The New York Herald Newspaper, October 27, 1870, Page 8

PINANGLAL, AD WEDNESDAY, Oct ‘Tho cotton market was heavy to-~ day doclined. Wan StREr 20-68 port demand. pircumstances lower prh 5" govuiled, stuMs there 18 stiila or a to an active d weir inquury per cont was fe 28 quite toward 9 499 for ef thre ee ok, the two rates iu differeat accounts banking hours, to seven por cent, as the fame time tho StF get, Some up 8 aul alter wre® gr easeal that Une. despite Tho course of the mar COMMERCIA., an . ana prices ‘The recent advance more aX, wept pace with the rise in Liverpoo!, @Ud 80 C’ prog the ex: Avthe Fame TNC 46 vovelpts at the ports were reported more ADUX pons Under shese In bread- eet jor all kinds, but for Ie CX? eeeable brands of dour, s 4D IRREGULAR, ‘The uneasiness oanee foeg the money market led A", nad borrowers commenced Canty in the foreneon, é paid in currency, avd in a great many instance> "9 wold, the activity continutng until when lenders were in the T gajomty, and-loaus were made at six belug portions were not paid of made Seven tho eb 80° mas to jisiify the suspicion of an attempt by te © ge of wrulicial means fo this connection it was discovered that the Bank aw York was er @ay ‘or about fact sat ous of coma at iad bast to make money ;tingent, titer at Une Clearing House tor combined with the al banks keepa 13 ace ition, Las con lvused tue suspl- vement to render the eon ol watt money mL is 18 not Known that the “hocking up” pre e has been extended weyend the simple reteniion of funds from the street, ‘ine banks are not willing, of course, to run we mak of iuiringiug the law of Congress prohibit. mg the ieuding of wioacy oa greenback’, Which was we origic slug money Ught, so that which they po frei Ue st The . ot of actly brokers seeia § in call loa per cent for PORRIGD The continued culnvineton aileged to be working against an easy murket is limited vo the net capital Their own funds withdrawn power of turther injury ceases. of the continuance for they did not change meir rates for discounts, Which range from 7 a 835 choice grades of acceptances, EXCHANGE FIRM AND HIGHER. scant supply of commercial biils and a good demand for exchange led to a further advance in rates by the leading bankers, Itremains & be seen, however, whether these higher rates, coupled with the decline in cotton, will not bring move commercial bills On the market, for the latter two facts will assist the fulfilment of orders for shipment of the staple, As it is, how- ever, the market closed strong this evening at the fullowing rates: mercial, 108%¢ w 108: 3092{; short sight, L00%¢ 610%; Switzerland, 6.15 a 6.13% -—Sterling, sixty days, com- good to prime bankers’, 109 a a 110; Antwerp, 6.214 a ; Hamburg, 56 a 36; Amsterdam, 40%; a 41; Franktort, 403¢ a 41; Bremen, 784 a 75%; Prussian thalers, 71 @ 7134. GOLD STRONG—111% A 11234. The etronger tone of the foreign exchanges and the active coimpeution for the government gold at the Sub-Treasury, where @ total of $4,237,000 was vid for at prices ranging from 110.75 to 111.86 pro- duced a reaction in gold from the recent decline, although it was evident that most of the purchases on to cover outstanding gold at 12 The lowest there was were which profit. which contracts, allowed @ handsome price was 111%, an advance to 112%, from the Jatter price being maintained tn the dealings at the close. for borrowing. making a Wwial prepayment so far of $2,924,107. The gold loan market was quite unsettied in fransactions for the Clearing House, and the rates varied between two per cent for carrying and 1-32 All the business ex Clearing House was generally at three per cent for carrying to fat. The disbursement of the Sub-Treasury to-day in pre- payment of the November intcrest was $416,429, The course of prices to-day is shown 1 the table:— In the gold loan market the rate ranged from 2 per cent tor earrying to 1-52 for borrowing. operations of the Gold Exchange Baak were as fol- lows:— Goud cleared. Gold balances. Currency balances. GOVERNMENTS STEADY. The activity in the money market threatened to my The $64,109,000 1,162, 843 1,534,902 have an untavorable influence on the government list, but any tendency to lower prices was counter- acted by the higher price of gold as well as by the anticipation of the purchase of two millions of bonds by the Treasury to-morrow. Under these circum- stances the market remained steady, but with litte doing. on the street at the The following quotations were made close of business ehis evening:—United States currency sixes, 111 a iy; a ao. do, twenties, regustel 1881, registered, 10045. STOCKS UNSETTLED AND DRCLINED, ‘The vagaries of the stock market are sadly puz- ging tothe street, The “ways that are dark and ‘the tricks that are vain” which were so peculiar to the “Heathen Chinee” and so disastrous to his op- ponents in that little game now made se familiar by Its widespread poetical record are naught compared with the recent very devious snd uncertain course of prices at tha Stock Exchange, ‘TLus to-day when. money was most strin- gent stocks were brightest and steadily ascended coupon, 113%, ® 113%; red, May and November, 346 @ 115%; five- 108 & 103)4; do. do,, 1862, coupon, do., 112% 4 112%; do do., 1864, do. do,, 111% a 111%; de. do., 1865, do. do., 11156 8 111%; Go, do., registered, January and July, 11034 a 11034; do, do, 1865, coupon, do., 110% @ 11034; do. do., 1867, do. do., 110% @ 11034; do. @0., 1868, do. do., 11034 9 110%; do. ten-ferties, registered, 1067; & 106%; do. do., coupon, 106% @ the ladder of eighth per cents. But presto! when money was offered at six per cent, when the banks were closed and the fact seemed settled that the ac. tivity was over, stocks grew weak and slowly de- clined until they were I be the clique pian to tin latest prices, If it } and disguise their in- tentions, and so confound and confuse the street as to give them the advantage of discipline against dis- order, the scheme has been magnidcently man- aged thus far. The “veteran” Operator who uttered so wise advice yesterday was seen to-day leaning against one of the pillars of the Long Room utterly distraught, Even bis sagacity was uncqual to the ciphering of the problem. The following were the closing prices at the last session of the Stock Exchange:—Canton Company, 083% @ 69345 Mariposa, 534 bid; do preferred, 105 a 10%; Wells- Fargo Express, 37% @ 88%; Adams Express, 67 a 6746 ; American Express, 4334 a 43%; United states Express, 36 @ 87; Quicksilver, 4!