The New York Herald Newspaper, November 8, 1856, Page 5

NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1856. 5 MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS. BOARD OF aLDERMEN, ‘Tho Presid: nt, Iensc O. Barker, Esq, in the chair. HE RECENT MOTE OF THR UNION ¥RREY COMPANY. Alderman Tucuen offered the following preamble and Yesolution respecting the Union Ferry Company :— Whereas, the Onion Ferry Company, monopolising all Whe ferries between this city and Brooklyn, exuspt those ‘te tho Kastern district. have recently, without any rent good reson, refused the furtver issue or sale of demmotation tickets and made otner strivgent rules im ‘vielation of their leases with the city of New York, and te we wiury of tho business and property of both ci- j therefore. Waser ‘That the Committee on Ferries of this Board, whose ‘hairman is a member, ¢# officio, of the Union Ferry Company Gad, be and they are hereby directed te imvestigute into the proceediags of sald company, give 8 stalem: Dt of Lheir receipts and expenditures, aad report fully uf to what are the powers and duties of said Union Worry Compeny. ey mua Fox moved tie adoption ‘Alderman Ex did not object to it, bot be thought that the terms of the lease left no rec ress Alderman Fox remarked tbat tor Union Ferry Go mpa- ay bad raicee thetr rates, and bad refused the privilege we Gommote, which was formerly enjoyed by ers. Be driieved wat they has violated their lease, and he (wested that this Joard weuld look after them and nave Jaative doud the pudiic ‘The pesviution was woanimously adopted. LEANING OF THE STKKETS The minority report of the Comamities on Ciesning Strects— whic was before the Board some mouths ago— ‘was culled up and agato parity read, when, on motioa of Alder man Fox, seconded by Alderman Tucker, it waa iaid ever aud made 9 eperisl order tor Monday evening next. @ONBTION Af TO THR POWER OF THE BOAKD iN THR EXIRS- DITURE OF MONEY. The ‘oliowig resolution was offered by Alderman Sy, and acopted :— ‘Post ibe Covnsol to the Corporation be, and is heroby, Fequested to gi /e bis opinion tothis Board, at an carly day, whether vecvon 4 of the act of April'}%, 1893, re- wralns tho action of the Board of Aldermen anil’ tho Boerd of Courciimen have first taken aotion, whenever the expenditure of the money is te be made by individuals, and cot from the puniic treasury. COMMUSSIONERY OF DEFDS ‘Be report of the commiutee as to the revision of the ‘st of Comu issioners ‘ot Desde was called up. Those ap peared to b@ 7! new appointmente and 34 Commiasionara ws ited: making in alt, 106 fhe report was adopt- 6 10 b Tece\ving and committing several other papers We Board adjournea to Monday evening, at 5 o’cioci. BOARD OF COUNCIL MEN. ‘The Board met inst evening, Mr. B F. Pinckrey pre eidine Peuiien of property owners in 125th street for Jarging Sidewalks between Third and Fourth avenves; to have a ewer buiit in Fourth avenue, between Thirty-sevanth ‘and Fortieth treets; of property owners io Ezsex street to bo releved from assessment on se Cc water in Forty-clghth street; yo flag sidewalks in West Seventeen bh atroct from E.ghth to Ninth ay » Rewou wtrance of D. Blavvyelt and others against buildiog a sewer in Bethune stree’. A resolution to nave thi side- walk reisid in Chariton street; to oave Edgar J. Loete appointed Commisgioner of Decde, tn piaze of James 2. resigned. Oounciman Hurrer submitted & preamble and resola Wen stating that in the Sixteenth clection district, Six- teenth wars, the nullrages of alt the citizeas could net be Relea, $m consequence of the large namoer of yovers tn district, and that the ordioance be amended in con- Sormity with a submitted plan, Laid over, Remorstrance against the extension of the Hghih Ave me Ra'troad track to Fifty-iftn sirees umtil the sewer is sompieted A Acommupication was received from the Street Om. Milerloner, stating that the grade of the Bowery, as ex- tended and ¢stsdlished at ite junction with lear! aad Oak Mreets, ig #0 mach lower than the grade of Pearl utreet between Oak ard Coatham streets, a6 to reader the use of hat street delow Unk street impracticable ‘Tho claim of John B. Wightman for $483 for injuries re- getved in the dicharge of public duty, was granted by the Board, but vetred by the Mayor. Councilman Hopper moved to make it the special order for next Wednesday. The report of the Committee on Arts aad Sciences, con earring \» tho action of ihe Doar¢ of Aldermen ia favor of a Post vtlice in the upper section of the city, ee A resolution wes adopled tw noufy the Herlen ros | bo discontinue the use of steam trains below Forty-secc od street. ‘Whe Board then adjourned tili next Monday. | Court of General Sessions. Bejore Recorder Sm th. FALAL OF PBISONKRS——THE DISTRICT 