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

4 = creer r? i t . * do,, 164, 106% @ 108%; do., 1865, 100% m 106%; d = FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Farpay, Nov. 13—6 P. M. ‘The stock market bes been ina very Weak end eX- ited condition to-day, and New York Centra! de- clined to 114%, 8 lower point than it has touched Since the panic of last spriag, while Erie declined to 85% under heavy sales by the German baukers on Bogiish account, intuenced by the downward Nendency of the stock tn London, the price at the close of business to-day hay- ing been 23%. Whe fresh decline of four Per cent in New York Central was owing to Sales by operators identified with the Vander- t interest, and the readiness with which it yielded favored the supposition that the decline was en- ‘ Couraged by Mr. Vanderbilt himself, although some Of his sateliites argued to the contrary. Pacific ul sold down to 112, the decline being assisted by # published report that Mr. Vanderbilt had purchased two ocean steamers at Boston with the intention of funning them on the Paciiic. His name carries so Mauch prestige with it that whatever he does %m affairs which have any bearing, directly Or indirectly, on Wali street exerts a remarkable in- Muence. Thus the purchase of these steamers was construed Into a possivie revival of opposition to the Pacifio Mail Company, aud the belief that he bad sold out his New York Central stock induced others to sell Out theirs. Itis the misfortune of Mr. Vanderbilt, like all very successful men, however, to have too many friends, and he way well say, as Huskisson Sald, “Save me from my friends,” It is sup- that more than 200,000 shares of rie. are held in England or on English @ccount, and tne decline in the price @broad has created q very uneasy feeling among ‘those holding the siock here on foreign account as ‘wellas among holders of tue stock generally. The Tottenness of the clique system in Wall street and {ts danger to the public are becoming more apparent: every day, and the warnings which we have given to the public from time to time to guard against the §mares and pitfalis of the stock Exchange Were not uncalled ‘or. It is needless to say fhat every clique has tor us Prime object the swindling of tue street and’ the general Pubile tn order to fill its own pockets, and so far, morally speaking, it 1s a conspiracy to defraud. The Dull cliques are just now ina terrible state of rage 8nd agitation, because people are selling their stocks instead of buying them, and they consider it a deadly sin on the part of the newspapers not to come to their aid ana tell the public to buy stocks in order that they may be saved from failure and be the bet- ter enabled to continue their swindling operations $n the future. That ihe cliques are the pests ef Wall street every honest broker will admit, whether they are operaung for a rise or a@ fall in stocks or gold, for iu ether case they play with loaded dice, and have the advantage over all out- spiders, When cliques rup up stocks of questionable value fifty per ceut 1a a few months, and @ay they are worth all they are selling for, they decoy innocent persons into buylng them, and the morality of the proceeding ts no better Shan that of the man who seils plated watches for , the genuine gold. The prevatling distrast of stock | Values is not confined to Wali street, but extends over the entire country, and the chief anxiety of holders of stocks 1s wo sell them, the only support of ‘he market being the cliques, and among these de- Moralization is rapidly spreadiag, Money was in moueraie supply at seven per cent fn currency, with exceptional transactions at this rate in gold, although early in the day appre- hensions of stringency were expressed in consequence of the Bank of the Commonwealth having been a creditor at the Clearing House to the amount of $1,700,000, in addition to $700,000, yesterday, and tulsa was regarded an indication of the beginning of a fresh lock-up mowment. The demand for discounts is very moderate, and the oest grade of commercial paper is quoted at 74, a¥ per cent and the second @rade at 10a 12 per cemt. The Western money mar- ets continue in a semi-stringent condition, and Dusiness im that section is restricted in con- sequence. The subject of certifying bank checks continues to attfact sertous attention. It has Just been decided by a Massachusetts State Court in Boston that banks have no legal right under the National Currency act to certify checks, except the funds to meet them are actually on deposit at the time of certification, and this is good iaw. The cer- tifying of stockbrokers’ checks by the Wall street ‘Danks has degenerated into an abuse of the banking privilege, and as it is fraught with great Ganger to the banks themselves, and therefore to ,depositors, it ought to be restricted as much as possible within safe limits; whereas itis now practised on ascale which would cripple half the banks in Wall street in the event of a panic on the Stock, Exchange, causing a large number of failures among stock houses; and for all this risk the banks recetve no equivalent. ‘The gold market shows considerable firmness and the fluctuations during the day were from 133% to 133%, with the closing transactions prior to the adjournment of the board at three Yolock at 133%, following which the quo- tion advanced to 133% ® 134 under & brisk demand on speculation for a rise as well as to cover “short’’ contracts, the indications being that the market has temporarily touched bottom and that a combination is preparing to make capital out of the oversold condition of the market. There was @ brisk borrowing demand for coin, and loans were