The New York Herald Newspaper, September 14, 1868, Page 7

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘The bearish element in tho gold market yous active, but the fuciaations during the PYi3% to were limited to 1% per cent, namely, trot ta.* te 144, with the closing transactions on, pr 144 914454, Large “shcrt” sales were Spit, OO Ent Probable result of tho Maine eocav= O3¢ nee bas been over discounted, and panel interest ontstanding is so al. larg causes loans to be the borrowing demand for 1s sig interest to elther borro eMfhe increased activity of wer or Mer, axe nd oF a au this port from Monday to Sat- ba hoi ‘aaving been $3,172,964, while the shipments of -Pecle were $329,526 and the Sub-Trea- aury dispu-sed $495,513 in coin in payment of inte- Fest opie public debt, The general trade of the city is moderately good for the season, although prices of late have shown & yielding rather than an advancing tendency, ‘There are no speculative features in any of the mar- kets and the conservative feeling which prevails causes purchases to be limited mainly to immediate wants. Inthe department of dry goods more de- cided improvement has been experienced than in @ny other and @ full average business was trans- acted duringthe week. The decline in cotton tended to unsettle prices to some extent, especially for do- mestic cotton fabrics, while foreign goods were comparatively steady and for seasonable fabrics firm, although the sales were in smaller lots than in the dayswhen longer credits were given. The auc- tion sab3 were numerous and well attended, and for tht most part satisfactory prices were realized for British and continental fabrics, The trade ef the country generally is conducted on a very conse vative basis and there is a prudent disin- clinaton shown on ail sides to either give or take long credits or to buy in excess of legitimate wants, The daily range of guid during the week was as un- deratated :— Scwpay, Sept. 1%, The.e was an active market for government secu- risles at advanclug prices during the greater part of the week, anu it close) strong at the highest figures touched, the indications being favorable to con- tinned buoyancy unier the revival of public conf- dence in the national credit; for it 18 noticeable that savings banks, private investors and others who held back from purchasing in July in consequence of the disturbance occasioned by the Dethocratic Conven tion and the project for taxing the interest on bonds are now coming forward as buyers, on the theory that these securities are cheap and that it is more profitable to invest in them than to loan their money on call. Moreover, they are considerably lower now, allowing for the accrued interest, than they were just antece- dent to the period referred to, and the supply of bonds having stop}ed, except to a trifling extent in Substitution for seven-thirty notes, while the demand continues unabated and promises to increase from year to year, they cannot fati to gradually advance in price with the growing demand, The foreign mar- kets are steadily absorbing bonds, and the five-twen- ties of 1862 held abroad are being exchanged for the later issues for the sake of the difference in price be- tween them, the result of which will be acloserap- proximat:on in price of the old and the new bonds. At present the cheapest bouds on the list are the five- twenties of 1864, which stand qnoted at 14 per cent below the issue of 1805, although the amount of ac- crued tuterest on both is equal, The bonds of 1867 have, however, been of la‘e the most largely dealt in, and the “short’’ interest in these is particularly heavy, although it is very considerable in all the is-‘ues, Hence there is an active borrowing demand for bonds and the ‘‘short’* interest can be practi- cally covered whenever the leading bulls see ft. But this is merely looking at the market from ® local and speculative point of view. Its Breat support comes from investors at large both at home and abroad, to whom the high rate of interest is a constant attraction. The grow- ing confldeuce in our national securities is not lik :ly to be disturbed by any legislation of Congress with regard tothe redemption of the bonds, althongh the question of gold versus greenbacks will probably be ag.taved from Lime to time during the Presidential campaign for political eifect. As the public mind bas become accustomed to this, however, it wiil fail to exert any mischievous effect, The closing quotations yesterday were as subjoined:— Coupon, 1841, 114% @ 11434; 6-20's, coupon, 1862, 113% a 113%; do., 1864, 100% @ 110; do., 1965, 11144 11134; do., 1866, January and July, 109 a 1003; do., 1867, 1037¢ @ 100; do., 1868, 109 a 10044; tiered coupon, 104% @ 105, The statement of the associated banks of this city for the week ending yesterday proved more favorable than was geuerally expected, owing to the -timited extent of the drain of currency westward. Ail the items of the account show a decrease except the loans, which have Increased $224,994, the loss in deposits being $2,365,271; in legal tender notes, $2,504,435; in specie, $664,836, and in the circulation, $20,498. ‘The totals of the present and last preceding glutements are as subjoined:— Sept. Sept. 12, $271, 