The New York Herald Newspaper, August 31, 1869, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. eae - MONDAY, August 30—6 P. M. A sonsation is tn course of preparation for Wall street arising out of a call of the Comptroller of the Currency upon the banks for a statement, on Sep- tember 8, of the amounts of the several items they haye been accus‘omed to include in thelr specie as- gets, embracing gold coin, gold certificates, gold checks, gold bara, stiver coin, silver bars, uncollected coupons, and whatever else they may have been ac- oustomed to countas specie. The real character of the specie item eo prominent in the weekly statements of the banks has been often called in question, and the opinion has been entertained in many quarters ‘that there have been abuses and misrepresentation through the process of holding each others’ gold ohecks and calling them specte, It 18 also intl mated that there are spurious certificates afoat ‘Which this mvestization of the Comptroller will dia- cover. Late this afternoon there were curious ru- mors with reference to the issue of certificates from the Sub-Treasury, and one to the effect that General Bitterfleld bad found certificates signed and ready for fuse and counted in the deposits of the institution for which no gol) had been received or delivered. ‘The gold balance had thus been largely increased in figures. It was further stated that the large cancel- Intion of certificates during the past few weeks was due to the honest determination of the Assist ‘aht Treasurer to piace tie mercantile community aright in the knowledge of so Important @ point as the monetary status of the ‘Treasury. These rumors ‘were used by the ¢ljques who have been bulling gold to frighten tho bears into buying, but the market ‘was ouly faintly atfected by them. Indeed, tue treet’ has seldom been so dull. The apathy all stound was universally remarked, particularly in the Stock Exchange and Long Room, where bust- peas Was absolutely flat. The courne of prices in the stock market was downward under this duincss, and the decline on the general railway list was from ® quarter to one per cent, the latter extrenie being confined to New York Central, which was pressed for sale down to 200%, when it found buyers from that point back to 201, Reading was exceptionally strong, and rose to 96. The range of prices was as follows:— Lowest, New York Central. Erle was dull, but the few tranactions embraced Jarge amounts, ove sale comprising 1,600 shares. ‘There isa disposition to hammer the market after the recent advance. With reference to the move- ment On the part of the enemies of Erie to keep it from the Stock Exchange, article third of the con- stitution provides for the call of any stock, a regis. try of which ts kept ‘in some responsivle bank, trust company or o.her satisfactory agency.” Under She head of ‘Fisk's Laiest,”” the Port Jervis Gazette Baya:— Arrangements have been made to consolidate the ¢ Shore, Michizan Southern, and Toledo and Wa- ih Railroads. ‘ine new company will be known as the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad Company, and will contro! 1,650 miles of railroad, reaching from Buifalo to Chicago, and from Bufalo to the Mississippi river at Alton, opposite St. Louis. Negotiations are in progress to form a close alli- ance between this company and the Erie Company. One of the features of the proposed compact ts an agreement made bs the Erie managers to lay dowe a third rail fora narrow gauge track on the whole length of their road between Buffalo and Dunkirk and New York city. This wiil change the Erie from @ broad to a narrow rauge road, and, beside saving the cost or operating the road, will give Erle @ close and direct connection with the Union Pacific, with me change of cars between New York and San Fran- 0, In foreign exchange there was very little doing, and brokers are at a joss to comprehend the extreme duiness of the market. Usually at this season the demand for bills 1s quite active from the importing Merchants, but the business has almost entirely fatien way this season. The imports have been heavy, last ‘week reaching seven millions, and hence the mys- tery. The quantity of goods im bond and unmark- eted is very large. Thon as a large proportion of the goods which have arrived here has been ment as @ speculation by foreign merchants, and not brought by our own merchants, the Ngures of the imports represent a larger sum than must be remitted by bille, the proceeds of sales going back fm government bonds and other favorite Americ: gecuritios, which find a ready market in “nrope. Again, the summer trade in dry goods has been dull, For sterling the rates were 109%{ a 1094; for sixty Gay and 109% a 110 for sight bills. Asto the real re- ation of the imports and exports it appears from ad- vance sheets of the report of General Walker, of the Bureau of Statistics, for tne month of June and the fiscal year ending with June, that the total value of uttable articles imported for the year ending June BO was $396,847, 360 against $342, 245,659 last year; the ‘value of articles free of duty was $41,179,172 this year and $29,379,141 last. The total export of domestic commodities was $413,569,182 for this year and $454,301,719 for last. Of forelgu commodities re-ex- ported, the dutiable articles were valued at $10,487,208 this year and $11,486,451 last, wilie of those free of duty the figures stand $14,992,905 this year and $10,709,007 last. ‘The instructions of the Assistant Secretary of the Treasury to the Assistant Treasurer here to cou- tinue the purchases of bonds and the sales of gold in September, according to the programme of August, led to a strong and buoyant market for gov- ernments. It happens that the 1st of September falis on Wednesday and the 30th on Thursday. There ‘will therefore be five (extra) pure of bonds and three sales of gold during the mouth, tie programme of which was posted at the Sub-Treasury to-day, a8 follows:— The Treasury will continne the purchase of one million of bonds for the account of + aking fand on alternate Thursdays (uring the month of Sep- tember; also the sale of one nuliion gold on alternate Thursdays. Tn addition to these purchases of b for the bed chad fand the Treasury will purchas million ot five-twenty bonds each Wednesday durin, Septomber, to be neil subject to the future action df Congress. The vond purchases will bi September 1 Beptemver 6 September 9 (sinking fu! September 15. September 22. September 23 (sinking fund) September 29. * Total..... ‘The gold sales will 000, 00 +0 3,000,000 2,000,000 2,000,000 be £1,000,000 