The New York Herald Newspaper, October 12, 1865, Page 2

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. a = ‘ Wenwespay, Oct. 11—6 P. M. The stock market was without spirit this morning, owing to the large realizations which took place on Mon- day and Tuesday, ana still lingering apprehensions in the minds of some chat the prevailing moderate activity in monetary channels might develop into. stringency. At the first board New York Central closed % lower than at the second board yesterday, Erie , Reading %, Michigan Southern 3, Northwestern preferred %, Rock Island 15, Fort Wayne %, Ohio and Mississippi certt- ficates %{, Quicksilver 3, Northwestern, common, was unchanged. Prairie du Chien advanced 4, Bank stocks were in demand. There was some inquiry for city railroad stocks, and 60 was bid and 62 asked for Second Avenue, and 126 bid and 140 asked for Sixth Avenue. These stocks are favorite investments with the public, and hence they seldom change hands. Government gold bearing securities continued firm. Coupon five-twenties were % higher, seven-thirty notes of the third series %. There was a sale of Pacific’Mail stock at 225, scrip 210. At the open board at one o'clock the market was strong and Erie advanced to 923g. It was rumored on the street that a large shipment of the stock had been made by the steamers sailing to-day, but this proved on inquiry to have been exaggerated. About four thousand shares were transferred to-day for foreign account and about five hundred shares from foreign to home parties. The following gentlemen wore re-elected directors of the company at the annual meeting held on the 10th inst. :— Samuel Marsh, Daniel-Drew, John Arnot, William B. Skidmore, Cornelius Vanderbilt, Robert H. Berdell, Dudley & Gregory, Ralph Mead, Ambrose 8. Murray, William Evans, J. C. Bancroft Davis, H. L. Pierson, D. A. Cushman, Alexander 8. Diven, Thomas W. Gale, Isaac NN. Phelps and J. F. D. Lanier. At the second regular board the market was firm, but prices were in gome instances a fraction below the ex- treme figures touched on the street. Erie closed % high- er than at the first board, Reading 1, Michigan South- ern 1%, Northwestern preferred 34, Prairie du Chien 144, Fort Wayne 34, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 34, Cum- borland 34. Rock Island was 3% lower. Thero was a strong demand for coupon five-twenties for shipment, and the old issue rose to 105—an advance of 3 since the morning board, The new issue sold at 1022¢—an advance of %. Coupon sixes of 1881 sold at 108!¢—an advance of % since yesterday. Ten-forties were steady. ‘At the second open board the market was strong and prices a fraction higher. New York Central closed at 108, Erie 0234, Reading 118, Michigan Southern 76%, Cleveland and Pittsburg 835, Rock Island 11035, North- western 8134, preferred (b. 3) 66%, Fort Wayne (b. 3) 10234. The gold market was dull, but it showod a slightly up- ward tendency, the opening price being 1442{, and the closing one 14534. The supply for delivery continues ebundant, and loans were made without interest. The steamer Ocean Quesn, from Aspinwall, brought $1,362,775 in gola) The European stoamers took out no specie. There were no transactions of importance in forcign exchange, and the market was heavy. Bankers’ bills at sixty days were sold at 100% a %%, but leading drawers asked 109% a %. The exports for tho weck ending on the 10th inst. show a currency value of $4,161,006. The chief articles of export wore corn, oats, flour and cotton, 10,672 bales of the latter betng included in the return. This im- provement in the export trade, together with tho shipment of securities, more than neutralizes temporarily the effect of our previous heavy importations and light exports; but the imports are likely to continue far in ex- cess of the latter for an indefinite period to come. For the tame being, however, the dulness of exchange will Operate against any rise in the price of gold. The condi- tion of affairs in Great Britain may, not be without influ- ence upon the foreign exchanges. The advance in the iscount rate of tho Bank of England from 4 per cent, at which it was fixed on the 3d of August, to 434 per cent on the 29th ultimo, is accepted in England as the pre- lude to a further advance, the bank having lost £259,023 in specie during the previous week, a considerable portion of which was absorbed by the Irish banks. Should the Fenian excitement nmke further progress this absorption of specie will increase, and in proportion to the drain will be the advance in the bank rate of interest and the firmness of exchange on Europe here. But the fact of the bids for the Erie loan of £800,000 having aggregated £3,700,000, shows that there is noither pressure nor distrust at present, and it is hardly probable that there will be, the bank rate being still low. The fact of the amount of business transacted in American securities in London being of ‘a magnitude unprece- dented since the outbreak of the rebellion,” five- twenties having sold up to 70%, is indicative of no lack of confidence.