The New York Herald Newspaper, July 22, 1868, Page 7

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘Turspay, July 21-6 P. M. ‘The gold market opened rather weak this morning, the earliest transactions were at 142%, following rnich, however, there was a gradual advance to 34334, and the closing price prior to the adjourn- ment of the board was 1431s, while the latest quota- tion on the street was 43 a 1433. Francisco to-day, had $700,000 in gold on board, Money is in extremely abundant supply at four Percent on mixed collaterals and three on govern- Meni securities, while the demand from the Stock Exchange is only moderate and the applications for Giscounts are on a very restricted scale, the best @rade of commercial paper being scarce and in re- juest at five percent, The domestic exchanges are favor of this centre, and there is no prospect of the prevailing monetary ease being disturbed for an indefinite length of time to come, although the rate Of interest will doubtless be advanced to seven per cent after the drain westward to move the crops sets in. No advance in the rate above 4a5 per cent 18, however, looked for until after the middle of August. ‘the calls for remittances from the interior having elmost ceased. The rallway share market continues farm in tone, and the signs of the times are favorable ‘to higher prices and greater activity. Government securities were firm but quiet during the forenoon, and at the quarter past two o'clock call they became strong and active, five-twenties of 1867 selling up to 1091¢ and coupon sixes of 1881 to 11534 a 1154, against 11434 bid at the opening, the ‘gdvance in the last mentioned being stimulated by a Teported “‘corner” in the bonds of that issue dated 1864 on the Frankfort Bourse, with which those dated in 1861 sympathized, under the impression that they May be accepted instead of those of the later date. ‘The greatest activity was in the new issues of five- twenties, and at the close the market was very frm @t thesubjoined quotations:—Registered, 1881, 114% 114}¢; coupon, 1881, 11534 91153; 5-20’a, registered, 1862, 109% a 11034; 5-20’s, coupon, 1862, 11436 a 114); 0., 1864, 11134 8 11154; do;, 1865, 112% a 112%; do., January and July, 1093¢ a 10934; do., 1867, 10034 810954; do., 1868, 109% @ 109%; 10-40's, registered, 08% @ 1083g; 10-40’s, coupon, 1083 a 1085; July }.30’8, 109 a 109%; August compounds, 1865, 11834; September do., 118; October do., 11734. At the commencement of business the stock mar- ket was firm, and particularly so for the Western failway shares, At the early session of the open board prices were slightly higher in some instances than at the close last evening. At the first regular board railway shares continued firm, but State stocks, aud especially Tennessee sixes of the new issue, were weak, at a decline of % a 134, Missouri alxes excepted, which advanced 3. New York Cen- tral closed 5 lower on the call than at the same time yesterday, Erie 4, Rock Island %, Tennessee sixes (ex coupon) %, new issue 13 and North Carolina sixes (ex coupon) 1; while Reading was x higher, Cleveland and Pittsburg %, Fort Wayne %, Milwau- Kee and St. Paul %, do. preferred %, and Ohio and Mississippi %. Government securities were steady ‘at a decline of 4. At the open board at one o'clock the market was steady and dull. At the second regular board it was stronger for the North- western shares, but otherwise without change. Reading closed 44 higher on the call than at the first regular board, Northwestern preferred 34, Fort Wayne }, Milwaukee and St. Paul 34, do. preferred ‘é and Western Union Telegraph %, while Michigan southern was 4 lower. Government securities were itrong at an advance of 34 @ 3¢ percent. During the remutnder of the afternoon the market was quiet but steady,aud at the close at a quarter-past five o'clock the quotations were as subjoined:—New York Central, 13s a 133%; Erie, 68% a 6344; Hudson, River, 158 a 1595; Reading, 95.4 a 954%; Michigan Southern, 91%¢ a 9154; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 87; Rock Island, 107% @ 10734: Northwestern, 831¢ @ 83%; do. preferred, 83%( a 8374; Fort Wayne, 11035 9.110%; Ohio and Mississippi, 29%; a 20%; Pacific Mail, 101', a 1013s; Western Union Telegraph, 3534 @ 3545. The foreign exchange market was weak in tone ‘under an increased floating supply of bills; bat rates were nominally unchanged, the leading drawers declining to sell sterling bills at sixty days below 11044, although bankers’ bills drawn against five- twenties were offered at 110. At the close bankers’ ‘bills at sixty days were quoted at 110a110%; at three days, 110% a 110%; commercial bills, 10914 a 10074. Bankers’ bills on Paris at sixty days, 5.13% a 5.124%. On Berlin—Bankers’, 72; commercial, 71% a 71%. On Bremen—Bankers’, 7974 a 80; commercial, #%a41. On Amsterdam—Bankers’, 41% a 41%; commercial, 41 a 41};. On Hamburg—Bankers’, 36% @36%4: commercial, 360 26%. On Antwerp— Bankers’, 5.13% @ 6.1234; commercial, 5.17% @ 5.15. ‘The bank of England return for the week ending July 8 shows the following totals and changes from the return of the previous week:— Rest Inc ..