The New York Herald Newspaper, September 22, 1871, Page 9

see ese uemeereana aac aauaanemmmmeanealma aaa aman FINANGE!L AND COMMERCIAL, | WALL STRERT, Tnurspay, Sept, 21-6 P. Me On ‘Change to-day wheat was strong, but only Moderately active. The cotion market was un- shanged. MONEY FOUR TO SEVEN PER CENT. The features of the money market were the con- tinued activity up to near the close ot banking hours and the suaden relaxation just before three o'clock. The rates on call had ranged from four to seven per cent, the government dealers having balaaces left With them at four per cent and some of the smaller | houses paying Sevcn gold on stocks, Atten minutes to three the marked collapsed unier the pressure of money disbursed by the Sab-Treasury in payment of the bonds bought the day previous, At the same time rumors Were current that the Secretary of the | Treasury had consented to scceph tenders of the bonds of 1862 1n payment of the gold sold to-day. Prime commercial paper was quoted 7 per cent discount, FOREIGN EXCHANGE HIGHER, The announcement that the Bank of England di- reciors, at their weekly meeting, this morning, had advanced the rate of discount one per cent—viz., from two to three per cent—stiffemed the foreign exchanges, and quotations subsequently ad- vanced, in sympathy with the relaxation in the demand for cash gold. The actual business of the ay was chiefly on the basts of 103!4 for prime sixty- day steriimg, but the bankers eventually reiused to draw at less than 10814. The alteration of the Bank of England rate makes a difference of five-eightns per cent between sixty-day and sight sterling. The closing quotations were:—Sterliny, commercial, 107 @ 108%; do., good to prime bankers’, 10834 a 1084 do. do., aight, 108% a 10934. Francs and Continental Tates were as last quoted. ‘The rates for commercial bills have of late been so unfavorable that cargoes have been shipped in direct exchange for specie, and hence the spasmodic exports of specie from England reported during me past week. a THE GOVERNMENT GOLD SALB. The Assistant ‘Treasurer opened bids at noon for ‘the two mullions of gold advertised to be sold, in ac- cordance with the September programme, ‘The bids ‘were fifty in number, and called for a total of $8,885,000 at 1124 114.51. After an interval of over gn hour the Assistant Treasurer announced that he ‘was Instructed to accept bids for six millions, and ‘the award of that amount was made at 114.51 a 113.90, ‘The question is asked, if Mr. Boutwell could spare ‘ix millions of gold to-day why did he not buy six . —$$—$— ond July, 55 & 56; do. do, April and October, 58 59; Arkansas sixes, 57. 60; do, sevens, 60 a 62. SOCKS UNSETTLED, The stock market received the announcement of a sale of six millions of gold with great excitement, owing to the tendency the transaction would have in tightening the money market, and prices at once began falling, the decline being quite heavy in | Union Pacific, Pacific Mail, Lake Shore and Onto and Mississippi. Subsequently an improved feeling | was occasioned by the closing relaxation of the | money market and by the rumors that Mr. Boutweil would so arrange his operations that his gold sales should not interfere with the supply of currency. HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the highest and lowest prices of the principal stocks during the day:— Highest, Lowest, New York Central consolidated 9294 New York Central scrip. 8736 Erie .....+ 20% Reading . 112% Lake Shore. 10634 Wabash... 4 Piltsourg Northwestern. Northwestern preferred, Rock Isiand. St. Paul.. bt. Paul preferred. Ohio and Mississippl. Union Pacitic. eeerety oe ri esses seseeee fannibal and St. Joseph preferred, 77 Western Union "Telegraph? $ Pacific Mail. : THE UNION PACIFIC RALLROAD. The following shows the operations of the Union Pacitic Railroad Company Land Department:— SALES, August, 1871—Acres, 22,031 45-100, for. + $79,771 Average per acre.. : 8 Land grant bondscanc’d... 50,000 Total sales to August, 1471— ‘Acres, 441,835 7-100, for. ses 1,899,691 Average Der gore * 4 longing to the company remaining unsold, acres, 11,638,664 93-100, a aie oe LAND GRANT BONDS. Total amount issucd............ cs ceee Leas bonds cancelled by Land Deparument..... soso + + $874,000 Bought by Trustees (including one bond of $1,100, bought June 29) + 201,000 Leaving bonds outstanding............ $9,825,000 LAND NOTES ON HAND. August 81 Principal (interest not cluded)... $10,400,000 in- $857,208 BALES AT THE NEW YORK STOOK EXOHANGE. Thursday, Sept. 21—10:15 A. M. }20000 US “81, 118) fig ae : leg ‘000 US millions of ponds yesterday, when he could have ‘ought them at a discount of two per cent in gold or ‘wo per cent tess than he 1s constrained to pay for cheir redemption next December ? GOLD BXOITED—11434 A 1143{ A113% a 11434 A 114, ‘The gold market meantime had been dealing on ‘the hypothesis that the sale, whic it might possibly be confined to two millions, would not exceed four millions. The gold clique had quietly prepared themselves for the ‘Treasury assault by selling some of their gold the day previous, and, fortified with the proceeds, awaited developments. Gold opened ft 11434, receded to 114%, and advanced to 114% at moon. Here the bids at the Sub Treasury were an- mounced, and as the large majority were con- siderably below the market price the clique thought the government sale wonld not go beyond their calculation, and, pending the award bought freely and advanced the price to 414%. The immense amount awarded took them by surprise, but failed to dislodge them from their po- sition, Gold yielded, touched 113% for a moment gna then rose again amid the cheers of the ‘bulls’? @nd the yells of the “bears,” until, at 114%, a lead- ing “‘buli’ took the sum of two millions, Subse- quently the point 114% was touched by the de- Haunt “balls,” as if to show their complete control of the marker, and the price then fell off to 114% ona ‘Fable Foport tual A specie shipment of £70,000 had eft England to-day, im addition to the . vne of £21,000 reported yesterday. —er- xainly the events of the day have been of great interest and importance. The power of aclique to cope with the Treasury of the Unitea States is something startling. Tne quarrel as it stands is between the clique ali alone on the one side and the tmporters, the Syndicate ana Mr. Boutwell on the other. The importers we warned jast spring and summer of the great danger they ran in borrowing instead of buying their gold, and sve repeated the warning several times, As for the Syndicate, they are heavily interested in a decline in gold. As for Mr. Boutwell his indignation and vanity are aroused because he has been defled and repulsed by the gold clique. Were tt not that Mr. Boatwill implicates to some extent the fair fame of Bhe country tn his failure to suppress the gold clique we should ask for fair play be: ween the olique pad the syndicate—between the two great gold- gambiing pools who are the cause of all this