* Petroleum stocks were dull at tho first board, and ‘Wobster closed 3c. lower than at the same time yester- Gay; Montana 10c., Oil Crock 30c., United States Sc. Shade River was 5c. higher, First National lo. At the gecond board United States closed at $2940, or 250. lower; Oll Creck $137, or 18c. lower; Pithole Creek $8 90, Bennehoff Run $12 50, Germania 36c., Heydrick $1, First Natioal 37c., Rynd Farm $1 01. The buying rates for compound interest notes were:— December 1024, October 103%, August 104, July 104%, June 1053. Tne Treasury statement of the receipts and expendi- tures for the quarter ending June 30, 1865, shows that the latter were at the rate of eight millions per day, in- cluding payments of interest on the national debt. The business at the Sub-Treasury to-day was as fol- ing October 7:— ‘The earnings of the Great Western Railway of Canada during the week ending October 6 amounted to $92,082, witch shows an increase over the receipts for the same time in 1864 of $28,962. ‘The returns of the Bank of England for the week end- ing Beptember 27 compare with the statement of the previous week as follows :— Ta,p00'si The Bank of France return for the woek onding Sep. tember 28 shows the following changes compared with Previous account ;—Increase—Treasury balance, 32 1.6 millions; bills, 11% millions, Docrease—Ourrent nc. counts, 13 46 millions; cash, 7 1-6 millions; notes, 6)¢ millions, Advances, million. Capital on the continent of Europe at last dates was in improved request, but the qrotations were unaltered. ‘The traffic receipts of railways in the United Kingdom of Groat Britain amounted for the week ending the 234 of September, on 12,252 miles, to £740,058, and for the corresponding week of last year, on 11,915 mules, to £096,392, showing an increase of 9837 miles and of £A3,006, American securities were quoted in London on the 29th ult. as follows :— 70 70} & i o% aa &@ 7 a 70 % a 77 80 a 82 boxe 00% Bie BN J he 101 2 108 a 88 aw” for the last, £80, 751,861 108,716,219 102,400,606 } 1865 of £6,816,523, as compared with 1804, and an in- spection of the tables shows that this total is made up by & slight falling of for the present year in every month, except January and March, compared with the corresponding months of last year. $5000UE6's5-20cexNe 10454 SMoposees aoewtaNs 102 2000 d0...-40.++ 102: 28000 U 8 6's,10-40 «. 5000 ‘Tr n 7.80 2dse, 10000 50% 2000 Mich Gensel = 8000 Alt & TH2mprf 79 1000Pitts, FtW&C3m 86 4000 A&GW1mn,Odiv 97 42 shs Mech Bank. . = OOK 100 Contral Nai Bank 1ll}g 300 20 Bk Commonwt’h 100 b3O0 42% 200 42% 100 do.2d ¢, “bio 43° «500 100 Central Coal Go., 59 200 100 Cumb Coal pret. 4734 300 d0., .sesses. 8B do......... 47 400Chic&NWRR. 31 {oo Quicksilver M, 49% bd ih? Noh nt da 66 Foo nagar bai 12% 600 = do..... 60 100 New for ork Gt Guano 16 iso Pac Mail SS Co,, 225 40 PacificMiail scrip. 210 200 ‘N ¥Contral RR. 102% 815 10244 -. 10254 o do. 24 call 11034 300 cepa Niel RR or 000 waa Ch RR “3 100 62; : $0 Mil&rduGiddpre #0 102}g° 100 MeGregor W RR. 243; SECOND BOARD. Hary-rast Two o’Ciock P. M. $45000 US6s,5-20,xNe 105 200 shs Reading RR. nr 10000U'S6,5. SoenixNe 102% e . 45000 US@' 's, 81, cou 108% Dewees ne 27000 US 5's s, 10-40, ¢ i Mich Contiad boty 5000 T n,7 3-10, 2ds 200 GO. se. eee 15%" 100000 & M cer..b20 1200 Mfo& NI RR. 76 30000 do, hes Se 6 = shs Canton Co... 43 100 do..... b20 663g do. 200 Chi & Ri Ist RR. 1103 30 Cumb Coal pref. 10% 300 Sta 100 Mariposa Mg Co. 100 Mil & ry duCh rz 6314 200 N Y Central RR. 103 do. sa $4 eh 102 + 102 100 Alt & TH RR.. 200 P, UW & GRR. eCIAL REPORT. repay, Oct. 11—6 P. M. Asure,—Receipts, 8 pkgs. The market was dull and unchanged, Smal lots po's and pearis were occasionally selling at $7 $734 a $S, at which the market was very firm, owing to the searc! Breansturrs.—Receipts, 10,157 bbls. flour, 60 do. corn 5,926 bushels wheal, 89,171 do. corn, 19,694 do. oats, 8,261 do. rye, 625 do. malt, and 53,240 do. barley. The demand for State and Western flour was moderately active, but at lower prices. The sales comprised 9,600 bbls, at the decline of 5c. a 1ic., a shown in our rovised quotations below. Southern flour was dull and lower, with gales of 450-bbis, Canada flour was quiet, and prices declined 5c. a 10c. per bbl. Tho eales embraced about 300 bbls, Rye flour was firmer, with further eales of nearly 200 bbls, at $7.50, Corn meal was firmer, but inactive. We only heard of sale of 100 bbls, Brandywine cIry COMME: Ww at $5.25. We quote:— Superiine State and Western flour. $7 90 a $8 30 8 35a 8 55 8 60a 8 80 8 40a 890 900 a 920 «930012 7 +9 50 a 10 65 10 70 a 15 75 865 a 890 9 00 a 12 75 67a 750 490a 495 5100 5 25 26 25 a 26°60 ss wheat was scarce, and with a fair Gemand pr cos were well sustained, while for winter thero was an in- active demand and prices declined 2c. a 4c. per buxhel. The sales wore to a moderato extent, and embraced 75,000 bushels at $2 38 a $2.30 for amber Michi- gan, $2 31 for now amber Stato, $176 a $1 78 pa Cone Milwaukee, $171 a $1 73 for Chicavo and $1728 $1 76 for Milwaukee club. e vg market was moderat.‘y active, and prices were without decided change, with sales of 70,000 bushels (including a few small lots inferior, which fold at a decl ne of 1c, | pom at 80c. a 80c. for unsound, ‘and 9lo. 8 934¢0, for sound mixed Western, and'94:. 