The New York Herald Newspaper, November 12, 1864, Page 2

2 eee FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Fuuwar, Nov. 11-6 P. M. ‘The gold market has been unsettled and fev: all day, and stocks have sympathized with it. A Fumor was circulated to the effect that Sherman had captured Macon, bat in view of ite long dis- tance souih of Atlanta doubts were entertained as to his having ventured se far, nd little credit was attached to he report. Gold has hardly recovered from the shock produced by the recoil of yester- ‘day, and speculators have hesitated in shaping their opcrations; but the tendency of the market is towards crester firmness. The quotations during the day were as follows;— 2K 240 P.M. The heavy fal of yesterday succeeding the sarp rs. of Wednesday, although partially in- duced the false reports telegraphed from Washington, was mainly owing to speculators for arise having overloaded themselves, in antici- pation of a strong upward turn of the market following upon the Presidential election. Gold rose steadily for ‘nearly a month preceding election da ander the influence of the gneral belief in Mr. Lincoln's re-election, and the future was therefore to some extent dis- counted. Gold suld at 189 in October, and there ‘Was Do good reason for the advance to 260 during 80 short a time. Speculation has run in favor of @ rise, under the expectation that the financial polioy of the last four years will be the financial Policy of the neat four years, and that policy could acurcely be worse, But because the pre- sent administration is to be the administration of the future it does not follow that the fiscal mis- gement of the past is to be indefinitely con- On the contrary, the experience of the system thus far pursaed onght to act as a warning against perseverance in it, pointing, gs it does, to unlimited disaster in theend. The aim of Mr. Lincoin and his Cabinet, as well as both houses of Congress, should be to restore the national finances to a sounder basis than they at Present rest upon with asJittle delay as possible, No half measures towards reform will do; for the principle hitherto acted upon is wrong, and radi- eal changes will alone suffice to counteract exist- ing and rapidly growing evils. To this end the ‘Treasury requires to have at its head a man of far greater ability than either Mr. Chase or Mr. Fes- senden, ncitier of whom have shown apitude for anything but blundering, A new candidate is now spoken of for that department, but he is not the right man forthe place. No mere politician, with personal ties ‘and party interests to serve, who would uses smattering of finance as a sup- port to carry him into power, should be entrusted ‘with the national purse in a crisis like the present. Practical statesmanship, vigor, industry, profound knowledge of the resources of the country, anda Mind conversant with the views of the ablest ex- ponents of political economy and a thorongh acquaiatance with the theory and practice of finance, are requisites in whoever undertakes to carry this country through the ordeal of this great war without involving it in that financial degradation which a long persistence in’ the present course would sooner or latter re- sult in. A grave responsibility therefore rests upon Mr. Lincola in this matter, and he should see well to it. The example of the rebel States should not be lost, and in principle the Policy of Mr. Chase was identical with thet of Mr. Meminger. The confederate currency is now all but worthless and the government at. Richmond depends no longer upon the value of its paper money, but upen forced levies, for which it returns an acknowledgment. in promises to pay nominal sums at a certain time after the acknowledgment of Southern in@epend- ence by the United States. At the first session of the Board of Brokers the market was active, but spasmodic, and towards the olose of the call and afterwards it became heavy. The closing sales showed the following variations from those of yesterday’s second board Erie declined 34, Hudson River ¥%. Reading advanced %, Rock Island 2, Ilino: Central 2, Fort Wayne 124, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 44, Mariposa 7%, Cumberland Coal 3. Michigan Southern and Chicago and Northwestern were steady. Government securities were strong and under- went further improvement. Coupon five-twenties advanced 34, new issue 3¢ a %, coupon ten-forties %, one year certificates 34. Coupon sixes of 1861 were steady. 73-10 Treasury notes, October and April, sold at 108%4. Btate stock: were duil. Railroad bonds | Bank shares quiet. At the open board, at one o’clock, the market was lower and irregular. At the second board it opened duli, bat became more spirited as the call progressed. The closing sales showed o decline from those of the morning of in Brie, 1% in New’ York Central, 2% in Hudson River, 4 u Mickican Southern, ¥% in Chicago and } Northwestern, in Fort Wayne, % in Qui ver, % in Mariposa, 1 in Ohio and Mississippi cer- tificates. Rock Ivland advanced 2%. Governmcu' securities were steady. At the open Loard, at half-past three, pr’ were higher for most of the roads. Two tani occurred among the gold brokers to-day, one of the houses being largely interested in stocks also. , The money market is working easier, and cali loans are made freely at