The New York Herald Newspaper, November 24, 1866, Page 7

FINANCIAL AND £OMMERCIAL, Fumar, Nov 23-6 P. M. The stock market opened weak and a™ettled (his morning, and a renews! of the panic of yes."Tday fol- lowed. Some of the brokers who bad been unable’ to sell <Out their customers’ stocks yesterday found av opp rtu- ‘nity to do go in the Orst decline, and they availed then’ selves of it, By thia they were enabled to buy more on their own account, and they generally took their custom- ‘ers stock thus forced to sale to cover their own “shorts.” A sort of,,revengeful fury was- shown by them an making heavy sacrifices where tho loss did not fall upon themselves, and the lower prices wentthe more they were elated at the prospect before thom. A few of them, it is true, were forced to make Leavy sacrifices on their customers’ account as well as their own, but this epplied almost entirely to weak speculative houses very Much oxtonded, That the bulls had a great deal to lose, officers having beoa largely ‘‘short’’ of the most active reflway shares before the decline commenced. In order in their turn drew upon thoir balances in the regular and and private banks of this city to an extent which caused the latter to materially curtail their loans, while in some cases they were forced to make heavy losses to moet Shoir obligations, The banks were more willing to lend than yesterday, although the rate for call loans was generally firm at.7 per cent. First class houses never- theleas supplied themselves at 6 without difficuity, The demand for discounta was active at 7 a8 per cent, and the bank officers were only disposed to accommodate thelr friends, preferring to loan money to private bank- ers who would buy and carry stocks for them at the prosent deciine to omploying it in discounts, Money is j@oming in from the interior, both East and Weat, and very 8000 the supply is likely to be superabundant at six Per cent, the rotern flow from the West having miready set im The Sub Treasury here is taking, {n accordance with orders from Wasbington, compound ‘nterest notes, allowimg the accumulated interest, as Jogal tenders from the banks indebted to the govern- ment, and this inspires confidence both by giving mate- Tial assistance to the banks concerned, and by inspiring ‘confidence in the disposition of the Treasury to impart and preserve ease to the money market. Lenders have come to the conclusion that the panic has exhausted fteeif and the ‘bear’! banks, whose officers have bcen speculating upon the fall on the @iock Exchange feel that they bave done thelr worst and are therefore now disposed to “lot up’? on their customers. There is no doubt that they have soverely pressed those brokers who were in thoir power, and shove had to deal severely by their customers in conse- quence, to the tnjury of their business, but very properly they cousidered it better to sacrifice the Iatter than themselves, solf-preservation being the first law of nature. Some prominemt brokers, known to ‘be “long "of stocks were undoubtedly refused accom- modation, unless on very wide margins yesterday, and hence they had no alternative but to sacrifice their own stocks and siaughtor their customers Indiscrimi- mately, a general trembling of the knees accompa- laying the process on their part, brokers “in diffi- culties being the most senseless and cowardly beings im the whole range of animated nature, The deciine has, however, at last expended its force, buy fora fresh rise of five, ton or twonty per es the case may be, The bears are meanwhile jumphant, They have covered their “shorts” at a o profit, whereas had the leading bulls pursued proper policy, instead ef trying to attract le “short” ihterest