The New York Herald Newspaper, December 9, 1868, Page 9

* business was suspended after about one-third of the FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Turspay, Dec. 8-6 P. M. ‘The proceedtngs of the first two days in the present Session of Conyress embrace the presentation of a dozen or more dierent plans for the remedy of the nancial syste. Seuator Sumner tis prominent with his “On to Richmond” scheme of forcing specie pay- ments, In this lie 18 seconded by Greeley, who is Just as short-sighted and Just as dangerous as when he urged our vn«isciplined and partially equipped troops to disaster before the walls of the rebel capi- tal. Thequestion of adjusting the national currency and the national credit requires as mach foresight, preparation and genius as did the work of suppress- Ang therebellion, No hasty, immature and chimerical Regulation can settle it, The radicals who piaughtered our soldiers by their impetuous desire to gratify @ popular idea will be the financial death of our merchanis ii their present wild schemes are heeded. The experiment of a return to specie pay- ments at a fixcd time was tried in England after the Continental wars, but suspension followed suspen- sion and the country, floundering deeper with each effort, was conipelied to patiently abide the opera- tion of the natural laws governing such matters. In all the schemes introduced into Congress thus far their originators seem to have no care for the laws erning trade and business, The ruling idea is to the glittering but fatal notion of an imme- return to specie payment. The politician and lemagogue stil! prevail where the country so sadly jeeds the statesiian and financier. 1n the meantime Wall street waits in anxious ex- tation for eoiwe decided indications of what is ely to be accomplished in the way of financial ebange, and cureful, respectable dealers, sound and ‘Wubstantial houses, bolder speculators and the reck- des, daring Basi Bazouks of the street alike limit their operations (0 the narrowest margin, pending Nore intelligeuce of this nature. Thus to-day was jnally noticeable with yesterday for the quiet and erved charactor of business, the market being ady at lower rates in respect to gold and govern- ents, and in geucral weak in tone in other direc- tions, » The day was partly observed as a holiday out of “repect to the memory of Mr. M. S. Bright, a gentic- man well knowz in financial circles in this city, who ‘was one of the victims of the recent steamboat dis- ‘aster on the Ohio river. The Government Board, of ‘which deceased was a member, adjourned after its second session in consequence, and the Gold Room, of which Mr. Brigit was likewise a member, closed attwoP.M. In the open board, at the last call, Ust had been gone through, and after some remarks @ulogistic of deceased and the appointment of a mmittee of three to draft suitable resolutions memoriam, such committee to report to-morrow, after tho last session, an adjournment was had as a of respect. Reference was also made there to the recent decease of Mr. A, W. Baker, also a mem- yer of that board. The principal feature in the gold market to-day Was a decline of % to %. The opening price was 436, which subsequently declined to 1855; before leven o'clock. Later, however, the price rallied to %, but afterwarcs fell to 44, the lowest point feached, advancing subsequently to 1355;, at which Sgure it closed in the room. Transactions were con- ‘tinued later on the strect, the price ranging between ‘isos; and 1353, settling towards the close at the higher figure, and at the conclusion of Yusiness tt was quoted at 135% 9 135%, The amount of business was considerable at 1355;, with a larger emand at that price, but the market was singularly free from excitement and the disturbing influences rising from sensation rumors that have of late so eften induced feverishness. The decline is solely to attributed to this fact, and is simply the rebound m the inflation brought about by speculative com- inations. Loans were made at 8, 3%, 4, 5 and 6 per gent for carrying and flatfor borrowing. The busi- ‘ness at the Gold Exchange Bank comprised the fol- lowing:—Gold cieared, $56,758,000; gold balances, "$1,604,355; currency balances, $1,873,681. ; It ts stated in well intormed circles that consider- le purchases of gold have been made recently on thern account, the demands of business men “there, especialiy in Louisiana and Texas, not being satisfied wholly with greenbacks. The plan of re- @itting coin in part thither, by depositing an ‘amount with the Sub-Treasurer in this city and ob- taining 4 transfer order on the Sub-Treasury at New Orieans, which prevailed to some extent, cannot be continued, the entire amount of government coin in the latter city having, it ts said, been exhausted. Money was active to-day, with a good inquiry, but not exceeding that which has prevailed during the past four or five days. Short call loans were made at 7 percent, a few are reported at 6 to first class honses, while in some exceptional cases, but they ‘were very rare, it ts stated that balances were suf- fered to remain at 5 per cent. Something of this stifmess in moncy no doubt arises from the fact that the commercial demand usual at this time of the year for funds move the pork and cotton from the Wost and South is re@ucing to some extent the eank balances. A still further reduction of their Joanable margins 1s occasioned by the withdrawal of deposits by disbursing oficers of the government ‘ander a recent order. As yet, however, there is no eppearance of stringency in the money market, nor fs any anticipation felt of such a state. Exchange ‘was firmer, with a pressing demand for bankers’ and he usual active inquiry preceding the sailing of the ‘steamer. Prime bankers’, sixty days, were quoted at 109%; three days’ sight, 110%. Commercial ranged from 108% a 100%. The following were the other rates:—Paris, sixty days, 6.20 a 5.16%; short wight, 6.16 @ 5.1334. Antwerp, 5.20 a 6.1644; Switzer- ‘Wand, 6.20 @ 6.1614; Hamburg, 35% @ 364%; Amster- dam, 40% @ 41; Frankfort, 40% a 41; Bremen, 78; @ ‘99; Prussian thalers, 7135 a 72. ‘The market for governments was quict and doll uring the early portion of the day, opening in the Morning at about the closing rates of last evening, continuing without material change of prices until moon, when, under light offerings and a gen- eral indisposition to do business, prices receded