1,009,000 1,000,000 that he ia now ready to pay the Sopten ber interest on the ten- fortios, This amounts to about $4,800,000, the larger part of which will be paid in this city. It appears ‘that about $1,300,000 of this muerest was paid Inst Friday and Saturday in the form of chooks payable September 1, The total registered interest here is $2,161,497, The government market fell off a frac tion in the afternoon unler realizations on the five- twenties and in sympathy with the decline in gola, The following wore the closing street prices this evening:—United States sixes, 1851, registered, 123 @ 128%; do. do., coupon, 125% 4 123%; do. five-twentios, registered, 122'¢ @ 122)4; do. do., cou PON, 1862, 12334 @ 12524; do. do., coupon, 1864, 12236 a 12234; do, do., coupou, 1565, 122%¢ a 122)¢; do. do., coupon, new, 1805, 12114 a 121}4; do. do, coupon, 1867, 121% @ 121%; do, do., coupon, 1868, 121% a 121%; Go, ten-fortios, registered, Lili @ 112; do. @o,, coupon, 116% a Lifsy; curreucy Londs, lL a 111%. ‘The money market was easy at six per cent, the prevailing rate on cali loans, with the usual excep. tions at five and seven. The panks were freely Offering Money on call and dojng a little more in dis counting short time paper. Much of the appranen- sion for the ensuing month is removed by the proposed disbursements of the Treas The cur- Yency to come out in payment for bonds wili be about Miteen millions, and the money to go back in Payment for gold will be about tree and a halt mil Hons. The liquidation of pensions wil Hount 10 about ten mililons. The total Treasury dishurse- ‘ments of currency during September wii}, therefore, OO ee ew a ee RT Ne ~ bear seasv teventy-nve mu*eus OF dollars-—a generous contribution to the money market, and.one likely to Dreciude apy stringency. ‘ ‘The general dulneas extended to the market fo! foutbern securities, tn which transactions were quite imited, The new Tennessees were heavy and lower, but the old bonds were strong. Georglas were Hot quoted at the last call, The special tax bonds of North Carolina were lower, despite the Governor's favorable opinions thereof, as reported in the mewspapers. South Carolinas were strong and in request. The following were the prices on the street after the board:—Tennessee, ex coupon, 61 a 62; do. new, 52 @ 62%; Vir- ginia, ex coupon, 55 @ 60; do. new, 58 a 59; Georgia sixes, 88 @ 84; Go. sevens, 91 a 92; North Carol eX coupon, 56 @ 6634; do. new, 49a 494; do, special tax, 633g a 5434; Miasour! sixes, 87 a 88; Louisiana sixes, 70 B 72; do, levee sixes, 6534 & 65; Alabama eights, 9334 a 94; do. fives, 60 a 4; Soutn Carolina sixes, 69 & 70; do., new, 66 a 6534; Clty Memphis sixes, 50 8 51; Mobile and Ohio slerling, 66 a 69. In the free list at the board Western Union bonds were quoted 89.3 90; Hudson River scrip, 8234 bid; Second Avenue Railroad stock, 70 a 75; Long Isiand, 54a 60; Norwich and Worcester, 110), a 11234, and United States Trust Compsny, 160 did. The foliow- ing were the’ bids for the railway bonds and mort- gages:—New York Central sixes, 1883, 01; New York Central sixes, real estate, 8653; New York Central sixes, subscription, 8634; New York Central sevens, 1876, 100; Erie sevens, second endorsed, 1879, 9634; Brie sevens, third endorsed, 1853, 90; Erie sevens, fourtn endorsed, 1880, 8234; Erte sevens, fifth en- dorsed, 1888, 7634; Buffalo, New York and Erie first mortgage, 1977, 89; Hudson River sevens, firat mort- gage, 1869-70, 99; Hudson River sevens, second mort- gage, sinking fund, 1885, 102g; Michigan Gentral, new, first mortgage eights, 1662, 128; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana sinking fund seven per cent, 98; Pacific Ratiroad sevens, guaranteed by Massouri, 90; Alton and Terre Haute orst mortgage, 9134; Alton and Terre Haute second mortgage, in- come, 76; Chicago and Northwestern sinking fuad, 9254; Chicago and Northwestern interest bonds, 69; Chicago and Northwestern first mortgage, 90; Con- solidated seven per cent convertible, 95; Hannibal and St. Joseph land grants, 108; Lackawanna aud Western bonds, 90; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western first mortgage, 98; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western second mortgage, 90; Toledo and Wa- bash first mortgage, extended, 88; Toledo and Wa- bash equipment bonds, 76)4; Toledo, Wabash and Weatern consolidated convertible sinking fund, 8634; Great Western first mortgage, 1888, 88%; Great Western second mortgage, 1893, 80; Galena and Obi- cago extended, 96; Chicago and Rock Island first mortgage, 100; Chicago, Rock Island and Paciflo, 94; Cleveland and Toledo sinking fund, 99; New Jersey Central first mortgage, 100; New Jersey Central sec- ond mortgage, 100; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chi- cago first mortgage, 102; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago second mortgage, 964; Cleveland and Pitts- burg consolidated sinking fund, 83; Cleveland and Pittaburg fourth mortgage, 73%; Chicago and Alton firat mortgage, 99; Ohio and Mississipp! drat mort- gage, 92; Peninsula Railroad bonds, 90; Milwaukee and St, Paul first mortgage eights, 10035; Milwaukee and St. Paul first mortgage, 91; Milwaukee and St. Paul J. aud M. d., 8634; Chicago and Milwaukee first mortgage, 86; Columbus, Chicago and Indiana first mortgage, 83; New York and New Haven sixes, 98. At the same session there was rather spirited bidding for the eclity bank stocks at the following figurea:—New York, 133; Manhattan, 140; Mer- chants’, 127; Mechanica’, 140; America, t143; City, 20534; Phenix, 109; North River, 90; Fulton, 160; Seventh Ward, 11434; State of New York, 110; Commerce, 126; American Exchange, 116; Chatham, 168; Bank of the Repubiic, 121; Bank of North America, 109/<; Irving, 110; Metropolitan, 140; Market, 122; Nassau, 107; Shoe and Leather, 145; Corn Exchange, 132; Importers and Traders’, 15 Park, 170; Manutacturers and Mechanies’, 100; Ven- tral National, 112; Fourth National, 105; Ninth National, 112; Tenth National, 105; Eleventh Ward, 100; Oriental, 150; Bankers and Brokers’ Associa tion, 107, The following were the closing prices of stocks at the jast session of the board:—Canton, 59); Cum- bertand, 83 a 36; Western Union, 3714 a 8744; Quick- silver, 183g 815; Mariposa, 7a; do, preferred, 13 a 15: Pacific Mall, 804; Boston Water Power, 13 a 143/; Adams Express, 6654 a 50}; Wells-Fargo Express, 1036 @ 1934; American Express, 357% a 85%; United States Express, 62%; @ 03; Merchants’ Unton £x- press, 111g bid; New York Central, 20174 | 20134; Hudson River, 184 a 1841; Harlem, 1003s @ 16144; Reading, 953¢ @ 9574; Lake