¢ bid; Pacific Mail, 42% a 43; Western Union Telegraph, 8¢% a 40; New York Central consolilated, 92% a 922; do, scrip, 673; a 8734; Erie, 22% @ 2234; Boston Water Power, 15% a 1734; Michigan Cemtral, 12044 a 121; Harlem, 1833¢ bid; Reading, 100 a 100%; Morris aud Essex, 92 s 923; Delaware, Lackawauna and Western, 108% a 108% New Jersey Central, 108 bid; Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnat! and Indianapolis, 50), a 80%; Hannibal and St. Jeseph, 108 a 108%; do. preferred, 115% bid; Toledo aud Wabash, 62}; bid; do, preferred, 75 bid; Lake Shore, 93% a 0334; Milwaukee and St, Paul, 62)¢ 9.62% 5 do. preferred, 80% 2 81; Besten, Hartford and Brie, 4 a 41g; Obie and Mississippi, $24 a 3234; Cleveland and Pittsburg (ex. div.), 10334 bid; Reok Island, 110%; Nerthwesiern, 605¢ a 8024; do. preferred, 83% & 88%; Union Pacific, 24.0 2434; Tilineis Central, 185% a 138; Chicago ‘and Aiton, 115 Lid} do. pfeferred, 116 bid; Iron Muantaln, 45% bid; Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central, 17% a 1b, ‘BIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES, ‘The extreme fluctiatioig of thé day are shown in the foliowing't of ihe leading Bpecwattve slares:— dil arignasts Loneast Rew York Central consolidated... 923g New York Centrat serip. A Erie., 52% Reaaing. me Lake suo $i Wabash 62 BY wee 80 jortuwestern p 8B iG Rock Island... ? Western Un Pacuio Ma. % 336 | 4 ile Of. the highest and loweat prices NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY TOR RAILWAY “onTaAGES, aot cor aia at the bids for the railway mort- Ree York Con 1888... New Yerk Sentai 6th But, N Ver ‘ist mn,” Hivd trac ddan, ‘abc Hud Ke Te, 8d, "5... Harlem Ist Harlem con rata & 2009 Gnion Pac tai han Union Pac 1g 7 Union tine tosann Mn Mit Ig Mil 9% ht a of i 89 Cons idater 7p 6 con. 90 784 Hon & St J lant grant.103, Tol, Peo ry Han i St Jol gr, con.,.10824 Tol, Peo 4W, WD... 19 Lack & West bda.. Tol, Peo * W, Mdm... 64 Del, Lt West 1st'm N York 4N Haven e's... 97 Nel, Lac © Wert 2d m... $444 Bort. Hart t B. gtd ..... 28 Gol& Wab Ist m,ex.... 91 Cedar F & Minn Ist mn... &4 THE CITY BANK STOCKS, The following were the bids to-day for the city bank shares:—New York, 138; Manhattan, 150; Mechanics’, 135; Union, 180; America, 145; City, 210; Phooatx, 103; Tradesmen’s, 151; Mechanics and Tragers’, 130; National, 115; Merchants’ Ex- change, 103; Seventh Ward, 11034; State of New York, 108; Commerce, 1224; Broadway, 250; Mer- cantile, 125; American Exchange, 111; Chatham, 120; Hanover, 102; Metropolitan, 128; Grocers’, 118; East River, 110; Market, 120; Nassau, 110; Corn Ex- change, : 125; Continental, 94; St. Nicholas, 111; Importers and Traders’, 166: Park, 1¢6; Nw York National Exchange Bank, 100; Fourth National, 106; Tenth National, 125; Oriental, 150; Gold Ex- change, 63, SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL. The Sonthern lat was steady, but extremely dull, the transactions at the boards being barely sufficient to make quotations. ‘The following were the latest street quotations:— ‘Tennessee, ex ceupen, 6234 a 6294; do., new, 6034 m 6034; Virgima, ex coupon, 621; @ 64; do., new, 6334 @ 65; Georgia sixes, 80a 81; de, sevens, 90 291; North Caro!ina, €xX coupon, 48 a 49; do. new, 27% a 28; do, spectal tax, 22 @ 22%; Missouri sixes, 91 a 9134; do., Hannibal and St, Joseph, 91 @ 925 Louisiana sixes, 70 @ 72; do. levee sixes, % a 78; do, do eights, 8&8 a 90; Alabama fives, 70 2 72; de, eights, 100 @ 101; Seuth Carelina sixes, 8@ a 85; do, new, Jan- Mary and July, 67 a 68; do., new, Apri! and Oc- tober, 65 a 67; Arkansas e1xes, 61 a 63; do. sevens, 67 a 70. ‘MISCELLANEOUS. The earnings of the Cleveland and Pittsburg Rail- road show an increase of $6,676 for the second week in October. The increase for the two weeks past was $18,254. The following shows the exports (exclusive of specie) from New York to foreign ports for the week ending October 25, and since the beginning of the year:— 1868. 1869, vey For the woek Prev. reported. Since Jan. 1..$135,490,085 $160,128 594 $149,092,259 | The following was to-day’s business at the oflice of the United States Treasurer:— Currency receipis. Currency payments. Carrency balance.. Oustoms.....+...4. The Chicago ‘Tribune 2 of yesterday says: The week opens with a more active demand for money. Nearly all departments of trade are repre- sented In the Yappiieations, and there seems to be @ general tendency toward a closer con- dition of the market, The banks are accom. modating all their regular customers to some extent of their demands, but m some in- stances applicants have to cut down their demands before wey can be complicd with. In the open Inarket there 1s con-iderable frat class paper afloat. Not that first class houses are in the street for money, but it is frequently the case that Chicago merchants having bought goods iu New York on time, the New York house holding the paper gets | short of money, and if iis discount line with Dank in that’ city is full the paper of the Chicago dealer is sent here, where it 1s known, to be sold for the New York holder. ‘There 18 always a considerable amount of first class merchant paper coming into the hands of brokers in this way. At present such paper is readily cashed at 14; per cent per month. Another class of paper, which is made by the parties nere to get money to use in specula- tions, 18 taken at about 2 percent per month, Ex- change was scarcer to-day than at tne close of last week, and refecis the falling off in produce ship- ments. Sales were made between banks to-day at fitty cents per $1,000 premium. At the counter poocg sell at 1-10 premium and buy at 1-10 dis- count SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, saWednesday, Oc oo te 25-~10:15 A.M. Pac M 88 Go.. to Pe call 4 | | ct 3 a Sn~ Siro, = 3522288 codes’ g Be estheee g E Z @ 2 ar Ss Fog currency. bt ex 6... . 3 3 an a R.... 8 woNnd | getup fie tee * 1g 0. =) 2! cS ion Pacts,1 gbde 72 ‘ Mich Sos bd i Be $3 ‘TM Cent 106 & Burg OhickNWeonb:. 80 140, O.Cin ki Ri L a : : peancnliaennai artist 4 F . B: S323 zoey if 2 Eeganede S: SSEE Ae ry Beeer a c nant St 20U Mariposa Min a = Weou Mar fr 10s, bert o NY Cen con, = Bi COMMERCIAL REPORT. WEDNESDAY, Oct. 96—6'P. M, Covrre.