The New York Herald Newspaper, April 16, 1866, Page 2

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Suxpay, April 15, 1866. Bpeculation on the Stock Exchange during the past ‘week bas been almost entirely in favor of a rise, if wo xcept ap interval of disquietuée at 118 commencement, produced by an alarming but incorrect report of the pestilence on board the steamer England, at Halifax. The bears availed themselves of the apprehensions of the approach of cholera to sell the market down; but it yielded stubbornly, and subsequently developed strong recuperative power, and prices were higher at the close, with the exceptions of Erie and Michigm Southern, than atthe opening, An active upward movement in Ohio and Mississippi certificates was begun on Thursday, and the price advanced about two per cent, in anticipa- tion of the road being shortly put up for sale by the trustees to satisfy the trust, when it will be Dought tn by them, and thereupon banded over to the management of the company, the certificates being ut the same time converted into stock. Rock Island and Reading were also strong, and confidence in the value of railway property gave a firm undertone to all the leading ‘stocks, In the miscellaneous list there was at the same time unusual buoyancy and activity. Mariposa pre- ferred was in very brisk demand, and advanced five per cent, the share selling at 24 at the one o'clock board on Saturday. Quicksilver was largely dealt in, and rose about cleven per cent, and Spruce Hill Coal attracted con- aiderable attention at the open board sessions. The “pul element is the controlling one at present, and the probabilities are, in view of the prospect of long-con- tinued monetary ease at this centre, the large earn- ings of railroads, and the important fact that, excepting Michigan Southern, Rock Island and Hudson River, prices are considerably below those current at the end of last year when the earnings were much less, that the up- ‘ward movement has far from culminated. Eric ts twenty- three per cent lower than it was then, and one of the epeculative directors of the company is underorying its credit to the best of his ability because he has a pecu- niary interest in seeing the price submit to a further de- cline. This stock has been the target of the bears for some weeks, and by depressing it they sought to exert a corresponding influence upon the gen- eral mark: ut the result thus far has probably been more loss than profit to themselves. At half-past five on Saturday afternoon the market closed steady at the following quotations:—New York Central 9234 a 54, Erie 73 a 34, Hudson River 108% a 109, Reading 104%, Michigan Southern 793% a 4, Illinois Contral 114 a 3, Cleveland and Pittsburg 7054 a %, Rock Island 119% a 34, Fort Wayne 9134 a 3, Northwestern 26% & X, preferred 65a 3%, Ohio and Mississippi certifl- cates 26%{, Mariposa preferred 2334 a X, Spruce Hill Coal 6%. ‘The moncy market worked with greater ease than dur- ing the previous week, and the general rate forcall loans declined to five per cent, with more important excep. tions at 4 a [434 among the brokers and private bankers than at 6, although the latter was asked by the banks, The supply of funds seeking employment is so far in excess of the demand from the Stock Exchange and for discounts of good commercial paper that iarge amounts have been diverted to the purchase of com- pound interest and seven-thirty notes, quotations for which have advanced accordingly, the former 1} a 2 per cent ard the latter 1, The gold-bearing securities, on tho other hand, were slightly depressed by the de- cline in five-twenties in London and Frankfort, in sympathy with the gencral heaviness« of the funds and foreign securities without exception. Five-twenties declined 3 a 44. In the discount line first class commercial paper has been scarce and 1n request at 6a 73, according to date; but ordinary signatures were abundant and offered through the note brokers at 9a 15 per cent, Not a little “shinning” and “kite-flying”” have been resorted to by needy merchants to enable them to carry the stocks of goods with which they found themselves in many instances overloaded dur- ing the recent prolonged duiness in the merchan- dise markets. Now, however, in their own fig- urative language, they begin to see daylight, anda more confident feeling pervades the commercial mind, while a more active trade has taken the place of the previous semi-stagnation. There is still, however, 8 disposition to limit transctions to current necessities, The dry goods market has been steady, but the volume of business was light, the advance in prices of the