seven percent on good collaterals. The demand from the Stock Exchanye is moderately ‘active, although considera less than it would have been had the fall in yesterday not imposed a check upon specul Lenders are digposed to con{ine their transactions within easy limits in view of contiagen among which is a new currency loan, but this is not likely to be placed on the market immediately, and when it ie, the experience of the last two loans leads to the belief that it will produce no derangement in monetary affairs, the tendency of new govern- ment loans in the present state of the circulation being to draw currency from the {anterior and thé innumerable hoards of private in- dividuals who dispense with bank accounts. There 4a very litle commercial paper‘ offering for dis- gount, and the best quality rates from eiglt to twelve per cent, lower grades being difficult of | negotiation. ‘oreign exchange is dull, and bankers have re- Maxed their quotations slightly. Sixty days bi are offered at 109%, and three days at 111. Mer- chants’ bills are out of request, and offered at 108 a the statements relative to the financial condition of the confederacy, made by Jefferson Davis in his ‘nnuaj message to Congress, just published, are too preposterous to be entitied to serious eon. sideration; yet They bo probably be qneted in Europe and agcepted ae facts. According to Mr. Davis, tl ie debt of the rebel govern- ment, on the f, October, wae only $1,147,970,2009 ww 106,500,000 remaine in the Treasuhit Ont Own jedp: at the same time was $1,955,97%,716, and we had ony $24,359,t1¢ the Treasury. *RH reba LOM werege to Velieve heir exhibit, ie increasing. at less than half the tate at which our own ler olt iatree tim Mraavis does acknowledge that thé reel Cotton logntie ‘AbuteL “Gt WHA did he not arn enim wPeA fe a . Le ft _ ei ea had 6 Awith’ the ni Dimaeif Gane ted oo rs iy NEW YORK HERALD, S The eebc! au’ hori | take whatever they want and in return promises to pay alter peace is de- claréd for amounts corresponding with thove fixed | queted at #1 efi iv {ond middling ot €1 We $196. the prize comnissiouers heid 2,525 bales, | prices; aud this is how Seuthera farmers are to | the s6¢h inst. reap the reward of their toil. In the face of euch a state of things as this, and with the curtency | worth less than five cents on the dollar evenia Richmond, Mr. Davis displays wonderfal courage when he congratulates the confederacy on tie state of its finances, and, referring to the report of the Secretary of the"Treasury, says “‘the facts therein disclosed are far from discouraging and demonstrate that with judicious legislation we shall be enabled to meet all the exigencies of the war from our abundant resources and avoid at the same time such an acoumulation of debt as would render at all doubtful our capacity to redeem it.” This is the hardest whistling Mr. Davis has yet indulged himself in, and the financial genius of the South is evidently in the ascendant. The highest cash prices of the leading railroad and miscellancous shares, at the first session of the Board of Brokers to-day, compare with the quotations on Friday of last week as follows:— Now 4 = Now. 1h. Chicago and Northwestern RK: Chicago and Nortuweatern RE. Pret. it bao ar gah Conlco. Canton Co... 5235 Mari 385 New Yor! 12636 Obie and ak ee yt Whcas's Chines Rak) 103% seen | urg, Kort Wa: 0 Quicksi!iver Mining Co... Ss BK 85 Reading RR..... 138 Government securities at noon to-day were quoted as follows: — 's. The importations of dry goods at this port da- ring the week ending November 9 compare as follows with those of the week previous:— Week endi Week ending Entered for Consumption. Phas. 4 Pea vai 5 ue. . Value. Manufactures of wool... 263. $72,568 “450 $105,078 Manufactures of cotton. %6 20200 21” 88% Manufactures of silk... @8 31,207 98 44.958 + 333 63'907 825 12/945, 2°19 8,306 65 26,291 965 $240,001 noals. Manu‘actures of wool. ..1,152 $473,598 968 $410,049 Manufactures of cotton, 118 34:36: 222 70,808 Manufactures of silk... 111 98,785 92 103,715 Mapufagtures of flax... 485 85,025 815 121152 Miscellancous. .... 24,273 223 21,214 1,927 $721,083 2,010 $723,408 Manutectares of wool. 238 $138,1 883 $269,525 Manufactures of cotton. 13 3,3: 309 "110 139° 134251 Mauuiactures of fax 425 107/053 Miscellaneous .. 137 62,245 Total ......0.+0+.0. 825 $193,880, 1,848 $745,206 ‘The condition of the banks of the three princi- pal commercial cities of the Union is exhibited in the following table, which shows the aggregates of their last weekly statements compared with the returns of the previous week:— .SBS,581 aie t 99,025, iter me Fert Sob $1,505,543 926 256024 The following figures show the Tie and shipments of flour’and grain at Chicago during the week ending on the 5th insiant compared with the movements of breadstuffs at that port for the same period Jast year: — —Shipments.— 1863. 1 — ‘bpls. 30.801 366,082 122,230 639,437 32.785 425 The following is the amount of flour and grain in store in Chicago on Saturday, Oct. 29, 1864, and compared with the corresponding period of lust Equal to, bushels... . x ‘The following are the monthly traffle returns of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway, exclu- sive of Erie bonus and mileage of cars and engines due to the company:—~ ‘assengert, sfc Tota. 207,294 zo mo 446 014 a <e Septerober, 806,847 Uetober.. Total ten moatod The Dubuque and Sioux City Railroad earnings for the mouth of October were: 1864. 