The New York Herald Newspaper, November 28, 1865, Page 2

2 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Monpay, Nov. 27—-6.P. Mi ‘Tho stock market was steady at tho early seagion of the open board this morning. Erie sold at 9334, Michi- gan Southern 76%, Cleveland and Pittsburg 92%, North- western 37, Fort Wayne 1053s, Mariposa 14%. At the first regular board the market was rather dull, Erie closed 34 higher than at the samo time on Saturday, Fort Wayne 3¢, Mariposa 4%. Reading, Northwestern pro ferred and Canton were unchanged, Michigan Southern ‘was lower, Cleveland and Pittsburg <, Northwestern %, Rock Island %, Obio and Mississippi certificates %. Tho stock of the Durango Silver Mining Com- pany, & now organization, with mimes in Mexico, was called and offered at 35, but 2734 only was bid. Government securitis were heavy, and there was more pressure to sell. Coupon sixes of 1881 were 1 lower; five-twenties of the old issue 3, second issue 34, third issue 34; seven-thirty notes of the first series 4, second series 3¢, third %. At the open board at one o'clock the market was 34 81% per cent lower on a portion of the list and steady on the rest, At the second regular board the report of a Mexican government steamor having Deen fired into from the Toxas side of the Rio Grande was turned into capital by the bears, and the market was vigorously hammered. Gold had at the sameéime advanced to 147%, and the fact of the same news putting gold up and stocks down was somewhat anomalous. Erte closed 1 lower than at the first board, Reading %, Michigan Southern 3, Cleveland and Pitts burg 13¢, Northwestern 15, preferred 7%, Fort Wayne %, Mariposa 34, Canton 3, Rock Island 1%. Mariposa preferred sold at 19%. Government securities were weak and a further considerable decline took place. Coupon sixes of 1881 were 34 lower, five-twenties of the old issue %, second issue 34, ten-forties %, seven-thirty notes, first series, 4; second series %. At the open board at half-past three the pressure to sell continued and prices yielded. Erie closed on the call at 91%, New York Central 96%, Hudson River 108%, Reading 11524, Michigan Southern 75%, Michigan Central 116, Cleveland and Pittsburg’ 91, Rock Island 107%, Northwestern 954%, preferred 0534, Fort Wayne 10434, Mariposa preferred 197%, Canton 4634. Afterwards, on the street, there was a general improve- ment, and the market closed with a tendency towards further recovery. ‘The demand for money was a little more active at seven percent, but there were no, complaints on the Stock Exchange of a difficulty in obtaining all that was required. Tho increased activity was more due to the caution of lenders in cdénsequapco of tho prevailing semi-stringency at tho West than to any decrease in the supply. The bank statement for the week is favorable, showing, as it does, an increase of more than two millions and a quarter ot legal tenders, about two hundred and thirty thousand dollars in de- posits and eight hundred thousand in circulation, The loans indicate more activity, having increased moro than six hundred thousand. Tho specie has undergone @ decrease of a little more than one hundred thousand only, which, taken in connection with the issue of $6,679,680 of gold certificates at the Subgreasury during the nine days ending on Saturday, would seem to con- firm our former statement that the greater part of the Certificates issued represent government gold sold in the market, and not deposits by private individuals: The totals of the bank statement compare thus with those of last week :— Now, 18. lov. 235,345,177 Specie, 2,343,542 Circulation 15,340,528 173,870,269 997,271 —The variations are:— Increase in loans. Decrease in speci 106,447 Increase in circulation, 807, Increase in deposits. . 229; Increase in legal tenders. 2,269,711 ‘The discount line is firm at 8 a9 per cont for first-class commercial paper, with exceptions at seven, The second grade ts “quoted at 104015; but it is dimcalt of negotiation, owing to the distrust of private signatures not first class aud the general desire of lenders to keep their capital within reach at call in view of the meeting of Congress. ‘The latter is something of a bugbear just now; but when people find that the Secretary of the Treasury docs not intend to re- sume specie payments at ten o'clock on the morning of ‘the 4th of December, and that however willing his spirit may be the flesh is weak to bring about any such event for am indefinite number of years to come, their appre- hensions will subside. Gongress and the Treasury will be equally poworloss to take any important step towards the rosumption of specie payments for the next three years at least, during which time the goverfment will have to redeem eight hundred and thirty millions of seven-thirty notes in currency; for, with this option, none of the holders will of course con- vert them into bonds unless the latter are above par. ‘The finances will require delicate nursing during the whole