The New York Herald Newspaper, February 3, 1868, Page 7

, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Sumpay, Fob, 2, 1868, ‘The gold market wns steady and quiet during the past woot, the fluctuations having been limited to LK per cont—namely, trom 141% to 140%, with the closing transactions at 140% a 140%. Coin Was in superabund- ant supply, owing to the light “short” interest outetand- ‘ng, and loaps were made at rates varying from throe to seven per cent for carrying, ‘The demand for customs duties was a little iarger than usual of late, the receipts at the port fur the week having been $2,078,486; but the ‘*xport of specie and ballion was remarkably small— aamely, $169,100. Ihe advance in the rates of foreign exchange, bowever, is likely to lead to renewed sbip- ments, One of the principal causes of the great Orm- ness of the market is the iarge falling off in the internal ‘Fevenue receipts, and owing to the depressed condition of trade last yoar this decline is likely to become still more marked. The income tax receiptsin particular will show a heavy decrease, and it ‘ig not {mprobable that the expeaditures of the govern- ‘ment will exceed its ncome uniess the internal taxes are more efficivatly coilec'ed and a stop is put to whiskey ad other fraudy. {ue contingencies growing out of the recoastruction policy of Congress are being guarded against by the foreign bankers, who are the iargest hold- era of gold, and an im»pression very gonorally prevails ‘that the tendency of tne premium 1s upward under the -@xisting and prospective condition of Mnancial, commer. ‘cial and political a‘laira Government securities, after advancing sharply at the Deginning of the week, reacted, under sales of specula- “tive lots to realize profits, about 3 a 5% percent, The market remained unsetiled for two or three days, but on Friday and Saturday the speculative and investment demand quickened; and as the amount offering was very limited prices recovered nearly the whole of tho decline, and at the civse on Saturday their tendency was strongly upward. ‘ibe fact that money can be borrowed to any extent on these securities at four per cent, while five-twenties yield six per cont in gold, is stimulating the speculative demand for them, and at the same time the banks and other corporations are buyers for the sake ef findiag employment for their surplus funds, Although, therefore, quotations have advanced consider- ably during the past month, all the indications are ia favor of further material improvement. The ‘firmness of the gold premium and of the market for Ave-twenttes abroad is creating a demand for the bonds of 1862 and the old issue of 1865 for shipment, There has been of late more speculative apimation on the Jendon Stock Exchange than for many months past, and in view of this and the fact that money is a drag in Lombard street at 4 a1 per cent per annum ft would mot be surprising f a decided advance took place in ‘our @ecurities held abroad. There is @ difference of about one and a half per cent in price between the bonds of 1863 and 1865, but there is no good reason for this, aad before long the two will doubtless be equalized, ‘The week opened on a very active and buoyant stock market, with Erie leading the upward movement, sales having been made as hgh as 78%; but a reaction fol- towed, and special efforts were directed to the depres- mon of Erle, which declined at one time to 73 a 735%. False rumors of an issue of new stock were invented and circulated by the leaatng bears in the stock for the purpose of frightening timid holders tnto selling and getting the street to sell it “short,” with a view to buy- img back the stock they had sold at a profitand then ‘twisting the “‘shoria” and running the price up again, This is their deliberate design, and it is technically calied ‘‘milicing the streot;” but swindling the street would be a more fitting term to describe the operation by. The head and front of this movement was ‘she speculative director of the company whose efforts depreciate the vaiue of its stock furnish a commen- tary on railway mavagement which may be studied by ‘stockholders with profit, But for the waste and corrup- tion—the “‘stealings,” in fact—of the Erie management, ite stook would be worth par asa dividend paying in- ‘veatment, but it has tor its guiding light aman who makes it, a3 far as in bis powor lies, the football of Wall -wtreet, Look at the difference between Erie at 7434 and Now York Centrai at 130, and contrast the manage- meat of the one company with the other, The latter is run for the benefit of the public and the stockholders, .and the former for the denefit of the epeoulative directors in Wall weet. Monopolist tuough he may be, if Mr. Vanderbilt took hold of Erie iv would be a public service, and the benefit conferred upon the company would be reflected im a rapid and permanent advance in the price of the ‘tock, and the time wili soon come when the control of this grogt property will be wrested from the hands of its present managors, The transactions in Erie were very hoavy and the speculative director 1s undersiood to have bought largely, under cover of bis hammering opera- tons, The probability is tbat the stock will now oboy the natural tendency of the market, as it is evident that and the Dears in it goneraily have done ail that it is possttte for them to do in order to accomplish their ob- jects, Next in point of speculative interest was Rock Island, which advanced on Saturday under an active demand to 10248 102%. The manner in which this stock is Reld and the expected result of the litigation now progressing