The New York Herald Newspaper, November 17, 1864, Page 2

2 NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1864, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Wepnespar, Nov. 16—6 P. M. The leading feature of the day in Wall street bas been the coutinued heavy decline in the price of gold and stocks, Rumors from Washington of another offer of amnesty and speculations with regard to Sherman’s movements assisted the fall of the former, which was sinking In accordance with its natural tendency and the absence of sufficent strength on the ‘bull’ side of the market to counteract it, Notwithstanding the low price of ra lway shares the sympathy of these with violent fluctuations of the gold premium is very close, and operations on the Stock Excha reflected travsactions in the gold room, The specie quotations during the day were as follows: 10:00 A. 238 2:20°P. M 1006 A.M 20 300 P.M 11 10A 126% 415 PLM 12-20 P. 2084 440 PM 2:10 P 333 56 At the first session of the board the market was strong for government securities, but weak for railroad shares, and the tendency of these was downward. The cloaing sales as compared with thoge at the second board yesterday showed the following vari- ations:—Erie declined 134, New York Cen- tral 2, Reading 2, Michigan Southern 2%; Michigan Central 144, Cleveland and Toledo %, llinois Central 4%, Cleveland and Pittsburg 1%, Chicago and Northwestern 1%, preferred %, Chicago ard Rock Island 2%, Fort Wayne 2, Ohio and Miss’ssippi certificates 1, Quicksilver 13, Cumberland Coal ¥ Government securities were in active demand at higher pric Coupon five-twenties sold at 103% # 101%; new issue, 103% a 103%; coupon sixes, of 1bS1, 110% a 111%; one year certificates, 96%; seven three-tenths Treasury notes, October and April, Lid a 115. State stocks and railroad bonds were dull; bank shares neglected. At the call and at the open board, at oneo'clock, the market was heavy and quotations 4a 8 per cent lower. <a! At the second regular board it showed no provement, and closed unsettled. As compared with the closing sales of the morn- ng, Eric declined %, New York Central §%, Hud- ‘son River 1, Reading 1, Michigan Central 1%, Michigan Southern 1, Illinots Central %, Cleve- dand and Pittsburg %, Fort Wayne 4. Government securities continued strong. Cou- pon sixes of 1831 sold at 110% a %; coupon five- twenties, 104; new issue, 103% 104; 1.30 Trea- sury notes, 115. At the open board at half-past three there was ‘Ssteadier tone to tae market, and quotations un- derwent a slight improvement. The money market continues easy to stock houses for call loans at seven percent. The dis- count line is unchanged at eight to twelve for good names. The is volume of commercial paper offering small, and capital is seeking other chan- els for employment. The foreign exchange market has been inactive, as usual on steamer day, and quotations are in some instances a shade lower than they were yesterday. Bankers’ sterling at three days is quoted at 110% a %; at sixty days 109% a} The Persia took out $150,000 in specie, and the steamer erty, for Havana, $5,000, The advices from Europe by the last steamer indicate the partial return of confidence in finan- cial and commercial circles. The Bank of France had reduced its rate of interest from eight to seven per cent, but the Bank of England rate still remained at nine, and, in view of the weak position of the bank and the many adverse contingencies ‘to which it is liable, it was deemed by the best authorities injudicious to lower it at present. The effect in India of the decline in the price of -gotton had not been:felt, and there was a possibili- ty of its reacting unfavorably upon mercantile houses in Great Britain. Moreover, a foreign drain of bullion was not considered improbable in the event of a reduction in the Bank rate of dis- ‘count. A large number of fivancial and commer- cial establishments In the kingdom have been serious suffercrs by the depression which has pre- rvailed in the stock and-general markets, and more failures are looked for. Meanwhile the increase in the bullion reserve of the Bank of England of £167,432, for the week ending November 3, and in ‘that of the Bank of France of £53,000, are symp- toms of their reviving strength. The highest cash prices of the leading railroad and miscellaneous shares, at the first session of the Board of Brokers to-day, compare with the quotations on Wednesday of last week as fol- Nows:— *- * Nov. 16. Cleveland an¢ T:ledo RR, lease ana Rook inland Ri, Northwestero RE . New York and Erie RR. Erie proverred stock. judson River RR.. lipots Central RR... 1 Government qdoted as follows: pon sixes of 1581. tered sixes of 1881. pon five-twenties, inierest on. tetered fve-tweuttes. 