaplisbed twelve ‘ears in hi ia prolitable ps apew beginne: lowa._Apply to H. SIRE $1.000.-"22 SAL, A FANCY GOODS A¥D TOY 1... tore, even yenrs calaiiised, doing & 001 exch trade. “Fo cnlars injnire on the see, § isoudwey, from 6109 P.M. piney BOO ATOR, SAG A, THREE STORY Peay house, at East New York, finished in good bh {0c $2,000; only $000 required, Ato. eum for 81ND; #2) re: qatired. Good chance to secure & Lome. Inquire of 2. J. ANOS, 18 kachange place. $ 0 RESTAURANT AND aay be tal FOR UY, vale, stock and fixtures—Lovated under a iirst class Hote opposite one of the city markets, now doiny a good busi ness. Us nll, mM nine to one o'clock, Mt ad | Grand sur INCLUDING 8450. FOR SAL a PUI BLIC HOt } sock, fxiures, &e.; one of the best looat Hoboken, fitted up inthe tealest manncr, sna diag a bua ness ip suromer of wo $40 per day: rent very low; would suita German; terms easy. Apply at pat room UL, $- 40) OR %00.—FOR SALE, THE HALF OR of one of the best paying br es in the city; can be extenced to avy amount; the p arge. oan of sini! eaplial ‘his is a chance seldom mot wi secured. For turtner particulars apply to J. ti, Nod Maiden ne. sd $325 Wi.L BUY hoe LES, STOCK AND FIX- lent opps the owcer Is going to Pine street. sellin Sts {OLK tures of a whol id retail L.ynor store, newl; fi ved up, on 986, of tbe" rine venir ‘her further ‘par. io modiataly on the premix: 2,413 Mint 5 between Thirty ftth and Thirty-sixth street. cohen $200 TO §500.—AN OPPORTUNITY I8 NOW OF. tured to a physician of email capital, to secure . Incrative businece, elther general or special. s'his is rea!! chance. Forfurther PAruiculars call on'O, #. HU 50. 84 Nasian stre 0 > SALE, A NEWS DEPOT, WITH A LARGK $50. 1. show window, now doing @ ariendid parinews tien on one ct the greniest (eorongeenres | in the city, in the immediate vicinity of Broadway. Rent low. Apply’ at 15l Grand street, BARGAIN—ONG HANI) J.ATHR, SUITABLE FOR 7d OF iron: awings 12) in es, asl hones 7 teat long, ith counte pice $30, worth $45, ih counte i y ACP toe $805 worth $15. Call ai “HENRY WAIT. GERMAN PHYSIOIAN AN) “iEMIST, Lats country, wiahes to sll» food bake 8 RO Teel partic inquire at er 8 SIMINFRLD Sc or Nassar nnd Sous streets, three and (0: M. RABE CHANCE. FOF 4 ae to engage In the ote! }ininiene 7 ever ofered. It fm aired. csi Orang esiablue . fi oy ‘and will be one direct line wii bere is an unexpired lease on the premise + rent. and very cnea) or particware ite Ist of May doy nex, we'd ve ‘or RUG STORE FOR BALE—AN EXCKL! ton, neatly fitted up, well stocked and doi, izade, with a good cffice aliachod. appiy to C ‘Mageatt street HOWES & ERGRN eeo. aa! ve t ecesaary atientioa \o a of tt cheap for cash. ply foam nirect “A, A partner Woald ia bet oa. pang, SALOON ‘AND Ht HOTEL FOR BALB, N£AR principal fei al Ds a ae forziog, ond in one of yt immediately to WM. HOWARD, 14 OR SALE THE 8YOCK AND, DINING SALOON, LO; 76 Maiden lan, now doing a g a with ibe eolt ei a bargain, as tno presons wae bes otter beslotes oe For further particulars inquire on the premises, 7 o lane. R 6ALE-THE BUSINESS OF A yeas, rhea) id om account of Ulneas tassel and faror store; it is sol seeiiy add wil be found & great bargain. Apply or 208 pooklyn. Futon oteet, corner of Clinton, OR SALE, BELOW VALUATION—A CORRER GRO- cery and iiauor store, iu v9 of (he