made at rates varying from one to four percent per annum for carrying and at 1-04 per cent per diem for borrowing, as well as “flat.” The gross clearings amounted to $75,425,000, the gold balances to $1,634,304 and the currency balances to $2,167,471. ‘The Sub-Treasury disbursed $362,037 in coin during the day in payment of interest on the public debt, ‘Tho prospect of the scheme for taxing United States bonds and paying the principal in currency being revived in Congress at the ensuing session is induc- ying purchases of gold by far-sighted men, as the atruggle between the bondholders and the non-bond- holding class of the people is certain to be both Ditter and proionged, and the sentiment or the people is very properly against any class privileges. It is a poor rule that will not work both ways, and ‘what is sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander. At the commencement of business the stock 1 Ket was weak and unsettled, and at the early conta of the open board prices were lower than at the close last evening. At the first reguiar board the market was Weak, and on the call New York Ventral closed 2% lower than at the same time yesterday, Erie 1X, Hudson River 3%, Reading 1%, Michigan Southern 1%, Cleveland and Pittsburg 1%, Cieve- land and Toledo 1, Rock ‘sland %, Northwestern %, do, preferred 3, Fort Wayne 134, Milwaukee and St. Paul 2%, do. preferred 1%, Ohio and Mississippi , ‘Tennessee sixes, ex coupon, 1; new issue 15, and North Carolina sixes, new issue, %. Government. securities were duil and heavy at a decline of % per cent in the principal stocks. Atthe open board at one o'clock prices were considerably lower and the market presented a very unsettled appearance, New York Central selling at 116g, At the second regular board the downward movement of prices continued, and on the call New York Central closed 33 lower than at the first regular board, Erie 1, Hudson River 1%, Reading , Cleveland and Toledo 1%, Rock Island %, Northwestern \4, do. preferred 4, Fors Wayne 4, Milwaukee and St. Paul %, do. preferred 44, Tennessee sixes, ex coupon, %, and North Caro lina sixes, new issue, %. Government se- curtties were heavy at further decline of % & MS per cent. At the open Doard at half-past three o'clock prices showed & alight recovery from the lowest prices touched, and during the remainder of the afternoon the market Muctuated feverishiy. At the close at six o'clock the following quotations were current:—Pacific Mail, 113% a 114; Mariposa preferred, 19 @ 20; New York Central, 116 a 116%; Erie, 86% @ 36%; Hudson River, 120 9121; Reading, 96% a 9044; Bankers’ and Brok- ers’, 106 a 106)4; Milwaukee and St, Paul, 67 @ 67); do. preferred, 814 a 82; Fort Wayne, 106 a 1063; Ohio and Miastasippi, 29% a 2054; Michigan Southern, 824 @ 82%; Clevelana and Pittsburg, 6244 @ 83; Rock Island, 103 & 1034,; Northwestern, 83 8 83)<; do. pre- ferred, 8356 a 8354. Government securities were very dull and heavy all day, and the market closed without improvement at the following quotations:—Registered, 1881, 112% #113; COMpod, 1881, 113% @ 113%; 6-20'e regisered, 1852, 1054 & 106; 5-20's coupon, 1862, 108% & an, January and July, 10055 — 10094; do,, 1967, 100%; dO. NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER. 14,. 1868 1868, 10934 @ 109%{; 10-40’s, registered, 103% & 104; 10-40’s coupon, 104% @ 10874; Pacifics, 0855 9 09, ‘The foreign exchange market was dull and steady, ‘under a light demand forbilie and 4 lumited supply of those drawn against ihipmeats of produce. SASS AT THE NEWT STOCK EXCLUND, Friday, Nev. 19—10:15 a. ae By 11000 Erle 2000 2.00 10 Po Pn BU00 Hg B80 100 wus ‘B000 or » 100 io aha % on Tey 3 3 X a 96 100 = a (800 : ae T000 oe io Ohe ‘6000 a 8 5090 wh 1000 1000 5000 400 Clet b 100 i : H 8 2 108 100 Am River e Bank be 50 Del & anal i 100 West | Ha 300 dc 200 106 it ation &e iif 60! 00 Chicago & Alton RE ee is Cure eAton pe Hon pl esee HBG R.. Half-past boa o Clock SipeO UE He, GARio, “8 ing ob i abe ay a Com BR. ‘ann di 108% sto Eris pref 800 Hudson Riv O44 G00 Reading RK. Us 6 ine. 190 i Teon 6's, ex cou. 1090 Tenn 6'8, new... bet cali — Ssese E spe arte 1000 s 19) 12g 180 ob Ndss 1) cums: c oa! 36 338 100 Wen Pergo Ri... 38 Pitta, FW & Ghi Ri: i 500 NY Con M4 Ohjo'& Miss RR..... Friar, Nov. 13-6 P. M. Bumnpine MATERTALS.—AU articles coming under this classification have experienced no material change, either in demand or in value, since our last report. Eastern spruce has been moderately sought after at about prices provicusly prevalent, the demand being principally for the best schedules. Arrivals moderate, but stock fair. Sales 500/000 feet, at from $18 60 to $21 50, almost all at $20. Laths have deen quiet, but firm, cloding at g3 10 bid and 88 12% asked. Rosendale coment has been tolerably active and steady at 2° er bol. Lime has ruled firm al #1 15 for common and 88 for ump, witha moderate’ demand. Bricks hare also ruled firm af ie following quotations:-Long I land, 811; Croton, $18 a $22; New Jeraay. 98 a $11; Wo iver, G10 60 $13; Philade:phia front, ® BETSWAX was quiet at 430. 9 4830. CorToN.—Kecelpts 2,020 bales. The market was not so active as it was yesterday, though a summated, the demand being a.most entirely from spinners and exporters. Prices were firm at the opening but henry at the ciowe at our Watore append The saice were 2.935 bales, incinding 1781 for export, 11081 for splaning aud 78 on spec * Mobile New Or'eans Ordinary .... Good ordinary. Low middling Middli a4 Good middling. 255 wie CorPER.— acitons in ingot were again small, bul ices were, without. change of moment. Saies, 60,00) ibe eases. at 2250, an do, Portage Lake on ‘private terrae attienote owes quoted at 285,0: Sad Portage Lat Detroit at igo, a 22340, Dorras.