16s... Tocrease. The comparative receipts of the from January 1 to October 31, in 386! ween as follows: — | have ¥ lwermase. 4 $50,800 82 The following statement shows the gradual in- crease of the debt of Philadelphia since 1856, the additions made to it since January, 1464, and the , contemplated for the present yea + $16,148 .989 19,441,870 1 18 a16 4 Bh, 676.808 cy (020,755 . $20,092,005 % ne debt, January 1, 1563. Ataount of city debt, Jaguary 1, 1864. Detelencies of 1863... + 2,209,041 Bounty loan of Febuary 1 + 1280000 Appropriated for bounties, 750,000 Appropriation ‘er bounties for ‘the 200,000 cali 4 Appropriation ior the purchase of League jeland 340,000 , Excene of the appropriations over tbe revenue of March 31, 1864 + 2,480,780 the | tether edingepiedone ooo Loan eatuut wireet Water loa... on + 1,000,000 + 1,000,000 + 1098,000 '300,000 Purchase of roma a Ta ‘mvul 350,000 want eo peer lations fi ae ‘oprlatione from | arch 81 to Oe- Totat debt of Philadelphia at the clove of 1866 $33,323,027 | The Boston Traveller of yesterday save: i y stipp s fully equal to the demand for eott per ceot, and the boet endorsed wed 10 Mo open murket at cight per cout. The high price of Neth den bud more on * shoo uso, 6.20,reg 1003 £09 18 10-45, ona. 95 ‘2000 : 1000 Me 6's, eat ie 61 — - 30000 1000 MiohC8 pr oid, 136 6000 Lil Central bas. 117 10000 De}, 1.& Wistm 116 2000 P, Few & Chi 24 = 6000, do.. 1009 PPWa' Chi ist its 2000 Yooe Maal 'ebexio’ TabM. 6000 Marip Lat mtg. 9046. 3000 Mi & St etm 93% 3000 Amer gold... 2441 eee ince 8b 100 Wyom VGoal Co. 51 1310 Marip | Mia Co,, 38%, uy 60 Alton &T Ha neet 0" 4 100 Chic & Ait on , 100 Mins-& Mo RR... 35 Hace Pare "Ou $5000 US 6's, "81, cou 1073 aba Trio Nee ofa 26000 US 6's, 5-4) cow Joli 25000 do. 20 pt 300 Hud river RR 30 122 200 Clev & Pitts RR.. 105 Faia Pisin me 15600 do. new tis Tobe 500 do..new isn 102 16000 US 6's, Lyrcer 0536 20000 US 10-403, con 943 10000 Ohio & Miss cor 403g 10000 Aw gold. 530 230 500 shs Chi & NW pr 7° guickaiver M Co 1000 Meco Mg Go 37 09 New York CeuRR 1254 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Fripay, Nov, 12—6 P. M. ASHES—eceipts,69 bbis.; market dull, and prices Ierpgular; sales 40 Ldis, pots at $12.25 a $12 60; pearls were norainal. Bugapeivyrs.—Receipts, 19,457, bbis. four, 25 bbis. and 1,622 bags corpmeal, 49.136 bushels wheat, 4,754 ‘do, corn, 110,186 do. oats snd $2,520 do, barley. The flour market was loss active aod heavy throughout, closing at 10c a 20c, lower. ‘Tae speculative business for future delivery was checked by the fall in gold, and the offers of holders of extra State to sell for $10 30 for all this month met with no response. The sales are 1,200 bbls State and (Westorn, 1,500 Southern and 450 Cana- dian, Kye flour was firm, with ssles of 125 bbis. at $9 25, Corn moal was also firm, with sales of 700 bb's. at $7 [0 for Jersa» and $3 35 w@ $8.40 for Brandy wice. We quote:— Superfine “tate and Wooterm flour. 9 80 Extra State, 10 20 10 40 Common to medium extra Weatera. @ 10 75 Extra round hoop Oni all is festern trade brand a 12 00 Extra St. Louis. al4 25 Common Southern all 6s Foucy and extra do. . a 16 00 Common Canadian. +10 20 & 10 35 +10 40 a 13.50 80a 925 +1308 840 36 60 a 36 50 —The wheat market declived 2c. @ 3e., with rather more moverncht”at the reduction; sales 75,000 bushels at $2 2535 4 $2 2h for Chicage spring, $2 25 for Milwaukee 2.90 for amber Miwa: red Western and $2 47 Kee was firmer, with ales of 18,000 FL p88 $1 60 Cor advanced 20 tive, : ; Sales at 9c a 9T HC, tor iter price ta store,and O5ce for State, apd 93 Canadian, urther advanced, with sales of 5,000 Marset fitta wnd tending upward, etter Inquiry avd firm, oxes city at $c Sperm and viet but drm at previous quottions, Ou s.—The demand for ingot was active, aod the sb vory firm, closicg with an upward teodency in Soleg were COO "Hy Ibs. ab 600. for Quincy and for Portage Lake, S1¢. for dinnesota, oe ea reported of 900, bags “By azction, 200° Bags prime Belgian root at ‘The fuctnatiors in gold restricted operations cat, tnd we bave only to note sales of 700 being without material change, though, if prices. otver ete We aoyiing, rathor cacier, We Upland. Ordinary. Tuy 130 11 Mutdinaie . 11 ut 142 Good mudidito 43 lad 144 dey 145 Jnvcs Lvs.—The market contioned quiet, bit Arm, wit eater of 200 tons cvustic woda at Ke a 1256. 60 do, soda arhat (ic. bi 100 do. sal soda at = code a 80 casks Ses: also, 200 ke: powders op private Drev ome. —Nething of towent transpired, quotations trely nominal. Fi-M.--Dry €00 continues scarce aud wanted are firmer ($04 99 fe ‘t. Georges, ao for Bank, Muckeret were in lesa roquiry, aud the oniy { bave boea made are 200 bbis. ni '§: nore, 1 biewohing 1og, 6.000 Se, for scaled and No.1. Ui b {ales of 1,000 Ibs. at $9 for whore herring we not $7 Th (or Geo but quiet. Roange. o tlerccs beot yy hee! ot les on, and 700 pkgs. ie. to Londbn. 7,000. bushels 190 tone Iigwood at 138. 