£126,655 Public depos: Dec. .2,624,630 Other deposits. Inc, 21,661,172 On the other side ‘of the account:— Government securities. .£14,614,394 = Inc. £1,400,000 Other securities. 18,412,786 Dec, .2,088,846 Notes unemployed. 11,665,730 Dec.. 222,905 ‘The position of the bank and the price of consols ‘and French rentes on the date mentioned and on the corresponding date last year are thus shown:— 1968. 1867. £22, 551,542 £22,541,231 ‘12,828,812 19,488,151 Zpercent 24; percent 4 94! 70. 68. The clause legalizing contracts payable in specie ‘has been struck out of the new Funding bill without good reason, but in framing an act for this purpose in the future care must be taken that it is not made Petrospective in its character; and in this connection ‘8 correspondent sends us the followin; ‘emu Funding bill, which has he Senate, contracts le in gold and eeovtaen that Hy ‘shall not apply to renewal or extension of any lebtedness under a contract already entered into, unises such contract originally required ent in coin, Now, as all contracts male previous! La to the em were son of tis bil le payable in te, t the provisions of this bill Pain a claim for ape specie ¢. Cy ge oe ang eee es. riven e suspension of specie paymen ment of interest alter the of this bill ring re held ee newal of the original contract to pay in Mining shares are very dull, and at the first board Montana sold at 4ic.; Rocky Mountain, 10c.; New York Gold, 92c.; Buchanan Farm (petroleum), 57c. 9 60c. The issues of United States gold bearing bonds Outstanding on July 1, 1968, exclusive of the new five-twenties of 1865, 1867 and 1968, which are being continually increased by conversions of seven-thirty notes, are thus described by the Secretary of the ‘Treasury :— per cent bonds due 1871 ontstand! 022,000 BES — pad due ce umtan ding. ¥ ee} 5 19%, 777,260 334,972,950 5304128, 000 Bix SIR per cent ive:twentie, 7 i867, iat: ing. A meeting of the directors of the Kentucky Tm. provement Company was held in Boston on the 16th dastant, wien Mr. J. Hampden Robb waa elected ys Coin was in superabundant supply, and loans were made at rates varying from one to four per cent for carrying and ‘Without interest. The gross clearings amounted to $64,205,000, the gold balances to $1,397,832, and the cy balances to $2,001,626, The recent ad- ‘Vance in the premium by stimulating shipments Of bonds increased the supply of foreign bills and reduced the rates of exchange, which reacted ‘Upon the gold market, ana, together with sales to realize, produced the decline from the highest point of last week. The bulls are now trying to rally gold again, but the indications are in favor of @ decline Tather than an advance from the present point. The Operators for a rise attach considerable importance to the agitation of the question whether the princt- Pal of the five-twenty loan is payable in gold or greenbacks; but the real solution of this lies in mak- Ing the one worth as much as the other, and this an only result from good financial management @nd the consequent improvement of the public credit. ‘The steamer Hammonia from this port took Out $211,000 in specie, and the Nebraska, from San R: Gorn meni, eliy the adverse turn of the cable news exert for in 35 for new am- ber Geotaia ‘ant common ‘white Malch job and 822736 for white really vse new mixed mostly of unsound. The were abot Bia eh tran to condition, and 81 1254 for old mixed ain store. For oats Prices were realized, the aalce being 100,000 bushels at ie. 8 S4c. in store, 85146. afloat, Sc. to arrive, and 4c. a 84¥e. In store, ba rs opti cance Rye, barley and malt rae ushele tn bond, at $1 47. lower: “Fug chartering busioess, wes maerately actives the commanded higher rates. sngagements were:—To 7,500 bushels Canada peas at and steamer 1,800 boxes cheese at 35e., and Deonwa at ad. To Gorey eaves om oe nomi eign, 180. president, in the place of Mr. Richard Heckacher, re- signed. Consols and American securities were quoted thus in London to-day and on the previous dates men- tioned :— July 10, July V5. July 21, Consols.... 94% 94% OAS Five- twenties 12% lilinois Central. x91% Erie 4354, SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, Tuesday, July 21—10:15 A. =~ yt LO, ‘et ier Hy 50 shs Pac Man pe 101 i om «bet call 101% tooo ka "8 ofa cou pe] Tenn eae ne = Ct i Bee a = 2Ecre. : a ingot 100 sha nieve Tel. Big 0 COMMERCIAL REPORT. TuESpAY, July 2-6 P. M. Breswax was dull, at d4}c, a 45}, We heard of no sales. BUILDING MATERIALS.