Somewhat, At the first call '65's sold at 103%, "67's, 110% @ 110%. At the noon call '62’s sold at 111 and 167s 110% regular and buyer three, The-market ‘Outside was generally dull and unsettled, '67's selling ‘at 110%. Transactions were mostly in smali arnounts, ‘and indicate that the short interest in the market is Y Notwithstanding this dulness $m the board and on the street considerable private Inquiry continues tobe made by persons secking janent investments, many officers of country inks being in the city seeking {information in view of their possession of surplus funds after the 1st of January that will aid them in its proper disposition. Prices towards the close of the day improved some ‘what upon earlier rates, tie following being the rates at five o’clock:—United States 6's, 1381, registered, 110 a 11034; do., coupon, 114% a 115; do. &-20's, reg- Astered, 106% o 107; do., Coupon, 1862, 110%¢ a 111; Ao., 40., 1964, 10734 & 10734; do., do., 1865, 107% o 108; do, do., new, 1865, 11094 a 11034; do., do., 1867, $10% 911034; do., do., 1898, 110% a 111; do., 10-40°s, Pegiatered, 103 a 10315; do., coupon, 105% a 105%. ' grate bonds were dull and inactive during the day, @spocially North Carolinas, in consequence of a feel- fing of uncertainty gaining ground regarding the Jegality of the new bonds of that State, about which Chere is some conflict, In Tennessee securities bust- ness is restricted by the prospect of a further issue to progressing rai.roads, There is an active demand for ovher Southern securities than those quoted in the ooards on Southern account, Large trans- actions are reported in South Carolina bonds, at 63 a 59 for old, and 63 a 65 for new. The following were the quotations of State bonds at the last regu- lar board:—Tennessee sixes, ex coupon, 65% a 69; Tennessee sixes, EX Coupon, new, 67% a 68; Virginia sixes, ex coupon, 65), 056; Virginia atxes, ex cou- Poa, new, 67 #53; North Carolina sixes, ex coupon, 654% @ 65%; North Carolina sixes, new, 63 & 63%; Missourt sixes, 89 a 59)¢. ‘The stock market was weak and drooping to-day. Prices opened steady, but in the general dulness tn the market and a falling off in New York Centrai declined, Saies were made at the first morning call a4 followa;—Western Union, 36'; Merchants’ oo 164%; New York Central, 127 @ 127%; ndson River, 127%; Reading, 08% @ 989%; Wabash, 675; Fort Wayne, 111%; Ohio and Mississippl, 30% @ 90)¢; Michigan Southern, 1% & 88%; Pittsburg, 85% a 85%; Toledo, 1014 a Rook Island, 108; Northwestern, 70; do pre- © > Priges as tha drat regular board declined press, 264¢ 4 Express, 43 a 4934; United States, 46%; Merchants’ Union, 16 a 1634; Quicksilver, 22 a 24; Canton, 43 @ 48%; Mariposa preferred, 20 a 21%; Pacific Mail, graph, 3656 @ 36%; New York Central, * 126165 Erie, 3' 128 a 1284; Reading, 98% a 98); Wabash, 57 & 57%; Ohicago and Alton, 140 @ 145; Bankers and Brokers’, 107; Alton and Terre Haute, 38%; @ 41; do. preferred, 61 a 6334; Milwaukee aad St, Paul, 6554 @ Dec. 7 Dee. NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNES SDAY, DECEMBER 9 from the above, and the ist was pes ean ‘The quotations at the second open board were 23 fol- lows:—Cumberiand, 38%; Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Ex- a 2634; American Express, 4514; adams? 115% «@ 115%; Western Union, Tele- 4 38; do. preferred, 58 a 60; Hudson River, 66; do, preferred, 645 a 86; Fort Wayne, 111 @ 111 Ohio and Mississippi, 30:4 @ 303; ; Michigan Southern, 873g @ 873; Illinois Central, 144 @ 160; Pittsburg, 853¢ @ 8554; Toledo, 10134 a 1015s; Rock Island, 107% @ 107%; Northwestern, 78 # 781s: do, preferred, 81% 915s; Boston, Hartford and Erie, 26 bid. There was not @ great deal of gossip on the street to-day of a character to affect the market, except & revival of the injunction story respecting North- western, which forced that stock down. New York Central receded in the absence of confirmation of the story that the injunction upon its directors would be modified or removed, and the rest of the market declined in sympathy. A demand for proxies in Pittsburg to-day kept that stock frm. The following were the closing quotations on the street at half-past five o’clock:—New York Central, 124% # 124%; Read- ing, 984 do. preferred, 84; Fort Wayne, 110\ a 111; Ohio and Mississippi, 303¢ a 304; Michigan Southern, 87 & 8714; Pittsburg, 85 @ 8534; Kock Island, 107% a 107) 9833; Pacific Mail, 115 bid; St. Paul, 65 bid; Northwestern, 775 bid; do. preferred, 8034 a 8054. The Stock Exchange to-day adopted a resolution advancing the price of associate membership in the government department from $500 to $2,000, to take effect immediately. The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay- ments and balances at the Sub-Treasury in this city for the expired portion of the week have been a3 follows:— Custom House, — ‘Sub-Treasury.————~ Receipts. Receipts. Payments, Balanses, $177,846 $1,967,712 $1,758,962 $33,692,761 400,000 2,517,794 697,261 90,613,293 The value of exports (exclusive of specie) from New York to foreign ports for the week ending to- day was $4,020,901, against $4,269,207 for the week previous. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOSK EXCHAN3E. TueSday, Dec. S—10:15 A.M. my 91000 MUA St P lat m. Wits 1000 © & NW 9 0 bas 813500 US 5-20, c, kaliver ‘Min Go., ‘ariposa pre! 100 Pactiic M BS Ci 60 . a 1000 Del, Lack aW 9635 1000 Chic,Bur&Quin 8's 112” 300 © Suny GOL Tnd Gent ist. 14 109 % Soon ate . 8 ‘& Esaex 24, 23 Mrraa tas Pr atit wo Fite, FWachesd 4a "33 0,0,010'8 ies is 2000 Mg St Perlaten 105 ine “5 Half-past Two o’Cleck P. M. 11000 UB es, 64 01/62. ne af abe M Union E: US 6's, 6-20, 5 Hg Us 0 guy 0 US Bs {04D eg. 1084 Ey 8 oie a. I Wo Puan wa é <7] nis 8 cali 111 Bais eens BONG 0 do......bet call 364g pt. 65. 1200 Quicksilver M Co.. 225 woes TMM American Exprose.. 45 COMMERCIAL REPORT. ~~ PuRSDaY, Deo. 8-6 P. M. Bmumne MATERIALS.—For Eastern spruce the market was etch tar and prices were without alteration, the rales being 45,000 feet at #19 » #21. Laths were in mode: rate demand Rosendale coment waa steady at $2, with Siar temas lady at $1 60 for common and #2 for jump. | For bbjoke th market was, mead at the fol ti roton, 4 ong Tal iy a gu orth Fiver, #1 o ‘13, and Phisdciphis "BukeWax was dull and nominal at dlc. a 000, was Gall. Guayaquil ia Bond, was a quoted at 9350 Covrrn.