The New York Herald Newspaper, October 25, 1875, Page 9

NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1875.-TRIPLE SHEET. —_—— FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Review of the Week---The Crop Mo ment and its Lessons. THE SPECULATION IN STOCKS. Gold Exchange, Government, Railway and State Bonds—Pailures of the Year. Wat Srexer, } Sunpay, Oct. 24, 1875. ‘The commercial situation during the past week was without change. As in former weeks the principal business im dry goods has been transacted through the forced sale—that, too, of the most staple articles—and by a considerable reduction in prices, thus inducing a sort of speculative movement, or an overbuyipg on the part of the few who are able. ‘This, however, in turn Feacts to the detriment of the general trade. To such @n extent have these forced sales been made this seaspn that now, as we are informed, there is scarcely an arti. cle of staple goods which is not selling below the actual cost of production. Such a state of affairs, especially in view of the greatly decreased production and impor, tations of the season, does not indicate that natural and healthy demand for which we had hoped. The grain, produce and general merchandise markets, aside from speculative influences, have also been tame, with a tendency toward lower prices. In a word, disguise it a8 we may, business, if not stagnant, is slow and unsat- isfactory. Why does such a condition exist after two years of rest, which should have been years of liqui- dation? Much stress continues to be laid upon AN ANTICIPATED AOTIVE MOVEMENT and export demand for the large crops of the West. These hopes may yet be realized, but as no possible good can come from self-deception upon a matter of such vital importance, we below present some facts which seem to bear directly upon the general prosperity of the country and especially upon the interest of trans- portation companies. The same bright promises were indulged im one year ago regarding the crop of 1874, but they failed im fulfulment because our farmers and speculators would not, until too late, accept a price at which our wheat could be exported; so that while Great Britain tor the year between September, 1874, and September, 1875, imported over 2,000,000 cwt. more of wheat than in the twelve preceding months, the Atlantic ports of the United States during the same time decreased their exports about forty-five per cent. At one time it was thought that France would be short of wheat this year, but as we readin the Loudon papers of liberal importations from that country itseems likely that Great Britain again is to be the only buyer of wheat. If so the following facts are of importance :— THE MOVEMENTS OF WHEAT toward Great Britain from September 1 to October 2 compare as follows:— 1874, 1875. Imports into the United King- dom, ews. 4,720,393 7,840,733 Afloat, bound to the Uniied Kingdom, quarters, . 915,000 1,110,000 Both reduced to bushels, totals. 15,170,655 21,867,890 Increase for 1875, bushel ob ecccccccce 6,607,285 ‘The exports from New York compure as follows:— 1874. 1875. August 14 to Oct. 2, bushels... 6,750,300 4,775,300 Decrease, bushe! cae 975,000 Thus, while Great Britain actually imported and had afloat 6,697,235 bushels more than at the corresponding time last year, the Atlantic ports—accepting New York as the criterion—had exported about 1,000,000 bushels less, It has been estimated that Great Bpjtam would be compelled to import during the year, from Septem- ber 1, some 70,000,000 cwts. of wheat. If this estimate is correct it seems she has nearly twenty per cent of the total quantity in sight within the first month. It may here be remarked that the exports from New York since October 2 to date show but a trifling decrease from those of last year, The following were the relative prices of wheat and corn in Liverpool and New York at the respective Periods, to wit:— —Uctober 23,— 1874. 1875. Liverpool—Red winter wheat, per cental. os seeeee 88. 10d, 108, Od. New York—No. 2 Chicago wheat, per bushel, gold ys «+ 96%. $1 089% Liverpool—Corn, per quarter........ 358. 3d. 208. 6d. New York—Coru, per bushel, gold... 80c. 6le. ‘The prices in New York are relatively about the same with Liverpool as one year ago, The quantity in Now ‘York and moving toward it at the respective dates com- are as follows :— —October 17, 1874. 1875. Instore in New York and Brooklyn, shels. 2,431,247 2,547,512 Shipments on the lakes. 1,871,434 1,989,393 Shipments on the canals, 1,885,000 1,805,659 Shipments on the railroads. 89,471 "308,534 Total bushels. 6,227,162 6,651,008 ‘The foregoing figures show that, unless there shall be s more active export movement, the quantity on hand in New York at the close of inland navigation will be even larger than last year. All the facts taken to- gether indicate that we ure likely to repeat the folly of last year, and again hold a good proportion of our crops for the nourishment of rats. They also suggest ‘n answer to the questions propounded heretofore, PAPER MOXEY—UNEXPORTABLE MONKY.”” We have not liquidated, but have merely carried our load of debts by the use of broken “promises to pay.”” They teach the lesson that our trouble is debt and a Stagnation of the abundant capital wherewith we might pay our obligations—stagnation, not of “paper capital,”” but of the real capital of the country—the productions Of the soil, which, but for the great plethora of paper- made “money” by legislative enactment would be forced {nto circulation and compelled to pay tribute to our railroads and marine, thus furnishing employment to the laborer, giving new life to every branch of trade, and finally, when it has reached Europe, performing its last duty to us in liquidating, at & price, a large proportion of our indebtedness, It re- quires no argument at this late day to demonstrate that if one year ago gold had been the money of the country the large surplus wheat crop of 1874 could not bave remained idle and of no more use to us than if it never had been raised, If the question had deen whether to ship money (gold) or wheat, Wheat would have gone, aud the farmer would have derived yommensurate benefit. Our paper money no longer ‘ends to give life and activity to trade, but from its very “unexportable” character creates Stagnation and yonverts our surplus products into the “chips” of spee- alators, Speculation, which is the bane of every legiti- mate interest, receives its nourishment from that which is poison to honest labor—a local and “unexport- ble’? money. THE STOCK MARKET, Outside of the movements in Lake Shore, Pacific Mail and the continued decline of Pacific of Missouri, Stocks fluctuated during the week scarcely more than 1s usual fora broker's market. Various reports have been put in circulation concerning Lake Shore and Pacific