The New York Herald Newspaper, January 27, 1870, Page 9

ne FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ALL STREET, Wepwespav. Jan. 26—8 P, «.} ‘The general buoyancy of the Wall street market ‘was further reflected to-day in the course of prices 4n she several departments of business. STOCKS IRREGULAR. At the Stock Exchange the earliest prices were ebout as they closed the previous day; butas the forenoon wore on the speculative spirit ran strongly On the Vanaerbilt shares, the programme of the “balls” im these securities seeming to contemplate the alternate movement of the stock and the scrip. Thus the former was the favorite to-day as the latter was yesterday. The report is de- ied that a conversion of the scrip is Im €ended, but whatever the present pian it is the purpose of the controling powers to seek legiala- tion which will favor both an increase of fares and an increase of the capital stock. Let this statement ‘be held in memory until the Legislature hus ad- gourned. Not less in interest was the syecuiation in Rock Island, which despite its exile to the side- walk was a feature, if not the feature, of the rail- ‘ways. It seems that the action of the Stock Uxciange ‘has put the directors upon their diguity, aud hence ‘the persistency with which, itis alleged, they have @ustained the price in the face of ihe inmense presaure of speculative sales. The street is largely short of Rock Island, and the market in its oversold condition is very sensitive to bullish insiuences. ‘The price late this afternoon was run up to 111 as against 107% at the opening. Intermediately the market underwent a decline from the buoyancy of ‘the forenoon and was weak on Lake Shore, st. Paul of these roads checks the demand for thew avock and induces holders to sell. The lower price of gold ‘as led to the hoarding of the Western crops, und all lines dependent for freights upon the movement of grain begin Lo feel the light shipments of produce. Hence the weakness observable in the tureo stocks Just mentionod. In the miscellaneous shares Cum- berland opened steady at 36:4 a » DUE de- @lined finaity to 385%. Pacific Mail, despite ‘the contradiction of the report that tie New York and San Francisco portion of the Ime is w be aban- doned, was weak and sold as low asis',. ‘There ‘was a little movement and higher prices to-day for Martposa preterred. ‘The market at ie close reacted from tie lowest prices of the afternoon and left off steady at the figures which wre appended vo ‘the list of stoc« sales. GOLD ACTIVE, ‘The upward movement in gold was stimulated by ‘the heavy vids irom tmportant houses at tue govern: ment sale to-day and the price advanced to 122, ‘The lowest price was 121), and the closiig figure 121%. The dulls are encouraged to buy from the fact that the Western farmers are wi'liolding the balance of last falls crops, expecting tnat they will be able Lo get better prices when gold takes the generally looked for advance in tne spring and summer, The exports fre, moreover, on a fall Ang scale for the new year, aud the decrease tis Week as compared with last is half a milton of dol- lars. The heaviness of American securities im Lon- , don is appreticaded in some quarters as 2 preliml- nary to their reshipment, particularly as they now encounter the rivalry of the new Russian loun. The 67’3 wore at one and a quarter per cent iower to-day in Loadon, buc closed better. The bids ior the gov- ernment gold were for @ total of over seven and a quarter millions at prices ranging from 120', to 121.70, ‘The awarded lots were 45 fol.ows:— $916,500, 121.05; $45,000, 121.65; $5,000, 121. $4,500, 121.65; $9,000, 151.65; $10,000, 12: $10,060, 121.67, . GOVERNMENTS STRONG. The domestic market for governments was not ‘unfavorably aiected by the character of tie foreigu Market or by the reports that the German bankers have of late veen large eellers on foreign account. Prices were active and somewhat unscti but Closed at the ovst figures of the day as ivilows:— United States currency sixes, Illa iil!;; do., 1881, registered, iis a 1184; do. do, coupon, LIsy a 118%; do, dve-twenttes, registered, May and Novem- ‘ber, 11534 a 116; do., do., 1862, coupon, do., 115% & 116; do. do. 1351, do. do., 116% a 116; do. dv., 1865, do. do., 115% 2 116; do. do, registered, Jan July, 11434 @ 1144; do. do., 1805, coupon, do 114%; do. do., 180% do, do., 1143; # 1147: do, 1b 1868, do. do., 11434 a 11474; do. ten-forties, registered, 112)¢ @ 112%; do. do., coupon, 1123¢ a LL. THE MONEY MARKED retained the general features enumerated so fre- quently since the general relaxativn ta the rate on call The stock houses were more extensively ac- commodated to-day at five per cent and ile govern- ment dealers at four; butagreat deal of business ‘was done at s1x per cent and a little at seven. Com- qmercial paper was steady. Foreigu exchange, though nominally quoted as on yesterday, was lower 4n actual transactions, the market Leing dull, buyers Geferring tucir purchases until the Saturday steamer, the departure of to-morrow not veiuy popu- Jar with rewiiters, i THB KAILWAY BONDS AND MORTGAGES. The ease in money has of late diverted cousider- able capital to the railway vonds and inortgages, ‘with the effect of rendering the market active and firm. There are few of the hist which have not im- proved irom a half to three per cent witi:in ihe past few weeks. Central Pacifics advanced io 94'4 and Union Pacitics to 8434. The agents or the Western Pacific report the closing out to-day of the last of ‘the loan negotiated by them. The bids atthe morn- ing board were as follows:—New York Centrai sixes, 1833, 88; dv. do., 1837, 88; do. do., reai estate, 86; do. do., subscription, 86; do. sevens, 1876, 100; Erie first mortgage, extended, 94; do. sevens, second mortage, endorsed, 1879, 8032; do. do., thira mortgage, eudorsed, 1883, 86; do. do., tourth mort- gage, endorscd, 1830, 7834; do. do, Sth morigage, endorsed, 1833, 73; Buffalo, New York and Erie, first mortgaze, 15) 83; Hudson River sevens, second mortgage sinking fund, 1836, 104; do. do., third mortgage, 1875, 101; Harlem, first morty: Michigan Central first mortgage eights, 1 Chicago, Burlington and Quincy eigut per cenis, firat mortgaxe, 107; Michigaa Southern and Norti- Pacific ern Indiana sinking fund seven per cea Railroad sevens, guaranteed by Missoui tral Pacific bonds, 93%; Union Pa donds, 83)4; Alton and Terre Haute first mortgage, 9244; do. do. vecond