The New York Herald Newspaper, December 26, 1859, Page 3

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Suwpay, Dos. 25, 1950. ‘Mec week ending yesterday, as usnal at this ecazon, ‘wimeesed less activity thap usual ia business cireles, Chengh at the South the movement mm eeHon eoutinucs te ‘We unprecedented, and here at New York the import en- tries are likewise unparalloled fer the season. ‘Wp to the close of the last cotton week the amount ef bales received at the ports sineo Soptomber was 1,760,000, against 1,493,000 to the same date of 1868, and $32,000 to ‘Ge samo date of 1857; of this the expert has been 902,000 ‘bales thie year, against 729,000 tosame date Jast yoar, and 228,000 to same date year before. number of per- gous who refuso to believe that the crop will exceed 4,000,000 bales ws steadily diminishing, and 4,250,000 i «am almost oniversally received eatimae. fe hardly necessary to add that me one can entimate with any accuracy to within 250,000 bales of the veaks; the crop may tarn out to be 4,000,000 or 4, 600,- 600. In Mnglana tho excess ever previous years bas anced a decline of J¢ a 34 Of a penny from the bighest prises ruling; iu the South an unusually large demand from France and the continent ef Europe. sustains tho market, This demand is partly speculative; but it is quite Mkely that the consumption of cotton is increasing ia Brance. Breadetufis continue generally inanimate. Speculators here are evidently disappointed at the sluggishness and declining tendency of tho foreign markets; accordingly ‘we note ® decline of 10c. a 160. in flour from the highes vates of the month. From Chicago a similar state o ‘tings is reported, though there have been lately heavy purchases of breadituffs and provisions in hat market. Letters from Liverpool report that ‘four ie being imported from France, and that the epera- ton leaves a profit to the importer, This hardly tallies ‘with the reports current a short while since of the short @rep in France. However, the best authorities have all along held that there could be no matertal advance in the _ Briees.of wheat and flour in Eogland ull about or after New Year; eur operators must wait a few weeks before they despair. ‘In foreign preduce the business of the past week has ‘been moderate. Sugars are again slightly higher, and firm at the advance. Teas are dull; holders do not seem t understand why they do not advanoe. Coffee is gene- rally dull, with the exception of Rio, which is frm. Hides are higher, and the demand frem the trade is good. Lea- ther has also advanced, Thero is hardly anything doing fm weol, and the price is unchanged, ‘There is nothing doing in dry goods, but the importa- fens are unusually heavy, Some of the large importing Ihouses centinue to assert that the orders sent te the Oon- ‘iment fer goods have been more moderate than usual; fihus far the facts do not bear them out, and, for our part, wo look for uo decline in the imports. It has be- @eme 20 much the custom of the trade for each importer te azeert loudly that he has reduced his orders, and then privately to increase them, tn the hope that his neighbor ‘will really curtail his, that we look for no cure for the present mania for over importation, but a long series of ‘Waprefitable yoars, which will end by weeding out of the wade all the weak and many of the strong houses. Dry goods importing bas been so long a profitable business, ‘and it is 80 easy to import, especially with banks ever peeking to expand, that the wonder is that the thing was not everdone long ago. ‘The following are the Custom House tables ef the trade of the port for the week and since Jan. 1, a3 com- pared with tho figures for the same period of the last two 1858. 1859. 381,632 2,490,408, 1,940,377 21445400 otal for the woek | $1,783,645 4,634,808 Before reported... 21 1,i40,607 1s2'eis Bor 230,855,686 Bince Jan. 1 $212,024,42 144,070,876 Exroats bgt oF SProre. 1859, For the week...... $1,083,346 1,140,713 eae Previously reported.. .68,066,292 87,487,228 63,562,913 Since Jan.1...... Rainaged seinain S44 65,676,776 Exports 0} Schooner Hanuibal—Jacmel, Ot 8. 8 gold coin..... $500 Steamship Moses Tay! lor—Havaaa, U. 8: gold coin. Steamship Persia—Live: ‘pool, California gold bars. 150, English silver... Previously Te} im some degreo, the smallness of the export, though a ‘ais acuson gold never flows eastward to any extent. Some * ghipments have been made South, however, and thus the movement of specio has been against the bank average, ‘as the following comparison between the bank statement made up yesterday (in lieu of Mouday) and that of last week will show:— Wikend’g__Loams. Specie. Cireula’n. Deo: 17, /8123,008,577 20,620,809 8,003,026 476 Doo. 24... 