The New York Herald Newspaper, July 22, 1856, Page 6

ya Trae TTIOMA YO. #197 thw, od wal > ee ’ 6 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, MONEY MARKET. Monpay, July 21—6 P.M. ‘Ther was a very dull market at the first board to- day. 11 e entire transactions were hardly equal, in amount, to those of asecond board in active times. ‘The ales of all stocks do not sum up more than five theurand shares, and we have known more than double that quantity of one leading stock to be sold at the morning board within the past sixty days. The hot weather has driven many operators into the country, which may account for part of the inac- tivity. During the past sixty or ninety days stocks have been accumulating in the hands of operators for a rise, at steadily advanciug prices for certain classes. So long as these purchases were going on, 80 long prices were maintained, and in some an ad- vance created; but whenever an attempt was made to realize the advance in market value, prices ran rapidly down, and the supply of stock bad to be withdrawn to prevent sacrifices. The buying bas all been among the brokers. Outaiders have not taken hold to any extent, and there are no indications of a demand from that soarce. At the first board today, New York Cen tral Railroad advanced } percent ; Panama Railroad 4. Michigan Southern sold at 924, dividend of 5 per cent, payable on the Ist of August, off. This is equal to 973 per cent, being an advance of j per cent on Saturday's prices. Illinois Central Railroad stock is gradually settling down. The advance was too rapid to be sustained. The issue of a new class of bends has doubtless had an unfavorable effect. ‘The Company has merely anti:ipated the asseasment upon the privilege stock, to supply the means to complete the Chicago branch It insures a more speedy completion of the entire line, and affords greater facilities for traffic. The eompany will be compeiled to make sacrifices to do this, but its busi- ness is increasing so rapidly that the result will jus- tify the additional expense. As soon as advices reach Europe of the advance in the market value in both bondsand stock of this company, we have no doubt new and larger osders will be sent out to pur- chase at the current price, whatever it may be. After the adjournment of the board, the following sales of bonds and stocks were made at auction by Albert H. Nicolay:— $15,000 F ushing Railroad Ist mortgage. . Int. added 67 5,000 La Crosse and Milwaukie RR. do. 84 '000 Galena and Chicago Railroad do. 96% shares Tradesmen'’s Ban, scrip 120% 25 do. New Haven and New London Railroad. 104 5 do. Sandy Hook Telegraph Co ° 2 do. Ailaire Works........ 55 2 do. Clinton Hall Association. 134 3 do. RutgersFemale Instita 43. 36 do. Market Fire Insurance Co. 118% 120 do, New Amsterdam Insurance Co. 113 5 do. Republic Fire Insurance Co . 20 do. Excelsior Fire Insurance Co Simeon Draper's regular semi-weekly sale of bonds and stocks will take place to-morrow, (Tuesday,) at half-past 12 o'clock, at the Merchants’ Exchange. Among other securities there will be offered a large parcel of St. Louis six per cent bonds, which are the remainder of the issues of the city and county for railroad purposes. An ample sinking fund is pro- vided for the redemption of these securities before maturity; and the city and county are precinded from iasuing any further amount of bonds for railroad purposes. ‘ At the second board there was @ very dull, heavy market. Prices remain without alteration, and the demand is more limited than ve have known for many weeks. At the board this afternoon, 72 per cent, buyer 60 days was bid for La Crosse and Mil- waukie Railroad stock, and 71 per cent, cash, with- out finding sellers. The asking price was 75 per ceat, cash. There were several orders in the street from outsiders, but none of them were filled. ‘The steamship Africa, from this port for Liver- pool, on Wednesday, will take out about one million of dollars in gold, and the steamship Fulton, from this port on Saturday, for Southampton and Havre, will take out nearly as much more. We shall have no further supplies from California until the last of next week. ‘The receipts of the Ohio and Pennalvania Railroad were: — Passenger receipts for Juae Freight receipts for June.... . $8,663 enuseun The earnings of the N w York Central Railrosd aime Tea sa ae 1566. 1608.... Increase The quacterly statement of the New Jersey banks for the three months ending July 1, in comparison with the April statement, shows an increase in capi- tal of $236,065; specie, $71,190 43; real estate, $7,792 60, aud a decrease in circulation of $1,178, 620 14; deposita, $413,586 67; discounts, $316,175 65. The leadiog wtals compare as follows:— Basxs of New Jmnsxy, Ji Capita’ 96,028,060 09 Cireulation 4,607,767 00 Depos.e. 4614,287 53 Discounts 15,406,425 71 760,822 59 ‘ 202,188 27 v 871,123 19 The Assistant Treasurer reports to day as fol- lows — Paid on treasury soconnt.... seessensees Received do. QB. serve . Balance do wo. . ¢ ove Paid for Assay office. eeseceeees Paid on disbursing checks. cesses 45,408 92 ‘The warrants entered at the Treasury Depart- ment, Washington, on the iSth inst., were as fol. lows :— For the redemption of Texas debt... oeseee For toe Treasury Department ie For the laterior Department... From ¢ustom-.... #12 th 4) 4 a J % 30 ao) os 50 2 War warrants received and enlered..... “8 Var repay warrantfreoeived apd entered lor On account of the Navy. secvee 189,705 Repay ov account uf the Navy 1,289 63 From lands... 29/757 6 From misccliancour sources. 1,848 95 The following is a comparative statement of the condition of the Bank of the State of Missouri and its branches on the Ist of Jane, 1955 and 1856:— ower June 0,06. June 90, °66. Bills discounted... $2,487 009 $2.415.000 Dec. $19,000 matured... 