The New York Herald Newspaper, August 11, 1856, Page 6

6 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, MONEY MaakKT. Soxpay, Aug. 10O—6 P. M. ‘te stock market during the past week has been very mmc depressed. There has been more dispo- sition to sell, and the number of buyers has been gradually growing less. Early iu the week there waa very little business doing, aud holders appeared to be unwilling to submit to toe current prices. More matare reflection seemed to convince many that lower rates would rale, sad realization com- menaced. This inereased the quantity of stock in the market, and in the absence of buyers the mar- ket gradually settled down. Those who have failed to comprehend the danger of their position have now aa opportunity of taking a wider survey of the field Of Operations, amd if they sre not too late in their coucimions, may realize in vime to save serious loases. Tt is folly in these tines to talk about the Sale of town lots applicable to interest Interest received in cash. coated 2EE2 ~ & Crackers, bxa 100 % & Acres. 14,098 constitution vale sold for.. 2,759 free lands sold included > wheatnece 6 prime white, at $1 63: nae, S & actual value of any stock much used in the market for speouiation. I¢ is folly w clk about foreign in- vestments in our securities, so loog as the proceeds .re consumed in silks aod satins. It is abeurd to argue that such sales of st ck» add anything to the gmount of capital employes within our limits. We send ovt our State stocks, our railroad bonds avd ous railroad stecks, and we take dry goods, in payment. We give what represents, for all (ime, owe works of interuui improvement, upon whick the semi-annual interest, or dividend, is regu- larly paid, and get in exchauge a lot of trash which is used ep or thrown aside as useless in less than six montus. In the first seven mouths of the present calendar year, we imported $59,821,116 worth of for- eign d:y goods, against $36,092,073 for the corres- poudiag period last year, suowing an increase in the seven months, or in one season's business, of $23,- 729,045. This is at the rate of nearly one million increase per week. The svrchases of American stocks in this market for foreign account have been paid for out of this im, ortation of foreign dry goods, but probably only to the extent of a small portion of the increased imp: rtution. Fhe stocks paid Tor in this way draw seven, civht, and ten per cent laterest per annam, which imust be remitted semi- anmualy in gold, if necessary, while the silks, satins, (aces,and such trash, receive. in payment for these se- curities, Lave, proba oly, ovg ve.o-e this disappeared, ‘and the demand must be sa‘istied by new importa- tiona, to be paid for in the same way. It is mot at ail surprising to see specie going at the rate of a million dollars per week, or to see large weekly re- mittanees of our stocks, when aarkets can be found here for sixty million doliars worth of foreign dry goods in a period of seven moaths. In the face of such things, no sane man can snticipate a continu- anes of the present financial exse aad abundance. The banks have aidea the present expansion in our foreign trade all in their power. They have in 80 doing run up a discount line of one hundred and twelve million ot dollars, apon the basis of country bank deposits, which every bank manager in the city knows will ultimately be drawn for as soon as the new crops commence moving. The banks bave seized this opportunity to secure good dividends, ‘and are ready to contract at any rate circumstances may requize. The hanks have secured their harvest, and will now look ovt for their -afety. The