The New York Herald Newspaper, April 20, 1873, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, The Relaxation .in Money Making Progress. The Rate on Call Ranges from 18 Down to6 Per Cent. CONTENUED BUOYANCY IN STOCKS. Pacifle, Mail Rises to, 61 and Western Union Turns the Corner of 87. -MONEY:-IN LONDON 2: PER CENT. A Farther Advance in Foreign Exchange and Government Bonds Rampant, A Gain of a Million Reserve in the Bank Statement. WALD STREET, ‘w} Sarorpay, April 19-6 P.M. @n 'Ohange to-day cotton was quiet, with prices Fallng steady. Receipts at the porte, 4,975 bales. Flour continued dull gud heavy. Wheat was quiet and not essentially changed in price, while corn was in better demand and drmer. : THB IMPORTS OF THE WEEE. ‘The total imports of foreign merchandise at the port of New York trom foreign perts during the past week were $12,346,614, made up of $3,300,000 of ary goods and $9,045,615 of general merchandise. TUB COTTON MOVEMENT. ‘The tote) receipts of cotton at all the ports for the past week were 65,830 bales, against. 48,945 bales the previous week, Making the total receipts since September, 1, 1872, 3,163,688 bales,’ agammst 2,638,175 bales last year—an increase in the present crop of 626,463 bales. The exports from: all the ports during the week were 89,409 bales, against 62,854 bales for the same period last year. The total exports for the expired portion of the cotton year are 2,044,793 bales, against 1,720,737 bales last year. ‘The atock at all the ports is 457,407 bales, against 306,002 bales in 1872. THE FOREIGN MARKET. Cable despatches announce that the steamer Scotia has sailed from Liverpool with the half mil- Nien, of sovereigns which was packed at the Bank ef England yesterday, as reported by our London eerrespondent. ‘To-day’s advices from the London Market do not justify the apprehensions that this shipment would lead to a higher bank rate, for money is quoted as lending at 2 per cent upon con- sos, London quotations have been generally steady except for the new fives, which declined X, but became active and recovered %. The new French loan has advanced toa premium of 63¢ per cent, and Eries have risen to 51% a 62. MONEY Easy. ‘The money market was easy—at least as con- trasted with itself in the eventful past few weeks— and loans op call were made at 1-16 and interest dewn to 6 per cent, the last rate prevailing at 98. early as @ quarter before three o'clock. The Digheat rate of the day in the way of turning stocks wae 3s per cent, or rather that was the difference eerly in the forenoon between cash and regular prices. Ag the bonus of 1-16, the highest rate in actual loans, was for the two days to Monday, it (was really equivalent to only 1-32aday. In other werds. THE HIGHEST RATE for money was equivalent to about 18 per cent perannum. Foreign exchange was strong, with @B unusually active demand for Saturday, and the Fates for prime sterling advanced to 107% @ 108 fer eixty day and 108% a 108% jor sight bills. These Ggures will doubtiess help to reassure the London moncy market. From Washington we learn that the outstanding extra greenbacks this evening are $2,117,000—a decrease since yesterday of $75,000, The Treasury balances are $35,000,000 currency amd $72,200,000 coin, the latter being represented to the extent of $22,500,000 by outstanding certificates, The relaxation in money started the note brokers looking into their pigeon-holes, and, if continued @ext week, we shall probably see a revival of activity in discounts. THE BANK STATEMENT, ‘The weekly statement of the associated banks ts favorable and shows that the deficiency in re- serve has been so much further reduced that the banks are now below the linei only about a million @ollars, But the return is still mysterious in its failure a second time to reflect the undoubted Reavy receipts of currency irom the interior, the increase in deposits being only nominal. Hqwever, there is a conspicuous gain in legaltenders, The loans show & considerable liquidation of credits, doubtiess as a result of the fall in prices during the week at the Stock Exchange and the consequent setraction ef advances upon stock collaterals. Should the Treasury decide to prepay the May in- terest without rebate on Monday morning the REINFORCEMENT OF RESERVE Gext week would bring the banks clear above theline of required legal reserve. Indeed, as the Statement is quite probably made on rapidly rising Averages they may be already in possession ef the fall twenty-five per cent. The statement cem- pares with its predecessor of last week aa fol- tows :— April 19. $270,190, Decrease in Rataen in in deporite.. 