The New York Herald Newspaper, November 1, 1867, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Tuvespar, Oct. 31—6 P.M The gold market was further depressed this morving "oy the European news, wuich was construed in favor of ® pacific termination of the Garibaldi difficulty, aud the Opening transactions were at 1407{, from which point there was a decline to 14014, the lowest price touched, A steady advance to 140% followed, and the closing Quotation was 1405; 3 140%, There wasan active bor- 1-64 per cent per diem im favor ‘the coim and 1 a 2 percent per ann The gross clearings amounted to $74,551,000, the gold ‘Dalances to 1,341,388 and the currency belances to . $1,080,121. The tora) amount of gold certificates issued dy the Sub-Treaeury up to last evening was $226,519,920, of which $198.516,000 bad been redeemed, leaving $26,703,920 outstanding. American silver ia quoted at “434 0 53 per cant below the price of gold, and Mexican dollars are rated at 102}, #103 in gold. The steamer ‘Union took out $77,200 in specie, Opinions differ widely as te the futere course of the premium, but for the time being the bears are largely in the majority. ‘Coming annual report and show that he has contracted ‘the United States notes to the full extent of his ability “@ince the act suthoriaing him to contract came into operation, It ts neediest to say, however, that undue haste in contraction, and other measures with a view to fesumption of specie payments, would only defeat that ebject, and ali the words ef promwe or entreaty that the Secretary of the Treasury may utter will have ‘Aittle or no effect in hastening the approach of a perma- nent resumption by a single day; but injudicious efforts to force a premature resumption can hardly fail in doing “much to retard it, The currency has siready been con- ‘tracted too fast, and we trust that Congress wil! during vthe next seasion withdraw the authority which the Sec- ‘wetany has to curtail the volume of United States notes at the rate of four millions a month, ‘The supply of money available for use on the Stock Exchange con'inues in excess of the demand, and loans ‘wore made freely at 6 per cent om mixed collaterals, «and, in some instances, to the leading dealers in govern- Ment securities at 5 percent. At the same time there is a growing dwposition on the part of the banks to in- erease their discount line; but only prime paper is in fa- vor, and the transactions are almost exclusively confined to the offering: of ther own customers, the rate being q@oven per cent; but outside of the banks even the best mames have to submit to 8a 10 per cent. . The indica- tions are that the prevailing ease will extend through the coming month, although the seven per cent rate ‘may beeome general whire it is now wholly excep- ‘tional, Themonetary facilities at the disposal of the Stock Exchange are, nevertheless without any appar- vent effect in stimulating speculation, and the bull cliques have the game nearly all to themselves, Higher prices are freely talked of, bat languor steals over the market whenever the ciiques abate their active ‘manipulations, and. to-day its tendency was throughout drooping, alihough Ro material decline was established, The dulness und depres.ion in ‘trade here and elsewhere are advorse to higher prices for railway shates, with, perhaps, one oF two éxceptions} bu: no one knows what to expect in a market goversed by cliques and supported ‘by artificial influences which are liable “ be withdrawn Or strengtheoed at any moment | There wasa moderate business transacted in govern- ‘ment securities at the counters of the leading dealers, and the market was firm, and for the old five-twenties of 1865 strong, partly in consequence of the large “short” interest in’ them, which bag led to an active Dorrowing demand and caused sevoral firms to fail in making their deliveries, At the clove the entire market ‘was strong at the subjvined. quotations:—Registered, | 1881, 11156 @ 21194; coupon, 1861, 112 a 11234; 5-20’s, wegistered, 1862, 104 a 10434 ; 5-20’s, coupon, 1962, 1125 @ 112%; 5-20's, Coupon, 1864, 100% = 109%; 5-20's, coupon, 1865, 110% a 11034; do. do, January and July, 107% @ 10734; 5-20’s, coupon, 186%, 107% a 107%; f10-40's, registered, 100% n 10034; 10-40's, coupon, 1001; 100%; gold, 14054 'n 140%; ; June 7-30's, 105% @ 105! ‘July 7-30's, 10534 © 1053; ; December compounds, 1864, 418% a 119; May do, 1865, 11734 11734; August do. ‘do., 116% & 1165;; September do, do, 115% a 116%; October do. do., 115% 0 116. ) At the comimencement of Dufiness the railway share market was dull, but steady, and at the early session of the ‘open board New York Con fit sold at 113%; Erie, 135 0 ‘73%; Michigam Southern, 7034; Cleveland & Pittshurg, 8344; Rock Island, 9734 a 0734; North Western, 483; do. preferred, 665; » 66% ; Fort Wayne, 08. “ At the first regular board there was diminished firm- mese, but a moderate sod well distributed volumo of | ‘Dusiness was trangacied. rio closed 14 higher than at the same time yesterday; Reading %, Cleveland and » Pittsburg $f. Cleveland and To!edo %, Rock Island 11, Fort Wayne %, Obio and Mississippi certificates 1. North Western was }{ lower, do. preferred %, West- ern Union felograph %. Govermmeat securities wore ali, Coupon five-:wenties of 1962 closed + lower; @even-thirty notes, 24 series, . Coupon five-twentics ” of 1865 were %{ higher; new issue, 3. Sabsequentiy Qive-twonties ‘of 1855 were in active borrowing demand, and in the absence of @ correspondingly large. supply, @ales wore