—Rio continued in fair demand and full prices prevailed, especially forthe goodand prime grades. The sates were 5,600 bags ex D. McPh on private terms, Other Kiva reco let but unebange § rire we jute :—I ‘cargo: (c.; fair Tyee gout Hoe leer a. 1h. { Some do, Ie. Wige,; exteemee for lo, 14)gc. a bags, 200. 029. ; di tases ‘qrass mats, 3 Binga- pore: grass mats, Itc, a 19c.: i Ceylon tie a Hy ic; Mare calbd, 8c. a 18%c, 5 a lée.; St sonueaiiae ti bo ona Sige. w Me. ; ieeerse 8 16.5 Costa Rica, 15340. % 18c. 5 16c. = Vic; Moxi- Sune ide. a Ider: Savnatia. Wige-'s Bee “all gold, duty pala. on oe ~The market waa dectd free offerings, enuised by the unfavor pool, lesa were heavy and dec'ined #0, seen more active, but with ydvieos from Llver- per 1b., as will be reference to our quotations opened, ‘the mari joning weak at the eduction, ' Sins aitive there were sold one ‘of which 1,97 were for spinning, ee export, Ted on apeouialon and 3a18 ls\ransigt. For future deileert & fair business was transacted, but the offerings were irae prices declined materially, the sales being ni reduction i a Xe. per Ib, There were sold 200 bales, f. o. b., in ; ‘obil 3 3h wl tar Nevémber for tapes Mente a a je ved for Wabi ahe toe! Decaraber ee Tb plbe; a0 ae for.Jan sy. at 16s, ‘a 153¢0., Si Wale seumrainn ab as ‘October, me 1675c.; 100 do., for November, at ‘hee 00-do., for Deceraber, at 18!;'a 16,0, nnd 100 do. for Jani ary, al l6Me. The ciosing ‘quotations for lots on the spot follows :— Bene re Tplande Mode ‘and New , Flora. Meri Ov'eam, Texan. Good ordinal At id i 16% Low midd.iag ae | Vig Middiing 18% 1 1% Good middana. nM Ww i, li FLOUB AND GBALN.—Recelyie S49 Bie, four, 600 bbis, 95 25 6 Gb we 8 2 6. $2 bo 8248 boa 6% 2 18 a 62 tral ut Ba 650 at ory ‘Soe double ba 7% Rt Louts cuotee family, Wa 950 Bye ou : 70m be mithern exiraand tataliy. Wa 90 Corn meal, Jarsey.. Wa 400 rp meal, Brandvwin Wea bO avy unier et * 0.0 busbels at $135 Given for a Sat 2 8149 is a "whe "el So tor, x4 42" for amber winter, lan oro, 1 Prt) "Ractue’ na 150 for small lots new amber win- ter. Corn was slow of wile, and the sales were coniined ) al fsech 40,008 bushels, at "80" abc, for mixed Western, and mall lots do, Oats ware dull, the demand beiag Moa Bales 22,000 bushels, at d4c, for new State, and boc. a b5deo. for Onio. Rye was dull and prices Heap entirely nominal. B: it was cuil but unchanged; wales were Canada, or barley malt 400) bushels Canada at $125. airs. —Tbe market was quiet, the bigh rates de- checking business. Grain room in the Liverpool rs Was scarce and held at lid. For vessels suitable 4 pelrocun trace there wes a better demand at about Grain -vossela. were sought ae he §=vicws = of To. Livergoo!, 80 at Sin. £60 ashes who [BLKN do. do Tales Bons st Poraicemer, 26 Boxes bacon ot nea esa ) 15,0 rons boot at 5, hele wi ed. tS tone, vf bushels wheat at 9d. aad bb. lotirat x Tiga. Mo Antwerp, 150 tone m ment Ronde at 37s, @d. To Koterdam bia, 1 fs. Be. jers were:—A cite to Rotter: Goes on sis at or xboat ba lp to Aotwerp, with, 8.00 4d.; one to the Continent, with’ 6.000 to tue Goauueal wit 3.700 pits, _ 0 fined dort va bark to Cork for ordezs, with 5 and a bark from 81, Domingo ta New York. its onwards ‘on private terms; also a bri, 106 tous, to Jamaloa, at 00e,, and Dack, wita lo, wood, at 26. GUNNIFO Were dul) and nominal at former prices. We heard of no site Hors wer dui), there being but litle demand, favored buyers, though the beiter grades were with Brinneas, Tho sales wera, confined yo amal mia wala on private terme, ateai fort former rates. weit an tal at Od. and prices Tange of ic, a 17c. Tor common to euolee new. Hruvwas dail, ani we heard of no salee, Prices were Rominal at the qtiotacions pubilshed tn our last feaue. Hay. The demand was fair, ea eel ara tng, and re th quo! ioping, BL 10 # 120.4 G1 45; long tye straw, $1 U5 a yl 10; “dare do,, Bie. a Ibe, MOLAGUPS.--The market was unchanged, Grocery races were la moderate jobbing demand ant firm, owing to the small supolz» While the otier kinds were dul heavy aud Ho.ninal, ‘The waica wese uniauportant, We quove:— Cuba_—Centrituga! and mixed a Re, Claye¢ Masoovadoy teint Muscovado, grocery. Porto itico. Engitsh Is ai Now Orleans. NAVAL. 56 the market biodee, ta ter ‘pentine, t e demand beh fairly active, but Brives were Leary and lower, cloging at About 4 Muantable lois in yard and 440. a $420. for do. in wore sold {90 bolas at Ate. a t4ige. on dock and 43e. 11 sure. bie, en ad Crude turpe: entirely noms inal. there being but Nitic demaad, but prices were without alteration, Sales vi and about Si) bbs. in lots, within the, range: of $2.10 a #2 40 for No, 2, $2 50 3 0 for No. 1 Pee eee is os patty and go nopT oe extea Ho. and wivGow Wilmungton tar was dull fs noming. id we heard ww ytotel at $2 90 a 92 40, was quiet, but ‘anchanged gmail salen wore made within the range of $1 93) a 1 20 for spring and wan- ter. ad was quiet. Dut etendy Tor yobbi Sc. 1a casks. Menhaden was quiet bist stead Alice.” Crude cotton seed was quoted at 4 winter do. at Mv. a 8236 ‘7c. ‘i thout rales of consequence. and roe beef and 50 arket for pork was dull and Western ress on the spot were made u: $86 fur mess, and 43950 Tor ity Bbis. old or new ior Lecember delivery, at 224, and (rurore 1) 600 do. old tor the same delivery at ¥25. Derem.er was gS Live hogs wore quoted at 7i0. » moderste demand. ely at ie a W9e, Cut meats were atill alow of - sale, the demand beins coatined to smal lots to @uppiy present wants to note a prices, however, Sales ‘smail lo the there Wxs ho change ts ab prices within range of Isige. we. for plekied hams, If . for smoked shoulders, and 20%4c. 9 23c. for smoked ‘nid bacged purus, Bacon was soarce and firma: Jong clear was quoted at 14%c. Lard war duit, and prices wens in bayersinvor, ‘fhe sales were anont S00 packazem in lots, at ise. for Westera steam to arrive, pac. # 160%. lor small ‘iota do. on the spot, and 1490. ‘a . for city. At tho close prime el ‘nominal at ye. on the for Deeember ammall sales wer beef was in more dermund; thin the range of 830 a Tiere 2 Werees, new winter cured les ‘abou ‘mews, and ‘a8 a 918 caugeot $i eis for iain” for extra do, PRIROLTUM.