The New York Herald Newspaper, February 3, 1863, Page 2

2 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. PR Feb, 2—6 P.M. To-day’s bank statement compares as follows ast week:~ with that Week end'g. Loans. Circulation. Deposits. Jan 24. $179,258.28 085.419 168,269,228 Jan. 31 97,501 497 169,968,202 Increase — 604,024 Decrease - $176,922 a The movement has been rather unimportant, though showing a steady continuance of the flow of capital to the city, The deposits rise more than the louns. -it may be remarked that the circula- tion contiues to show 4 decrease. 1t has fallen a million dollars within a fe® w . Some of our + banks, in view of the uncertainties of the future, are cancelling their notes a fast as they come in, and issuing no new ones. A few months ago the effort of every bank was to increase its cir- culation. it is now the other way. In banking circles no attention is paid to the paragraphs in the Washington correspondence of the papers about Mr. Chase’s banking scheme. | ‘That scheme is a very excellent plan for rendering our currency uniform and safe, and two or three . years after the war ends it is hoped it will pass. As, however, it will neither provide money for the Prosecution of the war nor produce any result whatever except a collision between the general und State governments, it is not believed that it will be seriously pressed at present. Money has been inconvenient!y close to-day, from sorie reason not generally understood. ‘There is plenty of money in the city, and the demand can hardly be equal to the supply; yet the bankers were able this morning, by calling in loans and disturbing borrowers, to mark up the price of money to seven per cent. It is rumored that some action is going to be taken either at Washington or at Albu to prevent loans on gold. The Bank Superintendent of this State is’ decidedly opposed to the present system, by which the banks of this city, with about $23,000,000 of gold really on hand, report $25,000 ,000—the difference between the two being gold owned by Speculators and deposited in bank as collateral for loans. Should this gold be forced into the manket sold, the premium would decline rapidly. But the effect on the money 1 t would be rather to increase than to diminish the supply of money, as all the money now used in carrying gold would then seek employment elsewher ‘This has been another exciting day in gold. At the open this morning gold sold as low as 15624, rose to 154, fell to 156%4, sold in the after- noon at that price, and closed that bid. Exchange fell to 174, and elosed 1744175. The operators in gold who throng the corner and sidewalks of William street are puzzled how to act. On the one hand, issues of paper money, which every one sees to be inevitable, are calculated to put gold up; but, on the other, the increasing difficulty of carrying gold, and the uncertainty whether or no measures may not be taken by the Legislature or by Congress to render speculation in the precions metal a more perilous game than it is‘ at at pre- sent, are not encouraging to the bulls. It is quite certain that sold has risen far more in propor- tion within the past month than any stock, article of merchandise or description of pro- perty whatever. Many kinds of staple goods and many leading stocks were selling as high as they are at present when gold was 25 per cent lower. Gold has, in a word, gone ahead of the market, and shrewd operators are neglecting it for something which has not risen as much. ‘The weck opened this morning on a rather blue steck market. The decline was ascribed in part to rumors of some preposterous action by the Senate Finance Committee, which was said to have agreod to prohibit further legal tender issues; and partly to the activity im money, which inconve- niences weak operators very seriously, and causes them to throw over stocks which they would much like to carry. Government sixes fell 14 per cent, 7.30 notes ‘;, and debt certificates 14. Some of the banks are privately said to be quietly turning their United States bonds into money. A good deal of mystery prevails on the subject, as, if it were known that the banks were selling, there would be a stampede in the market. State stocks were steady. Bonds were generally rather lower, especially the newer descriptions. Allthe railway shares were lower. Pacific fell 2, Central '(, Erie 144, Erie preferred 44, Hudson , Michigan Central 1, Southern old 2, Cleveland and Pittsburg 2, Galena 124, Rock Island 244, Prairie du Ohien 3, At the public board at one P.M. the “money question’ seemed to govern the market. ‘There was a general desire to sell stocks for cash, and Erie fell 2 per cent on forced sales of this character. At the second board the tone of the market was still heavy, and prices were, as a general rule, a fraction lower than at the public board. Michigan Central was an exception, and advanced +4 percent. Just at the close of the session a better feeling prevailed and higher price¢ were 1) At the four P. M. session of the public board the market was quite steady, and even rather strong on some securities. The fgllowing were the quotations at half-past fivs US 6's /81.con. O98 a 94 — Hudeon River. 