The New York Herald Newspaper, November 4, 1863, Page 8

8 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL “Tu zepaY, “Noy. 3-6 P.M... * whe indications are that the squeeze in money has passed its climax, Though it was almost as difficult to-day as yesterday to borrow money on call, at 7 per cent, on the best collaterals, there is reason to believe that the cause of the stringency which has prevailed for some days is going to cease to operate. Conversions of currency into | Recoi; 5-20 bonds fell off to-day to $2,441,950, of which | =For customs. $1,300,000 were really subscribed on Saturday, and | the agents look for no immediate resumption of the active demand for these securities. The Sub Treasurer paid off $8,000,000 of Clearing House ertificates to banks in want of legal tender, re- @ucing the balance this afternoon to $34,533,772, Thus the prospect is that to-morrow morning most of the banks will find themselves in a posi: tion of more ease than they have enjoyed for a week, and will be Singeaad to accommodate their tighter and scarcer than it really was, and that it was going to be tighter still. Everybody scared his neighbor by accounts of the extreme stringen- cy of the market. Men worked on each other's feelings in this way to such an extent that some banks and Jhouses which had money refused to lend it, and let it lie idle, from mere vague appre- ‘hensions of the future. These foolish terrors will ‘of course subside as soon as it ia ascertained that the conversions of currency freaks fallen to mode- ‘has begun to decline. A Pear money market, seems a strange anomaly at a period whon every engraver in the country is at work engraving pa- er money and paper representatives of value, and when the great commercial business of the country is being transacted for cash. When the } pinch is over people will experience some difticul- ty in explaining to themselves how it arose. This has been another quiet day in the gold market, the fluctaations being between 14534 and 146%. At the close the price was 146%4. Specu- lation in the article seems to have subsided for the moment, and the legitimate demand is not suffi- vient to have any material effect upon the price. ‘Any important military news would inake the market more active; buat in the meantime the gene- al disposition is to operate for a decline. There ‘was not much done in exchange for to-morrow’s steamer, and the quotation for bankers’ bills re- mains at 160 a 161. ‘very sharp seven per cent money market. Itis Bafe to say that such a money market as we have had for the past four days would, one, or two, three years ago, have caused @ panic in Btocks and a decline of 5 a 15 per cent. That stocks have ouly declined 1 a 2 per ent, and are actually firm at the declifie, fs nainly due to the general confidence which is ty felt. in railway propert Large hmonnts of the leading railway shares which used to be kicked about among the speculators, and haughtered whenever money was close, are now held for investment, and are seen no longer in the Btreet. Every man who has made money has put Bway one or two hundred shares of some railway Btock or other for dividends, and is indifferent to the fluctuations in its market price. Thus the pnount of stocks liable to ‘slaughter’ is vastly ¥educed, and when the bears put out their con- tacts they place themselves at the mercy of their Dpponents. Few persons are aware of the extent to which some popular shares have been with- Drawn from the market. We doubt, for instance, hether five thousand shares of Toledo—which sed to be so plontiful—could be bought Without putting up the price ten per mt; or 1,600 shares of Pittsburg, or 1,000 brares of guaranteed. The people who own ah the great bull movement in Erie took placo last ‘Acgust, the operators found it necessary to con- srol abont 65,000 shares in order to put the price Be if any one was to try to get 65,000 shares 3 fo-day he would probably have to pay Yery much higher than 123 before he had half dffected his purchase. jo-day the improvement in the market was prin- jipally indicated by the time sales, for which rge differences were