—the market for Bie was guiet, bab the orinaty grad ther "Eins Sales, 1,885 bagr Matncaibo, ox La Wy for in peter demani ato Jara, ho. 9. Sie; Gayton, 17a. ¥ Laguayr ‘8 lio, Si "pomalagoe es Mall gota! duty pala. ML rie marth ras dull forall kinds, but prices Wine (14 92.) belng quoted at ihere Was’ but iittle ‘activity in the market, bat former, prices, ware maintained, a Piel unaltered, ad: is hee Be eck ipteay for ee i rum 0. ¢ green hoops, 14 Sou, Woh & B58 ‘8 green a, 12 feet, gle a COCOA was dull at 9940. a 1056. for cota and 280. « Boe. for Maracatbo—bott id, in bound. Dyewoops.—The market ‘was duil, business being re stricted by the scarcity of all kinds. We quote, nomin ‘St. Domingo logwood, £30, gold; Cuba fustic, 175, do., and Lima wood, $72 Davos AND Dye were sara quiet, "The sales were wlenrena BENE Bee gm ure rt at * On ting wal 81 80; 60 ar Bite oauetic soda, at Occ. a i 40.; 60 ‘casks bleach! geet chro iy creney Bead sorts » Bd cages ahelinck, and on priv rain fermen; aso (3.800 “ounces el at B10—on vate terms. Fou ann ORAIR Receipts, 17 thle, four, 1b4 p corn meal, 108001 bushels wheal’ 15,847 do. corn, and do. vats. ‘The tour market was very qpiet and. "tho: wy, nolders would have been com to throw off some- thing in order to insure sales to.any extent. This was done to a very limited extent, some. |e i Jota of good extra State having sold Sg ‘export at #6 75, holders: ily refusing to ‘neil below 'e therefore make no cl in our quota- tons. Cal: fornia was dail, but unchan; ‘The sales were about 9.50 bois. Southern flour wae dull, but pominally ua- te) bbis. Ryo flour was’ moderately active jes 200 bt ‘Corn eel wa was in fair request, u alee being a] Age Brandywing and 250 puncheons on paves. verms. quote ‘State. Om 9695 Soren wake . 58a 600 Extra state. CWe 6% Chotce dt He 800 Superfin 560_ 600 Extra d + 6%a 800 Round hoop Ohio, shipping brands.. +708 176 Round noop Ohio, trade brands. + 8008 1100 Bt. Loule low extra. + 80— 900 ‘St. Louis straly 90 — 1000 ia choice oi NWs Wo St Louts choice family. 180 a 15 00 Sonthern choice and fri 120 a 14 60 Southern superfine and exira...... $75 — 1100 California four (sacks and bbis.) 708 1300 He 80 Wa 69 a €10 He 4 50m 8152 id have been put 80,000 1 63 a BT 66 1 85 for red winter, @1 923 ean. p fornia’ was dull and nominal at about 40. Rye was dul! and nominal 1 35. In lots 6,600 bushels were sold at S7%. jarley was quiet but frm; sales 17,000 ‘Dushels at $2. for State and #2 15 for Canada West. Corn was dull and nom. inal at the close st @L 16, yinonge het gh holders generally frances ‘Tho sales were about 55, ‘or yel- k 1 16 for mixed ‘Weaterns roy on aN aie’ a he Tor 8 firmer, clovi with bate a Sushele af Tae. 0" a Tiixe. Malt was dull and nominal market was quiet, but rates td all porte i firm. The chartering business was moder- jt room wae q eit 83d. To Ronersam 9 tone ack ve ‘Glasgow, per steamer, ushele wheat, at ens enrers Wer A North’ German bark, with ‘i 500 in to Cork, for orders, 6a, 6d.; flat. ‘An quer ‘ship, hence to Pnitedsiphiny hee to dicot po port ‘on the Continent, with 5,000 bbia. petroleum, Jona "A “wark,"482 tons, for two Oo Oebe aod jack—Sugar, S0e.; molanses, By, ui “ara i, 4 $3 60 on deck. A Brigto Jckeont and vack, ra umber at o gne from Georgetown to New York, from ieorgetown 10 the, Went tndien, lumber, at 812 ‘An yn ‘about 360 tons, from an rn port, with lumber for dha, ‘and back with sugar, anda bark to the River Plate, both on private terms. ing aban bins cod vere moderately active at piace at differ. aterially from reviously current, wer aout 100 dutncale at at as 0.07 Stor nd a6 18 ban rel were in fair requ 9 50 for shore No. a ‘or 15 60 for shore er for medium 8 good 1,000 in amo! herring transacted, the sales 42) abst norm at 400. a 450, for sealed Jed and 300. f quiet at 35. 60 for co Conloa: 0 OuUNSIRG were du hand Romina at 1 and ‘ale wdtbge tor cious. OF the latter’ Ban Tonal hee Sree Hors continued tn fatr demand and ston me tind enatee ‘ ly at 190, fm 18, for 00d, 100. 2a lho. go's, for Ma- for f Heme was nile and bore Go. Hipee.—The Ra There iva xt ‘oan Gren at 800 rt private terms. Sg sales within, aig gota, for Manian a ety f Sedo tor Gua iui, oe Mio! for Marat ‘6 92 28 for Benga SS hituacy foreigh was quiet but steady at 8640 0 5, gold. ba Ke LEATaRR.—The market for hemiock sole was fairly active, ne guee bain shiaty y for heavy leather for congas ig at our quotations pended acct "reduced. Oat was fo improved demand and Sra market was fair! ER, ‘The salen ‘were 476 inde, bhds. Barbadoes on ps fa was lean. sot ales, a oe bla. ght after, a, tralasd at ‘$240, and small lots also 350 bbls, extra common and strained #280 Berea Mile uy Coe » 86 Tar remainad, ‘Wilmington, and $37 rua insced wae lsh S80, in casks and bole, Of A Yee. Lard wi wih Tablonahed winter on om. PRovisions.— beef and 4 packages out meats, The pork floundering around in the ‘corner,’ Dut prices were unl mae % 3136 8 63 JAKE was dull and nominal at 957 a $58 for West- Receipts UA vile, pore, b afar lard, 8,348 do, a was — ‘and quotations merely nominal. "“Gautracte” were freely offered and sold A %, but fanaraly at conside rices ranging frome B98 Bi to. # : ‘As these can hardl iy be ‘iar business we emit them, $28 150 cash, The salea be: Tetall lote, at daily ‘blebery welt tly hizher, ae head, "Beef f wasp rt al Mug ls, sales were $8 a'819 7 “ior new extra, do. and nominal, ‘a #84 for Beet Retna wre dul at 30 sb Feported. Cut meats were ‘dull and pri 10e. for pickled shoulders, Ie. for amoked do., If Mc. ‘for pickled smoked do, ‘and 1éc. for bagged do. nominal at 13c, for Cumberia: ‘a 160. for short do, and 14 xe. fn moderately active demand packages at 15i4c. a 170. for Sige, ams, 19 98 6234 red among the reg- in new mess were sold at idee were about 400 bbls, in Sit" mess, #26 for old do., #23 50. B24 ‘were In active demand and dect- of ‘Tho arrivals were 1,718 righiatter and was heavy. The a #17 for new plain mess and -Tlerce beef was dull nd India ‘meas of moment were were norainally salted do., 126. for 8 20c. for Bacon was dill and cut, Ibo, for long clear, 18340. et value. ‘Sales 450 ateam and kottle ». 