im relation to the $4,900,000 of new stook give it very strong undertone, The speculative fooling improved yesterday afternoon, and the narket closed strong a& the following quotations:—New York Central, 12844 a 12845; Erie, 74% a 7435; Reading, 95% 295%; Michigan Southern, 88% 2 89; Cleveland ana Pittabarg, 973¢ a 9754 ; Rock Island, 1073¢ a 107%; Fort ‘Wayne, 1023, @ 102%; Northwestern, 60 a 60; do. preferred, 735% a 73%; Pacific Mail, 11314 a 113); Uhio and Missismppi certificates, 327; a 33; Western Union Telegraph, 8674 #37 ; Cumberland Coal, 88 a 38 ; Quick- miver, 24.0 244. ‘The money warket was extremely easy and loans to ‘ttock bouses were made at 4 a 6 per cent, with the great thajerity of transactions m miscellaneous collaterals at five per cont, while the rate on governments was almost exclusively four, The supply of first class commercial paper was light, and it found buyers at 53¢ 96% per }ceat, The Sub-Treasury nominally increased its valance ‘to the amount of more than seventeen millions during the jast three weeks m January, but at the end of the month the balance sudaenly fell from more than » hun- dred and eleven millions to ninety-seven millions and a half, partly owing to ‘‘marking off” in the accounts and partly, it is supposed, to purchases of seven-thirty motes, The foregm exchange market was firm and rates ad- vanced *; a 3 percent for sterling, under a acarcity of cotton and general produee billig. On Friday the leading drawers asked 110 for sixty days bills on London, and as ‘this rate permits of the export of specie the advance is not without material imfaenee in strengthening the old premium; bat at present; the demand from importers for remittance te light, Bankers’ bille on England at sixty days were quoted at the close at 100% 110; at three days, 110 a 110%; commercial bills, 100 100%. Bills om Pare at sixty days, 6.16 0 5.13%; at ree days, 5.12i¢a5.11%. On Berlio—Bankers’, 720 2%; berets 1. 1% a 71%. On Bremen—Bankers’ ’, 41 0 411{; commercial, 405; 40%. On Amster- am—Bankers’, 41 @ 41%; commercial, 40% a 40%. in Hamburg—Bankers’, 3634 a 8644; commercial, 355¢ 36. On Antwerp—Bankers’, 4g w 5.14%; com- ercial, 5.200 6.1736. : The subjoined statement shows the highest eash prices jained for the leading stocks sold at the first regular cash of the battens Saturdays: mee 1 Jan Jen a6 Pry say be: Ht Me i 8 61", n Co ah aN “ iol _ 108 Mo % wt 136% 8 138% 100) ae 12 Mg 0855 49%, 5 rd On bad 66% -_ 13% uy 123% = 182 b, ca TM BB 108% lis 6 100% = 104108 26 59 26 )y 3 9 ON 6 ‘abash.. 46! _ 46% a Un. Tetegraph 97) ae ww Pil Government securities (coupons) were quoted at the of business on each Saturday of the last three 5 Batis jor a 107% JAnnexed is a comparative statement showing the Joi a 10F a ion n0"s, July. 103 a ios NEW ‘YORK’ HERALD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1853. shipments of apecie from tts port test week and dering the year to date, together with those for the correspond. e203 ta 5008 $100,100 Siss28 « Etonat — dosozat The exports to the corresponding period im the pre- vious fourteen years compare as follows. —— by: Seosare 48,804 942,219 2,912,659 ‘Subjoined is the total valuation of the foreign imports at Now York for the wook endifg Jaauary 31, compared with those of the two proceding weeks, as also the value of the dry goods entered at this port and thrown on the market for the corresponding pret Lh oy gx Za Sag Week ending Jan. 17. Dry G00dS.....0..+++ $1 541,328 $1.3 de suse tes General morchandise, 2,040,165 1,232,945 2,625,760 Total for the week. $3,587,401 $2,614,495 3,047,024 ‘The imports of dry goods for the the week and since January 1 compare as es, For the Week, 1868. Entered a: the .. season sstenias $1,321,855. Tucown on mat et .. 8,734,730 2,425,446 1,215,004 Entered at the port. 15,700,001 11,028 872 6,119,350 ‘Thrown om market. 14,513,642 6,897 443 4,765,026 The dry goods import movement at this port in Jana- ary in the presomt and two previous years is thus shown, the valuations betag in gold, exclusive of freight and charges: — Miscell’s dey g Total wishd aT 285, 35, Total ent. wareh’; 5,031,061 003 402 1959, Add ent, for cons’n, ‘ott 030 Eset a itoooas Tot, ent, at the port $16,700,001 $11,928,872 $5,119,350 ‘The movement for the seven months ending with January was as follows :— ENTERED beg ‘Total ent. for con. Prk 961 $40,| aot tos s20,3t0, 310,577 WITHDRAWN FROM WAKRHOUSE, Total hs Groped Tot’! thro’non mkt. $77; = $70,542,414 $45,202,802 Total ent, wareh'se. $18, aot ‘sar enhten $15,173,140 ‘Add ent for con.s, 64,353-061 “40:8inT03 *Z8\e10 FF Total ent, at port. . $83,110,003 woe $44,433,717 COMMERCIAL REPORT. Sarnepay, Fob. 1-6 P. M. Cortos.—At the opening the market was dull, and a few sales were made at 4 decline of 140, a 3c. por Ib., but at the close it was quite steady at yesterday's quotations, The saies were limited to 4570 baies, including 639 for expors, 1867 on speculation, 1,367 £ {$67 on speculation, ‘or splaning and 700 & éransitn, Cplavdsand Mobile and Noe Orteana Ordinary... at iy: eaves 7 God ordinary ns 8 1K Low mi raiding. “AK 19 19) Good addiing ye aN Ft Corres, —a modsrais business waa dont im Rio at Tul rices. Sales 3,800 oa private terms, Other one Were Machanged mi seeps LOUL AND Guain.—Receipts, 6.215 bbls, flour, 100 do. an 4531 bags corn. meal, 390 bushels wheat, 91,630 do corm, 6.390 do. oats and 725'do. rye. The flour market raled very qitet to-day, but prices ware unchanged. Oall‘ornia ght demand. but prices ware ateady. The ales bbis. at the annexed quotations, spars doait in, but fal bbis. wore d yy th th ‘at $7 50 bi were “withont change, Bi Buckwheat tour remained dull at $3 ined 28 . 