excite- ment in monetary circles and derangement tn bust- circles. But doubtiess the public will see that e mistakes of Mr. Boutwell as a financier will not counted to the discredit of the nation. It Is said at the sale of to-day was uot directed personally by Mr. Boutwell, but was committed to the dis- pretion of certain parties here who are interested in fan active money market and desired to see a heavy gale of gold because of the drain it would make on the legal tenders of the banks, Yast week, it will be remembered, the wale was entrusted to the Syndicate. At tne close of )usiness it was reported that Mr. Boutwell, chagrined ‘pt the failure of his sale of six millions to break the market, would be in town early to-morrow to make a “new departure” of some kind, Naturally enongh, ‘the rumors thus arising took several shapes; he was to receive the bonus of 1862 in exchange for the gold Je sold to-day; he was to pay gold on dewand for Yen millions of these redeemable issues; and, finally, he Was going to allow six days’ grace for the pay- fnent of the gold sold to-day. As to anticipating the redemption of tho 1862's, we doubt his power to do #0 unless the Syndicate agree to forego an evident part of their contract with him. Lowever, Mr. Boutwell, after many days’ expectation, 1s to be in Wall street to-morrow, and we shail see what we Bhall see. The course of the imarket 1s suown in the taple:— 0A. M.. eee 114% 14% 0:06 A. Me.eeee.. 114% 11434 114. M.. + 114% 114% 14 143 143 1143 : + 114% 14 + 4 lisig + 118% lid a 11435 In the gold loan market the rate opened at 1-16 for borrowing, descended to flat, crossed over and {ascended to 6 per cent for carrying, and closed at ‘The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank were as follows:— Gold batances: 08 Currency balances. 3,699,601 @he German steamer took out $93,000 In specie, GOVERNMENTS HEAVY. ‘The government list was heavy, but steady gud dull, the currency sixes being exception- ally weak. The following were the closing atreet prices:-—United States currency 61xes, 14k & 114%; do, 1881, rogistered, 17% a 117%; do, do., coupon, 11814 a 118%; do. five-twenties, registered, May and November, 1147 @ 115%} do. 4o,, 1802, coupon, do, 115 a 115%; do. do, 1864, do. do., 114% & 115; do, do,, 1865, do, do., 115% @ 11544; do, do., registered, January and July, 113% alld; do. do., 1865, coupon, do,, 113% a 11376; do, do,, 1867, A0., 40. 113% & 114; do. A0,, 1868, do, do,, 114% a 11444; do. ten-forties, registered, 111}, @ 11%; do do, coupon, Illts a 111K. SOUTHERN SECURITIES LOWER. ‘The Southern list was weak and prices depressed in sympathy with the lower current of prices on the Stock Exchange, although there was no active offering of bonds, The following were the closing street quotations:—Tennesssee, ex coupon, $65,695,000 Tl a 72; do, new, 71 a 72; Virginia, ex coupon, 62% a 63%; do, new, 68 a 70; do registered mock, old, 62 & 654; do, consols, 64 a 66; Seorgia sixes, #4 @ &5; do. sevens, 90a 92; North Carolina, ex coupon, 40 a 42; do. funding, 1866, 33.4 26; dO. dO., 1868, 29 a 30; do, new, 13a do. special * tax, 17 0 20; Missouri sixes, 96% a 0734; do. Hannibal gnd St. Joseph, 04 a 95; Louisiana sixes, 67 a 70; do, new, 60 a 62; do, levee sixes, 70 a 72; do. 800 | Lodec., 100 at 195,60, do. ees Gals a fs ned h 8D 8 = Bee SSee: SESBSe. SSE REE oR henix Bank... 10 Bk of Commerce. 10 Mechs’ 3 Aua’n, 6 Metropolitan Bk. 12:15 and 2:15 o Clock P.M. 11500 US 6-80, ¢, 62... 1154 $2000 US 5. Oe ener” 13% Soon Use ti 19000 US Ono @ Clock P. Me $8000 Te 6's, old. - & Suns eas, AnikOck | Big 10000 Cen Pac "gid 101 497% 200 Chic & Rc IRR... 1087 4355-100 do. if 50 100 Tol, W & W RR. 0% 85% 20) Del, Lack & WRK. Keg | WON YOSHRER... 927% 200 Bost, Hart&Erie.. Bg STREET QUOTATIONS, Western Union. Northwest'n pf, 90% a 9034 Rock Inland-c-7 108i 8 1008 Clea bg Bos, Har & Krie Col,C & Ind Cen 19: : THURSDAY, Sept. 21-6 P. M, CoTToN.—The market opened with firmness, but closed easier for ail grades, low middling and the better grades ruling 4c. per Ib. lower. Future deliveries were less active and irregular, selling at an advance of ic. a 3-16. per Ib, nd closing weak with the improvement lost, The sales were follows :— Lat Bo:mng. Export. . 195 Consumption. 88 264 Speculation... is | 8 Total. oa) 402 ‘596 bales to arrive. For future de- livery (basis low middiing) the Last evening—September, 200 Ootover, 10 at Li b-18e., 200 wt 194e.4 3 November, 10) at 1¥\g0, 49 7-160.: November ‘anit December, 20) have been as fol 9 BWV at 19),e., 400 at each at Lise, together; December, 100 at 19 8-16c., B00 at Wige., 100 a 19 S-Ite., 200 at 1340. ; Feoruary,” 100 at 19 Y8-i6c., 100 at 197%. ; March, 300 at 20c,; April, 100 at | QU -16c.; total, 4,400 bales. ‘To-day—September, 100 at 1911-180, 200 at T9s(e. ; October, 100 at 1iqc., 70) at 196, 20) at 19:40. ; October, November and December, 100 eact at Iye., 100 each ai 19%4c.; November, BID at Loe. 100 at 19 B.lbe , 900 at 19140. 19 7-160, 600 at 19520, 5 each at 19¢0., 200 at’ 19» 100 each at 19%.) and November and December, at 19 7-160. 600 at 1ive., 700 at November and December, 200 c.; November and December (00) January at 193¢0., togethe 100 ‘each, and January 200, ai 12340., together; December, 60) at 19c., 100 at 1440.5 200 at OSGe.y 100 at 19 4-16 c., 450 al 19360.) 100 at 19 7-16. QW) ut'I9 9-16c., 100 At 195,0.; February, 200 at 1 SThc, fat 19 18-160, ; March, 100 at 20c.; March and apni 100 eae! At 2c. Total, 9,050 bales id total, 13,400 bales, The juotations of yestel forward deliveries were as Orainary ... Gooa oramnary. Low middling. Midduing .. Gooa miadiing ul ay <The quotations are based on cotton running in quality more than hall a grade above or below the gra ‘The net receipts at the ports were as foil: veston, 483; New Orleans, 674; Mobile, 298; 478; Charleston, 426; Wilmingtod, 48; Norfolk, 472; Bait more, 73; New ‘York, 18; Bosion, 74, day last week, 2.40 yy Inet year, 5, colton freights to foreign ports closed as follows :—To Liver- fenmn, d,; hy ani, 316d. To Mavre, by steam, l, ce To Hambiirg, by steam, 3 moa, gold, Gormpreased. TS Bailie porta, old. food demand, and from second hands a fajr business was consummated; but the reduced stuck in frat hands cansed holders of cargo invoices to refrain frora offering, In view of higher prices, and sales from first ban were limited to 500 bags, per steamer Merrimac, on privat Verma, The stock consists of about 46,580 Rio, 16,850 mats Java and 26,000 bags of other descriptio e quiote Rio, ordinary cargoes, Te. a 1240.5, fait dav T2g0. m 12340. 5 ot don, 1 prime 0.) 1Be. w'14e., goldy Ia ay days; Maracaito, 1oige, a Me. ; Raxuayrn ‘s 8, it. Dor ‘gold, duty paid. in bond, 0c. # 1U}ge. ; Java, 2le RAIN.