when they did they would havo thom to destruction. As it ta, thejdepreciation in value of the active railway securities quoted in this market, was at the lowest prices current this morning, jequal to twenty-five millions, es compared with the sell- tng prices three weeks ago. Tno leading bulls dug their lown grave when they yielded to the euggestions of cer- tain parties recently returned from Europe, but like the Phoenix from ite ashen thoy will rise again. All the matorial conditions. affecting the market aro in their favor. The panic has been senseless, The earnings of the railways are steadily increasing, ihe mooey warket te really easy, although artidicially active and the market Jil! rebound under a legitimate impulse from its unnat- anticipation of this many of the most covered their shorts, and the bears of yesterday, who are bears still, alter such a heavy de- Siine, aro fit candidates for a lunatic asylum. As com- pared with the highast prices in 1864 the closing prices at this morning's regular board showed a decline as fol- Cleveland and Pitsburg. 132 ‘ Northwestern. . orth weacern proferred. wm Rock Isiand rd we ‘ort Wayns. 103% ‘Yot railway earnings both gross and uet have mean- ‘while largely Increased and the volume of curreacy has been great! y augmented. At the ton o'clock open board there war a rush to seli, rogardiess of prices, and the transictions were exior- mous, the stocks gearaily falling ito strong bands Erie sold at 703 © 09%, Northwesorn 33% « 379%, Fort Wayne 1015 @ {, Michigan Southern BOK aX At the Orst regular board a heavy business was transacted at trregular bat generally lower prices, Euio ana North- qestern boing the weakest of tho Frilway shares, New YortgContral closed X higher than at the tame time yestorday, Michigan Central %, Niinois Central 134, Cleveland aud Toledo 254, Rock Isiand.1%4, Fors Wayns 244, Chicago and Alton 2, Ovo aud Mississippi certificates 1X, Cumberland 1, Wesiern Union Telegraph 1 Brie was 8% lowor, do. preferred 1, Hudson 3%, Reading 3, Michigan Southern %, Cieveland and Pittsburg by, Northwestern 6, do. preferred \, Toledo, Wabash ond Western \, Pacific Mall 4, Quickstiver 2%. Govern. ments were heavy. Coupon ten forties were J; lower, goven-thirty notes of the frst series i, # cond series %. At the one o’clock sessions there was a rush to buy Doth to cover shorts andon “long eccount At the half-past two board thore was @ moderately strong de- mand for oll the leading mocks, and New York Central Glosed 14% higher than at the rat revular board, Erie 1%, ditto preferred 1%, Reading 114, Michigan Central % Michigan Southern %, Cleveland and Pittsburg 4, Cleveland and Toledo 1, Rock Isiand 4, Noribwestern 1, ditto preferred 13g, Toledo, Wabash and Westero 1%, Olio and Misslssippt ceriificates 4, Pacific Mati 6, Quick«liver 514, Coaton %, Western Union Tele. graph 1%. Illinois Central was 2 lower, Fort Wayne 44. Government securities were stronger. Coupon ten- fortion were 3g higher, seven-thirty noves of the third eerion &% At the balf-past itree board Erie wold at T1i¢ aX, Reading 112 0 1124, Michignn Southern 80 « 80%, Clevoland and Pittsbur, 834 @ 4, Cleveland and Toledo 111M, Dtinots Central 117}6, Rock Island 102) (& 8), Northwestern 414 a 41%- preferred 70 a TO, Fort Wayne 103% (# 8), Obio and Mivetamipp! cortifeatea 26 (a 5), Quicksilver 46, Woste n Union Telegraph 46. The mar feet finally @losed steady at the folowing quotations: — Erie 114 @ M, New York Central 109% 110, Michigan Southern 80% & §g, Timois Central 114, Cle: cland and Piteburg 83% @%, Rock Island 10235 # 2, Northwent arn 41 o %—proferred 7014 03%, Fort Wayne 103% @ 104, Obio and Missiaripps certificares 25% a %, Cumber land 47% 0%. Compound interest noies were quoted thus Jane, 1864, 116; July, 11494; August, 114; Oeto- bor, 11), December, 112; May, 1866, 111; August, 110 Saptember, 100%; October, 100). The gold mari reacted lightly from the extreme Sepression of the last few days, and afier opening at 18 and selling down to 188% and up 13944, cloned at 199, Lous were generaiiy made fat, The fore gn exchange marke. was strong, and closed with an operant tendency. Pankers’ buls on England at Giaty days wore quoted a’ the Clore ot 109% @ 100% mrercia 105% « 100%; france at waty ae ¢ Hin 6164, at Uaree days 6.16) @ 6.19%; bills ow Gaudin Tis 6 ida: on Divenen 706 w 1H: om Frekions NEW YORK HERAT, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1866. 4114 0411; on Amsterdam 40% © 4134; ox’ Hamburg 26'; 4 3634; on Antwerp 5.188 @ 5.16%. Mining senheeneee heavy. At the first board « “ory don closed $2 lower that at the samé time sesterda,”s selling at $3; Consolidated Gregory Gold’ $2 15, selling At $8 25; Nyo Gold I¢,, selling at Lio, ; Quartz Hill $1 36, selling at $3.10; Smith & Parmlce 300., selling at $6 05; Walkill Lend 36¢., sing at $125, At the second board Consolidated Gregory Gold closed 800. higher than at the first board, selling at $9 05; Walkill Tend 5c., eeilling at $1 80; Corydon was 95c, lower, selling at $2 Os; Quartz Hil! 30c., setting at $2 96. The Chicago ‘Tribune of Wednesday said of monetary affairs it that city:— >" Business at the discount houses wag less active than on yeaterday, and at many of the banks tt was pro- nounced decidedly dull. there was no change in the of gurney cond! ure not Bir ee A exes of the deman: ee of the t Mgt soot supply, but closely Prime pata hero ig Bo We nape m0 79 ou pork account, There is no change in At a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Pacific Malt Steamship Company, held this day, the following Officers were unenimously elected:—Presidest, Allan McLane; Vice Premdent, Francis W. G. Bellows; Secre- tary, Theodore T. Johnson; Treasurer, Charles 8, Aber- The importations of dry goods at thie port for’ the week ending November 22 compare as follows with thove of the previous week:— Manufactures of wool. 156 $201,780 "SE $277,618 Manufactures of cotton 462 148,015 823 102,802 Manufactures of ailk. 139 126 124,387 Menufactures of 865 167, Miscellaneous. Total. Withdrawn, Mannfactares of wool. 617 $225,200 420 $188,161 Manufacturesof cotton 150 47,1TL = 83. 28,507 Manvfactures of silk., 81 106,340 89 224 Manufactures of flax.. 363 102,383 307 84,047 Miscell nese 8,947 83,375 = 26 1,284 Total..ssee ve «+ 5,058 $516,176 934 $408,313 Warehoused. . Manoufactores of wool. ed $178,006 630 901 Manutactures of cotton 56,046 473 189,394 Mana: res of silk ior 125,625 82 103,535 Manufactures of flax. 688 «=158,347 1,019 = 274,300 Misce! 6 11, 098 80,166 Total, 1,311 "$535, 122 7,746 $924,209 SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. bh Nov. 23—-10:30 A. M. $00 sha Hodwon BRR, 18 Rena ita 10 3 ye 6 330) Te 9 78.10 ini ser 106 do. 100 f 100 Mob iso Nib a 4 TaN 2d sor 10456 iid “= 300 wo CambOoal pref... 65 200 20 West'a Union Tel 4436 1100 0 do. . 46 3 ‘200 0 #0 O'M: 100 on {ooo ‘100: 1000 ‘200 1000 wo 00 er 500 300 00, 10 300 200 100 ‘500 00, = 8 Bs 200 on ioe “0 110 Ch 180 lov 08, 00 50 MAL & a 1400 1090 Mil os 1000 10) % iw 1 100 iirte laliway’ Peet 8: COMMERCIAL REPORT. ‘Tucnavar, Nov, 2-6 P. M. Asues.