268,100 orease in legal tenders.. 1,126,000 AD analysis of these figures shows that the banks Bow hold only $983,350—iess than the reserve re- quired by law—a gain for the week of $1,041,350. In fact, the national banks really hold a surplus of pbeus $40,000, the deficiency being confined to the Btate banks in the Clearing House Association. THE RAILROAD BoNDs, ‘The railroad bonds were firm, with a well ais- triputed business. Boston, Hartford and Erie firsts recovered to 394. The following were the bids at Del, Lack & West 2a Bieta ‘Tol & Wab tain ¥ Ha cena 228 eae ete ae shares:—New York, 193%; Manhattan, 150; Mer- ehante’, 115; Mechanics’, 140; Union, 140; America, $0; Commerce, 115; Mechantes’ dor; Mercantile, 137; Amert peed oy cam Exonange, 101; Hanover, 106; Metropolitan, . 183; Grocers’, 104; East River, 112; Nassau, 107; St, Nicholas, 110; Importere and Traders’, 176; ‘Park, 147%; ‘Manufacturers and Merchants’, 101; New Yorx Nationel Exchange, 90; Centra} Nattonal, 96; First National, 215; Fourth National, 10%; gold Exchange, 112; Bankers and Brokers’ Asso- 80. mater GOLD HEAVY—118% A 117%. ‘otwithstanding the heavy importation of fereign goods for the week, knewledge of which ‘was obtained by the clique in advance and wae used to atifen,the market on Friday, gold was | Reavy and the market was feverisn, The extreme fluctuations were between the limits of 118% and 117%. The course of the market is shown in the table :— In the gold loan market the rates ranged from 4 Per cent to 7 gold per cent for carrying. ‘The oper: ations of the Gold Exchange: Bank were as fol- lows :— 219108,179,000 1 Shani ‘The Sub-Treasury paid ous $54,000 9n account of interest, and $2,000 on account of redeemed five- ‘THE SPECIE MOVEMENT, The especie exporta to-day. amounted to $208,028, all gilyer. The total exports of the week and aince the beginning of the year have been as follows, compared with previous years :— ‘Total fer ‘the week... . $842,603 Previously, reported. .. 1 Same time 1! ‘Same time 1863. GOVERNMENTS BUOYANT. The government list was buoyant and advanced to the quotations prevailing a week or so since, when gold was selling at 119%, the sixty-sevens bringing 119% for a while, but closing % lower. The following were the closing quotations:—Unived States currency sixes, 114% a 11434; do. sixes, 1881, registered, 1173¢ @ 117%; do, do. do., coupon, 120% @ 1215 do, five-twenties, registered, May and No- vember, 114 @ 114%; do. do., 1862, coupon, do., 119%) @ 118365 dO, d0.,, 1864, dO, dO,, 11824 @. 118355 do. do., 1865, de,, do., 1208 120%; do, aixty-sey- ens, registered, January and July, 117 a 117%; do. do., 1865, coupon, “ao., T174g a 117% 5, do. do., 1867, do. 40,,'119% 9110%; do. do., 1868, do. do., 11746 a 117%4' 40; ten-forties, registered} 1124 11214; do, do., coupon, 113% a 114; do. fives of 1881, registered, 114% @ 114%; do. do. ao., coupon, 115% a 116)4. FURTHER ADVANCE IN STOCKS. The stock market was strong despite the con- Jectures of a probable reaetion after the sharp re- covery of the day previous, and prices, after a little hesitation at the opening, advanced steadily ‘until the, second call, when a disposition to realize caused a reaction and aloss of a portion of the day’s improvement. But the satisfactory in- terpretation of the bank statement and the further relaxation in money eccasioned a iresh rise in the closing hour of business, when the highest prices of the day were reached, Western Union, which sold at 775¢ on Thureday, touching 87%. The day’s improvement ranged from one to two per cent and ‘was most marked ‘in Western Union, Pacific ‘Mail, St. Paul and Northwestern, The Southern State bonds. were frm. The Tennessecs recovered to 79. 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.. Os eevee 6644 sakes Shore, 92% sets 68 Messaeasiors 7934 Northwestern preferred, 87 Rock Island. 108% 8t. Paul... ,. 584 St. Paul preferred. 12% Ohio and issippi 445 Union fic... 8224 Wosrecw te ion Toleprapes. ae festern Uni % Pacific Weh<o ebb soheieel 5876 In Philadelphia, Reading ‘advanced to 1153 and Pennsylvania to 113%. ERIE RAILWAY RECEIPTS. The following is the oficial return of estimated weekly earnings commencing November 1, 1872:— 1872, 1873, 8 Days. 8 Days, + $413,023 $398,850 7,280,645 7,686,166 Total earnings since Nov. 1.