heat neighborhoods wy saa, Baistnctar) censor given for scling, 6 " Herald oftice, with full name aud place’ for aa interview. Roagents veed sbpiy. F BALE—IN TWENTY-SIXTE STREET, se SIXTH venue a three iory crowa sloue front hous is wocp, thorou; ghis and beawituily finished; ‘contains all nae Lp oss ar ‘Tbe gas fixtures and a portion ‘ion of the desired. Posse ston immediately, Apply ‘0 Ona AAC soe¥ BARNARD, 9 Brosdway. Misats R SALE—ON BROOKLYN HEIGHIS, THE MO- "10k No.8 dera built three story. or "Wislow street, within tivo blo ks of Fulton ferey; Part of the pur chase worey way remaia on bon age, Anquire of INGSTUN H. MILLER counselior at lew, No, 102 Broad- y, corner of Joan street, N. OR SALE-IN TWELFTH STREET, A THREE STORY brick house and let, No. 110, netweea' Fifth and Six bare DUCK, AsO. Be Bory brick store and lot, 195 Peari tree, aext tefoor er of Maiden Jane. $60 000 to loan on o'ty property. Ap- JOHN F. CONKEY, 25 Wall street. ya Oe Rep ten ay ercee gt Gate k J0® EaLE OR TO RBAT—AT THROG’S NECK, NEAR an: ovidge, having & view of the water, @ neat cottage, coviaring ten rooms, with carriage house, stable and garden. ardtrom v8 a acres of land, with fruit and croamenta: trees. Appiy 0A. FiaDL.aY, U1 Spring stroat, SALE OR EXCHANGE —A LARGE HOUSE AND wo Joie of ground sttuated om Brooklyn hzights, iree from incumbrance, to exchange tor » good farm, near the ‘city. P. ROMA, 18 Exchange place KF "RNISHED HOUSE.—FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, A browa move front house, niceiy turnisted, furgiture nesrli new, in location, up town; Ad (exchange for a ema place near the cily, or 5 to $ aeae tena Pd THOMAS, ‘is Axchange place. _ FPO? SALE THE FOUR, STORY BRICK UbUSE AND lot, in Seventeenth street, between Ta'rd end Fourth ave pase, epposiie Homilion square, with modera improvemects It commands a fine view of the city and an extensive view of the ov. rounding countre.. Three adjolaivg lots for sale. Tor tarma apply to JUHN CaLuaGHam, corner of Seventy- second sizeet and Third avenue OR BALE-ON REAFONABLE TERMS, TWO STORY end attic house and lot No, 2b Christophsr street, near Jetterson market, Inquire on the premles, OR SALE-THE HOUSE NO. 4 HARRISON STREET, with nine years’ lease of ground. For particulars inquire on the | premulsce, Fre SALE—THE THREE STORY dweiling bouse und lot of ground, 12) feet gest of Lexingion avenue, bat marble wantela, ae 86 500: 00. Foiton street, or 21 Kast Thirty - selweoe! Murtigon acid Fourth erence, Liv—A FARM OF FIFTY ACRES, IN WYOMING 'y, Pech ; no cucurabrance: foriy-tve acres c.ear, D BASEMENT No. 86 Kast Tour he hanse is tot 20x88-9, “or half Ube to retain cn boad aad sand cutbui'dings, near railroad. Price $1,500" Usiueesin exchange for read exiate, yielding $,00) per Patent rights, Lo yuire at 102, fas eee LE OR TO LEASE—A MANUFACTORY, NO’ N88 8 cosp factory, with ax adjricing€t, betwe-n d Eleventh avecues, to Phirty-tbird stroet; coud be any other busicess with @ ltile alteration. apply at Ves? sireet, WITE GOOD CELLARS, WITH aratus for a lager bier brewery, ‘now rin. full operstoa, with an established custom, milss from this city, Inquire of J. PAULUING, URES OF A BARROOM coxcpiete, ana doing » good Vusiness, and lease of the ie Loure; told tn consequence of sickcess in the Lamtlr. Tuis 3. cave that rave} offers. addcess Barro m, giviag raid cfice, Agents will please nct anewer. LE, OR KRCHANGE FOR PERSONAL PRO. iy i New York oF Broo yn, o quarter I d is land, Apply to Ja. HAD, ofliee ct Wici's Pacent Washtub compucy. 