pro- coding fortnight having disposed buyers to curtail their orders, The imports of foreign dry goods continue Jargo, the total entered at this port for the week ending on the 12th inst, having been valued in gold at $2,003,467, while the quantity thrown into the market during the same time was valued at $2,610,448, owing to the withdrawals from warehouse boing large, Now that tho Gnancial policy of the government has taken shape and the limits within which the Secretary of the ‘Treasury can act are known, there is no cause for appre- hensions of any material disturbance of values in conse- quence of Treasury movements, The entreaties of the radical contractionists, who would have bankrupted the Treasury and the mercantile community at a single Dlow, have been disregarded, and conservative counsels have prevailed, There is, therefore, nothing in the state of the public finances to interrupt the general pros perity of the country, but much to foster its recuperative strength. The gold market was on the whole steady, but the * daily Quctuations were a little wider than usual during a lull. The advices from Europe with regard to the Aus- ‘tnan-Prussian difficulty and the decline of our securities had a tendency {o strengthen the market, but not to an extent sufficient to produce any material advance. Cash gold was in brisk borrowing demand from the bears, who look forward to the payment of the May coupons for re- ef about a ardently as the children of Israci awaited a fall of manna during their histor.cal torty years in the wilderness. The daily rango of the market was as under:— Highest. Lowest, 125 5 1384 . i ax s 13x Tho export for the week The closing price was 126}. was $122,628. Foreign exchange recovered from its extreme de- pression under the foreign news, and large purchases were made on speculative account, The advance of the wook was equal to 14 3¢ percent, Bankers’ bills on Engiand at sixty days cloved firm at 107} aX, three days 108% a 100, commercial 100% a 10744, france at sixty days 6.28% 5.273. The receipts of cotton at all ports continue large, the quantity for last week being estimated at 43,000 bales, The export movement is active, 20,142 bales having beon shipped from this port during the week ending the 11th inst, The receipts in this market were under 12,000 bales, The following taole shows the quotations of the lead. sng shares at the tirst session of the Stock Exchamgo at tho close of each of the last four weoks:— Stocks. ue mers aL ane April id. Atlantic Mail 131 be American Coal 00 ~ Alton & Terre Haute i 1 ‘Alton & Terre Haute pref 4 Canton Compa ; Cloveland & Pittsb 804% 8035 veland & Toledo. 108 110111 ago & Rock Island 2% «NOK 19g & Northwestern, ago& Northy western po ntral Coal Bd ‘Coal 46 Camberl Dolaw Hud Tin on ive er. Total 045000680, 078, 00 Government securities were quoted on each Saturday Of the past four weeks as followse— Mar, 24. Mar. a1. sora. April 4 104% 15 100K Treeee ties of 1862. 1083 183% ive-twenl Firotweni of 1864. 103% 10835 Five-twenties of 1865. 103; 108% 7 and8-10ths, 1st series100} 100% 7 and 8-10ths, 2d series1003¢ 100% 7and3-10ths, 34 sories100 100% One year certificates... 995¢ 99; ‘The NewiYork imports of foreign dry goods compare as follows F heed former nag _ Entre at hi $1,200/808 gaou'tba g2,0086 at tl by 5 Thrown on le 1,840,261 741,726 2,610,448 Entored-at the port, 81,017,108 12,203,058 60,807,400 Furowe on market, 30°842780 13870.073 40,834,622 Muller, Wilkins & Co, sold the following stocks and bonds at suction on Saturday :— 10 shares Star Fire Insurance Co. 50 pen Benefit cont 3 cent bonds, $1000 Cal Lorem ‘Oentrai Railroad Go, eecatian ‘St. Louis County ‘The Charleston, 8. C., Board of Trade—the first of the kind in that city—hbas recently been organized, and num- bers some one-hundred and fifty members. It promises to be highly useful, discarding all sectional feeling and poll- tics, and is composed of old and young Charleston mer- chants, with all those who have recently settled there ‘and engaged in business, It is hoped this association will give a new impetus to business, which is just now exceedingly dull and stagnant, with the warehouses stored with immense stocks of goods, The weekly fluctuations in the stock of specic, the securities and the notes in circulation of the Bank of France during the present year are exhibited in the fol- lowing table:— Specie, Securities. Circulation, January 4. £16,760,000 £29,000,000 £37,920,000 January 11, 966, 29,680,000 38,160,000 January 18: , 29,720,000 38,840.000 January 25. 5,640, 29'640,000 38,920,000 Febraury 1..... 15,520,000 28,800,000 200,000 February 8. 