$7,699,668 ‘$7,980,006 Decrease for week Increase for five date, For week ending April 15. Previously reperted.. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOOK EXOHANGE, Saturday, April 19—10:15 A. M. 8 6 10000 US 6's, cur. S00 do aa a 800 300 85) 1000 85) 50 85; 1500 86} 1500 85} 400 20 85) 400 Bot 00 oe 400 0 85; 400 88, 20 86 20 + Bb 100 EB: 100 g 00 i SSS. SSESESESES 88% 0 & iw oat 00 3 300 : 1300 BBie su 58} 800 88 00 . 59 300 58% = 2 oo os a 300 59 B83 Wo 5834 2 = 300 . an [9 wo x0 Be 70 By a0 ue” 300 33% 200 * 1100. 3436 z Pa nd us wo Board—10:30 A. M, 200 shs Pac M 88 Co..c 60 00 a oO 96 U 86! 8000 86) + 5000 U 4 1000 U; gi 200 a 3% 700 1000 Oh: 200) do. 5000 Ha tT rig tao Ww 0 & Rik a 5000 Tol & Wap: , 100 200) NJ Cen Ist, new. 103" 600 L. 2000 Clev & P 4th. . Bae 4000 Chic & Alt sf bis 102" 10000 C, C & 1.6.24. .b60 10000 do... a» 72 Pid 100 T, B&W. 2900 B, H&E. 100 Pi 509 Chica NW. K 1000. Betzee. ese sesseseers spesess: saupegsagtagenesenncragee ra t44 2 seze SEES EESESESESESESE! esseessessseses BIEIEOR SIP ENSSS s S2fsseeses: ge ESBtESqEeeeeeeseeecé: a = ‘shs West Unton Tel do, aren) S00 Ls &M SRR, 100 SEES ENEEREREE ERE Second Eoard—1 P. Mi 400 shs LS Ma He. é See! ‘2 S = 3 sedgees i, Lae a 1 do. 10 NJ Southern. 100 Han & 81 Jo, 200 C W RK aR SusFSLSSSE, 8 1: Wells-Fargo Ex 8) a SE, BE peer eeeree rs HAVANA MARKETS, Havana, April 17.—The market for sugar ie dull and Exchange quiet and weak; on United 8 60 days, in currency, 13a14 per cent premiun sight, 16a 17 per cent premium; @ days gold, per cent premium ; short sight, si¢ a 4 per cent premium ; on Paris, 29% 8 90 per cent premium. EUROPEAN MARKETS, Lonpon Money Marxet.—Lonpox, April 19—1 :30 P, w.— Consols and American securities closea unchan, phe oemed af at I3d— LIM mone. and He acco mth fortes ys Mi ff oew ren AVERPOOL CoTTON MARKET. sie April 19—1:30 M.—The market closed stead TI Bare been 10,000 bales, vichaing rt. Of the sales 6, cotton shi a ‘rom ks April, Mi nd , Sader midding Orle VERPOO! . M.—The market! tf ‘Ervenroo1, Provisions ops M.—Beef, 65s. per terce for new mess. BODE ha Rea April 19— mon rosin, 8s. 6d. pei t. RO! Manuer—Lombom, April 10—Even- —Calcutta linseed, Os. q Midgling™ Re eaae eee —Livenroot, April 19— eer. —Lrverroot, vaust BELMON & Bankers, 18 and'H Nassau strect, ise Travellers’ Credits, avaliable in ail parts of the world, through the Messrs, DE ROTHSCHILD oe their ban gh ent, relal Credits and transfers of money on ci allfornia, Europe and Havana. a zB: con 2onE: = € i; 12:30 P, M,—Before Call. 300 shs Erie RR OLOSING PRICES—3 O'CLOCK P, M. Vestern Union. $6% » 85% ick silve! 40: "i. Con- 8, 9344: ten- y shares at the sales ot the day 000 for speculation aD hs me city property onl LARGE AMOUNT OF MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND ages, First apd Sec tgages cashed FRE ICH & * goo and 008 Third aveniie, REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE EN- dowments, Insurance Policie: Mortgages and other insurances of all Kinds effected with best HABRICH & CO., 119 Broadway, Wn 4 eoreca ping PAID IN TO LOAN AND Real Estate, in sums to suit; ‘ost office, N. Y. other fdoroved room 2 1—STOC! +» ce hae PRIVILEGES. Parti fine pee do so safely and Write 9 ‘or call on 11 Broad strect. _Bavlanatory circulars nA on application. “h Lb PER PERSONS DESIRING TEMPORARY LOANS ON Commercial Paper, Stocks, Bonds or ities. Apply at 82 Cedar treet, Bree KEN NATIONAL ‘four @) per cent prem! ANK NOTES BOUGHT AT DE HAVEN & BRO,, South Third street, Philadelphia, Pa. R SALE—FIRST MORTGAGE OF $17, fred token worth $40,000, opposite 8 * 200 OnPROP. i oe id WES & MACY, BANKERS, © WALL STREET, W YORK, OFFER SAMB PACILITIRG TO DEPOSITORS A® INCORPORATED BANKS, AND ALLOW INTEREST ON. ry BALANCES AT THE -_ OF POUR PBR Soe apie cena snd Brooklyn Proper, were gi MOrEAGes CATNRINGR OF HILLYER, 89 Codes stroot. Moss Pees AND pth ebleodbepbrlentere hsm moderate fate dvcoant money in bank; np delay ering pals only dealt wit MORRIS B. BAER, 996 Sixth avenue. ONEY TO PURCHASE GOOD FIRST MORTGAGES, M' in New York, Brooklyn or Jerr Git Prine} only ne a apply, Address MORTGA: fi box 3,738 beet ‘OTICE.—OFFICE oF THE PORT ROYAL RAIL road Company, 2 Pine street, New York.