—Recetpts, 48 packages, The demand was limtfed, and with only small sales for consumption prices were nominal at previous quotations. Baeapstovrs. —Receipts, 6 629 bbls. of flour, $4 184 bushels wheat, 22,100 do. corn, 133,269 do. oats, 43.4% do, rye, 677 do. malt and 45.606 do, barley, The market for State and West ern Gour was very inactive, and prices for all descriptions wore entirely nominal, closing with a continued downward tendency at a reduction of 10c. » 260. per bbl., principally on medium grade, which were very much neglected. The sales were limited to 4,000 bbls, at our revised quotations annexed. Southern four was aiso in boyer's favor, being dull of sale and offered freely. ‘The sales comprise SMpbla. Rye flour was quiet but unchanged. The sales were moderate, oom prising only 200 bis. at from $6 a $7 99. Corn meal was Mune Rad. rather, heavy, with sales of 200 bbls. Beaudywine ore at $6 25. We quota: BO 73 at BE 10 7% ones trode, trata, Tn Common Souttiern.. 1% ay aod Ca to. ° 4 4 re four (su ne) (Sta weal Jeran a § 0 f paneboren err mand for wheat was ynoderate at the commence. Hiolders offered to sell at a uecline of 2», a Se wliietwan chow with & 86,00 bushels at amore nett active, a mited Western, cluding two | oat onde for etpert—oc $t ay a Miced Western, adost and += rtore, extern, und $1 3 Tor white Southern. ae demand was mod for white ‘ate nt the close and we have only CY Milwaukee and Cin. ° was nominally le. lower; b for tw rowed State, Mo. « got hax been vers unsettle, lower, though st the ethibited on the part vf sellers who geverally demand Je Fai dB, Aaranee over the neliing prices, | The sales comprise 8 = 200000 Ios. ab Me. for alumore and Detroit, and : Lake. ow Log «amma The inquiry . * Pres —The market for chemiosls hae rated eh Davos axD SSEy, Just, and futher easier prices have bern accepted in dente ‘The aules were 9 tons rad ‘camet ic woda at 66 Cry cota nt #e. currence, 6 ark gold, BO cases do. to srrive . bite Eh st Se. » Bice, gota, clonin 3.00) Ibs. tartaric wed ‘at Big, « LrEwoOps Fematne 4 quiet, and we heard of market for od ruled quiet and easier, tet Pa Mn of mackerel AU) bbls, ware ‘tis paved of maibtor hod stot $20 toe No. 1 shore Fung were gachenged at Famowrs—Wih lrnited A400. for waledt wad So, 1 ‘offerings fates to rest Brita'o were lower. Anuaxed are the cur Fook-cotton, per. Ie 4s Od, heavy go and Bags, peg buanel ay Saat 4 mene nore ray Pr Vaan) b an Sa a at 4d, and Meamer 200 do. 1,600 bales Aton, the ine-de price. "to { onon, 18 0% 10 duis, huwe at Le 10Sgd.. and 100 be Tue charters were —A #0 terme. and oh pres ois ompr Te. 8 We, for American, according 1 4 M0 bls wt Bi 8 ap —The tmarket Urtigh pi NO me MOLAReKG Wore whatever, and « Teonper be tm was (noreanad getiv yin then ihe reies current ye: ier 74 he talon abeg wna Fang ah tie A Reigate. | & juy bole Hh Tos (re a bonded at e., and & caroenele | Tie resth area ut prem wens | oe nent, without essential eh he quoted at | tion with their Irish brethren om Inch golt, aun’ ( this | tor of the tato Daniel B. SU youre iit oe hange. commen st | end they urge immediate orgpmigation nad bow "ful | and 12 days. libel ~_ hull ten. trom New ori forte sae $5 the BOda, strained | coutributious of money and urns, Tho relatives and frienda of the » respectfully Bo wesete, © several gaye net ihsetog 1s. —'he morket for onde Ash oonttrned aun, bt —_— fered Sree ‘tie ‘Eppa eal o-morvow fer th Leg ey pare oo are, srithoiat op peal obnnge, Wo quote Men Sed JAMAICA INTELLIGENCE. Train leeves from the pleopal Li rest a pon a Minter don 899% ‘Lingcod rest qu quifet, apa bevond the aX" AoneviteraL Sociery.—The winter mesting of the S.xtox.