paid, while the transac- jons for cash were at yesterday's quotations. rare the boards the market was steady, and and other stocks have not eculation, but for investment, ver 224, Harlem 2%, Reading 134, Michigan |} cs New York Central 1, Erie %, Hudson ntral {, old Southern %, Pittsburg %, Galena K, Toledo 1 and Fort Wayne %. Chicago and Alton has been firm, in consequence of the re- a of the injunction against the payment of e dividend. At the four P. M. board there was bot much doing, the offerings of cash stock being Very small, with little or no disposition shown to hell on time. The following were the closing quo- tations of the day:— 0109 Harlem pref.:105 a 115 Reading - 126% Mich Contral...1265¢ 0 127 Mich Bo & N Ia 87 08 Guaranteed... .150 188 1834 eX Pretorred,104.% a 105 jadson Riv, .183% a 134 Ghie & Ale pret 913% a | 8 Bariom +1106 3.8 107 We referred this morning to a silly despatch Philadelphia to the Associated Press, alluding the possibility of a combination bid for the last 100,000,000 of the five-twenty bonds. It may be well to give this mischievous canard its quietus. the first place, no man in his,senses,would enter Jnto such an operation without a guarantee against p further issue of $500,000,000 of the same bonds; And Mr. Chase could give no such guarantee, sim- ly because, if the war goes on, he will have to authority to make such an issue. Secondly, it ald be in the highest degree impolitic for the tary of the Treasury to entertain proposals ® combination bid. The people are supplying him with all the money he wants faster than he wants it, and to give a band of speculators an ad- vantage over them in subscribing for United Btates bonds would be so unpopular that it would pt once disgust every one with the government. In a political point of view the advantage of scat- ‘ering the United States bonds among the people too obvious to require demonstration. Every Yolder of a 6-20 bond, whatever his politics, be- somes of necessity a staunch supporter of the fovernment. If the Southerners had held » fow hundred millions of United States bonds they would not have rebelled, Finally, ’ 420 bonds is impossible, because the mo- Bey could not be procured to pay for them. ll the banks in New York, Philadelphia and | for Western sammer and 81 for fail. ton could not furnish $100,000,000 to be paid Jato tho Sub-Treasury on a given day. As to Hing $100,000,000 to a combination of «pecula- re, with the understanding that thty were to be ye for by instalments, the idea is an outrage. bra) Ae SE ne tallow at {f any one deserves time on their loans to govern- frent, it is the people who are coming forward oe thelr ten or their twenty thousand dollars ich, and taking the bonds now. We have the et grounds for stating that the idea of entertain- & combination bid has never entered the mind of the Becretary of the Treasury, and we believe ion purchase of $100,000,000 of ASaat was active and firm; NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1863. ee SR oo ARERR YR a al | aif tical ale, ad na mai pert | Reaver 7a oon. San he ment OE Miesein Haron, aged @ years, $ mothe and 12 dary obi A that the idea of making sue! seriously considered by any responsible body: aah cal he tr but prices wese ul | RePenxnp—Siea capitaliote. speculation om private terms. Bteamse Masan a Nasietohla asp tarr 0 bales ab, Sten Petres. Bud Court A holder of old Southerm guaranteed has com- terete ‘market was _— ‘2d \ost for Aiexame | SW 0’ciock. mabip America, heuoe tone ear teen aw pry | LAOH frow the ie or (Wednesday) afternoos, menced proceedings at Adrian, Michigan, againgt | changed. Sales 190 bales now at 26c. a 2Ac. ‘a | will diucharge, Franecan—Oo Monday, November :S, Passos Bus: ’ the to the back | “Him ective. Salca of 1,200 Dales Manila here and im j “7 ek¥s Wil dlucharie, vost PLanadans eldest aonghter of Joba R. Flanagan, aged SREP, SA. RONGTER @ividends due | poston at 12340. 