—Tl foapese of Port Royal Railroad Bonds, due May 1, paid at the office orn oe cy ty. H. THAYE! asarer. B baged YORK ay tan SEAT FOR AN sale, Address B., box. 5,120 New York. Post oMee. preeer, CASH adgnalle STOCKS, LIFE POLT- cles, Furniture, Pianos, Diamonas, Hscellancous ae ral Merchandise. Commercial paper Roauyiiee 8 neral Mei ne Sto » JAM. OBER? WINTHROP & Co. Banke and Brokers, street, \d Gold, allow interest ‘on Deposits, and transact a general Banking and Broker- CAGNEY, | Auctioneer, json street. lag ‘NEW YORK cITy ECO ND MORTGAGES, ae cet to cover. Principal aay makers | Ye immediately, to J. LOAN—$12,000, 10, $5,50, ‘35,700, 000, Te Li fa eee ae edlately tod. Be Leh ifenst et IG rondway. way. [HORE Bon ANY “PERSON, WHO HAS considerable amount us us find for tisintorese 1 mudtess BLACES FORE Hovald office, a th Ly . as intatn the awa relinbie lawyer, who thinks it right Weare Fictai agen gti. satiny eles value AN to ROB Re NeW a RRY, 2 Conbord re Dardoklyne wants LOAN as 31 000; 00, FIRST Vo pay on avenue waren, Be roo! mh; value $2000, For particulars sptyto WILLEN Ci WecoOL, f Third avenue and seventy-first sire TO 12 an CENT. specialty of Coun City and School Dis- guaranec fe exality al bone sold, collect bet ons’ without ch same as go much tnt? a Bats tga priee ifs iit. ¢ Law of Municipal Bond just pubiisnea i ut sonia, mould be'in the hands of al interested in this class of urities. Two volumes, price OLE & CO. 17 Nassau wreck. E! T ‘Trades Savings Ban! 275 West Twenty-third frou near Highth avenue. ry _fall. or send for circular. TO 20 PER CENT INVESTME Choice City and iy Donde, Mist, Mortzage. Ralirond onda, a nauraice, Gastignt, Bank and City Railroad: Stocks .. ty Bonds, also o} glass inverse, for sale he lowest quarkct rates by LBERT H. HcOLAY & Ol Stock Brokers apd Auctionssrn, Pine street, New York. _N. B,=-Prime investments a specialty for di years. Of) -18 THERE AMONG ALL THE WEALTHY papermens, im New York. one ady or gentleman charitadi® enough to let a destitute lad; ve the surn of méney, in return for which wilting to ge her serviees in any honorable employment ? Must have the money, before Tuesday, or will be turned. into the street. Address Mrs. M. L. WILLIAMS, station B. $4,500 7 eT wards; funds on hand by or efore. Ma ___ WILLIAM C. REDDY, Attorney at Lave 34 Park Row, $11,000 000. 3 ie ,2% RON 4 NoRTOAaR = Apply to W, GRAVES, 192 Broadwayy 8. ¥: $12.00 (fine Oley tinproved P, mere Ks loan © improved Property, or wi buy Leasehold M lortuages. gine if HALL J. HOW, 12 Pine street. $75.01 000 “TO LOAN—ON FIRST MORTGAGE, ON first aes Saneesty, im New York and Principals only dealt ith. Apply at once to ari ‘ALIST, box 6,790 New York Post office. $165.000 20, L04N— sume TO surT, ON e JU City or Improved Country, Property; = YDWELG ENSIGN. iE Pine atreot, IN SUMS TO mutt pe ay i out bony aeo $5,000, to buy eB; also Money for secon: iebacld mortgages. “PAUL P, TODD, eS $320. 000 DO Broan Progerty: ¥en Axo Good, Morrganes in samo cities, Apply to ‘OTICE,—ALL BUSINESS RELATIONS AND CON- nections between the subscribers bees Gorham Gray terminated on the 25th day of March, A. D. 1873, aRanru Rc HENEY, New Youx, April 12, 1873, A. MILLIKEN, + MUNICIPAL MATTERS. OOMPTROLLER’'S RECEIPTS, Comptroller Green reports the following amounts paid into the city treasury yesterday from the dif- ferent Bureaus of Collection, Department of Fi- nance, viz.:— RECEIVER OF TAXES, From taxes, water rents and interest COLLECTOR OF ASSESSMENT: From mei From arrears bes asseysinent, taxes, water rent and interest. . seetereees 533 U OF CITY REVENUE. From market rents | and fees, Total... Department of Public Works. Commissioner Van Nort, of the Department of Public Works, makes the following statement of public moneys received by that Department during the week ending yesterday (Saturday) :— BY THE COLLECTOR For Brozdway widening. For Riversidé Park openi For other improvements. For water’ rents and Benaltic For sewer permits, For vault permits Grand total NEW YORK CITY. ———4- The police arrested 1,671 persons during the past week, There were 946 births, 184 marriages, 538 deaths and 62 still bigths in the city last week. ~— Fire Marshal McSpedon seports sixteen fires for the past week, upon which the estumated loss is $36,636, and the imsuran: 2 $28,000. ~~. Six men were injured yesterday morning by Me falling of the scaffolding in the sewer at 132d street and the Boulevard. Peter Dunn and Peter Geoghan were dangerously hurt and sent to Belle- vue Hospital by the police of the Nineteenth pre- cinct. James