The New York Herald Newspaper, July 12, 1856, Page 6

NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 12, 1856. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Frupay, July M6 P. M. ‘The stock market was a little more active at the opeaing his morning, All the leading railroad stocks were in demaad, but prices were unsettled, and closed with a downward tendency. State stocks and railroad bonds ‘were quite buoyant. Illinols Centra! bonds were firm at ‘94 percent. Northern Indiana Goshen bouds sold at 894, which is ap advance of 13¢ per cent since the previous eale. Michigan Southorn Sinking Fund bonds were held at 68 per cent. All classes of Erie bonds are steadily ad- vancing. First class first mortgage railroad bonds are destined to touch much higher points. The abundance of money in the principal markets of Europe will affect the ‘value of these securities more favorably and more rapidly than any others on this side of the Atlantic, The inquiry for American stocks in London is on the increase, and Orders have been received for the first mortgage bonds of ell our leading Western railroad companies, the fulfilment Of which has already put up prices several per cent. At the first board to-day Illinois Central bonds advanced 3; per cent; Northern Indiana tirst mortgage Goshen bonds, 134; Erie bonds, 1871, 34. Canton Company went up 4 per cent; Iinois Central Railroad, {. New York Geutral Bailroad declined X per cent; Chicagoand Rock Island, 34, and Reading, 4{. The movement in Erie was to some extent, without change in prices. It opened and closed @t 64% per cent. There was one sale of 1,000 shares at 4% per cent, buyer four months. The large receipts of the road, the demand from Europe, and the large purchases on domestic account, are considered by hheiders reasons enough why higher prices should rule; (but they lose sight of the fact that every advance in mar- et value gives early purchasers a greater profit, and therefore the greater probability of their realizing. New ‘buyers would mot be so abundant at higher points and m the absence of dividends. The interest account is unning against the stock. Waare among those who think that at no very remote period Erie Railroad stock ‘will be worth much more than it is now selling for; but fim the meantime movements inthe money market may depress the current value of that and every other stock om the list. The sudden and serious fluctuations in value Ihave learned operators te realize good profits when they ould, and turns are frequently made, particularly by speculators, for a rise. At the second board the market was decidedly better. Erie Railroad advanced 9, per cent; New York Central, 36; Canton Company, 3;; Reading, 3;; Michigan Central, 3; Wiinois Central bonds, 3;; Llinois Central etock, %; ‘Cleveland and Teledo, i. After the board higher prices ruled, and an active demand existed for stocks. ‘The steamship Hermann, from this port for Southamp. ton and Bremen, on Saturday, will take out about $350,- 060 in gold. ‘The Assistant Treasurer reports (0-day as follows:— nate 6,557,066 29 14,078 65 ‘The receipts include $60,000 from Chicago, and $50,000 from the bint. By reference to a table in the late report of the Galena and Chicago Union Railroad Company, it will be seen that, for the year ending May 1, 1852, that company had sixty- ‘two miles of road in operation, and their earnings for the year were $177,928, and they made a dividend of fifteen percent. The LaCrosse and Milwaukie Railroad Com- paay have bad in operation, from 1st January to 23d April ‘Ghty-one miles, and from 23d April .to Ist July sixty-one miles of road, and their earnings for six months only amounted to $180,! ‘The Republic Fire Insurance Company have declared a semi-annual dividend of three and a balf percent. The Beekman Insurance Company, a semi-annual dividend of ‘eight per cent. The Ohio Life and Trust Company, a Semi annual dividend of four per cent. The Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad, a semi-annual dividend of four per cont, payable to the Eastern stockholders on the 25th (nstant, at the cffice of the Ohio Life and Trust Company. ‘The Norwich aud Worcester Railroad, a semi-annual divi- dend of two per cent, payable in ¢crip on the 21st inst. ‘The Brooklyn City Railroad Company, a semi-annual! diyi- dend of four per cent. The Bank for Savings, Bleecker ‘street, has declared the usual interest dividend, at the rate of Give per cent per annum, on all sums under $600, and at the rate of four per cent on larger sums. ‘The steamship Africa, at this port from Liverpool, ‘brings four days later intelligence. In a financial an commercial point of view, it is highly favorable and satis- factory. The Bank of England has reduced the rate of (uterest ane balf per cent, and it is expected that a fur- ber reduction of one-half will soon follow. The Bank's ‘bullion shows an increase of £350,173 in one week. Con- eols show an improvement of \ to per cent, And an easier money marketis reported. The cetton market was active and firm at full prices. In the better qualities a slight advance bad been realized. A much healthier tone was apparent in the mapulacturing districts. Bread- stuffs were in active demand, at an improvement in prices. Flour was from one to two shillings better. Ba- ’ Circular says there was an active demand for American Securities, without change ip prices. A meeting of the stockholders of the Accessory Tran- et Company is called for the 15th inst., at 1 o'clock, at the office of S F Tracy, 263, Broadway. A full attend. ‘ance ia desirable, as very important matters will be pre- eevted for consideration. A letter, dated at Toledo, yesterday, reports the busi cas of the Wabash Valley road as fast increasing. At (present 202 miles of the road are open from Toledo to Latayette, The letter says: —‘A very handsome train of twenty one loaded cars came in this morning, and thirty- three care yesterday morning.'’ This road will be an im. (portant feeder to the Cleveland and Tolodo. both for pas- eengers and freighting business. ‘The receipts of the Stosington Railroad Company in June were — Pr mh 1866, - $12,976 OF sine 1866, 12,085 77 8021 63 Increase... --+ $920 27 = Dec.. $196 76 The receipts of gold at this port from California ia each @0nth of the past two years, according to the steamers’ Aaaifests, are as annexed — Recenrs oF Cauirorsis Goww at tue Port oF Key Tost 2. 82 ‘vipa each year shows a regularity in remittances hardly equalled in any other article of commerce, The first @emi-monthiy remittance in the new yoar is nearly due ‘at this port, and we have no doubt it will be considerably larger tian that received about the eame time last year. Io Jaly, 1856, the semi monthly receipts averaged only @eventeen bundred thoueand dollars. We shall without doubt, make a better beginaing than that this year ‘The receipts at tide-water of the principal articles of ‘The Secretary of State of Wisconsin reporte on the Ist of July the actual amount in the State —— + $20,440 00 151 21 ’ 56 98 22,416 00 19 = tyvided ansong the several fms ae follows = Racapereramon oF Batascm, Jone 90, 1886. Coneral es 926, 8 ‘The cars are now runaing oa the Detroit and Milwaukie raiiroad to Corunna, 78 miles from Detroit, or nearly one-half of the dustance toGrand Havea. The road is well built, and is doing a large local trade. It will be opened to Grand Haven in the course ofanother year. The com pany has secured all the funds it requires, and its pro. gress is now merely dependent upon the weather, This road will place Milwaukie on the air line route to New York. The distance from Detrolt to Grand Haven can be made in seven hours, as the distance is only 197 miles. ‘The annoxed statement exhibits the quantity and value of foreign dry goods entered at this port for consump tion, for warehouse, and also the withdrawals from ware- house, during the week ending and including Thursday, July 10, 1856:— Movements iv Forman Day Goovs. Entered for Consumption. Manufactures of woot cotton Houses engaged ia the dry goods trade are preparing ‘and looking forward to the commencement of an active falltrade. Already, some merchants from the distant South and Southwest are here looking about with a view to making ultimate purchases and shipments. The stock and assortments were never more inviting, and are cal- culated to meet the taste and views of the most fastidious buyers. Prices of staple goods, however, are likely to rule at full prices, and approximate more nearly to the enhanced value’of raw materials. The difficulty of mak- ing full collections at the northwest still continues, and some houses here whose trade has hitherto laid chiefly in that direction, have found difficulty in getting on with- out them. The religio-political paper of this city, which attends to failures with as much assiduity as Meriam does the weather, and with about equal accuracy, has an- nounced the failure of a dry goods jobbing house of this city, but gives no particulars. We do not expect much revival in the dry goods trade till about the first of August. ‘The reports from all parts of the country, with few ex- ceptions, speak fuvorably of the growing crops, though as regards cotton and Indian corn, they are more back- ward than usual. The clothing houses are very busy getting in stocks suitable for the fall and winter, which are usually pur- chased by the distant trade in the latter part of July, and through the montk of August and early part of Sep- tember. Large quantities of goods are now distributed over rail- roads and by express pretty much throughout the year, and especially light and fancy descriptions, so that not so much business is crowded into a single period as former- ly, im proportion to population. The rapid growth of the country is evinced by the enormous exports and imports for the past year, which were greater than ever before known in the history ofthe country. The exports for the fixcal year from June 30, 1855, to June 20, 1856, official and estimated, amounted to the large sum of about $200,000,000, and the importy to about $206,000,000 for the same period. New York is every year on the increase in the impor- tation of foreign goods, calling into existence a greater number of firms to transact it. The excess of importations at this port for the last fiscal year over that preceding , amounted to abeut $21,000,000. Among the exports American manufactured cotton goods formed a cousiderable item. Since the Ist of January to Ist of July, 1856, we Lave exported from this port uo less than 22,467 packages, against 18,299 for the same period last year; and 21 629 packages were exported from Boston for the same period, against 14,484 last year. Last year The domesticfconsumption of raw cotton reached about 600,000 bales. This year, it is supposed that we shall require not less than 700,000 bales, which, at $45 per bale, will amount to $91,500,000, With the continuance of peace over the world, the time is not far distant when the United States will require 1,000,000 bales of cotton, and England 2,000,000 bales to meet the consumption, bo:h domestic and foreign. The export trade for the past week has been steady, but not active. Brown sheetings and shirtings were in good supply and quiet at 80. for heavy and 7c. for light. Bleached do. were unchang- ed. Drills were without change, with light sales. Thore was some better enquiry for cloths, and also for satinets, tweeds and jeans. Lindseys were dull and medium quali- ties lower. Flannels and blankets were firm. Foreign dry goods Lave undergove no change suficient to require any notice a detail. Mock Faupay, July 12, 1866. $7000 Va6's trans... 