124,677,316 Toreasiser Ssuvlod 71208752 crease... $1,078,108 = — 8,257 eee Taaa. 8h 5 ‘We haye nothing tg remark on the above, except that we trust whon Congress organizes that it will atiract the attention of msmbers, At this rate our banks will havé no less than $135,000,000 of discounts in Apri! next; and when the time comes for them te curtail in order te protect their specie—which will fiow out freely enough to pay for ‘the enormous importations of foreign goods which they are now encouraging—the merchants will realize the soundness of the ccusure we now pronounce on their po- licy. ‘The same warnings wore uttered in 1857, and were disregarded, as they are now. The bank reserve of specie received an accession of strength yesterday, in the shape of $1,408,234, arrived per Baltic from California. We presume that most of this will go South in the course of tue ensuing week, While the fall in Kuropean bis pro- vents shipments of specie against them, the fall iu North- ern bills at New Orlorns causes @ flow of gold southward, ‘and it js evident that the banks cannot accumulate much. Yesterday was the last day for making the usual depo- sit ef one per cent against bids for the three million of Jreasury notes which aro to be awarded at Washington on Tuesday next. Tho amount of ceposits at this pointy up to four P. M. yesterday, has not transpired, the Sub-Treasurer, contrary to custom, refusing to furnish the amount to tho pross. Some of the Didders will probably deposit at Washington, Tho amount of the bids would have been larger had any other ay of next week beon eelected for the awards. As it was, bidders here were expected to make their bids three days pefere their competitors at Washington; they wero thus Placed at 60 great a disadvantage ‘vhat it was singular there wore any bidders at all under such circumstances. It geems to be generally understood that six per cent will be the rate of tue aew notes to be awarded; no one seems willing to give par for 534’s or 634’s, and the Secretary is net allowed by Jaw to issue motes boaring over 6 per cent. ‘The moncy is required by the govermment to pay last year’s postal appropriations, for which Congress will pass ‘a bill as goon as it organizes; no disturbance will thus be caused in the money market by the withdrawal of coin from the banks, as it will flow back to thom again direct- ly. The amount of duties continues fair; ihe Sub-Trea- sury held yesterday $6,132,218, against $6,015,562 at the tloge of last week. Money has not varied in price since last week, though ‘there is rathor more inquiry than there was, probably in Gensequence of the holidays, and the derangements in financial movements caused by the loss of a day in each of the two holiday weeks. Wo quote call loans 687; very fow loans are made, however, at the latter fgare, which is ovly given when the security is not generally Available, Most of the brokers are omply supplied at 6 per cent, The supply. of morcantilé paper has been ‘ample since last week, and cspitalista find no diffteulty in obtaining firet clase double name paper, 48 6 months, a’ ‘7 per cent, Short accoptances, vory prime, go at 6& 0; ‘after the holidays, the rango of paper negotiable at these rates will probably be enlarged, Names leas known aro enrrept, a8 usual, at § ® 10a 16 per cent, according to @landing, &. Thor have been no important failures pince last week. Thore wad ® rumor that the Kerosene ‘Oil Company, whose directors failed a short while since, bad failed to meet its paper, but thia is contradicted by the officers of the company. The concorn has, we be- Neve, a good deal of property, and @ profitable businoss, ‘The supply of Southern bills of exchange has been very Jorge, especially on Paris, and an active business was done for the Persia at rates not varying material. ty from those current last week, to wit: 1095 a 34 for Dankers’ sterling, and 6.1610 6.173¢ for france, Very good Southern bank bills were done at 5.18%¢ for franca; some excoliont sterling bills wont at 100% a3. There ‘waa no steamer for Earope from this port yesterday, and foreign exchange has henoe been inactive since the Persia galled, Somo bills on Paris were sold for tho steamer from Portland; nothing was done for the Boston stcamory on ‘Wednesday next, At the presont rates of exchange spo- ee cannot be profitably shipped to Europe to gover bills. BSW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1859. BABITIOS INPEDRDOD ROR Movement of Govan Steamers, Bo long as cotton ta going forward 80 frooly ae i ie at pre- ‘tent, 20 considerable exports of specie need be expected. ‘The price ef sight bills on New York af the oittte mma- tioned is as follews, the price being ex ressed im the our- rency of the cites Where the bilis are drawn-— Exchange on New York at New Orleans bas been fall- ing slowly; it has now reaehed a point whieh leaves a small margin for profit en shipments of gold from here, and some parcels of gold have been shipped, A further fall ie generally anticipated. In the West exchange is steady at points which place sight drafts on New York about at par for gold. The purchases of eern and pro ‘Visions, as well as flour, bave been very large at Chicago, Bt. Louis, Milwaukee, &co.; and the preapect is that « lively business will bo done in these staplos throughout the winter. ‘The following bas been the corse of the stock market during the present month:— Now.’ gan paion iin 17. tr a, 84: ae 837% pA York Centra She $0 18: i oe ay a at aX uy 5 tral. 41% 40 30% BO, B03 Southern guart’d. 193 173% Hes 41% 17 Miineis Central... 