830,606 $272,065,600 16,180,042 aotsit at ansraamoTO 36,083,773 63,429,328 By the foregoing it will de seen that the liabilities tn deposits and circulation amount to $239,628,996, ‘anid the reserve in legal tenders and specie to $79,580, or $19,675,021 in excess of the legal re- quirement of twenty-five per cent, which would be $59,007,249, Money was in abundant supply all the week and the geaeral rate for loans on miscellanous collaterals at the banks and elsewhere was four per cent, but first class houses, including the principal dealers in government securities, were enabled to borrow all they required at three per cent, and on Saturday baiances were offered at two and in some instances at one per cent. The large foreign bal- ances now held for employment at this centre cause those holding them to be free lenders of money on approved collaterals, and hence Wall street borrowers are supplied toa great extent without resorting to the bauks. These balances have been heavy for Many months past, but it is only now that they at- tract special attention in consequence of an appre- hended adverse turn in the money market; bat it is safe to aay that there will, according to all the pres- ent indications, be no stringency produced by legitt- mate causes dariag the remainder of the year, The reasous in support of this conclusion we have explained on previous occasions, and nothing has occurred since to occasion any modification of our views; but, as we then said, it is reasonable to look for a moderately active six and seven per cent market for money for a time when the full eifect of the drain of currency to move the crops i felt. At these rates the supply will be ample, how- ever, and the efforts of stock speculators operating for a fall to create temporarily an artificial strin- geney are likely, if made, to be attended with fail- are, Tis easy Condition of affairs has not generally (inspired contidence in higher prices for the specula- tive railway and miscellaneous shares, their tendency baving been downward during the week under active bear operations. ‘The foreign exchange market was dull and barely steady, and towards thé close rates had a drooping tendeney, The accumulation of foreign balances on this side 1s not without fufluence in this direction, as the demand for bills is diminisued in proportion as remittances are deterred. Yesterday afternoon the leading drawers asked 100% for their sterling at wixty days, and bankers’ billson England at sixty days were quoted at 109 @ 100%; at three days, 109% & 109%; commercial bills, 1085 @ 108%. Mankers’ bills on Paris ataixty days, 5.18% @ 6.1734, Annexed is a comparative statement showing the shipments of specie from this port last week and during the year to date, together with those for the corresponding periods re 1866 and 18@7 ily | iis Previously reported i941 623 ation oafae Total... $6,640,768 $42,316 250 $65,053,966 Sutyoined is tho total valuation of foreign imports {fhe port of New York for the week ending Sep- mber 11 compared with those of the two preceding ‘Weeks, as also the value of dry goods entered at this Fhirbr-sevonth week gionste NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1868 period in 1866 and 1867:— Week ending Aug, 28, goods. $3,129,200 3m So Geivt merchiandioe. 072 07 ane thal Pers ete ‘Total for week....96195,50 ‘Soa $4,022,256 The exports for the corresponding period im the previous fourtoem years compare as follows:— 1858, ‘The imports of dry goods for the week and since POORAEA.S SOROS 94 LRANA~ For the Week. ‘1967. 1868, Fntered at port. 82,0102 $2,098,237 $1,857,913 raee on Le 3,178,908 2,257,187 2,304,205 Futered Qt port. ..08,226,725 65,196,116 59,772,290 ‘Thrown on market.o4/821,825 72,787,029 61,296,030 COMMERCIAL } REPORT. BATURDAY, Sept. 12-6 P. M. ASHRS.-—Receipts, 7 bbl, Pots were quiet, but steady at ‘89 6214, while pearl were dull at $10 a B10 25. Corron,—Recetpts, 327 bales, The market was quiet and the demand was confined to the immediate wants of spinners. Holders generally anxious to realize, and a further reduction in prices of 3c. rer Ib. was granted, the market closing beavy at our quotations subjoined. The salon were Iimited to M2 bales, of which 891 les, of which S91 were taken by epimers and 21 by Oplas Mohile and New Orleans, Florida. Memvhie, and Tera, Ordinary. . ag pit ee Good ortinary. 2 28 PI Low middlin, + Mg 2aNg Diag Fy 38 2815 Fy icet for Rio wan morictataly active, ‘The wrere heavy. while the prime graiea were seats, # ex. Tricoline, at 11',c., gold, tn bond. 190 do, ex. Soanew on privale terms, ‘Other kinds were un- chang FLOUR AND GRAIN.