The New York Herald Newspaper, October 22, 1866, Page 2

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Suwpay, Oct. 21, 1866, ‘The past week witnoased great excitement on the Steck Bxohange. It opened with a very baoyant tone on Mon- day, but after the morning board became rather weak jand irregular in ite movements. Large amounts of the potive railway shares wore sold 10 realize profits, and more were sold ‘“‘short"’ by partios who bad heard mys- Lerious whisperings of frauds soon to be revealed, of the povernment being about (0 soll gold, and of other things ‘Vaguely hinted at and equally false. In other words, tt was evident that a “bear! party had been formed which hoped to inspire distrust by fabricating and circa- Hating these reports, There were enough timid persons who heard of them and acted as if they had confiden- tially received bad news to exert an influence upon prices, while the large holders of securities who had confidence fn the strength of the market were disposed to allow the bears to break it down a lithe, with a view to tn- ercasing the “sbort'’ interest preparatory to carrying it higher. Prices fluctuated somewhat violently up to ‘Wednesday afternoon, when the market became very strong, and those who had sold sbort during the formor part of the week found themselves unable to ‘cover’ their contracts except at a loss of 134a4 percent, The false rumors which were before listened to had lost their power, and their authors were severely and justly de- nounced. The faet of new coin certificates having found their way out of | the Sub-Treasury into the street, and which bad given’ color to the report that the government was selling gold, was accounted for by the circumstance that the Treasury had been privately redeeming some of the bonds of 1867 and 1868 in specie. The result of the break in tho market was to add strength to the upward movement, and the reaction was more sudden than the decline, New York Central rose from 116 to 12134, and Northwestern common from 44 to 5434, higher prices than they bad proviousiy sold at, The movement in Northwestern has Gaken the street by surprise, the advance having been greatly stimulated by orders from the West, where the e@xtonsion of the roed to Omaha, there to connect with tho Pacific railway, is looked upon as likely to largely Increase the traffic of the line, which {s already so large that the earnings for Septomber last were $989,053, or $42,346 larger than in the same month last year, while sho recoipts in the nine months ending with September wore $434,686 in exceas of those for the corresponding Yoriod of 1866, The grosa earnings of sixteen of the )rincipal rattways whose stocks are dealt inon the New York Stock Exchange were $53,177,425 during the Grst jing months of this year, against $54,338,919 h tho same time last year, a decrease of little more than two percent, while the net earn- ings of alf the roads, owing to the reduction im the cost of material, and to some extent of tabor, ‘were larger (han in 1865. Ii has, however, been latterly the policy of some of our leading railways to do what thoy before neglectcd—namely, to divert the net earn: ings from the payment of dividends to ihe improve- ‘ment of the permanent way and rolling stock. This has eon the case with the Erie, Northwestern and Michigan Southern companies in particular. The efforts of the bears to arouse apprehensions of an active money market were useless in the faco of its actual condition, ‘which ts one of great ease. Notwithstanding the increased demand owing to the fargo volume of business on the Btock Exchange loans were made freely throughout the woek to first class houses at four per cent, with exceptions at five to others on miscellaneous ovllaterals, while on Saturday money was offered at four per cent without Onding takera oud nome of the leading dealers in goverument securities Dorrowed ali voy roquire:t at three pertent, Theamount of Orst class commercial paper offering 18 too light to em- Ploy any considerable portion of the funds of the banks, which are consequently almost entirely at the disposal of tho Stock Exchange. The volume of paper money afloat ia so large that every facility ts afforded to specu- ation on the Stock Exchange. In the year 1857, just before the panic, when ulation reached a higher int than was ever reached before, it amounted to only 14,778,822, while now, exclusive of = large bus un- aecorteimea summant of State bank notes not yet with- Grawn, and passing freely from hand to band, it stands ‘es under, or rather did so on the Ist of the present Sais _ 677,432 273 298,032, 903 $874,739,608 This for a country which had a circulation of only $55,504,000 in 1843 is remarkable enough, and affords a good financial illustration of the axiom that “time works wonders.’’ The stock market closed with an upward ten- Goncy on Saturday evening at the following prices:— New York Central 121}, 8%, Erie 8234 a 34, Hudsen River 126 a 127, Reading 116% a 44, Michigan Southern 89% 090, Illinois Central 126, Cleveland and Pittaburg 914 « , Cleveland and Toledo 119% a 120, Rock Island 208% a 34, Northwestern 63% a %—preferred 7514 a XY, Fort Wayne 100% a 4, Toledo, Wabash and Western 605, a 61, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 33% a %, Cumberland 683¢ a 59, Quicksilver 553 a 3g, Western ‘Union Telograph 5344 a %. » The gold market was disturbed by the report concern- Yag the government being a seller to which we have alroady referred, and the price declined from 153% on Monday morning to 146 on Saturday. Tho closing price ‘was 146%, and at this figure there was more disposition to buy than to sell. The payment of the November Coupons, amounting to about twenty-three millions, ts already discounted, and ag more than onc-half of this Interest is due to foreigners residing abroad, the offect of the disbursement apon this market is liable to be over. rated by persons imperfectly acquainted with the facts Bnd bearings of the question. Tho foreign exchange market closed strong and excited on Saturday, and the disposition of the leading drawers wa: rather to advance than relax their rates in view of the large foreign indebtedness of the country and the Hooessity under which importers will soon find them- selves of making remittances to Europe. Bankers’ bills on England, at sixty days, closed at 109; at three Gays, 100% a 110; commercial bills 107 a 1083, francs, At sixty days, 6f. 200. a Gf, 22i¢c.; three days, Bf ITKo. a BF. 206 Thore waa great activity and buoyancy in the market for mining shares during the week, the demand being almost wholly confined to the Colorado Gold stocks, and chiefly among them to those of the Corydon Company and the La Crosse, There was considerable activity fo Nyo, which sold up to 64c,, but at the close it elapsed to Sic, At tho afternoon session of the board pn Saturday nearly ali the active stocks on the list were buoyant, Corydon was strong at $7 20, and La Crosse at 85. Quartz Hill was weak at $6 50. The imports of gold at this port in each month of the present year bave been as follows From Foreign Ports. lanuary . $72,771 2,122 From California. January $1,431,007 February, Maret, Aprit . May ¥ Jone... ; July. + 0.794.961 ML Augnat + 4,460,050 Septowber...., 2,894,104 Total...... $30,023,208 silver from this port and Boston since the beginning of May last have been as undorstated : | hee ending Amount, May 8.0... .0e00G1, 267,240 May 12... 1,064, 45 Total,....+ .. $61,063,087 ner, attived yesterday, brought ST in treasure, making the receipis at this port $54,500,607 against $15,192,941 to the corresponding~ Period in 1865. The amount recotved by com from Calt- fornia and Aspinwall eince 1863 has been as follows:— 854. . + $46,683,116 1861 870,58" 41,982'524 1s02 ark pH 40,319,029 e693 11,908,478 84,222,004 ise 18 ¥ Saf 36,170,344 1800 21,444,102 976,760 19680 04 Hy in 566/94 months) 34,900,007 yi ated vos 961398098 The an Francisco paper: of Sey" ember 29 sum up finan. Cial matters in that city as follow The monoy market presents no new foaturos note, There is a slight augm: nlation ot Gopoait balances in some of the banks, and we bear of Joca stringency im many quarters, though the demand Dontinues active prime paper other drat class seourttion at lal ohT' orek per ih. Little or no rs ts et Toe st ia mercan| ircies in obtain. ities pont for Vy business pur merohanie gene: ® sound and io There is Sulecne Aotna in real NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1866, cotate, and an unusually large number of frst elass im- provements are "iggy under ay under Cee in a;Sarent baw Sone ee. " is readily yw rates 0: aoe treasure from the interior are about <j “J and urine the current mouth ps ao ome $4, ,000. The Sub- neers Py city Shipped East on a corwcement account thes steamer St. Louis, making an aggregate of $8,500,000 Met aft —- from September 1 to date have been as follows: September 10, por Constitution— ® Now York. teeenene soins inglani To France.. r sot prenver 1 11, per Valetta to Shar, ss0'4eo tember 11, per Vale! Samiemser 11, por Sea * organs Wo Hong ikoag. $92,211 September 18, per St. Lou 'o New York. 635,202 To England. 