4" THE @8AND JCRY—MR. J. B. PHI BERALD. Novexara 7 —Jobn Lyneh was tried and convicted for Wtealing 8 pocketbook containing $200, the property of Bernard Netlly, The prisoner bed a remarkably gross and uoiniellectual orgauization; and was sent to the Paleo for two years. -@ this trial was pruceeding the Distrios A torney en- the court and _ please ibe Court—Scndry parties who are ‘n the room of the Grand Jury tave ro bi there. look as ‘fan organized system of imumidation io to some witnesses subpoenaed io these election has been thought of, and is being practived & extent. I bail not deem it necessary at time ‘WO mention names. I therefore ask your Honor ff you Would be good enough to send aoditional police force ‘to the ante room the Grand Jury imetractione ‘wo them that none but really subpemnaed witnesses are ad- oom. joy detailed an additional sup. OANEY AND 8 AND THE s i ifs iH it E ta WUD iwstroctions w Oring aay ofendiag parties mediately defore him or, German, was arraigned oc & charge of Wwaling ® waich ard chain, worth $50, beionging to Da Wid Thorman. ibe jury found him guilty of grand larce- my. The Recorder said be would no; sentence tho pri- woner wi) next Wednesda, in order o give bim time wo eommunicaie with his accomplice so as \6 procure the rty. Patrick Corgrove wae cbarged with stealing $175 by feree from a gambier named Carroll. on the ta ot jay. (Carro.) was ibe only witness brought on tne stand, e041 as ‘Bis evidence was towlly aifleren: [rom Ris previoce alti ta ‘wit, the Kecordor instructed the jury that tt would be ua ease 0 convict an individual poe the testimony of The (ory immedia'cly rendered a verdict of not Ove of the officers of tho Court, who had a war- want tor the arrest of Congrove for participating im a riot ee the day of eiecuon in tne Fourth ward, se.sd thet fe- ‘Woradie opportun:ty to perform his duty. Mr. gave bail in #',0 0 for the appearance of Coagrove. Mr Jonas 5 Phillipe rose acd said that the report of the peoote on 1 dp statement of the rted ad . it case {t would be iam ike Brus, ‘Mr. Phillips alleges that bis client, A. #. Livings- fon apd bimeeif are charged dirsctly with bad epee int titel ered be HHH ELA i 3 $8 is i iF = nh ts tit fi i Ha 4 i i ik HF t ie i Eee tie veil Hf ai Hr HE i Sie Sees ae, ] HF 8 fF Hi fife 55 Coroner's Inquest, Deats cy Daownma.—Coroner Gambie heli an inquest ‘upen tho body of Capt Dougall McDougall, of the brig Biaache, of Pictou, Nova Scotia, whe was drowned by falling Overboard about two weeks ago. Verdict, “Death by drowning.” Deceased was 29 of age, and was na‘ive of Pictou Nova Sootia ne ytediney The New York Weekly Herald. THE ELECTION KBTUsNS—NAMES OF PHB SUCUESS- FUL UANDIDATES~*OBNES AT THE POLLS IN THE OITY, ETV.—NEWS PKOM EUROPE, MEXICO, CUBA, WEST INDIES, KANSAS, BTC.—THB OPEN QUSSTIONS OF TRY WORLD, ETC , BTC. ‘The Wersiy Hrxato will be published at eleven o'clock this morning. It wit eontain full returns of the Presidential and State elections, including the namen of the suocessful can- didates—the Popular voteas {ar ag reeeived—the Complexion of the Ihirty-#fth Congress. ‘The Stale Legislature—Sceues in the metropolis during the day and evening—the Riota in Baltimore, 4c.; Editorials on various subjects; News from Europe, Mex- feo, Cuba, South and Central America, Kansas, &o.; The Open Questons of the Worli—The international difficulties of the day—Wha are they? Latest News by Telegraph; Pinan- tal, Commercial, Religions, Theatrical, Sporting and Mari- time Intelligence; together with a variety of loca and mis- eellaneous teme he copies, in wrappers, ready for mail- img, canbe had siteesonsaee Price sixpenee. Photographs of Niagara for 25 Cents $15 7 100. 25 cen: portraits of the people, double usual size, id stand, 29 Broadway HOLMES. Pianos, at Great Bargains.—A large Assort- mert of new and second hand pianos, now sailing, at greatly reduced prices, at J 40. PISCHER’S, 325 Broad- ‘Way, Opposite the Broadway theatre. Fall and Winter Styles for Gentlemen’s baie As large and choice an assortment as any offered. Children’s beaver and felt hata, in ail their variety and quaib tes, KELLOGG, Manutacturer, 128 Oanal atreet White's $3 Hac, Fall styic.—148 Fulton ‘treet, between Broadway and Nassen vircet, Knox's Knox's Hats, Knox's Caps, of all styles, at Ne, 212 Broadway, cor. ot Fulton street. Paper Hangings of the Moat Elegant De- # riptions, nat Baiporiod by THOUS. FaYE & 00, 267 Broad- way, opposite the City Ha.) 1856.