8 943¢c. for high mixed, arog fi yellow. Oats were in limited demand anda lower. The sales wore at 50c. @ 55c. for unsound, and 60c. a 63c. for sound. Rye was in fair demand and a trifle higher. We notice sales of about 14,500 bushels Canada at $1 13. $115. Barley was fairly active, but at lower prices. The sales were 90,000 bushels Canada West, part, if not all, at $1 25. Malt was quiet without material change in price. Covrex was quiet. We learn of no ‘ales outside the regular demand for consumption, which was at yester- day’ '8 quotations, Corrox.—The market at the commencement was dull and prices were somewhat easier, but at noon a reaction took place and it became excited under a vigorous specu- lative and good export ort demand, ‘and closed fully 1c. higher on nearly all sales were unusually and covered 3,! bales, mostly at annexed quo- tations:— Drank. aie pear” W088; 3 53 ra $0 2 63 63 64 mit firm. Tho engagements wore 14,000 bushels corn to Live at 53¢d., per steamer; $00 boxes cheese at 40s., 250 do. Bacon’ at 25s. The charters were, a bark to Liverpool, enemy ie — Queenstown, tor nae , 58, 6d. ; @ bij 1,000 hhds. tobacco at 37%, 6d, ; a Bremen shi cg 600 hhds tobacco, 40s. ; @ British brig from pie a Jamaica, boards, $3 25, and back to New York, io wood, $5, ee two schooners from Newburg to 50; a schooner from Elizabeth. $2'50; one to Providence, iron, Fe ios a Bria frig’'tc lerra Leone and tack, sbd 00s tomport in the Gulf of Mexico and back, on privato terms. Hora were firm, with sales of 125 bales, including all oscriptions, at Ide. a 400. for old crop, and 30c. a 60c. for Motassrs.—A moderate trade was done in the jobbing at full tices Th p eetading 40 bhds. Cuba muscovado at oie ico ruled firmer, though we iced no oped t change. wwM.—Receipte, 1,595 bbls. The market was dull and iMtand heavy and the gales wore only about 3,800 bbls. at 28 ic, a 89c. for crude, and 63c. a G4, for rofined in bond, Free was quiet at 82c. a S3c, Provisions. —Rece!pis, 520 bbs, pork, 157 do. beef, 60 packages cut meats and 32 do. lard. The pork market at the commencement was unsettled and prices ruled lower under a Ma! limited inquiry, but subsequently it rallied and rates advanced, new mess closing firm at 6234. The sales were about 10,000 bbis., includinge3,500 bbis. new mess for future delivery, sellers’ and buyers’ option, |. Tho sales deliverable on the spot wero about 6,500 bbis., at $36 a $36 75 for now mess, $30 a 12% for or prithe, and $31 a $31 25 for prime mena, beef market was stenly, with a good demand. at $10 50a $13 60 a $16 50 for extra Bacon was dull and Le Cut meats were moderately active, et matorial cl wins ‘The'salos include 350 at 16%. a 1730. for shoulders, and 20c. a gc. for hams, Butter was firm and in good request at 82c. for Western, and 40c. a 650. for State. Cheeso ‘was stondy, witha fair demand, at 13c. a 18c. for comg factory. The transactions in lard were declined %c. per Ib. The sales were at 24c, a 28%{c.—the latter price for Shove nethie rendered in small Ke i Rice. fhe market was quict, but prices were firm. ve learn.of n 10 sales. for raw was firm and quite active. me eales embrace 1,196 hhds. Cuba muscovado, at Idec. a 1bc., and 1,! {00 vores Havana, at 1330 1 14340. There was but very Ute Porto Rico offering , holders, anticipat- ing an advanoo, had iy withdrawn thelr stocks from the market. ined was gg Red full prices, Tat.ow continued to rule lower. sales were about beg ow oor Tbe. at ‘re a ldo. was steady, with a fair Macey: The sales included 1 190 hhds, Lg ‘at To. a 286. ‘Wiisxry.—Receipta, 1 pe a The demand was was, ‘at full prices, ' The sales were 400 bbis., mostly at $2 253; a $2 20. ROTOR A AQUEDUCT RTMENT.—TO SEWER af ‘Separate re ‘~ js, each endorsed bo Feo ‘he | tie fie it ts Seas ee @ bidder a ry oflica Maia neaday, til LL o'clock A. M. for the construc the’ ‘following of Le tion of sewers in urth avenue, from Fifty-ninth street to near Se vi ailen street, {rom Stanton to Houston street, jane th avenue to Green Bieycin ‘carte Wat ness Fittieth street, Ly Ninth avenue to Righth aven in third, sect, frome yd avenue to Yiret nv ‘avenue, fn I street, Trow Thire wal Fourth avenue. ‘West street, from Horatio to Gansevoort street. Bleventh avenue, from Forty-seventh to Forty-eighth “Te fin cont sree, avenue. th Lane from. 28th street. Poe Second avenue to crown be rth avenue. ® fainter aot or biddern [MPORTANT DAILY—-FOR GENTLEME TAR? JACURNS DAILY TOR ORNL EWEN Pa ray. Bartes unable of ten cos, By ireesing § have sie LA YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1866. nannnnnnannnn i TNANCIAL. Papronara £o8 yop ORMATG, ares TOY PING smpwas, COMPOUND jOTES AND Ane) FORSROEE NOTES. | of the readiness 0 ty aon Senaprehwenty year bende, ott cos enalim tosay, one ans dollars of apie st and three dollars in certificates po notes, provided fereboe is mad SEETE copier at talitn The bonds issued in e: for such certificates and nd so, dhoand dollars Maginered nisand ‘ten thousand dollars will be issued Tee of ce! interent ‘Treasurers to national Bank wi ‘whioh $i the Waited uate oro ‘DS business joutel Tutorest wilt be allowed on certificates of peat set and one and two year Treasury notes matured bot mature to the Ist of November, up to the date of et atta after the Ist of November interest w! The principal and interest of such Treasury notes and we Ngations will be considered together as an offer for conver- sion: but when, after deducting the principal of the bon and three per gent premisim, thers remaing a fractional of one bund — fractional part will