115,505 To France. 39,225 To Panama. . 20,000 September 25, por D. jurray to 35,163 Total since September 1, 1866. Previously this year since January 1, Cena oe | of Increase this yoar.. A railroad is contemplated betwoen Kennebes river, to connect with the Portiand and Ken- nebec road at Richmond—a distance of about eleven milea, Recent surveys have demonstrated the foasi- bility ef the route connecting at Richmond instead of between that village and Bowdoinbam—making a saving of some seventy-five thousand doliars on the estimated cost of the road by shortening the distance, avoiding deep outs, &c. The Dubuque and Sioux City Railroad have decided to commence grading on the northern branch of their road from Waverly to the Minnesota line as soon as the course of the track shall be.determined upon. ‘The Iowa division of the Chicago and Northwestern Railway is now completed to within about ninety miles of Omaha, The rails are to be laid upon this portion of the route by the 1st of April next. The Florida Railroad, extending from Amelia Island to Ceder Keys, one hundred and fifty-four miles, its frans- chige, workshops and equipments are to be sold the lat of November next to the highest bidder. The highest prices of the leading stocks sold at the first seasion of the Exchange on each Saturday of the last four weeks wore as follows:— 6. Oct. 13, Oct 20. m2 Mig: Mos Ter 88; 44 Alton & Terre Haute prof, n ™ 7 bid Boston Water Pow 83% 82 _ 82% Canton Company... 55 56: Gig Cleveland & Pittsb 80: 89 93! o1Lig Cleveland & Toledo. Ws = 122% ei 120 Central Coat - = 56! — Chicago & 107 109-108 Chicago & Northwestera. “4 47 62 Chicago & Northwestern pi Bs 3% «158: Cumber'and Coal. . bass 5B BDSG Cleveland, Col. & Ci — 15 116 Delaware & Hudson ‘Canal. 152% 154 155% 168 Hudson River,...... 1g 124 127 Il nols Central... 128 | 126% Mit 70x Michi, Southern Milwaukee @&St. Paul... 5539 55 61% «61 Milwaukee & St. Paul ot z 133g 18% «616 Mariposa Mining... 13% «(O14 135 13 Mariposa preferred BO 20: 2 New York Central RR. 115 119% = 120: New York & Erie RR. 92 4 8359 New York & Eric prof. 8035 86: 84x Obio & Mirsissippt cet 8336 34! 8334 Pacific Mail..... 218; 219° «216 Pitteburg 108: 110% 100 uicksilver Mining 65 66 BSE BR, 116% «T1183 Toled 45, amy 51 Western Union Tele; 65 5535 Oh Government securities wore quoted on each Saturday of the past four weeks as follows:— ne 29. Oct. 6. Oct. 13. Oct. 20. Sixes of 1881. WM = 2K of 138 140 10 137 137 Five-twenties ofei862.. 112 112: 113, 116: Five-twenties of 1864..1095{ 109 No 110% Five-twenties of 1565..1093¢ 109 110 110% ‘Tand 3-10tha, Ist sories. 106 106: 106: 106% ‘Tand 3-10ths,2d serios. 106! 10616 106 La Tand 3-1Oths,3d sories.1065 106% 106 The total imports at Now, York for the week stat October 19 compare es follows with those of the two Pog —— : oe ma 818 $1, OSes she sion ar Gonoral merchandise, 2/630,499 1,938,818 2,961,644 Total......+...+. 86407008 $3,994,164 $6,001,081 ‘The imports of dry goods compare with former returns a8 fotlows:— For the week. 1804, 1865. 1866, Entered at the port.. $788,511 $3,403,652 $2, 100,437 Thrown on market... 1,200,810 2,786,163 1,064, Entered at ti $67,074,261 $65,500,074 $104,044,101 ‘Thrown on te port 60,676,420 70,310,969 on 18, The shipments of specie from this port last week and during the year to date compare as follows with those of the corresponding periods in 1864 and 1865;:— 1364, ey 1866. Forty-second week. $616,456 $449,229 $66,202 Previously reported 35,806,051 23,803,076 54,113,933, Total $36,422,607 $24,259,208 $54,130,135 COMMERCIAL REPORT. Sarourpay, Oct. 20—6 P.M. Aauxs.—Receipts none. The market for pot was firm at $9 75c. a $10 under an active demand and small supply. Pearl are also soarce and firm at $13 S0c. a $14. Brrapsturrs.