183,000 499,000 Inc. 256,000 maturing. 1,025,000 847.000 [hee. 178,000 0,090 Ine. 0 H.000 Dee. 69.000 1,601,000 Lao, 973,000 Dec. 16,3 ius 609 inc. 24,000 2,246,008 2,608,000 Ine. 450,000 ‘The caah duties received at the New Orleans Qus- tom House for the year ending June 50 were as followa:— 1855. 1856. daly ° January .. $220,777) ‘August... February 155,076 September 1s) oo March W446 Ortober .... moet April November | . 20,180 May. December 190,649 June , $962,065 Amount ending June 30, 1866 Amount ending June 30, 1465 Increase tor 1856 over 1856 $249,008 The amount received for the year ending June 30, 1864, waa $7,568,347, or about 8} per cent more than ‘the last fiscal year. The citizens of Milwaukie have voted in favor of \raming the Beloit Railroad Company one hundred thousand dollars. Of about 1,000 votes cast, only 100 were opposed to the measure. Tie araual meeting of the North Carolina Rai! road was beld at Raleigh on Tharsdey and F (at. Among the resolations adopted was one * eaxe of coupon bonds of | at dobtedaess and complete the equipment, kc., of the road. ‘ihe bonds not to be sold at lesa than par. The receipts of the year were about $230,000, and the expenses $106,000. ‘The annexed statement exhibits the average daily movements in the leading depar:ments of the banks of this city during the week preceding Saturday morning, July 19, 1856:— New York Crry Bayes. 23 gx? I arhvait 78, 38 3 me oe §SPsS8ESSE 88 e i s See 8 0 115,361 987, 426 92,190 si, oH Corn Exchange... 1, wy fod Continental. 145,665 ‘5 146,865 1,290,088 92,216 288,215 TLIsT 115,586 138,654 130,607 122,382 195,439 91,779 180,614 123,926 1,400,843 «$11,873,494 15,326,131 8,346,243 95,932,105 Total. Clearing ‘for ~ week aig July ™ Do. — fortbe’ week ane July it Do. do. The annexed statement exhibit ; comparison of the leading departments of the banks of this city for several weeks :— pcp Sage a $97,852,491 15,481,098 7, rr to a 98,415,432 16,563,756 7,51: 38 1 golo29l147 16,918,999 Paor'one July 28, °66.. 99,083,799 15,920,976 7,409,498 81,625,71 ‘Aug. 4) °55..100,118,569 15,298,358 7,642,968, 4 100,774,209 15,280,669 7,714,401 ‘Aug. 18, ’65.. 101,154,060 14,649,245 7,610,106 ‘Aug. 25, ’56. 100,604,604 13,326,378 7,682,005 Sept. 1, ’65..100,436,970 12,852,828 7,620,178 Sept. 8, '95..100,273,793 12,008,025 7,801,148 Sept. 15, ’65.. 99,897,009 12,213,240 7,721,825 Sept. 22) °65.. 98,581,784 11,655,391 7,716,492 80, Sept 29; '56.. 97,986,226 9,019,124 7,124,910 70, 15,021 11,110,687 7,868,217 77, oe 13 20 11,138,878 7,840,114 76,616,807 Oct. 96,103,376 12481,723 7,888,164 77,852,561 { 94/216,372 11,163,521 7,828,489 76,974,850 Noy. 93,369,079 11,106,298 8,071,608 77,787,570 Nov. 92,464,290 10,855,526 8,088,608 75,762,403 Nov. 92,029,920 11,902,917 7,941,579 75,326,361 Nov 92,312,408 11,715,230 7,779,567 74,675,164 Dec. 92,526,921 11,227,184 7,841,654 79,047,088 Dec. 93,189,806 11,844,626 7,861,741 78,060,116 Dec. 92,800,088 11,584,075 7,761,062 76,820,517 Dec. 94,886,487 12/088,359 7,778,898 77,241,008 Dec. 85,114,060 10,786,099 7/341,946 80,438,627 Jan. 96,863,200 11,687,209 1908/6538 83,634,808 Jan. 96,145,408 11,777,711 7,612,507 77,981,498 Jan. 96,382,968 18,385.260 7,462,708 82,652,828 Jan. 96,887,221 12,783,060 7,406,986 78,918,318 4 97,970,611 18,640,437 7,622,827 82/269,061 98/44/07 14,238,329 7)819,122 82,888,169 315 15,678,786 7,698,441 $8,085,044 447 15,835,874 7,664,688 87,680,478 236 15,640,686 7,754,302 88,604,377 4 ,688 15,170,946 7,888,176 88,749,626 M’ch 15, °66,. 104,528,298 14,045,024 7,863,148 88,621,176 M’ch 22, °66, 104,583,576 14,369,556 7,912,661 89,390,261 mich 29, 136.204 246,201 14,216,841 7,948,258 88,186,648 7106/962,018 464 8,347,498 91,008,408 435 iZeas'ont 8,281,626 91,091,976 (086 12,968,182 8,221,518 90,875,787 864 13,108,867 8,246,120 89,627,280 ‘326,962 12;860/227 8,715,168 92,816,068 798 13,317,365 8,662,485 89,476,263 12,706,541 8,488,152 88,720,418 18,850,388 8,335,097 87,004,300 14,021,280 8,209,151 86,775,318 ietes iaetas Cet tee K ¥ 1 17}871,956 8,278,002 93,716,881 ‘Tune 2, °56..107,087,525 17,000,687 8,250,280 93,239,242 Juy “108, 16,820,236 8,637,471 100,140,420 July 756 95,663,460 jug ie, "56, . 110, ‘The last retarns, compared with those of the previ- ous week, exhibit the following changes in the ag- ) im loans and discounts. $1,125,452 Increase in specie.. 602,732 Decrease in circulation 59,615 Increase in deposits, nemin: 268.645 Increase in deposits, actually sf The increase in discounts is the most unfavorable feature in these returns. It wili be seen that the aggregate amounts to nearty one hundred and eleven millions of dollars. Last year at this time, with more specie in bond, the discount line was nearly twelve millions less. The increase in deposits is satisfactory and encouraging, but} there must soon be a turning point in the line of loans. The increase in specie is small considering the extent of the re- The Illinois State Journal has the following an- nouncement relative to the Chicago, Alton and St. Louis Railroad Company:— The following letter of Judge Broeee announces his de- cision im the case submitted to bim at ais chambers in Belleville, and involv the validity of the agreement known as the “@pencer lease,’ and of the company's deed _ trust executed on os tn ous day of January last. An in- cnetion ts refused, and both the instruments are fully ‘Sustained as fair and valid. Judge Breese is one of the ablest jurists in the country, ana his promised writtea opinion vpon the important ‘legal questions involved in this case will be looked for witn interest, and regarded as bigh autuority upon the points decided by him:-— Caniyin, July 10, 1856, Dear Sm—I have given the case submitted ty me at chambers on the 2d inst., of Robert Coriety, Jr., sad oth- ers, vs. Hamilton Speneer and others, for