27 Brodway, Fre SALE—A FRONT AND REAR HOUSE, LOT tle , Well divided ine tenements and row paying me ie above property is citua‘ed ft Morton gireot, irabio for izwestinent, Inquire of WM. HORTON & 73 Btreet, ALE—THREL FOUR STORY ae Lephad {ed tn ashlane place, (Perry siregt ) built b in the most eutsian iai maxner; have ail the rn imp! ee men's snd are in good order; lots 2% (eet tront 2 Do toe seep manne deep; teormseasy. Apply E. BLOOMER, ines SALE—FOUR STORY I geod TOT! AND jot, 276 Kast ibirteenth sree, Di onues A aad B, with four etables on the rear; house 2ose0 t foot, lot 25x108 feat; tae tore to let and fixtures fo for asic, PR ALW—A THRE STORY BRICK HOUSE AND Jot, with basement aad sub-ceiar,on Forty eighth street, between Broadway ard wight avenue; houre is 21 eet 6 iochee, by 40 feet in depth; iot 25 feet trout, by 00 et 6 inches in dept, Inquize oa the premisos, or a No. 1 Jefferson OR SALE—THE METROPOLITAN TEA WAREEOUSE, sn Feat npr ene oe yoann Leen roprivta: baving (wo tores, and sannot attend to both. ‘apply, at lis Sith avenus OR SALZ—A FARM, OX STATEN ISLAND, CON- taining bout 19 ‘acres of gocd land, House new and well fished, out buildings and fences in good order. eitustet Dear the preposed ralirond, acd witnin one mile of Brava! Wille coid very low. ‘For particalurs, spply ut 12 Cee: + sireet, New York. POR SAL TAE SCHOONER S. APPLEGATE, SVN years old: buit of best material 140 tons a; The sain a good orderand well found; will be: soit cinership. For particulars ioguire ol M Souh street. Also, theschooner J. K. shaw, E. ugh) fictontlhe TOOLS AND FIVE ‘and reteil ounfectionery, es- y ms Taine o one of the best stancs in the city resold et a bargain, as the owner . Satistactory reagons given. Inqu 10.4. Mo 5 P.M WR SAL. THR TAREE STORY AND ATTIC STORE ead dwelling house 111 Ninth svecue —lot 22 6 by 100deey: togevher with thot tory prick awelhng house ta th rear. hepsrate entrance to rear dwelling. ‘The above {4 ove of the best locations ‘or business. Yerms easy. Inquire ou the pre 8. OR GALP—A, NEW TOUR STORY BROWN STONB n house. high stoop, with ull modern improvements, ty fitth aireet, between Fifta aud Siw avenues; <6 fost, bulit_espressly tor the prevent owner's ws, st earéful and eubstantial canner. For particulars remises, or at 128 West Twenty-firet atreet 1OR SALE—A MERCHANT TAILORING BUSINESS, situatedin Browdsay, ang heviog » good ray of cast ers. ‘Ibe store is email, n up, and will be wid cheap. This 18 a rare hace, Coats atarting oust ness bis spring, with & smact capital Hig ag velling. Address Merchant Talor Pos: oft preg GOR SALE-THE THRFY STORY BRICK HOUSR. 180 fr "Fast Twentieth street, near Second avenue, built ia mus! twenty fertfroct, fitty.