—Receip ts 9,508 bbls. flour, 60 bags corn meal, 24,587 Dushs. wheat, 88.066 bushs. corn, 23,606 bushs. oats, 15,200 bashs. rye aod 193,541 bushs. barley. The market for State and Western four ruled moderately active, and an ad- vance of Lic. a 250. per bbl. was obtained, the market closing firm atthe improvement. The sales aggregated 14,500 bbls., at our revised quotations appended. For Southern four there was a fair demand, and the market ruled a shade firmer. The sales were 600 bbls. Rye flour continued to ad market was quite active, the sales reaching 0c, a $7 Gorn meal, under, an active x. ‘Bales 1.250 bbls, at saad $5 S50, . for city, ra Stal Cotes State... amon to mediutn extra Western... fates round boop Ohio. Western trade brands... Common Southern Fancy and extra do... Rye fou! Corn me: Corn meni, Brandywine — Corn meal pur a HS —The Wheat mack and Cully 3. a be. higher. The at $3 for new i Dh $M for No. 2 -Milwankos, and #26 for Chicago epring. The corn mar. Kot was qu "| the prices bush. the 1 > for Chioaga, od, aud gL id a bo. bigher 1 a Ld Of barley 40 hat the ex. rm but quiet for at usual Jobbing trade \, owing to the excitement S\yoneata were:—To Liver. enn Petroleum 1 160 casea do, 1a, Navan or t for Binsied ape.ve oo A . uly anelai d was steady at gl to arrive, al u td Bis. Mow mest AL $2? for all tha y option, The lard market cued firm, though pricas wore ‘ith nat Dole, at ts, cca wae oe % ht fo (ye. haine, o ono finpactant saled ow ettrs jeef hams ha dew: ere stony, last fg Cut monte was, 0 paol shodiders Ot 2 a ae e. decline, Je! por enlio ee ons only a - Aye um potent oe ar B80, a light straw to iorrdus’ erie a eo a Re white, for for @otber ‘and November, sone ak Bier user *trasnume waa in demand and ko firm. We notloe \anigharieny end as Ibe. Buoan—Sy: tains ed buyers’ fyver, closing heavy on The basis of sro ape c. for ge tkio gook flnin: Cubs. The sales were limi Dave's * from We, a pi fe than man erie ee. a Teer MOO bones from We, a le. For refit war there was buta it "i tan i a th mara wat Sony Oa and sort white af ‘ALLOW was dull and lower. Salos 90,000 Ibs. at Ifo. a ener Reseiate ST Nie, The market was very quiet and we have only to report sales of 50 bbis, bonded at dlc, FINANCIAL. Bantry WHO ©. N INBOOTIATE | IMMEDIATELY Marky oy orem en eavcoad f on =a od a FY ress, or full name, San Francisco, Herald LLION OONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY Soca cumeant ee preetiiian nd of five per: 1, ane trseeckRolders of reaord of October i, payee stock holders Of Boston rs record. af 19, Iai sree 3 = Tek record pt. the offlca of ae Pa Farmers’ Loan ead Bestel HPP WHITNEY, Treasurer. REST ON CITY STOOKS.—THE hyn nr ¥ ON Tite Honda ang‘toska oF the i and’ cou ‘the city, g Popmend ON betes de rit MORTeAOe. TO ANY AMOUNT, lor-at-Law. tes of New York and New Jersey, WASHINGTON BR. NICHOLS" Counsel 14 Wall street, office 25. MPHIS, TENN., COUPONS AND PAST DUE IN. M* beer sf stems an oratnamon pasend byt by the oat of kegs + Sy mors eptember B, it ordained Coupons Le wrraped of Se lt year bonds of $1, tent Intere ena the ay of Mom re * for the following Ronda pons, Gomeed by the clty of mph 4 Cou a tas See RE sy due. Charleston Railroad Coupons past due. Homehia: Teo is} Tenn. Oho Railroad Coupona past da ‘ine. Memphis; Tean., Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad Cou- ‘past due. Paulin fo for further particular. by mall oF otherwise receive punctual attention b ?. 7, HUGHES, City Comptroller, Memphis, Tenn. TRUSTEES OF CREDITORS AND STOOK- the Ohio and Mississippi R, R. Oo, (East- plac med New Yors, ‘of the holders FFICK OF O" horde holders of ern Division.) Sa Wal seat, New York, on ‘Thuraday, the of No vember next, at noon, to Adopt & plan for the reorganization of, toe on and Klsstesipp! ro Som “tha To act upon ‘ ‘nt _queation, ent un. der which Shp Trust was formed requires that three fourths in interest of, the owners, oF their Ing! representatives. of preferred a1 of unpreferred shall be pres. ent and voting: Por. the purpose, therefore, of Insuring rum. certifionte holders are earnestly requested (0 have transfers mado in their own names. and to be present at the eltherin prox; ge RE aay eh of next, a! wee Les, Sioned wet further ‘the Trifstees. potlee LAN Cs CAMPBELL. Chairman. Oe ohn OF THE TRUSTEES OF CREDITORS AN! of the Obio and Missisalppl_ Rai among nator Division), #8 Wall street, New York, Oo- er 19, To Houpens ov Trusrexs’ Certiricates:—To enable all we who have not transferred their cortificates, Sree i fer Hooks of the trast rt Wy open, and will ay ee - raed they wil Mody remain cloned wnt of Notomter he itic one at rcertideate holies [cihave (ranafora make in taelcown samen, and to berpres. soit Mo menting of ‘November 1, either {n person or by order of the Trustees. "i ALLAN CAMPBELL, Chairman. ‘VERMILYE 4 CO, NO.’ 4 WALL STREET, BANKERS AND DEALERS GOVERNMENT STOCKS AND COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES. CLOSING NG PRIORS, w Yor, Oct. 20, Le Buy | sell- _ing.