be se rr reserves to himaelf the right of withdrawing ubeeera figaat Rethars al,” prioe Lo that dates bo Bitered for conversion as aforesaid, tT ® Circulars of inaprostions: will be transmitted to Ly various officers authorized to receive certificates and notes, to whieh attention is invited, iH. McCULLOCH, Secretary of the Treasury. PRorosara 00.000 GROTON ESERVOIR BONDA OF THE ‘UITY OF NEW YORK. Sented proposals, for amounts of not teas than $1,000 ench, wlll be rereived atthe Comptrotier's oflice until Wednesday, October 18, 1865, at two o'clock P. M., when the same will be icly opened, for the whole ‘or Any part of the sum of sand ‘ollnrs of “Croton Reservolr Bonds of the ~ York," authorized by chapter 267 Laws of 1864. ‘The salt bonds bear interest at the rate of six per cent per annum, payable quarterly, and the principal will be redeerned on the Ist day of Augnist, 1907, from the Sinking Fund for the redemption of the city debt. ‘The proposils will state the amount of bonds desired, and the prce per one hundred doliark thereof, and the persons whose prorosals » n be required to warded to them re- ‘On presenting to the Comptroler the receipts of the Cham- berlin for such deposits, the parties wil be entitled to re- bongs for equal amounts of the par value of the sume d to them, bearing interest from the datos of pay- nl khould be sealed and endorsed “Proposals Leservoir Bonds of the City of New pray ‘na am econd envelope. addressed to the Comptrol ‘The right ia rosgrved to erect any or all of the bids "tthe Interests of the Corporation requite 1, TTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller. C.rv or Re: Yorn. ‘Dasma: or France, "t Comrtrouixn’s Ovrior, Oct. 3, 1865. OLDERS OF SAN FRANCISCO BONDS KNOWN AR the “School Bonds of 1854” are hereby notified that said bonds will be redeemed in United States gold coin at our offies atmaturity, November 1, 1 Interest on the ae bonds wilf cease from and after the above LES & WALLER, 88 Pine atrect, New York, September 2. SS ‘OUN J. CISCO & BON, BANKE! NO. 88 WALL STREET, NEW YORK, NEGOTIATE LOANS AND BUSINESS PAPER, Purchase and sell Government, cand other Becurities on com- RECEIVE MONEY ON DEPOSIT, and allow interest at the rate of four percent per annam, on daily balances, which may be ys ty BE time; ‘OR WILL Ts80E, CERTIFI CATES O POSIT Bearing interest, indy . PSOHIN Se CISCO, ‘Late of United States Treasu: £ JOHN ee Dotaod., ‘ARIVOSA FIRST MORTGAGE OVERDUF GOUPONB ore at par by GEO, K. SISTARE, 27 William street, eee cITy PL og aie BY THE STATE nesnee. MANNING & DE FOREST, 19 Wall street. Otis aRRTNCS Meads BY UCHR! road Company will be held on Wed: cA he 18th inat., at 19 Pine atreet, +) this city, at 12 geek Sieridian. at ynlen Sroton, ae and punctual euandan sisrequdneds min ndance Lore jOHN A. a President, _New Your, Oct, 7, BROOK COAL, COMPANY, 209 Walnut street, hia Oct. 10, Board Directors have this day yr emnree ‘aividend oor th these cent on the eapital stock o of the comnany- on and after ah ee. clear of State ty be closed until 16th in: unig. MOMBNRY, | Beoretary. ETROLEUM FOR SALE. TEN INCORPORATE by the Clarion River Coal and Oi Com Srpanined, "There are three Goat Mince ailon 5a) the aes Bi coal vaing for to five feet Transfer books will in nie raveport coal 9 by water to Oll Che and crab sen where commands bushel. wire Liberty street, B Rew York. icaaibad S. T. JONES & 0U., BANKERS, EWBERN, N, C. Southern collections promptly made made and romaitied tor oa $he day of payment at current rate of exchange on New Refer to First National Bank, New York. Zopha phar Mills, Esq., 144 Front street, N.Y. Sours sear NOTES AND SECURITIES.—THE highest market, prices paid for Bills of all the Southern tmnt and for ma re State and City Bonds or detached Coupons, N Q. BELL, Building, and 42 B vaya NION DIME SAVINGS BANK: os, 427 and 129 Caval streei, corner of Varick. SSETS. $1,804 Open daily from WA Mo ‘on Monday, Wednesday SRT Baturhay evenings trom 8 to oT orclock. Bis ‘percent in- terest, Cree of ment tax, allowed on sums of $500 and under, and five per cent on larger sums, Money dq ‘ou or before October 20, will bear interest from Bauk books In English, German and DER V. NHADOHWOUT, President. LOMON L, HULL, Treasurer Ganvwme 8. Cnarix, booretary. D.. fpeSealt ACENCY.— CLAIMS OF ALL DESCRIP; + tions agninat the Internal Revenue, Custome War and other departme vd tog I is collect to cotto: “he % a “ayn PTON & WILSON, Brok ‘26 Exchange place, N. Y. $60. 00 TO oe SUMS TO a ON IM- PryosKrn BON No. a Nob ee $85.00 TO LOAN ON BOND AND aia on real estate in this city or room Ro. Ap ply to JOHN F. CONREY, @ Wall street, room rl. vee FURNISHED PARLOR AND BED- me os pom, oon gentlemen , twithout Board in in tL privere family, ing at 104 East ty -firet A FURNISHED BEDROOM, WITH SITTING ROOM fo let, 10 single’ gentleman, without board. ‘at 82 East Kighteenth street, near Union 0 Texcept ohable references will be required. RARE CHANCE.