Shore, 106 @ 10634; Int- nois Central, 137}4 @ 19834; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 106% a 107; Chicago and Northwestern, 64 a 841;; ao. preferred, 947 @ 9544; Cleveland, Columbus and Oincinnatt, 77 bid; Nock Island, 1144 a 11434; Mil- waukee and St, Paul, 79 @ 784; do. preferred, 875% 87%; Toledo, Wabash and Western, 83 & 8334; do, preferred, 82 bid; Fort Wayne, 80 a 89%; Aiton and Terre Haute, 34% a 35/2; do. preferred, 5834 a 59; On1o and Mississippi, 82}; @ 382%; Delaw: and Lackawanna, 11214 bid; New Jersey Central, 1071¢ bid; Chicago and Alton, 154 a 153; Morris and Essex, 88 a 8934; Hanntbal and St. Joseph, 123 a 126; do. pre- ferred, 120 a 124; Colambus, Chicago and Indiana Central, 34 a 3535. ‘The speculation in the gold market favored a de- cline in the price, owing to the Treasury programme of further gold sales in September, the higher prico ofour bonds in Europe and the dulness in foreign exchange. The market was qulet and operationa fame, and while the range was from 134}, dewn to 193% there was a firm feeling on the reaction to 1334 ‘Tho course of the price is shown in the . 14 13376 183% + 1BB5g 18834 @ 19355 38% 1P. 3} 158%) Phe vate for cosh gold ranged from six dowa to two per cent for carrying. In the afternoon a trans- action recorded at “fat for borrowing. The disbursements of coin interest to-day amounted to $16,677. At the Gold Exchange Bank the clearances were $82,731,000; the gold balances, $1,179,120, and | the cnrrency batances, $1,606,943, ‘Tne imports of specie at this port during the last week were as follows:— August 21 mer Arizona, Aspinwall Gold $009 Angust 23—Brig Curacoa, Curacoa— ‘orth America, Para— G - 760 Suivel 950 August 20—City of Dublin, Antwerp— Gold.. a 930 Angus 27— Silve Datei ok iaiabree 2,770 Angust 27—-Steamer Union, Bremen— Siver, 82 Aug er Missourl, Havana— Total for the week $11,525 Previously reported » 9,824,631 Total since January 1, 1869. Same time, 1868 Same time, 1807.... The following are the comparative earnings of the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad for the third week in August: WMecreases.eesecsev es teees $8,889 ‘The following are the comparative earnings of the Michigan Central Rallroad for the third week m Angust:— 1 1968, 1809, $02,571 Decrease. on ” $17,103 Tie earnings of the Milwaukee and St, Pant Rail- road during the mouth of July were:— 1869, 18 $686,942 425,507 Increase. SPLES AT THE NEW YOUN STOCK EXCHANIE Monday, Anyust 30—10:15 A. M, P1000 Us 60 sha Del & WH Oan.b o 2: Ww U8 Am a * evo, wu di 1 200 N Ver p 100 iy 200 Flud River RR. if Reading RR. «OB, 100 Lake Shore & MSRR 10)‘ ww a 16% | to verify or prove the falsity of 7+ 2 Soe asa a ie lS i” eesseazel * i 130000 di § 191' 2000 US B's, 10-40, o...03 116: One o’ Clock P. M. STREET QUOTATIONS, Half-past Five e’Clock P. M. 106) COMMERCIAL REPORT. Monpay, August 30—6 P. M. Corrre.—For Rio the market was quiet, but steady, at former quotations. Of Maracaibo 150 bags were sold on pri- vateterms, Other kinds were dull and nominal, Corron.—The market for spot was extremely quiet, but firm, owing to the small offerings. The sales were only 492 bales, of which 878 were for spinning and 114 on speculation. ‘The business in future deliveries was fair, but at weak prices, ‘The sales were as follows:—50 bales low middling for No- vember at $7%c., 650 do. for December at 983<c., 100 do. for the anme delivery at 27c., 100 do, for January at 263¢c. and ‘100 do, for September on private terms. We annex the cur rent quotatious:— Uptants Horie New Orteans and Florida. and Memphie. and Texas. Sood oriaiy: ae 2 ne Low middiin x maiddin 36 86 ES FLOUR AND GRAIN.—Reoel 077 bbia. flour, 928 do, cora meal, 297,708 bushels wh do. coru, $8,707 do. oats and 11.261 do. malt. The four market ruled ‘very quiet to-day, and prices tended in favor of the buyer, though there Was n0 actual decline. In addition to the aales for export re- ried in our lant, about 6,000 bbls, extra @tate were taken aturday afternogn at 2648 a B5 Oi. The sales (including the above) were about I! bble, California flour was dull and nominal, For Southern flour the demand was light, and prices were heavy. Sales 800 bbls. Ryo flour was slow of Sate and heavy, Baloe 176 bbls, Corn meal was dull, but un- Salen 90 bbls. We quo! 5 00a BE 00 Wa 695 6508 700 Tube 725 600a 635 6He 70 xtra, Mi 70a 750 und hoop Ohio, trade rT . s Bt. Louis low ext 70a 750 1 750m 800 80a 900 9508 1100 ry 80e 1125 ‘southern superfine and ext 1 60— 800 California flour (sacks and bbls. Wn B50 Ryeflour..... , 4408 660 Gorn mesi, city. [Ba Corn meal, Brandywine, + 60a 635 Corn meal.Jersey. ... 6%Ha 5H The market for w! Jar, Spring mew’ 20, better, while ‘The sales comprised abunt ft No. 3 apring, $1 43 a new amber winter was in better request and te, hoavy and te. and Qc. lower, 160,0°0 bushels, at 1 86 a #1 41 for 1 45 for good do., #81 GU a #1 5 ‘estern, $1 63 a #1 65 for and mixed Southern, $1 53% for old amber Michigan, $1 44 a. #1 46 for red Western, $1 46 for do. “Binte, #1 7) for white Michigan and (Southern. | California wheat was nom- fnal-at about $175 and No.2} spring st about $155. Corn was active and decidedly hizher, Sales 80M b shels at @L 14 2 for yel- for warm up to # low, @1 24 for white Southern and 81 were steady, with sales of 40,000 busl oloning heavy at Se. for new and Oi and heary. Small sales Western w: gL is. Barley for prime new mixed, #1 24 was in come demand, and sales wore e's ct B10 for Canada $105 ‘Total stock of grain in Now York and Brooklyn made of 12,050 bus for State. im, Anyrist 89, 1589:—688,' shels wheat, 142,218 54,715 do, oats, 58,101 do, rye, 5,038 do, barley, 128,201 do, malt aud 14,810 do. peas, Preianrs thongh the business was light. The engavemen' Liverpool, 40,000 bushels wheat AtOd., andy per steamer, 7.500 bushels Wheat at 1040. ; 8,000 Doxes cheese at 40s, and Si boxes acon at B54. ‘the char- to Dublin, with 3.200 ry ‘a North German bark rom Philadelpt » to Gor it to the Ballic at Hs. 6¢., and Daga, at Ge. ‘Gul. off if direct; rn tifiadetphia, with 2000 otroiettm to the Mediverranean, nt Bu, 615 if bo Uie Advintto, Os. Gi; if to the Black Bes, 7 ie fect port, Mi. off; abd a North Ger van brig from elpiita to a direct port in the Baltic, with 1,10) bia. un, on private tering. Niki wore quiet hut steady at 37c. a 17i¥e. for bags for cloth. je demand waa still light, but prices ware stendy, ranging from bo, (o lés. for commoa to choice grades, Tho ules were about 60 ba Heap was dull, and prices were nominal at the quotations publiahed in our Sant 1 MOLASSRS.