an injunction, &e. and the arguments and affiaavite for and against, all the consideration in my power, and I have arrived at the there is nothing in the c presented, a uthorizing the exercise of Whe restraining power of a Court of Chancery. I regard the lease—so called on the argument—and the deed of trust as having been made for honest purposes, with an honest intent, and in the exercise of an w ed power, vested in the Chicago, Alton and &t. L road Company, acting by ite Hoard of Directors. nothing baying the appearance of illegality or fraud in the transaction. More they bave been ratied and coo firmed by the vote of a majority of the stockholders at a public meeting, convened atter full notice My reasons for my opinion will be given at length so soon as this oppressive weather shall change for the bet ter r sen! a copy of this to Mr. Gillespie and Mr. Blackwell, anse! for complainants. With high regard SIDNEY BREESE. PR. &. Fowanne, Faq., Counsellor at Law. The monthly circular of Messrs. Du Pay & Co., of Manchester, dated July 1, 1856, contains the fol- lowing remarks on financial and commercial af- fairs :— ‘The past mouth was in some respects a critical one, ow ing to 8 fear of a rupture in our relations with America, and an unpropitious state of the weath sr, which exercised a depressing influence opon trade generally, and produc ed a gioot in the political and commercial borigon, which however, gave way gradually, and even changed into a ebeering and hopeful state of things when it became known that the bank bad further lowered the rate of dis- count 4 percent at their last meeting on the 26th ult, This step om the part of the directors wae considered as @ arantee that no seriou impediments to trade would Bencetorth prevent its progres*, and that an upward ten. dency was more likely to prevail than the reverse. Peace, cheap money, and probably a good harve: combined a# a trio—the proper and mort jegitimate ele mente of a pr our trade. Of late we have not en- joyed them but to all appearances we are to be blessed once more with this beneficial union. Lancashire supply Trade based upon such grounds is @ saler one than that fomtered by facilities, such ae the resent establishments abroad, be, have promised to whatever their name maj afford to industry yoy iy it desideratum yr ‘om } 44 H bility that the will be extremely good. late inundationa in Franoe form a painful contrast to the cheering accounts we re- cotve from other parts of the continent, but we under. stand that the damage done in France has been more up. on pasture lands them corn fields; indeed, the accounte receivedjo day about the harvests are bighly satisfacto- ry. During the prevalence of the late rains, wheat and other corenls rose rapidly, but the recent fine weather hor cansed anxiety to corn speculators and holders to re i: ther stocks, The iwereased cheapness of money ' arly mp funds ane jailway & true, a good harvest fl we have seen or heard, NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 22, 1856. had fallen to in 1354-65. The traffic o1 oearty all rail y lines is greatly on the inc both ac- try tire in trade aad a wauistuctory condition of population. ‘The consumption of textile fabrics, as faras regards the home trade, will im all probability receive a great im pulse from causes stated above, if prices are uoi unduly ‘the raw material, partic! larty wool, being vi June last year, 8 ecula tion drove wp the cotton to @ higher poict even than it 6 now, Bo vith the Rusgian war, but it could not be inaintalned, while cotton, under existing cir cumataaces, notwit ing a larger supply, will proba- biy be upnold. We have herewith the piekaise of laying before our fricnds our usual half ys statement of the exports of textile fabrics, aad are gud ts Sey that our tables show ‘au increase in the total ee of cotton fabrics, com- pared with the same period of last year, as follows — ‘Total iucrease (1) YArM3....,, 18,000,000 Ibs. weight. plain calicoe: 35,000,000 yarda. printed and dyed. «73,000,000 yare 0 show the importance of our trade the United States of America in a practical manner, is at the present duncture of aitairs, more that a matter of curiosity. We are able to siate that there has beem an imcreaced trade carried on with our brethren on the other ide of the Atlantic, compared with the six months of 1855, in almost every article of textile fabric, We give the following de tals. which the accounts ag now made out by the board of Trade do not show, the total exports only being :—Increase in the above period to the United States ca—Cotton goods, 29,500,000 yards plain cali 600,000 yards ‘printed and dyed calicoes; 16,000,000 yards linens, Increase in the above period to the United States of America, woollen and worsted goods, ip value £550,060, The following table of specie shipments from Londoa by the Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Empire, from Southampton on the 5th of July, will give a pretty good idea of where the bulk of the demand for bullion for export comes £29,100 2.250 - 500 114,600 . 83 bs arts Mt rit Canton, silver Shangtiae, do. are The London Herald of the 4th instant says the above statement shows that the amount of the pre- cious metals to be exported to the East to-morrow is extraordinarily large, and consists of £42,525 in gold, and £767,797 in silver. It is quite possible that this large shipment of specie and bullion has not been without influence in determining the direc- tors of the Bank of England to postpone till a future day the reduction of the rate of interest. The earnings of the Macon and Western Railroad for June, were $17,504, against $18,369 for June last year. The earnings from— Ist January to Ist July were Same time last year........+ «$159,480 Increase in 1856........