92 100shs NY 30 9354 ‘600 Va State BY 4 do......... 98% 55 9% 933 6 857% 86 80 Bowery Pank.. 50 Canton Co 100 do do do do .. ikHudCanaiGo. 1 enn Coal C do wm Coal Co do do 660 N ¥ Cen BR do BECOND De $2000 Michigan 98 «100 she Erie RR..b10 65 Soowe i Ges Hk Bae oe 300 eee 6000 do... ..030 400 de... 060 65 19000 do... 010 a0 66 5000 do... V 64% 10000 FrieRRe bs 71 64, 8600 N Y Cen RR T's oy . ' 9256 92% bad 2 60 Wis LakeShoreRit to | tee CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Feepar, Joly 11—6 P.M. Acnvs.—£mall sales of pots were made, at $6 258 Ot % for American. No pearls were om ‘the market, and prices were nominal. Braarert ys —The announcement that the Africa was below, in the forenoon, had the effect of checking trans. actions to some extent in flour, the sales of which were confined to about 7,000 a 8,000 bbis., chiefly af Western and State brands, closing at about the current rates of yes- terday, which were about as follows — (Common to 004 State. 5a 69 60a 700 6008 680 10a 7% 70a 776 680 786 740 875 66a 8% 6150 075 10 75 - Canadian was in lig’ of 490 bbie, at unchanged prices. Southern was in moderate de mand ; gh ee py et = py ees were easter: 2,000 bushels, included 6,000 bushels Choice Oxnadian white, at $1 86; 1,700 do. ae ai mixed, at $1 G1; 3,000 do by ? spring, at 130, and 12,000 bushels Western red and white, at inferior white Michigan, at $140; white Ilinois, 0. Corn was in go mand, with sales of dis Willing and Hastern shipping lots, at 2c. per bushel ad vance, The saies embraced about 25,000 a 59,000 bushels, incinding distilling cargoes, at Sic. and S60. a G0e. for {air to good sound Western mixed, and Ole. « Gc. for Southern yellow, aad 65e. a 70e. for white South orn asked, Rye was firm at 86¢. for Northern. Onis were (iim ai dlc. @ tic. for State and Chicago. Gonne, —iig GUTSet wes rag, Seton yh 992.1009 bags & 1,600 bales at full prices. The news ag adie meetiag on the Exchange, KOGHTS.—At y merchants bad not had time to read thelr lottors, und home qngngunnaets mane Need Sr are verpool; to which port about 16,000 a 20,000 bi were engaged at 93¢¢. a 9440. im ship’) with small engagements of flour at 2s. 6d. @ 2. 74d. To London 1,200 bbls. flour were cagaged at 25 104d. and 200 do. Mo.assm.—Sales were moderate; sales of 25 bhds, commoa Porto Rico were mate at 40c., 25 do. Cuba muscovado at 42c. and 4@ bbls. Texas at 460. Navat Stores were quiet and sales limited, without change of importance in prices. Provisions. —Pork—' Lathe market exhibited less buoy. air demand, with sats of al country prime, at $7 50a $8 $10, and 100 bbls. do. descriptions of beef were and tacon were firm, with small sales of the former at full prices, Lard was firm, with sales of 500 bbis., ‘iclivered aes eee ae Butter and cheese were in good ly and dui ic&.—The market continued firm, with sales of about 600 casks at 2X0. 0 440. the latte ‘agure for prime. Srices,—Sales of 200 cases and packages nutmegs were made 871;c. a 90c. on speculation. SvGars.—The market continued active and firm. The eales footed up about 1,400 a 1,600 bhds., incl 350 Porto Rico, at 93(c. a 10c., and $60 do. Texas at ni The remainder edusisted of sn muscovado, at ce est, but high prices and scarcil eute soe anta meio pe al ‘yavi at 8c. a ldc. . Vi SgC. iy hj Jt halen Sie ‘Havana, 25c. a 45c.; $10 cases seed seed leaf, a ‘Wiuskxy was firm, with sales of 200 bbls. State and prison at S6c. FAMILY MARKETING. RETAIL PRICE OF PRODUCE IN WASHINGTON MARKET. We are weary of complaining of the high price of meat, ‘and all we can do is to advise our readers to avoid it, and eat vegetables instead. To make matters worse, fish has taken a start, and is scarce and high. Thesupply of poultry is very scant, and prices are high, as will be seen by the quotations. It is a relief to speak of the vegetable market, where lower prices rule, and all the products of the farm and garden are most abundant. Potatoes bave fallen greatly in price. Last week they were quoted at a high figure, but the abundant supplies of new potatoes from Norfolk and§Long Island have run the market down, to the discomfiture of sellers and the profit of buyers. Bermudas are still high. Green corn has made its appearance in small quantities, and of course at dear rates. This summer has been almost too wet for afullcrop. Onions, leaks, squarshes and all young sum- mer vegetables are coming in finely, Tomatoes are cheapening, ditto green peas. Fruit is plentiful, berries especially so. There area few peaches in market, but as yet theyare hardly quota. ble, This will be a poor peach year, according to all ac- counts. Butter is reasonably low, but eggs are high. Beef—Sirloin, roast, Ib ” “ per . Rib, roast, prime. . 2B Rib, chuck, 3 Sirloin ste: » © ewrooeo ooo ISILILILP ESI SS8eesssscrs ecoccco 0 e Qo 2 e 1 1 1 3 1 e 2 3 4 1 BUY 13 un 22 ab 1 pty n le 30 le or uM PJ oe le 13 Mu 10 ety 13 le 13 76 13 5 os pty 2» 1 oo 18 ab Py Cy 0 be ss 35. 