The New York Herald Newspaper, August 2, 1856, Page 6

6 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Furpay, Aug. 1—6 P. M. ‘There is aothing new in the stock market. There was # fair amount of busineas in Erie, Central and Reading, but prices were not sustained, and the Beneral tendency was downward. At the first board New York Central Railroad fell off j per cent; Erie, Michigan Central, j. Ilinois bonds advanced } per cent; Chicago and Rock Island, j. Galena and Chicago closed firm at yesterday's prices. At the Becond board Erie declined } per cent, and closed heavy. These small fluctuations in the stock market fom day to day do not suit either party in the street. In the absence of any activity the bears have the advantage, but there is very little disposition to sell short at current prices. There are parties waiting ‘anxiously to sell, but they want the market to go up iret. There is at present a very poor prospect for either buyers or sellers. The Assistant Treasurer reports to day as follows: ae #113,902 08 Paid on disbursing Checks ‘The warrante entered at the Treasury Department, Washington, on the 29th of July, were as fol- tows: — 4 or redemption of Texas debt. 9. 135 61 28,853 la ‘The Marine Bank has declared a semi-annual divi- @end of four per cent; the St. Nicholas, three and a half per cent; the Lenox Fire Insurance Company five per cent; the Irving Fire Insurance Company, Beven per cent. The steamship Ericsson, from this port for Liver- pool to morrow (Saturday), will not take out any Bpecie. There has not been a large busicesa in ex- change for this packet, but the rates remain un- The following is a statement of the business at the Mint of the United States, Philadelphia, for the month of July:— Unsrrep States Mort, Puraperrima, Jerr, 1856. = $100,000 $260,000 355 259 89 275,000 00 909 15 ‘Total.. Prrrrerreteeeerry 2,119,811 $629,259 04 ‘The directors of the Mint propose that the new cent shall be 88 parts copper and 12 parts nikel. ‘This will make a coin of a dark reddish color. It is to weigh 72 grains, just two-thirds of the present cent, which is 108 grains. The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value of foreign dry goods entered at this port for consumption, for warehouse, and also the withdraw- als from warehouse, during the week ending and in- cluding Thursday, July 31, 1856:— MovemzyT wv Formos Dey Goone, oo Quantuy. Fale $575,801 269,37 635,272 143,140 223,753 $1,548,549 $124,518 Yalue ‘put ou the market during’ the out The business for the past week in dry goods has not been large, but it has been steady, with an in creasing tendency. A good many merchants from Gistant States of the South and Southwest are making purchases for their fall trade. The importa- tious for the month of July, which ended yesterday, were larger than ever before made at this port for the same period. The duties, by the returns of the Assistant Treasurer, Mr. Cisco, for July, on account Of customs, amounted to $5,510,393 66, a large pro- portion of which was derived from the tariff on dry goods. Notwithstanding the heavy introduction of foreign goods prices are well supported, and some styles of etaple goods have an apward tendency, Owing in part to accounts of advanced views of manafacturers in Engiand and France, demanded by the high range of prices at which the raw mate rivls of cotton and wool have for some time ruled, and in part to the prospects of another year of good crops in this country, and the probability that there will continue a good demand for them in Europe at remunerative prices.’ ‘The corn crop may,and probably has been injured in certain localities by drought, but in the main, taking the whole country, with the recent general rains, and scarcely @ doubt exists, bat that we shall have an aversge crop. The wheat of the United Btates was probably never larger, of a better quality, or saved in a better condition. The new samples exhibited at the Corn Exchange are uniformly good; the berries large, sound and heavy. This year the great balk of the flour will be of good to extra qna- ity, and reduce the margin in prices between the higher and lower grades to one or two dollars per Whereas, during the past season, owing to quantity rated over the extra brands, cases ae much as $6 per barrel tween choice extra brands and low grades of com- mon State. This year the crops will do much to e@qvalize prices, and to give the people much better bread at fairer prices. The reports of the cotton crop—one of the moa Amportant staples in our exports, and always looked bo with interest by thove largely engaged in the dry the growing crop, it is expected to be fully equal the crop of the past year. We have already ipped to Barope more than the whole crop grown , Or over 2,800,000, which, at #45 per {ite downs $129 000,000; leaving of the uy of the year 1855-66 ab rut 700 bales for do 1c comeainglion. fy y the Arabia we Seen thet the trade in Man- ©. eo waa dull, attributed to the influence of one © | 9 failures im that town, both important houses, ore of which wae connected with a firm who held a Borys quantity of cotton, and whom, it was feared, wiv’ tLe thereby forced to suspend. This panic @P% ve pre sion, where all baye previously been