The New York Herald Newspaper, September 26, 1870, Page 9

FINANCIAL, AND COMMBRCLL: Wats Srani 1 SUNDAY, Sept. 25-6 P. M.f » The undoubted feature of the present season is the abundance of money in fluauctal circles, ana q@while many are disposed to think it an nomaly at this period of the year, and mre disposed to argue that It betokens @ lack of ac- @ivity in the enterprises of the country, we find hat the reports of business from nearly every por- dion of the country are Of the most Matieriug char woter, The real reason of this ease in gooney 1s the immense cancellation of the publc debt which has een in progress since last year, and which has turned into the market be- gween on® and two hundred millions of dollars (that were twelve months ago locked up in govera- nes bonds. The GENERAL TRADS OF THR CITY tho past week was very active, and the dry goods muerohants in particular found themselves over- jpwhetmed with bayers from jhe South and Southwest, .A stroll any “night through "ue lower part of the city will show abe principal houses brilliantly lighted end Aiosts of employés getting out and packing the orders of the day. Prices of dry goods have been ‘frm for the reason that stooks are not large, both on ocount of low water in the Eastern mills and # 3ighter supply of European varieties. The produce markets were more active and fel! into line with the wonoral markets, aftér a period of considerable dul- ‘mesa, Groceries wore, perhaps, the exception, doubtless: for the reason that people are yn general disinchned w lay in large stocks, ‘the impression existing that lower prices ‘must prevall owing to the fall im goid. Cotton was sactive but irregular. Prices fell in response wo the Doavy recelpts of the week—about 83,000 pales—but he decline brcught in large orders from Liverpool. ‘he week, in short, has been almost unexception- sully a very busy one in every branch of trade, and ‘tae prospect for an active fall lias seldom been s0 bright, Moreover, the tucit assurance of the sutho- rittes at Washington that the money market will be kept easy, hag given coniidence and simulates en- torprise, THE MONEY MARKET. The assurances referred to have been the pur- chase so far this month of nine millions of bonds, “he Secretary of the Treasury having exceeded his advertised programme by three millions, As the resources Of the Treasury seem unimpaired by these ‘liberal disbursements the expectation is indulged in that he will contigue to buy heavily the valance of the season. ‘ihe suggestion is made— aod owe second its propricty—that he shodia alternately buy with god and currency, Thus, in place of selling a million of gold exon week, causing a flow of morey inw the “Treasury which comes out again the next day or two in purchase of bonds, it 13 proposed that he should buy bonds with the milion of gold. In this way he ‘would accomplish precisely the same result, but would prevent the movement of money tnto and out of the Sub-Treasury. In other words, the disburse. ment would be coutinuous and prevent any spas- modic changes in the money market. Not that there have been any such trregulartties expe- rienced as yet, Tue amount of gold sold has not been large enough to overcome the larger disburse- ments in payment for purchased bonds, but the effect of the plan suggested would be to steadily re- toforce the reserves of the banks, one day with gold and the next day with legal tenders, such policy im conducting the ‘Treasury “perations would be exceedingly gratifying to every financial and commercial interest. on catlloans the past weex the rate has ranged from five to six per cent for the bulk of business, but the exceptions at seven were far outoumbered bby those at four per cent. At the very close six per cent Was rather the exception, despile the unfa- yorable bank statement, and large balances were omered at four. A year azo money was worth very extravagant rates, for it Was the week of the great panic, but previous to that event, and es early as eptember 10, the rave was seven per cent currency to seven per ceut gold. If surprise be expressed (hat taoney ts now so easy, When the banks hold only $8,000,000 In excess of the legal reserves, it should not be forgotten, as above stated, that a great deal of money Nas been released to the street by the cancellation of government bonds, while the qnantity of private capital transferred to the bank- lug business 1s shown by the large balances offered by private houses aud by the appearance in the street of firms which, a ¥ ear or 80 ago, were in the ary goods and other trades. In discounts there is a freer movement, anda good deal of business was done at 7}5 to 6 per cent lor strictly prime paper. THE S1OCK MARKET. There was renewed activity in the Stock Exchange and the dealings were on an improved scale. The activity was due to the appearance in the market of adecided bearish movement, the origin of which ‘was attributed to the quarrel of parties lately repre sented to be harmonious for an upward movement, ne stock more porticuiarly assailed was Ohio and Mississippi, and the deciine tn this led to lower prices for the general list. While the shares spect- Med fell over.two per cent, the decline was less anarked in other stocks, Finally the market re- - covered, except for 0 ios, wich seemed to cut loose from the rest, and 4 strong recaperative tendency was qaite perceptible at tae close, although the quarrel alluded to had the ‘fect of checking the speculative tecling and protucing a quieter market. At the sume time It secined impossible to enlist the public In a “bear” speculation, and the cnief operator for s@decline was alinost alone in his sales toward the clog, In fact the mood of the street ts “bullish, and @ little animation on the part of the cliqnes tn that direction would be more favorably received ihan an effort the other way. THR GOVERNMENT MARKET. The large purchase of the Treasury Induced higher ‘prices forthe government List, but the deciine in gold and the large supply of bonds on the street led toadecline in prices, despite better quotations in Fondon. It fs evident, from the character of the moarket, that hoid are very desirous of realizing at current prices, wiih a view to reinvestment fa xallway morigage bonds and other securities, The dnarket at the close was dull and heavy. THN GOLD MARKET. The price of gold, which had been extremely steady for several days i tue beginning of the week atan average of 1194, finally broke to 112% under the sales of larze amounts of bilis of exchange, sought by stock brokers on the one hand in further- fog thelr pjans of time lovns and sold on the other in the process of transierriag money to tixs city Trom London, where the interest rate Is onty 2}, to “pee cent. The rates for foreign exchange were utterly demoratized, and prime aixty day bills gold on Saturday at as low as 100%, TUR BANK STATEMENT, Yhe weekly statement of the associated banks is un- favorable, but produced no effect upon the markets, in fact, the changes were rather for the better after tt ‘was published. Tic banks galn in legal tenders to a small extent, but lose heavily in specie, owiug to ‘the large demat fromthe merchants for the pay- ment of customs duties—the net loss in reserve being abont a million and a hatfof dollars. But as the deposits have !a'len of two anda half mililons, id the circulation undergone contraction, the sur- ‘plus reserve ts decreased about only $350,000, leav- tng the banks with nearly $8,250,000 above the legal limit, The situation vas rendered the banks more conservative and louns lave been withdrawn to the extentof $1,300,000, The statement contrasts with ils predecessor as Toliows:. Changes, 7 Decrease. 