6835 663% 00% bY, id 1" ax 08% 66, 0% ux & 03% 63 2 10% 19 ata 14 1844 186 128 ox. div. 40% 41 42% 41. Pacite Mal: % TA 16% 16% 76. The week closes on @ rather beter market than we had from Monday to Thursday. . Early in the week some of the strectiand board jobbers, availing themselves of the prevailing dulucgs, assailed some of the moro promi. nent fancy stocks with vigor and success. ‘The conduct of the New York Central directors, in anticipating their usual dividend day, by declaring a dividend of one per cent leas than was expected, exercised a prejudicial effect on that stock, which, having remained steady at 80 while all the other stocks on the list had declined 6 to 10 per cent, was the more likely to yield to any vigorous pressure. Accordingly, the bear offerings caused Central to decline to 76%, and several Western stocks in proportion. On Fri- day there was a rally, and yesterday—partly in conso- quence of the demand for three days’ deliveries coming on a single day—a further advance took piace. So far asthe future of the market is concerned, tho argument of tho bears appears chiefly to be that, during the agitation of the slavery question, stocks cannot ad- ‘yance, as the public will not care to risk money in fluctu- ating securities. The bulls, on the other hand, point to the ateady-increase of traffic on the railways, and argue that the improvement in their business, and the resump- tion of dividends, must tend to foster speculation and investment in railway property. The experience of the past has generally been that after the holidays there was ‘an increaso of business on the Stock Exchange. People are generally not disinclined to put money into stocks at that season; and just then there is a good ideal of money afloat in the bands of individuals, arising from divi- dends paid, intorest, &e, ‘The following is a statement of the earnings of the Ohio and Mississippi Ra!lroad for the month of November, 1858 and 1859:— (MERCIAL REPORT, Sarurpay, Dec. 24, Asues.. Freee — Covey t sbaak 08 7 ba 20 vols, ehielly pots, at 63¢c., with sma! pearis % Bxeapervrrs —Flour—The market was nee, and holders of some grades of State and Western demanded an advance of 5c. to 10c. sl barrel, which tended to check transactions. The sales footed up about 8,000 @ 9,000 bbls., closing within tho following rango of eeseesex prpeeree Rearayae SoSssser eee tae Canadian brands were steady i fair F request, with sales of about 175 bbls. at $5 rf a a8 75 for extra brands. There was @ steady demand for the home trade, for Southern flour, and the sales embraced about 1,200 bbis., closing within the range of tne abuye quoutions, Ryo flour was steady at our quotations. Corn meal was in active pods toca dull. Wheat was quite firm,and held generally above the views of purchasers. Tho sales em- Dbracec 4,700 bushels, including Milwaukio club at $1 20, and iuoluding 800 buble prime white Michigan at $1 20. Corn was heavy, while the embraced about 18,000 bushels, including New Jersey ;and Southern new white and yellow at 87c. old was scarce and nominal Barley was firm at 770. @ 830. for State and at 8c. a 8c. for Canada East. Barley malt was quict at 2c. a 85c. Oais were in good supply and the market heavy, with gales at 45c. ad6c. for Western, and at 46 }<c, a 46340. for Canadian. Corrxs. —The market was steady but quiet. Sales of 400 by of Maracaibo were made at i20., and 27 do. Jamaipa~ Corrox.—The sales embraced 6,000 bales, Inclu ting 3,200 in transit, The market closed steady for lols in store at Lig, FreiGais.—Rates were firm, with a fair amount offering, ‘ospeciaily for Liverpool ana London. To the former port 6,000 bushels of wheat were eugaged in bags atp. t.; 400 bales of cotton at 34d. @ 9-821; 800 tiorces of beef at 88. ,94.; 5 tons of’ clover seed at 258., 100 packages of ‘butler at 268, and 100 barrels of pork at 88. To London 40 half chests tea, wore engaged, at 17s. 64.; 15 tierces rice at 278. Gd.; 100 do. at 253, and 100 tiercos beof at $8. Rates to the Continent were steady, with moderate engagemenia, Hay.—Sales of 500 to 000 bales were made for shipinent at voc. a 100c, per 100 lbs, For city use it was selling at 9c. a 1000. Tnox.—Scoteb pig was firmly held at $24 a 225 for six months, with small sales of the latter delivered from ard. u ‘Lim was steady, with moderate sales; common at 860.: the other kind was beld at $1 10, Morasses —The market was quit, while full prices con- tinuca w be demanded. NavAaL Sroges.—Sales of 100 bbl, spirits turpentine ‘wore made at 443¢c. a 45c. aad crude turpentine were quiet and nominal Ons —Linseed was steady, with seles a day or two of 16,000 gallons in casks and barrels at 58c. a 6%c., and 100 bb! ie ‘Which sold at 60c, cash, and 180 crude sperm at Piovanora.—Pork was firm and in fair demand, with Sales of 1,200 bbis., including mess, at $1612 4 $16.20; new city do. at $1724, and thin ‘mess at $16 25; old rime mess at $13, and prime Bold at $1) 62% a $1i 75. Bact woe in moderate but steady demand, witb sales of 300 a 400 bbig., inoluding country mess at’ $6 a $5 25; 1 sacked ditto at $9.a % (ares and extra ‘ais 60a Sli 60. ‘ime mees was quict at $18 Boot hams were firm, with saice of 400 Dbis. al “$14 50 a $16 for western, and at $1460 for Vermont, Cut meats were quiet, and in fair supply, with sales of 175 pack- ages and ueroes at 6%0. w 63g. for shoulders, wud at 93¢c. @ 10c. for hans; ae” Tatier Price for, city cured. Lard wes unchanged, while the sales embr about 600 a 700 barrels, at 10}4c. a Xe, Buiter and” cheese wore in steady demand at unchanged prices, Rick, —Salos of 60 tierces were made ai 440, Svoan.