—A PARTY lp housekeeping wish to Let thelr af ihelt Furniture? which te all pews the youve isin the very beat condition None need apply except thowe thet want the furniture. Inquire at) 117 Laurens street. UT be pay HOUSES, ROOMS. &0.. TO LET, Alsass ELEGANTLY ions in thei: HOUSE TO Lvl $00) por moat TSkAG MOENGLISH. Nes $00) per mouth. ‘Apily to 1s Astor place, LET, AND NULASH, No 8 | good OMALL ennee STORY HOUSE TO oe for yi tw) in Twen avenue. to ISAAC H. EN A near Sixth Astor _SITUATIONS W WANTED—FEMALES. “NUMBER OF WELL RECOMMENDED GERMAN Fie want situations to do. goneral housework, Se af irs, Lown's German Tustiiuie iy Stanton at, hear the wary. A’ NURSE—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN; is capable of taking the entire charge of children: ts a i A ity referens Given. "Gail nt 278 avy borween a7ih'and 25cm ob A rReT OLA88 FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET_NEAR as for ® private family. sg EE) ta A noes AND BLEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOM, brown stone house, BS Bast metnet BY Se one oF two gentlemen, without win ue PARLOR TO LET—TO A GENT AND 5 reference given and required arits gus nnd tre at B12 ‘av,, near Twenty fon rf =! NEW if ‘Y FIRST st | Goon aaaie eth om ret of tea Dye WM FETTRETCH, office 436 Third % Borner, Thirty-second street, lease for ti rot to for one ns | Beart. Laie: 2 2 Feart ate y street, on the west side ated above, Canal ot LEASE.—A LARGE ‘Apply to 3 M8. MYERS, PTH AVENUE, NEAR Sooke din hy HOUSE.—A PAB- lor Floor and other Rooms to let, without meals. For ecimeee apply ia ‘Sixth avenue, between ‘might and Ninth z SmO CEES. ao LET, A FIRST ‘ad bepegirrh 4 tore, the owner having isinona to ai to. Inquire on the mises SCMETER St GAL RRS, Srnar ot Myrtle and Washington arenves, B IURNISHED ROOM. Ba a retvars FAMILY a Jet a fine Room, d wife, or two gent men, for $7 week: ir ann th ‘Apply at 1293 Twoauleth Strect, References required, URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—WITHOUT BOARD, TO gentlemen, at 68 West Twelfth street. Fie seit Le fesreiria TO LET—TO PRIVATE FAMI- a, desirably located, in New York, Brooklyn and Staten Pormits of A. JOURNEAY, No. 6 Pine street. Lt pba ad HOUSE TO LET—IN BROOKLYN, FROM Mond: tober 17, to May 1. For further partons! call on Dr. KING, (inth street, and get a 0 wee sg NG Bi mi Me Pe ANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—TO ntlemen only, without board, in a private family. ‘Applytat 38 Great Jones atroet, ve ‘OTEL TO RENT.—THE BRIGGS HOUSE, SITUATED on the northeast corner of Wells and Randolph streets Chicago, Tiinois, will be rented for a term of years, March i, 1556, Tor terms address A. Gibbs, room No. 6 ‘Court House, Chicago. GTORAGE FOR FURNITURE IN FIRE PROOF BUILD. Ing 18 Fourth avenue, at reasonable, raion. | For ter West Twenty-ninth street, corner of apply at residence, 28 Brouaway. MPO LET—RY A, PRIVATE FAMILY, A. LARGE. AND handsomely furnished Parlor Room, without board, to two gentemen; loration ploasant and codventent; only thone willing to pay for excellent accommodations need app! iy; beat ‘of caferences given and required. Address D. L., ofice. 10 LET—FOR A TERM OF YEARS, A ROOM, 27 BY Bi foot 14 feet ceiling, with hard finished walls, pleasant- Brook atthe corner of Fulton and Pinen Ong atreets, oklyn. Apply to ©. F. BLAKE, in the building 10 LET_WITH STEAM POWER, A ROOM, ie BY 67 fect, 14 foot colling, with hard finished walls, pleasantly ted, at the corner of Fuiton and Pineapple streets, Brooklyn, Apply to ©. F. BLAKE, in the building. ah meg eo eee bine ge VAN BRUNT Her, Copper and Black th’e Shope, armunicllng 0 letoly stocked I nesesaary machinery, tools &c., Tiedt Loree porse” stare engine: all in’ porfect, work! order. The machinery an be purchased ‘at reasonable rates. re inquire at No.1 7 Old slip, New York. 10 LET—¥OR SIX MONTHS FROM 1ST NOVEMBER, a thoroughly furnished House, on the Hudson, with carriage house and able an ce half an hour from 6 olty. ‘Addreus Cottage, Hi LET—ON BiBey SIXTH hy pnt NEAR NORTH and attic kitchen I fay, oF ground, Apply to 10 LET—THE NICE TWO STORY ATTIC AND BASE- ment Dwelling House 683 Broome street, farniaped. or 6 Furniture may be parchased $80 per annum. Apply to BENEDICT & COIT, No, 4 Pine stre LET—A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PARLOR other Rooms, without at 130 Eighth street, be- LET—WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, FIRST iuaeg House, ot Mlushing, near depot, tn best pirt of the ilage, in perteot order, con! ences. bat PARDONS & WARD, 19 Count street. dist LET—AT WEST vAnae. NEAR preys DEPOT fn, Railroad, unfurnished Hou: with imme- Beste PD SD ge een ‘avenue, par AneR mOveE, | Rous on sere pier, forest and fruit ne City allt x ; cog May 1. Inquire of J. rea oar pase ne sao at SCUDDER, 156 Chambers st., N. Y. Ls Re, LET—TO A Sey ooo. Posse. A furnished Front Room, wit Reference required Apply at 75 Amity street, meer wey LET—A Ralls Leng Wl HOUSE, wah IMMEDIATE possession, treet. tn Great Jones Rent $350 Ada: call between the of 1 and dross or hours of It and ‘at 100 8t Boe ate family onl ird and Pua al ‘street, between hag LET—AT VAsenarow HEIG! A HAND. October 18 near Fereseves 7 water, 6) months from a i 186th street and Tenth avenue. Lets VERY Lota by Leas ly yoy eat Aur, Legrovemen modern Mercer and Prince streets, 0 fen Ball’ 4 "Black's jow' i atore, in cit CB ated York. Possession given Say Also a a ling House, wit! wens TT Apply at the above hotel to the builder, at ‘which the owner pe at house is in Brooklyn, near Fulton avenae, LET—PARLOR FLOOR Bit ROOMS) AND Clramber, furnished, i r. newer, oe handsomely Inquire of Mr. LET~THE LOWER PART OF HOUSE IN CLINTON street, Brooklyn, neatly {1 it minutes fi ferry "Apply to AEWOOD. 