23i, 08S 24 Decrease. 1,840,427 < 83,783,016 Decrease.. "17,60 Lieposite. 191,006,202 Decrease,. 2419714 Deval tendete. 49/1.7.098 Ineveane. '855,404 $5,147,076 In excess of the This t the lowest potnt required by lay. dined. Curiously enough tt is coincident with K of the lowest reserve last year, the banks on September 25, 1409, holding $10,444,344, CLOSING PRICES AT THE STOCK RXCHANOR, Vhe following were the closing prices at the Just session of the Stock Pxchange:—Canton Com- pany, 62 a 63; ¥ i Duion, 34% @ BH; Quick. eliver, 5 @ 5% 5 bid; de, pre WA 1%; Bo: r Tr, WY a8; Expr t 7 OW argo Ex. 3 0 du., sczip, 2% BM; Avaerican Express, 414 a iL: United States Ux- SEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1870.—TRIPLE SHE press, 25 a $554; Paciflo Mail, 4254 a 4255; New York Central, consolidated, 92 a 92%; do. sortp, 8744 & 8736; Erie, 2246 a 22%; Harlem, 133 @ 18394; Read- ing, 063g a 96%{; Michigan Central, 119 bid; Lake Shore, 935 a 92%; Mlinots Central, 135 a 138; Cleveland and Pitisburg, 1053, a 106; Chicago and Northwestern, 61% 625; do. preferred, 87 a 874s; @ieveland, Gelumbus, Cincinnati and Indianapolis, 1934 a 804;; New Jersey Central, 105% a 106; Rock Istand, 116% @ 116; Milwankee and St. Pudi, 63% @ 03%; do. preferred, 807, a81; Toledo, Wabash and Western, 62; Fort Wayne, 93 bid; Whicago and Alton, 115; do, preferred, 113 @ 114; Ohio and Mississippl, 324 @ 32%; St. Louis and iron Mountain, 45% @ 47; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 103}; a 1039¢; Merris and Essex, 891, a $9}4; Boston, Hartford and Erie, 4)¢ @ 45g; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 112 bid; do, preferred, 113), o 11444; Cetumbus, Chicago and Indiana Ceutrul,17}. °o* FINAL BYREBT QUOTATIONS. After the closing of the Long Room the following quotations prevailed on the street;—Western Union Telegraph, 34% a 34%; Pactile Mall, 4234 a 425;; Now York Central consolidated, 917% @ 92; New York Central scrip, 863g a 8734; Erie, 224% a 224g; Read- Ing, 963, @ 96%; Lake Shore, 92% a 92%; North- western, 62 a 82's; do. preferred, 87 a 8734; New Jersey Central, 1053, a 106; Rock Island, 116y% @ 11644; St. Paul, 634 4 63%; do. preferred, 807% a 81; Wabash, 6174 @ 523; Ohio and Mississippi, 3: ase LATEST PRICES OF GOVERNMENTS. ‘The following were the Saat street quotatfons for the government list:—United States currency sixcs, 11134 @ 11134; dO,, 1881, registered, 1132f a 114; do, do., coupon, 113% 2114; do, fve-twenties, registered, May and November, 1i1’4 @ 111%%; do, do., 1862, coupon, o., 112% & 11274; Go. do., 1864, do. do., 11134 a 111%; do. do., 1885, do., do., 111% @ 1A; do. do. regis- tered, January and July, 110% 8 11034; do, do., 1865, coupon, do., 110% & 1103g; do. de., 1867, do, do., 110% @ 11059; do, dto., 1868, do. de., 1103 @ 1104; de. ten-lorties, registered, 106% @ 10824; POL, 1064 @ 100%, THE COURSE OF THF GOLD MARKET, ‘The extreme fluctuations daily ua tue price of gold during the week were as follows:— Highest. do. do., cou- a Lowest, onday.... 113% Tuesday . Wednesday Thursday Friday: Suturday ... pr TAXES ON DIVIDENDS AND COUPONS. Section 15 of the act of July 14, 1870, to reduce in- ternal taxes and for other purposes, provides that there shall be ievied and collected, for and during the year 1871, @ tax of 244 per cent on the amount of all interest or coupons paid on bonds or on any other evidences of debt Issued and payable in one or more years after date, by any of the corporations in satd sections enumerated, and also on the amount of all dividends, tncomes and gains declared after ‘the passage of the act by any bank, savings inscitu- tion, trast, insurence, ratiroad, canal, turnpike, canal navigation and slack water compantes when- ever and wherever the same shall be payable, Ow- ing to the pecuilar phraseology of the section the Internal Revenne OMce rules that no tax is to be withheld upon the interest or coupons of said com- panies falling due during the last five months of the current calendar year, but that such interest must be returned, like other interest, in the annual m- come returné in March next, It also rules that the tax upon dividends during the same period accrues Bt the rate of two and a half per cent, but tor a simt- lar reason the iaw providing that it shall be col- lected during the year 1571, it should not be asseased and collected until the expiration of the present year. A circular of Instruction to this effect will be immediately prepared aud seut to all the revenne officers throughout tue country, ERCIAL REPORT. SSTURDAY, Sept, 24—6 P.M. Correr,—The market for Rio w let, though there was rather more inquiry, and prices of all kinds were called firm at our quotations below. Other kinda were dull and we ward of no sales. Prices were nominal, quote:—flo, ordinary earxoes, Mige, a 14, 15s, a Ubide} e003 do 16s. 8 1040.5 exiremes for lots, idi¢e. a 1Be.; Javay We. 196. eytony ie, a is Maracatoo, 3 Laguayra, Wige. 2 180.; Jnmaleny ie @ lice; Cearn, ie. \ Mexiouny Nc: 8 138.5 Bavauillny Whe. w Ie.—ail gois, CorioN.—The business transacted in thia srticls was small, being but iit vemund, end prices were heavy, eapec- laily for iow middling, Hoiders were generally auzious bo realize. ‘Phere wore no ¢ Sod bales (indluting 300 to arrive), of which 44 were tor apiuoing,wA4 for export and 115 Lor Fpeculation, The business in fature deliveries was good, aud } Ordinary... Good ordinary Low midditay Middling.... Good middling. FLOO® Ani GRaLy and 160 bags corn mea 217,748 do. outa Bieady but 8.0 jusbeis wleot, 62,153 do. corn, malt. ‘the foor market wae ‘ne males were about 10,00 bole. hvecaipte, Southern | ps - es eee PSF SRAR: ps PETRA hy ES a MR tab 22 GRAD gS RR. ES IS ROT EE GRAAF RTI PS AE TG Ale GY EAI se ssa, ¢ Collowing antes were madi bales, basis low anid oxay.—In Brookiyn, on Sunday, September 25 dling, for September, at 17-,c.: HOY do. for Uctover, at i alae’ z and anna ¥ 16 fie. a Lede; 400 Go, fOr November, at 16340. ; 100 do; for | NATE HARD. omy chia or Nenry Fe and avna » anil (late, yesteniagy tai Crosby, aged } year and 16 dara. J 40 do. for Octob The relatives avd triends aro invited to attend the as follows: foneral, from the residence of her parents, 37 Mew ands Mortle No.) South Portiana avenue, on Tuesday afternoon, | at three o'clock. for ye boxes), $0. 8 11360} 1 Bereta o0) = prime and Indta mess; no hoes were nominal, at @ 93500 for summer ETHOLEEOM.