64, and per eleewe at 20%. and 20 tons messure To Jivemeu 400 cases tober Wt tooo at Zia Gd. A Britieh , With 456 thds. tobacco at bd per steaner 18 bruer @ wheat at rentral 009 rtered tu sn wehooner th Matamnures, Jomba" under goid. Guyxy Lacs were without decided change in value, but the market was q’ We « . & BTC etlected at 2n¢. wes In ood demand and stead: he « 26 a $135, Reta ing At $1 40 » 5 in price, owing to the exireme Rid, aud the market was very quiet. © Supply of both old now crow is very is in good demand, eapeciaiiy the former are in limited domand. Baics 20 bales old at 20c 4 48G,, aud 180 do oid at 0c. a wwe laster price for prine. Hivns. 1 the pumt three days the market has tode. wigh cousiderably moro song, ddynuced on taomt deveripitone’t:ly 1 ore, 7,400 Porto Cabello at Be, $000 Laguayra + ash: 6,000 city and Western, Rlaugbtens at 120.8 1346, 6,000 Buends Ayres, 4,000 California, 3,000 Central Atnerican, 900 Hondaram, 1,700 Cabelio and 1,147 Tampico, all on private terms, * © coptinues Im fair Jobbing demand with axes of | acess at $1 40 031 7, 10 do, Manite at $1 40 jo. Bengal at $2 at§z 45, und 10 ceroons Guate 2 30g $2 60 Spanish afioas may be quoted at 1 50 a Fl 75. { typi 18 ches’ Falla may be ‘end $1 75 for juinta, nies, however, material chan ®, the ping, eon ennteed to to ‘a0 bot tahera ‘ #pruce and pine Leap Ine warket for or pee was very vy fe, ‘ward tendency, the dont wover, being light, com printog 60 tons a at 18¢., to arrive, and 16.4¢. om the spot for small parcels, Foreign was quiet at 70, Laariee.—The demand sinco our jast has been more active, and prices have advanced fully Lo. a ve, ib. We quote Noenos Ayres, tight, ae nag B38 middle do, at Be. a 400, angen 40, At 80 90. a dic. ; Urinoso, middie 40." at 310. 0 280., and Hight, at 35), heavy do. at ‘7c. 55 34C. Maas cpoileees stead: , 80d fall prices aty realized, Sales were/¥O- Caba murcovado at | bo. « 900,, 14 bn Rico at 12%, and 17 dbis. New Orleatin at bh. Stock yesterday (m0 nde, Cubas, 2,500.40. Rico, and 1,000 bhis. New Orlewns, J why. few transactions the day pre! wag nominally vo yum Wodiiw Po bane aol Vt eyonD iv 1 sourva ni ainigut¥ 9 Motte abine bron Wo vd aie oF deny WW Rema Det ay Naval Sroems,—Spitite of herpeotie®, was ip fair retail —_ aod thee wae rm: selon of {306 828 for ‘At $26 & $28 for fOrN> 1. Tar On, Caen Ons —O1 ord ark Herd HO Phine fo report, the Advance voulged iw gug last to crude Bperm Doing Coup) dor ne ww Wy oun 1 aN -} son was te better demmod, With some | wimilar weapons 10 the than up. | sot hav: -—-4 Crude whatequict at $1 40 a $1 48. | Geires cases, 0,000 gulionalion tbe eyo a St 46. 0 A whieh wouid not be offered for sale until after | 3000 do. deiiverebe on the 2Hth Nevember a6 #1 48, \ nb eacde aud bexched wister whale may be quoted at $1 58 a $l 69, ned uMdieached and bicached wiuter sperm ne Bs 85.082 40. Lard ot rowaived Orm though quiet, a $1 95 (winter, and $t 85 ior all, Bank gud Birai’s may be quoted ‘at Bl éo a St 4z, whieh Ws aw decline, Pao mows —Recetpts. 205 bb's, pork, 5 050 packages beef, 10 de. cvs meats and 105 de lard. The perk m ke openca with a {air speculative inquiry; Dut woder (ue decime iv god the Market Clo-ed very quiet, and somewhat unsettiod ‘ab very irregular prices The ates incivdte 6,500 bbis. OB the spot, at $39 a $39 60 for old mess, #11 26 8 S41 6226 for mow do. , casd and regular Wy, closed at S41 26 cash; $38 a $35 60 for prime, $41 8 $41 00 for prime meas; ‘niso, tor luture delivery, 4,00 bbis new m tor | ber und Jt buyer's pian, at $408 SAL eame deli ory and option, ut $39 Beas contin >» Mir at Drevivus prices . rt last eve ine, at $7 a $12 for country mess. $14 & 22 for teevked me aad =6$19 a $24 for extra do, Prime meen beef was in increased de- mawd, with sales of 1,000 tea. to arrive om private terms, Boe! bums c.uMpue very firm, with gules of 440 bis, at $26 a $26 60, Cut meats were in timited inquiry, but spe market sitll continues firm; the shales wore nogat 200 ae wb ile. @ 19c. for shoulders, aad 18c. a 2ic. for ne Baoon—Sales were only in miderate de mand, with gales of 260 boxes gga *, B, nat, aud ved 9%c, The lard mari oo ny and rather heavy; sales about 1,860 vols. at one 2c, tbe vatter price for choice | Lulter was tu "ood . partioularly ti ring t0 tnferior qualities are negicoted SAe. 8 36c.,and Siate at dic. abdo , the later price (or choice, Cheese quie aud unchanged ai 16s, & 0 for commoa to ‘ime. Leroumo,—Reoetpts, 8,279 bbls. The tere yeater- day wus reodered duk and heavy by the deciin gold, and bat little Business was dove or atiempled to b lone, Crude was 1a fair demand at 4ic. on the spot, aud it wae Offered at that price tor ak mou! vl wed, ta bond and free, was quiet but firm, except for emall lots, whch ‘were picked up ut some reduction. The ales were 2.500 200 do, relined, 10 bond, at T0c. & low, 860. a 87K. Revive was quiot at 52440. Riow was 1 Moderato inquiry for home use, with rales of 100 bags Rangoon at 13440. & 140. and 60 do. Paton at 13,¢. a ISX, Skow.—INe trapsactions eiace our tast bave boom very small, embracing only 15 bales Tampioo at Xso Wo quote San Juan door, Chagroa and Sisal, 86c. @ 900 ; Dolt , 600. ; Mextonts, 600 @ Ghc.; T mpioo goat. aud Vora Craz at, g0c. @ ‘900.; Buenos’ Ayres, 48c. & G6c., and Curacou, 45c. a Sbc, ‘Sauz,—1he market duriog (he past three days bas been fairly active aud the advance noted in our last was (uty Sustained ‘The sales have been large, comprisiog. two of Ragged Island, oe of 8b Martin's, one short ribbed, cargoes of Hog Isiand) end anether of St. Vitts, ‘each ‘containing 4,000 a 5,000 bushels, at aa average of 800 © B5c.; also 13,000 bushels Mt, Martin's at 6240. , 20,000 bushels Turks Island at 8230. w850., and 2,100 sacks Joffrey & Darcy's at $3 GO. ‘Saaps.