of this time, as, in addition to this amount and a hundred millions of temporary loan, more than two hun- dred millions of interest bearing currency, now inert, will mature, and active currency will have to be substituted. We all wish for healthy contraction and a return to specie payments as speedily as may be consistent with the national welfare; but we must allow ten years for an interval of preparation. Meanwhile we must witness the reconstruction of the South, the growth of Southern crops, the consequent in- crease of our export trade and dbvelopment of our re- sources and a return flow of specie from Europe. That the political restoration of the South must long precede any successful effort towards the restoration of specie payments, and that we must also first reap some of the fruits of that ig neither to be contradicted nor overlooked. In yesterday's article we wrote, “It will be enough if during the next three years the Secretary of the Treasury succeeds in preventing the currency from rising above its present volume,” but @ misprint con- verted tho last word into value, The ‘report from the Rio Grande, although it was doubted, and considered unimportant if true, advanced the price of gold from 147% atthe opening to 1475; at the close of business, It was generally considered that, if the Mexican liberals had fired upon the imperial stoamor from the Texas side, our government would promptly repudiate the act. Loans were made at 2 per cent for carrying the coin. Foreign exchange was extremely dull. Bankers asked 109 for their sixty days bills, without meeting buyers or making concessions. Short sight bills were 110 a 34, merchants’ 108 a %, and 107% @ 106% with bills of lading. Petroleum stocks were fairly active. At the first board Pithole Creek closed 6c. lower than at the same time on Saturday, New York and Newark 6¢., Webster 18. ; Beneho Run was 26c. higher, Excelsior 20c., First National 6c., Ham and McUlintock 26c., Oil Creek 950. The rost of the list was steady. At the second public board Now York, Philadelphia and Baltimore closed 1c, higher, solling at Blo. ; Excelsior 10c., selling at $1 45; Webster was lo, lower, selling at $1 19; Oceanic 6c., sel- ling at 39¢.; Empire City closed at 5éc., Rynd Farm, @0c., Cherry Run 260. The quantity of flour, wheat, corn and barley, left at tide water during the third week of November, in the years 1864 and ove was as follows :— 1964. hae went, i} bette thats Poy 1865. faa}so0 697,200 236,000 Doo... ee Ine... “41,200 Ine... ‘578,500 Tno..91,800 ‘The aggregate quantity of the same articles left at tide water from the commencement of navigation to the 224 November, inclusive, during the years 1864 and 1865, was as follows :— Flour, bbls, et ee Corn, bush. bush. 1804.1,087,700 14, 9,102,400, 500 1866. 801,600 8,661, :700 1b, 406, 400 8,643,600 Doe. 206,200 Dec.5,637,700 Inc. 7,214,000 Inc. 1,006,100 Tho receipts of the new crop of barley so far this year are 3,468,800 bushels, against 2,381,400 bushels in 1864, showing an excess of new crop this year of 1,687,400 bushels. ‘Tho following comparativo table shows the quantity of some of the principal articles of produce loft at tidewater from thé commencoment of navigation to and including the 234 of November, in the years indicated :— vison berries: i : 500 Wheel, bushels, vipat 1a. aa0 400 ee Corn. 98 534 900 108,400 404,400 Oates: Stor 000 16) S360 000 fon me “he “RS t 81,400 000 9,466 360 800 15,100 8,042,600 679,600 1,978,100 4'211/900 «© 686,700 "761,100 Maa 000 een 600 3,700 800 "967,000 1,289,900 in: 08 . NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1865. By redmeing the wheat to flour the quantity of the lat- tor left ab tidewater this year, compared with the corres- ponding period last year, & deiiciengy of 1,413, 700 barrels flour is shown. The business at the Sub-Treasury to-day was as fol- lows :— Total reeetpts, Payments Kalan Por customs On account of government Joan. Gold certificates. - ‘The Philadelphia Ledger of this morning remarks:— ‘The coal tonnage last week from the Schuylkill region ‘was 68,556 tons by raliroad, and 35,696 by canal—making an aggregate of 99,252 for the week, ‘against 86,150 tons in corresponding week last year. ‘The anthracite pro- duetion this year, as shown by the reported tonnage of all the principal outlets from the coal regions, is 8,937,211 tons, against 9,561,083 tons to same time last year, show- ing ‘a decrease of 628,872 tons, The trade is dull, the late mild weather having limited consumption, and the stocks in the Eastern markets having aceumulated to gome extent in consequence. Soncrenee hts have again largely advanced since last week, ton the advance is thirty cents a ton, The New Orleans Times of the 18th instant reports:— Shere hes bea 9 treat falling off in business for the ww closing. The sales Ces cotton reach about three Bitons of dollats Tho see Western products do not add much to the amount, forsugarand the returns of sales will not ant an ‘There