00 Tha poe Ba 99 15 070% 50 +. 10 65 a 11 09 9 7 10 00a 15a xtra and cho! Round hoop Ohio, shipping brands Round boop Ohio, trade brani St, Louts choice family. Common Souther 4 Fea atEEe Rye four | Corn meal, city. Dora meal rey The market for were very Grm im their views iv sales w ier prices, ey wan ako shore at $4 15, 000 nus mand, the sales being itute af at $ Freiquts.—The market was uausually ulee:buc fall rates Tore dtmanded, The engagements were: —To Liverpool, hhda. tobacco at 45a. Is. four on private terma. To London, 30 hhds. Virginia tobacco at 45s. To Bremen, 700 bbls. rosin at $s. 3d. per 230 Ibe, and 80 cases tobacco wate terms. The charters wore:—A British bri es capacity, to the south side Cubs and back, sugar, GuNvis: were dull ut about 19¢ for cloth and 183;e. for iy was a atra. “nH —All kinds were inactive and prices rely nominci. Maulls lye, fold. Lirachoas Mi The market ‘entogs }autet, p put prices of alt OL.ASS.—1 deseriptions were called 1 no sales of NavAL Groxus.—Splrits turpentine was. 4 set abut Bae ror merchantable a ots: at Wigc,, and 38 if ned in fair ner = Bethe wd contin in far dapand. andr for Not kettle rendered. but firmly held at Feraornoa.—Cre was dol 60. tn bul ic., 19 DbIA. ness in bonded wes i Baris pt are une were dposcd ot at ihe tae 2. me, ® MC steh sod nominal ot aie. ae ry fie. fn Phinda iraw io white, and mained dull. Sales 1,000 bbls. sta: white for the lat ait of Chis month on Drivate formes demand and firm at and firm at C. WAS = 18. 1 4 eat neato reg “tax wae iy $3.76 8 $2 0. STEARIKE was firm, With wales of 25,000 Ibe, at 1S\e, a ‘moderate and prices were firm. demand itn, 680 bine, ‘The market remained j aolive; prices Were nominal, THE DRY GOODS MARKET. See NTT Doubtless every one is familiar with the double pleture #0 frequently seen in the print shops exhibiting pictorially tse state of mind predaced upon an old gen. tleman by the varying quotations of stocks “on ‘Change. “Stocks up and stocks dowa’’ are wndoubt. @diy descriptive, it being © most matural quality of human natere thet mea would exhibit through ther features the condition of mind affecting them, whether of disappointment or advantage, Taking this asa erite- rion, it is safe to assume that the trade in dry goods (in a roporterial sense technicalities of expression are of littie accounts, hae boon dering the last week somewhat brisker than on previous ogonstons, judging by the pleasant faces of eaters; in fact, taking an authority which may be considered as telerabiy reliable, the market hag been very sotive aad goods of all kinds ad. a beverage re brown ony ‘a great apparent iAier appearing ex'remel, ecarce; tiki denis ond stripes are much ) the same a8 formeriy reported. Tue surplus of cottua goods uch over osifmated, the stock in hands of oily Peartan, the toto one J. ul Brown Snemmas.—11-4 Utica, A740; 104 Alina, 0.3 da Viice, Bee. a Cog do, Ail jt Pooper 200.574 endale, I, BT 360. 5 da. Wien, ar} so Repperet, pg ee 1 tie jolt tae a Satie 2ig0. gg jepparell K, 140. ;' de, 2 B60 ; eon: 7 do. Pe perell, 4bc,; do, Poquoh Baej da Pepperel, Soe We Senger, Boe. 5 ~ = pperell, 230; 5-4 ‘Baowse i —44 Pequot A, 160; Atlantic A, 6c, ; Indian Head, Pacific eat, Nash kk and Clark's, eH Atlantic H, Appleton ae ‘achusett and Lawrence 68. ; Amoak and Stark A, 14i¢c.; Dwight ae and Roxbury, 130.; K, 130.; Atlantic L, Dwight W, Ev Lawrence F and Pacific L, 130. ; Pepperell R, 13. ; Broad- yak Nol PM cae Indian Orohard, 120 ; Atlantic P, Great Falle-H, Laoor nda KE and Indian Orchard ©, 120; Kxoter, ke. Gros ae J, 120,; Kenmebeck, 8340. ; 34-1noh Exeter jg aaanch ets ae 100, ; 3i-inck Law- 08 a tne vopperel Oa ‘SL.inch tnoh usta, c. LAWrODCe & gies fhe Pepperelt x 100.; tts > ea Musuim, —4-4 New York Mills, 25c, ; Lone dale and Atlantic cambrics, 250.; Wamsutta, Utica and Androscoggin Z, 2204. ; ‘Tuscarora, 200 ; Lg ioe Lind of the Loom and Dwieht, Lie. ; Al ville and Hiti’s Semper Ia2m, 170. ; Ida Mills, imperil 160, ; Chapman,14; ayce 8 1b ic, here. Stator, 130, ; Boou’ B, ia Ky Newmarket i, Bie Boott 8, 1250 ; Boot Butoam N, Lic; Indian ver, XX, 11. ei einen Utica, 200, ; 34 inch’ Aigo. jSANow Jersey and Boolt 5 tose: Kiagston, ‘Globe, 80.5 Pigo. 0.5 ore IMschantcs! tige.* shies and Portsunouth ib, To. .—Merrimac W, 13Ka; ‘Merrimac Ga aod ry fed ey robe Tiago Pala cae aoe Dd, Hi ucextor, 5c, je, 18340. ; Albioa solid, Swiss red, 12i0.; London ‘mouralog, Simpson mouraing, Tye: orcas 12c,; Hamilton, Bike; Spregues, 12! 120, ; Arnold, 103¢0. ; Freeman, 1030. ; Waurogan, its Govonams.—Lancaster, 1 Siaagow, l6c.; Bork. Nag eg ee Cameron and Empire ‘State, 12.5 Maszabessie ; Arkwright, 1810. Uncasviile, 180 3, 3x3 do,, 14%)0.; 6x3 Brera 8x3 do., 13! isei 8 12360, Arnon CuxoKs.—Union Mills, No. 60, 26c. ; do., No. 29, sxe. do., be ad ; Caledonian Factory, No. 16, Devel —Amoskeag and Columbia, 30c.; Otis AxA, 213g0.; York, 260. ; Srteay 250.5 Ors BB, 250.5 Workingman's, rey 2ic.; Warren, Browa, 160. ; Northtield, Bi Bi Otis Ticket, 1230. Darts, —| Laconia, 160,; Ly- man H and Stark Pome 15366. ; Winthrop, Iago; Columbiag, 12340. Cotive Juans "Nacmikeag and Kearsargo sat 1 io; Fopperell, 15¢.; Everett, 15c.; Laconia, ise! AmosKeag, 133. ; Hallowell, 123¢0.; Newmarkot, 12c. ; Indian Orchard, 1130, i Bates aad Henerdaie 1030, in rel 1S. 5 ior, Li ic- tory, ite i euinon, 1250, BRIOS.—Poquot and Wauregan, 10c.; Ve- rona ear vier A, 9c. ; Amoskeag, 8 gc. ; high colors, men a De ver Cammrica —Lonsdale, 8. 