—Clover remaiped. quiet but firm Livsord gas again advanced to $4 30 for Calcutta and $3 50: tor American. SPKtTeR romaine very: quiet,/ with: eales-of 25 tons of Veblen at 1éc. a 14% , and enalt love of Stlestun at 16456. 1ck3 —In some desorip! tions there has beou a good laguteyy bat the market, o# the wholo, is quite heavy, owing to the extreme flaotuations of gold. Sales pave been made of 140 bags pepper at 42c., 400 do wt 4asse, & 48%c., the Istier being now above the: market price, and 4000 bags do. on private terms; 80 do pimento at aid § cases Dutmdexs at BL 70. “SUGARS,—The demand 1s adily imcreasing for raw, Prices, however, are rather ouster Sales of ubrut 1, bids. Cuba muscovado at 19c. to 22 %c., sud 900’ borers Patavia on private terms, Lair to good refl.iog may be quoted at 194c. 2 20c, Refloed was in beisk wquiry aud _ Digher, aud may ba quoted 260 a 2T¢. for soit yellow, 273;c. « 2840. for solt white, and 30c for hard. “Stock yesterday estimeted at 39,000 bids., 31,000 boxes, | 88,060 bags aud 307 bids. meiado, iow.—In pig there hus been but little doing; but: tho market was generatly firm. Sales 200 rubs . traits at 6ic, at whicu price kngiish is hold, 1a plates there has doen rather more demund, the sales embracing 300 boxes 1. ©, charcoal, 10x14, at $22; 250 boxes I. C. coke at $18, Same sizo: 1:0 do, coke terue ab $16 66, and 400 boxes extra plates at (ne rate of $22 for 1. C. ‘LALLOW Was Leavy and lower; sales 240,000 Ibs. at 186, a T¥c,—the latter price for cholce city. ‘Towa: co,—Under the extreme fluctuations of gold the demaad during the past week bas only been moderate, and prices ure a trifle exsior; sales of Kentucky leaf com. prise 570 hhds. at 120 m 45c.. 225 cavos seed leaf at 10c. 4 600., and 420 casos do, at 9X0 @ Sic. Manufactured was quiet, but firm, Woot.—tbe market 5 decitediy moro active, er ro prices bave an advancing teudency. The sales this Comprise about 250,000 Ibs. fleece, at G2s¢. a $l,wu 100,000 ibs, pulled ut 85c. #900. Foreigu 13 firmly heid, but we bear of no saics. Wuiskry.—the market oper drooping: sates 460 bbis. at §) and $1 73 (or State. FAMILY MAKE! REVIEW. Prices have advanced geuerally, ua wil! be seen by our list below, . Business is, however, pretty lively. A govd quality of batter sold yesterday for 45c, per ib. at: Wash. iugton market:— Mxats —Koastt: firm but closed dull aud 4g AGL 74 for Westora Pieces of eet, 26% a 306 per ib ; 1. 2h . lamb and mutton lOc, # ie. ; do. hindquarters, Uc. u 16. ams, 250.5 shoulders, 226, bacon, Z=2. n20C.; fresh pore 2c ; corned pork. 23¢. Pouumy axy Gaun—Torkeys, 220 & 280 ; do. ; ducks, 26c, a 360 : Keene, Ze. a Xe. Fissi —Striped bass, 200, por Ib, ; oeis, Sulnoa trout, 20¢. ; cud, 10c addock, 10¢ Diack Osh, Ide. @ I5e : white fish. 180.. chickens, Iho. a 200.; perch, 1e.; lobsters, 1 | oysters, 75c. a $1 50 per huncred. Vacmraotes.—Common potstows, 690. per peck; sweot ir auart: turnips, 40c euch ; lettuce, ‘be. # heoso, potatoes, 0c.; tomatoes, L0c. Fh ‘vaneh; cabbages, Isc. a eMincxLiaknove.—Butter, 480, @ 640: por Ib; lac, a 23c. ; eggs, 6 for 2 ‘THE GANADIAN FENIAN CONSPIRACY, , Investigution by the Police Magistrate The Mayor of Toronto Threatened with Dench, &e. '¥rom the Toronto Leaer, No he oxaw patio of 9.) cnn saguire, who was taken tnto. custeay ou oll, on a charge of having pike corled at B18 house on Queen K place before "he Of wakistrales yesterdsy ‘orenoon, at The court room wor deorely crowded with anxious look ing spectsters, WhO e-ideatly took a Geep interes: jn tho TOSU\E of the InvEstigat! 1k came out in the ence that a good deal of the credit Of iearciug the fact that the pikes wace tw tbe houee of Maguire is due to Constable Mo'*tolinel, who was 60 tho ale" on Sunday night to discover some perticulars that might be of service to the citizens relative to toe mevemeni# of the conspirators. By keeping a sbw watol On tho prem es of Maguire be saw men i the roomie ib the act of unscrewing tbe :1kes handles. Me tmine:tiately communicated the circu to bis superior o} ¢ houses 1@ whl given by this o sa decent looking, Le gp Lint court iu charge of @ policorm ely followed by some of Lis iutimate friends and se The Lex of pikes which were found by the police were Profuced iy Court, to the couster mort timid apectators a those who appeared to ful of such weapon, (he pikes, when ecrewed nw the hundies, measured en OF eight feet, and presented a very idly looking appearance. The word “Govan” or “Gowan” is imeerted tu Capital letters on the blade. Mr Thomas O'Connor «ppeared oo bebaif of the pris- over, woo was allowed to take & xoat beside him in toe Baye of the room, Sergeant Major McDowell swora—Om Sunday night 1 1 received imfcromtion that there was a quantiy of Or daggers Concesled im the house of ® mum uHmed Maguire, oo on of some of the foarch warrdat andy nied by four constab en Thad warrant tofearch fis house. ne en! ( went up stairs, and while there Constabi ho was belo, culled up to me, and worall was leaving the house with @ box, auould see What Wes In i; took the box Men, ADL Upon epening It’ T found tw ow produced, pac nicely in paper; Man went irs agutn and fo room, iu the fre 9 honse, twenty one of these Btalle. 