The New York Herald Newspaper, August 19, 1868, Page 7

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, TUESDAY, August 18—6 P, M, ‘The gold market opened at 140% this morning and advanced to 146%, following which it gradually de- ¢lined to 145% under the hammering of the bears, assisted by sales of “long” gold by houses and opera- tors carrying railway shares and governments which bad depreciated on their hands. The closing trans- actions, prior to the adjournment of the board at three P. M. were at 145%, and subsequently sales were ‘Made as low as 1455, but the latest quotation on the @treet was 145% 145%. Loans were made at3a4 percent per annum for carrying, The volume of business was large and during the latter Part of the day considerable excitement @ttended the dealings. The gross clearings amount- @d to $74,465,000, the gold balances to $1,623,757 and the currency balances to $2,528,606, The Premium has already been declined so far that a sharp upward reaction is invited, the “short” inte- west outstanding being very heavy. The steamer Cimbria, for Hamburg, took out $183,671 in specie, @nd the Sub-Treasury disbursed $61,000 in coin in payment of interest on the public debt, The price of gold varied at intervals as follows:— + 146% 2:30 P.M 14576 146% 5:50 P. M. 145% This has been a day of great excitement on the Stock Exchange, owing toa further decline in Erte to 483{ and a sympathetic movement in the entire railway list. Margins were consequently weakened, and forced sales of large amounts of stocks took piace. There is no more reason, however, why stocks should decline at this particular time than there was three months ago. The Dear element is noticeably active in all the Wall Street inarkets just now, aud the losses of the street Dave of late been enormous, particularly in Erle, ‘which has declined more than twenty per cent al- most within a8 many days, The market for Erie is being manipulated at present by Daniel Drew anda few others in a manner well calculated to swindle the street,,and the outside public will do well to leave it alone. i Money continues in abundant supply at four per cent for call loans to the Stock Exchange with ex- ceptional transactions at three and five per cent. Tm the discount line thore 18 considerable firmness and the supply of commercial paper 1s larger than usual of late, the best grace being rated at 6a 7 per cent, according to the length of time it has torun. The disposition to realize on stocks reflects to some extent the feeling of apprehension which prevails in relation to the future of the money market; and in this conection it is well to say that all fears of stringency Uirough the operation oi natural causes at any time this year are un- founded, We shall merely have a healthy demand for money at six and seven per cent in October and @ part of September, and the indications are that the supply will be more tian equal to it even when the drain westward is most felt. The Treasury will not, as in former years, interfere with the free circu- ation of the currency. It has ceased to bea bor- Tower and it has no gold to sell, and consequently its operations can have no effect in disturbing the course of monetury affairs, Then, again, currency contraction having long ceased, the trade of the country las become adjusted to the present volume of the circulation, and full provision is made for the redemption of the ‘Afty millions or less of compound interest notes out- Gtanding by the issue of fifty millions of three per cent certificates which cau be eid as legal tender by the banks. Moreover, the general trade of the coun- fry is without any speculative features, and the inte- rior demand for curveacy this autumn will be con- ned almost entirely to the West for the movement of the crops. In the market for government securities an im- proved feeling and a iarger volume of business was generally reported, although at the'close prices were & fraction lower than last evening. ‘The leading dealers are sill enabled to borrow at three per Sent, but the disposition of the street is to over- discount higher rates, and in this way a very heavy “short” interest has been created which will mate- ‘lally assist the upward reaction which must inevi- Jably follow the preseut depression. At the close ‘he market was quiet at the following quotations:— Registered, 1881, 11575 a 114!4; coupon, 1881, 1144 a (1445; 5-20’s, registered, 1862, 10314 a 1083{; 5-20's, oupon, 1862, 11334 @ 1134g; do., 1864, 1085, @ 108%; 4o., 1865, 111% @ 11154; do., 1505., January and July, 407% @ 108; do., 1867, 10714 a 107%; do., 1868, 10734 @ 07 54; 10-40’s, registcre:l, 10314 @ 104; 10-40’s, coupon, 10844 @ 108%; September compounds, 1865, 11634; Uctober do., 118. At the commencement of business the railway share market was dull and heavy, and atthe early session of the open board Erie sold at 52),, New York Central 12644 and Rock Island 99, At the first regular board the volume of businesa was rather light and prices had a drooping tendency. On the call iNew York Central closed 4, higher than at the same 'me yesterday, Cleveland and Pittsburg %, Milwaukee and St. Paul 1, do. preferred 11s, Pacifie Mail 1, Ten- Inessee sixes, €X-coupon, 44 and North Carolina sixes, x-coupon, %, while Erie was % lower. Govern- ment securities were dull and %{ a % lower. At the 2pen board at one o'clock the market was active out weak, and Erie was pressed for sale at 61% a 314g and New York Central at 125, a 125%, while Fort Wayne declined to 10534. At the second regu- har board the market was weak and New York Central closed 134 lower on the call than at tite first gular board, Erie 1%, Michigan Southern 1, Cleve- iand and Pittsburg %, Rock Island 1%, Fort Wayne aX, Milwaukee and St. Paul %, do. preferred %, Ohio and Mississippi }¢ and Pacific Maill, Government securities were 3 a 54 lower and dall, At the open ipoaru at half-past three stocks were pressed for sale nd a further decline in prices took place, After- wards the pressure to sell increased and Erte declined to 484, while the entire list was weak. At the close at @ few minutes past six o'clock the quotations were as subjoined:—New York Cen- tral, 12234 @ 122%; Erle, 483%; Reading, 88 @ 883%; ichigan Southern, 82 a 82%; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 84 a 844; Cleveland and Toledo, 98 a 984; Rock Island, 97% a 9754; Northwestern, 80\¢ @ 80%; do. preferred, 60% a 80; Fort Wayne, 