Donahue, Superintendent of the Free Labor Bareau, Nos. 8 and 10 Clinton place, makes the following report. of business for the week end- ing April 19:—Applications for eeplopmant, 949; of these there were 147 males and 802 females. Male help erst 121; female, 866, Situations procured for 94 males and 735 females, Whole num- ber of situations procured for the week, 829, The affairs of the Bull's Head Bank are progress- ing fayorably in the hands of the depositors’ committee, A meeting of the depositors is called at Teutonia Hall, Sixteenth street and Third ave- nue, for Tuesday evening, the 221 inst, at eight o'clock, at which the whole altuation of the deposi- tors’ interests will be discussed and the day of opening the bank be formally announced, The persistent and praiseworthy efforts of the deposi- tors for the reopening of the bank are, therefore, about to be crowned with success, Shortly before twelve o’clock, on Friday night, Edward Bennett, @ man thirty years of age, who boarded at No. 1 James slip, was found lying dead at the bottom of the stairs leading from the second floor, on which he lodged. For @ long Mr. Bennett had been of Mee! | intemperate habits, and as @ noise as of some one ae was heard by several persons im the hou it is believe deceased fell down a fii CH ‘of stairs, and thus received fatal injuries, The re- mains were removed to the Fourth precinct sta- tion house, and Coroner Young notified to hold an inquest. PATAL GUNPOWDER EXPLOSION. ‘Witmineron, Del., April 19, 1873. An explosion took place this morning in a por- tion of Dupont’s Powder Works, near Wilmington. wea Biied, Charter—His Decision ? feremee New. Appotatments—The rates more or leas D ‘@ disinterested expectation of favorsto &, aves, all the inf When the cha Lites Taw x will, in conference with Well-tried ad’ iy an pts we are F yb hea to big ‘on the bee aw that receive signature of raise ‘There are several matters of detail and one or two minor matters that soméwhat impinge te moat ut foal hee am pose of reconciling vaca ofa, Pract Broper mem, to fil appoiatments by the Board of Alderme! It is made in detail, but submitved to the dermen in weir entirety of the twenty-four names, and from the present indications there 18 not like! to be any want of harmony between the Board an: Mayor Havemeyer, THE PAIR OF THE SHEPHERD'S FOLD. The managers of the Shepherd's Fold Orphan Asylum, located on Eighty-sixth street, having found it necessary the better to care for the spir- itual and physical necessities of their inmates to raise a large sum of money, have made extensive collections for a fair that is being held nightly at No. 2 East Forty-seventh street. It opened on ‘Thursday evening, the attendance has increased nightly, and it promises to materially aid the worthy object the ladies have in view. On the afternoon and evening of Monday and ‘Tuesday it will be open for there sale of articles, which com- mand good prices, ana go off rapidly. As the char- ity is one of the moat deserving in the city it should secure the generous patronage of our citi- wens, HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. In this City and Brooklyn. N_ UNFURNISHED PARLOR FLOOR AND BASE- Leyte with all modern conveniences, in a private house, gccupled by only ono other, tamily. Address WAN? D, ox 103 ferald office. PARTY DESIRE TWO OR THREE ROOMS OR. A Flat with a respectable family for light house keep- ing, with use of bathroom, between Twenty-fitth and Riv ninth streots, Third and bixth avenues. Address, stating location and terms, ERGO, box 174 Herald office. LADY OF EXPERTKNOE AND RESPECTABLLATY. ‘wants «furnished House in good locality, with the Privilege of other boarders; she will boara the occupant ‘and family tor the rent, or in payment of the same, socording to the le pumbér Fequlring accommodation rences wi ‘Address, immediately, M. k. West Twelfth ot street A LADY PROFESSOR OF MUSIC WISHES TO RENT ina central me near city cars, two comfortably furnished Boome adjoining, with gas and fire, in respectable family, where no boarders are take whore A wilh de. bepertactly undisturbed in her ies 5 ai hp if anited; not fo exceed $10 n week. hrn 2 Bobuberth 2 Co.'s, 3 Union square. ) Wal re LADY ENGAGED IN BUSINESS DORING THE WwW two Liar ty third floor. day wants two unfurnished Rooms, in good locality ; ferences given ANd, roqu duress, giving terms, ¢., box 5,640 Post office. < YOUNG MAN WISIIES A ROOM IN A HOUSE occupied by @ private family; vermaneny residence ae rent moder eee Address J.J.C., Herald Up- town Braneh office. WHEELER & WILSON FIRST C™ASS FAMIT Sewing Machine (nearly eRe, eb hoped, in ° walnut, forsale at a bargnig oid Wars knd Chain.” Apply at 496 Hudson FAMILY OF THRER ADULTS DESIRES A NICE unfurnishea Floor of five or giz rooms: location si a tween Twenty-third and Fifty-nimth strects, ; Fourah and Fi sit ayenues; rent not to exceed $35 per month, Address S.J. 3., box I 174 Herald office. A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, NO CHILDREN, DB- sire a First or Second Floor, west sideg will take lense for one year if suited; reference given and re- quired. Addre Herald Uptewn Branch office, FURNISHED ROOM WANTED-IN A PRIVATE family, between Fourth’ and Fourteenth streets, West of Broadway. Boarding house keepers need not answer. Address, giving fail particulars and terms, W. A. Rey 44 Broome street, GOOD SIZED ROOM, CARPETED, WANTED PER- se aphids 2 by a lady” teacher ina neat house and street, In vicinity of West Twenty-third street: refer- ences exchanged. Address LUTHER, Herald Uptown Branch offic URNISHED ROOMS WANTED—FOR THE SUMMER, by three adults, between Tenth and Twenty-secon streets and Irving piace Cy Sixth avenue. Address VIR- GINIUS, New York 8 change. URNISHED ROOM WA) TBD BY A SINGLE GE! tleman in a private iamily, between Tenth Twenty-third streets and Third ‘and Eighth avenue: tems ¥3 per week. Address NELSON, Herald office. ask hagetags WANTED.—A RESPONSIBLE PARTY, THOR- ighly competent, wants @ first class Motel, fur- nishod and in runuing order, for which a fale rental will q |, Address, for five days, giving full particulars, Herald office. _ } fOUSE WANTED.—HOUSE IN THE COUNTRY, with garden attached, for small family; not more than an iw Yo ae Wall street. Address box 963 Post office, ARGE BOARDING HOUSE FOR SALE—FU NI. hh ture and Lease and cheap rent; full Fred stand for the business. Penrt gece Oppo larper’s building. Apply for one week. Orns, WANTED—FOR A PHYSICIAN, BELOW ‘Thirtieth street, West. Address, with full partic nd terms, PHYSIC, Herald office. ART OF STORE WANTED,—LOCATION FROM la Reade street to Maiden lane, first floor. Address BUCKMAN MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 116 Cham- bers street, New York. vee OMS WANTED-SECOND STORY PREFERRE must be with a nice private tamily, for light house: Kocping ; will furnish own, rooms: location between Sixth avenues: Fourteenth to Forty-second street preferred; gentleman and wie only, and near urant, or with partial Bourd. Address Box 17’ Mechanics’ Exchan is 27 Park place, or call for owner of box, between I and 34 P. M., during'the week. i ee er gests What Governor Dix Will De with the that Is AdoptelThe Pull Time Al- lowed by the Charter Te Be Taken for ‘Rt meng — lowes reseraay) Wire” geen a OUT BOARD, Mr. Joho Pelice Lommissioner Smsth. ‘Tne Mayor's Whronged with callers, and, large Wum- \Suesee readmitted to an interview with the Mayor ts endeavoring to meet the-wishes of ery hour of the day the r has eed the mtamnnitaes, tata ane a mo twentsfoar | romans public oft the serge wean be dent him in reference to thelr |: necessary famteonient supple. they A’ ee y atect. ine scope of the! arte! ite Govern serge it is CF ively has aid ia del OK: van a rik 8 Fo maton Ao not for anes oon y doubts oF for Feriection oh of the rovisiens. "bu Pa Hiaverheyes’ to gain the tum or tne,t mt ne charter is re; ded ane and feat the free assage ar- rangements are being made Phen, Hy it the end Of thirty days, the new oficials will be able-to enter Ve) thee luties at once alter the confirmation of also understood that the ap) pera smme nia. wll netne | and Marbleized Mantels, Tiling, \ | Slate Work of all kinda s specialt 9 ae SS ae eS Boe moce ROOOMS, &C., WANTED, Im thie Cit; this y and Brookly Went, IMMEDIATELY BY, AN iA MERICAN i ira Floor, with oor tt oe at wee oe aa ‘o noe below Fenty. itetrese yt dive Si term’ and BOSTON, box ise Herald Wartur CTABLB WOMAN, WHO Ij out dees aya vBearoon, Address Mrs. B. 8, : Pee cd Ron tecnth ‘Streets mal OW ede, Cee AOUHE o OR A SECOND on P Merms reasonaple, “Address M. Bi bem 2a06 Posi ‘AgrED— BY A vee F, oe Re hee ee ‘Adddroon, wis tartns, Gr bs Te, Herald office. ile re eo mor" BETWEEN AL ertiar ad og in good nelgnjorhoed nt ‘address: ate ir R Bl Ae Pa vena street A,GUI2 OF FURNISHED ROOMS; MOD- Weer iy with privilege nowse: keopsngn sonvoniagt a restauraits, between Eighth and Hedin, gad ig ary OWEN, Heraid Uptown Branch office. ‘Were eat uae 2 a about etn Reo eAy enter cta NTED—MAY 1, SECOND OR THIRD FLUOR, + Mtg Soom, unfurnished, for light ae two adults; any’ person having more r i srierate rent, cal se require, w! improvements, ata mode: ‘eta and carelul tenant by addressing, with par- lars, Le, box Lt He IB Heraid office ; Americans protesred office ; Americans above Fortieth basis? 4 f, Helghbor hood. oe me THR TWENTY.SEOOND WARD, throe or four Rooms; private ho jee eas giv ng all particulars, NGO Ver WASTED LOWER: FARE OF, aii t gio ee ‘ANTBD—BY A SINGLE GENTLEM, A NI farnished Room, by the iar Sone Ay fail rae there are no oar ees tae io bawe som SIDNEY MARTIN. D Dox t we awe “—_ pre ee Mirae SK Ouse, ail modern, improvemen a tween Second and bag yi irate a ‘west of Sec o1 _ Address A. “WANTED ay A circ WIFE AND SON, ‘n unfurnished First or Second Floor in privaw house, between Fourth and Sixth avenues and Tenth and Thirty-fourth streets, Address box 3,671 Post office. AY eo UNFURNISHED ROOMS IN A RE- R,, Bee 0p Bowe locality. ‘nase, ofty stating lowest terme, fer ph cel SEAR enTS: FOR A of three location mi tr Address 8, Herald Saige nite hj ‘ANTED—BY A Aare GAMERICA ¥ FAMILY, seven Rooms; $600. H. M., box 125 Herald office. aba Ue ANTED—BY AN hotitapeieer SOUrna. TWO UN. furnished Rooms, in a private house, in’ vicinity of yore y-eluhth street; rent $16 $20 per month. Address OY, Herald Uptown Branch office. WAXTED_oFFIcE FOR A DENTIST, NOT ‘tainted Beventecaih street or. Shere oH; Afth stro Ln J td pte bata terms and location, D. , Hera! ranch oh otces Woitthed a LARGE AND SMALL ROOM, FUR- ished or unfurnished, except carpets, in a first house, private preferred, between Fourteenth and ‘ortieth streets, Sixth and Lexingtow. avenues; terme Address, with full pardculars, D., box 142 ote wit Branch office. ANTED—TWO FRONT ROOMS, PARLOR AND Bedroom, furnished, on second floor; terms not to exceed $12 per week; between Fourteenth and Thirtieth mreets and Lexington and Sixth avenues; references ex- chal dress box 15) Herald office. r ANTED— ‘HE LOWER PART OF HOUSE, wit two or three Rooms on the third floor, in 'a good location; west side. Address, with full particulars, box $760 New York Post office. ANTED—ONE LARGE OR TWO SMALL ROOMS, well asnishedy or A lg toreg and wife, with or ped Board, aboy street; without board price ust not be over $30 or no Per month; Address 710M 4S LIstoN, 104 Bixth ave JV ANTED—A SMALL HOUSE, RENT ABOUT ® between Twenty-third and Fosry -gignth streets end, ‘Sixth and Ninth avenues. Address, tull particu, lars, box 8,760 New York Post office. ANTED—UNFURNISHED, A FLAT OR PART OF A House, say six to elghi rooms, for ‘a simal, frat classadult family. | Address, atating location and lowest rent, DOMO, Heraid Uptown Branch office, NTED—THE LOWER PART OF wig: abe dress, stating loca tion and terms, J. A., box 103 Herald office, ANTED-—BY TWO ADULTS, MOTHER AND SON, two or three Rooms, furnished or unfurnished, for. light housekeeping; moderate terms; prefer to live with a small American family of adults; fh class references. ottice. THREE STORY HIGH STOOP aA i |W House, between Forty-clghth and Sixty-fth streets op) further cast than Second avenue: price net to exceed WO Address RESPONSIBLE MEMCMANT, Meraid «alee. In the Country. Wane TO RENT-—-IN JERSEY Orry, A SMALL louse, about 30 Sealy | walk from Pavenia ferry. Branch Fes tt 4c, 8. RB. N. Herald Uptown ich off W ANTED—A SMALL COTTAGE, IN NEW JERSEY; within one hour of City Hall, on Northern Balk ferred; rent must be moderate. Address A. Bi oni East ‘Eighty-se seventh street. : Waxtepsat TARRYTOWN, A FURNISHED HOUSB the Summer, by a private family; must be first class residence,’ with, all modern improvements, shady grounds, well drained, ‘and with & good river view : sscasion wanted trem the ialddle of June to migdie September. Address box 1,660 Fost office, New York. _ MISCELLANEOUS. WALKER'S 8 SONS.—EXTRA A AND | PLAIN BOOK: + binding done at shortest notice and lowest price; { editions of books done in best style. 66 Dey street. } ARE CHANCE FOR CAPITALISTS.—LOOK OUT FOR burglars! Cal want ew Burglar Alarm; i tL; State ri w sale at reves "PEG & WEBSTER, Patentecs } GLOTE & JANES, STATIONERS, PRINTERS (AND Blank Blank Book Manutacturers, 93 Fulton street Hooks made to patterns. OFT CAPSULES, SOFT CAPSULES. Castor off ai a other nauscous medicines can be KLABER, STEAM.MARBLE AND MARBLEIZING +. Works, 134 and 136 East ba 7 teenth street.