The New York Herald Newspaper, November 8, 1865, Page 2

2 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. . é Nor 7—10:90 A.M. Tousar, Nov. 76 P. M. 200 ehs Beating RR. T18% ‘The stock market opened under slight depression, consequent upon the London advices reporting a frac- tional decline in American securities, At the early ses- Bors, Big I 120 bare 10s eeiiend | ae " F<] nm : sion of the open board New York Central sold at 100% a = § 4 101, Eric 06'a 3%, Hudson River 108}, Michigan South- 4 3S He] ern 78%, Clevoland and Pittsburg 9434 a 95, Clevoland 00-40. ay and Toledo 107%, Rock Island 1083, a %, Northwestern ae bd a 84 @ 88%, preferred 66, Fort ‘Wayne 106, Prairie du 4400 Cl Pick: 96 Chien 220 » 210, MoGregor Western 2234, Terre Haute 1000 ar B81 preferred 80, Obio and Mississippi certificates 81, “eS : 95; Canton 45%, Cumberland 44%. At the first 3000 do. regular board a better feeling prevailed, and there was a a good demand for stocks. Erie closed 134 higher than at the second board yesterday, Reading %, Michigan South- ern 5%, Cleveland and Pittsburg 9, Northwestern pre- ferred %, Rock Island %, Fort Wayne 1, Alton and Terre Haute 1, Cumberland +, Quicksilver %, Prairie da Chien 65. Now York Central was 3¢ lower, Northwestern 3, Toledo and Wabash 8, Ohio and Mississippi certid- cates %. Pacific Mail stock and scrip sold at 285, Government securities were inactive. Cou- pon’ five-twenties were 3¢ lower; new issue % sees i Hy higher, Treasury notes of the second series +. WON do. 220 : At the open board at one o’clock the market was gene- | 300 do, 225 rally a shade lower. Prairie du Chien sold at 176. 8 2 = At the second regular board it was firm. Erie closed | “59 do. 24 % higher than at the first board, New York Central was | 100 do. 200 % lower, Michigan Southern %, Cloveland and Pitts- = 7 ey ay burg %, Northwestern %, preferred , Rock Island %, | 499 ‘Tol, Wabk WiRR 49 Fort Wayne $, Toledo, Wabash and Western 2. Ohio | 100 Pitts, FtW& C RR 106 and Mississippi certificates, Quicksilver and Cumberland rn do. eee were unchanged. Government securities were heavy. | 99 105% Coupon five-twenties declined . A sale of the recent oe iesue, known as the funding loan, was made at 10034. ‘The “corner in Prairie du Chien gave way somewhat, & gale being made at 160, after which 148 only was bid. ‘At the half-past three o'clock open board New York Central sold at 1003, Erie 96%, Hudson River 1083, Reading (b.8) 115%, Michigan Southern 80%, Cleveland land Pittsburg 98%, Cleveland and Toledo 103, Rock Island 108, Northwestern 325, Northwestern preferred 06%, Fort Wayne 1053s, McGrogor Western 24, Terre Haute and Alton preferred 80, Obio and Mississippi cer- {Yfloates 30, Canton 46%, Quicksilver 4934, Cumberland 44, Wyoming Valley Coal Company 43, Afterwards, on the street, the market was feverish. At @ quarter past five P M. Erie was quoted at 96%, Cleveland and Pittsburg 95%{, Michigan Southern 79%. 200 do. .2d call 8234 100 Reading RR. .s30 11534 SECOND BOARD. Hau.rast Two o'Ciocx P. M, $15000 US6's,'81, reg 100% 2000 U 8 6's,’81, con 106% 10000 US 6s,8-20 ¢, 62 10244 9500 U8 6s,5-20r, "64 101 Money was casy at seven percent to the Stock Ex- 1000 Tr n,73. 10, ists 97% change, and owing to the high price of cotton at New | 20000 (0. 2d series a Orleans and other Southern ports, and the consequent | do, 3d series 9734 abeenco of inducements to ship it northward, the | feao Oink ercet Sos2 a0, drain of currency southward has almost subsided. | 20000 do. 2 2000 shs Del, ‘This contributes to the accumulation of loanable funds at thie), point, and, by the faoiliien | 209 Quicksilver MaCo ‘@ which tho latter involves, encourages speculation ra 4 for arise. The disposition to operate in railway shares +e 46% is trong; but the manner im which “Prairie Dog” has | poo got coMd pid ae 600 N ¥ Con RR been cornered produces a certain degree of distrust, both | 200 do, in the street and among outside speculators. The rise thus far has been very unoqually distributed; for while Now York Central, Rock Island, Northwestern prefvrred and Hudson River have hardly advanced at all during the last few days, comparatively worthless stocks have been buoyant. This arises from the fact that the light stocks are more easiiy manipulated by cliques than the leading dividend paying ones. However, the proverb says “‘every dog has his day.’’ Just now Prairio du Chien happens to be the dog’ in power. Thé diggount line continues fairly active, but names defore unmarketable now pass at 10.012 per cent, and the best grade of commercial paper is quoted at 7 a 9. The gold market opened at 1473 and fell to 147. It ‘then milied to the opening price and receded again to 146%. Late in the afternoon it was rumored that, in the course of @ long session of the Cabinet, held to-day, it had been determined that this government should notify France that if she sent any farther troops to Mexico it would meet with ae Waa Weak. ms 600 Pi, Fw ec 108, do.....064 105% CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Tvuxspar, Nov. 7—6 P. M. Atconon, governed by the advance in the price of whiskey, ruled a shade higher, and sold in a small way at $4 68 por gallon. Asnxs.