—Our Late Styles of Fall and Winter Sarmenis a¢ now ready, and on sale. As moet of these are from ‘taorjes imported by and confined to us, and ia our best styles, an early call will secure many beautiful things that will be run eff before the season is fairly begun. ‘he steck of cloth, ow simeres and vostings ip our cusigm room is admitted ta be ‘be largest and bes: seleciod variety ever exposed Jn this hy. . DEVLIN & CU., Noa. ‘Be and 260 Broadway. ‘Lhe Rale of Roger’s Ciothing Warchoase, corner of Fulton and Nassan streets, is to ask the lowest price tor every articié’ and (0 make bo abatement. The stock for ‘he fai) and Winter ie unsurpassed in extent and variety of size and style. Phren with Charts and written 8 of character, given daily by Pro- teseor FUWLER, at the Phrenologieal inet, 308 Broadway, Seatlemen.. pear the Park. Private rooms for indies and Recelved at Green’s Furnishing Store No. 1, Aswr House. new styles of ties, searfy, cravats and gen- Uemen's winter under@are, per last steamer. Advertisers Can Obtain ail Needfal Infor- mation ot the character, circulation aud prices of papera, cit ans country, and make judicious selee'tons, at V. 3. PALM- nls S adver‘lsing agency, Tribune Buildings. Perfume !!!— City. Frangipana!, the most jasting and fragrant of all perfumes. ipaan .fragipapal; jus received per y of other sweet smelling, exquisite and fragrant odonous extracts and perfames. GRO, B INGER €RCO, Pharmacentisis, 309 Broadway. HI Iniinitable Cutter of Hair and Whis. kers, at No. 1 Barclay etreet—Hair dye four shillings a box, black or brown, Batchclor's Hatr Dye, Wigs and Toupees.— The beat im we work. 53 Salas ‘applied at No. 233 roadway. Oristadoro’s Hatr Dye and W! stand Un- Med Both for sale, and the dye privately stor House, No 29 and but few. ‘all on GRa! can stop its disastrous con- DJEAN. 34 Church atreet, Just Recel ved—100 Doren Barry's Tricophe- ine.) at half price, only le per bottle CaMP. Tous, BELL’ drvg and chemical siore, corner of #igh'b avenue and Brenly ehh street, New York. (Formerly with Rushton, Clark & Co,, 169 Broadway ) Dr. Atherley, having to the practice ot the late Dr. Brady, carried on at his residence, cor. her of Seeond avenue and Third mueet, may be consulted at ge us aa) boure, 500 Fur Collars for Gent’s Wear, Just re- cowed at FORD & BCOTT'S, 210 Broadway. Fine Groceries, Teas, Fruits, é&c., cheap for r at J. 0. FOWLER & GO., 260 and 433 Greenwich st, ‘Teo Whelesale and Country Merchants.— Barnes & Park, 34 Breadway, New York, invite the aitention of: n immense stock of Buropean % tts 28 & PAR! Ni Kew York, Cincinnati and San Goods Exclusively. eacept drugs, mported by Mo! article acu, ‘Newson vise them in my practies, them of fectione of the bronchial organa.”=-J. FW. Lane, M.D. Sold by all draggints. : Hotloway’s Ointment and Pilis.—The fa- milly medicine chest that is furaished wiih thee two powerful samedies ved: uptions, sores, worands nb are iufallbly eto by. tbe otat- rach and liver by tories, 80 Mulien lane, New York, and 244 Strand, London; and ‘by all draggiats, at 20. 6H}q0" and $1 per pot oF box. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Fray, Nov. 7—6 P. M. The stock market opened this morning with a strong upward tendency, and before the close an advance ranging from one-quarter to one and three- quarter per cent was realized. [Illinois Central bonds went up 1 per cent; Pennsylvania Coal, j; Cumberland, {; New York Central Railroad, |; Erie 4; Harlem, j; Reading, 1); Cleveland, Columbas and Cincinnati, { ; Michigan Southern, j; Iinois Central Railroad, }; Cleveland and Toledo, 1); Chi- cago and Rock Island, j; La Crosse and Milwaukie, 1. Michigan Central Railroad fell off | per cent. The market closed firm, with an active demand for stocks. Railroad bonds advanced to-day, with large sales, Tilinois Central bonds sold tothe extent of $60,000, opening at 90} and closing at 91{ per cent. New York Central Railroad was freely offered, and was notso firm as others. Erie sold largely for cash, and was higher at the clore. Reading was one of the most buoyant stocks oa the list. Near- ly eight thousand shares were sold, notwithstand- ing which higher prices ruled at the close than at ‘the opening. The shorts are evidently of tho opinion that the bulls will hold control of the market for a time longer, and that higher prices must rule. The holders of stocks are mush more excited on the rise than the bears were on the fall. and are very likely to be led into some extravagant operations. Within the present week New York Central Railroad has advanced 3) per cent; Erie, 5 per cent; Reading, 7; 3} that might well satisfy any one; but the public mind appears to be much beyond these points. The rise exhibited in today’s prices cannot be looked upon in the same light asan advance to the same extent upon a quiet, steady market. It cannot be con- sidered an undoe inflation, for the rise has been upon a market undaly depremed. Prices have not yet advanced to their former level. They are still considerably below the average of the six