| ing. b pocm name hy ‘a. EE “ Fane, 12)... ” fags OTN ‘ANTED—A, LOAN, ON BOND, AND MO! Ett LOM Be ae Ae ply to O'R. SMITH & OO. room No. 7 115 Broadway ‘ANTED TO BORROW—FOR TWELVE MONTHS, rr ce Address G. fe He iterald ofice, ee $65,000 Os CAXsis ANZ SUM, OF IMPROVED | Foal estate in this oi . H, WOOD, 65 Wall street. $350. (00 72,204% 08 BOND AND MoRTOAGE; tions wanted soon. Apply . . GILM. mis way, room No. 6. COPARTNERSHIPS. EMAN, FORMERLY toh as BUSINESS IN Cat capitals ieee A GENT! street, desires & partner to which hi extensively ‘and favorably teow, end of equal respectability. Address isinens, ser is wilt only join a part, "Wh Herald ome OTIC! pr ah ag atone rh, mankind hips me Ny eT OW GERD: BAKER 4 COn for the: purpose ot of ating tn Badaiery and hy name of TOWN manufacturing and HE: |. SMITH. NATHAN G. POND. Dated Naw Your, October 1, 1868, ARTNER R WANTED. — A YOUNG MAN, WHO THO. roughly understands dentistry, desires a ‘tner, with about $300, to ore with hima dental office; 1 teach anid ors: the i sion as an equivalent fer epaate Address tb tation A. PARtsee WANTED-IN A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER and Job Printing Oflles in this elty, well established; to a reliable rerson with about $35,000 thie is will be a good oppor. tu Addresa | Zono, Herald opice wt ANTED—A PARTNER, LN A PIRST CLASS, Fars otel in the 8th ward; must have from $2,000 Gey a ceeponcivie mae Seed. fapiy 10 Hoter, AN ACTIVE YOUNG uterest in # light man. $1.000.-aes, cuanes 38,2 rtner want gent for the Most extra- ordinary mon ing @xhi in America, performing to crowded hous Inquire at 207 Hudson at 000. a D, IN A FIRST CLASS ¢ 7 {ness; reliable and rof chance seldom ¢ fered. Apply to HALE, rootn 883 Fulton street, Urookly, A PART <ILENT OR ACTIVE) 18 $10. 006 Wanted, in an eatablshed bastness, for rand -enle bf a proat aple commodiey (nn € iy); the profits es cont aad the t ost unlimited, Address Q. ihe bon 2,173 Post ie: MANUPACTA B ‘aKa. 3. BMPLOY. Ai ne my, country. how Ip eration er pont prod ei ‘0 $i 400, Toe! ha alg of manufacture HMANCE TO TIOSE sane A SAFR, > je basiness. A velope manafs with ill and evorvibing neccesary (oF making en. et be rold ata ting of per cent | pay a pro 7 arya all at 169 am atreet, up Y STORE FOR #ALr— Lease alone worts more this month, A RRoaDway MIL JX Stock and Fixtor Bick ness cause f: money, od Broadway, room No. 4. 7 \PLTRMRD, DK DOING A rot Price Nel Brcedway, room * Sita ene end red. Owner obii ‘86 Nasean street, FARM TO BXOHANGE FOR : percha “wath ete ‘on the rail th steam power, au BUSINES INESS CHANCR 70 trae are PANTING SEBRING A SUR £9 (0 any partot thisco erred to the x YEARS ReTan. no FP ete eee $20) 000) notes reo, ‘New Fork, Sririe te =4 a ROOMS, &O., TO eli COTTAGE AT SPUYTEN DUYVIL, two hb in ean eis lot for te ‘or longer. H. BARTLETT. Arian FOURTH AVENUB.—TO LET. HOUSES IN OITY and age ferpiobes or. and paged See m: eu ee eri VERY HANDSOME zion. or. § OR 7 ROOMS, A, oe, Jat: mast ‘be soen to please; rent moderate, 20) jersey Gly. ‘near Pavonia avenuo, RTY OF GENTLEMEN OAN Peyshiby A RAED. A TAD furnished Floor, inclusive of bath, ithout Board; location central, 118 West Fourth street, Washington square, “Scales a FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET—TO, A PRIVATE A three story, brick. Apply at 43 E Aly, nig: I ernie SPLENDID FOUR STORY RIGH eeone BROWN Bixtleth street, it; partially or baz sally faraiedy sens pa) per ma haath ‘Twenty-third stroct. STORE TO LET —LEABR. AND. FIX- A ee POr tales a mont desirable location for maine, Jowelty or fancy goods, Be. Apply st 1,199 Broadway AE prog porated rt A LARGE sdand third Por BOUsE. ifth street. oon N se hone a re et hy Hotel, ia ag asi FURNISHED Foun stosy pouss, oF on Lexington avenue, nee b street, Bleie, t to rent to a respon Permits of KING & CO., 3 . foes Fifth Avenue ‘A sTORNISHRD HOUSE TO LEr, Ar tcltt ha hciicouts ot Golat otrect. iF UNFURNISH) FUR. ALERTS Ehret Keeping, ladion, ee gniogs ite eRe, GNIFICENTLY FUBHISUED. HOUSE TO LET— Alon Wiest Thirty-fourth, stree t;, the house is beautifully in pecfect order; the carpets and fur- Biter nem and of weet i somnee description; owner going BOITONDS & JENNINGS, Broadway and Thirtioth st. ORs Oe 70. TO RENT—ON omer sores mifeared Crear Bloomingdale rosd, contains nine in good order. st t $550. JAS. EDWARDS, 277 West Twenty-third street. LEGANT FURNISHED HOUSE. OR PARTLY 80, TO an applicants, on Brooklyn Reign & for # first clase private , Apply at 200 ‘Bridge C Brooklyn. Ne. 9 Weel ak OM NOV, t TO street. Ap- Wises EGANTLY FUR! aig hella 3 .. TO ue [one f Iocatton), on Broadway. itis Sh LOVETT, 769 Broadway. Fr UR STORY HIGH STOOP HOUSE; 16 ROOMS COM- pletely and ol tly furniahed; fine block, near Junc- tion auf Reteath avenue, Forty-second street; rent $385 per ‘ton enth avenue. URNISHED HOUSE TO RENT—ON WEST TWEN- Fo tint aera eee ioe story high stoop; in perfect order a aa SW ARDS 27 Woot Twenty-third street, URNISHED BRICK COTTAGE TO RENT FOR THE Winer At Bing Sing. on the Hudson: a very preity place tution not excelled in Slog Sing: wale dl ent hi shout; le wathan peony faratsbed nit ay ‘iver and linea, ‘Keut 10 mon! jay next FO oe EDWARDS, 377 Waat Twenty-third streot. Pr Gintotn HOUSES TO LET.