—Eastern spruce wad in tolerably active demand and higher, closing at #18 $21. The sales amounted to about 750,000 dices at $17 50 a $20, Yellow pine timber was steady were in demand. "Sales ib 000 e “aia 2 $290, clos: a’ ig 10 for commons A mad Rose! pana anient bn c while bricks were steady at for North river, $18 Poa rotons Wad ap eae Philadelphia front. ean Sea Saf teCOlB YARN.—There were sales of 6,000 Ibs. on private aS 2,186 bales. Tho market for this staplo was depressed by the unfavorable cable advices, and prices yere about Jgc. per Ib, lower. At the reduction, however, an improved démand prevailed, and sales were of 1, 8, of which 1,810 were taken by sipnners and the balance by speculators. Bubjoined are the closing quotation and at Naw Orleans and Florida, and Memphis, “and Terar, 37 27 38, Ey ns 5% Big 81g 3134 831 er COrRER.— The mantic for in ingot remained firm, with a mod: were avout Bere at 3c axe Tor Beitimore, "Me. Tor Port Deicolt aad Lake Superior’ and Mige. for Corree.—Rio sras_more active and very firm at the 9 " tena 100 gold, tb inbondys De ee a ‘ex Conte "i an 0, ex te terms, “Other kinds wore note 7 8840. w 8c. fe Invond fair dos, ge, Tie. a Lie. prime, 120, a 124c. ; eit jo. Messi Willtam Scott & Sons In New York, 185,446 M nbtes 7,700; Baltimore, ' 51,000. ican’, CooPpRRAGR. STOCK remained steady at $3 100 20 for sugar shooks, 8 $8 inch heads; 2 50 8 $2 80 for do., 86 inch do. ; for molasses do..82 tuch do, 98 6 for rum 281 for pipe dow P80 for. box d ‘8 B56 for 14 feet, and $: her g for do., 13 feet. CANDLES were quiet, but steady at 2ic. pierre tine (1d oz.), 4c. 47e. for aperm and Boe, for patent. DRvGs AND DyKs were e general anit but seedy ‘in value. Salos 220 tons soda ash Lay 100 oe : pod at $1 €Q¢ a $1 65 do.; 80 drimn gaunt Enordn nt 4 Se. do. ; 160 casks CK os currency Bis Seg, Siesrogeate soder ehicn quoted at a Ags. gold, on wrivate terms; 6 cases ol! lemon at about #4 canka car- Beis aetna ena conse tine Darere ce private terms. FLOUR AND rare. Receipts, 3,689 bbls. our, 121 do. corn meni and 942 bushels wheat, The flour market was much more steady to-day, under a better demand for ship- Tent to the provinces, and a falr business was done. There was likewise a fair trade demand, under which prices were well snstained, and some grades were a shade firmer with- out being quotdbly higher. | California flour was dul, but un- jen were about 10,000 bbls. Southern flour w = net but unchanged. The sales were 35) bbis. Rye flour was in moderate request and steady, the salea being 250 bbls. Corn meal remainedsteady, with a moderate demand. Sales 220 bbe at 85 26 for city dad $5 10 0 86.60 for Western. Wo upertine State. Extra State. ‘4 8 Choice do 950 ty 700 Extra do... eens 950 Round hoop Ohio, sipping bran 900 Kound hoop Ohio, trade brands. 1200 ‘St. Louis low extri 1000 St. Louts straight exira . 1200 St. Lonis choice double extra. 1850 St. Lonta choice faril 14.00 1475 1200 1250 98) Corn meal, Brandywine: Corn meal, Jerse} “Wheat was quiet bul stendy ‘ai about’ yesterday whatever. The sales were about No. 2, ‘Chtcagy “epring, | $1 65, for nada. Corn set erg 0 ore zhere w was 00 * ie 7080 Sun bustle ain at there was an active demand and hij peas were lower; sales RIGHTS. —The market continued quiet and rates were Almost entirely, tor petroiewm ‘steamer, bia. at S00 bdabele came 500 ‘4. To io” tenten,? oo | cut acre; $00 gallons whale ofl at Sc. per gallon. To Antwerp, braltar for _ NEW YORK HERALD, 700 do. rosin. For the former the lower, closing at 48g0, 9 44%. id for New ‘York “hla, market was quiet and Xo. | Ling and shipping tobroco ntable and shipping | ‘14 bhis. (New York | Ket for rosin was without decided 8 Buty Na fat $3 97 ie Quote ‘strained at & B3 50 e Rt . No. 1 01 private 5 a 0. 0. 9h Sat, window glaas at 87 5) 0 $10. OF tar we ‘heard - We quote Wilminy O118.—Linseed was deciced orusbers generally asking $1 1 Thosales were 22,000 gatlous Amerloan, for September and Ootober delivery,’at amore active and firmer, 05 ia casks and bois. ely, and about for era and steady at ie and city distilled red a4 £0c, Fish, olle, wore quiet but eady at 2c. for crude whale, 87c. a 90c. Soe. }1 90 for de ay on, Cake Poted in fair Loewy and firm. Sales for future ns American at $60, and 200do, East India ~ ae e for iia was very quie Sales 100 tlorces extra In: Private Boot hams Sales were fade wits, he range of $28 8 Cut fair a iiye. & Me. | for i ary ‘salted oto i, al bie for, Western jos were 88, £00 do. do., in shipping order, at @1 6 ‘Rtam continued du ull at 103g0. @ 11446. for Carolina and 94 quiet, though there wasa prices there was no change of mo- oe ware $3 90 a $4 for Ashton's, tor Marshall's and A fosan! aM 81 90 for id a8 qi a dc, SERDS.