mortgage preferred, 81; do. do, @econd mortgage income, 7334; Chicago and Nortn- weatern ainking fund, 96; do. frst mortgage, 93%; Lackawanna and Western bonds, 96; Deiaware, Lackawanna and Western second mortgage, 92; Toledo and Wabash first mortgage, extended, 91; Toledo and Wabash second mortgage, 82; Great Wesvern firs: mortgage, 1683, 83; Great Western second mortguge, 1894, 77; Lilnois and Southern lows first mortgage, 70; Galena and Chicago sec- ond mortgage, 91; Chicago and Kock Isiand first mortgage, 9¥4{; Caicago, Rock Island ana Pacific, 95; Cleveland and Toledo sinking fund, 94; Jersey Ceniral first mortgage, 101; New Jersey Central second mortgage, 96; New Jersey Ceutral, new bonds, 93\,; Pittaburg, Fort Wayne and Cni- cago first mortgage, 10034; Pilisburg, Fort Wayne Chicago second mortgage, 94; Wiltsourg, Fort Wayne and Chicago third morizage, 90; Cleveland and Pittsburg second mor Cleveland au Pittsburg fourta mortgage, 7 eagoand Alon first mortgage, 97!s; Cuicago and Alton income, 87; Ohio and Mississippi first mort- gage, 024; Ouio and Mississipp: consoliaated, 7814; Dubuque and Sioux City first mortgage, 92; Penin- sula Railroad bonds, 90; St. Louis aud Iron Moun- tain bonds, 833);; Milwaukee and St. Paul first mort- gage, eights, 104; Milwaukee and St. Paul first mortgage, seven-thirties, 91)4; Milwaukee and st. Paul, lowa and Minnesota division, 8434; Marietta and Cincinnati first mortgage, 88; Chicago and Milwankee {first mortgage, 85; Columbus, Chicago and Indiana {irst morigage, 71; New York and New Haven sixes, ‘5; Boston, Hartford and Erie guar- anteed, 60; Toledo, Peona and Warsaw, eastern divi- sion, 8034; Tuledo, Peoria and Warsaw, western divi ‘tion, 78)¢. CLOSING PRICES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE, The following were the closing prices of stocks at the last session of the Stock Exchange:—Canton, 65; Cumberland, 35 & 36; Westera Union, 3434 a 84); Quicksilver, 1434 @ 1434; Mariposa, 814 a 8%; Mariposa preferred, 173; @ 17%; Mariposa certii- cates, 44% 4 45; Pacific Mall, 38% @ 39; Boston Water Power, 173 @ 17%; Adams Express, 63% a 403%; Wells-Fargo Express, 20%; American Expross, | 72 Pao NS Go: _ 22d instant, 87 © 38; United States Express, 63% 0 66; New York Central, consolidated, 95% a 05%; New York Central, scrip, 92 29234; Harlem, 13034 bid; Brie, 22 a 28%; 38 bid; Readang, 95% #965; Michigan Centrat, 117% bid; Lake Shore, 84% a 86; lllinots Central, 136 bid; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 92; Chicago and Northwestern, 73 @ 13%; Chi- cago and Northwestern preterred, 88% & 88%; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnatt, 745¢ a 76; Mil- Waukee and St. Paul, 72% a 12%; Milwaukee and St. Paul preferred, 8634 @ 86%: Toledo and Wabash, 6414 a 5434; Fort Wayne, 87% @ 88; Alton and Terre Haute, 215; a 25; Alton and Terre Haute preferred, 67 bid; Ohio and Mississippi, 26 a 26%; Delaware and Lackawanna, 104% @ 105; New Jersey Cen'ral, 0734 8 08; Chicago and Alton, 1445, @ 145; Chi- cago and Alton preferred, 145) bid; Morris and Ex #exX, 859; bid; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 11134 a 111%; Hannibal and St. Joseph preferred, 1114 a 111%; Du- buque and sioux City, 1095, bid; Columbus, Chi- cago and Indiana Central, 17 a 1734, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES OF STOCKS. The extreme fuctuations of the leading specu- lative stocks were as follows—: Test. N. Y. Central and Hud. consolidated. rece New York Central and Hudson scrip. 9214 Harlem... M40 18. + B36 net 1 955, Lake Shore + 86 Milwaukee and St. Paul preferred. Cumberland. Pacific Mau. THE STATE BONDS STEADY. ‘The market for Southern securities was quiet and barely steady for the Tennessees. The Virginias were strong and a shade higher. North Carolinas were firmer and dull, Louisianas were heavy, and the South Caroilnas firm at slight improvement. The following were the latest street prices for the Southern list:—Tennessee, ex coupon, 53} a 54; do., new, 45 2.46)4; do. five per cent, 40 a 42; Virginia, ex coupon, 56 @ 57; do., new, 62 & 63; do, registered stock, 4834 @ 49; do. registered, 1866, 58 a 59; do. registered, 1867, 64a 55; Georgia sixes, 81 @ 82; do,, sevens, 90 a 92; North Carolina, ex coupon, 41a 41); do, new, 24% @ 24)¢; Missourl sixes, 8914 a90; do., Hanmibal and St. Joseph, 91 a 92; Louisiana sixes, 67 a 63; do. levee sixes, 62 a 63; do. do, eights, 75 a 77; Alabama eights, 93 a 94; do. fives, 62 a 63; South Carolina sixes, 60 @ 8014;d0. new, 77 & 78; dO, registered stock, 76 a 76; city of Memphis stxes, 49 a 49)¢; do, Atlanta eights, 854 87; do. Sa- vannah sevens, 84 a 85; do, New Orteans Consols, 70 @ 72; do. do, issue railroads, 66 a 67; Mobile-Ohio sterling, 68 a 70; do. eights, 61 a 63; Mississippi Cen- tral Railroad first mortgage, 72 a 74; do. second do., 55 a 67; Memphis and Charleston first, 82 a 85; do. second, 73 & 74; do. stock, 49 a 41; Greenville and Co- lumbus Rallroad guaranteed, 57 a 60, TUE CITY BANK STOCKS. ‘The Comptrotier of the Currency has issued a call to the various nauional banks for a statement of their condition a% they stood oa Saturday last, the ‘Their response will be the first state- ment for 1870, The bids for the city bank stocks to-day were as foilowg:—New York, 153; Manhattan, 143; Merchanis’, 12) Unioa, 123; America, 143; City. men’s, 152; Come 121; Mechanics’ Banking As- sociation. 12 American Exchange, 112; Bank of the Repubiic, 121; Bank of North America, 98, Hanover, 105; irving, 111; Metropolitan, 155; Gro- cers’, 110; East Kiver, 104; Nassau, 103; Shoe and Leather, 145; Corn Exchange, 130; Continental, 98; St. Nicholas, 120; Commonwealth, 110; Importers wpe ‘Traders, 140; Park, 16134; Central National, 06 '4; Fourth National, 101%; Ninth Nationdl, 107%; mean National, 1064; Oriental, 150; Gold Exchange, 60; Bankers and rosers? Association, 106. THE COURSE OF THE GOLD MARKET. The chief fluctuations In gold were as fotlows:— 10 A. M. Hoiders ol gold paid 6, 534 and 6 per cent to have their paiances carried over, The operauions of the Gold Exchange Bank were as follows: Gold cleared... Gold balances Currency baluaces RAILWAY EARNINGS. ¢ following Were the earnings of the Lake Shore and Michigan Southerag Kaiload during the third week in January: 1369 1370, Decrease...... teeeeeeeees THE EXPORTS OF THE WEEK. The following shows the exports (exclusive of specie) from New York to foreign ports for the week ending January 25, and since the beginning of the year— 1868. 