-For ingot tho market was tolerably active and firm, though unsettied. “The, anies, facluding those previous wrore about 1,00,000 Iba. at 2440, & 250., on the spe most all at ii. 6 ire de the gd Be for was Peet and rer of all but good ‘and prime Frades wore heavy.’ We ‘heard of no sales, Other tions were quict, Salen 150 bags La- ayra at it Petiiey corms Maracaibo eo ~ currency. Fre ‘quote :—I ordinary ie, ro gold, in bond; fair do., 8c. a ones 3 good $ qpodde auc. a 10%c.; prime do. Tike. a Titge.; extremes for lott, 8c. a 1240. Messrs. 3 Sona ake the stock yt to-day a Lise bal timos vant 000 5 00; bs fadelpliiay 1,700; ; New Ori loans, 2,005, ips 4,366 bales. The murket was fairly ac- tive, the demand being prinefpaliy for export, and at the elo prices were tirm at our rev) iota pended. The rive), of which 2,460 sales were 4,457 bales (includin, were taken by exporters, 1,610 y spinners and 408 by apécu- lators. The flee, best ma were 750 bales, for Po et de- livery, ard 10 do. middilug, for January, February and March, ut 23}3c. We gote: Unionae and Mohigand WN. 0. and rain ida a Nia — Gbod ort 22% Fed 23 Low middii Bs, By 24% Midatin 24% Bq Good m| 25 28: ‘s % 4 ‘COOPER Kiwas slow ofenie, but unchanged 1a rs val shooks, 08 inch bead Fear hooks, Bh inch fends, #2 Sn 83 26: “pala os i ends, $4.78 a 82 8555 ian dows $8 603 85 B08 ‘hoops, 14 foet, Geos “Gib i green AND) eeedingly quiel, the demand belu con fned to jobbing iota at Sle. or adamantine (14 o2. for sperm and 8. for patent. Gonnavr.—Manila was dull, but stondy at 11340, a 2250 Duves Ak» Dyes continued d ud tone fend ash ye +a) jt 1a doy do. ke #5 40, i, Gareney; i 1 onsks Dlonching powders at 440.5 gen do, 4 bain gua arabic ; cream porte nd 35 Reis. camphor on prt FLOUR AND GRatr-Reoet ts, C842 btm, four, 200 dow abit rheat, 2,600 do. corn. T! & Titer ‘were psc ie. nibs, advance. 1 general aa et was quiet, however, without improvement in ‘alifornia flour was still diil and nominal, and it was Serene cca to gell at any price, The sales were about 13,000 Southern flour was stil! dull aod Irregular, and quotations afford but a poor index to the market Boia, Kye, Hour was steady, with sales of 550 bis. Gorn meal was in good demand, the salen being 500 bbls. Fairfax cn priyaie terms and Jersey QR Wequowie | s Beperioe bibe G10 Extra Stat 6a ou Choice do. Me 80 Superfine Se 6 xtra do. 6a 900 Round hoop Ohio, shipping brands... 708 760 Round noop Ohio, trade brands, 808 110 Lo 8a 900 908 1000 Hwee Lo Le 40 We 1460 6758 1100 700m 1210 éwe 85) b%a 675 She 5We 5% Wheat was very sito ‘quiet; there was some little » tive Feeling.’ oy whe vid for No.2 soit And refused, holders generally Mma 81 69.0 81 60. sales were ee to about 4, git shel at @1 67% for fe, Bapri 1 No. 1 and Inctud ding two. fomas Re. ig leliverat private terms, Winter wheat was qi ahs Califor. nia was dull and nominal it #220, Kyo was firm with rales of about 19,000 buabei v WO a #155 for Westera and Biave, Corn opened firmer, bat closed dull an wy. 7 ‘were nbout 60,000 bushola mt $4 17 9 B11 falxed Western afloat, Closing at BL17: $1 da pl 12 for now white, for do. yellow an Pi, chavand mined Western. Dale Gore aeive on speculae tion and prices were Be. higher, closing at $e. bid. fur nny amouat, ‘The sales were about 190,000 bushels at 770. a Buc. in store And affont.. Barley was dail aad nominal, with wales = > 009 bushels at $2 15 for French, ex ship. Malt was dull omni. Dey cod were slowot anie, but prices were stency 89 for Georers, | Har mackerel the market Sg 7 saul but, slemdy at fit 0 for mi Ufor whore Noel and $16 8 by unchanged, being quoted at #12 75 for larg rea for mediam, Smoked ot rere quies; uote it dc. a de, atid Noy oklod oot was stenay Sa 8) Wand Pickled coale $4 ba, ‘REiGits,~—The market waa qui but about former rae prevailed, The chartertig business was only moderae y ive, but rates were withouk seat of consequence. The engayrmouts twere:-—To Ldverpool, 100 hinds, tallow nt 203, 8 2is. bo., 600 bis. rowin at Sa. boxes bacon and 1, cheese on private tering, Pet suenane 1, Cotton was, ae it rt quoved at Rar To Landon, | bles pore ab Bx Ody 0 8 Beet at bs. Fd. a Ox Sd, jalver Yor. large thereen 200 tona‘oft_ coke in tags: at "5 hhde, Ineapiinck rate %s., and Gd. sand per steamer 1,000" balog Lope at To Antwerp 600 theres lard at BBs, b4., Ong 400 bare coftes ni tas To Glasgow, per wtsamer, busneie corn at yd. The charere were:--A Britten brig, with 1,800 gre. grain, to Bristol Ch ate. Od; 9 wri byrhg, to Divcuny 110) are, graity at Ua. m8 Brilah bark, from St. Jamiver t6 Tqutqne, at #18) a British capaci, Ww Porty tleo'and back, 89.10 fa british brig, 2000 pole, tw the windward, At bic. f® Britieit beigy from ‘Turks Tsiand, with 1100 busitels % Brilish bark from Norfolk td. Barbe: st $12; am Amerioun Drix to Barta) nN) € eae Ble. per ease; a Br: Piilateiphin to ork Yor ori Ot Kin vent, at Brita tothe north aide Cubs ina Shook, outs GUase ~ lings end pees wore made of 200 dates bi ld, ta bond, Bapaice bore ant a ae at ha BTiG0» 6 a market w: oc aan at our quota. tons appended, owing to the i gl sock los 709 Texas, on pea orme. e uote: Dey jp took e.§ Mon! a a ois We a ‘ihKe cB 2 ee 83 22 To a td tbe, 220-7 Orinoco, 2 a *Gaulforaiar 2 «8 low Merb alge, 5 Conrad Amer pk ear Sige? a lie, ; Vera Crag, 18 a 19 lps, ene antes 0 Toa ides w 190, Mogote, 18 8 Bb Ibe, idee i " 4 db lbs., Ic. 'a ic, "Total took, Decembér HEMP.—Mani 1 Suite was quiet but Ta Manila was quist at 110, eocags o wasai Hors at in tinproved est itera Inpta ite Pan was’ dull a Ixpivo continued are 7 but steady. mre #7340. a 290. per ID. mit coe 29c.; do, 220, ney olga = dull and aac inary fo: ae 5 by gol MOLASSES.—New Or! wesin fair demand at abou: the prices. Terner current, while foreign was dall aud nominal at our Lormer quotations. ‘The wales were 160 bbie, New Or- leans at Tc. a Zhe, and (by auction) 1,000 do, do. at 6c, vat. SToxrs,—Receipts, 400 bbls, asin ee For spect tur- peating the market was dull and heavy prices, Viz. :—45 3c. @ A090. for Merchantable ed tipping Iota. ‘The sales were ds bbis. at 40%gc. a 48 yc.) and $5 d0.,tn, retail lots, at sin was dull and he "The only es tres hched of ware 300 bbin common airatned at $3 30, and 60 do. No. 1 at 43 75, we uot = Strain, on 240 No. 2, 2 dle $270; No. 1 7 n 0575: extra do., $6.08. Of Washington Bars Boi Feallzed 82 78, Wimlugton was dull at #3 25 m 83 Gris Linseet was tian at ides a Plein casks and Dbl, with saies of 10,000 gallons on private terms, — Olive was duil ‘at $240, while lard was in light stock and steady at #1 3714 0 $145 for wiuter; ity distilled red was dull and nomial nt Biigc. a 0c, Fish oils were dull ; #ales 700 bbls. crude ape on private tere, | Unbleached winter sperm was quoted at ‘and bleached winter whale at #1 15. ‘The last sale of Saaewbais eat ease as aL. Orr 0axku was in, somo demand. Sales 70, tons Western at £5825, 47 do, at, 68 50 and 60 Inferior do. at 267 79, the market closing at PRovisions.