stock market must be seriously affected py these financial conyuisioas. The banks have loaned largely to the brokers. They have encourayed speculation inevery way, aad afforded every tacility for the hypotheoa- tion of stocks. Their cal: loans are probably at thls moment as large as they have ever before been, and when the contraction commences in ear- heat, we slall see such a panic among holders of certain stocks as few have yet realized. We have no fant to find with the banks for reducing their dis- count Mine? They are compelied to do #0. A con- trary course Is utterly impussivle; but we do blame them for expanding 80 eno: musly, when they knew Vt could uot be otherwise thin temporary; when ihey koew that just as certsin as the season came round—jrst a8 certain as the crops matared—thit just a3 sooa as the harvests were over, the basis of thelr expansicn would rapidly disippear. The banks bave a daty to themselves to perform, and they are therefore regardiess of the inte- rests of stock speculators, So far as in their power tues pfotect the regular merchant, and where necessary sacrifice the operator in stocks. ‘The first mevefheat towards contraction iss restric: tia of caii loans, and the effect is sometimes over. whelming. It is the principal canse of ail our panics, aad its operation freqacatly proves fatal to many a senguine epecuiator. We are, without doubt, upon the eve of a local financial revaisioa. The demand for money is daily increasing, and” the rates of inte- west have! already advanced. The banks, unable to apeet the Cemand upon them for discount, have fore. ‘edtarge fois of paper into the street. The business season is just opening, and last season's liabilities maturing, upon an expansion of bank loans uupre- codented in the history of bauking in this city, Be. fore the fall trade closea there will be stringent times that will try the strength of many houses both inand out of Wall street. ‘The exportation of specie from this port last week was near! y cytes) to the highest point this year. The total for the week was nearly thirteen hundred thou- sand do ars, and for the year more than twenty-one millions of dollars, in about seven mouths. If this is not econgh to satisfy speculators in stocks for a rise that thelr cave Is utterly hopeleas, we give them ap and leave them to their fare. Tne twtal exporta- tien of specie from this port this year will be one- third targer than ever before, while the importations of foreign manufactares wii! exceed im value those © |) previous year. Mr. A. H. Nicolay's regular eekly sale of stocks, bonds. &., will be held on Monday, the 11th inst., at the Merchauts’ Exchange, wt tue asual hour. ‘The anthracite coal trade, the past week, has been tolerally active, thoagh not quite so large as last weck, The demand in still dnll—not equal to the supply: consequently there iv an increased stock at the depots. For the week euding on Thursday isat, the Pending Railroad brought down 46,005 the year to tuat date, 1,251,816 tons, 40 tose to the same time last year, | Navigation brought down, for the Vash ending on ts same day, 25,406 tons, and for the searon, 581,675 tons, against 690,001 tons to the same time las* year. The sbipmenta by the Lebigh Navigation for the werk ondiog Saturday last, were 44,263 tons, aad for the season, 591,89: tons, against 664,751 tons to the corresponding date last year. ‘By these operations, we find tuas the supply from the Scluy!kill, as compared with Inst year, is 147,640 tons. The Mauch Chunk Gazette sets down the decrease, by the Deloware and Hudson canal, at 48,969 tonz by the Pennsylvania Coal Company, 7.505, amd