1869, 1870, For the week....... $3,239,823 $3,080,903 $2,096,806 Previously reported. 10,001,381 7,901,016 8,166,050 Since January 1. . $15,360,704 $11,071,919 $10,552,856 THE SUB-TREASURY REPORT. The following was to-day’s business at the office of the United States Treasurer:— General balance yesterday... . Goid receipts. Gold payments. Goid balance... Currency receipts Carrency payment currency balance. . General balance. Customs 9,9 518, 100 SALES AT THE WEW YORK STOSK EXG%ANGE, Wednesday, Jan. 26—19:15 A. M. 220000 USO, "Bl, reg... Be F-4 sbs Fas MSS Co. 0. : 10000 US 6's, "BL, Gov : By wane EEEaN S * § ‘a foc US oi, eg 88: ~ B06 1000 US 5-40, c, °0d Beg 4 2 ROM a it i1'5 17, 8 5. » dh ge B55 “ge00 Georgia 5, 2008 N Var 6a 95) 20U0 N Car 67 Bi sneo0 do. 200008 C Ha ay 3000 Conn 6's, ‘var ioad fn bay ibs ig ese a 2 9 2000 Sti ae I'M Ist m be 5009 ©, C&O Ist m... 1 15000 ~* 4a. Sere! ei e: Se SEERESERS Soke 12 M. aad 2:15 & Clock P. ML "él, reg. 222000 US 5-20, c, '67.. 52000 do. + 1§15000 US. Pais 1, cou. i 2000 Uses 0000 [The sales of US 5-20¢ mata 190 ss hw the 25th inst., 24 call, nilguld have bean 114 iustoad Clock P. M. Tenn 6, n...960 454 100 she NY CATR RR. $57 do 4629 1bub0N Y 0 & H 2300 do.. ‘ax 300 Harlem it 2140 500 Reading Ri 95; 100 Mil & St P 200L84 M 300" “ao. % 100 do 200 Chie & 100 de ‘00 Chie Bi 2 8 call me Us & ia tie tod Ie I uli Yu I us STREET QUOTATIONS, Galf-past Five oVleck P. M. Wepnzsvar, Jan. 35-6 P, M. CorrgE.--Rio continued in fair demand at steady prices, and sales were made of 1,580 bags ex Herman, and 1,700 do, ‘and prices were we ales baais low 100 do, tor: Mareb at ». for May at 25% ,0., 100 i, Bt 26564) BN do: for a bruary on ie 10) do, for atari Hy Be. WO do! for rr ‘ Seanay at a Si ee “UN of fe (or Tug aL Age. a 00 do, arity tow ‘middling for, Veoruary eo @ or Stat a ‘ut tile jemand, and tra branda, which ware’ held Flour was dull prices, were abou 8000 bbls, at pees within Mee range ot the quotations is appended, ¥or Southern flour there was only a moderate demand, and prices favored buy- ra. The snies were $30 bbis. Kye flour was dull. at formar Sales 260 bol, Corn meal continued to rule dull srere hensy excent tre ext tor full previous figures, ne sales were E * 6 4 6 ta hoop Uhio, ahippin, Hound hoop Obio} traue beands: * axdenanavaraoaa® | &) bessentanseseese, St. Louts choice family... Southern choice and amily. Southern superiine and ext SSSSETARKTSSESS at*eeenrscee, She a Jerse: a Corn meal, Bra ndywine. ry —the market for wheat was only moderately active and prices receded 1c. a dc. Par bushel; the sales were confined to about 40,000 bi seals ak $1 10 tor ‘No. 8 spring, yl 17 agi is for No.2 do. 118 4 $120 for do. do. aftout, the lat- Hen is 5) @t 83 for amber winter, 61 6) for re ng, and $145. for white Oalifofnts and Mlchigun "Gots wan tains actives atc steady for old, but lower for new; the sales were about 60,000 bushels at $106 a p1053g for old mixed Western, ta store; #109 for do., delivered; wr. w Yc. for new do., 976. a 1 for yellow Jeraiy and wt ‘a 81.03 for white and yellow Southern, ‘Oats were dull and lower; there were suld 18,00 busbels at BSc. a Be. for Jersey and Southern, G7e. w Soc. for Western aud Glo. a tic, for State. Kye was dull and nominal at former prices. Ul bariey small salen, were tad $1.02.for two-rowed State and 1 10 4 BL 16 for Ci FRELOHTS.—The market was quiet aud rates wer some cases. ‘The chartering business was quiet, thou.h there prevailed w fair inquiry for petroloum vessels, which were held at higher rates, “The engayements we Liverpool, per sieamer, 15,000 bushels We wheat at bd. bales cotton at i¢u., bbis. flour at La. Sd., 160 boxes ‘bacon At 2. 0 bs. appiea ab i. To Roiterdaic, Su bois, rosin oa private terms. ‘The charters we brig to Cork, for orders, with 1,500 bbla, petroleum, at 63., flat. A brig to Porso Kilco wad back, angar, at Jc. A brig to Cadiz, wtih 1,20) bla. petroeum, at is. dd.’ A bark trom Philatelphie to Antwerp. with $,000 bbis, petroleum, ats. A our fom Phiiadeiplin tw Gtoralte A bark from the same. ‘Dbis. do. and @ brig, 180 tous, Lo ‘ernambuco, yeneral cargo, on private term GUNNIKs were dull aad prices were nouninal at former quotations, We heard of mo sales of moment, Hors,—Trade was duil, the demand continuing light, but prices were witaeut t particular change. ‘The few sales made ire ts niche ae S wre tu ite nea. tail lots, » $106 05 a do, $e. a Se. + BL OS a BL 15; whort Hizsv.—We board ot no further sales. Prices were nomt- nal at yesterday's quowations, MOLASSES.—The market was dull, the demand continuing light, and prices were heavy and noininal at yes!orday’s quo: tations. “There, ware sold 100 vuls. New OFleaua wt 7c. a S0}ge. and 200 bhda, Deme a fAvat. Stomks.-The market. for spirits’ turpentine was less active, the firmness of holders checking business. Prices were quite steady at the close at dige. a fi for merchant- able and shipping lots. There were aold 120 bbls. in. lots at 45340; a 470, | oni The low grades werg more in deiman: f baing wcarce, prices were deoidedy higher, Other grades were quiet, but heat with ratuer more lirmusss: There were avid acout’S,(00 bbia, strained and low No. 2 at a3 15 5 $9 20, 0, Land pale at $3 a 5, quote :—-straine4, No. 2, 420-0 $250; No. 1 32738 Paige 38; extra do. and window glass, $5.29 a 28. Ti quiet, but firm, For Wilmington $430 was bid and ws 00 asked. We heard of no ‘O1LS.—Linseed was ‘and prices were nominal. Job- bing lots were welling at 8e., In casks and bois. |For ober Kinds the market, was dull, ‘but steady, at yesterday's quotations. No sales of consequence were repurted. Me Yor crude in buik the market was dull, there being | bub lie, demand, but prio wore withouw particular — change. "There liers Sie. ‘for spot and at about Wice, tor February delivery. We heard of no sales of ioment, Cradein bbls. was dull and norninal wt about Qe. Kedsed oii was slow of nuie, but unchauged in value, the market dosing st about 2Lge, for standard white for January deliv- The sales were limited to 1,5.0 bbls. part, {f not ali, at Se." Jovb.ng lotw were welling at. Bsc. "a Shox, the laiter prite for prime white. Naphtha. was. dull, bat held with hrinneas; Tol bbls. tn bulk, brougat o¢e. In Pailaelphia, market was dull, closing at feheard of no ‘The sales in Bultimore yesterday bbe 3,000 bbls, 3,000 bbls. reSued as reported. and bil ‘dressed 7, waa alow of sale, the