‘"rae eel dee ! iiaprovernents, Turnaces, &° , in perteot order fo Price $5,000. $4,000 ‘ony 'recaain, Apply on OR SALe— OUTE § street, 225 feet east ot Third aveaue, tnree fail tole week vers bottaven; one double, crit) tea raems, the, otaar eoatatalag sig bt aed Loree ote ia the Tear on Felgnty rie sleet, wide email nouse, Terms eas y * WELL, 19 William sircot. oat eas ‘OK SALE—THE LEASE OF LOY ‘hd sirees, with the bni ding thereon, oaae wii. axpige on the frst dsy of Mag , 1867. “Building 29 be pall for or sew iven, ‘he lot ia 25 feet, 1%; Iuches trout, mad 25 fect In te Fear; an‘ on tbe norh side 114 foat, 9 in , Linch deep, Apply at 180 urd ave and on the south th street, one door LEASE OF 1.0F NO, 131 ANTHONY will expire on the first dy of August, 18J0, ho renewal. ‘ihe lot is about 2? fest front and rear, and abou! feet doep. Aigo. the len of lot 77 Centre street, corner of Anthony. Lease will expire on the first day of Novemner, isu. Busidings to be paid for or now lease given. The ‘ot is ‘Wfeet root ani rear,and about 6) feet deep, apply at 130 Tenth 1 surest, one ¢ oor: east of Whird avenue. OR SALU-MERCHANT TAILORS —Tih LRASK, ivok. fixtures wud good Will c€ on old eataniabod erat business, handsomely titted up; Uw best ta Brooklyn, dole fine trade, ‘This ts @ fine chanes for an asuve young m For partisulars adress K. B,, Hers id office, OL. SALE—THE SUPERIOF adelptiw brick. front house a place, Brook!: yn, covtaini eTORY PHL 23 Tompkias ‘The house is id papered inst elther Sous ‘OR SALF—THE STOCK AND FIV EARY LEASE of # small house and store on ove of the beat streets in the city for busivess; rent $400; six rooms and collar, water and gas ine uded. uire of KADWAY & G., siton st, YR BALE, Ol EXCHANGE YOR REAL ESP or country—A neat welt estab) good Dustnews; fargo billiard room five abe a Louse ie wed furnished aud in comple'e order, tocated within four roinutes offour different ferries to and from ‘Mow Ye York, Price $10,000, Addrens Knickerbocker, | Herald aid ofllee. OR SALKE.—A Lite ta at Rt goRnis. town, New Jersey, with every modern venience besold ala Py Aged ig if if apcied for impdia ly. town ja ove of laces in ihe =ta\ a halt hour's roe from bew York, surrounded by’ the ert fee efoey ios io toate tn vextanie recaccon sAgpuenaog fact ever: thing to make it a ¢estrahle residence. Application \@ be made to GREEN & CO., 345 Broadway. M4 ae SALE, VERY CHEAP—A FINK bh deg! Paoee, y and basement Lick howe and a Thirteont! aireet ‘Weet of Sixibavenue Price $8500. A on m0 pla fonr story brick hotres on Twonty tifth street, near Hixth ave- nue. Price $7 600 each or wiil be rented. anh Ap three story brick afore and owelting howe aud Jot, on Mpring mreet. Price $7,000. Terms cacy. — Al nay ate reat denees for fin Gin ‘all atreet, GiARMS FoR SALE LOW, NItAT, NRW YORK.—ONE: or LiGacres, with large house and extensive outbulld ore ot alnty seres, ad an of seventy acren: one of tort tired Acne Twenty. D0 Ki MhiN, Ne. 10 Merchanta’ Fxcbango, Waivatreot. sez NT, UPPER: MORRISA MTA. tw alive cottagay W's Noe 1 ‘hree au dot. ee OHARLES FOR BALE, ached, bait in am 4. Distance one hour ensh all that Ix ve S Pearl strest, (rom 12 29 CATHERIAE ” F=,S SALE-THE OY OYSTER SALOON, fixturesand four years’ lease, sit: Pte Son aoa re Wiad wequeuce of the decease 0: owner, the adminiztrairts, ov the premises.” . ‘OR SALE—A HOUSE AND LOY, IW eee : wa two hundred Eig Me 1y site of street. Lot 35 feet front and rear, finches dew. Hone 23 ot hy ceo, Coane Stk: Peiiee or cf J VERDUNDU UH, 168 Grand nee F% SALE in Lf ry Pg OL ass: BROWN 8 t houses and 1 annot ne nti mises, 129 and 131 Lexington avenue, eas (OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR IMPBOVED perties in New York. an elegant tarm, at the toi the vada, a ‘Third avenues, tho first basement bouse from seeond a Apply on the premises, or to D. V. KisKD, 443 Fourth 6 ‘ABM FOR SALE—-IN ORANGE COUNTY, York.