8. & Sous, Masonville and’ Warron, 11340. ; hgh colors, 12%0. a 13}¢c. Tioxs,—36 inch Middl jewex, 35c.; Lewiston, 30¢ ; 35 inch Conestoga, ex goid metal, 20¢. ; 32 incu ‘Amoskeag ACA, 360. ; Pearl River, 32c. ; Amosk: A, 280. ; Lewia- we, ‘Cordis AAA and Everett A, ape ifs ‘30 inch Willow Brook, 30c.; Amoskeag B, 25. famitton and York, 250. ; Amoskeag ©, 226. ; Amoskeag D, 190. ; Pomberton X, 16 Ke. ; a 27 inch Keliy-viile, 12440. ; Pittsield, 8igc.; —— Oi. Keatvox® Seaws.——Rodman, 360. ; Ladrel Glen, 22740. ; Tiverton plaid, 20c. ; Rose Valioy, 13% Gorronapis.—New York Mille D and, 52ie.; Pem- berton Dand F, best, and F Farthers’ and Moohanics, 400, ; Uncle Sam, 390. ; Great Western, 330. Canton Faw: Brown —E lerton H, 35c.; do. N, 210,; do. 0, 2c; Amoskeag A, 2c. ; Hamilion, oon: Lavonia, 18, Pomberton (, 1636, ;' Killorton U, 170, ; ; Rockland, 14%c.';' Augasta, nd Montville, 1330. ;' Massachusetts &, 1230. aan Fianmeta, Mogren y WA, 424 Pemberton A, 250,; Laconia Menon Y, Siiger;‘satmon Fails, 200. ; Globe A, 18c. ; Sutfolk, 1630, oot Fiaxama.—€ 4 Gilbers'a white, Nn. 1, 07%Z0.; da, No. 2, 85c,; do. No, 3 6c. ; do. No, 4, 524;¢.; do. 7:8, No. 1. 900,; No. 2 670; No. 3 62140. No. 4,0. ; 6-4, 0. 1, 88¢.'; No, 2, 650.;" No. 3, 50v,; No. 4, 45; 44, aS) Nae No. 2, 85c.;" No, jh erie; jo. 4, 52340. ; 3-4, twilled F and C, best red, bi v Goo sa motion twilled 2750. 9 Brice: 2 inch 24; 20 ined do. 2 40 ; BAknap, atl wool, 42 White Rook, 205%0.; James Nolan, 260. Deiaints.—Pacifc, 186; plaid, 2c.; Sprague’s plain, 200, akin “Instre, 246,’ apes lustre, 280. ; amitin ¥0.; merinos, printed, Tycoon reps, faariage, Piain A, 350, Canrets,—Veivot, Creasioy's best, $3 10; do, ho #4 $2 90; Brussel 5 frame, $2 60; do. 4 do., $2 50 do,, $2 30; tapestry, Croasioy*s, $1 65; a ply te X, '$1 85; imperial, $1 75; do. ex. super., $1 90; ingrain, 80c. a : = hemp, 28c, a 45c ; siair, 70c. a $1 10 per equare y Hava —At the regular trade sale of PSamies A, Prontice the following prices provaited:— Woou Hats —Mea’s plain, $7 a $10 25; men’s fancy, $T a $li 2%; youth's fancy, $5 25 a $7; obtidrea’s piain, $5 50'a $6; cassimero, men’s plain, $13 50 a $20 25; men’s fancy, $16 50.0 $22; black beaver and belly outria, $18 25 a $25 25; black beaver brash, & 25 a $38 75. Atan auction sale of Henry Molten & Co, last week the following prices were obtained :— Boys’ biack wool, $4 25 a $7; boys’ (ancy wool, $5 a 8 60; boys’ nuiria wool, $4 25 a $6 50; men’s w 4 50 a $10 50; men's far, black, common, $9 Oa $18; men's fur, black, fine, $19 25 a° $26; men's fur hats, colored, $23 60 a $28; men's biack brash, $30 a $39. ‘An improvement ta expected in Fobraary, ' The foliow- ing are manufacturers’ prices for silk hats:—X, $54 a $65; do, XX, $86.0 $72; do, XXX, $72.0 $34. THE PROVISIONS MARKET. The changes made in n this market last week are ecarce- ly noticeable, We repeat the quotations of lax week with a fow changes :— Borrar,—State, firkins, prime yellow, lots, 44c, 460, do. fair to good, 9c. a dic; do. dinglo dairies, pri 44c. a46e,; do, do. fair to good, 40c. a 44e,; do. tall plain colore: do., 350. 0 tubs, good to prime, 45c. n 47 ood, 40¢.'a 450.; a0, da, . Woist good to prime, , poor to good, 400. ; do. store ge county 366. jenna cae, nty pails, new, _ ‘to prime, 40c. a 4: 400,; Penmsylvania ey, good to lo, do. fair to goed, 36c. @ 400. ; do, 100 $40 $4 Ber 00, "98 28° Bao; went tea, do, $2 10 a Maat.—Corn meal, Jersey, bbl, $5 90 a bar pork A 80 a $6 40; ‘corn meal, Westar , per 100 pounds, 40 a wie $2 50 a $2 60; do. Jersey, 40; ground Sa or Nhe a $2 Canada, extra, $ do., ‘on, fio a0 80; ol méal, per'owt $2 iba $2 s Koos. —Jersey, extra brands, 430. a 45c.; State and Poonsylvania, at M00, & 420, ; Canada, lown off, 410, a 480,; Western eggs, express, loss off, a .; do, at mark, 30. a 40c.; do., ordinary, loss off, 400. 'a 420, ; do,, at mark, 886, a 400. ; limed, State, lose Blo, a 386. ; do, Western, loss of, 28°, ® Sle. ; egg por bushel, 00¢. a 65c. Jersey and = Bocke 3 *pocnrar. —Dressed—(hickens. county, 6c. a 18¢. ; do. State, prime, 140, a 16c. ; do. Svs dit! Heicieerises ise tua 180, a 156, ;' do, a 13a, ‘Tarkeye, 18). "e'b0n.; doe Stale, ime, 170. con] Ge te ceevi fet’ fret do. Wottern, aaa ; do. do. , 120, & neem 3 prime, 100, « Ibe, ; a j do, poor to good, Se. a 10c. Tb., 16. fowls and chickens, je, ; duck: $l a $125; goose, $20 eaiern and Southera, s $1 76. eran teen ron tte vb, s 7; Mercer, per Buek oF ck test a on ie x a H rte, 25; ‘Bremen, for seed, per bbl, $4 Soa ‘Cabbages — Jersey, lignty 10igee I «lle; do. do, heavy, 10°. do., staie, ct PAR ty apt a Aut! live calves, first 11 $0, 0120. ; de, poor Wo good, Yo. a Llc; Digh lige. do. do., heavy, i Wight, 100. 8 1030. ; 12., Weatern, 5350. 0 8360, omit to yellow, 8340. 140, 0 1550. ; do, do 140. @ ‘ ry 120. a 12i0. 10d. 12 y40, 8 lic, Shoulders, smoked, rege bg. & Llo. 5 ‘nee. S. oe salt, 100, ; do, dry, gc, a 90, ; do., pick cies featorn, Be. 2 8340.; do, oily, light) ‘ery oie a eee Sides and sirips, gg 130. & Boot hams, Western, new, per a Firures —-Avp mixed Western, per 8 $4.50; selooted, pee bbl "$475 8 $5; common my hase a to pri Sore $9 60; poor to root poeoege $11; oratea, a va, 3630. a 395¢c ; Rio, ordinary, 10340, « 21 10. ; Re ir to prime, 220, a 26% ; ; 150, 24 S90. a 253¢0.; ot Domingo, 200 0220 feas—Young hyson, 80c. a $i 75: hy apowder and im: Pe ia $l ge. 0? $1; uncolored $130 850. 2b; ‘Toa. 0 $1 00. wilnots meat chan sooo, Se ere ee TELEGRAPHIC MARKET REPORTS, New maa Feb. 1 fand motaaaos firm and unehs Fiour unchanged. Gorn fem nt $1 Otte Cats quiot at Ie. 4 eg it ste rly cm = the o.; clout sidem 10. 