—Reoeipts, none. The market was dull, but prices were very firm at $8 25 for pots, and, nominally, $8 75 for pearls. Breapsrurrs.—Receipts, 7,525 bbls. flour, 1,250 bags corn meal,—2,279 bushels wheat, 95,945.do. corn, 7,823 do. Tye, 6,000 do, malt, and 17,831 do. barley. The demand for State and Western flour was rather mere active, and prices ruled Sc. a i0c, higher, though the improvement was hardly maintained at tho close. However, no ma- terial concessions were mado. The sales were about 10,000 bbis., at our revised quotations. Southern flour was in fair demand and a shade in seilers’ favor. Tho sales wore about 500 bbls. Canada flour was fairly ac- tive, and fully 5c, a 10c. higher, with sales of 400 bbls, Rye flour was heavy and prices were declining. The sales embrace 300 bbis. at $6 50a $7. Corn meal was steady but inactive, We quote:— Superfine State and Western flour. Extra State. Choice State. the disapproval of the United States. Under the effect of this the price advanced to 147% before the close of business. Cash gold, which was loaned at per cont yosterday, was quoted at 1-16 this afternoon. The extreme fluctuations since the commencement of the year have been as follows :— 196% | Common to medium oxtra Western 148% | Extra round hoop Ohio. 144” | Western trado brands: 1283, | Common Southern. Fancy and extra do. Common Canadian 140% | Good to cho 1425 | —The demai nd prices ad- 14434 | vanced 1c. a 2c., with sales of 100,000 bushels, at $2 40 for white ‘Western, $2 30 for old "winter red Western, $2 38 a $2 40 for new amber State, $1 75 a $1 82% for new amber Milwaukee club, and $1 82 for amber Mil- waukee, The corn market was also more active, under a good export and fair home demand, and prices ruled lc. better. The sales were about 115,000 ustiel bene 82c. @ 88c. for unsound, 89c. a 91c. for sound mixed PS. « 980. for yellow Western, and 93c. for white Went Went’ ern. —The transactions in sound were to a fair ox- tent, and prices were firm, while unsoend was neglected and somewhat heavy. The sales were at 46c. a 50c. for oe and 55c. a 59. for sound. Rye was dull and drooping, with, sales of Canada at $116. Malt was dull but unchanged. Barley was firmer. Tho sales comprised 25,000 bushels, at oe for Canada East, $1 80 for Canada West, and $1 12 for State. Brmswax was quiet, at 48c. a 50c. for Southern and Weatern yellow. We heard of no further sales. Corton.—Receipts 2,396 bales. The market was dull, nominal and lower, closing heavy at our annexed quota- tions. The sales were about 1,200 bales. We quote:— Upland. Florida. Motite, NO. @ 7. Sine 43 iddlin, ae 53 se 54 Good middling. 56 56 67 Corres.—The market was quict but firm at our quota- tions. The sales wero 160 8 Rio, ox Newton, from first hands, on private terms. The present stock’ com- The Cabinet meeting referred to was not esteomed of importance on the Stock Exchange; but it was generally considered that if this country should assume a hostile attitude towards France, it would, if it exerted any in- fluence upon prices, tend to advance them in view of a farther depreciation of the currency in the event of the improbable contingency of a foreign war. ‘The demand for coin for customs duties is increasing the payments on this account, to-day having aggrogated $522,000. Foreign exchange was tactive at yesterday's rates. Petroleum stocks were active at the first board. Pithole Oreek closed $2 10 higher than at the same time , Mount Vernon 60c., Bennehof Run 30c., febater 6c. New York and Newark closed 10c. lower, Excelsior 10c., United States 150. At the second board Benneboff Run closed at $14 25, Buchanan Farm (b. 3) 80c,, Bradley $1 13, Cheery Run 230., Excelsior 52c., Fee Simple 19¢., First National $1 03, Pithole Creek $16, Rynd Farm 890., United Petroloum Farms 50c., United States $28 35, Webster $1 83. 43,528 bay follews :—) Instosd, of 125 being bid for Prairie du Chien at the aa Taper a8 mel, 198; Mer Dcatagh ob; oubecdomte. sclose of business yesterday, as misprinted in to-day's tons, 8 Stel Rio in Baltimore embraces 3,600 iasue, tt:should have been 226. aie 5a bs toxew a. diary Fe hansen ; rg) ol ‘The slight, in American securities in Lon- ie = SS | mitts Oba bags Java, Pip fe pur | doubtless mainly Maracaibo, 220. fe area 0. 8 owing to the partial suspension of business consequent 235 ae Domingo, isc. 18}, net upon Lord Palmerston’s death and funeral. ae int Da market mt ph or lof quiet, but prices A Philadelphia paper publishes the following in rola- | were well su jes wore mostly in retail tion to the affairs of the Atianuc and Great Western Com- pany :— The directors of the Catawisea Railroad, on Friday last, conferred the lease of that road to the Atlantic and ‘of $365,000, instead of $320,000 per annum as previously announced. lots. — quote ay and patent wax at 30c. in boxes, and gy adamantine 27c. a 273¢c., with some , patent 50c. and sperm hold econ The absence of those descriptions mostly wanted by manu:acturers restricts trade, as there pre- vailed a good demand. Prices wore very firm. Corrzx.