—Recelpts 18,874 bbls. flour, 82) do. corn meni, 89.515 bushels whent 110,955 do. corn, 10,219 do. Ones and 15,239 do, barley. The vour market was exeredioiy dul to-day, and while we do not quote any reduction in Prices it woluld have beeu impossible to sell to any extent ex- cept by taking of ber bbL. on all kints of hoth State and Wettern.. Californie done ward unchanged. ‘The sales were about 5,500 bbls, "Sout wna dull and nearly nominal The sales were shont 25) bbl. Rye flour was quiet und lower, the aules bein 180 bbis. Cora meal was in moderate demand. Sales {8595 for white Western, #5 75 for Jersey and 35 70 a Round hoop O1 Round hoop Ohio! trade Deana t. Louis low extra. .. fe Louis straight extra. St Lous choice double exira St. Louis choice re Southern choice Seat Southern si Corn meal, Bran ty wine. Corn meal, Jersev.. —The market for wheat was still dull and nominal, end the mits of shi ripe have been reduced to such low figures that holders would be compelled to reduce their prices about 10 Gente per bushel on apring. ®t #0 was the bet bid for Ni ‘but we call the market nominal at about $1 85 for new No. 2 and No. Lapring, The sales of winter wheat showed a plump ee of poe mannccttesecne-t0 RaSesSSSSESSRSNS' 600 Por Culltorainn, Corn, wee dull and dow r. closing at bid for prime new. The sales were :-50.0.6 bushels,at 41150 Si ts fcr unsoundio prime now Wertorn mized. Oats were quiet but steady. The sales comprised 34,000. bushels, at 68c. 87834, for new Western and So. for old do.. tn store. B all hout 1.0.0 buahela Weatern were sold at Mir! Ha ytd Ro price for choice, Barley and barley malt were dull and nominal. FUKiGnTs—The market continued to rule quiet, tmt rates were without change of moment. ‘The chartering business was moderately active at full rates, The engagements were: To Liverpool, per ateamer, 7.5%) A aud 2,500 bbls. roaln nt 1s, 94, To Lond at 2x. and 100 tous do, in bbls. and b per steamer, £00, bbl. rosin nt iladel pie’, 1,200 bois, 21,60 The charters were ita bile n, 1,800 bbls, petro- Team af 5 a British reuse! to Triotloy 0d Bole roar at BL per b m Phil iiadetpbia te ‘Cork for orders, petra, Kevtm ai 6. Bane and Gd. off a direct a Britiel Back 4 000 bola. petro‘eam to Cork. for orders, United Kinedotn or Con- tinent, and an American from Philadatphla to a direct port in the Mediterranean, 1,900 bbls. on private Gonyres Wo bear of no sales but prices were un- changed. We quote cloth 21 ye. 8c., and! bags “I8¢c. 0 AY was in fair demand, and with a light stock md ‘s A ga prices were firin at'é5c. a Tbe. for stipping, #1 1 81.88 for retail lots, We. for long rye straw ‘and Ze aT Ys. ‘To Bremen, ‘To Genoa (trom Hore srare in more damand and prices were quits send my at ts are increasing. ‘We quote )1864 ere) ne. lo, Be. Ie. innile continued te demand, and aie were bales at LLiso. a11 We. gold, Jute was quiet at The market was leas active, but erry was no ices. There were sales of 170 bhds. tivo and a shade firmer, closing at aig crn te. for tor merchant: ope ‘and 44sgo. for shipping fcc.” The rosin market was less ac‘ive, but ic. le bet Salen 1,350 bbls. common and com mon’ srafned na at 65, 800 do.," gond do at 82 70, Goi dor do. nt $2 8 and Gov co. extra pale, at 8675 ‘Wilmington tar was i} at g3 73 ane: ‘of gti bis, F2bz epee a i fe eTETS ay ‘The following is a correct report of marine trans- fers at this port since Sepiember 9:— Propeller Wyoming Schooner J. P. Auger COURT CALENDAR—THIS DAY. MARINE CoURT—TRIAL TeRM.—Calendar called at ten o’clock A. M-—Nos, 97, 110, iin rar HY , 126, 116, 116, 117, 118, 119, 120, 121, 1: ‘127, 128, 129, 180, 131, 182 and 123, = BOARDERS AND LODGERS WANTED, _ 1 BLOCK FROM CITY HALL.—FRANKFORT HOUSF, Frankfort, corner Wiliam street.— 250 Rooms: nesommo Sa day; #1 60 to 98 wee! open all night. ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR TO LET—TO A PARTY f gentemen, without board, or with breakts vate iavies Scoommodation fAirst clasa,in a private family-ceeupy. their own house, 964 Went ty-third between Fi ighth and Ninthavenues, (ood reference required. $2 tre ry TO 3%, FER WERK for gentlemen only. {ais bicke fens of Broudway, F AM: 3 pears fen wither without Board a Re atlanta een atid byte Lady ty gy J + beyond ENTIRE FLOORS; pat ceatiemen, tobe et; wiih Board; private tablenat Sax ey STREET. PLEASANT ACCOMMODATIONS married SSP de rooms; —L + table guaran- ora AVERU wigements xO. Fact Peoryer eran 5re ag aoe a Aino esi, "Room on the fourth. Appiy st 18 Fifth ave Weg THIRTY-FIRsT pee oe ad and Also R WEEK.—GENTLEMEN OR G fs gh ys ps ay = an one 5 os $5 rir ‘Wavertey 1 piace, ear Sixth avenue. Teatemes West FOU RYRRNTH ping td Ler, To ae rd Noort third foo; ciao oiber ‘on thted and fourin, 10. tna tee a fo mar > = ; as lerge De teterences exchange” - ©, Leferences 1 serra Sree EY Se 12 =e sorcene ene Roard for gentlemen or and wives, Accommods sian drat olace, i. [4 RAOTREET, CORHER SROUND AYENTR, te a Board; hi bal owe fergecemen. 14 PAT AM ang "women ee Re STE room, also single Rooms, rin Ld eee One Fist on tr corond gad thira kira doors, en suite with Board; referraces ea: 15 ftom QnenaRn ~STREET.—A LaRGk FURNISHED * to let, cheap. FLOOR. TWO PUrAS. without Board, Reference Vie “PERRY LETREPT, THIRD ant Bedrooms to Late 18 19 mE FIFTH 7s, ery, TO THIRD DOOR ener, 4 19 WEST TWENTY-FOURTH &STREWT, ‘OPPr OSITE Fifth pees Hote’. Elegantly furnished Rooms to let, to gentiemen anu wives or to single geuie EAST TWENTY-FIRST STREET.—SUIT OF HAND: somely furnished Rooms, second floor, sultable for ‘of gentemen or family; also one double Room on { floor, with Board. bin O20) WEST, TWENTY-FOURTH STREFT. NEAR FIPTIL avenae.—To Int, fumiehed, Recond Floor. ruams, tovother or separate, Will accommodate four geatiemen or & small family, on the European pian. 9] FAST, TWENTY-SFCOND — &TREFT.—ROARD.