The New York Herald Newspaper, October 24, 1863, Page 5

° i ee - who bas it wills quest ond of 2,600 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, hehe be wile uct nd trimer i price, wh aia spared of 8.00 ry re if they | prs my "ot 17saie busbels and actos of 13,000 Frupir, Oct. 23-6 P. M. ates of die. | bushels f Taine ts casee ‘The increasing balance in the Sub-Treasury has “ower fizure | Cas Cioad en Tom ase Gath mers eons tory led to some calling im of loans by the banks, and consequently to rather more inquiry for money among stock brokers. This ia an accident which ‘it has been the object of the government to avoid, &s every semblance of stringency in money checks at once the sales of 5-20 bonds, Before the last call was made on the banks the Treasury Depart- ment, noticing the unusually heavy sales of these bonds, and the consequent large accumulation of money inthe Sub-Treasury at this point, placed large sums to the credit of disbursing officers, and notified the Sub-Treasurer to expect drafts at the rate of one or two millions a day for some time to come, It was in apprehension of this drain that the last call was made upon the. banks, As it has turned out, the call had better not have been made, So heavy are the subscriptions to the 5-20 bonds that, notwithstanding the enormous disbursements of government—they were nearly seven millions yesterday—the balance in Mr. Cisco’s hands does not decline. Under these: circumstances, no further calls will be made upon the banks at present, and every exertion will be made to bring down the balance to the. neighborhood of twen- ty-five millions, A part of the inereasing sur- plus in the Sub-Treasury arises from the de- livery of the last $35,000,000 of legal tender notes, which are now being finished and sent here for circulation. But this cirgumstance is not gencrally understood among bankers, who, secing an accumulating balance reported from day to day, apprehend more activity in money and shape their operations accordingly. It is reported to- day that drafts for $14,000,000 dawn on the Sub- Treasury are afloat and will come to hand in a day or two. This will sensibly .case the market. This morning call loans were rather 7 than 6 per cent; but no house in good credit experienced any difficulty in getting money at 7 on proper col- lateral. The gold market continues to be excited, and was again subject to considerable fluctuation. It opencd at an advance of 1 per cent--say Mia 144.4—was as high as 14934 during the day, and fell back to 14534 a 14544 at the close. The busi- ness inexchange was moderate, on a basis of 16024 #161 for bankers’ bills; but at the close drawers advanced their rates to 162. There was a temporary check in the upward movement of stocks this morning, based upon the increased inquiry for money; but it did not last throughout the day, and before evening the rige was resumed again. People’s. minds in Wall street are all turned in the direction-of higher prices, and unless some very unexpected accident occura to change the tenor of their expectations they are not likely to be disappointed. Increased activity in money and other similar influences may lead to pauses and reactions. But in the main the course of the mar- ket must be the same a3 it was in August and February and November last, and the circle of speculation must continue to spread day by day as it did then, until it becomes excessive and ex- plodes. A severe bear attack was made this morning upon old Southern and New York Central, which were selected #8 prominent points of as- sault. The former was put down 2 per cent, the latter 14. It seems that the short interest in o!d Southérn is very large; the stcck is in active de- mand for delivery. At the first hoard the market was weak on the call, and, without aby severe pressure to sell, prices were generally a shade lower on the leading fancies, with the usual excep- ‘tions applicable to particular shares. Erie, Erie pre- ferred, Hudson River, Southern guaranteed, Fort Wayne and Northwestern were steady. Southern old declined 124, New York Central %, and the rest of the railway list-about 34. On the other hand, Harlem advanced 2, Canton % and Cumberland ¥% Governments were strong, 130% ‘being the price for clean coupons of 1881, After the board ‘the market was rather dull; but at the one P. M. ‘call there was a stronger feeling, without material change in prices. At the second board there was arally, and