16,240,000 28,160,000 600,000 February 15 16,540,000 27,440,000 760,900 x 2 25,440,000 35,520,000 24,640,000 36,000,000 23,160,000 35,240,000 . 23,240,000 35, deh American stocks were quoted in London April 3 as foliows:. United States 5-20 yrs., 1882, 6 per cent... Mya 1K — State, 5 per cent . 6 58 , 6 per cont Rinse eeacerae Western, 'N. ¥. ‘se Ast mort. , 1880, 7 per Do. do., 3d mort. 1881. Do -recngytvank, Ast mort., 187 mort, 1882. Do., consolidated mortgage Erle shares, $100 (all paid 5 Pc. Do., convertible bonds, i Tiinola Central 6 per cent, 1878. Do. T per cent, 1875...... Do., $100 shares (ali paid), Marietta and Cincinnati RR. base Tp.c. New York Central, $100 shares. . Panama Railroad, 2d tnort. 18, Tp.c. Pennsylvania Ra{lroad 2a Tr cent.. a 82 . $50 shares. “ sees a 40 proms raed and Erie 1st — 1881, 6 n a Bo., wi wih option to bo’ paid’ in’ Philadel: hia. au ‘The London Timer, of the 4th, say: The report of the London Bank of Mexico and South America, to be presented on the 10th inst., recommends a dividend of 154, per share, equal to about 10 per cent per annum, leaving £4,312 to be carried forward, COMMERCIAL REPORT. Saturpay, April 14, 1868, Astrea, Receipts 63 packages. The market continued quict and somewhat nominal, at $6 62% a $6 873¢ for pot. Poarl was held at $12 50, but there were no buyers at that price. Breapsturrs.—Receipts, 6,989 bbls, flour, 220 bags | Rew, pe reonlued for exe corn meal, 250 bushels wheat, 125 do. corn, 1,500 do. oats, 360 do, rye and 9,500 do. malt, Tho demand for Stave and Western flour continued active, and prices were again higher, the market closing firm at an advance of 5c. a 16c. per bbl, ‘The sales wero 12,000 bbis. at the rovised quotations annexed. Prices for Southern flour were 10c. a 26c, per bbl. in seller's favor, with a good demand, The sal: comprise 1,400 bbls A good de- mand prevailed for Cani flour at an advance of 10c. a 1c. por bbl, with sales of 500 bbis, at the subjomed prices. Rye ‘flour was inactive but steady. Corn meal vas in Improved request, with sales of 700 bi, Brandy- wine and 150 puncheons at our were te We pA ge — Superfine and Western flour. 90 a $7 35 Extra Staw ; = ; bo Choice State. Common to mediui 7 50 . Extra round hoop Ohio. 8 45a 8 7 Western trade brands. 8 80a 11 30 Common Southern. 92a 10 Fancy and extra do. 10 80a 15 & Common Canadian. Good to choice and extra Ryo flour (superfine) Corn m Corn méal, Brandywine. Corn meal, Brandywine, puncheons. Prices for wheat advanced one to two cents per bushel under a fair inquiry. The sales were 35,000 bushels, mostly at $2 75 for white Canada; $2 40 for old_ amber Indiana; $1 50 for inferior Milwaukee cub, and $170 a $171 for new No, 1 Milwaukee. Corn was in fair de: mand and steady, with further sales of 55,000 bushels at 790, a 8lc, for unsound, and Sle, a 85¢, for sound mixed Western. Oats were in active demeud at fuil prices. We quote: Western 40c, a 48c, for new, and 57. a 59¢. for old; State 6le. a 620. ; Jersey, 53c, a'55c., and Canada 58c. a 50c. Rye was without noteworthy change, Mal was inactive. Barley was steady, but the demand light, and no sales of moment were heard of. wrtox, —fhe demand was rather tight and the market was ovidently a little heavy, with more sellers than bay ers, though some holders were demanding very full pricea, The sales comprised 3,000 bales, mainly at the subjoined quotations. The estimated stock embraces 90,000 bales, We quoye:— Up'aad, Florida. Mobile. N.O.7. Ordivary.. 31 32 32 Low middling 35 36 6 Middling. 37 38 38 40 41 42 Corres.—The market was moderately active. Prime and choice grades were (irm. Common and inferior par- cels continued heavy. The sales were 3,100 bags Rio ex Hermina, in bond, on priv ‘asmall invoice comprising 300 bags Kio old, in bond. We note the arrival of 4,200 bags Rio, and of the Hertaina w y, hot including tho Hi Freiouts were heavy, with moderate offerings both to Great Britain and the continent, The engagements were lighter but the charters were more namerous, The engagements were to Liverpool 1,000 rosin at 28; 500 bales cotton at 6-16d.; 100 tos, beef at . Per steamer 400 bales cotton at S<, To London, per steamer 200 ton. beef at Gs, To Glasgow, per ster rf 200 bbis, rosin at 28 The charters are a brig to Cadiz, petroleum and staves, private; a bark to Cork (yr orders, petroleum, 6. 