1 to rendered. The market (or butter io prime without particular change, ‘The better while the lower qualities, which wore In good supp! dull and heavy. prevaited for all kinds. We quote:— Chemung, Sumex and Orange county dairies, pela “at 4 lee enango, Delaware an ‘igus’ cou dairies, Arkine = nee, Cortland, Broome and ‘Sicabon ‘county dairies. firkins.. 41c. Cattaraugus an if firkin tube, fair to goo SFeush tabs, Lewis Weish tubs. fair to Pennaylvania dairies, firkina, good to prime Pennsylvania dairies, firkins, ordinary Weatern Reserve, firkins, cood to prim Titnole and Wisconsin Factory lairlen, fair qi Farm dairies, fancy Faru: dairies, fair to ‘Orange county akimm« cheese.. 8. pf RTROLEUN.—Receipts 450 bble: refined, 619 do. crude and market was diti out igo; A sale of but we could not trace muiet, . but Sealy heldat Src. Late lasi delivery otha. For crude in bulk at Father Grmer closing at as rumored at 1336 was evening 1,000 bois. were sold for November grades were in fair demand and steady, ware ‘Cheese was in fair demand and full ‘prices aud at 7Ke, I Philadelphia the market was dull, but firmer, closing at 9c. for refined for immediate delivery. Tbe ex- port demand was restricted mom, Sales, 1,000 bbls. standard poy Wc, and do., for the balance of the month, at Renee the extreme scarcity of fretsht 1,600 do, fo alt Caroling wae in malerae demand and steady, 8 ices ranged from 83,0. to 940. ‘SUGAR.—The market for raw continued to rule dull and prices warenere ome: o ir to at lice, a 11ige. Sales 150 4 seen cloning 0. for Guba, and 500 boxes, part at 10}ge, cery Cuba, 1130, a 12!xc. ; prime to choice do., 124/c. « 19%0. centrifugal (htida. and boxes), 1090. @ 18c.;, molanses (hhids. and bores), 'Lige. ; melado, Tigo. on Fort Roo, refining grades, ile. a117c. rooery do. fined was in light demand, ad ie. a 1Bige. for eg ke. a 14, for soft white and 13sc. a 14'yo. week? wae in fair demand from for yellow. jobbers and the market recefpts of all kinds continue amall and the Rock fo light and diminiedin For jobbia prices prevailed Aahto a4 mata and Worthington’e, $2 fi eet ob wound. Nagin 3 8 $8 10" Dean's, Evane ‘£0., $2.65 Turka' Teland, wushel. Denne Linsced: wes "aul but stead Grass were dull and unchany Se,, timothy 88 and rot SPRLTER was quiet but c. to arrive. Caatile wae quict at Ze. « 17340 NE in moderate demi Pane fe wore 25,000 Ibe. at 15340. 0 ge. 000. —The business in Ki Pficee were without siteration. The sales from &¢. to h flax $2 50 Havana at &70. ee ine orton) B00 sabe do. at 385¢e-¢ and (re slabs do. a Scce' at 38er, z0ld. Engliab was quoted at Bie. gold. Plates! were in moderate rejueet at steady pri y 1. C. charcoal at $8 25, si TALLOW was only moderatel) ‘The sales were 50,000 Ibe. at 12%;0. @ 137%0. WuHIskky.—Recelpis, 497 bbis. but the market was Orm. 81,07, duty pata. Woou.— during t re Pp Sem: od being prine{pally for small lots to mediate wants of mi oturers. The stock rket for fleece is rather demanding full prices, tho valled there is a fal Qc. per lb. For ioe ull prices. gre commandin but steady Torani duly but Grmly held at former A prices not ailteriog from trom’ Troe re 170,000 Ao. there is rather more doit previously current. & Flic, faeludin X Ohio at i at tisse., Ohio yo. 000 end “xx Ped 340, 4:00 combin, {hs foctail don dos Oo are 30 bales Cape, tn bond, at 18. w 20e. Gordova at Bc. a Bbc, gol: 3,000 Ibe. Singrna at 266, do, Cordova and 10,000 noile “imo csheet was ia, demand and higher. 60 caaks Mosselmann, from dealers’ bands, he follow- ia neat0; a 2 42 60, and at $2 1735, clover being quoted at sold, go. at To, gold, on the spot and & shade lower T7e., chiedy at tucky was diminutive were aboul Wbigc, (Seedloal was dull but held at only saies of consequence were ny aaies of 110 canes ‘or Spanish the re eee quiet but but 110 do, charcoal terne on prt- active but steady in value. was light business Salen about 100 bbls. Wortern’ a art of the week, hough stil iinguiet tthe the tm nut moder: and eel'ers, believing that a good demand will soon prevall jh some lots of medium wools « been disposed of at & decline in prices to the extent of lo. fait demand, Ct al Kinde ‘aliforois is fo ‘t euppiy, for common to choice, ali 30 bales epri Aly Californie at ‘3c. a 81c., and on mes ‘erm the’ sales Gol? ib a. . ‘The sid ‘at 12346. @ 180. FAMILY MARKET REPORT. It will surprise people very little to learn that ment of all kinds has experienced an advance, though only toa trivial extent. The ment season bas fairly set in and the con- sumption from henceforward will go on increasing till the first of the next year. Soup and roasting pieces of beef are {a unusual demand and the prices are higher. Mutton ts also aclling in larger quantities, but as n general thing therates are firm, That favorite vegetable caulifower makes prominent display on the vegetable stands in Fulton market. The 4 mand for fowl is rapidly increasing. Turkey is selling at moderate rate, partridges and quail are coming in and prairie hea has also made os appearance. The fisb market was dull during the past w ther seems all the go. The Tollowin tations at retai] in the three leading markers