92%; a Treas 7.20 n, 101%5a 102 Harlem . ory a Harlem nref.. 64° a Michigan Cen. 96% a MSo&N Ia... OY che RK Isla ay HH Mil&Pr dn Ch. 36° a 38 Erie pref.....10055 a 10084 ‘The air has been full of ramors to-day with regard to the action of the Senate on the House Financial bill. It has been freely reported that the section of the House bill providing for a further issue of legal tender notes has been stricken out by the Finsnee Committee in the Senate, and this absurd story has found believers. It is likely enough that the Senate committee are willing to make a little political capital by feigning hostility to further legal tender issues; but it is very unlike- ly indeed that they will leave the government without the means of carrying on the war, as would be the case if they prohibit further legal tender issues, especially as, after the 4th of March, the House of Representatives will be controlled by # party politically opposed to the administra- tion. The probability is that the Senate committee will filibuster just long enough to gain credit as hard money men, and will thea yield to necessity and authorize more paper. Neither Senator Fessenden nor Senator Sherman can be ignorant of the fact that govern- ment could not at present borrow a hundred mil- tion dollars at any rate of interest. To cestrict Mr. Chase, therefore, to loans as his only financial resource, would, in fact,be cutting off the supplies altogether, This is the last thing that is to be expected of the Seuate, especially in view of the Western clamor for more currency. The business of the Sub-Treasury was as fol- lows towday:— Keer $2,288,165 15 195,000 00 * sat the Bank Clearing House this mornin the largest ever made there in a ain le, ty- $54,825,850 71. The balances were 2,034 ¢ 2 Orica dank has ¢ clared @ semi-annual dividend of th pet cent, payable on the 10th ingt.; the Ocean Bank & dividend of three and a half per cent, free of ail gove able on the 10th insts; the Beekman urance Company, a semi-annual divic four per cent, payable on demand; the Irving Fire insurance Company, « semi-annual dividend of five por cout, payable nd, free of all government tax NEW YORK HERALD, 1UHSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1863. Annexed are the rates of interest allowed on deposits at London, England :— Joint stook banks Discount houses at ol Do, with seven days’ notice. The fixed and current rates of discount at the chief continental cities of Europe are subjoined. | In Hamburg the quotation is again lower, and in Brussels the rate has been reduced to 3 per cent. In Paris the bank rat has been raised to 5 per centi-= 5 6 5% 4 3% 3 3 4 4 +6 5 3 3 Hamburg. a St. Petersburg. were Stock Exchange. 7000 $ 5°3 74, cou 864% 100 Tr 7.30 po totes 101% S09 .. 101% deen 16000 Demand notes.. 4000 Tlinois war 1’ 4000 Kentucky 6's.. 101 6000 Tern 6's, "90. 4000 Erie 2d m bds.. 125 17000 Erie 4th m bs - 1B 1v00 do... 124g 5000 Altscflite mp yt 18000 -dO......... Joo) Harlem RR stim 119 4u00 Hed Riv 3d m,. LL 1600 Mich(8'sclm sfb 128 Rbds. 126 9000 AlbketH ine bas. a istm 11735 1060 Peewach 2din 106 10000 do.. 1000 P,FLWE&C 6000 do.. 6UL0 Cl SPittS 4th m2 5000 do. 125000 American gold 1673% 10000 do. | Common to choice oxita Western. 20000 ‘30 91) 12000 900 Cleve & Tol RR.. 8815 16000 400 Chi & Rk Is BR. 89 10000 560 5000 150 10000 50 157 shs Merch: 15 ‘6 10 Bk of Commerce. 92 100 a il & PrduChRR 38 25 Tol, W & West RR 50 400 Reading RR. 'd Co. 200 Chi'& NWRR.D1O. 22 is Del & Hud Gn Go. 13810 do. aL 100 Cumb C1 pref.s60 20 50 do. 22 100 do. . 201 SECOND BOARD. $5000 U$6's/'81.reg 92 50 sbk Eric RR prof. 1001 cou 94 50 Hud sk RK..8380 pgs 1000 US 6’s,’67,reg 9514 2000 Trea 7 3-16 pou 101% dO... + .0.6- LOLI a. 5000 UBO'sLyrcer 9454 37000 Missouri 6’s.. 64 5000 do, 0) : Ss 4000 Tenn 90.. 6: 500 Cali ja 7's. 131 4000 Erie 2mb ex’T9 125 000 CleyekPittsim 81 3000 Mich So 2d m. 10334 10000 Alton&T Hinb 80 175000 American gold 157 b30 15734 2500 40 she Bk Commerce 28 Ocean Bank 26 Bok of N Al 100 Canton Co. do. .. 90 . 20% 10 Clev, Col&Cin RR 161 iso 10 Del atta Canalco 1 100 Penn Coal Co..... 13234" 260 Pacitic Mail S8Co, 168 lo. o« 100 Mil & P duC RR... 300 Pitts, FtW&ChiRR 63 do. . 