made at 110%; for cash. There had been g@ome warm discussion at the Board previously with respect to buying bonds in, under the rule, on account of those who faiied in their deliveries, but no definite course of action in the matter was decided upon, and @alos were made at 110, seller thirty days, ‘‘flat.” Subsequently the speculative feeling became languid, dnd the market had a drooping tendency, At the open ‘Doard at one o'clock there was @ partial recovery, and (New York Central sold at 113%; Krie, 725 = 72%; Michigan Southern, 76%; Rock Island, 96% = 96%, ‘Northwestern, 48; do, preferred, 6634; Fort Wayne, 07% | 97%; Western Union Telegraph, 33% a 33%{; * Adams Expres, 653; Wells, Fargo & Co.'s ixpreas, Bl. At the second regular Board the market was dull and Darely steady, with the exception of Aiton and Terre Haate preferred, which advanced 2}, New York Cen- 4ral closed 1 lower than at the first regular Board, Erie &, Reading 1%. Clevoland and Toledo %, Fort Wayne %, ‘Milwaukee and St Poul prefetred 3, Western Union ‘Telegraph 34. Government securities were firm; sixes of 1881 closed 34 higher, issue of 1965 3¢, new Issue of 1865 3, seven-thirties, second series, 3f. Missouri @ixes advanced %. Among the express stocks Adams wore 334, Wella, Furgo & Co.'s %. ‘The amount of the original and present capital of the is thus shown :— 14 express companion is . At the open board, half-past three, the market con- @inued dull aud there was no material chaage in prices, New York Central sold at 112%; Erie, 724% 0 724; Hudson River, 1203; ; Reading, 97%; Micnigan Southern, 7834 ; Cleverand and Pitteburg, 6234 0 63% ; Rook lsiand, 06% ; Northwestern, 43; do, preferred, 66; Fort Wayne, 97%; Weatorn Union Telegraph, 3334 (b. 3); Quicksilver, 38%; Pacific Mail, 145% a 145%; Adame Express, 67 @ OTK. Durlog the rest of the afternoon no new feature was ovelopod, and at the close, at six o’clook, the following quotations were current:—New York Central, 112% a 212%; Erie, 72% © 7234; Hadsom River, 126 « 127; Reading, 9734 2 9T%; Michigam Southern, 1814 0 78%; Cleveland and Pitteburg, 820 82%; Rock Island, 06% 0 96%; Fors Wayne, 97% 00734; Northwesters, 47% 8 “40; do, preferred, 65% 0 6576; Pacific Mail, 145% a 146; Ohio and Missiamippi certificates, 26 0 26); Weetera ‘Union Telegraph, 833s » 3396. It iathe present object of the eliqnes in Erie and North. ‘western cominon to infuse activity and buoyancy into the sound and reaily valuable stocks is orderto buoy ‘ap their own comparatively worthiens “fancies.” The @osign is transparent enough; but ® certain portion of @he street is always ready to assist in carrying it out, whatever it may be, and hence, whem the cliqoes are @upposed to be baying, Tom, Dick and Harry become Dayers and witinately God themeetves losers, for whoso- ever opernies against # clique plays againm loaded dico, Is is bolteved by ‘many to be the intentiow of the clique in Northwentera Common to ‘jump’ that stock, and the consrqence is the “‘shori’’ interest im i bas been greatly reduced, NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, while some have gone “long” of it; bat if the intter Keep it long enowgn they will Gud they have madea Very dear investment. The operations of the Erie and Northwestern cliques are demoralizing the bull ele- ment in the market and interfering with business in other stocks, and the sooner the bulls turn their atten- tion to stocks with value m them the longer ihe crash which mast finally overtake the market will be post- poned, ‘The transactions fu the mining share inarket are on very limited scale, and there is no demand from outside sources, At the first board Smith & Parmelee closed 10c, lower than at the same time yesterday, sciling at $3 75; Rocky Mountain, 5c., selling at 30c. ; Quartz Hill, 60, eelt- ing at $125; Walkili Lead, 40c. ; Edgehil Mining, $4 36. ‘The foreign exchange market was dull but firm, under ‘a moderately brisk demand for bills from importers, and more particularly the agents of foreign banking houses, en account of the November coupons on bonds held abroad, Bankers’ bills on England at sixty days were quoted at 1004; » 109%; ; at three days, 100%; » 110; com- mercial bills, 1033{ 0 109; bills on Parie at sixty days, 6.16% 0 6.154; at three days, 6.15 05.13%. Other bills were rated thus:— Tue meaty range of the gold market since the sus- pension is thus shown :— 160% «= «151K 160 169 18T 155 168190 148% «6189 251 145 222 = 286 129) Bly 262 143: 185-285 pT 1399028 154 200 «260 162% 0 ll inex ae ion tate ey Be ee 129: 182% 141) 14 134% 138: ze ee 182% «130% 142 M13¢ 141 1463 149% 140% 145: 148! = _ 141 a ‘A Ohisags journal of Eeobday vountka of ieeal'oa: tary matters:— ‘The money market presents no aspects differing from thoee which bave been noted in our columns Tor some days — The demand for ae Gad Neanig te wee ae grain dealers—is very pressing largely in excess the disposition of the banks to meet it. Money is Co eee tel sho ines fle Ab Ml lees Ay og sbipments of juce incresse and the balance of again runs in favor of the West. Exchange was in better su Soo, premiues, bat tater in the. day bo large bits premium, but in Ro e coul ase cocaine cea inen Pex A strong effort was made to put up counter rates, but it did not wager The banks are checking at par, and depositors are allowed 3¢ of. A Montreal paper says that the Commercial Bank has transferted the promissory notes and bills it had dis- counted to the Bank of Commerce, which bank will demand payment for them in current funds and de cline the