+ o 85,886 ‘The cost of the Reading Railroad, including its wharves, depots, workshops, stocks in other roads, and liabilities of every description, is $19,004,180 19, of which $10,889,997 is in stock. The balance, amounting to $3,114,183 19, a large portion of which is carried at 5 per cent, is the amount to be provided for from the earnings of the company. During the six months of the present year, ending on the Ist of Jane, notwithstanding the total cessation of business for vearly three months in the winter, and the want of funds on the part of dealers to far- mish orders in the early part of the season, the net earnings of the road were $50,000 over the interest on the debt, and a dividend of 4 per cent on the stock of the company. Up to the 3d of the present mon‘h the deficiency in the ton- nage was reduced to 88,000 tons; and at the present weekly average the entire tonnage of 1855 will be exceeded about 60,000 tons. But as the capacity of the machinery is over 10,000 tons per week more, and from the increase on the outside business, it is certain the gross receipts will be greater in 1855. Taking, however, the groas receipts of 1865 as the business of 1856, the following will be the result:— Cont of road as above $19,004,180 19 Deduct capital stock 10,889,997 00 Total funded debt, Ac.........46 3,114,183 19 ‘The gross receipts for 1858. amounted to. Expenses in 1855 (but this year less) .. + eevee $1,940,405 76 Interest ‘on Londs, Xc., at 6 486,850 98 per cent... * Dividend on stock, 12 per ceat 1,306,709 64 —-—— 3,734,066 38 321,793 86 Excess net earnings But, as the expenses ed by the payment of interest on the convert ed bonds, and other charges not again recar: ring, the following items may be added to the above excesses — luterest on over $2,000,000 bonds $49,990 00 Copstruction account, 64,276 83 Renewal fund..... 225,783 34 Surplus earning for 1856.. ove «$811,520 42 This statement, however, is based on the business of the last year, and may be much below the actual receipts. For several years past—and indeed every year since the road was put in operation—the in- crease in revenne has been about $300,000. Last year the receipts from coal were $410,272 02, or 12} per cent over the previous year; on merchandise, $94,224 59, or 41 per cent increase; and on passen- gers, $29,583 85, or 12 per cent over 1855, With these facts before as, and with the certainty that the position of the road, with its connections, places it beyond competion, we must at once realize its value. Ata fair estimate of the business of the road for 1356, we cannot recognize less than $4,500,000 as the gross receipts. ‘The annva! meeting of the Penobscot and Kenne- bec Railroad was held at Bangor on the 8th inst. The cost of the road to the 3ist of May, including equipment, was stated at $1,723,408 61, to which is added an estimated further expenditure of $66,971, making a total of $1,789,279 61. The liabilities of the company are:— Fanded debt...... 11,134,000 Floating debt..... 219,087 Total. e+ee+ $1,259,087 The road has been inoperation since September 1, Since then— The earnings of the rond from all cour amount to . $81,71 ‘The running « 49,854 40 In regard to the payment of the floating debt, the following vote was passed:— Voted, That the directors be authorized and requested to offer to the stockholders of the company the remaining second mortgage bonds heretofore iseoed, (amounting to ces $100,000). Aud that they be further instructed to iseue and offer bonds payable in stock of the company or mo- ney, as the porchaser may elect, i fileen yours, with coupons for iuterest attached, payable -ermi-anouaily, sufficient to liquidate the Goating debs of the company, but not to exceed the sure of $300,009. to be paid for in the following manner, to wit:—One half in the stock of the company at the par value, and the remaining balf in money It was subsequently voted that the directors be in- atructed not to sell the second mortgage bonds at leas than 75 per cent. Stock E: MowpaY, Jaly 21, ba 811200 Indiana 82 100 shs Erie RR. ..b3 100 Cumib Coal Co) 299% 26 Penn Coal Co... 309 WY Gun BE. boo 0... 930- lity 200 Clow & Tol Rdg " 000 do. 10 Mil & Mise RR... 80 100 Cev & Pitta RR., 60% 200MIcLARNIR.ex div 92% 40 li Cen RR. + 106% BOARD. = * $3000 Ten St 04M $95 Brie RR. b30 0256 Hop at Nie Go bod 1 do... ...b30 62) Ce aed i 100 Nor aoe bike 36 £0 Pasame 00% 10 NY Central RR... 100 Mich: Cen RR 0 ‘ee AS CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Mospay, Joly 21-6 P.M. A-v/f. Market quiet aad price unchanged aad yint ee, yee hd Re Me be (uee qmanen 1a0y “Wis ie wo hans gvias weg wan 0 ge te AB ed Ohne ous wonton dul at Saturday's rates, The transactions embracet about 7,000 a 6,000 bbis., at about the following quota- tous: ~~ SOARINEG ABD 1 4, WALKin grnknt, “FIV Doms west ov Rouse (or cage’ Goatibines nk jeenteal, » iy el wives Terma reasonable. wer baila free FRANKLIN STREET. —A Si Li T0 ao ait @ or “ROOMS, OM Lo ‘and single rooms hone ar Seat of Broadway. y om pin png hs oe WEST TWENTY oh 74. Rast TWENTY THIRD STRERT—VERY Dest rooms, on the second third Moora, may be obtained, with full 6¢ partial bocca, "Pareaun wt twansieot board will find the during the summer months. Reoliny.‘an@ Golighct EIGHTH STREET, BETWRE; 143 Egurth avenue. Several pa moeDe hs AD = a Common to State.. Common to of Aen e008 Bss1 SSS5 ° 1a Included in the sales were about 40@ a 600 bbis. Cana- dian, at quotations. Lee brands continued te had. rooms, with board, firm, with sales of 700 a 800 barrets, without | ‘6y change in prices. Rye flour was in fair 143 West Forty skcoND STRERT, NEAR PIVTIL avenue —Furnished rooms, with or without board, to ‘to one or two gentiemen, or geitleman and wife, ina pri family, House first class, with all modern improvements, ‘Terms moderate. demand, with Solas of! 200 bbls. su at $4127. Meal was steady, with sales of about 110 . Jersey and Brandy- ‘4. Wheat—The market continued firm with a fair amount of sales. The transactions emb: aced about 26,000 a 30,000 bushels, included in which was a TENTH STRE A SHORT BLOCK FROM cargo of choice white Canadiad at, $1 60 and new South rho ern white at $175 a $180. The latter figure for a small Log to hy ge Benge with large closet. for gentienae ‘and wife, or single geatlemea. House firs! ciass, Dinner, 60'clock 247, WASHINGTON STREKT.