— Handsomely furnished second story Rooma, with ex- Gerfent table and accommosations, may be obtained hy adults only at this first clars house. 2 ‘st. MARK’S PLACE,-BACK PARLOR ND EX. tonaton and R Boome on second and third floors, newly furnished, w! he 23 WEST FIGHTERNTH STREFT, NEAR YIFUH > avenue,—Pieasant Rooms for ET eA with Board. OY, WEST, FOURTEENTH STREET. 22 Sixth avenues, —Hansiaomel Buits on ie wd teed floors; private table i also Rooms, with Board, for gentlemen, EAST r TWENTY.¥ prey: chateas 20 BETWEEN furnished preferred; WEST SIXTEENTH a, NFAR FIFTH Av- oF enue. An elegant Suit of Room floor; also, inrge and small Rooms connectiv, ‘ont to letjwich class B: oference required. 30 ¥ West THIRTY-THIRD STREFT. EI e and Fifth avenue. A private faml'y will let. with ‘hoard Floor, giaaly oren suite; also a desfrab! front Room for two gentle Q0) EAST, FOURTEENTH STREET, NEAR UNIVER: ON) sity place.—Pieasant furnished Room ns to let to Kentle- men w without Be yard. 34 WEST TWENTY-FIFTH STREPT, NEAR MADI- OE aon aquare.—Derirable Suits of furnished Rooms for Fentlemen, without board, in a frst elnas house; choice loca- jon. 38 Bit Single or connecting; high stoop house, brown stone. ences. iT TWELFTH STREFT, PETWEEN FIFTH AND avennes.—Plensant farnished Roome, with ge | EAST FIFTEENTH STERVT, SECOND Door 5 Do. trees Reetthe avineaHendouaety tarsaed Apart- ments and sii le ene to let, with French aud Italian pri- vate table if desi QO WEST THIRTY.THIRD | STREET, BETWEEN ge) Fifth avenue and Broa lway.—To tet, with Board, handsome Rooms on also oue on third floor, in a private family, with wr bonreree 4(Q) BAST NINTH STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.— Furnished Rooms on first and second tloors to let, en suite or aingiy, with Board, to gentiemen and thelr wives’ or single gentlemen. References exchanged. 4] NESE TWENTY-HoURTH STREET—A_ FLOOR Ahicough to rent, handsomely fnenished, in eult or sepa- rate, witb orwithout Board; a large Koom on fourth floor for gentlemen, ia WEsT FOURTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH 42 ‘and Sixth avenues.Large fine Rooms, with first class Board; references | required. sail sae 4 4 WAT FOURTEENTH STREBT.—TO LET, AN elegant Parlor Floor, toa gentieman and his wife or two single gentlemen, with Private Table if desired. ‘Refer: a oxchanged. 4 FOURTH AVENUE. A LARGE SIZED FUR- nished Room, with water and gas; also (wo Hall Bed- yooms. 45 Kom vate fami Uradule TH STREET, WEST OF BROADWAY.— Syn the Rooms, large and smnil, to let in a with the best of Board, to responsible parties Ane se FURNISHED ROOMS 45 * MORTON STREET.—A +) to let to young men in a 46 Af, LEXINGTON AVENUE.—A FRONT ANI AND BACK Room on the second floor to let, with 46 FOURTEENTH Gatch NEAR FIFTH AVENUE, ) Kecond Floor to iet, with or without Beirate | table; also Rooms on 'on third and Tons s floors, with first Claas Board. 48, WES? TWELFTH STREET—TWO OR THREF pemniernen cnn cousin. swe furnished Room, with frst private faint! red, 48 WE TWENTY-FOURTA STREET. —H HANDSOME- ly furnished Roome to let, withont board, singly or en ‘Apply to N. FAIRBANKS, suite; bath, &o. fuel BOND STREET. PLEASANT ROOMS 1 with or without Board, f tema aingle gentlemen; honse furniahed; private family; good table; no i 48 EAST, NINBIEEATH STREET, NEAR BROAD- F.way.—To let, a Room, furnlahed, Jn a private family. WEST THTRTY.FIRST STREET, ‘NEAR SIXTH avenue and be tn ~~ in As ER rn Sir nnd Bedrooms, oa third floor: modern Soy ites 06 oa : a trencen required” “A ‘Apply 00 Tueaday and Wednesday. >: 49 rs. EAST NINTH STREET, BETWEEN BROADWAY and University place.—Véry desirable Rooms; double single house and table first class; references, 544 LAIGuT STREET.—FU RNISHED ROOMS TO LET, for man and wife or single ladies; use of kitchen. rents moderate, Call all the week. RQ BAST NINTH STRERT, A FRW DOORS WEET OF roadway a pleasant Roma, with Boar, nw modern NEAR iO het, west TWENTY-THIRD STRERT.—PURNISHED Rooms, with References exchanged. EAST TWENTY-SEVENTH STRERT, BETWERN Fourth and Lexington avenues house newly fur. ‘A gentleman and 56 (OLD NO.) EAST THIRTY-PIFTH STREET, Fark avenue-—Handsomely furnished Sut ‘of Rooma, on first floor, and large front with ‘frat clase Board. 58 6 ‘on second Loar, to ished. rife or two single, gentiemen can have aud Board; references ex- changed. 63,2 bn PLACE, EXTRA LARGE FRONT ROOMS. yd third hot and cold water, &c.; f nite modern; house and first class, Privale table if enired. 69 IRVING PLACE, NEA! hen > RCY PARK.— Ve An elegant Suit of Room le 1% one or an entire Floor to rent for the winter, with Af desired ; ref- IRVING PLACE.TO LET, WITH BOARD, — ‘lee third = wt en enite, Snely furnished ; et cooled water. pan, te, avery fine chamber and Roun, suitable for two OF three gentlemen. 5 CuINToN. “PLACE, FIFTH HOUSE FROM Tarr e) nvenue.—Handsomely furnished Roonm, with cinas Board, for good clase families and gentlemen; howe private and in fine order, 85 EAST pourra STRERT.— GENTLEMEN AxD i and singla gentleman ‘oan be nccommodane with Board; j also ino table ba | CLINTON PLACE, NEAR vier AVEN| QL ast CE, NEAR U8.—TWO snitable for a gen. Semad ned tody ors party of gealomea, unesneptionsio reference required, “ial a 10: ith excellent Board |AL_ STREET.