—The market was quict, the demand being mit fail prices were demanded for'all kinds. ‘The saics were 110 hhda, Demerara at 40c., ard 40 bbls, Cubs musco- vado at Sie, NAVAL STOURE,—Reeoipts, 1,500 bbla. spirits, turpentine, 200 do, crude do., 6400 de, rorin’and 100 do. tar, ‘The deman for spirits wos etiil light und the market was weak at our Jaat quotations, viz, -—413g0. m 42\4e. for merchantable and shipping tote. ‘The sales were 76 bhia. at 4;c., 60 do. (in smal lola) at 42¢< 42%ge, aid B0 do. on private terme, ‘Rosin was slow of kale, but beld for fall prices, Sales 826 bble. mirained at 2 2 37 250 do. No, and low No.1 ai $3 50 9 8¥ and small lots No. Lat 83 2084. We : Strained, #2 824 n #2 8746; No. 2, 82 40a @2 75; No. 4 25; pale, B4 30.4 8 Hi; extra do. aud window gi uiet, but firm, at 8 85 a €8 50 for Wilmington and 83 7 for Washington, ‘OILS.—Linsced was qniet but steady at 970. 8 $101 in casks and bbls, Other kinds were also quiet, but unchanged. PRovisions,—Receipts, 23 kegs laid. ‘The market for rk was dull there being bnt little demand, but holders were Brmer in theit views, Atthe close new mess was quoted at 82 125g a HGILS, ‘The sales were 609 bble., in Tote, at 8225 for new mess, 8805). Bil for Western prhne do, For future 3 ver uote, ea 6a delivery we heard of no sales of consequence. Live bow were dull and heavy at 90. a 93g0, The arrivals were 5,151 head. Beef was moderately dealt in at steady prices, the tea being 109 bbls. at $6 B12 for plain mess and $10 a 6 for extra do, Tierce bee! war dul}, and in the absence of Boef hams wore steady, with fat $35 a GW0. Bacon was alow of aale but held with firmness. About 175 boxes ice cured were sold at lic. Out meats were slow of sale but firm, owing to the amaliness of the sock. The sales were only about bJ pack- ages, within the range of 143(c. @ lb)<c. for dry sulted and pickled shoviders, Isc. a I 4e. for hams, Vee. w We, for pickled hams, and 200, a 23¢. for amoked aud bagged do, ‘or lard the demand was trife more active and prices were a tritic higher, The sales were 550 packages at i7ixe. a 2c, for No, 1 to prime stonm and kettle rendered, PRTROLEU: Crude, in bulk. was dui afterand sales were confine 1 to xbout 600 bie. wt 15) in was tl closing price, Crude fa barrel was atl duil wt 2%0, Re- fined was onl, " fn moderately active demand, and prices were the market ‘closing at about The sales were B50 2,000 do. for the firat half of September do, for the nana eAseR, nite on the apot. age for all September at Ble, 2,000 at Ryc., 9,00) do, for art of October at th white at oSe. bbie, at 7 at Bic., ion last half of September of September and first gino 2,600 cases standa do. Ine. & 1040. In Philadelphia. the market w rately active, bat rather easier, closing mt Shige. wm B1IC. ‘The sales were 2,600 bbls, at 21c¢ and 4,600 do. at B13¢0, Yn n the spot and tic, 0 elty 510) ee wales within the Kangoo was Pittsburg Saturday ertle sol at 14 for allthe year, buyer's optic bbls. 70 and retined at 31% range of 8} 9 dyyi and unchanged. SUGAR.—Raw waa in good demand, chiefly from refiners, and the market was steady at former quotations, ‘There Were nales of 1,650 hhda, at Llc, @ 12340, for Cuba, and ‘orto Rioo; Aiko 2,000 boxoR at Io. a 1Bje. ive Ming moderately at full prices, viz. :—Hard Wille, 1470. @ 184¢0.: extra C, ‘Ie. @ 14%jc.4 F340. LA SGC. tues —Raw—Inferior to com- a Cuba, 1040. w Tigo.; fair to good do. 1130. ® WLige.; tair to good grocery, 11 2440,; prime to euol do,, I2ige. a 18c.; centrifiigal do, (hbds, and boxes), Lixo. ald 4c. ; molamses do, (hhds. and boxes), We. a Lligc.; me- Hayana-—Bozes Dutch standard, Nos. 7 to 7 do. dou, 10 to 12, 120. @ 12'g¢. ; do. do., 18 to 1 294 Je. +d ddxs 16 to 18, 18/60, a 14 Mic. do, do., 19 to 20, AAjo.m 1Dige: do douy white, 1434 a lbiyo, Porto igo Rofning grades, 113;c. a Rrocery do., 120. m 13)$e, STEARINF was quiet, bul steady. Small sales were made at 183°, a 0c. for ordinary to choice in hhds, and (ierces. SxRDS.-—Linseod was steady, with sales of 1,000 bage in Boston at @2 10, gold, duty pald. Other kinds ‘were quiet, but atendy, at our last quotations. TALLOW.—The demand was moderately active, and sales were made of 50,000 2. a 120, for corny to prima, Warskry.—Receipts, 160 bbis. The market was on ee demand being light, and prioea were heavy, at @1 200 gi 21, tax paid, We heard of no sales of moment, ASAD CASE OF DOMESTIC UNHAPPINESS. Particulars of the Attempted Suicide of a New York Married Woman in Boston. {From the Boston Herald, August 30.) Hoylston street was the ecene of quite an exciting incident Saturday afternoon, and while tt discloses another one of the thousands of cases of domestic infidelity which exist inthe society of the present day It algo tilustrates the great easo with which deadly polstons are obtained by those who wish them; and almost make one wish for the existence of such a law ag almost overcame the cupidity of tho apotiecary of Mantua inthe days of tue unhappy Romeo and Juliet. It Spyeuts that among the arrivals in town doring the early part of the day was a young woman, twen- ty-stx years of age, and of attractive appearance, named Margaret Pike. We understand that she came from New York in Search of a truant huspand— one who had leit her some weeks since and had not kept up such communication with her a4 would indt- cate the existence of the tenderest feelings remard- ing her in his bosom, She had also understood that anotaer lady had usurped ta his heart and attention the place which was bers of right to ocoupy, and filed with the gloomtest forebocings, She han come the report, Learns tng thal her husband was stopping with a doctor at 29 Roylaton street, she wended her way thither, and Fomewnere about the premises, a8 We are tnfornaet, discovereu & Woman Who decitred herself to be the wife of Mr. Pike. Haro, then, Was damning proof of her husband's Inflesiity, She desired no furtner evi- dence, She did not, as many more flery spirits would have done, attexapt to wreak instant and summery ‘vengeance upon tae woman Who, Whether fuilty or 4 600 Cleve 07 Slo dine @ WW peices 98 0 prefs 10) dOvvversercc88 05M Innocens, had beca substitued for heraeit tn her busbgnd’s aitection; buy sho Wont siralghiway to bey the of Dr, Perry, No. M steph and hare ured of @ young indy, the 8 , We believe, ten grains of Of morphine, which tu a very few moni she Gwajlowed, Now, one-cighth of a grain of tits ealt ws tne customary dose given by the medical sion to porsons who need ii, and of course ten hoe pag would tremendous dose, and one very ikely tO prove speedily fatal. So it would have been with Mrs. Pike had not her condition been