—The market for orude in bulk was dull, and Tove 40. supply which ® few sianll lots were disposed of. ominal at 16%. a Ie. N was eae ito rier alfa rhero wat owe ra ye uarket were (Moti bir lower, except for oil for Sepia ef selivery,swhicl was 4 ie On the spot on p.ivate teras, t 1,200 bbls. do. Bercee L008 do: for Sortamnber at Oye and 0. for ovember and December (ki) each month) at 2yc. There At Bige. w Wie, There was leas netivity in the markel for retined, the irmuess of the holders checking busivess, her ice. advatice over yealerday's quotations was demnnded, ‘The sales were 1,50) bbls, for Beptember doll at S640. closing at about 98\¢c, ; 3,000 do, cor October mt at 29740. 1,000 ver (B00 n 3 do. Yomaber 0d each aout) at B2/c. wid rusaored, 2009 do, for Were mainiained in cons: el dusall lola were soid as from Sige, to 9c, Rangoon was quoted at 7/40. a 7Mc., with: out sales of moment. which was carce aud very lirm ative. a 1c. Commun 10 good still quoted at Io. a 18 ye, Sales unimportant, fm Boston at $2 24)4) gold, daty paid. Grass dull and noml- n Sv@an.—The market for raw was ouly moderately acth on offerings, The adlen were O29 hhdu'nt Yigce-a Lidge. tor Cuba, Porto Rico and Demerara; tino M0 boxes On pri We quote :--Fiard, (840, a 15 4e.5 eoft white, 125 tira Gy Linge. Ibigo yelow, Tite. w Tie. relining, 94 good refining, 94cs ny 100. Wie; | prume to choice fc. saat a and voxe note, Mevnvar-Bonee Duich stendards Won T te 880; 3 diny 18 to 15, 10350. a WMG; do. 16 to 1B, 1h 0. cr ic do, wulte, Ide, @ 18ee. do. No. 12 18 bond. ost caah Nee. do,, grocery grades. We. a Tie. raf fLSKRY.-— Rocaipta, 46 vble. The demand, was mode. y acl MYSTERIOUS DEATH IN A BAGNIO. Silver, of 232 West Sixteenth street, called at a dis- Wooster street, After conversing for some time denly taken with cramps in the scomach and died The Coroner was uotiiiee Yo hold an inquest. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Brooks—Tvomery.-—On Saturday, September 24, by Rev. A. K. Sanford, ALFRED ©. Buooks to Mls: Gares—Pangons,—tn South Shaitsbury Wednesday, September 14, by the Rev. W. EL. Rasy. Mr. Joun L. Gates, of New York city, to Mrs. MARY Gules wore bana there were no sales; cured e heard ot Th soma we ¢ was Tiamat umedtate wan fo quoted at'the close at 25550. 0 Tho sales were 600 bbi di Wage moderate demand for jobbing lots. which ware sell Yor Bepiember delivery prices were steady, While for Qcin do, for do, on private terms, 1,000 do. for October and No- Riow,—Curoilna was in small supply and previous prices STHAMINE,—here was no demand except for prime, SEKDs.—Linsred—\Ve heard of farther sales of 4,000 bags ‘dns very brn, at yesterday's closiag tions, with small vate terns. Refined was unchanged in value; the demand Cuds—imrerior Ye couMOn rerning, Figc. w o Me.;, eont . j, eentrs molaoeos Gist asa ca 9440.5 Inelado, be, PnG.§ dr 10 to 12, V5¢e, w 1UAK0. 2 fod, Ihe Pe Ito We, Vigo. w Fe id, ac. Forte itlco- Reliving grades, bic. 5 cau was slow or but steady im value, Small ns of prime were made at D4c, ately active at Soygc. we, at whe prices $0 vbw were sold. About tea o'clock yesterday morning Joseph reputable house kept by ove Lina Meyhoefer, at 189 with an mmate named Ellen Smith, he was sud- soon after the arrival of 4 Bleecker street physician. creme wate em nase terme cae ee me Married. { MUOMEY, all of tats city. Vt., on AM. Pansons, of South shaftspary. So cards, Died. AMERN.—On Saturday, Sepwember 24, Rev. P. P. ABBIN, assistant pastor of fioly Cross cliarcn, Plat bush. A solemn high mass will be offered for the repore of his soul, in the Church of ihe Holy Orose, Plat bash, this (Monday) morning, at half-past ten o*clook. The reverend clergy of this and the neiglboriag diocese are respectfully invited to attend. Bravy.—On Saturday, September 24, Tuomas FP. BRavy, Dative of Baltykiilortst, parish of Granured, county Longfora, Ireland, oged 86 years. ‘The retatives and iriends of the fasally ure respect- fully Invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, Greenpoint averue, enpoin’, the fMonday) afternoon, at three o'clock, Hout thence to Calvary Cemetery tor interment. BoyLe.—On Friday, September 25, JomN R. Borer, in the GTik year of his age. ~ ‘ ‘Tue friends of the isiouy and those of his brother. in-law, Thomas K. Blake, also those of Ris sonlo- law, Thomas Connolly. are reapeotfally invited to attend the funeral, bits (Monday) iaorning, at halt past nine v'c.ock, Sout bis jate reside orty-eight) street. ils remains will be taken ww St. Bontlace church, where pilemu requiem 5 will be offered for the repose oi bis soul, which they will be interred ta Caivary Gemeters CAMPBELL.—=Olb SUL %, Haw the beloved wire of Joke a native parish of Kilear, county d, aged years and 7 mouths, ‘The relatives and friends of the fainily are resp folly Invited to attend the tuveral, from St. Gabrie chnrek, Vbirty-seventh street and Second aven where a solemn roquiew mass will be oilered fo repose OF her Soul, on ‘Pucidsy morning, biew ning and ten o'cioek, from whence the remains wi be conveyed to Calvary Comeiery, CLAY.—On bimiday, Seprenabe: ¥ CLAY in the 40th year of lis aye, late armorde of tho Fits regiment cavairy, N. @., 3. .N. Y. : His friends, and aiso the officers and me the First regiment of cavuiry, are resp vited to atte ad the Tanerad, ‘this (Mons: HOON, A! One Clolocke, from its ise reaonce, Haat Twenty-1xth street, Coway.—-On Sunday, Cowan, aged 29 years, Whe friends and relat fully requested to ait TnLon, al one O Donegal, pera of ¥ ine epremnbe months a es Of the fi ihe tux wk, without farther j DONNELLY.—On Saturday, September 4, Mrenarn Don ¥, hatlve of Vaidalk, county Loud, f land. he friends and acquainta: viced to attend the haneral, eg are respectfully tn. ous hs La | No, 491 Seventh avenue, at ien o'clock this (Monday) | morning, fr he Charen of the Loly Innocents and | thence to Calvary Cem: , H Jablln Papers Please COpys } EpsaLL.—Ua Sat September Danse Gt Epsani, ip the soto year of his age, ! The relatives sud friends of the fomity are re- | spectiully invited to a 1 the funeral, from his e reala 9. 11 K street, Jersey City, on ‘Quesday moruing, at eleven o'clo foe remains Wil be removed to Staten Isiaua (or Interment. flour was quiet bu sien 600 boi, For tye four there was 1 fa! I ice; rates 450 bol. Corn meal was quiet bis, Marsh's clone at yo We qinte:~ Ro. 25care... + 240.094 8) Su 4Wa bb Exira Stave. Che 60 Cholee a +b Ode 600 Superiine Wes! +404 610 Extra doses... 2 bWa 540 Fxtre Minnosota Sie 65) Round hoop Obie, ehivvihy brand + 18a 650 | Roundnoop Ohio, tude vravc +8605. 