6 56 50000 300 shs Erie RR. 200 200 200 56 ad — RR, 68 "80 Gal & € nae 100 Mil & Pra %% 100 eee rew ‘’ FOTR O'CLOCK P. per ee pi 167 = tim Yi RR 33 do. -. 166% b8 g dO... 100 Mich Cen RR, 210000 WOsseeseee 1563 95000 do 40000 do 10000 US dem notes 154 15000 do. 103% 200 shs Bruns 1. © 7 300 Canton Company. 260% 450 Comber jand Coal, 20 100 a gs ped sore Mail... .b3 167 50 i NY cevi LIK ns 117% and $%c. for pearls. range:— Superfine State and Western. Extra State. canadian Southern mixed to good supertine, Extra do....... Good to choice family do. Rye flour... . 06... ceeeee = ze eerrPseeee Buatoxccan ssassssees —Whoat was loss active, bat steady, with sales of 98,000 Dushels, at $2 for white Western, $1 65 @ $1 76 for red ber Western, $165 a $170 for Milwankee club 5 for Chicago spring, and and a and amber spring, $1 4 $1 77 for amber State, Corn was ayain Te, @ 2c. dearer, with sales of 4 mixed Western at 96 | 96% ound avd heated, a Pao. for Weate yw. Ryo wos in dewand at $105 a 1 12. e mace of 12.000 bushels barley $1473 4 $1 60. Outs continued ia good demand at dc. a according to quality © was firm, with sales of 200 t St, Domi: Maracaibe ayra, 160, Jama 00 Total, 66,030 bage; Javi, 1¢ Corros’ was steady at Svc. a 900, for middlings, but was mand 4s were quiot to-day for ait b ut were shipped 1,000 t flour at 10344. a 2s. , 23,000 bushéls at 36.’ Od., 3,000 vessels and steamers, at 208 a respectively, aud 1,000 bales hops, Hav was pretty active to-day at Wc. a $1 06 for North Hor were firm and in fair request at 16c.a 25c. for ees by ein CN 1 O'S COLUMBIAR arity FISUB AROS, COMPANY, Corner of Wail and Nassau ‘airects, New York, Jan. 27, 1853. Statement of 4 ot the affairs of the Company for the fth scat re eg Cnexpered ¥ ws rece rt, face iat ‘date Larus were quiet. but steady in price. Marais were on the advance, having been in good re- Morasse.—There were 210 bbis. , &c New Orleans, old } p70tal amount of premivms Reinsurauces, expenses and tuxe. Bank Fale. . Market, Per cent. er hoa Seas, 700 te L provisions of ‘the charter of the have resolved to apply the ‘AVPORTIONNENT OF PROFITS, $22.,76) Lt Tn fecordatice Cotipany, the Board 0: Directors Prolits of tue year as follow New Orleans aud ‘Texas, bhds. Hy 418 ‘Cuba muscovado, boi NAVAL STORRS. —Ihere™ pentine, which was up to $2 95 a $3 05 per 12 more activity in spirks tur- el Cash dividends to dealers holding cer- Ulicates of (itteen per cent rewurn, miums earned during the year yale on eat after Ve. 2% a3 5 oid; $16 50a $16 75 for new mess, and $11 {0.0 Leet was in fair demand, with sales of 450 bbls. at $11 50 a $12 75 for plain and $12 75a $13 59 for extra mess, Saleswere also made of 6,300 bbls, and tierces: lard within range of 1034c. a 11%4c.; 4,700 boxes bacon at Tis6, a 9X0. and 760 packages hams and saoulders ub a6%¢c. Butter was in tair request ‘a 22c. for Western, Oe. a 140, ‘The stock in the pack- ing houses of New York and Brooklyn was as Dolo American stocks are active in England. Erie is selling at 46, equal, at the present rate of exchange, to about 80, eight per cent higher than our market. paid to stockholders, per cent on cash capita, a Of this residue thirty per cent will be paid tn cash to stockhoiders, on aud ater March 10, 1563, being tour per Geut on cash sare Monpay, Feb. 2, 1863. "Bl,reg 92% 100 chs Cum Coal pref 2034 921 100 Canton Company. 2534 92 100 QuicksvrMiCo.b30 2034 »Cou 9436 SO.Pesit MB iCo 3 181 xe; a8 Goad 5 e c Chasen wegen at lt ‘There will also a serip dividena, aie on and aflerJune 1, 1863, of two percent on the cash ing the total dividend for the year, stovklioidcrs, equal to fourteea and ‘able in'cush, on and after March 10, 1363, lo inakers of security notes, being one aud one- third per geut oa amount oi auch’ February 1, 1863. January 1, 1863. Hebeoary i, 1862... er were very firm, witha fair inquiry,and sales of 1,000 hhds, and 162 boxes at 11c, a 1c. tor New,Ur- leans, 10§c. a 10%c. for Cuba and 10%c, a 11%¢. tor Havana, “The market was quite buoyaat (or refined sugars, which wero in lively demand, and some refiners were unwilling to name prices, The stock of sugars in New York, February 1, was as unnexed:— Payable, in serip, on and after June 1, 1863, to deviers on earand preminins on risks Uerhul- nating without Jone (e timated at ‘$579, 103 40) ‘The company have the Tui ow United Statewand New York elty ‘See i eee. DBO 10635 50 Hudson River RR 98 Porto roa » ‘his: New Orleans, bb Foglish Islands, bhx Mexicau, bhds.. vestments, and Reinsurance and salvageclaims and Bilis receivable, Scrip of insuranc due the company, sundry claims Havana, boxes ae Dinkcrors ov tux Coun ‘Total amount of as: 123, 16 pianow —There were “235,000 Ibs. a at 11 RANCE COMPANY — rtily taut we have compared the above