—Kecelpisy 888 bbls. pork, 1.238 do, beef, 158 prcsayes cat ments, 48 a3, and 73 i ‘and 61 dressed gs. ‘ihe market for pork was still dull, the sates belng con ined to smi for the trade, but_prices were a ‘clos {ng at about ‘5 for new meas. The sales Aen bbin., lots, at $25 75 @ 420 for old and new mi al for prime ‘and extra prime and ae ae 3500 for thin mess, FH ra 4 Was quoted nt p22 $11 a #17 for plain mess 12 a B19 for extra do. ‘Tiere beef was monty, re 2 erate demand, We quote Primo mess, 27 @ $80; India do. @3La 855, Beer hams conthined firm, with sales of 7 bbls. at from. 30 to B32, meats were quiet, but firm, There were sma ‘salar ern pickled hams at Ide. a 143¢c. City 10:2, for dry 9a tod and plokled shoulders, wtih smoked dow 16ye. a giao. for plekled ow 173c0. for moked’ do. and 14%gc, a 15%e. for Bacon (as tm fair demand aad prices” were fitm, tho sales Peis Cegeoe shiney part at 1340. ad Cay gpelet cut fea and yc. for January’ delivery, 1adgc. « 1c. for shel “uiked cine toek.< tea Cond. ene ae tote tive and firm. There were sales of 15%e. for No. 140 prime steam, and 1s for keitle rendered ; also 250 tirrces for Fel elt irery at 15h. and ‘Juv do. for January delis @ market for butter was moderately activo at prices not diifering from those previously current. ‘The demand was still mainly con- fined to the immediate wants of the home trade. Cheese was hs was frm at our quotations. Stock light, We quot Butter— Chemung. snes and Orange county dairies, dairi irkinw... Contiand, Broome aid Steabe’ couaiy dairies, ‘irk State Pennsylvania dairies, firkina, Fonnayrrania dairies, Srkas ordinary ‘eastern Iifnols and Wiseonsine Ordinary Western, arias, fait Common Western.. Cheese— Factory dairies, fancy and Cheddar shaved, ei Factory dairies, tale aaadlly Farm dairies, fan Farm dairies: fair Co goon, PETROLEUM. an The latter was i int ese proved, demand, ‘and, sock, was decldediy i ne raartek_eeing Sm ot The, The sales were '40., 250 do. on Gon forthe last bait of this mobi at itt a closineati sand 1,000 do.» for, the first hal f of Jan i better, demand and higher the’ market ‘sloal ng Bt Saige, & Aree ae etlen of ‘bbls. the price; and 100" do, (part late last evening) for tas beiabonet thie mada, 0h Naphtha was dull but steady at 180. In iment at the market exhibited @. fair eres of activity and iucreased Grmness, prices, being about The sales were 1,000 bole late Inst even- ing. for the balance of this mx month at Blo., closin; at Blige. ; 1,000 do. do. on 1,000 do.; from Jan- uary to March (500 e1 Touhy at at ie. Kiog.—Carolina was duil at Tc. a 8c. There were emall salen at the iatter price. pitoatac The market for raw was fairly sot the demand oat entirely rom reiners, and vrices were 0 Bette, ~ciasing at Wie, @ Mise, for bop to good refining Cuba, ite. 8 lidges for fair to good grocery do.,'Itige. a 1c, for ime to choice do. 103ger 0 1 Mico and ili¢e. a 4346. for grocery ro, 1,007 ubds. Cuba at Io. a 11/50. ‘for Cuba—almost alt tt the ioside price--and Iie. for Demerara. For retuned the Srarkoh wes Ginive ona. prices were materioliy Bienen, £1 stock of some kinds was Inadequate to the deman 1 gral anion mere made for future delivery. We quote: Te, w Loli eoft white, Mige. a 14340. ; yellow ‘oc. 0 18 40. Sait.—The demand was fair aud wil aight tock prices Jobbers’ prices were as follows :—Ashton's, $4 a ck; Marshalls and Worthington’a, {fa %3 103 1s 35,9, Dean's, eo 105 Higgin 92°70 » $200 Turk’s Island, "0c. u 6c. pet SUELTRR was moderately active, but at lower prices, the les belng 25 tons at 63c., gold, and 50 do. in lots at rT were in moderate request and in emall stock ; pri ly. Sales 9,000 lbs. Honduras, 6,000 do. Cen- tral American and (to arrive) 8000 do. Para, all on private terms, Gort were also in small stock and steady in value. 4 Buenos Ayres on. private terma:—We quote oo, we. gold; Matamoros, 5 ‘Buenos Arres, 244 a acoe, s do.; C1 Mee, Honduras, 48¢., gold ; Vera Crag and Ce feat cimerioan BOs. ‘San Jinn, 42%4c. ; Sisal, 60c. ; Lngoann, Bulge, a Bbc. ; Para, Age. m BN. PERM AORT ie Refned: wae ‘dull and nominal at 45e. —The market for Kentucky exhibited a fair de- o being almost entirely for the low frades, and former prices were maatatned. ‘The sales were foo hhdae at Tigo. ak steady, with a moder: af was eases ordinary 1746 sand 29-40, Pennsylvania fillers aud bi at ils.” Span as Unchanged, belng moderatel ective nad atond) wore made of $50 bales Havana at 9c. a $1 05, find Th do. Yare ni We. We quote? sreany Western ant arkarite Hers. areragstol Fine wray pe New York state tier 1 right work, common and Be, tnd tne, do, 9 Bec, LOW wre steady with @ moderate demand. Sales 5s Ton Mat Toe. masse. 1iN.—-Pig—Straits were fn fale ca dhen goud te the sales boing 2.200 slabs at 2bsgc. w dic Banca ye were sol yeaa, Tiates were ih Y Tivo Toe xport. ” Bock. $0 ian | tale: made of ‘bs. or, ‘1 oe Sur tn market for all kings of domestic has ruled exceedingly me owing partly to jo] in glemeney of the weather; Dat pricea hare continued itis Cay? that trad continue dail antit next moni undergone no change. Kot dali and ra The were * including 10,00, Yow Obie ab es xo [% Ly f Michigan and State st 460. a 000 Southern at R8c., 4,000 do. tbhed's wt estern at 450.5 0b Booured at T0c. ® 5 000 do, aT 10,00 000 do. on ‘private tertns, 10,0000) combing pulled at ne shoe ibe. pulled at 4: Os 10,000 do, Texas at B3e. a 26c and femal lots of Californ(a at a 326, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Forn—MoAnrirrr,—in this city, on Sunday, De- cember 6, by the Rev, Dr. McGlynn, Jeremian Forp to Liza MCAULIFER. No cards. GARDYRR—CLARKE.—On Tuesday, December 8, at the residence of Mr. H, (. Disbrow, the bride's brother-in-law, by the Rev. J. B. Bracketl, PRANK H. aD to Marra A. OLARKE, both of Brooklyn, i. D. HALt—-Sentor.— On Toesday, December 8, by the Rev. J. De Harchard, WieuiaM J. HALL to AMANDA M., daughter of the late Kdward H. Senior, ali of this city. No cards. HORSE—RvsseiL.