ac- NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, 1856. tive and buoyant, it was believed would prove tem- porary. The exports of cotton piece goods have been quite moderate. For the week ending the 26th July they embraced in value about $16,209. Of this sum Aus- tralia took over half, or $9,112. The remainder was divided between Brazil, Granada and Hayti. Brown sheetings have been sold for export, at 8c. for heavy, and at 7c. for light. The close was firm. Bleached goods were in better demand—advanced jc. a jc. for heavy qualities, while fine goods were dull- Drills were firm, and well sold up to stock for ex- port, at Sic. for bleachedjand 9{c. for blue, and holders were asking higher rates. Osnabargs were firm, with more doing. The changes in prices of other descriptions of domestic goods have not been of sufficient magnitude to require any detailed notice. The assortments of shawls are generally opened and very complete. Foreign goods are well sustained, particularly woollen fabrics. French staple goods are in steady demand, but without change of im. portance in prices. It is said that our market for oreign goods is lower than that of Europe, and that some articles could be returned to that country and old at a profit. This, if true, proves that they have been crowded upon us faster than the demand thus far has justified. Should the imports ever hold up it is likely they would, after a little time, more nearly approximate foreign prices. The London Bankers’ Circular, of July 12, con- tains.the following remarks relative to the money market and the movements of bullion:— The movements of bullion have again interrupted that repose which so many anticipated had would result from the ftermination of war and the arrivals of gold from Aus- tralia, We cautioned our readersas: ‘1 time since against placing to» much confidence in the were arrivals of the Precious metals into this country, from the fact that they we sent here as the centre of distribution to various . 1s of the continent of Europe, into countries where, a3 a Egiand, gold was not @ natural production, and where e possession of it can only be secured by the commer- be and fnaacial operations betweea one country and ap- otner. These operations have now become so rapid in their influence, Srongh tolegraphic despatches and steam communication, that the foreign exchanges do not accurately indicate the movement of the pre- cious metals, and those who piace implicit re- ljiance upon them will frequently find themselves deceived. it bas several times occurred during the last twelve months, that while the exchanges between this —, ae France have tat pv Fre - E France een importing ¢ quantities of gol Unis side of the water: and it sometimes happens that this on in junction with an unfavorable es. returns of the Bank of France up to Thursday last show that considerable pur- chases of the precieus metals have been made during the mouth by that establishment, though not to the extent of the previous month, and yet there is a diminution of £2,172,373 im the amount of specie in reserve, of which £1,116,133 decrease is in the central establishment in Paris.” This fact, in all probability, became known » the Directors of the Bank of England at their sitti Thursday, and if so, i was suificient to caution t ie against apy reduction in the rate of discount. Another fact also has contributed to the same result, that the lar; ree a of gold from the United States, while exch: 8 with,this country admit only of a very small profit, has been gent bither for the purchase of silver and French Rentes. Such circumstances a3 these will — continue to cause frequent fluctuations in tae London money market, and prevent that great fali in its value which some have anticipated: and as our credit and monctary system: are immediately ailected by these fluctuations, they wil! be felt much more acutely than ia those countries where credit is based upou a more ex tended foundation. We have before stated our opinion that we can retain only a portion of the precious metals which arrive in this country, and that that portiou will be constantly fluctuating according to hod financial and commercial transactions with other nation: The returns of the Bank of England tothe 5th instant, fully prove the truth of these remarks, by a decrease of £462,816 in the amount of spec: nd as an active de- mand for export lias continued since the date of this re- turn, the probability is that the next return of the bank will show a further diminution. From these results it venre that neither during an abundance nor a searcity gold, does our present monetary system secure us ags inst sudden and constant fi ictuations. Frapay, ust 1, 1854. abo ahs br R.biS 81 950 loo “Tet 2000 111 Cen RRbs,83 9155 8660 0 vant 1% cd pr 100 gts 101% 43 coves BOL 10 Pacific Mail StGo 68 100 Canton Co. #60,. 160 Cum Coal Co.s60 200 Clerkitiakit én 69 Gal & Chi RR... .c 108%, 28 Cleve & Tol RR. 76% 10 Mil & Miss R.. 100 Chi& Rk Is RF BOARD. $5000 Virginia 2u0 whs CLAPILRR 30 595; 14000 Gal 6x 4500 11! CenkRtbe bs aig 200 she !’enn Coa! Co 61s 10 yore 61% 200 Cum Coni Go.” 'b3 100 Keading RK. b10 1400 do... ong 100 Cleve & Tol Ti 400 Cley & PittaRR.. CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Fripat, Aug. 1-6 P. M. Asurs. —Saies of 50 bbis. pots were made at 6c a 6c. Pearls were nominal Breavercrrs.