—The market “was quiet but firm. The sales were confined to about 250 hhds. Cuba refining goods, at ‘THe. P . *Fasseare —Sales of 800 barrels were made at 270, Paar ELAR aL The Hide and Leather Trade of New — in 1859. ‘Tho commercial statietion show that this city is the largest hide market on this continoat, if not in the world. ‘The total importations for the fiscal year onding January 80, 1868, amounted to the value of $9,884,358, nearly one half of which came from South America, including Buenog Ayres, Venezuela, Brazil, Uruguay, &.; and the value of skins from British India amounted to $1,684,448, of the whole amount imported inw the United States New York received $6,620,020. The greater part of the supplies received are sold to the tanners in tho interior, who return their equivalent in Gressed leather and skins, and which arc distributed over the United States, with some shipments to Ragland; the chief gales, however, are made directly to the manu- nek ed of boots and shoes. This, by the aid of com merce, the plaina of the tropics supply the hides from which, after the ie tae of tanning, the feet of those in habiting the high latitudes, amidst its frosts and snows, aro shod. The poiitical disturbances on the Rio La Plate real the ch tr ah ‘of the Orimooo, tel! upon the supply an det—and hence upon the walue of loathar and the riven of shoes and boots, ag decidedly as disturbances of asimilar character at tho South would do upon the prices of cotton and its products, The late war oa the ]a Plate as caused prices to advance both im England tn thie country. er also has assumed greater firmness, ‘The advance in Buenos Ayres hides haan reached about cent per Ib. The receipts the past ports amounted to 47,767, and lola meetic porta, reach a total of for this month have Grate ihn galee during es enlon 14,670 wore ried Buenos Ayres, ‘The sock of ox and cow hides on hand amounts to 245; S00 egainst 62,600 at the same time in 1858, and 382,400 in 1857. ‘The leather market was active Inst week, and saics large, while prices closed at an advance of fully 34 to Loent per Ib, The stock was reduced; good tannings were withdrawn from market, at current rates, holders preferring to await the opening of the new year, wader the supposition that prices will rale higher. “Oak, slaughter and salted, ranged from 270. to 6c. for cropped Spanish and good light middle and Lot d ta, a ered » from Allkinds of hides, pranged h Vy Orinooo, wo for light an‘ middle weights Buenos ayrea, °° ® 20 for Wi ve gongs Angelo, , Baltimore.—By steamtug AehiDes, wae caion NW; t sunset Tele, FORT yng faward dound Franctseo ‘at anchor ‘Hook, bound in. Wind W, moderate, '. a RiORLANDS: Deo negro ena vata .bonind vessels sight. Wind W, ta weather clear. Miseellancous. For account of disaster to schr Vol Satierly nee telegraphic news. The sleamabipe Star of the South, Ospt Lyon, and Montgome ry, Capt Berry, arrived yesterday from Savanuah. Their re spective pursers have placed us under new obligations for 00 ‘pious supplies of late Southers papers. Snir Hetveris, at Havre, wasin the inst Ber ex; damaged dry dock reps would amonnt to about $2,000, would be sold wt auction. Bark Haptey, Kent, from Baltimore for Boston, put into Holmes’ Hole 224 inst leaky, having kept both pumps ‘Constant ty golng during the ‘panaage 19 Keep the veswel free, but dove Fi while Bane Aconn, which i Jota opment 19th inet leaky, hae 16 into tbe ia! a eins pa repairs te a ead ie ev "Will proseed w recaulked wi at mach brut andube ooh ne Mm anie, Wuasing a Doxram, of Warren, before reported lost, ——_ said to Bave been insured for $24,000, mostly at offlces ta = Mecranic. Fretericks, Curacos (aot Porting. yar oabere ties ct Stor tase ‘ he house, pie eee during Passage, split wails ponte, owt ei gp & sen a ewevt decks, slove Yith inst, ‘he remained ashore 23d. eres Br Sone Souiciror, ashore at Southam; been doned, and the hull was soid at auction ohn Rompoent fen be.strioped.. hopes ge ‘eff twice, but Plea ov ‘ sguin, thumped e bolo her bows. and was: wbanduned. Reus Geo Waxuen, Wallece. of and from Millbridge for Bos gy har bg yt ype nen day foll of water, ‘Bho will have tw diecliarge cargo 2nd rep! fcar Grecian (ot Deer Inie), Ball, yrith tom red bor chat ines pon roma 0 17th Trou and went asbore ia tuatheker's core, biged aad ier wit bea Urew saved. pees cee Bitty Buck, ogee for Boston with lum- Ju pace of” 19h Inst, striking on what ts oaliod Plain Tide Ledge olf bagi Teen bleed and punk, bat was fot up and vowed lato Be.{ael; will hve to diechargs and hau! out before proceeding. Sonm Zavaita, Haines, at Baltimore from Jacksonville, was obliged to throw overbourd part of deck load 16th Lusi, Scr Senator, before reported ashore at Greenport, stili re- mained 24th, thongh she bad sustained no injury. S100P legals) Greenport Watchman, of Dec 24 a) Kerlous spprebensions for tbe safety of the ‘soap veeds, Uapl Bylvecier Rackett, of this port, here, deen felt for some day- plat Lhe vrobabiiiies are atch as to involve ihe Almost cer 1p preeuroption that she has been Jout with ali ga board. he chroumstances of this distressing alfatr are these:—On Nov 24, the Leeds arrived here fiom New York, bound to Providesos, baving on board's heavy load of marole After disc} 8 few thousand feet of lumber, Capt R sailed for Providence next day n ittile after noun. ‘It was then more moderate shan tbe day before, and was nearly culm. Butin the might, Capt Havens, of the Foz, who went