the decline of the morning was par- diglly Ky ggvered. Quickstiver took a quick upward tarn, and was 4 per ent higher than at the morn- ing board. It is rumored that the controversy which caused this stock to dgcline to its present price has been or ia being adjusted, and that the Way is now opened for dividends, which, when they are declared, will be made in gold. At the four P. M. call the market was steady, and rather firm on the popular shares. Old Southern was 2 per cent higher than in the morning, and rather imdemand. The following were the closing quo- fations of the day:— Us o's 81.reg 108, 9 108% He Harlem pref..109 120 ading Mie Conte ral. 24g 0 124, Mich $0 4 Ja ra a 115 Ii Gent erp 124% 0125 vy Pitts -107 34 8 &C 13 5g 9 118 alles BMigsours 8. Canton Vo. Cum Coal! ty eP da Ch. ‘ast 09 Quieks’verMin 67 Pinte, Cy all Pacilic Mail. . .280 Alt& T Han. NY Central. .137 Alt&THau. ot 6 Erie Chic & N “1 Erie proterred.104% a 105 Hodson River.139%% @ 140 Hariom....... 96 & 9554 ‘The hasinens of the Sub-Treasury was lows to-day: — Receiots. Chic & Alton . 2 Chic & Alt pref 90 The importations of Dry Goods Now York for the week ending October a8-follows:— Entered for Value. Manu‘actures of woo! 1108 gaveaai ures of cotton ‘oa1 65,580 Mauu‘actures of sik 168 10:60 Manaa@iires 0! flax 153 138,708 dibs 1 aara8 2,081* $785,840 42804, too “340 “ 348 oon 73.218 p*) 3,902 Total,....6 seve 208 0016 Briered for Warehousing. vier bectgs Mawul cclures of wou... 129, Mane actures «f cotton be 9 rh ntact" ee of +k. oka aT Manuf otuees of tax. 463 ~ 100.106 Miecoiinneous,...... ‘ 4581 Total... C101 $89 867 The Cine’ imnati ‘Gawite, under afternoon, reports:— Tre amount revized from the government sile of sot. tm, whieh Wok ince io this city oa Monday, was not far frow . ae milivon do't —_ and the witbdrawalof this amount (rom (he banks has produced & very close money market and cinsed a great des! of inonve ence, and this will nO doobt continne until rovarns are received from the Bost, as the epaid inte the Sub Trew awa frome, gpremation. bave pot undergre any change, and remain atéa 8 per cont. The scrrcity 1 currency restreted operaucns in « meat ic 4, there was but a limited buriness dove wo def vochers |*aued by the quartermasters in (hi city conld oot bave been sold atfover 98, ant certificates at 0%) A fow or rere HOUEME At O96 Jo Like morning, but 99 )¢ weg th rato obtain bie at th chee. Kentucky cur: fency was bought at 4 preminm by one or two of the benks who bad orders, Dut Others refuned Lo receive it at Beier than tj. The issues of ihe Slate Bank of Indiana are quoted Hominaily | premiam The of er. chee ‘rom tbe Northwest eoetions Miers, and this, Ueber wilh tas large smount whitch has been created by deawing op the recent purchones of cotton, bax caused 2 oui! market, ond rates aro onsectied, ‘The banks gene | rally received I at par (rom there regaier eastomers, but lareo e808 were mace A bade jews thea this, and the broke having «large eupply on haud and currecey chiea, thoy drew fer Found suma at Gr. per $1,000, though iey gavous tue porainal weliiug rato 1-10e. ‘premivin, The Chicago Tribune under same date reporte:— In gpite of the abominable weather to dey a very large business was dove, Of comrme | ADS Upon Banke ors wer Tay, and with rather of cur revey they wore mich better xvte to Pein gow ‘1 all kiuda wes pever more active, There need* vot be . date of Tuesday active, at 19¢, @ 22c. for adamantine, 35¢. a 37¢. aud de, foe plain apd patent sperm reepectively vel} aie e@ of Guayaquil wore reported at 226. COFFEE was gules, but held with much firmn The government contract for Rio was awarded at bl a $38 20 for roasted and ground. The cl wore as followe:—Rio, prime, 34c. ;do. good, do fair, 320. y) 'y, Sle, a 3149 4 fair te gg cargoes, 320. oy Rn ra, ic. a it. main, ne Cousthe market’ was very io i forall kinds wit a Corton was in limited request at prices ranging from 4 Eyer Bree, with sales reported since our oo Dose 4xp Dyzwoons were lees active, without any remarkable variation in prices. Feataers.—1be inquiry for live geese was moderate from 50c. to 58c., sooord ing to quality. Freigurs were. vs inactive, and rates much de- there were shipped 3,000 8s 00 tren. 6500 vet or 07 6 SESSESEESE EE 50 ‘ascow there were taken 100 hhds, tallow at . To Londonderry 7,000 bbis. flour were engaged at 28. 6d. eae 4,000 bbis. flour were shipped on terms not made publi FRorr.