bills of the suspended bank. There had already been considerable speculation in buying up Commercial Bank bills at s discount, for the purpose of paying notes maturing with them at that bank. The transfer stops that operation, and as there was the amount of $1,248,979 in circulation when the bank stopped, this step is one which will produce considera- ble effect im the country. The question is one which is open toa good deal of discussion. In ordinary insol- vency the statatory principle of set-off is founded in commoe sense and justice, but it is not so simple in the case of debt which is the form ef a circulating medium. The diflerence ja the settlement of the accounts of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company and the Philadeipbia and Erie Railroad Company, the former being the lessees of the latter, was brought to a conclusion on Tuesday last, The amount in dispute was origiaally fourteen hundred thousand dollars. Committees of the respective comna- nies bave been negotiating the matter for nine months, and thelr conclusion has at length been accepted as mu- tually gatisfactory. By the terms of settlement thi Penoaylvania Company becomes, next to the city, the largest stockholder in the Philadelphia and Erie, The undermentioned Tennessee railway companies are under mortgage to the State for principal and interest of the State bonds in the following amounts;— Roads, Bonde, Fast Tennosses and Virginia... $2,633,000 Memphis and Char'eston 1,644,000 Nashviile and Decatur.. 2,115,000 Nashville and Chattanooga ‘395,000 East Tennessee and Geor; 1,690,000 Cumberland Gap and Charles. 986,000 1,353'700 40 2,396,100 894600 1,634, 800 3,085,000 Mississippi aad Tennessed. 387,800 Eagefield and Kentucky. 1,070,000 Missiesipot Central 1,079,000 ‘Winchester and Ai: 1,098,250 Knoxvilio and Char 300 000 Rogersville and Jefferson 893,000 Memphis and Littie Rock. 105,000 Total Tennesse bonds to RR, $25, 126,000 The receipts for customs and the receipta, payments and balances at the Sub-Treasury in this city for the ex- pired portion of the week have been as follo Sethe ig aera Reevipte. — Receip's, Payments, Balances. Oct. 28..$245,588 $8,938 426 bein, $114,044 676 20.. 204.343 = 1,223 556 = 1,924. 715 - 113,983,517 os, 961 2,883,400 2,489,806 118,727,201 819000 5, 486,349 9,341,686 oot a1.. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANCE. Thursday, Oct. 31-10:15 A. M. +o 100! 500 en) 105% 4000 100 2000 wh =x be "00 ey & N us * e i 1.008 13000 we 8 o ‘35' Dd = HE Ee deggzea: Sauce ae | a «ana See 7 e epee cetet fy iJ rst ran pret. « went aa pret.» Ww COMMERCIAL REPORT. ‘Tuvaspay, Oct, NP. M, Corres. There prevailed @ fair demand for Rid and prices wore Mo. por Ib. higher, Beles were made of 4,600 bags. ox Maid, on private torms, In Baltimore, 4,900 bags, ex Agnes, wore sold to go Wess at 11%c., goid, in bond. Of St Domingo about $50 bags, im bond, tor export, changed hands on private terms. Corron.—Consequent upon the further unfavorable cable is) . Pane me inl ee i i i ATH i ESTEE? Step ded EBEeS, Eta 2 i fee H ai sini sesh, i iH i Ba LD ie EDp Et Goweres-—Were dull, and entirely nominal. [ay—Was in moderate’ nie at formerprices, —j for shipping and $1 a Bs forretalllotn Pen ee quiet and steady, with sales of 60 bales, Seo Tea qui ‘ pal A [RuP.—There was no.businens; Motassxs—The market was ‘moteraisly. activa; price though heavy, were not quolably lower, ‘The sales were a0 hda, Cienfuegos, at SOc. and 212 do, Barbados, on private i Navat Stoars.—The demand for spirits turpentine was extremely lent and prices wore heavy, though wor quctante lower; we quote merchantable and sh ipplas lots S, « 86>. ib sales of 60 bola. (ia bond) at. aise, Ronia--Common wus {a better demand, but lower, nt $3 97 however, steady at the latter figure; No. 1 was also more active: the sales weres 2047 bbls. common at $8 45.0 $3 60, 9 do. do. at $3 8744, 400 do. strained at $3 65.0 he Inside price for a small Tot 860 do, low No.1 at $4, $0 do. posing 14 200 do. No. 2 at $3 70. We note sales of so sain ington tar at $3 and 10) do, city pitch #. $3 78 ee aibest paced cri toy orushere’ ire gis 8 American a re a Other kinds were un: gr te a Provisions. —Recet pork, Dent. 696 do, and 5kegs lard. The market for pork continued and dep reseed ant Prices (Were again lower, meas ‘tone at hout $21. Th and posers “ray ‘were 6.000 bbis. at nales of 500 bbin. moss Be Bier nif of November at $3) 95 aelor's'ortion: Rest Femained, du < beet hams For tierce keer fasce wane, batusr demands the ales oocrpeitct ie Fe Soe peg 333. 130' do, India do. on private terms. Racon was in moderate request at about former prices, The aairs (part: lant evening) wore S00 boxee Cua. tat ie. for January and 500 do. do., from the Toth December to the Sth Jamiiary, at 1L\c., selice's option. Set ments remained quist: sales 4) tierces bellies at ib Iago, e lard market continued to rule ict, and prices favored the waren sales 700 bbis at Tc. a Butter and cheese were unaltered. janed port at itie, a 14)<o,. in aie Perroirom.—Orude enntit roe dh Seo sales of 1.000 bbis. at ble the necond delivera- (in pew Bonded ¢.. anda smal! lot on the spot at Sle, Naphtha fair demand. Sales 1.009 bbls. for Novernber and December, partat Zle. In the Philadelphia market there pape ses more activity, Prices were mueh lower at the opening, but rather higher at gre dpeme Bales 1,500 bbia, stondard white At 30%4C., 6,000 do, do, it S03K0 , BOW do, do. and reported, 5,000 do. do. on \ Aldea termes ‘also 6,500 de. do. for November at Sic. & Ricer.