—Calcutia linseed was in active request and hicher. ‘There were sales of 2,000 bi eld, and Boston’ 1,000 800 do. at 83 15 “closing at 2 Syeand to arrive theres 3008 $2 ‘kood demand and hier ths sales bolag fortes delivery at Clover was higher at 1 ot cr about 217 dou at 2 Mood seawith modera in the range. ‘Timothy was quoted quiet at $2 SPELTRR.—Silesian sales, 70 tons at $6 3734 SOAP. —Cnatlie thot au SuGan.—The amount of business done in raw was light, but holders werg indisposed to sell to any extont, exce full prices. The sales were limited to about tha at we @ 12igc. for Cuba and 550 boxes at 11540. ube inferior to common refinin Bood) Lo. m LM0.; fair to x a 120.5 prime to" choice, 1 in moderate demand and neady; old. Wns steady at 16%c. a 170, ie. a Sonand piitue to cholte. don 1456 1 in moderate demand, lower and unsetticd, c. for hard, 14340. 'a 1540. for soft white —Goat were Pasaibly (etive, and hizher being 8 bales Buenos Ayres, 70 do. P can on private terms, Deer active demand at. easier prices. Sales 12,000 tral American and 2,000 do.” Maracaibo on ‘private terme, We quote: —Gost, sae and Matamoros, Sic., gold. ison to. Deer Honduras 460. 'a Wise do. ee inyalus, ‘Tusre we ge beralta at M4, oy “moderately hones assorted sharoos! upon of 188 25, gold, for 50, aud BOD do. 3. Ge Coke! on Reese There was a fair inquiry for the low Lig omy at cull prices, and sales were effected of thd low grades of goed lent there waa.s pS mtiae at th it. Sales 60 cases new Connecticut ‘binders and fillers on and fod Miiroye Ae) reg Te. a llc. }1 023g, and 25 do. in bond on private boc ay ‘We quote :— eectgne Connections, nd, Massachusel ‘a 200. ; do, 3 Pen me aot ome “average iote, Bo.'% ee a Bic. 31 05 st Manufactured —| In oes work, common and medium, 17}g¢. a 22c.; do. do. good and 8 30e.; do. bright work, common and medium, Be. = OW was ani with sales 50,000 Wen at 117%c. a 120. ‘he market continued to rule oe, 4c. Bets ii foe, WuiisKky.—Receipts, ull and nominal at former quotation: WooL.—The market for fleece {# quiet, aa ft is, ing the first part of the week, and what demand prevails is for the fimmediate wants of manufacturers, favoring buyers, are vrithout quotable. change, a 46c. above do. at 50c. Bore ouiside lots cam probably be bought, ander these prices. The receipts continue fair, being about 5,500 bales within the California, being relatively highe ic, is only moderately sought i articular change in value. prices are nominally, un- elining. Texas in dnl « foreign the sales are trivial and Be, 8. spring olip Californi choice on private B20. a Me., including 7 ‘also 4,000 Ibs, extra pulled do. ra not previously reported viford 1000 be. don on THE TC TOBACCO ‘MARKET. The tobacco market pe been only cries active during the past seven days. The demand for Kentucky tobacco is mainly confined to the low grades, of which about 400 hhda. were taken for export and about 75 hhds. of cutting leaf for manufacturing purposes. Fair light luge are being offered at OMe, heavy at 10c. 10iyc, and Ile. for Clarksville. With the exception of some small parcels of Clarksville for Bre- men there has been very little movement in the way of ex- port, Holders of light leaf seem more inclined to sell, but, Festi Na the ae demand, prices are still above the views of m. The arrivals of jthe Inst three days, have been 261 from Virginia and 4,913 from the Heat aince our last have een as, follows % a0 bs doo. ‘ai, of 5,000 iba. Arctic, and in nda. from New Orie: ‘West, LS all site hhda, ten of seed! n 170 «do. or cold fers 180 do, Connecti: regoing small lot of Connecticut crop, were taken at 430. for shipping. ise cacaarepremaS at 22 the market closing at 22 Y, HEMP. —Manila was moderately ac! former “prices. Sales hy 250 — at Ic, gold. Jute “ tll and unchanged, e. Recording to +18 op, Bde do 10d ate ‘a 20e., aud for. IDES.