—There was rather more doing in raising at $6 to Sor avers and $4 26 for bunch; also in eurrents at 16), ‘Canalc 100 Mariposa Mg Co.. 600 Cumb Coal prof. a 100 Tee sales included 150 packages at 10c. 60 do. 830 3615 600 Quicksilver MgCo. 64 1 ee ceutinued in fair request at $1 a $1 20, for 60 do shipment and local use, Hors were in good request at 220, a 28c. for new, and Ife, a 23e. for yearlings. ‘Hives were depressed and in limited demand. Buenos Ayres, usual selections, were quoted at 30c. a 303c. Hear ‘Was inactive at declining prices. Manis, 12c. al2'ye. InpiGo was very firm, with a moderate inquiry for the principal kinds, Latue were inquired for, and were quoted steady at $1 50 for Eastern. Learner.—be be dyend extibited less activity, but Prices were essentially un MBETALS were loss freely purchased and were hea B5e. a 3434c. for ingot copper, F410 Leg' Cd Scotch p iron, 382 soa $85 for common English bar di 8500 MbCen ¢'bd wep. 1 Cleve 1 Pitts po lita. 200 do, oe = Am Tran’t Co e Nie b10 20 Ameren Coa! eos for Felined co. do., $9 a $9 90 for pig oad, for spelter, Sbc. a’ S6c. for Banca tin, Straits do. Morasexs, ca demand was mostly for New Orleant of which 1 #., mainly at auction, were sold at 47c. Ske, per NAVAL STORES were quiet at $42 a $50 for rosin, $12 50 $16 for tar, and $3 05 a $3 15 for spiri's of turpentine. tive for most descriptions, including crude whalo at $1 05 a $1 10; do. sperm at $1 624; $1 65; Iinseod at $1 40 @ $1 41; crnide petroleum, 00 do,..... 250 Alt & TH RR 160 chi & NWRR 45 | 0c ; refined do., at S73;c. @ 69c.; lard oll 0c, w $1 10; 200 Ted oii, city, T6c." "4 ; | Provisions.—Pork was unsettled to-day, with sales re do +810 10535 secssssee BIg | Ported of 2,100 dbls., at $15 75 a $15 87 for new mess Po Hudeoa iver RR 140 200 Mar & Cin ipt pret T1ig | $14 12 a $14 87 for old'do.; €11 05 a $12 for prime. Go- 50 Mar& Clu 2d prof $13, | Vornment contracts were awarded for 6,088 bbls. prime io 100 Misa & Mo RR..., 361, | mesa at $15 23 a $16 50: 9,900 bbls. mess at $16 33 0 oo 100 do..... a $16 50. Bee! was in better request, with sales reported emouD moka Of 1.760 Uerces to, arrive, at $24 s $28 for prime "4 . ; mers, avd $27 « $30 for India—our highest figures having $6000 US6's,Ly cer.u 993 joi she aad River RI “oes been paid for extra lots; also 250 bbls. at $14 o $16 for old and new extra moss, and $10 50 a $14 for plein mess. Government coutracts were awarded for 3,000 bbls. extra mess at $14.45 a $15. Lard was firmer, with a good in- quiry, and sales of 2.450 tes. and bbla. at from Ile. @ 1iye., the latter an extreme rate, Bacon.was in more demati, at from Te. a @'sc, with gales reported of 750 boxes, part for forward delivery. Goyornment contracts were awarded for 260,00 Ibs bacon sidea at $7 17 a $7 45 in bulk, and 20,000 sugar cured hams at Ie. Cut meats 400MichSo RR gs 0 were very quiet at Oc, a 6c, for shoulders, and Bic. a 500 Ii Cen RRserip.. 125 | give, for hams, Butter wos in limited request at 2c, a 2500 Cleve & Pitts RR 10734 | atc. for State, and 19. a 23¢. for Ubio. Cheese was spar- 39000 American gold. 14635 dc 146% 200 Gal & Chi RR.... 113° | ing’y dealt in’12c. a 16 4 do... 840 113 ficn=—The demand wos moderate with rales of 350 bags Fast India, part at Tic. Tho government contracts for ee 000 pounds Rangoon and Paina were awarded at $7 42 8 vat was in more dergand at $1 54 a $1 00 for Liverpool | er $230 a $270 for do. fine; 496. a 50c. for Turks eland. ‘ALTPETRE was inactive at Lic. a 15344 Snape were wtendy wi “ inquiry, at 10c. a Te. for old, and UL for pow clover; $250 a $2 75 for timothy; ro a eS for rough flax; $3 60a $3.75 for tins Soar was heid firmly Wht inactive, Srrers were In Iimited demand and Srgeee in price. Svcans wero lightly dealt in but we: myn He ‘with sales reported of 164 bids. at 134, for New Orleans, 12!.c. for Porto Rico, er = ™ 18% for © ‘uba; abso 76 boxes Dayaus at ‘There was lesa in- quiry for the eater alae a refined at from 13%c. a 16340. TsrLow was in more demand, with sales reported of 100,000 pounds at from 11%¢. a 12%e. ‘Teas were toactive at unaltered figures, ‘Tonacca was in more demand, ani Saee & firm, with sales of 663 bhds. Kentucky at _ ic. & 280. ; 8 Havana and 20 bales Yara on p. t,; and 660 cases seed leaf at 1ce, a semane.. thie) mate tee Qocsp esses MB 200 Chi & Rocke Tie. 10835 Sales at en Pub! rq Board. OXH O'CLOCK P. 100 shs N ps bom RR. rie " 100 . 746 for crude." F-4 ‘hs se ing RR Woot.