—Of Oarotina, soall tales were made within the range of 9360. n 100, Ruaar,—There was o ber demand for raw at former PFE hale to good refining Cubs was quoted 11K. a I%e. The sates were Tip hin, nt l1%o. a 12%. for ube. ani 12ie. for Parto, Rca: niso’) boxen, part at lige, fined wan in good demand at former: prices, viz. for hes. IBsée. a 15Wc, for soft white, and’ léc. s 143¢c. for outta, linaeed was dull and nominal. sre dt and unchanged. oe an pei Tis ‘a bettdr demand. Sales were re- al: fe kekier Cocmand at previous prices pt se 178,000 Iba. wt me tise, a ize, Wiisxey.—Receipte, 676 bhla, The market was dull, bas prices were ‘anchanged: 100 100 bbls. soid at 330. a S6c. for Bi ‘and Western ia bou: Foraxrrms rm Boxron.—The Boaton Journal states that ‘a. case involving some nice points regarding the resronsi- bilty of banks and individuals has recently come to Nght on the street. It appears that a young man in the employ of a large mercantile house forged the name of the firm to several checks to the amount of $10,000, which he used in purchasing gold, passing tne forged checks, which were drawn on one bank for different amounts, to specie brokers on the street. The checks ‘were deposited and parsed through the Clearing House, and were paid, the deception farting to attract the atten- tion of the bank. as the ehecks used were those of th: firm. The banks through which the checks passed have been notified by the bank which paid them of tne for. gerics: but the parties who deposited tnom having received their face hold that the question of forgery does not affect them. The person supposed to have drawn: the checks is under arrest, Re. ‘Tom Gnawan Pacsencers at New Orueans.—Before dark Friday ovenin? the Hamburg steamor Bavaria had landed at Bull's Head about one hundred families, who were immediately taken charge of by their delighted friends, About ity-five families are bound for St. Lonia and the West, and leave to-day, while another party is still on board waitiug transportation to Texas.— New Republican, Oct, 27. ITUATIONS WANTED—fEMALES. _ Cooks, &e. 3 UNION COURT. ©) cook im a private \N EXPERIENCED WOMAN AS oat Fora hly understands her has the best references. 17 ENGLISH PROTESTANT WOMAN aagood cook; undarsiands her business thoroughly ; enuntry Preferred. Call for two days, in the store, 19 CARROLL st. SOUTH BROOKLYN.—A YOUNG +) widow woman, with one child: is a good cook, washer and (roner and willing to make herself useful; a home more an ohjeot than wages, 0) WEST, 8D STA FAMILY DECLINING HOUSE. LU keeping have an excellent cook, with the Destrocom- inendatiors. wishing a good situation.” Apply aa above. be- fore 11 o'oloek thin day. 37, QQ WEST 18TH st, REAR STH AV.—A GOOD COOK, OO willl anaint "in tho would go ashort Gietance in the country; has the beat ily reforenee. Cam be seen for two days, CATHARINE ST. IN THR CIGAR STORE. meat of oyster cook; haa lived in Feapeotable situa. Call on addiess for three days, a WEST ISTH 8T.—A COMPETENT WOMAN AS a thoroughly understands her business; best city __STTUATIONS wa NTED—FEMALES, re eateae, ke. 59 AS PLAIN . ould do geoeral boasework {or susall wende sally eal for two days NOVEMBER 1, 1867.—TRIPLE SHEST. _STPUATIONS WANTED-PEMALE Cha &e. , 498 3D AV., CORNER ‘6TH ST.—A” BESPECTA- ble young girl to. work and assist in washlag and troaing; three years reiereace from her last WFST ISTH ST. (OLD NO. tah TOP FLOOR, back as first class room.—A res] beat city reverence piace, 2 WEST STH 8T.—A SMART, TIDY GIRL AS 526 chombermaid and toussist In ay other work; good recommendation, 201 CHRYSTIE ST. ROOM NO, 5—A COMPETENT woman as first cliss cook; understands her business thoroughly ; has ; has good city refereves. +] 20 WRAT 23TH ST.-a COMPETENT YOUNG WO- man a4 cook; uuders\snds her business; six years’ city refereace. = | 212 EAST 197A 8T., BETWEEN 2D AND 8D AVS.— ire 9 Young girls; ‘one as good cook, washer and city reference; the other as chambermaid onde ; yy from her last place. e | 21 WEST 27TH ST.-A COMPETENT WOMAN AS oD cook: understands her business thoroughly: bas Tefereace; no objection to « first class boardiag house, a OTH AV.. NEAR 14TH ST.—A& COMPETENT AND experienced woman as first class cook; best of city Teference from her last place. 222 WEST 19TH 5ST. BETWEEN 17S AMD ore fava., third floor.—A Protestant young woman as ‘cook and to assist with the washing, "Olly reference. 23 WEST 16TH ST, BETWEEN 7TH AND 8TH Avs,, first floor over the store.—A very competent perena ae first rate cook, washer and troner. Pete family: tt bread and blacult baker; city Tefetence. Call tor two days, WEST 16TH ST—A, FIRST CLASS MEAT AND 254 pastrz.cook in a hotep or boarding house; elty or qountry: best city references, 26: WEST 2D ST., NEAR STH AV.—A FIRST CLASS bh NS ET 8 pastry, sou) jellies; ie Sad den 203 Bast ere st. COTTAGE.—A ee reference, With excolient city in a private po teal Poaene house; understands pastry. soups and jellies, ‘would do averse washing. & BAST uri ST.—4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL B13 Bd coring and assiat in the washing and ironing; Dest city reference cau be given. QQ] BAST MtH St. BETWREN 187, AND 2D AVS.— ‘An experienced woman as Gerd conk In asprivate family; has good city reference. Can for two days, 336 EAST 12TH ST., BETWEEN 18T AND 2D AVS. — A reapeciatle young woman as good plain cook an frst rate washer and troner or to do general housewor! amall private family ; beat city reference, WEST %TH ST., BETWEEN 8fH AND | ava.