—First quality of land ; two ‘orchards, buildings; situated within half a mile of & pleasant vil. quire of E. PxATT, Ne. 57 Fuitoa siveet, New York. 3:3 SALE—A COUNTEY SEAT, AT Foros Al York, about coven minutes’ waik from the dep houro, parn, and twenty olty lola, we L stocked with sh fruit, een, § ape vines, &c.; » & g20d well of a ied on Bee pee round ‘withan tensive view of the, urn ing country, ft will be sold at a great oacrilioe, as tetiatends te ‘to remsve to the Wast. Eaasiroct & 9 Pee BI 4: Fraser's showoase warercoms, coro: Reade aad on atreats, between $A. Mand 5 P. ata or at 2G street, after 6 P. uM ‘OUSE “FOR SALE —A FIRST CLASS TWO 8Tq double brick house, with larce barn and garden, Leity ot Utica, N. ¥. Gus throughout. Lot '70 y located im an excellent ueignbor! term nAbptte NORAMROP & VHENON, 1b 110 Broadw OUBEB IN saat aaa ined om. oF three story brick houses, 280, 282, er Meron de Brooklyn, the poe ae ioe wan with by sudoeliac, yALOTIC marbie mante) sarc ge They wil be sold bw. nquire of B. G, BETOHINGS, o ot aod sweets, over the Market Ao. AND LOT FOR SALE. —THE SUBSTAN three story house and lot of ground 490 Broome pear Wocster, Bouse 25 by 45; lot 25 by 76. waterclosta, bak, &c. The bail 1s marth roled, and ganiy pr ined and popered taro thro OUSE FOR SALE—-ON “MUBRAY ene) 8I18. co Lexiny avenué, betresn Thi rixth streets. ‘The house is new, marble ore basement, finisted with al! the eee ai een end i one of the zcost beautiful locations im thi reo ars inquire of O, Mo LIVINGSTON. Ti OUBE AND LOT FOR SALE —THH THREE BT and basement brick house tn Fort; Pegs street, IN¢ west of Ninth evenue, on the souib side, iol 20 by 100, how by yes sae bee moroveiaen's oC a tem oe remain on mortgage. ce ply tod. J. BUGERT, on whe ne. premines, 282 ‘OUsE cre LOT FOR SALE.—THE THRER S' use ard lot 97 Troy street, near Greeawish oure in good order, high baseruent under celiur, eee bath, &c., convenicat to geve ib ree coer be sold low if spplied for soon. is ANDI the prema JAMES DREWS, 167 Brad} OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE—THE UREA 8 basement brick house fa Forty enue. on the north side: lot 25 b: ep Ste house is auterantially b viet wat jin good cond? ou pecues Came O path Ts Toome, @ ‘rotou water. Part wy m car rcuain, Apply io Me, BARUEL WALKER, next the premises, or at 419 Eighth avenue, of M. Masi ‘OTEL PROPERTY IN THE oovnta A rere ebance, with a smail eap! talles {rom this olty, in a flourishing and waite rounded with Ddewatltal rection of countr centre of ihe pase eed doing a prouable busines cevire of 1 Hawa 8.08, On a bo ‘Thomas, Heraid office. OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE AT A BARGAT ates’ walle from the amlion evouue ferry; house is ston 20 by 40, and very gubstanualy bully court ra Verandah, hot und cold. water. baths, Epeaking sun weiter. aed panera wit ctandeiers: ata very low, for #O™L. ef Makai & CO. us Maden ane, ATENT BIGHT FUR SALE.