140, mid? altngs, 1 a patton, 3.000 bales: ee oo oes ex. ots Sterling exchange unchanged. New ‘ork ‘an evel 36 por ont dingo at Se ‘Tobacco—None offorit Eupur guile: superdna, $7 35: exice, hoioe ox te is: winter red and w ng. Corn very ‘a Lab Bio a inned yolow' 0 Lod, 760, @ 190. for ear. Osis at Glo, eeusier at Tc. Barley firm and uncaanged at $2 ‘De » ovistons firmer and hell higaer; Cr] meas sold at $12, n—Ulear sides, 1%c. a 11%, firm and above buyers’ lim:t: me y fh of kettiie at Ties Kor, 1ge, | Reoutpta, 14000 bold, tur, ‘God sacks wheat, 2000 ols Flour firm and:in. good demand; tamer git 356 St \ " s Wheat firmer; $260 asked for No, 1 fl U4 off spring held ate Rew. ae for shoulders; i” for daar sib rig cloar sides. Lard in f cattle dull at ‘and in demand a $9. Flour steady; td mes xtras. Goo 8 tive an 2 declined le. ; biol \ ee eats inactive and nominal, Drossed at 3) 760 88 00, Juive bogs fi 2 $7 05. sheep, at $475, 8 Recelvt % at hag bus! = ab, 75.000 bushels corn, 12,00) busi 200 dressed hogs, 1,000 live hogs. Shipm Pr ibs flour, 81.000 bushela wheat, 4,200 3/200 dreswed hogs, 837 live hogs. reas Fob. 1, Flour dull; clty double extra, 4 8075, | Wheat dull and lower n No, 2. Oats nominal at 58 Sie; Tor how muelled”. Dressed lings ema at $175 & Ieceipis “1200 bhi, dour, 16.00 bianels wheat Mow oust: pdenie Pts bushels wheat 100 Ube pork nn jour, wl pork. Saruas, Web. 1, 196% fotton qniot at 186, « 18% Gor Ont tho. aise! Pork seare mess, $15 3 333 00 bulk, sides, Lie. & 1140.5 1 shoulders, ic. a Lard, 180, 4 Ie. Baggs, Si. 0 Sie, ‘Cora meal, lye ). Poratocs, $3 25 * o ols core, THE NATIONAL GUARD. METH REGNOINT IMPANTRE, The oMers and noa-commissioned officers of this reg:mont aro ordered to appear in fatigue dress at the State arsenal, corner of Seventh avenue and West Thirty-fitth street, for drill and instruction as follows :— The officers and non-commissioned officers of the right wing on Tharsday, February 6, and on Monday, Marob 2, at 8 o'clock P, M.; the oilicers and non-commissioned officers of the left wing on Tuesday, Kebruary 18, and on Friday, March 20, at 8 o'ciook P, M, Line will be formed by the adjutant at 8 o'clock P, M. precisely, Lieutonant Colonel! Joseph Hillenbrand is detailed to imstract said officers at these drillg At the annual mecting of the board of officers on the 27th ult, the following officers were efected:—Secrotary, Adjutant Philip F. Smith; Teoasurer, Captain John E. Meyer; Finance Committee, Major Wiltian Seebach, Captain Jacob Eller and Lieutenant George Strippel; Armory Committee, Captain L, G. Theodore Bruer, Captain Adam Keim and Captain"Heory Kiober. TWENTY-SEVENTH REGIMENT INPANTRY. Major D, BE. Austin, atan election hold last week to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Lieu. tenant Colonel Banks, was made licutenant colonel. preva A. HL Rogers, of Company G, was elected to iil acancy Caused by Major Austin's promotion, MOREY ONVENTA ELIMENT'S ARMORY, WILLIAMSBURG, Extensive and neveseary alterations and improve- ments are now in progress in the interior of the hand~ some andé substential armory ee of the Forty. situated in Fourth street, ure; these ars completed th 1 compare favorably with any in the State for the elegance of its appointments, The only company room at present finished in modern style is that of Company A, Captain J, C. Bloom, and ft presents a chaste and elegant appearance. The floor is laid with black walnut and yollow pine, diamond pattern, with & large stue in centre. Oo each side of the room are fifteen seata constructed of root of finely polisned, and these are ricbly upholstered. The space allowed for oach seat contains two lock~ ers, making sixty in all, umply sufficient for afult company. The captain’s desk is placed oa a raised platform at the extreme end of the room. It is composed of black walnat, oak aud root of ash, and ad- aatreoly ‘fnisned. Fronting the in’s desk and below tho platform stands the desk of the secretary and treasurer of the company, resting om an imitation cannon, From the cone ceiling is suspended a chande- Her of latest style, with six lights, covered with band- some globes, each globe being marked with the com- pany’s numeral, Those improvements were made at a cost of $2,500, The room of Company D, Captain Vande- Wutor, 1s undergoing o similar transformation. FOURTH REGIMENT INFANTRY, An election to fill the vacancy in this regiment, caused by the resignation of Lieutenant Colonel Thorpe, was held at the armory in Broadway on Saturday evenin: ‘The balloting resulted in the choice of Captaim A. W. Maxwell, who received ten votes out of eleven cast, Lieutenant Colonel Maxwell has beew connected with the Fourth regiment aince its organization, and at the breaking out of the war was among the first to join Daryen’s Zouaves, Ho was sever: led while io the service. COURTS MARTIAL. The proceedings of a general martial in the cases of Ct as Jobn Leonard, Jobu —, William D, Marsh and Second Lieutenant William Orr, of the Recond regiment, resulted as follows :. tains Teonard, “disobedtence of officer like conduct get duct to the prejudice of good order and Ff discipline.’ The court ac+ Ct Leonard and Mallally, and sentenced ‘to be cashiered,”’ and Lieutenant Orr incapacitated irom holding any communication to Board of Super- 20th ulk, in Which the expenses for National Guard got a severe over: camoned quite am fintter among The greater portion of the the National Guard, who hy mtorests ot the city ae we tore of their respective commands, are of the opi that it le about (ume that = ‘apd pat to the ex! gancies that are almost liy made for adorume! ‘and general fixing up af ‘of the militia armories, regime ond have a suitable armor ‘mubsiantially and even bandeomely equipped, but that the extravagances must cease. What- ‘ever may have been the motive which prompted his Honor to advocate economy among the militia while so agenees go unreproved within earshot of there can be no quertion among good and at once. SRVENTY-VIRAT RNOTMRNT INFANTRY, The second concert of the Seventy-first regiment was given last Monday evening at Steinway Hall, and was ‘well attended, Tl imental band, under the com- mand of Downing, did all thas could be expected of it, ‘The Heventy-(irst bad a battalion drill according to the now aystem of tactics at tho arsenal on the same even- ing. The battalion movements executed were right and fronts and right end lett wheels into ine, forma. tions in close column amd deployments, single and double rank formation®, brenking from the on to match to the loft by fours and by company, Ac, It is said that on theevening Of the 22d inst. the regiment ‘Will celebrate the birthday of the “Father of bw Coun- try” by a grand concert at Pike's Opera House Entree MARRIAGES bi DEATHS. Mareted. Areissox—Sonesck,—In thid city, at on Tharsde: Jenuary 99 by the Rev. § D. Arow dosnen ATKINSON, Of York, daughter of Captsin Luke Schenek, of New Prunsw Now Jersey. Fiaacxe—Konns,—On Wednesday, January 29, at the tnidence of the bride parenta, vy hae ©. BB. Stoble in, D, D., FW. fara, of Ron Rergen, N. J, to Fa eldeut daughier of ©, ‘Kove, Bag, of chia onty, On bsg! January 14, by the ‘Titomas 9, Qaiwria to Guirvina —Trovene Rey, Janes 5, bivana, 1 at the Charch of the Cove- streot and Park avenue, this ‘look, Funeral services from the residence of bis farher, No. 22 Monmouth street, this (Monday) , al two o'ctook. Friends and relatives are invited te attend. eee ee to Springfield, Mass, for in Barrrox,—On Friday, January 31, at pynd Led Staten Iaiand, Mra, Euriaveru Brrrrox, in her 761 ‘The trionds of the family are respectfull: oy. to attend her funeral this (Monday) acne es are oclae, ‘at the Moravian churoh, New Dorp, Staten Island, Boste - On Sui Fobruary Lormm B, eldest daughtor of Joba G. and Maria A. joate, aged & yours. “Borever with the Lord.” Funeral on Tuesday ane at one o'clock, from 148 Exghth aveni between Vifty-second and F ftv. third streets, Thi p canines and riends of the family —On Saturday, February 1, Iva Caawvon, of ‘Albnoy, mie her 18th yeas, Copy.—On Sunday afteraoon, bing pf 2, at his late Tesidenos, No, 99 Watts street, Rionaxp T. Oovr. ‘on Tuesday morning, at ‘The funeral will take ig mass wi ends ot the family and the friends of nel J. and Thomas E., and of bis uncle, Lynch, are reapecttully Couwwu.—On Sunday, February 2, Hewny Honser, son erty and Lavinia Colwell, aged 6years, 2 months end The friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Tues day afterooon, at one o'ciock, from 382 Weet Twenty- — street. rs > avinon,—Ow Friday, January 31, ALEXANDER Davison, tee Ce Te ot oe The relatives and friends of the far iy Invited to attend the aoe this (Mi are v) af threo o’olook, frem his late residonce, No. 92 Clinton streat, Brookiyn, Doo.ny. one Sunday, poche ‘Tuomas J. Doors, younest son of ,shomts and Margaret Dooley, agod 1 2 5 months, funeral will take place raorot Fs ieee, of bu verter 5, Jou of and relatives are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, 152 Plymouth street, Brooklyn, this (Monday) afternoon, at twe o'clook, Hyansy.—On Saturday morning, Fobruary 1, at seven Pepe Settee conaumption, Taomas Haamiy, in the "Tho tun funeral will ta take place from his late residence, 100 Plymouth street, Brooklyn, this (Monday) afternoon, At two o'clock. Haxp.—On Sunday, February 2, Ftrxanern Hann, & native of the town of Lainsboro, county Longford, Ire- land, in the 80th voar of her age, The funeral will take place (rom the restdence of ber son, Micheel Hand, No. 241 West Forty-first streot, between Seventh and Kighth avenues, this (Monday) Lge this (Monday) ects ne te at three o'clock. nia Irish papers please copy. Lengem,.-At Phitedetphiay on Saturday, February 1, Rev, Inaac Lersnr, ‘The members of the Board of Delegates of American Israelites are inoreby notified to attend the funeral of toeir Inte Vice President, Rev. Isaac Leeser, from the Frankho street one ne Philadetphia, on Tuesday morning, ab ten o'clock. By order M. 8. ISAACS, Bec- fas Tg Saturday, February 1, Mrs. [pa Mor- Rison, wife of John Morrison, tm her 18th year, Nua On aturday, February 1, at her residence, Astoria, L. L, Mrs. MarGarer Neaewr, in the 70th year of her age, ‘The rolatives and friends of the family are respect- fully wvited to attend the funeral, from her lato resi- dence, No. 6 St Georze’s piace, on Tuesday, at twelve o'clock noon, without further notice, Astoria ferry, foot of Ninety-second stroet, leaves every half-hour. O'Doxwntt.—On Sunday, Fobruary 2, Barer O'Doy- peral er 10 years, & native of Brouf, couaty Limerick, rretan ‘fhe funoral.wil take place on Tuesday afternoon, at ped gmat o'clock, from No, 325 East Thirty. fourth atree' Parreere —On a. Bra February 1, Miny Prerarns, wifo-of Dr. P. The friends cf the femdity, are fare respectfully invited to attend the faneral, on Tucaday afternoon, at one’o’clock, from her tate residence, 347 Fourth avenue, Pouusox.-—At South Orange, Now Jersey, on Satur. day, Febrnary 1, Unoxiia Waits, wife of Ephraim Pol- lock, in her Sist year, Funeral on Tuesday afternoon, at half past two o’ciock, Relatives and friends are invited to attend withou: further notice, —On Sunday, Febru ounsest danght VK ‘1 year, 7 months and 20 days. ‘Friends are respectfully inv ted to attend the funeral, from the residence of its grandparents, Chas, P. Fd- wards, 202 West Erchteenth street, on Tuesday after- moon, at tires o’olook, ‘Albany. Hudson and Sag Harbor papers please eopy. Rosv.