by the Wyoming, about 25,000 tons making the total decrease 224,146 tons. From the Lehigh regions there is an increase; the decrease by fhe canal of £2,898 toma, is made ap by the Lebigh ¥aiiey Rafiroad, and some 90,000 tons over, which, wits 27000 tons from Seranion, gives an aggregate Of 169,146 tons. The Gazelle says:—The dering the remainder of the boating season will not probably much exceed the present deficit. ‘The increased amount to be sent by railroads thé enening winter may be estimated at 150,000 tons, ‘The ‘increased demand for some years past was “phout 600,000 tons per annum; so thatthe for the yeur—say from Jannary, 1466, to April, 1967 —from present appearances, will be over 300,000 tons. The shipments from the Lehigh regions will be reduced this week by the high water. The following is a statement of the sales of the Tifinois Central Rail ond Company's lands for 8,200 do. an Ww $0 atber 2 white sol not 753 feet ada sold foe 21,604 79,000 509 gold for.. oe Add town lots sold ‘for. Acres, His. Principal. mithly rep.. 89,792 AE teport. 19,600 {eee S'e2 $01,077 $207,686 102 Cem: bois. = Mac! eal, fazd nominal for Bt 8 of woeut 40,000 a £0,000 ee ZBE85 bushels, including cistiling OSe. and sound do. in shipping order at 6. gsc soa 3001, 006 Interest. Tal. 181,674 1,520,722 ‘the ie of £,000 bushel pe pons. sands sae) joe. Cores. —Sales of 800 bags Rio aos feaaees WXe.a Corroy.—The sales reached about 658 bales, 133 of which were for the Contiuent, and 400 for home use Cieaa good grades were scarce. ‘and New Orleans at 114c. a 11%, im —There was rather more dout €0,0006 70,000 bushels graix were en- , OR OKC. a 6xe., and 600 a 1,000 London, 200° Lbis. rosin, at’ Os. P and about 10,000 bushels wheat, 5 bags, supposed to be at about 8d. To Giasgor bbis. rosia were engaged at 2s. 10%;d. To Bremen, 1, red at 25. A Bremen brig was ur for London, at 28. Rates to California they were at 7 269,824 $1,242 801,066 Miidling uplands st 1,458,861 162.910 race ee Add ales ei806B erste "68,868 ‘Total enles to date........ proee WR Tg Leaving 1,956,836 acres unsold. The value of general merchandise imported into this port during the week ending Friday, August 8, 1856, was ....... dry goods. oflering, aud to paced in bulk a and ‘pn CUPLATINE Bi Flour, ge 1,0¢0 % 860 Wick, Pale. 8.95) bbis. rosin were en chartered to load wit! Hevre were unchan; 27 %c. per foot measurement, ae —Moderate sales were made, for shipment. at 60c. Tins oe market continued duit, and prices un- ntlaved firm with, sales of 1,053 Domingo, usual weight at ,600 Moxtean at 2lc, six mene ji Pats 400 The exports in the same time were 33 follows:—General merchan diz: Excess of imports over exports.......... We have in this statement the fact that the im- ports aud exports for the week differ in the aggre- gates only $727. The cause of this similarity in amounts is not, however, so satisfactory. The large shipments of specie raises the exports to a very large amount. In the movements of merchandise there is an excess of imports of nearly two millions i D! a4 |—the macicet’ Buenos Ayres, a. 2%¢.; 1,429 St 18440. #:§ months, and rejecting water damaged, Manr taped ut Quarant'ne, it being imraater'al whether com! ing kiy port, which causes much com: !ut and much inconvenivnee to trade. ind of ox and cow hides is 82,400, ) a5 follows ; 23,200 ory Buchos Ayres. 