Mail to account for the rapid advance of each, but it now seems clear that the movement in each was based chiefly upon the unsuspected large short interest, Teaching, it 1s now estimated, to 76,000 shares iu Lake Shore aod 60,000 in Pacific Mail. Western Union rose from 1754 to 77, Northwest common trom 343; to 375 Preferred froin 48 to 52, St. Paul from 32 to 3534, pro- ferred from 613, to 6334, New Jersey Central from 103% to 106 and Michigan Central from 573, to 0X. New York Central rose from 102% to 105, Union Pacific, after sell- ing down to 66\;, advanced to 68. Ohios, Hannibal And St, Joseph, Erie, C., C, and I. C, and Atlantic and Pacific Telograph advanced trom 1 to 3% per cent from the lowest point, The weak spots of the market were {nots Contral and Missouri Pacitic, the former declif ing from 96 to 8814 and the latter from 16% to 74g. The decrease in the eurnings of the last named road from January 1 to October 14, 1875, 18 reported at $602,096, While a rose-colored hue is for the moment being given 40 the speculative market, und journals which only two or three weeks ago were recording the continued symp- toms of commercial paralysis have suddenly discovered few and more encouraging features that invite public couddence, the community at large will do well to study the arithmetic of failures and watch the di ly record at home and abroad of the decline of old and well known Grins, Wo already count up $131,000,000 representing the wiping out process since January 1, 1875—only nine mouths, Last year for the same period it was $116,00,000, Truc, many of these disasters are the 4 per cent, The supply, however, was abundant at fesult of previous misiortunes; but wnen and where is | this tad procession, the outcrop of 1873, tocnd? ‘The following were the CLOSING PRICES—-3 P. M. SATURDAY. 624 a 62% Pacific Mui!.... 40% @ StP pf.. ¢ é West Un Tei... 77° @ 41... 0 8 SI AUL& Puc Tel. 181g 0 3 juicksilver.... 18%, & luicksliver pf. 224 arland&M, 9 & MarLa M pf. 934 Adams Ex,:... 9952 9 a“ * American Ex.. 57° « Michigan Ceu,. OO, Us Express... 44 NY & Hariem. 191 Vells-Fargokx 784g @ NY ORM R100 & | Chie & Alton. Mw NJ Central. re | Cley & Pitts “ Ohio & Mise a 16% hie & NW a “ hie 4 NW an s Chie & } 1. a 10455 Fs Mil A St Paul. v4 6 4) HIGHEST AXD LOWEST RICKS OF THE WERK, The following table shows the extreme fluctuations for the week in the leading share: Highest, — Lowest, New York Central. see 103 102% Harlem, 130 Erie. ly | Lake Shore, OA! Wabash. a 5% Northwestern 3435 Northwestern preferred. 43 Rock Island... wig Milwaukee and St. Paul, a Milwaukee und St. Paul preferred, oly Pittsburg... K 90 Delaware, Lackawanna and Western... 1194 8% New Jersey Central 105 10355 Michigan Central 603% 5935 Illinois Central. 96 8834 Union Paciti 6% 66 ,, C. and 1, 5M 3% Hannibal and St. Joseph Ww WY Hannibal and St. Joseph preterred. Ohio and Mississippi Missouri Pacilic.. Western Union... Atlantic and Paciiie Pacitic Mail. Quicksilver , Quicksilver pi EXPORTS AND IMPORTS. The foreign commerce of the port for the week was as foliows:—General merchandise imports, including dry goods, $3,876,055; produce exports, $6,460,834; specie exports, $226,550. The total imports of mer- chandise at the port since January 1, this year, amount to $271,945,981, against $327,415,249 for the correspond- ing period in 1874 and $333,929,923 in 1873. The total exports of produce since January 1, this year, are $201,618,541, against $235,051,902 in 1874 and $238,002,656 in 1873, The total exports of specie since January 1, this year, are$64, 166,263, against $44,347,929 in 1874 und $42,770,262 in 1873, THR MONKEY MARKET. The money market was somewhat firmer than last week, the rates for call loans at the Stock Exchange having beon 3.0334 per cent, with a few exceptions at these rates, Prime commercial paper was quoted at 6 a7 per cent { rime names, with a fair business do- ing. ‘Tho foreign exchanges were weak for a time, but toward the close were firmer on the decline in gold and the easier rates for gold loans, The nominal rates were advanced from 4.7714 and 4.81 to 4.7959 and 4.84 for long and demand sterling bills respectively. The Bank of England report, on Thursday, showed a decline of £945,000 in bullion for the week, and the minimum discount rate was advanced to 4 per cent from. 344, the previous figure. The Bank of France gained 1,463,000 franes in specie. COINS AND BULLION, ‘The following were last quotations in gold for coins and bullion:— Buying. Selling. American trade dollars... yar 98 ‘American silver (half and quar, dois.) 193° 19534 ‘American silver (dimes and Li, dimes) 188. 193 Mexican dollars. 195 96 English silver.. 4.80 4.86 Five francs, i 96 Thalers. <1 English sovereigns. 87 ‘Twenty francs 88. Spanish doubloons, 5.80 Mexican doubloons, 65 Silver bars (999 fine). 2236 THR GOLD MARKET, Owing to the expectations attached to the payment of the November interest and its influence upon the market, and to the shipments of coin,from California and Europe to this point, the gold exchange was sub- ject to unusually sharp finctuations. The price de- clined from 116% to 11444, with a recovery of but/1¢ per cent at the close. Cash gold was easier, and the borrowing rate fell off from 3% to 1-64 perdiem. It is said that some of the large operators have closed out their interest and are awaiting another opportunity to bull the commodity at yet lower prices, The prepay- ment of the $12,000,000 gold interest without rebate will commence according to announcement to-morrow (Monday). The customs receipts of the month to date amount to $8,546,389, GOVERNMENT BONDS were somewhat less active and lower, in sympathy with gold, Closing prices in London were as follows: Fine gold bars. Oct. 8. Oct. 15, Oct, 23, 106% 104 10314 107% 1074 10Tis ies (EH 104g 1043; 10455 10334 10355 STAT BONDS. ‘These, especially in South Carolina's, Texas, Florida's and Virginia's, show continued firmness, The consols | of the former issue are better by 1 per cent, Tennes- see's were weaker, on prospects of a less favorable ar- Tangement for the payment of its interest, Louisiana | bonds are in fair request by her own people, On the action of the Legislatures of the Southern States will naturally depend the strength of their respective se- curities, and the ability to market the same in this locality. RAILROAD BONDS. Railroad bonds have been dealt in toa moderate ex- tent only, and prices have not kept pace with the ad- vance in stocks. Several of the popular issues of bonds which are usually bought and soid to m considerable exteut on speculation have been nearly nogiected, and their prices are lower than a few weeks ago. Among these are the Chicago and Northwostern geld bonds and some of the Central Pacifle issues, Ohio and Mis- sissippi bonds are selling at comparatively low prices, although the dbsence of full information as to the com. puny’s wflairs down to alate dato prevents the public from forming «correct estimate of the value of these securities, The bonds of the Pacific of Missouri have not been much dealt in during the late extraordinary de- cline in the stock, SECURITIES AT AUCTION. ‘The following sales were made at auction yesterday :— $500 U. $. 