64.; a bark to @ port in Tuited Ringdom'at a round sum; two schooners from Florida to New York, cedar 1p 1,190 tous, to 1m Ie, and timber 20e, per cubic foot; w « Acapulco; a brig to Cork for orders, brig’ to Bahia and Permambuco, IJand and back, and two barks ( tol a British to Swan ane on pris vate tert Motasane was without noticeable a Any te spect. | The sales were 20 hhde. P t 760, and it 480. a 55. #0 hids Cuba mascov mation H % FITZUCGH, WILMER & CO..40 and 42 Bre 5, Pr visions. —Receipts, 70 ioe Dork, 588 do, boef, 1,640 pkgs. cut meats and 1,061 phe r The pork market was without important. alterat « ¢ dull aud somewhat heavy, but subsequerttl y tirmer and closing at a slight improvement, with new mess Mt 4 regular, — The sales’ wer 5.000 | bbla. new iness for future delivery, including M e | tion at $25 60 a $25 | t $25 60 n §2 9,000 bbls. id moss, and $ with @ cont 700 bbls at ¢ mess, and $20 « ' ° in mm for shoul ns 1 lard rape simoat nom! Ig at 240, « witlee marker w NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 16, 1886., business ‘200 bbls. at sina Pogrlo ere Uttle more a xs $8 for Wontaey, and 88 for ‘Telegraphic Mark Market Re pov y ro at 18c, per lb. Gold 1254.8 Flour firm. Wheat clined to ba eh @ $1 2x for Dusbels wheat and 21 at 860. on corn to Flour and wheat Sr, April 14, 1806. vanced Sc. a Se. ; sales at 63c. a 75c. Oats firmer at 42c. adic. Provisions lew Omixans, April 14, 1866. Cotton is}irregular; an 1,000 baleas Foceipis to-day 2,370 bales, Corn 8c, a 90c. ohange and whiskey Leisrssmenct Sterling ‘ex 4 Gold 12534, | Freighta unaltered. | Sugar, ‘our, ont hey ant ul ju lot FINANCIAL. TLANTIO SAVINGS BANK, OHATHAM SQUAI Ho Molt area, New York, allows six (6 pe cea ares tory trea of tas, “popoiismade oF i Deposits from i BONDS OF THE AL BOpTHERN oF geleats na ee 8, OF ‘. gnawed Ty a “4 Bieta, Bete ata in’Miscellaneous outside the ANKING HOUSE OF JAY COOKE & CO., Corner Wall and eee eee ee York. Tn esanecdon with our ane neeeee ie apes: and ve opened @ New York house at above and o! ane services 1 to banks, bepkers and inventors for the transaction of (their business In this ety, including pur. 1aseR a1 GOVERNMENT “Smounitins, STOCKS, BONDS AND We are constan ted at the Stock Exch fi seas whew onterptens us ere poaror tet We Koop on hand full a VERN MENT ee dnrres OF ALL ISSUES, buying and selling at current clans. and sliow! ing corre- spondents the moxt liberal ral tos the market affords. JAY COOKE & CO. ITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK, NO. 58 BOWE! CORNER OF CAs ATs STREET. Pe GENT INTEREST PA ‘ROM GOVERNMENT T. ON ALL BUns "ROM Hiv TO IVE. SR obekyh ney deposited now, "ee on or bate April 21, will draw tnterea from April 1. ; ‘ ae nk open every. ie reception an mnaney, Tom 1D wo celone. Seg on of Monday, Wednor Friday evenings (roth 8 Lae GEORGE SeoLsOM, President, Sxyuour A. Buncx, Secretary yo" J. CISCO & SON, No, LL ST! NEW YORK, RECEIVE MONEY OW Darostt on Gold Coin or Cur. rency, and allow interest te of four p annitn on daily balances, ye eg she to check at sight, Issue Certificates bearing interest payable on demand, Negotiate Loans and Business Paper. Execute promptly orders for the purchase and sale of Gold. Buy and sell Government and other Securities om com- mission. Make Collections on all parts of the United States and Cal JOHN J. CISCO, Late of the United States Pre JOHN ASHFIELD IX PER CENT. FREE OF TAX. Market Savings Bank. 82 Nassau st., its made before April 21 draw interest pes April, OUTHERN BANK NOTES. BONDS, STOCKS AND Coupons, wanted. at Mighesi malket rates, .and orders filled, by EDWIN Q. BELL, 40 Broad HE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYD. Ee rectice 38 hereby given that ga sama of the stockholders an ship Company will be eld at thelr ottee No, 45 Beaver ‘street. in, the elty of New York, on Wednesday, the 18th day of April, 1866, at {1 0' clock ACM. and thata motion. will then and there. be made and auibmitted i a RN to increase the capital stock of the com- any to nt of two millions of dollars. ie BOLTING: WM. RU E. W. BARSTOW, ENGL RUGER, | Directors V. PRECHT, H. BATJER, Nuw Yout, March 27, 1966. HE COUPONS OF THE BONDS OF THE ATLANTIC and Great Western Railway, due on the Ist April. will be paid at the office of MCANDREW & WANS, 12 Pine at, New York, March 27, 1806. Ts ADVERTISER, IN CONNECTION WITH A RELI- able trustworthy gentleman, expert In the mining buat, ing in one of the richest Territories. is desirous of manne with a few gentlemen of good standing and reputa- tation ‘and well acquainted with fapitalists, for the purpose of forming a llver mining company. Address J. J. P., Here in New York. CISCO. INTEREST DEPART. mt NITED STATES TREASURY New York, April 10, atin meet atmo Wve-twenty cou ra ¥ yy coupons, pay ie Treasury. ms ‘Abulslant Treasurer ( United Staite, oF more NIOX DIME BAY AVINGS BANK, i RNER LA sae K. DEPOSH im IO conta to $500 eee SIX PI NT INTERE: ten of ‘a “iy RC Deposits before April 21 draw at from APRIL 1. ASSETS, $1, 02.26 38. ANTED—FOR SIX MONTHS, $15,000. SECURITY, life policy for $80,000; also property in which money Slate terms, Address Prescott, Herald office. is inv 3 .000- ANTED TO LOAN ON PROPERTY IN Ded. «West Morrisania, worth $8,000. Address B. 8. L.. Harlem Post office. $6. 