46 Brondway, up salts LET—A TH! STORY ENGLISH BASEMENT Brick House, In Eighty-slath atreet, uear Third avenue; Sleven rooms, Said water, and_ghe throughout wt Bouse, with all the smodera — S serwey ard Poon 30. “kino. Furnished Rooms to ‘ap v1 FRANKLIN STREET, Re vnc 44 pc's Me Broadwi etter yo for business Pieper vin House to Ta iture for sale. Inquire J. GIBBONS, 109 Bloeoker D LET—ON THE WEST SIDE. THE SECOND FLOOR the modern im. of a strictly private house, containing 4 ments; bat four personk ey im the house; will be owt e omall reel references. ‘Apply at Tid Chambers streot, up Laan roma 4 ben se | stone House, © ifteenth Seventeenth at Hately. Rent’ $300 atreets, immed per month, Please address ‘Brown, Herald oMce, givipg mame and location, L¥T—TWO Rips. -~~d ATTIC betiord | 2 without Board, to gentlemen only. Inquire wth t, corner of Commerce A SUITE OF ROOMS, FURNISHED IN A LI aoa manner, to let to class gentlemen onl pat t residence 28 Wost Twenty-ninth street, ear ane STRICTLY. PRIVATE FAMILY HAS A T'LBASANT second story Room, newly furnished, to let, without Board, to one or t rw gen Referen ier yngen roauizee. Ap ply at 44 West Fourth street, one block from Broadway. CHOICE SUIT OF FURNISHED § Rooms 79 Let gentlemen, without rat class house 94 West Arwrenty. nfth’ street, near cur Bde perk. N ELEGANT BACK PAR “Tiocatlon 110 Weak Fok way and stzth avenue. A’ % WEST FIFTEENTH STREET, HANDSOMB Front Parlors and Bedrooms on second and third foors, agg and ample closets, Also uafurnisbed Room on fourth rte fay ovate the et between Broad FINE BASEMENT TO LET--NO, 163 GREENWICH street. Apply from tea to twelve o'cloak. ARS 61 CLINTON PLACE, NBAR FIFTH'AVENUE Ap oort House—Handsomely furni Roome gegen ne yg floor, without board. exceptionabie Att 74 CLINTON FLACEAONR R WEST FROM Fifth avenue and Brevoort House—Furnished Rooms, only to first class gent ‘without board. Private reat: dence; newly furnished. Serene nO A, $200 FSD ETRY MaarE dat tlt a A Bae ROOM TO LET~TO GENTLEMEN, Bleecker street. PRIVATE FAMILY ©. A MMODATE ONE 0) two paoepen wiea's nly ‘Terntsted Roomy atnoat Poh ite first clase. moderate. 274 West Nine FURW! ying Pg A Ales R TSedNe a C0, Ms Broome oba Ae >, AYRNUR, a ale ethan an Men Weutionar tunica te er o Wash ington avenue and Ninth street. Yiqaire on te prewlses. rene ag 18 MODERN HOUSE TO LET—UP UA ton. ey 2 PS annum, eogaaesion (hig gat, Pm gt alee ONE HALL ROOM, Hint le, Aontleman, n, without board. Apply at 18 Bat 0 LET—A FURNISHED, BEDROOM, FOR A SINGLE gentleman. Inquire on the premises, '110 Rivington st. ad LET, FURNISHED—A SMALL BROWN Lag oy House in Thirtieth ast Madison at see CES ERLE weave wx racwe LET, FURNISHED (RENT PEI hme on pa cy oe ride gh stoop mnished with Getter will the’ House ts sa ets Pky house apply to ‘Sra’ iN, No.1 Hee RENT—A FURNISHED DOUBLE HOUSE IN THE try, monthe, pleasantly Faitroud depot and futhin one hour Font. Address box 2085 New York Post office, RENT—A pangs. FURNISHED HO RENT—A LARG aD HOUSE, A FEW RENCE, 36 Broadway. T° REXT—WITHOUT BOARD, TO ONB OR TWO GEN. em Parlor and one or two Chambers adjoining, at ‘second 4 street. yy NFURNISHED, For x XBAR, TO A ston c ree ais aaa tea Neder ere wi ent $190 4 Paeaaee, F¥ins RENT—A PARLOR FLOOR ose get tinge od or ae as, tod hen, at 88 Ureenan avenue. pet SS REYT— ee Ce NT. .. Terms mod ——___aanx#n[aa——_— Bet yecltonce Wdearneene nt MABLT NEW: ———————— ARTIFICIAL EYES. Pore nnn nnn RTIFIOIAL RYES.—ARTIFIOTAL b HOUMA’ I to order and inserted by Drs, F. piven s P, ‘Roissgnmeay of (formerly employed Wy vee ANN peo Go cima Ha East SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE woman, aa pock bn 9 private fant; a good cook; no pam fra hea pose tal alt od or ‘West 25th at., between th and th ova., third ee SITUATION WA! alge; A UNG GIRL, AS con prayed and alse memes ae marae at seamstrese; 83 West 19th “ Oo rune womaas ann give good oly sn at doo Weal 304k" see neat dike MIDDLE AGED LADY WANTS a SITUATION AS sity bef a‘ audprivaie, Osa be'sesa i | irtaararwani nes cigs sryerrom WANTED—BY A. Z0UNG Piped ‘waitress; has th Feferenoe, ‘Can be seen at 216 7th av., betwen 3 ‘26th ate.” YOUNG WANTS A SITUATION IN 4 RE: work?“ Gall at 119 Geanon sh Agtanem GIRL WISHES A: SITUATION 70 WORK Pe 400 Bui eves tind hove ere “AMINO IDO, ADE Ma 4. BTU - eretonds all Kinds of family outlig and EEE Bont ob a eer ‘given. satu ha fo gnc tarenve, "Oct Call RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES TO TAKE I Al A washing at her own residanoe. 