—FURNISHED ROOMS to iat, with or without board; rooms, “with fo $6. per week; without board, trou $125 to eh board i] lodging, $1 per day. lot of new Virginia white, New Soutbern red at $1 69a $170. Prime Chicago spring at $1 ad Winter prime red Milwaukie at $150. Corn—The sales footed ‘up about 30,000 bushels, including heated distilling car- poes, at de. a STe , and prime sound Western mixed at a6l\. ‘Southern yellow and white were scarce Ke nominal. Ryce—Sales 7,000 beghola ot ‘T0c. for dis- RARE CHANCE FOR PERSONS TIRED OF BOARD- rilling, and at 65c. a 860. for prime Oats—The ing.—A furnished parlor and bedroom. with privilege of market was rather easier, with sales of Nocera at d4c. | kitchen; ever; rything complete for housekeeping. Terms, $b a» 44Xc., apd ee, ply at 16) Ninth avenue, near Twenly-trst Corns ae market was steady. on ‘Rio sold Jay it Ide tha 280 bags Maracaibo GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR SINGLE GBNTLE- men, can be accommodated with pleasant rooms, with or Without board, at 278 Fourth avenue, opposite Calvary chureb: the house contains gas, bata, &c, Stages and care pass change of prices Corrow. —The sales were confined to 400 a 600 bales, at irm prices. Dealers were disposed to await the receipt cf later foreign news by the Persia. FioGuts.—Rates were without alteration of moment. poo}, On Saturday, 10,000 busbeis grain were taken at 7¢, in ehip’s bags, ‘and some 25,000 do, dry in bulktand bags at Gisd. a 7d., and 2,600 pbis.flourtat 23., with some lots of eotton at 4d. To London, 2,000 bbis. A LADY FROM sRAnen, HIGHLY RECOMMENDED, fort ‘Uilon ta French, plano ant singing. ADDY atthe Freneb for tui ul Geveral’s srobice. 17 William street. eal A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PARLOR AND BED. d,, bh 3 4 room, on the first floor, to be let, to a geatieman and west “no canoer 0S eds ha at 2 Gas hee; | indy, ortwo single gentlemen. Also, rooms on the secoud in bull at Td. ; 200 tierces beef at 4s., and 15 tons provi. | Or. Apply at 100 Grand atreet. sions at 26s. ‘To Havre, 2,000 bbis. flour were engaged FACT FOR BOARD SEEKERS. —THREE HUNDRED at Tic, To California rates were steady, at 20c. per foot, ersons, Fecking Accommodaiions. are moulhly, sent measurement. irom Exchange to desirable houses; waformauion Hay.—Sales of 300 a 600 bales were mace for shipment | gratis. Parties having first clas accommodation can be fur- at Bic. a 60c. ling,—The market wus steady at 76c. for common, and $1125 a $i 18 asked for lump. MOLASSES Was steady but quiet. Naval Stoxrs.—The market was steady, at last week’s prices. Sales of 150 bbs. spimts, at 37c, Crude turpen- tine and common rosin were unchan; ‘se Ou.—-Crude white was firm, wit it sales; white sperm co, was steady, but quist; agli linseed was in fair demand, with sales of 6,000 gallons, at 8l1c., and 1, ~ do., at 82c., time and interest; palm was steady, ator white olive was unchanged Provisions.—Pork—The market was heavy, and prices were easier. The sales embraced about 200 a 500 bbls. mess, at $20 44 a $20 50, and $17 50for prime. Beef was steady; sales of 150 bbls. were made, at $7 50 a $8 26 for country prime, and at $8 50 a $10 for mess do., and $0 a $1] for repacked Western. Be hams and prime mess beef were unchanged. Lard w 6 quite firm, with sales of 200 bbis., at 12%. a 127Kc. ( ¢ prime. Cut meats and bacon were scarce and lirm. Butter aud cheese were unchanged. Rice.—Sales of 75100 asks were made, at 3% aXe. Biahed with desirable oceupauta, by applying at 2 Applew Building, $46 Broudway. YO GPEU art & BOYD es Mail price, forthe mivance of 9350; bush Ae joining the vance ‘Pitase address s Advance, Hera he - PLEASANT | ROOM, WITH BOARD, WANTED—FOR & single gentleman: location not above Bleecker atreet. a must be moderaie, Address V. 5., box 33 Herald office. N ENGLISH FAMILY ARE DESIROUS OF LETTING a large room, comfortably furnished, tosingle gentlemen, ora gentleman ‘and wife; relecences exchanged. Apply at 14 ‘Madison st., near Rutgers ai. OARD.—TWO FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS TO LET, with or without board, in a private family, on moderate ierms. Apply at 179 West Fifteenth street, near Eighth ave nue. OARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OR single gentlemen, can find pleasant rooms, with board ina private house; all'the modern improvemenis. Gag and bath Apply at 156 Waverley place OARD—2% TENTH STREF’ bie Rentlemen, or or geailemen and their wives, can be ac- —A FEW RESPECTA- Gara.—The market was firm but quiet. The eales H commodated with room, with full or partial. board; err ee we Pi gorge ako Sue house basalt the modern faprovementa, and a very pleasanily 8c. ‘The market was easier, with sales of 1008 se. 40c, As the market price of Ohio . are about the same, it will not be ne the distinctions, unless changes shall ecessary OARD.—A LADY, HAVING MORE ROOM THAN SHE late two or three gentlemen Ieasant furnished rooms, in a central location. Apply at 20 Stanton street, near the Bowery. hereafter make i RD.—A GENTLEMAN AND LADY WISH A FUR- Ria Eerarn.