—A FOUR, STORY Sirat clas House; 18 rooms; central location; $950; and stoop, near Everett House, for $1 per wo yonts" | ena for sale. Also others. Ap- ply to 0H & ANDIEWS, 082 Broadway. ARLEM.—FURNISHED HOUSE AND FOUR LOTS; Shree story Briel, all improvements, on Second avenue, 4 frat class; OLY DELL & PORTER, 1,951 Third avenue. OTEL FOR RENT—IN WASHINGTON CITY, D, 0.. within 160 yards of the Ital; an excellent land for us nest at 224 F street, or R. W. PATitaie, st Bowler & Ely" ‘8. 15 Broad atroet, Now York. OUSE To RENT AND FURNITURE FOR SALE. ON 3 ent $900 Bou aries sf So term te a | irks i. EDWARDS, #77 Weat invents: third atreet. shee TO RENT FCRNISHED—ON bef Laat 3 ages =| nicely furnished; rent {hreesieks & EDWARDS. 277 West Twenty sab porno mouth. JAMES MERROSS 4, PRIVATE FAMILY WILL: LET THREE furnished for housekeepii ad eroupae rougas fe good order; ren Le eee it Broad way, top Ooor. Pats OF HOUSES TO LETIN THIRTY SIXTH, th streets, and Third id avenue near ‘igenl pie sr = "ADAMB CO. 068 Broad TORE TO LET—AND GOOD APARTMENTS TO pa rent, Inquire at 409 Second avenue, near Twenty: fourth street, TORE TO LET—ON FIRST AND SEOOND FLOORS; siso agement and Fhotograph Gallery. Apply on ths TORE TO LET SUITABLE FOR A BARBER OR | MO ‘mbm pangs Saad located in House, elty, tly and completely pic i al ot mei youn ua LTS URMISEED, A BROWN from. Foss, complete ‘ FIVE STORY ENGLISH fashionable been put itwilbe TP Eade Tat annie Toate af bob Soren LET—A LOFT ON FIRST FLOOR, CORNER OF Canal and — it moderate. E, TROT, We Canal street) — LET—THE oy PART OF A Seethiores te dye nas possession. on Birwets unre dosts trom light mven LET—SECOND FLOOR OF HOUSE 31 (0 LET—THE PARLOR FLOOR AND OFFICRS IN house 14 Bond atreet, near Broadwa: mt loca. tion for physicians, dextists, milliners aud others. Apply ‘as above. (PO LET-FURNISHED GROUND FLOOR, EN SUITE and. single, at 114 West Fourth street, opposite Wash- ington square. LE’ T HARLEM, TWO STORY AND ATTIC brie 40. 16 West 12%h street. Apply xt northwest corner Gecond are nue and 128th street, or xcbange place. ‘0 LET-IN YORKVILLE, A FLOOR IN A NEAT GOT. tage, contalning four rooms A Bast Eighty-third atreet, betw LET—THE BEST, PRETTIEST AND TEST Tlonse in the market; and the finest location in thecity, Commission to agents, 87 Park (Fourth) avenue, corner of Thirty-sixth street. Or for sale. 10. LET—UNFURNISHED, Rooms. be 7 a PLEASANT Fifty. second SECOND FLOOR AND ONE ROOM ON THE Furniture (at ew) for sale, Apply at No. 180 East Thirty-fifth street. ) LET-TO A COUPLE_OF GENTLEME: smail family, the Second Floor of a firet ol ae place, “iataralened or partly furnis Dey street, office No. TPO LRT—AT A VERY CHEAP RENT, WITH IMME- diuts possession, to a private, respectable and responsi- ell furiiehed and elegant four story, full p, brown stone House; house contaiue 16 large whhall modern tmprovementa; Tocation weal, very the Fifth Avenue Hotel, ina first clase location, Por joulars addreas Goodhand, box 103 Herald oie, Ble party, & high BRT-UNTIL THE. FIRST OF MAY NEXT, A ished House, with stable, carriage house, de., the elty, within five minutes’ walk of lendid Apply to T. L, & 0. G. SMU: CRG reel, 0. m0 WEST PIPTIETH STREET, gar. gle Room, unfurotshed, with all ferences requir 0.1 ET, FURNISHED—A SEOOND STORY, CONSIST. ir, Rooms and f ont Basement, to @ siwall fam- 22 Wast Fiftieth street, ‘0 LET OR LEASE aa UPPER sToRtas of 18 Broad tw . FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED—A FIRST Private Residence at Rye, Westchester county; has f land, highiy cultivated; good carriage Ki per fo ela all in rhlebed, peraninum. Appiy Pat ia i 1807, es RALLY Weanineo, RE 7 SPUYTEN Duyvil, a Cottage House, containing’ 19 reome, range, Mirnace, bath, hot and cold water, &e., omer; acre of groond; ten iatiutes walk 5 wy Reni $70 per moni Jas RB, EDWARDS, 277 West Twenty. third street. 