down tbe bay bebind th Loon reports {hat « stropg gale sprung up from 8 aW, and ibe ext day it blew bear! i, from laver point. From that time to . no word 66 to the fate which has befallen the Leeus and thoe on bourd of ber—Uapt sack ltson, a wosi estimable young mav of some has a wife and one chilc, aad a colored emned faase Ellawordke-una boon received.” Capt Rackett was one af our oldest and net known se men, having followed the soa for 53 years,jor ever since Be wos ten years old. The bark Black Regie, tute a whaler from Sty Harbor, and belonging to the estate of Ybowaa Brown, decd? was gold Yast week io A H Power of New Badtord, for Sau aod taken to the isiter place on tow. Will go into the Greenland whale fiabery. € The following tebe gives & mammary of the vessels in the harbors of New York, Boston, Buitimors, Wil Charlesion. Bavaanah,’Mebile, New Orleane sad Qi resien, 8 lates: exoounts from eech of those ports:— Crusoe) for ‘ut 10,0°eiock ou the East poo = ls ole Ba Bo B ie oar y Gray, RS, for Tristan next of ehip oP ae ree, popes, Pgs Catharines ex 17 17, Cas Xie esse heO Ount Hbockley,, her at Maurjtina Nov 9, 23 months from bbls gp oll TS mite Mauritius June 18—1,1580 bbls ap, hy Go whol end litold. Lett bereruistag grou, beving flied al! hr sah would obtaim more at M, and sal, sguin.on a eporm whal to touch at at Helone latier neit of newt March, to recrult for hotas, Beports spoke ek fo. in bagery ie Chauue), bark Plating, flea wrosipor ol f in St Augoa ine ber, Warren, Ai, ig Luguetion Dare Stat mate el aot tpoken--Kor 16, Int 18, lon 27 W, bark Morning Light, of Now Bedford, no report of Ship Constent ood 6 for Metbourne, Mor 8, rig 4N, lon % ene Jane & Waleh, from NOrleans for Liverpool, Dee 3, Int att sin Delano, from Savannah for Liverpool, Nov p mpc or Crooker, from Bordeaux for NYork, in bal mit ne ha nee isp taihat mai Hooper, from Minatitlan for Hamburg, no date, ton. Hmpire, from Mobile for Providence, Deo 17, to tat £o. Brig Clobopee, Howes, from Charlesiou for Boston, Idee 21, no lat &o. "Yechr James A Brown, from Newport for Havana, Dee Barnegat bearing WNW 4 miles, a Pi ody cee a Ports. Ay via Revnaa Ton pee tate fn Wein, Curd Cord NYork; 11h, Marmion, Comm dor Tat enismond, Douway. lian, Batley, Atchafalaya Say; Sie kas, ecacriah sai NOHenue? 1blb ache Gudsberland, Lawrence, Pea: port Nee 16, ship Amelia, Walloce, une; barks Kedron, Farrel Florida, Manda; say Kepler, Moulton, and Alvarado, Burton, do; ahr Maria ike, Crawford, do; snd we avove ar: ‘Als. CALLAO, Nov 27—In port ships Witebof the Wave, Todd, from. Ban Francisco, ehtd 10 load guano og £3, Taroliata, French, from Valpwraiso for Cina; J heo! for Mauritina; Queen of the Sean, powell, trota do for Hamp. ton Ronde; Rival, Kelly, Conaueet, Sears, aod Samuel Wana, ‘Waite, diag; bark Crunoe, Weston, from Chinchas for Havana, a0. 8 7, be vas ry ont, Widkeis Be wag, Ta nF . i one i he fr ent Evadne, Davis, nl rach gy ne wer Sa ships Wi Hsieh, for ; x ie aes mn bare ie, ail four teataes tw vn me Wl n geen, cee bark Vorre ‘inn, Lather, for for sugiguls Nov lain port bark Joseph Hale, Stevens, for a mo ag 9 North Briton, Gran, ‘oston via Halifax 1710: tigen y oll Jeltfrey, far LA for do Tob bs Guy dog Maaneriog Dot Patten, for Fnvwielpaia ipa a et at re fle ‘hassel, Bulamore eo, red A Adie sow: rocker, Howe, for Nerieane soon; bark Pleiades, Knowlton, for cal vestor Lith. ship C1 , Laueas, French yo {oload for oe eee tes sdiered ros ULOMDOM, Dec 9—Im port ships O Grinnell, 8 Al pe Reg Ly Bah Lg BG felbourne, Me oar Eurton, fo dos ne Neldinsy, Webb, fax 1 uel an, haat," ero gs withon0k, c iegtnaa, and Kappanan uebing, ding; Wabash, Skaling, woe, Western Veoas, cr tg peo do Dee F W Brane, seiner nore juni ares alae caer Lapham, pomp forn York Star varks dna Sei » Shaw, and David ra anon, feom do; A: | ag Child, de; Small, frow Boson, ‘diag, for Boston; scr ELiicott, Will's, froai New Sore 'hid i, Dark Neapouan, Burdett, Palermo W oad for ers, Nov 30—Arr back Fleet Bagie, Staples, Boston via Fursna. Nov 26—1n port bark. Cemanit, Gordon, from Leg. horn just arr, to, Oni N oh for Boston. Bid about Wid, brig Havens, ives FOOL, Dee 10- fer Portland” 144; Canada, Kua, Anderson, ‘for NYork ¥ Bee soe ure Penade ght by a= "te Mh eld A for = French, Callao ace Callao); Mh, bark Storm Bird, Gerard, Gan" see “hy pores of Mabbpr ys Read de? py fan Roods for ordere‘at $15. % aotlon Boom. F ‘esoud, Lm rary “siablaie’frook do ant te dos Tadepasdoaee, ; i from Heston arr 18th, do; Prisco, Bonrae, from 7 < fe ladelphia for san Franeiaco, vat in Abth i 50 Brotha, Brookman, une aan 94 Jones, Jones, more arr 6th. tb. do; Jules, spe badw ALEXANDRIA, yo ised stein Ba peed Obes Oy: Ooaaits: S BOSTON, Deo 24, AM=—Arr ship Wm Patten, Parker, paul; brige'Albert ieee Rate gion, NO Welder, Furst via, en’ AC; J & Bayard, Mayflower, @burcl rm Ozar, Hemiond, 5 Ul jercas Bintan Crowell, Phlladeiphis, Wil el; Susan, er Caroline Lays iad; ore Falla Care, ‘iyder Port Medway, NS, to load for Win: ales; wel G iter lark, Quinn, Jacksoa- ville; B . “Baxter, ‘iarleston* Kitze Jane, 84 ; Orion hee! Pa Smith, Balthaore; Baw rin ii i Phi Sunder Komers. do" ah Prise, ca ; eee Slt Ne (ley! ers Sosophine ( vo Boe and Bal BALIN bee 252 Arr echr da Hi Jackson. ville, ‘ig Vetta, Daulby, ee acta Cid alent ane ar diog, Wi pe ag ay a et oe me! Soy aed