—House aid lot No. 26 Fortieth street, | Bi vished room in a_plensant looation. to'be used only ia the 25, x80, $8,900; house and lot ou Thirty-sixth street, be: | {ay time. Address Wim, Allen, broadway Post ollie. tween First and Second avenues, 19x99, $3,100; house and lot on Thirty-secoud street, between First and Second avenues, 19x99, $3,000; house and lot adjoining, 19x99, $2,700; four years of No. 12 Vesey street, $6,000. Pro: perty in Brooklyn.—Plot of ground, with buildings, bounded by Fulton avenue. Leftert’s street, Classon ave- nue, and Fulton, $40,000; 25 lots on Rutledge street, be- tween Marey and Lee avenues, each $400, 25x100, $10, 000; eight lots on Baltic street, and eight in rear, on Butler street, each $400, 25x151, $6,450; aad lot in Middle Vil- Newtown, L. I. 560x150, ADYERTISEMEN®S RENEWED RVERY DA. 10 LET, WITH BOARD, A SECOND FLOOR back and third floor front eer ll ot in one of the most pleasant parts of and bath; re- ferences exchanged. ‘call a ‘at 101 Es Fast, ieoedway. OARD IN: BROOKLYN.—A ROOM TO LET, SUITA- ble for a gentleman and his wife, or (wo single entlemen. Apply leary street, five minutes walk of Fult-n or Wal Pa These OARD IN BROOKLYN, NEAR THE FERRIES.—A Rentleman and bis wife, or two single gentlemen, can be accommodated with a spacious {ront room, on the second and board, In a genteel family; very pleasantly located, Ap” ply at £0 Sands street. OARD (AT HOBOKEN —A LARGE AND | SMALL. EXOURSIONS, om, furnished, with full oF partial board, suitable for a XUURSION AIR LARGE AND CoMMODIOUS | isdy and gentlemen.’ Bath, 4c. two minutes’ ‘walk from ferries. Call at, or address 23 Washington OARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, with board for the lady only, ya egg family, where no other boarders aretaken. A li! price will be paid for satisfactory accommodations. Address T.R., Uaicn square, steamer AMERICA, Cae. 1. Akely, can be chart for excursions, on board the boat, foot of Harri- fon street, or at PERRY VAN VELSOR" 'S, corner of Jay and West streeis. XCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS.—F ARE FOR the excursion, S0cents. The steamer ROBERT L. STE- 8. Capt. Charles Anderson, makes regular tripsto the i: Banks every day, except Sunday. leaving Amossireet Spring strect, ‘tM; Peck slip, 8; Broome street, 8; Pier river, 9 o'clock. Fishing tackle, bait, refres A cotilion band will accompany the steamer. eERRY TO WEEHAWKEN Bani E, POLLOCK'S Pavilion, aud Guttenberg.—The favorite steamer MER- CORY, Capt.’ Malian, will ran during this week, from foot of Robinson street, touching at the foot of Spring, Amos and 4 WANTED fof Fated coparnr—4 gece vane preferred, for two lemen ves, o hid 18 monihe oid ad nae A cool, healtny Deaeen, ond and Benoa board particulars ad P Fe box 8108 Post ot Must .W. R.. box 3108 Post office. BoARDING—AT 0 BLERCKER STREET, BETWEEN ‘Wooster, on the European plan. Handsome ie fea hows 0d single rooms Forty-third streets, North river, leaving Robinson street at 9, | fr tT. pare 2 at and 3 5 ig will Te charged’ sopetbe or separate, HL 1 Sand Sorclock. Returning, leaving Guttenberg at 10, | rife.” Handsome accommodations for \rausieat as well a3 permanent boarders. BoAkpIne. <A PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD LRT A furnished with or ‘without board for for ot pontionnen, or to two. cu tlemen. Strangers visiting the city transiently will fin: pleasant location, and convenient to the cars. SLY ONE TRAIN AT. A TIME If ALLOWED torun on the Finshing Railroad, as it is but eight miles long, so there is no danger of collisions. Schools and excur- sion parties may rest assured tbat every sptestion v watt be Bald to their safety and comfort. Seven trains daily. 4 and 10 A. M., ‘aud aos and? Be Mo oy ket at 64. 8 er Island City fate.” App a at 119 Nineteenth street, between Sonar ont ‘and piemait steamer WASIIENOTON, Capt Oe LAneg AND OARDING IN BROOKLYN—WANTED BY TWO will be chartered with or without tr] Indies, must be convenient to Fulton ferry. Terms must charter will do well to call before hing ‘0 | ye moderate, Address B. O., box 16) Herald oflice ROOKLYN —BOARDING HOUSE REGISTRY AND pense, agency} Fulton ee. splint res pple. eg Soaring bouses 4 urea, nied t O8T—ON FRIDAY EVENING, IN GOING THROUGH —— North Moore to Hudson and Spring streets, « large oval UNTRY BOARD.—THE SUBSCRIBER CAN ACCOM cameo breasipin. The finder will be liberally rewarded by or four young men fast and tea, be leaving the same at 122 Spring street {s living about ride the efty and near the ter. Address, with real Cp Journal of Commerce OST—FIRE DEPARTMENT BADG finder will be rewarded by leaving Wall Street Gazette, No. 4 New street O8T—ON MONDAY MORNING, A LADY'S GOLD watch, white face, eryatal broken, between Hudson Riven Railroad depot, Chambers street, and South street, through Dover and Water. The finder will be rewarded by returning it io the owner, ut No. Gl New sweet, up stairs. Sm O8T OR am > corner of OUNTRY BOARD.—A FAMILY OP FOUR OR FIV single gentlemen, can be ace lated with al a private’ mansion, on bealiay, elevated grounds, @ half hour's ride from the city, For particulars, apply per sonally at 173 Wooster street, near Bleecker. YOUNTRY BOARD —THOSE WHO WISI A J Feakdenee, with ali the advantages of the & frutt and vegetables, fresh milk and pienty of aha: . aerommodated with a few room ‘at the Beekinaa House, Fit tleth street, Fast river, 72 answers to the name of Fanny. A liberal reward will be paid upon returning ber to the Franklin House. 6) REWARD.—LOST, A DIAMOND CLUSTER PIN, going { ar atreet. The above re. ward will be paid by leaving the same at 214 Brondway WM. HW. RADFORD, MA IFTON, STATEN ISLAND,—TO LET, WITH 10. J “in & privaie family, « front room overivoking the bay agentieman and wife oF two ppy«t Graham mage, (Wo minutes’ walk from ¥ vit iwading, oa the bathing. Addre B. New York Post AND ™ DrY reward, by leaving it at 3 store & REWARD.