—At Boston, The Tambarg -.. Wash aed eictas (0 tue tt from reg canna menearesr mbt | (eeabts Si wena Counky Agrcultaral Sockety wil be held at the suaisooly, Ms, ear Lunreoy, af Be Lools, formeriy ot | the lover tarantas, yonartey moraing. and ,iatited Me, use londay next, November 26, at ten A. —_ Sus Loxoura G v wh oe anes Saauem Me" Promnume wil bo awarded on wiater eraina and | _ EMOTO Thureday, November 22, ab is late Pies serene Pane —he ot Km ity, the'kes " ae pack. | Poultey of all kinds, ressdeugo Joreoy Civ at mption, Ji M. 5 7 the chief oMcer of one of the untere tumate ships ai Paruica, coast of Bolivia, will be read Aaterest by (hose inteuding 10 send volte ‘Veasala to that Somme Triteds and vulctitea ot tae h 6 and relatives of the to to to attond the funeral, this (Sat pinesses MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. o'clock, from 294 byt renin yt r Smuninc. root, Jersey a eyeceineas fot pat Sb ey ae Married. November 23, aire | iL, Feld of ery L orn Placed upo baw Ung re, by Arwoon—Bonr,—On Thursday, November 22, at ig Bpzees BE bee nae. apaas beater WR the residence wf the bride’s mother, i” ‘The relatives and friends of the family are ronpect. e ben ‘the velaee ua et Of aoarge cai ies Aba, om Ing. bere, a le eine tees oe Heaatp, for att acipoenas, oY Aut | tully invited, without further, notice, to” alvoud | tie ate * phic funera!, from the Reformed Dutch church, fey F Brats place ARS, gpectte Amity street, on Gunday afi A., only daughter of Joni former yeity, | Vited to ateond. eh ‘came See are ‘Nowem- |, [xomas.—In ro Seay evening, Novem. | clear. tom ot pee the bride's father, by the Rav. | Deh 2% Many Axx ggod 4 yearn. sailgvaud Te te not e3) Vinton, Wr D. Loutonane Commander 1. bee pupa ew ago pari so nepecltyly la- midi of at) Eat Delied alog Nery; to Mae Ci, Gag aaryee separa law, John Paipard,” Nos Liberty ture, | bare able are snonth Mt wo ‘ul of meu for ie ma any, a oe the pot had phew Fismig' tong copy. ho exert himenif tw tue. Resdones of Jobe Vax Wrox. —In, Brookiza, 9 js November | 177s uickor neapaian n> Van Wrci Be eT ny Boao Ae Oe, we fae relatives and wt sad Moai of bie arin on andi pen me viet gn my be rere Nosema ig tae a rabideuce, 00’ Retoon aiteat, washout. further Of Jobe Stetaman’ Eas’ all of Beek? “Wenn On Thursday, November bar of poeameni, jobbers? Serre" Late “te Use hy on. Wednesday, By H., wifo of Samuel W hall Berember 31, y Rev. Dr. lor, Joanra B, Basyrrso, ‘Wea Thirty sth ot, nie oan her late coilanee, ‘ ao heard of sales of 1.100 bags prime 4 , odie: Ulett sgt er 0 39 ofc the. ret vee and friends of the family | Alice, of ula VennoL—Hxtp.—On Wednesday, ave 2 sepect! tpn are svithens further aotice. prow Sexps.—Clover continued quiet but atendy at 18}(¢. se of the bridate pai ROR ak a at ime Pre ‘ia adeiphie pape it . Lauxcunp—The new bark Haitie @ Ball, BB) foe 2% Timothy was quict at $3 Gee, Cnantis Venwot, of Newbury, N. ¥., to Exaa Finca eae ‘tre vember Lab stng abies barypeehe fist tosh, Oho Io's Al romeeaee ©., danghtor of Jona Held, Eaq., of this city. Newburg (N. Y.) papers please copy, “ by Samuel Mall of Boston, Mosoe i Fake of inneod bag of no salen, j sales 20, the builders. was toe. ee « te, be. grease at ec. @ 103 us eckitged, small sales Castile ‘The atte ud @ 6 funeral, on Su M. Wie wpsile jatives ol jouds are respectfully invited to afternoon, at two o'clock, Tae Died. First Baptiat churel po a pee. wee ‘ ttle oe Sorexperh OS Ld BaLpwie.—Suddenly, at Monticello, Sullivan county, a el At oe causa enone, Nam Tors | pe plow fi gag Song i hoon as ins N. Y., on Thursday,’ November 23, Hon. Aurexo J! | 99 irs, b tany "Ann Xoux, wife of Brevet Major. Josoph quality. Baxowrts, in the bers year of hia © 8. 'Youtk, B ifteenth United ‘States infaniry, aud daughter Notice to Martners, Tix.—For pig the demand has been confined to small lots Brswsrer.