—PLEASANT noome s 103 WEST TWENTY-SEVENTH STREET. NEWLY man and wife; Boe Board for jady. «and thrown on the market for the correspond- BOARDERS AND LODGERS WANTED. BOARDERS AND LoVGERF WANTED. iT Titery PoOrRTn * errr, nerd ant tne Mosomne te eel Chass Fe sion Af pal 146 i Op ea tit lnnating | ccuremess to cue ond and ‘Nengert nore AT TW ENT! SEVENTH STRERT..& RZ SELL very sraree. masreows sve nd Goer Prot ‘and Be ‘rome fur. ished, to lot, with Tae te Hlemnen. AlR0 arermmne ‘athne for ring! for 098 Week. Re ervnces exchanged. ‘ Weer Four ROOD 200 wrnieay Purnloned YT rast omnes rew orn’Leaee 27 be scoon fe)! Loew, with Board, Fas, bath, Ae. Terme Goto #8 Ihe Letter ane 207 West TWENTY FOURTH STEreT, NrAR a B venth evens, & ferwiehed Sere oar tom at cy Wy of gent wibew beard, aie @ beck Meron and Patension | 6 a piyeh ian’ «etiee OD) pe. wets TH STe*RT, BRTWREW Sve lobar om home Catt fur three « aye 993 ¥ WEsT THIRTY PO" RTH | STRERY. HAND. y furntenet Koome, en eulle oF enale. with « (vate bath, 40 let fran famiey oF ® party JON WL Terabe, Address OF apply as adore, DIZ RIGUTH AVENUE, BKAR TwHETY.KROOND <2 58) shrert. To lei, ane oF two furnished Rooms: house has water and gan, renl @6 per week. Alvo & hall ledrowm. 23 WEST, THIRTEENTH STREET. YO LET. FUR hed Rooms to single gontiemen, or to © sual fatnlly for lg Dovsekenping. Third avenoen Two boickiavers and wodated wb Beard sade guod 29Y RAST ELEVENTH aTREET, OProsrre vr Mark's church, A large, elegantly furnished back Fartor, with fret class Nord, for gentiomen and wile or two ‘single gen 939 WEST TWENTY-TUIRD STRPET 4 LAROE “13 onl Ttoom aa Rediinm om the seeond Boor ty let, * | Lon gentleman and two la back Parton, telervnees erebanged ee 279 HUDSON STREET, Canal.—Larpe front W men and thet gentlemen can be we wi 300 NINTH STRERT, ONE poor Rast or arcomD arene. A youne wiluw having an eegam'ly ‘up 3 ished house rept a chotce of pleasant Koos, sep ore! Board, on reasonabie term, ¢ 305 fh TWELFTH STREET, NEAR SROOND A) ENUR. 2) Large Room on eecoud toot, with Boar, for we men; #16 per week. 31 () BAST PouRTEENTH STREET, SPAR SROOND avenu comely furnished ‘serond etary front Roomeud Mearcom Jet, with Bonrd, references requires. 313 (OLD No. 105) Rasy thiRTy FOURTA STREET. — e A few young men, of gentioman and wile, cam be ae commodated with Board, with gaa la room 320) EAST VUPTY FIFTH STREET.-4WO OF THREE nicely furnished Rooms to let, te * brown © house; all modern improvements ; tarms very reasonable: also | . Doctor's # Koom, RT RE s erKING AND A HALL ROOM 399 West Haun 323 Ff a ntleman and wife, at 16 and #95 per Th to let, with Hoard, #7 for two gontl 14, WaT TWENTY Fighth avenue. with ne ay = single Rooms at $8 per week for une; house browe stone. 25 WEST | THIRTY-FOUR’ 4+) pleasant back Room, second floo: Hanon nd wite or twa gapiieinen , also large treat Reese om fourth floor; dinner at 466 WES? THIRTY-POURTH _STREET.—HAND- W) somely furnished Rooms ma to lot with hoard, to em Hlomen and wives or single gentleme: Feferences exchanged. 08 SEVENTH AVENUE, 0 ONE BLOCK FROM FOR ty-ace - ished Rooms to let, with withont Board, ge et id to wives or tiemen, bouse frat class, marble, high stoop. R80 38 aeOwAy: BETWEEN Sreresre bgt 4 Nineteenth strects.--Furnished Roome to let, to gentlemen and ladies or single gentlemen. A PRIVATE FAMILY, HITHERTO A\ xD ZA crying a drat class hones in an eligible position, would ea few aingle gentlemen or gentlemen and thetr sive with snoten ct moeee ane lunexceptionable table. ad- dress box 2,869 Post office. A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, OCCUPYING A LARGE fony mory house tn first clase location up town, would ifie to let the entire Third Floor, with or without Breaktest, iit dentrabie yy. For particulars address H. A. D., box “SMALL PAMILY, IN THE IMMEDIATE VICINITY ‘of Broadway, will let an elegant Stit of Rooms, on sen ond Boor, with Board table if desired. Apply at 67 Baws Twenty-liret at LL PERBOKS SRRKING BOARD 1 city oF try shonld apy Rational Hotel and B anting House Protective Aesoel Rooms, 644 Broad JON he, As your _ 9. W. 90) ‘Actuary. feet and time, WIDOW LADY (WEST FORTY-FOURTH STREET, having slegantiy furnighed tli rent to aenteet adys wit Board. areas Mrs. Pardes, eeation 0. os N ELEGANT EXTENSION ROOM ALSO FINE. newly furnished seeond story front Room, = nonin ood Board and reasonable; references exchanged. inetaenth street. A famft Sriy:, PRIVATE: FAMILY | WILL LET, WITH ROARD, ban tsomely farnisived Rooma: tack yolnst cereneres beat; family aenall and table first clase, Thirteenth street, between second a od Toke A GENTLEMAN OR TWO CGPNTURMEN WHO would ike to room ) omn be_secorsmmodated with @ ni cay furnished front on xecond floor, Inquire AL 7H Suffolk street, second floor, between # and 61°. M, we Rae h pL ANT PARK. pPMBASANT ROOMS, Bo win tem clam Board.” 46 Bas Fitvoensh street OARD iN MUI ETWEEN FIFTH AND Sith, avenues. “Aieganiy lurnisued front Rooms on third and fonrth hoo: able reference given ead required, Address Wes ox 0 Poet oer, MM, ROGERS, LATE. OF ST. STCHOLAS woTRL, ona inrge Louse, 42 ast Twelfth street, where Veasant Board ean be had by applying at the above cusaber. Ck OF ROOMS ON THIRD STORY, WITH Board, ta private famfly. 