—There has been a good Rep anete the following gr to. have been French tnt sli Sen vi Sa at pounds yi mortly fe firmly beid and rather on the im) "WWiexey wax steady at 01,0 Oder, with gales ré- ported of 650 bbis. a" Baranvirs wore leas active at previous quote Chick Rik 1 RR.63 3 ee 1% ba bed Zag wi FAMILY MARKET REVIEW. ‘There was a slight decline noticed in the prices of tho varions meats at Washington Market yesterday, and the tadications are that there will be a still greater fall in the course of a few weeks. ry Fa Cont Am’ Transit ay 300 60 Qalekeitver Meco 96 % 300 Remngsiond. Opt 36 10. . = = Prime cuts of beef sold yesterday from 1éc. a 18¢. per 200 36 Tb, The best porterhouse steak was at 16c.; fine roasting 200 Bucks Co 1% | pieces, 14c. sie Ie. a Me; ia and 100 ae on rst) au stewing pieces, 7 1, Te. a ve a yap hig Wc., corned beef, 9. ) Itc, a i4e.; Bacon, e100 mirc ete nr 107% | 1e.'a lac. shoulders, 9c Mize Py stock of poultey and game on hand nonheme as large or varied as last week, and the prices remain Protty mach the same Sure. Turkeys sei] for 19¢. "ne. per Ib ; chickens Ie. # 190. ; duck?, 20c. 220.; old fowl, ide. ; rapbita, 6 pair; hares, T5c, ir; snipe, $2 50.0 $2 62'per dozen; wild pigeons, ! 60 do.’ partridges, $1 per pair; canvasback ducks, nth per pair; wild geere, T5c. each. ‘Lhe other articles may Spanes follows:— Freit.—Lady bay a ¥S oe ee ee quart; fat ippins the & Ne apples . & 300. Detbese pears Sle. “a 466. yon Bartlotts, out of eins Seckel pears 12c. a 30c. do.; Virgaliea re 26, @ 370, hot by ‘We. a The. ds tome abe, 18c.; hot house grapes $0c. a 76c. per pound; lemons a Ste. per dozen; peaches §1 50 a $1 75 jer basket; quinoes $1 a $1 60° do. Vrcrravi.—Caulifiowers oH, . 3Te, each 2he.; Lima bewns a Wise 1 iH i cou ait tek A 108% 600 P| FW& CRE. .U90 100 Cam Coal 3. 200 100 1 Fiat axp Suet, Frot.—the stoek of fish market this all, but the prices of last week are still be Lake bare relis at 120. @ 14c., balibat Ide, “100 100 fc. per dozen; soft shell crave $i rt Po do. Rerrer —Fair to good deacriptions of butter are quoted at 220, n 24e,; prime 260. a 28¢. per pound. Baus 260. a 360. per do Markets. PHILADELPAIA PTOCK BOARD. 100, CITY OUMMBRCIAL REPORT. Frupar, Oct. 23—~6 P. M. ‘ ie. 2 1468 bbls, at 77; Stocka steady. Wvania 5's, 9935 "Stenting Ral Asnrs wore in demand, > ocpeanlnha ons oo is. ici ly. art - Wa ne be 4 pearls, y Pennsylvania Raitroad, 69. Gold, 147. Sight exchange coipts were ovly 27 bbis.; the stock in market was IImit- | on New York at par. Parrimore, (ict. 25 o@, particularly of pearis. 0 4 Wh Baca ax Bacaina were quiet at 21){¢,, a 220, for the | gym nd in Yond demand. earn qulet: yeliow, #1 08 former, and Ie. for the latter. $106. Whiskey dull, Coffe dull: Kio nominal at 820. Beeswax was in less demand at 45c, a 46c. for yellow. | 83)i0- Peanmirns, Ort. 23, 1863. Cotton unsettled and declined Sc.. middiings at Sie. steady. Wheat dull ond declined 2c ales 4,000 bushels, white, $1 66 a$1 95, red, Boots ann Snore—The inquiry for desirable styles con tinued good at foll prices, with light supplies in market, though & (air assortment waa still available, The auetion SL 40.0 $1 48. Corn sales passed of Jess apiritedly, and prices were in yomo | {1/@l salen #008 busbels yellow at Wow = Inatancos a trifle lower. dui. W lene be betier domand at Glo. a H20. Baeapercrys—Lafluenced by the rise in gold and exchange to-day, there was increased activity in the market for most kind of breadatuff, with decidedly more firmness gee copennen oun AND DEATHS. to prices, Flour wan in lively demand for export, home Sry, BG, Ob part, on specalation, ot B partial edvanes Bectnan-W i.nen.aite Tooretay, Cote ber 22 in the Of Toe. yer bo]. The receipts reached 12,732 bbis, The | Pirst Presbyterian church, in Brooklyn, k. 1'., by day's cales comprived 17,200 bbis Stato’ and Western, W. McLane, Mr. J. Pact Boxmex, to i bbis Southern and 600 bbis, Canadian. Ryo flour | Waren. bended —~y dy Din apuey—Kewnurt, by the Rev. J.T. Smith Yor Kenaett, of Haltinaen Hernirt—LAaxnen. residence of the br quiet at our 40 bxtra ilimeie, Toaiane avd Wishigan Extra Obio... + by th Tlant!ngs SP avitet eo eddneee, | y | Geneseo. . ter of T. D. Lander, Eiq., all of this city.” Pxtra Canadian : Comas,—Pixe.