—Flour—The market waa less animated, and closed quite heavy at yesterday's prices, and tn some cases sales of common and medium grades were made at ensier rates. The tragsactions footed up about 6,000 a 8,000 bbls. of all kinds at about the following quo tations — Common to good State...... 9600 2 $4 20 Common te good Michigan. $50 a 600 Extra State. . oe 63 640 Common to hod Oni. 6a 2 640 Extra Obio......... -66 a 7 Extra Genesee +708 Southern mixed oe brands Ba 800 Do. faucy andextra...... 5% a 900 Capoiian superfine and extra ° 630 a 7 0 CLovce extra Georgetown, ee c ty Mille and &. Louis....... . m0 0% Haxall apd Gallegos 1975 @ -- Among the sales were about 400 a 500 bbis. at about the above quotations. Southern flour scarce and firm at quotations, amd some sales were reported to arrive the sales embraced 600 a 800 bbis. Rye flour was dy, at $2800 $475. Jersey corn meal was scarce and firm, at $5 40 a $5 45. Wheat was active, and prime to cheice qualities were firmer. The trans- actions footed np about 60,000 bushels, Among the ales were 2.9(0 bushels choice Canadian at $1 86; and cargoes of good to prime do. at $1 75 a $1 $0; 1,000 bush els choice Kentucky new white, first of the season, at $1 55, about 20,000 bushels Milwaukie red at $160 pris white Lilinols was at $150. Corn was frm, with sales of about 30, 000 bushels, inclu ding dirtilling lots, at Sc. a 59c, and good sount Wes order, at 630. 9 64e., and tern mixed, also in shipping. some Lolders demanded (dc. Rye was quiet at 86c a S6e for good Northern. Onte were steady at ie a He, tor Mate, and at te. a S60. for Western. Cosrre.—The market was quiet and steady. Rio sold in small lote within the range of yesterday's prices, and 206 begs skimmings, do., at 9 5c. a 10e. Corrox—Tae market continued active and the business doing very light, while prices exhibited very little cyange, thong! ‘a general way favored TV gtnr Toere was too iittle doing to ‘tablish relia! bie quotations. Fronts contineed dull for Liverpool, without change of moment in quotations. About 30,000 bushels of wheat engaged in bulk at 6d., and about 15.006 9 20,000 re reported, im ships bags, at 5 gd. : and 5,000 a 6,000 ‘bis. four at Is. 6d. For London, some ‘lour was eng: at 2s. Od. There was a0 Ro notice in rates Havre, whieh ruled et 75. for tT, ibe. for wheat, aad ‘Se. a Oc. for ashes and rice. Rates for Californie were ul, with moderate engagements, at about 27),¢. por ot measurement. Hay —The saigs embraced about 1,000 bales, for ship. ving She. a 6B. inwr.—The stock of both foreign and domestic is re ineed, and prices were firm, with an upward tendency in prices. The sock consists of American dressed, 255 bales American undreered, 856 do. Manilla, 5,500 do ; Sisal 280 do; Italian, 56 do Inox. —Seotch pig sold in omall lots at $01 598 992 “Linn—The market as vnchange uwe—The market was 0 4, wit small sales at 800. for common, and at $1 15 for lump. 33 Motaste waa steady, with limited males The follow ing table shows the stock on the market. Angust 1 9 stock being large The sales embrac: including country prime, at $825 nbs ana B i 100. Some holders demaniled © "\c. canvareed bm sold at 1240. Lard wae firm, and sales of 1,009 bbls. were made, to arrive at L2%\e. Hutter Was firm apd prices unchanged. Cheese was ui law de mand at 6c. a9. The followtug table shows the quan. end quality of beef aud pork ou the market Au- 698 10,455 16,705 1,296 2,220 364 #100 lz 183 8,101 8,214 1,592 487 ‘857 6,¢07 485 1,970 765 1,528 14,846 11,089 33,026 = 62,645 85 25 146 275 17,024 4,425 17,125 4,620 1,421 55 61s 516 35 4 48L 14 3,426 1,977 1,680 21761 780 181 1,334 136 44,650 15,119 Tonacoo,—The inquiry co” nues , and prices, although high, appear to be .ablished for the season. The sales included 660 'hds. Kentucky, 844c. a 134¢0 ; 106 bales Havana. 22c. a Séc.,; 164 cases seedleaf, 7c. a 2¢c, The stock o warehouses August 1 omestic’ tobacco at the inspection 1356, was a3 annexed:— Ohio. 5 Total hhes. Kentucky Stock Jnly 1, 1856... Received since. Total seneees 673 Delivered since. 190 383, 192 : 173 - 172 7,137 The stock of Spanish tobacco in New York lst August, 1856, was as follows:— Havana, Cuba. Yara Stock July 1, bales. 6,027 @ 88 550 Peceived since... vee L460 10 60 retry) Sales to July Sl... . sce eee eee L089 220 595 Stock August 1... 4,498 ny 35 Cb. —Sales ol ks were made at SYc. a t 4isc. The stock of rice August 1, 1556, cousisted of ry 682 casks Carolina, and 3,902 bags Calcutta. ScGars were firm, but less active. The sal fined to about 600 a 709 Linus. a 9c. Wiskxy.—Sales of 300 a 400 bbis. were made at 33c. Woor.—We report ano | week for all descrip- tions of wool. Foreign led for, and we hear of no sales making. There have been some sales of Southern and Texas Wool, at about 20c . for cash, aud 60,000 a 70,060 Ibs. Western fleece at 38c. a ddc. Pulled woo! is dull, ana stock accumulating. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Pimento —We have become satistied that the sale of pimento reported iu one of the morning cotemporaries of the Hera a day or two since, as having been made, to in bond for export, was nota bona fide trapsaction. “or if it was the sale must have been made with unlimited time for delivery, or deliverable withia a certain time or no sale, in which’ case, of course, parties not -neurring any liability from such a gontract could at- ford to sell the whole crop of Jamaicl at even a less price than 73¢¢. cash, in bond; which is just 4c. @ pound jess than the article ean be bought for in this market— the established price beivg 8}4c. cash, in bond. and not much offering even at that rate, The recent letters from Jamaica speak of the coming crop as likely to be later ud of less abundant yield than expected. . B FAMILY MARKETING. Vegetables claim the first consideration in the market report this week, as they are of the first im- portance. Potatoes look very fine, notwithstanding the late drought, and are selling for from $2 25 to $2.75 per barrel. Green corn is beginnmg to be baundant, though it is not so good as it should be in consequenee of the want of rain. Moreover, the late showers have hardly touched some portions of New Jersey and Long Island, much to the detri- ment of the crops. Tomatoes come in slowly, and are dear for the season. The fruit in market is very nice; currents and gooseberries are pretty nearly finished, and all the berries will soon be among the things that were; musk and water me- Inns are good. but dear. Retail dealers complain that there are not enough of berries coming to this market to supply the demand. Jerseymen make their fortune off this city, We do not put peaches in our list as they are hardly quotable yet. This will be a very poor peach year. Butter is rising in price, and so areeggs. Of fish, poultry and meat there is nothing new to be said. They are all dear and searce:— MEATS. Beo!—Sriotm, roast, per ib. - pty 12 8 O18 lo a O12 wo 8 0% oa 019 lho a O8 008 l 009 u oo nr 8 3 oo pt] O68 8 00 Oolm a OM 02 2 0% -— 6 ly ou a 0 — aor - la - W - lo - la = ibd Sausages - a Bologna sausages — 0 om Tripe = 006 s 008 lard wt -s FT POULTRY AND GAME. Turkeys, per Ib... yn 0% (eves ie Ducks, tame, per 0 Chickens, per Ib.. w Spring chickens, per pair. as Fowls, per pair....... “ * 0 co Be ” « oe « Corranta, per Ib. . Cooseberries, per quart. Hionanas, per doz Backberries, per quart Apples, per ‘bal Pa lSlSististtisict ¥ ecocecesccecocce eocoseefesoucs © “ewer tnrmonce ccoeeccosccocosccoscoccoooo PSSEUSRSSRASSSSSRE ENSSSSESISESER! S2rigiairisiviyt © eowescees o 2 pe Ruta, busber.. Canlifiower, aptece. Green corn, per 100. Parsley, b uneh. sess Green pean. bes Parenipe, per dor ff Tomatoes. bushel... ‘nach, baif peck ‘bunch @e@co~coe cocce o 5 i] ‘ater crepes, ar Green mint bunch , 6 Rhubard, bunch ‘ 0 q Gugumbers, Jon wo » ” 50 ry ” 0 rt) « on Uy “ 2, tad » ‘6 “ 18 ” oa 50 ow a“ a - Pd SHELLFISH. Oysters—Princes bay, Ber | 100 062g a 166 Virginia om 1 00 Clms—Shrewsbury, Om o OTD Lolo, "pee Waaaisnce se = 3 ou ator, per ID... . = 6 Greon turtic, paelli,. a: &:) Torrapina, dox se 8 = soft shel, —- «1% Butter—Stato, per tb. 18 om Orange, “ 28 a Ohio, 10 0 20 Guooae, per 1b 10 ou Pinsappia, cach = 3th ineapple, eacl - Ll fo 0 26 + 0 128% = . Strained. ‘per Ib .ow en ADVERTISEMENTS REMEWED EVERY DA FOR SALE, $4 500 ELRNDID RESTAURANT, OYSTER AND 9) ar riakig ton house, in the xery. whirlpool of bu: siness, down town, 4 late Saison ne that doar tate ety Tis advantages fare not surpassed by any similar iadlianent on this conti neul, Apply at 20) Broadway, room N 4.000 A088: OF LAND—A MERCHANT FROM . the West, having this amount of land, is desirous ot exchanging the sane for merchandise, stocks of goods, pisnofortes, &c., 4c. It required, part cash will be paid. Ap ply (0 C. B. HOWES, 335 Broadw. 3 000.208 SALE A LARGE FAMILY GROCE: | 1. ry store, kept for the last ten years by the Present propriety iness in the situated in a leading business thorougis ngs trade ‘of about $40,000 yearly. Apply to C.'B. Broadway, room 2, 000 —FOR SALE, AT A BARGAIN, MUST BE sold immediately, the lease, stock and fixtures of a first class grocery store, inone of the best locations for bbusinens in th The business has averaged over $10) a duy. The reason for selling will be made known on applica- tion to SON LLOLD & Do. 15 Nassau aireet, ACRES OF THE FINEST YELLOW PINED timber lands, upon navigable streams, in the State e sold Jow: title indisputable. Address st ollee 800 - Fok, SLs, 4 KINDLING woop '« stesm engine splitting machine, saw horse and wagon, al! in good running order: only $400 i id ike $3,000 per year. Apply to HOW! must be sold; will &CO., bt Nassau street. FS 00 —FOR SALE. A DRUG STORE AND PATENT + medicine business, located down town, North river side, close by the Erie and Hudson River Railroa{ de. pots, suitable forthe wholesale and retail trade. is, LOWES, 85 Broadway, room 14, 600 —FOR SALE, A GROCERY AND LIQUOR ‘+ store, with rooms sufficient for a tam: well sblished, and deing a good business. Rent low. Sickness of selling. Apply to C. B. HOWES & CO., 84 Nassau suey —FOR SALE, A DINING AND OYSTER SA- IU, loon, with soda water fountain attached, located in one of the best thoroughfares. near a mar god ferr © business pays $25 per week. Apply to C. B, HOWES, Droadw j ‘oom 14. iui —FOR SAL NEATLY FITTED ( IRTER OO. nausea the telnits of popular meckat nadie good business; must be sold this day or Monday, on ac count of the proprietor going in the eonatts No. 7 Centre Market place. 