—Receipte—Flour, 10,804 | bbls. ean 6 Stashaies sort, 808,714 do. ; % bb gate, 9268 dual our mar * were about 8,500 bbls. ir inquiry 0a $6 ry Ro at ih Rye flour was 40 for supertine, Corn meal was ed, Sales, 200 bois, Western yellow at 3 8, We quote :— 13 Choice do Supertine Western Extra do.. Extra Minnesota. Round hoop 0! Kound boop Ohio, Famil 8t. Louis low extra. ‘shipping. trade brands SSLSSESTSSES SSaASSSZS5zz5 2S do, eights, 90 a 84; do, Penitentiary sevens, 70 a 71; do. railroad elguts, 78 a 82; Alabama fives, 68 a 70; do, elghta, 101 a 102; do. ratiroad eights, 90 a 95; youth Carolina sixes, 70 @ 80; do. new, January Hye flourssse. a Boainern No.3 th perfin 28 3 a Sout 0) 10:0) eal, Western a Corn meal, Western yeuo sie do Corn meal, Jersey... “Pik Es Corn maeal; Brandwiti 24g Corn meal, puncheo 5 * ° - iy acti frm, clowpgat'gi 46 a 9Le Fett ane aaa gL ad for Nov Tie gules (most last eveming) were about 6,00) buaucls, at G14 Cor No 8 Cle snning, Bhi demanded Y6c., but buyer ‘and a'limited supply. The sales | ¥ en spring bi 47 a 81.47% for prime No, 2 Milwane” for No. i, #4 47 a1 48 for enotce spring to arrive (son! | night), 6114 a Bi 67 for No. 2red winter, #1 58 for No. 1 Tole.’ $16 5a BL BS for whi. Corn was firm, closing at 7% mixed. The sales were about 180,000 buahe ls, mostly W mixed, at 7c. a 74c. for mixed, and Zhe, for Western ye Borley and rye were quiet, a though there was more Inquiry noticeable; but buyera and sellers could not agree upon vices; former quotations ruled firm, Oats were tirm at 49¢. for mixed in store, B0c. a Sle. for do. afloat; blo, a Sue. for white, with sales Of 100,000 bushels, within the ra! FRiIGuTS. ~The market shows but liitle ao ion, and rates to-day on grata were decidediy lower and weak. otber goods there was no particular change in rates. In the chartering line there was @ (air call for vessels for petroleum and alight inquiry for vessels for grain, and rates, m some Instance ero lower. The market, generatiy, cannot be quoted us alrong. ‘The encagements were: To Liverpool, by steam, 15,000 vushels grain, 10144, ; 500 bales cotion, Mu. i und by sail, 15,000 bushels wheat at’ 10d, To Loudon, by steam, 15,000 bushels wlest, ilv,, and by enil, ) bushels wheat’ at’ 10d, be charttrs comprise:—An Talian_ brig* 1,600 quarters in, to Cork, lor orders, 88. 94, e British ship to arrive) hence to a direct Continental port, 7.0.0 bbl retined petroleum on private terma; a bark hence to ( ‘ov orders to the United Kinudou, 2,500 bbis. refined petroleum, 7s., or 64. off il direct ; a British brig hence to Cork tor orde: e United Kingdom, 1,8.0 bbls. naph- eof the Continent, 8 flour on private terms; an American to Antwerp, 10,000, bis. refined pe- a British bark from Philadelphia to @ 000 bbis. refined petroleum on prl- ya Bri from Philadelphia to Cork for 0 the United Kingdom, 2,00) bbia, relined petroleum, ‘a. Bd., 64, off If ordered direct; an American bark, 015 tunsy from Sicily to New York, cargo of fruit on private terma; an American brig from Malaga to New York, cargo of frait on private terms. Hipxs,—The market was firm, with sales of 1,500 Buenos 800 city slaughter and '2,000 Batre Rios on private Mor.asens.—Foreign descriptions were freely offered, and in the absence of any considerabie demnnd the market’ was weak at quotations, A cargo, comprising about S41 hhda. Porto Kico, was disposed of at 8éc. per gallon, Domestic was firm, ‘with a bettor Inquiry; 15 ‘bbls, New Orlea lized b8c. a Hoc. per gallon, the fatter price an extreme. stock consists of 2,934 hhds, Cuba, 7,428 hlda, Porto Ric 6,000 hhds. Engliah Islancs and 5,000'bbla, New Orleans, We juote:—Cuba, centrifugal and mixed, 330. @ 3u0 ved, Ye. a Shc. ; muscovada, refining, 830. a's7e,; muscovado, kro" cery, S5c. a 40c.; Porto Rico, Be. w Sic.; English Islands, B50, ‘a 4c. ; New Orleans, 350. Naval Srones.—Kosin wi d_ demand and prices were irregular, ruling in sellers’ favor for id closing strong for all grades. The sales sum w 2,000 Ubi, strained at $3 15, 1,500 do, at $3 Ws . 1,600 do, at $3.10, 1,000 do, at 310, BCO do, at 83 12%, 800 do. No. 3 at at 50, . 7 and 2,500 do., Iree on board Wilmington, at $255. spirits turpentine ruied dull and easier, with sales of 60 bbls, from dock at 69e. and 60 do. from yard at Gc, Tar wad neglected. The last sales were at $3 for Wilmingion and 83 @% 123g tor Washington, O118.—Linseed_ was in good jobbing demand and com- manded better prices, the market closing firm st S40. a 85¢, in caake and barrels, ‘Lard oti, being scarce, was very firm at 6c. 0 900, for winter and 70c. a 700. for summer, Fish oils were dull but unchanged, PETROLEUM.—The market to-day has shown no chango, remaining quiet but frm. Considerable transactions could have been effected if sellers would mako alight coucessions, but they showed no disposition to meet the views of bayers, And in consequence transactions were limited, Cruse in bulk’ as firm at l4ic. dd M4Sgc. for ‘Bre. Naphtha, The wules of ro- » last halt of October, if high teat, for’ October delivery, on ia. standard white, last half of Novem- 24 %c., and ® rumored sale ot 2,000 bbis., for Septem- ber, ic. At the creck the market was quiet and un- changed. The Philadelphia market continued qutet and un- changed; aaies wore reported of 1,000 bbls, retined standard white, buyers’ option, dirst half of October, at 24c. Shipping crude steady at 1734¢. b PROVISIONS, — gl po 180 packages: lard, 58 packages; cut meats, 187 packages. ‘The markei for mess ork wan easier and woderately active, The sales comprise bbls, at $13 40 case, 250 bbls. for balance of month at 813 45 and 760 bbls, for October at $13 60. In Jobbing lots, 600 bbls. brourbt $18 874 a $18 60 for mess, $13 for thia mess, and $10 50 for prime mess. We also hote sales late Jast evening of 2,000 bbls. tor September at #13 3734, and 1,000 bbls, for October at $13 50, Bacon continued firm but fuiet; 100 boxes iong clear sold for 830., and for December lelivery, 100 boxes long clear, at 7!40., and 400 boxes short clear at 7/40, We quote:—Long clear, 8i40.; short do., 80. & Sico,; short rib, Bo, aBye-; Sirutford and Birmingham, 8c, Lard'was moderately active and closed firmer tha, 74. 61., priv. Kio Grande, L ship from troleum, J direct Cor evening and to-day, 900 tlerces at 93¢0, at outside price. City lard ‘wa r ith sales of tierces, in lots, at Y'¢c, for No. 1 and Sige, for steam and kettle, Beef—Tliere was a little more inquiry, but no important transactions were reported. We quote:— Mess, $8 a #10; extra do., $10 a 813; prime do., tierces, 12 2814, and India do,, terces, #13. a $2. Beet hams were in were made of 1:6 bbis., at #18 a wl6 tor new Western. Cut meats niet for all descriptions, and prices We quote: Dry salted snouiders, Bie. ; bellies, Bo. ; backs, 7c. & 100, a 180. ; wugur cured und smoked d ‘hogs were very firm and ia fair di n the range of bc. a 7c, Butter and ‘and continued in fair moderate request, and s a2 for Texan ani $25 ‘he market continued Bike, mand; quoted witht chevee were not purliculariy chang demand. RICE was in moderate demand at fall prices, with sales of 200 bags Patna at 7c, 7'c., 150 bays Rangoon at 60. & Fe, and 40 teroes Carvin ut Bige. a 90, t, but steady for raw on the were ~The market was quic! ea diges (Or fale d 5 bhide. buds. Demerara at 13! a ‘The stock of raw sitzar comprises 61,000 hhds, 88,000 boxes, 842,00 bags and 7,262 hnds. Melado. “Refined ‘sugar was in brisk losing at Iye. for A and 1% ¢:'-Cuba—Interior to common rt 3 fair to Kod fair refining, 9c. a 9c. good to prime reiining, ssc. a 9%c.; fair to ood gro- cerv, lc. a 10% prine to eboier lige. W44¢.; centritugal, hua: Moimshes, bhds. box and tony 18 to 19 t3 20, 1234 . Relining grades, Bic. a! ao. 3 40 white, 19¢, ‘ale. Porto. Rico id ie. do., grocery grades, 9/<c. a Llc. Brazii—Duten standard, * 8 to 14, bc. a 9igc, Java—Dutch standard, Nos. 10 to oho- ale.