104% @ 104%, ‘The foreign exchange market is quiet, and although the supply of bills on the street has been largely re- ‘duced the rates are without improvement. At the close bankers’ bilis on England at sixty days were quoted at 1094 @ 100%; at three days, 100% @ 109%; commercial, 10834 a 109, Bankers’ bills on Paris sixty days, 4.184% @ 6.16. On Berlin—Bankers’, 14 a 71%; commercial, 714% a 71:4. On Bremen— ukers’, 7944 @ 70%; commercial, 76% @ 701. On yranklort—Bankers’, 4045 a 407%. On Amsterdam— Bankers’, 40% a 407% |, 40% & 40%. On Hamburg—Bankers', 853%. On Antwerp—Bankers’, 5.18% @ 5.16. Consois and American securities were quoted thus in London to-day and on the previous dates men- tdoned:— commercial, 36% @ 8 = Ang. 13. — ‘onsols. arc nO Five-twontles, 1% nt % Hilinots Central... rT Brie. . vee 88% ‘The President of the Mechanica’ Banking Assocta- tion of this city bas written the following statement iin relation to the overdrafts of Mr. Samuel Strong, formerly & member of the open board of brokers, hich explaing ttscif: ‘The claim of this bank against Samuel Strong for ithe amount of his overdrafts in account with the sain’ lias been amicably adjusted. We further state that we fully belleve that the honey paid to Horace White, of Syracuse, by said Strong, by a deposit in the National Park Bank of chis city, Was paid to said White upon a bona fide indebtedness from said Strong to said White for ‘ viously borrowed, -ypgge y pre’ y MASON THOMSON, “president of the National Mechanics’ Banking’ As- 1aiion, Date. i New York, August 14, 1868, ‘The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay- ents and balances at the Sub-Treasury in this city for the expired portion of the week have been as ‘OLlOWSi— Custom House, ——————Sub- Treasury. Receipts, Receipts, Paymenta, Aug. 17.. $2 lances, 168,203 $2,265,020 $3,272,911 $83,285,340 Aug. 14, 418,000, ' 676 2,870,479 83,603,437 ‘The Philac euipais bank statements of the past two Iweeks compare as under:— August 1), August 1% ; $16,017,160 64,074,758 Ine... ee 196,530 2,528, 17,819,800 40,41, Ned 49,652,408 ie © 058,689 19,022,781 620772 ING BURT + 80, 9 90,11,203 Lee. . 46768 Bwi729 GLI? Veo. OA TA NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, 19 AUGU 1868. 7 SALES AT THE WEW YORK STOCK EXCHANIE. Tuesday, August 18—10:15 A.M. Ee ee an: ‘5000 1s0U0 Te 20 oun a x NOON CW, sccbel's 13 40-0 NY Central 6's, ‘88 96: 100 98: 145 tro as ey 10) at Bg 6400 91 350 1080 a“ a 100 Fed 9046 500) M 9) ‘7u0 i 8000 iy 1000 BS 500 2: 8000 A! 8055 $e ast Metro bog 30 Corn Exchange BK. 136 50: 10 Fourth Nat Bank... 10436 bo: 145 Bk of Commerce... 121 100 do...... ad call 603 60 Pitts, Ft Wa Obi RE 107 100 'doisreceeeseesee 107 500 do. Seco 1ST 100 Ohio & Mins RR... 29 Re erie: 20in Lat . ae RI 64 10s o'090 » 20 Panama RR. 200 Tuiinois Goatral RR. 168 ie 8536 20000 Tonu és, new. 440 Morris & Exsex 34 ey is 200 hs Canton C tt Lowa staan pt. 7 100 Pac Mail 88 Co. Wig BO Pika FAW a Chl RE: 16 40 do. +1015; 200 105 200 do qu” 300 59 Western Union Tel. “3% 300 49 Adams Expres 400 400 400 ds 080 GW Tol, Wab & Western, BU Ohio & Miss RK... bet c 100 Merehenis‘Ualon kx #1 200 NY Central KR..... 134 lo La) COMMERCIAL REPORT. TUReDAY, August 18—6 PM. BEESWAX was dull at 45c.a47c. At the latier price sales were reported of 5,000 Ibs. BUILDING MATERIALS.—For Eastern spruce there was a air demand at fuil prices, viz:—€20 a $2%, the latter for ex- tra cargoes. The sales were about 600,000 feet, mainly at $21 a 621 50, The arrivals are still light. Yellow pine Umber was unchanged, being quoted at 8300885, Laths were in good demand, closing at $3, Lime was steady at #1 10 for common and §2 for lump, Rosendale cement was eady a1 1 76 per bbl; while bricks were in fair demand at 10 80 for Long Island, $8 a $9 50 for New Jersey, 12 tor Nort river, $1S'e Gi for Croan and gis & 980 for ‘niadelphia front, Covron.-Rocetpta, 601 bates. Notwithstanding the unfa- yorable cable news {rom Liverpool the market continued ac- tive, and pricea were Very firm at yesterday's quotations, ‘The demand was princtpaily trom spinners.’ The sates eu: braced 2,800 baiey, ine uding 84 for speculation, 830 for ex- port and 1,686 for spining. ‘We quote Jpiands ana ‘Mobile and New Ovleans Memphis. Texas. Ordinary..... Be ont ag Good ordinary: rr 25 Low middiing.- 38 aRig Middling.. Buy Good middling aig 22) 3 CoorRgaGr S(OoK was la moderate de:and, but stead; at ¢3 10a $5.20 for sugar shooks, $8 iach heu ia; 73 50 me for do., 38 inch do. ; $275» ¥2o0 for molasses do., 32 Inch do.5 eb for box shooks, $5 50 for rum do., and $6 30 a $7 for pip CANDLES were dull but steady at 2c. a 2c. for adams tine 14 ounce), 4c. a 4c. for speria, and Sic. a tc. patent. Co1m YARN was in some demand. Sales 10,000 lbs. within the range of Ie. a 20c. Corren.—American ingot was in good demand, and steady atthe juotatious below. The salea were about 1,300,000 | AL 23/40, a Me, for Detroit, and Bie. for Portage Lake Baluauore. ihe saies noticed in our last report of TUU,00 ibe, Vortage “Lake and Baltimore for future. delivery were made at or about 2c. for October and November. Cor¥re.—Kio wastp moderate demand but at prices fa- Fofing the purchaser, There were sales of $3 bace ex Santos, 642 do. ex ie and pore and 105 do, ox South Ce 4 OD private terms, cargoes, 8 Pol, in bond; fair dow ‘Bice @ luc? good dor Wace prinle, 1Lige, a 1Lico; extremes for lois, b ge. ‘aid. ee Gunatl, Anien €°Co. make the Isit:—In New York, 164,410, bas Orleans, 6yH42; Phila ily 7,20 ‘ AUS AND DYES were’ quiet, but prices general; yrere unchanged. ‘There were sal: seh rr al 2 5-ite., gold, 1M tons sal soda, to arrive, at $1 65, ic jote?