demand. being. Uj rs wore generally anxious to. reaitze, prices were Leavy and lower. ‘Tue saies were 2.5 bbis, at #27 for thin mess, 26 for Tumps aud $27 60 for heavy mess; also 200 bble. new moss or February at 827, do, for March at #2675. Live hhoga were tirmery closing at vac. & luage. for common to prime. The arrivals were only im Were steady at Lae. a l2ie. for cuy and TiMge. a 11% Western, | Beet was steady, with & iair demand, ehielly for export. ‘There were sold’ 100 Wc. & Me. for pina iad extra mess} also 480 tlaroes at G86 a si, for prime ness. Beet hams were steady, with sales 0/75 packages within the range of GB a 3H, Cut meats were slow of sal the demand being Nght, were unchanged; small tales wore effecter? at 1i3go-¢ Ldsge. for piokied Linas, Bige. & 19. for amoked do., and Lijge. for pickled shoulders; aso ¥) bbis. bees tongues on private terms. Bacon was quiet and we heard of no sales; prices however, were steady at former quotations, the market was quiet and prices we: fess arm; the sales were 350 packages, at 16)g0. a 16/40. for No. 1 to prine Western steam. Kick.—Carolina was dull but unchanged in value. The ules were confined to small lots wituin the range of 6ige. a ‘1sge. for common to prime. KEDH.—All kinds were dull and nominal at yesterday's quotations. No sales wore reporte STRARLNE® was only ia moderate demand and a trifle The sales were 20,000 ibs. at 16.4c. a 16%4c., im hhds, ~The market for raw was dull, there being scarcely any demand and prices were Leavy and jowel quence of the comparatively tree offerin, good refining Cuoa waa quoted 10 400 bhds. at ¥gc. a Lie. tor C Wiljes in rowed the Dusivess wae’ ont prices favored buyers. | We quote:—Hard, 14% gc. ; exira C, 18}4c. a =! modera\ vad gc. mm 1A Ny and yet: FS te demand moderately active and pric tutio There were sold 60,Uv) Ib 4a. a loge. for country to prime city. ipts, 1,161 bis. The market wax only but prices were quite steady; 200 bbis. Siyic. a 91, tax paid. AMERICAN within the range of Wuiskry.— were disposed of DUCLINE SHIPBUILDING, W. H. Webi, of New York, Luterviewed in California. A reporter of the San Francisco Alia California recently waited upon Mr. W. H. Webb, of New York, the celebrated shipbuilder, now on a visit to Califor- nia, and obtained from him his views in regard to tne decline in American snipbulldiag. Mr. Webd said in substance;— ‘There are many causes which have combined to produce this resuit. in order to cousider them faily we suould have to go back some years. For several years previous to the late war, and beginuing with ‘What nay be termed the clipper era, siipbuilaing voth im the United States and Great Britain was overdone, We commenced the buiding of clipper snips and Great Britain followed us, The contest for success caused it lo be overdone; but te business in our country received a check just previous to the war, which did not, however, extend to Great britain up to wnat ume. The breaking out of the war ve @ strong impetus to suipbulidiug im Great Briain, particularly to the construction oi a class of fast sailing steamers designed for running the blockade, while it paralyzed the shipbuilding in our our own ‘country, leaving 1 almost eutirely in the bands of Great Britain. At the close of the war much of our shipping had been sold and business had gone out of our control, being diverted inv other channeis. In consequence, too, of the build. ing of 80 many steamers by Great Britain, ne were on hand at the close of the war, they ged to hold on to the business of buliding and yrelgheng, as we had not the vessels to compete with them. Our government, too, during the war, con- structed 4 large number of vessels, oftentimes hur- riedly puilt, and not built with any reference to commerce, which at the close of the war were thrown upon the market, to tne detriment particu- larly of shipbuilders. Following this the tari(f ts Increased upon ali articles we import for snip. bullding, and a heavy revenue tax is laid construction of ships. Aguin, ay resuit of the war, the different States ran the raising and bed of troops, and, as & consequence, tne State per- sonal taxes were heavily CE pee Tn all the States ships are considered ena property, and as such are highly taxed. in New York the per- sonal tax on a two per cent. There is no such tax in Great Bi where many large shipowners willran their sbips pa if they can but obtain loar per cent on the tn’ lent—a sum just douvle what we are compelled to pay as personal tex alone. Of course this acts largely to our disadvantage. In fact, nearly all the laws passed as a resuit of the war have hada bn effect on the shipping interess, while the wanufacturing interest hay been cou- stantly fostered and protected. Of the vast impor- tance to the ands or fostering our commerce it 1s unnecessary thing, but this can never be done ertaoas i mmore ition to the shipbuilding and enipping interests by the whole country. Im refereyce to the nuliding of row skips Mr. Wobb said that Great Britain had been driven to the bulld- ing of tron ships from the scarcity of timber, iron veasels befng cheaper; bus recently, finding the dis- advantages of tron vessels, have gone largely into the construction of composite ‘hips—the exterior belong of wood ana the interior of iron. These ae found to answer the purpose very well, and are decided im) roveniens upon the ordinary iron stipe. uring interview several other points were Mabtiy touched upon, but a8 no decided opinion was expressed they are not reported. It wor be well if some of our leading business men and mechanics would put themselves inlo communica- tion with Ar. Webb on the important sunject of reviving the ship building interest. THE CUSTOM HOUSE CARTAGE. Regulations to Go Inte Effect the Ist of February—How the Cartage Business Is To Be Conducted—Importaut to Merchauts and Curters. Alter a full consideration, and with the approval of the more prominent cartmen, Collector Grinnell has issued the following order for the government and guidance of inspectors, agents and cartmen en- gaged in the Custom House business. The order ‘will go into effect on the Ist of February:— CUSTOM HOUSE REGULATIONS, COLLEvron's OrFicR, NRW York, Feb. 1, 1870. On and after this date ‘ull bonded ‘articles in this Collection district trausported on vehicles will be done substantially as follows:— ~ Licenses.