mooths previous to the great decline; and until they get above that point the movement may not be con- sidered of a highly speculative characte. The great pressure upon the stock market having been removed, prices have merely retarned to their former level. If they go as much above the points now ruling as they have already above the lowest dip of the market, then it may be time enongh to look out for a reaction and for sudden finctuations. Within the past few days several important changes have ocourred in the position of financial affairs. In the first place wo have advices from London that the bullion in the Bank of England had inctessed in one week one million six hundred and forty-one thousand pounds, In the next place, the Cunerd steamer from Boston, va Wednesday, took out much less specie than expected, aud the steamer from thie port to-morrow—Saturd.y— vill take out comparatively a small amount. The Sub- Treasury of this city last week paid out about four hundred thousand dollars more than it received, and the payments this week are likely to be full as large. We have advices from Washington of the paymea’ of eight hundred and forty-two thousand do! Jars of Oaliforma bonds. We shall have another California remittance along by the middle of next week, and the Cunard steamer from this port for Liverpool on Wednesday next, will not take a very large amount of specie. All these things must have their effect; but whether it will be temporary or not time only can determine. After such @ period of depression, such favorable events are likely to have more than the usual influence upon prices, At present the movement is upward, and the rise has been rapid. Buyers are plenty, and orders from the country are daily received by the principal commission houses of the street, in large nombere. If this feeling lasts or spreads among all classes more generally, there may be a speculative excitement of some importance. The return tide of deposits has set in from the interior, and in a few weeks the volume is likely to be sufficient to arrest the drain upon the banks. The receipts of specie from the country have been of great service in keep- ing up the banks’ reserve. At the second board the market fell off a frac tion, notwithstanding the large transactions. New York Centra! Railroad declined } per cent; Erie, 4; Cleveland and Toledo, 1; Reading, 3; Michigan Southern, }; Chicago and Rock Island, }. after the board prices slightly improved, and at the close the tendency was decidedly upward. La Crosse and Milwaukie closed firm at 81? a 82 percent. The steamehip Atlantic, from this port for Liver- poo! to-morrow, (Saturday,) will take out between four and five hundred thousand dollars in specie. A telegraphic despatch from Philadelphia seys that the difficulty with the coal operators is increas ing. They have employed counsel to enforce their claims for dumpage, and the impreasion is that they will cease skipping coal from above to a great ex- tent. The tonnage last week was comparatively small. The new President has got his hands full from the start. The annexed statement exhibits the gross earn- ings of the Chicago and Burlington Railroad Com- pany during the month of October of the present and past year:— EBarancs oF Tux Cmicaco anp Buriyncton Ranroap Lum, Freight. Pastengers, Miscellaneous. Taal. October, 1*66...$200,030 76.363 1,607 278,c00 «-" Yebe... 189,044 71,988 = 1,389 219,421 $00,985 4.9 217 65.879 The proportions of earnings for October by each road composing the line is as follows:— Bieight. Pe Miscellaneous. Total. Gal & Ohio Union. $27,829 6, 25 (83,606 eeccuet } 2,635 60,718 «1,261 223,574 Peoria & Oquaqya. 10,264 10,22 390 20,868, $200,020 76,803 © "1,607 278,000 Length of Chicago, Burling ien and Quincy RR, 138 miles, $1,620 10 Earnings per mile in 1666... “ “tm 1866, . 1,182 66 Gain por mile tm 1886..........ceceseseeeees SHOT The Assistant Treasurer reports this week as follows: — Tal Total Balance. 18,260,818 16 18,282,998 28 13,078,786 00 545 13,025, eee 12,950,270 69 The warrants entered at the Treasury Department, Washington, on the 5th instant, were as follows:— $90 00 25,052 82 10,118 80 7748 79 22,866 20 12,744 38 1,036 9. 19,910 67 The earnings of the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad a $42,076 On the 10th inst. the Wabash Valley Railread. which connects with this road at Toledo, will be opened throagh from Toledo to the connection with the Great Western, and thence over the Terre Haute and Alton to St. Louis, making a direct through line from St. Louis to the East. The earnings of the Stonington Railroad in October, 1866, were $72,992 78 Oowber, 1868... 