8 I 60 eB8conocee SESESS- SBLSSSERs: Pee eeeeess Seccocecece Salt mackerel, ‘Salt «had, 4 Sanoked imlibut, ‘ Do peep) - Sounds an etigves, per sma SHELLFISH. Oy mage bay, per 100. Virginia Clame—Shrewsbury, =“ Little Neck, “ Lobster, per Ib. Green turtie, per Terrapins, doz... evo-~ 08 0 cd ab is * oA a ci ” oe ‘VEGETABLES. Potatocs—OM4, per bbi..... New, Bermuda... Western reds, half peck. Bermoda onions, bushel. Peer re eeeee eccorecesn Gurtck, rt per 4 head *iameh eecHoos © o BOE 8, SPDOMICK'S LONDON, CORDTAt ate, naeds only to be tried to know its medicioa’ and quot qua’ {tien Few sale by the som agents, BIMI"SOS Whos 9 Denver alree C ARFTS, CLARETS, CLARRTS—AY THR Case OR dozen, sullebie for tamily aud hotel use, xt_the lowost € * brandies We. Reyich ales, tev, @ UNDERHILL & MATTER. TOR ARAN DY a eo Cone TS MOVHE Gh gE geh ushels SALES AT AVOWION. NTHONY J. BLEEC! Ly AUCTIONRER.—ANTHONY J. Bleecker & Co. li sell at public auction, at the Mer chants’ Exchange, in oe bt of bd yosk, on Monday, the Lat day of September next, te ers a Ss ad Company. bear date ‘able Ma} mare, mio eck it tne option of the holder i any and are convertible into stock at the option of {he holder i any time within five years from their i inverent of etght pee cent, payable semi-annually on presc cecntalton of pC ana , at the Bank of the Republic, in the city of New or! They and are 4 frat lien are secured was morianee w pen forty-two miles between its junction with the Crosse and Milwaukie Raulroad, in the village of Boriogs. in the county of Dodge, and the of Bet ig Led 3 Seeruae hogether wit ay Rot... the golget, wg fu res other propert a sink’ suflicient to exti oh waa ok ya apy before the maturity ‘ofthe b st er Pe Rete apace lec nt agape: fied, the trustee, Robert Cashier of the Beak of the frei nike ‘eliy of Ne New in is authorized and di- rected ( ‘manner as if default was made in the ‘ome ‘ol principal or iuterest On sald bonds, thus pulling it out of le power of he company to Rie malate a “on N wme'vi of W: he road is now completed ‘aupun, Afvei mallee from ta function ‘wilh the LaCrosse and Milwaukie is so situat it will alwa: without srcraitnt Eaton be Somat eneprs for the business that is justly tributary to tt without being much more ones distant, besides being much more iy fifteen miles of have earned, in the three months hing over $12,400, which is a much larger amount its ‘than was earned by the Milwaul Railroad tn the cor- r months in the first year that road ‘was opened to al amount was mich less than the great fall in pro- haa Foie t ae farmers from sending their grains for- “em ond hae earned am amownt net equal (o elght per srrzemcs as securities for baking purposes; aad et the State increases in Wealth and banking ar pital there Swit be a home demand for these bonds. Copies of the charter of the compan; ee the Oe Soot and morigage, and the 1. solutions of the Directors au- thorizing their execution, may at ie office of auctioneers, and capitalists are inshed to examine the exhibit of this ore: and see on what fa Sang LA it x for a bu- siness second fo none in the flout Wisconsin, apd which makes these securities as di nies Soe in the market for investment. J. B. SMITH, President. M. CRISTALAR, SALESROOM NO. 23 powEe «A. M, Cristalar Will sell on Moi a O'clock, at 225 Lewis strect, the contents gas fitting establishment, pipes, lead do., and a number of. jumbers worthy the atiention of ph and others in the trade. e wi eel ont ‘ues orel 4 other articles in the line. Sal UCTION NOTICE.—W. A..CARTER. AUCTIONEER, will sell this day, (Saturday,) at 80 Greenwich Account of concerned, 'a valuable stock of groceries, wrapping Paper, teas, frutt, liqtor, de.; one dray, on springs, as UCTION NOTICE.—PEREMPTORY ncih on tat a8 ture, glassware,crockery cutlery, ‘hc. D & CO., Au veers, will sell, at 81 Nassau et this Gatcraiay) morning, at 10 0'clock, a large col household furni- ture, comprising 12 rosewood ene best French satin brocatel, velvet plt id haircloth; sofa arlor, Cea Tt chairs, and hair mattresses, , etegeres, extension to bles, tete-a- nistes. ‘lounges, bookstands, oil paintings, ce aed mirrors, washstands, crockery, glassware, cutlery, &c. articulars in catalogues. UCTION NOTICE.—M: DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER, sell this day, at liz 0 29 Centre stree tf ar th Le rofas, jes, bureatls, washsiands, ma: mirrors, mattresses, cooks, a tables, Brussels’ carpets, crockery, &e. yg NOTICE.—J. BOGART, AUCTIONFER.—BY Bogart, Monday, 14th. at 10},'o'clock, at the auetion pS corner of Frankfort and My household furniture, Brussels carpets, sofas, lounges, tables, chairs, bureaus and kitehen furniture, &c. A romon. NOTICE.—STOCK OF FURETSORS, THAT ss Dealers maust be sold, this morning, al 10% 0’ iy TUNIS MORRELL, Auctioneer, at 79 Nassau street. and all in want of furniture wal t"aitend promplly, Cwners demand the cash. "A ura ‘dusoriment To chambers, dining rooms, ke., of a su Shippers ‘will find, this thelr oppor. as the oversees all packing done in the best manner. are now ready for examination. Also, 90 ing and mirrors: gilt frames. and curled hair Also. spring tiresses. Sale will commence with 4 12 kinds of segars, by the 100 or 1,000. UCTION SALE IN BROOKLYN.