—A respectable girl as good cook, washer and ironer; good city reference. LEXINGTON AV.—& GERMAN COOK, IN AN American family. 354. 1st AV, NEAR st sta RESPECTABLE BOA Giri te took, washer and Jrouer. Ine private family; good city reference. Can be seen for three days. 399 vm Ay. BETWEEN STH AND 96FH ST8.— table Protestant woe ‘as cook: is a good Saundrees: coderstands butier aking; bas no objection to g0 a short distance in the country; reference from her last place. Can be seen for two da; 12 18T AV., IN THE FANCY STORE.—A MIDDLE ‘aged English woman as class cook; under stands her business thoroughly and has the best city refer- ence, 41 WEST 83D 8T..TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG girls; one as cook, ‘and ironer, and the other as chamnbermaid and wartre: ‘objection to the eountry. Both have good city reference. 4 EAST MTH ST., ROOM NO. L—A RESPECTA- re. Die woman as ‘frst class cock; understands oe Dusiness perfectly; is also a competent hand at baking all sorta of bread, pies, biscuit and desserts, Beat cil rence Siven. ity refe. 8TH AV., REAR. 0, COMPETENT GrRLs; one an cook and to gesitt in tne washing aod f ironing, or to ose, wast and iron a's small private tamu har got seven yeurs’ references; the other as * chambermald and plain seamstress or to assist in care of ch! is good in both capacities; has good city references. Call fortwo 44 Babe SD St.. BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH respectable Rogtinn @irl_as cook or to do eral housework ins private fain Call on or address |. H. for two days. 475 Chasis FIRST OLAS8 COOK; THOR. ence. oughly understands her business; best city refer. TH AY.—TWwo RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRLS, ‘one as cook and to hb the washing and iron: the other as ambornadn, me ‘essist with the washing; both have good clty reference, 49 6TH AV., BEIWEEN wit § AND SOTH 8T3.—A Tenne women, 08 good cook; will asrist in plain washing: best clty reference given, 862 BROADWAY.—A FEMALE FNC™S@ COOK, who knows her business very n°". together with Weber. § young man from Paris. the latter at rench, German and a little English, Call ut Wel Chambermatds, &e. 13 & «STH ST.—A YOUNG GIRL LATELY Maced from Liverpool, as chambermaid and waitress, or to do light housework for small family, WEST 10TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS chambermaid aud waitress or as chambermald and to do plain sewing. Apply at her present employer's. EAST B0T! ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Wo. man todo chamberwork and fine sewing iu a family, or chataborwork and waiting. Call for two days at her prosent employer's. D4, WEST ure Bra RESPECTABLE WOMAN, WHO ean bring good recommendations, as sand Iauudross, or to do the general peusowore ti in ry vid family. Can seen for three days. 30 GREENWICH AVEN pectable young girl as ol chamber Wilson’ . ald and ewing machine, Best city rererence Q9 West sri st. TWO YOUNG WOMEN OF BX. 4 cellent charseter desire situations mabe m or dning room gris; best reference given. Call for two days. WEST 13TT 8" 46% A. RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL a waltceas, oF would do Gne wash- han the best city reference. an chambermaid d ebsnberwork ; EAST 82D 8T,—A YOUNG GIRL TO DO CHAMBER- work aud waiting. 'T WASHINGTON PLAC! back room.—A respectable girl OND FLOOR, do chamberwori waiting, and to aswiat with the washing and ironing or gener- K; good city reference, al housewor! 92 WES? 19TH ST.—A YO WOMAN AS FIRST class chambermaid and wallrone 4a & small private family. Beat city reierence, 1.266 3, ay, chambermatd: willing te 1.266 fa ing. _Has the dest ef 1.416 7 Be BROADWAY, BETWEEN SOTH AND TH Seamstress: no objection to take #ts.—An Amérioan Paty chambermaid and A‘ aITUATION AS CHAMBERMAID WANTED—BY A mel, Call NEAR STH FT.—A RESPECTABLE assist with (be of children, with good clty reference. on oF second floor, A “4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUA- ja Ping | to, take care of children: lee good 7 city refers a Bortbeast corner of Mth al andid'er.,room kos) Nurses, &e. RUTHERFORD PLAC#.—A FRENCH PRO’ © woman to take care of children und co dn some socing, Gam be seen for two days at her last employer'e. _ TTUATIONS WANTRD-FEMALES. _ Dressmakers and Seamatresses. W AV.—& GOOD DRESSMAKER IN A FIRST 414.3 "a a, family; cam out and make all sorte of enile dren’ Saale, = secieeeerermmereensed ~ SIN A PRIVATE FAMILY, 18 & A Pa pata aod ean doall Kinda of fanaily sewing. Address Seacasivess. : ‘a P Post m dee. Laundn. ot Av. ck Comes. vat WOMAN AS LAaUN- _dveus, “Best city referon oN i 5 AND STH ) West Wwru st, nerwr. Na, AND, STH 142 ark raapectabla woman ash.’ Mpa ahundt olty al kinds of French fluting, pelerence. 8 LAUN. WEST 19TH ST.—A COMPETENT GIRL a. et ng; ergy rosy and five wash. thoroughly, un understands her business; has . eity 1TH AV.—AN BXPREEKCED LAUNDRES® wishes to @ 4 xe hing of « few families; the clothes will be Deatest manner; aled French futing feud lacea': best seinem shown, Addrens, 208 Sartarg oy; Smee SE reas es 166 French rengh Outing. AMITY 8T. (IN THB RIAR).—A> RP: St. BETWEEN 7TH AND 8TH Woman as uuree: lindersinnds the care 213 13 RET MES, He it laundress; under: fant, fant; le.0 good sewer: can give good city re: futing; beat Pag Ro ‘ail for two Ih 7] SUFFOLK 8. SECOND FLOOR—a NonTa German girl as nurse or cham id. or to wait on 215 Bast, BD Bp ot. peas 90 Avi ve hrm and German Soeeen who can n speak iy Dest reteronoas WEST 19TH ST.