22,290 82 + | $802 08 The October earnings of the Norwich and Worces- ter Railroad will show about $3000 increase over last year. The earnings of the Milwaukie and Mississippi Railroad for the month of October last, were... $120,166 Corresponding month of last year... 112,162 ‘The following table shows the quantity of some of the principal articles of produce left at tide water from the commencement of navigation to the st of October, inciusive, during the years 1854, 184 daya; 1855, 184 daya; and 1856, 179 daya:— Recuirrs oy Propuce at Tiom Waren, 1 1864, 1866. 1856, and including Thursday, Nov. 6, 1856:— Movewarm mm Foxman Umy Geove = [ swat i i Value put on the market during the week ...$1.063 647 The dry goods trade during the week haa been on quite a restricted scale. The fall season being pretty much over, combined with the excitement growing ont of the election on the 4th instant, have caused almost a complete pause in the trade, the chief transactions having been confined to the districts nearest to us and to the city retail trade. No public notice has yet heen given of the period at which the canals are to be officially closed, yet the period for sending goods to the interior by them for distant points, via Baffalo, Oewego, &c., is pretty well over. Mach will depend upon the weather whether we are to have an early shut down to canal navigation—it is rare that It occurs before the 25th inst ; Lut in some instances it has occurred earlier, or hes been prolonged by unasually mild weather. itis believed that the foreign importations for the spring trade will not be on so large a scale comparatively as they have been during the past ‘nmmer and autumn. At least our importers, it is suppored, will not send ont as large orders, be cause the market is alrealy pretty well stocked, and jobbers have large stooks left over. If there should be a large inctease in importations it must come from the other side, induced by highness of money and oversupply of goods for the demand. Ry jhe Canada we learn that the trade in Man- Lamb Presh pork ‘sho sid | ¥ R ! tendency ingaw cotton, they will realize. ihe export trade in cotton piece goods week has been on a Hmited scale, the high prices for raw cotton having tended to check the production of heavy piece goods, suitable for the export trade. For the week ending November there were only 162 packages shipped from this port, valued at $10,704, waking a total for this year, from first of January last, of $32,863,863. at Boston last week 878 packages were shipped. The changes in the price of staple goods since our last report have been unimpertant. Standard heavy brown sheetings and shirtings continued firm at 84c. for browns, and at 7c. for standard light do. The market for bleached was steady, with sales more light. Dri'ls were in moderate request, at about Sjc. for brown, 9c. for bleached, and 10jc for blue. The demand for omnabergs for bagging continued to maintain prices, and the demand was hardly equal to the production. Corset jeans were quiet, at steady prices. Canton flanuels were in ex cess of demand, and only desirable and well known wakes could be sold at full prices. Denims con tinued firm, and the best established makes were at 0c. & 10jc. Stripes and ticka were Jess active, though steady, and sold close up to production. Cotton duck continued firm, without further ad- vance in prices. The business, however, was on a decreased scale compared with that of the preceding week. Prints were in good stock and dull. Ging- hame were sold close up and prices unchanged. ‘The season is about over for muslin de jaines, and prices were unchanged. The trade is almost over for cloths and cassimeres, while we have no change of moment to notice in prices. Tweeds and jeans were quiet. Flamnels and biankets continued firm, and with fair sales of the latter at full prices, while the stock was reduced and light supplies remain ing over. The prices of shawls were well sustain ed, witha good city demand, while the jobbing trade was tight. In foreign dry goods the trade with jobbers was very light, and the importers are holding over and looking forward to the opening of the spring trade. Prices in the absenve of free seles are maintained at previous current rates, which, however, may be considered more or less no minal. Opinions differ regarding the stocks left over in jobbers’ hands. Some consider them larger than usual, which we think is correct; while others represent them as less than at the same season last year. Stock Exchange. Fupar, Nov. 7, 1885. 2008h HarlemR! b00 500 Reading RR.. .23 300 do $12000 Virginia 6’s.. 10000 do... .260 1000 Er RRCn B'71 3600 Bud Riv ROM 6000 Tt CaRP.s4m 9 seeescetes $35 BOARD. 100 abs Erie RR... bt do 810000 Va 6's. 1000 Tenn We 06 Tis Cen RR bds 140 Abs Qumb Cl Ce, . TLN ¥ Grntra, RR . 