—The market was so but Vmnghy were none, e bak ebay aan C ony artige, 20 8 Pers Soa is 23 iba, Abe n Tors 2 ies Bata ‘and Beran 99 'b 20 Ibe. 14s. apie Bees tos aD nonealeg. of mor omens. ane, ree, Ses ry —_ 102 Bl 850 Bi “ nid Guatemale $1 a 5a 815i goa for whl * There wore sales ot % tone ee, Meant at about Se. NAVAL Stones. —Receiote, 40 bbis. spirits turpentine and 10 4 $8. se zo «= ? woo. ‘sassss rv eecece cease i F feat WSHDNESDAY, JULY 22, 1868. productions of Missourt were the premium gale to marices an! prices are lower than they were ia, 118 bhds., e e following are dhe Latest qu ind and common Inge, j dark lemf, @B 60 a 3 b * De en dull ar a week ayo. We vious week. T! bo, w Slo. ; sorape, #2 n $4 & $6 75; sound lugs, 86 7 a BB dark factory dried leaf, £9 a 3 ‘1b, 50; biack wrappers, 2 n #15; medinm color ind bright leat, $15 & B40; fine to feucy do., $40 a B79 per 1U0 ibs, PREMPN, July 2 1988, Durieg p the last fortnigat a slight change for the better hus ocurred in the tobacco market. ‘The yartous parcels « crop'Kentucky offered. to ‘arrive proving to be of a sert able characler the tales of” mews crop now, up 1,500 hhda, ‘The stock of old leaf (crop of I amouiting to about 2000 ‘hhds., is very much nec: lected. It is @ general complaint’ among manufacturers that the crop of wald year has kept bad'y aud wo Tus sales of Virginia are not tn, proportion, to thes tuoky, because some importers are not oiteriog dre tee mg Party ‘because some dealers decline to buy this de- scription of tobacco until it has passed through the sweat and properly developed its quality, The late sales have been made s but new Virginia in store of low fat ‘quality catuot be so as readily to arrive as the'same kind of Kentucky. REAL ESTATE MATTERS. Salo of Lots at Jamaica, L. I. There were no sales of real estate at the Exchange yesterday, but Mesira, Johnson & Miller held a sale of lots at Jamaica, l. I. A large number were ad- vertised to be sold, but, although the attendance was good, less than fify were disposed of. Below we give particulars: — 16 lots, average 252100, m block bounded by Dugan and rehareh “ats, Warwek and Avkroyd ava, cilibert Bayres each 860 4Jots on Shelton a, cor proband a, S83106, Win Thomp- 4lots'on Shelion ‘av, ing cor Ackroyd av, same ize, Win Thompson, each 60 6 lots on Ackroyd join, 2 ped bat vr, ABx10%, Wan Thom omen, 90 } ie Dew oct Liberty at fad Ackroydav, Was 170 Sdjdning on Aikroyd ay, “prlod, M Ferguson, ‘ 180 adjolting on Ackryd a¥, 46.007, John ‘Wileo 160 Tigi Pag aarp tuk aa bead OYAL HAVANA LOTTERY, OFFICIAL DRAWING, JULY 14, 1808. Bo. Prise Pris |X Friae.|No. Prise. No. Ennai SS Eres — 3282 APPROXIMATION PRIZ: Approximations to the £100,000 P Prise From No. 13,201 0 No. 1,200, inclusive, each. . 2,30 Approx! No. 10,830, ine ara AY id BETaH to No. 2,140, taclusive, ea each. Prizes paid in gold. Information furnished. ‘The highest rates pald for Doubloons and all kinds of Gold and Stlver TAYLOR & CO., Bankers, 16 Wall street, Now ¥ FOR SALE, CONFECTIONERY, CREAM AND REFRESHMEN' sale—On lending avenue elegantly att iarble soda apparatus; three years’ loase; good rews a JOUN ere nae, Sixth av., between Forty-first and Forty-second sts. A TOR SALE, BAKERIRS, CRACKER BAKERIES, t jendid Broadway Oyster ‘and Liquor Saloon, corner Liqtor Stores, Ale Vaults, down town Restaurants, Lunch Kovins, Coffee Saloons, * Co oneries, Meat Markets, Hotels, Billiard Saloon, Roadside Hotels. MITCHELLS Store Ageney, 77 Cedar street. 8 for ~ PROFITABLE BOARDING HOUSE, WITH CHEAP Lease, for sale, with or without furniture ; 17 excellent boarders; Apply to NEAFIE, Keal Katate Broker 1,874 Third venue, corner of Kighty-alxih atrect. GENTS’ FURNISHING STORE, WELL LOCATED A. Shi established, cheap for cash ; sold for’ want of capt. tal; partner would be taken, Address CapitalgHerald ofice. MILK ROUTE FOR SALE.—INQUIRE AT 200 WEST Fortieth street. “4 NEAT SOAP FACTORY, ALL COMPLETE, With A. welling house, adjoining, for sale cheap. For’ partici jars call ut No. 441 West Seventeenth treet. DRUG prom. IN WILLIAMSB\" RG FOR ca. Aatabliabed et; boa rice 81,000; terms enay; iow. Inquire of Gia TIS & 00,, 361 Pearl Tien GROCERY STORE FOR SALE—IN THE BEST A business part of the city. Parties gong West ; will gel at a bargain Lease, Fixtures, ‘dc. Apply to G. W. DICHETT, No. 2 New Chambers att GOOD OYSTER SALOON AND be rlge ON A the west side of the town, near Broadwi will be sold cheap. Apply to WILLIAM wis atham square. conrpomonne’, AND TOY STORE F FOR SALE Ac ished over seven years, in the Vicinity of two achools, iorwith dwelling apartments. Applyat 413 Second av. GOOD STAND FOR SALE—IN WASHINGTON MAR- A ket. Inquire at 71 Barciay street, New York. OADWAY FRUIT AND CONFECTIO: ERY STORE ¥ ‘sale—Sodawater Fonntain; receipte about $45 per for aay ini onan SOT IAYD & 00, 194 Brondwa RECTIFYING DISTILLERY IN A GOOD NE A borhood will be sold cheap for cash, Address Di iiiety Herald office. FIRST CLASS GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE, A established & twelve years, and i good cash trade; fong lease; also Horse and Wagon. Apply on premises, 198 Reventh atreet. TTER, CHEESE AND RGGS MARKET FOR SALE— B Situated on Ninth avenue; location to make mone; the right man liberally dealt . Apply at 208 Washington street. eae YARD. FOR SALE, THE LEASE, | STOC Fixtures of ots ee ag TO) 2s, in ‘Br ookiyn. For particulars address jusiness, Herald office. RE POR SALE—WELL FITTED UP, WITH D'or y prea, Oe dey. “aaron = aseeocrpset -\RUG STORE FOR BALB_—A FEW MILES FROM THE city; a rare $228 gacme. For par- ‘inquire of & LEE, 9 Beekman street. D's: @ STORE IN BROOKLYN FOR SALE.