—Cn Wednesday , October 71 | Southern mixed (o good eupertine J. Vyonw, Mr. Samer, Comme, to Jvc, ¢ 4 Capt. K. Be Pike, all of Brookiyn, L. 1. Fiy—Hovcoure,—On Thareday, Ootober donee of the bride's father, Lambertv! Mr. Geavar Pir to Miew Cann Hotcomrs. Cowie Rocka — At Midilletown, Urance on Worlnesday, October 21, by Rev! Lav.d Hosts L. Gowenn, of Now York, Mien Deve feoond daughter of Mr. Charles 1B Roors ixtra ditto, ,., Corn mea) , Je Corn meal, Brandy Corn meal, Brandy ine, puncbeons, Corn meal! State, ip bak, por 100 the —Wheat wos more ar uve, the export aod ‘speen Middletow a } quity beving improved, aad priees were quoted Zc ado, | No cards. | por busnel bigher, Tho reteinte amounted to 60,005 | finn—itare.—On Thoredsy, Oct ber 22 the ree | dusheim, ‘The day's «slot reached 181000 bushels, at | dence of the Uride’® parents, by the Rev sey our, 1 67 a $1.64 for white Michigan, §1 43 a 81 44 for amber | Mo Aeraee Mh fo Joma U., only devg U ewer, $1 27 at 42 for redo, winter, # ay } ater 1owa, Wiscousio and Green Bay Milwaukee club, $1 22 0 $1 27 for old, a for pew | bicago, |he 1 irket daeing bray effort waa » day aes ative holders to advance | fee biog “whiet ver, wen orly affection | our sf a Teoeipls wore unimportant, while he pac r,s uly ou kecultion, as abippers and Esatert ' ~ sepa wo pay aie prices. 1" | eter bit Weatorn shiscd. and @hOL a 64 | } Ide rownted sales, wore | aosige 100 G0 Por banned | 9% saci | Weaters Lata yellow, i Southern pagers pause ony Baker. Feq., ali of Bronktyn a At tb Chorch © i y= At the aday. October. 22, by Pak (80 Sinmun eunse-+0e Tranter Bye wag jarather more re | Third Uresbyterian court, 1 Ai ne 4 Mewehe tae E. R. Craven, DD. , Joum H. Taztor, to Lovmas B., younge et daughter’ of Paap D. Crane, deceuned. Di AvERY ~I Prookiyn on ‘yinetay, October 21, hire, SAMAN AevrRy, aged 76 ves and (rie attend the (uperal,from her late res day) a’ternoen at two o’clook, withow Arry.—Oo Thursday, October 22, ANstH MARA, wile of Heury “ADDY. relatives and friends are invited to attend the fu- his day (Saturday),from her late residence, 145 Kast Fighth street, without farther notice. AVERY. —In Breckiyn, on Wednesday, October 22, Mre, Sanat Aveny, aged 76 years, The relatives aud friends of tho family are invite! to Attond the funoral, from her late residence, No. 164 Cier- ™ pt avenue, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock, without furtier invitation. Avme.—On Thursday , October r 22, Sanan Ave® widow of Willtam Adeo, in the 82d hor The ‘riends of the family are ‘Tovited to attend the fune Ta}, from ihe residence of hor gon in law, &, M. Husted, S3Beventh avenue, on this (Saterday) afternoon, at one O'clock, ya papers please copy. Bunxe.—On Thursday, October 22, Monnis BonKw, aged 62 years, a native of Cahirconlish, eounty Limerick, Ire- oni ‘The friends of the family are reape tend the funeral,from the house \ At half-past one o'clock, Braxivy.—On Thursd: fer of Thomas and Elle ‘Hrsnite ax edt Ti days. Tho relatives and friends of the family are invited to Attend the funeral, from the residence of her parent West Forty-aixth’ street, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock, Banny.—On Thoreday, October 22, Avavenxe Barry, aged 34 years and 10 months. The friends and acquaintances of tho family are re- Spectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sanday after noon, at twy o'clock, from bis late residence, 281 Mulber- Ty street. No carriages allowed. CannoLt.—On Friday, October 23, Marcmw Cannor,, aged 1 yoar and 17 days, the beloved son of Patrick and Ellen Carroll, The funeral will take place this (Saturday) morning, at cight o'clock, from the residence of his parents, No. 814 First avenue, Tho friends of the family are respect fully invited to attend, Covsons¥.—On Friday morning, October 23, Many, wif of Daniel Connolly. 0 native of the parish of Kiteoe, county are invited to trully invited to at- 0. 9 Mulberry street, 22, Carnsnine, daugh- Cork, Ireland, in the 56th year of her age. The relative and friends of the family are Invited to attend the fneral, from hei Toe street, on. late residence, No. 223 Mon- wnday afternoon, at two o'clock. On Friday, Octobor 23, Curwrorner Dex- outh year of his ag. The friends of the family, and those of his sons, Thomas and Bernard, also of bis son-in-law, vwen Bevans, are tn- vited to attend the funeral, on ‘Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, from bis late residence, No. 35 Willett atroet, DARcY.—At Ni wark,N. J., on Thursday, October 22, Ds. Jonw S. Darcy, in the 76th year of his age, The funeral servicws at Grace church, Newark, on Mon- day, 26th inst., at eleven A, M. Froexn.