—HOUSEHOLD FUR- niture, on Monday, July 14, it ‘at 61 Union street, near Van Bruat, the furniture and fixtures of a tailor's und two hoors of the house, comprising 8 general variety; deposits required. R PARKS, Auctionser. BELL, Pa, _ of groceries: 25 chests of slighily damaged, 3) Hennewey brandy, 90 do, old Otard trom he London dock direct: 10 cases ! Jamaica rum, 2) boxes prime segars. At Ho'clock we will sell in continuation. a beautiful stock of seasonabl goods, millinery laces, rib! ‘bona, eo! cloth. fags sles, «kan invoice of iawelry, dlamseed rings’ ‘pins chains, &c. We will continue our sales daily, wa every facility ia given to persons wishing thelr property’ sold, aud Bz. F. COLTON, AUCTIONFER—HOUSEHOLD FUR- «of Brusse thre : fortes, on ‘one eta tbe, 29 dozen doren chateau ba “anheada, a onde, joan pipet French be Ls —_ day Saturday, ‘daly ja at 10 ‘a( the auction rooms, 59 rill os be 10 close & concern, iekrman wai st Ran te usee le also, two second " eg) gt inap! ‘and black walnut chairs, colt counge betes mattresses, sofas, wardrobes, burea\ a) a a eek with second hand furniture: also, 10 half pipes of brandy; one or two ches's of tea, superior qualiy. All the above goods will be wold, without pa eed Also, at the advances tame time, (wo large Diaage STORE AT AUCTION—% NINTH Avanys, Ddusiness. A cheaj rent. Will be ip the highest +r, on Monday iy ia at Wcelock 4.3 Terms G. ‘ON, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, THIS day, July 12, ‘at 13 Sixth enue, at 20'ciock FM two business wagon and one yglaoe ware and cullery: G oe HORTON, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL AT AUC- + tom, on Monday, July 14, at 1045 o'clock, #t SIT. Sixth avenue, furniture, jor and bedroom ‘of par furniture, bedding, &e-, ‘wih a fine assortment of kitchen fur. aiture. ORK 1. AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, wurday, 3 Faris ‘At 10% o'clock, at the sales: Soom, Ne. Atroet, clezant household’ furniture, re moved for Manvenieeen ot sale, consisting of rosewood and ho t Vedsteads, lounges, &e.; ‘ood od inahoeany marble Wop marble ton area wushgianid, commoden: rosewood ood edaicads, double omate hair ond apring mattresses, hemes es Mon 1c. Parties in want of first class jurniaare will rin ao well to cxamine this assortment, as every Jot will be sold to the highest bidder. [OUN LLOYD, AUCTIONEER.—FOR SALF, AT AUC- ) ton, on SLT OE oS Monday, July 14, at 12 0'elook, N. by JOHN LLOYD & 6ONB, 8 two frame house, erecied about thy re, situated, in Weat South site, aboyt 200 feet from. Niath avenue, Also. the 12 fears leave (rom May last of ene -halt the lot, being 28 by fret of near! we) to the paved street. Terms c 8 A faforgmation wil be given saiisfactorily oa applice- Lion @! the rear house on (he premises. BOGART AUCTIONEER—BY 8. ROC ART—SALES. J. room corner Frankfort & William sirects. At private sale, the legee, good will, horse, cart harness, £e.. of 8, soap factory in Forty firet street, between Seventh and eighth ave r Tf not sold at private sale bet re Wednesday, poattively be sold at suction, to the bidder, on on the For particulars app! i dat cK, corner Forty first street and Seventh avenue, or at the office of the auctioneer. MORIARTY, AUCTIONEER, Witt, SELL. THts 104; o'clork at Chatham square. the fa family sesbonten, bes cus, chats, survore, tables, feather beds, matiresses, Carpets, Ac.; also fancy and dry guode J. KELLY, AUCTIONFER—WILL SELL THIS DAY, + at 10 o’ehock, at 76 Carmine street, ap extensive stock orvign and domestic dry goods for cash, in lows to sult pur- asers. |, AUCTIONEER, STORE No. 16 SPRUCE able's sale of trom, aafe, Be , on Saturday, ‘A. M., at No. 760 Broadway,’ consisting of re Asiures, ac fe M. SHANE HOS. VEITCH, AUCTIONEER, STORE NO. 16 SPR wreet.—Sheriit’s aale of horses, &c.. ou Monday. July | inte, ICT] A.M, at 71 Rast Twenty fourdh street, at Chamber: iain's stables, consisting of six horses, ae. Is soeesers ae gt > 23 HUDSON rg orelock, stand casks, Kegn. beer fm. counters, shelving and ever Sta. article im the store; must July one iron safe, Y, Constable. cleared out Wt! TTERS, Agort08 7 WILL, SELL, THIS LE, Canal sireet, a large and hounehald fraiare. of & cy —rowe wood a an il eating po hair clo®, Piet umes, ot panne 4 Centre tables, sofa, chaira, clegant velvet tapestry, Uncee ply ‘and ingrain of hat rack, stair carpets and rode, mi 7 and walnut bedsteads, hair matiressns, bed ding, marble top dressing bureaus and washsiands; toilet nm furniture; also, counter show- seta, dining room and kite! canes, Ac Ave BARGAIN, ir TAKEN. “IMM DIATELY —A FINE octave rosewoot piano, nearly tone, by city makers; given aw: Site out “howty it 844 Fourth street, trot 12 to 2 O biork F" SALF—FOR $109, A 0)¢ OCTAVE ROSEWOOD piano, in perfect order. App'y at539 Houston sireet, G. 4245. BARMORE, 38 BLACKER STRERT, OFFER A ‘+ large assortment of elegant pianos, madein the beat manner and warranted, with iron frame and diagonal scale at the lowest possible ae » Also, superior, second hand panos; one ‘by Chickering, one by Nuns, and one by Stod. M LLE CAROLINE VEZIEN'S DANCING ACADEMY, ‘No. 21 Howard street, will continne open for all the ava: son. Private lessons every day from 4 to 6 o'clock P. M., and fehool for practice, in ihe evening from 8 to 10g” rand wore dansante every Saturday USIC TEACHER WANTED.—A YOUNG LADY, OF pleasing address, who isa good performer on the piano and a good singer, and who can give lessons on the gutter and In embroidery. drawing. painting an! penmanship, oF « ror gentleman, Who le a can teach mn and hore, eam hear of a muh, by ehiceaing My weit Clark. Austin & Sumith, No. 5 Park row, until te Si 74 pagan ar —| A eewaere oF Boe so ‘The house Tonewly't furnished ugh tnd We &e Table Grat piceasnicet of roadway, ae bs Fate’ ete ‘clock. Teelorence required 5L 2 wRoapway —T0 Tar, SEVERAL HAND3OME- furnished rooms, and'a - Airlie and picasa, opposite the Bt. Nicholas Hotei,” ‘Feeus 221 some privates 157 BERECKER STRERT.—A HANDSOMRLY PUR. front room, wit large Poccd allthis Aire excattomn und wily ee two meatiooeee House Grst class, wih modern modern improvements. 