1 found that the blades fted into, or ncrewed into, the end of the stall; L then arrested Mr. Maguire, ‘and brought Dim to No. 3 Potice station, ‘The Magistrate—Do you wish to ask tho witness any quent Mr O'Cénnor? mr, O'Covacr—No, your worship, I see 0 cause for cross examinatian, ~ The Magistrate—Do you wish to offer any defouce? Mr. O'Cennor—i do not see what case you are ging to muke out. The Mogietrate— Well, 1 ccaofess J ean’t my-it eee what ‘Ouse we are woing to Make oul. 1 belteve thore are other obarges to be Inid, and of bee pe be aye euurataly their morkt:, Coumable Modiobael, sworn} ‘was on duty on Satur. |! day aight on Gaver wireet; TWEe betwoen Peter a0dJoha, reets, wheu ao armed badi-| FE, Tan came ey tae eres je o’elock: the men w weapons im Ireland, party, we tbey. turted 7 siakan wrwens on “SD, cond tb Z. the samo tite: he jon of Marin eins “ wh adewei id weld ne wenn tume to arouse Sorgen tAiog, McDowou; taut it would be better (6 go t the stati ‘and worm Borgeant Leith of the circumstance; w, RO 8B B08 Sergeant Heth, who was stoalic ‘station. door wheo we weot up: he sala no tho inen/ were joing to Xt, Mary’e church, ubd that it whe ‘arolens ta them; they wore carrying the pikes bes their “The Magiateate-—-Were you oo duty on Queen street on eer Sey th? ea. The raginbrnve—Did you dincover Witnens—I was 08 duty Qui the other mde of the ‘st Nponite Mi Tala pet know abe mon; Ypaw othe fen thr ue low bitad. To Mr. O'Connor—1 was oa tho pow A cond ged ea an ge to nook up the tn OF the Roe satt ioe eh ‘conf me ‘we ing to bring it Ld gs 3 2: Mr on TURDAY, NOVEMBER: 2, 1864. ‘The Magist-ate—I mameane Team at a toss to keow ‘oaMasirtat wae tit. OCopaog—Wel!, your ip, f am etme loss at Behera. 1 capped pouenie adat the prisoner to be Magistrato—Yes; leuppose no. I wit admit bim (0 Oli—bimaci! ta the eum of £100 smd two ood sure- (ie ta £50 exch. 1 wil gtve judgmont ea the case to- row Ban bonds were thee made eut aid the prisoner left tho court 1 oomprer with bis counsel aed (ricuds. Neevier.ce was adduced implicaung any other parties. Those so axe crenarea | to give important inermation with regard to those whe the streets on Satur. Guy Bight were not called med, oe preitmiosry ar- uxements for (heir aerest art having as yot been com- pleed by (he potice auuberition. ‘Focap the climax of this dingracotul affafr, a toter ‘bas been font to his We the Mayer, threatening Rim aed otbore with death i the publie streets unlows $e proceoayn Are stopped against those implicated. low lng is a copy wi the-drecment:— ‘Touoxto, Nov. ¥, 1864. ae: BR, Mevcars, Esq ;—Sie—f be-eech you, for the Your vwu life, Kop thees procevings fer you tiret maa that will falt im the Stewizht (street) tbe fe men (rom vullew bear stay mg to watch you. Kx. cure me ta my bured memevts. | tremble wend contem- Pinto the Afuil porct. Fember this i# frome aYa | shail see you this evening, Sua of tac work eal talon Joma Corrand Allon and Other boads, TUR FIVTE OF NOVEMBER IN TORONTO. \ (From the Montreal Herald, Nov, 10.) ir Of the buh of November iu Toruuto seems to aero developed a mack more (ruddubie danger than any w-be apprehended from an occaxional rivt mate by excited parties abuut Old World quarrels, the evideuce # preity Conc-usIVe LDnt Organized bodies ef armed men were adorned out tto.the street to put down eome vaiuly opizeheneee deager, It is likely evough that toe degre Of drill muniiested by-these quast emiiury Lartics was @ good deal exsegoretcd by the imaginations, peru ise tbe Spprevensions, and possibly the artisan ti will ofzhise ‘who reported what they 6aw, but wo thiuk there oan be ue dewbt that tho story ts not wholly mythical J, indeed, any question could arise on. tint the fact of the divoovery made by the police would put an ced to aij beeitation as to* character of some sec'et proceadiugs whict must havo:been iutoly takiny pinco at Toronto, The plke heads and bandos tovod m tho tivern indicate womistake: One Of those foolish, Hupotent, bat wicked and miackion obs plots, 1u pureuaboe @: whieh wild young meu:.pre- pare thomselvex, by @ course uf gupp sod miliary ts BIruction, aud by the aocumulation of weapnns, (or 8m ex)cotod’s utingcucy im which Loey aro to act ‘eitiver 19 dependently of the coustitutcd aucuurities of the coun. ty, OF tw oppositivn tu thom, Ip tHe exiAting Blue Of athare betwoen curssves and the veigbboring G uuiry, With a wet of jersous ding their best to biow wp) tue flames of war, itis not a matter alto,elver ridic.slous that @ consideradie body, probably’, of strong and active mea, sbouid be dunded. toxewer for Bor at jut. poses, under the. guidavos ef irrespomsivio beads. Otherwise the charac of sue pieparation jor gorvice, to. the way Of Quartermaster's stores, would be. lidierous enough The {asa of making War in the streets or goy whore cise with pikes &.uiast a foros whico, if encountered, would be provid’d with (he exquisitely contrived aod manufactured wring now in-use, is one tha: could have eutered tuto the beads of nope bUt persons of wexk intellect, or f that ot kind of perso acters have, uufort received tuo yy iilustrations im the Bistury plea whose ob:eot 18 simpy to get tp KOwe mae oh tuey may. sell