ear!, Qiscovered. Asa er of fact, Cis ed and ot inevitable symptoms shortly exhibited themselves and Dr. Chase was summoned to give relief. He applied the stomach pump and adutluistered enti. doves until the poison had veen mostly expelled frow the system, when the woman was conveyed by his advice to the City Hospital, she having no friends here to care for her. At latest accounts she geemed Likely to survive the effecta of the poison. If sho nfo found in her pocket indicat \hat she was bent on suicide. Pi HoMictpg IN BaNncook County, Ga,—Mr. Pose; of Hancock County, shot and killed a negro maa last week who had armed bimseif with a pistol and ‘adr, Posoy's reaidence for the purpose of k ng him. Mr. Posey, when tue negro had stated ‘the object of his visit, ran into the house and got his and coming to the door fired upon the negro, negro a the same time returning the tire, Mr. Posey's shot took effect and killed the iro, The gous of the negro, who had attended their father in bis murderous mission, then fred upon Mr. Posey, wounaing him severely near the ineys, aud also wounding @ little child in the thigh, Wao was behing him ta the house. ‘The Coroner's jury acquitted Mr. ~_ — in the matter.—Aacon (@a.) Tele- MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. FOsTER—BERRIEN.—On Wednesday, Al the Rev. bay end |. Adams, Mr. Wiuitan Oo. - TER to Misa S4RAH JANB BERRIBN, all of Brooklyn, dD. Horrep—HeGgMAN.—At Brooklyn, L. I, on we August 25, by the Key. Mr. Brofulon, BENJAMIN F, HoPreR, of New Orleans, to Miss Lizzim W. Herman, of Brooklyn. No cards. New Orleans Times and Picayune please copy. JAOKSON—DAvVis.—On Wednesday, August 13, by Friends’ ceremony, WiLLIAM M. JACKSON to ANNA et daughter of the late David H. Davis, both of this Died. 4 pe Pen el ane ‘-) Me ae E. ANC! a r Of the Lat rles N. Bancker, Eagy, of Phudelphia, ream BSEBE.—On Monday morning, August 30, after a severe illness, NxL80N BRese, only son of Jonathan aes Mary A, Beebe, aged 28 years, 11 months and Be Announcement of funeral will be given hereafter. BonacuM.—On Sunday, August 29, ANN, daughter of Edward and Mary Bonacum, in the 13th year of her age. ‘The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her pa- rents, 403 Thirty-eighth street, between Ninth and Tenth avenues, thia(Tuesday) afternoon, at 2 0’clock. BYRNE,—On Monday, August 80, Ep>WaRD BYRNE, in the 48th year of his age. of the family are respectfully tnvited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 19 Washington street, on Wednesday morning, at half. past nine o’clock. CORRIGAN.—CATHARINE, Wife of Patrick Corrigan, Sr., in the 55th year of her The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her ste son, Patrick Corrigan, Jr., 243 East Fifueth street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at one o'clock, precisely; and thence to Calvary Cemetery. DoNNELLY.—The month's mind for the late Mrs, Honora DONNELLY will be celebrated on Wednes- day morning, at eight o'clock, in St. Michael's church, West Thirty-second street, The relatives and friends of the family are invited - to be present without farther notice, DuNNE.—In Brooklyn, on Sunday, August 20, Ju- Lia, relict of Michael Dunne, a native of Raheen, Queens county, Ireland, aged 52 years. Her remains will be removed from her late rest- dence, 384 Court street, on Wednesday morning, at ten o'clock, to St, Paui’s church, Court street, where @ solemn mass and requiem will be celebrated for the repose of her soul! DvKAND.—At Geneva, Suisse, on Monday, August 80, atten A. M., Mary, wife of J. Durand, of this eaty. DeRvuyrer.--On Monday, Angust 30, EMILY Srrwar?, infant chitd of John and Henrietta De- Ruyter, aged 23 days, Bis —In this city, on Sunday, Anguat 29, Jonn . EDGAR. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No, 390 Madison street, this (‘Tucsday) afternoon, at half- past two o'clock, without further notice. Fay.—On Sunday, Angust 20, CaTHARIne Fay, @ native of Banagher, Kings county, Ireland, aged 71 ears. 3 ‘The friends of the family, and those of her sons, Join and Thomas, are respectiully invited to at- tend the funeral, from her Jate residence, 559 Second avenue, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at half-past one o'clock. FLoop.—On Monday, August 30, after a lingering illness, ANNIR Mania, danghter of the late Patrick Fiood, of Newtownhamilton, county Armagh, Ire- jand, in the 25th year of her age. Funeral from her late residence, No. 6 Depau row, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Irish papers please copy. Fransway.—Suddenly, on Sunday, Augnat 29, ELIzapeTH MACRAE FRANSWay, tn the Sist year of her age. Notice of the funeral hereafter. GLascurrEeR.—Suddenly, in srookiyn, Joun Porrs GLAscuTTER, a native of Med tea Ireland, ‘Tue relatives and iriends of the family are re- jaeated to attend the funeral, from his late reni- lence, Greene street, Greenpoint, L. L, to Calvary Cemetery, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o’ciock. GRINNELI.—At Ryde, Isle of Wight, England, on Tueaday, August 10, CORNELIUS GRINNELL, son of Henry Grinnell, of New York, im the 44th year of his age. "rhe funeral will take place from te A church, Broadway, this (Tuesday) morning, at [-past ten o'clock. His relatives and friends and the friends of the family are invited to attend. KENNEDY.—On Monday, August 30, BRIDGET KEN- NeEpY, wile of the late Thomas Kennedy, aged 4 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also the members ot Hiram Lodge 449and Park Lodge 516 of F. and A. M., also the members of Polar Star Lodge 119 of I. O. of O. F., and also the friends of her sons Thomas C. and John H. Kennedy, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday after- noon, at one o'clock, from the residence of her son, ‘Thomas C. Kennedy, 111th street, between Second and Third avenues, Harlem, MACAULEY.—On Sunday, August 29, suddenly, Tuomas B. MACAULBY, aged 82 years. ‘the relatives and friends of the family, the Metro- litan Fire Department, the late members of Engine No. 6 aud the members of the late volunteer depart- ment in general are invited to attend the funeral, from his jate residence, 23 Gol street, on Wednes- day afternoon, at two o'clock. Morenovuss.—At Rutherfurd Park, N. J., on Mon- day, Augast 30, WiLttAM F. M. Mornuovuss, son of Catharine A. and the late Stepheu B. Morehouse, ager 22 years. , ' Funerai services this (Tuesday) morning, at eleven o'clock. The relatives and friends of the iamily are invited to attend. His remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for Interment, Morn —On Saturday, August 28, Jom Mor RissRy, a native of Lemplomore, county Tipperary, Ireland, aged 25 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully iv to attend the feral, from 27 Rutgers atreet, to St. James’ church, James st, this (Tugs- day) morning, at half-past nine o'clock, where @ solemn mass Of Tequiem will be offered up for the repose of his soul, and thence to Catv Cemetery. McCoosy.