60, do. 10 70 Cleve & Pitts 100 Illa Cen BR. . bes 100 Erie RR. gc888838 g s Seuss FAMILY MARKETING. Meat shows « further decline thts week, and now sell* at very reasonable ratea, cousiiering the season Vea ia, Of course, mecesearily bigh, but matton is down and beet is one to two cents per pound cheaper Game presents several new features of interest. Veni son bas been In market about a week, and is scliiag at ‘6c, per pound. It will be cheap and plenty thie season. Snipe bas run out, but their place ie more than supplies by wild dock. Canvars backs are in market and pro mise finely, 28 do also broadbilia and redheads. Quai! are also in, but will not be plentiful this season, as the heavy snows of last winter gave the rportamen a chance to pick them all away. Yueh are tolerably cheap. Bluefiad, kingfish and weak. fish are nearly run out, but the salmon trout, pike and piekorel are very fine. Fresh mackerel are getting ‘The following are the t= Bet sen esi "ie Lard, tubs “ tien re 6s ins er oh a1 iy ene. per pr Ad ¥ , per bn 7 4, ) dor $i 26 oO ifowers, pd. 20003 reorr Pears, perp’ 15)» Phos, per quart... 16 Mosk mations, aach Water do. each Apples, per bir Grapes. per in Agnterres, new hy Coafish ' Prommies i 2 i i i SP EF Hy ial Canadian was in lig! The tales were limited. nt su) : and soulberi four was E 2 e ©@ exznececS BS S8ssesuy oP sepersee i 5 Ce aaaaeced ssssrr7ss 1 in choice white Missouri at $1 69, 2,000 do. do. at $1 68 with prime white Canada at $166; Illinois winter red at $150 @ $164, apd Indiana do. at $1 66.0 $157, and pring at $1 36a Corn sas casier, ‘and sales were con 37, and $t 43 for fined to 40,060 a 45,000 burheia, including 18.000 from store, at 10c., and a cargo of Southern red at 120. ‘Was qviet at S20 8 Stic. Oats were unchanged. Ry Coxvi.—The sake embraced about 1,660 bags of Rio made st Private terme. and 200 mats Java at 14%c. Faaicats.—To dcwg, To Liverpoo! and 400 do, at Litic. a L3gs Engliab ports there was rather more 4, about 76,060 bushels of coro aud wheat were engeged, in bulk and bags, at 7d, Sd. @ B8%d; 8,000 @ 5,000 bdbis.” flor at Mw, 2. 1g. 24.; 800 a 1,00) boxer cheese at 27%. 64., about 1,000 ‘bales of cotton « 6 Sud To London, about 10,0(0 a 16,000 bbls, flour at 3 and 6,00 Dushels of wheat, in bags, at 11d. To Glasgo ads od, veste! was taken up to ioad with grain at Lud, and flour at %. 9d. The bark Mary J. Kimba!! was chartered for Marreilies and back to New York, with priviloge for sicily; apd the bark Catherine for # similar voyege and about 3,000 bales at ddc. a 70c. Hors were ip moderate request, with sales of 75 a 100 bales new, at Se. a 10.¢. @ Lie. Lime.—The salez more limited and confined to small lots Rockland a: 86c. for common, aad lump at $1 1234. Motssame.—Salez of 26 bhde. of Port Rico were at S7c.; Ouba muscovado at 50c. Navat Stonns were quiet; epirits of turpentine raugod from 433¢ sperm wi Provisons.—Pork—The market was depressed and lower. The sales for the day fected up 500 a 600 bar: rels mess at $20 25 $20 26, end closed with sales of 200 barrels 5°, ab back, nese On private terms, Rates to Havre were un- je Hay.—The market was active and Grmer; with sale of made 44c.; common rosin at $1 6), and raw tar- market for linseed continued firm, with of American at $18 $101; crude, whale and ere unchanged. $19 44, and prime was at $18. Beof was ateady, With sales of 200 barrels at $6 a $7 fo~ country rime, and et $8 60 a $9 50 for couniry mem 11 for repacked mesa. Unatted. Fels at 12340. ® iSc, mand at unchanged prices. Cat meats were aul! Lard wag steady, with sales of 100 a 200 bi Butler aud cheese were in good de- 4 Rice was doll at 4c. a 4%\¢. Svcans —The market was not active but prices were well mainta'ned, soa ‘The sales embraced about 400 a 600 togsbeads (iba, chiefly within he range of 9c. a 9%c., 60 do. prime quality sold at 10:;c. a 10%. faba Wore made at 93 3., and 700 11 for refinivg. 608 boxes brown do. 20, at 9240. a Sales of eo of 260 & 300 barrels were made at Pooe—Toe election has kept manufacturers st Rosie this week, ard no sales of importance have | Holders are high in thelr ex pestations in che light stock in market, and of the high pri precluding importation at present The quotations '@ oUF last report are vominally unchanged RADY, THE PHOTOGRAPITIST OF haa just iamned a phov gray wior sale at but gallery. residence of the great Pennsylvanian, wus admirer ind BOTOGRAPAS OF Itis a WHEAT “ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERI OAY, For Situations and Help, see view of Whea ‘@xeutation weet re artisans. given of the id be posxessed fOR SALB AT AND, BUADY'S gallery, 359 Brondwi WHEATLAND, POR SALE Av ) Broadway, pz APHS OF WHEATLASD FOR 84 AT BRADY'S galiery No. 69 Broadway, HOTOGRA D LIst%, TAR 7 on add t pianisins wo the co Broadway. . have jas i Deen gallery, No. 35 HOTOGRAPHS OF WHEATLAND, THE RESIDENCE of the Hon, James Buchanan,ior sale a: BRADY'S galery, 99 Broadway. HE perior in ail rer pe APTITUDE OF THE stitute for cugravin enterprise of BRADY, PHOTOGRAPH AS A f Wheatland, the re: are inexpensive a sua done ad sa LITERATURE. EPTER AND BETTER This week's NEW YORK LEDGE, sold at all the news otices, is deeidont interesupg. ORION ed |, THE GOLD BE ‘The Wetter it ix hiked. 