—A YOUNG P PROTESTANT WOMAN 6 bs nurse; ie scustomed to thecare of « baby; can do | QQ7 WEST ITH BT. onrwnen 7TH AND Plain sewing; city reference. aya, WEST STH ST.—A YOUNG GIRL AS CHIL. oe ad, nurse and seamstress or to sew and do light 37, 40 37 ISTH ST., BETWEEN STH AND 6TH AVS.— an En private lish Protestant woman as nurse ina family; has ti bent city. reference. GREENWICH 8T., FANCY STORE.—A RESPECT. ‘able woman to atiend on children er ousekeeper. or as attendant to an in lady; 0 objection to travel oF to the country. 49 EAST SIST ST., IN THE BASEMENT.—A RE- srectable young fis as nurse and to do plain sewing or chamberwork oF waiting; good eity reference, 53°,8% 8T., NEAR 1st ice, vine? FLOOR, FRONT city reference, A respectable as wet nurse; for two oye ean WEST WASHINGTON PLACE. —. Party young woman as nurse and seamsti rate on Grover & Baker's sewing machine; the highest city ref- erence given. YANDAM 8T., IN THE REAR. —A YOUNG RE. spectable married woman es wet nurse; has a baby four « weeks old, 90 VARICK ST.—-A COMPETENT YOUNG GIRL TO aitend un infant and assist with the housework; city reference. ie WEST 4 TH 8T.—A RESPEOTABLE YOUNG WO- strana or to are as nurse and seam: assiat with cham- ‘and, sowing; ia kind and obliging to” children: Gan doa Lids of exsbrolderys bem ely Teference. inquire for two daya. 12 WEST 41ST 8T.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS fe 9 nurse; ia fully competent to take charge of an in- an five the bent elty references, Can be seen from M. to5 P.M. Call for two days. 129 WEST ST ST, NEAR OTH AV. REAR—A competent nurse: ‘can bring a baby up by hand; can sew; fs kind to children; the very best reference. to wait on groy herself useful 153% 156 EX 2D ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS OD chambermatd and waitress. Can beeen at her pres- ent employer's betveen 10 and 1 oc! 1 §TH AY., NEAR let ST.—A SCOTOT WOMAN an nurse io an invalld or an infant from ite birth, or do housework for two, excepting washing; city reference. 184. WEST OTH st. CORNER srt AVA YOUNG woman as nurse and seamstrens; has the best clty reference. Can be.seen two days, 20 WEST 8TH ST.—A YOUNG GIRL AS NURSE and plain sewer, ofa chambermaii and plain sewer; eood city reference. Can ba seen at her present employer" O11 & “West QT 8, BRTWREN CTH AND sTH A rosnectahlé young girl (Protestant) to take care of ac pchiid an ‘and do plain sewing: good reference. WN: 77h AY “81 WEST XTI va children Lady abt ed PERSON bil | BETWREN 24TH AND 26TH ATS., IN the grocery store,—A competent woman as nurse; incapable of taking egtira charge nf a baby from ite birth Orembuld take care oftrrowing children: har lived. aa, nursa 4h good families Vbe last clght years: beat elty reference, 213 “WEST STI ST—A RESPECTABLE LoUNG woman as wet nurse in an American family; milk. Sire months old; city reference from her laet place. 999 WT ST, BETWEEN 1TH AND STH ID Verh conte Gh penton as coven na poate sires: can take tho entire charwe of a baby; or as chymber- mald snd to tend growing children; five years! elty refor- ence fram her last place, Can be seen rs, 939 WEST 17TH sr. IN THE REAR.—A YOUNG x woman to take care of children. WHST 33D —A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS 25: nnra¢ and seamstress or chambermald and wait- Teas, either in the city or country. Has the best reference. 287 10TH AV.—A ee oe naga wo. Z maa, who lost her baby, as Call for wo days. LADY WISHES TO TAKE wn house, where it will have OTH ST.—A he 310 WREST 21ST ST.-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG « worn ai nuree ond chamnbermaid or nurse and seamstrens, Boat city reference, Q6)+) WRST 257TH ST. SEAR STH AV.—A RESPROT- S23 ieee American girl to take care of a child, or do plain sewing, ome hight work, waiting. QA) MADISON St THIRD FLOOR, ROOM NO. 10.— Teapectsble ‘marie! woman as wet nurse who has lost Red amy own baby, a week old, and has a large few of milk. Apply for three days, respectad! jould cook, hand iron ft 2 rexpectable fa ites ialee ee i repeal ea WEST 85TH 8T.. TWEEN 7TH Aup [ND ome 24 era third anor. be bake foom, ler cn ind jn in will take faraily mercineby the mouth; French ‘tating dond to perfection; good refere: 275 wer 1TH er. inte ag ad Leng woman to ne ania Would go out by the day. Can tive neta WEST 13TH ST.—AN EXPERIENCED SCOTOR 276 Yormen todo indies aud gentlemen's ine washing at ome, “Understands fiuting. 303 East og BT. (COTTAGE).—A FIRST lauoai xeelient city referer city or a ele the country; can do up I style, futing and shit ironing. 313 4 RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES to ‘axe’ ta bingy deh irouing at her own heme oF to go out to day work. Best elty reference. 318 *4 “gil TH ST., BETWEEN 1ST AND 3D AVS,—~ pectable young woman & frst on laaa- dress ina p Bae ee taally or would go a first ho {a'do xeneral houeswork ut aemally Tahalig. heat chy reference, Call for two days TO Pepa MTH ST.. TOP FLOOR, BAOK ROOM.— woman wishes « fow gentlemen's ee Shing: the! best city reference given. EAST MTH ST. BETWEEN 1ST AY. AND AY, 419 F A.—A respectable woman wishes to take families washing ai her own house, 490 THAY,, FIRST FLOOR, ROOM NO. & FRONT Wash! ironing and fluting done by a young woman with good city reference, Call for two days. Genernl Housewerk, &c. age PLAOR, ahetitudhonrd AMITY ind rtp ae (present em; ra)-—A respectable gene fal housowork Ina Weieh weivale fatnily ; good city refer ence. Can be seen for two days. 2. WEST I6TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN TO do general housework in a small private famity; haw the best city reference. MARION &T., FIRST FLOOR, BACK ROOM. 25 A German girl in an American family; understands all Kinds of housework. 