is no reliance in to the future. Id cotton, or the balance of the crops ibe, 188, 186 and 80, i coma to market as fast as means les will admit. The Mee the future pr y and stronger every du. Se 867 cannot be answered. Over two millions and a halt of dollars in curreney and gold have been received this week from tie North; there have also been received a dozen cargoes of foreign’ productions. Several steam- ships and vessels’ cargoes Bro also to be added to the taaount wo be pad for, or balances againat ox to be can- Stock Exchange. Monpay, Nov. 27—10:30 A. M. _S2800 Uae 1, coun. 106 105% 400 sha 10534 “009 vsd' 5-200,"62 101 40, ee iol do. 2d series 96% do, ee 908 Chi 10 shs Bi Kor S of NY 104 1b Gallatin N’l Bk.. 105 100 100 37: 10310 Chie i W pref. 66 45 - 2 4% B00 chic RR 0936 185% 110 Chie, Bur & QyRR Ht 138 ES Pit am ERR 1 Few 08 bre 05 efor ye vol: 105% 10% = 80Chic & Milw RR. 7834 iN + 20 25 N J Central RR.. 1283 SECOND BOARD. Hae-rast Two o'Cioce P.M. $4000 U s 6's, 81 cou 106% 100 abs Erio RR..b90 9% (6000 US 6's, ’S1.rez 1053, 200 esvennees 08% 15000 US6's, 6.20 762 ioo3e 200 Hien ot ‘orRR ed 12000 US6's,5.20¢, 64 2 80% 9636 3000 US 5's, 10-40 ¢ do i6 T188 400 Mich Conteal RR. 110 300 MS dN Ind RR 153 1200 «. 16% io do 100 Il Central RR... 13835 4 1000 Clove & Pitaliit 9144 4000 do... ..5, OL Yo00 chie & NW RE 3555 800 Chic & NW prof 653; 100 dO. csees20e 85% bs aaa! Seclatenee bata) 100 P, FeWECRE 104g 0. ee sees 108 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Monpay, Nov. 27—6 P. M. Aguxs,—Receipts, 29 packages. The market war very firm at previous prices, but business continued moderate for want of supplies. Fp voracsces pe verselen 21,115 bbis. flour, 514 do, and 313 baes corn 165,666.bushels eae rentrpeced do, corn, 28,089 do. one 16, 414 do. rye, 1,440 do, malt, and 47,963 do. barley. A fair demand provailed for State and ‘Western flour, but prices were generally drooping, though sound extra State, being in rather reduced stocl mostly wanted, ruled very firm, and, if mings Tae upward tendency was noticeable. 'The sales embraced 1,500 bbls. at our subjoined quotations. Southern flo:r Fuied dull aad declining, with sales of 600 Bois. Canada flour was moderately active, but at unsettled and some- what drooping prices; the sales comprised 300 bbls. Rye flour was rather quiet but ratos ware steady. Corn meal was notin demand; prices, however, were nominally unaltered, We quote:— Superfine State and Western flour. $7 902 $8 25 Extra State : 8 400 8 55 8000 8 75 8500 8 90 9100 930 9 85a 11 80 9 30a 10 30 10 36a 16 00 8500 880 8 90a 12 00 62a 675 42% 440 4808 5 00 A 50.0% 5 —The wheat market was considerably a by leprensed heavy arrivals and prices ruled 1c. in eeller’ ‘s favor, the market closing dull at the decline, The sales were 62,000 bushels at $2 45 for choice amber State, $1 828 $1 85 for amber Milwaukee, $1 76 a $181 for ‘Mitwan kee club and $1 77 a $1 80 for Chicago spring. The mand for corn was active, but prices declined 1c. 4 bushel, with sales of 120,000 bushels at 88¢. for Plc. 2930. for unsound and 94c. 2 953¢c. for sound mixed Western. The transactions in oats were rather limited and prices weaker. The sales were at 49c. a 66c for unsound and 62c. a 65¢. for sound mixed Western Rye and malt were dull and alrnost nominal. Barley was in moderate request but prices were in ee Taver, The sales were 20,000 bushels State at $1 0’ Corton. —Rece! 908. alos. demand was leas active, and prives ruled somewhat aa, the market closing nominal, at our annexed qua tations, The sales embraced 1.200 bales, nnd if not all, to consumers and exporters, i roe ae HORE . = 2 ss & Ge ding 53 Ld Corres. fe issara of wo further onrge eales A mode. rate Xe jovding trade was done at previous quotations. Freianta,—The offerings were more lil , and rates: wore firmer. The en; *# were :—To Liverpool 42,000 bushels corn 7d. ; 200 bals cotton 5-16d. ; Lf aid 14,000 bushels corn ‘Td, 300 boxes bacon 258. Glasgow, Ber steamer, 30,000 bushels wheat 14; 150 tiercos beef 6s. ‘A Bremen ship was chartered to Bordeaux with tobacco, at 358, A 2 from Philadelphia to Cork for orders, petroleum 7s. 34. Hors.—Receipts, 8 bales. The market was very firm, with a good demand. The sales were about 200 bales at 106. a 38, for old and 350. a 65c, for new crop—the ngs extreme fancy lots Western in small Mo.ssses continued quiet at The small paode on ee ote te con- 50 bbls 163 do. beef, 62 pope heater hese and eae, also about 300 were quict Oa $41. . - ‘ We heard of no ransactions, Cut meats were in fair demand, The sales were about 900 pikes. af 18 Tailed lower, Cc. 1be. for shoulders and 17%¢. a 2130. ms. rd ‘Was in demand, bat prices were very’ lar and closed decided lower. Tho sales were about 800 bbis., at 20c. a 24%c., the latter an extreme, and only paid for small lots shotee kettle rendered. Butter "as heat Od lower, without mach business. The sales were at 42c. for Western and 360, a 480. for State. Cheese was also dull and heavy, with small sales at 140. a 190, ‘or common to prime factory, made. PRrnoLeuM. — Receipts, 1,680 bbls, The market was less active and prices were a shade lower, The sales were about 6,000 bbis., at 400. a dle, for be and 650 4 67c. for refined ih bond, and 826. a 860, for free. Rice, taleg Rangoon were made at 10c, 10%c. Carolina was dull and unsalable at the rates demanded, Stock quite large, BvGan.