08 of 1957 i Doupon fives ‘if 1874, erdorned Dewber 7 3-10:hs Treasury notes Coupym tea ortios. Dae} year certificates. Btate stocks we 15 96% + 96% Tegistered at the following North —— os. The following is ‘the report prs he from the Onited Stages Sub-Treasury:— ‘ustome re Bipts | receipts Payments . Balance... Subscriptions to ‘government lose The following comparative statement shows the ‘average condition of the leadiug items of the F felphia banks for the past and present week: 3 025, 41,763,747 2,088,904 12,>99)300 86,943,003 37,408 .006 | 2,456,776 2,406,652 —The above exhibit shows @ further increase of $1,001,131 of loans, $245,994 of legal tender notes | and $461,043 of deposits. The specie line of ave- wage fell off $315,353, and the circulation $49,124. ‘The Alleghany Valley Railroad Company are on | § ‘oeuparket for $60,000 on a second mortgage 7 per | which md, free from State tax, the payment of | The follow ppssumed by the company. the Racine and Miys,the comparative earnings of eailroads during the weet! and Northern Iilinois “ag November 7:— 1866. 3,654 bits teens 7416 since January 1 have been $499,009, wiich shows am excvss over the earnings during the nome period in 1863 of 152,707. The panexed Migros show the tenflly on thy Ma- rietta and Cincinnati Railroad during the first week in November in 1863 and 1864:— 1864. 8,130 Neat 1,004 sesvseseeelhlOS The Michigan Central Railroad earned for the first week in Nevembe: $07,479 61.658 +> 05,825 WOOTOASE. .. 0.20 .c sees ee eeee cenececeeeteees ‘Yhe following table shows the amount of flour and grain shipped at Milwaukee from January 1 to the 5th of November in 1863 and 1864:— 494 658 169,108 102,546 12,116 1,914 The exports of treasure from San Francisco from January 1 to October 20, this year, compare 4s follows with the shipments for the same period im 1863:— Shipmevts since Jan. 1, 1864.. Corresponding period lass year. Excess... ndereesereeecerees + 90632, 668 Proposals are invited for one million of con- struction bonds of the Adirondac Company, bear- ing interest at seven per cent, payable semi- annually tn the city of New York. Twenty-five percent of the amount tendered for to be pay- able on the acceptance of the bids, the remainder in three monthly instalments of twenty-five per cent each, or the whole may be paid for in one sum, Accrued interest on coupons will be charged and interest allowed on payments, Sealed proposals, marked ‘Bids for Construction Bonds,” will be received until the 30th inst. at the office of the company. The following table shows the coinage at the United States Mint in San Francisco during the third quarter (July, August and September) of 1864:— bee 250 double eagles. eagion. Duliion received and period, - ($4,062,634 ir bullion received and parted. 108,948 The aggregate value of the exports, exclusive of specie, from this port to foreign ports during the week ending November 15 was $3,938,116. The returns of the Bank of England for the week ending November 2 compare with the statement of the previous weck as follows:— low. Public deposits hard Other 18,848,428 Government sect 9 334,542 = bape 19,099,477 jotes In circulation... 21,043,820 Specie and buliion. 13,813,441 The usual return of the Bank of France for the week ending November $3 shows the following changes compared with the last account:—In- crease—Cash in hand, 1,333,000; bills discounted, not yet due, 27,666,000; bank notes, 8,800,000; current accounts, 31,800,000. Decrease—Treasury balance, 16,000,000. Advances have undergone no material chang: The Bank of France has reduced Its rate of dis- count from 8 to 7 per cent, and the Nationa! Bank of Turin from 9 to 8 per cent. The probability of a new French loan, in the shape of capital for a Bank of Public Works, is generally entertained in England and on the Conti- bent. The Bank of England has given notice that en Friday, the 2d of December, the £3 per cent ¢on- sols, new £5 per cents, new £3 10s. per cents, new £2 10s. per cents annuities for terms of years, and India £5 per cents, will be transferable with- out the dividend due on the 5th of January next; also that the transfer books of East India stock will shut on the 9th of December and open on the 6th of January. Satterthwaite’s London Circular of the 4th inst. has the following in referente to American secu- rities:— Ir the English market for American securities Bog bave bad no very great variation in prices during the week, Tne present rate of exc! rig nd no jt on the shipment of securities from fork, in the absence of further importations