state. company, and the bas Inge shee with 108 books, ‘and fun. them to contorm, nee, securities, assets, and found tie: nie were in active request and were advancing in ‘There were 1,000 bbls. sold at {rom Ge. a FA iy at Glc. a 626 axe York City 1 Banks, Jan, 31, 1863. +++$10,400,785 2,037,883 gee Nh 2,121,003 Ky accurately with Lie abo DANIEL WomeELEn, J 1863, dealers with this com- (tobe signified at the ume y of receiving in Leu of $2 rewurns in cash, of prenins pa L new risks under the New January 27, 1863. ‘On aud after Ist of Februa y will be allowed tie op 1377 "789, 899 1, B35'835 3,787, wis 2,142,015 risks) upon which id $300 and \pwards, a ‘age risks upon cargo nt. Tisks upon hulls and freight, a return of Corn Exchange. 3 at 4,145,363 368,810 2,267,217 351,162 3, 424,383 2 965, 9333 reiurn of twenty per cent. 2d. Upon other vi turn of fifteen per 3d. Upon ume Commonwealth, Such privilege, however, being confined to persons and firms, the aggregate of whose premiums upon such policiest earned und paid during the year, shalt amount to the sum 0 one hunared doliars. EDW'D ROWE, BRIN MOE Sd of M Dickerson, Reed & Co. rte ae ieee ae ae Binsee & Oo. BY, 5 Shoe & Leath Bk, 99 aan tur kO RR. 108% 6,643,888 2,229,809 Tadsi7a3 2.381.730 Mech. & Traders? th Ky 108, 5. ey as Boas Be anaexvoors, akan & Co, WM: B. OGDEN, President N. Western B. BR. Co., Chi- oes ARMSTRONG, President Milwaukee Co, Bank, WitUtasc YOUNG, Vice President Milwaukee Co. Bank, President Bauk of Att LER, of Galwey, Casady & TeLer, . He FOPILAM, of Popham & Haxtua, B io. MOLL, J , of Caldwell & Morris, HENRY J. CAMMANN, of Wilson & Canmann, LAWRENCE Ih MYERS, of Lawrence Myers & Co. CHAS. LORD, VN. of Bowne & Co. , OF Sutterice & Co, D. ok Bates & Co., Bos SBWE Trt’ Mo Ri HMOND, of J. Mosks MERICK. of Oswego. DAVID J. ELY, 0f Rey unis, Biy dC MORKIS, THOS, Lou, Vice President. Ws, M. Watney, Secretary. ‘The trauster books are now open, Mech. Bg Ass'n. Fs North America. 2,769,119 665, N. ¥. Exchange. N.Y. County, 10,559,556 1 reg oH 553, ANDREW J J. RICH, NUE L LI Ton MORRISON WM. 11,041,619 4,346.279 seeees LA78,802 F 4,890,962 1,441,723 1.414.008 co |. Richmond & Co., 200 mien Ski ike 56 Seeieees sae 56 Seventh Ward: Pere eae: 31125.048 dao'on 2,569,966 168. 5,125,149 2,807, 1 HE CLEVELAND AND PITTSRURG Company willpay their Burst Mi Bani of Nort America, in the ete YM, 1385, at whici thine Intervet . N. MCCULLOUGH, Pi NITED STATES TRUST COMPANY OF New York.—No. 48 Wall, corner of Willian gtroet To livdiers oF Jeter Ke Bonds im fell, at ty Ot New York, Febru. souvile Railroad iciven, in. accordance Sits the terine Of aa acm ement between the Jeti sonvilie Bal AY And the holders of its first 120 Gated ApMITy, 1899: that the Calted” Buaten i pou presentation ‘at their ofice rededin, at par and accrued interest, fi ‘onvilie Railrvad Company's first mortgage bonds, rom 106 to 120 ineiusive; and that from and after the Sth day o: Fenruary, 1363, cease by the terms of suid agreement NA. STEWART, Secretary. ty, Back Pay, Prize Monev, apd othe rit mula, witht lst of prizes for disbursementand book of insiructions, laws, wc MES & BRO! 500 Clev ‘s Pitts RR. 6656 12 65 No. 2 Park place, N.—OFFICERS, SOL- CCOUNTS A. th AMS AND NAVY, RS AND SAILOKS PAY AC CLAIMS adjusted and ASHED: BACK PAY. FRIZ bounty moneys col nd CASHED; PENS, tured. by EDWARD BISSiLae tate. 1 21 Broadway, corner Coambers: street, New York. RMY AND NAVY CLAIM OFFICE.—?RIZE MONEY, ready for sy Weasels. Ail _kinds of law business uuder- or sts to be seen at E. D. EWEN & co. ISTRIBUTION oF PRIZE “MONEY HAWING BE by the Treasury Department, the prize m UNI STATES VESSELS MURRAY, Army and Navy Banker ¥., opposite the Post oftice, ONDON AND PARIS FOR SALE LS, FARGO & ©0., 54 Broadway. Mebecia ier aes, interest on said bonda Ute STATES cs! Paid a Aas L. beat NARD, 2 2S pay unless succesaf ul 9 Nasgau street, room No. 7 2. Stock e: yance Co, Stock, ne Fire Insurance Co Stock. me ore my PID OEAy, the undersigned No, 39 Nassau 81 55% 55% S1OCK COMMISSION 55% and who controls a bustnees worth $5000 Atiiress J.T. Boyd's Express, TO LOAN~AT Six PER CENT INTER. morigage, in one or more yours, om real estate in this city oF ly im the oitice of the People’s Fi Vall sirvet, to JOHN F. CONREY PERSONAL. HANDSOME AND HEALTHY FEMALE INFANT old, cam, be had tor adupiiom; the mother Address box 229 Herald olice, EN TAKEN FOR tr api IFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS OF RAILWAY BONDS €. Tie whole smountean leu! y tor trading pur Address Oontident.ai, box ps IOMS&NIGgnar los for sale at a Lomi dire wortliy of not est, on bond ap) NDS BOUGHT AT (QOLD AND SiLVi Ki the highest prices ay Hits Prey @ HUNTER, 74 Wall cw ‘YORK AND TARLEM RAILROAD ( SOMPANY EW Yo! K AND NEW UAVEN RAILROAD COM ener Fourth avent Treasurcr's ollie, shure nas been declared on the « (free from government tax), payable at this afi jay. the 2d day of books will be closea from the e st Honston tres apital stock of this company LETTER FOR YOU IN cing street. Will you gett and angwe Your discoasolate IMOX—PLU Soa ‘H WILL BE AT 623 WEDNESDAY id show You the house, yor ADOPTION—A LITTLE GIRL, BETWEEN NINE id, Of vespectable pa: snionable and healthy, a W. BEMENT, Tres Q)P FICE OF THE ERIK RAILROAD COMPANY, West street, New Yo 1 DIVIDEND.