8 12%6 nip Coniiuenta 1, chmecn, from Caveuta, May 20 | * yer ¥. on his stock, an bounen We note Sales of 100,000 eet ca. timber, im | Bip india tr fenin Cait tb das series renee ttt Mh Wadaeeday af * Thre hs d three briga, Known, ¥ . The business of the Sub-Treasurythas been as ; MY OMED. tive and firms, Salee @8 bbis, New Orieans | ove bree and Sire nae tera0n, at halt past three ocloct, The (rlende and " follows to-day:— at 68c.a 650. | ctnon tinge Sat), Hudson, Amertea; | !¥24 Of the family aire respecttally Inv ted to sent wer Navan StoRES.—The morket remained quiet, and tho fasher, IA Oxoutt, ey ae ry Boa iw vera ly os a0 o sales are contined to a small lot of apirita of turpentine xt 9,309,296 49 #3 05 2 $3 10, and about 40, bbis. common rosin at $40 a 84,533,772 6) $42. Tar was quiet | The injunction against the payment of the divi- set all and hese soa piee ware galore or fea | Wind «6 sameet Miscellaneous. dend, due on the 25th of August last,’ by the Chi- | ospinat. rite petvase Atay wi, or Oe MS. quay Pic Ronni Stax, Owpt Jones, sailed yestertay for | bay: Ri 4 rene aveuues, at two o'clock, sbis cago and Alton Railroad having been removed, it | markets, and the demand for shipmeut wan ‘stopped, “Pr Sreansniw Bute Venkox, Copt Randall, sailed Yesteraay | FLyNs.—On Tues ° tal November 3, Tuomas Fi.vwy, the will now be paid by Messrs, G..8, Robbing & Son, | few lots only b: been taken to go en shipboard at | ror Nassau, NP—not on Satiirday, as reported Deloved husband of » meeyeet the parish of The Aggregate exports of produce and'merchan- | treat ioieatl Pe STs Steetineed by ihe | BerrieNeNT FoR Novemasx }, containing additions and gees. and only email sales were reported Free oil was dull and nomina) at 60c. a Sic, morning of 2d inst. which sales of about 500 bbls. were made. Naptha ae without damage. «we. chael dull apd nominal at 26¢. for refived, and 210. a 22c, for a anetty je ae ne Bret crude. Ab Ge cine ibere.. mas sel asd us Frat tin jen, from Boston Sept 4 for San (a market, re was no indicatien of @ decided reac- a q tion, which somo of the dealers neem to antici work, Bone aes cary rhe i eee ashe Fone 3 rE Streets, ne pork market opened aunt bat t towards oat, in aia Beredey tren W Coast of Africa for Salem, py ig ato yrooed tote Goveradr, @ days hence for: Porto Rico, Oct 18, lat 28, ‘ices. Sales of 6,600 bbls. at Connie Benton, hence for Fortress | from tne She probably came of at high water | — The fri dn 2daya, CuRacoa, Oct 13—In port bark Flicht, for Boston 15th, Desi ana, Oct 8—No Am vesnel in port is Dicanequasn, Mov 2—Arr ship George Hi Warren, Hub- Tae ral, this AH ast 2. is ;] mess was quiet. but fi made at $25. Beef Western at $18. Cut meats were a poo Cleva ma are 1500 10000 Miss&Molandgt 67 100 6600 Pitts, FWaC2dm 105 200 brig Loana, Lromonx, Oct 5—In port Neeetlp Protector, Kruse, for NYon ; Nor bark Kong Carl, Bvenaen. for do Ni Jor itn pore bark Bounding isillow, ¥ r Elise, for Boston do. ovat = York 10 days, ox ier ap engtr or ArRicamAt Asada 20, bark Said bin Bul- for St ome A Puy nebab pt 9. bark Kedar.. Jepemone fecien: bay ie Gape Coast Sep i 12 hare Witch, Watson, Jionion, bri ‘in fair re- } Shore tnoss, Jaane: A., the only soa of Joseph W. and Tila Kirkh, ged 1 year aud 9 days, The reletives apd Teiouds of th the family,*and also of James Odell, Te bovicwnpe yd invited'#o attend the fume- ral, {rom the residence of bts parenta, Fifty. first street, ‘Termontection, count: ‘The friend and pa dso wnd thore from the residence er parents, Third avenue, between 127th and 128th Relatives aud friends of thefamily are 2 invited to n sitet the funeral, thi (Wednesday) bard, Boston, ‘GoNaty xs, Oct Bln port achr Orion, for Boston, Sid 7th, | Ninth avenue, without further fo | Dsopone D. Jepam, late of 37 yours. hens, He ws engaged rerious to i death as obit with the following synptoma:~Indisposition to gor GHA Ta port brig Morning Sint, Hal, for New | of the Caivorags brusch of the Pacihe Ralirond, and wan — vf wilt many of the leading internal improvements of the ir ices Dave: Sees see sevens, yet tbe etions to’ the Amertean Lloyds, has been reeeiven from | James and Francia Flyon, sty ta 4 dise (exclusive of specie) for the past week were wolnset-bontracts ara being. oat sip em believed that!) tieccre Tarlor, Hartshorne & King, the publishers. ‘This No | tead the