Beef. jects... eet. roasting pieces ote Eee EEE ort tn this bracing the latest quo- alt a t5aR0 e085 * cy Fy wt Qbae Wess % pb 4 ald it it Vial Hy als b Ww Maw » 30 se a ww 1" 6 ay n Me “§ G1 atest ie | 2 5 salt ot we Bald 1bag0 Fy ar thaio Hone 2) (bad “o H Fr na iH it re 8 Roi anel! crabs ‘per d ia wana, he mend Wael! ea)... ee per Dobe +-88 daa esas fa 3 25058 4 % a ‘ i (per b \ fer, ‘end new 8 ae jowsr Beard arb : * ridge. « - ol Pecirre hen - e Woodcock per pair). Quali (per Stsa' TEE WINE MARKET. ‘The domestic whiskey market has been unusually flat dur- fing the past Prices of old whiskey remain unchanged, but great desires manifested io realize at present quotations on new whiskey, Imported good have an upward tondency, induced solely, by the rapid decease of stocks aad the great tadiaposition on the part of impoters to give fresh orders. ‘Cette and Mareilies wines continue in fair consumptive demand and Temain unchan red. Oporto wines are scarce, and price have an upward tendency, Sherry ts ti fair tansactions taken ig the past cone ‘The sock Of tognac dranites brands svetog tm mand at ful! prices, Bt Crotz and Amaica runs Coreinue, Geman’, aod price are sirong at present quotations ‘The renewing ire the latest prices current ; foreign articles ‘are quoted in gol :— ce 08 cory ithe folleing quotations wre tor % (fore SIN.. otations are for Hicles are quoted: a aa Nottendobn"t i iinireee 3 a; Cabling (93,50; Srallow, Bi 26; Telegraph, 88 251, Ollve , $4.25; Imperpl Cadinel engine, Feith Windmill, $3 5 30; Boolt's Cordial, @b 5 fanqueray 's Swan, rency; Grape Lent, #8, currency, a8 currneyt Gran Tow. Jamaica, # $6 per gallon; St. Crotz, @3 70 a St New knelt, Te é TUSK RY,—Soouh, 84.25 a In bond tn ew ¥. $3. Hi gaiton: Irish, 94 50. i Kentncky Jy or af Os iif Wi ere, #1 pia ? aleobol 0; pure re apicit, Peenchy dor, @1 30 allon; Burgundy port, %c. Marseilon, er a Me, ira, Marseilles, Tc, '8 ns mt Me: a a By elaron bh fare ae 30, e ce ‘are for qui ini tiscount :—| oo ean idael . i. Mumm a Roed Mimm Jere r &CO., ohms S245 fotos & Co, F 824. Charles Heldsetox, B20; at, a0 a ruc de Montatello, $19; Giesier &' Co., 89 a #24; Del- monico, $21: Charlie Farre, #18 5 E21; Napoleon Cabinet 921; Moot & Chanda, 820 4 824 50; Runiart, pere, ot dls, #20 5 ine Bruch file & Co., #18 0 i; Bruch, Foucher & Co., 9 924; other gms aa 10 upwarda. FOLITICAL NOTES. Governor Geary, of Pennsylvania, is not a candt- date for the United States Senate, “Oliver Optic” has teen elected to the Legislature of Massachusetts, A peralstent offceseeker from down East having pestered General Grart'g quarters for a long time beseechtng some port ef an office was finally told by one of the General's friends to apply for a piece of soap and a nail brush. The idea was borrowed, The St. Louis Republican says negro suffrage is defeated in Missonri by 20,000, “After Grant, what?” The democracy. ‘The Auburn Nros learns that Major C. J. Under- wood, of Auburn, is spoken of with favor as a candi- ate for Clerk of the next Assembly. D—FEMALES. ES. “Cookin &e. WEST 45TH ST.-AS GOOD PLAIN COOK; 13 willing to asést in washing and fronine: cood refer- iaturday between 11 and I o'clock. 5 . ence, Apply to-day SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. Housekeepers, &cs RUG CLERK WANTED, OMe FULLY © COMPETRON Dp" may apply southeast coraer 84 ay reaaend Ws eee a ee) Ln case a Tane ae |, ane on 1c8, & on, a ye ard ITUATION W. — YouNa M, mente Nauasnald ‘satisfactory references. iB: C, S bookkeeper rANTRD BY, A. fou ja in isieae ‘Herald offices, Rouse wilting to make himselt usorwl Nurses, &o. 0 WESTERN SALESMEN.A NEW DRY GOODR Saree Pry BRCONSTY-4° YOUNG, WONAN 4s T° satiny bette Gesire to make, engagements with ssleg men Acquaints! with 0) ICHIGAN, ULL Nida Wiscowtt§ ital, end city pepe who cam Amount of business Hberal arran; wil de made, “Addroas box Ld Post oftce. emus WANten. 7 JONES 8T., ROOM NO. 7.—A YOUNG GIRL, AGED re zoare, ) ake care of children and make herself gene- o8 WEST ISTH S.A YOUNG WOMAN AS NURSE and seamateean; understands the care of young chll- ans willing to take a baby from infancy; beat city refer- 8 ior WO EXPERIENCED ROOT AND SHO who understand the business and can come Vshort jie near by trade. Lieral come ldress box 3,749 Post office. ‘ANTED—A_&ITU, cashier or bookkee ver: lever stood in two shoes. Gan give Jast piace, where he was employ ‘Would take any position where Address Q. L. P., Herald oftee, ‘ANTED—TWO GOOD SALRSMEN, States of Tilinols, tows, Missouri nad Kansan tp on minent dress and fancy dry yoo ts house, Influential it be ttberally compensated. Taaress J, bor 3,043 Pook Ww 42 FAST 22D ST.—A RESPECTABLE MARRIED WO- S man as wot nur ‘baby three months old. 74 CORTLANDT 8T., THIRD FLOOR, FRONT ROOM.— A reapectable married woman a baby to wet nurse at her own reatdence. ‘or over three years, an earn an honest ving, ements as indy's monthly on or address Mra, Dixon, re nurse or to speed fy Diavala 127 Forsyth. Lanndresses, &0. WEST 20TH STA RESPECTABLE MARRIED S TOS Woes eats in gentlemen's and Indica’ wash- tng at her own restdence, and do finting. 21 3 WEST 16TH ST., FIRS’ OOR, BACK ROOM.— A first rate Inundreas to do washing at her own Fooms, Call on Sunday or Monday, 93) 16TH 8TS., BETWEEN 17H AND STI AVS., IN the rear.—Two sromen, willing to go out by the'day to do washi isecleaning. 352 ® REAR HOUSE, FIRST FLOOR.