—Licenses will be issued to such persons or a8 the Collector shali approve. All licenses will be tesued by the Collector and will be revoked ‘at bis pleasure. No employé will reveive license or be allowed to perform duty without subscribing to the oath of ali¢giance as in ali other cases made and provided for government officiais. bonds.—A satisfacvory Loud will be required from. employés, waich will be for the protection of the oreanen and importers against all losses or dam- may in any way occur by negligence or otherwise of the licensees or er employes. The disirict license bond wul be in one amount—350,000. Tue bond on each vehicle will be in the suin of $5,000. In some cases special bonds will be required of pro- prievors and others. Designation of Vehtcles.—Each vehicle used in transporting bonded articles must have painted upon it in some permanent and conspicuous piace, iuese words:—** Custom [House License, District-No.—" in letters and figures of not less than two inches in Pree also immediavely under the same the num- of the city license, as the city reguiauions ee On all velicies bonded and in use by the district licensee the above sign will be painted upon @ black ground of oval form of not less than twenty-four by 61xteen inches, With white letters in oval iines. On ali other vehicles permitted to ride bonded goods the same rule wil: tollow as to name, district, bumber and size or letters and figures, and the uame of the person or firm to whom the imports to be transported belong must be added thereto, This siga wil be painted on agwhite back ground, in square form Of not less than twenty-lour by six- teen Mches, with white letters ou straight lines, Perjormance of Labor.—Alt transporters of gooas under these licenses and bonds will be required to do their work prouiptiy, and not delay the ispector and other oficers. Imports will not be allowed to remain outside bonded houses over night, unless special permits are granted by the proper ofiicer, aad these wiil be granted ouly upon facts and neces- sities abd guaranties la writing to hold the govern- incat harinless against loss by Ure or otherwise. General Agency.—A general ageat wili be appoint- ed by the Collector, With such assistants as he may require, to nave general oversizht over all matvers pertaining to tue cartage, and give directions how toe worse shall be performed m cases of disagree- ment. The general cartuge oflice will be at some convenient pois, near the appraiser's office or Cus- tom House, irom which the foliowi ng blanks will be faruished in book or other form, and to this officer must all complaint be made of every kina and nature, and through him will ail instructions be given referring to such cartage, and irom him can all information pertalu- ing vo the same be had. (tlere follows copies of receipts.) The receipts will be flied up by the vari- ous cartinen in quadruple numbers, aud one to be Jett with the officer delivering the articies, oue with the officer receiving the goods after transportation, one to be returned by the cartman to the general ugent on the morning following the performance of tne labor, and the otaer to remain with the cartman 4» his voucher for having performed his duty. Each oficial aud bonded warenouseman and all others will certity to thei correct imports imme- diately upon presentation, 60 that no unnecessary delay ‘may occur. ‘The officer, ilcensee or any other person causing by negitgence or deiay the return of the certilied re celpts to the general agent, as before stated, will be Subject to instant disuiiss GRINNELL, Collector. Approved. SALE OF Gove NMENT PROPERTY IN Georgia.— On the 1ith mst, Colonel G. W. Adair sold at pub- lic outcry, in Atlanta, the United States Branca Mint property at Dullonega, consisting of ten acres of Jana, a large two story prick buildimg, 130 feet by 85, and an ell 60 by 20 feet. The ‘property cost origiuaily avout $200, Miles G. Dobbins bought it for 31,3. ‘The gold scales and other fixtures were bought by Representative W. P. Price tor $107. ere PROPOSALS. Comussioy 2RS OF EMIGRATION “OF THE STATE } of New York, New York, Ji 1870. Novick TO AncucrKors,—' of the eadarelined & committes. ard for the erection of an asylum on Ward's {sland for the treatment of insane persons, will recelve plans there- for, auch plans to be presented on or before the 15th of February, proximo, | The plaue must be, designed to accoinmouate 200 patients and be accompanied by'an est! mute of the cost of the butlaing, information in Feerence to" tho, Asylum, its. focatlon dc, may obtained of the Superintendent of Ward's ‘The time of mesting of tie plans presented wil of th caer Jum Committee for th be ascertained from the ff Kmigration at LY ERULANCK, President. \ Gvnva wo} PHILIP bnssi Nuk rs oH JORMAN, ISAAC ck rH, G } Committee. J prgrosans FOR PURCHASE OF RIFLED CANNON BueRav or ORDNawor, NAVY DRPARTMENT,) WASHINGTON CiTy, Jan. 4, 1870. 5 Sealed proposals, for the purchase of B0:pounder and 20- pounder Parrott Kitles, with Carriages, Impiementa and Pro. now on band y 1 N New York, Philadelphia, Washington and Norfotk, sell be ‘recsived at this bureau uatli 13 olclock, noon, Jan: in the aggregate there are about 290 guns, S44 carriages and 96,187 projection, Schedules In detail‘ot the, articles ac each yard will be fu bi Bidders will ments and , separately, 6} whether brow Kind of carriage, of projectiles, ‘The guns, ac, will be delivered at the respective Navy Yards, and’ must be removed by the purchaser or purchasers within ten days after the acceptance of his or their bid. But no deliveries will be made of any article until the parties pur- ebasing snail have deposited with the paymaster of the Navy Yard tho full amount of the purchase tnoney in each case. Many of the guns are new, and allure servicenble, Bid- ders will therefore offer accordingly. No offer for these arti- cles as old iron or wood will be consi lore’ The bareau reserves the right to reject any or all bide whi bh it may not consider to the Interest of the Government Is should be endorsed on the eaxelope, “Proposal for Purchase of Ride Cannon, & A. LebLow "CASE, Chief of Bureau, ™. ACHINERY. (SARRE'S_ICE Mac HINES, OFFICE NO. 17 BROAD J atreot.