1 ‘The ture we have of rR, DORR Ta just the beat paper for Up top stories ever published, Ryvery ody reads it and likes it ‘Oniy four cents a © Hoss & TOV ar ©. 105 Nassau st , Ger RANK splendid shh ne wa depor op ah rane in i icture ie shortly be ianed. EDGER OF the reaches perion its pred: » F Miry can compare with it iy completed, size 2 by 38 {nches, ana will warily completed, re a0 2 by in ready this movni im forty -inth wnmber, eek. ROSS & TOUSEKY, Agents, KR TRIUNPAANT.—THIS ad ag. wt h number aud paper ever pub: Another maguiti ig inches, and will ROMANCE, wand thei lip, READY THIS DAY, otal, on published. Only four cents, atall news depots, ORGAN’S EXPOSE OF FREEMASONRY POR SALE— a¥E Ud engray ne pod (yO. 49. PA OF FRANK Pk) CON- yall ol nd best paper now vonage & BICKS, 5003) Broadway STRATED NUWS . Ubin morning, con. N% OF FRANK LESLIW'S ILLCRTRATED Newa- PAPSR is realy, a! al news depots, this meraing, con- iain. g twenty Ave splendid cneravings found Receiving | AN the hotels m Wea and qnalition mulivade Shed whose are Wal of at pies of 10 ‘ble Etoile d'Or ‘ HOTRIA—BUT UTHERNERS—DAINRERS OF ‘An inferior article of min wong which will be Klection Aeturns ' beaatifal paper. Pioeadl , art, & Company, No, 1 eral x fork i» CONG na ordnnee loiers. m 1 And Far he Article ae bie seer tayurvone ry a aeNIe ROMY eres oon. ‘hey vant be - if MISCELLANEOUS. - fii aoe, Our LONDON CORDIAL ‘GIN, A PURE TONIC, stimulant and diuresic drink. pach RASS he ~~ pps N PREVENTS FEVER and ague. VHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN IS EFFICAGIOUS in cases of dyspepsia, cholera, colic ke OPARLES LONDON CORDIaL GIN WILL AFFORD Uy Zelief cages of gravel, diseasen of bowels, Kidneys er, he. \HARLES LONDON CORDIal. vin, ENDORSED BY physivians generally. HABLES LONDON OORDIaL and eabilarates, but pever iatoxs' ration, VHARLES LONDON OORBIAL J droggiate and grocers in the Un’ ’ INVIGORATRS when used in mode- N, 80LD BY ALL IN PURCHASING itis CHARLES’, and no oiner (XTARLES LONDON CORDIAL « / blown on the betes labels. Look to this. ARLES’ LONDON COKDIal © iN IS IMPORTED tui by DE VENOGE & UH) !.)o8, 138 Pearl street, Has THE TITLE and Mr. Charles! aignatare o the XTIBER.—AMRBRI- smerican Inatitute. ROM “FE COMMERCIAL a. ‘can paper hangings—Award bs —We are always islud to notion the p in domestic manutactures, and expe: ments are effected in our own city been deemed too skillful in the Beper hangings to be rivalled bythe» pation; and in this country, the Phis have been thought to produce the om i papers; but we have at least one establishment ip New \ ork which Pivals the French and beats the Philade!pbiaue —-;ccimens of the finest foreign and domestic paper han pared at the store of Messrs. ‘Thom Way, and we venture to say, afer thal iboso manudwotured by Messrs, Fwy tu. arequite equal to the French in beauty onaraey of finish, and much superior to the he Phi bin facto- rice that have come under our Memare Pare & Co.'e in em ar abe 1e eRco paps e particular! ee a e medial, whic! a) werve the honor of & gol iente, fo. them be the Anvrican American paper hangings apes . fair. * Importers and manufaaturers6! . sver hangings, 2h, teow way, New ork, ‘OHN WOOIWS NEW UP TOWN GYMNASIUM, NOS. 4 and 6 Bast Twenty eighth sireat, Fifth avenne, will be com pleted in afew days. AB limi’ onmber only can be accommodated, early application will « \e essary. Qyancoam. Ar BYANS Rxtensive . CLOTEING WAbKHO 3B, 68 Fulton a: ve Splendid pilot overcoats... CROFULA CURED AT ONY lant cous uered.—The writer of th Justice w state that he has been eve # Of pulmonary consumption, as wel as fula, or bing’s evil, thoroaghly cured ma plessen' munner at very small SDERS’ Liquip Lopine, or PERK | ‘Were cases so well defined, and never fully compleie, both patients were xp) ¢ reliei, and both are now hearty, st ng enjoying health and delighted to tell all who ea\ upon them af their marvelimus rescue, Dr Anders ish vgive advice to all who put their care before him, and | rewty to refand the ere’ lodine Water 1OK, No. 3 Se 192 Broadway; 6) Montgomery *) amsburg. \RAS—THE CANTON TRA © ANY HAVE ON hard «very variety of teas for «ro ere tea dealers and private families:—Souctong, 0.006 a: 0 aa) \yson, from 206 We; gampowder and impe ta\. from he. Wo 55¢.