—The demand for pig continued good and On Mond lease ices were frm. Tho sales were 100,000 Ibs. Portage Siderstion of tks ‘niostionidass the monssoct tease date | Lake st 88Kc, c,d, 60,000 the, Baltimore at 320 November 1, 1865, and is signed the officers, | Detroit was id ‘at 33346, 2330, without bosiness, Possession of the road isjo be on per, Now sheathing and yellow met steady at 1865, and the term of the lease is nine hundred previous prices. Freicuts.—Cotton freights were the same, but grain freights wero decidedly firmer and the engagements wore at higher figures. But little was done except to Liverpool, and but little was reported in the way of char- torar The engagemonts were:—To Liverpool 1,000 bales cotton at 3¢d.a \4d., the latter rate for Sea Island; 21,000 cars, &c., and run the road at their own the Catawissa $1,000 per day, which ts ‘oxpendo i ‘over e' per cent on the preferred Sock, and ‘five eight be arrearages due, Tell aa eight per m9 4 ‘the common stock. oa ody "To Glaagow, 60 cotton at %4. The charters og th 34.; a brig to ry bare bong 5 700, ey egy cay 0} brig to 300, fe Wxtd tee’ Coenen )The following shows the business of the Philadelphia Cloaring House for the week preceding Monday, Novem- bor 6, 1865;— e No, ‘ 616,073 and nominally $1 x hor: 618,906 ngs were unchan I ‘every respect. eer 607 | toa fair extent at 600, for aoaled, and 600. for No. 1. we Salmon continued in iimtted supply, 4 oO . je inquiry. Prices were for No. Total... ...seeeeee 69,106,008 | ons $08 or tio. ar hotnee Shy ck tenes On the 1st instant mining stocks sold in San Francisco ‘at the following figures;— pnw | ‘om Curry 020 Yollow Jacket. for want of stock ; $8 per bbi. was the price Goxsy Ciorn was firm, with a fait farther sales in Boston ‘of 1,800 bales at 223¢c. a 230. ind small sales hero wore reported to have boom made ai a Bee. oats ns —The market was very quiet, but prices "Hiner The mare market for foreign was mn but A sme wore well For American The comparative earnings of the Ohio and Mississippi ae ot gary a prices ty al tly hugh n Wwe Railroad, working between Cincinnati and St. Louis, yea rhe hater tee ee 327 13 concentrated from January 1 to September 90 were as follows: held for an advance; $180 por eigen | fused ; $186 waa the price demanded. Eastern division... ‘without important change in Western division. .. —_—_—_— —The market was inactive, and Total.. Seseee - $2,410,877 $3,728,516 without decided ‘were tendin Tnoreaso over 1864... teeeevere 688 | sales embrace 5,600 rt ome The Cape Cod Central Railroad ts now completed to | S%e Ota wet malted Hie, Gr Browstor, Masa., and its construction to Orleans is boing 3pf0. | $000 Basnte Artes FF oes cee pushed forward with all possible despatch, A special | 1; ne aS mosting of the wockholders of thie road recentiy voted | fO!4., Ames ary to nocept the act of the Logislature of May 5, 1865, and Horn. — Receipts 24 datos, The market was quiet, but authorized the directors to increase the capital stock at | Prices were hanged. The sales wore all to con. Samora, and were confined to 110 bales, #: 10s. roane for their discretion. Also to give the directors authority to 660. for latte - tase additional bond 0 « old crop and 860. 8 ‘now crop—the ir aN Ox. ‘was scares and wanted; prices wero very firm. oure the payment of bonds, &¢., as they may deem ox. pedient. From @ recent statement we learn that Canada has merican and Scotch pig con- “demand, We note further extra Amoricad at $52, and 100 i i z : costing, with enuip- roar $81, Tho N&W YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1500, = =e coma Be es store rates:—Cot , $116 120 tives Seeds ae ep rods § 1a 8 & $190; horseshoe, ‘mitre, &e., Tat fae ie er sora ape te ang strel, Le. ; Nitec ad se ¥ ‘sold at $160 a aad toca Inp:Go was quiet and nominally unchanged; the better qualities were fost, wanted, ‘THER Was very firm de- mand continued (good for both Hemlock and sole. rican and French’calf skins were without We quote:—Oak slaughter and a salted—Good light, Sc. a 880.; do. middle, dlc. a 440. ; , 410. a 440, ; do, Meni cropped, 42c. pity middle, a 820.j do, light, r, 38: do. middle, Oring ; heavy, er he poor, 200, a 280. ; do. slaughter, in rough, Oak—light, 820. @ 35c.; do, middie hoavy, 860° a 430., all cash. ‘was somewhat firmer, th not noticeably higher. Wo note further sales of 1,200 bags Bombay, arrive soon from England, at $2 45, gold, and 2,000 Calcutta, to arrive in Boston, at $2 40, gold. Lxap.