—At Greenpotnt, after a short but sevore tt! — Jans FanSp, aged 65 years, 10 months and 23 ays ‘Tho relatives and friends. are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, Fourth street, south of Meaerole avenue, Greenpoint, without further invitstion, on Sunday afternoon, at haif-paat one o'clock. Horrway.--On Friday, October 23, at hts residence, No. 280 Spring treet, Tomas W. Horr }, aged 45 yeare, ou Of the lite Leonard G, Hoffman Notice of the funeral will be given in to-morrow's paper. Hays. On Wednesday, October 21, after a long and | yee SNnese, which she bore with Christian fortitude, Carcauixr, the beloved wife of Cornelius Hays, aged 25 yen ‘The funeral willtake placo from her Jate residence, 124 West Twenty sixth street, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock Poston P fot please copy. Hocat —On Friday, October 23, after a short but severe ilinces, James Hooan, aged 23 years and 3 months Hie relatives and the friends of his brothers, Joseph, Patrick and Michael, are respectfully invited to attend tho funeral, from the residence of his brother, No. 312 Ninth street, on Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock, with. out further notice. Jonrs.—On Tuesday morning, October 20, of consump tion, Manoansr, beloved wife of Robert Joucs, t ged 25 years, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 143 Forsyth streot,on Snday’ afternoon, at half-past two o'clock. ‘The remains will bo ititerred in Greenwood Cemetery. Luorp,—Sudden!y, on Ibnrsday, October 22, of conges Lion of the lungs, if Joux C. Luovn, in tho Oath year of 13 age. ‘The relativer and friends of the family aro respectfully jovited to attend the funeral, on Monday morning, at eleven o'clock, from bis late residence, No. 3 West Thirty- third street. Lax,—On Thursday, October 22, Tuomas Laat, aged 66 youra ‘Tho relatives and friends of tho fumtly are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday atternoon, at two o’cloek, from bia late residence, No, 193 Fulton street, The remains will be taken 10 Greguwood tor ent. Munumt.—-On Thursday, October 22, at nine o'clock. M., after a short and severe illnens Wont, wi of Goorge It. Y- Staller, the 811 year The releiiven and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Monday morning, at ten grates from her late haga No. 85 West Twenty- ninth + maven Friday, October 29, Fisons McCune, aged St. Judo, Nassau, The frieuds of the deerased aro ee to attend tho funeral, at *t. Bartholomew's church, corner of Lafayette place and Great Jones #trost,on Sunday at two o'clock, without farther invitation. MANSHIE:D.—OD Friday ,Uctober 23, Mictant Maxarigp, aged 92 tbr ed His relatives and friends of the famtiy are respecttatly, invited to attend the funeral, on Sanday afternoon, at Laif-past two o'clock, from his late reridence, No. 245 Columbia street, South * His remains will be joly Crows, taken to the Cemetery of the aren Senene Ph, iday, October 23, Jumma Mere, au pe Jersey papers Mekvov.—On 80th year of bis age, a native of Lowbil!, parish of apg cose. Kiikenpy, Ireland. friends and Ac uaintances of the family are request ed to attend the fanoral, on Sunday afternoon, at one ret from Mra, Jobn Delany's, Skillman street, East iyn, Norr.—On Thursday, October 23.Gronar Tnory, young: % son of Furman T. and Kato W. Nutt, aged 1 year and ry The friends and acquaintances of the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, at 2 o'clock, from the ae his parente, 285 Schermerborn street, Hrook Owexs.—On Thursday, October 22, of consumption, Manaangt Owswn, of the parish of Kellukem, county Ros: Common, Ireland, ago 60 years. Ai ) be interred in Calvary Cemotery, from her Inte residence, 91 Meadow street, Hoboken, this (fatarday) nooo, at twelve o'clock. Panameon—Soddenly, in Brooklyn, on Tharetay, Ocio- ‘Der 22, Sanam ©. Van oN, in the 76th yoar of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residenes of her son, Wm. B. Parkinson, 103 Prospect street, on Sunday at one o ofa papers please cop; A eat sfler a a ort and to. Frawx, eidost son of ‘James and Elizaboth ears, L mouth aod 25 days, va ofthe family aro invited to tend the fare. ral, reeidence, No. 61 Orchard street, on yy hereione ‘at baif past one o'clock. 2 day. October 23, Mra Dexia Rucem, aged nu Po pty ee invited to attend the funeral, on Gund atlg @olock, from her late retidence, Classon avenue, Rany.