United ‘five twenty bonds bave advanced a balf per cent. Iilinois shares bave been neglected until to-day, when, op inquiry, cou- pled with the large earnings of the road for the month of September, ap advance of one doliar was estabiished. Erie shares, on the otner band, have given way a balf per cent, The rebel loan had fluctuated considerably, and the last quotations were 61 a 63. Canadian government securities had been sten- dily advancing in value in London. There was also an improvement to note in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia government debentures. A good effect seems to have been produced in the minds of the holders of these securities by the proposed comfederation of the British North American pro- vinces. Canadian government six per cents were last quoted 97 101, and the five per cents, 878 90; New Brunswick government six per cents, 95 97, and Nova Scotia six per cents, 98 a 100. The annexed figures show the amount of specie imported and exported into and from Great Britain during the week ending Nov. 2:— Goa. Ellver, Toa. Tmaported.. £531,549 943,309 774,868 Exported. 12,522) «117,788 = 130,310 Excess of imports......£519,027 126,521 644,648 Money throughout the continent of Europe still continued to command high quotations. In the leading cities the figures were:— Bank vg on es The following table shows the present value in England of gold and silver coins of different na- tionalities according to the British standard:— Foreign gold in bare De. silver to bar Gold colp, Portugal pieces Do Atmerjcan eagles. Nagoleons.. . 10 guilder pieces Bilver cotp, Mexic.n and S American doilers 3 Hy 9x De, Spanish pillar doliars Stock Exchange. Waongspat, Nov. 16—10:30 A, M. .. 122 800"she Erie KR..... 994% *61,cou TLL 600 Hud Riv RR 12055 500 do.. 2.00 8 6's,5 20,rg. 10854 1800 500 US6'86 20,c 8m Poy 1800 1000, bs ++ 103% 7 py? 0000 30000 do. | 15000 do. 16000 do. 6000 NY ¢ 1000 + ich 8 x 2000 A & i Hd m pe #0 | 6000 Chi RNW lem 96 oo | 1.000 PROD 4 24 wo 600 100Cleve, CoRcioRR 170 rican gold. 28 930 236 100 Chic ANW RRel@ 43: 1 pete 33% 200 ap a 33 1000 + 4M #0 1000 : 48 0% 100 43x fm (Gs Pon.chic & Ni beet, tai Kx bi ed “bad 6a, Bi B00 ler dpe ie A be Name gg isi RR. 10%y 1 12 Chic, ther & 160 Mi & P due RR. 52 1001, FEWAO RR. 105% 100 do, 10 106 2000 16 300 105% 100 810 105', 400 do. + 5% 100 Altea & TH RR. 53 100 AW& TH RR pret 15 100 40.0... 0... TH ‘50 Pacific Mai 83 Co 315 bees na an jaur-rast Two ozocx P. M. $neee DB @s,'81, cou hos fe a0,, ee fey bie bP Kotgetny amen 5000 100 Hudsoa River RE 120% 20, 008 ioe 120 aay “eae 06% do. iJ Hob Central RR. 125 ich S& N ia RR bY 3858s 1 +4 get f 3 200 Cle & PitteRR.010 104 200 ‘ 300 Chic 80.0 aN w peat B30 82 1000 82 200 100 200 200 Chi 11 Chic, BAQ*RE.. 114 100P, Ftwa ok 105% 1000 eewesees 10556 OITY OOMMEROIAU REPORT. Wepuepar, Nov, 16—6 P. M. Asums.—Reosipts, 30 bdbis. We quote pots $12 35 a $12 50, and pearls $13 60, Basaverorrs.—Receipts, 21,234 bbis. flour, 2,186 bbia corn meal, 25,022 bushels wheat, 3,272 do. core, 49,243 do, oats, 17,128 do, bariey, The flour market was beavy and decidedly lower, the decline ranging from 100. to 25¢,, and the depression being great om the common Kinds, Nothing done fer export or on speculation, and Sales 11,000 bois. State aod ~Sacsserners Gectine being more real th poten sh im the leading descriptios 24 for amber Milwaukee 3 aT & $2 38 for waite eed Western, $2 35 for red sa.es of 30 white do. Corn was lower and dull, Dushols at $1 79369 §1 8034 for Western mixed. was beid at $1 65, with i 60 offered, stondy, with sales of 8,000 bushels Canuds West at $2 05. Oats were dull and drooping, with @ moderate business, At 97c. a 99c, ‘Corton.—The fall in gold completely unsettled the mar- ket, and prices declived about zo. por Ib pat walon there y Barley ruled was an itcreased busiuess ut towards tbe close the demand bsd entirely fallen off, and ho.ders found it very diflicult to edeot sales at our quotations, Bales 1,000 bales. We quote — Uptani Florida. Mobile. NO, & T. 131 132 182 140 140 140 Good midditog. 141 142 Ma Coai.—We notice sales of 400 tons Liverpool orrel ard 100 do. canvel on private terms, Corrgx.—Thore was nothing of moment d: ing. and priccs ‘were a shade eanier, owing tu the deciive in gold. FaxicnTy were Om but quiet, Lnxagements to Liver Pool 400 boxes cheese, per neutral vesse!, at 17s. 64.. 0 bbus. tallow, Ife. ed, and per steamer 800 bags clove. #eed, 308.; 1,500 ‘peckayes butter and cheese, aoe 100 boxes bacon, 25s. To L-ndon, per beutral 25 tous sperm oil, 258. To Glasgow, per stcamer, 2% hod. tallow, 268., and 150 tierces beef, 48. 