—The undersigned i now prepared to construct Carre’s lee Machines of [rom one to twel ee tone * Roses capacity per 24 hours. ACHINERY—CLOSING OUT, consistine OF POR’ and stationary Engines and other miscellaneous hinery of all descriptions, at DAVIS’ Machinery Yard, 134 i \dson street, Jersey City. —THE ENTIRE FIXTURES AND MACHIN- ery of a Grain Distillery ; capacity 65 barrels, Appi to JAMES KEELAN, on tho premises, 200 Water street, Brook —A SPLENDID LOT OF NEW ROVE MA- chinery of the latest improvements, Address GEV, KE, EVANS, 18 Davis street, Boston, Mass, JO SALE—THE 8T¢ TOOLS OF FULTON Iron Works, comprising Lathen tauers, Drilling nad Riveting Mi Hianeous Tools, Cata- ROR SALE SENGDIES AN ERS, ALL. SIZES; Pulleys, Shafting, Hangers and Pimps, at 614 and 616 Went Thirty-fourth street, Machinery depot. [0 PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS OF NEWSPAPERS, The subscribers offer for sale the following second band Priating Machinery :~ 1 No. & Double Cylinder Printiog Macbine; bed, 36x67 ‘ ed 6 wingle amall Cylinder Printing Machine; bed, 26x54 inch TFoolseap large Cylinder “Vrinting’ Machine; bed, 15x32 } 3 rer Preas, rene Patent pans ee 4x87 need Power Press, Adams! Patent; platen 3 inches, 1 Power Press, sane Patent Fst jaten B0x to Inches, 1 Power Press, Adams’ Patent! Belen 43 inches. 1 bower Prem, Adama? Pa went laten 2 hems aches. 1 Power Pr * Pater Ain yard. Preuslas Steamy and Sot. Inking Machines, Paper Crite ers, ‘The above are all In god order and will | be. 20ld low. 0, WANTED 10 PURCHASE—SEVERAL | SIIT*1 Cylinder Boilers, 3) inch diameter, 25 feet long. Ad- rose Davis? Machinery Yard, 194 Hudson surest, Jersey ity. Ta E TRA DES. PRACTICAL MACHINIST WHO HAS WORKED ON new inventions for several years past, and isan ex perlenced hand on all Kinds of small machinery desires @ suitable altuation, Address G. 8., box 172 Herald office. A. EBACTICAL, DISTILLER WANTED-ONE COMPE tent to take charge of nd in catablinhed distillery. Addrews G. K. I C ‘tiving experience, recommendations, be.) ‘cure expected. EK XPERIENCED atlas ng 2 FINISHERS WANTED—AT 4 FRANK'S Tannery, No. 622 OTICE TO WHOLESALE CLO’ ye situatlon as foreman Tn a wholesnte cloliiog howe’ by Foren now holding a similar potion, who is, desirous of making @ change, cnr al bout the lat of April next: best ref- erences Nolen ALawion, merchant oN iBeeny 3 me New Yorks tion in "Ne ow ke Tees preferred acy w York; « fh wages. Addreus FRENCH, Herold ¢Bloe. ron ee Se, ! OR t SALE, ~ RESTAURANTS BAKER! CON. AA elon eer eet Stores, fotels. 4 Sas iet ae Store Agency, 77 Cedar street. _ A. FIRS? CLASS SAMPLE AMPLE ROOM AND CIGAR stone ea. Apbly to, WILLIAM ABBOPI, No: wiil be sold vei Sony all ier a A. FIRST CLASS JOB PRINTING OFFICE AND PAPER Jenne Manufactory, long established, for sale cheap and on joing & List rate b 3 reason tor . tl Bealth, tdreas PRINTER, box or feo teria oflica. ee A STAND FOR SALE IN WASHINGTON MARKET. ZA. Apply at 168, Veue: Vesey treet, A S002 Payino Liquor srore ON THIRD AVE. Bie forsale cheap. Anply in the st 9 Third ave- uo, corner Forty-third street. A. RIRST cLass cHor HOUSK AND LUNCH Room! lovated in the best business part, down town, for sale. Any geatleman wishing » geuutine ahd prodtablo investment brace thi the purchase mouey can quired; bond and mortgage or any @ taken. Apply to J. PRENTICE, 104 BILLIARD ROOM—IN Goop LOCATION ; DOING tisfactory reasons for sellin, Adare BiLEtgebs, i {d' Branch ofce, Brooklyn. ie A SAMPLE AND LUNOH 8 ROOM, poms ASPLENDID business, a oer tr} of sickness of owner; terne Teasonaule, Apply to PAVE & ESL, 88 Liberty CONFECTIONERY, WITH DINING SALOON AT- ‘Neat; most frequemei and choicest part of Sisth avenue joard joase. Hotels, Liquor m-sen, fen ac, Tair Wrashingion sinc pe gg I ap onl chandie —FOR PALE, ‘THE OLD ESTABLISHED DRY moreon Fulton ayenie, coruer of Bond street, Broo Bs ne chance, We Cy Brookly ight; rare Apply to J. W. C. AN ESTABLISHED aoop PAYING AND IN TRUTH the handsomest fitted up and furnished corner Liquor Store in the Ninth ward, with 8 years’ lease; rent Only, 460; for sale, pric ane 200 cash. CAMPBELL & CO., Auctioneers, 360 Bowery. DSTILLERY STORE FOR SALK—AT A LOW RATE, with or without stock; rent 920. Inquire iu the crock: ery store 144 (old No.) avenue A. D®%,G00R8, STOCK AND STORK FIXTURES, ON Eighth avenue, for sale low for cash or exchanged for city real ustate. Appiy to TUOMAS CRAWFOKD, 419 Sixth avenue. ps, STORE CHEAP FOR CASH—DOING A GooD business; nice ollice attached; rent very cheap; 000 ee tor selling. Apply to WM. ABBOTT, No. 6 Cliy lial place. JOR SALE—THE LEASE AND FURNITURE OF ONE ‘of the bent paying Boarding Houses in the city; accom: modations for over NO beardess; swage tultt ‘reasons tor welling on account of ill health. ‘Apply at 207 East Tuirty- slxta street. FINE OPPORTUNITY TO BUY Fancy Goods end Tosiery Trade; for selling. Agents or parties not answer, Address D.V’., Herald JOR SALE—EASY AND HIGHLY RESPECTABLE Business, now clearing over, $200 per week, cash, In- quire of J M.’W., 28 Pine street, third floor, front oftice. OR SALE--THE FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY “WED ster Reataurant,”’ 1,259 Broadway, pene, with a good Lease. Apply to HOLDEN & CO., POR sau IN HOBOKEN, A FIRS! , with Billiard ‘Tabi Tor sell na death of the SIERICHS, 810 Washi VOR SALE—LEASE AND FIXTURES OF BEST LO- cated and most attractive Dry Goods Store on Third avenue; counters aud shelving new. Present owner going West. Apply at 664 Third avenue. JOR SALE~ TWO COPPER STILLS, ONE OF 50 AND the other 400 gallons’ capacity, with ull the Fixtures com- plete. Apply to JAMES A. RE LEY, corner Piymouth and Gold streets, Brooklyn. T CLASS BAR- nd Nine-pin Aliey. Reason ietor. “Inguire of Mra, ton corner of Eigith. FOR, SALE THE STOCK, FIXTURES, LEASE AND Good Will of the weil estaolished Fruit and Wine Store 1,249 Broadway. Those wishing a good paying, genteel busi- ness, with a small outlay of capital, will do well to call and examine; satis(actory reasons for welling. Inquire on the premines, OR SALE- oO ER AND DINING SALOON, town. For full particulars inquire of L. FREY, 589 First avenue. JOR SALE. -AN OLD ESTABLISHED STEAM BISCUIT and Cake Bakery, of thirty years’ standing, at 14 South Second street, Philadelphia. For terms, &c., apply as above. ATIONERY AND FANCY STORE; EX- ation; papers more than pay rent and ox Donaba, Ingtire at realdeuce 22 Haat Seventeenth Btroet, JOR SALE A STOCK OF FANCY GOODS AND FIX- Vurea; also Store and Apartinents to let, rent §°00 per year, Apply in the store, 709 Sixth VOR SALE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED OYSTER AND Dining Saloon. Apply at ROGERS’, 111 Nassau street, OR, SALE—THE ENTIRE STOCK AND FIXTUR! &® Grocery Btore now doing a good business; res selling the owner has other business to attend to. Inquire 49 Fira avenue, between Twoutieth and Twenty-first ate, n for (OR SALE—THE LEASE AND FURNITURE OF A ladios’ Boarding House on Crosby street; twelve roving. Will sell choap if sold before February 1. Address CROSBY, Herald office. 