—Urdinary i we <t asa i uy gua ssid aa ou 1 the pot at 1 Gq, to. BOU oz, quinine ub leaching powders digcy currency; blcarb a 4e9 ly, sd caustlo sod: eS veh % The market wan dull; but steady, at #21 m 22 for st, Domingo logwood; $16, yo.d; for Jamalte dey St 883 do, for Lunn wood and 9175 do, Lor camwood. FLOUR AND GRA pls, 9.148 bbls. four, 282 do corn meal, 220 ushels wheat,’ 14385. do, coru, Wid gain bhido’ ro, The: Sous tmarter was somewees Urecenios Fresh ground four was in moderate demaud, but broug! full prices in allcases, whilo old flour was dull and almost nominal. Some saies were made of tull Previous prices, but generaliy they were at from lc. to 25c, per bbl. below yeater- day's prices, The business was mouerate, and at the close thé market was dail and heavy, California tour was quiet and steady at about previous prices; the sales were w!out 7,500 bbis.” Soutuern tour was in moderate demand at steady rices; the rales were 60 bbls. Rye tlour was quiet and lower, the saies beiny 225 bis. Corn meal was quiet at our quotations; axles 400 bbis. We quote 87 7 a 88 %5 86a 935 950— 1050 ie 8% 2 850m 1050 #25 — 10.00 1025 a 12 60 975 — 10 Bo NW 1350 12 60a 1400 14.00 a 15 00 i fain. 13.00 a 16 00 Southern superfine and extra. Www 12 50 We 1275 70a 1040 525 — 5 in Ha 675 Sea 585 viet hea, ‘and holders were compel ed ‘® Sc. in order to sell to any ex- ‘nowever, several londe of spting Sales were about 50,00 bushels, pring in tore and ‘alia Boat #2 10 for 2235889 88 for amber Unio, $2 ai for white do. and 2 %6 for choles ‘Corn continued active and firm, the market 31 a $1 Shy for prime new mixed aout, }Wi,000 "bushels, neariy ail out of con- | Bh og for new Westero mixed, 1 %5 1 28 for yeilow do. Oats wore quiet he rere, contaed to about Sale to grant ® concession o/ tedk "At the retucod prices, were taken for export. Th At BL 98 a #2 Ul for No. No.1 sprit Michigan, # i dtuon, at (rom 1 ie for wile Western and ‘as materially mall mipply. rices fri, We uote Georges jew mackerel No. 1, 422 WO & $20; Nu. 2 { No. 3, $10 60; Inrge No. 80. "Smoked her’ ices, vite, Se, for bested Dt pickled herring 9 bUls. were salmon was quoted at $28 a $20; Frets —the market, was extremely quiet, but rates were witnoul iar change. ‘The charwering business waa quiet. eagements were:—To Liverpool, per steamer, 8,000 boxes cheose at 25s. To London, per meaner, cheene at 45s, and 17 bhds, 85 cases tobacco at 30s. vessel to the Meciterrancan, 1,600 bbia, North German bark to Bremen, 9,500 bls. petroleum at 4a. Digd.. and a British orig from Philadel. lila to Curk for orders, 1,ibv bole. naphtha at Gs. 64.—if direct ( palak | BAGS were dull. but firm at 19¢.a 19\40. Mears. 4 Co. mate the fivek August Lo, 183, ta New York '. Leia 11,700 bales, in Boston f ale sales OFM was Qui 4c In Boston 60 bales at lige afte. Meena F Leland & Co. mate the eco Angus 16, 1808, in New York 16,80 bales, Lops were dull and unchau; Ue. part Fisit.—Wusiness in tary 008 and mackerel retrieved by th . for wed at @ uo. 1951, crop, ‘Anierican, be. w Ibe. fur 1866, and 156. & Bic. for foreign. Manila was moderately active, with 000 old, Jute was seady ai bige. a 6)yC., met the eing 10,000. Bi 0. as thay at Ihige. ef on, weconds, at ie it ualit Ye jews of buyers the sales 22 iba. urrency j ‘700 Texas, Hoo i ‘Lexa Kips, On private terms. Total stock “Anguat Is, 68, 178,200 ee xi INDIGO quieh vat unchanged ia valu roons Guatemala, at 31 42h gold. We quote arto Guaiemals, 4 10, do., and Bengal, *) 10 InoN.—Scotch pig was in tnies were effected of 1,100 tons Gartsherrie, Glengatnoc! and Eglinton from yard, understood at 843 a’ ® tora fgunton at 4340,” We quote-Gienga Mi Gareahereiy 144; Coltness, 944 50 43 0. American was quiet, but bl 41a G48 for No.l and a $98 for No, 2 200 tous No. Allentown at $48, aud 100 No. 2 at $33; No Peekskill was beld at #42. The sales of Bw eee ‘of this description reported in our inst was not made at 840. Ralis were fn some demand, 220 tons old double hee Pe a. en to on “99 American rails $7 ta ‘a R63, go) Tuan, thotgh quiet was arm at 96 85, gold, for ordinary foreign. LraTaen.—Hemlock enle was moderately active at about former prices. are liberal and the stock ts fair nd woil assorted. Ouk was steady, with uote Hemlock, Buenos AYTss middie, 28. m Bc. ;'d ight He eary, Sic, © 28e.i 00. faiddiey Be. He, Be. do. Oringco, 464 henry, oe, 290", xy ABBR. — We heard of no > pales of moment. NAVAL Bronre.—Heceipty 1.400 boi. ‘and 5,100 do. rosin. mark verily became Roary loa ‘cloain rhe merehantab! ipping oft). bola at ‘ery 200 « 45 c., and 192 do. merchan rorterately active and rather bea for common and rite turpenti a a Go. There were anlen of O68 | end) a1 93 90 0 98, and 1,000 do, atrained at #2 ‘hem ; shies 116 bola, Newborn at hte Yon Ubia.) at i 75, and 8 do. Wilmtagion wok. Cale Oiu Cath ran dad for the waut of stock. Calcutta was uvted at 2 8b 086; ieee rm at 1 OF a #110 in caske and bie Orb Ty Inwore gold all or. bard ol Waa quiet a a $1 W) winter iy Giuiied’ fea was uit aka, $2.06 8 4240, Fiah olls were dull, byl s. All obis. crude sperm xt 1 BD, nad ih bbis. aud brown whale ou urivais wrmar WS nuola crude id at former es §20. ate., bleached winter do., 90c., unbleached win- PHOvisiONs. Receipts, 18 bbs. beef, 122 pack mbate and €0 do, tarde The marcet for pork wan quick, but s Wibtis Armper ah the closs. New mass wee uated 31356 70; extra $25.25 9 25 meas, #2) @ ode of yd app of the latter were taker $7 TT deus: ah Swine were rotate bib gow c. ‘with arrivais of 1, demand and steady, the 820 50 for mess and beef was dull and entirely nominal. Beef hams ry salted do., Tide. for smoked d pickled hama, Sle, ‘smoked do. an bi i do. Bacon ed dull; prices, how- ever, were without quotable change. "We quote:-~Long clear 186,» 160. short do. 16340, a 17c1 jong ribbed Ife ahort do, Io. @ 180. tard was mare gotive and prices were firm, ine being about Ako at Tee a ts, for No. Tao rine team sia tae a for 01 inclu terces for August at ii buyers’ option.” The butter market was quiet*the demand recelpts, ‘aad Pennayh ae Pali. ae pete Mo. ame. Soi tabeeS8e. a tae an ns firki find Wlacousin, do. d stern Reserve, firkiv 80.5 ¥ extra factory dairicn 13 Tayo. aitat irs ie RIROLEUM.— Crude in bulk was to better demand, bat ie irregular. There were sales of 160 bbls. at Iéc., do. at mie, ‘end 1,600 do. for September on private te: markot losing ‘on th tbc. Retined r closing Ba "000 do. om pri Kc. do. on private terms do, forthe) aat half September at Hc. mae er ae Bie, ace sellers option; 2400 do, standard white, on the spot do, deliverable next week, at 82%0.? Hu doy, for te lant halt Auy ust at Sc. closing at or about 85\,0. ; 1,000, for October, at 1,000, for November, at B04, and 1,000 for October tnd Noramber (500 enc) at = NGe.—Of Caroliaa there were sales of about 100 tierces at ic, Fces ranged from Ye. to 0. Of Rangoon 8:9 bags in bond brought § 4e., gold. 2 FF a ae Silesian, though quiet, was steady at ‘0 ut pi dornand, the alee bai Piivate farne. Door ware fhe sales boing 32,000 Ibs. P do. Ci les Bayt on er regueat ‘at unchanged prices, 000 do. Central American, mpeachy, and 1, I Laguna on private terms, We quote :—Goat—famptco, Shc, 0 S740. gold; Matamoro Sie do.; Buenos Apron, do.