000 WANTED—ON MORTGAGE UPON PROP. ) erty worth $20,000, and growing crop of eoitor in Georgia, Further info given on “pplication $180.000 oes a AGE ON Orne MAN, 15 Wall stroot, PERSONAL. | NFORMATION WANTED OF ANN MURRAY. WHO [8 in New York, by her cousin, John Connell, 111 Roosevelt street, ¥. WILL MEET YOU TO-DAY, D IMMEDI ATRL AN INFANT GIRL, __ LOST AND ¥ O8T—ON SATURDAY, AN ACCOUNT BC 4 the schoower William’ S, Baker. Any person wil aidtably rewarded by loaving the samme with Jit Lynch & » Fulton market, and no questi Lost, STEWART, ON THURSDAY, 1201, BE twoen 1 and 12 in the morning, a black Lace Vail at: Uwohed to a spring. $5rewanl. Apply at 137 West Twenty third Aireet, OST—FROM STABLE AT NO. 8 RAST EI HTEENTH [4 street, a white Italan Greyhound, about months ‘Old; answers to the name of Dolly; ied reward will be i | returning it tg its gwny OsT—A LADY'S ) WATCH, 4 last, pa throw place, Tenth street to Br given on its return to 100 ON SATURDAY face, University (table reward will be R LS OR BURNED-ON THE NIGHT OF TH 4 23th of March, at the fire 816 Brosdway. occupied by T = bise g. , for five thousand (4,000) hares, Certi ofthe and ata 0.5, for one atone silver M ning Compan a in the nam a Bush me company, har; and for one hundred (100) shares eac lder Silver Mining Cows any of New York, ding to the name of ¥. Toombs; the’ dred thousand dolla nt being about one hun: fr who will bring the same ondiway VON BISENBERG, M. D, base SS ¥ LAST, PROM MA Washington, Heigh ¢ hands high, sprang in one 0 aiid, striped red p 0 dashboard, Jeather Inside half veay uy silver mounted Harness, ht colored Builalo Robe, tri 4 able reward hit be given for any informaiton thal will the retarn of the property and conviction of the thier MALOY REWARDS. REWARD—LOST, M100 RAST THIRTY: tored Dog pald by returning bi soll. The above re to the above place. RHBINPRANK & SPORMA ne bios EWARD WILL BE P MARBLE MANTE i 1 ' tween Thirty ula aud Fairs Rabe piewote Wash- location, | > fk BFTe i} Central Park. ‘2D STRERT AND 9TH AVENUE—8 Lots on 9h avenue, Tad and 734 streeta, pt tea OPOSED -ARD DRIVE), 9Tl AVEN Licepiabroning eee | x bounded” by Broadway, 9th avenue, wide 60th street. BROADWAY AND 10TH AV: Lots on pes extending Cy avenue and on the street. BRO. ‘PROPOSED ee ae DRIVE), 1TH AND ITH AVENUI AND STREI tire block bounded by ROADWAY, ITH AVEN ‘situated of of Lote avenue and north side Tint street. 1TH AVEN na 70TH fol llth avenue, de of dh avenue 10 Toad. ‘the family for the math avenue will be sold wit king it one of Exeout JaCos Ba Jacob Harsen, M. D. ES N. PLATT ee, JOUN Ue RHOADES, UCTION NOTK BXTHA AND SPF THIS DAY (MONDAY). see 16, at 11 o'clock, including full lines of Mores and Boys’ Hata, and = per cholce assortments of Women's ten Misses? Bonne’ Hate of the newest boas ca\ styles. 10,000 FRANCISCO LuGhOni HATS, In original ages, sultabte to conversion in the new sbapos, ta w Destloular sttention of the wholesale trade tw invited, ri ‘Catulogues and rhe Ce Auction TOPPING & CO., fietl ih seek: HAZE) Hea "aor, 7. sore he HAZELL & No. $2 Cortlandt DNESDAY, APRIL al at 1034 0 loc, a No. a 19 Manateld iri HOUSEHOLD ¥U TOANITURES ie Brussols’ Carpets, room aad Ditiog. Room coe Kitchen | Furniture, Beds and ‘36 A sage NG Octave EIANOFORTE, richly inlaid Ttallan Fable, of oxqulale we ‘Catalogues at our office on Monday, UCTION NOTICE.—VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.— D. BURKE, Auctioneer, office 185 Bowery, will sell on Monday, 16th insi., bai., ot 13.0 clock. st the Exchange ‘AUCTIONEER. fing sites o munsions. Bele poaltive. phiclite emai ovetnlanitnen maemo). at WEL AUGTION NOTICE —“JONN 1, VAXDEWATER, AUC: tioneer, will sol this day, at it 0" ‘entire of Furniture contained in the a selling out on account of owner going out of business, consist and Three, ply Carpets; one largo Man noforte, ‘oak and wainut Dining Room Furniture, Wasi ng, Chasen, ‘Tables, Sofas, both mahogany a Rigraviogs, Silver, Plated ixtures, with many other to mention, the whole to be sold without re- cine = Of eight years of the building for sale. Beas and pow street, York. to ten years, from the lst ato toe 2% years in this cll ition for of bis ‘work arp, One set of Pool a Bal, ine net o for of crotch. map) top, coh water tein peg ae pl size frame, vei carved; Mier broure Gas Flituren, complete; ‘siz ‘oak cane seat Chair, marble to stand, Siloti new, i mi ieing onde, bd ib bo old dito aes ENRY H. LEEDS & Lt on AUCTIONEERS. ‘AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT AT NEWBURG. fo be sold by auction. at the Orange i Newburg, on pa ie it Pod 2 ba of the Hudson tre smiles | = shove th i ait contains 13 h rover’: furnace, £c. ire are folus, consisting of cat house. rabieg for fifteen co} cow eTatiached 6 the eotiage are 43g acres of hi land, fine garden, | on the superior quality. at the same Hime and aes Wn ea a EuEDS's sini inquire of HENRY H, REDS & winery wt ae 4 & few doors west of MES W. TAYLO! * Third = New. Bing, rg cag ina for Newburg daly oh TK ant AM. AUCTIONEERS. RNITURE, S lammneted H. LEEDS & Ale! Salesroom Ni ELEGANT HOusKuOLD By order of MINER April 16, at 10}, o'clock, at HOUSLMOLD. FURNITURE ts, carved UCTION NOTICE.—E. it AUCTIONEER, OSITIVE AND P EREMPTORY. BALE OF. Gesraee, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURI ARP! ith and at 119 Went Eighth atreet, between ‘avenues, con. sisting of polld black walnut Dining Room Suits: one Sota; rm and six upholstered rs, covered In greeh Tops; solid black walnut Buffet; Ex 5, thre Deautiful Parlor Suite, covered with crimson and maroot tel; black walnut Suits, covered in green rey md oval Mirrors: Lace Curiaine: ‘marble top two elegant rosewood Etageren, style of Louls tial Heay Chairs ané Lounges to inaleh; Broase Stork, runs St MAGNIFICENT” "rosE woop, Or Negelpreig STOOL an elegant astrument with rouad_sorners, beautifully carved wood and and case, with all eo improvements; rose- black walnut, Bedroom Suits, Spring and Hair Pillows, Blankets, ‘Cornet a Rtands, bisek walnut Extension Table, Buffet, Ching tt Dinner Seta, ric asters, sliver lated Tea and Table 8 Baskel ver plated Tea ani Kuives and Forks, Sale positive. N. Reliable men in attendance to cart, ship goods for purchasers at reason: UCTION NOTICE.—CHARLES YOUNG, AUCTION. cer.—Large sale of elegunt Household Furnitare this Monday), at 104, o'clock, at the four story house No, 30 ington square, corner of Waverley place, consisting of Dining Room and Chamber Furniture, elevant Par. chest descriptions: Brussels and also one elegant rosewood seven, modern Improvements, cost $650; » Kurenua, Bedsteads, Wasbstands, pure Hair hver Ware, Cromkery, aud every ar Ucle necessary for houxeker Competent men in at tendance to cart, pack and ship gums purchased at thia sale, ‘ SALES OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.— undersigned is prepared as heretofore to give ape- to sales of Household Furniture at residences ow on favorable terms ¥, Auctioneer, office, No. 6 Pine street, UCTION NOTICE.—CROCKERY AND GLASS.—F, BE, HUNT, Auctioncer, Hale of 1» jobber's Stock of ‘best business, on Monday, April 16, at 10 et, by order of Richard Matthews, in Je Without reserve. B. WALDRON & CO., AUCTIONRERS— WILL SELL ZA. at auction on Tuesd: clook, at No. 646 Bi Asso not Furniture. irniture at residences, oTION SALE OF FURNITURE IN BROOKLYN— “By cot Bs MURPHY. on Puseday, Ape 17, ah 203 ‘oe 5 . walnut and mahogany Par" nted Sets, Extension Tables, jor Glass, Brassels and'Tapestry Carpets, Wi Pari iver FURNITURE AT AUCTION. ALE a CORTE wil pel by auction on Thursday, April 19, at 10%; o'clock, at $43 Broad oar Prince street, The wareroom « J. DESSOTR. # and fashionable Partor, Dininy im Furniuce. Also a quantity of le by A. Roux, and offers alnater and Wiktan Carpete, be ne tis wilt) tlt by ton, on ruesiay, “ys 17, 1806, at len nion square atreeta, ail the Fur. parker slogant erttnson satin; Butet, Library By Washstands, Lounges, rs in damask and hair cloth, eer 1 and erin nd Taseals, rich L h carved wood fra straw and curled hat * ot Vetvet and Brussels Car lctothe, with the Ritehen Furniture, with whi ¢. Catalogues at the office of the aue- erty atreet the sale will “tom tioneers, No, 2 ENJAMIN FP. THEALL, Aw Salesman with Ht OUSEHOLD | FURNIT Pi Noron 1k, CARPETS, SILVE CHINA BLEGA _ PLATE, A. between Brondway and Sixth itve contained in sid house, conatsting f and Ingrain ¢ with wh & MURPHY Wil maine $59) ton Ab the wtadie in Siatetuth M. Monday, siroct (rom 4 TDPHERRY WLEEAN MINER at aot by Aveton At 1034 o'clock, at No, Bea th Earnie ok on HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE soneinting of of Brunsels ani Ingrain Carpets, carved ack walnut Sulte in worsted ‘black wainu tLibrary Table, lace window Gur black walnut Reps, Loui Table, sideboard, Arm. C! in green’ repa, black walnut fand gilt Cornices, black walnul OWemans. in érimson velvet, HL ral péion Chairs, dressing