30 (Q.GERED STORE FOR SALE CHEAP, 110R A nm, harness and fixtures, doing a good b} y horses siabling in the viel iso, a small safe, Gaylor’s patent, cheap Twenty-ninth street, nea venth avenue. Apply to C. —FOR SALE. A FIVE YEAR: desirable residence and tive email te 0. tenements letting for 8 ra cet ie HOWES & Nassau street 1 a 4 BUY d . ing house y, the only one wih other business “connected, paving very. hnandson e chance for a business mau. Apply ioC B. HO 24 Nassau street. A GOOD CHA purchase an o! and ge fan good, established seven fears. "Apply to CB Howes Froadway, room M4. EFOR A LADY established ¢ VERY LOW | eity on busines spring factory in this « dd cabinetmakers custom doing oy King 712 Broadway. Any person her Such opportuity JOAL YARD TOR SALECTHE LEASE AND PIX iu 4 a street near Broome Possession iy. Apply on we premises, from 11 A. M. t T)PUG, STORE ror doing % good : Li fin this @ rare op os, &e., can be hed 8 546 Troadway good | ISLES, W sircet,or on R. D. Wishing such may never fiat an ARM My) BALE splendid farm ot New York. stt m1 nce consists of pastur ° famous Lang Island horses, and for THR FOUR sTORY ler street, Brooklyn; horse a good efor Also, to exchange for a go H. PEI ise and store, 127 I 4), lot WAIN; pays fifteen py “stern land upd ef *y, ADDY Wo ‘stern land and ely proper ppl: if) Atlantic street, Brook), FIXTURES AND re. ‘ F ‘old established jewe! ‘ he city. For partiey Fi.uE, No:8 Liberty place POR SAGES A BUSINESS THAT pay handsomely; the owner is CAN BE MADE 2 OR SAL —GROCERY STORK, WITH LEASE, STOCK fixtures, &e., all complete:,an avenue corner, good place for busigess Of aimost aby kin; staall amount of money re d, and must be wold. Also, a first rate Wagon aE WATCE nih avenue, <ON EASY Ti elphi street Fok SALe IN BROOK ory dwelling: sccune, three fre class house pus ond on high A nged for el'y prope . &. HARRIS’ B SALE OR EXCHANGE—FOR Wi= aed price dwel ing house of ower, pess in the “splendid palit cf marched gray carriage hors hich warranted sound and kind. with carriage a h can be seen at Hathorn's siahies Sich avenue. Apply at Nos. 3 vad ARR, FoR nae. Alay a store ioquire of W. H OAR. DENCE LN WOODBRIDGE y. NJ, with twenty acres wn hip lxcellen! iat. forsale, or exchange tie ‘property in New y 'y Cty or Brooklyn. There is a do ie ° le. with = wing, piazzas, jen and fruit trees MPORTANT TO TANNERS.—FOR BALE, THE RIGHT 1 able invention for breaking and tanning hires. pproved by experienced tannera, A model can be seen by ing to GRO. WALTER, 22) Brosdway, office 24 ani 25 LLINOTS—NORTHWEST —FOR BALE OR EXCHANGE I for New York or Brooklyn city property, a town plo. of 14 acres, beautiful y aituated for building purpovrs front on. Koek river, 20) yards from Chicago Ar Kotirond, ope mile irom ity of Dixon and Til Walrond Demutitul farm, of about WP -* ie Leryn it f Piatwuah sAjon Bi ookiyn. @ on a wide a avenue. “Apply ‘od “o. BOLEN. 170 Brond w: %, am ae vist RES nl TH 5H) foot FIRST Ct Hantic street, ro \S won unsurpassed. Ap cain ata oa ¥. eye in the Gout sore peed» tennis edna nnednenonll O18 FOR SALF, AT REDFORD —POERTEEN LOTS ‘on Pacific street, 10 fect from New Yorp avenue. situs ten is desirable, fear fire ase improvements Part of fponey mar cereale mer Apply to GRO. J. W. ‘No. 69 Beaver sree ee Mas Cibdy STOCK For <\LF, AND A SUPERIOR is State, ter by idle Jp tea a large to the elty. To 8 a Wim did chance is offered. &. of taste ‘and abilities srnonnt of goods rot! Tie Soldat wholesale, For further p apply to Mr. GAY Greenwich sti FOTICN TO BUTCHERS. — N bargain. a family ‘ Diched threr y rere F reasons for ny . treet, before EL PHTA BREAD wae An old established mri port of the eity, Pi rae goed wil fiatarre, hoese © SURI EB Philade!phia ev) Rr FOR SALR—THIRTY vo INCHES xe aus two feet long, with two teu ineh flues, order Fl)! be sold oa TS BW Wout Forty o ABW. complete. in _FPOR SALE. Ti BAKERS —vOR sal, & BAF BAKERY AND OO NPR). tiouery, located ia one of ‘heal ea {a thle State, and. now doing & bustoess te tae tone “4 ct tment of thet Carrels per week, ths eoufeetion partment being also equally lucrative. For p cate quire at 206 Broadway, root 6. a 10 EXCHANGE FOR A FARM, UNIMPR: 4 BEcHANOk 208 AAR CRMITRETSD. OR Way; le Joa, stock of music, stationery and Sutures, “Also f splendid house in Second place, Br all thoders {provements Cali °c sgtvese Josnett Davison, ‘63h Broadway, from 9 to LL 10 MILKMEN AND OTHERS —A GOOD 8UPPLY OF grains for sale, fresh every day, at the brewery 217 East Thirteenth street. Also, malt ‘dnst, or socouniage Fon cans: NT FOR SALF—2 FEET RY 16, RERN BUT LOTTE To ired. Yor sale cheap. TYLER, 26 Bast Broadway: HA INANCIAL, OAN, AT SIGHT— LRY, DiAMONDS, &0., $2.000.000 5 On as Ie Sua. 4 a Bonga NBROKERS' TICK HO NAMES B. MACDUFF. $55 Broadway, 1.000.500 Meccan, fRou Siow ARDS — . . On Jawan Diawons, 80.4 Ow Meucuanige, Sycans, Day v Goo picker Movare Cewreat Loan Orrice, ig BhoaDwar, NEAR CANAL STREST, $1. 000. 