1OR SALE—THE LEASE AND FIXTURES OF A large corner Btore, suitable for any kind of Uusiness; ex- t neighvorhood;' will be sold very cheap to-morrow. Call at 141 Porry street, corner Washington. Ok SALE-LARGE AND EXTENSIVE WIKEL- wright Shop, Factory, Engine Houses, Shedding and Steam Engine, with factilites for doing & large business, with lot of Ground, sithate on the southwest corner of Sec, gud end Huntingdon strocta, Nineteenth ward, Philadelphia; 250 more or less, in ‘front, on Second’ street, and in Sopth al slong Huntingdon street 478 feet 6 inches to America eet. The North Pennsylvania Railroad passes the prop- erty on the west side, Immediate possession. For further fakes apply’ to LUKENS & MONTOOMERK, 1,085 hb street, @ above Laurel, P28 SALE. SPLENDIDLY FITTED UP DOWN Ale Vault; cheap rent, yood lease and first class iocauty.” "apply to ‘M ‘xbwor, Wo. 8 City Hud place. R STAND, DOING A good loase.’ Apply ai 197 FoR, “SALE—A SMALL Ci good business; cheap rent Church street. JOR SALE—ONE OF THE BEST OYSTER HOUSES ON Eighth ‘avenue known as the ‘addi Rock Oyater ely titted up; long lease; low rent; one of the best ¢ =~ offered for a long time. prietor cause of selling. 303 tte street Fo A FIRST CLASS JEWELRY STORE IN Hartford, Conn; the owner will give up business on. nc count of ii heaitt, Address H. E. @., rd, Conn, Pos! oflice, box 670. OR SALE—AN OLD Es ready made Clothing Store; well fitted w up the Hudson; satisfactory reasons for selling. box 07 Post oitice, Peekskill, N. ¥. OR SALE—IN BROOKLYN, A FIRST CLASS GRO on account of two busiuessos. Inquire cor- her of Court street and Fourth place, in the grocery store, for two days. Tu health ‘of pro- Eighth avenue, near Twenty- ‘Address ns SALE—THE STOOK, LEASE AND FIXTURES OF ‘a Inrge Fancy Goods Store, tn tho best part of Grooklya, 1 possession. Address box 150 Williamsburg WOR SALE- DINING HOUSE DOWN TOWN, DOING A large and fine business; long lease, rent low; rare open- ing to make mousy. Apply to JOHN EMMONS, 108 Murray sirect, for two day. Por SALE CHEAP_TWO (PAGE'S) MILLS, IN PER ct order; im use only one month. Apply at VAN "S malt house, foot West Forty-niath street, North OCERY AND FRUIT STO fad Id; doing @ good bn: ‘Applf at 38.6 Jove Want Telih stcoet PBT CLASS HOTEL OF FIFTY ROOMS FOR SALE. Rare chance: 5,00) will buy half interest im furniture, fixtures, Ac., together with live yoars’ lease, in hotel one hour from city, on New Haven Road; bar is paying running, ex- penses of house. For particulars call at or address 297 Fulton Atrect, Brooklyn. ie XTURES FOR CLOTHING STORE a0 ‘Mirrors, Counter § ters! Shelving, SALE, tegaut Dole Press, large ersfor Irons; Stang, Ladders, tron G: doors and partitions; Sewing Machine, lw tion, Stairs, with Bubistrade, Packing Box HTH, AT LONG BRANCH FOR SALE. the finest situated Hotels at the Brane Farniebed end in good order, price low and teri " G. BROWN, 08 Broadway. AUNDRY FOR SALE, CHEAP-FOUR FLOORS, ALL 4 complete, 45 feet front; good lease, low rent: suitable tor packing house or manufactory. Apply at 40i Fourth ay. JQUOR BTORR—A GOOD CHANCE FOR A STEADY man; a Family Liquor Store for sale; rentlow. Apply ioe. GAFENEY &CO4 Auctioneer, 125 Bowery. M UST BE SOLD THIS WEEK, EXCREDINGLY AM cheap, a handsome Kestaurant, Bar, Fixtures, three years’ Leasa; rent $40; everything complete. Appiy on premises, 8 Nassau street, buseinent. porogearitens PHOTOGRAPHERS.--N, B, THAT br ier mow offers to any operator who {herougbly recut he various kinds of pictures t a was that wi e iat; the location and advanta rm pad all oiners inthe city. Address EN: SAtEa “OREAT BARGAINS uf $ares, HERRINO’s, jlie's and Stearne Safes, at 26 to 80 per cent Jess than makers ices ; all brig ______.9: ©. QUIRK, 18 Dey street. STOCK AND FIXTURES FO FOR SALE_OF - tablished Fancy Goods Sto on a prominen 8m Bixth venue, ceings ‘cxoollent ay eats wien reel acing: : ‘apply to 3. Bethe Tai 'Siaik avenue, SOAP FACTORY FOR SALE Forty-sevanth street. Apply to Seventeenth street. a | lee ts mye gee SHORMAKERS.—rOR fiooe ed A Ry ESTAR. eels at ib avenue .B, in testore E. TE viNwen reed an OR SALE, APHRRE.—YOR A ASMALL Gy | Pee ee bee AY kets Brondway. apororconesingees "1 $400.22 $600.- por) reasons fore a street, from 1210 1 a y UG STORE IN WILLIAMS. $750. Tot Sake. A paves hoe }oeation for hyeician rent Ba, ae Ky CHARG, 17 Codar at 837 CHESTNUT STREE ae CONTINENT Aly orPoa, Philadelphia, Good Wilt and s'lxtures of a Cigar Store tor sate, me's Yo, ? SALE—A FIRST CLASS CIGAR STORB “ee avenue, stock and Uxtures inctuded. FUS K. MCHARG, 77 Cedar street, ree STORE, Dore, a coop Bus ne cl ce ra mot al ae om ae Kpply to Ml. BURKE, 16 liza” ~~ HOUSES, R00) Ms, & NOTICE TO LANDLORDS. WR GIVE S*ROIAL ar. tention to renting furnished and uofurniswed H Bo commission unions a aatletwctor’ Lonagtis prnoured. JO SEPH Ma &G WALTON,” Hil Browcway. VERY PIET AND GENTERL PARTY OF TWO wish ‘arlor ng. esipoor, | Sropt, wih etonete and water, ina privat w corte bad; ao board required. f lar and price, 0. LADY WANTS TWO OR THREE UNFURNISHED Rooms; must have motera i provements and be ty bood location. jerald olice ting price, which must be mode- Tate, ROOMS, Herald SINGLE GENTLEMAN N WISHES A MEDIUM SIZED A Soom, thout board; location betweea Fourth and’ Seventh avenues Fourteenth and Thiry-fourth uireots, Teruns must be moderate; private fainily preferred. Address P. D, V., Herald oftice. WASTED BY A CAREFUL TENANT, 2 Finer class furnisbed House, between ae ee third sirests, Broadway and’ Ficth ‘venue. Address A: X, Herald ofiice. TANTED. ry LADY, WITH BEST REFERENCES, would take charge'of a (rst class house f about to t travel, Address J. 1, Hl ‘House with uot lene ti wa ter, and eay one-quart Orangé or Brick Church sation, New Jersey :1f sulted would nae. Address, with full speeighiare (none others Eidered\, box 5,815 Post oft ¥ ANTED BY A, FAMILY OF THREE | ADULTS, lower part of House; location between Fourth Teuth streets, west of Broadway ; only a small family to oe Fa a Dati sant not “oTencent 5) por month ‘Address Warr. A GENTLEMAN OF VERY QUIET habits, wiih immediate posseasion, a second