} Caracor to, a A nycitre, ae a {inteed ‘continued im good demand and sales were made of 8,000 ed Ratinnd, at $290, gold, and 2,000 do., per Calumet, 21—both to arrive in Bos* ton. ‘Clover was steady, with t Ide. ies of about 60) bare aldige, Timothy was quiet, but ned ata }. Rough flax was unchanged at a 2 70 to 2 it bs SuGAL.—The es of consmqusnce trans: here. wi aie ‘acted {n this article, the trade having closed their places of business at twelve o'clock in consequence of the death of J. Lawrence Elder, of the firm of Havel & Elder. ‘About 25 bhds. and #5 boxes were sold upon'a basis of ilo. & 11, for fair to good refining Cuba, ‘he ket was quiet, but prices were without par. arrivals continue moderate. Jobers? ‘ound, and 5: ihe market for Kentucky was unusually quiet, arcely any demand from any source, but prices were without alteration, The transaetious were confined to about 75 bhds. at ic. a i4c, ‘The business in seed leaf was Moderate at about. former prices. There were eaies of cases Connecticut wrappers at 45c. a 75c., 26 do. seconds on private terms, $5 do. do, at 22c., and 50 ang fillers on privage jerms, Havana was quiet and unchanged, We quote Heavy Western Riphetegt, and Garkste c.@ ge, We. @106e ‘toe ete” ie alae ‘igo. w Ise. 3ige. a l4c. er ales. Ohio running lots. Pennsylvania rau —Hasaua—Common, Zic, a 80. ; good, 1; fine, $1 ob 81 10, Yara—Common, I cut, 8c. a Bbe ; good I out, $1 074 81 13; average lots, 90. a Mc. Manusactured, in bond — Black work, common and medium, Ic. a c.; do. good and fing, 2c. a We. Bright work-Common and medium, ce ‘do. good and fine, 50c. a &e, ‘Tis, —Pig wa dull, but held at former prices. Sales 100 pe, Malacca at a ey gold. We quote:—straits, 23%c.; English, 23 Banca, 26%e,—all gold. Pintes were faites deaseud, wok: wate) petvenian Utasngs 4a values sales 50) boxes, charoon! Ferne, at 81 6234, gold) I. 0.0 coal was generally quoted at $8 3744 a #8 50. gol TALLOW was in moderate reat toa hee The sales Were avout 60,000 Ibe., at 125,¢. a 12740. Witskey.Receipis, 435 bbs, ‘The market, though quiet, wag aveaiy. ‘There wete sales of 260 bbls. Western, tose, ‘The demand for fleece {8 good, though not 90 active as it was last week. Prices are very firm and the gene of sellers baer beg to sell to any tent except vance in prices. sales are still ‘prinelpaty for speculation, manui turers betng unwiking to make heavy purchises at Prices asked. Texas wool ls in active demand, mainly spec Jative, and with light offerings prices are while appiectactu California continues in falr request at att the market for forelgn there is arcely an} salen were” 31) prices are unchanged. | The 1 Ueeces at dic. Ne. Including 800 No.’ 1 Qbio te, 40,000 No, 1 and X do. at 44e. a 473¢c., 5,000 Western at (OU tine Michigan at 45c., 1,000 Pickiock at 6c., 10/000 = nak ry oe at dic. m BUe., 4, 00) X and XX do. on ‘private terms, (al 8) at 2 Uiiuols yw ss ey gaymined 1 ‘s i Ponce combing ‘at Sy me apring™ clip” California St Ble. a “Bic Spsinly g004, a aden ‘at 300. n 330.) ; 50s Ibs. burry do. oa S30, bs. State ‘pulled at 43e. a 44c. for extra; 310,00 loa, Bo = 2c. a Bc, including 250,00 Ibs. at 270. ‘a'suc, We quote X Ohio tleece at 47 c. a 48c.; XX do., bc. ab8e. Of foreign the sales are 40,000 lbs. Mexlean on private terms, MARINE TRANSFERS. The subjoined is a correct list of marine transfers re this port for the week ending the 18th instant:— __ Clase— Name. | Tonnage. |Share.| Price. Aug ‘Auguat 17/80 August 17) Schr. I August 1) | Schooner Laguna. August t7/Steam propeller Gen. Wm. Cook. . August 18) Schooner Frankil August 18|Sloop Guly Elma, ‘August 1é|8loop T. J. Hallock. OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE YESTERDAY. TRANAVRRS IN NEW YORK CITY, Sullivan st, No 140, x98. 220.3 gx 26nd. x7A.1L 61, x2) 30th at, n sao i w of Lith nv, #0454 4-580. 42d at, w of 34 Bi. arr legen cry "Myn's die ot ay, bre Bg it w of 7. #8 of 47th st, 25.83 cau Cee of Akh WESTCHESTER INTELLIGENCE. Reab ESTATH TRANSFERS.—Captain Shufetdt, United States navy, and for fome time United States Consul General on the Island of Cuba, has dis) “ere of his beautiful residence at Stamford to G. W. Jenkins for $10,000 and received in exchange the old Taimadge farm’ of 110 acres, near New Canaan. BURGLARY AT Port CuesteR.—Some rogues ef- fected an entrance into the barroom of the Stillwell Hlouse, Port Cheater, on Friday night last, and helped themselves to a quantity of cizars, quors and other property valued at $100, with which they made good thelr escape. ATTEMPTED BuncLary at Ry#.—Mr. J. DeCamp, proprietor of the Rye Hotel, near the depot, was aroused from his slumbers at an early hour on Satur- day morning by the barking of his dog in the, bar- room, and on down stairs, revoiver tn hand, he found that ore ars had opened one of the win- dows and the dog standing on a chair in front guarding the same. immediate! fterwards Mr. DeCamp discovered @ Wagon be driven of at great speed. A Dytno Man Dracoep From His Brp.—Mr. Michael Burns, who has been for a long time em- ployed as baggage master and agent of the Adams Express at the Port Chester station, recently became duugerousiy tl and made his will, which failed, it ta alleged, to mect the expectations and demands of his wife's relatives. One of the latter, named Pat- rick McLeaa, who had been watching the sick man, fot drunk and with the assistance of Burns’ wie i Mr. Burns and dragged bim out of bed. Infor. mation of this fact being given to H. M. Henderson, Justice of the Peace, be proceeded to the residence of Mr, Burns to put @ stop to such riotous proceed- ings. He was prevent from entering the house by Patrick Miley, who was also drunk, and seized hold of him and threw him down on the ground, Justice Henderson then got the assistance of constables Purdy and a Slater, and after a severe struggle with McLean and Patrick Miley they were secured, when Michael Miley, brother of the prisoner, Patrick Miley, and about & dozen others; en made a desperate effort to rescue the ovrenders, but by a free use of the locust in the hands of the officers the rioters were beaten FF Afew bours alter the occurrence of this di: ene and in- human treatment Mr. Burns breathed H Jas DaRina RosseRy AND RECOVERY OF Bonps.