--At Annapolie, Md., on Tuesday, October 20, Ronunt Rant, in the 6th year of his ogo. ‘Tee relativen and triende are rempectfully invited to at tend bis funeral, thir (Raturday) morning, at pine v'cloek, from No. @ Vandam street. The remains will be taken to Greenwond Cemetery for iuterment. Albany papers please oopy Brie! —On Friday, October 22, Wittiaw J. Srmexr, im the 56th year of bis age. His romthes wil be taken to Poughkeaspele for inter- ment Srepry.—On Friday, October 23, mt half past one P. M., Wanner Stepty, in tho 6Otb yenr of bie age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family aro regpectfally invited to attend the funerh), from bis late remvienes, 6 Fast Tweety seventh street. on Taseday sfternon, at two o'cloek His remai | be taken to Greenwood. Boston (Masa } papers will iiaane ropy. Wuire.—On Ibareday, Octobn Witere, the beloved son of George and Mary White, aged 7 years, 4 months and 11 days. The frienda and acquaintances of the family are resneet folly invited to Jon Bonday afternoon, At one o'elock, idence, No. b6 Tompkium street, without Witisawsow.—0m Tuesday, 4 Heieo & retober 20, Haxmewr, in ant pe steamers fer of from the Continent, owl ai how nom gunore. Tn Liverpen Moree ae sew wan ORK HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1863—TRIPLE SHEET. SHIPPING NEWS. AON RieRe " essere morn 0 08 October 23, 1863. C1 BAKED. Stramehin City of Baltimore (Br), town and Liverpool—Jno G Dale. Sue Mirehouse, Queens nauip Hiemen (rem), Meler, Southampton and Bro- pion, Wilson, Aspinwall-—D B Alien. Jackaon, San Francisco—W T Coleman ibip EC Scranton, Williams, Liverpool—Lawrenee, Giles herwood, 8t John, NB—Master, te Now OfleanaeW oe A Nelon & Co, ac Ship kw eka (Br), (Crus), Karatens, Bristol B=iuvely k'Rota (Norw), Elverseu, Dublin—Funch, Meineke Went Bark Qep re nf rele b Ward & k Linda, Hewitt, detphieg} F Ward & Co, Brig Condor. Brown, St Crolx—I P Shere rg wn auiss (Br), Wadman,, Rocged Tali us ". ao’ Giraffe (Br), White, & Johus, NF—R Dinwiddle & Fite Bruno & Mario (Iam), Boye, Philadeiph@Yunch, Meincko & Wendt. Brig Vieworia (Br), Starr. Sehr Vigtant (Br), Lightburn, Nassau, Morrell, Sisal and Carnpoachy—D ltt dW Doering (Br), Kennedy, Halifax—Jas Hunter & r BP Woolsdy, Soper, Beavfort—Murray & Nephew pitch Stephen , Ardold, Washington—Vaa Hrant & SRRe ‘Twilight, Matthews, Washington—Van Brunt & ‘Blaght. Schr Mary Mankin, Cobb, Washincto Sehr Bela Peck. Garuiner, Washington — Schr H Day, Chase, Washington~L Kenny. Ber Pranklid Bell, I ikobinsou, Washington—Van Bront & sin Francis, Cromwel), Washington~Van Brunt & Blah he Walton, Chincote Sebr Br ‘orson, Wil ingto: Schr Fr fay.or: Philaelpl Rebr + Machiag—Jed Fry: Schr W BD: vere, Boston. Rohr Python, Gandage, lioston ett Kehr Feleureph, Nickeraow, Boston Beir Bou ry. Boston —J Steamer Wm Woodwara. aid B Balusmore, ARRIVED, : Steamship Kangaroo (Br), Krilgman. Liverpool. Ort 9) And bassougers 0 Jobin ta, bound up channel; 200, lat 4117, ion a7 3 saw steamship City of London, henoe for Liv 4, lat 41 20, fon (6 1% pamved Br steainanty Col unk ence for Galway; samo day. lat £5. passed stedinship Persie. heacd Lo Jammonim (Ham), Schwensep, Hamburg cy te with tndse and Gil Dassen €o. pong westerly yale most of Bt P Constitution (7 8 * tranadort), Greenman, Wastnanon, 4% hours, in ballast, to U 8 Quartermaster. Steamship Sawmer, Fort U termaster. ‘Wiivti Portiand, with mdse peal iersspeel Bept 15, with riffpell. Minturn A Co. Ort 1, are two icberger faad light wenierty Fr most of the pasamce, “Eble. ie is rt Peel (Ham), ‘age! no NE; trad pany with bark Deborah t i 4, Jat 2447 8, lon 3810 B, apoke Be frov Matias for London, 40 dan ont; | et 4 ye bark Eve hoe & Bark America (Prem), Korver, pe AOY Al days. with mndee = Lamm li to Unkart 4 Co. Tn lat’ 44, lou 6) 30, two ieeberes ae Do Kn, Butidberg, Havana, Oct 9, with sugar, 10 P very heavy weather lost alls, &c; pat into Key Weat to re. Hirlg Hebe (Norw), Lohmann, Havana, 12 days, with su- ar. to Holinbow & Balch , 12 days, with sugar, to meee a Brig Transit (of Boaton), Fierce, New Orleans, 16 days, in Valiast, to master, Behe Lard of th wae, Bt Jago de Cuda, it, Hom & € Brig Beceiste in), Pridca, Rormiiia, 7 days, with oft fren, to McColl & Bt icubeth (Fr), ‘Borge, Keapon, NP, 22 days, with o Wheelwright & aig Robin, Wallace, Mill of London), Law, Matamoros, 26 dave, ne, 0, 14 dayaywith lumber, to stor. Queen (Bry, Whitley, Halifax, 7 days, with an Raa Weal 12 dare R Fowler, ti +R