—On Thursday morn! aE, November 22, at | of Ju: es A dmonds, Notice ts bereby given that the light Pryiogpem for consumption, and there bas been no wholesnts buatness | his residence in New Haven, Conn., Jawes BREWSTER, Sheng has been Seplacee eh ues since our last report. Eig clan coptations ary nom{naliy aged 70 years. By order of the Lighth ouse Hoard, iy, for Banca, A. for straits, and A134 for English I wil take place. this aturday) afternoon, Charleston ek oy IO Las” Tnaperten, Gh Atotetets 20, at half-past o Cuvacuis.—On Friday, N TLL, aged 59 years and 9 months, TALLOW was dull of sale and nominal fn val Mt ee Pa te Whalemon, Rohr Clara L Sparks, Sparks, of Provincetown, arrived af ‘on board. ner’ 3, Java Cuoron- Wiinxey.—Receipts, 102 bbls. The market was nominally | The funeral will take place from the residence of bis Port oa Brinon revtows to Akh I unehanged i every Fespect, None but ‘mail anien were | brother William, 29 Monroe on Sunday afternoon, sa mepeneverrendtente ome ee 2. Wills, 1, te reported, tetas WooL.—The market for domestic flescos still continued The frends of bis brothers, Thomas, PONT @F NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 23, 1666, rould regain Tanti! Oct 10.” Reports ohine Gee Tree a quiet and depressed, mauufacturers being iniixposed to 1 William, are reapectfully Invited to attend. a pga son iy NNT at hteiids. Henan ee mooie” operate \argely unless at & considerable concession, In K.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, November Cleared. Act at Manta Crag Teawritfe, th ui brig Pebet, foreign there has been but lttie doing, though large sales | 21, JcLia snaw, Gaughtor of George A. and Elizabeth | gieamship ring (Br), Culling, Livernoot—N: SM, Fi th to erulses:. Ibn, bake ware rumored of at 2%. a Me., gold, aud Mostiza at | Dearborn, aged 5 years, 2 months and 21 days. po mere pe uitiog, Dive jationes Stearn Abbie it Browns Wiesuat Te hg Ny ae rors to trace the aalgs., The sates | The reidtives and friends are invited to attend the fa- Bteaneltp Seaows (Ham), Meier, Souttampton and Ham A both wld 2411; 4 hon ‘Gie., Western at 42340, a Bic, unwashed a and | Beral, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, from No. 68 a » Karveg, bs Wisconsin on private tecins: 75.00 | ‘at | Elliott place. is 4 eb yh’, b Tixe 8 $05, chiefly at prices ranging at from 182.0 2%. and | _ Dowxmzty.—On Friday morning, November 23, Gnoncs Ni repurte tee Ie Arciie Gosh Gort at Cee nen fe at talc 15 balon tudved at som i) betes | Tuowas, youngest aon of John aud Catherine Donnelly, bole wh (00 ibe bone tile season,’ Tn dune, dag i agod ® months and 19 de: tween (wo ¢ tz, eld The friend: und relatives of the family are respectfully ry, an tas ‘sip made invited attend the funeral, from 230 East Fourteenth Nea Cit <} rs, Lomde pois = Be pe! ae INy a street, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock. jue Ultra, Woodbury, ae stad Par Family Market Reviow. Dovux.—On Iuursday, November 23, Many ANN Dortx, ce. ta, ples; Sha Srenctele. ROMA th o's thee fie water oom JUTTER—ASe., 40°., 1°., 36c., Be. 250. aged 20, yetrs, a native of Dublin, " o—K M Cooley ! Lom others aunbied thom to Keay the ship free. sad ‘The roiatives and frends, and those of her brothers for orders via PhiladelphiaeJ ¥ fine harbor, wh Cnxese—Z20." 