—FOR BALE, THE tect rimbt ot an improved bench plane; Suunoxeh oxty| one en. ge eats outage ured veaeers. ee is very € maceg? in it Bitloand Pennsrlvania, ant cxcoot fall wo bo isvatte can be oho ee 9 every work aho ita usefuine mechanic. For further particulars aa to the planes aad ‘ine street, Te eee hyo SCmmeat LUDERWLG, No, 31 ae Atieution of tool manufect called io an BAvertisement | Beaded Bory eign for Ba ‘Baie stax BNGINE FOR SALE OHEAP—gix HO bolles te in eonipiaio running ordat, oaly horse uaty days. hops one SEWING MACBINE.—POR SALE, 0) & Wilson's sewing machines, to fret rate order, as 1D very little used, HN] berold cheap as the ownes urtoer use tort. © No. 9 Harrison sirest, TPO TBCSE INT URES IN THE TRON BUSINE: Machicery {or -ale anc. workshops to let oa lease, ou scvan'ageous terms, Apply to GEO, PLAY, 6 T™ POUR STORY MODERN BUILT HOUSE 392 Bixteen'h street, for sate 100 only required to be S, rea fixtnres, if cestred, ava STORY URICK TO Bud vacant lot adjoining! et, near Hridsea alceet,Jereey City, fon our store ‘house, wha mi der tovore h acid Righth avenues, ora South. ot ‘Teenvy-third sf ew Yo apply t J.'K, #OBERTS, 151 Nassau. ot corner Bprnee street, OUR ACRES to lease, nrice ow a n half’ ited a M. OTHERB.—FOR SALE, ed whecia, at Eh & SUN, Appiy to dine shop. Jersey City 0 8 To nna powertui suger ¢ power weam ‘eoging, en so'd for cash tor $2 000. eater sizeet. hy! LUMBER AND heed ch pied cash, md 4 x Ve ‘ # warrantee clear and perfeat in every respect. oy oC0"P. 8. HOKE, 286 Cherry atrovi, fn ot Je 'PO MILLINERS ~A BARK CHANCE TO COMM® tp n Gs clase buste eas already exiaoliahed, 10 208 g Hest Jocat'ons in this er'y. ply to Madame DeMoR. 575 Broadwey, up statrs Ps nrge and prod Mh i 4cinses can be safely invured. T WX( HANGE POR COUNTRY PROPFRTY-LOT! Bergen, vear the t would be exchanged fur .0@ property within the Sta'e 0° sew Yor <, and not over fifty rom thi city. Apply s6170 W iidara street ve RY ESIRABLE AND Low PRIOKD TOUseS sale, in ditierent tocntions, @i prices fom $5,000 to $20 Also, fares and country ‘for uale or exchange, » far, =20 acres in Putuat county, near Lake Sahop sc; also. og Dutchess county, Kinase, 319 Poucta evan TATEK POWKn — MEKRS REQC ing water power —For sale or to leas, near the 2) Haven hailrosd, fifty miles from Now York, a tect ar, torlon bijch, 60 teat by 30, eulteole for rannincviring pritoe The wa'er being vers aoft, in weil adapied for n, see printlog estab liabment mantiacturtog chemist or p: here are several couage resinoncea, for workpeople on premises. Preperty comprises abou. tveniy Korat, S Gwol ing garcen, with ioe house capa storing ove thousand tons of ice, Regular wuer comwuc ton to New York for heavy or bulky fends; raliroad train, times a day. Address 8 , box :: 004 Post ottlee New York Fi a ler is the: th of Mreon & Dixon's line, Henry Gi ory guments and Eonerai speaking of alae att ruse, impr fee a0 BILLIARDS. ATBAD OF Att, COMPETITION, OUR TABLES conatrnicted. Weare now celina “ tt the fore joreat yess | Pr having the farpest stock and best for manutactars OOUNNUH & COLLERDEE, 53 Ann a ILLIARL 8.—HAVING GIVEN OUR PERSONAL tention to the mat ufacturing of tables aol cushions. have breught them toa ceriain perfection by 000 Being the largest manufacturers in the U1 ited Blalon enobied to furnish @ greater vartecy and ety 6 tran any o Both bein | es racitcal billiard table makers, we warrant & t purchased ‘om U8, ioe ofall al fete tm wholorale prices, and orders Dromptly dented Wr ONIPRITH & DECK: