The New York Herald Newspaper, October 1, 1866, Page 2

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Suspay, Sept. 30, 1868, ‘The past week witnessed a further revival of speou- fation in railway shares, attended by @ general ad- vanoe of prices and a degree of excitement unparalleled since the spring of 1864, Although the business in each of the leading stocks was large, the chief interest of the centred in Erie and New York Cen- towards the close, in Michigan South- ern and Rock Island also, The last mentioned, after selling up to 108% on Saturday, ex the semi-annual dividend of five per cent, relapsed to 108—the equivalent of 113, dividend on. Michigan Bouthern sold up to 88%, with a spinted demand. The fapid movement in New York Central is attributed to motives connected with the annual election in Decem- or, and more immediately to that for the Presi- @evcy, which is shordy to take place at Albany, where the directors of the company met on Wriday. The position is contested by at least ‘broe candidates, The stock closed at 11d a , & price generally considered far above its value, notwith- standing the company’s rumored surplus, The Erie movement is based upon somewhat similar grounds, but pore is hoped for from a change of management in this ‘han in the oiher case, and, asthe great highway con- mecting the East with the West, its future isa bighly promising one. Moreover, owing to the partial failure @ the crops in Europe, it is expected that there will be wlarge foreign demand for our breadstuffs, and that (his will materially increase the earnings of all the main lines of railway extending from @his point westward during the next year. Hence, to somo extent, the strong upward movement of Rock Isiand, Michigan Southern and the other leading Western stocks, Some of the miscellancous shares fluctuated @onsiderably during the week. Cumberland advanced to 6614, and Mariposa preferred declined to 293%, Western Waion Telegraph, too, fell to 5434. Government securities were neglected but firm up to Saturday, when a moderately brisk demand for five- twenties set im, the result partly of the Treasury order to suspend conversions of seven-thirty notes iuto five-twentios of 1865. A new five-twenty bond, dated July instead of May, has been prepared, and the Treasury is willing to convert-August seven-thirties into those, but the second and third series of the notes aro t similarly available for conversion, The reason why preference is given to the first series is that they mature market was tral, and, within a year from the present time, and is is the object of the department to reduce the amount next maturity by conversions into bonds as much as poseible. The second ang third series, on the other hand, do not mature until June and July, 1868, and there is consequently less necessity for the ‘Treasury to provide against their maturity than exists with regard to the first series; but of the policy of issu. ing the new bonds for the ostensible purpose named we abal! have occasion to remark after further inquiry, The ‘ew bonds constitute a fourth series, the interest of which is payable in January and July, on the tirst of each month, The mew bonds bear the motto “In God we trust,” and the portrait of President Johnson, The gold market developed an upward tendency dur- 4g the weok, and the daily range of quotations was as wader:— Lowest. There was a very considerable demand to “cover’’ mercantile “short” contracts towards the close of the week, On Saturday there was a moderately brik bor- towing demand for coin, and loans were made at 1-32 a 46 per cent per diem in favor of the lender, The de- mand for oustoms duties at this port during the week aggregated $2,690,000. The export for the week was only $38,240. The shipments of specie from this port and Boston since the beginning of May have aggregated $51,535,309. The tendency of the market is upward, ander the domand to “cover’’ mercantile “‘short’’ con- tracts, The Foreign Exchange market was firm throughout the week, and bankers’ bills on England at sixty days closed at 108 34; short sight 109 a 34. ‘The loan market was easy throughout the week. Call loans were made freely at four per cent, with exceptions @t6a6 percent. The discount line was dull, and first class commercial paper was in request at a 3¢ per cent, but the supply was limited in the extreme. The asking rate at the banks was generally six per cent. The stock market closed strong on Saturday, and the quotations current at six o'clock were as under;—New York Central 114 a \, Erie 833; a 84, Hudson 124% a 125, Reading 118 a 3, Michigan Southern 68% a %, Cleveland and Pittsburg 901 a $, Rock Ivland 108 8 , Northwestern 375 @ %{—preferred 72 a 34, Fort Wayne 108 & 1%, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 2044 a 3, Can. ton 563, @ 67, Cumberland 5644 a %, Quicksilver 53% a 54, Mariposa preforred 29% a 30. The Stato of Massachusetts pays the interest of its debt in coin, The city of Boston will pay interest in coin on the first day only of October, and after that the equivalent of gold at the market price of that day. In- terest is also due October 1 on Roxbury city 6 per cent bonds, at treasurer's office or Suffolk Bank. The dividends ot the Boston banks for the past three years compare as follows: — There are fow changes of note in the present fall divi- @ends as compared with regular dividends declared last April. The Old Boston National increases from 5 to 6 per cent, and the National Webster decreases from 5 to 4 per cent. The prices of the leading stocks eold at the first se- sion of the Exchange on each Saturday of the last four ‘wooks wero as follows :— 16 22. 29. coin. te amit Tht Alton & Terre Haute RR. 37% SHG o Alton & Terre Haute prof, 70 — o 7 Boston Water Power...... 31% 31% 34 33% ‘Canton Company... 82 65 Cleveland & Pitsburg. 86% 87 80% Cleveland & Toledo......114M% 116 117K 121 Couteal Coal. . — 6 53 = Chicago & Rock Isiand,..100\¢ 10054 111112 Chicago & Northwestern. 35% 95% 35% 37% Chicago & Northwestern pt 67 i (a8 12s Cumberiand Coal........ 40% 46% 48 564 Cleveland, Col & Cin... Mas Nese 1S -_ Delaware & Hudson Canal. 153 153% = 163% ar Hit tax “ 3 6 8% BT BK BK “* i baad a“ 0 106% 16% 78 2 20 Pitsbarg 108 ' Quicksilver Mining 83 Reading RR... . 115% Totedo and Wabs 45 Western Union Toiegraph. 69% = 59 aT Government securities were quoted on each Saturday of the past four weeks as follows: — & sm. = Sent 22. Sep’. 20 fixes of 18 ers (1 au Ly tu 10); 138 128 i28 196 y 98 983 wt WO Five twenties of 1963, 1114 Mls Mis 12 Five-twenties of 1966. 1081 105% 105% 100% Pive-twenties of 1895. 108‘ 108% 1084, 1094 Tand 3-10tha, It eerieg 109 196% = :108% 108, Tand 3.10ths,2d weries 106% 106 105% 1065 Tand8-10the,Jd sorion inn 106 105% ©1065 ‘The shipments of specie from this port last week and duting.the your to date compare as follows with those of the corresponding periods in 1866 and 1868 :— ny 1865. 1966. Thirty-ninth week... $605,004 g@6T,O71 $55,240 Previously reported bea i 21, 3, 7a2, rea Fn sasesnate Total. + $95,278,901 927,676,708 $60, 601,408 498 The total Wnhporta at New York tor the week ending September 28 compare as follows with thowe of the two weeks proviotsty — Week ending Sept 14. Rept. 08 Dry goods. 0.4... $8,914,072 $3,402, ‘$1,931,064 Geveral merchandise. 3,266,431 _Bt4A 002 Total . ‘ $6,170,600 $6,400.912 44 576,966 The Maperta of dry goods compare with forme: rojurns es follows: — Rmered’st the port, #011607 1.804086. $1, \ r J Bites Thrown on market... 1 241 2 24,389 00 908 2,010 Entored at the There are in operation in Vermont 666 miles of railroad, constructed at an expense of about twenty-three millions of dollars, Wo ceive the names and loneth of the ve | N&W YORK HERALD, MUNDAY, OCTOBKR 1, 1866. fibus lines: —Atiaatic ang St. Lawrencd (in Vermont _. THE TURP. is ree ees - North Btratiord on the boundary ie arose ‘Amenioan JOCKEY © Pek. Pvt SALE Pg een PRETTY B IE Ww and Vermont to Bou q a narnose AC ay age ge day of Canada), anes ae en ‘ae ator 30 miles; Connecticut and Passumpsic| (White River | ° S¢count of the inclemene gf sho, weather. HARNESS AND LOW weEee PHAETO! m Home. A A bare aoe WANTS A ire AS a, Junction to Newport), 105; Rutland and Burlington | appointed to take place on Wednesday, 26th, Thursday, wth, have no use for th ts ites ae ae (Bollows Falls to Burlington), 119; Rutland and Wash- Pas we GOO are Wai hw seal ay. sa | canialy: “to "be sown af 191 aud Lio! West fwenky eighth OTRSTANT WOMAN WisHtes A AN gg Call for two days at 381 7th av., entrance oo ington (Rutland to Troy, N. Y.), 20 miles in Vermont; Day, MONDAY OC snd oye take ontire charge tthe | 9 we 4 , i ar th nan LIS ERS: Vermont and Massachusetts (Fitchburg to Brattleboro’ | mater By eae S URNS ET RAGE. dae wee ye ag Ae py yy pod sper and ray ibaa beacon ll Busted at AXwt me “4 i ofan poninan' a sue ee a . ts y i "1 prefer. po sree 10 miles in Vermost; Vermont Centra! |. ° Soto RaceSawe Dav.— Two mile heat: for al aces weal Werk igarery wa Alia ieee uainese; with bs DRESSMAKER AWD OPERATOR ON SINGER'S | [0h 0 attend upon an ane afflicted with (Windsor to Essex Junction), 119; Vermont and Canada | Taiun Race—S: Av." SELLING PREM for | ‘sold ata bargain ‘for want of use. Cum be seen at Jones machine would do Hrossmaking or machine stitching | heat of reference givek Addn at ty: the (Burlington to Rouse’s Point), 65; Vermont Valley (Brat- pilagen, iii dh hare eared to ve nit on iS, | Mabie, Third street, near Bowery. at her residence, or go ouk by the day. 58 Varick st, dres- | Hotel, No. 4. Miso N, A. Cy 47 Southera Heboro’ to Belldws Falls), 24; Western Vérmont (Rutland | 32 pounds, “The winner to be offered for sale on vaual TOR BUACK MABE, 1) HAWDE, 0 XRARS, SOUND "A BERRAOTARGE MIDDLE AGED, WowAW Wants RESPECTABLE GERMAN GIRL WISHES A srvg. to North Hoosic), 69; Bennington Breneh (North Ben- | “Forty Ragr—Saur Day.—“POST RAGE?" dash of three | 24 Kind, SU Le, OT ee San til ee tts Wonk | LA a tttelinn i anate Foeaut ye ONAN Wane A at on to do, sewing, and light housework, In an Amerl- ningon to Bonoingom}, @; Whiteland Rutand, ¢| wor excl ct ten CyicZy eae Setas | en sith ne forte dpe ="; ibacatendlb codon tineaan ——= we in Mosc pp the let of Coton October: th ree or more to Gil; three pounds al- Roar HORSE FOR SALE—SIXTERN HANDS HIGH, : ae A A Mine teak wanes at onan WISHES A sITu. he railroads in New Hampshire are:—Concord (Con- 6 ai 5 eight years old, very strong and perfectly sound. So! SITUATION WANTED—BY A GIRL. 13 YEARS aaher and Wroner, oF geueral house cord to Nashua), 35 miles; Grand Trung (across the up- | | FH mete ie EASE A sera tor att agen; | FOE Manto! was price i BL Bead ati Wet Two A Si, ho would wish £2 ve lek pervice for her eohool: | S18 Wat ah corer var.” Sern ino age Por part of tho State), §2; Boston, Concord and Mon- | “Weconp’ Race Sawn Dar,—“THE JEROME RACE;" RESPECTABLE YOU! Cons ong We Manan ar | agian Chen ene gy. | Seamer Radha, Ee S| A Maer direkt mtasiine “Rt | A rascal Se ae te hill to Littleton), 20; Northern New Hampshire (Con- | horses benten once, “daring he meeting allowed T pounde: 2 40,"40'N. J. Murphy's liquor store, No. 3 Ferry place, Ham: | Ureas Atmanteuss, sa'ion Dy Astor placa ot engaged 4 ie ae Cae pry gd v4 itton avenue ferry, South Brooklyu. cord to West Lebanon), 69; Concord and Portsmouth, 47; those beaten twice on more 14 LADY WISHES TO PROCURE A GOOD SITUATION FOURTH SAY, OCT. 3 A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS TU Contoocook River E ; - he HIFTING TOP BUGGY AND BAGNERS, Omry maps as infant's nurse fore competent Protestant girl. Call A SITUA. nt (Hopkinton to Hillsboro!), 15; Man- Pn Raox. mie ealy, fora aeee, cial aie dices for sale at a bargain. ‘RED JONBS, at her present place, where the lias lived in thut stacy for A tion Oe as rivate Lame to do general housework, chester and Lawrence, 23; Worcester and\ Nasbua, 8 in New Hampshire; Nashua and Lowell, 4in New Hamp- 33 Thitd tive near Bowery. nearly, rive years, at 29 Park av,, before 2 P. M., to- ruins Be Ree Raton Tee: GRAND AONE BE SOLD-OR EXCHANGED FOR HORSES OF LADY WISHES EMPLOYMENT ¥OR TWO S18. SITUATION, WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE We iT er in families bape and sbire; Nashua to Wilton, 15; Peterboro’ Shirley | tstot deplete’ he i less value, six first class Horses from the country, fit for ters, of cook; is a good baker of and past + ; weights to be Published by the 1th of é 46 years age, {waning aasng mith the washing and ironing: has (Groton, Mass., to Mason Village, N. H.),|12 in Now Seplember: sgn ae a, declarations o/b made on Sil kinds of business, “Inquire at 64 Canal street, corner of dy would have wood homes, oF wit eg who | jection $a aaah 4th the washing and ironing: h tember. Certificates of merit will agreeable, willing to be generals given, Call at 37 bth st., rear, for two days. ery, and would wish to go = ‘excel at these be isaued by the Club to such horses as m: . races, 405) jad TROTTIN: TOC: “¥ aeorres - taste for m| Falls), 40; Ashuclot (South Vernon to Keene}, 16 in Now Foeatpa nodln getiann ekoaas an Union Course, fs Lom, Tanda, Ot iota bunuess who would ive hs fara "ae plana YOUNG O1Rt: WANTS A SITUATION 48 NURSE Nominations to be 9 made lo JOUN B. TRING, Secretary, oeiock P. give good are Frotestamis, Can be seen beep Hampshire; Manchester and North Ware, (Dover to Alton Bay), 28; Great Falls and ester to Union Village), 26; Boston and Maii ern (Portsmouth to Massachusetts), 18; Sullivan (Bel- lows to Windsor, Vt.), 26, Total, 627 miles. | COMMERCIAL REPORT, Sarovar Sept. P.M, Aaurs.—Receipts none, Pots were in modefate demand; searce and firm at_$9 60, Pearls were dulland yominally ua y references, at No 8 ‘Stanton to-day. PROPESSED COOK. OF ENGLISH. FRENCH AND German cooking, who cannot be excel the man- agement of fancy diners and suppers for partes, woutd tke to meet with some party who would require the superior person in such a capacity. Wages uot no i ane place, Be Bast 46 Exchange place. Ni may, also vaie stables, 40 West tiightecntte tosses om sana ‘day at 1 ould o'clock. For particulars see Leeds & Miner's advertiseme: in auetion column. ANTED—A GOOD SECOND HAND LIGHT OPEN Park Phaeton (would prefer four springs and shifting back seat) suitable for one horse, made by a good city maker. Aiidreas, stating lowest prio, H. A. B, if Froate, Now Wheeler'h & Wilson's fr chi lady mala Can eae Sloe between $d and Lexington ava, ie, & Sercarion WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE Woy. iG 2 ae f yoga housework, Call for two days A? RESPECTABLE MIDDLE AGED WONAN WISH! Pid 1 1 1 Carrige 08. aeean fo Semnsen oF footmen in live occupied by members of the club or gentlemen nolalons quarter foperd ‘ickets are allowed to pase the second ge iees the picuic grove and the south circle, inside ‘No extra te for ladies passing to this portion of the st of references. Cali at tin ELAS IE RA a Pe Re 23 3 A. SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE W0s » Wash and iron, or as lauudress; no objec: tions tog e in the country; good rétereuges given, ' Gail ¢6 66 ANTED—A GOOD a FOR WHICH A PIANO ne of the best olty male figea. dress Foster, Weraldofice, Ladies unaccompantedg b} tlemen wili not be permitted West 18th st., near 6th ay, SITUATION WANTED—BY A ng eng oh c ppreenen FaS upon the Grand Stands 7 : ee WANTED 1) PURCHASE—A DOUBLE TRUCK: MUST . A No objection to plain races an 2 the volat ReaDSTUFRS.—Receipts, 7.883 bbis. flour, too do. corn | Gates open at 10, ‘Rincon gommence att be in good order. Addresa, stating where it can be seen, A. SITUATION WANTED-BY AN ENGLISH PRO. | fry bag Te Mn] an meal, 95,817 bushels wheat, 138,661 do. corn, 43,906 do. oate, W. B. DUNCAN, Hq Pajrick Dimond, 79 tangtn street. estan girl not lon isl wi country, a8 chambermaid of roadway, Williamsburg. 15,404 do. rye, and 8,608 do. barley. A falr consumptive de. Fate PORBEY tet kar nn Sbias ito the coumtey, Call at RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS Sint ie it ec to tiers S175 Tins une mmumonararae | Wotmaeiewarhigsiwne sn Comme | A MRRRSean eaceo antag Nana closed firm at the annexed quotation: ic wi years old, fifteen hands. All warranted and sold for fe tami sega) yong city reference; is wi 483 Pearl street. ne > mon a AL ing and RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRI, WANTS A SITUA- ean es a Bele tion as chambermaid and seamstress; one who under. stands thoroughly family sewing: would ‘be willing (0 tend young children; has the Clty reference from her last lace, Can be seen for two days at No. 116 West 371b at,, be- ween 7th and Sth ave. AUGUST BEL! MONT, Ea ; Presiding Steward. Jonn B, Invina, Secretary A. J. C UNien, COURSE, LONG ISLAND.—TROTTING—ON Monday, Ostobér 1, at $ P. M., a match for $200; mila Teand Gloua;b, a, Sammioee’ seacauaerner® & ts hone want of use. 2 moderate request Ot Canada, dour we i sales, Rye flour continued active, the demand bein cone nt ae and higher prices were olttaine: pis. at & WILL BUY A NEW FIRST CLASS TOP BUG- BY, ,Waunn, complete, Apply corner Third avenue SAAC LOCKWOOD. $375 ere CARL, LATELY ARRIVED FROM ; sales, ituatton to do chamber wo) Call Bo th a $7 hy oars masa ough quiet, ruled Troe sewing; wi two days 160 West ~ PERSONA AL. WH. SHAW, Proprietor ; A. SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE hk 7 NION COURSE, LONG ISLAND.—TROTTING—ON ROOKLYN SATURDAY, GERANIUM LEAF. B.C., | necaitwork aud sowing: ap oiction we he coe mands of Tone an fiat waitrons ort {do general house ka ay , 4 . BO, Ht ing; ho objection to. the count A hin nesday. October & at DM erarhyates of 8700; box 217 Herald otlice. reference can be giveu. Call at 87 Sth st., for Gre aae te in | WOrk: Call at 83 Wey 19th at, wc as one mile ani the rear. oodrufa bay ie; John Rogers! pane dam Betsy ; Robert Walker's lundred, by Young America, dam by Port- ; D, Pifer’a bay filly, by Rysd; oka Hamblotonian. HAW, Proprietor, mmon Souther mey and extra do. Cominon ( Good to choice ani Rye flour (supertine ro meal, Corn meal, B: Corn meal, pun —There was m: vance of 2c. 2 confiued to ns comprised A RESPECTABLE ae ate ite family; ‘est 16th . near 7th LE AGE, OF A KIND, to keep house for house where furniahed, pore ortwo ereape: le a ce, cpable 0 folatpirrable Lome abre'ot an ‘object thas » Herfatd office, Gotrese, with partie a LE YOUNG GIRL Wsites A SITUA bermald and waitress, Oras ayiod city reterence given. Call's: 1ot West sau, FRA ADOPTION, A BRAUTIFGL CHILD ONE DAY URANT, No. 7 Beach street. —OF MARGARET HYNES, SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WO- man, as first Class cook; understands the best of French, Ameri and Baglish cooking; no objection to three or four respectable gentlemen living togetber; would do the market- Ing; good city reference, Cull at 64 Weat Washington place. YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS CHAM- berimaid and waitress, or would assist in washing and ironing in a private family: good city reference. Can be seon at 285 West luth st., between Hudson and Bleecker, im the reas. JeroRMation WAN’ about seven years old, who left Queenstown in steam: Ahip Helvetia, for New York, October 13, 1883. When last FroRpMam RACES.—POOLS WILL BE ‘SOLD AT La; heard from was on Blackwell's Island, Address Mary fayette Hall, Monday and Tuesday eveniags, October t 8, Beach street, L, Masa. and 2 at 7g o'clock. JONSON & De SBSON. NFORMATION WANTED—OF FRANZE CORER, HE NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROA ‘il please Miss M. Zenk by sending his direction to on this road will run to the Race rack, Je int Ninut steoets mow York gity, person ghee race ear Mitten fand3. from Forty-neo please copy. eet station, at . 45 A. M., rovurning a: ° YOUNG LADY, WHO CAN WRITE A GOOD HAND MRS. GROAT, DRESSMAKER, WILL CALL at aud is capable of keeping accounts, would like a situa. 4 Of the races. Single le trip. 60 0 o | JF 2 postponement.» CCRHOUT General Superintendent the Holman House, she will oblige Mrs. V. A. Zion as saleslady or otyerwise; unexceplionable references. . Albany. ©an be seen at 41 Vesey st., private entrance. YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION TO do kitchen work in a small private family; has good city si or alia ch&rge of let, or will do tide work ness woman oft great expe entire charge; a comfy compensatio lars, Mra. H. bushels at $3 023s fr amber Michi. Bouthers papers will i 33,f0r now amber State; $2 30 and ‘$2.80 for mixed do. ‘Corn ad- iy Te, per bushel, with a fair demand, the sales ng 160 0.0 bishels at 9c, a 9g. raf ee mixed Western afloat, and 92e. a 923¢e., in i BD<c. faforior and 9c, a 9c, for Weatern yellow. raoderat: demand prevailed for oats, and prices were ey high he sales ¥ ‘e 60,000 bushel: ; ver Sesh eld at BB, Aeon es 8 OUBLE GUNS, $10. $12, $15, 820, $25 and nurse; street. . D.—SENT YOU THE SWEITENIA. DR beat to use for your teeth. JOUN ‘SPORTING, _ G GIRL, FIVE MONTHS IN THE or. Milveaul COUNTRY, 3), 240.—SENT great, C4 . for State. Of barley we notice Zannocd. 1 ae ‘rom ireland, Wants a situation in a respectiwle fama® faite of S000 bushels new 7 anna West ac gh Ss whieh wan _by express to Order, by J. &J, BRUSH, 18 Bowery PT, 2TH. —-PACKAGE OPENED; gue POP OND BE Searaetd eaten awndeetent nstelbeasn nin {49 ap stairs Work and assist in washiog and ironing oF a ee, Kye was less active, but a shade firmer, holders . a Jag cab asa oy th; would strong! SEAMST! #0 OUT BY THE D. 0 Go 5 suai ly, “ ftuealy axing 91 81 OB fot Westra, Malt was gulch | FPRANCIS, BUTLER, NO.3,PEOK Abin. WAS ALL THE | Site‘ wn rsiira and arraag pteamnil fr ogg ipa SEAMSTHESS WOULD Go OUT BYTHE Dax. oax | Tyla ss eawenn in cea iets and we heard of no sales. choice breeds of og. Butler's Infallibie Mange Cure ; all concerned expect thia and any other codrse | ing: {4 a goodvperator. Inquire at 1M 7th av. vy opened tamely, consequent. “4 jon the | and Flea a ilecainnaon Scents, Butler's naw work on the in. Address in confidence, care om oad pons ith thn li her dc tie_snah das A SITUATION WANTED—BY A RES@HOTA: girl. as good plain cook, washer and frouer, or dp citsenbersork. Sa walling; city reference, uh av., room No. 9, Dog, $2. enses. Jess favorable accounts published this morning of Dogs trained, boarded, Ac. Merlicines for all dis- rpool market to the 2ith tnst., but lige vi at Iutive and fair legitimate demand was devel ‘ - B. PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUA- ” 2A tio ne seamstress oF to uitnd children, Or as seamnstrens TILE THE LADY WHO SHORTLY AFTER 10 : do light chamberwork, or would wall upon a lady x at a at eh aM ist current roporis that private cable despat JOR SALE—NEW SAILBOAT, 99 FEET LONG; LARGE O'clock Saturday evening, took a Greeuwood car from fy 4 oat ee erpool to & more recent, 4 a puting "midi & anit; warranted fast; wilt be hold fo og Fulion Ferry to a short distance beyond the City Lfall, and eee Ce aeaur awowkrne i tis foamox Pie eR lige oy youN@ d My no ho notices h ey ic oT Ny chamber- buyers Were unusually cautious, and operated ona compara: | jyut ®t Ha¥ View House, foot of © 'DAN (kL D CONNOR al ier as ga Herkid otiee? ee aT TT ee tern fata inn hota; has fous soars’ city reference fram het Sask Kmited scale, being under the belief that the rumors tten up merely by speculators who were anxious to an active inquiry, and realize at the ruling prices. There were some he: sactiona, however, and the reached 4.000 bale 1 2d ay., near 2ith st., second RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITU A. Mion na child's purse and to do plain, sewing and (oe be neraily useful; po objection to go South. Call alt 58 reenwieh av, opposite Perry st., for two days, room. A. NEAT PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN DESIRES asituation for chamberwork and sewii assistia OR SALE—A SCHOONER YACHT, OF ABOUT » tons, in complete order and well furnished. Appiy to Captain FLETT, Hoboken Yacht Club House. LOST AND ‘FOUND. 9G LOST—A BLACK AND TAN ABOUT ONE: YEAR market closed with a continued np- -y. at our advanced qi fons appended. To- INE DOUBLE GUNS—$10, old. A suitable reward will be paid to any one who * ms the care of growing children or do waiting; has two years” Apt ba ot 3-31. =. 3m 99,375 return him, “Inquire at 876 Sixth avenue. RESPROTABLE WOMAN, EXPERIENCED/ IN Ca day's recepis were only yd Bs ius isi 40.67, F J RUSH, Ro: 83 Bowory. : : : making up all kinds of children’s clothing, aiso ynder- | Sith, second {foor, trout ream atl 2d av. near mts one or two more families to work |OUND—ON THE 2TH SEPTEMBER, A SPOTTED carriage, Dog, which the owner can have by proving rty and paying at 146 W irty> Pas eat i the ears trom 7 ti 9 P. Mes for two dun + any on or seen, RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WRSHES A situation to do chamberwork and waiting. /Call at 341 West at ween 8th and 9th avs., for two days, GOOD COOK WANTED.—ONE WHO THOROUGHLY understands her bysiness and can come) well recom- meaded may apply at 35 Clinton place (8:h st), SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESP/ECTABLE EL- ‘OHN GRAY. 11 ROOSEVELT STREET—ITAS Fi o) ale large Newfqundland Dogs, B handsome Grevhounda, Black Sky Terriers; one Black and Tan weia! tan Greyhound Dogs, small Poodle Pups three pounda. ng taken; does not go out to work. Ci HHL, 668 8th av, Samples of work can. % : A FIRST CLASS COOK WANTS A SITUATION IN A 2 a rivate family; has lived seven years in one famuly; me jon LO go a ort distance in the count ender Call aati Oth avs between Bil aid store. pbc WOMAN WISHES A servation i IN A PRI- te family we lady's maid; understands would h have no Sojection wo itevels has ee eat 0 of city erences, Can be seeu at 195 7th uy., near 234 Middling. Good midali Correx.—Since the considerable thing of maportance has transi Pro our npoandas Ttal- one Sky Terrier, a noted yesterday. the market, how- in OUND ADRIFT—IN COMMUNIPAW Pes Two e quntts of 4 tn0h h Plank; also small Raft of af , which the owner can ex. penben “Call on Jaren Rabesell, 47 Prout a eats Brooklyn. Loxton THE 26TH INBT.. A POCKETBOOK CON. taining about $125 and valuable -Papersof no use to were firmer. The en. bushels corn, at 4d., do. corm atad. To | _HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C. GENTLEMAN OFFERS FOR SALE A PAIR, oF elegant black coach Horses, about 16 hands high. They are perfect, sound and geutle, very fine action, and | anybody but the owner, and will wal reward for ¥ ne erase “PI it private aables No. 7 | the paperait returned to Bendall € Stott, 21 Hudson wireet. | A on farty Sete moran cook i sl rgd eryanon, dnaeraundt hulraresing sod draemak. ant Thirty-ninth str ae fn By omy 4 T 09 CEDAR STREET—COUPR ROOKAWAYS, GER Lonny and Howard street to Lard & Taylor's, Gra sae, at Went tait Rotworn i snd har ine rw chy Faterence. "ae osc Si Ib fae ts ay near Baer A 's, Gran’ iowa Rockewayt, Vicoriay Park Phectona Doc: J niniy'h satchel Pocketbook, with money and safe key. The SITUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG WOMAN AS r Pinae > Bey ple gh ype abetate exbeley sak t; Aan snberimaid, oF take care of childrens RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION a@ iorw Phastons, Fooy Fhectous, top and no } he Saddies, Bi to axsist with washing; good eity good H itis Teference. Call at 112 West 19th at., 2d floor. A SITUATION, WANTED BY A RESTECT. and (romney can give ibe best of city ference. at 216 West bith at. have lease satche!l to Hinman & Miller, No. 2 South atcoet. is willing and rand obligt oat ences. Can be seen Sts gars Unprerait pines, be: —ON SATURDAY NIGHT, IN A WALL STREET & pocket book containing itch golds diamond ring’ also some sliver: oo dums. ‘The finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving ft at the office of Taylor's Hotel, Jersey City. Lost. gasURDAy. Lali neg toy re Suck AND Torrier. medium re tothe name <: Pet. By returning nim t to vty Twenty. fourts atreet, the person will be liberally rewarded. ORT, STRAYED OR STOLEN-ON THE NIGHT OF mber 28, three Steers; one @ spotted roan, ied and one reqaish yellow, from Mount. Veron, West: chester county Ubéral reward will be given for their return." Apply 4o Tames Butler” butcher, Mount ernon. TRAYED-ON THE 13TH OF SEPTEMBER. FROM 180 eat Twenty-fourth street, s gray and white Kite ey an write with white tip, Any one returning said kitten Buggies, los, Ao., cheap forcash. Ve Duet TAYLOR & RICKS. ‘8. BARGAIN OF FIFTEEN SECOND HAND CAR. CAR Tiages; also 500 new cai ‘and harness for city ond Southern trade, twenty-Gre Ber coat lens than Broadway ices, JOHN C. HAM, 10 East Fourth street, corner jway. SPLENDID BLACK HORSE FOR SALE—16 HANDS igh. 6 years old, sound, kind and very stylish; sold for want oP ise. ‘Stable Thirty eighth aiceet aad th a wacas SADDLE. IN GOOD ORDER, WILL BE sold cheap. Apply to GEO. WEVILL, 14 Ano atreet. NICE, STYLISH BAY HORSE: SIX YEARS OLD, warranted woli adapted for family seen at 20 tween 11th and 13th sts,, f + good ‘references given, Alizabeth Zion aa lovaress rere monte Bias ot relorenons LI cl jere aces Given. Addrens3i5 West Isth at. 4p mania SITUATION bhatt gern! YOUNG GIRL, 18 years of pape me more desirable than wages. Can be seen or two day fat Gl West 18th at. SITUATION WANTED—BY & YOUNG GIRL TO generally useful. ‘C a for wo ay at ak Wen. ath 8, rally usefule ‘Ca ea rr ih dnd Stu ava, third foes, back room. “No objec! ton to the country. coms aeane ransom wanes A SITUATION A SITUATION ne. BY A RESRECTAELE Wi mai ‘ad pastry cook; ‘oquire at / RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS i would go short agli wae frtser, avenue A. corner Fifteenth street. SORREL HORSE FOR SALB—SIX YEARS OLD, sixteen hands high. Would make « beautiful family Can be. driven either double or atngle " geal every respect. Can be sec! n'a. has acted in that for, th last 14 found and geatie ia ee taeson Ot De Mish = Duree soa ah iy toma ne ye aa 14 SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, af, a ferences, Era from iw ih Hine untae cy rer Can be eeen at 44 6th av., T FIFTH AVENUE STABLES—CORNER OF FORTY. REWARD —LOST, “A BLACK AND TAN SLUT; fourth att is one Cay nee stylish and beautiful coume § Wet der | WANTS A SITUATIO! iadate Horse in thin cy for tale, Also, one pait of bay $10 ser'eg ‘Beag'it So Fire Srawans wont aoee | AL Shambermnit and walteen Uneseepunatie refer: = pout toe hand Sn ell Also, dh Sade from news ‘street. ence itiren en. nq East 10th ot, wear Tumpyins T STABLES, 114 CLINTON PLACE—I8 A VERY ARD.—LOST, A SMALL BUAor AND = handsome gray jug saddle Horse, Wheeler, re = spl and very easy ryt for os Ex much oh below Sue, had on a chain collar with Albany,on it. The finder wilt | return Broadway, and receive the thanks of the owner. 4c, Apply at ATHES, | ber to tet Ma = bt mech ae «LR Li T wirra AVENUE STABLES—CorNeR OF Forty. | $5()() REWARD. STOLEN FROM NO. 10 GREEN. PERIENCED WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION dearth aitese: axe cupevter nassunmbantnets. tor Urey $500, wes State i “wm 4 the fa rate a excellent baker of bread and horses. A. R. MATHES. 2313 8. Third Pastry; has got good city ‘refersuce. Call at 185 West lath ay, : Rut Bare mun’ Seties | Set between fh and sth ars, Grane: county Dalia be. w Bik, Weaker AL ier Tar antes mitae 30 quarts Hohe pe day Ge | S228 9109 Bon ate N EXPERIENCED, DRESSMAKER WOULD LIKE for sale; mi iat mm ir > AT wae A Pha Fecate tulra of the bonds at the shore named place, sae ft day eae SITUATION AS SEAMSTAEGS ¥ fe and fram in & Wilson machine if required. sin any ple hae chose, PANEL CO COACH, In aun —, i yo order, for sale aed goes id at very.cheap. Apply 0 . pa oe is wn dwaye RY. ats Ata FIRST CLASS COOK WANTS & SITUATION; UN. boxes pone epee at at ig. Wel 1 PROMPT DRIVING STYLISH PLAG Tat, rout War "le tk iish, doce tip. large. stores: te the Cooper payer ie tag ‘saustey. (ge MEA av, — WISHES an Teac aA cot igh Tanitiue, on the corner of" Astor place, are crow Corner of 8h 4 ‘A Races aR a, ia Pertort tome: agrie “% "areata Sale 40,000 tbe, at 16igofa 190; alao 3,000 ibs, | Revie Norse: for atyle nad action eatinot be au would ‘be Tifal establianments, who eaunot ad se ATION WANTRDBY A FIRST CLARS OOOM: | SSETUE, Has, te beat of, ety reverence. it FAK. w 1D40. Gales 200,008 the, | S22 _Te be Seee SE S55 West Fwontp-eighth street, rear. fll magnificent sock of fret sir a red i i : CITY MADE. STYLISH, 180 POUND ROAD WAGON, | Glass House Furuiabing Goods, Ching. Glass, Silver, ated geliont city reference Apply at 200 West dist ot., near Zu RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES none; market Rteady and firm. The nearly pew: will "i ‘and Cooklo Cais therein contained | S¥-, for two days ‘Saiun lettast ond of, noded ai doc. for fd, alee Meahea t for orikls dagr as a 208 ‘West Tweaty- | has been purel with the t- good judgment of large SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTARLE wo. ra coaterap git or. san “Fin raya Sa! gosta wid wt ehiaexanign. | A ae rae yom. Sanco are fuvalle toy. “all < - an ties OR SALE—A BEAUTIFUT, DAPPLR GRAY GOrz. ‘5 | ment cheaper than at any uber, houne in the oy. ise In conte nee willing and obitg- ; 4 lowe dul, aod declined 16a, 98 pg yeara old, by EarlGray; dam Jenny Jones, by Black Of the fact, go there to buy. ‘what's eS ED Wo! ES A SITUATION: pe il and et ete ea ie ae ee aw. well broken’ to and double harness, . SITUATION WANTED—BY AN BNOLIAH GIRL, m plaie cook, ~ &, $207 and [ea superb creature under the Hin gure ie very EDWARD D. BASSFORD'S Great Housekeepers! Ba- ys Le 4 Petaeaicn wean faci ari anien at 61 yy rat cae Glave aud Crockery Emporium, Cooper Last pe Eh ol, , or NO. Oats DREVE, near | tte build scepcatned osen Ai Secehrre sane ito ap test eee — tions eat ne “| RESPECTABLE TouN A tion aso} Mupacern, Sept. 20, 1898, Br a a Tard Tables wow reed fee “aot. we hme YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS NURSE ‘and troaing. Flour dull, and dee!tned 250, Bi for No, new Makes heavy coach itarwess, bY Uloaon? fight "dole | greatly. incteasad our facilities, and having Uarce large oe i toe ‘wo da 2 tio banat send a Wize : julet. Onis firm, at 34. ea sia a TO ‘Can be seen at private stable, Ufaciories in operation, fitted with 3s cg ama be seen for a a * Hour, 115,00 bushels wisear ‘Thirty-second street. machinery, we are now enabled Bet, cage ENGLISH GIRL WISHES A SITUATION 183,000 bushels wheat ana 3,000 re — commpiate ite ats, Cane, I, Gen eae, We. Sere os OUTS shore or taney Gaees has been six phe aed OR SALE—SUIPTING TOP WAGON, WITH TuRN- | same sgnd-second hand Tables prices. stoel E ‘oper! Wheete iad ha . ie “ 4 Cloth, Balla, Cres, &e., le the at and fisest in the world, | the millicery: anderstands*braiding: can ate on t | baker, has no si eae sale D ca 2 fa the at EG TS id dewoen at privae | Cosh. J ea nl sto be ira clans, 2 Wilson's macuine, Call at or 300 Bast dh ot, near Dest ot 1 at itao df on te canal C7 o* New York. ; J XKINS and tsynd ap MART, ae to We Crosky ateet. Fen 5 SITUATION Wa! she's sold at vate: tor old ad Rocka ei fi all ai kibas. sia ‘ts A YOUNG Me WANTS A SITUATION AS OfAM- —— pooped can sew on Wheoler & NTED—BY leandrese and arg LARY'S BILLIARD TARLES—FIRST CLASS, D. D, oe tig ngs 1 Biker, dee ae ae b a Ls Collin, manufactarer, $383 Monroe street, $$$ Prniiarg COLLENDER'S STANDARD semeoee bles new and second hand foesn't and 4th ave. ‘Gre, Hlartesn, framme a oupe ; AE YOUNG WOMAN WISHRA 4 AITUATION AS NURSE Man ufactory and and warerooms, wv the bes city references, Cail for Gn ‘ale ot Vhe mane ae ay Wood meh titeha ee | Stret, Now York. SU'5e weet 20th vt a areas Rasa COOK, IN be 1h i GAGR—AT A SACRIFICE, AN ae —yoed ‘FINE ARTS. RES pene YOUNG Gini, Wisi a. | dor te daye at West 83d sy at erga. ae gen PM. A pam aa names om ecu at Tr ¥4, Coach, 09 ‘with detached dickey seat: freshi; 41a oF oCTO! for two days, at No. 1 corner RESPECTABLE WIDOW, ONB at te sta he done up, ha Tew, “Can be seen at (he manufac. bs NERT, x, THE ett 3, BER. fe | Bic und Bowery, Sew floor. A are ot, ahi 8 uation ae ‘turers’, » ROTHERS, 696 Broadw. Upbeat of tbe pu — rivate tamil; Be ye ever ohered in thi ‘of Works of art in Ane Moos, Mette every ¥ tion, lately tmported from Rong ant Porton sod tured by hae most renowned ecleeri 6 b bo aE ORT == — THE TRADES, N PXPRRIENCED MACHINIAT WISHES A SITUA. tion As overseer in me tis, COR REDE Post eon. fine machinery sniacael ie No. Ou Bes A YOUNG WOMAN Ep GP gaa IY bersen at ‘West Lith at., between Sth ana 6th ave., sITUATI WANTED—BY A RESPROT, 1 WOMAN, a5 seamstress; ins of. fainily sewing, ho ob, do work or to sce o children Call iret feectates eee bay FH and fics: Wa voit TOUNG WOMAN WANTS A 8 ATION AS hones ond coneaet raat oF would do chainberwork. Has goo! reference. ‘for two a av, corner of Gi tes entrance frou the’ ot A Siececratas oIRL sae a. sine. OHESTNUT SORREL seen at private stable No. rr Sees | ITUATION AS erivare Temniy, a - oe. Caa be Finest CL re. ao WANTED TO G0 TO iu CLASS PLUMBER WANTRD Yor f cent ‘8 good down town Cart and Harness, Franklin, Pa: ; a BoE Bes Later Wee bape isi gate ee. 14 Binedkor sae nay 100. =**__~ |" SITUATION | WANTED RE nedronie! per pour : TION F°*, SALB—TWO Ea ss RIED, OWR 100 ‘ PRINTERS Wants TEN on GIRL WANTA A SITUATION TO door reference esa be te cleans Dall os ach, “Inquire 20 avenue bag Be =< 7 WANTS frotthed cages lager deer saloon. | Suny. 208 Bronitway, Seen Whe A RESPECTARE BLE WOMAN ORSE, RIGHT YEARS OL fret clans meet and falta Woot aes TT: SALE—A BAY HORS 8, IGE re ett S130 ‘a r itr Hore ‘Ais YouNG hy Ay yan pa 4 CITY REFERENCES plage box, nearly new; 200. Tis vor ewe days at sed it ore TORS A Lal = ow iy, ary: w_.} a ‘om Manuseript at Joho A. lye Kt SEs, —ve-creenennchidijshinasesinaittiiin erroATION Wai {-X.. ——————— ie CUTTERS WANTRO—MILL, BASTARD AND RS A SITUATION AS vhssug: wae for ne. aot GaLe-nonems, Ft FRARTOR, HARNESS, @C.; % vere can fi monty « employment by cailing on Ra ty competent wo take F 4 pwr Te Jag: ae ieee Chay 4 can trot in 2:50, 6 tire charge ss eat recommended. Cail NEW Pun! gen yonre R45 round and kindy) one Ho rae, 18M Rae re re of a Now Reany a Kinds" Tiree a ew cme es AYERS WANTRO WIN A Wooumy | tito cap sone As YOUNG WOMAN WISHNA A, SITUATION AR Raat A RRA | Be ean ae oy nt ipsa ean a rawr) A. Scot eae tae eae | nega ee : ; near gu ClAL, SPU nN VAN! tage cness, by Dunecomd, ear (A 4 sn$ sod We cele. Fefermace, seen days ai 160 Bast 20h 9, * For November (in advance | copy. AL all news wands ‘ean te chamber ary THR TURKEY ON TNR RAMPAGE. econ WO! SALE—SRVERAL FIRST OLASS TOP AND No | GILK HAT FINISHER WANTED, iy. sp wanna at SITUATION arally wewiny a hI oA A A® RESPECTA! on a ‘Buggies, new and second hand. One P' my with OMP ANY, Gene 4 THE AMERICAN BEWS CORT ArT coer meets ashy Maes ighiske aes tow = Sores war WANTED A cove JPICH READING. —1ON CHARLES SUMNER. @ov. wa tren Sobeeeevs Bet M fees Ore. Joun Hl. Noyes, of the Oneida om. Wiliam’ Harvey, and a Kadir Chief ia fF hrene gig domge 1. Ors jana Perpont aM with ouber iilrstrn tion: Ae \ aa SITUATION BY A tae Genemeare He Social ri rhraaioray api Pre and en yah nology, a Wee Md Lake ay, } Lae Riv OR SALE, WHIOR 18 — army OLD, Bin ail | \ | Fe | APHIC ART. : | PuloToGRAPien ean teveeet Twenty. ” second and Twenty: