The New York Herald Newspaper, November 12, 1863, Page 5

' THE LABOR, MOVEMENT. @he Railroad Conducters and Drivers. The conductors and drivers oa the various city railroad (®ines continue to be deeply agitated respecting their Petitions for increased wages. Nothing decisive was errived at but several exciting rumors were t im circulation, omployes of dhe ‘third, Sixth |, Eighth and Ninth avenues have demanded two dollars vedi Fi rane of one dollar and hy oy » rece oonws, now receive, It is u nd ‘thought the Strike Among the Females. Several hundred of the sewing girls at some of our large @stablishments bave struck for higher wages. The girls io the haircloth business are among the largest class of ‘Gemale operatives who have demanded an increase in their ew. At present about two dollars Arty centa per week, Bey a for ut ih cate Ea itgnedisem = ae ‘but the rest still (From the Boston Evening Traveller, No @TRIKE OF THE BOILER MAKERS—GREAT TURN OUT AT THE NAVY YARD, IN CONSEQUKNOS OF AN ORDER LYOREASING TH® HOURS OP fe have recorded cccusionally in our colums, fora month or two past, the strikes of and mechanics im various departments of trado for an advance to wages, @onsequeut upon the serious rise in price of the various Beorssarios of life. ‘ihe infiation of the paper currency, ©oupled with the large increase of duties upon imported goods necossary to meet. the of government in ‘Carrying on the war, has led to this state of affal In moet cases, such is the scarcity at the present time of skilled workmen, thst an advance of from fifteen to twenty-five por cont has been conceded by the employers, ‘THE STRIKE AT RAST BOHTON, ‘ Yesterday morning the boiler makers and a portion of ‘the irou-piate makers employed at East Boston strick for wages. number, with the belpers, who have also struck, ome ton hundred or twelve hundred meo. There were Bome three hundred employed at the Atlantic Works, about the same number by McKay & Aldus, perhaps ont hundred by James Tetlow, and the balance at J. A. Mi ward & Co 's, Grovor & Litchileld’s, Mr. Curtis’.and oue or two other shops. Their wages a year or two since ‘were about $1 50 per day, and there bas been a gradual Anerease till are vow paid $2 50, and some have got ‘as high as $2 75. They demand $3 perday. The heipers Dave boon getting $1 50, and demand $175. Their em- Ployers ure unwilling to accede to their demands, and ‘Complain that since have advanced the wages to $2.50 and $275, the men havo been unsteady, working ‘only & portion of the time, and thus delaying the con- tracts upon w! wer ed. There bas been ‘Bgreat demand for mechanics of this class, who have ‘beon employed principally upon contracts for the govern- ‘Tho tron-plate makers in the employ of McKay & Aldus ‘were at work by the job, and continue to work as bofore. In the other shops they turned out with the boiler ‘The machi }. Who are paid $2 50 to $2 76 per day, ‘have not strack, and are at work as usual. POSBIRILITY OF A STRIKE IN SOUTH OsTON. Up to this morning no si. ike had been made by any of “the mectranics of South Liston. Most of them receive wages and are quite satisflel with their pay. It is lieved, however, that the action of the boiler makers ‘and plate tron makers In East Boston will be imitated by hose at work bere, and that a demand will be made for fnoreased pay and nine hours on Saturdays, which, if not complied with, will be followed by a strike. ‘A STRIKE AT THB CHARLESTOWN NAVY YARD. An order was received at the Navy Yard yesterday, directing that on and after to-day the workmen shoula thoir labors at sunrise and conclude at sunset, the tim work pot to exceed ten hours, however, ‘This caused much il! feeling, and @ large meoting of ma- ehiniste, blacksmiths, laborers, &c , was held at tho Charlestown City Hail last evening. A committee was appointed to visit a similar mect- ing, held by the carpenters in Boston, and request them to unite in ‘a meoting today to further accomplish their ameoting had voted to unite. Tho ropemakers in the Navy Yard had a meeting yes- terday before leaving the yard at night, at which it was ‘agreed to cast in their lot with the other employes in the ard. "Tho ship carpenters met in Kast Hall, No. 104 Hanover street, Boston, iastevening. There was a large attend- ‘ance, probably three hundred and fifty persous being pre- sent. They agreed to act in concert with the other work- men employed at the yard. Heretofore, in the winter season, the worle at tho yard has commenced an hour after sunrise and closed an ‘There are i toyed in the Navy Yi ure many persons em: in Navy Yard, wesiding at Medford and clsewnere, who are uaable wo ‘Out of over three thousand fivo hundred men in the Navy Yard only three or four hundred were present at Foll call this moruing, and subsequently the gatekeepers received orders te admit no person to the yard until fur- ructions, AD stijourned meeting of the strikers was held this morning. It was attended by about a thousand persons, Fg tenn aod order pace, after zine o'clock by Mr. A. a Y n of & committee previously ap- Mr. Ws. Daer oficiated as chairman aud Mr. Barstow ag secretary. ‘Mr. Quincy read resolutions to the effect that whereas Martin Van Boren’s a‘ministration in 1340 fixed the hours of labor from March 20 to September 20, from sevem A. M. to siz P. M., with an hour for dinuer; and between September 20 avd March 20, at from rise to sunvet, with an hour for dinner; for resolved, men of an herr of ‘at @ needlessly earl: trouble without stided ‘& committee be ap- ig Ay it i HL ; 55 i i E peste to walk on Commodore and inform bim thet men are ready to retarn to work in accordance with lawful time. ‘These resolutions were adopted, and a committe ap Pointed to wait on the Comm (@Tho Chairman stated that he bad a itch frdm Ports. ‘mouth that the men there wont to when the i g i § E F i E 3 i Z the same. ‘The meeting adjdurne! to one o'clock to give time for a Consultation with the Commodore of the yard. THE MEKTING OF XAVY YARD WORKMEN AT CHARLESTOWN, adjourned meeting of the Navy Yard workmen, held at one o'clock this aftersoon, on Park, near the Monument Grounds, was attended by some fitteen bun dred meu. The committee pr igheeed this morning reported that the Commodore stated that bis instructions from Washington were, that the men should go to work at sun- ise whovever there wore but ten working hours between ‘Sunrise and sunset, and he could not go behind that order. Also, tbat he had appointed @ committee to inquire into the operations of outside yards, und would communicate the result to Washington. ‘With men out of the yard be could make no com mise; but those who chore to come to work at roll call in the morning he would receive. Mr. Quincy stated his belief Commodore had power to act in the premises, and members of ‘who passed the last law op the subject bad told bim it was not their intention to cut off the morping hour of a0 the werksoan bad slwaye nad to winter A motion to reconsider vote of this morning was rejected, and {t was reaffirmed that the men would not We comes ene Me teens seeranes We be ay Poorer men mosting ci ‘The riggers oy ’ y ampong workmen Grant's marble r dance wil of laborers, which req: if the de- mands of any one ind! Boceded to, one workman having struck ‘The ‘sti J yesterday, a ‘contem| amoeg the ts at South Bostoa and lov. 12, 1863. No satisfactory made with the Nay continues. anu ron. peg lpg demanded vid i Nov. 10.) ? 5, ‘Bonncing com ror receg- geruiet, but FS oa acing sree S the at of the , letters TP ree RT ey ed Gallery, 5S Punsseurma, Nov. 12, 1863. Cartes de Visite for 50c., at Holmes’ Broadway, ‘The special despatches from Cincinnati give an account Of asngular story about two suspicious vessels discovered * yesterday hovering about Sandusky Bay, supposed to be Privateers fitted up by secessionists in Canada, aided oy their sympathizers there and in the United States. The supposed object is to release the rebel prisoners on John- s0n’s Island and commence piracy on the lakes and pillage on the land. A battery, of Parrott guns was ordered forthwith to the island. It may be aeeare. There is, however, more feasibility in woh an enterprise than in the alleged conspiracy discovered. Possibly it is part of that @or- tive plot. The Pr! TO THE EDITOR OF THB HERALD. No. 15 Hupgoy Stxast, New Yorx, Nov, 11, 1863. Sim—I was much surprised to find two vory lengthy and Verbose cards in to-day’s Hzratp—one emanating from Joseph Coburn, “Champion of America,’ and the other from Ed. Wilson, of Weehawken—both, as if by precon- cert, containing soveral statements concerning Con. Fits- gerald which look very well until both sides of the stery ay told. Ahout that portion of Mr. Coburn’s letter where refers to loaning Mr. Fitzgerald $26 to make a matoh for $3,000 a side he is correct to a certain extent; but as to the money being withdrawn at Con.’s own consent I ‘deg leave to differ with Mr. Coburn, as I was present and wituessed the whole transaction. As to Oon.’s makiug @ Propoait ion to draw no such thing ever occurred; but real cause was the refusal of any other party vo hold the money, after a well known person, in wi hands the $50 was put up, bad declined to retain it, otherwise the Sporting community may rest assured that no forfeit should ever bave occurred on our part. In regard to Mr. Fitzgeraid’s challenge to any man in America for the chamnpionship—as he has since left for London to assist and befriend John ©, Heenad in his forthcoming battio with Tom. King—I haves little explanation. [ undor- stand that both Coburn and Wilson were cognizant of Con.’s intentions beforehand, otherwise they would pot havo rushed simultanoously neadiong in print, fooling Kafe that no reply would be elicited—at least not from Oon,— ag he is now on the broad ocean; but as the pub- lie may not understand the circumstances I will explain ‘When Con, issued his challenge he had no idea of going to Fngland, and it was printed before he could rectify it. In proof of this, I have simply to state that he had en- gaged and paid for o halt, had tickets, billa, &c., printed for ‘cing exhibition, together with undergoing other incidental expenses, all of which ho let pass to befriend his follow countryman, Jobu C, Heevan. It is @ soif-ovi- dent fact that the main cause for Mr. Coburn’a card is owing to Con. Fitzgerald (who was born and bred in the game county as Heonan) being selected above aii otvers by Heenan’s friends to represent America in tho forth coming fnternational contest, and ho feols galled and Jealous that he, assuming the title of Champlen of Amori- ‘ca, was not selected for that important mission. Con, Fitzgerald sailed from Boston in the Canada this noon, Avery few words will suffice for Mr. Wilson. Ashe complained of being weak and balf starved at his Inst fight, he will baye an opportunity to ‘feed up” by the time of Con.’s return, when he can get all tho fight ho wants, ‘Trusting that, in justice to Con. Fitzgerald, who cannot answer for himself, you. will give this an insertion as @ reply to Coburn and Wilson’s carda, I beg to subscribe myself yours, respectfully, WILLIAM FITZGFRALD, Brothor of Coa. New Jersey Cour ‘Traxtox, Nov. 11, 1863. ‘The United States Court ts in session. Two mon,.named Smith and Van Burea, were tried for enticing soldiers to desert, and wore both acquitted. An argument is going on in the Court of Chancery in the case of the joint companies against the Delaware Bay Railroad for violation of exclusive privilege of the joint companies. MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC. Important Movem a of Mead Army— The Latest News of the Progress of the BSliege of Charieston—The Latest In- tell Ye from Grant's Army at Chat- ooga—The Movements of Barnsid in Tennesseo—The Latest News of th: Situation of Affairs in the Rebel States—Important Intelligence from Europe, é&e., &e. The maii steamship Northern Light, Captain Tinkie. pan, will leave this port at noon on Friday for Aapin wail. ‘The maits for Central America and the South Pacific will close in this city at balf-past ten o'clock to-morrow morning. " The Naw Yor« Henaty—Fuition for the Pacific—will bo ready at baif-past nine o'clock to-morrow morning, and ‘will contain full accounts of the retreat of the rebel army Of General Lee in Virginia, of their pursuit by Mond Army, and of the Skirmishes and Actions of tho opposing Forces, resulting in the Triumph of the Union Forces; the latest accounts of the Siege of Charleston; the latest despatches from General Grant’s Army at Chattanooga; Report of the Movements of General Burnside’s Army ia Tennessee, and reports (rom the Union Army ta all parts of the country; the latest reports of tue Situation of Affairs in the Rebel States; Late and Important Tatelli- gence from Europe; and reports of a!) interesting events of the past ten days, Siagle copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing, alx conta. hoy Drawings ot Tlurray. Rady & Co.'s Kei ¥ and Migsourt State Lotteries Kanrocey. Bxraa Crass S%—Nov. 11, (483. 8, 41, 49, 20, 5. 31, 65, OS, 1, 34.14, 7 ‘ re St—Nov, 11, 188%. 1, 43, 60, 9, 60 %, 11, 10, 20, 48, 45 eent by addreusing + thor are? te MUBRAY, BDOY & 00. Covington, Ky.. or &: Goule, Wo. of the Sheiby Oviloge Euras Cisse @3—Nov, 11, 1467, 82, 18, 60, 61, Gl, 16, 22, 9, 62, 11, 49, 18, 69 2) 13 63, 22, 10, 53, 38 Mtoe 9, 7, 14, 75 Cireulars sont by addreasius 7 .E MONS & CO. Successors to Jno. A. Morris & Co. of the Lit: elation Company's Lot wxvma Cisse . 61, G4, 43, 26, 44, 78, 72, 20, 2, ‘Onase 410—Nov. 11. 1963. 10, 59, 7, 17,.2, 11, 28, 35, 44, 37, 56, 42, 36 sent by adarensn: Ck, ae U0. Managers, Ooviagton, Ky Prizes Cashed in oh Fi Le ized Lotte- PH BATES, Broker room No.1, N. ¥. Royal Havana Lottery.—30 Per Cent premium paid for Prizes, Information furnished Highest Price paid for Doubioons and ail kinds of goia and sliver TAYLOR & ©0., Bankers, 16 Wall street. * Prizes Cashed in All Legalized Lottertes. Information given. J. B. CLAYTON & CO., Bo. w Wall ‘0. 6, New ‘street, room im Photographs, 50c., at Holmes Albe 903 Broadway. oF MING CEREUS, MING CEREUS. MING CEREUS 1 a & most ie, delicate and fragrant Perfume, distilled r from th fareand Reantifal flower trim which Wt takes ita name. yi PHALON & BON. A New Perfame Mr the H, iM IN REV MING CEREU MLN iM if ose ett THe Hi RBUS, A Positive Consemp- SWAYNE’S LOMPOUND SYRUP WILD CHERRY. Bronchitis, Asthma, Bore Throat, Blood Spitting. SWAYNE’S COMPOUND SYRUP WILD CHERRY. ALL APFRCTIONS THROAT, LUNGS AND OnEST. Dr, SWATNES COMPOUND, 30 years, bas been & All Howsekee: EID Eassronb's Sirner ot Wilton, Beraviiebed 1847. At Cherch, At Home, Visiting Cards, avy Way, corner of Duane street A Neglected Cough, Cold, or Sgre Throat, which might be checked by asimple remedy, like Brown's Bronchial Troctes, f allowed 1 progress, may terminate seriously. Aiba: (008 Broad: reBay ¥ First Clase Cutlery, Cooking Uvensle, £0, a4 Baraat, Cooper Instivute, Vignettes for $ job and all hinds ¥, cheapest printer tm 1 Howse fon oye Iron Ratiing, Heavy ond 2 WICK: AM Ormco at Holmes’, Pao oral mote, U2 Pty vent mang Chix wien? arti. Direction Labels and Tags, All Kinds, the manufacturer's, VICTOR B. MAUOER, 115 Cham- at ‘bere Deafness, Ontarrh and All Disenses of the Bar and Throat treated by Dr. LIGHTHILL. No. 34 8t. Mark's place. hours from 9a. M. USP. M. om Human Frail, Moeroue: Devt Tadisorstion, rman Prailty Gonsultation gratis. “Hours ta trom’ BAB unit Po'clock PM. ‘© el treatment be found by consulting Dr. CADWELL, author of ° well’s Treatise on the Bye and Ear,” No. 34 (1 Bighth street, Treatise to be bad . Office hours oot Pott pera ne’ Taye and Bar for tbe Jal operator on t jar for ot ai the diseases (4 whieh they free. Fal and, of course, other materials, KNOX keeps his superior Fallatyle of Hats.at the Fall prices. Hats such ae Kno; Broadway and Fulton street, decorates the béads of New Yorkers with this sessom are uot to be gotten in every age. Taat he ta successfut in business la not to be wondered at, TH TL SB USE Bab bike Mm USER USE USE UBK FOR FoR PRIC FI . PRICE FIFTY CENTS. Eo"er HHLMROLD's Drug ond’ Carunical Werehousa nt HEL, ‘and'Cne arehos Wi lirondway, NY ~ ust For the Bair—Barry’s Trieopherous, the beat and cheapest article. Boid by all druggists, S01. Gourand tile Uproots Hair from upper Lipa, low foreheads, or any part of the body. Warranted. 453 Brondw Ihlusion Wigs Of the Bociete Hygisniqu Lumber. LUMBER. A vory large ntock, at wholeaai¢ and retail B.—City and countrs dealers supplied on liberal terma, SMITH & WILLSON, Fi cor, Thirty-ninth st, Bupervisora of me, do hereby offer a ron ard Of fi te arreat and conviction of the mud thie day ‘iumired dolar. the late Colonel H. 'P. O'Brien, of th ment, lth, ¥. 8. V., whe was killed din assisting the ctv to the rowers teres, mm behatt proclamation of the 2/4 \asiaat GWORGH OPDYKE. Mayoc Miller's 50 Cents Hate Dye ts the Bent. Bold by druggists. ‘Try tt. Depot 56 Dey aireei. Munn & Company, Solicitors of American and Pordign Patents, end pub‘shers of * Th ‘ae “SCIENTIFIC AMEE Pamphiets of info: CAN,” 87 Park row, Specimen copies of Pianofortes.—Onoe Se nd = Quarter octave and (wo seven octave rosewood Pianos, nted: also one upright sacond hand at m gular pric J. PL WARE, 2% Church aireet, near Wigs, Toupocs, Halr Dye, Mute Dygt ug and Moldaria Croam, for beaut A he the bai at WA BATCH FLOR 8. 15 Bond atreat WwW. A. Bachelor's Hatr Dye—T' fn the world—har: stantaneore, reitad' AU druggists and perfuimers, Vactory 81 Barclay street ow th Wheeler & Witson's Sewing Machines have won the higheat premiums at all the BtAals and mechani- cal fairs where exhibited (iia mason. 95 Broadway. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Wrowzspar, Nov. 11-6 P. M. ‘There was quite s panic in the stock market in the morning, and the excitement did not abate un til after the meeting of the first board. Sellers preased ao heavily for cash that stocks receded an average of two to twoanda half percent. At the board Harlem advanced one per cent from yesterday's prices, and Michigan Southern 1}4. Eria declined 294, Erie preferred 124, Michigan Southern 2, Pacific Mail 6, Hudson River 3, Tli- nois Central 3°,, Galena and Chicago.2%, New York Central 1, Pittsburg, Fort Wayne aud C cago 2%, Cleveland and Pittaburg 2 d nearly ail the other railroad stocks were also a half to one anda half down. A little better feeling was ma nifested at the second board, and stocks, on the whole, went up. Atthe laat sales of the public board there was a still further advance, and the merket was comparatively buoyant. Harlem made another jump of four percent. Michigan Central, a4 compared with the sales at the first board, went ap 2, Pacific Maill, Hudson River 1°, Cleveland and Pittsburg 3%, Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago 2%, Hudson River 1%, and Iilinoia Central 2. After the board the market was still better, and Erle reached 103% and New York Central 138. Buyers were moré numerous being under the impression that the bottom had been found; bat the bears remain inexorable and insist upon a further decline. The money market was very close in the morn- ing, and the cheerfulness that was evinced on Mon- day at the prospect of a clearing ap resolved again into elongated countenances, tinged with mazarine bine. The banks now hold twenty-five millions of legal tenders, which it is supposed ia their maxi mom; and whether they will now relax their grip and relieve the pressure remains to be seen. Upon this point opinions are divided. The old banks have inaugurated @ conflict with the new government institutions, in which the former must, if the war goes on, become the “under dog.” The new national banks another step in the march of financial progress. When Martin Van Buren's safety fund system was established in this State it became popular, because it was an improvement upon the old go-it-alone sys tem, which offered no secarity whatever to billholders or depositors. Then followed the New York General Banking law, and the establish- ment of banks under it, based upon the deposit of State stocks, which quickly crowded out the old safety fund concerns. Now come the national banks, which have already gained a foethold, and any attempt to «tay their progress or weaken the popular feeling in their faver will prove abortive, whether it come from individuals, cliques or mo- neyed institations The current of greenbacks, which, ae we stated, was setting last week towards the West, has again changed, and they,are now returning to New York, at the rate of half » million or mores day. This fact seems somewhat surprising when we consider that money is worth eight per cent in Cincinnati and eight end o half ia Chicago. TheAVestern speculators in breadstuffs will be forced to yield if the drein continoes. Gold opened quiet at 145%, and teached 145% at the second bosrd, be it went ap to 145%, and finally closed at 14. Bales of bankers’ sterling bille were made ot 160; bat drawers demand 160%, The business at the office of the Bab-Treascrer to-day was as follows:— roa tian eve ++ AB AL $123,823 of the above receipte was for customs. The Commonwealth Fire Insurance Company has declared @ semi-annesl dividend of eight per cent, free of government tax, payable on the 16th vant. ‘The Mercantile Marine Insurance Company, of Bostoa, ® eomi-annue! dividend of dve por cent, payable on demand. ‘The Globe Steam Milla, of Newburyport, « Givi- dond of three per cent, payable on demand. The experts from Boston last week, exolunive of apecie, were $301,193, againat $266,370 for the oor- responding week in 1862. The importa for the game period were $622,969, againat $611,119 for the corresponding week in 1862. An clection was held to-day for directors of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, aad the fellow- ing named gentlemen were choseh:—Allan McLane, Howard Potter, Francia Skiddy, Charlos A. Davis, ‘William Dennistoun, Leonard W. Jerome, Elisha Riggs, Charles H. Russell, William Skiddy. The four last named are new men. The people of California have taken up the rail- road business, and are now as fully ongroseed in the working and contemplation of that kind of im- provement aa their Hastern frienda ever wore. Fouy lines will be in operation in that State next month—one running from San Francisco to San Jose, another from Marysville to Oroville, a third from Goslinville to Brighton, anda section of the Pacific Railroad from Sacramento. In addition to these the work is progressing on the railroad from San Jose to Stockton and on the Folsom and Pla cerville road. A gentioman arrived at Santa Fe, New Mexico, on the 17th ult. from the Arizona gold mines, hav- ing in: hia posserion fourteen pounds of virgin gold, the least piece of which weighed one onnoe, which he bad gathered without the aid of mining mplements or water. It appears by a letter whieh Secretary Chaao wrote to a ge aan in Virginia, Nevada Terri tory, inSept riaat, that he prefers greenbacks to gold. He says:—‘‘It is pity the national cur- rency is not made the par value in all your trana- actions. Under existing circumstances a gold ourrency subjects the masses to considerable losa. The workman «id the miner would get more food and clothing for Inhor, if food, clothing and labor alike were paid (or in the aational currency, than they do now.’ The following ia a statément of the cotton sup ply of New Orleaus from the Lat of September to the 29th of October. Stock on hand tat Septoner Received up (0 24th Ootover Bales, hacks and bags, i ved, equivaleat to, Total... . . The Galeoa, Dubyqne. Danteith and Min Packet Company has sold its entire stack, cousiat ing of ten first c'ass steamboats, fourteen ba and all the warehouses on the Upper Missisaipp toa gentleman conageled with the Northwestern railroads, with which, in future, they will run uo conection The Atlantic aod Great Western (ailway Com- their road to pany will celebrat ing of Cleveland on Tuesday next. The broad gauge between the Atlantic and the Jakes ix now com plete. The California and Oregon Railroad Company have completed their surveys ant arrvngeme and will lay their reports and ops betore gress during the winter. ‘The proposition is 9¢ ia Massa. in agitati chusetts to unite the Western and Worcester rail roads in one corporation The following are the earniays of the Cleve- land and (ittsburg Ruilroad for the moath of Oc tober October, 146%..... $176.18 votober, 18772... 182749 Increase 34500 The earnings of the Rome, Watertown and O¢ densburg Railroad for September were 199%, Passengers. M1 48T Freight . Ao Suudries Lao Total BH Aas Trerease, 196%, Stock Exchange, Weownsoar, Nov, 11 105), 600 she Kea el iov Woo de. 200 do 91, 200 do 22900 US6#,1y ¢,new 40000 do 5000 do. bs 10 Mich Central iit 90000 Tilinols war Vu do 10000 Tenn 6'¢, ‘90 a0 2600 Virginia 6's do. 4000 N Carolina 6's. 4 issouri O's MW Cen ie ao do Con Ts ay 1m bds do 1000 Micw So 24 mig loz 100 do 21000 Chic&NW 24m 70 — 100 do £009 American gold. 145% 400 do 11333 oom do 145% 200 Alt A THonte RK oy 5 300 do oo 900 Mich Sok NIRP 40), 500 do HON 200 Canton Company. 325, 1600 do ‘1 900 Cumb Coal pref 37° 800 = do... 81% 200 MO. eee. 36K 400 do a2 100 do 36% 200 do, 200 dO... 6.66. 96% 300 do 30+ 44 300 do, b3 at’ 100 do 10 824 00 Quicksl’rMCo.b30 63 = (250 do b30 Bb 100 do bls 02 0 do + bb 83 200 40... .csgee GL 160 Mich Sor&Ni guar 129 250 BO. OF 100 0... eee. 1BRNG 100 Cont TrabsCo 41 w do 138 150 ited sy 2200 Clev & Pitta RR 100 300 American Coal Co Ao. © 9M 60 PacificMall.oxdiv 216 M.ceeeeee, OS 200 40......... 216 de we 50@ Maripora Mg Cor. 44 Ye, Col & Cin RR 185 50 Chi & Alton pref. s91¢ ACHIRR . 100 20 GO... 6.6 90 do v6 106 1000 N Y Central RR 130 de... 104% 100 GO. ce es MOK do 104.4 1618 = do. do 10455 100 do. do 104 100 do 600 do b1O 106 450 do.. 806 Clevé Tol RE.U1O 116 1100 do. do, bo 11454 10 do... 200 do carry 100 ao, 200 do, ba 11454 300 do... 0 Ao. bb 116 100 do. BO ChIARIRR .. 102 10 do. 300 do 90 106 3500 Erie RR ‘200 do. 1 4 do... 100 MilkPdoChieo RR 00 do. 100 do. 2600 ao 0 ao 2000 do 300 do a0 100 to., 190 do b30 00 do 1700 Pitts FLWae RR 100 do. 200 do... ..b90 wo to mo @o.. 100 do. 250 Erie RR 190 do. 60 do noo ao 267 Hodeoo 300 do. wo Ao ah do. “o do 0) Hartem RR 100 MarkOm Let pret “on éo 200 Chi Maton RR #1 “0 40... 100 do HOM ” @... 16 ao nO an @... 100 MigsAMigsour! RR BT RCOND BOARD Hate-paat Teo o'Coce PM | aaa Read RR be as 22 123 1 33 g = a. e809 60 Mich Coot RR » 100 @ ba0 128 “ 100, 40.045 im 100 100 Gal A Chic KR 106 10 200 Cleve & Tol KR 100 » 800 Mich 1 un Ld 100 40... 810 8 600 NY Cont ww do 81M te. WK 0 to Ori oto 1816 100M BRN I goer 198 = 66 184 600 Iii Cont RR sor ba 116 Ive fe a i 200 do, 00 Erie ER. Wik $00 Cores 10 fo. 1 6 fo. ne 10155 900 Obie & Ra io Bre Rp tour foo Pyrewac 100 Hea R Ie too Ge 100 occ im oe fe 900 tlartoms iit,.*'* "GA —_ 160 Chic & Rit 103 100 &. 103 * aw BOA do 10356 100 Chio & NW any 100 do... e 100 Ft W & COERE.DS 80 100 @. 60 100 = do. 0 200 do... a8 100 do, 80 400 Mt Coat RR wo...0 114 100 Chi & AI RR 93 100 40,.,....03 114K 100 Pao M 85 Oo. a8 ram Tunes o'Cvocn P.M. 100 she HRR pref.b30 110 200 Reading . 198 2000 dbl... 3 122 300 do... nd B88 100 Mich Opa RR... 128 36 Mich Goutbora.- 8 08 do... WB BBG 1004! Cea RIF scrip. 117 900 do. bs in » TK 100 do.......b3 107 100 Chi&Rack!teid RR 104% 100 Chi MA NWER DS 45 100 Fort Wayne KR.. 83 100 do b3 83 Fd do. 8 8 60 @antoa Company. 33 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Wanmmoar, Nov. 11-6. i Aswan.—Recolpte 12 bbie, Market Orm and supply unequal to the demand. Sales 20 bbis. at $3 7h 4 $0 76 for pots and poarta Bunaperuves.—The market for Woatora and Stato four waa vory Irregular, iafertor grades being depressed and lower, whilo medium and choice qualities wore firm and in good request. Extra Stato waa particularly sought altor by the trade and to fll government contracta Ship pers can’t touch flour at the current figures, and the alee wore confined muiniy to the waata of the bome trade. ‘The receipts wore 14,678 bbix., and the sales 16,000 bbls. At quotations, Canada flour wae dull, avd a further slight decline was cstablisted on the low grades (ood ex tras were sustained. Sales 700 bbia. withio the range thorn Nour was leas firm, thowh prices wore without tant change, Salet 1,200 bbls, at $710 a B10 50 for the low grates of superfine tochoire extras, Rye Cour waa in good request, and the market firm, Corn moai waa hold higher aud Im good request. Recoipia 200 Hbis and OF sacks Huekwheat flour ruled firm at $a Ki 26 por 100 The. We quote. — Supertine Bite and Wostorn Mou... ..,. $5 ah a 6 05 Kictra State 6054 615 Common (9 1ediiun Westert.. 698 720 Cord to choice do 72 0 Common to good Southern Tl0a 77% SEER M Bigs +s. steens 21a 10 6a 6 6 a oe ba fom ya ole ot sive bawinews, mainly seeoa OF TArke@t Wo Alt intents and par Sguves would reanit In | mantity waa sbippod tue H but revdt in a foe tot rity to Lry the experiment Liously, wing to the extreme ed to the value of flour 90,000 ¢ Milwackee | toh nnd aprine + for nor p $1 60 a $1 6 tina , * A winter Werte for rot w ter State and $1 27 a BL mn th q v but wold larcely at the rocuction. Th Fecails continned hight (KO beshela), but the stock is end the seo nthe money market evused » boat Agures obtainable: balmorais, £1 4 $1 10° minsea’ pegged kip balmora' ati. Other Kinds were unchanged Morvan Row, ne tion for this market this 000, againat 10,000 last year, We quote Je naiox of 4,700 boxes adamantine at # auction, 1,600 bags Belyian at $4.99 a fem. Sales of 100 tons Liv eqwiet. Ni —Market qu Rat about Sbe F ool gae at 89 75, cam sales of 1,500 tba. Wontern wore rms. Was not Bo Ret Hin the bapds of ae last week, bit mg parties (bere 200 quis. dry . vealed and No. i and 200 a 500 bble. mackerel at fait 'prices—whteh an high os ever attaived in this market, A letter from the great Oxuing town of Honcester, Maws,, saya'—The catch of mackerot and coat has been unprecedented, and the demand and goat prices obtained have astonished wery one wm the herring, 100 bbls. gibbed buviness, There are thie year gearcely any “bad wor ae but all bave been successful. Some vessels are now “ting away for winter voyages to the bank, urred by the enormont demand and prices for tah. Several rom this port this year have lauded sieven hun tele of mackoret The grost success of this year fea be prosecoted with waomual Already made for new ve 4 the enorme: port will be largely increased Famous were extremely dull, but rates colar chanee nents include ow ton, per part allie 60 4 500 bbls, oll ca: 500 boxes chense hotter and chee Rremen 100 tous log 200 Dbia, shoe pega at Ix, Ad. To Marseiliee 4 Pipe staves at $10 To Hamburg, per steomor © and batter at 40". To at BO tone lard and t at 22m, 64, To California con) at $20. weight te and mer surement goods at 40c., with eight ebipa on the berth —& pentral v 1 10) tone th St Jobo, $1,900, payabie in £0. A echoarer to Poston, iron 46, A bark to Cote, Haven, $50, and 900 ‘for heap aig extray pe siaves Ad & neutral veneel frow Philedeiphia to kin Soor, and one irom Paltimore to Hremen, tobacco, 00 pri vate teruse Fone awn sive. —The trade te bot active this fall and prices baye advenced. In furs No. 1 only im represented No 2 all at just bail the price of No. 1, No. 9 at half the price of No.2 and No. 4 at bai the price of No. 3. We quote — tard at fare and ekine i North'n and Fasi'n, Western, Southern, Ne Not 500_ 600 4000 800 $0. 600 —s — 105 200 1008 16 os Boar, biack Hear cobkyring]0 00 Pusher 600 wo Lynx Lo 2M Marten common 0 Marten dark oSees88un5 SISSSSLISwSUsessssassser- Sitissse =~ = on Swank, black Ste een atr ip PtrtlseSie ibe ordewipe §=28 6 -—— = - = —Vorther enies of 1 £00 beles Mania have been made of private terme jtiome in good demand. We note forther sake of Bahia (im Boron, to come here) on privet terme. ' Nore —04 tous Carthagros were eid ot 6c, crab — wendy with eales of 16 bales new at 7 Larue higher, eniee of 406000 at $2 26 Motamns.—-Market quiet, at suction 400 bbie New Or leans pold at BA 8 WOmc., ant 100 bbe euger house | a7TOp at be, & 126 | Ons Market tre anles of TE bible fall lard ot $1, end *; Saponiied rei at Bie” K tle wate Vor future delivery mAbing wee aon bet some two oF tree of the ore: i 3 te i 3? £ for Lmeamnber end ‘don, wb ‘nine of shont 008 lagide price Denrive falee Bn hha BEF i i j i i a Hi 1 if it if 2f fy %e. for ‘Omamon Serene pee for next onee ta os =.=, mcals were im demand ani tre, with (urther sala, Mew ugar Cured bauna, vo arrive, at 10c , 188 gaok- Butler end . Bacon yades were firm Cheese tnchadred nat rata aye set Bucs @rm n4 lee, 2,000 bags Rangoon at To a Tie. aus — © ealon of alo oats Tone Inland n¢ 600., four months © Ut 4.800 bi ‘Srmaniae at@ady: 16,000 1s. prime white gold ab 116 elke. Bovan Gull, sales limited. Salon, 200 bhds end 200 bones Havens, (Oubajmn uncovado at 120, «14 \o., 0a private ‘Tun.— Wo aol:e sales Of 260 slabs strait at 45 540. 0 d60. Tonsow.—Fertbor sales of 160 hhda. Koa J wioky bave . to Boo. Wurcmy was @ trifle bigher and more active, Hales, 1,500 bbia, ab 6250. @ G30. Rocoipta, 801 wu” SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAO FOR WEY YORE—THIA DAF. 6 10ON SETS “Pertef New Vorm, November ti, 1863. RAKED. nie Hece (Br), MoCauiey, Quecastows aaé Laver: ‘Ounard ag iigamsbir Fotomsn, Gaerwood, Pertiand—Ht B Cromwell ‘Whip Pranktin, Nelson, San Proncime BM eaten gilt Mary Robinson, ‘MeOleare, bow Bark Greeaiand. Thompson, New Orloaas—N HL Brig Kose Helena (Duseh), Kidder, Rotterdam— Meineke & Wendi gts Erume Doan (er at Bing Maine (Ar), Heig Rescue (ir). Niet rao ag Beis Crveve (ite), MeOwilo ae Brg Wild Tonter (Rep, George, Walitea—s Lenycraft Wilk exp nt, Gilbert, Boson, Walter, Warren, i Thomee—Masier Atothos, Caaaldy, Port Royat—Mmator wr BK Tyaug, Freweh, Fortross Mowrce—Van Brwat @ Prye & Ov, Hostin—W 8 Brown & Oo, slr Addie J Stimpson, Cummings. Bostou—J Frye @ Oe ahr George W Brown, Uedney, Rew Mavan—Ht 6 Ratate op Flying Goud. Youni bteamer J Thompsoe, O ke, Hremen, 2 days, wit vat 4 4 OS, paaand tat 40 24, lon 70 08 pasend wite frude, 2, with bides he, te with eaffes, to Hatteras, with Bt Curacoa, 0% »), Booker, Hafana, 16 daya, pain 10% Oct 10, wit + (He), Mooray Matamoros, Oot 17, wits AN Sinith Co Wad hoary weather all the a 38 day, with +), Looke, Jaomel, wit \ gelow Kingston, NA), Peery, \ rubber Ac, A) Jou, PT, Oot ty with, >iniot Adaya Of Br: aceCamaht, wh ah aa min alwaliader Person Baliimae Avan, Ralmore ¥. Pierce. Phiiadermhim. ® Tree Awiges, ae sobre J B Bewley, 7, 0 Jayne, Vesta. 7, Of the Consed Quien yealrriay for Quecasiown sod Liverson She Look out about 70 passeuge Capt Krabel, of the brig Lucy Dorling, Crow Messeu, haw for favors, Kpwaen Evenerr Harding from Boston for Balt more, is reported to be ashore on Barren Island. off mw: of Fauusent Kiver, Chesapeake Bay: wil come off at woter, Port Royal, at the Deaware shore Ath Inet and lost pare stores About 30 bbie of apples, marked “N It drivting aronnd the Bay, « large number of picked up by steamboats and other erate "have teem em have bese, te 61 New Headford May 3, via Perna board; sat home 700 ep, and Potter, NR, arr at Ban ranciees 7th teat, Arie (reap, bev og taken Bi) wh aod 10,00) le home NB, sid from Bi Helene Oct 11, for sonia Ship J oorphing Chapman. Nit, 3g mos oul, with Aug). ow ie an 1 ap 0% eset ’ id bebitier, Bakr, NY ort. 4 Joitus, Whek, Yorke Compromise, Caulking, from w Ort Tarr Charvtte, Gatjen. 004 Emilia, Jerart ork 124 Prof fare, Inaall. de. Det 1 —8)) Mercury -i Hw ne, NYork 1, Fark, Abyab (ond was tL M—Arr Leviisions (4), Brooking, NYTer; 2 Rorope (9) a ” Ethene Bh, Universe Hutvon, and Giaagow (8), Gill, tor y 8 port bark Roasone, y ‘3 =, Andere Bers ina Theonon, O-4 =I port werk Ade orgs Mary sche Gerety, R Brave, part brig Frances Jame, for Bas- him port” in Bliradeth, Book, NYork. viean Perte. whre J M Taylor, Perne, Norwiems Lawrens Middietowe Old wehre Gretna, Reb *. WAXGOR, Mov b—Arr By bore Lecvige Canary Tae Wire ay Semen vo wd sais one ‘Uverveat 48 Fame Ker to art eobre te Riise. 3 a tee tee: ioe en aioe by amee foie Fae ® HOLE Mor. i mip heg 1 Gonaives =) Nehemt. Poi for an hewborg (or 4 were hey a) re orb etue, Je * ae ingios., torsade, Trentam, 1), 1 Deke, Oreon htomey > Homer, L iret, DD Mev 06 ety Maree, Beneon, Phim Creare Nlott fit hee OF (ee pament. Brows, Yat g i de, Pipeid Por, ‘hayel, sobre Vaahu, Weg) hited “term ned Sone , 7 mg tee pee te ee cnet eS xYor Set ferry Dyoh, medip Chaeareare oo Phiataaie 0 arr Vere iZ cM se ALAM. Bot tbr ub 1a owerd. be jee for Porat,