—-On Wednesday, October 28, by the Rev, Robt. Hutchings, WILLIAM HoRN® to tsa BELLA RUSSELL. KOWLANDS—StMo#,—By Rev. Mr. Ward, Ninth street, By wr i of John knw Rosa WEVERMAN, ste ighter of isaac Stinon, of aaines, err SCHRBINER—=VAN BeNSCHOTEN.--On Tue bg 4 8 at the First t ormed church, Br by the Rev. Joseph K i, D Dy & RINER to M. ALICE, "daughter of S. Var ‘oten, 184 JuRvOP. Ewritn,0n Moriday, November the 25, at tna residence of the bride’s parent, by the Bev. or. Ariane, Avousrus P. Taroor, M. P., toMAny B., — daughter of James Suuilie, Ti all of this Died. Barer.—In this city, on Monday, December 7%, ABRAM W., youngest son of Charles Li, and Hliza- beth Baker, Mm the 33d year of his age. Relatives and friengs of the family are respect fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No, 209 West Twenty- street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, st one o'clock, without fur- her notice, BILSBORKOW.—On Sunday, December 6, ROBERT BILSBORROW, aged 73 years 11 months, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fally invited to attend the funeral, from his tate resi- canes, 82 Madison street, near Catharine, this (Wed- nesday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Bruce.—On Monday, pny a Many, daughter of the late Peter Bru this cl The relatives and etek of ane ‘family, and those of her brother, Willam W. ice, are invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o’clock, Greensburg, Westchester county, Dawso: Monday, Decsaiiee: ag Paraick H, Dawsoy, aged Years and 6 months. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are fully invited to attend. the funeral, this Weanenaay afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of hi uncle, Mr, John Hannon, Huron street, near Union avenue, Greenpoint. ELLIS.—On Monday, December 7, at Foster's Meadow Hotel, L. [., Mr. JouN ELLIS, late of Notting- hamshire, England. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, FARRELE.—On Monday, Decemper 7, at his resi- dence, Fourteenth street, near Fifth avenue, South Brool THOMAS FARRELL. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at ae ance, from his late residence, without further FLoop.—At her late residence, on Tuesday, De- cember 8, in the 22d year of her age, after a long and paintul iiness, ALICE, the eldest daughter of Michael and the late Mary Flood, native of the county Cavan, parish of Kellinkare, Ireland, Her remains will be conveyed on Thursday morn- ing, at nme o'clock, from her late residence, 167 Third avenue, corner of Sixteenth street, to the Chureh of the Immaculate Conception, where a sol- emn requiem mass wiil be offered for the repose of her soul. Her remains will immediately after mags be conveyed to Calvary Cemetery for interment. The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral without further notice, GALLAGH On Tuesday morning, December 8, Mary, widow of John Gallagher, in her 67th year. ‘The funeral will take place this (Wednesday) after- noon, at one o'clock, from the residence of her sis- ter, Mrs. Margaret’ McCanney, 537 Fifth street. ene and relatives of the family are Invited to at- ache GIBBONS.—On Tuesday, December 8, WILLIAM GIB- BONS, aged 72 years. The relativas 1 and iriends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of his brother, John Gibbons, 431 West street. LANOHANTIN.—At Harlem, on Monday, December LEN E., only daugiiter of Paul Henry aud Ellen Lanchantin, aged 21 months and 27 days. The remains will be taken to Greenwood Ceme- ane. —on Tuesday, December 8, JOHN MASON, in the 68th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are respect fully invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday morning, at eleven o'clock, from his late residence, No. 327 Grove street, Jersey Outy. MoRRISSKY.—Suddenly, on Tuesday, peers * ParKicK, second youngest son of Patrick and Mat Morrissey, aged 13 years and 2 months, ‘The friends and relatives of the family, and those of his brother and brother-in-law, John Morrissey and James Hines, and of his uncles, Dennis, Michael and John J, O'Brien, are respectfully invited to at tend the funeral, from his father’s residence, No. 219 East Twenty-tirst street, on Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock. MCLAUGHLIN.—On Monday, December 7, after a long tilness, CATHERINE, the beloved wife of William McLaughitn, aged 27 years, ‘The {uneéral will take place from her late residence, 357 Pearl street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, The remains will be taken to Hudson County Cemetery, New Jersey, for interment. O'DONOHKUX.—On Monday, December 7, MATILDA Many Irene, wife of Thomas J. O'Donohue, and on the same day her cnild, FRANCIS Xavise, aged 17 days. fier relatives and friends, and those of her brother, Joseph Riley, aud her brothers-in-law, Joseph Oronohue and Dennis O’Donohue, are respectfully invived to attend the funeral, on Thursday morning, @t half-past nine o-clock, from the residence of her mother, No, 208 East Seventeenth street, to St. Ann's: church, Eighth street, where a requiem’ mass will be offered at ten o'clock, and mce to Caivary Cemetery. PRecy.—On Monday, December 7, GILBERT PERCY, 21 years and 8 months. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday morning, at ten o'clock, from 47 fed ‘Thirty-cighth street. evening, De- Po.Lock.—Iin Brooklyn, on Monday cember 7, CHARLOTTE POLLOCK. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to yatend the funeral, on ‘Thursday afternoon, at one tanet a her late residence, 149 Division avenue, rooklyn, PYNE.. na On Monday, December 7, WILLIAM PYNs, 4 ne fi onal nds and relatives are invited to attend the ‘al, froin bis late residence, 163 Elizabeth street, oe (Wednesday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Kipaway.—On Monday, December 7, Satan MARIA Ripeway, widow of James L. Ridgway, tn the 66th year of her age, ‘one relatives and friends of the family, and of her na, Joseph S., James, Frank and Edgar L., are re- spectiully invited to atiend ihe funeral, from her late residence, 213 Grand avenue, Brooklyn, between La- fayette aud De Kalb avenues, on Thursday, at twelve o'clock, without further notice. SAUNDERS,—On Tuesday, December 8, Dr. ALEX- ANDER LEONARD SAUNDERS, late of Paducab, Ky., aged 60 years, “The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from St. — church, corner Tenth street and Second avenue, ‘Thursday morning, at half-past ten o'clock, withont further invitation. Paducah and Lexington papers please copy. Siri.