—W, J. Clark, of Southington, Conn, on reaching the Stamford depot on his way home, on Monday after- noon, placed a small valise containing United States bonds, to the amoufit of $7,000, besides other vainable Papers, on a settee whilo he propared a telegram to be sent from that point. fn the meaatime aman and Woman, tramps, (the fitat traveling as an ambreita mender,, picked up the valioe ead peed ot off with i ou bourd O18 trait wards § They puis | their fares to New Rochelle, but got out at Port Cheater, where the woman sold a .pair of gold sleeve bittonsgsaid to be worth abont $4, for fifty cents. One of the ciitzens caused her arrest on suspicion of having stolen the proverty, but as no ew was adduced against her she’ was dis- magistrate before whom she was taken. Her companion fed when she was arrested, Subsequently a jenqran nounced the robbery Yesterday mavens. ‘onstavles Charles Alfonse, of Stamford, and Purdy Slater, of Port Chester, started ofin pursuit of the rogues, On the arrival of the train at Mamaroneck the womaa got on board. The officers therefore went on in the same train to New Roonate and watched her movements in hopes to her accomplice, but as they led to find him there the officers took her into custody, with the valise in her possession, It had been ransacked, however, and the United States bonds and other documents .f value abstracted, but she consented to accompeny the officers to Port Chester and recover them from their place of concealment in tone wall, which she did, so that the officers were enabled to proceed to Stamford with the sae [ke evey in thelr possession by the one o’ciock P. M. and the woman in their custody, THE MATIONAL GAME, Base Ball Notes, The rain storm yesterday interfered with the ball players’ arrangements, and the games which were to have been played were necessarily postponed. ‘There were fully thirteen thousand persons present at the Atlantlo-Mutual game on Monday. Cammeyer and his troops worked all Monday night and yester- day morning trying to straighten up the clover which the immense crowd had flattened on the field. ‘There has been some mistake about the announce: ment of the fact that ts mes were tobe played to- morrow, Friday and Saturday between the Key- ones of mmiladelphi 1@ and the Atlantics, Mutual and Eckfords. The Keystones say they never author- ized anybody to make the matches for them. Cam says “things are mixed,’ but that a certain Mr. Reach, of 1! Keystones, made the arrangements. However, in consequence of the non-arrival of the Keystones, the arch of matches at the Union this week is untinished. It will take almost a week for the excitement cre- ated at the game on Monday to subside, ‘The game to-day at the Capitoline will be of more than ordinary interest, because of the splendid play- ing of the Actives in the late Mutual contest and the standing of both clubs. ‘To-iay the benefit for Zeller comes off at Chicago. The Excelsiors will play against the best nine they ean select, The Unions and Mutuals, on the return of the former, should give a complimentary testimo- nial to Zeller. The second game for the championship of Orange county will be played at Newburg on Thursday after- noon at two o'clock, on the Hudson River grounds, between the Delawares of Port Jervis and Iudson Rivers, ‘The first game was won by the DeMwares— POLITICAL. EMOCRATIC UNION GENERAL | COMMY of this committee will be hed at the rner of Ea and Thirty-fourth street, Wedues- day evening, Aucust o'clock prec! MICHAL 'L CONNOLLY, C iC PATRIOK KERWIN, Ghonue Bovosrs,¢ Seoretaries, STATE OF NEW YORK, OFF1OK OF THE SRORFTARY OF STATE, } ALBANY, Angin 1, 1808) To THE SUFRIFE OF THE COUNTY OF New ¥ oO ‘Stk—Notice ty hereby given that at the General [lection to be held in this State ou the Tuesday auccecding the first Mom day of November neat the following olllcers are to be electod, to wit: 1 of Renben E. Fenton. ‘A Governor, in the pli ‘4 Lieutenant Governor, in the place of Stewart Lr Wood- nee pro tem, ord, °A Canal Commissioner, tn the place of Robert ©, Dorn. An Inspéctor of Btate Prisons, In the place of Heury A. ‘A Clerk of the Court of Appeals, in the place of Patrick Henry Jones, A Juatica of the Supreme Court for the First Judicial dia- trict, in the place of George G. Barnard, Ail showetenes of otcs will expire a the last day-of De- comber next, Thirty-three Electors of President and Vice President of the United States. ‘A Representative in the Forty-first Congress of the United States for the Fourth Congressional district, c A of the First ward (including Governor's Island), Second, bird, Fourth, Firth, Sixth and Eighth wards of the city and county of New York. A. Representative in the Forty-first Congress of the United Statos forthe Fifth Congressional districts composed of the Se.enth, Tenth, Thirteenth and Fourteenth wards of the city und county of New York. ‘’\ Representative in the Forty-first Congress of the United Btatex for the Sixth Congressional district, composed of the Niuth, Fiftennth and Sixteenth wards of the elty aad county of New Yor! A Representative in the Forty-(irst Congress of the United Etates for the Seventh Congressional district, composed of the Eleventh and Seventeenth wards of the city and county of ‘ew Yor! ‘A Representative in the Forty-first Congress of the United States for the Eighth Congressional district, composed of the Eighteenth, Twentieth and Twenty-first wards of the city and county of New York. ‘A Representative in the Forty-frst Concress of the United Staten, for the Nluth Congrersional district, composed of the Twelfth ward (including Randal's Island and Ward's Isiand), Nineteenth ward (including Blackwell's Island), and Tweuty: second ward of the city und county of New York. ‘County officers also to be elected for said county :— Twenty-one Members of Assembly. A City Judge. in piace of Abraham D. Russ ‘A Keyinter, tn tl ot Fesrick H. Jones, appotnted tn the place of Char ine, decens ‘Tho Guperei-orm is the’ plases of William 3. Tweed and Sheridan Shook, All whose terms of office will expire on the last day of De- comer next, ctfully you et Boks \. NELSON, Secretary of State, IFES Ortiony August 8, 18%. Crry AND Counry oF New Yor Thereby certiy the above to be a this day received by ine from the Sec: AMES 3 o DRIEN, Sheriff of the clty and county of New York. Publishers of newspapers are hereby notitied not to insert {hie advertixement waless specially authorized to do a0. apter 480, Laws o1 aa JAMES O'BRIEN, Sheriff. LOAN T_MONEY LIBERALLY ADVANCED ON DIA- mons, Jewelry, Ac. or the same bought at the nighent ra