—On Sunday, August 29, after a loug and painful ilness, JAMES MCOOOEY, aged 386 years, a native of the townland of Damlouguer, county Armagh, Ireland. suiget fig remains wili be taken from St. Vincent's Hos- pital, Eleventh street and Seventh avenue, on Wea- nesday morning, at nine o'clock, to the Church of the Inimaculate Conception, Kast Fourteenth street and avenue A, where @ solemn mass of requiem ‘Will be offered for the repose of his gonl; thence his remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for incer- ment. The friends of the family, and those of his brothers, Arthur, Michael and Owen McOooey, are respectfully invited to attend, without further notice, ‘CLAUGHLIN.—In Brooklyn, on Sunday, August 29, THOMAS MCLAUGHLIN, in the S4th year of his age. ‘rhe friends of the family are ey invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 638 Myrtle avenue, this (Tuesday) morning, at half-past nine o'clock. A solemn requtem mass will be offered for the repose of his soul at St. Patrick’s church, corner of Kent and Witloughby avenues, McLeop.—At Washtngton, D.0., on Friday, AQ. t 27, DONALD MCLEOD. irs bs! youngest daughier of OTTO.—MATILDA SBKINA, Ernest Otto, aged 14 months, Her faneral will take place, this (Taceday) after- noon, at two o'clock, from the corner of Fifty-ninth street and First avenue. Ali her 1ather’s friends aro Tespectiully invited to attend, PatMen.—Suddenly, RiGHARD F, PALMER, in the 87th year of his age. Es friends of the family are respectfnily request- ed co attend the funeral, from the residence of his sistor, Mrs. Wai. H, Hebbard, 167 East ifty-frst atrcet, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o’cloak. Parearp.—On Sunday, August 29, Evicta Pae- PAKD, Wile of Daniel Peppard, aged 32 years, ‘The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to attond the funeral, corner of Union street and Jaok- gon avenue, South Bergen, N. J. snivs.—On Monday, August 30, AxsK, widow of Edmund Simes, formerly of Sussex, England, Notice of funeral hereatte r. Srvare.—On Sunday, August 29, Lawnerce Sprary, a native of the parisu of Derangir, county ‘Mpporary, ireland, ‘Tho iriesds of the famtiy are respectfully invited to atrond the funeral, from the reside'ace of 1s sia- ter, corner of SIXty-seventh street aad Bighth ave- nud, this (Tuesaay) afternoon, at Ore o'clock, The remains will be taker to Calvary Cometery. SUTOLIFE addeniy, On Smaday, August Hesny §) vr, aged 6% years, Funeral from his late residersée, corner Prince and Willougaby str ing, at eleven ovoloek, 18, BrOgklyy, this (iuesday) morn | THOsAs.—Suddent, at Tudson City, N.1., on Mon. | day, August 0, EPauND BH. THootas, tn vie 960 | NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 1, 169—TKIPLE SHEET. - eS eeee ° Trinity church, New Yo. tte en es is guy Ww, -—O1 , An, TSE 3 mee 08 Monday. Au vi ved ‘wite of Richard Walsh, in her séth year, native % Ballinhassig, coun- ty Cork, Ireland. Relatives and friends are atfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday a. ‘¢rnoon, at hait- past on¢ o'clock. from her late resid. “26, 230 Bast ronsaepcnd, street, without farther i wulce, California papers please copy. YaTMAN.—At 151 Grand street, Jersey City, Ep- warp W, Tompkins, son of Join'V, and .“halinia Ripe on fell asleep in Jesus, August 30, 1869, 8%e4 8 Notice of faneral in to-morrow’s paper. Aree WAKE ine Portable aathes, Sh pte eT. = a, Engines, Boilers, Dri) 5 ll SI SeontasadsGhsap forse” TO Fitings, be, of CEs ENGINE, 100 HORSE POWER, FOR SALE— imperfect order, Apply w ireet, rookiyn. pply Engineer, 141 Plymouth Oas AND DUMMY EMGINES FOR SALE.—SEVEN Damiay Busines, JOHN STUART, 195 brondaay Beater fe umn na jagines. " Is Locomtives and Machiuery. ee te INGINE AND BOILER FOR SALE —wiTH 4 and all connections in perfect orler; now Pacmag Stee Greenwich street; cylinder 8x24, Mat horlzontal tubular. “Apply as above. OCOMOTIVES—DIFFERENT SIZES AND GAUGES; also locomotive, fu, cylinder and tubular Boilers, and Fuss, Shells and Tanks bought and sold by JOHN STUART, Fo. ECOND HAND TOOLS. LARGE POWER BHFEARS, will cut half-inch fron: small Trip Hammer, Anvils, Visen, de also Biackamnithe' Bellows and cheap, at 63 Cannon HORSE PORTABLE ENGINE, beer BUT LIT. tie, Holating Engines, Lathes, Wood and Iron Planers, and Force Bum WILLAKD'S Machinery Depot, 47 Dey street, preainpnthigho ela RASS ‘Au pRIVATE DISEASES | CURED IMMEDIATELY, wi ua re an ne vi vs Out NCTC, TARRISON, 177 Bleecker root. A SPECIALTY.—DR. R. CORBETT, MEMBER OF N. ¥. U. Medical Gollege and &. C. Butgeons, London, can ‘be consulted as usual on private diseases. Office, 20 Centre et, near . B.—No feo unless cured. ‘A GREAT AND SURE REMEDY FOR MARILED ladies,—The Portuguese Female Pilla always give im- ieaiate relief Being spatially prepared for, married Iwdles, inonnveniance, ike magic Price #6, Drea M.’ MAUBL U, office 129 Liberty street, or sent by mail. A —MME. VAN BUSKIRK, PHYSICIAN AND MID- . reas at one interview; elegant Rooms for nurs ae. GS, Mark's pl MADAME GRINDLE, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, 120 . Weat Brrenty-sizth sirect, guaranices relief to all fe imale complaints, Pleasant xooms for nuraing, ~LADIES’ PHYSIOIAN.—DR, H. D, GRINDLE, 120 « West Twenty-sixth street, near Sixth avenue, having over 8 years successful and uninterrupted practice in this city, guarantees eertain relief to ladies, with or without medicine; Fellef to the most anxious in 94 houre. Elegant room for lar dies requiring nursing. A CERTAIN CORE FOR MARRIED LADIES, WITH ‘or without medicine, by Madame RESTELL, Professor years poke pecan) Anta ei 0% repared for mifchioan’ Hever fall ere "sate. and t Fifty-necond of Midwifery; over 30 Femal Fie No.1, Price oe 85, “Sold’ buiy at’ her office, No.1 Ens street, first di Fifth avenue, ad at dragglst’s, 152 Grosuwich atrect, orasut by mail, Gaution,—All others are counterfeit, N_ IMPORTANT LES8ON—TO PHYSICIANS.—DR, GARDNER, of No. 11 Clinton place, Eighth street, will feach in one lesson phyatcians how to cure ell private diseases tn from slx to twenty-four hours without daring, but by ¢ nalapplication. The Doctor will alao present {0 his puplia ai the koown internal remodies of the ago, showing thelr Inavit- ble evil tendency upon the human system. Price of lesson 100. " Perfect satisfaction guaranteed, Dr. GARDNER AS- 7 I ih street. PHYSICIAN.