Bureaus. with marblg tope vnedsteads, hair Mattresses, lows, ‘China, Crockery, ‘Glass and ‘and Kitohen Ware. ENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONRER. HENRY H. LEEDS & MINER Will séll by Auction ON TUESDAY, April I At 1034 o'clock, at the resides pos ‘33 West Forty-second ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD fearon congo Velvet and Brussels and Ingrain ( niture (made A. Bembe), carved Suits, Tece Sortaten: bad amy ‘Chien ela nee Tables, and Gas ixtures, fan irs, ¢ it rate ngravin, and O1 Paintin, a ait aks adh DINING ROOM FURNIT Oak extension dining Table, Chatra covered in more marble top Buffet. van Gg Be black wt ee a = with ebony, dress jureau, Chairs, ir Mattresses, Bolsters, P &c., and other fue furniture which has been used tee time. HESS*2, Mapes, 2 'CTIONEER. ‘Salesroom 37, street, ite ee Post office. AMERICAN ARTIS SA) Menara, MINER. & SOMERVILLE have beon entrusted by the undersigned American artists With the aale of « collection of works by them and belonging B. Durand, N. A., } Huntington, P. . Gray, V. “Keusett, N. asilear, V hit NLA uaucare, W N. oe atk, Ny A, 42%2=3 SanPPhRSSSmers > an§neT< 2S irda, & iingelung, 8 Winslow Hosmer ne Thins the drat bale thle season where the pictures have heen entirely owned by the artists themselves and exelt sively of our ative school. They, number nearly one hun- dred, and will be found characteristic and desiral ‘American art Among them will bea number of ‘af W. 8 Hareltine, NA. disposed of on ng to reside in Kutrope for several yours, is wow on exhibition, ‘ay apd evening, uaul THURSDAY EVENING, Lorn OF APRIL, at TH HS ane ‘GALLERY, cest worl “SPRING” <A Bust in marble uke ‘amertoan sculptor, PA’ jen unable to attend the sale can leave orders for pur- Broad ogee ean be stained of the sucuoaee { Mr. 8, ves can be ovtal a po atalogue rs or of Mr. ENRY D. MINER, AUCTIONEER —SALESROOM 87 Roatan street, y the Post office. SALE OP ELEGAS HOLD. FURNITURE, REMOVED. Vole CONVENIENCE OF Le MINER & SOMERV! TLLE will sell —— on WEDN) DAY, April 18, at 104 o'clock, at their aniesroom, No. 37 Nas sau street, an elegant assortinent of Household Furniture, comprising rosewood and black walnut Parlor Suita, in broca! reps; black walnut and mahogany Bookcases; velvet, Hramets God fograin C arbete; rosewood soren ootars Piano, & Comatogk, of Boston, Exten aire, Lounges, Tete.n-tetes, Mattrecnen, Feather afets, Centre Tables, Kitehen' Furniture, Crockery, Glastware, &0., de AL&0, A Lillie Safe distrained for United States Internal Reve- nu I Prodtie is Peak once MINER 4 SOMERUILLE give their sales of Household Furulture at the NRY >. MINED, AUCTIONEER.—SALESROOM 87 reonal attention to ees of parties de clining hourek cept REGULAR SALES TWICE A WEEK, At our salesroom. 37 Nasean street, opposite the Post offier, for the accommodation of parties Who prefer to remove goods for sale. FLES®* ®. HERTS, oR. AcCTIONEER, EREMPTORY 8. JEWELRY er id t p 4 and Diamond Jowelry, Silver and Plated Ware, Clocks lots to sult the trade; also all the Store Fixture large Jewrliors ae. ; Sate, Reguiawor, Bale p ; ys*** i slively without Any feserve PTS. JM USEHOLD FURNIT ¥. April 18, at AUCTIONEER RE, OUN L. VANDEWATER DIS HORSH AND y ahd Pane ods, Canaanite stocking, Bhs aad ogc eovde, "12 APRIL eas 12 Hhiott Place, sevwome Lace Cur- rand Chamber Furni- ina Vases, Brussels inner Bets, Ac, 8°. AUCTIONEER, WI ON MON. og, ic sha mune ‘Oeed le bi i ATOTIONERS.. WILL 81 tS ofclock, at No. 70 Market sie hed ‘of Gobteel Furnitu s, rama Carpets, ee ae KBISEY, & pCORNWELI, AUCTIONEERS —THR riqary street, ‘be sold at ed oy hgh eet Wilanste pei 10. 1806, et a ea and Kiteben Furn! EESEY. A ailoneer, ‘OBRIS WILKINS, an West Serenioonty RABI b Moat tuations Stables “a0 wi nt roe clog a the Excl Bal Broads teenth streat—t teenth street, ilk ; Ley 4 toneers, KINS, AU ER —RECRIVER! Mint le Lentee aortuweet corner Brosdway co er era are Ee Bclearooma, Hi Broadway, ‘Trinity Building, ‘by order of Gyrus Curis, Reoelver of the Morr, Inland May 1, 1866, of sof the Lot of dr ‘Grown basement brown stone Building corner of Cortlandt stree! i Shousand dollars, oiice, No. 3 Pine’ ORTGAGE SALE.—BY VIRTUE OF A CHATTEL mortgage, there will be sold to the highest, bidder, af 345 Broome street, near Bowery, Cod day; April 16, at A. ‘M., one bay Horse, Wagon and Harness, sultal asks ce oe press or general business. By onder, rot. Handy. 3 ‘L. TOWER, Auctoneer. P. 8. VAN HOUTEN, AUCTIONRER.