funeral, ffom Bis’ Tite: Fentdenee Nodal west $3,240,567. ba. ne tales wore’ very mnderale, and ciety’ tor | comtaine IIT new names Desidew the vaual mumter of Te toon th etrcelaae Sieipsta-aleemmamramine surveys. } oer ss b Stock Bachange. samatinte saree: = a oa Spanien | aoenea: eam upanow wan sccm aahere on ew wt | Fhe zeal wit be taken to Cait Cemetory for in- bout 420. ma} iors. CH, 2th ult, wu “aes ond..on the spot, maetly at AIs:s And 40e. a te. for No. | F Sitlren bon's_ were nenr her, and fopresed ahe | ,,HALIARAN —At Marlo, | op rick ad November 1, vomber and December delivery, buyer's option, at which | had gone galore that morning. baie \r rir lag nar ot ‘atrick und Anna Hallaran, pasta about 1,500 bbis, of the above were sold. Crude was ne: | ge Hannan (of Millbridge), Means from, Klizahethy and granidauchter of the late Francis Hallaran, aged 4 | Non-relention or Incontinence of Urine, Irritation, Infam> at 27:0. As wor ashore on W era of Goat I#land, Newport outer har! = Yours on. mouths. mation or Ulceration of the Bladder and Kidneys, Diseases of the Prostrate Gland, atone Im the Bladder, Caleulous euds of the family, and oe of her uncies, Mi- bn and Within Hallarn and John and aro respecsfally invited to attend the funeral day) morning, at ten o’ctock, the Haynat.—On Monday wember 3, ARTHUR Cary tora:t son of Henry and Aue ‘in Digdbews Fanaa? . Deposit, . afternoon, at aoe re'slcogo of hie parents, Fifty. mining euroet, Weed All Diseases or ‘Affections of the of the Biadder and Kidneys, and» morning, November 2, AGxa® Dropaical Swellings linge existing in Men, ‘$6 years. Women or Gi a oF Children, —On Me . November.2, of syphoid fever, foes AR nday, of tan Franek aarp fever, a, aged | Por Wearinéss,artaing from Babits of Diasipation, attended: b Jat 38, lon 5 End, Brookiyn. Ports. Haxxay.—On Monday ‘hr Marietia Smith, for NYork Bape relies of ai Hannan, relatives a 7 Fes (Wednesday) goer 1 o'clock, from No, 21 notice. ertion, Lose of Memory, Ditoulty of Breathing, Weak Nerves, Trembling, Horror of, Die jeer of great promise, His nome w genes Calirornin pay will agg ar copy. ease, Dimness of Vision, 2230, andtate, 230. 0 irre see went it bile Bikcabet Powers, ter'bos. | Joxva--at Factargville, tasee on Tuesday, rte nents “whichis alittle om. | ton perce November 3, Mr. Tema C, Jone, formerly janet a New York. Pain In the Back, Univernt Lasat- Ba Daa Tartar ens of 260 DagaParaon private | poston, Nov 2—Arr {rigate Aan Grovannl (Ital), Com | goo) eomtee’ tong ot ite Fenidence, th i ee (woaneee tude of the Muscular Systenty : 500 CALTraraR. was let, with sales ef about 100 dage aire tg haa ZF Runa ienmey Saxon, Mathers. | Fegpct ay i a to attend. vo Not Handa, Finshing of the 100 Mariposa Min Co,. 40 10% | crude on private tei ey vin a Hoan i erpool Witard King, Oot Kamevay. On Tuesday, November'3, Fraxcis, the only ——— iio Cont Am ai a a00 Gv lads i Os | “gonan sendy. Sales Lape Porowag agg ii) Ange f* dvdreen.n7_ Bay’ States Sha are pigsty be: fg lber one ly: gh Pi f { rd . ‘mon ie aint are re- was ' ey RR 7 | xe. Ue. 8.12) Bs, and 100 Rico, 12¢., and 2,000 own, Be hate eh pa fais § sueottully’ ivited to attend. the fancrat,. from the rest- ERUPTIONS ON THE FACE, 100 w vor Cant Rito” 190% 300 a hese ouow. We note further sales of 30,000 Ibs, at Proskeae. (Catch), Gar: : | ae een Se (Webs Leste pore min PALLID COUNTENANCE, Tatogcni ci Ie 100 bag eR a ROSIE ELE Min two o'clock, without farther notice. *” | These symptoms, if allowed to go on, which this medictng chests Colong, 420 do, do.,, Japan, park uncol red. 080 Kusvnn.--At \nnapoli, Md.) on ‘Monday. November 2, — pack gen Sour vart in "bond, 00 do, Shanghie, 7 Gee as D.C, Baliimon Be and, from exposure while a prisoner at Huxnt | invariably removes, soon follows Fatuity, Eplepiie green, all on TL Rogers, lange, NYo'k. “Telegraphed, brig | KENEL, Jalon member of Company’ F, Forty-i tO Fits, in one of which the patient may expire, Who Tonacoonthe Trude is rather. quiet for export, and | Peewee ven olow fouttarks and sick beies cit | melt, Now “Works tang Volunteers; in Hagen, Hano. pide. prices are steady, Tobacco—Sales hnds Kentucky at td zitigels, Free: Bae oor. ea er ae sunenal ia can say that they are not frequently followed ingston, J; us § eeesremare “there ape boon nules of 15,000 Ibs. at | § fe Busts. Hallett NYork; Surprise, Beorm do. | Lyoxe. On Monday, November. 