000. —MONEY TO LOAN, ON WATCHES, diamonds, jewelry. Sexars, dey od ‘al! Kinds of personal property: or bough! and soid for sh pénds, mortgages, Blocks, &c., negotiated. No, 102 Nasa aire! cdsner of Aun, second floor, rooms Nos. 2 and 2 THOMPSON & CO., brokers and commission merchants, $775,000 Spor cr tear nates a7 15 000 nda and mortgages usineas prompt, at 436 Broadway, corner 0: Broome, or 439 Broome siveet, room No. 8. $75 (). 000 CASH ALWAYS ON HAND TO a >) advances. Diamonds, watches, jewelry, gis, viauOs, carriages, fe. bought aud gold) at the Howard loan nud estate agency office, a loward str KO. HAPHASL, Manager, TO LOAN—ON PERSONAL PROPER- $200. 00: ty, in large and amall sums, at legal in- Bonds and mortgages bought wad sold’ at R. B, DE 'S, Bibs Bowery. B —Business prompt and con- ‘al-separate rooins for the purpose. TO LOAN, ON EVERY OR ANY DES- ‘15. -000 cription of merchandise, ataaile bat enrer ware le preferred, on reasonable terims. Apply to. A. M, STALAK, auctioneer and coi ion merchant, No. $10. OOO 70.2248—FOR A TERM OF YEARS ON first class, productive real estate, in tis clty, Apply fo GEO. WALTER, 220 roadway, ollice 24 and $2. 000 SEMCANNUAL, 6 PER CENT, TEN YEARS coupon coal bonds, to trade for goods at cash Yalvation, suitable, for a country store, Call or address t, 383 Greenwich sirec $] O00 WANtRD=O8 A ONE YEAR, secured by bond and mortgage worth $4.00); a Landsome commission allowed, if obtained soou. Address L. Ii, Herald office. 334. BROADWAY. —MONEY ADVAN: amount, on diamonds, watches, Je dry goods, segara, horses, carriages, haruess, and every de: scription Of property; or bought for eash. Stocks, mortgages, 4c negotiated. | Waiches and jewelry for sale THAYER, rooms Nos 1 aud 2, second story. AMOUNT OF MONEY TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS, plate, watches, jeweiry nad all valuabie personal secu- ‘and merchandise, or bi for cash WOOD, 69 ciors of the Manhattan Com y bave this day declared a semi-ant ual dividend of ave per asable to the siockholders on and after, Saturday, the proximo. . MORRISON, Cashier. July $1. 1856, ew Yor«, P)NDEND RUTGERS | FIRE INSURANCE COM- any, office No. 176 Chatham New York, July 5, 1866.—The Boar: 1 os Directors ha’ rclaped wsemi annual Wividend of six per cout "payable to the stockhelders on the Ist of August next. books will be closed from the 24th inat. until pe ran 1. By order. E. B. FELLOWS, Secretary. EASEHOLD MORTG AGES.—WANTED TO PURCHASE, jat a discount, oneor more prime leasehold mortgages, orn lent on bond and mortgage on first class leasehold where the lender could have the collection of the ‘Address Leasehold, box 4,678 New York Post office. ARKET FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY —NEW YORK, July 1, 1566.—The Board of Directors have this day Clered'a semi auncal dividend of ten per cent, payable on és mand. HER TAYLOR, See'y. AN—ON WATCHES, JEWELRY, RE- Monex,70,1 volvers, segars, dry goods, clothing,” pianos, or bouglit for cash. Pawn tickets bought on all ends of Property, at ‘0. 6 City Hall place. THOMPSON, PFICE OF THE ee HAUTE a= ALTON RATL. road Company, No. 1s William New York, July 1866. —Interest notice. —The interest due on the first of rd and second morigage bouts of d.on or after that cay, on the prose fair prices, at nth Fourth sir be reopened on. cates t ¥ ¢ dth day of August next. ” Holde (have been discharged from this oflee, or either of the ewlariy requesied to have them nator booke to Which they have been iuat. By ors he board. W. H. McILHENNEY, Secret Secretary. HILADELPHIA AND READING ig core com pany, Office 73 South Fourth sireet. Philadeiphia, July 186. Dividend Notiee—A dividend of 4per cent on the pre- redand common stock eclared. payable on the eh of August nest, free from S ‘order of the Board. MellueNNEY, Secretary. COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. $400. 70,7 —PARTNER WANTED. TO TAKE THE IN. terest of a retiring partner in a muannfactnring Dos ness estab’ 4 for several with © good ria os cus om, The business requires the attention of two HOWES & CO., 54 Nassau —I HAVE $00, AND T WANT A PART ame in purchasing at th, without any risk on, Tammany Hotel $200: inees. 2 thisday, with the cas! western part ‘A person with, De TION = Q COR ABIEREMSETY —TAE i p 2 lokn G Wyma tatlors, is tl e4, Joba U We man A OE ar RRR, oko, i ‘Byki rye 04 wit! continue the business de the name man & C0., at Xe, 640 Broadw APPLETON P. LESURE, bro e baRnert, GEO. EB WYMAN. FRAS. W. EATON. The unde aed dem of W, agust 1, 1986. New Youn, Aw + the firm of Ingersoll & Vander consent, duly 31. Iss. The © setiied by R. R. lugersoll, wh +! tLe old stand, continue the business K. INGERSOLL, L. VANDERSICT. om”) OR $1,000, TO EN. secuted with energy.prot eed apply that bave a0. 1 othe INSTRUCTION, WRITING, ARITHMETIC, AND THE ner, to the entire etelusion of ve lemon charlatanry. Rooms 366 ‘Broadway, “Appleton's ting. MADAME BERGIER RESPRCTEULLY INFORMS HER frignde and the pubic fp general ‘ha: her boarding sue day sehen for indies will be reopened ou Wedne miner iO. Cureuiare can be obuained at ber reaidenso, No ENGLISH BRANC taitediy or im A first class seminary, by rf Liviagston Post ofice, New York an henr of eligib! 