206 20th at,, be- tween let 2d avs., third floor. irre vera pte Ay bakin x ell; coo cna a mg an rity dpjootiog to asset in toe wasbl ree idt Went 20th ot, 8th and 9th path ieg RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS cook, washer and troner in a small private family. Call for two days at 275 West 18th at, A SITUATION WANTED_BY & RESPEQTABLE 0 ‘a8 cook in a private family; no objection to ihe washing; is an excellent baker; best of reforonoe. Call for two days at 126 Clinton i ‘th st., rear house, room 20, RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WISHES A situation to do general pe in a small private foralty bee best city reference, Call at 354 16th st., between 8th SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTALLE young woman, as firat class waitress; best city refe- Tenee given, Call at 182 West 24th at, over the baker's, A POSITION DESIRED, BY A YOUNG WIDOW OF Pleasant address a fications, aa house- with par- Kecper; references given. a Pauls. ‘4, Mrs, Hamilton, station PROTESTANT WOMAN WANTS, A SITUATION AS has boen accustomed to the care of children; Zould take the entire charge of a baby from its birth; can do do nin sewing if required: has six years’ reference last place, Inquire at 797 Cth ay., corner of 4th st, (A SETUATION WANTED-BY A NEAT, COMPETENT class cook, in 8 private family, dr ivould do laundry work: no. objection to" the country, Call at 341 East 16th at, for two days, RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITU- ation to cook, wash and iron or to do general bouse- from her Can be seen for two days at 250 Wi ‘S6th st., bag a ith and 8th avs., rear building. RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A 6ITUA- tion as chambermaid and waitress; the best of Keg Feference, Call at 12) Wont $34 at., between 6th and 7th (A. HIGHLY RESPECTABLE GIRY WISHES A SITU. ‘tion in a private family as'chambermald and'waltress is an exoellont hand; has the best of city reference. ry 99.West Houston st. room rth floor. RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS first class cook in ® boarding, 5 as the very beat Of city reference. Can be seen so West Houston st., room 13, fourth floor. RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES, A SITUATION ‘Or seamatress; and fit- Ung ctihdrenrs ‘iothings hae th lived‘ ave: eure sot ‘ber reference. the best of be seen guited 90 West ‘17th at, betwee 6th and 7th a avs. LADY WISHES A BABY TO WET NURSE: HAS Best of reference, ies 9th Tous her own baby. ‘Caltat av., top floor. RESPROTABLE PROTESTART GIRL WISHES 4 situation as cook and to assist with, the washing and ironing; best of cliy reference, Call at a West dist at SITUATION WANTED—BY A FIRST OLASS COOK; understands all Kinds of cooking and all Kinds of des ‘assist with the washing and tron- 4 jellies, and will cof a niall famaily if required; f Gan be ine Seo T9 Weak Ihe.’ between @vh and Tes SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE young girl, to take care of childrenand todo ; ay i ference. Call at 84 West 20th at, between a =a D-BY A RESPECTABLE ot city reference. Apply for two botwoon 6th and 7th ave. SITUATION WANTE! oe meee, a8 ye at 11L ‘Weet 17th st, Bootch w experienced maid ina gentleman's farnlly; no sp abieane te ge in the ‘count i reales er at., room No. A SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG GIRL, AS lady's maid and ~ under. Stands operating on n’s sew! g machines; food elty reference. Can be seen at No. 87 West 88th st., ween 10 and 3 o'clock. waitress or chambe: ina ly; has six AS DOC y sateen sieporagemmmns Bas whe bet of city reference. ‘Gan be seen a 77 West S008 ~ between 6th and 7th a RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS A eats rasierand froner; good ety flerenoe. "Call a West et, room: A NAT, TIDY GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS COOK &s a private femal: te a0 an excellent, b baker; understands Gan for two at West ‘ih at in the oe eet days at 90 . front jn OS ENG Evo a RESPECTABLE GIRL wa A Bo ayo epee 8 A do ral houses in a small good Gig reference, Call at 184 Wat 260 tween Bi “and A eaeraonae GIRL WANTS A mcg pe nurse and will make herself ally Mineluln Gan be sect at 40) Weat B5th at, top oor, front room, until at suited. SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE Foung woman, as fret clase Ia ; understand: French fluting; can give the best of city reference. ys at 245 East S0th ot, betwoon 2d and 8d ave. At SITUATION WANTED—AS PIRST. CLASS 000K: best city reference. Call ut i West 16th st. in the rear, YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS SEAM. #treis; can cut and itt akdsente clothes and do plata Aressmaking. Call wt 36) 70b av., In the store. A’ INFANT'S NURSE Fy! CHILD'S NURSE AND ay. has had the care of children for many years, ‘Good olty't references given. Call at 26 East 23th st.. between Madison and ath av, SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE aiiy roforolice trom her last pluses’ Floase call for two days y * jor two ' at 893 6th av., betweoms5th aud ddth “— ‘ag A. SITUATION, WANTED oY. “a RESYHOTARLE washer aud ironer has i noe from her co t reference from her at, corner of 3d av, SPROTABLE YOUNG womay WISHES A SITU. waltress; ane referencia From ber int ‘placer “Gan be ‘avec for’ two! SXUATION » WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE Prk Ase saath se aa 8 Ae objeaton to gt 200 lo plain sewing: best of ai ete® Gait ia 7thare — 8) A ee to WISHES 4 SITCATION 1B in tat fa washlag ‘and froning, Call at fayette av., Bi TI WANTED—BY A COMPETENT SEAM. peat Se comurtlre ty iste Eo ee, cd poforensos, Can De eben £07 two days at 194 7th ave., ob TION WANTED—BY A COMPETENT PER, A Spe, oa Sean uuree and a; am take che of an infant; clty reference. Can be seen twe days at ate West ‘st, Dear Sth av. ITUATI NTED—BY A HIGHLY RESPECT. A De (3 aaa ae a ae ce tome har bie} do Dek | good city reference from last place. two days 15 Tth av. @ HES TO AVE, A reas rae IN A sail ani todo general housework. a Aer cae Toes ae ee RBESPECTA! LFOUNe. waxes’ hyliakit | A ‘ation as child’ 40 plain joe lly reference can be given. a Gall at 408 av. “ "iets ‘36th sta, gente WANTED—BY AN EXPERIENCED a es poderaneds, poasoknesing. io stat peepee no tboumbranoe. Gall for for three days at 311 4th av. RESPECTABLE AMERICAN PROTESTANT ore. wants @ situation as chambermaid, or would do the general work of a small family. Call at 323 8th ai 4 SITUATION WaNEED-—BY A__ RESPECT! ca. Lyouns © Kp ae beng dg pe cea housewor! eat diy st, st, ents ‘Teh and 8th a A LADY WISHES A PLACE FOR A R A YOUNG Orn, Riper has lived with her some time, as first class and seamstress or waitress, aay at No, 2 Boveuveonth street, between Fifth and sixth avenues, two days. GERMAN WOMAN WISHES A pale ilnnd as nurse.