214 West Fifteenth street. Fr HOUSE FROM FIFTH AVENUR, NEAR THE Brevoort Housn, 74 Clinton furninved Rooms, singly or en suite, witho Wioel eeard; tue clase partie only. OTFL, ACCOMMODATIONS FOR PAMILIES AND nUlemen, at yn piace, corner vers aoe. ransfeos from 42 50 10 #3 en oper day, Ta “ile $10 per weeks CHAS. LRFLER, Propriet: RS. WYCKOFF HAVING TAKEN TH! adjoining © chureh, 275 and 277 new prepared to ‘with or TWO HOUSES ‘ourth avenue, ie without privaie T° RENT_WITH ROARD, ™ MADISON AVENUR, below Thirty-fourth street, a whole Floor, furnished or unturned toa eetied fall yore A yiary of gentlesarn iy beat ria, ‘om ime. PuOVOrS, 31 Kast Fourteenth surest r perteiay appiyat _ BOARD AND LOpene WANTED, PARTY, CONSISTING OF TWO, GENTLEMEN and their wh with child three ee, Gosire « Rocond or Third Floor frac area hy ards joes Hoo, Ae, most be frat cl rele, with fall particul oH. WWiimom, box 2.8% Poet oftee. jaome furnished Rooms, with Board, for gentle- 103 TEST _ROURTERNTIL OTRERT, EAR sixth cargane.—A private Frenct family bares handsomely furnished Floor ate) Board; bisa two single Rome,” Keterences ndes required. wii . 10 BANK STREET—A GENTLEMAN AND LADY. be pleasantly suited wit! on two ladies can ine private family, en 108 ¥ Wret J route fore ereeer, NEAR SIXTH AVE- pegecengert, © vata te oleae full Board on Sundays. r CT a El WEST TWENTV-THIRD @TREET.—ONF OR Two nrnkcbea Room, wit tbe comfort gt home; fh toe comforts sta howe ieee ogo OU iy the day piwrerred.. Call a6 P.M. —_ Bast TWENTY-R1GHTH STREP, Fourth avenue.—Bl: balte or tingly, with Board; private modation class. Ud SAE Lh, athe | second gad Be From comma ling wih or teh Boar alee tures get or 8 mal family; ail nicely fur 7H STREET. Nicely furnished Rooms to let, with Board, for =| fi WEST THIRTEENTH STREET.—TO LET, with Board, « pleasant second story front cove; {also Room on third floor, ERGYMAN WANTS PERMANEN » from he it se Ath of October for himectit iter tere chiisrem, Sand | Uy aud nurse; two delween rene J, Ta 8 box 608 Post GRNTLEMAN DESIRES A FURNIKHED ROO’ with or without , in & private family ; Cooper fomuie Heras trees wile terme and particulars a foth eireets. QOARD WANTED. PERMANENT, SUBSTANTIA: vt neat and trl, a at moderats airedt nnd Third nvente. Addrena SB ae name he 6 Third avenue OARD WANTED.—A hall roome, communtent {ion for nurae, eatlon between and above r bird street. | Tora bunges. ‘naires bn Cy F Be References exc! . CARD, WANTED_OY A. GENTLEM, ney AND WIFE; Ky po i‘ntxib avendes” and not te om Reeattd Perea Addreas, mating terme and toeation, box 1,791 Post oftes: CARD WAXTED—BY 4 GENTLEMAN AND WIFR; locatior below vty-thiy B* I nelghborhen rd street; a Parlor and Bed- ‘with loners nad Terma Which must st cxceed ®80 pet Wook, ty inci jee red, 3 STORY RY, FRONT AND with up stairs with two ha office. OARD WANTED,--U RNTSURD ROOM AND BED- B° room, with Ly! fentioman, big and Nara, five and ag -) pice one exceed GA) 5 week; Teleconens aged. ‘sirens W we.” HF ., box haa Tost 30 } PiQureeN TH STREET.—HAN ahed Roome, to gentlemen, ‘with or aa ant neiyhborhood Uret class, near Union square; ref a1 are 4 PRR WERE. -PUBASANT nt Rooms, With van and abd Mecdougs’ [134 KART SIXTEENTH STRERT (LATS MRS. B.A. p My To lei, with Board, Suire of Rooms. for einge Koouemen. a9 einer, bo ati wer, bon Hoeation, kL. Herald oles: rTM OARD WANTE ehtd ame ne Mauderate, Adie sles ons FOR A PARTY OF FOUR ADULTS location murs An DOK 108 New York BOARD AND LODGING WANTED Woe Teese oe goat teams oes A ited + ___ BROOKLYN BOARD, 76) re an MONTAGE, _ OORURE HE URVEY {STRRET.—TWO et with Board, to enti. fe ane FIPRRRFONT STREET, BROOKLYN HETOHTs.— 14 Fires class Board and very desirable Rooms, with qd ieecen eee i references exchanged. — aye BOARD. +R EET. Sur FIRST CLASS poe an fumidoed i ans Ein piace we ENGLAND HOTEL AND DINING BALOON, corner atrert.—200 Licht and airy Bie, and 600, nightly, EUNION MOTEL, ON TRE ec ‘RAN PLAN, FOR- REGION Nera OF rar RUNDE FHA CG ry to ave nese. /Mosantiy ferntshea Rooase, sy" fruits or Ch gt arrangements mate, OBL 4, ILLS HOUSE, 85 FOURTH AVENUK, LORNER of Teenty seventh street, opp jew Haven and Ralroad y <. New Haven coe,8 been tx renovate? and refitued, fs now open to the te ne ee sae pda go men's on toe rt mall gered with frat otawa COUNTRY BOARD. A. HOMM IN THE COUNTRY 18 OFFERED TO ANY ZA. indy, im her exvectod sickness: her infant would be taken te boar’, of would take two children to board. Mrs. Hine, 866 higaih aveaue. AT Etgzanern, PLEASANT ROOMS, IN A cHtorel location, to Wt, with Boar, (uy Convenient to'care. Apply at No. 3 West Jei Coren ea BOARD WANTREDAY A LADY; TERMS moderate; re'erencas exchanged. | Address Laure Prescott, Bi voklyn Post olive, JOOP MOARD ©. 