—THIS I8 saa rags bet chance for good druggiet with amall capt I J, Boxe 8, M. | And-aceuhd hand Toole acid Mi hinery, hae on AP A BARGAIN, A GROCERY AND MILK tarnegeaah braite, with three yeourw wen pays the rent of store. {li | son for selling. Address Grocer whote house owner the anly re Fifly-third street. JOR SALE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A CrOAR | Fo siabd cn the best part of Fulton airect, now dongs | ¢ {ood business, Apply at 149 Fulton sircet, JOR SALE—CHEAP, SIXTEENTH WARD HV Weat Seventeenth ‘street, near Hight ave only 900 whole house. Two years’ lease. The rent ballroom, cellar, only 810 por mont. NI ul CLASS. HATRDRE! SSING BUSI ie eat Ten huatnens Leal lity down town, owner retiring from business. Address A. 180 Broadway. r 4, OAR reat Wr store, ‘OR SALE—FOUR YRARS' LEASE OF A FINE COR- ner Store, Apply at 186 Bleocker street. POR, BALE -IN BROOKLYN, A GOOD CORNER Grocery Store, Horse and Wagon, doing @ good business. Reason for selling owner having two cannot attend to both. Call and see at the grocery store in Myrtle avenue, second door above Marcy avenue, or inquire of WILLIAM WARING 42 Fulton street, Brooklyn. OR SALE—A TOBACCO FACTORY, IN THIS CITY, for fine cut chewing and amoking tobacco ; incomplete running order. Apply to t BERNARD # 00. 1 POR, SALR—A, FIRST CL.As8 GROCERY STORE: ant Wan business; cheap; lease, stock, fixtures; am an mn. amet Clinton and Nelson street, d reason givenfor selling. No agents feed Ashwell Wou.# pt ibys FINE CASH GROCERY, NO. reet, on account of illness of the own: Stock and aiataee with or without furniture; OR SALE—THE OLD ESTABLISHED PHOTOGRAPHIC Gallery 120 Bowery, near Grand street ; nm location and doing & good business ; @350 cash. Apply at the place. — OB SALE—AT A BARGAIN, THE FIRST CLASS Confectionery and Ice Cream Saloon, 548 Third avenue; doing & fine business, Bs SALE—FIRST cues Ds DOWN TOWN LUNCH ml the office of Weatches- ier House; corner'Hroome and OR SALE—THE peony FIXTURES vi FURNL ture of a barroom an: doin, ford usiness, down Terms ay we ly at 218 Fulton street. OR SALE—A BARBER SHOP), NEAR BOWERY: cheap rent; reason, sickness in the family, Inquire in Deer saloon 623 Ninth street, Fre Hit pd BUSINESS, WITH A iar an ns rerything complete. reat) Brookiyae 08 Lieto ti IN Lisa ot RISING Sow. or forni jul room in H. KING 18 Murray stocks ie Arnly pela ESL LT Pelle nl F°%., SALE—A CORNER LIQUOR STORE, SITUATED on the route to Jersey ferry; with ne sinegs and good le: ‘or aria apply to oWIDHAM pears No.6 Wi ‘treet OR SALE—A RESTAURANT, BILLIARD, agua find Lager Beer Saloon, full idense and loase; must b aold this week on account of'the owner going to Europe, go ply at 6 Fourth avenue, Niagara Fire Insurance Company. OR SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A DRUG Store, established 1860, One other Store toa popula- tion of 6,000; good chance form hysician jm must be sold to settle an estate, Address W. bethport, N. J, FOR, SALE-THR | WELL, KNOWN | BREWERY nown as the Clinton Brewery. Inquire af the premises, 13 Clinton street, FOR SALE-STOCK AND, FIXTURES, OF A WELL established Cigar Siore, doing a good business; present gumer going South. Apply at 24 (old No.) Fulton’ avenue, rooklyn. (OR SALE—A MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS Store in one of the best locations in Brooklyn, doing & aplendid business; Stock, Fixtures, Leas The store will pay for iteolf during tne fail Caden Ti health the oni cause for selling. APM ty at flower store 100 Grand street, jew York, from 10 A. P.M. (OR SALE—A GOOD MILK ROUTE, WITH HORSE and Wagon, selling at present $50 quarta per day. Ap- ply at 460 West Forty-tirst street. (OR SALE—A LARGE ICEROX, WITH SMALL Ht ,Sonles, (Or a butter store, very cheap, 422 East Tenth atreet. OR SALE—A LARGE PICTURE, PICTURE FRAME and Looking Glass Establishment, with four years’ lease of fine store. Ad Southmayd & Co., 19 Broadway. Fo SALE—A NEATLY FITTED UP BARROOM, WITH ‘Lease of the whole House, on one of the principal streets of this city. Inquire W. H. MELLICK, 421 Broadway. POR SALE THR STOCK AND, FIXTURES OF A TOY and Candy Store, with two rooms, only $15 » month, in Firat avenue, between Sixty-first and Sixty- -aecond att streets, OR SALE THE GOOD WILL, STOCK, "AND FIXTURES of a nice Candy and Notton Store, with good accommo; dations to live rege Houston street ; cheap rent and paid up to the Ist of Regust price 40, BR SALE—EXPRESS ROUTE, WITH HORSES, Wagons, &c. OS. BRAY, Exprens offloe, 68 Vortandt areet. WOR SALE OR TO EXCHANGE—A BOOK, STATIONE- Fy, Fanoy Goods and Variety ‘Store, extablished in 1842; waning ‘to take in part payment New York, Long Island or New Jersey real estate; reasons for sellingy necessity of change of residence. Address Stationery, Herald at, STORE, ON FIGHT AVENUR—WILL BE SOLD bargain, or will take @ partner; good chance for right oer HOWES & CO., No. 2 Dey street, room No. 9. ILK ROUTE FOR SALE.