—On Friday, January 1, after a long and pain- fai illness, Mrs, Many M Roesx, wife of John Rose and daugliter of the late James Stewart, aged 37 years, Foneral services on Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock, {rom her tate residence, 107 Macdougal strect. ‘Tho body will be removed to Greenwood this (Monday) morning at eloven o'clock, Frionds and relatives are respectfully invited to attend. 034 —In Brooklyn, on Saturday, Fae 1, at batf- past one o'clock, of consumption, Ences, the’ beloved wife of James Rush, in the 234 year of her.age. Rer friends and those of the family are “Tespeottully Invited to attend the funeral. from her Inte residence, 394 Camberiand street, on ‘Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock, to the Cometery of the Holy Cross, Flatbu Galveston papors please copy. Ruseert.—In Harlom, on Sonday, February 2, lingering ifiness, Rowrrt Russert. ‘Yhe relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the faneral, from 116th street, between Third and Fourth avenues, on Tuesday morning, at ven e'clook. Rus=nut.—On Saturday, Febrnary 1, Mary Fravors, Ganghter ot Joseph and Mary Russel, aged 6 years, 6 months and 14 days, Relatives and irtends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, this (Monday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from the residence of ker parents, No. 67 Garden street, Hoboken. N. J. Sarey,—On Saturday, February 1, Saran, wife of Hogh smiley. Tho relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, without farther no- tice, from her late residence, coraer of A 5 street and Syms’ avenue, West Hoboken, N. J., om Tuesday after- noon, at two o'clock. Sykee—At Bay Ridge, L. 1., on Saturday, February 1, Wiiiam Hace, youngest child of John, Jr, and Anu M. P. Sykes, The relatives and friends of the family are Invited to attend the faneral. from the residence of hiv parents, Bay Riage, this (Monday) afteravon, at three o'clock. Suera,—On Sunday, February 2, Anuwe Tareas Swutu, aged 19 years and 8 moutbs. ‘The relatives and friends of the fami her brother-in-law, and alse the teachers school, are respectfully invited to attend. will take piace from the ere ‘The tineral remdeneo of her brother-in- Jaw, John W. Crump, No. 83 Rivington streot, ou Tues day’ morning, at ten o'clock, from thence to the Church of Nativity, Second avenue, whore a solema requiem mass will be offered for the repose of her soul, and thence to Calvary Cemetery. February 2, Josarm P. Scaviay, Youngest zon of John I’. Scanian, ‘aged 10 months. The frieuds of the family are invited to attend funeral, from the residence of his parents, 293 Sou Third street, Brookiyn E. D., on Toesday afternoon, at two o'clock. Trexspett.—On Sunday, February 2. of scarlet fever, ALonzo TRUKEDELE, youngest son of Alonzo and Jeanewe ‘Truesdell. aged 4 years, 9 months and 29 di ‘The relatives and friends of the family re invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, 92 Hester street, on Tuesday morning, o’cleck, The remains will be taken to Sing Siny jerment, ‘Trnnoxe.—In this eity, on Friday, sumption, Aparans, wife of James’ J 23d year of her age. Tho friends and relatives & the fam of Bergon county, N. J., Lodge No. 7: the fraternity In genefal. are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the Second Reformed church at Hackensack, N, J., this (Monday) morning, at balf-past ten o'clock Vax Corr.—On Sunday, February 2, Sinan, widow of Jobn P. Vaw Cott, im the 76th year of her age. ‘The rel faneral, on Tuesday afternoon, trim ter late residence, No. 17 Soath Tepth stroot, Williameburg. Wicox, On Saturday, Pebrasry 1, Conwmita, wite of Lather P. Wileox and daughter of the late Steples A. Kent, aged 33 years. ‘The fnends and relatives of the family are te fally invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her brother-in-law, John A. Parks, 40 South Tenth atreot, Brooklyn, FB. D., on Tresday mu, at baif- past one o'clock Yousa.-On Fidsy morning, Janoary 31, Telict of Join Young, aged 47 youre Asleep M4 jesus," The reiatives and friends of the famiiy are respegsfully Invited to attend the funeral, from ihe Seventh street Methodiet Ppiseopa! chureb, this day (Monday), at twelve oe cloc’ By Breas, DENTISTRY. 1 QO se tBAUTreL continvous cum 10 Seis of Teeth. Rubber Plate, wit pore, $10, ractiug onder gas without ebarre, ‘others are tm Dre. HODES, ta args stro. FURNITURE, ati Pk MAGNIPT CEs? faa OR Lid SATIN soe sito; "one So, ia. $08: ney anor out J Ci Sey J BRNESY erent, near Pousrseerens WILL ar b) Wt ay AND CAN y th = oath for Carpets, Oflelothe, F niet Belding, At at BUNDALL CO, eorkier of Caaal sod Hudson EXPR eda Act AURNAM, FURNITURE BXPREAS Orrick, nS loventh street, near Sia! re Firav ure moved, city or onunss rite Kod, ship: ped; Curaiture sto Movey advancgl on aan, ke MANAGE Tie Dine Bros@way. s 4 required. T TION. THR Cor anrmnesuir venue fore oxiat ng ualer the firm mare of aor vical consent, Mr @ ‘ten © fenatvet by SP o" ‘te “nite Wie BW" tie Bt awe Sweet How be eave wader nireet. Ornen.ce ae sourrres v Winn, Fa ed —_—_—_——__ 4.