6 per cent coupon bond of 1881, Oregon war debt, 1165. | $1,000 Hannioal and St. Joseph R. R. Co. 8 per cont conv. m, reg. coupon bond, 155. $2,000 Dayton and Michigan’ R. R. Co. 7 per cent m. coup. bonds, $8, 2,000 Lake Shore R, R, Co, 7 per cent m. coupon bonds, 99. $2,000 Coney 1 cent'm. bonds, 7 009 Cone: 7 per cent bond, 61. ; ‘$1,000 Citizens! Gaslight Co. of Brooklyn 7 per cent. certificates, interest April and Oet,, 1014). 240 shares Paterson and Hud. fe R. Co., 10034 a 100, 106 shares Chicago, Rockj Island and Bacjle KR. Co, 103%. 121 shares St. Louis, Alton and Terre Haute R. R. Co., preferred, 1044 100 shares Washington and Georgetown R. R. Co., 965. 100 shares Harlem Bridge, Morrisania and Fordbam R. R, Co., $56 for lot. '3 shares Milwaukee and St, Paul R, R, Co., 34. 2 shares N. Y. Central and Hudson River R, R, Co, los. 2 shares 34 av, RR Co,, 141. 1 share 2d av, It. R. Co,, 70. L share Mich, Central KR’ R, Co, 58, 2 shares Del., Lack, and Wn KR. Co., 11834. L share Central R. it, of N. d., 110. Morris and Baxex RR. Co., 1 shure Han, and St. Joseph R, R. Go 1 share United N. J. I, Ro and Canal Co 1 share Del. and Hudson Canal Co,, 122 Brooklyn Gas Light Co,, 204, assuu Gas Light Co, 140, Met. Gus Light Co, of Brooklyn, 113%. re Uniog Trust Co., 126, re Clinton Hall As: jation, 48, hires Met, Gas Light Co., 16h. $1,059 Metropolitan Gas Light Co, 1 share Chaton Hall Association, 25 sharos Niagara Fire Ins. Co 1,000 shares Union Con, Mining ow No. 76, middle aislo, St. ¢ Pew No, 75, middle aisle No. 228, south gallery, St. 50 shares National Hank of the Republic, 99. 75 shares National Bank of Commerce, 12254. 15 shares St. Nicholas National Bank, 104, 5,000 Morris and Essex It. 4 cent revistered bouds, 112 Co. Ist mtge 7 per + 8h bond dd av, i R, Co, 7 per cout coupon bonds f ud and Brooklyn R. R. Co, 7 per M Island and Brooklyn R. R. Co. 24m. 102, pref., 1834. 136, rip, 10534. 5. 16%. of Tenn., 6, rge chureh,’ $200, vorge chureh, $150. pre church, $25. 167 shares Bank of the Manhattan Co., 160, 15 shares Coron National Bank, 1455." National Trust Co., 9045. National Trast © , Wa OL iuizens’ Gas Ligit Co, of Brook! ‘ 10 shares Hote Ins. Co,, 20544 an shares Guardian Fire Ins, Co, 100, DOMESTIC MARKETS, Gauveston, Oct, 29, 1875. 2%; low nilddling, | 123,044 pty, 2481 bulus, Expurge Cotton steady; middiin iy good ordinary, 11) aiot Cotton demand good: middling, ood ordinary, 11% ceipts, 728, ExporteTo Great Britain, "5 BOY. Sales, 7,500, Stock, 97,4. : Momite, Oct. 2 tton irregular; middling, 1246 ; low niiddil good ordinary, 1140. 4 Lge. Exports coasiwise, 14195. Sih middling, 1344 1240, Net re ry. Stock, 70,018, jow middling, Cotton easy; middling, 13%4e. Fe Net receipe Bales,” 1,500. Brock Site Net receipts, 4,075 bales. Flour steady $7 75 for umber winter; $3 double extra, Whent dull; sales 1,400 bushels old ) Michigan 4; 7,000 bushels No, 1 Milwauke priva rn dull; sales of car lots ut 72 quiet; N Canada quoted at $1 08; No, 2 Bay $1} Corn meal—¥31 for bolsed: $30 for unbolted per ton. Mill feed—Shorts. $20; shipstuffs, $23; middlings per ton, orn and Canal treights—Wheat, Txc.; pews, 7c. + do. 9 Gike. : burley Ge. to New York: do. S!4¢, to Albany to Philadelphia; Jonber $210 to ‘the Mudaoi roceipts—Burley, 61,500 bushels : lumber, 306,000 feet. shipments—Wh ‘800 bushels; barley, 5,000 bushels; peas, 7,000 bush uber, 578,000 feet. LuvvALo, Oct, 23, 1875. Grain affoat on the canal, for tidewater | from Buffalo and W hi corn, 300,000 do. ; oats, ye, 65,000 do. Lake re° . 424,000 bushels; corn, x { Darley; 17,000 do, Railroad re’ ur, 4.100. bbls; wheat, 13,000 bushels; corn outs, 40,000 ‘do.; barley, 1,000 do, Kailroad Flour, 4,100 bbls. ; wheat, 15,500 bushels; ; outs, 40,000 do, Canal shipments for tidew Fiour, 2,045 bbls? wheat, 75,000 bushels; 10,000 do. Interior points Wheat, 11,000 bus! ights nominally asking LOc. fo1 at ; Ge, for corn; Sige. i new ork ‘shippers, bolding of for lower rates. ‘quiet and unchanged. Wheat dull; sales, 1,500 bush- els No, L Milwaukee at $1 30. Corn quiet i 10,000'No, 2" mixed Western at 624e. a 63c., in lot neglected and nominal; 40¢. for N Rye, mo ket bare. Burley dull and unsettled: entirely nominal, no sales being reported. Pork scurce at $24 for heavy mess, Lard quiet at 1ige. w 15e. Highwined about $1 16340. do., $1 36; amber Michigan, spot Michigan, $1 26; ext and October, $1'22; November, $1 23; Decem! 26; . Corn dull and & shude lower; ST hy 48e. ‘Getover, 363 Receipts—a 3hi ot and. demand. 13,000 do. outs. 000 bushels whei Fe Be wie por No. Laprin October: $1 Othe, NO SL 16; vember 0. 2 do., $1 12, spor 0744, December; D5e. ; rejected, “884, tive und lower; 91446. a Sze. October; ber; 334 Barle: Rye dull and lower at 70e., cash; November. firmer, hela higher for cash ut $22,’ spot; $21 60, October; Pork 1S 85 wu $18 8734, wll the year,’ Lard quiet, but tirm ab 13 GO, spot; $19 40, October; $12 25, all the your. Bulk- meats Quiet and weak; shoulders, 8i4c.3 clear jour sides, 12c, a 12ye. a 12%. Whiskey, $1 13, Freights higher: wheat to Buffalo, Se. Keceipts—1U/000 bbls, Hour; 196,000 bushels wheat; 149.000 do. corn; 87,000 do. oats, 11,000 do. barley, 6,000 do. rye. Nhipments—G,000 bbls. flour, 197,000 biishéls wheat, 17,000 do. corn, 34,000 do. outs} 6,000 do. barley. PRINTING CLOTH MARKET. Provipance. R. L.. Oct, 23, 1875, The printing cloths market was quict during the week, with a firmer feeling at the close. 5: 65,803 jvces, chiefly on the basis of yr standard and extra, but 4$;c. was paid for some extra lots ut the close, which'price some holders refase. HAVANA MARKET. Havana, Oct, 23, 1875, Sugar-—Despite the dulness which prevailod a’ she open- ding of the market a large business hus boon transucted at unchanged prices; Nos. 10 to 12 Dutch standard, 14!¢ a 15 reals per urrobe; molasses sugar, Nos. 8 to 10, 108% a 1145 reals; concentrated sugars, fair to geaiityy 9 a Uy rouls; Muscovado sugars, common to fair, 12 a 134 realy; do., fuir to good refining, 123, a 13 real: Sdn ih sugars, Nos. 11 to ri in boxes, 154g «18 reul », im hhds,, 16 & 1644 reals, Stock in warehouse at Havana and Matangas, 173,000 boxes and 7,800 hhds, Receipts of the week, 2.300 = boxes and 24 hhds. Exports of the week, 12,000 boxes and 111 hhds.. of which 4,000 boxes and ull the hhdsy. to the United Stated, Butter. $65 u $49 per quintal for American. Flour $56 a $38 50 per bbl. for American, Harms, poe quintal for American sugar cured. Lard, in ‘kegs, $49 50 a $50 per quintul. Potatoes, $11.50 a $1250. per bbl. Wax, yellow, $14 a $14 60 per atrobe. Onions, $10 a #10 50 pet bbl. for American. Naval stores wctive. Cod oil, in tins, steady at reals per gallon. Empty hhds., $7 75's Lumber nominal.” One cargo of white pine sold at $34 in gold per M. Pitch pine nominally the sume price. Shooks steady; box, ¥ reals. Sugar hhds.. 22 reals; molasses hhds., 23 reais. White navy beans, 2834029 realy per urrobe, Chewing tobacco, $60 a $62 per quintal. Corn, 13.0134 reuls per arrobe.’ Hoops nominal; long shaved, $120 w $1: per M. Freights steady; in fair demand for Europe: no de- mand for the United States; loading at Havana for Ful. mouth and orders, 42s. 6d. Tobacco active; much demand for Europe. Exchange unchanged. ee FINANCIAL, MONT & ©0., rs, 19 and 21 Nassau street, ’ rs’ Credits, available “in ull parts of the world, Messrs. DE ROTHSCHILD respondents mercial Credits and Telegraphic Transfers of ney on California and Europe. (ALEXANDER FROTHINGHAM &00., Bankers, 12,Wall street, New York, dealers in strictly Al Stock Contracts, Purchasers’ option either to demand or deliv closest market rates. UGUST B issue Travel through the Address for information ALEXANDER FROTHINGHAM & CO., 12 Wall stroet. Ao, HICKLING & CO., BANKERS AND . Brokers, 72 Broadway, New York, are supplying Puts, Calls, Spreads and Stradales on the active stocks at lowest rates. ‘Orders executed by mail and to! eraph and protits remitted by bank draft. | Parties wishing to speculate should call or write for oar 72 page book, MEN AND IDIOMS OF WALL STREET, sent free to any address by JOUN HICKLING & CO., 72 Broadway, New York, A‘ Y ONE CONTROLLING LARGE BLOCK: & cash customer by addressing, confldentially, Jess than $60,000, of Life Insurance Stock, can hear o! B., Herald $100. CALLS. ‘ock Privileges bought and sold by us on members of the Stock Exchange; we give all orders our personal attention isfaetion. xplanatory pamphlet sent free, Bankers and Brokers, No. 2 Wall street. $200, Straddles. SE, GAS, CITY, RAILROAD STOCKS ‘and Bonds, also Municipal securities, bought and sold spectalty, 23 years, by BERT H. NICOLAY & CO., Stock Brokers and Anctioneers, No. 43 Pinw street, New York, For sale, choice 8 and 10 per cent City and County Bondst and other first class Stocks and Bonds, paying from 10 to 15 per cent, on favorable terms. TH Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and other of all kinds effgeted with, best, com AMOUNT PROM $1,000 TO $40,000 TO LOAN ON' improved and unimproved Property, this city or Brook- lyn, term of years, without bonus, : WILLIAM E. LEAVITT, 130 Broadway, FRENCH RESTAURATECR HAVING OBTAINED. rivilege of a first class restaurant in Fairmount tenninl Exhibition, Philadelphia, wishes to meat w capitalist with $15 ; anice share of the profits and first class securities given to the right party; referen P, 8, box 100 Herald off ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW York city Mortzages. without bonus. Principals desiring to BORROW OR INVEST apply te 1. L. GRANT, 145 Broadway, AMOUNT REQUIRED—MONEY LOANED ON given ‘ood city or Brooklyn property, quickly and cheap ; mort, cashed ut lowest tates, TB. YART, 145 Brondway. ARTIN LEWIS, 3 M Dealer in Securities of Solvent and Defaulted Railroad Companieg 90 State, City and Coauty Bonds, ‘43 Pine strect, Room 3, New York. Refers by permission to Messrs, M. K. Jesup, Paton & Co., New York; Messrs, Soutter & Co. \fILLER & HOYT, 33 WALL STREET, LOANS moucy on city, Bh vel and Wostchester property plications wanted: Mortgages bought und sold nd Gas Stocks w ty; First, second, Leasehold BMortguyes purchayed. “RUFUS K. McHARG, 135 Broud- way. Notary and Commissioner fo JAN FRANCISCO MINING SHARES. TRANSACTIONS SY made by telegraph; quotations received. terms to brokers und bankers. WM. WARD, N. WASTED—BY A MANUFACTURER, $2,000; WILL steady employment ut fuir salary: good security xi given tor the loan; reterences given and required. Address IL K. ©, rttice. . Manufacturer, Herald > $100.000 Vorkelty epee alg 888) fu 0, $20,000, $15,000, $12,000, $10,00, n ¥ no bonus, ne 900), $5,000 WRANT, 145 Broudwuy. TE yOR! N signed have this transuction of a stock co name of R, M. L. Walsh wership for the under the fru '0., 44 Brod t RICHAKD M MYER HEC MMUE FIRM ¢ & ALFRED, DOI 4s manufacturing stwtioners, at is this day dissolved by mutual eo) 7, 1875. S. ALMON 8. ALFRED, iturace A. . having purchased one-half inte the business of Ives & Alfred asm . 29 Beekman street, has this day copartner: p with Mr. Alnou 8. Altred for the purpose of coutinuing s business of the late firm, ut the old stand, under of Shaw Allre HORACE AL SHA Wk, Oot. 7, 18% ALMON 8. ALFRE! WALL STREET, NEW YORK, OOTP. 21, 1875. ‘The firm of WARD & CO. is this day dleolved by W.G. WARD, CHARLES H, WARD, Mr, William G. Ward alone will sign in liquidation, New Your, Oct d-¢ mutual consent. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIE: IMPORTER, HAVING SOLE AGENCY FOR United States and Canada of » Europeau specialty, the increasing and now aheud of or general purtner with Address XY. &. nnd for which is constantly ities, wishes speci $25,000; Tull ‘purticulars on -nterview. coustwise, A1U, Balvs, J202, Stock, 01,082, box 170 Herald Uptown Branch offic, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, N ASSOCIATE PARTNER WANTED—TO ASSIST IN managing « fine paying business connected the Centennial: the income will depend on the capital invested. Address DOLLARS, Herald offic: COTTON BROKER, WELL ESTABLISHED AY with desirable Eastern consect desires a partner business. Apply Sit CAPE re perma joubted security tor the city, jt position; Hberal salary; un No. 2 Broadway, room 14. usiness man Dey street OF A SMALL usiness; owner office fons annually; 5 MALONE & SHE ’—TOOLS, GOOD WILL, £0. ry in Brooklyn, do hus other business. Addross ERMS—THE STOCK, FIX- Millinery and ‘Fancy shment on Chestuut street, Philudelphia, to & ston West Twenty-third LUKE FITZ 400 alt y carved P Gatnusk ; Chickering i | elegant Windsor Pian Turkish Suits, Bronze: Spunish Bed grain Carpets Bookows spring Mat ets, Quilts, rep and ng Elegant carved Buffe ware, Cutlery, Dinner hold Furnie N. B.