1 easing immediately French language is reas, with circulars, references, fed © cary, vox 3, CARPETINGS AND ) UPHOLSTERY, NOTHER Nov ELTY. Received at 4 reat carpet emporivm. Howe Crowley's Ia ern of royal BILLIARDS, ; i: TLLIARD TABLES, TRIMMINGS OF EVERY, KIND. and all a peretus ences to, or eonnectet bine pame Dillards. tebe hel st the manutseony of OCON ( CLLBNDER, 63 Ann street. Four goo! eeeond hand tables VED BILLIARD TABLES AND CUSITONS—PA. | February 19, 1866: warranted mathemati¢ally eor- 1 possessing at rey, in all seasons. For sale by MICHARL ri LAN, 30 Chambers street, np stairs, Pt Bal 8 hE Nino Tisha Bin Donny 7H OFFER FOR SALE A SPLENDID STOCK, WITH W our new in cushions. Four good second tables oeeniecheap. GRIFFITH & DECKER, #) Ann street, ee 7E OFFER FOR SALE A SPLENDID STOCK, WITH W our newly Invented vn ae superior second, Naty by for sale it for ‘eae and Mr alee eh ton GRIFFITH & DECKER, © Aun street, ASTROLOGY. ee... ____... Vi, ATRVOTARCR MRS HAYES, CUATRVOFANT AND CC eine poysiciaa, estabiished thitieen years in New York Oey alin, Rand thousands of persons have Deemsaved from ShZ prave by tus grest.clairroyant and bealing physician. (ee, 16 Grand street, New York. TY SARD =MADAME BREWSTER RETURNS Me 4 her frlends and patrons, aad bes to way jer the ds, bork in this city and Philaceiphia, wee hers con J her with entire satisfaction, she feels conirtent that in questions of astrology, love and law matters, and books or Ces ne relied on e voiantly by Napoleon, she has no equal. Sie will tell the name of the future bushend, and alse the name ol bet vieters. 373 Bowery, between Fourth and Fifth sts, gape F RALDWIN CAN,BE CN gg! ty ages Mire ari * friends, She tells ail the interprets dreams, consults on love a «rt irene area @ird story room 1), Ladies gentlemen GO ceals, Sle carey Ppeedy marriage. Charge hy a SPECIAL NOTICES. MERICAN COTRRIR.—THERE WILL: BE A SPROC\L nas of i ye we Ry | Pag. Pu August 3 4 Celocke at the Crys rand ate isrequesied THEO. P. WHEELER, Peea't. Jas. B. GoLbky, Becretary, 1QUOR DEALERS MEETING y mociing of the New York will Nie, held we Nakina Ha Canad wire om Mon og. Angist 4, 33, at 8 0'e fembers are requuned torbe weinecwit in thelr aiiendance, Duslness u, lunporiauee Wil be present .C. MONTGOMERY, President A.M. MALiLEWs ‘View Presutom: Gustavus A. Rarz, Reeord.ng Sec YT OTICE.—PASSENGERS PER CITY OF BALTIMORE are requested to send their bagzage ou board, at Qacen Aireet“whart, before noon, oa. Wednesday, {pi ot Auge When, in consequence ot the state of the tid of more will, proceed down the river, aud mechan below Mew THE RBGULA quor Dealers’ Sexe. crear Oartle. The steamer Loga pe wal leave Queen. Breet whart, on Thursday k previaely, to eyavey passen gers on board. yuscena rearereyuestel to Le en board All hot later than 634 A. DALE, Agent. EW YORK ree DEPARTMENT FUND.—SEALED prapesals will be received until August 13, imelusive, furnshing shoes for the New York Five Department Fund year, from Ist of October next For furuer, information J..N. PHILLIPS, 85 Pike street, < SY. WATKINS, 16 Catherine street, B. THOMSON, 8é Beekman street, School Committee, A, Stata of New York, will be heid at FUN ag Cee 0.2% ASAN, ADJOURNED SESSION OF | THE 1. Chancery, 0. American Ball, 267) Bomely on on ig. August 4, ab the ¢ Monda: MANCKEN, ee C.of bo'ciock. By order, FFICR RECEIVER OF TA: NO. 32 CHAMBERS ie, Court House.) New York, Sune Pubite notice.= "Ro avord the stanly soem the Of {ax payers who put off off io tho latent day the ayes oat aulzed to adopt the (0 ered to, during. Tay term of oliicer in this De tment in arity prs iy prokibited frou or 7 ee €0! mone; checks for pons en HENEY H HOWARD Basmet parsers tel: site aie As FEICE COMMISSIONERS. OF HEALTH, NO. 8 CITY Hall. —New York. July 2%, To THe PunLic—Reports having obtained circulation of the existence of disease, calculated to create unnecessary alarm {nthe public mind, the Commissioners of Heath deem Wt proper to state that no diseases exist iu this city in an ‘ous Notwithstanding the large increase of morta ending the 19h over the previous week, t Were sixty-six (66) less tian the corresponding week of 188% which year Was unusua!ly healthy: the mortality for the year 1865 having been five thousand five hundred and twenty-six (6,526) less than in 1854. ‘The Commissioners; destrons of using timely precaution fer the prevention of disease aud the preservation of health, moet every day (Sundays excepted) a! 12 o'clock, i Ue for the purpose of acting on all fie over have cognizance. CO. BARKER, Pres Jeot Bexsamix F, Pincenay, Fresiaet Board of Cguneumen, Ricnand H. THomrson, ice Ww. Rockwait, M.D ‘Beales Physicias, Jepepian Mick, M. D., Health Commissioner. Gro. W. Moktoy, City Tuspector. By order, WAL’ RF. CONCKLIN, Secretary \HOONER LOUISE, MINER, MASTER —SHIPPRRS OF cargo by ‘on her late passage cum Boston te Bronie'Sehohoe she salled in April ieet, are requested to for’ Ward fo the undersigned thelr invoices, and. bills of order that they may receive the praceods of cargo gave. cr esse! having been totally lost on. Elbow Key, on Int HWAITE BROTHERS, 36 Wail street. New Your. July 22 Sie 1AL NOTICE.