—The market was rather more under an improved inquiry. The sales were 700 boxes. on ind terms, and 291 bhds Cuba muscovado at 13; 430, be more Mymnes and prices atid me if anything; but no q Ne change was ap Sreantve was in demand, with ales of a We, 24; algo 30,000 I. reas ae wince coatianet limited, and ‘We note sales of 100 hhda Kent seed leaf at 60, 6 12c,, a8 former was without noticeable change. " ar tab on0 ne at Tatsow.—The market was activi ldo, a 14% 0. ‘Wauarr.. 207 bbls, The market continued somewhat heavy. The sales were SrorthFeporang itirely nominal with FINANCIAL. U ITED STATES TR TREASURY, New Your, November 20, 1865, In pursuance of the authority & DEPOSITS OF OF GOLD. the “Act to Provide Ways am Sguterred by. Governiaent,”" approved March Beeret ¢ section fi Means forthe Suppo ab eh ercare, dopebing ‘and by directionof the Gold Coin will = ceived at this oflice, from corporations and sscncetu sums of not less than twenty (2 (30) dollars, for ee oot ill ed, of as, d $20, “The CoFiheates thas issued oe be of Customs throughout nent of dutios on tmports;” will be recetved in debosit ‘by banks; by vote of the e°Gold Board are mado a delivery contracta, ti ‘guims of not teas, than oe offer the guarantee of the government for the ing and return Of coin to of rmtaning it at The ‘Cer ificates of of E.H. Birdsall, an bd holders to protect rocalved Seon ted States “at. par, in pay. posit shall be f ah al for payment o . H. H, VAN DYCK, Assistant Treasurer. (042 at $8 00 FER TON. GLOBE MUTUAL COAL COMPANY. COAL AT ACTUAL COBT TO SHAREHOLDERS. SHARES TEN DOLLARS, me aie crepe ‘one ton of coal per year, at the Globe Built ~ stomeliendntar Let the ‘SOUN WHth THE PROE OF COAL. an J. CISCO & SON, ey on topes od alo fort etoy ged oer for ‘pet er an t. ee Negotiate pk and business Purchase and sell government'snd’@ther securities oa. commission. Make collections in all parte of the cae States and HN J. © Late of the United States Hreanury in New York. SOHN ASHFIELD C1800. ‘ARKET SAVINGS BANK. §2 NASSAU STREET. ER CENT INTEREST ALLOWED. Deposits will commence to draw. iuturest 1 ie pat on tho ist day of the mouth following the date of the de NAME, Vice Pi Henny R, Conxun, Secretary. ICHIGAN STATE BONDS—WAR BOUNTY LOAN 7S, pavable af the pleasure of she State. after twenty-five Yours, privcipal and Interest payable’ in New York, for eale at 92 per cent. ALVAN WILKINS, Stock Broker, Detroit, Mich, ‘OTICE.—THE HOLDERS OF SHELBY COUNTY ind Davidson connty, ‘lennessee, honds are requested {6 call ai the office of H, ALMY & CO., 78 Beaver strect, EW YORK, NOY. 24, 1855 STOCK OPERATORS, AT. tention.—The Consolidated Point Company's Bureau I tofurnish points and other valuable information to the generous public, Charge one-third of the profits and the same ineaseof loas. All applicants apply in person or forwards photograph in order to Laaure, prompt attention. Box $801 Pow FFICE OF BENNEHOFF RUN PETROLEUM COM. No. 16 Wall strect. New York, Nov, 27, 1865.—The Trustecs of the Bennehot! Ron Petroleum Company have this day declared a regular monthly dividend of five percent, and nn extra dividend of five per cent, out of the netearningt of the company, payablo on and after the 5th day of ber, prox, The transfer bool ‘be closed from the Lat the'oth of December, inclusive, MES MoMASTER, Secretary. FFICE OF THE bs Naga Berga rbe Ry uM Lr ee Ree: gil be pal cane coupons of the first bonds of this omy ‘upon presentation at this ofice, a nate om $1,000 BRAZORIA COUNTY, reas, stating lowest price, Texas TEXAS, Bonds, Herald oflee. pins $4,200 WANTED—ON WATER STREET $3. 80 roperty; first mi 3 7 per eent; good '& 00., 988 Broadway. $10. 000 WANTED—FOR A RESPECTABLE BUSI- et, gnnum, and he exh, have eogiral of e business if re- $67 500 Trna ‘TO LOAN ON MOST FAVORABLE phd IES terms, in. sums,.on New York or Brooklya Girt. O.LOAN ON BOND*AND, MORTGAGE, tn amount» to sult; some at 6 per cont, No. Big <r OAN, D_ MORT. $250.000 12, BOND AND, XO improved property. 8, F, IRELAND, 158 Broadway. A FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS Wisi AN ished part of houne ina good neighborliood, box 8,482 New York Post office. ‘omles. bondsman; four story brick Store and Dwell ADAMS oss, that will pay the nvestor 100 per cent juired. Address G. M., Herald WILLIS, 27 Nassau street, agement, 75-000 $75. JONBEH MASON, No street. ___ HOUSES, Bi ROOMS, i Ko. W WANTED. iiient to Wall street or ‘pti Bien AND BASEMENT WANTED—SUITABLE fora corner store me pre with residence for famtiys musk ‘be, below ‘wel ‘street and on Sixth avenue. — ‘addvout JB, bor 1 joe. PROFESSIONAL GENTLEMAN FROM BALTIMORE ‘wishes to secure, about January 1, for the aocommoda. tion of himself and ting of two ladien, wife and mother, and two quiet, well lldren, of seven nine, four well furnished fo © geod nolan or. hood, with lendes for Py Pa 08 A Grek lage aie Ay THE yee Suerentn for housek fural shed or unfurn! are. fable nel hbo! . for a small family ily of thes persous. ddreas box 1,044 Post offloe, New York. OOMS WANTED.