—the Boar have declared a dividend of Five per cont, f ment tax, ob the Preterred Capiial Stock, otit of the earniiye if the year ending 31st December, 1562, iurer’s oftice, Erie place, on the 17th day o: February next, to those parties in Whose names the stouk 19 regiatered at the * Preferred Stock will close at two and open on the 17th of Feoru- ‘Horatio N. OTIS, Secretary. PRICE MARIETTA As Company (reorganized), Chillicothe, Oblo, Jal 1863.—The coupons secured by ortgage $5,000,000, and due the lst of February, ‘will ve paid on presentation at the office of Mesura, Winslow, La- Bier & Co., im New York. . EB. 3 56 200 dow... 26 200 M 8 as) I guar.. 103% shia Company dof Directors of <FORMATION WANTBD—OF BEN ROBERTS, trae wire drawer, also w mac y hould this meet eye. by to fe, Conn, ne will heat Of soreething to person koowing whee he is or by directing ws above. NEORMATION WANTED—OF JOHN, PATRICK AND Martin eg Were last seen at Haverstraw, New York. wiory K, Puta ries Aruilery, closing of the books. ‘The Transier Books o'clock, on Monday, # ary. By order of native of York ad alive will canter fate Unived States Ary of the NFORMATION WANTED—OF ) from Broree, county Limertek, Ire ", at Castle Garden, der Marshall, Dec, 29, FORMATION WANTED—OF ELIZABETH MITHB! or Mary Brannan natives goanty, Ireland. MARGARET “MURLY, 343 Wes Tne Ban nth od JOHANNA “BURNS. ind Store of ik oaied proposals wil ica until Tacsday. the 3d P. M., when the same will be part a the sum of day of Marci, isaac Kk publicly opened, for the whole or ny Afly thousand dollars of ‘te Gonteat Fund Stock, authorized by ch Pt ie Mo Apt ‘The said stock will bes of Mountwrath , k ver 85 of the - of Isa, nmou Council, approved vy nanee of the C 900 Harlem RR. 150 T H & Alton RR.. OITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Monpar, Feb. 2—6 P.M. 1¥ MRS. MAGGIE ROBARTS’ BROTHER WISHES To see her, be will please call ar 65 West wenty-fifth street, ]¥ H. ©. WISHES TO HEAR OF THAT GREAT CU- riosity he saw Tiga 4 he Will address @ note to R. r interest atthe raw of #ix per rome Ni ee ee arter yearly, and the principal wi Will sate the amount of stock desired and the prion por one hundred dollars thereof, and the persons ted will be required to deposit wii ity, within five days after the open- awa hem reapectiv” Wy tou e Coniptrolier the receipts of the Chat the parties will be entitled to re- f the par value of the Aswm.--Sales were made of 60 bbis. at $c. for pots Breavetorrs.—The demand was less active for flour to- day, though there was no material change in prices. Salos were made of 14,000 bbis. State and Western, 3,000 do, Southern, and 1,800 Canadian, within our revised the ‘Chamberlain of the ing of the bids, the ¥ RLIZABETA NE OTHERWISE STEWART, er heirs, will eal i the undersigned, they will of ommesing thete s + 24 Barclay street, up » ¢ Fund syock.” and one closed In a second envei@p, addvensed to t ptrol Tho right m reserved to rv ject any orall maered Reowsaary to pi next will be andar my wld cogs ne bide iron. chwawers, Loan rea interests of the | soon na You seo this, oF a thing can ehange me St Pr Promate, th T Bk iy. Cire oF New Youk, bee ARTY ONT Comrrnoiiiw’s O¥r: SUBSCRIPTION BUOKS TO THE CAP’ stock of the GLOBE PIRE INSURANOE COMPANY. or this city, will be opened Wa Be Aaipwone, New Yons, Jan, 2° aa BD Souh Garolina, Georgia, Ala- New Onteans Bank Noves bough MANNING & DE FOREST, Bankers and Broke *., cis ch INCE’ CO | pie RECEIVED *\INTER.