—The market for pig was quiet; small sales were made at 10340. a 103¢c., currency, at which the market Dray pics to fair exian ina Joong way er previous toa fair ex! a ing way. MoLasses was more active and prices were very firm. The sales were 40 hhds, Cuba muscovado at 65c., and 600 do. English Island on rane agli Navat, Storrs. with sales 200 bbis. at $ eat pethe lt latter price for prime selections in small tote; crude do. was held above the market for an advance; a few sales were made for conpamicnion' 8h 98 96.6 38 9 . Rosins wore in active re- quest and prices were firmer; we note gales 350 bbis. rime pale at $21 a $25—the outside an extreme rato; bbis. No. 1 at $148 $18, 900 bbis. No. 2 at $9 a $13, 350 bbls. stramed at $8 50 a $9, and 1,600 bbls, common at $7 50a $7 62}. ‘Tar was dopreased by a heavy sock, and prices wore weaker; the, stock embraces 1, Southern sold toa moderato’ oxtont. at $7 for cra bbls. and $9 for provision bbls, Pitch was firm, wi sales 100 bbls. Wilmington at $7 50 a $8. NAalILs were unchan, We quote cut 80. 08340. as to brand, the latter price for the leading small sizes. For horse ‘were firm at 36c. for 8d.; copper at 56c., yel metal at 35¢., and zinc at 20c., cash. Ons. —The market for both’ manufactured and crude fish has been quiet, but prices romain firm, Woe heard of no further sales in New Bedford, 'he sales here were injob- bak lots, at $1 $0 a $185 for bleached winter whale ‘0 for crude do., $2 60 for manufactured spar 55 ae natural do., and nominally $2382 a $235 for crude do., with no sellers at the inside price; 126 bbls. Bank and Straits oil sold at $1 30 for the former and $1 35 for the latter. Linsced oil was in good demand, and crushers were selling freely at $145 for cask and $1 46 for bbl. Lard oil continued nominal, with a very moderate trade Inquiry. We note sales of 140 bbls, in lots, at $230 a $2 45, as to quality—the latter an outside price for choice winter, Grease lard oil was selling at $1 30a $1 90, a8 to quality, City distilled rod oil was firm, but rather in- active, at $1 30 a $1 32. Ou Cak#.—The market was quiot, at $51 a $52 50 for Western small sales city cold at $53 for bbl., and $52 a $54 50 for bag. Provisioss.—Receipta, 60 bbls. pork, 46 do. lard, 200 i cut meats, 2,051 do, butter, and 3,571 do. cheese. ‘he pork Mais iat. semanas Semacy casei aeetsn- proved demand, and prices ruled a shade higher; mess clos'ng at $32 3734. The sales wore 11,000 bbis., in- cluding 800. bbls. mess for November delivery, buy- er’s option, at $32 25 $32 60, and 1,800 bbis, mess deliverable January and ‘February, buyer's and seller's option, at $31 75 a $32 25. The sales for immediate do'ivery comprisod 8,500 bbls. at $32 a $3275 for mess, and $27 "60 a $28 for prime mess. The beef market was rather dull, but prices wero with- out important variation. The salés wore about 500 bbls, at $11 a $14 for plain mess, and $140 $17 for extra mess. Beef hams were uachanged. Bacon continued dull and nominal. Cut meats were wanted, but the low stock restricted operations. We quote shoulders at 153¢¢. a17c., and hams 20c. a 23c. The lard market was steady. with sales 1,000 pkgs. for January delivery, seller's op- tion, at 28. and 750 pkgs. for immediate delivery at Wo. a 2830.” Butter and cheeso were firm, with a fair demand at unchan:ed prices, Prrrouwum.—Receip:s, 963 bbls. ‘The demand was more active for both crude and refined, and the sales were to arrive, nlf for export, at higher p' rices. The sales footed up 7,600 bbis. at 86320, a 8Tc. fore crudeon the spot, 37c, a 373¢¢. for forward delivery, iafon 8 OKC. for refined in bond, wo 6lc. for choice, including some im Philadelphia at Free was quiet at T7c. a 79¢. Rice was dall, but ices were nominally unchanged. Sar was without material alteration. The arrivals were pretty large, but have been previously disposed of, and with an active demand prices remain very firm: Ashton’s was jobbing at $4 75, Marshall's at $425, Liverpool ground at $2 35, and Turk’s Island at 60c, Sacrrerer.—The market for crude was more active. ‘We noto salo of an invoice of 200 bags Calcutia, in Boston, at or about 13¢., currency Srices were without material change. The business done was principally’: lots to arrive, ag the stock hero was stnall and vigorovsly sought atter by consumers. Quotations wero nominally the same as our last. Svoar.—The market was firm for both raw and refined, under a more active demand. The sales were 750 hhds. Porto Rico at 13%¢. @ 1dc., and 1,277 hhds. Cuba musco vado at 13%¢. a 15¢.; also 47 boxes Havana at 14%. About 1,554 boxes do. sold last week, but not before re- ported, on private terms. Sreirer.—Tbe market was firm, with a fair demand. ‘We note sales of 150 tons, October shipment from Ham- burg, at 6%c., gold. TaLtow was more active, and prices were steadier We note further sales of 175, 3000 Ibs. at lake. a 14%. Tiy.—The market was very firm, with sales of 100 slabs Straits, on the spot. at 261¢c., and 25 tons to ar- rive, private; about 25 tons English sold at 240. At the closo of the market holders were refusing to sell at cur- ront rates, owing to a reported advance in England of 38. sterling. "LC. and was unchanged. ‘Tra. jomand was principally from and ices were well maintained, of which we note sales of 000 half chests from first hands, private. Oolongs were neglected, but holders were firm and were unchanged. About 2,500 uncolored Japans sold from first hands, private. Tonracoo.