—THREF OR FOUR bl poly 9 ed Rooms, suitable for ogee i” Pett family: oeation between Eighth and. sloth: ateee way. Address, wi in ippamicuarsand terms, heh must be Pe sonable, J. A., box 21 }OOMS, WITH STEAM POWER, WANTED.—ADDRESS, : ruse nize, location and ront'G. M. Jacobs, 172 Fulton atreet, up -ANTED—DECEMBER, nished, below ay References. "Address Geo. room No. 7 YW ANTED_TWo oR THRBR UNFURNISHED ROOMS, ‘on second or third floor, m for housekeeping, by Address, stating ES tae OR UNFUR. rd ®@ emall House. Clarke, oir Broadway, N.Y. ANTED.—A A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, WITHOUT children, desire « Second or Third Floor, unfurnished, suitable for housekeeping; location weat side, below Thirtieth street. Address, with particulars, 1. Herald office. ANTED—FOR A PRIVATE FAMILY OF Two ay ‘ furnished Floor, for Jeane ing; Lg td (ropa imediate, possession desirable, Tadtoen, w I particulars, B. R., box $162 Post office, Wists A PRIVATE yin anny THREE on four Rooms on one x with rae raferance ‘ble. for man, wife, two re: fon, Bible House. ns oe Si Be oie FIRST FLOOR AND BARS ERE & SUIT- ‘ANTED—A able for.» wholesale business; looatign bet atrent and @faiden inne. and Nassau Pearl Mate ne ‘Sigsiva; possession at once or lat May next. Address O., bos Warrant 4 teh ae gd AND Be: ‘orn Hower Part of « House, located west from nue to Forty-fifth street, Address @. , station F. ANTED=10 BUY OUT A FROIP AND SAMPLE ty and terms, Purchaser, Herald office. bere Was. A Hae Ded fodeat tation noob PART OR ‘& genteel H referer Addi Tocation and Pho- Sees pa ace LIGHT ROOM, WITH ONE wo Two poy for @ small Addrese, atath location, rent, te "Mechanior’ Herald ofes, ‘ANTE! s a Weir Co I treet, with full rari — Witt RNISHED ROOMS, Bear Fifty ied street wad avenue. BE. W. F., station E. ANTED TO RENT OR PURCHASE—A TWO STORY sci basement brick or frame, House, fm 8 good neigh; tna Sixth avenues. Address J. H. @., Hi oon. ‘ANTED TO RENT—A Ly SEA OF ANY SIZE, RE- Peg and gna rourhand ath are ‘avenues; no eat, obdecon pur irae iecien eon bay ee mM qEnm. eh from. $8 to $25, and eeay, ,Ashiog Sixth avenue, bet wt Sis ue, ATE BL sareeS amu Da eat Ae Faia nteens teat we ato fk Poa beget, Beta vt E- pala, ane MICHAUD, French Betta, 462 Sixth avenue, near at Twoniy-oighfn seat, MOST WOND! EX. eet SF ce cienien oie ranted JA J. JAY. 2h LE rsa ioe fre ‘two blocks OLTON DENTAL ABSOCTATION.—DB, COLTON Is Cn indnpated org chey extenction of teeth wit sin & ‘over oight Sold the erowd and ment Office 19 Coane panera CIGARS AND TOBACCO, fe i4900-—5i0 Giifiar ens seis or ‘osaeue tashieeee, male ra an a ied rer 3 ‘ ¥ ADJOURNED OF THE McKNIGHT ‘Assoolation will be Brady's Hotel, 37 ~| A ‘on Tuesday e ee eae for the purpowe of makin, ents for a jt Clubs for to the ¢l ‘of Peter Pathe a are - ested ad three delegates: to nt them in the Sommaitiee. PW. HAND, Chairman. TA MBETING or yan or SIXTH BrstRie?, SCHOOL A Courontion of Tammany ‘comprising the Twentieth first wards, Welt ni at 147 West ict second Batsriay eveutng, Nov. 25, Mr. JAMES M, POST jominated for School Comiissioner. EDMOND L. HEARN, ©! } Secretaries, and Twent sireot, on, Sa ‘was unanimot Wenwen Besrrixas, Epsonp Connouty, Ns ee T A MEETING OF THE INDEPENDENT DEMO- A’ cratic Club of the Preaty, -second ward, held on Mon- day evening, November 27, at National “tall, near Forty- fourth street, HENRY MURIAY, ‘feoelved the unantinois man, an é 8 nomi mows nominadion for. Se second this erening at at 7 o'clock, ‘Phe club meets salt. Janrs Caurentt, Sooretary. Eas Frenee MERTING OF THE EIGHTEENTH WARD UNITED irkingmen’s Club w: 6, $15 Wor First avenue, on Friday, oy by 4 at rey pois pre: dance 1s required." B cisely. Pundtual attendance is reqi a pe JOHN J, CUSI Foonas Branes; Recording Secretary. EETING OF THE MOZART HALL * donot the district, held on sa Monday evening, Nov. Stow Pearl street, ‘was unanimously’no: ‘HOMAS COMAN ORTiER, SULLIVAN, Chairman, Junsuran Cougatin, Secretary. T A MEETING OF Gonvention of the Highth nls dies vent telct, held 168 Dela: street, jeaday even! pee a eck aie JAMES R. PUBDY, Chairman. Ouanses SoLouon, Secretary. Nov. 27, on JOHN F. wad unaninaoaly Tiominated for Alder: aaa oe Paces Seo SAME COSTELLO, Ch'n, TING OF THE NEW YORK DEMOCRATIO ae hheld at the Tenth Ward Hotel, on Monday eve , MOCARTHY af besirertn Commissioner of tbe ‘nol hirtee: chan Fourteenth i ENRY ROO! ‘Chairman. was uni Seventh, Tenth, Perer Dawson, Secre! iG OF THE DEMOCRATIO UNION MEETIN: AT otantzation held nt, $4 Greenwich street