“ Manila—Curreat clayed aud superior, 7240 a STRATINE was moderately active aud firm. Suies, 75 tlerces at 10c. for choice. TAU:OW wad in (air demand and steady, ‘The sales wore 150.000 ibs., mosily cfiy, at # 2 Wiskey.—Recetyts, 453 Lbia, The niprket was dull and inactive. Bi bbis suid carly st Mc., but at tho close sellers owed No disposition to pay over Hie, DOMESTIC MAkKETs, NRW ORLEANS, Sept. 21, 471, Cotton steady ; middlings, 20 receip gross, 753; exports coastwine, 595 ; sales, 150; etock. Ls, SAVANNA, Sept. Cotton firm ; low middlingn, 18740. a 190, : not re exports coastwise, 314; wales, 20; slock, 4,071. HAND, Sept, 21, 1971. Petroleum—Refined quiet at 22c. for large lots; cat lots at hecentid aoe LOUIEVILLR, Sept. 21, 1271. + Tobacco very strong for all grade 92 bhds:; luge, 37 50a $8. OSWFGO, N.Y. Sept. 2, 1871, Flour steady and anchanged, at $7 forNo. Lapriig, $7 50 for amber winter, 48 for white winter, $8 50 for double ex- tra, Wheat steady; sales 8,000 buslsia No. 2 Milwaulee cit at $134; No, 1 heid G1 43; No. 1 white Michigan, $1 60; choice Dieb!, $1 65. Corn firmer; salea 4,00 bushels, in lots, at G3c. a 67c., the latter for yellow, Barley scarce: #1 offered for primo Canada. Corn meal- 81 50 for bolted, $1 40 for unbolted, per cwt. Millfeed—Shorts, #19 a #20; siupatats, $23 0 $25; vniddllogs, U7 a aU perton. — Hikh- wines, 9c, Canal freights— ‘G3gc.; cora and Fye, Yo. ; 5 to bushels bariey, $800,000 bariey, ‘8c. to New York; lumber, #4 tothe Hudson, ‘Canal shipments—9,600 bushels butley, 1,600 New Receipts by Inke--4 feet of lumber, feet of lumber, Cutoaco, Sept 21, 1871, Flour unchanged. Wheat active; No. coring closed G1 163, seller September; $1 16%, seller October; in the at Corn active; No.2 mixed close: ternoon quiet and easier. at 48yc. a 48%c.; in the atternoon unchanged. Outs sironger; No. J closed at S\%c. a Sic. Rye higher; No, 2 G4iye, a'65. Harley; No. 2 spring closed at 64c. a 64340. Highwines advanced 34 ). Provisions quiet. Pork, #12 75 s Est Si. Lard, Jc 9c. Bulk meats Shoulders, 6c, Live hoge a shade firmer; #425 a $4 62%. Cattle ‘un- changed and quiet. Freights firmer; corn to Bulfaio, 9c. Recelpis—4,000. bbls, four, 123,000 bushe!s wheat, 142,000 bushels oorn, 133,000 bushels oats, 23,000 bushels rye, 43,000 Dushels barioy aud $000 hogs, Shipments—J,000 bbla. flour, 94 170,00) busuele whoat, 197-00 bushels corn, 240 oushels 12,00) bushels rye, 17,00 bushels barley, 6,000 hogs. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Betrothed. VANDERBILT=OsBnORN.—TO be married, on Wed- nesiay, September 27, at thelr homestead, at Trav quil Nook, Ocean county, N. J., ALLAURE i. R, VAN DERBILT to BARUARA F, Osuor The relatives of both, not already in receipt of cards, are hereby cordially iyited. 1. B.—No presents revelved, Married. BiyE—Sworps.—On Tuesday, September 19, at the Church of the Holy Trinity, Harlem, by the Rev. Dr. Hollingsworth, H. 0, BLYE, United States Navy, to CHARLOTTE A., daughter of the late E, J. Swords, of this city. San Franvlsco and Philadelphia papers please copy. KRORHL—GABAGAN.—On Wednesday eventoy, Sep- tember 20, at tie Church of the Messiah, py 4 by the Rev. Richard B. Dunne, DW. Ds, Gt Wnona to SARA 8. aughver of vhe late Frank Gahagan, all of Brooklyn. Ds J ippm—On Wednesday, September 20 Oe South Baptist church, Tottenvilie, S. 1., by Rey. R. Boocock, Mr. J. THOMAS KosskLt, of Brookiyn, to Miss 1'#NI& WRIFLE, of Tottenville, SATTERLEE—REESK.—On ‘Thursday, September 21, at Zion church, Wappmgers Falls, N. Y., by the Rev. J. Livingston Keese, assisted by the Rev. Henry Y. Satterlee, EpwarD KH, SATTERLEE and JOANNA MsieRr, daugliter of the late George B. Reese, of Pulladelphia. é WRIGUTINGTON—BRows.—On Wednesday, Sep- tember 20, at the resivence of the bride's parents, by the Rev. Obaries F. Deemes, WiLLiaAM Ry WRIGHTINGTON to TIFLTR, daughter of Cuaries D. Brown, M.D, All of ‘his city. Died BLACKWELL.—Oa Wednesday, Seplember 20, Misa SUSAN JeMMA BLACKWELL. The relatives snil triends Of the family are respect- fally invited toattend her funeral, on Saturday, tue 23d inst., at ave P. M., at her late residence, Flem- ington, x J. Train leaves foot of Liverty street at nine . BoRMANN.—On Wednesday evening, September 20, from paralysis, WILLIAM BoRMANN, aged 47 “The fureral will take piace on Friday, September 92, trom Ord Fellows’ Hall, corner of Grand and Centre streets, at one P.M, The members of Doric Lodge, No, 280, F. and A. M., and Columblan Cap. ter, Yo. 3, Rose Croix, are invited to attend, ‘ —Tne vrethren of Doric Lodge, No. 280, aye hereby summoned to mect at their day, Soptember 22, at one P. M,, to pay | | members of the Ship Sawyers” Ass Viled to aitend the funeral, irom the residence of Patrick McGowan, x Tord str this (Friday) afternoon, Sepieniber 7, at two o'cio PANPIELD.—At Jamaica, L. L, on Thursday, Sep- Sema hev 21, DAVID W, CANFIELD, in the 6itll ¥ of his age, Kelatives and frlenas of the family are resect. fatty Invited to attend the funeral, at Grace Jamaica, on Saturday morning, ut nine 0’ His remains will be taken to Stamford, Conn., by the quarter past twelve New slave train, for inter- ment, KLL.—On Wednesday, ANN, widow of Conklin Cari Relatives aud friends are invited to attend the funerai. from the Keformed Churci, of East New York, on lriday, inst, ab cue o'clock P. M., without furthe! CASTN: In Brooklyn, on Thursdez, September 21, SamurL Ca , aged 46 years. Wyne notice will ve xiven of the Philadelphia and Penn Yan pi Coyxr.—On Thursday, September 21, HARRIET M., wile of James Coyae, and daughter of tne late Tuomas Thompson, of Rahwa Ne de ‘The relatives and friends the family are , irom her iord’s, Staten Island, on saturday, the inst, at haif past two o'ciock P. id, Car rlages will belin waiting at Giitord’s station for train connecting witii one o’olock poat from foot of White- hall street, New York, Dixon (LiL) papers please copy. Duncan,—On Tuesday evening, September 19, Mrs. JANK Petrigkéw DuNcaAN, Widow of Francts Duncan, in the 63th year of her age, Keiatives and friends of the famti: fully invited to attend the funeral, Friday, Sep- tember 22, at eleven o’clock A. M., at her late resi- dence 245 East Thirtieth street FRELY.—Suddenly, oa ‘Thursday, September 21, Francis J, PGELY. Notice of funeral hereafter, GALLAGHER.