—A YZ woman as first class laundress. Best reference. N EXPERIENCED LAUNDRESS WOULD INFORM the first families and boarding echools of the city that she will take to her own house family or aingle gents’ waah- at moderate rates, and will promise to show them the i finest specimen of landry work. Address orders or to Laundress, 217 East 26th st., for three days. NTED—A SET OF BOOKS TO KER ‘quiring fall ime, ‘Adérece Bek. W, doce caer Oe ANTFD—| thoroughly rienced Is wenng D_BY A YOUNG MAN OF BUSIWRS: x S HABITR, Htuation where he can bi best clty references given. A: ‘ANTED—A YOUNG MAN RESIDING IX NEW ‘York elt, who writes a rapid, platn hand and fe quilt and correct at igures, to write in a retal! grocery; good refers tnces required. Address E. A., Herald oifice. —— COACHMEN AND GARDENERS. GENTLEMAN aurea ‘A SITUATION FOR am ‘an American young man: wi wis, ‘aad ae ee ae rr rat class sity drt y Eg Af No.6 Hast sist at, 8 COACHMAN AND GROOM, BY A MAN OF LONG experience; ts thoroughly competent, ctrl and obliging food city references, Addreay J- Ne Dox | A SITUATION WANTED—As COACHMAN, BY Aw experienced youns man, who bas three y Feference from {ast employer; coumtry pref A 8., box 200 Herald odlce. died YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS COACH idition to their physical health and comfort, would man and groom ; understands bis business Heroushiy také pleasure in assisting them to develop their Intellectual | best references; country preferred, Address A. te re Mb, ii wig to the country. Call on or adi Herald oftioe. Mra, ferbe ee Se RESPECTABLE SINGLE YOUNG MAN AS COACH 422 BAST 10TH SECOND FLOOR, BACK ROOM, | 4 man; yo gd has 44 Two tespectable young girlsin a private family. | feference; wi if gener country pre v ferred. “Addraae | bay ‘box A? Herald office, A fe Grane MAN, PROTESTANT, Wanna A AIEChe s gardener, coachmat rough! Cail or address, A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GERMAN, WHO SPKAKS aay tome English, io, am American family, as assistant to ot the hone req &.Ry box 150 ek “YOUNG LADY WISHES A SITUATION TO ATTEND ‘a bakery; has had four years’ experience in a first class store; best city reference from last place. Address A. J., box 135 Herald office. A LITERARY YOUNG LADY CONDUCTS BUSINESS corresponience requiring plan, argument, conclusive- partes out of town, Address bor 79 station D. Ma ep ‘business ‘unexceptions on or addreas Gardener, 80 Bor \OACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A COMPR J tent aingle man, Can give she best city references. Cam Be seen at Hrewater'e Carriage Keposiiory, 64 FIMth avenuy beat reference given rald 0 NOACHMAN AND GARDENER, —SITUATION need ‘by an American single man; understands farmi sare of horses; best reference. Cail at 6$3 Grand st, QITUATION WANTED—BY A SINGLE Tinate nad rm onorable confidence. Interviews by appointment for NOPYING WANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY, WHO ) writes a good plain hand. Address M. K. L., Brooklyn Post oftice. une ITUATION WANTED--BY A © attend a fancy bakery or confectionery store. E. V. D., Herald office. Wore ts 4 RESPECTABLE PERSON, A SITUA Aion. ng.yeefol companion: of mares (0.69.10 Kuro) aaanre beat references » Fa, to ve lel ‘As groom and would assist in waiting and make reer useful ; best olty reference. Address Groom, illee. WASTED, A SITUATION AS COACHMAN AND om by a sober, reliable, honest young man, In city not afraid thoronghly understands 4 treatment of horses, harni meratands gardening and the care of atenm and or any work on a gentleman's place nexceptionadle city refere Hy for to veatlty. Apply or Re days, P. @. Pm “y ito 1 Fulton WANTEDSA SITUATION as COACHMAN, BY ARB Teoma Englishinan 16 yeara’ practice Jn the come highly recommended, Cali on or address “YOUNG LADY, TO ‘Address to work ; or country; te wiving, & the sraid be, wilin Adaress Mary, ‘alled for, Wantepcs SITUATION AS SALESWOMAN IN A confectionery or toy store. Address Ellen, Brooklyn Post oflice, MMiadelphia and wil GREENE aes 100 _a private tantiy ANTED= BY J A Ky LADY OF EDUCATION | AND Saat a ss Tenement a poaltion to take charge of x yeatieman es aya 135 “WEST 19TH ST. household ; 1s capable; of acti:e disposition : satisfactory ref- ANTED—A__ SITUATION, ie oe ore deratands al kt erence given. ‘Audress M. 0. M., box 160 Herald office, deratands Kis business thoroughly. Address H. My =o ee —-———_| 7th ay,, firat floor, "WEST 2TH ET., NEAR 71H AV., FIRST FLO ANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY OF EXPERIENCE, A | ==” sand aad pali te 210% ack room.—Two sisters, one as good plain cook an to ansitt in the washing and ironing; the oth hamber- maid and waitress or as waltrens; they both understand thelr ¢ best city reftrences from thelr last place. Call 216 WEST HTH eT, WRAR TH AV, ROOW T0=A ) young girl as good cook, washer and froner in a small Private fi — good city ‘eference. 990 © PRT %6TH ST-TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS, one as piain cook washer and froner, or would do Aourework ina stnall fenily; the othor ax iaundress oF would do chamberwork aid fine washing and froning; good clty reference. i 998 west ‘16TH 8 THE REAR.—A RESPECTA- bie woman codk, washer and {roner or to do gene- . rai housework in a sm: Wi ssT ist ST. BETWEEN 1TH AND #TH AVS,— pectable young woman as good cook ; under- Stands an tinge of Dakidh pastry and desserta; world aesiat Be washing {f requ ‘ity reference from her last place. 546 FAST WT% ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman ar ok and to asaist in washing and ironing in a private family; thoroughly understands her business; ‘good reference. 39] MADISON 8&—TWO WOMEN, JUST ARRIVED « from ni eon in a respectable family; one as pro {aered cook, and as bouse or table maid. Apply to ire, Burns, as al 49 ‘MOTT SF. Ot, NHAS BLERCKER, ROOM NO. 6.—-A low as exi cook; country pre- West, cn 87, BETWEEN 6TH AND {0TH oung Woman as cook, washer mily ; good elty reference. BROADWAY, CORNER OF «1ST 8T., SEO- ond floor, yack room.