et a eats, orth; Eliza a Jane, Ades, ie iver; oe _ NYore aid eebr Ano Cowl, mae ieee Pro a 11—Arr schr RB Coison, pail NYork. a io KP Chase, Ch og Vinalhaven te loud alee eten g 16th, bark Sulkie, Harriman, Searsport lo ‘Windies; echr Goiden Eagie, Shute, Norfulk; 2ist, abip pints ater (new), Gilkey, Savannah; achr 5 3 Lewis, Von- ore, BATH, Dec 22—8ld ship Canada (new), Wyman, New 1 BRBTOL Dee 23—Arr schra Science, Gladdi , and oe Biiven, NYork. Sid sehr Issac’ P Ba: ; Wilson, 5x, WM Yh s ‘Teunton; AH Brown, Edwards, sad J House, ‘Sprague, from do for do’ HULME’ bY! K, tar 21, PM—Arr brig President Z Tay. jor, Hart, Pcrt wep for Boston; echrs Ralph Yost, Collum, A joola for do; Ji ta Euoabeth, Merrill, Bliza for 00; Kharov, Therlow, Ebiladeiphis for co; Arnon, . Frederick ‘Reed. blatehtord, do for Portand Ban} st, blapies, Kocklane for ‘ichmond. Bid brigs Philip Larrabee, brig u Enchor fp the stream 234, AM, sobre Alexandria for’ Hadley, Kent, atieestbobhe F Nelson, Hues r, Powunkey river, Va, for Beston; Heals Aletandrle for Gor Ome, Mammon, ‘Saltanere’ ade Uuar, Hendrick Orosby, and Presto, Larrabee, orfolk for do; 2: Chandier, bie for Reed, do fur Ni it for Danvers; “araps: olden Gate, Wee rover, Uringd for Merfaids eit eae ZYayln, F elton: eehrs JF Wetherel!, Robt Core Baiph Arnon, Fi Are: Czar, resenet, es aot Hudsons aad Kossuth lon, NYork, Liente W Wyer, Peete a do, Rorthara me thoes gs Dembrate arte (Bs one feel ens Gee, B pee tztumph, sbaehers Tt BYSTIO, Dec ME od bark , Ashibey, ‘York to load for China; brig Ali Nira a mer BURFOLK, Dec Hardacrabble, Packer, Provi- dence: Tel raph, Niokerscn, NYork. Cid schrs MH iteed, Kell ry Witch. SEW BEDFORD, ae aaa Secor, Chase. and Frs more, Bald, ‘NYork; Ann 8 Saiter, Fish (from Warebam), d—Arr brig rma, Baker, Philadelphia; schr Cohanset, Og eB Sy mington, FG, t0! load Chane, and Fra Elmore, Smith, NYorkcatared pescerdayy pa TNEWPORT, Deo 29—Arr b Miller, Mobile Providence; farletta, Bonn, Bockisa for Nvert, 26th—Arr (by tl) sohrs sats ome Henderson, KockJand for New York A Jameson, Janmeeon; Haw atha, Crockett and. Martha ‘awyer, do a Rortalt, fers Lisiore lh, Madera rd lor Newt Re York astra Tight, Cole, Boston Tor Tangier, UF Wetborell, do for Guarlon. DK Avery, Bryer, Fall inte: tor Norfolk; Shade, Lin- well, Denote for do; Heals Eills, Dighton for do; angler, Philips, Denverafor do; Barpre; Anderton, Pip moth 10 26; Curlew, Brown, Harwich for do; U D, Howard, |, Camden for do; Pritice Levoo, Tripp; Wator, Baker, and Edwd yerett, Quinn, Providence for EHELADRUPMIAY De Dec % @ %—Arr sieamer Kensington, Baker, Boston; b Keen, Memeauilia; eohra cou, Crapo, NBediord: NBT Thompeon, Secelmaa, and fy fray, Hoover, NYor Wm F Cushing, “rest, Oniea- ik; steamtt go vie Nyors. Cid bark Will Lord, Meufuegos; ache A bg Bowdin, Cardenas. Below, ship Tuscarora, Liver+ PORT ‘LAND, Dec 22—Cld brig A J Ross, Sweetser, Carde- ns. ‘Bad—Arr stenmsbio Chesapeske, Oro well, NYork. PROVIDENCK, Deo2t—Aur steamer Ospray, Kenney, Now York: loops Politer, Gurdiver, aod Blackstone, Alles Sid scora U a ¥ Cremer, Huntley, May's Landing; Sarah “daue Digkevs, and Resrer, Laforge, SAVANNAH, Dec 1o—Ai +f staamehip Mon mery, Berry NYork: ach: ketford Webb, Koaminj ied City ally Gard ner, Linevuraer, Liverpool, NX yib-— Arr stoxinabip Vor ghee Baltimore; ‘sehr A A Bancel, Alcborn, 2ist—Old ship ‘Mephen Crowel, Burgess, Liverpool; schr Ba- reka, Croston, Cadiz. md. ale ser stosinstip Florida, Crowell, NYork; Br bark Dardnlas, Buiman, Villa Neuvits, Sp. Uld brig Joseph, Ua bles NOriesns /MLNG EON, NC, Dec 21—Arr brig Clara Hickman, Hick- man, Boatou. Ce Simo, Lowe AND x Pore o ONE:OF F THE BROADWAY ANI AND SOUTH wages, ® peckane. oe» 8 Dress Cornet, Apply #t 465 Fourth street, N. Lost OX SATURDAY, 2tth INST. IN A BROADWAY 0, & small purse, containi Eitabiy rewarded on leaving it ut 23 haat ‘The finder will be suitably ri Fourteenth siroet, OST—ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, EITHER WHEN leaving 8 carriage or in the entrance of the Acadamy of Music, the centre piece of a soral bracelet. The Ander will ve liverally rewarded by leaving the same at the effice of he 5 Nichelas Hotel. O8T-ON TME 23D INST., NEAR THE NORTHEAST corner of Breadway and Laverty mreet, a roli of Hoboken bank notes, amounting to one hund lara, Alador Will be Uberally Tewardes by leaving M with ihe forrymuster, fost of Barelay street, Lye \—ON SATURDAY EVENING LAST, IN THE d avenue, or in cars trom Twentieth to. yenth einen & woollen long Shawl. finder will be weillt rewarded ly leaving i at the Broadway Post allce, JWN, OST—ON SATU. fg IN VARICK @TRRET, emai OST ON, FATURDAY EVENING, 2471 INSTANT, & small wi ‘Terrier return the game io 46 sant Thirueth strech, will be rewarded. No questions @e! ) REWARD. —LOST, BETWEEN LORD a TAYLOR'S Va, are meat ere ta Dreadray, 8 parotid ‘ee yen ‘® black sord. thove rew wil be pid 09 by fearing thous wish A, Rama! & Co., 264 Dreatway.. REWAKD.—LOST, ON/SATURDAY ooo od mand Thom aireoia a Newivundiand P. Disok Sd mentee arenes ea ‘old. fader will receive ve reward im delivering ‘he pup to W. Sadi sa eennae = beer i, ARD.