—On Tuesday, December 8, Wii.L1AM Lari- Mer Sore, only chud of W. i. an mith, aged 2 months aud 15 days, fhe reiatives and friends of the family are respect- fully imvited to atieud the funeral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at half-past one o'ciock, from ov2 West ‘Ebirty-tiurd strect. Syais.—At West Hoboken, N. on Monday, De- cember 7, JOHN SYM, aged 77 ycars and 6 months. Funeral services wiil take place at his jate resi- dence, on Thursday oer | at eleven o'clock, ‘at which time the relatives aud friends are invited to attend, without further nutice. Relatives only will be expected te accompany ihe reviains to the grave. Horse cars from Hoboken ferry pass te house. TALCOTT.—On Tuesday, Cpe 8, WiLLiaM H. TALcorr, in the ovth year of bis ag ‘the iriends of the iamily are wrcomed to attend the funeral, from nis late residence, No. 61 Grand pre it pegs Oily, on Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock. ‘Tucker.—On Monday night, December 7, Wi..1AM Epeak, son of Joun O, ‘Lucker, aged 20 years, 10 months and 10 days, * t relatives ai uch gd of the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday afternoon, at one o'clock, from the residence of bis father, No. #0 West Fourteenth street, without further notice, WiLson.—in Hoboken, on ‘Thursday, Decenbe a JANE ANN, Widow of Jeremiah V. I, Wilson, age 40 years. The remains were sah = New York Bay Cemetery, on Sunday, Decembe! Woobripar.—At Whitelake, *sultvan county, N. = on Monday morning, Decciaber 7, Geoncs B. Wooupripar. ‘The funeral will take piace from his late residence, the Wiltelake Hotel, this day (Wednesday, THE | TRADES, PRACTICAL MILLER, OF UNDOUBTED ABILITY and experience, may secure a pleasant nnd profitable Postion by addressing a8 below ‘A person to take @ ary fhterest In the buslo Address Flour Sig, > Miu, ox bid Fost oflice, Detroit, Mi OMrae, WANTED--AT JOUN AL GRAY & Green's, 16 and 18 Jacob st. PRINTER WANTED—A RESPONSIBLE AND EXPERI enced gentleman, fully capable of taking entire ve ae ly ext ‘and job printing omee; positively be ‘courteo' r, tudustrious, energetic, ty ek at vores, accustomed to the control of ® printing office in New York, thoroughly soquainted wit end devoted ‘to his business. None others need warte time in anawering., A proper person, well recommended and eutitely capable, who has large experience and acqual pase in this city, can secure a handsome and permansat and if worth it,an interest in the business, Sadren id stri@est contidence, B, 8. J, & Co., Herald oliee. EUMBER WAXTED-NONE BUT FIRST CLARS ‘workmten need apply, FP. 1 REDMOND, 877 9th Sie ATION WA TEDDY A COMPETENT FREN mann artiste’ materials, Orusues, canvas, Ac. drew J. Daniel, Herald oitice, ANTED.TO GO TO 8°. a is, A ornamental painter to on Ad 000 GENERAL ue, clrous Wage be nm des} employment by the rand liberal salary wi ere. sain Tleaty J. flatly ad dwt ot bi, Broadway, St. Louis. WANTED—Wr A YouNG MAN, A CHANCE To Phit Ncdhtomelt in wateh and jewelry repairing; bas bad sone Littler rperience ; a0 objection to country, Cau turuieh fost rererdiess Adirdes J. 8, Hereld ote, \ hy A YouUNG MAN OF Mon and area, an opportunity wo learn a p or gente $ no objec, ereuces exchanged. Address : jel Hera, ‘thon Wasnn- ‘AS FOREMAN, A MAN WHO IS THOR onjhly acquainted wit book aod newapaoer works one omfotent tu run an eight cylinder press, vAddress [OF two days, mating relerence, Syr 27 Poss ollie, New York Ww_n Kalbolag ‘“ Fulton et. W ANTED A SITUATION, iY aro she wachiwiat trade. Wh al wate. UN Apply 0 Martin A YC Adare NG MAN, TO 9. Sy Herald FOL © Ingraine, Ie. to Lae, per por yard; extra eaper A; Laree ply Ingrainsy ® (na td. TO pair tine Inge atin. logralns ts to. * syment Cor the winter, Oxtord Milis, Mu Oxford street, QR7 BROADWAY. WANTED, A FEW COOD Tar D8 1 "teen makers ane Kool operator on Whitles & Wit TRouINe, at Mme. Cadching’s dresmnkiny esta biiea tapas, 1868.—TRIPLE SHEKT., en ee FOR Sar PROPOSALS, you orrige re PONrLE if ORDE 2uOPOSALS FOR $1500 CITY JEMETERY BTOOK corner Chambers and Contre, Seated proposals will be received at the Com; ER unit Yuchday, Des. Ty 18h, ab 2 o'clock Fe Me whee tee FIRST CLASS CIGAR STORE POR SALE CHEAP. | same will be p bilely opened, for the whole or any part of the In Matn street, near Library Hall, Orange; axpleadia | eum of 5 ha Ce “City Cemetery Stoc! ‘authorized oy Chance for a cigar maker or aman of stall capital. Inquire | chapter of 1808, and by an ordi: nee, of the Com- gf V KORN, 15 Fulton avenue, Brooklyo, or F KELLER, | mon Co Wee vea by the Mayor, Nov. 20, 1868, 331 West Twentieth street, New York Said stock’ is to be fsxued for the A BARGAIN -LEASE AND FIXTUKES Ora A CORNER ‘Store on a business avenue; will be soll on reasonable = 1085 cash purchaser, lnguie of PETER H. JOBS, ‘avenue C. A WELL FITTED UP OYSTER HOUSE, IN THE BEST eye < for sale, with Siock. Reasons bas 2 eli laucey atreet after 6 o'clock, "BARE CHANCE.—A FINELY FITTED UP CORNER Liquor Store and Sample Room attached in a grand lo- cation on Hudson street, do! ray prosparons asiness; rea- wi "0 for sellin the owner ou eh; wil be’ sold ata jn. Ni i Bay, corner of Of Tweutlath atrec an ‘Broad naire nite fi . FRENCH LAD} LADY, OBLIGED TO RETURN TO an lata Ci, ‘sacrifice some articles of Dresses, th Ai A awl, & Ke which ey nna tak rik an India Shaw! a] cann wil her, “Inquire of Mra, MERCIER, Ho! ffman House. A BROADWAY MEN'S FURNISIING oops STORE for sale. Ad Business, Herald ofice, for three FIRST CLASS BARROOM FOR SALE—IN THTE beat location down town; if not sold to-day will be sold catin to THOMAS GAFFNEY & CO., ers A Bent to-morrow at auction. Auctione Cham! A WTOE SALE, 8 GOOD PAVING LIQUOR STORES, » 7Groceries, 16 small Groceries, 3 Hotels, 4 Confection: grles, 16 Candy aud Toy Stores, Drug Stores, 4 Bakerien, Oyster and Dining Saloons, 3 Busoter Shops, 14 Diailierios, 2 Clothing Stores, 4 Boot and Shoe Stores; good Leaao of a four story front aid two story rear, rent SIL, let for 874 per peu store in, Apply to P, GAFFNEY, Auctioneer, GOOD CHANCE TO BUY A FIRST ‘and good reason given for selii erald oilice. —FOR SALE, AN OLD ESTARLISNED PAYING ‘ourteenth ward; good AFFNBY, Auctioneer, Liquor Store hear tho Bower price 8650. Apply to Mr. P. 25 owery wai AEOR SALE CHEAP, LEASES AND FIXTURES oF « two large Stores, west of Kighth avenue, suitable for