0 RENT. ISHED, AT MANHATTANVILLR, corner 177 tive Rooms and gn of parlor: there are 12 lots of ground, well sha the garden, tree minutes from Wadwon River t, oF ten miowies es | \ bth avenue TAS. Re EDWARDS, 57” West Twenty-third street. T°.) RENT—ONE OF TK HANDSOMEST BROWN stone front Houses up town, four story end 20250, with all the modern Improvements, Good yard location Girt class. Will be rented low ti Also, one om Chicken sizeek, parul fornia o per month. is Patra agen “STORE, IN A Ts A GooD Lowa. ar Liga efits ponte Ainjie 28D, ERAN, ais Phird ave Ne, mW NTED—A PARTY TO TAKE yl Bd a! FIRST feo on Howard abreet; @ fool hat oF preferred. Apply to Mil Clare, Merb Howard st, second loft, up stairs Apply (oJ. ad MILLINER yo RUCKIVED, A CASE OF FRENOR | PATTERN ROUND Mats Sui 2tLot, en nema ae Tee, se consist Of the Fe n clade ma Lt and | eae cae sya . city snd eeu MSTET SOME a. mg Oe Repeseey, see. ‘ADAME L. ADO! Mayer de Treva, oie, KEEPING goopa, CURTAIN LACES, MUBLINS, r ata Rprawose and met AS HOOP ek (BTS, LINEN LACED a APEESTDRenoaars, Rn BUTTO! TRIMMINGS, bande THAN Ay ZORRERS' PRivea, LADIES TOILET ABTIOLRS, goon Gorseey and Fuaminmrwe Goons Loves. 4 GAITERS, ac. WOOLLEN SHAWLS, SONTAGS, HOODS, ‘&e. aT PovdiaR rh i Fao HAM WELL ENOWN BRAND OF RID gtoy . ONOW ut Mo (oer POPULAR RAN THE O(T ad AMP'S KID GLO’ EVERY PAIR area LEANER. ST. A! Pt 6 MTH AT BEF Bergen 6TH AND 6TH AvS,, TRINZEY'S, EIGHTH AVENUB, ‘8TO TO CLOSE THR be a oad BUSINESS, ‘OIDERIES. en MUST BE fae ro ob Rostra, BUSINESS, RIBRONS, STORE TO eee | FLOWERS, AND FIXTURES FEATHER FOR SALE. 10 PIRCES SILK Vi SUVERS, sis sé CL COLORS AND. BLACK, LARGE LOT SILK VELVETS: Iie, to te, PIEC KNOT LOT BIDK VELVETS Sie, to Bir. PIECE, BXTGA RICH SILK VELVETS, 60, 10 600, PIECK oes BE SOLD, FARDS SILK VELVET ore ames” RAIDS, &o., de. fannie of Stee BUTTONS, pier. waters SILK, AND tle BUTTONS, BUTTONS Wo! REE 1aide, DOZEN, al BUTTON: Be, DOZEN, al BUTTONS WORTH foe, DOZEN, it RIBBONS, 000 YARDS OF RIBBONS, EVERY bags Be, YARD UP. RA’ SEEKS, Me. AYS FLOWERS, Sc. te is WHITE AND BLACK: ‘FRING LACES. Ace SILK LACE VEILS, 6c. unk UALTY RUFFLINGS, 66, ES ee NEEDLEWORK. LOTS OF BANDS, Phd 00) HANDKERCHIEFS, LADIES', GENTS’, ursans’ AND BOYS, OF EVERY STYLE AND QUALITY, FROM 40. t0 NEN TOWELS CHEAP. BALMORAL SKIRTS, HEAP, VERY oi TO CLOSING OFT REGARD! ss ‘OF OOST. ALEXANDRE # EMPRESS KID: 3, F. ri .Ponams, ALL ee FALL COLORS, AEB GURD 10 i) irae 7 one = CLOTH pa FROM Ibo, UP FROM 6c. UP. LADIES’ Hi Rom - 60,000 PAIRS HOSIERY. GENTS' RALF FROM ik, o BOYS’ HALF Le HOS, Pi ght Ba ue” CHILDRENS FANCY Y WOOL, ORR, fe, LEaarns. HEAVY MERINO HOSP, Me. EXTRA VY. Botelios HOSE, 18. LADIES’ ALLO E, 850. 1ovs OF REM oF ower Riaponse” La NI LEWORK, DRESS GOODS. ofan PINS, HOOKS WN BEE ie al CLARE'S BEST 900 YARD O01 . WOOLLEN HOODS AND aoeie ALL OUR HATS AND poutine & = aoe IN THE FANCY GOODS DEFANTMENT, + FANCY NECKLAC! cna FO ne ow! CAN i ea aT PAPER, FA PER. 1,600 FINE HAIR NETS, Lie pare, “Oniten a AND 2s Path Ae, AND TWENTY SECOND TRE nat naremen seRAR A Patient iM STRERTS, Have just MONDAY, 40) pieces RICH ine FRENCH ronnie, ee woe a nam amt ADE will be foun $y and Indion w val finde ay Ul abveatags te ones itso, lnfge a nd a large ai sirable fabrica for FANCY DRESS MAT eres. ouse In AND FANCY GoopDs TOO whores it assortment of RIALS, » rae wel Bot be GREAT Soe IN Bossare. | 4 : gto A ay Pan co. <a ‘The past wi i sua ea nae ANK 80. R wii Re sg yt iat in Ea ea eee rom exe Plannets ALSO BIG LOTS M PAC Gi FINE MU SNe ar wibibs AMER es QUALITY, 10. 18. 2. ned” Mslinn’y 6c, and Be. 11 FOSTER BROTH sib segue, near T8ts at, And FOS’ Bieooker street. T ORAND STRERT CHEAP STORE, TRIN! Gotored silk every width, Cola an tect rapest cand White ste Ne Wn Vrs this city; @ gle Be Bante fospection: WARD Wt Sg amg pay street; 64, 68 and 70 Allen T_GRAND STREFT CRRAr STORE, MILLINBRY LACES, ind chased leosnnemee BONARD RDERY ee aif find SRS Grand sheet: ha, 68 acd 70 All Block eaat from the Bowery. bang ad STREET CHEAP STORE, BONNETS, A’ Hats, saimremert 2 Voivet Beaver, Port, straw, eas “3 from ‘tne Bowery 7 ORAND STREET CHEAP STORE, WORSTED ein oda, Nubian, Bhar Cape and cheng Rowa sian, sil hited an en Part Seat aol aes or col eaiva pen sets: -— large lot at 50 rea, eat “Ourekia ows | dv ‘also cashmere lined, th Berio oWwal 2 it Seta wean none | eed #8, 9 004.70 Alien street. T GRAND STRER? CHRAP Baie je RADY Ty. ors ane iy a Aah GRAND STREET CHEAP ore gua igen Oe ee Aes STR! Ss IRAP STO! Sree Onn? siUk ricee; rare 3 ‘iran vr fans silt (warranted), re 5) inew of white cs ye Bonne a Bauing, C: rig Re an geet ae oe nat 70 i