2, at Nor 115 Fourth by those “direful diseases” “INGAMS 200 ; SE | $1.86 ter arctic and $1 86 for South Sea, Sivas amine Kernok 8 NYork: ship Agnes: barca sue | Tyone ol apoplexy, aged G4 yours. On ee ITY and CONGUMPTION™ © Many Woon was very firm, especially for fine qnalities, which | ynam. Bi ae are wanted {or delaine and fancy cassimere manufacture; | Archa , Valparaiso; Lor atch, Gave Const: ‘brig Morning Light, poplexy , aged 64 y« The friends of the family are invited to attend the fo- are aware of the cause of euch. 0 noral, at. two o'clock this (W afternoon, to Ne ee at se ath ealee Miteee aR Sean “aara aS oe aimcitt Bask Srotinnd Snail, NOvieana. | | Calvary Cemetery. . canoes “ thelr sulfering, hand: jov re Pp Lomba LARKIN, i Mond y, Novem! -aTRick Hevry Lar- Th 200 8 seule wore: gure tania erat rol Ad Cu beg Calitoraia, Caria, Havana, "Bld ach Sincita Wi wx aot Tyoare, 4 ndauhs and 21 days, e.. 3 4 k riends family are rospect ly inw! at. ol 108i{ 160 cia ti prettio on | Gotz rie cen and te beasts cook iy tJ seanER 3 LANDING, Nov 2-Aur sche Frances Aum, | inthe runcral, this. (Wetneeday) afternnoy, at. these ig ace be -. 9744 | continue ou a limitod seals. PORTE BOYAL4 Oct 13—Are steamer Constitution, Crooker, | o’clock, from the residence of his patents, corner of Twon. Of the fn. 97% | "Wmexey wae a trifle lower, ard the decline led toin. | NYork; schr Anna C Leverett, 8,uires, do: 19th, burk Pe: ty-frat streot a and Eighth @veaue, South Brooklyn. No pears ioe im Miss Fs ‘busi aloe were 1,800 bbin., at 603¢c. a | ths Hull, Philadelphia: 20th, schra John G Rotehe, Lippine lowed or reqilced, sane Asylums, P 6le, Receipts 247 bbis. 7 NYura Yea Della'forres Pitch tl doy 2iak bark Cond | OPC vay. On Monday morning, November 2, at, half and the Melan- ; ‘COND RD. ic, mt Iphia; achr Mary Stewart, Lo sagt eixht,o’clock, after ‘Gas sickness, Roser $9000 Tr 0 73-10 0&A HOTS, 400 she Har RR...b1O 100 fortress Monroe; 23 Pavoni, apedo7 yeare: te 2 choly Deaths by Con- 13000 US 6's, 1 yr cor 9834 600, » 100% Wrnenen ero. Tits funerst will tke place from the residenos of his —— 7000 American go ek a ia ae at Bick gets wiliam, NY. PE, AD f ma es, sister, Margaret Moran, sarees of Navy atreat and Myrtle sumption, bear ample 8000 Tey cea iH rch, Philade : ednesday) afternoon, ae nee Fiera, Holton, "ios “Queen of the So. th, Carson, NY rk: aventio, Broatkiyn, this coqnalaneesen: ore reqbuentaler ‘Witness to the trath of the Dp’ 100 ae ene eel Co 200 8 — io o'clock. ‘Gare hall. do; JW Alien, Doane, Stone, fete fewint. linwbiney NYork. inwited to Lk atonmahiy, Ogden, Benifort, Philadglehin: one Nord, Cranmer, do: schi ia Tilton, ne hr it). B ith, ache 0% 200 do. is 7 100 Mt goatee 150 13 200 Mic RR. 127 Port of New York, November 3, 1863. quae Steamsbip Scotia Pt 1 rs OOO and Liver. I—E Cunard. Marxky.—On Tuesday, November 3, Mary E. Marxer, # oho tienda and soyusintances of the oon oars = apectfully iuvited toattend the, tuneral, from ‘the dence of ber father, corner of Main and Front 0, attend, assertion. The constitution omc® a affected with Orgaule Weakness, re quires the ald of Medicine to’ Strengihes and invigorate tho System, which, IELM- of Francis Markey, aged 2 Jicre, Ti moptheand FE ae eee aeria pial aneasuabeale Di Aven, Brock'yn, this (Wednesday) afternoon at, two o’elock. BOLD'S EXTSACT BUCHU INVARIABLY DOES, am Prancisco—J r ih ct Morte At N on Teed overnber — Ship Harvest Q reas uiduraaos Liverpcor so acobal a Nes Tia Delia oy ee hele da Cuan? tomar Sa of Willa i and BBUMBOLDS BITSACT, ROURT . timore: 2'th. brig Daniel Mfalguey, 18 Cornelia A. sont. ' ana’ Bark Amelia (Br lor, London—Eximiston Bi schr TB ive OW A. Nickerson, NYork ‘The relatives and friends areinvited to attend the fu. | 2**8f pleasant in ts taste and 0 pand odor, more Strengthen i i 3 eit ou abit Mevtane te), jeatayer, "Bordenus-Bacijer &De ip Beaufort; schrs R A Wood, .M Tilton natal wgreteeerenanent chureb, Keware, this (Wednee- fg than any of the preparations of Cov = English. Hard- | day) ‘ten it ter to tock. “B10 18436 200 dOssseesess MSAK | HUE Aine Bethe ro Regeicomunay-& Nephew. — | fae Ser iBoronp, er ATusabethport; Harriet kiyen. | "WteCarvawy. 20a Tuseday, November 3, ai St, Vineent’e, IRON OR BARK, ve Brig Velocity (BF), Datrell, ‘Log Pulman Grand grow, epry Gibbs, Snow, RYork: ‘Ellen Rodman, | poxpital, Captam Jamas Pee Rites 'y ‘the Sixtp-tbied ene pains . Bowrian "do; 24; schra roe, Port Ewen: ct , A te ecamilees For those suffering 4 qa sini (Br, Mantel, Para=tl K Corning, on & fey, oy, Elva wat cig aat,Hen foe ay tat, freeman eenioct me acme va paper. mil RON BROKEN DOWN Ap DELICATE COMMNTUTIONS, $10000 Amercan gokd. 1453; re Cert Boner On Oe: an Ah Quek arse e tee 5 ee, Mork. he yonpeneane pauriccad ‘ites ize Moloney, aged 1 year From whatever cause, either tm f \ Sheaouagd mene i 1200 sha N Y¥ Cont BR 136. ite Rosa Abbott (Dan), Willerup, Aux Cayes—H Becker "F 8 7 —— sarin 3 Fi and Reheava, oe days. o “ : MALE On FEMALE. ehild Feaon (ir Moroby dacmelb F Jammen 7 iste, Hy attend the fumorsis fromthe renkbenee, of ie s) tae 4 d i Excelstor (Bi Murs ‘2, HermudacMeCall & Frith. 7, 8 corner of Inirty fifth street and Second avenue, at a —— r fib heuine, Bermuda Midstaun & Go, ak im ie ae Oot Se Are ship Todustey, tidsen, Peat cue olelork, thie (Wedneeday afternoon, wit tvs rou 200 ince Oonsert (Br), Pidgeon, Charlatistowa, PEI— RSET, Noy 1=Art eae Hardesratble, Simmons, | ness, ot tineaane Mover fs the Suet year of his 4 GooD 4 400 dermy GiB sche Charlats Morrie, NYork: ‘sloop Oak, | “Tn relat an Od. Boh A : — é Crowell, Port Reyal—S W Lewis & Co. Piitiadelphia, tube) G ‘With cive ‘rou 40. ul aerate Sires eee ret eee Guortad to altsod the facecal, fees Bia late reshasece, STRONG, HEALTHY NEAVES, 8 eae i hr J J Houseman, Wishart, York River—Moreau & Pan MARRIAGES AND:-DEATH Heat Thirty. seventh street, oa Thuredey afternova, st two a sah [us wi rut hr B Holmes, Hu! O'clock, without further invitation: i, A 2900 Harlem Rit. Sark Cantofty Alb Hrs, Asana peel FIST sais Guth] git! das sain starane ihe Gis hile Biba: oe or Streets Farah Ben ireland, ine BRISK AND ENEGETIO FRELIEGS, — 1 io Sehr & Stile, Fothe, asbingsee Yan frend A Blah, 4 | 170, on Moeday, November 2, by Rev, Dt. Littlejohn, as- | “11,7 eon! Pater’ aod Michael, his sote-in-law, Bérpard na wat guatia 300 to, Le 7 sisted by Rey, J.C. Lea Jones, 8 Ancurnatp Farin, of Ber- ‘and Jobn Fox, »nd the relativesand friends of the sUKRP ‘ 200 Readi Jameson, Washington—WS Brown &Co. | muda, to E1ixy B., eldest daughter of Dr. A. N, Bell. family, ate lavited to’ aitesd, tue. funeral from bis late ue! ‘ Blake, Sa Haren Sune —st New » Staten Island, on Sun- | residence, No. 885 East ‘Street,’ this (Wednes. | Atrial will convince the most a in. Weems, ey yy » | day, October 18, by the V'ev. Theodore Irving, Licut. Da- 445) afternoon, at oo His remains will be J Koi? “apg NE noo vin A. Hanrge, of the Seventeenth New York Volunteers, 0 SKEPTICAL Bearer, w 4 Co. to Mian Evra Chane, of the above Sia residence at Fordham OLD" ooh tarenk, Chase, Now Hediord-Pérquson anTAK ftAmrON Also at tho vame tine and vise, | county, ou Saturday saoriag, October Bi BELMUOL : , Premenios Be Cia 1 ” Ewer : Gieaner, Woodhull, Washington—Bentley, Smith | sox, all of New Norp, Staten Island. 7 ih exten, Bassa RHEE ; 20 CRaMyR—CLARK,—At the same time and place. end aleo 300 Erie i. io 5 ho Somat refer Seer Remy: Brit ‘the came, Lieut, Cnanies P. Cran, Twonty-firet New 3 Dhew. MS ad or Cavalry, to Mira Basa B. Crime, of Kew Dorp, Sta- ED De Motay (U8 transport) —In this city, on Tuesda; 8PM, and Folly Isiand Stat, a in’ ballast, Keepas-—Fcesrr ee ST T rs oy) Mr. ee Mies Axniz Brrapercrys.—The market was quiet for Western and State flour, with prices in fayor of the purchaser so far ‘a8 {tho low grades were concerned. Good trade brands were held firmly and brought yesterday's prices. There was nothing doing for export, the inquiry being confined exclusively to the wanta of the home trade. The receipts ‘were 13,683 bbis., against sales of 10,000 bbis., the mar- ket closing irregular and + Southera flour was more sought aftor and prices were sustained; towards the close, however, the demand siackoned and the market was de. cidedly heavy; sales 1,800 bbls, Canada flour was very dull and Sc. off on the low grades; sales 600 bbis. within Deperrr.—At the Re‘o-med Datch ‘eats Seer on Wedoe-day, eee by the Rev."J. H. Pitchor, MowmovTa A. Le Cents, eldert daughter of a william Dederer, Fe)., of Le 1.18% —Roninsos.—On a, November 1, by the Rew. F. news trinp, Jaco Mussa, of this city, to Euivauarn ‘of London, Rng'and ‘Surrm—Wis0x.—On Weanesday, Oct. 14, by the Rov. R.8 Dashiell, ABcmnaLp C. Some, of Now Yor, ‘to Mary J. Wnson, of Saltersville, New Jersey. Vi from ‘Woon—Sinoston —In Brooklyn, on rf Nov. 3, a2 PM ‘day ‘waa th com, | bY the Rev. Dr. Litti¢john, Joux Woon,.'r , of Ne ate fucasee thence to Bet ford, Mass. , to BELL 8. Stuoxrow, of LtooklyD. ood Hepes during the naseane thence to Bi Telons TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. from southward wit! well fron south- Please contradict the marringe notice poet in = the range. Rye flour was n shade firmer and scarce; sales ‘John Pyte, Weaver, Glagow, 28 days, with iron, 40 | HMRALD Of the 2d inst. of Mins CLEARY and. my 200 BOIS. at $6 80.0.$6.60, Corn meal was more sctive | = Dunham. Gel WG, Tory isin | Veariue RE 40 miles, save | such marriage took place. WM. L. ousy? md 43 bbls. and 1,282 sacks ; sales 600 bbis., bout 175 tons, painted black, radder: copay eget o parte are, st $5 60 for Brandywine. and 100 pun- “ mt he Diea. ae $26 60. Buckwheat flour is very dull. We py .. — a anh 6 rea th N renee Dalene Samus. = fate and Weatorn $5 60.0 678 | Warks'come fore andatt Mack with painted ports andarnitg | , The,reislives sna Friends of he family are requested to Common v0 Gooe 790 arabia, Gaal ¥ bid heay W wins oe Ban Murray W Smith, No. 218 Atlante street, Brookly. os Good to chotce do $400 025 | mere Nord Amerika (Brem), Freterichs, Bremen, 44 days, Thursday w/ldravon, at ball-past two o'clock, ‘without Good to choice ara do 7 60.020 60 | Berk, Fine Gwe). Peterson, Rio Senet, 61 dayn, with | “iene oa Monday, November 2, 6¢ Assltant Alder. mon Canadian.. 10a 630 Bark Henrietin Fr), Martinique, 26 days, with su- bp i el ee EE Got chown ext 6 35a 8 60 wr, oY: ‘& Reynan! ‘His friends, members Rye flour 5% 40 Hark, Helen gue, (BY), Cutts, St Marc, 20 daa, with Es 6, are respectfully invited to attend Corn ee ais = w "4 Pritt, Haar Mcary Fh comme Sn 80 avenue, this (Wednesday) a/ternoon, at ove Saxccnb bee, 2% a 3 19% ter heher nies he Kot Hatteras, sun | romaine will —The wheat market was one coni better on good samples | mdse, to 5 £9,F ast. Hine been of Hatteras ‘Oct | ment. ‘of apring, for which there was a speculative joquiry and }. Oot 11, lat 2 1 at a gunteet Gan ae § Brawn. —At Ne’ _ receipts, to-day’s arrivals being only 27,050 bunbels, ita for oe, a, ety Continental 160 days from Cal- a po. aged need coh in AW ey ig ing Cueto Anns, Tortie, Port Jefferson, Tortugas, 18 days, tm parish Baltingliss, county foreign markets, Bot Purchases for export. pe 3 master. Had strong NB =™ Wea Bales 112.000 bushels, at $1 31 he & See (Den), Conpareen, Malaga, $5 days, Ragead funeral, ¢ needay ) club and Chicago spring, $1 97 a $1 ae, wth, SSF 4, rma cere bp peep ye food cay winner rea t Ereh (Dan) Raahange, Walaga, o Gaye, with | tquarred at Calva ins 51 for amber rn ( . tal Demarara Baeixe —In Clocinnatt, corn es'dell Sod ‘depressed, ar," Ye mart for = : ae cman Ma os ry 4 ered a prices write of Ponting rage, woe bP See scene Sore ype were acarce, Woiwe ah - Reta hi oese tor y a B rer = Gonaives, 24 days, with mabe | Wyiiam Morris, mixed afloat, apd $1 09 for do. in store; 1,153 wan kite 3, Rewrtian 20 darn yt lon TER, a see impereeyofacha A aR PEG | eens eins 8 .w ‘some ‘on R fax, i neat, with sxles wife of Richard coipts 63 buebels. Ly A) T Of 15,600 bushels, at $1 34 for and $1 50 a $1 68 for homtoal. Receipts 7,505 bushels OW ig Garo’ anaprasigy Gheetisnse Boston, in ballast, to ty ‘ Sr ea on (Beh, Porter, © i : 27 Ee g i iat i i i 23 & i g E @ and the market irregular. Sales were made wD further invitation for State, Western “ha caaeae, Receipts a, sea be R A 38 tos, mr 3h 00 tite bears Conmuxo.