Guy business, BW feut; lao old establisued corner LAquor Store, dolug & buatnesa of 40 dail My L, DRYER, i Weat Thirty-third street, N NTERPRISING BUSINESS MAN WITH A SMALL al can obtain possession of = hand- orner Liquor Store ata merely pominal- his concern will pay for investigation, Inquire of 4. C. BROWN, Bull's ‘Head Bank Building. A® P TOWN CORNER LIQUOR STORK FOR SALE. Also a largo Store, with the w Hi Winkie for ® wine snd lager beer wal WILLIAM ABBOTT, No. 6 City Mall place. A SPLENDID CORNER COR STORE, WITH ul House and Lot, cmp aeons be central on a leading Dusiness street; 12,000 east re pired Mil. DREYER, 97 Orchard atreot._ A. SECOND BAND SIDEROARD SAFE FOR SILVER «plate, de ao one large. sad one «mali Ofice Safe, for a fore , at the maker's, 62 Cannon atreet, between Delan- cey au ivington, A WOR SALE, OLD ESTABLISHED CORNER GRO ‘Stores, « corner Liq it ar Restaurants, Oyster Saloons, Confectionerier, Hotels, up town Boarding’ Houre, Shoe Sidres, Photograph’ Gallerige:’ Meat: Marketor ish and Bate of Herring's and Wilder's for sale chen Oyster eet Piumbing Business, Bakeries. — TWO 1 BARGE SIZE SAFES or HERRING'S AND 1G. QUIRK, 98 Maiden lane. ITCHELL'S Store Agency, 77 Cedar street, A. Vulentine’s make: also one medivm and two «mall GOOD GALLERY FOR SALE—OR PARTNER taken ; cash from $200 to $400. Cali at 43 Fourth street, iiamaburg. ROR BALE a Lia ‘OR STORE IN A GOOD LOCATION; will be sold cheap if applied for thie week, as the owner hhas other business, Apply at 80 Old slip, OR SALE_FIRST CLASS CORNER LIQUOR a with two good tables. particulars Lo controyetreet, corner of Franklin, !UUaT® SPY FF, SALE—AND TO BE SOLD 7 THIS WEEK, THE old established Oyster and Dining Saloon, Call'on the ‘#4 bpring atreet, between Broadway and Crosby. te SALE—A FEED AND OTHER CONNECTING jusineas, requiring about $2,000. Look into this see raat good chance cheap, Address Quick Sales, FOE, SALE SEVENTH REGIMENT DRESS SUIT: ‘alno Seventy-tirst regiment Dress Goat. Addi oy 16H Eighth avenus. oe OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS CORNER LIQUOR R Store, with Lease, with or without Stock. Apply un the premises, 477 Greenwich street, R SALE_AN OYSTER SALOON IN_A GOOD LOCA- tion; will be sold cheap as the owner has other business. Inquire ai 63 Columbia street, Pena SALE Tne LEASE AND. FIXTURES OF ‘THE bl 1 Eighth avenue; the best location in the ave- Fors SALE—A LARGE AND COMMODIOUS SHOP, AT ‘Tenth avenue, between Thirty-third and Tiirty- fourth streets, gultable for a blacksmith or carpenter or Yhealwright of any other business where room is required. Cull immediately, (OR SALE—LARGE FACTORY IN WILLIAMSBURG, L. L, brick batty, 2 200 fees long, Iron und slate roof, high chininey; 10 full oflices, scales, water, gan an New'ron Inquire at Long Island Pottery Depot, 1 Peal etree, jew York. SALE.—HAVE YOU SEEN THE CIGAR STORE * that I bave for sale? If not call and nen tts no trouble; pelahgaicierwee: ispayts ag Bical. a cl Cedar atreet. \OR SALE—CIGAR STAND; Goon | BUSINESS. CALL at 722 Broadway, after 4 P. ‘eget SALE—AN OLD ESTABLIS ED CORNER GRO- on Fulton avenue, Brooklyn; will be sold ha bo very deal rable location, RIDER, 89 ¥ine street, New ork. }OR SALE—TWO AND A HAL YEARS’ LEASE, Stock and Fixtures, or would sell Lease and Fixtures of & Gents’ Furnishing Store doiug a good business, S61 Hiescker atroet. tty within 100 rail risa with a sbuall capital; terme vay. C.'Us De Herald D FIXTURES OF A BAR, ne of the best locations ives, 50 Courtiand street, § Fr, IN PER rt 2 Stasis inalde burglar-proof vault, two combination looks," price iow. KABBAN & CO., 119 Broadway. A FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT AND ‘Lager Keer Saloon, rituated six dovra west of Broadway ; imiist be sold within three days; fixtures an’ location equal to Boy io the ward; to be sold at uve third the original cost. Apply at % West Houston atreet, JOR SALE—RARE OPPORTUNITY-THR LEASE, Stock, Fixtures and Good Will of an old-eatablished jewelry store; future arrangements could be made with pre- kent occupant. Apply Immediately at 266 Peari street. OR SALE—A LOT OF SHELVING, WITH DRAWERS, at No, # Beekman siree st be taken down this day. JOR SALE—A LARGE GRAIN DISTT. LERY, OR EX- change for elty property, or a partner taken! Tnawire for F. G. BODEN, at. D. Walbriuge & Co.'s, 12 Bridge wt. on SALE CHEAP—A WINE AND LIQUOR STORE on Sixth ave pie’ tion. Apply to Tu08! PGRFESEY £00. ‘aud istheers, 29.0 Latnbers street. JOR SALE, CHEAP STOCK, FIXTURES AND GOOD Wiil of the Funcy Store 87 Kighth avenue. ARGE STOCK, THREE YEARS’ LEASE, MACHINE. ry and fixtures, everything complete of an old established wholesale and retail Candy and Coniectionery Business dowa, Jown ; only half of the actual value asked for on eeoount fawilly didleultien; a rare e MITCHELL > MULLER, Jo Cooper Toatitute, HR ENTIRE STOCK OF TRIMMING AND FANCY Goods of HERTZ & Els SO, Sixth avenue, will be sold regardiess ot cout 10. cigee the businese, aorohe epers and drossmakers, please apply, Lease and Fixtures for sale. 2.000. Fern sAbty, FURNITURE I sof @ House, 19 rooma; low rent: terme fare.chance Munt be sold this, week, pariies leaving the i Apply to H. STOUT, at at | Weat Fourth street. $2 50! WILL BUY A FAMILY GROCERY, THRER ei years’ lease, with rapidly tueressing busin owner owes & C0. No. 2 Dey renesdanoor 1 No. & 1d SALEM LOT OF PULL Ys, ir feet in dinmeter, sess ht cents a pound. 124 and 133 Forman sireet, be Brooklya, | A _TAe GERNER “POTLER, (SIMPLEST, | RAFERT, port aud mort esouomical * RAUDON £ CO, ceneral Agents, 119 Broadway, X.Y. BOWERS 20 HoRs favee 2 per cent over Franklin | io on { Morgan street, Jersey Oily. jer Works, NGINE FOR SALB—100 HORSE POWER, ke. Mey iymeath atree POR SALE THREE FOLDING MACIUNES. ADORESS Yrinter, Herald oles. CHMAP FOR CAST, OR WILL EXCHANOE 40 horse at or separately. poe SAL) for Real , Boilers and Engines, from fourto dtty horme power. Address box 106 Post reonpotit. RAND LARD TANK, COMPLETE; deevera! Woule@ Tauks, with steam colle, Adi vation Hi. , ANKOUS, i VATARRH. THOSE SUPFERING FROM CATARRTT ant ers rendering life so miserable, are i me, first (ime, per M ay i is ry tore Wo perivet Jualetows tee D. A EMITH, 0 a, 8 with you; it wi fmultation by letier, #1 | UMAN HATRAH. GUILMARD, FROM PART Canal street, near roadway. Lare a Imran Haie Switches, Invintbie Wigs, for tacos and qeu Uemen. Manutacturer of all kinds ot lr ornaments WASTED, 