—THE SUBSORIB- ‘consequence tinued Hinews, will soll ‘nls store, gorner ‘of Allen and Delancey a pote beg the 19th inst., at 10 o'clock A. his stock of Groceries and Fixtures, for Flour, Sugar, Tour, Coffee, Liquors. Pal ans rushes, vs ang ‘es Tels, Boap, Jari, Candles, Demnbjohiy | Ah &, lig ELSRY, Payaar BWs SALI R,, FIELD, AUCTIONERR, 489 Pearl strect, will sel at il o'clock, a assortsnent of biis od other Dresses shaw, Clocks, Item Banty, Drens Goods, Under Clotaing, &c. By order’ of J, jer, Broome sircet. ‘PAWNBROKER'S SALE, TIMI DAY, BY JOHN MORTT- MER, 15 Kast Broadway, of 400 lots ‘Men's and Women’s easonable Clothing, ing, and other valuable pledges. By order H. Levy, 10 Laurens street. |AWNBROKER’S SALE, THIS DAY. AT 1016 oroLocky y BELL & INGHAHAM, 58 New Bowery,’ of 400 lous sand Women's Clothing. finest descripion. By .'Schloshelmar, 46 Bast Houston street, Rie eee WALTERS, AUCTIONEER. ren cee Martial FURNITURE hab RVED ROSEWOOD JAROne RTE, gd BATIN Bi te Te ACR aTY: Fei HOT | ath erry Desks, Ni ceaas Regi work), the Herald crlsly bound) from 1842 to 1865; Ott Paintings (rare sul bjects), Landscapes, a éhoice Picture of B. Forrest, thi ian; fine ire of James Bu- chanan, beautifal Bogravings ‘and. and Prints, "Full toned rose- satin’ brocate! wood Pian ot Sait of [Aare “bentte Ti Chat fee ae Piacie ts Bee Scores :free, eoaopany hele 8, Sater vara: rnitare, Bilis to be paid’ after sale. ONEER—1 SDAY, APRIL Bannan, aco TUE! cing tore Bon misafe. of & family Hearing for Europea o Bracssis Chairs, es Bureaus, Glasses, Oil Painting Stoves, Ki ‘and er furniture oben Utensils, ‘on the Promnioes, L WYNN, AUCTIONEER—SELLS ‘THIS os se dotclock: at 364 Wauer street, the entire Stock and Piz tires of 4 liquot store, with family Furniture in lots, GaBnrry 8 SALE. LEATHER BELTING AND FORCE PUMPS. RICHARD WALTERS, Auctioneer, will sell ou Wednee- day, April 48 at II o'clock, at N East Broadway, aque: tity'of ips, aasorted 4! 208 a large quant Leather and Rubber Belting, all new: JOHN KELLY, Sheriff, Axpuew L. Brune, Deputy. TP), Wi LINDSAY WILL SEL A londay). o'clock, the. will Ay the a known Fhotogray ton street, Brooklyn; will be Sale positive, HHOMAS REILLY, ACOTIOMEER. OF T1C8 & 25 NINTH ereauecolle on Tu AUCTION THIS DAY} tock, Fixtures and Good- establishment I in one lot or otherwise. contents of tnesrell bes onches, Horses, double and fold to the’ highest aad best bide West Twen x Livery Stable, consistin single Harness; ‘all wil jer, &e. he Ww" "WITTERS, AUCTIONERR, SELLS THIS DAY, ‘at 2o'clock, at 464 Canal street, Pario and brocatel, two Plar Glasses, Lace ing and other Tables; Velvet and Chamber Suits in mahogas curled hair Mattre Bedding, case, Piano, Sofa Rocking and other Chairs; Ginss and 'Suver Ware; Stoves. Also 75 Tapestry, V and other Carpet. Also a large number of new husk Mat tresses, Also two hogsheads of © Ware, sold lots, also one largo Truck Horae, heavy spring Hand Cart, Harness, &c., for positive sale. M, WITTERS, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON ‘Wednesday, at 1034 o'clock, tn way, near Twen- Pe eighth street, the entire Stock and Fixtures of » wholesale 4 retail Hardware Store and House Furuishii Store, Fixtures, 4c, ta, Oilcloths, wr Shad, aoe toa "Fistdien Various otter articles in schools, Ficus arene Sale in conagquanen of WW. Witrens, avorioyerr, wit sei. ‘Tuesday, at 1034 o'clock, at 8M Wet Forty second strvet, 4ll the Parlor, Chamber, L4brary, Dining Room and Kitchen} Farniture.In arlora two Suits i rich brocatel. Pige (Glassen, marl ‘ther Beds and aire to, manteh, rtalning to a as ned house. lorses, Carriages, | MiMkets, kc. Cate 4 1 gant Patior, Chamber. Dining Hoon and Ritct contained in house 3) itutger street, (property of Logan Fi Enq), consisting of rosewood and thahoyauy Parlor Suitesin fine Lace Curtains, vel C helother sant vt tid Foxewood Piano, we by Obickerings marble. top Bureaus ana W Full sized rosewood Bililard Catalogues moruing of sale, Kavanagh & Deck THE TRADES. 3 WANTED—AT P ady; the highest wage: rday night ly from Thircpalaty sttect aad Rath ave peur GOOD sr¢ skill, to good b 5 o'eloc! at Mr. Rodgers’ sore, N. nation rs APHIC ARTIST WANTED. GooD Lite 4 graver for commercial work cam hear of a goo out West, Apply to Robert (, Mayer & Go., 68 Wiikiar s™mw HAT BANDER WANTED.—A FIRST CLASS fer can ha pont job by applying to W. C. Raven hil, 66 and @ Lispenard [TER DRESSER WANTED. 4 Co, 606 Sansom at., ¥ TOL J Pru fINSON acbpina, WANTED—MUST BE FIRST CLASS ani) aigted With furnace work. Apply to Bahatt Satith & Co... 37 Mercer at, n NENGINEER WANTED AtJOuN bie W sdway.¢ INSMITH well w CORE MAKER a liberal wage wa Apply at 40 Broad WARTHDIA GOOD Cixi nament employment - s, Providence, A ik Rafe i PAINT. W tone « We. PLASTERBRS W t A fp rasno eee Wares YOO, ‘Any y Alas Bon. Nh aedtle