on Monday avening, Nov. 27, THOMAS ROCHE, Esq., was unanimously tee of Common nominated for Trus' oom Pea AN, on Epwarp Burks, Parrick CURRRY, Joun Woops, Micnaxt Custex FF" MAYOR, on ©, GODFREY GUNTHER. For Counsel to the Corporation, RICHARD O'GORMAN. rder of the New York Democratic Cit sihibeng Col. JAMES BAGL! Hexur B Room, _ usury P. } Secretaries. OR COUNC aad FIFTH SENATORIAL DISTR) comprising Tenth, Bloventh. Thirieenth and Fev tonth wards, CHARLES KOSTER, Ger ) MOZART RATIFICATION MEETING. HECKER! O'GORMAN!! VICTORYII! Convention. Y, Chairman, OOPBR INSTITU WEDNESDAY MEVENING, NO NOV, 29, ar "1 O'CLOCK. COME OnE! GO B! COME ALL da will be erect platforms tn the om oat “or indies. pepsesiat may be from t! Fohowing distinguished speakers. ‘The cantldntes wil post. tively be nt: SOHN HECKER, RICHARD P won. CHARLES O'CONOR, FERNANDO WGOD, GEORGE EA, ANCIS B, CUTTIN ate b McKEON, MICHAEL SONNOLLY, JAS, R. WHITING, DANIEL LORD, BALI O1GONNOR, oe a WHEELER, JAMES BROOKS, B. DFORD, = we Ne HENRY HILTON aa uiaee eral Com is de may 2 eae REELS BOGART, Chalrmsn. . KING, Vincent Partick MoGuane, } Seoretartes. “ UNTIEER AND O'GORMAN,"—THE COMMITTEE Gost ‘Arrangements for the ee montng <f ‘of we triodds of Guatber and O'Gorman. r Institute on ery oa evening nant) will meet im the Sinclair House, 754 Broadway, thie evening, at 8)¢ otclock. ‘order of Executive Comm tic = ager THOMAS MoSPEDON, Chairman. Epwanp M. Prom, Secretary. ‘OFFMAN, O'GORMAN, AND VICTORY! GR. MASS RATIFICATION oF iE PEOPLE TOR, JOHN apd HOFFMAN Cte "GORMAN. The of New York MONS CAPABLE AND. ENERGETIC MEN for public ofc, are requested to meet with the Demooracy COOPER Ho an rauney EVENING, Nov. 80, Eminent speakers will areca the meeting. By order of the Committes of Arrangemeuts, ward Hogan, Michael v. Walter Joyce, Expats OF Donn Bennis Buri Tw rey ale, Ferris, Nelson Smit oh on. H. Fe . . Hatateld, ‘Thos, MeGul has. H. Haswell. 4 DOUGLAS TAYLOR, Ohatrman. Deere Foreman, } Seoretaries.* Nit he TORE) DEMOORACY. Mayor, ©. GODFREY GUNTHER. For Counel, to the me ape RICHARD, O'GORMAN. nt reat aed il meet at the Sieclair House or eek, for the MES ocpaniantion a Po Minndsot’ Geotker and THOMAS MoSERDON, Obairman. Secretary. sold from Wedn Lateyetle Hail £91 Broadway, at 74, P. ‘or joffman, Hecker and by McMANN & JOHNSON. R sas TEKAny. HALL NOMINATIONS, ‘Nineteenth ward, Sixteenth Aldermanic District, ‘or Alda: (gyakues ‘DEVLIN, ‘the Beventh Senatorial district— Reilly. john U. Gene For cs ayholis, ugh Henry Murray, Rewari DEMOTRATIO NOMINATIONS FOR MAYOR, JOUN T. HOFFMAN, YOR COUNSEL TO THE CORPORATION R(OHARD OGORMAN. = sik saeeie “TBAAC BELL, Chairman. Manzo Dinrexporr, | Secretaries, “grand BY THE FLAGI" Regular UNION NOMINATIONS. For Mayor, MARSHALL 0. ROBERTS. For Corporation Counsel, MURRAY HOFFMAN. WN. R. STEWART, Chairman, ESL, bern MMANY HALL Geeta Op Ee Gok: INION nO er |ATORIAL DISTRI » Ua ward. 8 (yA eee Tate Wart Sehoor | a] Sonrention, hls acter Went Tiny: HOLEDERSER wes ase Peete ae Sahoo een He FROELS LE'S AND WORKINGMEN’S POLITICAL Sisteenib Aldermanie Distrit CARLES DEVLIN, (Pie SCKHON DEMOCRATIC NoMTWATION. fneteouth ward, Sixteenth Aldermanic Disirlet. DEVLIN. ite for. noere. friends that 7 aan me ee this FRANCIS BLESSING.” NTH WARD | DEMOCRATIC (PENTA WARD DB TI meet ita Mor “it ‘nominated by Jonx iHacan, Secretary. ION RATIFICATION MEBTING. yor Ne venen, Joba Ir ‘NIT! C oe => BENT aT DISTRICT, Pars of Fifleeath oe Sesenteonts Wards. r Alder BERNARD REILLY. TAMMANY, HALL, SCHOOL | CONVEN- meeting held at No. 199 Greenyrich strat, on Monday evening, November Z7, t7 jveigek tr CHAR for was unanimously nor ida School Trustee. Bs Sauek, Chairman. Micuaxt Mummay, Seoretars. ATH ALDERMANIO DISTRICT, jerman, ORGE A. JEREMTA| EMOGRATIO. bits le MokEON. ORGANIZATION. PIMOS, TA YLO! Roba: big Ei 8. 8. WarpeLt, Boo" Ye a Kavasaan, er cae UR cs at TH, SCHOOL, DISTRIOT.—AT A MERTING OF THR ioc twelfth Sineteenth and dt enecoud wards) ineteet =~ ren! Feuer the Le Hotel, corner of Forty-eighth street ‘on ‘Saturday evening, Nov. 25, 1805, -second ward, i, of the arrows wi was oF Oe SHIN JASPER, Chatrman, Epwarp T. Eonerr, Secretary. TH SCHOOL DISTRICT. TWELFTH, NINETEENTH Tod Tronty-socond wards Oonstvutional Union ation for Boho! FREDERICK SMYTH. ‘The ational Union Sehool Convention for the otien Nery which met at Lexington Hotel, corner of ferington avenue aad Forty-ninth alrect, on Sabah day, Nor. Shaet. 5. GORTHHOP, Chairman, Wituam Garestr, a NTHER CLUB."—A MEETING fe WARD OUfard Gantior Olub™ will be hel 7 events ‘ach inst, at the A eer Heo. TH ALDERMANIO DISTRICT. THB GERMAN DEM. cratic Club of day, November 28 at Meopant? past 7 salem Baheit’s street, which the aeer of the “district and ah oe wish to par- FREDERICK 8 sMyTI unanimously oF Helpatetn ‘the cause are respectfully invited to attend, as the nominations for local officers will be acted uj nan rina i AUER harman Cuantxs Srravts, Secretary. EUAN AND UNION nom{nations for School Tru Full term. WALTER W. ADAMS. To fill vacancy MATHIAS CLARK, 13% WARD DEMOCRATIC UNION hearer pra bapa Ata meeting of the School Convention, held at Mr, O. Shaugenessey’s, corner of Pitt and Broome streets, on Mon- day evening, Nov. 27. 