___-___- —-- —_ pam a eget Ly Reva 4. - nei ST ae a ARTNER PAntSo errs ianhened Sass eae pure UNDERSIGNED MAVK THIS DAY ASHOUIATRE maolvon (he name aod vem of A ©. Dew & Company, and will continue (ne Frevch wiadow Vusiness as heretofore conducted by A © Bl At TT and 79 Fulton rene ATQUATOUS O. DOWNING. FRANCIS DOUGHERTY ORAL AM Le ty = GEORG os. Nuw Yous, Fob, t, 005. UR UNDRASIONED HAVE THIN DAY NTE Ly iuto ip, under the firm ot heme & Burdett, for stocks, bonds, wey. in an oflice pi | teen 4.00. PARTNER WANTED, 1” ‘a PLR money making business; will make te ee Sonik, and bear the closest invesuigaiion, Inquire of BN, 32 Amity sirect, $800-A02A A, PARTY 2 WANTED, IN A State factory; all lx men can do. quize on tho promi re 1508, at Amity’ sireet. Reference 000 Satkis me jahed dry goods house in the mane. erarine town on the Misaienippl tn the State of is will take partner on equal sharos or f ngrkoe mpeg Han 4 wonable refers for the money and emploxment to good aaln one for one year on inal: unexoe and. required, Address for thirty days bom ven and $30. ooo tt cheat 4 of money within twenty milon or bly ‘ial, wit, partioulare rove & af [road 4p. Seca { communicuion. address box 6,616 Post otfice. BUSINES S iP POR UNITING, A W EXCELLENT INVESTMENT IN A SAFI, PROVIT. A ratio and inorenging bas ness, can be scan, on vory io dorms; in steady demand, aoe SOUPAMAYD & 00. 194 Broadway. OR SALK—A PRINTING OFFIOR. oe Ratan. i h trade, 1 Hihod and reL La & TEMSEN, 6) Laborte atroot NE or THER BEST OFPORTUNITIIES Bray Qtecod Yo a.ga0d. mon with, $6) te $HAl, Apply te B. HOW Ks, No. atroet, room No. 9. $2 par win ~ GUARANTBED FOR ON oye @ aes 4 wa competoat oflice he.por for avery $100 in with services aa silent parts Ry KY atation , eee $).200.-S.2etr Etats Aceh caa A ae hoe. referonces frat olusk, 2.000 rst Pate at ni tian manufacturing will purchase interes Dusitioas not, affected by. the profits $12,000, HOWKS & GO, ‘Wo Dey s 2. 00 WILL SECURE TUE CONTROL OF TUR ‘vory boat business ever offered in this oly s OFdera on hand; good securities and 7S per cent profs war raved. i aes ‘ab ones to O. DUCREUX, 93 thizavette at, _ POLITICAL. OZART HALL, NATIONAL DEMOORATIC PRIMARY ELECTIONS, By authority vented tp the Executive Committes, uoilos te hereby given to the Democratic electora of thin city that elactions will be held on Monday evening, Fobruary 3, at the following named places, for the election of members of the General Goministos for the year 1863, aud also Cor the eleo- tion of the several wart comunitices. Kuch ward having Jess than ten election districts may increase thoir ropreaen- tation to the Gencral Committee, Haid elections. to bo inal between the hours of 7 and 8 o’elock, under the direction of Committos the following n ing, 4th ina, at 734 ofclock, for organization: Firat Ward—Inspectors, 2 Williams, John MoCaflrep, D. Manse, . Polls held at 94 Greeawich 3 aittcon Jeromiah at 115 Nassau atrect. tors, Walter. Kelty. G. at Henneu's, 213 Fulion street, Fourth Ward—Inspeciors, Bdward Steck, Martin ¥. Dizon, Raward Stanton. Pails held at 34 New Bowery. ifth Ward—Inspectors, jason, David Mlounel Gray. Colla bolt at 13 larriaon surest. Sixth Ward-—Lnn crory Veler Kane Mortimer Salitvam, Joba Mitchell. lt held wt 484 whee Neventie Wardinapactores Richard Crcirady, Miohaot Sheotian, P. Hogan. Tolls held coruer of Mauwoa and Pike sreels. ih Ward—Inspectors, Harris rt, IP. Conway, Mf. Gaynor. erty rtrd var a Kagle, E Cogent Warde — ln tors, Patrick Coby, Michael Priel, Onarlos A. Howe, Polls held at 10 Hester street, venth Ward—Inspec 1lip Stutz, Peter Donoker, ad whine at COFRaF, Hiekth street and aveane C. Ward—Inspeciors, John Shelly, Thomas M Joseph Wheatley. "Polls held at Lawrence street and avenue. Manbattanville, Thirteenth Ward—Inspectors, Frank b Wathen eee ‘. Revere Polla held corner Pitt and Ward—Ioapoctors, Robert Candeld, Dantet in McCauley, Polls heid at Boyder’s, corner rittee ah Wart ~Ta9 i Babbitt, Joba Smith, feenth Ward—aspectors, Jamon a Jon cree street. roam Felts beta phar. street po Ward—| Hollin, Waa. ne a rma we ward iit vavareaus Joon ‘Thomas, Poils * held at i Ps Taatipegony Jom, Mee cart Finns teen! Par rei Dennis Cs higenth |W 9 te, ater toga Ward—tasnectors, Wa. 1. MeCarths, Jom Bul Pole held at Moore's, , “Tee and Rants, rent, mere maa —I ns Joseph Tracy, J. Blanchard. Poile heid at Kighth aveaue ‘aad Thay = uiyirat Wart—tnepectors, 8, Geohegan, P. Kelly, wen —Tnepee cot no. Dengan. i beid at S77 Third aven ~ 94 Niven econ BCs eae he fate ba) pe 3 Tourth' streets By ord Pi * WILLIAM P, LEB, Chairman. MoCARTHY, t soeret Mreomeny } Seeretanios. TANTED rosansaton ms sh location firvt clans; muss som, Herald ofick COTTAGE, WITH STABLE ASTACERD, ON StATRN luton side, wear fi tad fr tas tear meal ‘hadreee Sinalt, priv 8., bor 1005 Post o ws )—A SUIT OF FOUR OR FIVE UN ‘ed Rooms, with all conveniences for homeneoone. foros all faunily, between Kighth and Forty.déth at d Seventh and Chird avenues: neighborhood and bo ddress, stating location aud terms, pint be first clase. A 1. box 8 Pont office. Ww oepeciad! jhberhood north of Wi y place: ont noc to vkcend 1.90. Address’ itamediately Od, bom 162 Herald oMee, ANTRD—BY A W a retail business on Broadw: bous ifteen Fearky, a Store on Broadway, between. streets. Ad for fourth and Twenty-iitee Fees bow 4109 New York. Post offer 4 MACHINERY. “| -ENGINES AND BOILERS, NEW “AND SE aelpaty 0 t mh Water street, Bro AOR #ALE—A BARGAIN-ENGINE AND. BULLER, b two fine 3 be me 10 horse Portable; eel scld a Lome price: 60 Park street, Five fvinie. must be sold ae some price. R SALE—FOUR HORSE BOILER, AND. SURAM Feit ‘att LN glans Apply to G. B, BAOKSTER, il (NE o INCH eYLIN- proriia ENG f YROM roe ve a Must be to parvulire and nore to ‘be seen, ©. sfenvon ‘ottea, re ge Pullica fing. by oO te eat nll deserspuion me "STATIONARY AND iN sizes; aaeal arent, Jemmey Ott, fork. PRLLER, CHES. JEWMGKY, ry QGoN uAND JRE EL ron Baum “praMoND®, WIE, Coan ne RSW: a2 Ste Mark's place, ;