Pawnbrokers’ Tickets bought for Dine monda, Watches, Jewelry, ke., at 77 Bleecker sireet, second fioor, threo doors west of broadway. A —BROADWAY, 6.9, corner of Houston street, rooms Nos. 8, 6,% 609 609°" lactic’ private 608 $09 Connientin advance on Diamonits, Watches, Jew. 609 £9 elzy, Silver Wardrot os tor 609 sold'on comm Hiegant Articles ‘for sa 609 DVANCES MADE ON WATCHES, PIAMONDS, Jew- el 74 Dry Goods and Personal Property of every descrip- PFACKSON, 11] Grund atroct, two doors went of tion. Broadway. T His JEWELRY STORE, 857 BROADWAY, DAVID M. DAVIS aivances ypotey on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry and Sliver Pinte, Business strictly private, Oped Trom 8A. MM, wo. M us 1 #0 BLEECKER STREET—THE HIGHEST PRICES paid for Diainonia, Watches, Jewelry, Silks, Dry Guods and ail articles of value; mousy advanced on the same; o ut wud advanced upon. Pawnbroker’s Tickets bought an a ar ARNARD, @ NASSAU STREET, ROOM NO. 3, A. HONIGMAN 7 0 Nase wo ew, we bizgbeat rates for loose or set Dia- jnonda, Waiches, Siverware, Jewelry, Ay oF loans nego- tated. T 44 BROADWAY LOOSE AND SET DIAMONDS Gold Watches, Goid Jewelry, solld Sliverware, Sika and Shawls, bougit, sold und the largest owns bel 2 jated, ]. NASH. ATE HYMAS street—Liveral CORNER OF NOND ances made on Diamonds and Watches, Silverware, &e price for the same. or will pay the highest market THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR WALLACK'S gg ‘the bighest price for Diamonds, Watches dt eon the same. o- a AACS, ‘Diamond Broker, 57 Thirteenth street, AT} eST TWENTY-THIRD STREET, FIFTH i—Loans and Sales promptly negotiated om Diamonds, Watches aud otb T 607 BROADWAY. jer valuable securities. fers & Th DI nddy Waiches, jewel Oy, * same bought ana id. Jaws, eae HEWS. NASH ADYANCED, UPON DIAMONDS, WATCHES, merchandia and securities 4 inanelal broker, Barclay atreet, Grocers’ bank AWNPROKER® TICKETS BOUOHT OF DIAMONDS atchen, jewelry silverware, Ac. wan of elothing idixe, remnants, &c., ai 995 Bowery, LSON & CO.” HQ NASSAU, STREET, ConNER (MAIDEN LANE nena fabillien savance gt nousually low ee ca Yetairy, Wate hens Handi, Lite Fol cles, oF other securities 1 l+rge oF small amounts, . NEAR GRAND. STRE eT.—ROOM! 120 genre ceana earn at Diamonds, Watches, Jewel fare, Blika, “dey OF mouey advanced. Vawabrokers' Tiekets bought. auperior qualty, cargoes shi blocks Statuary ; 4,000 [tallan Tiles, ALAOTHER, Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Marble, street, 718 Water a ARBLEIZED SLATE i MANTELS, HALF THE PRICK M of marbia, Send for circular. STEWART, 606 Sixth avenue, betwee Tuletyetn and Thirty-sixth streets, At. “pRIVATS SALE 13 BLOOKS ITALIAN MAR LE, 2 ARBLE MANTELS, TUR M city ‘wo purchase ‘Marbig Mai hi Hoom, 18 at A. KLABI aint Pant 2 giveenii rt, heat Third ayy New Yorke “out tus 0 : MANTELS, MONUMENTS, HRADSTON Mo reat Yarietien, Ot reduced rica Ku aes manuiactory, 62 Fire ae put up in the country. cy ‘pigs tate By DENTISTRY, UL. “FULL CONTINUOUS uM. iar 0 bs A eaorey Pampers, $10, Painiers extracting unde here others are gas without charge where oT WObINE, i b rand street. TRACTED WITHOUT “PAIN PURVEN 5 benciifui tneih 1, aliver aet $10; old s LS Grand street, bene 3, 285 Grand street, T TH enrs; gos dally AT 9 sixTH AY A it you cast ol * yous caw doe 9 avenue ‘loalt wit to Tost ®: FOR SALD A & “CORNER LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE, —A GhANoR slom ofterait to aman of small capital; Luli conan, jong Bove reat nomisel da doin HENS. NERY AND ICE GR leading avenue; doing a with all the appurtenances apply to ‘ental fino business; long eatabdshed, Wa eBROER, the trae, For further particulars WM. bam square. RARE CHANCE TO STakT A CAMPAIGN PAPFR.— A party having # lot of surplus printing material, compris- fog Steam ‘€o., ail nearly new, will sell cheap for cash, Address, for this week, Prinwer, Herald o BARGAIN FOR A BUSINESS MAN,—THE COKNER Peery ta Delancey, strest Basement | Saloon, well ‘or ale vant, layer bier or saloon; sold cheap. Inquire In the saloon. = FOR GALE, LONG LEASE, STOCK, FIXTURES Horse, Waxon, Harnoss and Business of first class fa ee ho Store, PHO mgood cash trade. Apply to CAMP- A. —FOR SALE, A BOARDING AND LODGING HOUSE, + iowa town Kestaurante, Sixth avenue Restaurants, Broadway Oyster Saloons, LN ying Dtstiliery, Liquor i rorner Liquor Stores, Cigar Stores, Billiard Salgo: Hotels, | misrant Hotels, cotuer Groceries Flour and Fi Stores, Pio Bakeries, Bakeries for sale and to let, Meat Mar kets, Market Stands, splendls Sample Rooms, Drug Stores, Fancy Goods, Mirae Hostery Stores. MITCHELL'S Store Agency, 77 Cedar treet, RARE OPENING.—A DRY GOODS STORE FOR sale tn a great business thoronghfare; has beea estab: sd for years by known firm, who are selling $150,(00, eariy long lease; rent $2,000; good reason for selling. Bare ‘essing Dry Goods Firm, Herald office, FOR SALE, as ose pas: x ty! WHOLE CA A PROFITABLE, WELL ished Husivess will be discored of to & proper pasty. Taquire tn oftice of . MM, WYATT, al ¥ Win a Se Ts oup ESTABLISHED SAMPLE ROOM 48 BROAB- _way will be sold very ‘ow; the beat location in the city. IN esa tnany years, would sell ont for a fait compensa: ton, Add Tok vi ‘oils, ‘@iving the applicant's address, A. b., New rabled tolews fas efmonth: ik taring the coy (haces farrier] cs cy sproprisiee 10 MEN IN SEARCH or RUSINESS, ESPECIALL® T Clothing deniera.—I must sell my BSS, nd Business, eleven years eatablisved ; hat . wate money ail Leg time; huge regular trace; fin 93,00 cauh, and good c Reason, culating. ‘For interview ad> have ANTED_—IN EXCHANGR FOR PROPERTY ON Staten Island, a good and well established Produce Bask ¥.J., Herald W ness in New York or Brook); nase lyn. Address H. ENFIELD RIFLES FOR SALE. BY SCH LER, HARTLEY & GRAUAM, 19° Maiden 10.000 15,00 jalden lané 10.000.000 eect HARTLEY & GRAHAM, 19 Maiden NEW SPRINGFIELD MUSK by SCHUYLER, HARTLEY tata Mt RAUAM, SAND META ea is hale by Sule YURI jan CLABS CORNER LIQUOR STOR! doing s business {rom 815% Ya05 per week ite ourteenth ward; Hccume patd to. duly. 1800, fo Naseer lease to 1871. Apply to Wr Gare Bow real pald A. BOOT AND SHOE STORE FOR SALE AT A BAR: gain—Located on a business thoroughfare; does bone Parucularg at MITCHELL'S Store ‘Agency, It Es LARGE DINING SALOON, NEAR THE post oF- om, for sale cheap 3 TRAV! inj R & ESLER, 58 Liberty street Sd DINING SALOON FOR SALE-WITH BAR AND three years’ Lease. Price $600, Apply on the premises, A 90 Oid alip, between Front aud South sirects, UARTS A for soliingy eel. FOR SALE LEASE, STOCK AND r Going & good cash 0., 650 Bow A. MILK ROUTE POR SALE-SELLING 190 QUARTS A day; & good Horse and Wagon; reason Owner cannot attend to It, Apply at ‘a4 k RARE CHANCE Fixtures of an oldsestablished business. A bargain. or: ‘Apply to CAM AN OLD EF TADLISHED CIGAR ¥ fitted up, doi Apartments, wi hi low. BROWN & RAYMOND, 696 Broadway. CHANCE FOR A MAN WHO making money.