—On Weanesday, September 20, after @ lingering liluess, MiCuABL GALLAGHER, aged 62 years, The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully lavited to attend the funeral, on Saturday Morning, September 23, at mine o'clock, from Ms jate residence, 254 East Forty-second street, tlts remains Will be taken to St. Gabriev’s church, East Thirly-seventh street, where a solemn high mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul; thence to Calvary Cemetery, JonEs.—At New Dorp, Staten Island, on Thars- day, September 21, Epwarp JON&s, Sr., in the 64th year of his age, The reiatives and friends of the family are respect- fully mvited to atiend the funeral, on Saturday, at twelve o'clock, at the house, aud at one o'clock, from the Springville church, New Springville, Lewis.—On ‘Tuesday, September 19, HETta Lewis, in the 88th year of her age. ‘The re.atives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, irom the residence of her dauzhier, Mrs. James R. Smith, 26 West Nineteenth street, on Friday, 22d inst., at Lad-past one o'clock jation, are in~ September 20, ALETTA ers please eopy. of respectfuily mvited to attend the funeral, late residence, iy are respect- Orange county papers please copy. MILLER.—At Grifin’s Corners, New York, on Fri- day, September 11, KEuizasera L., youngest daughter of George F. and Lucie A, Miller, aged 16 months. MoncGaN.—On Wednesday, Sé¢ptember 20, ANNIE, only Gaughier of John and Elizabeth Morgan, Funeral on Friday, at_tnree o'clock, from 1,084 Lafayette avenue, near Broadway, Brooklyn. MOULTON,—On Thursday morning, September 21, after a lingering iiness, Mra, Mary E,G., wile of A. P, Moulton. ‘The funeral services will take place from the First Bapust church, corner of Third and Bloomield streets, Hoboken, N.J., On Satarday, 23d inst., at ten A.M. “Friends are respectfully invited to attend, Mowarr,—In Brooklyn, on Thursday, september 21, Lesiik, son of Eugene and Maria Louise Mowatt, aged 8 years, ‘the relatives and friends of the family are invitea to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, 67 (Quincy sureet, on Saturday afternoon, at three o'clock. NICHOL3.—The members of the National Academy of Design are invited to attend the funeral of Edward W. ch from his late residence, at Peekskill, » this (Friday) afternoon, 22d inst., at one o'ciock. ‘Cars leave Thirilech street at eleven A. M, Y, ADDISON RICHARDS, Corresponding Secretary National Academy. O’LEAnyY.—On Wednesday evening, September 20, Exim, the veloved daughter of John and Catherine O'Leary, aged 1 year, 4 months and 14 days, ‘The relatives ind frienus of the iainily are respect- fully inviied to attend the funeral, from the resi- dence of her parents, 247 Cherry street, this (I’rl- day) atternvon one o'clock, O'NEILL.—On Thursday, September 21, 1871, AR- THUR, the only sou of M. Il, aud Kate O'Neill, aged year, } months and 21 days. ‘he relatives aud friends of the family are re- specttully tmyited to atteud the funeral, from the residence of bis parents, 224 East forty-sixih street, on Friday, September 22, at two P.M. PEARSON.—In Jersey City, on Wednesday, Septem- ber 20, APRAHAM, son Of David and Margaret Pear- son, aged 33 years, 8 months and 17 days. K@latives and friends of the family ace invited to attend the faneral, on Sunday afternoon, September 24, at LwWo o'clock, from the residence of his parents, 139 Newark avenue, Jersey Uity. PURCELL ren te sday, September $1, WILLIAM PuRGRLUY, Aged 5dyears, ‘The relatives Ade friéhds of the family are invited 42 iyn, on Saturday, Septem! 23, of paralyvis, Jom J. Reav, 1a Dis age, The relatives and [rieads of the family are respect- fully invited to avecnd tho funeral, trom bis jate residence, 167 Wyckoff streot, ou Friday, 24a, at 2:20 to attend tie funeral, from bts late residen Greene lan Bio: P.M. t KeEVES.--The members of Greenwood Lodge, £6), F. anda W notified Lo attend a special commuut rooms, Third avenue and ‘Twenity-s this day, ab three o'clock P M., for the p of paying tie last tribute of ie- spocé to our late brother, Join I, Reeves, By order of J. SCRIMGBOUR, M. Smriu.—On Wednesday, Sep Samir, aged 38 years, 4 months and 17 day, The friends of the family are respectiully re- quested to attend the funeral, on Friday, at ten A. M., from the Church of the Dominicans, Sixty flith street, corner Leximgton avenue, STREN.—Suddenly, at blizabeth, N. J., on Taurs. day morning. September 21, (M0MAS STBEN, eXtra British Legation messenger, aged 81 years. Funeral on Saturday, the 23a inst, at eleven o’ciock, from the First Baptist church, Elizabeth, STHINBERGER.--On Sunday, Sepiember 17, at the residence of her father, in Rochester, N. Y,, CARRIR L., wife of Albert B. Steinberger, of’ this ‘city, and aaugnter of the Hon, Alfred Ely, of Rochester, STELLMAN,—At Passaic, N. J., 00 Monday, Septem- ber 18, GFoRGR STELLMAN, aged 32 vears, Walt.—In ———— on Thursday, September 21, 1871, after a short illness, Joszru Watt, In the th year of his age. ‘The reletives and friends are invited to attend his funeral, at his jate residence, Prospect street, Mel- rose, on Saturday, the 23d, at one o'clock P. M., without furthergnotice, StRono.—On Wednesday, September 20, Many A, STRONG, matron ou Randall’s isiand, iM the 67th ar of her age. yetoatives aud friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of ner son-in law, T. G. Seely, 432 Highth avenue, Friday, Sop- tember 22, at two o'clock P. M. TockeN.—At South Norwalk Conn., on Wednes- day, September 2, at the residence of ler daugater, Mrs. Alfred Knapp, Mrs. Rusecea TUCKER. Relatives and iriends of the faiily, also those of NEW YORK HERALD, #RWAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 187L—TRIPLE SHEKT ne a ee | A TO LET FOR BUSINESS PU. POSES. 7. THE FOUR 81 He; svould for business pu na Wonk or business purnos ast Fourth stres LARGE BROWN SfONE HOUSE TO 1 Fifth avenue, near Twenty-third seset, tor ante lease H.R DREW & p ten: LOORS TO LET—60 Fi FP pove, iota 3 between Sixth and poses. Apply to the uadersiy given 1115 Fitth avenue eT SQUARE, WITH STEAM nd 185 West Twenty-iifth street, venues, for manuiactaring dat 74 Broadway, F, W. BROOKS, § I OFTS OR ROOMS TO LE 4 cations on Union square. Ball 27 Union square, -0) Toquir E OF THR BEST L mn HATNES BRC In; tenant. UNCH COUNTER TO LI lished house No. 13 Park row. J OTICE,-THE RESTAURANTS AND STORES | IN the Grand Central Depot, at Forty-second ajroet, now ready for rental, Applicants for the same can inspect the rooms by inquiring apo My and 6 P. St tween the hours of 9 re to be addressed to Mr, W. H. VANDERB! Grand Central Depot. ‘New Youx, Sopt, 2 1871. QTEAM POWER TO LET.