6d. tv Bristol, 100 bois flour, is A 1,300 1,400 Dbis, petroleum, on privaie terms. A brig tu St, foun and shocks, ata roand sum, Soo printed A ship, 650 tous, from st. John, N. 4, to London, deals &t 608," A schooner, 296 tons, to Gaza and Locke wat at 70c. aud molasses, on deck, a” A “British Dark, 20¢ tons, to Cardenas, at’ ‘$2,500. A British brig, 234 tons, to St Jago and back, at $2,500. A bark, 298 ious, to Cen and back, at 67,0. A schooner, 396 tons, New Orieans, at $5,500; one, 150 tons, coastin; ‘at $850 por month. extent at Har.—SuippDg was selling 0», 1 40, and re taal ey, at $l 60 mand, particularly = white the tolerior grades were ere in sraall supply, with but fit! 108; 40c. « 63c., iatter price for prime, latter price fur choice. deci oderat 20c. Wo.ssmte raled ‘quiet, w! Bales of 40 bbie, New Uricans Cubs muscorado at O3c. Davat Stones,—Spirits tarpentine was quies, but frm, at $2 45 a $2 50 for French and American Rosies were ta Faiber better request and firm, with sales of 50 pbis. Diack at before 4 16 No, 1 at $36 a $38. Prime city piich ‘quiet at $23 per bbl. Oi18.—Lipeeed was steady and firm at $145. Crude, sperm and whale were in limited demand and a trite easier, owing to the fall im god. Mavufactured was Grm Dut quiet, at our quotations, Paovisions.—Reveipts, 849 bbls. pork, 1,502 packages soe Sod do, lard. The pork market was lower,u der 10 gold, wilh some speculative Pot snes = the: 8, ot were $,S00 bbls. at $38 a $39 for old meas, $40 25 a $40 60 for new do., casb and regular wey, cis ing wt $40 25 cash; $37 50 8 $38 for prime, and $39 for Prime mess; also, for future delivery, 1,850 bbis, new mess, for all this mend, ‘at $40 T5; 1,000 bbls. de., same delivery, bois." do, for the fast’ halt of, "December, "a $40 "The beet, aa:- ket was firmer aod’ in active demand: sales 1,200 bbis. a $ta for country mess, $i4s $22 tor Tepacked mess, and $19 0 $24 for exirado. beef hams wore in active demand, with sales of 1,140 Bbis. at $27. Cut meats were in fair ‘wquiry, with saies of 470 peas. at lic. a 196 shoulders and Isc a zic. for bams. Also 2,000 ibs. pickied hams at 20}¢c. Bacon was ee- tirely neglected. The lard market was quiet and rather easier, sales 1,760 bois. and tierces at 19 >; No 1,21!0 & 23%. for \air to prime ate: 2340: 22330. for Kettle, Batter was quiet at 3c a 460 ‘or Univ, and é4c, a Suc. for State, Cheese duil at 160. a 25e, for common to rs Prrrotxum.—Tue {atl in gold rendered the all Kinds exceedingly dul, avd lower. In refiued, 1m boo were pomii 2 crude, pearly ail at 46350. ; 2,800 do. retued, mu /’niladel- pasa, at Toc anon Tree, ia lots, at 830. a 8¥c Beasine ‘was nominal Rice.—We one Ne of 50 bags Rangoon at 13}{0. The great decline lower, clusiug ‘ull at 25 36 aTe. 828540. for soft white, aod 9 Ke. for pow rds crushed aud grapulsted. ‘Srv —All descriptions were quiet, and prices were momivally lower. ‘Sraanie.—Saies 15 000 Iba prime city at 230. ‘TaLLow wos lower and less active, Sales 76,000 000 Ibs, at 18jg0. a 18%, Waisxey.—Recelpts, 200 bois. Market dull and de- pressed, with sales of 600 bbls. at $1 73a $1 1454 for Btate and Weste! City Politics. TAMMANY HALL AFIEH THE RLBOTION. A meeting of the General Committee of Tammany Hall was held last evening at the Old Wigwam, at whidh a resolution was adopted providing for the election, on Tuesday eveviog next, of ward conventions for the somt- tion of candidates at the charter election in December. After the regular business was disposed of, Mr. George W. Purser offered the following resolutions, which were uranimouely adopted — Kesolved, That the democracy of the lmpire City rea firms its patriotic devotion to the constitution aud Dion, seriously impressed with the conviction that freedom and prosperity of the Americin perpe and the permanent existence of republican institutions apon this continent would be imperiled by eeparati o, and shat, in the prophetic words of Jellerson, to be respected abroud we must be optied at bome, Resvived, That we condemn and denounee the admio- istration of Abraham .i coin as imbecile, extravagaat nod corrupt, aod believe that ® persistence tm its Inju dicious and partisan conduct of the war, und tte notori- ous faitblessuess to the spirit and louer of the constita tion and the exis er and the ruinous burden of the public debt, justiy inv: ke fuepicion and distrust in the Norte, and repel rather than invite returning loyalty on the part of tbe rebellious Btates of the South. Resolved, That while we deeply lament the defeat, at ion and triumphast election would bave sieedtly ago . peace, based upon the comstitation, we agais express our conviction shat the wemocracy of the otty of Now