to th- authort ives and ibe ties of th ‘Lhere isaniy one thiag which we May bo rewiNUed, Loat thee men, be 48 the Glob: sugvew s, OF whit ch ftcbi to their chosen org «i:tzatiou as the Oranvemen. agaist whom, om tue bth November, They Becim tu have exyecied to be pitted. The Oranvemen, accofding 10 the 4a inuocent Of the wieation Of inputting the memories 0: the dead Duke ol New castio and of (Concent, did at one time rutend to us wh Uy gratuitous sod vwaton calebratien ui an historical event connected with the 1116 of @ persuv who bay cen Gew! & Kremt dead jowzer than vithor. It wes ths inten. tion, which wus wet by @ connter intention, as the act would, it appears. bave bevn mot by a counter «ct of oppositwitl: amd we may be wked why the One side bas not «8 much right to its Oreanization for projection uB ds not tect Ourselves Cony P wend of whi they Hibern cerbed 40 mike «Dy reply te bavo always aet oursely asso miro that #tats of pociely in which it doperda upon the discretion of geand muster, or avy other soi-coustituted: digmiary, with ms advivers, «hetber a large number of pereans ‘ecting iv coucest Ruali orsball Hot ¢uru oUt tu the streets Lo evpy tbe tug kone @luer pers:ns, and thence prov that culminating post of plevaurab.o exciteweut which recenuly divermOee the ordiarily slow course of come mercial And industrial fe 1 the city of Be fast, At tne sume tine. the Urénge Axaociatiou fx, US WO bAVE Always understood, primsriiy a civil iwatitation—too much iu the senee ia wh Gh. gome ware aro said to be civil, wuich Gertiiniy does not meno polite, tut which may be used todistingoish that body trom any exseutiniy militery order. ‘iho Orangemen, ag such, are Dot armed men U Feniann, or whoaver they wero wno apeured LD the U: 01 tbe Sth of Noveu, ver in the sircets Of Torocte, xovm to havo been nothing f they were uot armed, In the frst body the very rea'y capacity tor armug which they have usvatly exbgpiied is but au toctdent; im the lest, the arms would appedb to. rake part of tha fasn in bis saso- ciated capscity With no di-josition, therefure, to upo- logize for the Orarge Asyociatt-n oF its intentions, bap ply not carried out, we cannot fail to sec in ihe pew Asseciation a.dev und additianal dinger to society. Its, Perhaps, tortunate that au uocideotal circumstance, wich really resulted in nothing, should have discovered this evil betore any miscbiet had arizeu from it, being now laid open, we may hope that it will be pre vented from being developed from a state of latent into one of active: mischief, But potbiag cin be mo: ca iated for mixobiet, in Present erisino! our b tan Sach. associations a OL In yHestion, #0 fi wo understend iis nature from our preserit injormation. Severe Tornado ut Chester, Mi. Sr, Lovry, Mo., Now. 10, 1964: A terrible tornado passed ovor the town oi Chester, I, at two olc'vek yesterd1y morning. Over a dozeu binses were blown down aod competely demotisbe.!, burying thoir sleeping inmates 10 their ruina, Five pcraons were Killed und twoive or flitern wounded, several of them seriously. A brick church was blown to atoms. Several ekiiis om the river were carried nearly tho fourth of w. mile up the biui. Sr. Louis, Nov. 11, 1804. ‘Tho lees of property’by the toraado at Chestor, IM., fs about $90,009, The towa of Randolph, seven miles d'stant,alro gut. fered severely. Nearly all tho houses ta tho piace were blown op. Arr and Departures. ARNIVALS. New Oarram—Ship Gul ling Btaend Rionabardt, wife and ‘errant; Wm M Shaw and TR Hatch, RI Sheppard, _ tw serennt: Ib Gree Mes Menara, ates W Finrenten AD. ineter Kaasey D Ronenburgh. A 4 Senders. M'Mibroucé, D dmavone Capes @ Hagria, Nilson, UH Br ucage—nnd others in the steernge SHIPPING NEWS. Rerus:a City of London. Auistra}asian, 12.3. Boston 1... Now Boa For heaor City of Manchester. New York 12. .Liveroost sees Now Yi 12.. Tambarge 16... Livervoot KinuatoN, the, AYO New OULRANA. y ban nme AMD Howava—Ricamahip Corsten, from New mare Kingston, J~Steamebio Montezuma, frem Now York lov im ip ar. from New York, Nov 1%! ; ears oe ae from New York Nov Been yon, from New Keck Nor 19 Pi “Becta Anel, from ew Fork Nowe. ‘CLEARS! Steamsnop, Oermante (Ham), Ehlers, Secthamp ion ane fateh Stew, Liverpeot—Tapes ott Bros i aae Benith & Co erader (3 ihyy oan ely dare, wit ttoet Vl Vienna, Setubal, Portugal, 68 dega, Kalle lontevideo, 06 days, with hides caiiee. in Brg Beatris tt) winds to Joby Bri; me (ay 93: fy 3 we ula br), iktwrood. Slant, 204 ‘th coon. C Vendorbie,ervising Briz Geo Baker (an) slic St Thomas, 19 daya, with cotton «ec, to Wm Inu: Rng Allareua, laylor, Gaon iat ff" Folch Sadlay was spouss' by 3 uunboat Acotina en a Hartfors, in tow. te Mt ries, Tautou for’ Boman, Btu amt, (He); Shaw, Ht Martina. 