—A rerpectable woman to fad iron oF do general housework for a ( PROFESIED 4 ACCOMPLISHED ik J) allthe arts of cooing and confectionery—English Freoch an well ae Geaman—with the most eduetcananns reference from her forner Sie wishes a sitnation as 60K in a fret clase howe. Address Me M., box 05 Herald ot 103. REST BTW. —A RESPECTABLE GIRt. TO DO chamberwork sn@ waltiny or ag Inundress in a emall family; best city referece, Can be sean for two days. 144 RESPECTABLE PERSON Ob bermalds, &e. * situation as aaleewoman In 8 fanoy goo's oF millinery ; ean furnish the reference. Address M. E. 8., ray, 139 Maiden SITUATION FOR AN EDUCATED GER- an gt peaks good Fing ish ; [veiegen 1) millinery and fanoy « work ; can take Fe of children ; willing lo make berselt useful. inquire of Jacob Mendell, New Haven depot, ch ANTED—MALES. AORNTS, .WANTRD-FOR EVERY CITT IN THR United States ; also local agents; no better inducements an he offered to make money: just ‘(he thing for insurance and travelling agents, 214 Centre st. GENTS WANTED.—THOSR MEN WHO WISH TO make for themselves a permanent and lucrative {ton as solicitors for Life Insurance are invited to call M. atthe branch office of the Berkshire Life [near dace Company, 37h “Broadway, corner Chambers street, EMALE AGENTS WANTED—FOR THE MOST SAL ble book ever placed i ta! bands; large commis WANTED, BOOKKEEPER, SCHOOL TEACH! loos pal Apply from 10 told ut 78 Cedar at, room No. 1 A. ith salesmen, young man rere family ; other ations open. 634 | Brosdway, room nN FEW COOD POWER oe YOUNG MAN TO ATTEND SHIPPING LK WFAVERS WANTE! s TaN, MAM Je Permanent ALPTING GOOD Joom silk weavers for either wide or narrow goo in Connecticut, 100. mntles from New York. Apply to A Arnold & Bon, 10n racklln ot wages, Apply at 212 7, oitlee ci ANTED—AN AMERICAN GIRL, 16 TO 20 YEARS | AT, TAYLOR'S, OADWAY, OFFICE, NO. &— war age, o learn the duties of a Basen keeper malt Wanted, 2 clert per week; 2 porters, $16 per weeks, family tn the nd in- | ¢0lored porter. untry; one who fs industrious, telligent, with an Independent spirit, and a teachable dispoat- tion may (inde pleasant home. Address, with partion OOK AGENTS WANTED.—EXPERIENCED 0. vassers can find profitable employment by a saat ‘nore ab laterviow may be hady'Re F- W., Herald op. Caek es a pre eis Neat aeatNe 7 st i yas BOY, WANTED. ;ABOUT 13 YEARS or salar} 1 annum. PI at 9 o'clock to Jam jeara & ‘t Bon, 18 Bro eway ee om Ay bl EN WANTED— TO GET UP ROUTES ON 3s CEL, TELEGRAM. First come arst served. = URSER'S Se BANK:HOTEL, OROCERY CLER gisto 2 8 pe woek y man for St. Lo house, $18. 234 Brosdw ii. RiDING_MAsrER WANTED-T0 T TAKE CHARGE oF in ohn cane aber, fa thoroughly: up (fh tharncter and Vusiness, a reference, Hamilton, Herald offes ‘ANTED—COOK, WASHER AND IRONER, TO GO A short distance in the conntry. Call at 82 West 18th a. Wasrep a, PROTESTANT AMERICAN, ‘nurse for child two ¥ {, @ steady, reliab! ia kind treatment. 0. 8. Folloth at Wasrenca WET NURSE FOR A BABE ONE MO’ TI J Fg Protestant preferred. Call for two days at 79 Ho- ratio ‘ANTED—A GOOD FEMALE PHOTOORAPHIO Sind Address 713 Arch at,, Philadelphia, P wos WET NURSE, WITH A BREAST oF mill inahree mouths old. Callat No. 4 West 29h st, from 18 to clock A. Mu. Vv lem nl CuAe ILLUSION AND LACE ee ae bere whe have Bice taste fn ma BETS Tio Badin ANTED- A TY “YOUNG GIRL AS NURSE; \d Protestant preferred; city reference re- quired 1 quire at 6 Rion ay, ANTED—AN ENGLISH OR AMERICAN PROTEST- fant woman to do general housework in a small family ; 10 pI. YERS.—a YOU a PHILADELPHIA LAW: irae, ae ged on wo EXPERIENCED CANVASBERS TaneeD. ning paper. Sattint savertisements for «leading box 9,988 Post vilice. T livery aren PACKERS WANTED. APPLY AT 116 Weanten— 7 CLASS ADV! pRTISING GANT Ana, ¥ EXPERIENCE 1D ADD. ns ty reference. Call for o WEST 1TH STA YOUNG orn AS CHAMBER. maid and to dcfine washing; isan excellent laun- f 333 8 aid and waitress, or to take dren. Soy reference. Call for two days. \ RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT young vate family, or woutl go as nurse; fs a good tod has s good Foferenoet. F Gall for two days. Sth ‘ATION WANTED. A PECTABLE YOUNG irl as chatabermad and waitress in & first clase private Petty Gh Howell, care of Jerry Driscoll, Ber- Factoryville, ANTED_HY A TIDY, SMART YOUNG “GIRL, Place aa chambermald'and walirese of to take care 0 children! understaute ber baniess ‘and not afraid of work, AddresaB. D., ‘to do fine washing or fast 15 D st, BETWEEN ‘(eT AND 2D ee —AB plain sewer intelligent a eraid og Dresemakere and Seamstrenmes. 5Q ‘st St, BETWEEN MADIBON AND éTH AV8.— OO Shirts made to order ren’ soeccerment of al! kinds done In the a9 100° WEST "TH st, NEAR TH AV.—A COMPETENT dresamaker a few more customers by the day oF work. Os Call on or address. y2 Hast EAST (31H S8T.-AN ENGLISHWOMAN AS thorough seamstr@e; ean out and fit ladies’ and ehll- aren’s clothing: ‘Wheeler & Wilson's machine; sil engage by ibe week ormonth; would aesist tn the care of growing children; best teference. Can be seen until en- Weer 103% Fi a snaraatress‘aud dresnmmaner; is w good ope: rator on Howe's machine. 155 WEST 27TH AT., HETWEEN 6TH AND aH A ‘second floor.—A Fianch dressmaker to go out by day oF week. 256 WEST 81D 8T., NEAR Gis AVA FRotest Nt eI Jann 4 Woman ss Wurse; is @ good seamstress; 319 ‘an PLAIN § SEWING BY OR—A FRENCH 5 nant 3D 8 Ut. the pe says werk onth firat cl Wheder & Wilson's mac eddrens: General Housework, &c. RAR 8 Youre family. 2278 CLLIVAN 67. THRER DOORS FROM AMITY.