Le United States C it Court, Bo’ore Judge Nelson. Judge Nelson yesterday opened the United States Ctr. 19g in peasonsion eoUD OF Voree for proce the Ni Y one for w th intent to pass tho same, “oe Vourt thew |, Wil to-morrow at glevon A. Ma 3 | Sree pearel ane acres of the best oil | ‘Weat Vi a 20%. for . true to its sbintoric instinots, will steadily and esrvestly | tne 1. sustain the government in all just and eonstitational | ghamy ri eforte, in the feild e Cabinet, to preserve the Union, | creek, wi the existence of w ta eprential = aly tot tothe be bart “ive ‘> os "onthe prosperity, power and heppiness of the American edi " A! cult Court for the business of the October term. The Grand Jury sent in a number of indictmenis—one for terfert fractional notes, one for vecreting and | Peroersitng & Ning letters, from the Post y iJ ‘orfeit om hoves | The T UMON COUKME, L. 1. rHortTS Wepxespay, Nov. 16, match $500, mii three in five, 2 harvess, W. MeRoberts named g g Fittie vac. R Walker oawed be, m Irish Maid. tale Querty, Hatt, Mite. Firat beat, 42 123 Bais Seco 4 bom 10 (2.89 Third beat 10 bos Ford Heal.—Irish Maid was the favorite before. the start at Ove hundr. to forty, She took the i at the start on the outside, carried Mac to a brew and took the pole, tending to the quarter pole-at seast @1.bt lengths, in stretch 48 fast as she co elf and was beating the reveii'e so rapidir behind her that che became excited, sud broke up before reaching the bat’ milo pole, She psesed the post one length abead, in bul, dreaking a Littio Muc went to the froat, a home @ wioner by six lengths tu 2:41. ‘Second. —Ouve hundred to ferty on Mac. He tok the lend at the start, a ever Deaded, and won by half @ dozen leugthe in 2 Third Heat —One “Dundred to ten on Littie Mac. Thie beat was acountorpart of the previous one, Mac taking (ho lead at the beginorog and rotaiving it to the end, He ‘wou by four lengtba tn 2:39. at & Mississippi Steamer, OREW DROWNED —aNoTH eTBaMaR rian. INTO BY nee WHILB TAKING OFY HER Pas ‘ENGKRA, > From tbe Meme Ai The James White, which to't Cave Fi bos ere aud wreck of aap Viana’ 10, sod ove i im less thai witer over ber spar deck. Sbe struck near her bow and was splitoompietely jo two. The grouter part of ber crea, we learn, were to her bold at the time of her strik- ing, apd were immediately drowned, it-ts ea'd that bat three esosped, Her passeogers avd some negro soldiers were taken unon the Geiden Kagle, which, while lying siongside, was tired into by @ squad of gueriiixs from the hentucky shore, A party tA Qegro soldiers were among her passengers, six of whom gained the shore built a Gre to warm and di warming, were tred wo whole volley, as vot a al ty the cueri of tbe [ bebprt not seen any A Yourarut Courts.—The oldest man in Wisconsia was married a few weeks since. His is James Steel, of Noapet Sauk county ee ts one hundred and eight a old. The bride, a Mrs. Maddon, is eighty-elght — fi washer Wisconsin, Nov. 11. r ‘ADimONDAG oi (co COMPaRY—oR ANIZED UNDI-R SPB rier iw York. Ollice 13 Wil Mara a per cent mor bonds. or $1 00000 of comari Con Bonde of tse Aalroudas mupear, Dbonring {ntorest abi he city of ton dere: three thowtele ms sapons wil kelcharend fed muted will be Teocleed w retile enn 42 ‘the office ef the company, ad: DAVIE, President Ts iM Ly. ouarns AND BILLS AGAINST THR UNITED States go Of whatsoever description. pure chased or collec by WALDEN, WILLARD & MctL- VAINB, 13 Broad sireet, New York. Lettie MILL AND MINING COMPANY.—TIHIB AN. nual mecting of ihe stuck holders of ‘hls company takes place aa Francisco on the third iv nb Bert Al "An ders for stock regi jateres” ‘Transfer 33 Pine atret Naw Yor, Nov. 16, 1864. = basins Heeb yee PETROLEUM COMPANY.—FIRST DIVI- deud.—The trustees of this company have this day de- ayable November 1s . No. 6 Broadway, ARTHUR 7. HUBD, Treasurer. New Yong, November 1, 1364. Qrest EASTERN, een nean ae Ruths aif ane “tr $0 KaCH. FE iz eases, $3 Pe! ae “mpm se nity are. eee A Sn aoilars per share, nO. BROAD Pk oT ANBAR WALL, api TO LOAN ON oomn. AND MORTGAGB-—IN CG oeemene to $20,000. apply to ADAMS & Rawerei Northeastern 5 N ¥ Now 14, 1% Vebpusl ‘tivid ode their rooms, 3% Third avenue, oa Weines 4 5 PHke wneca® ALE réR O 16, the ‘ot! ing gent ewes were Unavimes - 2° bas the gay bees = ct seer m, , Pramared apanare ¢ ee, Elegien:—James 4 . Bigita, peer Stock “or this company, Fy MoCabe mint tary at thiscnitte, of and after the lat of December ~ ROBERT JOHNSON, Obairman pro tem, oiders of said stuck, as shown by the eee. doun H. Haenertt, Secretary. ny sb tthe chy of business aa the wi time the teanster bgt ie the enacted oon wit | ATA