--There was no business of moment reperted fm crude, in Wii, which was in very light demand and ob- tarmable at Li 4e ough some holders refused to sell below We. a i was apout 1) its; Prades in nominal at about ie. (On ‘the 5,000" bbls, ‘all this upper at tt op ion. tages option, for next three mon:he. ay#325,"Naphtha was dull and nominal at we heard of ny sales. ‘The muret tor re- at vember fie. for “December. ‘The were TH00 bbls at “ive, 1,500" do, on private terms and {80 do. for the fret If November, at 233¢e.3 cases at 27340. Jobbing lots were quiet at 6c. sn atiees ‘The market in Philadelphia was quiet, and prices were quite steady, except oll for Qctole= delivery, which at the close was held ai 23. bid. December was ijuoted at "for Odober delivery the males were 1,000 clos bbis., at 23% c, RiOk.— The market for Carolina waa dull, there being but littie demand, ana holders being anxious to realize, prices were weak. Small saiea were made within the range 01 7}gc. a 8c., for Carolina, and ie. a 7c, tor Rangoon, SEEDG.—Linseed waa s'liian good request and frm. The sales were 6,00) bags, to arrive per Eennibes, at $3 30, gots, uty puid, on 4 days! time, and; In Boston, for Duy iaingie haga in store) ut $218, d SO lover B00 bags brought lige. ‘Timothy wi at yesterday's quotar ions, SvGAz.—Raw was more active, the demand being chiefly from refiners, and, with only moderate offermgs, the market Was weady nd lirm. “About all of the sales were made upon a basis of | 9% . for fair to good re ‘There wers fold 2,000 hhds, et Oiye, a a Porto Rico, Reiued was quict at 15s4c. for hard, 18)¢c, a 125¢c, ag od ve tor extra © and Tye. a 20, for liow, a—inierier (© common Penning, a S76 ‘¢.; good refining, ile. ; fair prime to choice grocery, ‘iongo. els hides and Roxee), Sie. am Hg boxes), Bkice $e Srayana—Boxes.” Daich’ stand Nos. 2, Cc. Sti cl to 12, 9720. @ 1034c.; do., 18 to 15, Hage. ; do., 15 to 18, Se. a eae. Reh W to Ey lay white, 1a%e.. 2 1835 ae Tost BY urcher sales of moment. The demand was light, and the exlea were confined to small lots at prices within the ranze of 13c. w 176, for common to cholce. TALLOW.—The demand Was only moderate, but prices Were quite steady for prime. tales, 125,009 Ibs. prime city SWilisKRY.—Teceipts, £15 bie, ‘The market advanced about le., though tne business transacted was small, Snies, 200 bbis, at Yic. for iron-bound, cusTOM HOUSE AFFAIRS. Bonded Warehouse Buainessclne Removal from Jersey City nod Foboken=A Monster Petition of Now York Importers to Have It Retaraea. The petition below ts signed by the members of one hundred importing houses of the city of New York. Mr. A. I. Stewart and others whose names do not appear upon the paper are deeply interested inthe change askeu for. Mr. Stewart’s views on the subject are in writing before the Trea- sury Department. Besides, he saw President Grant when the latter was last in this city and- urged upon him the necessity of using his influence to prevent rings, either in ‘New York or Washington, from interfering with the great commercia! interests of this city. It is estl mated that with Mr, Stewart, who, ag stated, 1s ac- tively with the petitioners, the paper below repre- sents eighty per cent of tue importing interests of this city. Tt 1g boldly asserted that the general order and bonded warehouse business was removed from Jer- sey City and Hoboken a8 & job for carting contract ors and bonded warehouse political paupers and robbers... The ides was conceived by the “Customs Carting Bureau” ring, which Secretary Boutwell on the 25th ef May last ordered abolisned, but which order has not been fully executed to this day. The same carling contractors are doing the business, at $50,000 a year more than others offered to dogit for. The chief, Carting Burean operators were quietly changed from that establishment to be keep- ers of a bonded warehouse. One of thése men, by the name of Stocking, was “general agent” of the bureau. Another is Colonel George K. Leet, trans- torred from the staff of General Grant, where he wad adjutant, to the War Office, This is the recurd of the Army Register. These two men are said to have several private parincrs, some of whom hold high po- sitions in Washington. When the general order busl- ness was first taken away from New Jersey a new bonded warehouse was created on this side for a nephew of the ihen Collector. That nephew sold ont his interest to one Mason. Within a few weeks Mhaon has defanited largely, some'say to the extent of $200,000, and has escaped. The warehousing business of New Jersey has since been giyen to Stocking & Leet, who are understood to be still cop- nected with the coutraciors of the ship and public store carting. My. Boutwell has tor a ong while heen jn favor of restoring the warehouse business to the New Jersey side; but Mr. Grinnell deciined'to com- ply wita Mr. Eoutwell’s sugrestiony Ths was one of the causes of Mr. Grinneli’s removal. Mar, Col- lector Murphy has also been urged to carry Out Seg. leware nee, At first he was inclined bus. mut late he has iarmated that the Sec- Gevamnae sous tararoant the ware ot gi and r with recent requests of the Secretary to return the business to New sersey. It 13 understood that the Collector is controlled at Washington. To the end that an issue may be made on the subject ihe im- porters of this city have taken the action here re- corded, The petition was presenied to Collector Marphy on herrea He was requested to give an early be ty He said he would do s0, in writing, soon. His excuse for not giving an immediate an- swer Was that ho was engaged In arranging the po- Iical caiapaign with Secretary Robeson, who was then in the city, Duplicate copies of the petition were forwarded to Piesident Grant and Secretary Boutwell SHO RY, Piatt New Your Crry, Oct, 20, 1870, Teme beg BeOMAR Muuriy, Collector of Customs at the Port ol New - ‘Tho undersigned, merchants of this olty, hereby desire to represent to the honorable Collector that several monthssince, op their petition, presented to the government autho ities through the courtesy of the Hon. M. H. Grinnell, wen Col; lector, w thorough investigation was inatituted by ollicers of the (hited Sintes Treasury Department Into all the clreum- stances apd tacts bearing upon the question of the con- Sinuance of the general order business at the bonded ware- housts on the New dereay shore, st the piers of the Cunard, teumal Bremen and Hambu MTbe undersigned hating then presse! thelr proference for a contiiuance of that business at the piers mentione |, and havingtaken great pains ‘opr nt to the honorable Seereiary of the Treasury and to the |: Collector their reasons for sucl preference, were gratified when apprised by the oflicial let tors of the honsrabie Secretary, under dates of June 1 und ¥ inst (copies of which are annexed), to learn that the request mac c th the interest of commerce was uot inconsistent with rity tothe government, Slace the honorable Secretary advised compliance with it, we now most respect(aly our request and rely upoh an immediate rertoration commerce of ths port of this essential feature of convenience and economy, Stgned by Role De Co., 8. B. Chittenden & Co., Arnold, Constable & Co, ne Clailia’& Co. trees ‘& Taylor, Duncan, Sherman 4 Co., aid iaost of the priacipal import ing rms of New York, THE PEOPLE'S ICE COMMPANT. 