—Goods p ‘This is the largest sale of Sule positive, rain or shin per, ith cupital it is rare opportunity; an old estab- ished house and unequalled fi Wor partioalars, AY, 1 office. ¢ OLD ESTABLISHED best market in the city; fine trade. A good reliable mun, with $300, may call for particulurs, before 11 o'clock und after 4, at 25 East Six- teenth street. W. hank 2 » CALL ATTY Patent Horse Clipper, which has now been before the public for five yours, aud hus proved itself to be the most perfect machine iu the world, Sold by all merchants, fac tors, saddlers an epers in the United States, and by ANTED—A PARTY xf jondon, England, v FROM $30,000 TO $40,000 ready to invest in w valuable manufacturing business in the City of Mexico: exeeptin offered. Addre: ‘oy DOX 218 otic NE-HALF ID Butter and ul advantages 5. OOO WANTED, A PARTNER IN AN OLD ES- po. + tablished business, to take charge of the uncial departinent; German preferred. No brokers need answer, Address B. H., Herald offico. $20,000 Kights, for sale Addre K. —A MANUFACTURING BUSINESS, OF 25 years’ standi with two Patent none but responsible parties need apply. station L, Harlem. “POLITICAL. LL KINDS or POLITICAL | PRINTING At 4 moment’ at THE METROPOLITAN PRINTING COMPANY, 218 Broadway. RALLY!!! I ALLY! RALLY GRAND RATIFICATION MEETING OF THE DEMOCRAC nd all who are in favor of an honest, incorruptible and capable judiciary, and an economical aud wise administea- tion of the municipal government, to be held at TAMMANY HALL, THURSDAY EVENING, October 23, at 7:30 o'clock, to ratify the nominations, ary of State—JONN BIGELOW, For State Comptroller—LUCIUS ROBINSON, For Attorney General—CHAS, 8, FAIRCHILD. For Stute Treasurer—CHAS, N. ROSS, For Stute Engineer aud Surveyor—JOHN D, VAN BUREN, Jr. egy Canal Commissioner—CHRISTOPHER A, WAL For State Prison Inspector—RODNEY R. CROWLEY, For Judge of the Superior Qourt—JOHN J. FREEDMAN. For Justices of the Marine Court—-FREDERICK 8. STALLKNECHT, JAMES B. SINNOTT. yt ope of the Court of Common Plows—FREDERICK For Surrogate—DELANO 0. CALVIN, For District Attorney—PETER B. OLNEY, For Recorder—PREDEKICK SMYTH, For Judge of the Court of General Sessions—JAMKS ©. SPENCER. For Coroner—GEORGE W. MORTON, For Aldermen-nt-Large—SAMUEL A. LEWIS, WM, L, COLE, MAGNUS GROSS, JOHN REILLY. Hon. HORATIO SEYMOUR, Hon. ALG'N 8, SULLIVAN, Hon, WM. DORSHEIMER, ' Hon. FRED'K A, CONKLING Hon. JAS. 8. THAYER, Hon. A. H. DAWSON For See! FERNANDO WOOD, Hon. FRANCIS KERNAN, EDWIN R. MEAD) Hou, JOHN BIGELOW, Hon. CLARKS'N N. POTTER Hon. 8. 8, COX, Hon. JOHN NULLALY, Hon, ABRAM 8. HEWITT, .U. M. BEEBL, Hon. BENJ, A. WILLIS, Hou P. A. COLLIS, aud many other distinguished speakers will attend and ad- dress the meeting. Hon. LSAT WARD, Hon, THOMAS COOPER CAMPBELL, GEORGE W. MORTON, Secretaries County Judiciary Convention, H. D. PURROY, H.W. PORTER, Secreturies County Convention, GEORGE W. MORTON, E. D. GALE, HD, PURKOY, « Secretaries Committed on Organization, AUGUSTUS SCHELL, Chairman ¢ unty Judiciary Convention, Le. TIEMAN, y Convention, DANI Chairman ¢ JOHN KE Chairman Committee on Organization. HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. In this City and Brooklyn. SMALL FAMILY OF ADULTS WANT A FULLY FUR-: i tlahed: House.'rent $150 t0 #20; au excellent oppor tunity for family going abroad, ress, giving particuls HOUSE, vox 121 Heraid tice. Nata 184 A FRENCH RIVATE FAMILY DESIRE AN UN- turnished Floor of four or six rooms aud bathroom, not above Thirty-titth street, between Second id Seventh ave- nues; rent $25 to $4 per month. Addecss FRENCH, 301 East Sixty-second street. DANCING ACADEMIES. J. SAUSE’S DANCING ACADEMIES, «+ Masonic Hall, 114 East Thirteenth ; Brevoort Hall, 154 Eust Fifty-fourth street. PRIVATE LESSONS any hour. CIRCULARS private academy, 212 East Eleventh street. DODWORTII'S DANCING LL, NO, 212 avenue, corner of Twenty-sixth street, will eom- lence Getober 16; mornings or uiternoons for Yedies and children; evenings for gentlemen. For particulars send for a circular, Mr. Frank Dodworth’s classes, 19% Washington street, Brooklyn. A ng eBNARDON DANCT ACADEMY, FIP fifth street, corner Third venue (bank building),— Classes Monday and Thursday evenings and Saturday after- noons. Private lessons in Glide Walte a specialty, See circular, Ne receptions on school evenings. T J. MARS' ACADEMY OF DANCING, 289 | Bleecker street, pupils can attend at their own con- | Yenience without loss ot lessons, Send for circular. Solr: Tuesday evening, October 26, at 9 o'clock. T MR, TRENORS ACADEMY OF DANUING, Lyvic Hall, Sixth avenue, Reservoir squace. tond by TICKET at their CONVENIENCE, ns every Friday e Send fo EMY, WEST open for beginners | lide Walta” taught, venings. | =CARTIER'S DANCING ACADEMY—PLIMPTONS + Building, Stuyvesant and Ninth streets; classes every | Noriday and Thursday new classos now foriiny: private lossonsin glide waits specialty; Soirees MONDAY and WEDNESDAY evenings; Society Sociales every Suturday, Tammany Building. y ROOKES’ DANC AN ‘61 BROOME ST, SDAY. in one course of lessons. PRIVATE [NSTRUCTION at ail hours, ‘These rooms are centrally located and easy of access from ail parts of New York, Brooklyn and other adjacent cities, Tt privately and wo extra | Dest city manufaet —~VERE J ON WEDNESDAY, At (LARGE SALE OF FINE’ HOUSEL ) MORNI 2 Welock, at fiv reloth Suits, Kitchon, Servants’ and Basement ¢ too Numerous to ked, boxed and OHNSON, U Old stand, 37 Nassau street. 1 peremptory ne inansion No. 120 street, near Sixth avenue. FERALD, Auctioneer, lots, by catalogue, of elegant and ts. wo the highest bidder. or Suits, covered in satin and Pianoforte, also modern improv twins. Turkish Chairs, Brussels and in: . Library Ta- ; inlaid and gilt black wal- ‘ase*, Bureaus, Wustatunds, Ward- ‘trensex, Pillows, Bolsters, ‘Blank Room F Extensio et Chairs, Silver wary Hult, 7 ploces avariety uf House- jon, hipped, city or country, » Dou't fail to attend. the seasor e. Jk TIONE: B, 10% O'CLOCK, {OLD FURNITURE from storage warehouse. Also at 12 o'clock, POR ACCOUNT OF ONE FINE STEAM Thitry-fourth sti WHOM IT'MAY CONCERN, FIRE ENGINE, COST $7,000; 10 HIS |44n complete order, and can now be seen at Fox's, 515 West RT! ART! PEREMPTORY SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, EASTLAKE AND MEDIEVAL DESIGNS, comprising walnut and tapestry, coteline, &c. Buffets, Pedestals, Music dining room Chairs, upbolstere: fufacturers, Also a lar; h Bedroom Suits, Parlor Suits in &c.; Parlor and Library Tables, Stands, fancy Tables, Hall Stands, &c., ke., by first class man- and choice collection of TURKISH CARPETS AND RUG: the whole now on exhibition at the Art Rooms, 817 Broad. way, day and evenini and Thursday, Octobe » be sold at auction, "Wednesday ‘and 28, at 3:39 o'clock, ION. The Messrs. LEAVITT, Auctioneers, ATTENTION. AUCTION SALE. ee. Positive Chance. TO-DAY, AY A SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, this (MONDAY) ‘ ‘at the tive stor; NO. 47 WEST 18TH BT., Steinway Decker & oul tin ‘aintings Statuar; PARLOR SUITS, richly carved rosewood govered in crimaun, tun aud gold brocade satin und coteluine unges, rio aud gilt Gentre and Cousole Tables, rosswood Etagures plate Mirroi locks, Musical Boxes, Jardinteres, velvet ‘Turkish and Spanish Cabinets, Freneh tel Sets, BO day C! Rugs, Ornaments. LIBRA! if morning, at 104 o'clock, ry brown stone man: sion BETWEEN STH AND OTH AVS. four round 734 octave Pianoforte, ros.’ upright rted bro Mg octave Pianotorte, and Bisque Figures, by eminent artists, ry, Works of Art, d walnut fram y Chairs, inlaid marquet. French Man? Y¥ CONTAINS handsome inlaid Library and Se¢- rotaire Bookcases, choice Books, elegant ‘Turkish Suit (7 pieces), lady's Writing Desk. EDKOOM FURNITURE, ‘CONSISTING glaborate and plain Bedroom Sots, ses, Bureaus, W: fine hair and spri lows, Blankets, Toilet Sets, Dre Bedsteads, ‘Tables, Chal Rockers. DINL Dinner and Te laid and gilt Be i FURNITURE, vis. :—Two Extension Tables, in- laid French walnut Sideboard, in leather, 8 0 hall dtu en Furniture, &c. ‘arties about purchasing will posi- ‘uke Sixth avenue or Univer- en to remove, pack or shi is, city or ROBEWDC. CASHIN, Auctionecr. RT—NOW ON EXHIBITION AT THE MATHEWS? Galle: HIGH CLASS At auction Tuesday aud 47 a1 RI 12 o'clock. wad 49 Liberty street. N'AND FOREIGN PAINTINGS, say, October 28 and 27 af SSIGNEE'S SALE.