20,800 do rude, 8,600 do Orit inoco, 4,000 do Porte Cabello nad oa, 11,850 do Barcelous, 050 do Maracaibo, 800 do mpico and Matamorae. a iitornia, 10,800 salted RloGrande, 800 do Rio 6 bave been 26,294 hides trom fcreiga ports, and iid coast- wise, as tolbws : 12.442 dry and 4,065 salted Buenos Papen Le et Aa 6,727 Sinpore, per Ino ; atelope, Fredrico and Mayhen ; reea, making a total of 20,27: ond in good demand for the My. Hull, in bis weekly circular, hag the follow: 5,500 Sees Saleh aas.b <gzaese om a bealthy or (same time last year 1,600 do West India, ude hore, The receipts Cassia, mats, 500 ‘The following is a comparative statement of the Tarsw re,pk3 8° $0.253 value of exports from the commencement of the 1963 Tasnpien, per year to August 7: bides Bt Lestuge continues firm, DS ‘ Uats, bush . bats s been in active demand during the week, alee baye been about equal to the rece:pts. The recent severe sme saan no doubt give a material in- crease to om rece nts. Heavy oak and hemi ¢, ond sell readily on arrivaj. Calf ek’ 23 are Upper in ro. gh (s in meagre suppl ee 12,856,602 860,164 Net increase to Augast 7, 1808......... +++ «811,996,488 The quantity and valne of certain articles export- ported from this port last week were as follows:— Comsence or m8 Port or New Yors—Werarr Expats. ia geod request active demand at mj bighes: qvotations :— Copper, ids tor a 3 nails, oe ine —‘ales of 126 bids, made, including 26 at 4&c., Nava: Srorss,—Sales of 2,000 bb! Brandy, Ubis. 164 im do Domes’ baso61 267, i534 0 ae aod the remainder at 42c. Quan. Fe Rosta, Dbis.2,800 $3,548 Sta 16,1) 1,594 a 600 bbls. spirits firm, aud 2,000 deLvered, and 5! ude turpentine w at $5 50 per & Wheat, bu a 1013 Be te eRe, Beeswax, ibs 6,040 bef giish Unseed was in 7. prices. Entes from store, with edles 6 6, § 000 gallons Feg lsh and American, at 85c, in bhds., Crode whale was firm at TT. n 80c.. the 1 oa ood demand, with an tn- Bacon, sibs 208,767 7 Total... 0ccrre BS75,857 The quaatity and value of certain articles im- ported into this port last week were a3 follows: ComMERCE OF x Port or New Yors—W gex: Rd rather rey 4 a Beeswax rary id oll 500 “bls, , do, at Gio we, cases, ie 3 was mace, dei hee oh 13 P was 11%¢ a 12. I | ADVERTISEMENTS REMEWED EVERY DAY, HORSES, s, CARRIAGES, oe a VATE SALZ—A OR high and welzning 48 po! outs 1a va ee saddie, and youth « an: 1d, perfectly sound. kind. te: sre in exeelien! order. “As the ov mM anemtey = 500 A 2 ae Whalebd’e,1b.8,389 6,081 Lignor, bis. 230 9a.nte . SUPpe! 559 Do. fa ond 2s, 360 ey will De sald om reasonable lerms. A eer per Kings Sy, 35, San Tobacco buds. 00 Whale _— . Wheat, bus .26,924 Cheese, Ibs, .4,660 Ac rons H. GATrIELD Proprieto: Bay Spe en HORSE. FRESIT FROM VERMON © Ie 6 years old, fast iraveller, ven eeeeen eres + 808,567 neat wx persons second band rock: tor’s phweton and Apply at 164 Broudy oy, opvosiie ot, Bacholas Hogi DARK BROWN 00), Bag ps Stay MILTONIAN HORSE, Be earand and ki oa aud Delancey. & OWN ER GoIna Sugar, hide. 5,82 i Wheat, busheis.. | Flocr, dbis. 2,000 0. Whatebone,.1,648 yee : oR SALR—A SUPERIOR ax duet ROCK AWAS Js tice, terces., 142 i r HANDSOME BROWN uC snnot he enrpassed f rof date and Koerum ‘Apply at the Cius stable, Contin vols, os Pu % $5000 Virginia @'s... 100OMissourtStates's i 8, “70... ofthe wens Stand’ E OF THR DEST ROAD AND FAMILY ) Ry ye Seat bbis B 7, 1 pend igh sound we "de Bye 4 1005; ALECA BORRET, 1:0 DPT SH NORTH AMARICAN COLONTEE, Teche Park Punk 100 Cumb ORSES, CARRIAGE AND GARNESS FOR SALF — age. patent axles, in # span of bay horses, wel (logethe: of single ; also, 0 hed, kind and good travellers * Cf $0, 8 the owner has no fur CLFOLK MOTSE, 6 WHITE STREET, piber select drawing re onibg: ebair taken va ue proprietor w W HamsOsb Proprietor heplcpeneetneeeonee, WINES A: AND ene CHOTE ASSORTMENT able for hotel Will tke p'ver ws adov find the rocm a m_st excel: barroom + Renn Anne GARRET WINES SOIT 60 he Hy TRR.;; fad wy brandies. Jamaic 109 Mil & Mies Rit ‘2 cere, ‘coi eine ALS CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT, THURSDAY, Angust 0.6 P. Ww Astire were steady at $6 60 ‘or pote. while pearls were following (s the stock ri —— ASKS, SELECT «D ng feom bark 1 ————— HITE BRANDY-1I8 Quar expressly for proserves. street, Hangrer sjusre ae SY HOLRBALE GROCER AN noties—Chemienia, Ae Paes sek a reduce! 