—abb jas equally low. Alwo 3lo. boxes of good family nila. | Call am‘ exatminn—No, 134 Chathom street, elt tre " NSUMPTION AT ait aimple set of “108 led case +f hereditary scro- ‘n perfect ease and renee, by the use of ve Waren. Never alta, Unlive tobacco, the jmee ts swallowed, ct tcnie, Invigoratiog the nerves, perfusing the breath Put up in tin fol. Saloons, segar and drug Wholenaie at 4)2 Brealway. ; yr T VESTS, VELVAT VESTS Piuab Vestn, Super b! ich moire apt Cee ee EVANS" EXTENSTY iDisG WAREHOUSE, 66 and 68 Puiton street between Gold and Cis. Bovp—Laxe.—On een ores sae, Nov. 5, by the Rey. J. A. Spencer, DD. Mr Koaext Borp to Mis — ms eet daughter of the jae Andrew Lang, o a city. Wist—Mi Doveatt.—At §t. Barthoiomew’s churck, on ‘Thursday, Nov 6, by the Rey. Samve! Cooke, Mr. Janes L., Wise 10 Mise Isaacs, eldest dauxhter of the late Alien Movougail, all of this city. Teepsvo—Morumn —On Theracay Nov, 6, at Ken: Jace, Summit, New Jersey, by the Rev. M. Mad 7 WARD ‘werann, Of Madwou » J, to MaeJoue avavsts, daughter of Nicholas D.C Molter, Esq, Marcr—Muzer.—On Thureday, Nov 6, Dr. Orgood, of the Charch of the Messiah, Mr. Gao. 5. —_ to Mas ita K., daughier of ur. W. 2. Miller, al of ity. Mr. to Mies Manosunt A. T. Suttivas, of Beoot!ya, im and Kilkenny papers pita. 0 py. jaapEr —Ou Wednerday «venmg, Nov. 6, by tho Rev. Mr. Peck, Mr J. @. Bass, w Miss Rors ©. Gan- pay, all_of Brooklyn. Wanronp—Tatiorn.—At Providence, on Wednesday, Oct, 29, by the Rev. Mr. Cia) Mr. Wa. @. Warrvonn, of this city, to Misa Commas, hier of Theodore lapior, Eay., of Providenee. Diew ‘Thursday, Noy 6. Mr ‘oammure Clans, im the A Fn ir of his age. Bis ds and relatives aro respeotuity invited b ar- word tho foneral, from bis late ret! 70 Sulhvem Stroet, thie allerpoon, at one o’elees, @ithoot forther 0a Friday, Nev 7 Me. Josmem Broom. year of the family, and these of biegon, jeorge Ploomfols, are reaperifally vie to attend the funeral, W Morrow Allernoon, at one Sok, ‘vom bis late ree dence, No. 178 Orebara aueot CommNY —On Saturday evening Nov 1, Twowrsom, wom er M. and Matilde Viemeat, aged 3 yours, f& monthe en) 20 days, The real Cy prean Hills Cemetery. ; Lassnan —On Wednesday, Nov 6, «emma N, aged t Jeoarand 5 monthe, youngert deugttr of Gertrate |. Gnd the iste Jobn J. Lasher, M.D : Siesvmesst.—On Thureday, Nev. 6, Mra. Manresa Bie) \ naar. oped 72 yours. ‘The relatives and friends of the famiy, and thore of ber son. Peter — oe aro respodfuily invited to a tend the funeral, Ubis a’ternonn, m* malt past one o'ciors, from ber late residence, No 155 Mulberry street. Crcinnat! papers please copy Byron — Jay, Nov 4 ef inflarmation of the lunge, Many aww, davgbter of John and Margaret Byron, ageo 3 months and 2 caya Forstaw.—Seddenly, Mr Wiuam Avemw Focstas, a, aged bog friends, and those of the fam'ly, ater l the faverai, this afternoon, ai o’eiock. trom the Moravian churen, Staten Island, with- farther notice. hee mapa ag aap ovtotne Sov. 6, in the 17th year © cha Worrsey, youngest laughter a Mrs, Gon.’ Gaines. The ‘a mediate cause of the death of thie interesting young lasy, wae a fever of tbe typhoid type; bet pbe had otherwive deen an invaiid for ‘Many Mombs. She wasn seret and amiable character, and bore ber protractet and paipfa! afinions witb the simple and treeting faith of a ch id ama with the courage and patience of @ saint, to the will of her Hoareniy Father. “Sho is gone. wore interred im Please copy. Baw Now. 7, Mr. Daxter Haoomry, aped 24 years, eldest son of the ‘ste Michael Baggerty. Bis retativer and frieuis, snc the members of the Olive Guard and those of thy Hooseman Guard, are re- of the family are re- funeral, also theerembers ‘without sny Givuss—On Friday evoning, Nov. 7, Mise Eany Grouima, aged 19 years. Her triendés, and thore of bor oncies, Ctaries ard Ea. ‘ward Shotte), are requested to atiend the funera!, to- mor. Tow afternoon, at twoo'clork, trom Remeen street, three “Gor in Drooklye, ou PPite}, N5v, 1, Gronoe Jeunes, —le ‘2, on iy, Now, we J. gnly sce of dameoce ‘and Mary &. C.x, aged 3 mortne and ye. The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully ‘attend tbe 7 invited to funeral, to morryw morn’ o'clock, from No, 196 Trikes street, Broouiye, win —at Wi , om Thoreday, 6. Aisa Sraruise, omly George ana Hareb Jane Van: deverg, aged years. 11 monibs and 28 > a army —In Jersey City, on Thurscay, Nev. @, ¢f com. fo mptien. 86 years ana 6 Joe Nawey, carrier, son oF the late Mr, Reisop cd Creat Grimedy, Liseetsshire, Kng land, ‘ funeral will ke from bouse Jon Terkina, No 186 Bay Javea uenee, Supany, 2619 o’olonk. M. Friends are ‘Tan. —at Oxford. Chenanen county, aay, the 14h year of bis ‘this city, aud notice of Mooeay morniog Seaw —in New Urieans, Pree Sea, printer, aged expat, Obie, On board shin Rapi Rirwent coins woe Dack te Re Janeiro) about