—For sale, a first class down town cor- her Liqior Store. For particulars apply to WM. ABBOTT, 10 Chatham square. PORK PACKING BUSINE Building, pe expr Smokehouse, Bo GIBBON, 108 leech Ker str: A.W FOR, 840 +, yeas fample Toot for manus facturing, will b IS DESIROUS OF S FOR SALE.—A LAR( loth, or Store, and Restaurant; best part We for cigar, oyster or lager beer b £ C0., 880 Kowery,. LARGE | SIzk cheap; also one medium and two small rized Safes, Horring’s, Wilder's and Marvin's make 8. G. QUIRK, 96 Malden lane ROADWAY STORE, WITH FOUR YRARS' ESTAR. lished business, for sale or to let, the proprietor requir- ing hiawhole time In & manufacturing business. Apply at 1,145 Broadwag, CIGAR, STORE—ONLY | #450; RESTAURANT, 2,000 J Billiard Saloon, Broadway, £2.00; Hand Stamp bust: ness $600, Hotel in Philadelphia 1,400; inany other bargains. MEKRIAM & TAYLOR, 64 Fulton atreet, RUG STORE FOR SALE—WELL STOCKED pod location; eatablished maay sears, Apply to HALE, 61 Anu atreet, New York. RUG STORE FOR SALE.—STOCK, FIXTURES AND Lease will be fold cheap to a desirable party. Inquire of CAMMEYER & NASON, = Warren atreet, New York, IRST CLASS DRUG STORE FOR SALE—IN Brootiyn, fited up in ‘the mot substantial jarge and choice stock of goods; splendid sods fountain and aApparatut resent average business ¢20 a day, with facill- ties todon a Salam ADDY WFRASER LER. 20 Beekman street, IREPROOF SAFES.—NEW AND SECOND HAND Bafes for sale cheap at 15 Cortlandt street. TOR SALE_ FIRST CLASS GROCE horue and sragon, ee Jease and low rent, with rooms. Apply to 1,434 Broadway, between Fortteth and Forty-first streets. OR SALE—STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A 14 YEA’ Extoblistod Frult, Caudyy Toy and variety Atote at 486 Hudaon street, near Grove. OR SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES AND GOOD Willof « Faney Store, in a good location; will be sold ebeap tf applied for tm mediately. 113 Pr ote A FIRST CLASS BAKERY, DOING A Dariness of 5 to 2 barrels per woek over the counter; also a good cake trade. Por further particulars apply at 621 Second avenue, corner Thirty-fourth street, 1OR SALE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED GOOD PAYING Hardware Business, in Northern Wisconsin, in fin healthy and fast growing towns only thore with at 00) cash ni obpiy. hor f further particulars address 231 Post office. GOR SALE—-AN OLD ESTABLISHED LOAN OFFIC! with or without Loans on hand; fine location; excellen erm \dreas, ‘Loan, Tun of custom. T with real name, Herald otic JOR SALE—A FIRST CLASS LIQUOR STORE, WITH three yeara’ Lease, Stock and Fixtures. Apply at 14 South street. DR SALE-IMMENSE STOCK OF SHOW CASES, Counters, bi Jes, Desks, Fa ae eee ‘Office Railin, Shelving, Glass Doors, &c, APB. JAMES HODGE, No. Vestry street, near Varick ani JOR SALK—A CORNER LIQuoR sTORI with be sold cheap, lease of whole house for two years as owner bas other business to ailend ta, Apply at 664 Sec: ond avenue. OR SALE—AT NO. 1 ATLANTIC ETREET, BROOK- lyn, a nat class Liquor Store, newly fitted up, with every accommodation pertaining to ® barroom; a Years; terms moderate, __ MACHINERY ],OR SALE—THRER FOLDING MACHINES. ADDRESS Printer, Herald oflice, OR SALE OHEAP-TWO DANIELS PLANING Machines; will plane G4 inchea and 42 inches. Appiy4e MPSON & 28, CO., 42 Broadway, room OR SALE—A BARGAIN THE BEST ASSORTMENT of Engin jollers of a § 10 1.0 horses Steam Pumps, Shafting und Tools 88% WORKING HEAR so Smoke Stack, shkecpsie. POWER ENGINE AND ya; ail in good working Williamsburg, be le aes te i0 box Lid, Po) HOUSES, Rooms, &Oy WA TED. PARTMENTS, HED, WANTED, BY THRE AA “aduita, for bo j four rooms conuecting; ae and water, and good location, terms from $80 to, Pm ionth. Address, with particulars, Le A. Mie Rey box 1,511 Boat “FURN SHED HOUS une Aceptiouable tenant, now waiting, Send A particulars to his a For un MIbLS _& HOWE, 55 West Thirtieth street. NTED, FIV ar adults, b Kast Tonth atroet. PART OF A HOUSE Ww rooms, for a family of Address Wo Kann J the immediate viciiily of n ress Howard, station D, Bible House. WANTED. nue and B nse, in TANTED-A NICELY FURNISHED OR UNFUR- nished House, in a good location in the city, Address Householder, Herald o' otice Waster A GOOD NEIGHBORHOOD, pores and Staple; corner preferred, Address KR: H. Wii S61 Sixth avenue. WASTED UNFURNISHED ROOM AND BEDROOM, respectable lady, without children, in a private eet, on first or second oor. Address ON FIRST OR 4c. Kumford F TANTED—AN OFFICT, floor, Address, stating rent box 2,370 New York Posto rator} TANTED-BY A FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS, (Americans Vart of a private House, uniurmabeds puftabie for housekeeping: Address, price, E. M. Hg bor 174 Herald ofice. No owuurs’ or agenta ot” teuemenb FROM 1St houses need answer. WANTED TO LEASE FOR FIVE YEARS, September, a smail House, located between Canal and Fourth streets, nora and :ighth avenue, rent nol ex couding $100 per yeur. 335 Yost allies, WV ARTED-SECOND, OR THIRD UNFURNISHED Floor, in = private house, for light housekeeping, be Fortieth ‘streets and Fourth and © avenues, Address W., box 671 Post ottice, ‘ANTED—ON A LEASE, OCTOBER 1, A FOUR ory unfurnished bigh stoop House, above Fourteenth. street, 22 feet wide preferred, Mata fair rent, Address ¥ be tar, box 849 Post ofice, naming’ focation, size, reut and to beseen. Unexceptionable references, ANTED-BY A SMALL FAMILY, NO CHILDREN, & first olaas furnished House im the vicinii Hill, with possession in October. Any party Hee Class tenant ata fair rent may address bux 2.26 Post oflos, ANTED—A NICE HOUSE ort 14 OR 16 ROOMS, BE. tween Eighth and Thirtieth streets, near Broaiway, om a lense of three or Sve years; reat not to exceed $260 par annum, Address J, H. B., Tremont House, | forthree days. -ANTED—ALL BUSINESS PERTAINING TO REAL Estate, city and country. References—A. A. Bro., E. W. Dual im, President Corn, Exchance Ha fe. ANTED—A PLOOR, UNFURNIS tleman, wife and two