167 AND 769 BROADWAY, Oot. 24, 1870. To THE Error oF THe HERALD: — While thanking you for the notice which you kindly gave of our company and the objec's for which 1¢ has been formed, it 1s only right to assure you that your fear of its lapsing rnto existing mono- polies has no prospect of realization, as, by article three of our bylaws a provision 1s made that no one stockholder shall hold more than $6,000 of stock; and further, to prevent the effect of combination, that te youcs watch control the clecuon of officers shail be five Votes for every dirst five shares aud but one Vou for every succeeding five snares, This, 1% 1s hoped, gives @ zuaraytee of the good faith of te incorporators towards tho publ, tor whom ft 18 1n- tended ihe company (which is now jegally tacorno- rated) shail supply a 1008 felt want. Yours, oe re- spectiully, b. HAK BOUSES, ROOTS, ei GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND DAUGHTE sirous of obtail-ing a comiortable home for the winter of cultivation and reiinement Within the limits of Swenty-clghth aad Thirty-tiruh streets and Fourth and Fifth avenues, ihe best reverences Will be given and required, Address A. B.C. box 025 Vout oiler. DOCTOR'S OFFICE WANTED—BASEM room on first loom, near the Bowery, Third or Fourth Avenues, furnished or unfurnished; rent moderace, Address DOvIOK, ieraid odlce, A With a amail private fami! IED. ROOM, WITH CONVENIENCE FOR ‘Tight housekeoplag, wanted by a gentleman and two boyn; one large bod suiietont; terms not to exceed YB per week, Address G, C., Heraid oflice. ANTED—BY A SMALL PAMILY, A FLOOR OF about three rooms Lor light housekeeping in # private family, Address Mrs. B., Ueraid ofice. WANTED YOR A FAMILY OF THRER ADULTS, untii May next, a House wholly or partly furniahe!) between Fourteench and Fittioth streets, and Fourth aa Seventh avenues; rent $200 to $250 per month, Address BANKER, box 4,574 Post olice. ANTED—-A HOWSE RENTING FROM $1,000 TO $1,200 a year; western side of city preferred and be- low Twentieth oh = Aduress J. R., Herald oitice. —BY A QUIET, PLEASANT FAMILY OF adults, @ Second Floor for hight housekeeping. between Eighth abd Twenty-afth streets and Second and igbth nvenues; terms not to exceed @49 a moni ineludin, references given and required, Address M. Kk., box 1 ‘erald office, V TANTED—FOUK OR FIVE ROOMS FOR HOUSE- Keeping, by # sinall family (Ameriean) in private house in Fifth, Etguta or Ninth ward, Address N. H. C,, 17 Reade street. WAxted THREE ROOMS FOR TWO ADULTS where the owner lives, vetween Tenth and Twenty- fifth streets and Second and Sixth avenaes; reat from. $15 to Si0per month. Address, for two days, M. ¥., box 1443 You ollice. V ANTED—SEVEN ROOMS IN AN UNFURNISH D house, and good neighborhood, tora small American family. Address F, $. G., Herald ofice. JANTED--A FURNISHED HOUSE FOR PRIVATE boarding at ® moderate rent; where ibe parties would board the rent or part of it referred; must be In good order pnd 000 location; below Wabrtteth street, between Fourth avenues, Address for three daya A. P. T., Seventh Hernia oft, y yANTED -BY A LADY, ONE FURNISHED OR UN- furnished Room, with fire and gaa, in a private houne, on second Boor, T Tweitth to Fortieth street, Third to Sixth avenue. Be and required. Address, with terms, ‘UNF URNISHE! Herald office. WANTED -SURNISHED ROOM GENTLEMAN: FIRE 4 gas; location below Fourteenth etreet, between ‘Address F. Kk. #., Heraid Broadway and Sixth avenus. ott TANTED—FIVE OR SIX ROOMS, OR A FLOOR CON- Nenient for housekeeping, by an American forally of four adulta, ina genteel n rhood, between Second and Seventh avenueas below Twonticis street prevercea reter- ence given and required. Address B., Herald ofice, ANTED—BY A FAMILY OF ADULTS, A FLOOR, thaer, furuished oF uafurnishedy aulaablo: for tigi hourekeoping. Address, gwing full particulars, A. E. £., Herald oities. TANTED-—BY A LADY AND TWO CHILDREN, two or three furnished Rooms for light hovaekeeping, in respectable locality; terms moderate; refereaves ex: euanged. Adarces 6 JODENOW, Herald ofice. V pANTE 2D—SFCOND FLOOR, hows Henry street, between Rutgers and Montgomery pref! Address H, GAMMIN, 76 Chathrun sireste foe Prererteds UITABLE FOR LIGHT keeping, for gentleman and wife only; location | OULTOBER 27, 1870.—rKIPLE SHEET. SALES AT AUCTION. a = Paiccn b MINES i ENRY H. LEEDS & MINER jon, 96 po Tiieade street; Art Galle- rie artery and hte Broad way. 4 , October Mat 10% 0% at mn ‘thursday, oer tee. ‘clock, at our sales om te aarke oo a NY ELEC GANT COLLECTION OF AMERICAN AND FOREIGN Cat > BINDS, under French glass shades, PUT UP BY GALBRAITH. ‘rho enilection ‘oon rises tho largest assortment of the rarest and most bewntiful birds His na ro ‘of the world ever offered for sale in this city. tion this morning. ee SALES AT AUCTION, to be pe NER, AUCTIONEER, Aue Be hi MINER & BROTHER, HENRY i LEEDS & MINER. LATE Hi Mgtablished 1647.) ome 96 ¢hmanbern and 177 Reade streets, ‘Leeds’ Art Gallerien *17 and 819 Broadway, Nott Mosars, ALLEN B. NINE, & BROTHER will five thelr Personal attention. ae ensioinary, for the past 24 years, to sales of Housevoid Furniture at the renisence of f declining housekeeping, and at thelr spacious salesrooms, 9 Chambers otreet, ex! ending throuch to Reade street; also to stoc! oe ig ar, Tiers, 4 res, and " rc. at thelr galleries as above ALCEN B, MINER. HENRY D, MINER, MINER, Aus CORSE ALLEN 8. ¢ & BROTHER, “ny LADS £ MINER, tablished Bt Balesrooms, No, 96 ‘Cham’ cia" and » Reade streets, Art aieniee 517 and 819 Browdway, aU ki KSDAY, October 2 elock, at the private ee ve Weak Twenty-first street, thy STA GATE HOUStnGLD EU KN BUic aa to order by MAKCOTT: & Mepiteog NGS, counisting of Ames a B PARLORS--Fren Mirrors and Coriices, en anites yess Carpets, black walnut and at palts, black walout ok Casex, Tables, Ormolu Chandelie ‘Bronzes, Ci RY.