600 Family... : +6 bia 725 | Bt. Louis low exirs Sioa 6 bt. Louin straight exira Sus 8 Bt. Lous choice double extra. Sia 7 x St. Louis choice tamil Ton 4 } Ryo ton, 4008 6 | Southern extrac 60a Corn mexi,city. 56) a Corn meal, 4a wa a he iy lowe’ salen (part last evening) $113 for No. 2 Chicago spring, $1.25 (or old No. 1, #125 for ue winter in store and delivered. | @ye was dull and cominal ut | previous prices; » anual! lot Of old Western waa sald at Bic, Corn was passably active aud prices were higher for prime. | ‘There were solo 75,00 bushels at sfc. a Ye. fo. mixed West ern and Séc. for commen do, i store. Vale were steady, with, however, but Itde demand, The sal abou 20,000 bushels (mostly ia amail tote), af f2e. « for Wes’ ern, 50e. for oll wu. aad dbe, S8e. for Obto—the latter pris tor white, Buyth batley aud barley mait were dull, wad we | heard of no sales. FREIGHTS.—Tie market war quiel, the offerings of almost ail articles being light, and rates were » iriile lower in come caaes. The chartering Dusiuess wax dull, but rates were firan, especiatly for vessels of erall size, which were sil scarce and wanted. Tae eugagementa word:--¥o Liverpool 2W) tons ol cake, at 17s, 6d., and per steamer, 1,200 bales cotton at 3g. Grain room Was quoted nt 84. ‘Fo’ Lodon, 7.600 pushele wheat at Gi., 1,00) bbe. dour ats, Tgd., and par steamer, TNO boxes cheese, at Sis. ‘To Glasgow. per steamer, 1,80 Vola. four at ua, 90) ‘The charters were:--A bark to Cork, for orders, with 2,00 bbls. naptha, at 6s. ; « brig from Philadel pha to the Bal ic, with 1,800 do. refined petrolenn, at 7a. Bd. ; & bark from the same port, with 2,80 do., at 6. bd., if to Lone don, and 58. if to Liverpool; « brig, 145 tous to dacksoavtile and oack wilh LiOhi feet lumber as 1D; @ North German brij a hul i, and one lon to Pernambu: vetical” cart; & Dri’, 26 tons, to Jamaton aud. back} A brig, 100 ‘tone, for the ‘mame voyage; and = Tork, “for “Bremen, general ary. on ‘private terms. GUNNTES were dull, the demand being light, and we heard of no sales. Prices were nominal at 2le. u 2c. for bags and 29ige. a Bie. for ciol Heme was inact! i ere about BUM buncels, at | 1 17% for do. Miiwankee, | | do., $1 33 #1 35 for amber nd prices were nominal at yesterday’ quotations. | No wales were reported, Hove, ine market was exceedianly. gutot, the by being confined to Smnali lots, Prices were heavy wi 10c. a 2o, for old and 1 ic. fOr Lew. ® MOLASSES.—No gales of cone prices remained heavy for were held for full previous '. for smali lots to supply immediate wants. We quote: — New Crop Out Crop. Cuba—Contrifugal and mixed... ic. a re. Ave. a 250. Clayed. ; Muncovado, ret luscovado, grocery. Porto Rico, Bnglisb Islas New Orie: NAVAL % dull, the market being most! ries were heavy not quot jerchantab.e lol ard, Sdgc. A few nd 70 bie. (New York) uence were reported and M DUE she grocer, made at dc. a 49%0., # Drought 40340. Crage was dui and wominal at $3 10 @ sd 1b; no sales, Rosin was quiet avd prices nominal, except for Atrwined, which was quoted at 91 90 a al 9274; a enle of about 1,000 bbls was rauiored on private term ote No. 2, $2 a 43 40; No. 1, $2 50.8 9200; pale, 3 Te Bh extra do. and wintow glass, 30a 97. ' Wimington tar was dull and nominal at #! ‘Ont ‘$3 50—the Iatver pres for rope. —Lindeed was quiet at 9c. # Hc. In swail lov, in we beard ot mo further lorga sales. Other kinds were dull at the quotations publisued in our last issue, Bales untnportant, Ot. CARY, —The demand was more active, but prices were lower. There were solu 200 tons city fast India, in bags, as $38 Jo, gold, and 100 do. Western at p41 50, currency. PROVISIONS, Receipts, 360 bois. lard ‘and SIV kkega do. ay inarket for pork was more ac aad prices were stendy Gt yesterday's closing quotaiioak’ ‘There were sold 1.5.0 bbls., at $25 on Une epot and for October: and #24 7) 9 $24 874 (Or November. ‘There was a maverate Jobbing de- Toand at about previous figures. The xan N a0 bbls, at | my WD a 4 itor mess, ch) aL the insid net SE tor pritne. Live hogs were qiivtod ai 9, a ue, for common e grades, wiih @ muderave demand. The market for as Very Wet, there being but Hite demand, und with Mut ADAIONS to sel, jower prices prevalied. Aboat were Wold ae for” prime Western ny AOL Lie. a Tlge, y;, there were. #: cern ‘or December delivery at ifdye., whiten pri » above (he Views of buyers, Dressed hogs were | actives at Uge, a Le, for common to prime, 'y- ull and nominal at Lorimer jew 20 von ratilic. For there but Ittle demand ; bi to the staail sippy. Small’ g othe ranse of Lage tor pick edy h. 4 Light Ucrced smmoxed and bagged do. ana Wige, «| joked shoniders. Kor beet in buls. the demand Wax eniirely of # retail character, aud prices were The sales were about 40 bbls, ta lota, at #144 $25 for plam Wedd aad mii a SLY for exe do. Beet in terces was dail 1 | | | law, | o'clock P.M, i { t ULDS.—-At € ipaw, N. d., on Satarday, | September 24, Mist CatisiINa SuigLaw Favips, | a@ native of Paisley, Scotiaud, i» the sd year of her | ; i t ; | ‘OGERTY.—On Sunda. dans or od LE months and © of the fait ce of ber JOSEPHINE, Buzabedn 4 days ‘al, Whied ang will take place Kast Eugity- aged |] years and 1 ‘The relatives and friends of @ naliveo B Years. ne relatives ani friends Of the famtly are respect- fully invited to attead the funeral, the reat. dence of tis uncle, Luke Gilgau, d¥9 West Fortieth at LTO ofCidek On Sunday, September 2 wife of Willa H. Gray and youu ter 0} the late Solomon and Maria Banta, in the gist year of her age ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral services, at nec late residence, No, 255 West Fourth street, on Tues- day, at twelve o’vlock noon. Her remains will be taken to the New York Cemetery (uear Hackensack) for intermet HALL.—Ou Saturday, September 24, Jase in 74th t . The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, without further invitation, from his late | residence, a Tuckaioe, on Paesday morniug, at } hali-past eleven o'clock. Cars Jeave Twenty-sixth street sta-tion, Harlem Rafiroad, at hall-past pine | o'clock A. M., for Tuckatoe. { Hannan.Suddeniy, ou Saturday, September 24, | JOAN ©, HANNAN, aged 26 Years and 3 mouths. | frienas and relatives are respectfully inviied to | attend the mucral. this (Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence 43 Chrystie street. JIBNDRICKSON.—OD Studay, September 25, HEN- PRICK A. HENDRICKSON, aged 6¥ Years, 5 mouths | and 7 days. ‘The fr ends and acquaintances are respectfully in- Viled 10 attend the funeral, a¢ the Kerormed church at Jamaica, on Tuesday witernoon, at two o'clock. Hvrtcuins.—at Washington Heights, on Sunday, September 25, Wittia’ HuTodins, in the 43d year of his age, His friends and acqualntan and those of Cap- .} tain Wilijato Harris wud faculy ave invited to atvend | the fanerai, from the Church of the Intercession, ‘Teoth avenue, near 10dth etreet, on Tuesday after- hoon, at two o’ciock. ‘Che relatives of the family are as rhe ‘Wo meet at his late residence atone o'clock, ELLY.—On Sunday, September 25, OsARLorre FPrancus Keviy, daughter of Patrick and Anastatia Kelly, aged J year, 2 wontis and 1 days, Friends and reiatives are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, frou the residence of her parents, 321 First street, corner of Norih Sixth street, Wil- liamsburg, on Tuesiay afternoon, at two o'clock. K&NNEDY.