16 days, with salt, tod Dewan ack onc. int 80 8 ton 70 21, ine heary sale frou W, carried awa) ore rigsier, spt imal Sela acl eaa pictornen. Mew Orleans, U1 dava, to Pr -- HF init baaaie to r H > ary roth Halse, Bent H Brewster, haw keos, ir Sobr G8 Kerickaon, ba h ocr Tm. ec Piaaiphins Stearsers Riort Gen Neieoy 6 Terry. Parteerebn west O Wiatnrop, Onward. Guiario: ‘barks Gundario, But beige, Hevgress, Si i aches Maria Jame, Enevardremetinenes Uroid tuallenie 8 Waring, G Somers, Ida vo la Tor 6. & MeLata, isothon. H-Saow J pgamer, Herbert, + Ward, M a Pred vies, ‘sou bird, 6 8 Terry. Margarat june, BY Woolsey, J Bone, Wind-at unset WNW. Amerteam Shipmanters’ Asseciativa, Nob) Watt Srxeer—Roous% anp 25, ‘Tho tellewing approved Masters and Ollers have received comm 'eaoun from this Ansostation: = Captaton Evoch M Howard, steamer Petrel: Jobs T Pyter, brig Leviathan, James W Ganbs, suip Sout Ly tread ‘Thomas 6 Witherspoon, wehbe Cabor; George B break, se: JW Hathelds George S$ IWilson, brig Lucy Heywood, Geo Dick, brig UM Reynolds; Thos i Byrnes, bark Rapin, Ail com miastons outstanding over one year require to be Prosonted at the olive for renewal, tuechiancous. Purser Wm 8 Fiotd. of ateamship Quiding Star, from ‘New Grieans, has our thanks:for favors. The Commercial Express Company have again furatened us with a Gle of Now Orleans papers to the 6th instant, for which they have our asks, anes Hanrpen, Penticton, from & George, NB, for Brts- put into Hadifax om she Gib fet, waln iose of aati and feakieg, Baxk Jonn Gite, Whiting, Grom Boston fo: bene Mypety with lowe of phnakh CGH, pus tate Pernambuen. silat ached, part of cutwader kone apd ptiier damase, baw- lng been to eoxision Sept 26, im ial €N, with Nor brig AMDB . Buzabéth « b-fore reported). Baxx Barnstaace, Richasison, hence for San Francisca, put into ikie Janeiro leaky, previous to Oot i, aad was peu me Banx Zermre. at Bosten.zrom Cadiz, loxt topzallantmash :, aprong topsaliyard, sove boat, aplit sails, &c. ae BiG Iecinro, Simpson, from Cientuegos for Boston. ges. ashore 9h insten Great Point Rif Nantucket, Bhe tier io 1 towt water, and drowing omy 12 feet, will probably come on alter discharging. Some B+ earina—Capt, Pride. of echr Laura Pride, from Bt Kits reports that on.Oct 26, while th See eget of ache Seratina. of Sew Yor! aku BOFE, eet mate aud crew slipped the olmdas and ran away with the vessel; destivation unknown, Scum Ina Lasrnevivey, Coleman, hence for Washingkpm,. put into Philadelphia ivthstast. leaxy, Bcun Deviance. before reported ashore, came off morning : of LUth inst, after discumrging. Scour Gro Hawks, f Botton for Bans 1o entering Portiand harbor aigital 9th fost, struck on KO's Laat Point A tus weut to. her, and it was supposed she would get olf next ude, SoumMora, of Proviaasce, before reported ashore on the - lower-ens or Biackwellts lsiand, waa {rom Llizabathport for seatan’. with com. Some Brown, o2 and pow at Warren, BI, buils at) Mysto ie ‘IsaT, 4 tons, hax been sold to partice tu, Wareom , watt Providence for S500), cash, xnd will ea frou Peovk- dence under eee of Capt Turner Carr, Jr. poken, Ship o1ey of motile ence for Shanghao, Seps 22, iat.10.2% Shp Kinity Varocan Simes, hence for Panama, Oot 8, toh. Sark ion ‘ot i days frem Shanghae for NYork, Sept 19, Int 31 (8. lon 19 W. Bark Fereigner, from Philadelphia for Now Orioans, Ook: 101 22, off the Iam Sebr ‘artless, 7 days hence for St Croix, Nov 3, tat. 27.6), 100.65 $2. Foretgs Ports, Axtwrrr, Oobdo-Arr Ocean Traveller, McOully, NYorks 26th. Clyde. Pmknev. do, Rovimavx. Cet 2i—Arr Rochester, Patten, NYork; Anma- wkett, Baltimore. x 4— wore! “25th Romaine, Card, 6 fates Ss) Och imOu, mina, Stevens: from Rotterdam few D wanana. Oot B—Arr Br brig Ocoan Pearl, Boston (ama. a'd lth,tor Bonaire’ TAtMOUTH, Oct ld Skylark, Bursley (from Bakerte. 4), Hambuse: Assyria Delano (from Rangoon), Bre aria Lattinueld (fro. Akyab).toedoa Set 2i- Arr Kien Oven Shepard, Cardenas, j—in port Rr brig Iri., for Turks Islandste loud for. Bostowe ach W teh Q eeu Unyt, for ia 12 d Livenroot, Get 26—Cid Ameita Gehrigg, Rayale, I~ _more. ut for 1dg2@h, Ei toe oo iataeegae ; Yomurh Thomp+ ‘Arr Rollo buts for York) 27Uin, i 0% Po: Oct 3A Peravian (9) Qnebee. Om 17 arr Con eat Meewallow: ‘Secon Bostsn, Cia Bist, tin i, N'Y or Tibuee Sept ola port Brig Nien. for N¥ork We, No Am vowel lo part, Sil Zloty, Be brie Kmmay Weat. Hoste Hews Set 25— Arr Onrl Constantine. Wilkin, York, Persennces, OFtS—In port barks Joha.Giipin, Wai from Hooke tor Caps Town. pas in Ath. rope (sen Miseei de briga Fanny Lingnln, Hyrdiwm for Boston ; Palme (Bema Rojuer from and for Paks et etn. port ache Enehantress, sae oR York gia 17t), brig Jia. 4, 8 famuel CG: fone jtrom Salem » Han Seeavow, Ang 2—Atr_ Ow + ad Weston, Newonwarg: ~ orga about Oct 1J=-Sid-brig andy Washington. Pan. roe phn port scbrs Bara Maria, tor Demarare Conina, tor New Yorw Ida. ‘> hg Oct 28—im port brig hava, fom WYork 2 daye, Ampenat Ports. ALEXANDRIA, Now 7~ Arr brig Hae, one ee rs Garrison, T BOSTON, Nov | bark Rad apt, more, Baltimore: EW dark hearse, ry. VrHadel Mary. Kel e' ington t Hicatan, Nrork. | St qhiy ‘Orpheus (tonen Gatonten), New «ta tow of stoamer Chariag 1 arson ATT steamer America. sl Calewtta; Goleanda, doz ba a J Mialiney, Landons ¥ Cai BAGTIMO! $ rt Saree con vickraa Ha! oe tor Lavery s nid, Port Ropal; ‘Br brig Montrose" Paantom. irom Baltimore for “Roads in aistrens. Cid bre altred mare N Barry, Plum- wen, Bath BRISTOL, Nov 9—Arr sebr Ketuen ‘Wells, Allen, Prov. dence for N¥ ork, SN cy S—Areaahe Goo Tarior, Jones, NYork. = Ee. Mew! ov 9. PM—arr U 8 revenue ‘lids. eet Ww lere ward. oeds Ba > ren Ta Te con F a “lobe, ralhalio. nA ete Haines, Goumselte. NEW Snunaxn = 30-Arr steamship Fung Shuey, Nareth, NYorks en daztower, Arte; art. Panay 1 J:P Kirtland, Boma, Ail aod Are ‘rrascro, Pater, in port the above arrivals, aan are o—Are i ray ay, ara yon a