3 2D AV., BETWEEN 1ST AND 2D ST8.. REAR 26 jeuan, thied foor-—A respectable young workan to ¢e general housework in a amall private family ; f pot ae plaim 70k, excellent washer and troner; has 14 years’ Can be seen for two da: & WEST 20TH ST.—A GIRL, LATELY LANDED, £0 da housework, ‘Call for two days. 125 family; wing to make h city reference, Call for three PERRY ST. FRONT BASEMENT.—A YOUN@ AST Zara" ak ccmerst eeuieremkt ea noid plain cools and Hy ore and ironer, Beat elty reference 1 4 Wr AY.. BETWEEN 21ST AND 220 Ss 7 first floor, front room.—A competent woman to general houseworkin a small private family: etty reference, 212 PEARL 6T.—A GIRL LATELY LANDED TO DO housework in a private family; ts willing ‘ae are piel are Sanne ne oad he N this day from 10 until § 246 WEST SINT ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL IN & berwork. small private femily to do general housework of 26 fan ity. 35 WEST SIST _ST.—A COMPETENT YOUNG Gin 3D to do general housework ins Drivale ne fealty "good washer and ironer and cook; ‘ean be sven co ployer’ rccommmaended. *Oall tor two daysr > BOWERY jy BASEMENT. —AN , BNOLIBT wo. housework Sachevend Somer yy good plain rite ew willing obliging. “ap AV. TH St, TWO PLIONTS oF A431 Bhim aver tne taney nore: atore.—A respectable girl te do gencral hougework. ap A TOP BRIWEEN WTU AND 38TH STS) TOR for.two days, aTH AV, IN THR DRY GOODS STORE.—& young i'l to do general housework; good ety ern Ayo BETWEEN 16TH AND 17TH STS.—A enmpetent woman fo ao rae! neral housework ine gouerally usoful; beat WILLIAM ST., FIRST FLOOR,—A RESPECTAs ble German girl to do general housework in a 743 8 reference, Can be seen for two days, trenses, &e. wi QQ FAST sat, STA FIRST CLASS WAITRESS. quire resent employe,r with whom lived two sears. 450% ENT, BACK ROOV.—A YOUNG 3) marcel ny wishes to go ina respectable tamily as wet nurse, Call for three 4: days, 459 @TH ST, BETWEEN OTH AND tori AVS. Sst Boor: front reom<—A reapretable young lately landed, aamirse and venmsttess in a private tanully is willing and obliging. AO Si, AsV, BETWRRN sore ann Born sre, room No. 6.—A respectable Sevteh woman as nu tran old lady or gentleman; no objection to do laun work in a first class family. 4.90 St, me NEAR 2TH ST., ROOM NO, 9.— td ne nurve ‘and ‘seasibtroes,, cae operate on Whatton & 4 machine; best city refereace. QQ FAST OTH St —A RESPECTABLE Yous art 4 aschambermaid and 1s good city refer. be Soon at her inet suaplovee's, enon. 100 WEST, 80 st.—A YOUNG WOMAN AS CHAM. bermaid ond waitress; will assist im the washing and Ironing; best city reference given. 136 2% MEW NO.) East lati ST.—4 REAPEOTABLE e 8 chambermaid or nurse or to do plain sewing 154. $3, $7, Eat, gr AY.—A YOUNG GIRL, 4 from 14 "to Wb yeara of age, willing to do light Ghamiberwore. oF 0 (abe core of aobabyy Weald prefer e home to high wages. Apply for two days. 15 WEST SIST ST.—A RESPECTABLE ‘CHAMBER: maid and scamstress; the best city reference. Can be seen fortwo days. 17% for two days. —& YOUNG Wouay AS cuaM. do general bouse: WEST 19TH! ST bermaid or be seen f a HH ST.—A_RESPEOTARI 2 At it wet nurse at her own house; x week: WOMAN A bas lost her AA Ded waitress; no Has threw years’ econ for ‘two dla 351 Bast 13TH ST.) IN THE STORE.—AS PIRST ) itrees or chambermald; no objection te @ private hoarding house, Best city reference, 3D AV.-A YOUNG WOMAN AS FIRST OLARS cajemven #6 bel to help | with the chamber work, jor last place. Can be clas: Miaceliancons. BAST 6TH BT.—A COMPETENT bye poy ‘Bod 2) attend on the ‘door, run errauds or rel 294 TAN PORPROT HAIR DRESSER, Intely from Paria, desires to be employed by sor erat ladies as private | Talrdressar. Address Mile, Thibaut ee A LADY OF Re WEMENT, A Fost: ‘an accomptiahed Aion 9 companion to an, invalid: reader apd has some know! ‘Address Com. rald oMice. ion, Het ANTED—A SITUATION AS WET NURS, BY A oung woman whoee child ix three months old. Ap- ply at Beans Garden (up stairs) for days, Psa hag &e. aaetabis teemiig, yap ta ander tard nye catty f work and fx obliging: te ‘a cood present em seamatres: Sent roterence from her prese KING ST.—AN AMERIOAN LADY AS HOUSE. ST Keover ina private tamit m to childrens goo references; city preverred. Adtcoes of coll for one FLOOR, FRONT SECOND married wet Ko wr Port St. F P CM LADY, SPEAKING 58! a little English, as housekeeper. Address Madame Alixe, WEST BD ST.—A Phair an mere WOMAN 4 chambermaid and or chamberwork and 2( assiot in the care of children, est ely reference. ST 21ST 8T —A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WO. ——) 10 do chamberwork and waiting in a private 223 family. WEST 38TH 8T.—A Busragratee YOUNG German girl as cham to assist in wash. ing and troving in « good family, Call ti 4 four days. sp AV., FIRST FLOOR.—A RESPEOTABLE 68 Foung woman aselonn cook, washer and ironer. required can be recommended from her last place. (OLD NO.) ATLANTIO AY., OPPOSTTR OXFORD BT fei Brooxiyn— respectable German woman aa first Ginga conk or housekeeper where sire can bave her little boy, Sig yours, beside her: Wi ST 2 ‘yortt ST., NEAR 7TH AV.—a YOUNG 242 mt ‘end waiting or chamber: girl to do chamberwork work and washing; is willing aud obliging; a best refer. ence from her ias! placa, 250 HUDSON st.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIL. 269 Birewesn: ly an chatnber mai (maid id and waite ity Fe references. 