—YOUR to see jou this even area AND Nort age Rio at Btc., and | t. The etock of eft + 49,061 bags. Java, 1,700; ) FER OFFICE OF TI .YN FRIEND WOULD \ENTLEMAN, Wil0 ANOUT THE MIDDLE OF ' 1 information about ano yer gentie~ oo is rospecttu ly request= ir ANTED TO ADC A RYSPRCTARLE ANE none Week Meu, Uoodaow, wali By New. York H r,t whieh ease ar 0" 1 is kh uN t2 eave Liverpool, URVEYOR, THE ONLY ONE IN A THRIVING ere from New York, who has been doing ness for a uurnber of years, Wishes to sell t Sa Saustaciory reason give! Add ee, A Meo vOR IMPORTING AND JOBBING HO ‘SE* established for years aud now doing a large bust finds, by reason of it vier business operations necesita ll an absenes from the city, the relinquishing of the same. responsth e party will be treated with the utmost liberalit} ‘and wil have tie iniluence of the present ogenpant, whi ds considered to be tie most influential in thet. For par. A bro 8, 158 Peart street, near Wall, A CHANCE SELDOM OFFERING. —FOL LE, THB Stock, fatures ond good will of au estavtutet Hou aad Ship Plumbing aud Gasiitting Establlshment, compl fea Satin y Reasons) given for selling. Ad Areas al a s/ating where an interview can be nad, mnber, DOX 646 Bost vilice, BUTTER, CHEESE AND POULTRY STAND FOR GA. tute very cheap: owing’ 1 hewth, ina pine akmar- ot; weil estabishen low Mt cas Beat of chances at piuasingsn se” Sous oath THWIC) K ‘4 “woop, 82 Nassau tres 5 VERY GOOD OVENING IN A DOWN TOWN LODG. dint BM Rating ose long ental aheds ol a good Dusinvas, Noid ati bareat, tale‘en i On tine. IH, D, RICHARDSON & COnrS2 and 9 Nuc ten WELL SUITED FOR A + physt lent olliee attashed, doing about dollars per dey. Reat low. Apply to I, P. MONA. ‘AN, 4 Sullivan Street, Sutigfactory reasons tor selilu® A RARE CHANC' Amactanen an purtuer, i ed, paying from » 3100 be entering. Call ou or a! forts WT LLTAST Dav ts, oy Fulton street, Brooklyn, tor dure days. BAKERY POR SALK—TO A CASH CUSTOMER, IN A 00d business location ou the Sixth avenue, Appiy to 4. W. DENHAM, northeast corner of Sixteenth siicet and Big USIN Wat sh and Jewelry vusine: ithe present location is ollered fur male oa health of the gubseriier. To any clusé business the well known Fe} offers an opportunity w-idom eqiall mises (o Mrs. J, B, GINOPHIO, 369 FOR SALE WITH HORSE rs hine, More KOR SALE. OR WOULD TAKE A nod business. weil esis nia ESS FOR SALE. TE 24D eat BLISHED 0 years in hens, Wilh lease ofp about 26x105 feet; brick 5 three slorios; ev thing in com Jete order, Pavey at i150. ) Went Touch strect RUG STORE FOR SALE—GOOD LOVATION, WELL e fitted ups iow rent, excelent chances . Wulbe:sold low. Appiy at or ad OF THE Thirwenth sti eet, min ry reasons Swre 20 ond avenues. HE OLD ESTABLISHED TIN WARE, ass, Plnmbingand Gas Fittins Bus ness; Coles and Tea Appaia Ukand Machin tu good order, ctieap tur. cash. Ti wealth causes the pray dispose o: the same, Call on the premises, No. 197 Wiliam street JOR SALE—THE WHOLE OR PART OF A “SODA Water and Baraap nite, PIXuLey Horst One of the | 4 Wagon, ail inc hes to retare and cisy the Te will ot a tou os "eag: toeats va Thunediutely. > ; LEE ae TON, New Haven. TOR SALETHE STOCK, FIXTUR! AND LEASE of # Liquor sto fh Brooklyn. Kor particulars inquire on the preimi Whi ‘olumbia strvet. OR SALB—IN JE RSEY CITY, A DRUG STORE, WELL located, No. 6 Newark avenue. Fixtures ail new aud in geod o {OR SALE—THIRTY-TWO JUTE ROVING SPINDLE: Apauire corner of Flushing and Bedford avenue lyn, B. D., in the rope walk. STOCK, FIXTURE: « Kerosme Teun and G one of the best thoranghfares im the Greeawich sircet F°% SALE—A "QUANTITY OF STORE FIXTURES Desks, Counters, ac. Apply at 10 Barclay atreet, N.Y OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS. CONFECTIONERY AND Lunch Room; location one of the best in the cuy. Ap- ply at 76 Cedar stree neur the Post oilice. ‘OR SALE—A SINGER'S SEWING MACHINE, In perfect order, becn in use three months and will bé sold for los. than hulf its cost. Call for three days, between the hours of 10 and 3, at 172 Bleecker street. OR SALE—A LOT OF LARGE BOILERS, WITH furnaces (majority Mott's make), ranging frum 20 to 120 Gallonseuch, im coud order, formerly tised for troops. Also & lot of Large Ollice Stoves, Cau be seen at 4 Franklin a yor SALE—A FIRST CLASS GROCERY STORE, IN a good location and doing a tine cash trade; tavorybl Irase of butlding, with staplecin ie. rear. For" particulars appiy to JOUN GIBNEY & CO., 175 West street. OR SALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED GROCERY Store, with Horse and Wagon, now doing # good busi- Bess, on Sixth avenue, inone ot the best RelgibOr Wands up for three days to STEGMAN & MOLLER, 2 ‘Apply Wutiogon st OR SALI VERY HEAP, ON] and best established cy in the city; well located, d be sold ou account of sic! Chatham street. Po SALE—A PHOTOGRAHIC GALLERY, DOING ‘® large business. Only a mall capital required for @ small gallery, at a sinall veut. A rare chance for 4 goo! ope- rator, to reat itor work it on shares, Apply at 306 Grand street, corner of Allen, Pr, SALE—A SEGAR STORE, DOING A GOOD business. Will be sold ats bargain. Cull for two days at ‘8 sixth avenue, NE OF THE OLDEST ner ‘Grocery and Liquor Stores good business, and has to Fer, SALE—THE FIXTURES OF A BARROOM, 428 sisting of eee r, Chairs, Tat tes, Beer Pum) re sey They can be seen by applying to THOS. LYNCH, No 7 Ce. dar street, near Pearl 3 —T0 DRUGGISTS AND OTHERS.—A ry of casi: staple articles forthe drug trad , almost a monopuiy, yielding large proiits, es- tablished over ten years, demand increasing. A Knowledge ot the business easily acquired. Can be carried on twith PH oeath aces $1,500; terms easy. Address Delta, box Herald of Bi SALE IN CHICAGO—RARE ¢ CHANCE.—WE Will dispose of the Stock, Lease and Fixtures of our weil known and liberally patronized Custom Boot und Shoe Store, No. 77 Dearborn street, on reasonable terms. The bu- kiness has been established ten years. Stock on hand worth from $2,500 to $3,000, KELLER BROS. OR SALE CHEAP—THE LEASE, FIXTURES, aC. Of one of the largest and best Ale aud Liquor Vaults om Broadway; very cheap rent, Addrds Alc Vaults, Herald Store, on one of the leading avenues \y, Nicely titted up and doing a ,00d busines, Good locariou, low rent ans long lease. BR. BLAKE, 14 Chauvers sirect hte FOR SALE-LONG LEASE, HOUSE FUR nished throughout, doing a good business; will be sold low, pood Jooa'ion. Apply at 12 Ceutre aircet, in the store, frou: 1 102 o'clock. IQUOR STORE Ft SALE Tink FINE LARGE wholesale Liquor Stor 9 First avenue, corner of Weth steson ite mdsies sordk of Liusore can tac Piss which wii be sold separate; any quntity of te Liquor can be honght at private sa Way, will be gold on wt LI o'clock by wM. ABBOTT. Auctioneer, — HOTOGRAPIH GALLERY FOR SALE—AT A BAR ain; in the best locality on Broadwa; terials, Extures, cameras, &c., with the lease. Taquire at 160 and 161 Mercer btreot, up sialrs, PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY FOR SALE—NOW DOING an average business of $W a Cay, and having unequalled for show ; will be sold cheap, aa the owner is young jerald office.” TRAM ENGINES, BOILERS, SHAFTING, PULLEYS, Top Hammers, saree Griudstones, Gearing, a, for sale Viz —One ‘fity horse power Engine, with ‘two tine one ten borse power nine, ‘with two plain eylin- der bollors (can be seen in operation); bx Trip Hamniers. Farioux sizes: Grindatones, Gearin: Inauice at, 105 Beekman street, ABBNDROTH. 1008 rm SALE.—THE SLOOP J. ©. R. BROWN: f, caries about 60 tons, well found in rigging, Twen che be ae 5 ai be old low if aD reign for within a few days Can | be seem at Pike alip ui any, ae fost. Inquire of LIEW BURLEY. RAPHKRS—POR 7 T° SHOTORAPH Pon sSALE. TAB AB < ES $10 FE PER WEEK.—FOR SALE, A BOND AND ORT for $40, well secured (whicl The advertiser has beld the stuation orp oa Hours 9 10% Price $125, Address®. U-, ‘sas eyeing $: 000.7% _ PAYING BUSINESS FOR SALE; e HWhealth and agen in another city the a Pays near $100 ly, i pleasant, light and i - An a: om offered. all barter “4 Ble h atreect FREE LECTURE Wik BE DELIVERED THIS evening by W. M Thom . D.. auative of the Holy the Seventeen! al cuureb, enwenth street, between First and Second avenues, Sin cei— Norns Lebeoom, and tte vicinity!” Lecture com- Deovcetata quarter before sight o' DENTISTRY. — FICIAL THLE! BEAUTIFUL SETS ON FINE Ai had yea rand valcante rubber, from Teeth filed and Pistina and Bone 4 for i yee 18S Sixty LU HEM, Dowie DAMANTRAN WITTE COME pain nie toot dura tity Kins ]) "8, GREEN, 28 GRAND ostion ot. try J opposite Lord & Taylor's, ond 6; Bultom street. tee iyn, are insercing full or partial {their improved Art. Hola! Teech, with of without ext the roots; {wil w on gold or plating, $95; on silver or robber, $3; partis (gold) per tooth, $2; silver or cents. Tira ATE TION oF PERSONS REQUIR is $1. Extracting, 25 wr 9; BS ote ng, a Vemt, most cont stever made, AMBRIOAN THE fre our ISTS, 384 Bowery, opposite Fifth st cERTiFTe ATES.—HAVING HAD extrac ed withont pain by Dr. J Latreet, Lcieerfully Inger this wea reco nba. | oR SHIPPING. WS inquire of PEASE & SEMEGNIO, foreign truit | els here at theme rates, { AM WEERLY TO LIVERPOOL, TO! WING Ae at jugentown (Cork hartor).—The ivernou Met ‘Yorks, fad Philadelphia Steameniy Company in.eud. de itching their full powered Clyde built trom steains.ips as follows ; wire 227 Uisatarday, Feb, at aud every sucoveding Saturday, at noon, trom pier 44 Nove river, Pasate in pode Firat Cabin... 