5 ee reas ol meen absybthe, pitnonto, me feted bay enema snd ambrotypee, meta cL Favodtwasdin 1 nominal at 85 75. pene ip the Teepection office this morning — oe. 40 Lumber, ft 80,500 SPAN FETT INDTER, 6 ‘he market was firm, withoct change of moment Prices, With a (air demaad for the om, Viewna lime, 6 18) Maya sag, NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST U1, 1856. BOARDING AND LUDGING, cep nies mt msintae Sees 10 aa Spe NEW YORK HOTEL— 6 gcod tenant *taquire ot Be Bee MO" Prince, on te premises.” 247 WASHINGTON STREET—BOARD AND LODG- down town nest one, wi Si 0 w 8; 214 aur re cop ) sosomte aan eyeers Croton silent fr ta ‘Reference 00 EAST BROADWAY 20182. SETER AL. HAND. somely furnishes 2 raed Mpa og of dou, i urent fitted up with ail the moderu improvements, doors above Sellerson atte ~~ EAST EAST TRIRTRERTE STREET.—THREK OR FO! 183 handsome apartments, with oF Sepliemen can ol ithout partial board. Louse. Oral class: us, bath, Se. No other boerders in the houge. Second and avenue cars pass close by. References required. a 151 TENT STREFT.—A SHORT BLOCK wnat ola Broadway -A handsome suit of rooms, also, wel: furni: roous, suitable for si ‘fence, house, Grut elass, with modern improvements, er at § o’e W BHaST TWENTY-FIRST STREET.—SUPERIOR AC- cocamodaiiene for single gentlemen or firs’ class, and where the comforis of a home may be enjoyed : location Unsurpassed, one door from ay wat. arly application must be thade taeecure rooms. 107 PRINCE STREET.—A LARGE Au a ROOM, well furnished, suitable for hh Seemed and wife, or two single gentlemen, may be obta! by applying Roptha House contains bath and ges, Q SPRING STREET. FOUR DOGRS FROM BROAD. way —To let. several handsomely furnished rooms, t ele geatiemen; the location is near all the frst class hotels, in the building, of Ansca i 0 SEANSLES STRERT.—a SUIT OF ROOMS, ON third floor; also, large double and single roonis for gonilemen, sll needy furans’ ‘Appiy an aboto, arse bouse Woot of Brow!way. 68 “as iS STREET, CORNER OF FIRST AVENCE.— mntiemen cau be accommodated with ful! or partial ly furnished rooas without board, ae <afonnbie terms. os neighborhood. Cars and stages Gi] BRECKER SUREET, NEAR BROADWAY.—TWO elegantly furnished parlors, on the ‘irst floor. and apart ments onthe second floor, of a private hovse, outa ail the modern improv} ements, to let, wid or without bi 60 AND 62 2 VARIOK STRERT, § ST. JOHN'S at A fow bandsomely furnished rooms, suitable families, now vacant, to let, with board. tansient oF perma tly, also rooms =e single gentiermen; frst class accommo ire as above. 54. WALESR STREET rive DOORS WEST OF Broadway.—A quiet ant genteei private boarting bouse for single gentlemen ani gensomed ane thetr wives. ne. Hot, eold and suoiver baths froz, AVENCE.—GENTLEMEN IN WANT OF e apartments, ‘cr elegant suite of rooms, can be ated us first Glasshouse, with ai! the couveniences ie home sud the best cf attendance, Axe, a ble for 4 physician. 63 S PLACE.