—On Suaday, September 25, ai Jersey City Heights (ate Hudson City), JAMES KeNNEDY, aged 61 years, 1 monta #ud 13 days. ‘The irlends of the family are respectfally invited to attend the funeral, this (Monday) afternoon, at halt past vliree Rape from the residence of his son-ine Christian Sohretber, Newark avenue, near Court House, Hudson City. Ky: Suddenly, on Saturday, September 24, WILLIAM KPYSeR, in the 38th year of his age. { The relatives and friends, also the Members of } Fureka, Lodge, No, 17 bers of Jeferson Lodge, No. 12, I. 0. of O. B., of » Philadelphia, aud brothers of sister Jodges, are re- spectiully invited to attend the funeral, on Tresday aflernoun, at Lwve O'clock, from his tate residence, No, West Thiviy-seventh street, Norick.—BOKGXA LODGE, NO. 177 Bretiren, you are here! Special meeting of your lodge, on ‘Tuesday, Septem ler 27, at tie jodge Toom, 259 Bieecker suieet, ab ot to attend the funeral of owt brother, Willtam Keyser, of Jefferson Lodge, No. Le, of Phitadeipiila, Pa.” ROBERT P. CAKRULL, N. 0. Horace IGLER, Secretary. LAWKENCE.—At Flusiing, Lyf, on sisil day, (he 2 Habe, iM 1. 0. of O, F., also the mem | ¢ 134 | without board, together or separately, their front and buck 1349 284 of ninth month, GILBERT LAWRENCE, in tho 95th Feat of has age." % ‘The reialives and friends ofthe family are tnvited bx pe the grey yan meeting At Flusidog, o1 Secor Monday) afteragon, bn cae Cars Leave unter Point at oae ore LAMON.--(n Saturday evening, September ¢ JOHN LAMON, aged uT years. * Funeral wervices at lus lace residence, 98 North Sixth street, Williamsburg, this (Monday) afternoon, at halts Gue o'clock. Relauives aud iaieuds are respect thvited to attend, LBAUY.—Maty Leauy, the wife of Thomas Leahy, native of Kildnaue, county of Limerick, Leland, aged 65 years, ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from her lave residence, 120 Molberry street, this( Monday) allernoon, at two o'clock. MAGUIRE—On Sunday, September 26, CATHAIINE, wile of Terrence Maguire, and daughter of the ite Charles Martin, The relatives and friends of the family are respect. fully invited io atend fhe funera, from her late residence, 120 Wosv Twenty-eigtth street, on Tuesday a ernoon) at oul oom. cial F Moc’ Movu; Sunday, Se et 2 nN oCus, in the Bist year of nage yi ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also the late insiabers of Peverson Engine Company 31, and Petergon As#oo!ction, aud ex-nembers of Hook aud Ladder No. 1, ond thd less Cutters’ Asdoctat.on of New York, ave invited to attend his funeral, from Nis late residence, No, 26 Sulioix street, on Tuesday afternoon, at iwo v'lock, MoeDERMorr.—On Vriday, Se ber 23, JouN MoDBRMOTT, 1 the 49th year of hs age, Frignds of (ie family are respectiaily Invited to attend the forecal, (vom mis late residence, 1% Monroe sireet, on Puesday morning, at vine o'cloc! PATTERSON.—On Friday, September 23, WILLIAM A. PATTERSON, only son of William G, aud AL A, Patterson, aged 24 years and 20 days, The friends nd “relatives, and those of his father and mother, are respectfully invited to attend hia funeral, this (Monday) afternoon, at half-past one o'clock, from tae Seventa avenue United Presby- terlan Church, vetwoen Twellth ant My PRATT—On Sonday, September, 25, NewEMLaH PRATT, aged 54 years. ‘The relatives ‘and friends are invited to attend the fm drom bis jate residence, No. 107 King street, on ‘Tuesday a/ernoon, at four o'clock, Albany payers please Con PROKINK.—At Torquay, England, on Thursday, Sueno S, Wr a bpm a eee of m ‘ecks, of Hoboken, N. J, 2h ye S months aad s days, OEY SR RUPDEN.—ANNAYELLA ReppeN, aged 16 years, 1 month and ti days. ‘The friends « equaintances are respectfully in- vited to attend (he funeral, from her late residence, ‘244 Weat Sixtcenth street, at one o'clock. Scort.—On Sunday, September 26, CORNELIA JANE, only daughter of aa, aud the lat liam 1H. Seott, aged 8 years, 8 months and 20 days. Weep not for me, my mamma de: 1am not dead, but sleeping here AS J 41a noW So you shall be; Prepare jor deain and follow me. Relatives anc friends of the famiuy wre invited to attend the fageral, from the Duane Methodist churen, Hudson street, near spring, this (Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock, SUVS! udenty, on Sunday morning, Septem: ber 25, at eicvea o'clock, Josera SILVER, aged 26 years, Relatives aod friends are respectiily inytied to attend the funeral, from ms late dence, 233 West Sixteenth sireet, on Tuesday afternoon, at one = h ¥ : MITI.—In Hrooklyp, on Saturday morning, Se; tember 24, Fring Payson, youngest son of J. ienty aan? Atnsite Statth, aged 2 years, 3 months aud Be The relatives and friends of the faraily are inytied fo attend the funeral, from 59 St. James place, Uius {Momlay) afternoon, at two o'clock. . y September THOMAS.—In brooklyn, om Saturday, widow of Jolin Thomas, 2, Enizasera Trowas, aged 82 years. ‘The relatives and friends are respectfuily invited to atvead the funeral, from her late residence, 617 Hieks street, wear Degraw, on Tuesday afternoon, at two D’eioek. Warson ‘enty, Saturday eventing, Sep- tember 24, Jc *. WATsoN, son-in-law of Captain Tate, at his residence, 45 Carll street, Brooklyn, aged 64 years. Tae relatives and to attend the fun tree oF civox. ma are respectfatly invited ral, this (Monday) afternoon, av papers please copy. -On Munday, Septeunh ¢ of Henry Wess ‘The retutive nd trivads of ke urily are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late A” 2159 his friends of are respectfully invited ‘unergl, on Tuesday afte noon, to ation’ wi o'choek, ivem his late re Greeuwioh street, LOST AND Foi NOUND—A BU! WNER TO PROVE property. top itoor. pame BAVSIOE, Lt, OR- ON RETURNING Via Thdray-f0" ot Terry, &@ Pocketbook euntainin weamey. Bcakd, des A iberal reward wif be palit a of sano to JOMN H. MUGIES, 113 Can- nou stree L 1A wot VhiG, BE ED Bw i ci Railcoad deyot and ‘irivity Building. « small Cluster Diamond Piu. Kinder will be rewarded byre- turning the wan » LU Broadway. BETWEEN HM! BROADWAY yeirat atreet, « Diary aud Momorandum vrobably dropped in ear or stage. Belongs, Mu. Page, cago. Ketura and get eS Insurance Company, M4 roadway QQ wewaRD. T, SEPTEMBER 1%, IN OR | DID go 's theaure to 61 Weat Twenty-nec. Gad sirert, & three Mone, biack enamelled Diamond Klug The reward wil be paid by levying the the above address. TECTIVES.—ONLY” EX BRATAVES fuhed by the ol WAKREN, leading busi | wbuuity, MANTELS. MARDLE MANTELS D Famine 7 urbles, $i! to old Mibu Rich cesigus black, eng ) COMPANY, 1,200 Broadw: rane’ warerooms, 427 Fultum Brooklyn. MARBLE AND MARBLEIZED MANTELS, OF THE latest inported patterna: Monuments, Headstones at reduecd prices. A. KLABER, steam marble works, Li and } 166 Bast Kightecmth streat, neat Third aveune, New York. ARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS RICH AND ELE- gant designe, from 4, $12, $15 up to 00. 