—Extension Tab'e, Buifet Cornices, in black Pratnul and gilts Chalrs, in black walnt wnd ‘iit; French | Wath d aud gil. sett; out Ginss and Piated-| > koOMs. Velvet and Brussels Carpets, black watnnt aeeean m, walnut eta phen &e., kc. ; Mattresses and Bedding of the and Carpets, Ornaments, Niche Book Cases, | aes ce rae one be ey with which the nag Taiyo bo obtained ft tuen the day before sue, by card Y. Vacewat B. mores AUCTIONEER, 8 MINER & BROTHER, Henry H. ete & Miner, Established 1847. Saiesroome 95 Chambers an: iad Leeca Art Gal eres $17 and road On the evenings of FRIDAY pnd Hat fUKDAt. November 4 aad hs a is ra slog AR Day BROABWA comprising tho vied COLLEG TON Ge well known connofaseur in art of desirable PLOT: RI ¥ EMINENT | AND FAVORITE CoRGrERS AnD "AMERICAN ARLIST: Also (wo invoices of fine forel; Pictures, just received from Europe, with a number of high class Pictures contri- buted by American artists, their latest productions, ‘On exhibition on and from Monday, Sctober tie _Parvionlage ia tin MIN ie RULER if ASTER # Srorner, n HENRY U. LEDS & MINER, salesrooms Now. £8 Chenbers ued #7 Heada streets, r leries, 417 and 819 Broadway, np bass On Wednesday and Tharsday. November 2 and 8, co mencing at ig pad i} ee P. M. each aay, aft ‘he “LEDS ART GALLE, ” 417 and £19 * roadwal Vibe ABLE PRIVATE CABRARY. OF CHOI : Boos, rave. being Weis ae ELEGANTLY BOUND, many of whieh are ver the property of a gentieman going abroad. bull paruicn'ars hereatter, | r LLEN B, MINER, AUCTIONEER, BY ALLEN B, BIBER & BROTHER, late HSN. us te & MINER, d 1847, Salecrooma, 95 Charabers, and 77 Reade etreet; Art Galiert e 817 and 819 Broadw: om On Friday, October 2, nt 10) otelock, at the private reaidence 244 Seventh avenue, northwest cor ner of Twenty-third street, GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FULNITURE, embracing black Wrataut Parlor Bulle, in gréon reps; black walnut tagere, russels and Ingrain Carpets, Lace sand Shades, black wanut Buffet, Extension’ Table and Chairs, black wainut Bedsceada, vurdans, Washstan! im robes, Lounzes and Chairs, Hair Mattresses, Feather Bo sters and Pillows, Blankets, Sheets, ‘Table Linea, ‘ite Kreneli China, Cut Claws, Uullery, Kitchen Uten* ATEN B BL nin 1847.) Salosrooms Nos. f) Chgmbers wud’ Reade street; Art Galleries *17 and 8i9 Broadway On Saturday, October £4. at Vig o'clock, nt our ealesrooms, Nos. $6 Cham éra and 77 EG TAS 0 HRIMENT OF HOUSE- PIANOS ARPETS, FANOY SAFES, OF FIC! FURNITURE, LOUNGES, 2LOR AND. BEDROOM SUITS, &o., c entire contents of Aral class private residence, remored for convenience of “Fall particalars hereafter. ‘A vaustos HL SCHULZ, Al AU Mugaificent Household Furn IONEER.—AUCTION Pianofor;e, Bronzes, Paint, At the elegant residence, 67 Wes! Fifteenth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenn on tls day (Thursday), 0. commencing at 10's o'elock. » gorered brocaie:;ivindow enstatna match sillis; rosewood Plano! ted inaker; Vel~ wet Medation Oarpeta, Bronzen, Ormolu: Chantelens, Rooks case, Marqueterie Cabinets, Btaxeres, Table; rosewood and wainut Bureaus, Bedsteads, Wardrobes, Mattresses, Coun- terpenes, Blankets, Clocks, Mirrors, Extension Table, Builets, ‘Sliver Ware, Glassware, China Ware, basement Kitchen Furniture, Furniture servants? apartmen RCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER. Ofice and saiesroom, 37 Nassau atrect, opposite the: Post omiee, TA ents’ Furnishing Goods, &e, sounst Key & VAN TASSELL wil sed end eorcay, at 1049 o'clock, at the saicsroom, 3/ Nassau atrect, Dry Goods, consisting tn part of Dress Goods, Broudcloths, Cassimercs, nnels, Broche Shami Cahoos. Drawers, ' Undershirts Spool Thread, Gloves, Table Cloths, Sheeting, Strung, ke. RCH. JOHNSTON, acer Offce and salesroom, 27 ofllee. NER, ‘Nascau street, opposite the Chromos, Palntings aud Pugrevings, JOHNSTON & V. Luis will sellon Thursday, at Il o'clock, at their Snot y 87 Naseau street, a tine collec- tion of German, Frencl Cy ins and American Chromos; Mine tine Enxray'ings, colored French Prints, UCTION non -R. T. (iazgup, AvcrioNER, RIDA RI at 1036 o'clock, Pie's salesrooi, 118 Chambers ‘Attractive sale of ies Heavy and Shelf Hardware, Table and Pocket Catlery, Tinned and Enamelled Were, Tea Trays, &e., In jois to auit city and country trade, Catslogves on morning of sale. R. Tt. HAZELL & CO., Auctioneers, 118 Chambers rtreet. TANTED IMMEDIATELY, AN UNFURNISGED ROOM ‘and Bedroom or large Room, below. Twentieth street, between Third and Seventl avenues. Address, stating terms, intch must be moderalo, R. oe dox 190 Herald of A SATIN BROCATEL Pompadour Parlor Suits 1A pieces, made to order for $650, will be sold for $165 a. ult one do., $125; one do. dn repn, #605 arkonb Chat #304 Bookcase, cost #125, for $035 Paintings, Curtams, Mirrors, Carpets, Chamber Suits, runt? tresses, Ac. ; a sacrifice, for ‘cash, Private residence 13 E ‘Tenth street, one block "west of Broadway, between Unit sity place and Fifth avenue. A MAGNIFIO ENT. ntl ROOM SUIT, Mee RED brocatel, cost $750, for 8250 ; one do. S140; one do. 860; Yisnoforte, rouzes, Paintings ; Charnber. Dining Pasnitre! China, Giassware; property fumily leaving city. 67 West Fitteehth street, near Sixth avenue, ipren4" & COCHRANE, “MAGNIFICENT. DOUBLE. 458 Canal strecl, ne near Hudson, Furniture of every description, Mattrestes, Spring Beds, &e. ‘Compare our prices, ____‘All goods guaranteed as representéa, ee TURE, CARPETS AND BEDDING. Housekeepora aipiied with the above Payments weskly oF monthly. ____ CORNER TWENTY-FIFTH ST. ‘AND she "Av, Foenzore, CARPET AND BEDDING AT REDUCED pricesHousekeepers supplied with above on caay terms, OPFAR: "8 Warerooms, 200 Eizhth avenue, _Monthly and weekly payments taken, mNITURE, wockiyy at BENDALLS old tend, 200 and ts 211 Hudson street, corner of Cataly “gevidaeer F°, SALE—A MAGNIFICENT BROcATER PARLOR Butt, latest atyl $175; also Reps Suits i ma Suits, In rosewood and walnut, at half cost; 4, om 50¢. Call Stprivate Teridenos; 1b West Sweniyecrenth sreety sane Sixth. avenue. OFA BEDS_NEWEST AND BEST STYLE OUT, CoM. 207 Pourteen! [scold bin ee, comfort and moderate pric é Bat ele sas price. Gan pay by month four doora EEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS.—CARVETS, Wasoitare med LY & 0 CUNNINGHAM, 386 Third avenue, neer Tw: than ther house fr ‘ANTED TO HIRE—SECOND HAND FURNITURE to furnish fe floor and eight other small and large rooms. Apply. $7 Bond street, ty-elghth street, Cues APEST MARBLE MANTELS IN NEW YORK; ood patierns and good work; prices fully tive ire per ce cent below auiy other establi eat Bighivenh wrest, N'Y, MARBLE AND MARBLEIZED MANTELS, OF THE tatest imported patterns; Monuments, Headstones at reduced BER, steam marble works, 184 108 baat Bighteeuth street, near Third aveuuey New'vere pre. ‘ARBLEIZED SLATE 3 MANTELS.—Ricit At XD ELI sane Cnalirnes Seon BY (St, S15. un. ta. Fs RT & CO. 605, Six fib SETAe area re tree ewe S. KLABES & ay }. Wert . Fil Eighth ayenue.—) arth uments, Headstones, er nate WORKS, A TO = way nn ne i Marble ielser Manteln,: bh 1, Mon- ge selections; cheapest fi the city, _WISOELLANEOUS, TTING AND COPYING DONE, ACCOUNTS AND Bills rade out, envelopes directed, City Collections made, ke. Gallon or ddarese AUCOUNTANT, 46 Cedar street, room’ No. 1. DANCING ACADEMLES, ‘A ~PODWORTH'S CLASSES FOR DANCING, AT NO. 5 Re, Fists avenue, corner Twenty-atash aires! an Nor 631 Filta aveuue, Sond for a circular. 4 pieces, cost #575, for $150; one do, ‘Bedroot vento: m, AUCTION AUCTION, ‘Over 800 lots and over 7 420,000 erorth Elegant Honsenold Furniture, eaacines Bronzes, at publis auetion to the ¢ highest der, on this dey (Thursday), Octo! ‘at 103g o'eloc at the larxe five story residence, ec 13 Bast Vebth acre between Broadway an. Ficth avenue, near Fifth avenie, Two magnificent rosewood T¢foctave Pixnofortes, eight rich Parior Suits covered with brocatel, striped nud tn reps and helrcloth; Mer and, Oval Mirrors eps Lace Curtains: macnificent Ot a, Bronzes, Franch Glockay Statuary, Vaasa Cabinets, bats de rose: Ets: geros, Tabler, Bookcases, Writing Des! rosewood and walntit Chamber Sults, Maitre: ce nm is sirable lots ever ollered at auction in the ity ‘ot Newark. ‘Bedding: Sofas, Chairs, | top Tables. Crock Glass, r Jo! yan E81 troseen tiaasen ited Shaira, Desks, Oilios Furtiture, ee | SR Nik Beis SEE BY ak sis dng, oie, af oF a8 Wort ot fests Nand Das a Lor oii ADCTIONEER, ym 6) Hroadway, ° AMERICAN OIL PAINTINGS, DANIEL A. MATHEWS will well at auction, BY M. Dovoury, av hina. oa and Glassware, 0. Farniture, de, of proaineas Camaer ran ly Grocery under the Shee Nicholas Hotel, EDNESDAY, THUAEDAY AN W ‘i Ec “ ae Ptbay’ EveNInas, Orne ne aca Farnieare, fm eran ea, et bout JOA meh 9 i oreaae =e Liquor Store; cheap lease, ke, Buyera invited, GRAND “COLLECTION 1, NY In watt itws! "AR No, 621 BRE one, under the St. Niebolas ‘Motel, A large cottectlon of Amerionn OM" Patatin viors, Marine, Game, Fruit, Lauisrap ree other subjects, the wilole Velig ie tinal willetion“oferod th it, and well Worthy Ue attention ot eonuolaseusas ues ure NOW Cee Now ON Fie! ANIEL A, MATHEWS, Dt sit under 8 EMPTOKY SALE. or, i PVATLONS STOCK ¢ AUCTION my ERES, Vass iN, Fe FURNISANG BeOnE ao. A Menor ASS! DANIEL A. MATHEWS wil cell at aucti ON THURSDAY, OUIOKER MH, AT wo O’cLocK, , AT MATHEWS' )N ROOMS, 62 BROADWAY; he entire Stock of a merchant tahor retiring trom bualt s, consisting of French and Ensilbh Meitons: ‘Hesvers, ‘Cheviot, ry Beoteh apa Frieze Couslags, ere Vents - a5 * peaikive v sold, and elty as ‘well as country dealers wi} Gnd k tio thelr wivautage to attend. this emer ue the goods mostly im des rable lengths. | Untatosues now ready, and goods may be examuned early ou moruing of sale, Borsee SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER, Salesroom 60 Liberty street, SALE BY ORDER OF fi ea couRT. TJ. Harr. Kay., Recoive THE ENTIRE STOCK’ AND | TiSTURES in 0 Mugand AU BISINGEN & CO. by PDWD. SCHENCK, commencing vn Saturday, Oct. 19, at 11 geioek, aad continulay on Wednewiay Nov. 3 Friday. N a 4, and Monday, Nov. 7,0n which day the le will exclusively of Madeira, at the old mand of Messrs, a | ‘3 92 AND % LIBERTY STREET, the entire stock of the choicest Wines ‘and Liquors, woosteb ng fa ‘of choice Madeiras, probab!y the fir ine tot tn Ll SonmERt = Ports, Bronvies, Ke Gins, Hungarian ‘aiso'a fine lot ot Peas, togesher with all the Desks, Sates and other Fixtures, ‘ACOB BOGART, AUCTIONEER. Tile cay Ue 21, acininiatravor's nate, at T1_ofclocn,, ut 12 Christopher street, the ed/ects of a Paint Shop—Paints, Obs, Glass, Brusues, Cans, Ladders, Seatloids, Scales, Store Fixtures, &c, SATORDAY, Oct. at 10% o'slock, at the anation rooms, No. 1 North William, treet, a large ‘assortment of Household Furoiture, Irog Sares, Derks, Carpeis, cc, fi OSEPH sHONGOOD, AUCTIONEER—WILL cel o) to-day (Thursday, Oct, 2i, 1870), at, 104 o'clock, at Zit Ninth avenue, betweon Fitty-firet and Fifty second Hroatsy the entire Stock of a Grocery, Business ant Fixvures, to suit the trade, Sale posit Wes, Dealers faved, ‘OSEPH HEGEMAN & Oct, 23, at 10 A. St at the salesroom, W earl atrect, Brookiyn, are ‘agsortment exe bby Parlor, Chamber and Dining. Room. Farnitures hagat China, Fancy sioods, Velvet and other Carpets ec, EWIS E. WOOD, AUUTIONEER, L allel on Thuraday, Ook 27, 10, ab 3 o'gtogk P, Mo tape 23 Valuable L situated on west sue Faireiowrand Jewett ay fo tho Thirwenth ward of Jersey City, eany erent by horse cars from Jersev City ferries every ten minutes, an Boar the Newark sad New York Raliroad: also pear the ¥ est End station, on the New Jersey Raliroa’; time (hed 2s miuutes. ‘Jerins made known on the day of sale. maps and full particulars apply to 1 the auctioneer, LEW 18 WOOD, 69 ‘Montgomery street, Jersey City. M AX BAYERSDORFER, AUCTIONEER, SELLS BA’ urday next, at 41 Fiatbush avenue, rooklyn, large Stock and Fixtures of large House Fur: uns Store, Hits Say Down assortmen: of goods, ‘jade, MAX BAY! se 8 once, 384 Bowery. f ARSHAL’S BALL. 5 ER, manger. aan . J.P. TRAV! By JOHN A, DuNw ‘ as Re . TH UESDAY, be 4 at es fen corner Howson and Uverck streets, ¥ 15 i Dililing Machine, A Biower. H, PIERSON, AUCTIONEER, y A.D. MELLICK, Jt. & BRO, * auctioneer id De Jers ta pe reer, Real Estate, street, actotee Building Lots in tne city of Mowarks A.J., 0 tga" THURSDAY, Get. 27, 18 3L 2.2. My on the premlses, By order of mau 120 Lots, 1n the best portion of the city, anda nelshborhood that fs rae pidiy improving, davis a fronton Kiizabevh and Freiinghuy venues and the cross strects, “This 18.4 taro opportunity to bay the mbst valnuble and de- sera, Syuith & ley are on the route of horse cara, but 10 minut Ninel — ‘and a new one is to be established fishod Wikia jocks. “Sp spec’al train will lenve the foot of soon eipoyt by she by the: Nenark ‘and New York Kallroad atl P. Bl, on the day of sale, For maps, passes and full particuient ply 0, 741 Browd ypenh, Newer As. A. De MELLICK, Ji. BRO. ; "No 5 P Lets ray ete . AFENEY ywery, Rell on Friday, at Ix orcioske the Hock ane” Fistures of the large end aplene didly fiited ip Indies’ and gentiemch's Boot aad Shoe Store 26 Nioth avenue. in lots to suit, rala,or shine; well worthy the attention dealers in shoe business. AWNBROKER'S “ALE-—WILLIAM i. New Bowery, will sell, this day, at 1 GRAHAM, 58 ce 95 Sine reason, janis, 50sets Mink and Sable. Fi usical, Sar ical and Drawing Tra.rumenta, Gold and Sliver’ Watches, Canina, Rings, Men's Clothing, Boots, Shoes, &c. By order Wolf, Broth Brondw: AWNBROKER'S SALE. BY JOHN MOR- TIMER, 11 Kast Brosdway, Lots very choice cents Cictalags Eedileg sed. aiken desirabis’ Goode By order of M, Mehrbach, 433 Grand street. AWNBROKER’S SALP.