—Call at 125 Sth st., neur 2d av., second Hoor, A goetinrcet el WANTED—BY A pint EADE, B48 seamstress or a8 children’s isp Woat 37 ih at, for’ for two days. RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL Mevapnied A SITUA. ‘tion as chambermaid and waitress; sate ence. Can be seen at 268 7th av. oe Dennen ane eo Y Ay RESPECTABLE AMERICAN GIRL WISHES ponmatress in prifaie family oro lady boning nD obey tion to leave the city; very best references. tor lete days at 158 Bast Slet st SITUATION pres A. YOUNG, GI! A chambemnaid waitress in @ private ay gd city reference given from her last empl: . Call at ‘t., between 6th and 7th avs., first floor, front room. SITUATION Wane ATED. Be Per kes: RESPECTABLE ferdoce eon her an paste! Call "Gall at B00 Went ar io YOUNG LADY, OF AMIABLE DISPOSITION AND who is yen hd of children, dosires a situation as “a 4 governess jo children from e to 10 yours of age. Call Soatens a) Weat 23d st. aera WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE G! a prival LAY nan ‘wash and fron, Call ey] ‘Weat cat 30h at, Tetwean and Lith avs. A RESPECTABLE bod tape aera WISHES A baby to dry nurse at her own reaidence, 626 8d av. SITUATION WANTED—BY A eee as chambermald and to assist in faithful, aud RESPECTABLE YOUNG Saee. WANTS A SITU. ation in a small private farally, 0 Str he eoctoy aire tan onan fe re dag ai SITUATION WANTED—BY,4 FIRST CLASS COOK, ab'att Weat ib'ot, a epomira: oee WIDOW WOMAN WANTS A eb AS 000! washer and ironer; alsos to go as nurse > - A ‘Seamstress; to go.as Se maleet and. abanal maid. The best of city reference, ay a i East at., between Ist and 3d avs,, for one YOUNG GIRL WANTS A Gara -AS CHAM. Ing or ironing craw rine bel of ot naerenses treme her Inst Call ov, and 27th ste, second door, back A cet ee tno g ony hy A SITUATION AS ins iy soe roren ences, Os Pa] ate, es Slate lot sta m ‘ANTS A SITUATION at 162 West i } FIRST CLASS COOK ‘and froning. objection on fees [lige Au ci FS SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WO. lags cook; can be well A Siansas frst reconane her last 7 to or Ber erin sn gelnace og, brise Dou or be errg asd wee ae A PRIVATE FAMIL' as waitress or as cham! apply tir Wee ot ror ry i ol ‘tage, "Hh COMPETENT omar, WANTS A a Cf, en Fore eee ae” tah ow i bi ing; hes rear. ct alty rateronee. Call at 23 6th av. RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUA ‘an plain cook, washer and troner, or 6 ee Gan be soem ai her last place, 98 Keat ‘With st., between Lexington and 4th ava. RESPECTABLE WOMAN ARTS As iON AS A tata sine cok a oe Bares, family; has rity sepia toe A yaaae ke NUMBER OF WELL RECO roar ee ee aly os Goran ‘want situations vate families Kemney, 129 Bleooker cect A cei ia) ning A rate Dew ry Aceon Gemail familys has, geod be'teem nt No. 6 Amity plaog ta reas He RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES irat class cook; understands 2 ar euanee inches; soups, meats of da, an aa ia M Can be seen for two days at 490 6th av. Siwecn | noe, hs and Soth nta., room No. 7 vers SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECT) A St 6 ES, man, as first class ing: isa washer and jr; 0, objection to the count reference. at 7 st., between 24: avs, in store. SITUATION pin sed A RESPECTABLE GTR?,, ihive youre city reterenes cai Ceti Uayeat oo aibiers | so peieede aus and ste., reom No. re aC a iI UE A Soricgceaer ra aves St ha jst and 2d ava, SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUN cook; WOMAN, AS to assiet in the and ge Forerance. m be sven for two daye at at, in the store: A ‘wi N, A nS erm iet at fomt Cy YOUNG GIRL WISHES ‘ SITUATION TO DO is general yh tr ema ‘iD Pad yl WITH A Ame cae nose ‘lis week ab a0 Bact 108 heehee — eee A fee o's We ts mom wl te oy ree - BApgarancen A. awe wine: rane on hy {sr addres Sh icc eee oa oti A RESPECTABLE PRO. ‘qnahing and Ironing; woul exeoleat housekeeper: beat ona can eo 2 Bost Lith at., wear lat Roatan ‘TION Mae erg S A _RESPEOT! Acres ss SSeS YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A Ro. MAF TO OS. Seema harialt, ogy omnes ly at SITUATION WANTED—BY RESPEOTABLE seamanress UC. or a8 atest ~<s Epinraeuens on meaty oa fs A roune ee Oe WISHES A Bow TT apnea oo up staire. rit fron; city Pg Pr panied = WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION a oes. @ small private a pr ieee erat feat Se oe ee asd RESPECTABLE ee A ~——— sot ie nwa sa PRCTABLE GE butoher ohop. = ae feet ie WAN’ arty. gaara Yor Lai =. igner 4 HES ‘ Ae pen reference. | Weat gts cs etweed B mn Haat 84th aty i i aie ig