100 MEMARRS. TO BE DRAWN ON ‘Til: f iondld new Ten Servion, green amt coud, jy Tickets 60 cents each. Adirwas 3. Pest often, the property of a Burinad, bos Weos means for the purchase of splot of gro sloners of Public Charities and Correction, ries of this State, suitable for @ public Penney burl ground. ditional to the plots mow used by them for auch PiTho stock will bear Interest at the rate of seven per cent annum, payable — annualiyon the first day of May nud November tthe Principal will be redeemed iy ‘amount of atock desired and tue price por #4WV thereat. and. the parasas whose roposals ure accepted mul thereupon be Feauired wo pont — Chambe:lain the sums awarded to them respective gether with aay premium thereon, On prosenting to the Corn; piroligr the rocatpts of ployee beriain for such deposits the parties will be entitled to me- cel ‘Iticates for equal amounts of the par value of ne awarded to them, bewring Interest from the payme: each proposal should sealed and endorsed “1 for Ciky Cemetery Stock ued in hsogond eaves aroed ate Compucicn,<aonet 1 8 neoond om ‘The right t ces Interests of the Picretes tay pr alot the tia tt he require i HAKD 4, CONNOLLY, Comptroller... Crry oF Nrw Ye y H noLLEws Orie, ron Drv ie or FINANOR, Comm ROPOSALS FOR Fru PRGROSALS FOR Fruttya THK ¥IRS? BECTION OF oH Ne OF MASSACHUBETTS. ‘ Sealed proposals will be recoty day, the Luh December, 18%, at 12 0 ing or purchase of @ portion or the cane ‘of tha first we: Of the tints owned by the Commonweaith uorth of Soath Bos ton, on or lying between @ resurved channel and the exterior ling, as lafd down on a plan adopted by the Legisiature, ‘whioh pian and the specifications under wiich the sort iat be done may be examined ab the ollice of the Koard of Harboe Onmmisnioners, Clty Ha fs to be of materint ¢ 1. ‘Phe fli such parts of We see herias te provided in the act of 18:8 328) ax the Commissioner may from time to time dk Pthrve feet of top tiling, to grade 18, aial! ba uf good vel. ‘x: ‘the Commonwealth reserve the right of See within ‘one year, a system of docks, streets and dralnage on the Tand'eo ited and of altering the same, from time to time, as the work proceeds, it being understood that not moro U bp etcig third of the territory is to be reserved for streets ‘The contractor wil! be eto’ to bulld temporary beada to, protect the filing from being removed by the Font, unt the permanent walls are built a Pasrmonte for ine fling: will he wonde in. land on and the proposals must state what proportion of the filled shall belong to the State aud the contractor oy The division of the land between the Common) d the contractor shal! be made froin time to time, om a ion of the contractor, by the Board of Harbor Com stoners, aubjeot to the approval of the Governor and Cou {n auch manner as may be agreed upon in the contict, roposals will also be received stating the price are foot whlch will be paid for tne flaw ta they ‘are, Wath an obligation ou the part of the bidder to Gill the fate wittia three yours, gubject to all the conditions mentioned in 6. The right to reject any or all proposals is reserved; and ‘Acceplance i# subject to the approval of the Governor and Council. x1 to give antiafactory bonds 7. Kach bidder must be for the faithful performance of the contrac! Proposais must be endorsed “Proposals fo ‘Sling the Gres section of the South Boston Flats." For the Harbor Cesnciahans (OSIAH QUINCY, Chairman. hed _DENTISTRY. FP Pa She hk REAUTIFUL FULL CONTINUOUS GUM SET OP Teeth, with plumpers, #10. Vainless extraction under Gas wituout charge where others are inserte DINE, 90 Grand street. FOR SALE, FIVE OF BUTLER & BRN- ‘4 patented Dentisi's Chairs, separately or together. ret. UBBER SET OF TEETH 85 TO 818, jonths? credit. Old seta bo pas pat Te at 602 Seventh avenue, above Forty-fifth junction. rpuEe LARGEST, CHEAPEST. “AND BEST DENTALs establishment ‘in the city.—Teeth extracted under gas at Boenta onch handsome suis of Gum Tooth, tnsgrted on Fabs bor or coralite, for piati Call and « framing npecitiens at Dik Walt & Hy ental Jastitate, U7 Twenty-third street, near Fourth avenue, Gas aly. EETH EXTRACTED D WITHOUT} PAIN TWELVE years by benumbin; ton. | Cas administered daily. Beautiful teeth % VILLERS, 155 Grand street, near ‘Broudway ; HENaE VILLERS 26 Grand street. D CARE- N AMERICAN FAMILY, HONORABLE A fal, wish to hire Furniture to part farntsh four story brown atone house, ohn ‘of Union square, and if agree- able board owner. Address for one week nn gd Hert some Parlor Floor, furnished or fo “| MAGNIFICENT DRAWING ROOM SUIT, COVERED French brocatel, cost 8480, for $2U0;,one do. 70; Piano- forte for #215, "Painti Carpets, ARPETS AND LiclegghS Atha on HOUSE KEEPERS SUP, jed wi ‘ac, terme; montht rea tek tak the meni. RELLY & CO. OUSEKEEPERS Furniture, Oticloths, Bedding, and ii igh aye by the pes or month! SUPPLIED | WITH meg a a ae GREEN ae OUSEKEEPERS bi IRD AND CAN PAY BY 7H week or month for pete Ollcloths, Furnitn cre ding, on at BENDALL ds old corner of Canal Hudhon streets. PARTIES ABOUT MAKING CHRISTMAS AND NEW q Year's gifts should call at ERNEST ROTH'S: are 56 and 58 Bleecker at., betwoen Broadw: — Magnificent Parlor Suite, covered with satin broeatel, reps or batreloth, from $365 to #200; Turtle Chairs, Lounges; Bedroom aad Dining Room Suits cheap for cash. ‘Furniture taken on storage. ASTROLOG Y. MRA. 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Female Pills, ‘No. 1, 81, or No. 2 specially prepared for rried ladies, vrice $d, which ean ne are sate and Soid’ only at her office, No. 1 Kast Filly-seooud mreet, first door irom Vitth avenucy and at draggiat’s, LOR Greenwich street, or sent by mall. Cautiou,—All others are eountertett. LADIFS' PUYSICIAN.—DR. GRINDLE, NO. 6 AME. ty piace, near Amity street, having over 18 yenra auc- consfal and aninterru action in this or puarentess re Hef to all lacies requiring special treatment, Sure relief to tne rast An ake pattent in 24 hours. Elegant rooma foe ladies about to require nursing. § SPECIALTY. ‘OBBETT, MEMBER OF Ny dA ¥.U. Ml BR. ©. Surgeons, London, cam be consulted my sc 4nes. 20 Contra street. near ( No fee unless cured. Li PRIVATE. DISEASES, ALSO NERVOUS “AND physical debility, speedily and elfectually cured wrthont mereury. tients Testored to, the full. en ogmment of health aod functions of manhood, by Dr. LEWis, No. 1 Beach Moot. 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