=<LOST, ON SUNDAY, THE 20TH INST., 2) on the New York ‘and Firie Railroad track, between Bergen and Boutag Springs, @ small black and tan terrier pup. The finder by returning him to Mr. I, at the Ca ard dock, wy City, will receive the above reward ASTROLOGY, DELANCY ST day, July 22. bs cooked a and at p BRITT 4 "ele AN D' STROLOGY.—DE WILSON, 172 will be absent from his oflice ty at Flushing the spiriinal pie mic The excurs jeavee Putow slip a6, Sand 10. M., should any prerce BOARD —THP come be learned practical the faraily of a Preneh teach STROLOGY. CHIROMANTY.—THE | CEL and Fesoad avenues. Mra. FLEURY, from Paris, whose rela ange Napoleon 1. gives ‘true information on all ¢ URNISHED ROOMS TO I Questions about busineas, love, marriage, Ac., are answered house, with all the modern by magnetiam, at 353 rcome street, ‘lemen, without ARD.—MADAME FWSTER RETURNS THANKS w the auited her satinfaction, the questions of astrology, love and ‘law maners ‘and books on constantly by Kapclose, a she haa no equal. Bhe will afl the name of the fovwre husband, and also the nent will be paid. nian tie red. Address Washington, Herald o pame of ber visilers. 373 Bowery. ‘OTEL LODGINGS. —GENTLEM DO WELL to remember they can get well single wi a ILATRVOVANCE.—MRS. HAVES, 176 GRANDSTREET, | roome at the Jotel, corne fork and Willian ‘ew York, is the most celebrated medical and business for 3 conta per night er week. No other n ree in the ho OBOKEN.—ROARD WANTED. —FL with partial board. in Riv je gentleman. Please addre at in America. Every persona disease is correctly what will cure them. ff curable. The fate and why re of absent friends made know't. Uxerring advice given reapecting persons’ business, Be-, and no charge, remember, Uinlere watisved Mew. TAY ES. Ts AISO A Mera BAR, THR PRRESOLOCIE, WO HANDSOMELY FURNISHED seventh daughter. She cnn tell you when and whom ROOMS TO LET. you will marry, and reads the lives of vistters 0 correctly, ahe he smowt fashiior with or without partial board. Of the city, Apply for three Twenty third kod Fw WO OR THREE SING in peat RS Bich aventie, between th sireets astonishes all who consult her. Office 107 West Broadway. ADAME MBYER TAS REMOVED TO 191 SEVENTH & GENTLEMEN, OR A GEN avenue, between Twenty and Twenty fourth streeta, ‘obtain good r a, with board, | continues to tal past present and future events, likewise | brivare family, by spay cos tad Uecenes mule, acon Hon marries coe pay pe 4 iy, seknene, name, | street. References exe dnged. in ane French and German, and gives guarantee 0 SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAX RE ACCOMMODATRD her art. ADAME BALDWIN CAN BE CONSULTED ABOUT love, and absent friends, she can tell all the events of life, interpret dreatan, consult on law matters Atiel Lanrens street, t , room I. Ladies 25 cents, gen themen 00 cent. She causes speedy marriages, extra. MATRIMONIAL. Aan Ann NAAR A ANP RRR % youxa WIDOW LADY, p-4 of Reena AND ind and affectionate Tice wat withoel tort hes to WSs soquseet: pT sn sie her own. "Address tor cas weeks Amsnds, Unies square Fen elise. a pen nel. ht YOURS WIDOW LADY WISHES TO FORM THE fh, formninanee of s gentleman wilh\s view to matrimony just be over years with mea wife. ‘Address Cora, Broadway Fort omice, 7 SuPPOrt® Pea mente Bas hen tok! BAA sr in La Ge vrow THE RECEIPT or twent: — delineation Saree, eet, Siclgeaces a Pout omen. New York ——— ATRIMONTAL. —A GENTLEMAN OF STANDIN | [Ss soriety, and of reputation, desires to make the ae jr partial in a private fam'y oF & party of fow igfullivab street, between Spring and Prince. The comfors are truly given. Nooiver boarders iaken. Address A. T., Heraid T°, LET—FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR WITHOUT fwllor | board, toa lad geotleman. of aconpie at No. 4 Garden row, cor Bieventh sweet and Sixth aveaue, ith ANTED—PARTIAL BOARD FOR A SINGLE GEN. Hleman, in & private family, where theee are bul few ina 8 gentes! location, west of Brostway and pot above Twelfth wt Address for two days, stating Wealion abd teruns, box 4,093 Pom uice Wr irere: A GENTLEMAN AND AIS WIFR, rooms, on second floor of a respectable within a mile of Chatham square; rent not to exceed month. Address Mr. Camp Soper li, 111 Canal street peta fats nena aaeebihSiey ANTED-BY A LADY AND GENTLEMAN, WITit hoard for, the indy only, « parlor, or partor and bet room, handsomely furnished, tn srmall private family, where there are no other boarders’ honae must have bath, gaa. Ac ‘This is a fare opportuni® for those having the shore Room modations to let them permanently, to parti of re Moho wish to live qnict and relited. "Address Orace, He rald oi.ce ance of a lady, between twenty-five and thirty, with a vic ns mairimony. | Bve mug! he pomseased of » competen yy vil ar | WA ANTRD—MOARO FOR TWO LADIES, AeTRRG TH w chie disp cation. No w ia desired untu bors rerpeetad'e p f. ‘or boarding house, wh w 4 . ’ ‘ ‘ chery Sb aces vileyer ANTED—BY TWO GENTLEMEN, TWO rooma conccting with Sac! oder. wi wean ail the modern improvements. bewween Spring iceet and Union square | box Post ve, Btaling lerms and A“ oun BAREGE ROB¥S THAT HAY @ BEEN 881 ing at 99, we offer this week a $6, to close stock. By. der of agsigneva, 703 Broadway. FULL AMORTEENT or perpen h EMBROIDER! bands neings, At unn low riees, just ceived. ER ‘OBERTS & x 375 way NOTHER LOT or THE yenane FRENCH ies and Jaconeta, wu beepened on Seer: say a, ae T. STEWAR’ Broadway, Chambers sud Reade streets, prt,” 0 LL THE PARIS, NANCY, SWISS AND broideries, for which the late bankrupts Bare tend celebrated, wiil be offered this week at an aacif to close stock. By order of the assignees. way. SN LL OUR MUSLINS, JACONETS, Lanes. BREA fust dresses, &c., will be offered this week at au immer sacrifice, Lo close stock. By order of the assignees. 703 sro way. Ak [AROR INVOICE OF LADIES AND QRMTS FL n cambric handkerchiefs, ordered by th awit We cdred this wreck ata immense seorthos” ler of the assignees. 