'T. B, TEWAKE & CO., 605 Sixth avenue, between Thiity-fitth and cy-siaih streos, GS, KLABEM & 60. MARDLE WORKS, 217 TO 235 WEST De. Filty-tiust street, beiween Broadway and Kighth avenue and Marblelved Mantels, Monuments, Headstones, of superior workinanghip, cheapest {n the etty. DENTISTRY ([PEIH, EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN THIRTEE allow cheek: 106 Gran CLOTHING. TS. MIBH'S, 137 THIRD AVENUE, LADIES AND AA xeutiemen can receive the eat prives at-off r Ladies al- ig and Carpets by calling or addrasaing. id by Sirs. Miss A i UNEURALSHRD A.. rooms each, with aun niences; also thr kOOMS AND 0 LET, PRETLY SUITS OF FIVE lowet room and other conve- Suits, sever rooma each, with ail the jae provements, in 21, 220 ahd. 24 Weat Thirty-fith street, Ap- ply at 1,075 Third avenve, near Sixty-third street. A. GABLOR FLOOR 10 LET—IF REQUIRED WITH Basement, at 205 Kast Pitveonth atreet, near Third av. P°LGORS OF SIX, SKVEN AND EIGHT ROOMS EACH ‘Yoirly seventh street und Third avenue; water closet ‘o,,on each. Apply to MATCHEW BYRNK Hast Thirty-ihird stroet, between Lexingion and Third avenues, 10 L&T-—SECOND FLOOR, Of FIVE ROOMS, WATER, ton family of udulta, ut 163 West Twentieth streat: Inguire at II Sevaiih avenue, corner Zwenuetis APAK and Basement, $48 ; Second #ivor, %: 691 Second avenne, Second Floor, #30; Third Floor, #2b; also Seco: Second Fl 10 LE’ ‘D BASEMENT, decent family or for a private Boarding houka rth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenui DURREES. mpo ferotwo FINE LARGE FLOORS, AT 297 EAST Fifty-eigbth street. None but sma il, respectable famd- lies need app.g. [0 LET—FRONT AND BACK PARLOR, i gant howe: all modern improvemenis; locality un- Cxceptionadle, 408 Eaat Thirlieth street, isi 10 LET—-A FURNISHED ROOM AND BEDROOM, FOR a goutieman aud wife, at 329 Hudson street, WEST FOURTEENTH STREET, NAR DFLMONI- co's.—AM elegant Secoud Floor, Parlor and two Bed- rooms, connecting, aud fourth Ooor, frout and rear Rooms, whbout boar 4Q, Rast NixerE 2 TVATE family offer large handsomely furnished Rooms, o wuite or eingly,to fanilies aud single geutlemen, Reer- ence. FO GRE 4 We) ed, a splendid Suit of Parlors and Extension, to gether with batéments and laundry room, stationary tubs, range, every convenience; house private.’ To good party » rare chance is offered, WEST FIFTRENTH STREP a furnished, handavt cond ; ina three rooms, ‘bot and cold water, a other Booms to let, nicely furnished, EAST TWELFTH STREET, BETWEEN THIRD and Fonrth avennes.—A private family will let ¥O N of Farlors and one Koom on thira flo: 2) )Q West TWELYTH STREET.— FR +9 ond oor, suitable for married or single from $16 t0 $15; slugle Roo 7 FAST FOURTERNTH STREET.—TO LE’ nice front Room, with KiteRen and Bedroom, hath and gus and also front Basement for olliee: evitabie (or a dovior. Layuire at 216 Grand street | } j) PO Let WITH IMMEDIATE Pos! | { By FPO LET -A BM ALL, | Owne: TO LET FOR BUSINESS A. baray ust tenant, Kk SUBRTANTTA! BUILT FACTORY PROPERT A trae Bact sae ar slary prick bullding, boecerivc, Will rent the whole, or in tloors if'4o wantod; rent moderate JAS, R. EDWARDS, 277 West Twenty-third strvot, Ak LET -18X100, WITH GOOD LIGHT ON bose st DIMOND'S murbie works, 415 West Forty-scoynd street, near Broudway. Tro a FFICE TO LET.ALL OF ¥ corner of Wail and Broad atrocis: most destrable loca tiom in the city, Apply ou the prewises, No. 2 Well sires, Rent low—¥1,000 per year, TEAM POW Ww SPLENDIDLY LIGHTED floors, 26 d0x2bx1 105. to lek; best power and finest rooms in the city. Ig to the eugineer, Nos. YM and Ib Baster sireet, 10 LBT—IN CONSEQUENOR OF JUG HRALTIT, THE T Store $16 Third aveme, eorver Fibiriy-olght atrewt; oc- cupied forover four years for dry goods: best atond in tae avenue for any Teapeciaine Dusiugur; Uatires complete; rent ow. BUILDING, 7X10, TO. GEAR ON TWeEN- street, nour Sixth avenue imapro HK, DREW & C0, 10 ith ayenun” RECOND FLOOR TO LET TA LARGE FLOOR, OVER SPORE CORNER Sixth avenne und Nineteenth a reet; well adapted for Sy Night business or for honsekeeping: has range, botler, washtubs, &e. Also Third Floor, Apply w &. MEAKES, corner Sixth avenue and Nineteenth street, O LEAT 22 CHATHAM STRE TWO FINE Lotte, #x20, with double Licht ant te moderate emt; to be let deparate or together preverments, ai 0 LET-STORE AND BAS: NINTH AVE- nas; aultable fur any busines: R. Hl. WINE, 697 Sixth avenue, NT, 10 ‘0 LET CARAP-THE VAL party cernar of Ti4th street a ABLE MUSINESS PRO- i Third aveuue; the lot is entirely covared with Dulldings ard (e desiyavie (ut guy kand of business. Apply at 365 Broadway, New York, ‘O OVSTERMEN,—A WELL ESTABLISHED OYSTER and Diniag Saloou, with « part of the Fixtures, w let, on reasonabie tera. Inquire at P.M. PANNON'S, No. 9 liam: ion avenue, Brookiyn, on Monday, Sept, 26, 187 t. Puruiphed. A ~DESTRABLE HOUSES TO LET. FULLY FUR + ulshed, V. . STRVENS@N & SON, 11 Hine sirvrt 40.0, a, brown xtra ine... brown sion D stone. PRINTED LISTOF FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET distributed gratuitously daily upon application, mailed on receipt of stamp. STANUE) DA’, way, bawement offices A an or Ii Broad. TO LET, FURNISHED ANDO UNSWRNISHED Houses, ti loea tious to suit, at ronsounble prices, See OS. PECK & 00., 47 Browdway. FURNISHED BROWN STONE House to let— Yor private fami.y or oad pu:powea; rout Dairy 85,000 per year, WARD & OGDEN, Broadway, corner Se A. VERY DPSIRABLE ror House, im beantiini orda: Fixth aveous; rent 84, HL. LUDLOW & Co A 70, BE UE BiBGANY THRRE + attlo brown atone front bigh etoop West Twentieth atreet ; has 1b r60n: wod gus S2rtures, and Apply un the preuises (rom 6.4. M. tos NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE.-IN A GOOD Lowa. tion, to Jot, antl the tat of May, at che rate of 9.000 yourly ; at present ilieu with bua! Adress Lor partieu- nteenth atreet, & STORY FORNISHED ety-ninth strees uear permis wppig to Be AND rweiling No. B85 ised with Croton 4zean be dexirod, lace Dr. J. H. SPRAGUE, 172 Sal avenite, A FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN STONE Ps Touat, farnivh: deiween FiCUs and Sixth avenues snd Thinty-fourth and Forty second strenta: rent £7) por mouth, Jas. KE OTT West Twenty third sirect, A FURNISHED BROWN STONE HOUSE TO RENT AA On Wont Twonty-nocond street, twelve t ot ane bow fo five bun y fur }, incinuding one of Chicksriog's past planos, silver, bed und table linen, cling, giass and kitchen ware, in order and {8 perfect in all re» private party Budd per month fo JAS, KBD WARE Owe has just been put ts; rent to a responsible year or longer. 47 West Twen’y-tuind street, DPSIRABLE BROWN STONE RESIDENCE, LO. cared westside, oppoalte (he Theological Sominary Park ‘and furnished froin top to bottom, @:ateen roome; ii modera Mprovements; neighboriedd and surround ings brat cinea; will be reutod to « respousivie family for One yoar om longer for B25 per month. JAS. R. BDWARDS, 2/7 Weal Twenty-litrd street. RESPONSISLE PAMILY CAN FIND A DELIGHT. AA fut Moura, fully furnished, In «ine, central location ; 18 Fors ait in orders pasmessio i Lala Week ; ageute notice, #94 Waset Fourteoota atrest, EAT DROWN BYONE BASUME: AA by fcrnianed, Gu West Tweny-nec per monta, HANDSOME 4 sireot; rent {235 8. 