—Marble jarble Counters, Monu- ments, at prices that defy competition. Marble ‘turning “pi the trade. .N ASSORTMENT OF MANTELS, UNSURPASSED for beauty of design and quahty of workmanship, YN SLATE COMPANY, _Fourth avenue and Seventeenth atecet, Union square. \TEWART'S SLATE MANTELS.—RICH AND ELE K fant designe; Sis ase Mors owt gon ; Mar. ble and Wo ad 222 West st Twenty-U ey street, pi Pierenus avenue. . S ae We ens ee 2 AND MARBLE S. izing Wort esi eon Broadway and Eighth avenue. Mabie, mars mnarbloized Maur fy Sees Headstones; large selections at very WP OWNERS OF TENEMENT HOUSRS.—I WANT Apartments or store in @ row of two or more tenements or French fiats, to locate an office and take charge of houses have had 18 years’ experience as an ive the best reference. “Ad. TATE AGENT, Herald office. | p¥o 10 GENTLEMEN (FRIENDS) DESIRE A NICELY furnished Room, tn x private family, without board ; focation between Fourth and Sixth avenues, Twenty- hid and Forticth stroets: terins $10 per wack. Ag dress COmZORT, Herald Uptown Branch , 1265, road \TANTED-BY TWO GENTLEMEN, THREE LARGE infurnished, in # private’ reatdonce: 1 nig or second floor, with bath, 48¢.: also accommoda for one between Ténmn gud Thirty- ean rand Fourth and Sixth avenues preterre?: Address A. F., box 1,282 Post office. — ‘WANTED By MALL FAMILY OF ADULT, A small three story House, or the Lower Part ofa high =t008 House, in'a respectable neighborhood, be- ween Si: and from Fourseun? to Address 8. KR. E., ‘ata reasonabl id Uptown Bran ANTED—A LARGE HOUSE, PARTIALLY FUR- nished, first class location, where rent will be taken rent. out in board, with privilege of six boarders; highest ret- erence given. Address EBSTER, 908 West Twenty- third street. ANTED—BY GENTLEMAN pnt front Room, either tu with Boa rivate family ; tio g: “Atth street; relerences, Address, with (ull particulary terms, &c., E. station ANTED—FURNISHED OR PARTLY FURNISHED, four or five, Rooms, by A responsible party, betwee, urteenth and Thirty-iourth streets, Fourth and Sixth Herald ofice. ANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, A FURNISHED Room, without board, below Forty-second street; ey samlly proterred. ‘address, stating terms, L. Hi. Klway, VANTED_sncos ‘D wT OF TH THIRD FLOOR Find), of six oF seven rooms, by an Americ faantly of these adnta, Food nol Gust of Fourth avenue. office. WaninosY A nats AND WIFE, siT- ting and one or two small Bed Rooms, eae for Rousekeeping, in & private family ; Brook! Cass, Font inust be moderate. “adiress He a ANTSD—BY A Gi TLEMAN, PA Bectroom, TS, aa A,? or ee te te Two! 4 and i reer mutually aly m, WITH RUN- nexceptionable stocet; story RACTED; - ‘ oxireraely Heh Ttubbe oath T1681 uct ‘avenue, ely en | Fourteenth and Fifteenth'streots. Eatabi baat Di ERUARD. BEAUTIFU warranted ance; Extracts Open Sunday till R. WHITE, DENTIST, REMOVED 70 #0 SIXTH avenue, formerly of 76—Beautiful Aifiela) $5, $l0und $15; Teeth ‘flied we reasonable prices: fet wor! warranted first class. ODERN DENTISTRY.—DR. BR. G, DURKIN, LATE ey B18 Gana street, now at NO. 7 Clintons blace Street).—Artificial Tecth on new pri used as natural teeth. Teeth extracted withoutn with gre or by benumbing process, “ASTROLOGY, ME. BLANCH, THE GREAT ONRIVALDED asiness and inedicay elrvovanty M2 West Twen- iy-elghth street, near Sixth avent RS. VANSISE, BUSINESS AND abe Zt oa Clairvoyant, | Spiritual tells name, marriage, brings together those long se; ye all affairs of iite ; positive information oi no pay. 621 Second ner "Thirty-iourth street. TEENTION<CONSULTATIONS ON BUSINESS, AN taw suits, enemies, absent friends, love, mar: Fiage, sickness and de retused i unleagatished, Mine, SINGIII, Ouirvoyaae 621 sixth avenue. TIENTION ~ENCw THY DESTINY. AFTER YOU have been deceived afd tost fatth-cvsems..this wonderfully gitted clairvoyant; gives $0 Wey pu causes martiages ; sone everything. 159 We street, near Broad wa, ane KE ay. THE GREATEST | LIVING id. ha aa + Clairvoya: mar- a es and cures all disease ences. 89 teed. street, corner of Hat pO ed CLARY Or Aas TELLS Scan, a cents genwand si, has West West 29th st, Hig asement, 188 NORWOOD, REAL AST! ROLOGISE.-CON' her for everything, eteonally oe or i Bast Tweirth Ih street, wo ore ar slit! et ta ies yy LISTER If THR of ekeulan, Sa Dead wey lew York. Send stam a