0., 150. whe. “fiark Mary, Dart, Cork a run sahore Whitney mbere T 96; bum fab, Uc; aio, 1 Joba and Joseph, aro respectfully invited to attend the mee ra seam tei Seak | funeral, from ler lato rosidence, 260 First avenue, this rom), © helstoffer, Cork for orders vie eels, ped whitetab, oye Be. a’ $1 BW); do.. s0%t, 4c. We. ck, Se.; pears, do., jt; quinces, per 100; Re (Saturday) afyernoon, at two o'clock, Dublip pap rs pleaso copy. Graxy —OF typhoid fover, Joseruree, the wife of Petor Gilsey, Jr.,and youngest daughter of Dr. A. C, Castle, aged 20 years The friends of the families are invited to attend the foneral sorvices ut. Grace church, Broadway, on Sunday afteraoon, at two «clock. Hansui —At Ravenswood, on Thursday, Noveruber 22, Wisttaw Havaect, in tho 68th year of his age. ‘Phe relatives and friends ate respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, this (Saturday) Lftornoon, at two o'clock. Carriages will be in attend. ‘auce at Hunter’ Polut upon the arrival of the one fourth etreet eeu usin (Be), VCbrtatopher, Queenstown for or- Bark (inn kdet, Greenioa?, Marseilioe—J Menry, rig Comrade (swe), it, Cork Fak orders— = 0 & Wend ” bike oman for ™ otlier ahipe iy the toe outside.” The lly stove in the bows, but had repel re. Crockar, Laybain, NB, 60) bola, JP We Mag, dated Sam Pr 4! that port from the Arey ae a whe, Heindecr, nov, da. Ib do this seamen va Corus Howland, Homan, NB, od 1a N Het ford reporte by 3, be rexiden te grouse, d rabbits, 4 per. dosen comes), per lb, 200.; long saddles, 283c.; short saddles, a. * Maar. Portarhouse steak, 80. a 88e.; sirloin, Be. a Be. ; ba, 26a. a 2c. ; hoe, se ie. a W.; A shoulder timp corm 6s, ng, Wee Dab cotiye, Tie a hee iad a do. ‘tore. rquarter, We ns MMe. ; mutton rag Af ¢ uarter, 18e. a 20e. lamb che win, Comin. ports hearing bi y dor 0 Dowle (ie), Lao vin Norfolk—J Henry. jarhados—M Lrawbridge’s Dap Wilson, Town, —Fupeb, Meineke & Wendt piace spioecorne:'s Sebr D Glileapie (Be), Smith, Windsor, NAD & DeWolf Spoken--Nodate. In Arctic Ores, shty Thomas Dickasom, o'’clork boat from Jumos slip and Thi tor Sylvan, va! Proctor. sede ait. ie a a ' ged auctor Bo, 9 0-: | Corrie * Kio, Young, Elizab : pte a bh Jecaegan, NB, 780 bbls this season. fr a i galt, 20, ‘ham, ans, Zc. Be quancn ta prosirn, sn pect, November 22, Wa, Si Te Jefferson, Chase, New Bedferd—Ferguse & Voretun Ports, shoulders, at 48 ‘eae! bacon, Bc. ; . Hates, ip the 58h year of bis ~ Omarre: Nov li—arr brig JW Drtako, Bat —— Pork sauaiger, 20e-; | Tho relailves and friends are tavited to attond the fet ney me phate tng et aa PP en we phen Msttmeal:. mn Salen, Tae i me chickens, 250.; ducks, 20, ; | faneral, from the house of Wm. J. Vandou! ‘corn Steamer Novelty, Ghaw, Puiladeipnia Ginmartan, Ot 30—ClA ship Guardian, Pearson (trem qs 4 worse '+ } of Greene and Franklin avenues, on Sanday are om a Kos Are steemablp Oruseder, Peters, N@adt etch, 10s. a ISe.; onions, quart, | At one o'clock. sie ctin, Mov LATE 9 tors, pba ie. se tna aa, Romon papers please item ip Centian, (ie). Ia Messurier, Havana Nov bi, Sean Marae chip Baden, ulphee, Loadame he. beat. potatoes, 4 Hyutos In Brooklyn, on Friday, November 23, of eansh 6b houre, wits nose parted withowt date. : beets. bunch, Be Se te Gisense of the heart, Many A., widow of Captain Joseph Now 2). th the Bee ©, Oct SRRry Sane Claes Ame, Deaes) Be. Vong ig [ onulitiowerss exch. | Furilton, in the 46th year of ber age. tariges® nnd echt Artur Bastia) an eee - ite. oi green plank dos 12 ® | ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to tain, steamship Han Jacinio, hence for Ba [CSeck poten Bite, Reset, quart, attend the foneea}, ob Sunday arternoon, at two o'clock, Fire do for 401 alo etlaonatiny Hale. Ma tae thao Shap Manticelian Miller, 3 y Cattle ee. papa Brooklyn, n. ge mare ose — 70 sea wis erey, do for Mew | er Tod, Maur i Bk ‘Aunany, Nov. 28 1A68, California and Charleston per ip Vranconia, Sherwood, Portland, with mda, to (oma of Barta. ee Another decline bins occurred in the price Metattetne | fa. 2On Friday, November By Manvaner, cho beloved Mo7bew, trem Hae ee, na Hesse, Pome tonal Myst light aa Lr nd aS autor of Tuomas and Ellen ing, aged 6 years and 11 some ip Chesapeake, Johason, Portland, with