—A PLEASANT ROOM AND y board for one or two persous cau be obtained at No. 6 St iark's place. PARTMENTS WAN: the winter, b; two cbiléren aud nished house, whi let s part on re SD—WITH FULL, BOARD FOR consisting of a gentleman, wife, rae. Aby person with a comforta! no other boarders are taken, wee to able terms, will please Post lice. “Situation above Eignth steces, and between Second and Bisth ayexues, ese (PRIVATE FAMILIES AND ROARDING HOUSES) first class boarders should ue Boarders’ Exchange, Apytcton for boarde:s aciually obtained. G. ratultous | tobe board seekers. r; LADY OR LADY AND GENTLEMAN CAN BE accommodate! with a neally furnished roow v 5 lady, in & small family of a widow , the loca nes of fiages passing near the Vath, Sc. Address ‘ Baker,” Atiached, to let to single gen’ th al the mocera improvements; also « at 9% Prinee street, a few doors west of —ONE OR TWO FAMI men cau be accommodate! board, in the very desirable 7 Fifth avenue. Belevence ex- ROARD WANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY, IN A priate fa’ for which she would cove art of her time iy lcaculng some of it members the piano, as compensa- ion, | The mos: unexeeptionable relereuces given If required Address Adelaide, Herald office. OARL.—ONF OR TWO GERMAN GENTLEMEN CAN be accommods'ed with handsomely oms and [he don J sees sole family. pond A is py ‘Onear Washing parade grovad, Apply at 3 By fon atreel beiweem Blevcker and Amity sirects — OARD —CRNTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES, OR STN men, €an obtain pleasan’ rocme and beard r “00k! to minute and bata, and Touse cont + dems myaerace, BOF A & D FLOOR, (PAR. h board ; @ beautiful locaiton, epposite m park. Fourth strect consisting of twe large bedroom and bathroom ; boaré and rent rea ycnsible and genteel party, Inquire of NPB. away. in the plane warcroom, immediately OARD IN RROOKLYN, ON THE HFIGATS —GFNTLE men anc their wires and a few siagle gentiemen can be aecommedaied with board, at 13 Popier sweet; location pleasant, two minutes walk frou Fuitoa ferry. Terms mo cerate, BoL2D.IN RROOKLYS— WITH FURNISHED, FRONT coms. on the second floor also front room on thir! tor The house is drat clans. plensanily located, about five min: es Wolk {oom South ferey. Apply ai 43 Congress street, th doors below Henry OARDING, AT $8 BLEECKER STREET—TLREE nd floor. we'l adapted for family or a ‘slso, rooms on the third tloor; the ¢ moder inp covementa. BOshd TN BROOKLYN A GENTLEMAN CAN BE accommoated with a pleasant room and board, in » pri- Vate family, Giree minutes’ walk {com Wall sireet or South ferries. Apply at 44 Joralemen street. Boe IN WROOKLYN—WITHIN FIV: Tk of Wall and Fulton MINUTES’ man aod his oom men can be necommmod M4 Apply at 190 Heary street, between Pierre and Cla RD LS three ir mites Wall ae! tbe would J 525 inmates fur the winter Inthree doors of Hicks. cr WANTED—? OR A GENTLEMAN, WIFE “AND child and two ladies in a pleasant Iceation. Aud on or nent » ralirow! or stage route. Terms te be moderate, Address ber 492 ost oftiee, FEW 812 4 wife LE GESTLEMEN AN ommodated with coms, in & ple [NG.—1WO OR TAREE YOU Igy’ with board, de Minth and T. ESTLEMEN.—A F: with well fu tages pass ibe d r every few miviies, B ARDING —F RN SHED ROC hout bear ‘so a few $0 per week at 404 Fe uated with board. corner of Twent browghout tr OARDING.—A FBW SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN OB. tain pleasant cooms and good yoard st No. Spring etreet, wear the "owery. ninth stceet. Mot and cold batus and gid ae YOUNTRY ROARDING OSE OR TWO FAMICing / crn have Lon Bellevue Garden. foot cf Eightieth ize FA je gentiemen, +, location Wy at 73t 8, near itroadway. ¢ Cropmy's lumber wharf HED ATTIC BEDROOM, FOR A GENTLEMAN, srjetly private family; room kept in order: rent, $ nie at = m OPES! Neel. Brooklyn, withia Catharine fervic: AN BE ACUOM ily residing out of mnodati: as go0% tre moder ate. Mice RN ADVERTISER WISITRS TO PROCURE PERMA nent board for hinaetfand wife. in a genteel privatedam! y Where the eomfor!s of home can be wo Teoma o8 te gecond Moor will be required. Local be desivable: gerbe ond Union square, , box 2,180. Post office, wo SINGLE GENTLEMEN ty, A Address A. P., era’ © OR THRER StNGt tleman fd his beard, in n fumby where bat few borrders can be take these Lady ny home, on very moderate terms ean anpls ai Ko. Carmine street fons deernnbor' tiieccket U P TOWN ROARDING.