—Receipts, 190 hhds, and 478 packages, The market was rather quiet, but prices were unaltered. We note further the sales 120 hhds. Kentucky at 8c. a 273¢0., and 30 cases Ohio seed leaf at 38c. a 303¢c. Woon. —We note sales of 100,000 Ibs. State and West- ern fleece at 60c. a 700. Wuatxrone was quiet and nominally unchanged. We heard of no farther large salgs. Wrisxey.—Receipts, 186 bbls. The market was only moderately active, P Operations being restricted by the high pretensions ‘of holders. The sales were in lote amounting to 250 bbis., mostly if not all at $2 29. FINANCIAL. NTRAL MINING COMPANY OF COLORADO.— itockholders in the above company are requested to send rt 4, names and the amount of shares heid by them to L. L. C., box 456 Post office. Des; .—PHE IMPERIAL SILVER MINING COM. pany of San Francisco haa 4 dividend for Oc- tober or Fen a ($10) dollars in gold payal inst. LLER 3 Ploe New Your, No Nov. ie 1865. -" \LECTIONS. Orrice or Paciric Matt Steamsnir Comp, New Yor, Nov. 2, 1 Notios is hereby given that the annual élection for nine wt Fectors of thie company will be held at the company's office, BA Wail street, on Wednenday, November 15, the hours of 12 M. and 2 P. M. The transfer books will be closed on Tuesday, November M4 at? P.M, By order of the Board of Dii TRODORE T. JOHNSON, Secretary. aioe J. CISCO & 00%, 85 Wall sitet New York, ‘on deposit, and ‘allow interest at the rate of four percent per annum on dally balances, which ‘may be * Purchase and sell soll government end other securities on commiasion. ‘Make colicctions in all parts of the United States and OnDAdD. soto of the United Siaton Tenanury in Now York. ol e m Treasury in New mee SJOUN ASHFIELD CLSCO, M® CO, BETIOO ‘ NDR N OF MEXICO. MRS Nee AOR & POW BOF IN SUMS OF Interest 7 por sent. papapue beual-aan in the city of PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE TEN MILLION DOLLARS tn BONDS to bo sold at SIXTY CENTS on the ae fay United States FR GOUD, ae RECRUIT Tatar ely able on Receive money the present Chie Pier Yejits iitenusT d The most dsrabl investment sree Sreolered. a bia TOuN W, 00) £00, a J. N, TIFFT, Financial Agonis of the he Republi of of Mi Rubseriptions also received. by banka aid rally throughout the United States. New ara E ‘on the capital stock of $159, coment the ne. prions the month of ae mayen on on the i ine Ins inclusive. (08. B, WI EY, Booretacy. peo NATIONAL BANK, —— Naw Youm, Nov. 8, 1908, f Directors have this day declared an oxtra ‘The Board of Directors oe day ‘= iriteud of five (b per cent, {ree v ‘on and after the 10th ins R. BUCK, Cashier. -W. D TO BORROW, USED BE $500 gy iasafe and pronanie | Tien ‘gl $4.00 WANPRD-ON $1200 WORTH OF MA Granta, AAP beat omlow, ons eo sa Pie vi THIS poms ia any soa iy our name only, eh TO LOAN—oN BOND RT. $125,000, ey ar $250,000 Sor eing renga | fr = Cy an e ra eee wt ENCH CLOAKS tage aemerimantel TT Pre ciel oa mm amenzon. | b. pnest Jone to wagons MF. names FOR STYLE AND RIC! THEY DEFY 00! Queea, in 1.163 BROADWAY, ce Hoar SUarey Tom -lath atret SPORTING. "Sanartan ryt LINEN is Cant Pt Pep, ter Gama dae nee | ER car pnw Wea We suitable for hotels, steam! oe JOHN (lb ES A DOUBLE GUN, LAMINATED STEEL, new; also ff West Feniatstmeatapaaee eat Pass eis seater pac Pare pRinctan ia Yack tecamm Pirate BS. FUSS slo Canal sirect nosy Broedwaye where se i | Phnom seas, Pht PROK ated nIRTY. ee cuute and retail Ladies wil oe ho i infallible Mange Sire tod ce a, Eataranator og tae PA Butlora now work ou the he he wil q Saas pereehion tne in ths oiiz,' na he tolamee to entre tore Nearted tains. ‘Medicines for | naness.. Ue Danae SOO eee TL Apes re FEATHERS CLEANED, DYED AND OURLED Z See Nyy fina Doe ieee LAB TOR SALE | AAI88 saat moall black, and tan Bootes and Skye "ex: | 188 M. E. HOUSTON, LATE, WITH GENIN AND Hearn, Cloaks and Bonnets. | Dress- mak tae branches. Particular ular etiention paid to or- $b Broadway, below Eighth street. BLISHMENT ADVERTISES IN THE NEW. (Pits BSTABLISY ORK RERALD. ne GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS. ENGLISH LONG RANGE Gronraxin ag Are ioer as ati Gan shoes ha ice ee non OR CARRIAGES, &C 5 5 aes ear Gp hie ee sone? AND CAR. | ‘A large tot of those heavy Shaker Flannels at 66 cents per Bet Forty-fourth aad han Sy DRAIN ECO wit by pregeaaie soa ‘Those figured Delaines to-day at 2s. 64. per yard. ried aa en ce | ie Calioos at 26 cents per yard; warranted fast colors. ce asia roam sae, Paramattas and Alpacas at 50 cents per yard. a] Sitiren te the city. ity. A ee ee, eS AS THE OWNER tap GOING SOUTH, Balmoral Skirts, ene ‘artiole, $8 £0 each. fins ir of Roadsters, gray ears 1s nana sande igi ao aliftine top| ck Sinks, Black supein’ New Benes made by one of cane ‘a9d Hosows, In ger eat lr mora a new dou a Whips | af Flankely and Rood Blan and iai West Twenty-ihird Site street, near Sixth avenue. 