good babies, in a neighborhood ; terms moderate. Address, ‘B., Herald office, Agente will please end eirculai Wa sbrne i LARGE, FIRST CLASS RNIB House for firet class boarders, betw Fourteenth and -wecond Sixth reets and Fou enuee. Address, Sau ing tei od location, Siaitheonian House, Nyack, - V ‘ANTED TO RENT—A bape HOTE count wil or tor if suited will purchas ry ilage or P WANTED. A FURNISHED, HOUSE, IN GOOD Loca Address box 169 id county, tion, between Fourteenth and Forticth streess, weet, for small privase family. Address box 1,M3 Post oilice. WAXTED-FOUR OR FIVE ROOMS AND KITCHEN, wood, "darn of alx grown persouy ood neigbiae stating rent, dc., J. BE. Post owe, it ‘OR SALE—LUNCH AND SAMPLE ROOM, WITH selling en account of owner iculure apply to owner, 17 JOR SALE—PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY IN THE COUN. try, all comple! only one in the town: dotn good business; sp row Sah portunity for ‘operator wi Fevall capital 1f not sold before September ty a good, reliable general operator wanted. Address Post ollice box 33, Green- ied, ‘Washington county, N. ¥. OR SALE—LAGER BEER AND DINING SALOON best location; cheapest rent; the present must be sold at price. 181 Bi atreet, OR SALE—THE STOCK, LEASE AND GOOD WILL OF first clage atove and how urolahing store For pars Houtars apply at 24 Carmine street, JOHN SCHRODE! on. SALE. PATENTS, § STOCK A AND OFFICE FURNI- App! [tor SALE ONE OF THE BEST LOCATED DRUG Stores in the olty; price moderate; terms easy : reasons for selling and. full ‘particulars will be given. Apply. to FRAZER & LEE, 20 Beekman street. OR SALE—GROVER & BAKER'S SEWING MA. wos chines and Cloak Stands, at less than half price, at 66 street, = 10st AND FOUND. OUND ADRIFT—ABOUT THE IST INST. AT Gi ton, Staten Island, a flat-bottomed green Boat ; aiesad Anguat'2i if not called for, G. L. QU UT, Wreck Munter OST—TUESDAY EVENING, BETWEEN CEDAR AND Madigon streets, « Hundie of Papers marked “T. inventor ender will be liberally rewarded by I the same at 63 Madison sireet. pal! shor rhe BL VENTH ET ON THE ERI Railway, from New Yors to Paterson, for one yuar thos May 1, 1808, 5 will be paid for it by Li. 'V. Buter ic leit ak 61 Chambers s rect Abia we OST-IN THE VICINITY 01 on 1th instant, & real thread In: reward p Liverty atree 7 ost—rirH aa od THE STEAM FRE L' dietown, which left New York Auy' it talning prinetpali and sundry 4 buttons, App: at Vanderbit landing. ‘The full value will finder, JOR SALE—A FIRST CLASS LUNCH AND SAMPLE Room: eae Hoanse, and re t paid for four months, iy to WILLIAM ABBOTT, 20 Chat jam square, OR SALE CHEAP—A FIVE YEARS’ ESTABLISHED Machin: 4 Model. aaaking Shop. Inquire of THEY- SON & 0G Bo Greene treet. D MILL, IN GOOD WORKING OR- to BELLIS & MILLIGAN, 12 Broad street. LOOM & CO., #2 and 94 West mreet. {)OR SALE—HALF INTEREST IN MANUFACTURER'S Scencies, established, with furnished oflce and advan Any! from 10 to 8 at 117 Liberty street, second floor, or to MOORE, tages. ftoom No. OR SALE—LEASE, STOCK AND ; FIXTURES OF MIL- linery, fancy goods and dresamaking eatablishment, In Fapidi: wring elt ‘one or two nico Table yunierk Address For 0 J. May station 0. ‘OR SALE—STOCK AND “FIXTURES OF A ENTS" Furnishing and Umbrelia Store, on Fulton avenue, Brook. Stock am low ; will be sold cheap if'applied wer having other business, Apply on premises venue, Brooklyn. OR SALB—A FANCY AND DRY GOODS oTORE, IN one of the leading business avenues up town; cheap rent for house and store; established nearly seven years; a splendid chance for a business man, For particulars address for three days W. W., Herald oflice, OR SALE~A LAGER BEER BREWERY, COMPLETE F with all modern improvements. Address box 8 Pough- keepnie, N.Y. SOR SALB_CHEAP, THIS DAY, THE SAMPLE ROOM ‘nd Soda Stand, Stock, License and Lease for « bargain, isa ‘anal street. cor AOR SALE—ONE OP THB BEST CIGAR STORES IN Hn oy | Boge bat cash customer need apply, Ad- dress Cigars, box 8,804 Post otlice. OR SALE—A SPLENDID, eA pr fows, k nt atyie, (nO fitted up in elegant style, In the Dlg hotels long on } must be sold to close Herald oftice. bi Paerih TOBACCO Bacco : and Smoking, fr 5, ACTORY, FOR FINE cur Paes Apply to OR SALE—A GRAIN DISTILLERY OF 200 B: mre yaaa ablin, LY cattle, one hour from eS, ‘ork Address Box 296 Post oilice, Rah‘ {JOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—FOR REAL ESTATE OR a farm neat the city, one of the beat Saw Mille in the orthern country, with Umber lands, Apply at No. 634 Pine atreet, room Ko. I Tow FOR t BALE—CONTAINING 8 bene g aire Bar and Billiard Roome attach los ood lense aad cheap tent Avply to Cedar street, U M mgnte Ammunition, ey oul mae rs SCUOULUMe MauItey & GRAK AME Varden y for BLUE 8 ore 36 reward pals OST—YESTERDAY (18TH), A SMALL terrier Dog ; wore a black and red coll on his return to No. 6 B. OST-ON MONDAY, A POCKETBOOK CONTAINING I new of m poor man alm oe can keep Bieu tf be will return the tions asked. OST-ON SUNDAY, A_ FINE CHAS 4 on board the steamer Wyomin will be paid to the finder by bringing Greenwich street, New York. ED «ree i to Jacob Hucaenn, S28 __REWAR DS. 2 REWARD.—LOST, ON SATURDAY BH fee hair cot short, uame Alani. 40 Fourth avenue. = REWARD WILDL BE PAID FOR Tis hecves 0) of w white Spitz Dog, who river etrayed oF Was floea w skye? ane sevura te P from 261 Kast Fourth street on Sav wate FR REWARD.__LOsT, vest: +) treet, « Shepherd ‘anawer! m dark color; "white bre ow eputa over to 27 Washington etreet, and recelre the mbove Fw ords $10 ) REWARD. ioet, o: 10 f email black « Sars cropped tloee, whh sweting in hada red ribbon (touble) awund bi ing him wo No. i Netison place or bighty: river, will receive the above reward, $10 Reva hat or 8 wide, cont m ok eft at 84 Jun row IN, Indicator of Steain I'ng!ves. Ww. $9 REWARD.—LOST, EARLY SATURDAY NO 2 ing, a thiee year old white Exquiinnon Dog; mamwe {0 the name of Dick. ihe above reward pais \ot returning the same to J. Kushion, Druggist, cornet i Fwener rh stree' REWARD. —LO8T, 6 bisck and tan terrier pz % Nadlaon aren {WARD AND_NO QUE 50 Spold ‘Hunting Watch, Jou ta Saturday. Apply at Ke Place. BPROTIVE POLICE AGENCY, 1) old established agency reiere \ phy, foaeraiy ae wo tne eriey™e, facbik tu this olty. uthom. we ave no branchy ae ~_ WATE! UES, JEWE PATENT AND MANUFAC VueKno OtheKs-OUR uPA C veri betiet anc cheaper than any iimportels # aoa fe A. FRANKFIELD & CU. Jewels even roth atee anil ao Gtense carne Ewenieainia au eoe