5 for the (ali ees team Kh 7, Rockland county, N. ¥. L oa; eplenaid Adaress J. Wood, SUMMER RESORTS, i ‘OUNTAIN RBETREAT HOUSE-—AITUATED HALY war between Cais .iliand the Ley House, will be for boarders during Reptember ni October ‘Terms LW Race, 0's per week, Reler to AID BLOOM, Proprietor. TO LET FOR RUSINESS PI KPOSES. de A. 10 LET, IN NEW HERALD BUILDING, TWO Cone eoesontag Reve fou jourth floor ; three elegant con- necting Rooms on fourth floor. Apply to ISAAC O. BARKER, yoo 14 Herald than r heel ph O1P HERALD BUILDING, CORNY! A (tam and Kessan strerta, New York. a Foy twanw’neturing business. Address Isaac 0. jereld Building. — mangers A, tohebie gs sta or Cyr Y e manrt xe on % e 4 i a year. isd EDMUND H MARTINE, biath avenue, corner Thirty-eecond street SHOW AND WORK ROOMS TO LET— * hughiornth street, near olathe GQTORAGR TO LEY, FOr PURNITORE, TRUNKS, BOXKS ‘Pianos, wines. elvan, de, in fine dry’ and airy rooms, at tne “Storage Warebouse, 26’ Hudson street, beiween Canal and hpene treet. Apply JOHN L. BOG, in the store On Le Pen ioee. Sl etoeta peak Broome s'rest, between Broadway and Mercer street. sts POWER. “ROOMS, WITH STEAM POWER, TO vod workers takes, Apply ow a PisUG dr bet Pine av, couse Twenty-fourth LFT—A CORNER HOUSE 8° TABLE FOR A GRO. cory of quot stare. Apply to C. 0. CONNOR, GF Contre reat. ore TO Lrr- ar BONS A OO. 46 Nise PLOORS IN THE BUILD- nue uf the ost locations on Broad- and Twoilth streets, Inquire in YRES ON HIND AVEN AT REASON. ite rent TNS LOnw, ety third areaue. LET Bust BTORE. ON “THIRD AVERT T° sine zane Buse urniture Store or frat claas Hilliard Room. Mie yt ORW, S12 Third avenue, lon at WiTK TWO SKY. Ae La aan Shower el my al A. BCHWARZ'S, 64 Lers0 ay ‘eae STRUBT. ELDGANT KEC- ond Floor, Fe pe Pepe for business purpuses oF housekeeping.” Apply on the premises, I LET OR SELL—INTEREST OF A LAKOL STORE, in a fine location on the Sixth avenue, we roms ahd ac- jation for family. 512 sixth arenne. “PWELLING HOUSES TO. LET. —TO LET—-FOR A TERM 01 naee. FURNISHED, A. an elegant corner House on avenue; one of the bemdmy rer ht tush fr i hotel. Apply to IBAA O. BARKER, room Mvew a NEATLY PURNISHED Pang) a9 Wet Py 4 4\ teenth strest 10 rooms), for #100 per month nisbed Roome fou ouleneh Inquire a ho Weat Tw Teeny HOUSES 10 RENT AND YOR ” ‘Ae 4 Nea"s and 9 Twenty-third street, Fille Avenue Hostal, (A. REYSICIAN WiaitRs To KEK KENT 18 1100) about chtthees. Leral.on ry KOM, Hered otce, Vergai Se gock bane on on" Saws chanel, os aahington etre. ee A roa FURNIRUED YOUR KTORY BROWN #TONT: ze a it Me Wt Foams Poaceae KER STORY BROWN jouse, tm od onder, 40 Int lyn; rent noderate a Lis Gober t Lone, uerverreenee poces pean rein . - 3 furnmned, ree — OSCAR EMITH, © FIT avenue, corner Foerteenth etreet, FEW FIRGT CLARE HOVERS, IN GOOD LOCA None, euitavie for boar-lers, furauebed and wrfureisbed , ELKING & 00. 9) Bitte Honen, Thine avenue FIRST CLASS DWELLIN LY PaInreD | Curwer of TRactrenth stream a4 Bevemih ore from bet, rent @2.0%, immediate posonen) 6 ‘ib POUR STORY FURNISHEO ian etocr Koren, Mireet, to let enmah 6 for a oarting BF. A. 3. LYNCH, 81 Nasene etrent, ald PAM ay ety month " } *~ ONFOR. Bi nates te a, ae dans bewamaim DAT, Acrut, 0 Mrowdway bj eTORY HOUSE = Letom arnawy INK THRE City, Ko, 17% South Hinth oop, oeven " yom 0nd all the Inpreveme ie. Tooma) gas, bation - eaters tn an hg EF c IsHKD ROUSE Rie Ny —ts farina Call we above. OUSE TO LET OR FOR SALE COMPLETELY forntehed, in Thirty Ore none bendeomel po ” street, way, Inquire aie al Rte fcr SUPPLIED AMD, CAN par Per dt addon 8 aL ie orice pes LET_PURNTSHED Seg UNFURNISHED ROT 0 arione ratinbe, from GNU le T mosh, THOMAS BLLIGTY, 1 Bseoker strom, Eaurena, e at eee i. endiedéi Te Ler. 704 PRIVATE FAMILY ONLY, THE Hand. four sory high sony wrowe mone 2) West Afi street. artic ars inquire om the | remeron aan Md a an 0 LET-A LARUGB HANDE#O! 16HED COR T ner Honea, fa, @ mont eration, cooventont to ‘alland Fulton ferries. The AY we r+ freak. Apply ETA THRER STORT eNO LISI On with all the : ta, eheniee ep the contre of @ biook Dowwee month. Keys at a Linscus To! A PRIVA RESIDENCE 0 1 THE UPPER end Leta rn ane House and contains meders Improvements; etatie, ‘seowe four sores of Fine \few o: the river. Cooventent to the oily by the Nuteon iver Appr to DUVALE ¢ UU, & soa remy 7 DWELLING HOUSES TO LET. T° LET—TWO OF THOSE ELRGANT yous. rer v ttn ati ‘reels. “Apply te JOMM 1M, by A (0.7 Pine alrect. pbly w JOHN “0. Pret T° LET—COMPLPTEUY FURNISHPD, INCLUDING piano, linen, tableware, ke,. three siory ich stoop brown stong House; the fumnily two persons, will remain nd board if desired. Apply ai 124 Woat Forty horenth at, 0 LETOA NICE THRER STORY RIK HoCSR; gaa and water location, near Woashineton pa 1000 furnished, 6100. __VAN VECHEN, 438 Broatway. 2 0 LET—-A FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY HI etm 4 tone full saad Honse an Laxtn gon 4 enue, none rty-nixth atreet: rent #4," annum, Apply to HO! MOKUAN, No.2 Pine street. - wl PO a LET UNFURNISHED, | ON TWENTY SINT stre’k vent Broadway, frat class th ‘A, brown stone House, “Apply to WM. B. *SENSINGS, TE Broadway, Trinity Buasiding,b basement, 10 LET—A LARGE AND VERY DESIRAR: atone House, oppoaite Cramercy Park, has all mndern mprovements, ant rin got to.» good BROWN urn'shed reat low R 18 Fast Twentyeseve eo 10. om tH FURNTS! TED_-AT #70 PFR MONTH THE neat three story brick House 2 Weat Tweaty-tirst strect, fn good order; bas al tue modera ir ts. 0 LET—-HOUS"S, FURNISHED, FOR PRIVATE FAMI- lies, for “boarding pons fouses now filled with Permanent prompt nanin MILLS * OWE, seo 5) West Tuirtioth street, T° LYT—FULLY j Habel op TF A Many tl aon English basement Honae, with all modern imnrovement By 40 East ‘Twelfth aircet, betw see, Tnonire on the oes Second