sory front Room, without board, in a Urst class bouse and une cceptlor abie neighborhood ; location between Twentieth aud Thirtiet ‘Brosdwa: th arene: peice, BL) ta 513 per References exchanged. Adu M.A. TANTED—A SMALL FURNISHED HOU a Fourtecnh and Foricih ateontar 31200 cau, monthly in advance. -Ad- Herald odlcee ANTED—FOR RESPONSIBLE, TENANTS, SEVERAL furnished and unfurnished Houses, in ood locations, Sond particulars to ureall on ALLIEN & WOODRUFE, aL Union square, No charge unless a fatlstactory vauant is ‘ob ained, Wante BY SMALL FAMILY ADUL , AN UN furvished house, . with Immediate, possession: west side; about $1,200 or $1,000 per your, reas ADVANCK, vox 76, station “2, ws! MALL FURNISHED HOUSE, GOOD LO” cation, till lat May or longer If desired; state locations price per inonth; send permits, Address D.C. J., Fiith Awe sane Lovel, CLERKS AND SALES, Me nek A YOUNG MAN WOULD A ORFT THE POSITION As travelling salesmen out W or patent medicine: “APY TISER DESIRES A PLACE IN A GOOD BTA- tionery and book tore to get acquainted wit the buat. ess; no salary required. Address L. 8. box 199 Herald CTIVE EMPLOYMENT WANTED—BY AN EDUCA. eraie house ; beat references as hood, beginning not salary the first object. io» 169 Went 28d wt. is about to locate at Chicago, wishes ney for that city oF Rusts. Good a R. T. A., Herald office. RETIRED BANKER, WITH A MODERATE IN- come, a occ! ntlon parnere, bie ta- ients tn financtal a: ay = his income sorn is “Sear Mealedrsaive active remsed aud brilliant, Add: box 144 Herald office. pre CLERK WANTED ONE COMPETENT AND ‘experienced call at Dr. Dr. PEER'S dru store, corner of Union and Sieserole avs., Greenpoint, Brooklyn, BE. D.. MPLOYMENT WANTED-BY A RESP’ 1) (willing to work) young wit good penman, qui week. Addicks if 5 EEPER OR CABAL to cent tan; bas busineas experience and frat class refervaces, Address BUBINESS, box 206 Horald office. WASTED-tWo FIRST CLASS GERMAN 8ALESNEN witha thorough practical knowledge of the general dry goats trade. "Apply wt'W. K, PEYTOS'S, 472 Bowery, ANTED—IN A LAW OFFICE, AS CLERK, A LAW- who is experienced and funiliar with practice im ‘ew York courts. Btate age, salary and references. Address BRIEF. Herald omice, WANZED“A SALESMAN, THOROUGH t with lace business, to take ordera for the Naw Go. Apply at onlce of JAMES TALOOTT, 168 aktin #t., New Yor! WASTED.-A POSITION AS BUYER, BY ONE THOR. ily acquainted with dey goods'and mulinery ; bas hhad aororal years’ experience. Audveas M. ve Herald iaeRD A YOUNG MAN, AS BOOKKVEPER ARD collector, ina law oilicr, who would be willing to make himself generally useful; salary moderate, “Address &. ¥. Z., Herald ollice. A SITUATION AS COACHMAN BY & ‘oung man, with undoubted references as te cea tie. driver and exceiient groom, oflce. ntire charge of a mi nt; has had great experience in buying cr is oth in London and Faris, “Address M. A., Brooklyn F of ANTED—EMPLOYMENT FOR THE NeXt Four .Y “months, by a young man, 26 years of writes @ a good hand; desires work for sake of kee) pine, ii clea, aie salary required. Address FOUR MONTH 8, Her stating nature of work required, ANTED-AN ENERGETIC SALESMAN we ES would travel a portion of the yanr: must be a q correspondent, familiar with general business, with re‘erenoes and particulars aato experience, it MAN FAOTURER, box 655 Post office, New ANTED—EMPLOYMENT IN THIS CITY, BY A THO- Tough and reliable bookkeeper, engaged daring the p 15 yeara in large Western cities in banking, mercantile an government offices; ia well ac with the footer Santry and wil prodaos testimscalale sad references Te city and the Weat of the highest chora Acdreas SHAN: NON, MILLER es weet M6 bedi tan HELP WANTED=—MALES, GOOD CAXVASSER OF ADVERTISEMENTS FOR A ewapaper wanted.—Apply betweon 1) aad 12 Thuraday morning at 636 Broadway, third oor. GENTS MAKE $1 AN HOUR EASILY. SOMETHING everybody wants and will buy on aight, Call aay from 1010 13 A. M., room No, 3, 697 Broadway. ia GENTS CAN L portunity to mai So Park place. YOUNG MAN TO N OF AN UNPARALLELED op. money by applying to E. D. FLIN LEARN THE PHOTOGRAPH | 900 who can take an faterest in the bustness N. B.-Only wemail sum required, Apply at AL bust for hin aniary, 616 20 ay. N AGENT WANTE! FOR NEW YORK STATE, rade; an onerzetia ys ou NELIOT Le LUS, Loggett’s Hotei, C! bathomn street, FEW GITY AND TRAVELLING AGENTS WANTED, AA to sell an entirely now article, at watch good living cas be earned. For paiticulare apply at 500 Broadway, room No. 8, PRACTICAL AND TIHOROCGH BOTTLER TO take charge In an extensive bottling establishment in this city. None but competent maa card apply, Address SODA AND MINERAL ERS, Herald oflea. YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION WHERE HK to AA, can ade amseil pility ; 18m good pen- ence. Act are Of late @mployer, w Woolley, 3 Weat 14th rouR CANVASSERS OF FIRAT CLASS ADD x. jerience, reference and ability wanted to. nos houves, inducements superior, Apply to T! 22 Spruce ste it be GLOBE, | ee AND MARINE INSURANCE —EXTRA INDUCE. ment offered to reilavie agente for procuring risks ow fire and on i marine. Instructions and partici by at dressing box Post office, OED TATES MARINE CORVS.-WANTBD, IMME- lv, Cor this branch of service, unmarried men, 1¢ opportunity for mean of this braneh of the Unitea Preference will be given to those who ayced from the United states ‘Asan evidence of the popularity of ‘anch of the service, nearly 40) noldicrs oF thin army, ‘with good conditct discharges, have enlisted at the Brook! Bartnoks during the last four month Further ‘nfermat’ ras’ Bish oy the Commanding Oulcer of the Marine, Ware Tacks, Flushing a fow York, good character who dasire to e tates Naval service, ANTED. wo OR THREE 20D OITY CANVAS- im the grovery trade. Appiy at 62 Wiliam at, ‘AN F. AND ACM, WIT interest Ww ANTED—A YOUNG MAN $400 in cash; will receive « good aalary wad tu business. No. 8 Peck sip. i er ANTED— A BOY IN LAWYER'S OFFIOE; ONE RX- rienced preferred. Address, im own handwriting, RNY, Herald ofice. ANTED. TY AGENTS, TO SELL ANEW MATCH, just out; a groat novelty ; no trouble to geil it. Dr. BUTOHBA, Bole Agent, 110 Washia MAN 48 PORTER; ae can come recom- ANTED—A STRONG YOUN who known the olty we rmanent situation 1 be |. ROBERT, Se £0O., 181 8th av. ANTED—A YOUNG MAN IN AN OFFICE PARTY ‘about $260 (m cash ean obtain s good situations saat; ‘satisfactory seourity given. Ad Wate rues ra 19, Hi FR PE we susie tote Une Ro ui Th anna 3