—R. -FIFLD, AUCTIONEE! 125 Chatham street, will sell thin day, at 11 o'clock, & iots Slik and other Dresses ; Broche. Crape, Stik and Woollen Shawis ‘and Cloaks; Remnants. Beds and Bedding, Bo 8, Races te, Also C guts. Pauts, Vests, dc, By ordet of Simp. son, So Somers & Co. Py hata stree ed AWNBROKER'S SALE.THIS_ DAY, JAMES AGAR, afnctionver, will sell at 39 New Nowery, oi lots, Men's ‘Women's Olothing, Blankets, Gallus, by order'of Maris Levy, 78 Grand street. * ICHARD waurens AUCTIONEER. ease ang Fistures, Wit! sell on rave Atif o'clock, at 5 Fulton street, the Fixtures of a B: ahd Dining Sa.oon, Chairs, marble w Cake, Kunze, Lounges, Sideboard, Raxte ie. Dinhie Chaire, China and siren Wares Cut tery irespousibe met men in Sins SRE SHEWARE, Attsney for Norigaren._ jendance to cart or yurchasers at reasona q charges, i EDWIN HICHOLS, Auetio: Re, was hea, Uadeet ; awere, ee > oe V's sale.--Will sell on Friday, al 1 o'clook, at UCTION SALE_VELY ver ANP BRUSSELS CARPETS | o7' fast Hroudway, a largo stock of ‘Dress Goods, Shawing AND IRON BAI -AY ADVANCES, Monks, Sacy Uni ‘and Drawers, Linen Suite, AARON CRISTALAR Pa Co; yen 489 Broadway, | Hosiery, Glove tlery, lagna and Caps, &c. near Grand atreet, will sell on eriday, 28th inst at 10 Bb, MeCABK, Marshal, tor, Sia a _ Peete Raia ad borers Ain J nices, Stair Rods, Shades an ‘arge Parlor Sate, 1 OTIONEER. Ofies Safe, 2 Noind Tables, 18 Chairs, 1 Wardrobe, 1 side- S. RANGE ET board, Ee pereurvins Ga aneaetsel itea tegiay oon Peremptory sale FURNITURE SALE, “A SonION 10) LURE FITZGERALD, cig at viii elt al the elegant and costiy Houaghold Furniture eonlained in private, man- sou US West Twentraaventt street, near Sisib avenue, viz:—Four rich brocatel Parior Suits, Tosewood Pianof made by, celebrated lly maker; Bronzes, Statuary, Leo Curtains, i Centre ‘tables, ture, Excension able, Cates, Bullet, ent, Tureeas, Dinner an Nasu: mn Rote ari Boul Si ed- by order of Thomas ft. Hawley, Trastee, mT of ‘ Great Cente Subdivision SATURDAY, octaber 29, ‘iene o'clock P, M., nthe groin abeointely without Xenerve, vo the hizhest bidder, Ber from one to five eres nchrthe vies choice of the beautifad :z of th Also th ior ar anal By ween a ¥ | 5 erly owned Thorns Hamiey, Bn , tastes, Glock, Came tin velvet Kiteben an for tpeton th every taqdera roquil pam fers Basement Buraiiures‘inaik600 fols of taefal ttousohold Fus- | 2° Tebneiment, togethee mie genaive ousbuldjnge end ven Biture. Goods boxed and shipped for purchasers. acres ofcosily ornate grot Also, Mu ‘Absner By WALDRON, AUCHIONEER, r6Seilly ownea by, a He plcturesae, Vi tS ae ral rete Furniture, Carnete Mirrors, 8c, deca, ith every ‘cohvnteuby eer an WALDRO! N ASOJOIE will sell dll #8 above at thelr alesrooms, annie dese ga sero i 108 Liberty 1 Cedar, ‘The handsome 1b Parlor Sala of Mra, MeIntyrejand 47-100 cane St iand, Also a ‘Charaber Butta, nent Cottage, Book Canén, Stands. with "Ona aor. Extei ‘and Centre Tables, All to be wold, without r reserve, ‘12 Parior and Kitchen Stoves, Special trains Tenve , ates th avenue and Twenty- Bw and ar porate treet, at 8:45 txt [ mine ay? oh unges and deacripitve. pamp! jer information a orga 2 Comforters, Sheo's sd sont KETOHAM. & CO. * Comforters, ss cae n Fancy Were, plies 62 Cedar street. ermess Svea d Guiry and Fated Plated W Biliana at Table and rer Dsus, & Being one of the finest lots of g¢ auction thisseason, ee UCTION SALE OF HYACINTHS, TULIPS, eROCUR, &¢.-YOUNG & ELLIOTT. will sell ‘on Saturds, ay, anh fnst., at a 9 Jobn street, at MAY ba twenty cases of Dutch hishder ce ns ELLIOTT, Auctioncer. A. a ee Had a ray AUCTIONEERS, 1 Broad warupadhstans ohatin nso Jo House and Lot, 1s ine order, | | “J BLEECKER, SON 4 CO,, AUCTIONERRS, 2 banwe Sale * Freel bate ou Saas ata see, _ Brick House, No. nat Bitte ith street, New York, RY HAZARD, APTHORP. & 00, 110 Broadway, corner of Pine stroet, Groat suction sale of Ninety ‘Cottage Plots Orange Valey, Ne Jey lontrone station, * at SSDAY; 1, and TUE ‘ia Bites oe Mountatn, N. J., near Montraso tation, WEDNESDA' ‘ivty-nevon minutes from [oot of Tarte, street. Property of La, Haskell, of Liewelien, Park, N. J, Bpevial trains each duy atl) A. BM. jane. Jormg and oartianlere at auctioneer’s ofea pode we have offered at Guy October 2, at 104: 0'chicg, Noi a HERMAN, AUCTIONEER. Assignee saic of Wines, Liquors, ¢ s. Qe. Fie rg, t2 entire ealer—viz., of jous brands. and Whisker, caske» stock of firat class L) jolenv a pti 140 barrels aes mm 1 to 3 7 pethron, ‘din, iin, Bherry Wines ; 800 casew Soe Liquy and Bourbon Whickeys; 160 ca-en Bragitea, Gin liters, Champazne, £3. poultive, in lots to watt Wdeaiela, ‘at 66° cays, with goodendorsed ni HERIFF'S SALE.—RODAY 8. oar, Wall: sel thin day, at 11%; o'clock, at the morthwest corner. of Norvh Moore aureot and West Broadway, ibe Con- mor Storé, consisting of Counter and Fixtures, ‘Wines, Gi; ELD, Deyulye SAMES OrsiRIE, Sheri. THOMAS GAPFNPY, AUCTIONERR—OFFICE NO, 9 ‘Chambers atreot, wil nelithis day, at 103g-0'eldck, the Stock and Fixtures grocery store 246 Mulverry street, fu one or more lots, VIES £ HOCK, AUCTIONEERS, ar 96 Caper | bs Be aoa Euaris ters, Tobac af cigar store. uray RASSED, AUCTION- SELL THIS DAY, Hirst, Show Ganga, Cone? pel &c., of handsome aaa AND Ears, patience ‘ ‘A RTIEICISE HUMAN FYE. BAUGH & GOUGELMANN, Ninth" with Prof. boissonnean, of Paris, makers and Tnsertors of, yet toh Broad: way. N.B, faculty. Improved Artlicial Human hese eyes are endorsed by ths RENOVA LS. FINGER, PIANIST, A3 REMOVED FROM dist Btyant to 4s heat wixtganth sireok,