MEETING OF THE YOUNG Mune CItiamy closed, to be reopened on ihe ‘st of Leoem! Association 63 uss k VOUNU, Secretary. | Grand sel Greshe etrerts, om 184 Mr, Bi, Js Ayres in tie chalr, om Pondleion was nowhuated as ALDEN MoO ANY 2 00. ‘ders Ww BTAO BUM &XoUANGB, of the Third Aldermanic aintect %. AYRES, Chalrmaie 19 BROAD SEK ERT, Wevutane Gain, } gecretarion sof Oil and Coal Lands for aaletm Venango | _F: 4. Cnawroup, Choice county, Pa, Western Virginiaand Ohio, IVIDEND —OFFIOB PACIFIO MAIL STEAM. |, New York, Nav, 7, 186¢ —Nott-e ts bere rd ot (pirectors Miveraivane deoiared « tegen re. (31 per Sia ote oud of the Bet earnia f tbe vee moa! a of the company Saturday. “toe, tah ase SoM” The wrans'er boove witl be Bilibeseapened 00 oa *puredaiy. ue 15th inst, By order of the THEODURK T. JOHNSON, Seoretary, SPECIAL “NOTICKS. NM LAST BUNOAY EVENING, 18TH the entrance of Rev. Heary Ward Be: cnailaat tem : aoe 4 a en) some HALL GB! sue x rr ee Han way this my ¥ a = aot iT dary sretiag Rotem BENJAMIN RAY, Chairman, Joum PX, } geore Was Bain, | Seeretarion, re lat hele rot —For alderman, | BEN. Jamet rowa, President Fiftee ned Olizene’ associat Wile Tucker, | Vrrealdent Kighte Ward Citizens’ As Hoa; Melson ‘Waterbury, Presigent Ninth ward Citizen W. W. Adame, pe natrman Nocainating Com inittee; Wr. ‘A. Pond. Seoretary POURTH WARD CITIZBNS' ASSOCIATION. A BPR ty tive Cow nitive Of the Fourth wed vai 7th imal at 734, Golocky at, Warren Hall tnd Hoary aroeta, BY erter or La B. O'Buran, Seorotary * COM MITT! Sw CORK DRMOoRATIC a oan CO 0: ar York, Nore it tint’ tbe demoeratie (atgee a ASSOCIATION, INSTANT, AT reer'a chiaroh, tlemen ( © tcnand conform favor by wend. x 6.244 New York Pest oilice, ing'ulsor hor address to POOR AMERICAN WOMAN —HAVING Loar A renendte since tater, Tube: | bad Sonat of New Yoek are bereby called a no @ beautituldbor, one delexirtes w nominate on who will ad ‘school oftgers, to ent oe the ensulog’ ch 7 Branton, sativa U, Broadway, 1064 in the maguer fole FI FLEN Gonsete, Wyo ARRIVED AT NEW YORE the vy Of Mauchoser on the i writs to Ht Ge, Los: ee on Tuesiay, Lec. 6 jovea leoting contentions above stated. such eh elections te ve » condi with sectous 6 and 7 of ao, ay of ‘al izatioa, The number several ulde: mie disurict Gonranuiens abal - gate from each ¢ eviion district im the parte. comertung toe Aldermanic dusirict. das thes @-4 tus DOMILAvOR a made ly Fequented con(ormnity WFORMATION WANTED-—OF THOMA MOMART AR, | er of this aged nbout 46 yexrs, who came to New Yore about 20 cars ngo tra Kilimninvia'n quuney Meath, ie “his other: Michael. ncky'w lt be gine to “loart hie present address, NFORMATION WANTED—OF PAT, FEHAY AND Bridget Feaay, of Dulas, coun I \reland. Whea heard from last they were in nio, Any tntor- ee et Ges te reese brother, Michael Febay, 31 Liberty street, Brookly lI’ I WIDOW OP CHAS. MR& HARRIKT ANDRUS. ae EZ, Amare, will send her adiress tmucdiately to statlen G, New Yors, she wil! bear frum a relative, ase S TERR, PURGE ERLE S wilt FORMERLY OF communicate with Withorow cm iadeun, be ear of’eomett ing greall. to tits advantace. q'Novenibec 28. a7 First Ppunaiimanie ‘dis places ds, ras, at Ftfth Wat Ward ‘Hote ited 1.’ Second, Coane raphia county, Pa., he na, BLLEN CONNOR, HANOYAR JU: OTLON, Va | tri Tenth, pone ape all ta good health ant to see you soon. | at Winter's, scene A. ‘our husband, , as tow ot Fifteentn, Bixternih Rich wond papers please c0, House, Broadway and Bighth « wo ONE TIME OMAP, terwards employed bis present ad- 4D Bass- ight arici—Twoillth piiaeienais., “Twentiet ‘Twenty iret aad Rit Cuas. w. DENtao! Twenty-second wards, at 608 Thied avenue. Couventione le lain of Burtiett’s Naval Br a nmi st hat be fy applying be letter or House arufablag Bazaar, Coo ine HOMAS CARROLL, WHO MAS BEEN BO LONG | Ward Hotel. Lh rd district—siutn and on Dayid's Island, will find it for his benedé to call at bf Bank street, Fourth cistrict—Sloventh end Se 10 irving piace, New York city wards, at 2/8 Thira stree’. ay = fentn wards, at To enti: LOST AND FOUND. Bisa er reise ete Boo KK LOST—$20 RKWAKD.—LEFT IN a BROAD. | Sventy seocnd warde, at 2 numh Wel to this gevera! be the same as the numter of elagates to thi scr Soe ebUON, OF association. As cack war and Forty second street siage, on Wednoniay fore. Boon, Novem er 16, a « ih red eather cover. no use to any one bi ‘The abore rowed ule putes returaing Te 0428 Broadway, New York, top oor. 0G LOST—NEAR FOURTH STRERP AND SIXTH avenne Jay prantngs & Hack and tan Der. A fair Mites from th Shalt also nominate fototeh nod every wari tome see ee ae nan pcos jor axch and every war to mee $ ber 2 “The several nominations aball be reporved to this General Gommitiee br the rauant to section three, e three of tials to (he various conven: tu ‘ashingtor a since es wile “ dsmaraene ve bad Hf tion to the Secretzey John & ‘Whitmere, "Ss" Leouard wireet order of the commition, pOUND-—YesTeRDAY. IN THE VICINITY OF VE | Sw JOHN McKEON, Coairmam street an rea lway, ® Pocket! ply ie oun ethene’ ©. Hewitt 17 Burling slip. i buono: | secretaries, FPOUND-WARDSESDAY, 16TM INST, A POOKET- TH WARD CITIZENS’ ABSOCIATION.