1%, GILBERT 8. DYE was unanl- mously nominated tpr Schoo! Trustee, som MQ LL, THOMPSON, Chairman. oun H. Quix, if Houser, jeer TH WARD CITIZENS’, 18™ WARD.—l4TH ALDERMANIC DISTRICT. Citizens’ and Union Ticket. For Alderman, JOSEPH B. VARNUM, Jr. “A SIRUATION WANTED_BY ‘A YOUNG GIRI, as chat F first class waitress. Tas three yoara city reference. ‘Cail ‘at 206 Eust 85th st., for two days. SITUATION WANTED-BY A TERE BESPSOLAUEAR A and experienced woman, ‘wash and iron, ina anal ef t baker. private { family; she, fs ane excellent baker yy Gall at at 43 Hast 2 ED A RESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS A eaten a dak first rate cook; understan‘ tt yd sweetmeats ngs willing 13 Asotin i washing ‘iroulug. Best ference. Call at 431 3d city (A. YOUNG WOMAN, OF THE, PRESBYTERIAN DE- Good wefarence if rans 9 cieset steaatlo Ae, days of 0 $4. %e between 12thand 13th'sta: tar youn nea WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE nguan. 00 40 irs “4 noseae and ‘plain cook 7 ference, Can fa ow ner ners good city re! Psi days at 96 st, between 6th Tihavs. A YOUNG GIRL LATELY LANDED WISHES & atuation kind family rk. Call for twe Gaye at the first heuse above 884 et, west side of 7th av. A saranurs tua situation m wa imal fy, ate Mrokee rea ot at 193 7th av., near RESPECTABLE SCOTCH WOMAN ra eae A srry ‘ation as first class ference. Gan bo aon for bro Gays 189 ASHER AND IRONER WISHES ‘a small family or gentlemen, af hand 9b avs., in rear. A LADY DESIRES TO FIND A SITUATION FOR AW excellent ane faithful girl as ne chasabermasas and to do fine feat id troning, or. wait Call at her presems employer's, 310 West ‘S5th st. (A. SITUATION, WANTED—BY | A RESPECTABLE joung woman, as children’s nurse; fully com tent te take cl ree of an infant; good reference. Gall at 247 Atlantia st., between Sinith and Boerum sts., Brooklyn. (A. RITUATION WANTRD—BY. AN EXPERIENCED Taundr understands fut: no objection to omer. work; ood at CUE reference. for two days at and 123 8th at,, Clinton place, in the store, YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS NURSE ‘and seamstress in a private family; no Sree 4 dhamberwork. “the best of reference, Call at 396 [OME WARDIPOURTEENTH, ALDERMANIC DIB trict, “Regular democratic Mozart nomination, den RICHARD O'BRIEI HN K, HackETT, Chairman. Mantn A. Kevuey, OLE JOTH WARD, Citizens’, Mozart, Poople’s and Workingmen’s Nomi- nation, YOR ALDERMAN, ROBERT MoGINNIS, ‘Carpenter. DPT, MARDITAMMANY HAUL —A MEETING, OF the Ward Committee will be held ag Jackson Hail, 883 Third avenue, on Tuesday evening, Nov. at 1% o'clock. ms eye PM. BANKS, Chairman. ‘DWARD I. ANDERSON, Jase J. Cotwntts | Secretaries, 2 ST WARD.—THE SCHOOL CONVENTION OF THE Democratic Union -Assootation, held at 401 Third ave- nue on Mooi, November 27, at 744 o'clock P. M., nomin: ted Dr. ROB! et JOH NSTON for School Trustee of tl Twenty-first ward. JOHN J. JULIAN, Chairman. Cuanixs Quinn, Secretary, ‘3 street. ¢ Fanon bs ETe, A SITUATION AS IM. yusiness, Apply for twe bi aya bb 136 West 23th ate sah ee RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION 48 chambermaid and waitress, or to tne with the of children; has no objection to assist with the ng froning, Call for two lays ut 218 ‘east: 23d at., top floor, room; has good city references. YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS OAM. ailing end gh (ie Segre rags yoy yy 4 pg. Can ‘for two days oa ace, 8 tng an bce ft = ier AGED AMERICAN AL Oo ad Paster omy A situation as housekeeper or nurse in a small family. Inquire of or address E. R,, 428 West 324 at., for three days. SITUATION WANTED—BY A PROTESTANT WO- man, as cook, washer ond troger in & small family: aker; bout city ulsrenne ‘Gan becca for tie daytat 194 94 av. in the fanoy store. YOUNG IRL, 14 YEARS OF AGE, WISHES A to take charge of do SST cuilaron, "Gall st 18f Mott at, 3E a" __ DRY GooDs. T GRAND ‘STREET OnnAP BORE, To-day Bonnet Velvets, Gorded ‘and Plain Silk, Gros d'A- friques, uncut Velvets, Sc. Largest and cheay ie p ofered tute season. Bie Be. Vetrote $3, $5 75, $4 75, $5 50 and $6 50 per New shades in Sreen. fampthes, mexigues, drabs and init garnets, compet OlbE D i DEsiRAne SHADES. Der cclered Oh Hoot wets commence at $1 50 per ard. ‘i BONNET RIBBONS, ‘The most desirable colors and str is ialities né half FLOWERS, FEATHERS a GOLD ORNAMENTS. E new Flowers ney a qnees th Tia SINGS. cohen} ‘of black and colored Siti: Ribbon Velvels (including chotce and desirable shades) this season. Every morning new Buttons, Ornaments, Cloak Sets, Jets, GLOVES, HOSIERY, ct a AND LACES. The stool in these departments is replete, "bier |e: til tad Big Grand aad 6 A 66 Allen st: fom the Bowery. RETAIL. At brary ~ ee CHEAP STORE. ey ROOMS UP STAIRS. TAIL SPECIALTIES. Folt Hata and Bonnéen, tn all the destrable shapes, at 25, at ate 4, at 56, at 75 cents eact ik ik Heaven Hat, any and ad every shape, at $1, $1 25, $1 50, ogra fourier or in Bilk Beaver we sell now at Fyne F Pail Geen ner and Straw oops aa Full lines received ditiyfrom suction and various manu- i S11 and 811% G: anit aad 66 Allen strest, an rani n ine block east from the Bowery. FACT AOKNOWLEDGED BY ALI. Te ATE, ee THE pony ‘TO BUY. ye goons. families al not fail to before Per aT everythin ng unaer re . fell Srl Wares Buttons, Bralds, de. Full lines of Woollen tar prices Stoves, and B Orns. Fiouncings, Dot. ‘We. have the best and ete ee & MEARES, as, corner of 6th a ‘av. and 19th at, LANKETS AND COMFORTERS.