—A FEW SINGLE GENTLE of gentlemen and their wives ean be accommodated dsome fyrrniehed or nmfurnished rooms, with or with out board Forty second street, ebgiveen Broadway and Sixth avenize, second houre from PB north wide FANTED BY A GRNTLRME™ AND Hits Witt, A nice furnished room, © board for the Iwly ant p J for gentleman. Adirevs A. K., feral? oihe ROARDERS, A? W ANTED—A PRW RESPROTA DT VV "ply 04 408 sini avenue Term — SEGARS, BGARS —OVER A fag al or 7 1m VARTOUS +> kinds, at meh Jess than their market value. Also 10 boxes superior Soinlly soap *! 15 per cent less than the maon facturors prices Cash advance! of semars, of Mavann, do mertic 9, German manufacture oy eee No, 17 Broadway, DRY (iste eaes a era far | Asin iu Jan re sal lg pea ES Amos, iat OF oF Eee MANDIR * Sag te Broadway, Chambers -|C TK NCOULANSTN Bletae cent cLoaKs, pages sata ETO, Acompiete aeeet ithe above lino, intends ‘ADE, THE To oun he invites the attention ne 28, 6190 Of ees frou overd caption ot ta styles, 40., which he offers on the most rime tA See ae reat Para Bsposiinn ‘ignow upoutsowa a marnete Sires Rit werchees seein reaviatiey ant ae Ga GKOw A. CLARE, 82 Dey airect towered nara paneeme~ A new article retin rome: VART & CO., Broadway. ‘Chambers and Reade streets. MBROIDERIES, &¢.— Cambrle and mourning collars from auction ee 13 damaged, and which will be Sold verychenp, Also, — a ui Ard lawn handkerchiefs, f 1 a een ‘© COMPANY, 473 way, MMENSE STOOK OF VALENCIENNES AND BLACE Pines at wiih new paiterns, eat Valenciennes edging. Is. per gard, anew PETER ROBERTS & CO., 875 Broadway. pete AND Sesh TEs aan DB ‘AISON CHANCEREL, 14 Bonn Staent, New Yor: SELLING OFF. AP UNDER 1 PRICE, UE US!, Laces, gloves, ritbomn towers, Lepansia, mantiltas, il Gresges'cd otners, bareges, mus'ins, brillantes, fc, dc, de, wholess.e aud relat, in ‘consequence of dopat re, OUTHERN AND SOUTH WESTERN MERCHANT: can find an excel.ont assortment of swan ae eraine trim ming, wrictlets, rufls, besides a large lot of faney fur vieto Fines, cuffs and mulls, manufactured under the superriatoa 0 the well knowa GEO. 8. MAWSON, Agent, 4 T WHOLESALE BUYERS Sanew ores EELS kt DOW pre) Cloaks, ding Maxtilias, Talmes, &c. oa 3 Manufactory, emp LE ERS —WE HAVE NOW ON da arian that kinds of corsets to wie we invite the atten’ of jobbere aud wholessie Pye ee . Be i skirts, GAYNOR, Also 8 varie! _Importe “seturer, 45 Thirdar., near Tet Tenth a per ‘LLING MANILES, TRAVELLING M. ANTURS, 5 ibe In linen, tweed, mobialz ematerislts p> QEEKMAN & CONANT, 3 Proadwy THITE SWISS MUSLIN BASQUES, BEEKMAN & COMPANY, 473 Broadway. Of doited aad embrel ered Suisse Lasqrees Which will be sald low. Just received by A fresh iavoin rete 9 RCOF TRAY) RUNG pee stesrier Persia, ea Mondoy; August 1b by: GE HEARN, atx 125 Broad WISANCIAL, ultiee —aaa + TO LOAS, AT SIGHT. 200000 RES. Tus SiGgues: Paice Paip ron Pawsnacneny Tires, Fans 6. "MaCDUPY, Sie Brosdy ay 1. 2: 2. 992, —WE 1.04 THE BIGIKST PRICE » en Camonts, jewelry, ery goods silks, clohing, segare and every epecies of merchandise, contucted in a private, prompt and eon’ : salistaction to all. Office hours from Broadway, near Cana! sireet. Pawn od our bust 4le prckers’ tickets Lenght ) —woNEY TO LOAN, ON WATORES. 