—140 QUARTS A DAY; ALL retail; good horse and wagon. Inquire at 374 Kast Fourth street. RARE CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.—STATE RIGHTS ust granted. Onl at the . H. SILLSON, TOVE AND TIN BUSINESS FOR SALE. STORE, Stock and Tools; will sell separately. Address C. Newkirk, Montgomery, Orange county, N.Y. ECOND HAND SAFES, OF ALL MAKERS, FOR Saale cheap, for cash, at American Steam Fire Proof Safe Company, No. 42 Paths tient SECOND HAND jarge, one medin one mediim size Parlor Sate, at 68 Cannes TPO MACHINISTS. POR SALE, A. SMALL MACHINE hop, in the city of Poughkeepsie; all necessary tools and fixtures for ( mall jobbing work ; good opening for one who understands sewing machine enty.. For rms fee information inquire of Mr. LIBBY, Union Place jotel. REPROOF SAFES CHEAP—ONE Book Safe; also reet nema td ASHES--AN EXC! yA barrel sent on the receipt of #1. HR, 618 West Forty-seventh street. q TONS OF LU fertilizer: a W. H. PIN: $175. FOR SALE_AT A SAORIFICE, A CONFEC- tionery and Bakery, in Hoyt street, between Sec. ond and Third streets, Brooklyn. ‘This is'a good opportunity for any person wishing to engage in the business, as the pro- prietor must leave in consequence or sickness. "If not sold thin week it will be sold by auction on Monday morning, ith fost., at 10 oclock. 40¢ EAST FOURTEENTH STRERT.—A STORE AND Fixtures for sale, with three large Rooms attached, occupied at present fiat lass millinery and dressmak: ing establishment ; sailing ‘out on account of other business, Call for one week. SEO0 ereastTORE FOR SALE GOOD LOCATION; J ‘two years’ lease ; stock, fixtures all complete ; also, Saloon at Hoboken | one on Broadway. E. M. MASON, No. 1 Contre street. $1. 700. _POR SALE, OYSTER SALOON, RESTAU- Fant and Boarding How roadway, with billiards: Inquire of JOHN G, FEURRLEIN, Notary Public, 48 Chatham street, room No. 3, MACHINERY. F% SALETHREE FOLDING MACHINES. ADDRESS Printer, Herald ofice. R SALE—ENGINES AND BOILERS, THE BEST lot fn the city, 1 to 100 horse; they must be sold, or will ‘exchange for brick or other roperty. 680 and 683 Weat F% SALE A “NICE ENGINE LATHE AND A LOT OF § basinal Apply at 27 Powers street, Williams- burg, E. D. {OR SALE CHRAP STEAM BOILERS OF ALL DE. criptions, new and second hand; one No. 8 Cam Pump ahd Water Tanks. “Apply ta the boller shop foot of Eighth street, East river. R GALE, CHEAP_GAS MACHINE, | MANUFAC F tured by nton ‘aa Company, Boston, , Mase. Apply to HENRY ©. SMITH, 48 Pine street. ACHINIST sae DEALER | IN NEW Latent Vice Plana Bhctting end Paleya’ Power, Screw ind Lever Presses, ac, one Tobacco Cutting Machine, at 4 East Broadway. __ CLOTHING. : A’ a by Ln by aaa AnD. GENTS CAN whom Wes pal. hey | BU PRGTED AND ©, NFAY BY Sep Aes ot BENDALL f NA ‘warehouses, 16, , ~~ FoF iitares POR SALE A Lapin A nak come ~— Lanne AND st rst ony $0 par on eee to attend RB SALE—AT Cis ply at Bureau pa ae FR cot a ees | Ce. Peat A re ees MANUPACTURR BETTE ee Races, coe and oat DENTIQTRY. Bears SALES AT F AUOTION. LAKOF HOUSEHOLD PURNITORB BALB. Over 15,000 worth 0! inagninee: nt and yenteet Housebold Furniture ap vp this day (Wednesday) July 22, at 1059 Oreloek new 119 West Eighth street, ber ke isleada, Bureans, i iinit Mattresses, Beds, Claas, Cattery, Bullet, Extension Table, Dining —MAGNIFION NT HOUSEHOLD "Poraiture com oes. All pe. veltyan eat Sixteenth atreet, be- . wal onion, Tablo,: B Ware, in lote to suit purchasers athe UCTION NOTICE.—AT ERNEST ROTH'S FURNITURB 68 Bleecker atreet, near Brosawway j Fur- niture at lesa than ‘auction prices and warranted. Parlor Suits, covered sin any ue French watin frocatel, $150 aad $200; also over ery are Library, Bedroom and Din- ape or batrclot, for ,00) worth ofall k fig oom Furaivare ches Y J. BARRY, AUCTIONRER—AN EXTENSIVE AUC. Household Furniture, mi whiop ia tn perfect arder and but ittie used. —-Mesere, BAB ., auctioneers, will ell this day (Wednesday), J tion sale of 'magnitice: Fifth and ae ay Ht “oomamencing satire ‘contents, of tke Mouse, conkiatto gant rosewood 7 octave Pianoforte, elegan in French satin, also in French rep: Centre Tables, nt Bedroom Furniture, Dining Room eacriptive catalogues on the moraing of RY ROBERT "SOMERVILLE, OKER, AUCTIONEER