8. GOODALE, Zant) West Poenty-third street, Fitth Aveoue Hotel, FANDAOMELY Fi meat sone Bice. Apply to it ne Tani D Wes! Twentraulrd direct, ¥ ED YOUR STORY BASF- ‘Veiow Fourwenth LOODALE, P, ith Avenue tiotel. Is A SELECT NEION- an ‘elegantly furnished B with VATE FAMILY, & ween Proadwnt 4 LOX O15 Post offic » $0 WEST FOUR. .» from Oetoder 1to May 1, HED, TO A stone House ent BY, Adure Seventh avenue. T° LET-PURNISHED HOU! teenth street, #250 per mow to ® co0d tenant. TO RENT FULLY, FURN fa House, delighttuily | tween HED, A FIRST CLASS dell (th and Bixih avenues, to sponalble family: porsoaeion. tm year or $600 per mn Tull name aad refe ‘PURER STORY. HIGH STOOP HOUSY, WITH EX ion, handsomely and thoroughly furnished: Thirty: Firth and Sixth sv # FURNISHED itously upon app) MOUSKS TO tron; mutied STANLEY DAY, Ti broadway, Trin basement, othcen A.B. ~T0 RENT, TWO FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP vS'and 205 Bast Sixty-third street, 16 rooms oue on West Forty-third ntreet, Ni ementy to each; rent §l,. each wil th imp: ‘Yuird avenue, near Sixty-third street. ~ UNFURNISHED DWELLING ond tedium sized, In ali locations, to let'at lowest a asain. “y V. kK. SEEVENSON & SON, 11 Pine street, Goon Th Siaty- ae PORY BRICK HOUSE TO RENT— ni sircet; contain 10 rows, all in good Ts). Apply JOHN FETTRETCH, 44 A Order; reat only ‘Third avenue. POOR RENT-A FOUR STORY ENGLISH BASEMENT }} bigh stoop House, with al} tmprovements; coutratly lo- ented, near Broadway) partiy furnished ; faraiture new. Ap- ply at KICHAGD'S, 963 Broadway, (PO MELA NEAT THREE STORY COTTAGE, WITH 4i the modern improvements, unfurnished or farniabed. Apply on tne premises 11) East Tweuty-seventh street, from 1) to 4 o'clock ; immediate possession given. LY ). 636 LEXINGTON AVENUE, A FIRST class four story brown stone House, having all the tnodera {improvements and in complete order; porsession given October 1; ean be seen from 10 tod. For dorms apply to b. BLANCO, 13 South William atreet. re SION, AN OLD fasnioved Mansion. atthe foot of Kighty-fourth street, aod commanding a fine view of the Enat river, containing two large pariors, a large diaing room, eight bedroomm and a kiteben, laundry and store room, elegantly furnished apd wel! adapted for & gentleman's resitence: rent #150 per month, Apply ow ihe promises or of P. GILSHY, 171 Broad- w FOUR STORY FRAME HO) WITH STA. ali lub; op Ninety-seventh street, 140 6 Apply at FENNER'S drug store, corner und Browdway. Mpo LE bie, Ligato ve Thirty-second wie DESIRABLY LOCATED HOUSE; two together can be had it required; $100 per mouth excl. inquire at td) Lafayette place: (PO, LET MODRRN THREE stoRY DWELLING Houe, No, 88 Amity street. Apply to T. J. GIBBONS, 100 Bleecker street. O LEL-IN GOOD ORDER, THE CONVENIENT Dwelling House 41 Barrow street, water and gas; loca- Hon pleasant apd uighiy respectable, “Iuquire trom ld to 1d A.M. STORY AND BASEMENT high atoop brick House, in good order, $52 Second ave- Dus, nowr Twentieth atrect ; ‘will be let iow to a good tenant; ean be seen from A. M. 4B. M, Apply on the premises, MO LET-A FINE TARE: ©) HOUSES FOR $500; & FOR $1,200; 2 FOR 81,600; <4 ulso elegant private Residences wad Houses, suitable for Boarding purposes, ranging in price fromm $300 to 1,00) per month ; 16 lounen, KILPATRICK & HOLMES, 46 East Twenty-third sireet, PURNISHED ere AND APARTMENTS “AT THE LEXINGTON AVENUE TURKISH BATHS, coruer of, Twenty-Gfth siteet—New rooms, newiy fur: nished, well ighted and wel! veuiUated, for geutlemen on, house and baths open all night, PRIVATE FAMILY, OCCUFYING A FIRST CLASS AA© Houte, 63 Kant Tenth sireet, between Broadway and Daiversity place, williet a richly furnisued Parior and Bede room adjoining. T 103 WEST THIRTEBNTH STREKY.TWO FRONT Rooms, furnished, on second and third floors, Kas and Bath, to let to geatiemen, without board. Call for three days, PRIVATE FAMILY LIVING UP TOWN, IN A FIRST class house, would reat their Second Story en waite or ‘ingly; the rooms are pleasant aud well furuinhed; have closets, presees, hot and coid water, &o.; unexceptt r roferences exchanged. Address U,, box 1di Herald oll “NTLEMAN AND WIFE OR SINGLE GENTLE obiatn pleasant aud welt furnished foome in of adults, Inquite at 250 Weat Eleventh street, PARLOR AND BEDROOM AND ON AA. Ravi to iet—-All well, furuiabed ; Ineatlon ple: Convenient; G4 Last Ninth sicvet, sla doors wea of Broad- SOR RENT-LLEGANTLY PURNISE singly or en suite, ai 1) Booadwax. GD ROOMS. | 10 I the | ANDSOMELY PURNISHED ROOMS INCLUDING & Coe eae taie aa ae C fainily, Ineprivate fats Appl at ft Weat Ni street. pz, OF A PRIVATE HOUSE TO LET.INQUIBE I 66 014 Bast Fourteouts street, T° Let--10 brown ston moderate mo ER OR UPPER PART OF FIRST CLASS House, 495 West Forty -sevonth stevet, Rend Apply on premises, T-PLEGANTLY FURNISHED KOOMS, TO BIN- eed, without meas, Old No, 46, new No, Te auhlt=0" Place, cpponite Fiecrepont House, Brookiym TT? RET GA MANDSOMELY FURNISHED | THIRD Floor (iv & brown stone private Terma $00 per month. ‘avd complete for West Filty-a PLEASANT FRON nda: say, bath end every we bets Front Basemcat, Ml Hawt Phircieth etreet. NEATLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, BEDROOM and Kitebea, with ‘ences for ‘housekeeping. would ian wai wile or two ladies. Onil ab a Sixth Twenty-fourth and Kwenty-Ofele street. AURNISHED ROOMS TO suite, at 105 Kast Kleventh Whole be furnished, to & re Board for part of rent; family st Convenieuce ; 44 59 vac suilable for an office. by '—SINGLY OK BN set, or would rent the noibie party, and take y private, (THOSE TIRED OF REGULAR BOARDING HouaES, exorbitant prices and poor table, can find elegant Cur: nished Moors and ® reiined home at 215 Wes! Fourteenth sweet. Reverences exchanged. pure LARGE ROOMS.HANDSOMELY FURNISHED. ‘wulla Thowaekceping :alao a front Parlor. Apply ab No, 168 Waverley place, near Bixth aveous, 7 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET.-TO LET, WITHOUT 6 board, furnished Parlors and Bedrooms on second, third and fourth doors, $8 WEEKLY. -HANDSOMELY FORNISHED ROOM Ry ; a} pastor Boor large ponies, a clided, and conveniences for housekeeping or geatlomen, U5 West Tuirtytuird street. . is > FAST SEVENTEENTH STREET. _ SUITS OF ROOMA, 18 witnout board, gentlemen only; between Union Square and Fifth avenu z QE PURD_SRTKET, FEW, DOORS Rast oF THR ) Lowery—N ‘wished Koorms to let, suitable for one or two persons; central location; ail improvements; torus moderate, OT Wher THIRTY -PIRST STRERT.—TO ome Senay Af opposite the Grand liotel Curmisned, fo gost Roume, togetuer or singly. Family private, QQ) BASE TENTH STREET, BETWEEN BROADWAY © ‘and University place.-Handsomely furatahed Booms on second for to let, en suite or singly, to gentlemen only; farily private; roferencea exchanged, A WEST TENTH STRERT.TO LET, WITHOUT D+) board, a large, nicely farniaked Room, on second oor; terms moderate , references. GQ WESL EUEVENTH | STREET, SECOND DOow IF trom Fitth avenue. Han isomely furnished Rooms to ot, without board, to gentlemen only ; references exchanged ; fuinily small; lovation uueaceptionable, EAST TWENTY-THIRD STREFT.