120 mr CHAMBERS STREET.. STREET.—GOOD AND COMFORT. ie board and lodgings can be obtained, and fine airy _ bedrooms. * Retoreaces exchanged, Terms, $3 per week, io advance. 61438 neg ed STREET,Y NEAR BROADWAY.—BLE- iy furnished apartments to let, with or bine |, On [oyna second floor ata a private ee coutaning all free. gd rooms, lt modern improvements. Algo, single rooms 54 Saneee sree Pe 20a Tee ict and gentee Rouse tee Geaghs Eactigeton, "had gibioonen and their wives: ‘Terms reascuable gold and’ shower bi 79 MURRAY STREET.—BOARDING FOR GENTLE- men and their wives, and siugle geutlemen, with pleas: Ant rooms; also, furnished rooms to let, without board. 5 GREENE STREET, NEAR CANAL —GENTLEMEN and,their wives, or'a few single gentlemen, can be ac commodated with handsomely fur a ifde- thorvushly Wrecerads aad sociatas gil Ga geadare mneeors: fy renovated, and coat jern ments, Terms moderate. ‘Spins al Se pee deen ime WEST WASHINGTON PLACE—TRANSIENT AND permanent boarders can be accommodated with pl leapant rooms and board, in the newly opened. first class house No. 7 ‘West Washington place. Baths, gas, &c. Dinner at 6 o’ctook, LEROY PLACE.—FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED rooms to let, with or without board, to families or single gentlemen, Meals served in rooms, if desired. N ELEGANT SUIT OF FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, ML Ae ood Nace, to two or three gentlemen. House the modern improvements, A HANDSOME FRONT AND BACK PARLOR, WITH bathing room and basement, for a respectable Zamily; algo, suite of furnished rooms, for single gentemen, with Deeakaas. References required. Apply at 65 Crosby atree’ GENTLEMAN AND HIS. SISTER WISH TO PRO- ure bourd in a private family in Brooklyn. where the inay ‘will be received'as one of the re there PB aps ory mode- boarders; location m: Mie. Lddvens: with fall particulars, Byrom, Herald ofice. LADY FROM FRANCE, HIGHLY RECOMMENDED, wishes her board in for tuition in French, piano and singing. Consul General's office, 17 William street. A SMALL PRIVATE, FAMILY WILL LET THE EN: tire second floor, furnished Brussels carpets and best necruoes, uasse! 6 shades, &c., all entirely new, to one or two gentlemen ives, The house FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH two neat furnished rooms, with or without board. Ap. gy at 388 Sixth avenue, between Twenty-third and Twenty. fourth streets, SUITE OF PARLORS ON FIRST FLOOR, ELEGANT. ly furn to rent to gentlemen; also small rooms up stairs. Apply at No. 89 Prince street. ‘Near the he hotels. A. PRIVATE FAMILY, OCCUPYING A MODERN Load in the neighborhood of Union square, will let, with entire second floor, handsomely furnished. Address Home, esata office. CON AND LADY WANT A NICE ROOM, , for the summer, in a genteel yen) family, ata ieee gs, References exchanged. adde fees W., Broadway Post office, stating price eS FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD, ae ‘gentlemen, can be obtained at No. 6 Bond way. OAR D.—A LADY CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH borrd by applying at 156 Laurens street, OARD. alone, a shor Broadway, on the west side, indestrousof renting a well. furnished ‘room, on the second floor, to. lady of quiet habits, Please address V. E., Broa way Post office. for street, near rooms may be ob! with at thie desirable country seat. The is delig! in full view of iver pnd surrounded li shaded grounds, font Rabie and et tan bo hed, and partis provide jen can . for their horses, if p1 an el gun of seem co tas being only 549 miles from Hall, and accessible at all ra by ihe Third and Fourth avenue cars. Apply at the entrance corner of First avenue and Kighty- OARD bows TOWN. forsiyt A OR THRER GENT! accommodated men can be ith board, at 40 Robinson sireet, near College place. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—HOUSI lightful situation, CA the modern five minutes’ walk of the f% i kle gentlemen, ly furnished. - Linisie terme. “Appip' of 235 Tienry slrect, between Amity avd Congress. OARD AT HOBOKEN.—ONE HANDSOME ROOM, furnished, or, front, suitable for a lady and gentle ian, of two gentlemen, with full or partial board; two mia- tes” walk from the ferry. Call at, 3 Washington terrace: OARD IN THE COUNTRY.—WITHIN FIFTEEN minutes’ ride of Hobokea ferry. uple of entiemen ‘est a address Board, box jam ind pleasant rooms on Pal row, Mrs, Spies’. inquire on the premises, oF OARD SEEKERS CAN ALWAYS LEARN GRATUI- D tonely tuit Pa Roa of the saline ia Al webing § sevtrat bonrdere = > “shal a BOYD, NB —Charge OARD AT ASTORIA MAY BE HAD FOR ONE. hop thend wate wa rulers Doakders: Exchange, 3 Aj 2 Appeton’ . Building: way. OARD WANTRD—IN HOBOKEN, BY A, GENTLE: and da of age, I r, woven fami!) re no other walk'of the ferry. Address Home, li posse WANTED—BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, IN ‘@ private French family, where there are no other board. ere and where the French langua - rw =, with Pao room. Terms must be moderat BB. 8., box 1 Pos! oflice. OARD WANTED, IN BROOKLYN—FOR A SMALL amily, in a private family, where there are no other boarders. Address box 3,017 Fost office, stating location. OARDING.—GENTLEMEN AND byt WITES, and a few single gentlemen, can ccommmodated with furnished ‘unfurnished rooms at 9 Fan Fitecath stregt; house pleasantly giiuated between Stuyvesant and Union, squares; has ali the modern improvements, Strange 1g the city will find a comfortable Refereuces exchanged. yu" 4 —A FURNISHED ROOM, WITH BOARD, ed by a respectable widow lady, who is willing to B13 eek, “Address V. P., Herald office, before Monday, o'clock OARDING.