—LOST. STOLEN FROM $50, cme Fu tr wi on (S sven of _ ax Coa ret a December ‘Second avenue and two to Be- Fryer Anny ae ssa the eeeery at the goods at ‘No qui baked, _BILLIARDS. Y ies BUIZARD. CUSHIO! £ WINENI'S manta Mant in the,Un thed Siatee—71 ‘FOR GALE—WM. J. SHARP'S Brpits ectowrated ee Sa with his mew patent cushions, ea. wo now in may be seen at his manufactory, Geeteite pene tntios. hn’, Sores ad fis rads orca, — surest, i ie enable glen SaLE—A SPLENDID by ea bens AND rant recently titted up in the most in the city. AD} for three. daja to J. OON| x a3 OS ra a B.D: HELAN’S IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES AND COMBINATION CUSHION! Yor anle by ie patomiee and manufacturers, Fetenentnge of ath ens UURROR ‘& OOLLENDER, 63, 65, 67 and 69 Crouby atreet, N. ¥. ‘Butte, rt and bronzn Umuadehers, breeace and lace Cartaims, pier aud mantel Mirrors, 40. To partes I Want of first ciass bouseboid furuiture thes te & ehanee seldom efiered. The (ue emorsecs the bargest and richest ansorimeat ef bor furniture effered at aay le use @D sale, Drawing Roome-Maguticen: Fiaroferte, fat cave, cote carved reseweod legs and case, four round corners, inlaid with metered bawu mare by Sronawa makers, and the richest Srelece cies Mace painting uivre, at jo gud Winter, br Hglon; it rark, panied rane, by’ Joterior. by Seleres; Fruit piece, by Hnasiayton, « werd 40, celeprated painting of Bt. Coneite yy the artista; Obrist at the Well, by’ De. ite Vatew from. and Herewiant Neves; solid sliver Dinver and Tea Bervices silver plated Ware cfr ‘Weed & Bar- ue Coffee core. pat deovrated Bs! a 5 one ¢ Table Cutlery, b: ‘Utard Brandy, viatage of intage of IBZ: raed foqeire of the a tendance to pack, eat or abip the J, BLERCKER, AUCTIONEER. +, The adjourned sale af (7 lots, extending from 2i\th tress te Zeth street, and fronting on Broadway sod tho Har: Jem river, partot Wi ibe Dyckman eotate, ‘will be heid at the Mer- iN Begins Deo. 29 J. BLEECKER, SON & OO. Aare propor fof the. purchase mansy may remain on 1888, 0 YEARS. WW. B.—In consequence Cs the a eaereel ‘9 weather before the day previously selected for the sale, and in order to afford Fore and BLT this bento located property, the sale baw od for. SAURMDAY. Dec. 29, it WILL POSTIVELY ‘TAKE Pua’ 5 Without tesenvie For maps and ‘the auctioneers office, No.7 Pine UCTION NOTICE.—B. A. ‘CHILTON, AUCTIONEER? — ery & CHILTON el nell suction, on on Thi and be made particulars, apply ai thd Glassware; a quantiy of Books, Kitchen git friokesteg acre &J. BOGART, AUCTIONEERS, — a North fia, at 1036 , at the auction rocma 1 cea mireet, corner of F eo rood suite, Sovered in satin bro ry es rey Wregeres, centre sure Boaate oth marble top; Falet et Ee ae ac.; Hani iyo abd China ayia Bot so! eet rar hed by. etre Part of ie Formate. Appiy at ook, ann ICTION 1 Av Keg pe ari EDEY, AUCHONESE: BIEREOSCOPES, STKKKUSCOFIC PIOTUR! PAPER FARLGURS, BR BRONZE OLOCKS, JEWSLEY, &G ill tinue ie sae’ of tha abore goods at oa oma 66 Uousr ra opposite the Post oflice, on Tuesday, Dec, 27, Sec, holiday presents would do well to attend. AN NOTICE.—8. & J. ee a Dec. 27, at 103 o'clock, at action reoms Ni 1 North wi ewition te sale—Large lot consisting of Beaver, Sack, and Frock Coats; Silk nd Oawal Bere Ven Cloth and Cassimere Ft lot Dry Goots; 250 pair Men’s Boots, alo ater Ci ra Bovis, supe Sern, Beogane, 1k Leather 1: &o. OC Ji ONES, Oonstabic, UCTION NOTICE.—SALE OF FINF FURS.—WILLIAM AN TOrring & 00. anetin neers, No. 11 Broadway. wil ficiade tn thelr sale of Tuesday nest, 8 very valuable ‘assortment of fine manufactured Furs, Peerane Mink Capes, Viclorines, Muils ead Cufle and oiher desirable stylca of chotee goods in lola sdapied to the wants of the trad buyers. BSIGNEK’S BALE OF HATS, CAPS, FURS, £0.— PHILIP R, WALKINS wiil sel at auction, on Wedneeday, Des. 28, ef IL o'eloek at 270 Grogumish sical, by order of Roger ae entire wick eoutaiued in. said Blore, somiig Es ef lists, Usps; Furs, Trasis, 4c also the Counters and ueriog NOTICE.—H. WILSON, aUCTIONERR — Shoes aud Bubbers, about 500 cases, to close out fall pote ca ‘iaeacay, Dec. 4; comprising « gSueral umortmoct, among WI inen’s, bo 7% snd zat oni sawed Boots, efourown make, by A.D, CALK, 19 VOTION NOTICE —BURNHAWS, FURMTURS Aur eet | le nd private Eetabiiahmeat, LU wick avenues. — mice ‘vexed and chi: ped be re ae, UCTION SALE OF CHINA, GLASS AND BARTHER. ware, by HENRY G. EVANS, on Tuesday, Deo. 27, at 1 o'clock, bt 8b Malden lane, opnsiain antigo ines, Decanters, Tumblers, Bowls, Nappies, Yea und volt French Vases, mowo Cups, O Colognes, and Ware, dc., to eae for the the holidays, Sale positive, aud made UCTION “erg yg A ar eve te) ‘Tea ‘Irays, © , EC, 8. H. BARTL ‘auc: toner, Tuesday, sie ice: ot 38k Peart aircon an @ua Lares sale close ‘oonsiguments. ‘those .wanting cash Margeine will attend, Be AND NICHOLS, Pea a) NO. 35 jassan street, will esl! on Wi fa aa rg a for nan git gifs, iarge and beautiful aseortment of toys fs Marbles, unporied Bebemian China, Parian and Silver Flated war van hivetse af Gow and Silver Watches, Jewelry, Ma i ot barog’ set Bri Pins and be a etude ‘and Bleeve Buttons, Boa ons! e ver Plated Breskfe i prea cwae Boots. — ft HY ACKNTER, 40. Dosa 10,600, Po, ooeks Ga tases amet swat fecward od reas ie preset ‘address? er. 70}, 10 Fonsi reek IDWARD SCHEN' AUCTIONBESR.—PIANO3.