10 MILLINERS AMO Una. STOREBKEEPERS. BR OF STYLISH LONG TAILED BAY atl pd We out millinery good Grand street ps cheaper than down town a al wholosa! A istioas high, Gand 7 yeara old and splendid trw Mark the add: S11}¢ Grand and oo len Fd pa fe Dusenburry trotth ing Wagon, at King’s stable, Aa: q fifth lock, east am, the Bowery. ‘Entrance to the whole: | first street, between Madison and Fourth avenues. , 65 Allen street Ree a SS ee fl traw and Felt Ge d an ind, ¢an trot in three nt Feira tor Ribbons, Millinecy aud Silk Goods, A got, Hiarnons, &c., at King’s stable, Forty-firat fet Fourth tloor—Case Goods only. EDWD. RIDLEY. | tween Mad 4 Fourth avenues, ET MUSLINS. ISH BAY HORSE, 15} HANDS HIGH, SEVEN MUSLINS. A SLs Bay ee paps Rockaway, Harness, ‘Re, at These Muslins have been aeaet a great Compare are only | King’s stable, Forty-first street, between Madison and Fourth slightly soiled and comprise tt makes in the avenues, Very great bargains are offered. — FOSTER BROTHERS, SORREL MARE FOR SALE—WARRANTED SOUND 272 Bleecker street, corner of Commerce. and kind. Reason for selling: the owner has no use for her. Inquire at 1,266 Third avenue, in the butcher shop, CK GELDING, 7 YEARS OLD, fp Aamalee pai sound; can trot inside is] will be'sold at a bargain, Apply at 126 Nassau _MILLIN Ez DIES WI FIND THE c PEST “AND HAND- somest Paris Bonnets at Mra. JACKSON'S. Dress and Cloak making in all its rane. ‘101 East Thirteenth street, corner of Fourth avenue MARE, 5 YEARS OLD AND. ADAME BUHLMEYER, SUCOESSOR TO MME. FER- , RE AD Osrringe and sot of rero, No. 5 Grext Jones street, will open on Thursday, | Harness: table, Twenty “hind street, near Sixth November 9, winter Millinery, just received from Paris, Fare oe a rleee tatwcon ‘the hours of 10 aud 2 this ay | 2 it will then and there be offered at auction and sold to OPARTNERSHIPS, py highest bidds STOR STABLES, 23 WEST THIRTEENTH STREET— #i eraatvels for private horses: nos atall ge at al tl grooms So orrermt arg: NATH. T, WEE! BARGATC TREES. diel ry MAT FOR ANY WOR! be sold for anything for want oI rt ‘pusiuens Wagon, and Harness; a bandsome young. Mare, $126. 466 Pear! street. ler, RESPONSIBLE PARTY, WITH $3,000 OF $4,000, A would ike an interest, with ser in the cominis: rT nufacturing business; coumcn tions confiden- tials ito agenta need apo Ny. Address Ford, box 112 Herald half interest in a permanently established Munufactur- business in this cf sto, Call and investigate, and if it is jot genuine I wll pay 8, at RELIABLE MAN WITH $5,000 CAN SECURE A RVEY, 208 Broadway, room No. §, RETT WANTED—ONE. BUILT RE Si | {A PARTNER WANTED IN MERCHANT TATLORING ea Deny Rouse, I goed OFde ae Brett Cox's 208 Post ofice, Dusiness already established, with flue trade, on Broad- | With particulars ua to age, price and. where Bo pa) way, above Bleecker; one who can give his whole ‘time to the Dutinoes will be given a bargain. Address Jabez Martin, box 8,352 Post ollice. YOUNG MAN WANTED—AS ACTIVE PARTNER IN a light business, paying large profits; « capital of $150 Fequired.” Apply at 12 FPiulton street, room No. QREAy, MARE—ABOUT 15 HANDS HIGH, SOUND and kind in all harness and saddle; must be sold.to- 2 LS S| Gedney's stable, 164 Washington street, or 52 Vort- tf up stairs. —— jOUPE.—WANTED, A GOOD COUPE. ADDRESS G ROCERY PARTNER—WITH $2,000 TO $3,000 CAPI. box 187 Post office, stating price and where to be seen. Fe eden tnda ent low aud no bent. Ade hed LE eck * omee, Re r AST MARE FOR SALE,—BROWN MARE ZENOBIA, dress Loraine, box 149 Herald’ office. Reference required. oz mani oes te oh Sable ry close to 2:30 this inted sound and kind; will show ve » for $4,000. Apply to DANIEL yarra fall, either Si ae or PFIFER, Union Course, TRST CLASS PRIVATE STABLE TO RENT—2) WEST near Broadway and the hotel ply to HOMIE MORGAN, No. ? Fine sired en WANTED—IN THE wert dt npg Jewel vy, busin with from $5,000 to $10,000 cash. ress box 1,210 Post oflice. ARTNER WANTED—AN Beare. YOUNG, MAN, with $5,000. Address 6,000, H 0 CAPITA STS.—THE UNDERSIGNED, A COTTON | Ton waLy—a algae pain ee planter, ‘service, controls 3,000 acrés A No. 1 cot- ton unin Di ini ne eorea the wishes & nee a withon ah Inquire of R. G. DURKIN, made sae Ade R SALE—A FINE BLACK HORSE, 16 HANDS AND drone John H. rider, Gee Team F {one tach Righ; a ahifting top Wagon dnd Harness, | Will separate. Can be seen at Garrison's tables ns, corer of ‘of Broadway and na Forty-seventh atreet, OR SALE—A vated A HANDSOME BROWN are. eens hands high, ais yents: old, a traveller, sound, le ANTED—A PARTNER TO INTRODUCE OR PUR- ahase the patent right of an ieaproved artificial I Address or call on the tee, JOH “yeti at Cristadero's, No. 6 Astor fous " ey Broadway, ‘ANTED—A_ RELIABLE MAN, WIT! ae FO | inaingie or double harnens. Pt worth $500. Can be take the a eos ofa Ps — in ‘a, butter, Shit and | seen at BRIGGS BRO.'S, cornerof Twenty-third street and meat market busines chance the right | Sixt! nae. an excellent kind of a mau, Inquire of J.B. YOUNG, 108 South street. ANTED—AN ACTIVE OR SPECIAL 1 fanbed me ee 4 bide a co Tranhoe by Bos! Writ $90,000 to invest in an old ai ‘and well establish address A. L., blag douse" For parisues ton) Sia eeredicanl werrmmteasotitend kind taauire in the liquor store ‘corner Fourth street and avenue D. JOR SALE—A PORTLAND ai Ronatd LITTLE used; will ent bays, 5 WIL} BUY THE ONE-HALF INTEREST IN a Ligh manufacturing business, making large $250. and 6 years told, fc profits. Call ato. room No, Chestauts, 6 andl 7 youre. old old, olf, ha WANTED, A PARTY WITH THIS | Gan trot together Wr 3! rw old of carrion — ean trot er ear $1.500. amount to engage in @ strictly first need team. tons bay Horse, I Ti tad, ia years old; ae ‘nest geld- Well oatablisiod cass business; no, agents or hutab jug in the State. ‘Kind. Can be apply. EMPSEY & geen at Fifth pr Hotel atablen, 1 ‘2 West ‘Twenty-sixth No. 4 New Chambers atreet. street, betwoen Seventh and Eighth avenues. WASTED, A SPECIAL PARTNER $15, 000. sii eels amounting unepholemte oot: | JPOR SALE_ONE OF THE FINEST COUP HORSES a ith tennis capennstes ce weateete [oe in the Stave, 16%; hands hi Ferg stylish, lon es tacthes partioclare atteeep in florets ates. an@ perfect in all respects sn, BOK 1D Her $2000. WANTED, AN ENTER. | Tom saLB—A PAIR OF BAY COLORED HORSES, $15,000 7 Pin well ei active partnér, with the above Toay bands highs woven youre Old; sold for want of use. eee a reat, ar rroe Ganaae te bre eleenn te res Inquire at private siable 10f West Thirty-third sires, be: from eae ae pear ilnews, nak tach snap, | {Ween and i lock, ora Broadway rvunlty ie ‘worthy a Fete A Be coe OR HALE—7 TOP AND NO-TOF WAGONS, sg? CO.cH, Seneca neh pene FOF itockaw ay} naor Wi fe ee be oF Citar: a a FR SALE—A SORREL MARE, 6 YEARS had A SPECIAL NOTICE: (ASS MEETING OF THE JOURNEY MEN PLUMB and vicinity w ta fs be held at their rooms, trot. rr in 2:30; also pro beter on Thursday event: Nev. 9, to take into con. some ewe W i, Hitenees, Blade Wh Whip. as ration the wo. $ handsome: turnouts im the cfty, Can be seen a order of z Sieur stables, corner of Thirty mint street and Broad: to yon the eight hour wee" HE LATE MR. JOHN P. Pr: SALE—A VERY. bat nate SORREL MARE, 7 of returning their heartfelt ARD THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MR. 301 Journ old, id hands high: warranted sound abd kind'in | risa tla ma haan Te a nde an and brothers for kind atten- Lexingtor ion areatie. — |e Se Warten being FOR t INVENTION JUST D, USEFUL A x Us PATENTED eur Be FORTUNE oF Act ‘than the hoop A Patna ‘will bo, profuatie erent ee 3 2 = "Dr. 4 Fontes, ay ‘or room ‘Agente ‘SMALL LOT OF NEW STORE SHELVING sale.—Apply immediately at 829 Broadway, near A SEE eee SR SIZED LILLIB'S | yrs FOR two ety atte itarty'str ae CHANCE.—TO A Teas ‘BT0) Seg ea La ide tore 60 Dt sum lage GOOD CORNER Li ee at een a STORE, 90 i Gosjeast tecaten tor wale gine at var HANSEN hers Nassau street, Seon I TOR BALE =A RESTAURANT AND Hi ior Hloren, rtores,ilard ai Meet Nester Baloons aad Suppee TSITOHELL'S Store Agency, 77 Codar street, GMC Pangan had SALE—ROPER'S PA‘ good order and quite as horse BWENS A AGAm, 110 William atroste 5 eres (GAR STORE —sTOOK AND FrxTURRS OR sTOeR ai 230 Hpriag nirock, nent Hudson street. © cist C'SARS wi AND TOBACCO.—STOCK, FIXTURES AND ill for sale; first rate locality; present Eng a gi business. “Inquire of E. F180 Broadway, reat RUG STORE FOR SALE—ESTABLISHED i ina Tocation, with or Vig tenement same buildin, ng: reeene reason for selling {ll health of the Call at Mr, SMITH’S, 46 Portland ‘avenue, Bi RICSSON CALORIC ENGINE FOUR HORSE POWE with ahatting, pulleys and beitings, in good arder, aale, at BEASLEY'S store, Mitohell’s wharf, Brooklyn. E-BROR. ‘AMILY ING = et order, with bi fone: Persone waning a % rected 10 8. &, bor 280 Herald sy caer realdepoe with semiplo oF yaschine, pata bead ed tan POR, SAL R—THE STEAM LIGHTER tons, old measurement; will carry 160 tons on fend be service at one hou notin, Por fener Pe ours y, viees at one uae wy inquire, JO} Highin's streets, New York, where the ‘Nost on can ie seen. AND FUBNE base. saloon food stand. Rent tows a 0! 5 i 2 wholer rent, Oe niet {reas Bie apne! Ce pay, the shige ad baa aiseh ovr POR SALE A GENPRAL STORE, DOING A Fad Eee ret ee stories high. 4 tail Pet oflloe. OR SALE—THE LEASE, STOCK AND roxroREs tor Store, with sample room back, Appl at 0 Whitelaitstroas NE. OR SALE—A WELL BSTABLISEED. F FOCER F Manufactory, with Brock Ry convictg ead Store; satisfs ry Manufacturer, box 182 ‘offlos. Jol : BLE HEATER, IN PERFEO? pr a Oa West Deer sh avenue. Ay ke SALE—A heap COMPLETE HOUSEHOLD, a? Grand street, second Soor, Ce \ALE—A LITHOGRAPH ESTAB! vrith Bonk. F Fixti ron i Sea R BALE—A GENTLEMAN Wil) WISHES 7 may hear control tg ty add reaming Boonen, nee BEER. oe AOS Se Ok SALE—WINE, Boarding doors neta now Reason . proprietor goiag lara inquire: tg R SALE--A BUTTER STORE, WITH 8TOOK —— will Be sold ‘at a reaseuable prive. cht f SALE—THE CONTENTS ee eee eee RS St ati AND. iven f¢ Cert rd Aroountot Stock Gilitrs.” Aaa nea ete ier BI ayer wees a elon at 7 V: F°t ema ed ey doing s good businest Sow. “Apply st For att LE His fa anmctae BARA BAR AND, eas Poeatlon in the city. a Er south ste Cl: or be iy Ayo RK, DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, Poa of Taxes, New Court House, oy & “aaa TO TAX. FAYERS.