—THE SUBSCRIBER, AS AS- to the tures und Furniture usod all contained in the store at 119 Seuth Fift) city, at 11 o'clock in the ber,'A. D., 1875. Terms cash. An inventory is on file, property will be shown on to becoine @ purchaser. signee of Harris Rothstein, will sell at public auction, ighost bidder, the entire stock in tr siguor, consisting of Men’ finished, and Materials for making caps, and the ~tore F' je of his as end un- 1d Boy's Cups, fini suid Rothstein, avenue, in this Forenoon, on the 26th day sf Osto~ ° ‘application of any person desiring in said business py, ABRAHAM SHENFIELD, Assignee. Dated New Yorx, October 18, 1875. o'clock, all street, near Fourth bidder, without resei haireloth Parlor Suit ings, Curtaing, Tabl Bureaus, Blankets, Quilts, Loun, Glass, China and Silver 0 Vai Clocks, Mirrors, Washstands, Dressiny Stair Carpets, &c. Sale positiv. UCTION SALE—THIS (MONDAY) MORNING, AT 10! the Lamdsome and useful Househo! rniture at the large private house, 105 East Thirteent enue, at public duction, to the highs pasisting of satin, brocade, reps and ts, rosewood Pianoforte, ‘ases, Bedstoads, Cases, Mattresses, Bedding, Sidebou Exteusion Table, ‘are, Cutl , Oilcloth, Stow J. KRAEMER, Auctioneer. SALES avr AUCTION, ORTGAGEE’S SALE.—M. NUSSBAUM, AUCTIO cer, 261 Bowery, sells this day, at 11 o'clock, at 2 ter street, near Centre, Stock b= ge gg Se ii store ; Coffees, Teas, Soaps, Spices, vited. By order of mortgagee. ON, AUCTIONEER AND DEALER IN Vi. 5 Pine street, New York, will sell site 0. H, PIE ats mises, in Pininte! yore pptory auet sule, on the 5 w Jersey Central Railroad, on Thursday, October 28, 30 P.M, w very desirable und attractive two aud a ball with tower, 9 rooms, water, de. ; all Tot 75x39) feet ; om Bighi iv ssexsion at ex New York 10:30, ON, Aucti e's R. FIELD, GENERAL sulesroom, No. 8) Bowery, ‘will sell, shir lock, 600 lots Men's and Women's Clothing, Shawls, it . Underelothing, Quits, Blankets Boots, Shi i Overcoats, Coats, Pants - BS: nd street, Williamsburg. ame Reside BROKER'S SALE.—THOMAS J. M'GRATH, tioneer, 158 Chatham street, corner of Mulberry, diy, wt 11 o'clock, 60 lots of Men's und ning, Dresses, its Bedding By or Blankets, Pants ani | peRemprory Av Fixtures of a first class vision street ALE OF STOCK AND Store, on Monday, the 46th iust., forenoon, at 10 PAWSBROKER'S SALE W 'D JEWELRY, JAMES AGAR, auctioneer, will sell THIS DAY at 12 o'clock sharp, ut 59 New Bowery and 9 Oliver stree ‘80D ots of Gold and silver Watches, ee Gold Guard, Vest and Fob Chi Bracelets, Pins, Rings, Barrings, Opera Glasses, Gunss Pistols, Fancy Goods, By order of Moss Brothers, Catharibe street; Jacob Bla mauer, lute 172 Canal street: H. Aufses, 279 Stanton street uf ICHARD WALTERS’ SONS, AUCTIONEERS. . Marshal's sale of Groceries, Teas, Liquors, &c. Will sell on Monday, at 11 o'clock, at salesroom, 27 Eust Broadway, Stock of Grocery Store, vit.:—Imperial Hysow and Oolong Teas, Coffee, Salt, Sardinus, Sweet Oil, Starch, Pickles, in bottles and keys; Macearoni, Mustard, Pepper, Cloves, Blacking, Tapioea, Canned Frait, Clothespins, ji ait Ale, rels Gin and Jamaica Rum, cases fine Muderia ine, cases Brandy, Chan PS &c.; Seales, Clothes JOHN T. STEWART, Marshal. Also it 1034 o'clock, by virtue of mortgage, French plate store Mirror, Hutrack, Bedsteuds, Mattresses, Washstands, &e, ICHARD WALTERS’ SONS, AUCTIONEERS, Marshal's sule ot Fancy Goods, Will sell on Tuesday at 1034 o'elock, at salesroom, 27 East Broadway, a large assortment of Paucy Goods, being stock a, Combe, Hose, Furnish- Horses, &e. of wholesaler, viz, Gloves, Coll ing Goods, Woollen Goods, Shirts and Drawers, Clothin, 8. MICHAELS, Marshi HERIFF’S SALE OF HATS, CAPS, FIXTURES, &C,— 8. HERMAN, Sheriff's Auctioneer, sells Monday, Octo ber 25, ‘at 10 o'clock, at No. 92 Fulton street, an assortment ’s and Boys’ Silk and Felt Hats and Caps, U . Counters, Show Cases, Chairs, Dealers invited. WILLIAM C. CONNER, Sheriff. Wittiam H, Carnot, Deputy. : HERIFF’S SALE OF HORSE, WAGON, & 'S. HERMAN, Sheriff's Auctioneer, selli Monday, Octo= ber 25, at 11 o'clock, No, 13 Bowery, one Horse, one top Wagos, noarly new, one sot Harness, Sale posi WILLIAM ©, CONNER, Sheriff. ‘Tuomas MoSrenox, Deputy. HERIF#'S SALE OF MACHINERY, TOOLS, OFFIOK Furniture, &e.. of « Watehimaker's Shop. 3. HERMAN, Sheriff's Auctioneer, sells Monday, October 25, ut 11 o'clock, No, 189 Broadway, top floor, the entire Stic of a Watehmaker’s Shop, consisting of Rollin, ne, Lathes, Furnaces, Benebes, Tools, one frog Safe, Desks, Chairs, Tices, &e. Sule positive. Dealers invited, WILLIAM ©. CONNER, Sheriff, Rurvs Dover, Deputy. HE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THE FOLLOWING PLACES ARE THE ONLY AUTHOR- IZED OFFICES FOR THE RECEIPT OF ADVERTISE. eee D SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE NEW YORK BRUADWAY, CORNER ANN STREET. 1,265 BROADWAY, 530 SIXTH AVENUE. 114 SOUTH SIXTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA. LERNER BOERUM AND FULTON STREETS, BROOK- ILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER—OFFICE NO, 3} Chumbers street.—By virtue of a chuttel mortgage L will sell, on Tuesday, 26th inst, at 10 o'clock, the entire Fixtures and Furniture contained in the Restaurant and Liquor Saloon 76 Laight street, in tho city of New York. WILLIAM ABBOTT, Jr,, Attorney tor Mortgages. Witla ABBOTT, AUCTIONERR, OFFICE NO. $ Chambers street.