—TWO ROOMS, 88X14, WITH Sage of sieam elevator; light on all sides. Apply at 160 West Twenty-seventh street. SHOP TO LET—23X85 FEET, FIV: good light, north aide Fitty-fourth street, Third avenue. OLD & Proposals for rental 1L1, Vice President, TORIES HIGH, 100 west of STORE TO LET—ON SIXTH AVENUE; FIXTURES for sale at a great bargain; suitable for any business ex- cept liquors; fixtures 8300; rent 81,000. HENRY KING, 305 West Twenty-sizth street, -IN THE OLD HERALD BUILDING, OFFICES suitable tor business and light ianufacturing purposes, Apply to BARKER & COSTER, 97 Nassau street. (T° LET_ON THIRD AVENUE, WITH CORNER ON Seventieth atreet, four Stores, ready for occupation, with basement; also two Floors, ive rooms and bath on ‘each Moor. GILMAN & 165 Broadway, basement, 0 LET—THAT ELEGANT BASEMENT 212 BROADWAY, comer of Fulton street. Apply to “KNOX, the Hatter," a8 abo 10 LET—HOTEL, St BOWERY, CORNER OF BAY- ard street ; 5 rooms ; barroom let separately if desired ; in complete order; partly furnished. Apply on premise 0 LET—FIRST CLASS BASEMENT AND OFFICES IN Stayvesant Bank Building, 744 Broadway ; also two new Dwelling Houses in West Thirty-secon near Sev- enth avenue ; rent #$1,3U0; immeiliate poasessio N, GRISWOLD, 744 Broadway. po LEASE—STORE AND FIXTURES IN FIRST CLASS condition, for five years or less ; low rent; splendid loca tion, Apply at 349 Fourth avenue. 10 _LET—CORNER TWENTY-THIRD STREET AND Sixth avenue, over Lyie’s store, the upper Part of two Houses, together or separate, for business or dwelling pur- poses, ©. 8, "PECK & CO., 947 Broadway, 0 GROCERS..TO LET, WITH LEASE, A FIRST class Store. Apply corner of Eighty-second street and Firat‘avenue; wiso House for sale, DWELLING Furnished. A HEADQUARTERS FOR FURNISHED AND UN- + furnished Houses to let for the winter or longer, for Private or boarding purposes, at WARD & OUDEN'S, way, corner Seventeenth street, Tro LET. road T 1119 BROADWAY—THE UPPLR PART TO LET, for gentlemen's ciub rooma, furnished; in the centre of all principal hotels, Inquire at the above address, fecal FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY BROWN STONE House to lot—Near Fiith avenue, near Forty-fifth street, artially furnished, Call for JOHN C, RAYMOND, 87 Weat orty-itth street, > BROWN bRy HIGH 8TOOr '¢ door S| AT Reasonable terms to a good | n the premises of L. K. Purdy, be- | FURNISHED KOOMS AND APARTMENTS Saeed TO Ler, LARGE FURNISHED skconD gentleman dnd wile, without hours Aduress, with terms for a Herald Uptown Branoh FLOOR FRONT amp ¢ closets, for near Madison aquare, permanent party, ALPHA, box oilice, 1,246 broadway. -LARGE AND SMALL FURNISHED ROOMS, FOR gentienten and gentleman and wile: terme moierate spectahlo and permanant parties; no others need apply. 104 West Twentietd stress spies 27 WEST TWENTYSEVENTH STREET, ® Broadway, Rooms for gentiemen, singly or en suite, elegantly furnished; bath and first class accommodations; brewktaat If desired private family. Terms satiafactory. A To —FURNISHED FOR LIGHT A PRIVATE PAMILY WILL LET A FINELY PURE Zh uthed Prior and Bedroom, private bath, and other A THE LOWER PART OF A PARTIALLY FUR 41. nished House to let, consisting of seven to nine ro Keoply n stone Louse, 26 Weat Thirty N ns; one hall at $3: all comforts, 65 East Twelfth st. in good order; terms moderate, 133 West Sixteenth street, Lil fs tn bi NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, ut board oF with partial Boned. | Ape woltth atreet beween 8 and 10, M. and © (EMLAT" HOUSE.—A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO HE @ furnished Parlor and Bedroom in a house on the modern “lat” plan} location between Pourth and Sixth ave- puey, Fourteenth aud Forty-second sireets, Address LU Herald oflice, Fe 60 BOND STREET, — a URNISHED ROOMS—WITHOUT BOARD, TO GRN- tlemen only, at 110 West Forty-tith street, “from $7 #12 per week ; family private; nouse and nelghborhood fh class. Refercaces required. {URNISHED ROOMS ON SECOND AND THIRD Floors for families and gentlemen; first class house, with verandahs; all moaern improvements; delightful tocar tion, Apply at 148 Weat Eleventh street, {URNISHED COMPLETELY FOR HOUSEKEEPING— Second Floor 226 ‘Thirty-sixth areet, or would let om or large Room; bath and gas, Refer- RNISHED ROOMS TO RENT—AT or to ® small family for housekeepin, ANDSC } ¥ FURNISHED PARLOR AND BED room Room for gentlemen, without board, In the new firat clasa house 636 Seventh avenue, june tion of Broadway and Forty-fourth atreet, NE OR TWO ROOMS TO LET—FURNISHED OR unfurnished, suitable for single geutiemen or light housekeeping, at 415 West Twenty-filth street, : reat, ART OF A NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE, IN coos GORERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS FOR GENTLEMEN.— S location, to rent bo; 5 Benes family ; references. e Weil furnished front Rooms now vacant, Call and see them. 666 Broadway, near Seventeenth street. sae ae NL dale on eevee ney, fk oora ; four large rooms; all improvements; rent lew; it Eat Thirteeus we arated desired; private family, 333 Thi ee 10 LET—FURNISHED, A LARGE FRONT ROOM OW _secoud floor, 11S East Seventeenth atreot, TO LETCIN A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, A NIORL® furnished front Room to s gentleman; references re Quired, 83 Renwick street, near Spring. HOSE DESIROUS TO RENT FURNISHED APART. ‘ments for light housekeeping (smali families only) apply to A. ©. GREENLEAF. 451 and 453 Broadway, or BROOKS, 120 Hopkins atreet, Brooklyn. ELL FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—WITHOU: board, to gentlemen or for light housekeeping. at 222 West Fortieth atreet, Wt, TWENTT-THIRD STREET, FOURTH DOOB from, Sixth avenue. Two ‘handsomely, furalshed Rooms to let; restaurant in the house, Call at [13. A. GESTERL MANSION, 17 ROOMS, TO LET, FUR: nished; three acres of ground; shade, ornamental and fruit trees, in great varlety; only three miles from the city; two railroads. Also, zenicel Coitages, at $25 per month, SAMUEL D, MACK, Third ay., corner Seventy sixth at. A HANDSOMELY FURNISED HOUSKS, TWENTY. g,, figlith and Yhicty-wisth stvesta, near Fifth avenue; low ndid Ho on Filth ‘aves Park place. Toute; immediate post nue, easion; ap! WA. N. é FURNIS HOUSE TO RENT ON WEST TWEN- ty-ninth street.—Three story high stoop brown stone, Modern throughout; rent #2, JAMES kt, EDWARDS, THREE, STORY HIGH STOOP ROUSE, ELE- gantly Cura: for private family, on Thirteenth near Sixth avenue; rent, furnished, $2,700; unfur- ed Houses. PECK street ©O., 947 Broadway. FOUR STORY STONE HOUSE, IN PERFECT and newly furnished, inciuding china, gia or would sei farnitire at a sacriiice; rent o' house $1,300; rent furnished 42,700. ©. 8. Pl & CO., 97 Broadway HIGH STOOP BROWN STONE THREE STORY House to let—Furnianed, in | ifueth street, near Sixth Avenuc; 10 per month. Apply at 106 West {LEGANTLY FURNISHED BROWN STONE, Aftieth street, NEAR "Madison avence; Pisno, &e.; $2000 to & care! Wwoant; »noiwer, near Lexin sion avenue, Tarnished, $2,1 LIONEL FROEHLICH ‘Third avenve, corner of Fittieth street, her sous, Nathanie! and Kawa A. Whitman, are re- Spectfuliy invited to attend the feneral, at the above residence, On Saturday, 23d inst, at ten o'clock A. M. Train leaves depot, fweaty-seventh street and Fourth avenue, atemht A. M. arriages will be in waiting at the slation on the arrival of the trat WAareERBURY.