gia ene v onanP i: Cuma? ha ner talagyl Bot vei Haberuas! UIDLEY, ™, chy and Sit na, ones “Alles street, Ofth block east from ¢ Ast gMADA and ik 120 Rotate tmp Bak , goers Ae teaute Pandkereniel, ages ‘Waele Ben GREAT v repuchb. att ase rinse a3 ‘egos Balmoral Skirting, tn rat vatiety of of styteg. SKIRTS. re ‘conste| f the fc 2 FINE Cen Beir one = 4 24 BA en be compet robin ta the BEST STR ABI UB IN MARKET, from oy 4 EaOWN ‘ah vind ‘BLUE GRAY in all the various sizes and eee ees meee ace -_. FANCY GERMAN BED COVERLETS, JiTEN and COTTON SHEETS and PILLOW CASRS, oie a BEDSTEADS, B PEATHERS, FORE AR? aS EAS 244 Canal atree! rat CATT, rs ANKETS. BLANK! at, < ae byes A BAG Atey. ” Are ee a ute ag peels ceed A For sale, a& wholesale 9 W. K. PE’ an evenesa AND CLOAKINGS, Cassimere, for boys’ nosed only 60s. ~ A= 3 irae STS by re" "ita Mee at atone ‘ erect ae oe and Volrot Beaver Cloakings, in alt the echlonsble ool. Ke PEYTON, Nos. 278 and 274 Boweey. Biwe! Pear pte DRESS GOODS. attention of our customers and the pabtle LOTAS, CASSIME! cos sad Tatet We nee FRENC! NER Chick: POPLING, RMPRESS CLOTHS, " KMIORER! hae LACK AND eS yu? Hpeatgscam HAIRS, flo or si sre motions rises te if aan aa lanigs etl ‘He, to ‘Our oo) as Beets URS, FURS, FURS, 5 a aft RANTS PORTS ls at, ; eh: apa Apres yom, Pf atonded to low rates. Witinory Goode A fi tecrpelona SAR Stns 103 Boyrowy. , fae OVERNMENT. Pillows, ae, bee SHEETS, Mattreases, Pil flea acs "Poa flrs, ass, Rgamatan re jerin 1 Delaines, Linens, Flan _— Cussimeres. Satinets, Domestics, &c., Ae “ ea aiioay jovernment and rey a Keopery o n The attention %. balan ‘Shi pie ie | House K amit lea “eo cae to the above, pera ht are ing at a great Keduction mm RSELTAM MATHEWS, & Catherine Breet Gomme te CO., 18 Be Suiaron PLAC! Air, mare a Firnzom CUO oe BIR i Soeeceens Ee as ENT OF $xpad LARC aOR ore MED FRO so bicncbenmeemenstncnntattiintindatbad os dial res CAMELS HAIR SHAWLS"PROM THE MOST Peete Litas Wookter sk, taird Gor below Amity: UST REORIVED—A FULL ASSORTMENT OF HO J’t pita 3 i cOtB i BW irocaway, nd Sovenisonth rece? ry! CLOAK AND mn Beosdway, between atroots, ‘ NE PRICB, PROFITS, rome gems ence ereenn 7 Goode San eri reread ‘ =| estes ras Se reer ab oose, OuLDerarens 30, Rasore ova aw ft aa ees e OUR P sili aro astute sine! 8] egestenate renee conta Tene Ln Taee caerets rae Tous, IN ALL THE Pie snag bag ag we! mr N. B. Fanoe tc rags! Grbich cost to the tem 2°35 to Tana. cl eae porters’ avo We gugraates PURE LYONS 8) Between Bighth and Minit streste, SILKS! SILKS MA, ng By yaoe. Al iON. o ealn sis, without insted, at Bf thy to Bae all the new at a Wide Plain colors, at $2,.98 88 “em MONE PEYTON, Now, 120 and'i4 howery. HAWLs! SmATie | ie Lather StL ra IH a MILLINERS AND COUNTRY STOR! =" AT GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE, ean buy cut lengths of tine Gooda si sea feeaae sell wi ‘all ory ood Pa hoe ngs of scion ‘Mark the cy 38, B11 ‘ant EP {Grande C Allen street, Ofth biock east ra te Bows eDWakD a ae Repeats te © the bonnet and wholesale rooms, atreet, street, up stare, W. &. Purrgs, AND 274 BOWERY. mevifs SERCIAL ATTENTION ToT Pay LAWING ALN! PURCHASED. AT AUCTION, h will be offered for sale on Monday, Vectober 2. IN'S 54 French Merinos, only $f, woh 81 50 per L 64 French Merinos, only $1 95, worth $1 87ig pry be PLAIN POPLINS, only $1, worth 91 00 per tenes ALL WOOL DELAINES, at fo., #4, and S08. ard. TLEPIN'S BLACK BOMBAZINES, at $1 25 to $1.60 par EXTRA VINE 64 PLAIN CASHIMERES, only {2e,, worth Dov ihe zwiLLED 64 THIBET CLOTHS, only Me, Worth We Bi. rd. Aik CHROKS, only #¥G0., Wort Meo. per FINE Mi TANCY ALPACA PLAIDS, only 2 bs rin BILLIARDS, DS, &O A take Bi mee OF FI CLAS STANDARD now ready for delivery sly igerased mt ay having three ie mame with ek? gaat i Gon Beha, aay en Gea we gusfanies evil by os te bs enwnts Lis 4 COune eon only he hough J. , Becund ILLIARDS.—W, TI. th | Baa Gnahions Fables for ale at reason FoR THE & LLIARDS. 0000 HEP 2s og of Me G En corger of Pataset ane Madar sn é LJ SALR—& a JARTER Si 1X POCKS® Table, ma EE Fe iaea te, compiele Apply ot 100 100 Horst’ « > pare ala ie y Lat Dp. COLLIN®, Tan tact er Rattan Liane Taste et hast seas bie at & _——— "att yh oe pertaditiog to Bi'e Herds on hand Miser yote use, for «ale cheap. N°Ceh gus SAWCT! of t f ‘ne, Gentlemen con /emplat ow tg wh antes oa DAY them @xatuiued by ue ture A. a Fai MS BOLLENDEN, 8+ 48 wo © Crosby street WAxtE ss ‘pe, fer HAND Pik LAN BILE 1A much used. nad, bok oe MA sannnnnnrmeanns MAN aie TEs, it — te. my ae Be RSC AE