—By virtue of @ chattel mortgage L will sell on Monday, 25th inst., ut 10 o'clock A.M. t tire Fixtures and Contents of the Lsquor Store, No. 50 Gold, Street, corner Plymouth, Brooklyn, four pull'Ale Pum jendid Counter, Glassware, a larye number of Casks of ally Kinds, &e. Also Stock of Liquor. WILLIAM ABBOTT, Jr., Attorney for Mortgagee. FURNITURE. sule of Household sion Tables, Bu! China, Silverware, ‘Cuth commencing at 10% o'clock, Eust 20th street, nour Broadway, consisting of el Drocatel and rep'Purlor Suits, Chamber Suits Dining Furniture; Piunoforte, Bronzes, Carpe Centre, Library and Console Tables; Mirrors, Paintings, . Dining O * aud other articles too numerous to menti Y HENRY ZINN, AUCTIONEER—EXTRA LARGE Furniture this (Monday) morning, ‘the four story residence si Books Turkish and Paris Lounges, Easy Chairs, Bookeasos, ‘Desks, elegant 7i¢ e rosewood Bradbury Pianoforte, used six months; Be Suits, with Dressi Cases, Buu Hlocks, Washstands, Commoites, spring an hai Pillows, Bolsters, ‘Roel “tiairs, Powel Racks, Toilet Sets, Engravin, sizes; Exten- Linen, Glas, T ery, Tow Tables, ingrain Carpets, BY Seta YOR, AUCTIONEER SALE AT M. 8 FAVOR's Auction Store, 13 East Fourteenth reet’ Tuesday, wood lot second hand Furniture, Carpets, & goods wanted for Tuesday's sale. N, B.—In days (due notice in Herald) large sale rich Furniture, Carpets, &c., ained in elegant private residence 203 West Fourtoentii ouse to let. Y BY siicccoas atrcet private | ton prices. uses; also wt store. J. HAVEN, AUGTIONEER, 30 AND 41 EAST ipocial attention given to sales at Goods at private sule at auc- Hardware, Cut Krench Tinned ISSELL, WELLES & MILLET, AU Large, special ut No. 15 1ONEERS, j Prec jae cee @ jouse Purnishing Goods, Gans, steal Wire, &c., Murray street, on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, October 26 and 27. D LOTZ, Auctioneer, 10 o'clock A. M., entire Stock in store No, t. By order of H'S. Almy, Assign RUGUISTS'’ AND TABLE GLASSWARE.—HENRY October | will sell, on Wednesday. Oe furray ° rice sale French plate Pier and Mai ‘To-morrow, Monday, Octol 53 East Thirteenth street, 60 Carpets, two Ph Mattrossos, feather Beds, catalogues carly, COLTON, AU! Elegant ‘Twenty-tilth street, Parlor, Dining Room, Bedroom am SOLTON, AUCTIONEER. of Household Furniture, Pianos, ntel Mirrors. SO or 60 Carpets, $e. ber 25, at the auction rooms, No. ar Broudway, one of the lazxest mm bracing rod kind and deseription of Basement Gi SOor fos, Sofa and Sofa Bedsteads, Payn's patent Bureau Bedsteads, French plate Pier and Mantel Wirrors, Curtains and Cornices, Patutings, Bronses, best liair N.Ik the carpote will be &e., ke. sold immediately after the furniture, say about 3 o'clock; abinet Furniture from one of our largest and ies will be sold on Thursday, October 23, at the large rooms No. 34 and 341 Fourth avenue, corner of poasasiae. from day to day ‘hese extra large roo ALLETMASTER DUMAR’S DANCING ACADEMY | 24 West Fourth street.—All Dances taught perfectly in | one quarter; six fashionable Dances tuught pertectly in six private lessons, p* GARMO'S DA ™ me ladies aud children, nings wt 8 for gentle: mings and afternoons juy and Thursd: LASKO'S CLASSES IN DANCING FOR LADIES, | gentlemen and children commence Saturday, October | BO, at 1,464 Broadway. Circulars can be obtained there or at W. Pond’s musi¢ store, Union square. NTED TO PURCHASE. Vv [ANTED—A SECOND HAND SINGER SEWING i | chine: must be in goo | Address SINCEKITY, box 176 Herald Uptown Braneh office, | | WANTED GOOD SECOND-AND —BOGARDUS Mill for pt Kear preferred. Address, with par- machinery depot, 312 West Sixteenth ticulary, J. ALSUF street, AGL, Brose Mu L sabeth oucher, pries de faire geac, ancien agree a Versaille: “DENTISTRY, A IRAL RUBBER SET hours.—Impression in the forenoon, teeth in the after: hoon. Thirty-fourth street, near Brondway aud Sixth ave- nue, Coral rubber, very strong: tlesh-colured gold setsqplat ina sets, whalebone rubber sets, Plumpers, open fronts; Lip Litters, Lip Depressers, Rezultturs, nitrous oxide, is eal dentistry, ‘Take green cars from Grand strest ferry, oF Sixth avenue cars, or Broadway ears. Get off at Thirty: fourth street iH, 129 West StH IN THREE NEWsRO| ") BEAUTIFUL St ZA $1: Silver Fillin, RK DENTAL ROO hirty-fourth street. gs, Se. MS, 2 82 EAST FOURTH STREET. aad Sets, $10, with or without extracting; gus free; silver filling, 50c. COAL AND Woop, WANNA OCOAL.—LARGE NUT, 86; Et 4 Btw 7. al, wesetie guaranteed at + FORD'S Central Coal Yard, Forty-second street, between Seventh and Kizhth avenues, BILLIARDS. MERICAN STANDARD BEVEL BILLIARD TAR with Delaney’ Ps ons, solely din wll cham pionship and mat nd haud Tables at great bare ain He & CO., 40 Vesey street, VWLLENDER'S STANDARD AMERICAN BEVEL Killinrd Laver, with the celebrated Phelan & Collender combination cushious, for sale in this city ouly wt 73d Broadway. W —A SECOND HAND 4-POCKET BILLIARD tof Pool Balls, Address or apply ta, on way, D. L. M., S11 Broadway. MISCELLANEOUS, BALDWIN, 1,807 BROADWAY, OFFERS FOR | save all kinds of second hand Ruiiding Material, Office | Fixtures, Counters, Desks, tin Roofing, Sash and material | ecessury for closing up new buildings. | SHOWCASES AT REDUCED PRICES—TIE LARGEST | aysortment of the latest pattvrns in the city; cas packed aud shipped tree of charge, with guarantee ot delivery, HOFFMAN & FERSCLL. 148 Chatham stroos, fo | | consisting of Tea Sets, ¢, to be wold at anetion AUCTIONEER, Ys Livert; CONTINUATION SALE 0: street, gorner Nassau. SILVERPLATED WARE, i Butter Dishes, Cutlery, day, at 12 o'clock. 456 Caual sisting of Be Contre and Extension Tat cloth; bluck waluut and e Sofas, Mirrors, nices, Carpets, Drax tresses, Blankets, Com NXEORGE HOLBROOK, AUCTIONEER. HOLBROOK & ROL will sell thin day, at 2 o'clock, treet, six loads, ravings, lace ‘ters, Spreads, I Wood and Willow Ware ss und Plated Ware. A good chance for dealers lesroom, 454 and of @ three story le, and comprising ai, jousehold Goods, con- is, Washstands, Tables, Ch *, Parlor Suits, in reps and hair: namelled Chamber Suits, Lounges, and Cor ts, Oil and other Mat- Crockery, Cutlery, comprising entire b: store of Eisenmenger & fourth street, ad plain Partor Suits, tn Stands, €c., all of whieh and well worthy t unt furni v ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF RICIL CABINET WARB, UPHOLSTERY GOODS, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26 ‘27, AT 104g O'CLOCK EACH DAY, —T AT THE SALESROOMS, d ombractng « splend elegant inlat yalso rich Suits, Armoi attention of those in want xvods will be on view un Monday. Sale sitive, to close the estat ————— an a HERTS & SONS, AUCTIONEERS, 17 Park place, iF hew Post office, FU RNITUR) ac. ™ . 