—A FEW YOUNG MEN CAN BE ACCOM- mounted with good board, at $2 60 to $3 per Week, by ap v1 ing at 396 Broome sircet. Be OARDING. —PARLORS, WITH BEDROOMS AT- . with board, at 40 and 42 Beach street. ingle genticmen, Location unsurpassed, ii deing opposite Bt. Joba's Park. ROOKLYN —A FEW 6 oe BOARDERS, BY be accommodated w ing a comfortable home, roome, either furnished or unfurnished, at 136 Versletoon ‘eree', a few minutes’ walk fram the Wail street and South ferries. JOUNTRY BOARD WANTED—FO rivate family; where there a iihin four hours! Journey of the de. requi ‘dress, stating loom tf Aardn Bwarie, NY ( OUNTRY BOARD WANTED—FOR TWO MONTHS. /, A teacher of musie wishes to give lemons for payment. Only first rate femilies (French preferred) may address A. 210 Third avenue. JOUNTRY BOARD.—A FEW BOARDERS CAN BR aceotnmodated in a private family at Green's Farms, in the town of Westport, Coun,, 14% miles west of the Sonthy depot, on the New Haven Railroad. | The house is on TWO PERSONS, no other boarders and commanding ground, i and presente indncement hoard, Sea betbing. febing and sailing a short lance from the house, Inquire of . K. FOSTER, on the premises, COUNTRY POARD FOR SEVERAL FAMILIES MAY be obtained at Meadowslde, near Glen Cove.—The rooms are large and airy, eea bathing hear the house, and the y Yoon, tion Pit healthy. ‘Fhe lawn and the walks and river in the immediate vicinity are remarkably shady snd bravtiful. For particularecf lecation and socces inquire, of ep PRANK Nasean street, or of Henry 0. Valen- line, stage proprietor, at the landing, @len Cove. WOUNTRY BOARD Can BE HAD, TWELVE MILES C from the city, on Jeong Is near the water, for one or two families, where there are no other boarders” The pro. rietor can be geen ‘one to two o'clock, on Monday, the 4th instant, at 186 mreet. bg NTRY BOARD. typ ymene a A HEALTHY amet resiaane, © 8 woe, © ood K. oP. Fe PARISEN, town Raho reet N.Y Boats leave pier No. at A na JRArD, np AAR BE AAD, ‘itmmes. H ching and at latins © convenie . write, of Above at Graham Coviage fro mineiew walk from Waster: bilt landing, on the shore. ree ROOM Warten roe A GENTE MAN. Fen waa Fecabeth streets, “Retpronees suchahged. "Aa: ‘enth and Twent drena, stating particulars, J. A. 8., Herald ofice. JURNISHED ROOMS. —TWO OR THRER GENTLEMEN can be aocommertated with nicely furnished rooms, Without beard), at 62 North Moore street house ts plea. antly aiuated, being in the immediate vieinity of St. Joha's ark. rae “% LA ry Va’ a 18 SPENDING ust on hie farm. at Westies have been pleased to fi dave and Thuradaye he will be at ta order ig attend gm bi pues la tue THR N way {URNISHED ROOMS TO LET. tlemen, inp private family, wher Inquire at G Wee Bleven' from 6 to Boclock P.M. R h he melera improvewenls ferencap Cxch oud RANA AAR TARR nnnnnnnncinialis URNISHED ROOMS, WITHOUT BOARD, TO LEt—~ F in a private Frosch faally, ‘at 173 Tenth atreel. ) ag oe ey poous-z8 A PLEASANT HOUSE ‘ent of Broadway, Apply to WI L. PROCH, TH) Fukon street URNISHED ROOMS TO LET.—A NEATLY res niahed parlor, with a bedroom and pantry attached, wit e.4 Ac., which will be lot very semnegnele, pply at 158 Bowery, in the drug store. ENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH rooms, with or without board, at No. 376 sixth aveaue, corner of Twenty-third street, 0) Bora, LODGINGS—GENTLEMEN 1mm OTR, LODGINGP OE aRew QTL EAN clean nd cont andes Beotlemen now eetable snore tas wo, = Secupy rocams in the house: price, single oe | sera per week. Remember, corner of Prackfort Sead OHN FARGO IAS SEVERAL LARGE ROOMS Wrrat and cold water, gas, &c., (0 1 rooma for oordrom Bleecker, cutee ret, a and Kighth avenue cars and Mpleseked cost DERATE TERMS FOR FURNISHED ROOMS ANB board. at No. 10 East Thirty-second street, bet Fifth and Madison avenues, for gentlemen and their aa gentlemen. Gas; hot, cold and ‘baths | 0. eet a STREET, FOUR DOORS FROM BROAB- gle ieiiiimukectaemae NE OR SINGLE Sra ent CAN BE AOCOM- O toate ri fees ee ished parlor, and rooms attached, also ‘Those fortof: home will Prince street, fort of a home adit calling at 36, etew EP nh pRyary re FRENCH BOARD.—A FAMILY, OR A FEW‘ gentlemen desi modated on very liber: near Fifth avenue. RIVATE BOARD.—A FURSSAME FRONT the second floor, with b bad. ina private 'family. pe * ecatdman aad wife ‘Appl; Fy) Mahe all cet et poy “ce Hiudaoa streets, eo pl reeld a ‘accom: terms, ‘at38 Weat Seventeeush street, ey RIVATE BOARD IN BROOSL TS. —SUITS oF Pog) and a few single rooms, may be obtained in use, In one of the pleasantest locations in the ely for soon. Call at 141 Amity treet, between Heaxy aad LET—WITH BOARD, IN A FIRST Cuhee | Ly T° price, three large il at a very moderate ze rooms, wi es ndgolsigs to fmilige oe’ separatele, wiih Private table ifpreterred. “Apply at 07 24 avenue, eos OR THREE GENTLEMEN AND THEIR W! and also several single (or menegy tl can obtain Fake ‘Trenty. -seventh eee en ‘ixth and The bouse contains all the modern improvements, Refe- rences exchanged. ‘ANTED—BY TWO GENTLEMEN, A HANDSOME in a fa situation between Houston and Twelfth streets, pref full particulars, H. and L., Herald oflice. s ANTED, IN ally yg vy +S A TARE. Eiht ie «i Sabed family, with fu dress stating terms, 8. D.i- Herald ctice HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C. | Aves IRON GRAY HORSE, ed HANDS 3 HIGH, ocx nted ‘ithout a horse for_an ex; warra: und and w! sone Dito D, MINOR. 2 Ruane Price 300. Ae. ITY MADE BUGGINS.