and Thi 0 LET OR LEASE—TO A PRIVATE. FAMILY ONT To heaven 30 59 Fifth avanun, fientain stable and carriage hi Dane dturiciaie, womession given, Apply to Winueck ‘&CO,, 81 Beaver stroet. TPO, LEASF-ON A LEADING AVENUE. A FOUR story Horisg, 4 rooms estdes store and basement, suiter ble for a small hotel or restaurant. MILLS & HOWE, Agents, 55 West Thirtieth street. NO RENT-FURNISHN, TOA RESPONBIBLE PARTY, the House No.9 Went Thirteenth street, pray honse frone Fifth avenne: aires rooms deep; all the improvements Seen from 12 til TO A PRIVATR FAMILY ONLY, THA four story brown stone front House No. 1 th street. Apply on the premises or to JAMES it. TPO, RENT-FORNTSTE, RROWN STONE HTH STOOP Floune, 2xih, 127 Kast Twenty-seventh s.rect. to a private family; is being put in thorou-h order, Apply at 43 Walker st, Ag” clogantly furn' KISSAM, 80 Pine 20x" a nply to Ge ect, between 12 aid 4 o'clock: “ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET. HANOSOMELY FURNIGH™ | FRONT Room on first Noor to let, to gentleman and wife withow® children, Apply at 62 Sixth avenue. LOWER PART OF A NICE HOUSE (FIVE ROOMS, furniahed or unfurnished, within two. blocks of By W. H. FALCONER, 21 Second at., near Bowery. _ way. A PRIVATE FAMILY HAVE A PLEASANT FUR. AL nishet Room to rent, withont ‘sant: location Weat ‘Twonty-socond street, For’ particulars address Belton, sta- ton A. A FAMILY OWNING AND OCCUPYING HALF OF AN JN ee i earemnenies ‘er, Vinen, _Twenty-ninth ALEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS, EN SUITE OB ) separately, in a private family. 124 West Eleventh street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, gis. yreeges 20 RET =O yagi ed S10) TERY D ave ies; have 8 modern tmprovems #25 to 40 per month, E. V. LOEW, 812 Third IRST FLOOR TO LET—NO. 49 NINTH AVENUR, with all improvement, } ANDSOMELY FORIISEED Leng) a ith 3 pb suitable for two gentlemen, and large clo ta, bath, curs conventence for cooklag {f required. Apply at {18 West Thiriy-abird street, FA HOURY TO LET—TO A BMALL FAMILY. I ‘ne fine neighborhood. — No, 456 West ‘Twenty th DART OF A HOUSE TO LET.-FIVE ROOMS, wire bathroom and all _morern Improvements, In a privae family; Sixty-aixth street, near First avenue. Apply on the premfve ex, or at 42 Cedar basement. | & PART OF FIRST CLASS HOUSE, Awerican family. References given aud requi East Forty-eighth URNISHED, A FLOOR WITH TMEDATR Lk wutable for housekeepin: "fs Jn a genteel eat Pity. reepectable nelghborhoot; rent m x third street, between | LET..1HE_ LOWER PART 01 A 1GH § Houre, consisting of Parlor and Leinve pod ree we yy allt on on of ieeor Gentian Arorace, Takka GEN, 608 Greenwich street, from LET ON THIRD FTOOR, WITH Ler mnt vie Sane siveets corner of Hudsons rent fhe drug store. oon F FIVE ROOMS, FURNISHED, FOR ng, or wonld be let for business p No. xd Weat arly-6'3 ath street, corner Sixth avenue. LEY—SECOND FLOOR, CONTAINING SIX ROOMS TO gatand water. “Apply at 7 Stanton strect, near Bowery. T°, iz? pe get OR CaROERTEEED, SECOND private ere perfect order, with all the matern inprotamena newly FSiated. “Apply on the pree LET TWO SUITS OF THREE AND FOUR FUR. ished Room, enitable for teht honsekeen'’ne; gas and beth th, 187 Bast Twenty-ninth street, near Lexiagion avenam, ad LET..A SECOND FLOOR TO A Pasian FAMILY, Inquire at 104 Sixth avenue, th the LET, AND five Roome i ren 'URNITURP FOR SALE—A FLOOR OF 0. JOHN ELLIS, 41949 Sixth avenue RD FLOOR TO LET.—FIVE LARGE ——— water and gas. 1,403 Broadway, between Fifty- ond Ficty-tuird strecte, 4 AGE PLACE. NEAR BLEROKER STREET— ‘o to one or two aingle gentlemen, rent ressoaabie, house ‘wardrobe, gas aad baihj i 79) TEED AvENE. UE-—A FURNIAHRD FLOOR, PIVm ng ying, water, goss marvie macies* Ring bell. in 37L. BROADWAY, BETWEEN 7reT’ MINT COUNTRY 1 OUNS 3 rf ABMS, , &C, TO THEW BRIGHTON Aaron PARK.—TO RENT, ‘a first class brick Villa, 13 rooma, with gas, water, are ‘ant summer residences aie. A apt Met wtaber located; Bve minutes from ferry. AMILTON, 'ON, 9636 Bro BronAway. Ler ar RY®, §. a UNTIL Are 1A HAND pame'y ‘arntahed H , eontarning 12 rooms; eres hed with en shout font stave’ dopa. ‘Addrees 5. ‘we bon gait New York Post ofice. T% LPT OR FOR BALR-ON FORT HILL, BL, House, ettnated on the og of First and Westervels coutalns 14 rooms, with modern im and commands a fall view wot he bay: four lot Also a Cottare ven 7 roam For Pe 7 1 MARTIN. ics on ne LPT On Lease At FORDHAM, NEAR JEROWE re Ost. Liwo — Residences, completely, ‘eres and the other with seven; Gret rate order, only seven + arent, corner roe Vannt wan street Patentons aed ole Peay ” sea oe Chote ganate fee he Weltbam and alt Acnee wean Watehee wholeeale ont retal. 32 cLoTit ae ‘ay wavine At cast ory ec Loria Fae east street, teas vas Tees aes ahr frat _ new OADWAY, NEAR THIRTEENTH 1, geen Retreak a ttsn Sala a and geotemen's Wear'og Apparel, Dia soy A THE TRADES. I Cp MACHINIST “AND PNOIver® fa trae tas es reas my Bah sr. pty es <a. Hons a “rite Tae ar SEAS wires b Mosagem Sad ANTED. Two eremeere. 2 CHARCOAL FUR wo Nore ANTED_r¥o wane wurnuy manrs . aprusro ta me Wrasse fv FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS. — JEUNE FILLE FRANCAISE OPSTRE AR PLACER i Fontan, mie ean cow ire onner Ure Wadieeser deus ore eu dine ow,