17 PARK PLACE, removed from the Inte Co., Broadway, corner of ‘Thirty- assortment of rich satin, castimore, eotel ols, er, Library and Bookeases, Hut were made for first class city trade really ele te, by order of the administrator, we ERTZBERG BROTH T 108, tures of ¢ cases, ke. J way fedrofm ndy and Vari ositively in| o'clock, nt 1,545 See IONEERS, SELL AT nd avenue Stock and Fix- Candies, Toys, Show- Donlers invited. . EAST THIRTEENTH tay, at 10%; A. M., a splendid hiree parlor Suits, & ERS, AU ety ots, Sell ck and as, Culicoes, Shirts, NUSSBAUM, AUCTION this day, at 2 o'cloe! ixtures of dry fane} wers, ‘Ribbons, Yo Dealers invited. NUSSBAUM, Sells this day Sto M. street, elegant at K and ys, NUSSBAUM, A’ Sells this day, at 2 Ww MY street, Benches, re ay her shop: Wuyon, Icehouse, &e. this day, o'clock, University piace. hle collection of a ns courging of Christ Entombment of C! St. Francis Xavian. Holy Family. Boors Smoking. By Landscapes and marine by celebrated masters. Dirt Wagons, 1 Double tr Harness, 1 Light Wagon, ay. Twill sell this f AUCFIONEER, Dew! corner of Bighth imety-sixth strect and Se wot BOWERY— o'clock sharp, wt 202 Seventh of candy and toy tore; Candies, ses, ke. Dealers invited, BER, BOWERY veTIO: 261 ‘clock, at 122 Third avenue, cor- Brooklyn, Fixtures of a butcher oyster and fish Stands, Tools, jors invited. LE.—BY VIRTUR OF A CHATTKL TER BOWE, Auctioneer, veil well 1 et. @ choice and cient und moderd Seriptural Uil at the ' auction ooms No. By the atdor Huseano, 7 linn school, ino, By Levrane, les Van Trelborgh, Paintings, also 109 Oil Paintings WILLIAM BAIRD, Attorney for Mortgays RSHAL'S SALK.—BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION at 12 o'clock, wt the southwi . nid avenue, 4 Hor 2 uck, 2 Dirt Carts, 2 sets of double WILLIAM ALT, Marebal, 1 cor. rd | C LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS, FURNITU snd Bedding at greatly reduced prices at D'FARRELL' extensive warervoms, 410 Eighth avenue, between Thirtieth and Thirty: streets. Payments taken weekly or month; ‘ A. PRIVATE FAMILY, | LEAVING YOR EUROPE, will well, for immediate cash, in lots to suit purchasers, Bil their elegant und costly Household Furniture, de. :— Magnificent, Steinway & Sons rosewood Pianoforte, _u: eight: months; rich carved Bradbury Pianoforte, cost $900, for $250; superb sutin Parlor Suits, 9 pieces, east 8800, fe $250; one for $200;, four Rep Suits, $00 each; Turkish Suits, 3; 14 Bedroom ‘Suits, $20; Carpets, fine Oil Palusings:) Bronzes, Mirrors, hair and spring Beds, Buffet and Exten: sion Tuble, Chairs, China, Cutlery, &c.; basement and Kitchen Furalsure, Partiesla want of Art claee heussbobg Me furniture, made to order, will do well to call before put where. Hou wn from 9 A.M. until 9B th avenue. UCTION ROOM, 89 AND 41 EAST THIRTEENTIC street.—Modern and antique Furniture, Carpets, Mi Tors, Pianos, &c. at private sale at auction prices. Pe attention given to private house sales. i —-— — A. GREAT SACRIFICE “FAMILY LEAVING, CI will sell their mugnificent Grand Duchess style | Drocade Parlor Suit, neurly new, cost $450, for $150; one do., Marie Antoinette style, $75; Pianofurte, Chamber Suits.) with Dressing Cases, $40 up; Carpets, rep and huirclotl Suits, $40 and $25; Mattresses, Bedding. Loungés, Curtains,| rs, Cloekn, Sideboard, Extension Fable, Silverware, £0 iter cost. i this day, residence 105 Kast street, near Fourth avenue. —PRESSING FINANCIAL OBLIGATIONS COMPEL: + private family to sell their Household Furniture; su tin Parlor Suit, 14 pieces, cost $1,200, for $400; do., ificent Decker & Bros. 7%; octave Pianofortes ; Turkish Suit, $45, $90; Chamber Sets, complete, with $50 to $175; ingle Bodsteads, ur hain, and spring Mattresses, rep and plush Suits, $30 to $50; Lin brary and Dining Furniture, Paintings, Bi ses, Cnrpete, de. x must be sold. Call at five story brown stone residence No.) 47 West 16th street, between Sth and 6th avenues, GENTLEMAN, LEAVING TILE CITY, WILL SELLy his Furniture, everything for housekeeping for » small family; ull now: a'groat sacrifice, 119 East Thtirty-first st.) | | CHICKERING ROSEWOOD UPRIGHT PIANO. | torte, curved case, cost $600, less than half; also hand. of Furniture and Centre Tab! 125. RARE CHANCE FOR THOSE ABOUT FURNISH. ing their houses. —Private family leaving the city wilt sell ata sneritice their elegant Houschold Furniture and effects contained in private residence 21 East 20th | Broadway ; consisting magnificent Parlor Suits, covered tm cost $450, for $175; do., $125; rep and baireloth Suits, ; Piunoforte, Bedroom Furniture, Carpets, &c. lease cull before purchasing elsewhere. ARPETS, Furniture, Beds, Bedding &e. Payments en by the week or month, ‘Terms easy. KELLY & CO. corner Twenty-fifth street and Sixth avemue, , _ eg ‘LOBE FURNITURE COMPANY, 16 East Fourteenth street, between Fifth avenue and University place. and splendid stock of ‘arlor Furniture, We are now offering our |. Chamber aud on easy terms of payment, ——" AMES GRAIIAM, 190 THIRD AVENUE, IS OPEN TO buy, sell oF exchange second hand Furnitire of every de- seription. NSEDHAM'S SOFA BED ACKNOWLEDGED TO BB the best, the only bed whereon you lie entirely free from | the upholstery; Parlor and Chamber Furniture; terms oasy. LGLESTON'S, Kighth avenue, between Thirty-third and Thirty-fourth streets. IPHE LOWEST PRIC! Mattresses, Beddinj @ COlS, 155 and 15 and great variety. IOLSTERED FURNITURE.—MOTHS — ANNIHT- doit, grease and dirt spots removed from the New Naphtha Laundry; also from on gent's wool of silk clothing or ty be hair, fewthers or fur. postal ho will call at house and explaia East Twenty: P Tnenienget factory, the procens, Oficg end MeHORGE P. BRYA FURNITURE, CARP! es, BM. COWPERTHWAT ‘Chatham street. An immense stock MARBLE MANTELS. T GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, A” Antxtenstve mock of Slate and Marble Mantels, Westy sand Slate Work of every description. PENRHYN SLATE COMPANY, Union square, Fourth avenue and Seventeenth st., N. : OF MARBLEIZED Finost selection of marble Mantels: all quale ‘Torning for the trade at 8. KLABER Works, West Filty-first street, be: hth avent Mantels: yodern designs. & ©OS Steam Mar! tween Broadway and QrEwae "S NEW SLATE MANTELS, INLAID WITH DD tiles; also marble and wood Mantels, elegant designs; prices y lo 20 and 222 West Tweusy-third street, hear Seventh avenue. 30( ABER, 134 Kast Eighteenth streot, near Third avenue, MARBLEIZED AND MARBLE MANTELS, NEW desi; rom $12 upward, closing out at a great re Marblo turnin for the trade. A. New York: ___ WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c. T 77 BLEECKER STREET, NEAR Money advanced on Di Wi Vianos, &. ; also Pawnbroke: Watches, &¢. 77 Blee T 80. NASSAU STREET, BETWEEN JOHN ANE Fulton streets, NEWMAN LEOPOLD'S, Diamonds, Watches, Jewel negotiated; likewise Life Policies, Warehouse Re: N LEOPOLD, 80 Nasyau street. 0. 8 ELEVENTH STREET, THREE DOORS Broadway, Di Jowelry, Silver Sitks, camel's ropert; and s AMERICAN OFFICH-#75,000-RUBIER, DIAMONDS rulds, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, India Shawls bought; bighest possible value paid; alse flected ; established IS4, J \UER, 735 Brondway, IAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVERWARR, Furs, Camel's Hair Shawls, &c., bought, and sold back when desited, at a very small advance, GO. ©, Jeweller, 11,00 Broadway, near Twenty-ninth stm BROADWAY.— Valu ae. time purchase: I