81.000.000. sires Soe tay ae Ash. Notes, bonds, mortga, orks, &e., negotiated (2 Nassac aixce!, corner of Ana, wecend door, rooms Nos. and 2 “THOMPSON & 6 4.CO., beakess and commission merchants, £755 5.000% aij) TOLoax—on DEABOEDS, WATCHES ani Jewelry, or bought for ensh, by JOB. 799. 1 Cham! et, basemen! ‘Businens Sore a iat trom vu o. x Seo ‘usiness d Enetered 05 Satur $775,000 %2 285-03 Puno, waren Gis mans cash, Hoads Viguls aaa’ morgaglh eegrawe aia a s Sreatwar, corner or a reet, room N. WORTH OF PIRST CLASS CITY STOCKS cme d.vidend wil be for sale, ag? o 0 in amounts of 81.000 and up wards a et ae op 1 can Pow better lat mone se aptly to HOWES 4 CO., 94 Nason portunity for ea Vested tn real street. en *) — A SPLENDID CHANCE IS NOW OFFERED \ stnart, enterpric’ man to secure e well es blieed Dusiness now yielding 8 me pcr sear net pros. Tight, gente. and sure. Apply at 29 Broadway, room 33: os ADWAY quomar ba bh . di.mouds, Wate welry, pianos, fey got semnre, oraes, carriages, Sr a ae scription of property: ct boaght tur cash. Mocks, mong Frocoes” Waser eat hucke bee - KE. THAYER, rooins Nos jo, 18 Chamvers EY T9 LOA Nigh ‘AVON Bs, od all vacua’ for “. 1 EWC, co ay OENTY BONDS WANTED — PARTIES HAVING Wee.ern county bond: es rene & to exebange them pee ee proper have au opportinity ¥ addressing Cour Misciared 0 setal-cameal ondemaus at ti. oflee PRTC 4, ,,_ Boereta: E OF THY PPNNSELVANIA COAL COMPAYY, of Rronéway and Wall sire ‘Tork, Augusl 16 —A wernt -annnial ¢ er cemt on the ca Fy hes Gale offtee of the ec peas, in the olty of of nthe Hi day of Au inst. com the tthe tek tort? “Hort Treasurer. READING BATLBOSD com ‘ourth etreet, (is LS a 4 of 4per cent ante é ve Hla AND J welt SaEint! PEGA AND RCRRAN VALLEE RATLROAD COM- OM A dividen? of four per cent om the on nee Of tis erm) Any hos been declared. pay pie op the FE pK August at the sities of the Chieage ahd Kook » rat’ Ths. trasefer books wll be Aweust. The Interest on the houts on the Iat August, at the Corn FRAT, reware, WAXED T | PERSON, WITH FROM THRER TO FIVE Voudred dofars, ke fall ehatge of a store, Goud pec uty f ws to Mr, Buckley, way from 3tebee My pty yb Pog Pt y. au! prinetial attendance ov a O1e8 MORONEY, 47014 Pend street S$ AND GENTL iN HAVING ‘covtve the utmoat value by address wrect, near Cana, or 62 Wes Jed ty by Mes. Cohen SOU TME RN AND WESTERN MERCHANTS (WISH. Soe to bay fine €duhtog ihe sabesrioers eller their abil and enitages, Taving experience In this department of ole D3 new pericr indreementa tc deslerste first Cine clothing, ctiienr frome & well seloned siosh on tse aheivrs ¢* ill make to order ‘om Kemal! compslenion, groda eslected dene! tr ing. tn the most Lo Try Brsigont , AO! “ ru Swill ineure ceslers wr! the alfealty of se iing ont consequence of bs myles and stake, and ws foe tha! Py our eyatem #). thie can be svorioa Of thle a on whe Me er wa wilh their w rendy to con’ yet ken ‘ts a TWINGE DF RVRET BRR Ite or connected wil the game the me@rufactory of O'CONNOR & tablee for sale [PRQTED 2H 11AND TABLES AND Cl’sTitO3 tente? Pevunry 19. 1906; warranted. ma‘hemotteally Gur: reel, wil pomesaine ¢ Uni elasticlty ra 91) seaawen "Fer sale es (OMAEL LHRLAN, 0 Chambers atrect, ap stare. SONS WIETING TO PURCHASE BILLTAR #4 “bles will find it to thelr ndenctage te enll at We BHARP'S manufactory, 1 Folion etrenty where Onn pencan new and second hand thbies, setup in playing order, which Will be gold .ebeep ASTERNDTD STOCK OF NAW a, with ovr newly invcited ext, ) tel tri vit tented vo. GIVETH DRCKER, 6 Ann steeets