—No cont will be added on ei SALE—A VERY STYLISH BLACK HORS! — Hi ee hon kro a Ho Brena Y HORSE, 4 by FS 328 maining unpaid; an radon ‘One per cent w ~ the 150 of said month 0 f December on all taxes remaining ee Unpaid on the ot of January. om he sate Sm twelve | Or carr warranted 9 ery Fespect} will se ram oe nt per annum, calculated from the books were perse em carats ihe Receiver ot faxes,” No toner, wil be re, ore If Third street, near Une Bowery. eniv o'clock P. M. from “ Recetver. R SALE—A BLACK HORSE; CAN pe Jone MORERY, 3 be nine under the nade or tm single or double harm as METERS.—NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT John J. Grifin having relin the business of aoe warranted in every way manufacturing Gas Meters, Tight. to. make or sell Gas Moters Of a general of the army. Piel sistore id Mat ihe ad — Lye ‘with ‘my RD ‘ceases from this date, in consequence of ach Folinqulshment vip ALCORN, SALE— CANADIAN PON! 14, HANDS ‘Superintendent. a ae ae ccm i see gas Star Gas Meter Works, 76 West -seveuth street. _Naw Yong, Nov. 1, 1366, — OTICE. 7: se ia TOMY This Sine Thine ot eeetanias Roca omeid (alin shee dh R SALE—A GRAY 325 15 HANDS HIGH, 8 North river pier {8 North rer oes, fi years old, kind in al} herness and sound; he is a PSS OBER | fei hg ae ary he MW Broadway. | Pe , and 7 OTICE.—ALL PE NS HA’ In TR R80! may gy hd 8 TRUCK MARE, 17 HANDS HIGH Taylor, doceased, Minto of Kye, eriohenter ‘county, are white mane and tall, 7 years old; warranted sound and requested to aond the same ade to me, to the ns Sold ar CF 2 mw) ‘Sixth avenue, near Wm. H. Anton, eq, 1¢ Barn Exchange New York. a street, in jner's store. OT IRICHARD HCORRLUBR, Spout Amietraer, Ae . oe ee, EB 18 GOING TO rm PE, (TO ALL WHOM IT May NOTIOR 18 sienaie tay Rowen high; sold acy gent ft ponamaeet ata eae | gctuct wc bar Que ison sey sk rmiaaion, , Bea her eee ct te bedtime | see ee ew ‘or cause to R SALE CHRAP-A TRAM OF, BAY removed fromthe aula and, pro weg F vory stylish, on yo Rms. ab streets, in fest Bix! atreet. Pie of Now York, Fork, 300 fect, met ncn remains of ns int in Oe eae |} F% SALE CHRAP—A SIX SRATED CARRIAGE, RUX you's livery sbablo, 186 Bast Thirteonth street, latives hay by permit from the |. Thompson's livery tia Tnapectors “spariment to remove remains to other of interment, jovember ty OVERNMENT SALE OF Ho) TO-DAY, COR. WINTHROP s ( ner of Thirty-Afth street and avenue,” M one: } >) ey Se NN. will be every 10 DEALERS = Sener ae TOYS.—DIVERS FRRGONS, ‘until further usurping the toys from mposit stunt an OVRRKMEN? Hones, BLANKETS 4 trade that ton the Sato Gotoner “at's wae granted Gow Zante, Mute aad Ho Figeran Oo os vemen facture of soya! ond thet all ohare the as W. A. RAMPHi onsale abode fame composition are trespassers w yoy im Babe te thorized 10, sell our goods, 18 foe “American ai rm au 0 ,”” 66 Nassau street, fork city. State, ateble tore slo, tracan m | Garo rt : irs oan Santen a erent BURGHARD & BERGMANN, Patentees, | ford and B Hirers AND CART for ceed, joanne REMOVALS. JPEMOvAL.—vR. 1.0 ea Ra JOROCROWER, 0 Barta 90 Barelay 47 Amity a where continues to remove WANTED TO BO; SHORT DISTANOR Tone at the obit, suck es mechs feeoklewo., without pala, Ain seed. Toquire THE | LECTURE 65. prontant ARTORB bi j DATLY_voR aaa Lear aaah 2 R WINTER-IN 4 G00D a oe renin ANT Toanaqeenstte ea BALE, Avabae ‘Okamers eects eum of iE REV, CATR FROM GEAMANY, ae Ta daliver 8 lecture on. soon, datura 1 escape rhea Se NESee ERS ves 2 aie OR HALF ate zat YES Ac ~ soi Sinow go, Mag RESPRCTAB Paresh wast sitet aon i Bak PETA rates ATED Ut ep aren 23 Laces SPR as ik ka RSE Pe Shea ie as el Forth ot ' HIGH AND RARE DR Visits a TC de WAGON FOR ry agro for eaeor ron ata CHR‘ ara fang tor ealaingn Casita, TT Nasgaa fet fan thie oa "Kooy wk table. Bast "Prete tiresh, New York. yw «Bat, sale OYSTER pL, ot 162 Clinton, | bs BW mi Fee ae Inquire ot WiC mae with Sik. ast t nike INK.—A GREAT ‘pe made in A gecor document! in the Sab SESPORY Aap to the eatate of working order, fares for rai mation near 8) or JE to OR 5 HARRISON &.00.,.27 Watoe street, ee NEATLY pans aan: Lp SALB TEAM ENGINES AND. BOT! i aaa Bape Sn earr Fr eSraLaND, 171. Broadway. PROCS FS i 30 &C.—A GARGO $300, Wee eH AE STOCK AND poems =z uae Quire of D. BUR: a4 ro oe dae poner: nce by SB wee a ae pao Wir atin Re. en M4 anes S76. Pe Ae eee oe onnennnnass sage ae TOR, On eer . gear saan ¢ PRIOR ry Phe Sul Broalwan i