—Suddenly, at her residence, 41 West Ninth street, Josie M., wife of S.A. Water- bury, and daughter of tie late Joseph H. Taylor, Esq., of Philadephia, Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services at lalf-past teu o’cloek this (Friday) morning, WHEFLOCK.—On Tuesday evening, Septemoper 19, WiLwaM H. WHEELOCK, aged 45 years, ‘ahe relauves and friends of the family are respect: fully nvited to atvend the funeral, on Friday after- noon, 22d. at two P. M., from his late residence, 120 West Twenty-ninth street. TRAVELLERS GU a ATH AND CONEY ISLAND RAILROAD. Bi ietve Greenwood tor the beach every. forty Lastenr leaves Coney island wk. All Greenwood from Fulton, Wall, connect with this route, z OF R Guanae OF HOUR 1. ceyport. Steamer MATTEAWAN will leave pier foot of Barclay street at dig? M. onan after Monday, September 15; re- turning at #36 A. Me EXCURSIONS. RSIONS TO HARLEM, HIGH BRIDGE, Karis and Chris's Park and Morrisan!a.— MORRISANIA and META leave as fol- 7:06, 8:15, 9:10, 10:18, 1 :90, 2:45, 4:05, 5:18, 1S, 10:45, 1:15, 2245, 4215, 5:15, 19th atreets each way. pam Exe! Mott Haven, Palace steamers rat by this line. ‘eunitay boats, leave hourly from 9:30 A, M. to 7 P.M. Fare to Harlem on Sanday, 1d cents, AKLES A, LONGSTREET, Superintendent, RN STAR LODGE, 207, F. AND A. M—GREAT HA aiernoon and evento; wai at Sulzer’s East River rk, foot of Kighty-fourth street, Kast Kiver, this day (Priday), September¥2, commencing at 8 P. Great attrac: tions. Eminent speakers, celebrated singers; dancing, dc. 4 CLOTHING. IE H. ROSENTHAL'S, 233 THIRD AVENUE, NEAR Nineteenth street (late 51 Third avenue). —Ladics and temen can obtain the highert vail yr Cast-olf Clothing vets by inquiring or addressing. Ladies attended to ‘Rosenthal, ‘Ue last tribute of respect to our late Brother Secre- tery, Willlam Bormann. Brethren will wear dark slothes and hed pores. ate ed lodges raternally invited to attend, ‘ plea HENKY HOPKINS, Master. Sin KNIGHTS OF COLUMBIAN CHAPTER, Rose CKo1x, . You are hereoy summoned to ap- ear in uniform. at your asylum, 594 Broadway, on riday, September 23, at twelve o'clock noon, &l ar, for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late Sir Knight Archivist, William 4, Bormann, —Mem- bers of sister chapters are respectfully invited to at- tend. Byorder, JAMES MORROW, Most Wise, L. F, STEVENS, Archivist pro tem, BURKE.—On Wednesday, Septemoor 20, Mic:TAR! Burke, aged 66 years, & native of Carrigatoine, county of Uork, Ireland. ‘The relatives gud iriends Of the famuy, alag We | ASTROLOGY. STROLOGER MARS,—CONSULTED BY LADIES AND ents for good luck In business, marti name and " Complexion of the imtended; he tells true, 81 Third aven! near Twoi(th street. RIS (CLARA AN. ADAME CLARA A. ALMA, DE PA TONTA, Franc’ Busicess aad Clairvoyant. | Consuitatior Frenca and German, 1,289 Broadway, between Thirtietd and Thirty-lirst sireets. ADAME ROSA, GREAT NATURAL CLAIRVOYANT — Reveals your whole life from the cradie to the atave, 72 Canal street, pear Hudson, Fee $l. HE UNRIVALLED EUROPRAN MEDICAL AND BUSI ness Clair vc I8 past, prenent and future; shows Hkeness and give ame of future husband. Neo, 159 Weat Forty-tret airool Broadway apd Sevquta aveaue Ty OUSES 16 LET_FURNISTED AND UNFURNIBUNS, in desirable locations aboye Fourteenth street; ale iy i Houses for it Sovorn! good Hous for male at Season WPeRg (ed streak SMALL FrasiSiBD HOUSE TO LEI—IMMEDIATE i pioecestio Uvenue and Tenth street. Apply on premises. —A SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE, TO A SMALL faintly only, on i wenty-second street, near Ninth preseut occupant, Broadway, {rom room. To ened avenue; rent taken in Board by the M. KENNEDY, 498 0 LET—FURNISHED, THE THRE® STORY IncH T°. op brown stone House, located at 123 West Tweniy- seventh street, with all morern ‘improvements, For further particulars inquire 0 LET—FULLY small four atory brown »: Serving second #oor; #150 p> family only, 209 West Twent, 0 LET FURNISHED THREW STORY HIGH STOOP T° House West Thirty ay atre Avply between 10 and 83g o%0ck. (© RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE 109 RAST FORTIETH street, near “ark nue. A small, nicely turnisned House in Fortioh street, near Park avenue; rent $200 per month, Apply to M. A. J. LYNCH & HUGH 'N, CAMP, 106 Broadway, corner Pine strect. (0 RENT—THE ELEGANTLY FURNISHED | YOUR T° sory House 3 Kast Thirty-ihird street ; rent #300 per ‘Apply between 10 A. M. aod AND COMPL! nr private respousiole month; private family on! TP, Mt L 4 RENT—FULLY FURNISHED, THRBB STORY AND basement brick House, 11 rooms; all improvement near ferri in Brooklyn; reat moderate. Apply at 21: roadway (room 6), New York. i 10 RENT-ELEGANT NEW HOUSE, ALL CONVENT- handsomely and freshly turnished; 16 rooms; ences Feasouabiy to nice peuple. 624 Seventh avenue,’ junction of Broadway. NO _RENT—FURNISHED, ONE-HALF BLOCK FROM Fifth Avenue Hotel; a ‘fully and handsomely furnished House at $850 per month; will be rented toa responsible only. Pay MES R. EDWARDS, 277 West Twenty-third streot, Unturnished. —A THREE STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN STON + toreni, on West Filty-Ufth street; excellent locatio mn perfect or fer. Ope GARRETT D. CLARK & SON, 854 THREE STORY HIGH BASEMENT, 4 EAST TWE A ty-eighth etrect, near Fourth avenue; ne ly paint And in perfoct order, Apply to owner, 128 East Twenty- Second street. To private family $220) THREE STORY AND BASEM hot and cold year. Apply at 55 W fighth avenue, T HOUSE, RANGE, nd fixtures for 3000 & reet. TORY AND BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE to let and [A nagl for favo a I 1" ty ted with first class geatlemen Fae now neat iity-fourth. street and Seventh aven O4sg Went Thirty-second street TON BEEKMAN PLACK, CORNER FIFTY- first atrect, on the river terrace, @ four story brown stone House, wlth, geo Oxtures, heaters, dc. ; splendid view Sinner, rent jow to good tenatt. Apply to JOUN 0, HIG- GANS)'No. 7 Pine streot, (0 LET—A TWO STORY BASEMENT HOUSB, NINE rooma; all improvements, newly papered and painted, fn I2]ot-atreet, east of avenue A, near the Harlem bom cars. Inqniré of J. GILSEY, Srst brown stone house i nie A, wear L2lat pireet; immediate possession ; rent 640 yer month. im iui fi 10 LET-239 EAST THIRTY-FOORTH STRE FOUR story House, 14 roo nll tol. Also three And attic House, b4 Lexington avenue; very desirable; o al) day, H. IN DIT, corner Third avenue and Twelfth street, LET—SMALL THREE STORY HOUSE, NRAR Thirty-seventh street, in Second avenue, in complete odern improvement! rent $v. ‘M. CONDIT, corner Third ay, and Twelfth at, 0 LET. 84 MADISON AVENUE, BETWEEN FORTY. second and Forty-:bird streets, elegant four story Resi- dence, i complete order; frescoe'l throughout; contains every modern convenience; finished in fancy woods, with mirrorn wad sate tor silver, “Apply to WILLIAM KENNEL- ¥, No, 4 Pine street. TPO LETTO A SMALL, RESPECTABLE FAMILY, ONE of those neat Cotiage Houses In Franklin terrace, situ. fied in Twenty-sixth street, near Ninth avenue; rent’ $40, Apply to JOSEP! H CORBIT, 968 Ninth avenue," 0 LETTHE FIRST CLASS BROWN STONE HOUSE ‘331 Kast Seventeenth street, near Second avenue; in good order and has all the modern improvements; possession im- mediately. 