—BY EF. ,e HENC. Ty , 27th ins, at 12 0 wc iels galomoon, No. 88 Naas geome: | ‘anuier makers, wil be peremptorily sold, ig tes LEEDS, ACO ee ES LEEROOM, street. — BN ses LEBDS & CO. contained in 19 rooms; all 10, be for housekeepers. Catalogues may to baa by applying wt the plore of the sucvon- 2 PArnceIL: Avo. Samus Av Fee anc thors, Blankews wad order of A. J. Juckson, No. 00 ralker reek ICHARDS KINGSLAND, AUCTIONEER. KICHARDB Kikon.chd f if o0., il lo Wednesday, December 28, at 10 o'clock, at their salearoons, 166 186 Broadway, OTs fqn and G German Fancy Sorae 1 d'in Hots 10 sult all buyers, And S07 Of all dagertptions, an arenes (SHERIFF'S SALE OF CHAMP, Win ot CEAMBERS £ PALRCILDE Atel bir Vednesdage Dee 3 : pacers, will sci em f, eaday, 8, tnar. yy ee et Uhainpagne (pienie), ech tainw 4 quart j * ‘nin 44 Hollen BN) bank of various bands supe mace JORN RELLY, Shortt ene MILLER, | Spore bigs qT OUR AlOEw SAM , ; Marseilles, sittin ik Vestings, Comf fn great riety Bod bale abst. Srerakn o ABOOUK. Aaulgines ae nn AE NN W,NiTER AUOTIONBER, WILL SELL, ON SON- Farnitaroaf « fatally Dreating ap! housaknopteg toher Si na, an Covize Wining and Tea Tab'es, Plor Uiasson te a Hall VaLUAbLE REAL keTa’ eNWo! iy. Kuna, for sale, fopeored apd an ere ‘be seen nt the office of Je tal ‘Nassau street, fer ‘ten Pa Seventh ween Fitty. Pity alah etresta, avenue curbed medcowered in frout ef said lanee vai Javens, beautifully’ two handsome grape arber, £c., aud is now pavey of a c.ose Vicinity, and location very COUGHLIN, &9 Bea R SALE A NEW THREESTORY oo a sce Topsail eer ements; eas Conan’ ‘No. 3 Meropothan Bank Batting! Tas soe or Undon square. ~ OR SALE NEARLY ‘TWO-THIRDS situated between Tenth and ivaath eighth and Fifty-ninth str mars. ime es 4 Central | Park, ke Apply bod 180 Penth , near avenue OR GA! THE Two ‘BROWN “sto! : Hotaes eth de Tey ghia rst ate and Lexingtot avenucs, 22 feet rovements: also two three eon bi Zan soon rane with sll ths moderatapeovon ae pe 5 provemente, PRE “BALE AT LONG BRANCH—HOUBE, 1 (Subic, éc., tenor more neres of Land, near the ove ten minutes’ wulk from steam! scampons Inn dlag A poly te W, THO * F; il fi ae) & gl Gere 853 W18, 73 Vesey street, or to N. premisce. ae AVENUE PROPERTY FOR Sauk Hover Tie Fifth avenve, with Stable fe reer rear Power inquire of A. CLEVELAND, 83 Cedar: ‘PexaMENT fT PROPERTY | WanTRD—10. FEO five to ten years; 0 Aan fate (NASH $1,000—ANY PARTY DESIRING A PROFITABLE cach manufact ‘business ear, the tbe ‘city. already, es- tablishea, and ausoe| fces! wil lars by addresaing J. Das bex G88 Pont ace, N.Y, estab rooms down to El Dorado, Ne. 6 Gcuire sireeg ive eevee ‘kno: wn ae OR, BALE_THE STOCK ABD FIXTURES. muttwery Bighth arouuoy will if required; very cheap. btore and Rooms Apply en the premises. F& SALE—A WELL by tine pee Radon H warts Fetal! Grogery Sore, dolng a wineas Fr (0 one baving icon ne i wii same ‘and where an i oie oe be had, bo ue Ae FoR SALE-AN OYSTER AND REFRESHMENT BA- Toon:dotog & wusiness, and locaced best rhoodet te tie ohys wal be tO ee must be old hin week. apply at No. 202 Fire sveaue, (OR SALE—THR LEASE, STOCK 4N9 FI US cuvellent ana welt ootisd wholesale TURES OF in the Beverth ward, Jong and we!l sabiimbed aad ina agg a ood raioane yn low. appir oT. SaPFNBY, corse Se ORB! BALE—A CONFECTIONERY STORI — Fr fully Btted up ard doing a geod and pay: ing hus tows of the best avennes in the city, frequented b: ala tion; the proprietdr will sell {t on aecount of fern re poi Dees to attend to, Information can be had st the segar store, 692 Broadway. ‘OR BSALE—THE OLD ESTABLISHED LIQuoR Store, known as P. Fogarty’s corner, 16 Sroome. atrest, for the last thirteen years, will be sold at leas than its value to aceah customer. None others need appiy w J, a f Coe fe PpIy UBPHY, 612 Foe SALE, IF APPIIED FOR 1 TMSEDIATE Stock, Fixteres and will, wi lease, at 4 low rent, of an old ard well eaitbiaed emitted store, cash ousiness. ereey Berean Tor'seling. Apply St FARRELLY'S 96 attentionreos lyn. now doing » ;\OR SALE CHEAP—A &I THAT WILL CARRY 200 bushels of oysters, nO hold. with large olreular batches, larue cabla, good eatta teh) god anehore And cables, Tena ‘The wleop' caa be seen alta Seaepb Brown, Astoria, wher fORRL FO FOR SALE OR TO ier — the Jamaica plank rand. toike Union weak, s One couse house , sultabiea'se for a private residence, sent is occupied by Hi ram Woodrull, For further apply at 16) Front street, Rew $5.000 Feira con ma aS Boat, sald nei een ee oer et beer a orn basiaase a Rouble, Sau reagone given for sean Address wish, ble. real name, A. B., Dor 143 ‘eftice, for three days. mt BOER, MOORE, S., TS Ler. (ince HOUSE ph OR thy FURNITURE ig for wae, as may, the bo dern improvements; fornitare can bepuameneh ti an the ee wishes to jt iy ren Boks “ane +O. », 42 - may be had, OUFE 10 LET—FOR NINE DOLLARS A (wonra, toasmall family and good tenan}; two stories and et prec, with coven roams and f Pam eemeta. tnaole at 15 Derm Ucer street, Dear Court street, suave UGETER AND yy former]; eoonple ty ven Br bovee. and nero fmt way. Hover TO Ler.—Tae nLite z nips or THE HANDSOMEST AND OLDEST” the negicen Rrescrtotae ‘above, between, rye oy ed rs 3 nirvet, eanguese ot Yan Brunt & Wat je * LRT—TORMALL = FAMILIES. FLOORS “f° Oa eer eee wand 74 Wout Thisty otis: taro. nest hcunes west geet of Brose? emacs Fonts 800810. inquire on ibe Preines. 0B NO 48 WALL STRERT, LATELY LBTOTRE OFFIC as 1 Sie Waa NO. 10 ELEVENTH STREET, FOUR of Broadway, a basement Office suMable for a ree ‘gro oF three Htoome Om the second flocs furniaked ee ~Res