AND REAL FSTATE, OPPORrTE, THE POST OF: E will sell on Thursday and Fret day, July 28 and 24, at Cree @ large and valuable collec. On by eminent foreign and ne collection will be found BR 37 NASSAU STREET, SRONERT SOMERVILL tion’ ‘of modern ‘American artists: among this” Landscapes, Marines, Fruits, Flowers, Historical gious subjects a they are now all arranged for publie yoxbIDt- RY HENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIO! Fe. Resta HENRY H. LEEDS & MINER will nell by xuction on Thurs day, Fae Four ares ‘o'clock, on the premisea 697 Broad Fourth the well known Kestaurant knows he Waverley, doing a good business, consisting of all the ym Fixtures, Kitchen Utensils, &e. ; afford- ing an excelent opportunity for embarkin; prodtable business inet the Excise ina safe and license, which ex- 'Y JAMES M. Bee, 2 ounce 28 PIN cy ft ranch rope and Lot north side Union avenue, commencin of Monmouth avenua; the house ia three stor frame, 80x80 feet, 11 rooms ; lot 100x100 feet. ‘ulars at the office. B'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD Fummitare, Ofiee, Farsitare, og me FAIRFIELD, ‘Auctioneer, ‘on Wednesday, J pete M., at 36 Ve atreet, up stairs, He Chairay Hxte atabd none 0, Also Velvet, Brusselay Also Othice Furn| order of executor. XECUTOR'S SALE—OF BOOKS, BENJ, P. FAIRFIELD, Auctioncer, om Tuy 92, 1868, at 10 A. M., at 3 ‘Vesey stroet, con- Washstands, &0.; also @ and miscellaneous Books, CLOTHING, FUR- rot Slothivg? atantar ‘are, 0. By order of executor. EORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER—SALESROOMS NO. 108 ‘auction this day, at 1034 o'clock, el Household Furniture, Desks, Liberty street, will sell Le general assortment of Fancy Goods, &c. x a ere No. @ Cortlandt amet four doors west of Broadway; COLLECTION OF MODERN Ot siiite § OF Nh BELGIAN, ENGLISI ND AMERICAN EGHOOLS, INCLUDIN PI TATE COLLECTION OF THE’ LATE PETER RICE, 0} KLYN. INER & BARKER will sell at auction om day, 31 res ‘Wd July, at LU o'clock each d_ Wedneada: es SGoriiandt street, a large and day, at t italearoues, No.8 fine ‘collection of modern original Ol Paintings'of the Fi English und American schools, among Which are Hood of * ongon, =9 Bea rivate collection at aie inte Of Brooklyn, ® number of fine Script io order from the originals inthe prin Ei eethe above ‘are 0ow on exhibition with AAC WOLF, AUCTIONEER, WILL 8 large angortment consisting of Carpets, fourchold Furniture, Suits, Kitchen Ute cloths, Parlor Suits, Bedroom BOGART, AUCTIONEER, e lay, at 104 o'clock, at the ‘euotion rooms, No. 1 North William street, Household Furniti Cottage Suits, Dressta Tables, Pictures, » consisting of mahogat » Washstande, Hexen fon sind odateade, "Beds and Beddt Offctoth, Gan Chundeliern one mahogany Billiare Bagatelle Table, ten sets ght Wagon Wheels,one sorrel Pony, sound and kind, pleasant driver, good worker, Ac. ‘AMES JENKIN: 1,889 and 1,401 Bros stock of eartlage repository, co: pea Wagons of all descriptions, ‘ot Harness of all kinds, Robes, Bl: Moma SALE, BENJI. P. Chatty, Gamera, Copper Urns and. Uveusl and Bar Fixttres: also the unexpired thr of L OU ARRINE R, Attor D LD BUILDINGS AT AUCTIO! ae of the road or publ id Visit treet, will ‘ve Inid out between Fi Wednesday, 20th Jaty inst, F eaday, July 22, at 1 « it poet tices» fine stock be Cin ings and ‘ramed Engravings. SHERIFF'S SALE. 5S nesday), at 110% Goods, Store Fix WILLIAM BAIRD, ERIFF'S SALE—F) Auctioneer, wii At 428 West Tirenty-fourth atrert sit this day (Wedne ‘Tous ¢. Ler, Deputy. ERIFE'S SALE—OFFICE FU! Murray aireet, one Iron Sal shhns O'BKIEN, I at ow ower at “Sot ©. brat, Deputy. HORSE—RICHARD Auctioneer, ill sell this day (Wednoada Ridt corner Thirty-ni JAMES O'BRIE: ne, ‘one ver a COOLEY, “AUCTIONEER, % NEW CHAMBERS sireet, sete thie a seri 1A. M., the entire Pistaren Tce Boxes, Racks, Bluok, Tray, of n° Butcher sh Saw, Knives, &e. ; M. WITTERS, A 80 secon: Sot eg whcond haa 4 HANRSQME COUNTRY RESIDENCES AT MONT- ast BLURCKER, SON ‘SON'S "C0, SMALL FAMILY, PROM ORFTaa fae House in a de bgt yee Meet basement ‘Address, permit, J. A. Van Fr gan eh Seep Fourth avenue. ANTED BY A sana AND. WIFE, two rniahed, for ght tome ing terms and location, T. B., te aaa OF A SMALL PRIVATE HOUSE, with modern improvements, by & Tek os ‘and reapectable, man, wife ad ol won; | Address, stating terma, KD—A NBAT COTTAGE OR A SMALL 71 TENE, ment with a Mile land, Just out of, thet REA THARE, $10) TANTED 10 RENT—STORE Cait wi or adaroun'AC'S. We 81 Bask Want A Rooms sul my Feut not to ‘o exceed "i 'Y¥ HOUSE LW Ai TF. 703 HIRE— ie ty HARING, 178 surtable for on art store. GENTLEMAN AND Maat housek yp -IN A RESPECTABLE LOCALITY, TWO OR deat ent saree WB tng ate modaris re. naaree H-