92 ATLANTIC 8T., bay ie aye FLOOR, fren room, over the ten s one ma Sata Tea waitress: yey their n cook, Waaber nnd ironer: the other as as chanivere Have good city reference, all for two days. Th MOTT & ax COMPRTENT WOMAN AS COOK; 100 12 iat" = BO objection to the country, Can. be seen for WEST 2TH Ld —* RESPECTABL R ye id sats soos oa rat class es good reference. Call for two ‘oye 109 Of meat and IN THE ee ~ a1 \° ll wRst 1st 8T., IN ie at tone ROTA ung wornan a “f 9 jeetions to ity or countey, The very ry bent Teference can be ae inenementnoinnaite bey OF 7TH AV. 12 bad Ets, Cree Ica oe deena eon give 3 foresee ‘trou hor last place. at, THIRD FLOOR,—, WES? 19TH D FLOOR —AS PIRST $i cellent bread and bia: ai aentat wl wiih washing if required ; best aiey voters | and cuit; wonld ence, Can lays. BETWREN 9TH AND Sit aachambermald and to assist with g freune; ing aud ironing oF (o take cure of an IBfant or, eew poy their busineas thoroughly. ‘city reference. Poe at be given * wi EST RST 19TH § i 31 Saree — hr ear wore 6, BRTWRRN $0 AND 4TH AVA.—A RE. npeotable piel 1 cook; has uo o 199 ea bedi city reference, ‘be seen for <<. enue big ede Ne var cata A, BPRPROT. From ler aah pi ban ve give Teas; no objection to mt sr, i NEAR 4D AY.A_RESPECTABLE 304 * inbermald aod waitress: is a good was BY, 320 willing to do fins ference. 8TH AY. BATWEEN STH AND om (ome respects | =? ast as chambermaid altress: ving or plain sewing. ‘the b ‘beat olty re 331 Eras al washing and ironia Paty oy Teferenom= 337 © Peso; willing to asset Wh erty Faference. ST 2T 4 st, FIRST ¥LOOR, 8, CK ROOM, 340 Dg Batt gp yousg ig airt as chambermaid aod en take care of @ growa child; best city ref. “18TH ST FIRST FLOOR, FRON’ a47 Me room—A reapectabie, Yapng | * , kt is willing wud Sai iaundrestisgy rererence. ‘Call for three days. NEAR MTA ry NEAT PROTES. ambertn weltreas, or as nurse present on av. mal youxa PROTEST, ~4 WOMAN to 2 chamberwork and fue Ring he pment bell. st \—AS CHAMBERMAID AND 18 Wet. Mertecty underaiands her business, beet be seen Fort wo a af 4st sta ~ RESPROTARL? Fgore chambormard, searnstress or to take charge A private (amily, city referenge, 408 ity reference, Can 452 a EAST wort ST... RETWE? N LEXINGTON AND 265 bal = eae Dees ee private for ily. A kind party will meet with a desinable yst reference given and required. for one ‘week. y we. LADY ov fensny'Es Roarksapor:, weld family Ree Say a cheeal, had WrouEsT RESPROTABILITY vette ke an engagement w x AMERICAS LADY, Wito 18, 18 FOLLY a to take charge of & ronan, woul tay diinton'se housekeeper. “Address J.M. SU Herald oMee, OUSEKERPRR'S SITUATION spre Ba AN ‘woman, 0 an beat of referange od wo oveumitance. -bddrene’ ca. Astly, Spring Mal, Me Pa. Wage is ATION Rest city reference given, Address 7., box wa: Dresamakers and Scamntrensen. 55 ORCHARD ST. Reost 18, A RESPECTABLE PRO- t woman as plain sewer oF child's nurse; te of goo! afepoetuGnykind Yo dare ‘and willing to make herself satu m1 OG BA ener hgin ST. SBap.—s Toone es PROTRSTANT or can by roy: a ine privaee | family. Aap. we to Mra, MeDounell. lags ‘wadbor and tree roner: thes 0 objevtion to the eins conary. Mo fork ahed le inane Jaan rae COMPBTENT KURGAN.” sera ge ane a see'al and ehildren's EAST M0 ST., NEAR 20 AV., TOP Ld avenged seamstress tn peieate, tan!) i ee of a Touunal wth etiocth Vik araeeionat anes R jain og familion oe Sowwlos ow won! rork in ber own genre wile PAY, A a 359 Senta bat is ROA 8 AY, AY. Strenay ri “AN Ryo! STs, 3) _ bepond. r the day, fully competent and cl ; oil tha mo not thyme se nll kinds of family sewing by machine, Call 36 WEST UTI ST.—A WELL EDUCATED GGRMAN D lady, peaking French and Fi fevoreli tnt ng chien, tothe ont far 4 address A. K., ae above, between 10 A. M. nos 19TH 8T.—A YOUNG a4 as —— 115% B ne scametresa aod understands Gre ver Hakoc' e's mach 204 KAST 6TH ST., MRS, ate ane able tile air! of twelve yours ia a quiet famity, where she could make herself oe —__—— 253 EAST SST Ly By LADY OF RESPECTABILITY ‘as companion to . in eke, eovecees es a your iy | ancl Children; 1s an exce Sort ae cbject ‘than remanerauon: singzonphronable oy references, Call on or ‘Mra, Hamilton for two days, between 12 and 4 o'clock. 32 WEST TA AT.—A COMPETENT YOUNG WO- man as lady's maid ao MALTORS: one who cm. gut and Gt and dress ladies’ best city reference. ‘two days. 398 121M ST.. BETWEEN 18T AND QD Av., Pt Sor. Trout ryem-—A reapeciabie you lana ladies! maid Sepa Sf "Saitdrensings haa the bert ot tolty ret i raterence. 00M NO, 4 4x | Welt, gow nae | 337 ar ntoe ra Gross bale pall es ‘rell's take ofa one ge of children ane and: hem wenn Caroline Newuehe i YOUNG WIDOW As te gnist ty plain vowing in a family w & Bome and bt considered a twetnbor Fe, atatlon 6 ASS INTELLIGENT younG LADY we RITES Sed id and aia hong Aavives, ov ing rede ' ra ed. reas B. © thd could have faanily; waged JA_do at her residence. A Ad idreas D, Mldrea’n cloth in toat bility ‘and Integrity. ‘OUNG WIDOW (BN "ANTED—BY A past whaseuntae it "ae » Uber Warren ‘SITUATION 4, pogesee aN A 74 8 bo gad wi ral anges roquek, vy em YyANTED—AY OUNG AMERICAN LADY, & tady's companion, r Wi Sitation na Fe mmanion.privaie ne j "dala LADY OF G00D rey ‘or cashier in - vox rd. @. Davie, seat Address AiStroe county, N. ¥. For Help Wanted, Females, &c., Eleventh Reo “AT im 81 7 2 TWRNTY.THIRD T i SRVENTA ra vanes, 78 MBAR TWENTY Ti ante mand Furnure. Fines eall on or Fr. i Beventh avenue, badew by ats ire, Maris, anrte CAN GKT THR te AN aa of Olothing Carp &e., te as Seve’ avea ing om or addressing i oe Mra,