-DR. ASCHER GUARA diate relief, without the slightest danger, ment Institute, No. 8 Amity pla LL PRIVATE DISEASES CURED IMMEDIATELY by Dr. EVANS, 4 Chatham street, without mercury. Manhood restored by his Elixir of Life; recoramended before ESSFUL IM- ‘eet; powerful ; fentlomen treated; private dia- vrestored. Call or write eases cured; man! CERTAIN CURE FOR LADIES IN TROUBLE, WITH A ‘or without medicine, by Dr, EVANS, #4 Chatham street, owerful, safe Montuly Pills and Mixture, Cweular first post. A, 15 Bust Thirt ‘elegant roome and good medical at ir indies during gi: Madame BL, French Pils never tendance and nursing DnlQOPBS, 14 DUANE, SPREBT, © sulted on private diseases; thirty-four years enabiea him to make perfect cures or no charges made, PP HUNTER, §6 BOND STREET, ONE DOOR FROM Bowery (late of No. & Division strect), can eure worst casesof private disc: et, without mercury, in shorter time jonsutation an OF THE : onlgten Monding [os ania, in the moat ealerprisinn Gee pul ; four railroads centre Partioulars inquire of DERVER & GOOD. mur arera A. REGU FSTABLISHED GROCERY STOR". Lo. cated up town, corner Second ayenuc; must be avid, EUGENE CHEVALLIER, fl Cedar street AL Sew cnt second tes I, for ofice aad partoe ws rae at 68 Cannon sireet, between Delancey aut Kivingto B. M. PATRIOK. Fixtures: will be sold cheap; two yen's? lesce at $29 East Thirty-fourth atrect a aale—Now doing a good business; Mid a Por aaae ne goad ae satisfactory reasons R 5 A cofust inane af the best focatinca ia the ity cores tquors, 34 Broadway. and» reasouable ofr acoaptad. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF and partor u WELL LOCATED LIQUOR sToORF, Amp Apply A WELL LOCATED CORNER LIQUOR STORE, ri w street, TEA, COFFEE AND FANCY GROC « “ash trade of over@2,000 a week, Address Roverts, Heraid rH vd bumness, ‘fens 8h0e8, bo LADIES’ FINE ROOT AND SHOE STC: sie, situated {u (he beat location on Shai sreson site ory reaso te SPR Actory reasone given for seliiug. ad: = ny A —}"OR SALE, LIQUOR STORES, BILLIARD Say Confecti, varies, 4 lo 908, Cigar’ Stores, Restaurants, Hotels, Bakers ‘Grocerk ion + Contest: worl, Groceries and Provlaicn Stores, ‘Meat Nat: MITCHELL'S Store Agency, 77 Cedar strost. ERE LLNS Stove Agency, 17 Cedar strost. RARE U'HANCE.—FOR SALE, AN CAPFNEY, Austiobeer, #5 Bommart’ PMG Apply to P. LE PUuMPS—' T PUMPS FOR 41 Afager Beer Agere We aller a tarve'antorsnt be bai in Me a walnut and Epaewoe d canes, at re vod eee SAR MWR BON, 260 War Fata tty ee ay . Btores, 8 Confeciloucries, joons. 23 Bowery. IN GooD 01 ORISTALAR Tone ‘ing CHatatly Liquor Boren, eine eer & P, GAFFNEY, Auctioneer, A auctl GLASS OFFICE PARTITION, forsale cheap. Appy to A, M. loneers, 427 Broadway, N OLD ESTABLISHED KOOP SKIRT, CO! - 2 , COR: iN A! ladies’ Furnishing Store, with Lease and eth ba sale. This ts an excellent opprtinity for any one wiahing to go into @ well-paying business with amall capital. The store would also be very nicely adapted for a fur. clothin or dry goods = Tnguire for three days ‘at $88 nnd 236 Hudsow A WELL ESTABLISHED CORNER GROCERY STOR! for sale cheap In Morrisania- Doing a good i Rot sold privately will be told ai auction ‘uot Teureter Apply to THOMAS GAFFNEY & O)., 33 Chambers street. pistes erie: ss milan ein aA. seca ccdede clare FINE PAYING LIQUOR STOR! LB A. Tore TAPMa. GU" 20m 29% ALR at ren ; Wrest. Apply to WILLIAM ABBOTT, Nob Cy: Tall Paow BUITER AND VEGETABLE — market, on the west side, on a gud soon antes good business, Will sell cheap, Addras Butter, Herald GOOD CHANCE.—FOR SALE, A THB fale of butter, cheeae, fruity vezetanlen vein e roarket established over seven Fish tnd Oyster Btand, rts Inquire on the premises, $01 Aliautic atree! ievckiyo1 uriorreameeagas ee er retell, ee Deus FOR SALE—DOING A GOOD BUSINESS P. over the counter; famatly baking more than pays the .. nat , o Pa ere ipeeeey cond avenue, between Finy-niate (JARTING WORK FOR SALE-ONE OF THR BEST 4" ‘concerns in the city; four Horves, three Caria, one Double Truck, all iu good order, with first rate work; price 800. Inquife for Cartman on potato barge per 24 Norse RUG STORE—ON PRINCIPAL STREET OF HUDSON i Price low for cash; rent email, with five ddress J. P., ollice, T)PU9 STORE FOR SALE—AN EXOPLLENT CHANCE for drigeist or physician, in Washington, D.C. ; exe tablished fon years; pro‘itelast year 34.0°0; fall Stock i rent pobre gee ase mmo Cates troathg on a) cash, balance on two years. aad. P. DLs, Washinton, D.C. " PPOr SALE—THE STOCK, FI TURES AND LEASE OF of Hardware and House Furnishing Store. Inquire at 1 or 257 G rt street, Brooklyn, FOR, Sab THE WHOLE OR CONTROLLING 1N- terest with Good Will, in well established weekly nows- paper dolug a peying pusloess satistactory reasons for seit, jag. “Addreas B. D. 8., station G ity, rooms attach AMPLE ROOM I f Broadway: must H., Herald ofice, RAT BARGAIN —HO! 8M); good order. Cabinet, Wood Type and jon and 16 and 13 Ditch sweet, New Yor VOR SALE-HALF INTEREST IN ONE OF THE largest retail Coal, Wood and Feet Establishments in the city: also a furntsiiet Kestwarant to let on Broadway. Apply (o or address Dr. HILL, 65 East Toath street. JOR SALE—THE RESTAURANT U8 GRAND STREET, one dovr from Broadway, nicely fitted up; location w For particulars apply on the premises, between ® andé and 6 ey cas, ‘Or no charge. bg ites led Indien, with 0, —DK. ANU MADAME DU rs’ practice) guarantee certain relief to mar- or without modicine, nt one interview. Fa- male restorative 85, Patients from a distance provided with Koard, nursing, &e, Electricity acientifically applied, No. 164 East Twenty-eighth street, near Third avenue. [088,08 MANHOOD OR INFOTENCE, RESULTING from the follies of youth or other cause, young, middle aged or even old mes, permanently restored to manly rigor by Dr. LEWIS, No.7 Boach st. Forty years private practice. EMALP: yrok SALE—THE COURT HOUSE HOTEL, AT RICH- mond, Staten Island. It is directly opposite the Roure ‘erms SHARPE, on the Honse azid'the County Clerk and Surrogates oMce. enry. 53 rem For particulars apply to GEORG! see, LE—TUE LEASE AND FIXTURES OF AN ES hed Hair Store and Ladies’ Hairdressing Rusiness, ‘enue, for $550; a bargain: other business cause poi Address R.. box “127 Herald office, for three ELIEF AT ONCE.—ELEC@RICITY IS THE ONLY tafe and certain restorative for females, without pain orexposure. Ladies' private advice letter free. DR. GOOD, 405 Fourth avenue, —HOTEL, ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN furniture new), bar, ladies! alisfactory reasons shown for aelling. Herald office, ‘0. 