Fowler, Ollver, Ba oh Mary & itzabeth, © laden Philadelphia for Provi Jorado, Sheppart, Philadelphia for ‘ lorihern Light, Treiand, Phi'ade'phta for Boston WW Bratwerd, i Vhiladelpita for Boston, hyport for Hoston lanbethport for Providence, winaelior, Whitmore, Fiirabeiboort for Providence . tind for Phiadelpbia, Gloucester, r Rene ndine, Baker, Por fino. ir Gen Fayior, “a | EES bana Beg ths Sehr pe riady er ate al Gilkey, govert. randywine, Corson, Newport. ightineale, Nickerson Bristol. Now Haven. . Bearne, *, Biewart, New snare, At Wet ord “New London jew Londen for Rondont. wiccdenyort for Washingion, ei Ree odaon, for Alvany. pr masky Wry for ine (U's transport), Ore Set, Washington, tenmer Artisan, Kirk, Bailmore teamer Falcon, Adame, Baltimore Weaver, Puuadelphia, an. Pht Steamer Falcon, J: ‘Two barks and one brig, BA 224—Steamers Baltimore, Merrimac, Bllen 8 7 ‘Sparks. «! vg Glen vil aoe an, Enterprise Megialena, Pear! anton derer, Movntatn y Hac, Clara Picken Tem Bd Bicamehip Champion, Wind at sunset 8B. No 51 Watt Braxer—Hoons 23 awn 25. ‘The following approved Masters and OMloere have receiver commisaions from this Association:— mGbptaing Chas Ht Rendell, bark Bharreburg: Joboe B Ow sche Galion West: Wan B Trery. ta Ja Janes Coujurrors | brig Com: Albion a bark He brig Jane Bell: Jomeph Bholts tise Hore; Hamuel T Pree bf get ite Ro Pouvert: Wr B Woothury turn Francie a sehr Tropie Henry Moulton, bark "Veh Beach Mere: 4 bark Fivola: Bien J te jut alias sehr Hermon Hayes Jone eows. Lansen—John Pngtis & fon wil! Iaaneh from thelr yard, foot of Tenth street, Beat River, thie morning, at # o'clock, . the steamer Moyune Length, 25% font, breadth of bear, 28 feet; foot. Kugine ote pot in by the Neptune fhe was belt by M: har eagine i) n Be ot order | aeistanee, wit ees B ‘em ; say Cha eT ok Bhjs Seas We, Binsin TOR Baty “ VINX RTOCK OF By ph, , lag for Ng Cuoxsrant, Oot 5-—Lo port barks Te! York, lag; Na adea (Nor), fer do or boston, esael ported. Mativax, Oct 22.7 AM—Bid steamehty Alpha, Reston. with the Creigh pamncrigers OM sire led. —In port sehr DL Biarges, Accina, for bow " fl tsh. ache Sarah Burin, Dow, Port Paix, ©) Areabips Gen MeClellam ‘Trasit, New Jere we Arevcigt, Caulking, do; 12Uh, steamabip Hecke led Br}, MeCaatey Miieaika, Bey 2)—8id Kark Ptrandeto. (Ate wi isaie, Ae S%9 eal Gon Halles: 50S Hunt, #talford, for fins for Phi aetphia, dy vark Mary Beotey, for New Cone In port ehiler (Brom), Bahr, no. and Blanche «. Vortman, waa SrJours, NF. On Om Air Meemenipy Hiberota, Gab for Boston. Pen Sreansmie Pewa, ory Care Raw —Tere rr trom NYork Ogi 7, Amelia at Dansea at Mareciiles: 10th. Priviee Imperial, at H Arr from Boston Oct 9. Btamboul,' ae Ma Are from Callag Oct 10, Bazaar, at Flietty Bid for NYork Oct 12, Goseben, from eal empton, Frown SO vim Queenstown.) (Latest via Qu ‘ an 2 ny} Arr from Bivenveth Vom"tralendert, tng: Mary Ani month, \ hay, oohe Mich sed it Cit hark ‘Abdel Kader, Niek Mah, ete Hal Jobe Pre Aino & nari and thr a Morning Hear: HER Westin, Vrincere ‘Allon Bork © Hiaim: jovnton nd Mont Blane New Og VR Kuvight) Havana; OR. Oct 20—C1 raton: AK Willard, wyer, 49. ‘Carolide, Coins, hey W: hia ‘Oct 3 Bid woke Montezuma, Now Arr schre © W Benitey. 0 EAST ine WiC i, wood, Calatsor NYoi PALL RIVER Osta vana; Cliaton, Urvana, Wileos port,” Kid weber F Mowe "Davin, S HOLE, Oe ot. P ane, Ha Kelley, Kenney, NYe Hr), M {Malt more Dit; Rad dae Yi David @ Flay, * Phivaoiph , Kowuth. Lan do for Prine or Kwon for Mangor Rely Biever, Matnnvae for Buc kaport; Miassiphin for Bost ingen at wnat rm ; ‘ ‘amiden; Deliv iy Mee Banger, Wigan » Wphia for Kalem ain fo Ba M—~itid We aleainet Oriole; ac! # © Wdooer The ower arrivate of no MACHIAB, Oct (S--3id rig Many Lowell, Jobrnom Jy maton NEW REDFORD, Get 2 RYors cand anchored for’ Welaes Phi Te avert, Vendieton, Mautaatethy wt. NEWPORT, Oct u o TN Iho pen, We Donle,, Provicenoe lary, Davie Ma chien fr NY¥or + for det Re fen. and Cosnon, i ache Pree Wat, tt, Matt: TA, Oot Arr ip 7H sore a ox lure: Gan Biden, eee muy ie ama tee AR RP TIeerard. Parace, Ipewirh wi 7 Kan; Gov Pales, Wckéream, and Wm P Gol, Moen. Prove dence Jaw for For: Byain. iste w othe eeakwater your «By on ai 37 Ph Ward, for New Orioan and #8 sobs, = Preatwater brig N Ptevens. for Moston ‘or 60, Manoab, and Avatin, for Ils maw. ape all wg fa PORTLAND, Oot 31 for Trenion. Atherton woe W bell S¥ork PROVDRNCK, 0 Qvpray. 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