—A REGU boo’, containing & sum ef m ‘he owner can 17 lar meeting of this assoctatioa will be he’ have It by describ ng sane, vaying for this advertisoment 0d applying te Michael Donovan, 37 and 33 Park rew. EFT IN A FOURTH AVENUE CAR, ON TUESDAY coud \etreet to Astor on Friday evening, Fh ho 18, at room 24 Cooper Instituterat Drelook. By Orde HARD H, BOWHE, Vice President, Horatio Baate, Secretary. BR WANTHD—IN AN OFFICE BUSINESBy aoaeea ae iowa, balance. from Drone, & gond opportar any to muudy eae Address 335 Broagway, room 17. warded by lea formation where it can be had. OST—ON MONDAY EVENING, A FUR © R from 47 West Twentieth sirest, thrush Broad- La goes way, to 4! East Kighteenth street. A suitable reward on re. ag LiL SSEED Pa’ Tarwlug i to 4. West fwentech siroet, A PARTNER WANTRD-IN AN, N ESTABLISHED P 4 § EVRNI! raotie young man ca TON THE AFTERNOON OR BYRNING OF, THR quired small; ee eee L Beatin st, two Certificates of Binck fa the Mt. Alpine ot J, C. MIL 208 Broadway. aepeee, Nos, 150 ant 350, snares has been stopped, and the dee will be re arded ing thom ab the cilice of Geo. J. U, Madeo, 18 Kx- bg od TO ETO Opn OR pon, AEP ert ga} oN ocnawunnLtn Toon \2 Pine street, ati LIVER! Ne YORE anD ode RRFOOL PETROLEUM aan Soe sien. 000,000, 100,000 . aoe ation LARD! on al ted a, Hon. perieaee "DICKINSON, pt reciseaty WM. T. PHL a © yo Shor proved ana reek and now inder pr. = SiO Ray il and ‘8 eoene ‘Fegulariy nud largely oreaarese the Company, Post ‘oaice bor — Rew York. NEY, TORK, | pac % 1864.—FLFT TH DIVIDEND.— he Conge um Ol Com. yh day deciaed & ome per cont on the capital sinck (par vaine § $10 per mare). pavan'e ai the 6 company, street, on ami aftr io ‘oud ©. K. GRIFFIN, Secretary 15, 1961.—O1L CREEK PRTRI leum Compan: Monthly DivMend —The trai teas of thig company have this dar declere! tne v monthly dwidend of One per cent, payable Dece nber gockholders of record SS un woo, F mY O. R. Incensout, Secretary. OF wert OF THE pitts BS yt pe CORPANY, No. ¢ Broad street, Now York, cl ¢ Obie Petroleum Cvnpany ‘has us vay declared 8 ditliena ef three «ay he eb stock, parable on and after the Ist r ceut on 1 ee A SHREVE, Presiden, ‘BW YORK, NOV Fe 8 _Atuan D. Vonox, Secretary. peteorevm 1 BTU geen of COL AY, 80) DA AUOTIONRER, the pubtie can of charge 101 ob Tastice whe are desirous of form me new cons: etre rey euivy wh, Sed eurgneive tase No, 62 W First class ofl stocks aly sol) PPTROLROM ott OIL sTOCKs, FIRST CLASH OOS amr TR: By ALBSAT i MICOLAY. No. PETROLEUM ATOCK.—"000 BARKS IN ONE OP the bet dividend The wo tna wt OU City, Pevney by THOMAS brasserie Pine pr Ae resem hy ITTSBURG AND BOSTON FETnOL CAPITAL Soros, an $l riuinal xniacription: poa'he Further woven T un, Wi mane i. ro 5 Lt Enon Parayhar Butaings, ewinnr A PPRTROLEUM OOMPANY, VENANGO couNtr,. TY, PRNNSYLVANTA, Organized under the laws aor oof Peunayivacie, RA, President—AMORY EDWARDS Freseuree— =L H. SIMPBON, Baq.. New. BDWIN CONAN inael-Mesa's. PLATE, Eo a Se DUOMLET, New nBCTO! AMORY BDWARDS. Ben. few’ Y York. - a B. CROCK4RK, yer Crocker & Werren, New eTOHER ¥ wecrn: , oq, of Wostray, Gibbs & Bard i OLAP ht county, Pa CLAPE, “hea. President |. BIMPBUN, Beq., of va ale a tS #5 lew 2,000. a oD. Be L ORGOAY MORNING, 16TH ING... IN Wai th Book tb to. curio. REINER WANTED.-NEW YORK STOCK Rx: qricends ee bey ee a cz. se A etka A inember of tbe New York Stock Board ‘currency, Will take a partner, with ‘capital, for the execution of & References given and requirod. ae Stone box 1 oe ra) | Post at office. NHE ADVERTISER—A_ PRACTICAL, ENERGETIO T ‘Dusiness man, with $5,000 to $10.00, a re opartnership with a stoc! gold brokerage house of ume rere Highest references given. Address ‘M. M., Herakd ofiice. T Wer please acorpt remainder to 96 Btate street, strest, Now Terk. EVENING, & TURNING FROM pass roadway to Cai the Sixth E ADVERTISER (048 A HEAVY beng 4 a. te ef undoubted profit an gee on |B oy. Sree than stiende the pureutt of ordinary stercanilie bust fad requiring but & moderate amount of capital to them. A protitat) any party wil! nd who can command em $59,040 to $100, for about one sean. Ad werprise, Herald oflice, ANTRD—A SPECIAL PARTNER, WITH $3.00, ro biztance, "watiatuctory Nonsive, neq in essing D. D. & T. May Heraia ofven. AST NINETRENTH Greyhound Slut; with inging her to the above L 08" at) STOLR: FROW a fawn colored It red leather collar, Any perso! address will be suitably Frew! TOLEN OR TAKEN B MistAKR—FROM UNITED Stetes Ruartermeaster's office, 19 Ki marked Lt P. C, Rand, Fifteenth ireain ANTED—A PARTNER, WITHA $1 500 OR Youmcers: Newbera WO. A lioeral te be gi 2,000, te a uestions asked if returned, with contoute, the take charge of @ very lucratve-pusiness, . surne ¢ cities. hahed. without ovmpetitiva, A rare dhance. ‘apply at Broadway, second back: rd. Lost, im the neighborhood of Cooper —& YOUNG MAN OF COOD EpucATIO: Datiinie em Friday night, t Nerember tt hold Runuing $400. Miaheo to enter some business where ral ht Hine, anchor lever Wat v.44 Jamee Nardin | {nvestment of $400 and Me personal, setrioss, would se securp : iaker. ighly vi f its asso moderme seiary. Address- Ki ia7 tions, The aneve vaward will be paid if returoed to ottces “ $1 000 7 $2:000—WANTED; A SILENT OB AG, ; REWARDS, ¢. partner, to advance in piste prods oC saa enth WARD.—LOST. ON FRIDAY, 11TH INST., ON way from South Urauge to New York via’ Ho- Chrigwpher street ferry. @ ber ef Books The will be paid on delivery ef tame to William Maodougal street, P00 AN AOTIVIL. ENERGETIC $2,000,2neais aera pir ah tke onirt i 708 Broedway. third Boca, ply at the sbirt anatectory, WANTED, | A\ EMARNT PARTNER, a 2 | $12. —- pom O.K., Herald one, iG 0 ere ‘West Phirtee: breach iy San Praveisco. ic wn of ital te ee eum ive the above ono y Soh Race cs tat tlecriew = WARD.—LOST, A BOT, NAMED ANTONIO: = —S = Paes ABD. Tiavan bor, with & harp, from 14 Howard ‘BIsCEL! |e Fine reward will be paid for any inf UFIPOL. BRONZE, A BD M ARB) B CLOCKS, 7 ray ‘be Serreces, cations Fine 2 ” pay “Shorm ook recta, $10 RaW, D.—LOWT, A BANE E Boor, no 230,490, samme al, Veritin Sars News depot, 253 SES readwey. corset | maple of Twe.lth street, Wilhamsburg, WARD Lost, O8 TURSDAY FORRROON, $10 the of rn Prince, ih ycbaeee:| cnnonyarcen et the the owner, 8 and whe wit Sapey. few tion ‘mi Wea A Twony-ites steel between & Siath and Seventh ave, Mentos eounire eounty, Pa RUG 400 STORE & SHRLY! D: aad Parniture- wanted, | Nacesau street, room 12, pronase FROCUSED ¥ oR CONTESTED bog 4 tate Commi iaaton nae any tea ver for all taba ln tetngen un faut FLT. KING. Gas npellor-at-law, 896 Browdway._ ATHE WARERD—A8 axGINE O8 HAND LATHE take, from feet. or INSTANT, A Bch ty .—LOST, ON THR WT! mat tej Horse and. bait spring see Whoever revurne the same tee u (receive the cbove rewasd. Bupposed te. et ined — Brookiya. a foued Of) REWARDCLEPT, | 1x A Rdhowar AND pane awa where fo'be seem. ee" J 6c Gach Wook, with'red ie use | \fARSLE MaNTE) 4 ry mbar en the owner. The above ta reduction oor ‘ derntag i it to 628 Hroadway, N.Y. 95 0 REWARD WILL BE PAID ON THE DELIV) D) ofies RG! = are Serie a Park House, oat fA Sean cary dese oma | Loans se Rae ey ~ Sade care on the renee th Moth ins each! pom jet feet lomg,’ for shew- canes. Sviatoce tow’ card, ae QTKAM amren ee BROOND RAND LOC%® meure aS ton horse Power, In good -em ditton, sabes een iF CORI U8 LITTLE | drawn tare WHE®, | $100 pwede one aie ripe ‘on face \BTTER in Address Di, 0. Fe -4 SINGLE OR DOUBI TLINDER *30 MM, OLAPP, Req. General Readens Supestar on. REWARD.—LOST OR oN ove or Taylor, ‘aadrese Fr he, Herald omen, $100 Sy morning, natween, 1 4-1 o'clock, a eu ITs LANDS FORM ITs of money, vis Two 9 me (8, one them oe Pe Wy NTR. LATHE, TO REPAIR sige ai Capltal Block... ate gees cuss ge RMD as, 1m the Seve Tn pot of 35 ‘enc e Bedicription pet g2 Tie Ander ‘will Ree wore ade oh awe | on ceenp no only : Pitkin: 30 "Voss 0 Oe, Rs’ RVLD rom work. ARAM, |, Rartion subscribing in this company weil tocol » au eyual without ta. two other companies a4 joie mount of stock fu thar ob — jaa with great vig. "ies 96 ¥ mited means wn a one fovestiog in 485 noch ee ‘the above Sait Bead the aber Tere boake, be obualned at the efica of i 7 U ivan a’ 40 ws Fo au| | eae aoe | | $300. oun New York ony property "Ro. 63 Pion susnat, Hit age, Le Ne fartheg | call or —e 00 Fe ea ON RONDE 50 QAN—AT @IX PER “ORME on wa anaes gem a $100 © Suyane ° ron. eM Lanes s_orme Pe ani setae fy’ jatenih tect saree Mean be wikeana: sawauay: D0 Ate 312, BROADWAY.-THE, UTMOST Sitch eae soe of Asaiomy, 618 ie rene nie'he Te =o roadway, ‘oom 1, mart roa attend oe Laniuree ge hare em | wiearis Haste of Ansiomr PROPOSALS. Toke ARTIFICRRS oh ee —PROPOBA 4 a for Gees sien ty Mm smen oe B ees ease a See ee ie haut joRnOL 118 SReT ore ort aint sol hand ‘at - ANTRD TO Fi Foci ase. St an P.