000 WN GOLD CANNOT PURCHASE THE . Recipes of Dr, Hunter's Remedies, by which he cures old chronic cases of private diseases. The bilitic rheumatism, tg in lecan fair remuneration if he does cure bis He will supply physicians and give them instructions for m reasonable fee. This is Dr, Hunter, who bas been early 4) years at No. 8 Diviston ateet, and show at hie new oflce, 65 Hond street. (A. CIVIL AND, MECBANIGAL ENGINEER | AND surveyor, graduate of the Central School of Arts and Manotactures'at Paris, and now superintending the manu- facturing in this country of one of the largest bridces ever built, would ike to join as principal assistant or superinten, jent’a chief encineer or company doing regular business of building bridges, Address box 60, Wheeling, W. V. N ASSISTANT OPERATOR WANTED-IN SHIT. man’s Photograph Gallery, 146 Gourt et., corner of Amity, Brooklyn, SINGLE GERMAN (BY TRADE A BLACKSMITH AA ‘and machinist), wishes to get employment. Apply at 788 8d av., corner 68d st., in the store. GOOD BREAD, CAKE AND PIE BAKER DESIRES a ituation as foreman. Inquire at 12) Allon st, In the OMPETENT CONFECTIONER WISHES A SITUA. tion ; can work atall branches of the business; sticl yauwork, lozenges, &c, Call on or address Coniectioner, sl bh av., top floor, SITUATION. WANTED—BY_ A WATCHMAKER; {ood city reference, Address B. Archard, Herald olice: OX MAKERS AND CARPENTERS WANTED AT Pavonia Planing Mill, 117 and 119 North iat st. Jersey MAN JEWELLER WANTED.--APPLY TO J. 1 Maiden lane. APER HANGER.-A FIRST CLASS WORKMAN DE- sires steady employment; would fil up time painting or attending store, Address Arthur, Post odice, Brooklya, X. D- SITUATION WA BY A STEADY YOUNG MAN, SY to take charge of an engine; good experience; can do | his own repairs, Address James Kerr, 444 West 29:h #1 {FUATION SS or locomotive shop, an GG! Wi, Herald oftee, : QITUATION WANTED -—BY A TURN © ed in Viouna on pear! buttons. Addyeas Eng Water at. vd 0 HARNESS MAKENRS.WANTED, A STITCHER nd repatrer, to go inthe country. Apply before il A, 68 Beckman at, ait ne ANT SOUNTRY EDITORS,-A THOROUGH, PRAO- Tweet printer desires a situation to take charge of an Office; good geference as to oxpability, sleadiness, Ao. Ad- dress for two weeks Printer, station C. ANTED—FILE CCTPERS; hardener (in tend) and one reentand grinders 4 par cent Bo., Foledo, Shio. 3 MAINE | ment, Addy WANTED_IN A FIRST steady emp R, WHO. WORK laman, 80 cor- Ap- D-MAQHINISTS, BOILERMAKERS, W petite ‘aud diremen for the Unilad States Savy. ply to E, RODE, 85 M WASTE, TO PRINTER: power preseman can ind ployment, Address Join Wilso ANTED—A FIRST CLASS CUTTER WANTS A SITU- WAxinG ton drat clusa house tn Now York or Brooklyn. Addresa Cutter, box M4 Herald office. TANTED—A FOLDER, BACKTENDER, PRE: Wrroom hand and others’ gccustomed. to the busin Apply at the Emopire Print W A FIRST CLASS ADA ituation, wilh constant 4 Sen, Cambridge, M 9, 215 and ¥1T West S8th at, LV ANTED—A BRASS MOULDER, ¢ We etal work; none but first class work need ap: piv, Apply eer at 269 Bowery, between the hours of 9 A.M. andl Py | V at Goo. W. TATCHMAKER WANTED-TO GO TO THE COUN- try; s good chanoelfor a firet class workman, Apply ath & Go,'s, 23 Johm at, wa DA draughtsman 5 ‘tiation perme FIRST CLASS ARCHITECTURAL one undoratanding detail preferred; Call, with apectmen, on J. A. Wood, Poughkeoprie, N. GOLD CHAIN MAKER, hing. in the rear, top et @ MAN Wao ranol rep ring. Appi at 17 John st, wx DA SITUATION RY A YOU thoroughly, understands umbrella anu WHO UNDER: } Foe eens ogg ‘i tp 3 OFFICE iafe, low price. . " SONS, 105 Franklin street, gang Pome OR SALE—TEA STORE, FIXTUR: GOOD WIL! Ftc ‘46. ; selling for ro] than poet OF stave, Kins at 19 Cortland street, | Ktroste, Address J. lerala obice, KER, A SKILPUR “Wwe yeat of Nig ace. ‘Tho relavves ay.d friends dud the friends of iis prosucs, Heurg A, Thomas, aro respectfully tuvited y PANTED—A WATCH : to g0 to a fontiabing town in Minesote , to whom R indusemants will 6s aiered. Apply at 29 ollice of Te | & CQ, (89 Broadwax 9 at 288 East Thirty. | ments, 19 Woo OR SALE--A GROCERY STORE, WITH FIXTURES; \ all complete and rooms to live in} rent er month, Apply at 325 East Twenty-eighth street. nk! A NICE MARBLE TOP BILLIARD . Call at oyster Wont No, 8 foot of De SALE—OLD ESTABLISHED OYSTER HOUSE, with Too Cream and Confectionery; will he sotd for the for good reasona, 1. F. TO! a enue and Washington street, Brooklyn. SALE—A FIRST CLASS GROCERY STORE, WIT! on and Harness, kent by the present own ¢ years; reason for seliing, golng to the country. In- ‘or three day# at $48 Sixth avenue. for quire OR SALE—SECOND HAND SHOWCASES, COUNT. ers, Tables, Dorks, Ofice, Bank and Store Partitions: ‘i I and Glasa Work, Drag Drawers in grent will be shipped. Apply’ at 627 Hudson and No. LE.—CLOTHING STORE; STOCK SMALY; LO- ated on one of the leading aven ‘8 good chanco for a pariy with suiail capital. JOBNSON & CO, OR SALE—STOCK AND FIXTUR! reand Lease of (9 Sixth avenue, WOR SALE AT A BARGAIN, IN CONS ., 189 Bowery. OFA F. App! ANCY ZQU Ul heaith—Tha Stock and Lease of a gents’ store, 611 Third avenue; will ve gold at less than cost price. CHEAP-TWO the very b belween T! ANOFORTE BH { ‘ AMMER t Poe sae Machines, and ave TURE FOR a 00 hedrooma; teria aay. Apply OTES. UF. H ant fr MITCRPL! TAWATHA PAR AND Bi T avouu In Tw atreet, with thro> vears® leare, for resgons fon sellin Tngafre on premises, IQUOR STORE FOR SALE—DOING A GOOD CASTE LiQiieiness:tmust ‘be. cold tmmetia iyyas the owner im going toto other business. Call at 495 East Sixteenth atret y ILK.—~POR SALE, A FARST CLA liahed Ronte, with Dairy; must be aold th veath street TY RAGHTS FOR SALE-ONE OF QTATE any cous PD. ine most useful and ne sessary articles lo any one ows: tog or her B, M. MASON, No. 1 Centre str: dl —TO SELL, VERY on’a Machine, nearly eed, Wheeler & W cheap an en $25) buainess, "The good competition, A per manent Fulton atreet, room No, 1 known. 81 ZCOND HAND FURNI near house free; One of the beet stands ia the ci Jott. ¢ --PART CASH.—A $6.000- Hattie hall and stocks most central looat fuily paid by boarders; solves © urehase pride this winter, Inqu roadway. EYES AND EARS, RITETCIAL HUMA material, on an troduced ne J. J, DAV! and civil ‘gospitale tn th f artist In Amoricn, 127 Kast Fifteenth street, and Fourth ayeavon, PPERTH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN; TWELYS ‘oars’ benumbing application ; gas admiaistered, fifw. teeth, FL; acta, SLU. Gold set ‘aad eifeet, near Broadway, Crrand street. 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