1) LE? OR FOR SALE—SEVENTIETH STREET, 100 feet from Third avenue, three brown stone front Houses, marble hails, Snely finished, all modern improvements; ready for occupation, ©. F. GILMAN & ©O., 165 Broadway, basement 10 _RENT—NO. %0 WEST FORTY-THIRD, STREET, near Broadway, a three story high stoop Philadelphia brick House, tn pertect order; modern {mprovements: rent to May next exub. duply, ‘on the premises or to POTTER BROTHERS, Nos. 4 and 6 W FURNISHED ROOMS any APARTMENTS AL Taives cx be Just out of Four x= y up ren street. TLEMEN AND st class location, avenue. A fer OF BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS, IN ONE OF F aug Apely a No. 6 West Thirty eighth aireet, A ‘3 1 OND FLOOR, dj it cold water, mt & Hooms seperately. “Apply e 6 ‘East Tweilth street, near the moat elegantly furnished houses, one door from: Fitu PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET A SECOND ELON. Brvadwan, rent #130 per month ; southeast corner sec: | PBR WEEK.—A PLEASANT ROOM, BEB- room and Closet, suitable for two gentiemem ping. 406 West Thirtleth street, TO LET, WITHOUR $5 5 oF light house! WEST FOURTEENTH STREET. board, furnisi 13 REST JWENTSIXTH STREET, OPPOSITE SF, *) James Uotel.—Furnished Rooms to let, Including « Sult on second door, without board. Beat references givem and required. FAST TWENTIETH STREET, ONE DOOR FROM 2 Broadway,--Handsomely furnished Parlor Floor te Jet; also to gentlemen only; references em changed required, BREVOORT PLACE, 88 EAST TENTH STREBT.- Furnished Rooms to'rent to gentiemen only. Ret- 23 erence FIFTEENTH STRE! between Brondway Elegantly furn' EAST TWENTIETH STREET.—TO LET, NEW AME handsomely furnished Rooms, en suite or singly, te nen and wives und #ingle gentlemen; references ex cd 2: 31 nd Fifth avenue. a ‘ BAST FOURTH STREET.—TO LET, A NICKLE 34 furnished large Koom, on nd floor; also « Hal Room, on third floor, without board, ? TH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AVENUR—A SECOND « a 4); njex = our for 890, Partion 2 ae nor sunt of Roome $40 MViprary, 068 Sixth avenue. MARKS PLACK—tO Let, sMaLy vox $273 dished Room, without board, to single geatlom 29 [ WEST TWENTY-FOURTH BTREKT, NEAR FIVTH Avenue Hotel. tently furmiaied {ieome for gentle. hout with private fami ouse first oli se bil erecenes rohanged? rms moderate. 4.4. WHST JTW STREET. —AN ELEGANTLY Fug 4 nished Second Floor, wuitable for two or four; alt modern Improvements attached ; dine in an extensive parlor. References exchanged, 4.7 BOxD sth -HAN DSOMELY NISHED Roouws, with bre for the winter, for gentieman and wife or two single gentlemen; situation convenient to care and atages, WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET. _NEATLE furnished Rooms for gentlemen near the Fifta Avenue 52 Hotel, ITY PLACE, NEXT DOOR TO FOUR reet.—Furnished Rooms to let, in suite or rate; house has ull modern improvements; furniture, carpets, kc., all new; references exchanged, 89 ST. MARK’S PLACE. —A PLEASANT, FURNISHED Room on second floor, suitable for two or three gentle men. ll MACDOUGAL STREET, NEAR BLELOKER— Furnished Rooms, with ry convemence for hoaae- iceeping, to let to respectabie small famtlios. a 135 EAST TWELFTH 81REET—IN A SMALL PRE vate house, two neatly furnished sdjolning Rooms te ‘et, with conveniences for housekeeping. DQ WEST THIRTY-FOURTH STREET.—FIRST CLASS ] 28 ‘without board, to gentlemen only, tn private fam ly. fe as joes required. 995 WES! *WELPTH STREET.—-SECOND FLOOI “ for housekeentngy vate house with all ‘he modern improvements; quiet ueigt furnished or unfurnished, borhood. 30; West SEVENTEENTA STREET.—10_ LET, Je) one or two gentlemen, witheut board, a large ff Room, clean and neatly furnished, im « family, to use of bath, avenue. « AST FC BLT Rati ecoime on second floor, furs nished; also one large Room on fourth fi erate. 352 cvenue.—A small famtiy has one. nicel fiaom to let, without board; geuilemen preferr sonaovle, 1e American, 8 (for two), #6 per week, Inctaiug tire, gas and ' Call at above number, one door teyum Ki, ) WrSt FIFTEENTH STREET, NEAR FIGNTE furnished ; berms ree UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APART. MENTS TO LET. PARTMENTS TO LET—FOUR TO NINE ROOM®, with modern Unprovementa; desirable locations; pos session at once. SAMUEL D. MACK, Third avenue, corner Seventy-sixth street, ¥’ T CLASS FLOORS TO RENT—TO_ PRIVATE ilies, in the four new and improved buildings north east corner of Seventy-first street and Third ae exch elevator on the prem NTER, 267 1,283, For terms, &e. avenue, Bible House, i THIRD FLOOR, THRE ROOMS, IN HIGH T 0 Le meek stone house 247 Kast Fitty-seventh street, 7pPoO LET—TO A SMALL, QUIRT FAMILY OF ADULTS, Hig Second Floor of oat 832 East Sixteenth street, con- taining six rooms, with bath, wash oasina, water closet and gas. Inquire on the premises, a ‘0 LET—LOWER PART 28 EAST FORTY-PIFTIC street, parlor and basement Floors, eight rooms; eve: improvement and In axcelleut. order, Also Second. Fi seven rooms, wext door; seen after LL. 1. M, CONDIT, corner Third avenue and Twelfth stroet. 0 LET—A FINE FLAT, ND FLOOR; FIVE large rooms, besides bathroom and closets; will ve let At moderate price to a small amd unexceptionable family. Apply on the pre Ises, 13 West Twelfth surest, 10 LEY—-FIRST FLOOR GENTEEL MOD lish basement house, 226 West Forty-iret street, near Broadway, to amall family only; gas, water, washtubs pam tries. Rent g400a year. | i 10 LET—TO A FAMILY OF T , Second Flour and two Rooms on third Door, Weat Eleventh street mood le d in perfect order. In- 0 OR THRES PEI quire of owner, on the premin nt $50 per month TGAL STREET.—TO LET, FRONT AND 66 buck OUGAL, Seusion aod (root Basement, Apply on the premises. MEDICAL “pe. uD. GRINDLE, PROFESSOR OF | MID- ‘25 years’ practice); elegant Rooms and Board. street, 7 —_" RS’ PRUSSTAN 2HOSPT- TW hasnses permanently cured conmultaiom tres ANICIN: 101 Bleecker sureot 4 —MADAME GRINDLE, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, 1 + West twenty-sixth street. | —MRS, W, H. MAXWELL, FEMALE PHYSICIAN A. 116 East Tenth street. rm LL DISEASES CURED IMMEDIATELY; “consultations all hours, Claes Heute HF AKRISON, 179 Bleecker SOOPER, MW DUANS STREET, CAN BE CON. DM vuhed io diseases; 34 years’ practice enadies bim to make perfect cures, RB, AND MADAM WEST, PROFESSORS OF MU H jieot Board \d professional 144 Won Fasileth street, near Seventh avenue, ( EQUIRING MEDICAL TREATMENT PENTLEM EN JULIEN, at tho old French drug sore Bid Pearl strect, near Centre,’ ACRS, WORCESTER, PHYSICTA Niicewt between Wasuingian aud A No. TTENTION | A wifery, 120 West Twenty-six tal experience; dizenses: MEDL- 4a CHARLES —_—_——_—— ———————