— An Engitshwoniadto do housework for » widower 306 (2 EAST TH STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN TO do general housevork ; plain cook, washer Ia the country ; and froner; no objection toa a rence. G58 anieciane ee ease oO OF wo! afraid to work boul chy robreacs. Housekeepers, ae. 74D, Av. Tinst, HLOOR-—A RESPECTABLE RNG. a ‘as housekeeper; Gad coumstrose! Cail fortwo daya. en eee Ore 140 TH ay. AN} ENGLISH Bo AS HOUSE. Reeper In a hote or Oret class bor + well seausinigd a _ Address 145 ATTORNEY §T.-A GERMAN WIDOW AS poomneeee io Shy of nee widower or married couple; @ goou bi red bo bess cit MIDDLE AG TO @ city reference, Honsekeeper, and. youd make herself generetly uachul to a Indy living sione; orim a ladies’ boarding oT wages not #0 much an object ase good home, Address for threo 0. L., Hetaid ofice ADY IN REDUCED CIRCUMSTANCES DESI me ition as boneel companion te 0 omnis, 004 Fircumstances; would accept any employment not a desired, PEs comfortabie home veerences dren Sire y ee bea 4 cook, wasber and troner, with good referen: COUNTRY. Inst (o'euch a one the bew ot wages will be paid. IN CAs PLY TO M. RY. ‘Coply at {90 ath av, in the shoe ttore, Pe EET, ROOM 36. ji ANTED—A GOOD SEAMSMRESS ABLE TO TAKE ANIED—A SMART RESPECTABLE BOY FOR ‘charge of the sewing room in school: oflice down town. ieee morning, berween pd Soar required. opie ak ‘eroyrs store, ari 9, ab 23 William st, room STOR Werke THOROUGH COOK, COMPETENT. To cook for a few first class boarders ; to auc ages; ‘no others need apply. 85 East 9h st. near Goiversity place. We two SMART Geb gh MEN, TO UW. beter apedeed oe rbd op cand bew and ase 190 lt} trinity eh or hdres” and coun |. BOHM 4 CO., ho. 3 Roky 3 - mae TO ab YOUNG MAN 1 AN OFFICE 70 WRITR messngen; wages week. Address Tuandwiitisg, win references, Finance, Herald. WS72D.-A GIRL TO DO GEN FRAL HOUSRWORK, ‘a good piain cook, washer and troner that 4 come recommended Cail after 9 0'ci ook at 200 East WaNten ea YOUNG GIRL, Wea Sid at, corner phe [ae RESPECTABLE WOMAN TO DO GEN- ws ; also one as nurse, Apply at 616 6th Apply after 62 ar TO 18 YEARS 0) usework. bell. os or aecond AND 820 A DAY IS BEING MADE DAILY BY 00d agents aelling & new javention useful to men avenue. ness men and families; it ye oul; - be teprectated. Calon or address E. Ly Tar ANTED—A COOK WHO UNDERSTANDS | HER | strat, near oorner Fults York. urinene aod le willing to go the washing ins small ply between 10 and 19 o'clock West Sith at. u See SITUATIONS WANTE MALES. 136 water ins rivate fomily Br a net aan thee QOPERS WANTED. TO MAKE 910 GALLON 8HOO! JO waiter ina iv hebman Y G iy irst clasa reference. Call or address at C rte rye gallon kegs. Appy toG. B. os moo ex. forth Ot and 2d tte, Williameburg. WEST tH ST.A YOUNG MAN Kata > Aa house. Address C. \GINBER'S SITUATION WANTED-IN BROOKLYN waiter, elther private or boarding E New York; permapent or otherwise. Address ki ineog box 1,268 New York Post tice. ee - pr BER WANTED.ONE CAPABLE OF TAKING ge and Sores the work me! frat clase ee. Apel iW YOUNG 70, MAM. SrRharng, AND WRITING saree shes a situation. om Ua joven 9 bani . 4 a] Poe "Prmme jesen colocarsa, itrelertncen, to Hayden, Gor & Co., 6 Lal Beekman an ‘ rpocivit, EN! INBERS,, ory, SURVEYORS, ac RESPECTABLE YOUNO MAN WISHES SITUA. T parercine ph A lie tt tion to take nt hornen; good reference, Address | man hus bad practical eryerien are as sor al a = ormie mays rat clans referesce; aged 28. Address Cl A to0xa. wan » YEARS OLD, SPEAKING FRENCH, | Rngher, Uoraid o@ce ‘Gorman and English, Seltuation Address ¥. 5. | ~ COAT HAND WANTED TQ GO country ; liberal wages to a Saloon, corner and vox S19 "Herald ome. nT WHOLESALE HOUSE WANTING A cotonsn Jhert distance In worltmesn, Call at Mao porter will find a usefal man, familiar with _-~—- tools, good writer and marker, and, willing to TiNTED—A GOOD LAPIDARY, o€ ONE BPROUGHLE le wages, by addressing It. B, Eldrkige, station iemabates ywh obo TRAY wHo H. 8 TRAVELLER. Re pela A send ls well 8 tages Hey eager its ei te jotting Sous ioe houses wave for a ent erm! will be given meri Tmbdintly io hos i god. age rt be arene ark, 5. pin) A, WixTED.-4 SITUATION, TX A, CON Dye Garman, as candy maker oF or adiriss W. ad Wiuitara st. for two dag. TIONERY. baker. Apply 1O. wrisiies sou, | Mow Aw Age MAN gr AN) fuatey DOK 108 ri cites, * wishes ait a ‘Xe take charge © senaee ince tn cit ay bor ti itera prciereas ference, A‘ J. vw, offies. AN’ ,_MANUFACTUR RS T°, > MHOLESALE MERCHANTS TS, ene FRENCH ADVERTISEMY:NTS, JEUNE FILLE PRANCAISE, PARLANT PAR ¢ place nour Solum S'addresser 9 0 “SINGLE MAN 7 (CANADIAN) 61 OLE MAN U* Uae on be pay re; trendre wy city re ne olla cals bien cor.dre. jentieman wel pon ne jestres & positon ae tri at OF | (JOLIVN DENTAL, ASSOCIATIO x “ORIGINATED THR sient fea fie Both i reas T. 8. head C' yaathetic use of nitrous oxide gas, administer (bin the es eerareetea es ce al. dno ae Aainizie it without pain 20 ationts testify. Wantnn ITUATION IN SOME, RESPECT, Le mare seine fF Cooper teag dae : bnsiness (ret ae TANTRD—A sirvaTion As 9 WAITER IN A RESTAU- ‘or board! 3 ees, from Burote, tea ‘apeate eee ae and Spanish, mtwent and aaa EXTRACTED WitnoUT PAIN. aa hn ae Mii feast teeth 4 Grand, hi utah 1 vi ear Bowery, New AND D SHCONDIILAND BILLIARD, TABLES, 41 al abies 10, re gto a waine near Fuk ton tary. '» 10 and 12 Fulton street, near. BAS A LARGE AC. > Ww aALESMAl Apply to &. & Jatiray & Co, quatatance in ge = —) Annee — RAE HANS, A Lor OF SRCOND HAND, ie ACCOUNTANT, CONSIDERADLA EXPR- tena and rpasiring promplly ex-souted. ‘bourse or maa- HOKGE D, SHARP, (61 eens ity. Address Ao ‘A THR | wh 10 Ad engazement fram Doe fanie hone raferred. Reference Nn act ite sar NAS, BANANAS CONSTANTY ON “HAND ar ry "4 old tan it Weasbiugton sre A 4 ange of thenbove fruls as wholesale.