—Io net wee Corton.—Market dull and prices ‘sales 700 Jost foremast and nmin topmast, with rigging at- ere Y pad ‘At Bic. a 880. for middiing—chiefy at the inside ek Neal ‘Miragoane, 26 daya, with log- situa he eral 000 tons at $10 50 for (ot oe Re Barony, Yan Brout, Baracem, 17 | T, Conkling, No, Liverpool gas, $0 60 00k: - Had Ni ten o'clock. 488, $0 60 for do, cooking, and $6 76 for New. “Sona Mocday, November 9, after a short and | Om. steady, with enles of 120 packages at 9230. | %, fesrere Sees an eae, * Dative of , county Campus were plenty, with sales of 600 boxes adamas- ‘The friends of the family, and Of bie, Stotber, Mica ret tine at 10440. 8 10% il ia on Cronin are respectfully ited. to the’ Funeral a ‘note sales Seotch Al from residence, corner of ‘ton tel Re rermer, oh oes 06s a merican avenue (Harlem), this (Wednesday) noon, a Ivo —_" market continued doll. Engagements ey iver poo! ‘bushels wheat De Wrrt.—In the town of East Chester, Wituam An- Dales tay) j ouaw De Wirt, fh the 34th yoarof his ge. bbia, flour at Is. 3d., 600 London 400 Bhd, eal bend #teamer 3,000 packages butter tobacco at 26a, and 600 hhde. Rot:erdam 600 bbls. petroleum at 68. 64. Funeral services will take plice St nis late renidence, pear Pronxville, this (Wedoerda: leven o'clock. Harlem Phvtadetphia, port tort" Lhiadeletn, eee || pleage attend without further notice, ‘mice, ngnt daub 0f Janes of New York otty, to Ma jo tne 14th year of arty cryin youes, UNIONS, mys emt morning, at bal | mt core Dros Piss Pra Bets end Henry sreetn on” Weawensay he amy pare alten thon M. The friends | nee” me taviiee ‘ ee bape saa |, 100 Baas seg Comer} tranaport), Arey, Alerandsta, & | of Great Fala, Nc No cara. s 100 Gateos ki ie atts MBO quickaltver tig Go in rtermaster. ji Lee ro anny —On Tuesday, November 3, ame By ms piel prin re cine tan tein aba. ia re 100 40......08 0534 Rovia Hood (of Boston). Malthews, Liverpool, Ost | cnureh of the I ivine Unity, by tbe Rev. E Chapin, ners at Twensy-aixth street and Fourth aveaue, at half, ote Yop cut a aR 10056 300 Ducks Go Lead Co “14 ship “Northern ‘Belle (ri, Bpedden, Guonce T: Ketinck to Jeanxerre K., danghter of the toyo P. M.,to convey hig remus to ree awood moving all chro- soa — uroan an, fa orerbeard froea me mee intone — by the Rec, Ooty i Laon No- please copy. nie constitutional die- ‘¥ COMME! . vem v. O. E. Daggett, Joun 8. Looxwoop, N ‘Many Emus, me al 6 Tompay, Nov.3—6P. M, | pete A A Daten t's, Tai dt oe lon 60 pas bined of New York, to Crumna A. Feitow, of Canandaigua. No | child of Th. Nesbit, is Swed canemarising froman tgure Sua i Totermiat ack fC binck with white masthead cards. ‘The relatives and friends of the fumily, alaof the state of the blood, and the only rell- dame wore frm, with a moderate inqotry, priosipslly S acuow Canton, Lgucu—Terna.—0n Friday. October 90, by the Rev. B- | ners o Index icea Company, No, Sacarelnvied to attend a for the Continent; 60 bbis. sold at $8 25 for pots and §9 50 oa atow afr « a pea Hong Eee u ies b ncmatdl ace trmeeey namie eons eet i-oaee Apax C. of Pe may) nlog, at twelve o’olock, able and effectual known remedy for, the eure for pearls, all of Witiemsturg. Sone aaron without further nobles or favitetion. nies €f Beretuia, Seale = ‘gs hr Bwelllinge of the Bones, Uleeratfens of the Throat end Legs, Bletches, Pimples om the Face, Totter, SETI Knowtne, 00 ro THOMAS 8 crea tan fate” PO 1g else used in every | UTTON FOR ERNE tO en BOL "Persia Murto) Fiver: iA ‘liam be TRANTASEE, WILL DB. Feeed'by tho War, in the Mary Hem. | 10 aliens. 10,000 staven at 168. per ton, n't 300 tierces lard on private tierces lard at 50 france per ton. Mouth, for orders, petroleum at 68. ‘8 direct port in the Med & Norwegiag bark, to ot, hala 3 | Eazos On Atate oe ae poe ‘Ween. an toa November 3, Many Eaton, wife of | from ber late wee, {16 ban wrest, “ ) afternoon, at t . O'clock, November 2, alter «short but ee | ib sae enti ‘cond for It, and ovoid bape /