703 Broadway, EAUTIFUL SLINS. we. BE oyrenee, TH week at Is., Is. 3d. a 13. Gl. per yard 4. ral extetiely iow price. ‘by order of ausigucee UFF BRILLIANTS AND BUYF CAR, And perfectly fast color, m oO BEEKMAN & COMPANY'S, 473 Broadway ATHING DRESSES. ‘Al our plain and plaid woolien goods, ‘will be cored extremely lowe een oe eating devas _By order of the assiguees. 708 Broadway RODIK'S TRAVELLING CLOAKS.—A PULL ASSO e y ment now ready, ta clouh and linen, at Bl Canal treet LOSING SALES OF SUMMER MANTILLAS, Al very reduoed pric Of lace and eilk Materials can be pure ‘413 Bro We are now selling our stock At less price than the BEEKMAN & COMPANY, LOSING SALES.— Still further reduction in prices, $50,000 worTH oF pry Goons, To id off in consequence of remo G. HOOK, 380 Bowery, Removing io his mew location, 70% IS Broadway. ‘As the time is limited for disposing of this stock, it sold without to cost. . G. A. pitentarie invites peste to the fc cles: ik Veez iarue, assortment Of damank tbe linens, soy aoe s, huickaback, do. cotton p= er Paging Of every every width and quality, aus panes, &c.—to al BP iotorkoapers. An toaoense variety oe eee sisting of © bareges, barege de Inines, inwns, India other shawls, hosiery, &c. Also, a large indice’ cloths abd cascimacyes. English merinos and paramauas, which must r Store to rent or lease. C. G. HOOK, 330 Bo Store will open at 9 and close at 6 o'clock. ry SFOm Corson. |.—THIS PRIZE COTTON the great Paris Exposition is now w its ows ceived isto genoral vas,” Tt i ennui used olga acing chines. nunbery received reguiacy, GEO. A. CLARK, 32 Dey street. TRENCH LACE VEILS, ed prices 0 ‘Also, embroideries of every descripuioa, ny i COMPANY, ee ere By BEFKMAN & * gsm ied, UST RECEIVED A SMALL, Pet bag in barege robes, which Deiayed on the voyage. ¥ . WI be sold af $3 per Former price $12. By BEEKMAN & COMPANY, 413 Broad © tno, avery eae ) henaiamammaciad DE VOYAGE; or, TRAVELLING CLOAK. GEORGE 3 puss, Eouction 1x rene DRESS GOODS. ucal bareges, ‘wor Jaconet muslin, to Is. 6d., worth 3a. per yard. om Organdie muslins, to 2s., worta 48. per Jaconet robes to $4. on vos w. Orga 3 By BEEKMAN & COMPANY. ee a Fea ome OF THE HANDSOMEST FRENCH Bareges of the se: Wil be opened on Monday, July 21, t 2a. Ed, per ya . T. STEWART & 09. Broadway, ( Chambers sind Reade srects, (ypeavansase os A. HEARN, Broad) Above Nin stfoot TP\RAVELLING MANT: Ta Argentine linen, And otber materials. For sale by BEEKMAN & COMP, 473 Broadway, One block beiow the St. Nic! DRY GOOD$ MERCHANTS $17,000 —DRY Gd wanted in ex for fit class and Thirty. a, in thie cy, by a * morc a arrangement co: fie retpecabte lsu for continuance of tga, box 1588, Post oflice. MILLINERY, 0. ‘OTICE.—IN- conan Poe OFM! MADAME ITA! as left for Paris novelties a Prone beg to call attention tha! ng mck of of fete wl be sold at half thet or original cost travelling. Madame K. HARRIS & SON, ‘srt Broadway SEGARS. EGARS.—TUNIS MORRELL WILL SELL. THIS ‘he Fema © ing, at 10 0 clock, a large lot of Havana, &c., te most p kinds, in quantives to suitdealers sad As on) et minutes Will be giveu to segars, be pune examine previous. $5. 000 —ANY PERSON, with THE Al + amount in eash can realise 2 per cont woeks, Witent see most distant riak, Feels shown dressing 8. M, box 91 Post odlice. 3. 00 TO $5,000 —WANTED AN INTEREST weil established legitimate business, the above smount, w! Rood eredit ployed. None but parties of uudoubied standing will be} gi with. Addrese, ating particulars, Greaada, He —A PARTNER Wanrep, WHERE A $600 eatin irom ‘3 134) Tous K an, 766 Brondway $400. —A PARTNER WANTED IN AN OLD Lished manufacturing business, where the brgs number of regular customers. ‘The business ta aacten! for cash, aad pays & laree pi ‘A good nance business maa itOWEs & CO” St Nana a $400 OEM fitoring vases tae Teating Uorou a city, having om, requiring the a € 300. RATE, ta 52 YER WANTED, 70 asar the public a series ar and most excting piy to GRO. WHEELER &CO., 53 Broadway CHANCE SELDOM OFF. m five to seven hundre NY PERSON have masernsat in eble the tm “hathan square. ARTNER WANTED. Witt eraid off ARTNER WANTED—WITH Boo A CAPITAL na hew and most profitable b or $1090 g cloth). To an active person nol above dri] wagon, this offers one of the bes! and mo Making money. For particulars apply to , 1dshy Grand sireet, or Mr. TURGEOS, 83} etree ARTNER WANTED.—A MANUFACTURER OF J @1 means wants ® partuer, who can invest abou extension of his business and attend to the sal © vial and. oMiee work. Business in success Ming 100 per cent, capable of unlimited extension, Jo white factory proof and reference will Adiress Factory. box 1) Herald offee ARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTE of uet-Leprinee, Marcotte & Uo, ase Fredia retiring from g: ig RINGUET LEP ON MAL Kuauere Fi DIN , Fmiie Ringuet Leprince & Leon Marcoite will oonti Dusiness, aa beretofore, cuder the firm of Rings 9%. Tep le Marcotte, New York, July is RR MINOURT PR THON MARCOTTE MUSICAL ASD DA ) DANCING. } PRENCH LADY, SPEAKING ENOLISA Wisi AA ‘each French and inusie, private family, indy's maid. Apply at 6; Greenwi AA warenined DID ROSEWOOD ELA porwees, iwsolved, Mr. A jew York, July 15, by one of the heat makers 2A Teltee mociin since, wil be sete for {ilged to leave the city: can be seen at 102 ah Gih avenue. DEOR—A6 QCTAVE PIANOFORT welodeon, Cathart yeor ago $160 cach, will be sold at's ‘oer having no further use for it. Please eal or add "103 West Broadway. Ppiaxorore, AT PRIVATE 84 of an exeeiient tone. good instrnment will plense call v 46 HOTELS, “O10 AMPRIOAN HOTRT, HAMILTON, 0 st Ths new ane ogan hotei—the kar geet i ‘ of Lake Ontario, ant forig threo mill Valle on be atest Western Matiroad, ie on f teave whose patronage tht pret ee ee ey eg ee dh, Wea te Be OMe