8 J De, to London ra) ty Pars 09 Do. to Hamburg... iso forwarded (o Havre, Brewen, jiceduase uiwerp. ce. at equally low rates. Fars frou Liverpool or Queenstown: First cabin, $75, | $85, $105; steerage from Liverpool, $i; from Queenstown, $50. "Those who wish to send for their iviends can buy uel ‘These sieame:s have superior accommodations for | gers: are strongly built im water-tight ton sections and carry at Be an sanltl natogs. Experienced surgeons aliached pool to WILLTAM laskow, to ALEX, o 5St Enoch square; in Queenstown. to Os « OUR & CO.; in ‘Loudon, wo. EINES Naisy, ‘6t King With wet ta Paris, to JULES “DR- COUK, 48 rue Notre D: Victoires, Pi sy lt ielpita, o JOUN G. DALE, Ui Watnut street, oF at the company's offices. JOHN G, DALE, Agent, 15 Broalway, New York. rAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY. The tavorite ties clas and elegant iron wilt steamahiyy dA ONT, N. TRAUTMA Commande carrying the Uniteu states u sate from ‘pier 21 Nort river, toot of Pulton street. positively on, SATURDAY, February and takes passengers tor Hamburs, Yahdon, Bavre aga Southampton, at the following rates— 0 § yo: 8 Rear ‘ $02 50; steerage, $37 &, Rara wall suovoed t ¢ SAXONTA ou Fob. 25. FOr Das HRRDT & CO.. 45 Exqiange place 6.1, RICHARD & BOAS, 151 Browdway, N.Y. 142 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD'S STEAMSHIP HANaA, Capt, HJ. vou Santen, commander, earrying the U Will saii from pier 30 North river, toot of Cham weet.” on SATURDAY, FEB. 14, AT 12 O'CLOCK M. BREMEN, VIA "SOUTHAMPTON, Taking paren OSDON. HAVEE, SOUTHAMPTON and BREMEN, ollowing: rates, payable in gold oc its equivaientia For tie first cabin. $ i, second cabin, $30; steerage, $45. For treisht or pass os : “OH Alois & co. 68 Broad street. — full powered MoMasters, carr, ing Will ais tro Milsad nent Saturday, fob. 7. passuge from New York:—First class, according to accom: modation- $1iL aw steerage, found wih goot pl BRITALN, [rland and the Continent of Europe. or P vsal to und from London and Liverpool, apply to TAVSCO' BROTHERS & CO., 85 South aireet. In the stream, p more pass: est rapes. Apa to ¥. M. DEMAREST, 4 : packet whip ALEXAND. L will sail punetually on Monday, 2d Kenr iu cab 1, ASSAGE FROM OR TO LIVERPOOL AND LONDOI by the Old Back Star Line—Kor Liverpool, HEMISPHERE wis Feb. 4, for London, the PLY NOU ROCK) sails red. 9. Kor passuye or draite apply to,W! LIAMS & GUION, 40 Fulton surect. pe CALIFORNIA VIA I PANAMA, ‘A first class steamer will leave New York on the lith and 2ist of each month, except when these dates fall isi when the day of departure will be on the Mon followin 0. ‘ROBERTS’ LINE. cicemuhips to San Prancisen and Oregoe, Apply to TRAVER, 170 UA TRANSIT. The Sveamship AMERICA OR ILLINGIS leave for GREY TOWN, tw connect with Bicams!) po, MOSES TAYLOR, pga on Si. Pekin sense ly to fal tid "ARGO (AUSTRALIA TIONERR CINE THE AL Dm clipper bark QUEENSLAND, D. Bradford 1 aster, rapidly loading at pier 16 East river, foot of Wall aud wil! positively saul for Melbourne direct on tue L0th February. 1 tpplon fr iat for a few ‘ngers, if ay led a immediately. Leon peru ERON, 88 Beaver st USTRALTA—KANGAROO LINE, FOR MELBOURN the splendid fast sailing A 1 packet ship BONO! 1,500 tons. w.ll have prompt despatel: for Melbourne di tas elegant accommodations for first and segand eabin songer: AGRE ‘2 ea R LORD & OUEREA street. Cousignees at Melbo F% HAVANA-THE A NO, 1 BRITISIL aha ay an ra) tons. fare Corbett, and 5H! RAK in Jon A: betiespat Japti alter Movers two weeks ne abo The steamer BHELDRAKE will sail from pier foot Wiarrome street, North river, om Saturday, Februaty 7, Sirle of iret cable pamage 0, enh of tirat cal For freight or pas ie. apply to CHAS, A, WHITNBY,| 2% Broadway, or at St Sou:h sire HOWLAND ‘é ASPINWALL, A Fue HAY. ‘ANA DIRECT.—THE NEW AND SPLEND| United States mail side wheel steamship KAGI Richard Adams, U. 8. N., commander, will leave pier M North river on Wed ‘anesdiy, Feb. 4, at ofclock 2st x cisely for For fr or fs apo! SPOFFORD, TLESTON 400. Broad R HAVANA. VIA NASSAU, x ram petri nt North American royal inali steams M, Capt Le Menearien itt sail. (oe the: above pa iné company's wharf, at Jersey City, on Monday, P| 72 aasize money to Nassan.. javana. For freight passaze apply to ot freght or Bove SARD, No. 4 Bowling OR BALTIMORE ee. ee lass steamship POTOM. AC, Captain Geo. G. Fletche rill leare pler No. 9 North river, on Tuesday, for the above place, at 3 o'clock BM. For ies or sage app:y to CROMWELL OR NEW ORLEANS, ViA HAVANA—THUE ELEGA| double engine sidewheel United tates mail teams) BIO BIO, Francis A. Drew, commander, will leave pe North river, on Wedoesday, ‘Feb. 4, at 12'o'ciock noon, cisely. tor New Orlearfs via’ Havana. Freight taken to places at ria sera a epee ‘or bills o' phe Sined on the day of eailing. For freight or passage LUDLAM. HEL INEKE Fo" NEW ORLEANS DIREC ‘T. ‘The fine side-wheel United Siauea M Mat! Steamship: GEORGE R rpg tnd Commander, tons Wri salt from, af North siver ch SATURDAY, |, at noon Toe teetgiht resets cived or lle ot al ing signed on 1 oF pass aes OAS ADMIAN SUYDAM, No, 86 Beaver stree| rer ene pa OR SF. THOMAS, W. T.—DANISH BARK TERE passage any io MAITLAND, PHELPS @ COx 4540 or ge apply Wo Ps bes Exchange place. % (azetne THE U UNITED ATES. MAIL EAUFORT: N. <., and PORT ROYAL &, C. 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