—COMMITTEE ON RAILROADS. —A& meeting of the Committee on Railroads (Sears of Alder men) will be held on Tuesday, August 5, 1856, at the office of the Clerk of the Common Conneil, No. 8 City Mall, at 1 o'clock. P.M. All persons interested in’ stopping the steam on the Hudson River Railroad at Fifty-fourth sireet will please at ten Parties having petitioned before. the committee wil piease appear. By order, AKE, Chairmaa, s008 HV siaerane, B. Tieacy, Awson Hrenick Witstaa MoCox MPAXMANY SOCIETY OR, COLUMBIAN ORDER — Hrotbers—A regular meeting of the institution will be held in the Council chamber of the Great Wigwam, on Mon- day evening, the 4th inst., at half an hour after the setting of the sun. bie 8 — tunetual attendance isrequesied. By order, ENZ 20 B. SHEPARD, Grand “cm. Brtruas C. Duavaa beoreiary Manhattan, Season of Fruits, eighth Moon, Year of Discovery 261. of Independence the eighty-trst, and of the Institution the sinty-eighth, Commutiee. HOUSE! ROOMS, | &C., WANTED, NTLEMAN IS DESIROUS OF OBTAINING A ans, adapted to a dentist's office, between Sixth Avenue and roadway, above Twenty-ffth street. Address 4. B., Herald office. AKERY WANTED.—WANTED, TO LEASE, FOR A term of years, @ store and bakery, on either the Sixth or E.ghth avenues, between Twelfth and Thirty sixth streets. any gogeen havin having a desirable —n, = ne sae sirable tenant by applymg, Crown. & prams 20 Frou street. PRICE fy NOR NEAR BEEKMAN STREST, 40 oF 50 te secoud door. Address K. jams 68 Beekinan street, ED—BY A SMALL FAMILY OF THREE PER ons, & furnished suit of rooms, consisting of parlor and bedroom, With te use of Kitexen, ina very respectable private y, irom now until Ist of May. Address D. at. jerald, ative e Waxtep TO RENT—A TWO OR THREE STORY House, of lower part of house, "Location near Broad way, between Houston and Fourteenth Rent not qucred 3600. Address A-'W , Ualon square Post odlce YANTED—BY A SMALL, RESPECTABLE FAMILY, consisting of but two, a lower part or second floor of a bouse containing Croton water, in a respectable neighborhood, ¢ ‘Thirteth street, sind not too far east oF weet ot | Tent not toexeeed $16 amonth, Address H &., Herald oflice. WASTEDSIN A RESPECTABLE NEIGHBORHOOD, a sma S200 per annum: or part of a pr iat house, with modern improvements; reat about ¢ house, five rooms en; rent not over $90 must be near awtage route, Ad- ves, for two day's, Mra. O., Union square Post ofllee, WARXTED 70 RENT—A HOUSE, WITH FROM AN eighth of an acre to one acre of land attached; must be weil leeated, and not more than half an hour's ride from the cli the vicinity of the Korth river preferred: Family very stall, Address box 1.652 N. ¥. Post oflice, stating location, size of house, rent, &e. y pa D SEWING MACTITINE—WANTED TO BUY, A machine, Wheeler & Wilson's corner of Fraakfort and WISES AND LIQUORS. MERICAN, BRANDY, GIN, NEW ENGLAND RUM; Monengabela and rectitied whiskey. cider brandy, pure Apirits, high abd low proof in barrels and bogmhende, «: lowest market price, by C. WARD & CO., 110 M ureay at. AMILIRS SUPPLIND WITH FOREIGN WINKS AND spiriia, pare wa i in dean ant wholesale aa tle sent as wample, Preach brad «rum, Trish hn whia + Wchtedarn gh fin, 4 Mohougahris, por, oherry, clare, chau ish patent ialt vinegar, London porter, aes in pinta and 4 ining @ remittance ohetnatiy © sented to. MMINUS & DIXON. 0) Beaver sires: FINE OLD OTARD, DUPUY & CO., AND PINET, CAS. Ullon & Co. brandies, for sale, in eases of ene dozen eacir, 812; champagne, claret, feotel ale and London por'es: ad b gars. demijobne. assorted sizes, bot 1U., 110 Marray street, importers and QUPERIOR OLD sith WINE.—THIS WINE WAS ‘ importer for a gentleman's private stock, from one of the nv cerlebrated vineyards in Spain. C.tcumsiances has caused be consigned to us. We invite che attention of com to these tine Wines, in eases Of a dozen each. ©. WARD & O04 110 Murray etreet HOTELS. YOLLINS HOTEL, POOT OF CAgat STREET NEW York, directiy “ited dina he of steamers. —Thit Louse i ‘pleesantiy located, and most cestral to, business Fine suite of room to iet to ox permanent boar ders. geake rs ow! NON, Proprietors. —RAUMER'S HOTEL.—THE OLD, Bi 4 ‘and popular establishinent, corner of Hudson #od Third streets, for sale or lease. The ‘aut scriber offers his cous and valuable hotel and stand for sale or lease: his h requiring him to discontinue business and iravel. ‘The corner lot belonging to the stand is vacant, and abundant room som the premises for a brewery or citer purposes. The covers three elty lols, 2x10) each, with a 2 sey fo rear, with an unobstructed view of the river, bay and York elty. Apply on the premines. FRANCIS X. BAUMER. Rr HMOND HILL HOTEL, STATEN ISLAND, FOUR iniles from Vanderbilt's landing: omoibns four times @ fy handsome rooms to let, in this very bealthy loca tome je gentlemen. letter of ives bos 1,701 Post otter, Poatpad pect he same bu seeurs I OBOKE know’ ere SEGARS. Ss RS —CASH PURCHASERS CAN PROCU ns from a sigex of over a million fare, al {be from 88 1 Te Ranh advaners ms domes ic and German maniitactre vm ‘0. CHEEKS, 17 Broadway. “______ MUSICAL AND DANCING. 3 SEY ¢ PIANOPORTES, SEVEW OCTAVE, AND TWO i ies le ato et very ‘orent, a "ip to $568 bate it tits, at Kor a Coton pasa corner of puede Sno Wan Give peivens Talent 90 K Pnosene ons secure gat EXPLOSIVE. syn neonont es Tau) oe ane oo. a Soonouy o°. sam a Py ‘ts ‘whale hale ole pita rete mua It verse} ag pid phene snd aul al tourisosy te te ore pe rs fan cooper X, sperm ‘does not rin wears