—A Lem AS. tae ge at Sig ona te Rags together with a large as- and Iron WM. GARDNER, FS and 244 Canal street. a Re CLOAKS. paige _At No. 19 Fifth avenue, Qeaniorre 9. G. SMITH M. GREGG phar enerslbntientices n. Aeibahentteet ewe’ nacre pe Coarse. 1,143 BROADWAY, one door Py ey AUCTION—7,000 GO’ ee Senaurerte fe coopera 1 Carmine sirect, OR SALE_AT @ YOURTH AVENUR—A NEW marp. | A trimmed yd ver Basque, large; worth $60; will sell for $22. e i ieara, Hop apectaey a Cloke and Roanta. Dro. , ities in Clon! ress making in all I'he branches. Particula: eat ition paid to orders. 739 Broadway, below Eig hth ae MILLINERS AND COUNTRY STOREKEEPERS. "AL Grand street cheap store. We cut millinery goods Be ecmereuete etnias 63 Hin, treo, ‘and Felt Third floor Ribbon, lune and ‘and Sik Goods. Fourth floor—Case Goods only. EDWARD RIDLEY. iD TO PURCHASE—A FULL 8! Wine! Mink Mania, Address 404 West Fifty- four, pe a ___ MILLINERY ‘ADIES" Si SILK HAT HATS AND LADIES’ T SO tered into the fall styles; wenn old ale made into ladies’ hats Merl ry CG ea saa prem vay ko a ae PERSON. PS wes — aaa aang © price ia only $1. Drug stores keep it, 18, DOW T—I HAVE NOT RECEIVED OUR LET. me know ter, , Why is What? Want to son, yous Jat ma petal Driseaieli oto Batts Lansncn att OR LADOPTION—A HEALTHY MALE tote yD ONE musnth old, Inqu! ‘southeast corner of Bedford ‘and Putnam avenues, ABOUTS in, ain, Rew Tore as the ope in the cacy Signs m4 he fi AS rote ™ 4 Aecetaent as masher _ GLADING. (OLAS DI AME MARRIED WOMAN WISHES A sMtuation as wet nurso, having & healthy baby, three ‘Can be seen for two days at 496 Ate | + Atggtoepatat WANTED—BY A ep one oro her bt feotly ; the peat of ty refsrenoa, Gan bo seen for two days st a oe week Se weed sour SITUATION WANTED—BY, A rare WISHES TO OBTAIN A SITUATIO} ‘Protestant as nuree or to do chi an cones |= isforeace gir, Maaeire at’ sate ‘and Congress, f iE Detwoen a nn RESPRCTABLE af gh ge NAS ones wants a situation; is a do wT bye ck ao at sh West m. rs t, between Band? A. M. grUAetOn WANTEB—BY A RESPECTABLE PRO- ing; A SRuten TATA peat iy reteremen, at 161 West 25th ot. ss oak ran GIRL WISHES A SITUATION, ‘and fron, or to do general housework. a" tote vk, nosond floor, back room. ATER GIRL WANTS A SITUATION chambermaid and fin poopy and to do all kinds. ith some of the best families Call for two days at 55 ia can sah greene lice reference SETTASION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE as good plain bey feoners isa and bisoult maker; has no of city ecto ‘good San be givon a0 108 Hash 17th at te arr ta chambataaia and sonrmatrocs, of (rould go out iow by the day wok. or month; best ct Prolerense, Oat for two daye 0: 63 Weat 30th st., corner ‘av., third floor, back room RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A ear uanion, as ‘cook, washer and ironer in a private don to'go'h Shore distance in the Sountry. Call'at 106 ‘Bth at. YOUNG GIRL WANTS A 8! ATION AS CHAM- Pinas arnail private, tasally’ “Beat of — Call at 606 24 av. : ROTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITS. rou her last Gai'at or ‘adden ‘tor we ‘a¥., top floor, back room. sad jPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN Ay — —— cerita £ 3 Bevaie family; the beat of city referenom ROTESTANT WOMAN WANTS A reese berwork: 4 A riretica dat ‘be given. Apply at 160 Haat 11th oy wap LIKE TO HAVE Awe YOUNG eee weet os A ‘any Ameri; ape mans Barfoot (ree -BY A RESPROT, yy pad wang seals i & "ABI Py die aged woman, ht ‘cook, rere 7 Sustey Bas belo froner; nnd Sroneri Bo objeat we SITUATION WANTED—BY woman, as nurse and seamstress, malas Poo dbecdions' to, the country nasaeae bog PROTESTANT GIRL WISHES “A situation as cook, washer and } ror iy reference Gail at ald Wost Suh st, se a Seek ow PL em 4 A AL youne ite oral abd wastes ohecien take care of re sas vam SITUATION | WANTED-BY 4B fil, to do chamberwork walking or tare of children and if generally 26 Barrow st., third floor, ee bea woh ere aae RESPECTABLE WOMAN o a Bouse 2 bent “of ol decree ae RESPEOTABLE pad ‘WOMAN W. A ce from tor OPH Lig MA ‘tet a ee ince. Gan be ey ea ae A RESPECTABLE Pi ‘ANT YOUNG wom ; pe pei Saar Xouxe womal mite A stl daa Towiag been for (wo daye at MC ie Tront room hagomon, Shere fan ae eee Sates cues Se Al ER Entad ees ee