—TWO FASHIONABLE AND well made bi ies, for sale very reasonable, at 106 Kiiza- | ahead For sale one of Dole's self centering, poxbg ma- el FR SALE—A LIGHT TOP WAGON; HAS BEEN USED ‘about one year; cost the present owner $125 about twe months ago; will bow: sell it for $00; oid comeey See for want of Please call on Mr. Smith, No. 4 Rivington sireet, R SALE—A PAIR OF SORREL HORSES, 16 HANDS high, of fine sisle and action, seven oid, and war man’s carriages wi vl the sold separate or together. To be seem at 30 City Hall plac Fyre Ly GRAY a 15g clan gon Salat 8 old, warranted ‘kind. minutes. sih or without harness. Apply at 86 Pine street. R SALE—A SECOND HAND WAGON; SUITABLE for the grocery or express business. Apply at No. 139 ‘Thompson street. R SALE—A vive 5 BAY ry 15% fares HIG! ee Te be sold aie Cc neeber, ee ‘Owner oa ery ‘Ap- fo be sold separate oF toge! ply at 162 Varick street? ‘SALE—A SPLENDID ROCKAWAY WAGON, Raed gaat out _ must be sold, as the owner leavys the suire at T ‘street, where itcan be seed. ney, Ran a and Forty-tirst street. OR SALE—AT HALF THEIR VALUE, TWO FOUR- wheeled covered Wagons, suitable for bakers, grocers oF others. Address M. S., Herald office. R SALB-A ROAN HORSE, 7 YEARS OLD, hands high, warranted sound and ki bie for a carman or any heavy work. Kast Thirty third street. ok wagon lier lope BAY HORSE x Wi Y or hier tor hear work or for tamil has no no further use for only a 44 Minctta lane, “near oth avenue. R SALE—A Ln ge yt wasn, FOR ON! pe, nearly now. ‘olving front seat. To seen at VAN ORTWIC! K's "Ta vuhion atect: Brooklyn. i ‘etre ‘as > ND SQU and is Apply at HE Figs E R SALE—A BLACK HORSE. SIXTEEN BANDS Y bigh, nine years old, vers sitish, ‘and warranted sound, Can be seen at 790 Water street, or apply at No. Sthoas street. R SALE—A BAY HORSE, HARNESS AXD FEED wagou. or quire of G. Gwe Paveat Thirty alate street, Fees SALE—A VERY HANDSOME AND carriage horses, just in trom the epee they are orothers, dank bars Jong Ulla, and 1654 be Sirat rate roadeters, free, tra and gentle; they are tleman wi Apply to Dw al much would do “rae to call teas LTON, Red House stables. ‘ORSE FOR SALE—THE FINEST KEMBLE JACKSON stallion, four years 1 sixteen hands bay, with two small white feet behind, out of « fine mare, that could trot fast; be bs wel broke to Tarm work; pever been trained, as barness, = | re owner is not much of a Pipe aay See tor sale, forest ove, Bew expreen wenn 180 one do, rockaway, for one sully, ot RORY 7 {10 wheels), new sr ogunty bah fyb the thoriest otice, hy AMIR i Ne kin a Pain on tt tor fe ia eae land h . fit for an; ’ te is in rd’s Law, Ki county, or Cypresa lt Cemotnny, ‘aleg’ Ope the building is 22 feet bigh, 100 It is to Jet, lease or for sale, or to exchange for property Sa = of New York. Forfuriher —* mated AMES ALEY, 81 and 83 Elizabeth street, N. Y. ORSK FOR SAL® OR EXCHANGE —A LIGHT BAY horse, sound and gentle; « very stylish driver: one every way desirable for use or pleasure driving. Apply at No. Pearl street, PLENDID BAY HORSE FOR SALE—A MAGNT- ficent bright bay horse, 16 ha‘ long tail, six yours old, warranted souné ond kind, very ii yllah and free driver, culled either for @ single or mat price $600; at IL HILL'S, 162 Crosby street. _———— Pv WAGONS. ROC AW STS AND OPEN BUG. .. poem —— given a ny requiriag 8 first, rate for one oF fad bent call hd see, for this day only, at HENRY MILES 162 Crosby street. AGON POR SALE.—A BOX WAGON, LIGHT, AND but lite need, warranted one of our best —— also a set of light double harness, in best of order, nd for sale ver are, at the Yad of Messrs. UN- DERIIEL & FLEET, of Lafayeue place ym 4 Le pe, Lp pacer oR se some garriags, ir of ie 4 month. ‘sddresbod i. Tmmeciotety tuanted to. sera aes, = ANTED—FOUR GOOD WORK HORSES; ALSO, ONE road horse, that can trgs his mile in 35 to let, a sinble; will aceom! t part. Apply to Richard Jonas, 161 Variek at. __ HOUSES, ROOMS, &&C., WANTED. —_ Fx RNISHED La» Sl WANTED. — A Ly ee containing susie. less then fourteen room, within half'a mile of the Cisy Mall. It saiicienty it will be non lease. Address N. B. or ha ‘OUSE WANTED—OR PART A ONE, WITH MO- A _dern improvementa, ia 8 respectable neig! nal and Fourteenth streets, by a tea omy three persons, without children. Address R., I j Pe nye oy $5,000 TO $4,000 WORTH OF castings, shafiiug and pulleys, ine for good Brooklyn New York mact ‘92 Peart pans oF A HOUSE NANTEO uae THE PAY- of reference. riy. Apply at ¢ of rent will answer in Mra. Holmes, Broadway Post office. ‘tent not to per annum. GEWING MACHINE, WANTED-GRCONDHAND, FOR stitching leather, Apply at 26 Beekman ALOON —WANTED, TO WIRE, A FURNISHED BA- pone ni baneran Sp, couteo coe St reas clear : Hating full pe particulars, N. A. T., eraid'od office. | Pee Mbyte Le | Rta OR STABLE predeee eal stl Monnon wisest A ipo Pay Tee rect, MW 1,191 Post ooo Lm SEARCH OF A Hang nd SUMMER hea, Menroevilie, Scdrese Sarauel Hy ange « gent two 0 hours’ ara’ ride road, five minutes’ pot. Particulars Byrn calling mt 644 Houston street. OWNERS OF VACANT LOTS.—WANTED, TO PUR- chase two vacant lols, 252160 fect, or half tho block, be. tween Fiftieth and Sixtieth sireets, and Sec Fourth favennes: good ground, withou! rof\s, Address, with deserip- tien of property, Thomas Kaighin, 201 Sixth street, stating price. FANTED-PART OF A MODERS BUILT HOUSE, IN & genteel neighborhood, for a sinall family withows chAdren. References given and required. Address Allon, 834 Broadway, room 7, s!a'ing location, number of rooms, Aes wittt "ROYER: MODERN 1 vival pari of the elty. Usk, RETWREN rTit AND fm wecels aw Fic hy avoumes. Py iv BA, Ay O07, Rowe