-PLEABANT aud well turuished Booms for familica and single gentlemen, or Second and Fourth Floors, edivenient 0 care Bnd stages, with firat class references, 133 AMITY STREET. LARGE FURNISHED ROOMS. ded for peutloman nid wite or one ur two gonuemen, first floor, with gas, ®6 per week, AQ BAS! THIRTY-POURTH STREET.—A surT OF [58 tite Rooms handsomely furnished, torether or se parately, to partion desi the comforts of a privat coal fienos. Peder Signe te ] . PRINCE STRELT.—A RESPECTABLE PRIVATE 64 family will let a nicely furnished front Koom wo gen- tlemen ; 3 per week ; bath and gas. 24. WEST TWENTY-SECOND STREET. -A | FEW OID gentlemen can accommodated with pleasant furnished Kooms in a private family. OQ] WEST FORTY-SKVENTH S?REET.TO LET, 537 furnished or anfurulshed, tn nice cottage house, twe Koons, muitable for housekeepligs uncurniahed, iS; sw uieled, $16; healthy and respectable neighborhood. 1.329 BROADWAY, BETWEEN | THIRTY.SIXTH +0).40) and Thirty-seventh streets —A nicely furn Floor of five rooms, suitable for Hybt housekeeping; will be lot neparmiely oF together; terus moderate, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. LL WHO ARE LOOKING FOR BUSINESS SHOULD call and examine the Champion Cow Maiker, patented Ape cbw 150. Suowo dally mitdag cows, NEW YORK TLUER MANUFACIUBING COMPANY, 287 Broadway esr RARE OPPORTUNITY.THE ELEGANT BAR, RE plete with rosewood and oak Fixtures, Paintings, Cut Glassware, private water clouts, &c., complete, toyether wit Fran Store and larce Lunes Room attached, the whove adiairably adapted for a rst class restaurant: newly decor- nted; location unequalies ; ib0 Broadway, near Maiden lane; 0 now be leased; « large bustoess insured. Appiy imme Cintely, on the premises, to 0. T, CHICKHAUS. SPLENDID CHANOR FOR TO MAKE MONEY. 1 wilt aeli part of au Interest in good Silver Lodes near crown, Colucado, very cheap; will give references and satiety any party aa to value, te. -M, DWYER, Barton House, Georgetown, Col. A. R220, WASTED, A BPECIAL PARTNER, Witt «the Above amount, in an old extabiished tirst clane ahip- Pind and rommiasion business, ‘The abuve is a good opening or Any one having a son they wish to pul in business On wai | ary Cor the prosent, with an toterest bereafter. Bor p: Jnre contidectialiy address C.F. F., bux Al New Por! odlice. 7, MIDDLE AGED GENTLEMAN, WITH 41,000 16 cash, of good personal aad business habits, would like jola some Gus esiablisied in a paying and prominiag bust- ness of arcepectable character. Keler i and re quired. Address, with al! particulars, box 734 New York Fost offiee, WITH 91,900 to THOROUGH BUSINESS MAN, 3,000, wanted, at WESTBROOK'S Yale Syrup Manu- Tectories, 144 Fuiton street, Brooklyn, and 40 Chatham street, New York. A sure thing, sm runping oruer. NY PERSON WITH LARGE OR SMALL CAPITAL desiring good, ready, sure business tiamediately, vty profitable, cad obtain particulars by inquiring of or adiress- In, Dr. JAMES, No, 4 Ablogdon square, Bleccker street, uear ¥izhtu avenue. WELL KNOWN FIRM, DOING AN OLD ESTAB- lished, extensive and highly tucrative business, and which te steadily inereasiug, are desirous of disposing of the sine. Only parties having 75,000 in cash or approved rea! entate need apply, to whom a thoroush investigation will be Piven, with reaxons for walling. It will be sold tree of eve ‘ablilty aud incumbrance. Principals only will be tr with, Address G. G,, Herald oflice. RARE CHANCE.—AN ESTABLISHED WHOLESALE ‘and retail Business, with slock, fixtures, tools, Ac., em agents, and can be extended without ltmit,can be for afew hundred dollars; an experioncad clerk muin if desired ; offered op account of ill health. Cali between 1 and 4 o'c.ock, at 266 Broadway, room 11. A. EAKINER WANTED FOR | DRESSMAKIN( have nently f rtments and « Wheel Wiinoo machine. 1 am. rod operator myself. This fe splendid location, Cail ‘ixth avenue, between ‘Tweaty-fourth aud Twenty-fifth streets. [PUG, STORE CA FARINER WANTED IN A FIRST t Tuan driig i okiyn, .dotng & good business, Inquire of Mears. FASE L & LEE, Drugyists, 20 Beekman iret, New York. GENTLEMEN, NOW 18 THE TIME TO MAKE J money. Only 1,000 reruired for a | partnershs Sotereat in the most ‘celebrated money making exlil Gon in America, performing to crow Jed houses; prods dl vided dally. In‘yutre at 43 Hroad strecty room 26, WISH TO CONNECT MYSELF, TOGETHER WITH A rrvall capitals in tome good mercanttie, business. bid line preferred, No agents noticed. Address CAPITAL, 19 Herald ollice. HIRD INTEREST OR GUARANTEED SALARY FOR une of # xtend pleasant, profeable art be secured by valuable copyright; rofercnes and eecurit factory, Address COPYRIGHT, box 181 Herald ofice. WASTED <4 MAN WITH $800, TO JOIN ME IN A good, Jecitimato businews IL wil invent the same amount, Address MILLI, at Moody & Myddletou's, No. 7 Murray street. WASTED A PARTNER, WHO HAS Of CAN IN- uence captial, to unite tn an established real estate inesa, in the city of Richmond, Va, Ad> dress A. #.C., box 910 Post office, tichmond, Va. WASTED A PARTY WITH 49.000 TO $5,000, as partner ina working factory wod sale of article now in great locai demand, capable of much extension out of y ; wood worker desirabie, and Cuil investigation woliciied. Addreas vor 124 Herald office. $300 TO 8500 CASH PARTNER WANTED—IN THE . Teal estate and auction business; he can realize = good income, risk. THOMAS GAFFNEY, No. 9 Chambers atréet. and brokerage by SHO WANTED. A, FARINER IN A COFFEE, DOU, cake, oyster and dining saloon. adjoining a dally Papet office, now ‘doing a good business; rent very low. Ap- ply to THOS, J, KLP, @ Chatham street. 9.000 WAXTES—THIB AMOUNT WILL, PLACE ‘A @ business man in @ business that wiil ps Calldod see. FISH & LOMBARD, 40 Broadway, room |7- 10.000, -BAtE INTEREST IN MAND EAC TUR ie + ing. business; good, reliable business man wanted; full investigation soilcited ; business lively und pay- fog; in the beat of locations. SOUTHMAYD & CO., 19 Broadway. 1 000 CASH WANTED—IN A LEGITIMATE »,' Vosiness for three months. Inducement hbers! and security ample. Address MERVANDO, Herald ofice. To principais ouly. $15, 00 TO $20,000.—A RELIABLE, ENERGETIC 5 business man with above capital may ov tafn an interest in.an old established manufacturing house, whose het profits last twelve montha were 30 per cent on capital invested; one capable of taking charge 0! financial Gepartment preferred. Address, {or iowerview, MANUAT- TAN, box 218 Herald offices AN OLD ESTABLISHED BUSINESS LOO .O00 mare net martner wanted: $00 wilt Purchase ‘w valuable business already cata vliabed ; 100,009 raft. can be made 1a drome SPICE, 1,78 Broadway. 7 BILLIARDS, \R BALE.—A SLOOND SIZE FOUR POCKE? PLB Fea Miniard Table, with Cues, Rack, Kool Rolie and everyting compete, and iu the best order, For Vere ade Groat Muy Post ottice box 8, } currespondiag races, 7 OU CAN NOW RUY A GOOD NEW BILLIARD TA. ble standard size, comp'eve, for $500; oluer wines x6 KAVANAGH & DEOKER, corner Capal aud Centre esrceta. ASTHE Ou N band; loiters w broad)