mdse, to ots Tadesdevoral rove moni ieamship Ashland, Norton. Boston, with r pone eee eey. tes ing nee nal ae, brought Tho relatives and friends of the family are respectfully sengern Th jeeropethionn taecentp Gon nnn Ont Oe 1) toss on orate are, ‘hat bettar on New “York ‘accnsnt, aud aluogttier wo gr | {uvited W attend the funeral, from the residence of her | — Ktsamship Nere , Boston , with mdse and passen. an Pranciann, wr rt a haa 1 vone a three thourand head changed hands, thout any im, | parents, No. 62 Womt Vorwy-soventh street, om Sunday | &*f0, to Iname Odell, Leghht rata polly 4. tmlbtie of ocak’ Steamship Mary Sanford, Rudolf, Boa it in rates, The to rice was ae nhade inside of at one o'clock. Eifn tere dtove ct chotce fal Rontucty steers, recraning | Sanu’. Oe Thorslay morning, November 22, after a | 4h." "alia ,!cnee ir). Sater: anit Juty 9 (oeagea | Lon Real Nor Bcieut tee ehlp 4 of 1.800 tbe. Prom this figure sales ranked «9% | long and painful SNiness, Onanses ‘A. Jarvis, son of the See haed Noley weet re Ss by ik wapadeae trot om for Melbourne, a i head, a These the total ions eanvot weil be less late Noah Jervia, aq, the 61th year of Wl age. Winasen wena ooeRe” “bela tien 898: na fahter rece! expected text wok, but 8 relatives and friends, and the meri st, a ae staat the fall agg te teedly apply, etl ‘it Nicholas Lodge, att, F. ad. M., are respectfully ie omc 1 paye wen vr t—In port bark cinteyeokeale ni muc a dal Vited to attend the funeral, from his tate residence, 3) n » B, Nov 20-Arr brigs Union T, Tufte Beate ad. Hoge aren umanwiat be'ter | Weet Twenty-recond street, on Monday afternoon, at | pa {9 (or slot orarerd. aud Revulon, Catone WY or it orm Toqut ead hie supply. Prices range from 7c. to %. | {00h oclgce, The burial services will take place at St. | with frat to Miller Houghtm” 6 "to hd eck Cleasoe, Coombe a, Biddle, of and Ann's Protestant Episcopal church, Eighteenth street, bear Fifth avenue, on the eane day, at balf-past three o'clock. The members of St. Nicholas Lodge No 321, F. and A. M. aro hereby summoned to meet at the lodge room, corner Brosdway and Thirteenth street, on Mouday after: noon, at two o'clock precisely, for the Barone of attend. ing the funeral o” our lamented brother, lon A. Jar. 15—Are ship Allen A Dale (Br), Adam, to Jor United hates, probably Kevannah American Ports. S4— Arr sleamore Orgege & a & (hr) inwee, Craney leleod, . & Dapenbower Shey Thi pre. Neen. teetey ptr et ee i "waltimere, oh non’ WM pita Senn! C.F, HALL AND THE FRANKLIN EXPEDITION 10 THE EDITOR OF PHE HPMALD. Another report from Mr. Hall has just been published, nnd again to the discredit of the unfortunate crews at- tached to the lost Franklin expedition. As the only re- presentative bere, I believe, of those Englishmen who wont upon the search for the missing voyagers, I ask you to prmit this protest tobe made against Ball's state- ments, without he can produce other evidence than his mere fpre dizi, of the alleged communications of the na- tives, tallying 80 remarkably as his statements do with ma, Hamma: rend molasees. tot T A art Jardina (Port), De Cumbra, Mporto, ihe Metvuret, WOA, 34 dara ong Wand NW winds rig Keibe, Pastor, Mt rots, 18 days, 10 via. Brethren of other lodgow are invited. Brethren will appear lu black silk La a clothes and white gloves, By order. Joux G. last, to Rohe . H MeNARY, W. ML aday, November 22, at his sister's ‘o. 3 Worth atreot, corner of Hudson, Micnamt. bative of the county Galway, ae aged Brig Kophia (Nr), Stictlag. Mouteg> Way, Ja, 18 days, with Bre Mitomitt, PRT log wood, to iaurelt, Cardenns, 19 days, with sugar ri Nov @ Arr ship Orest of the We arg of apg ty ine Br aha Senith, Salt E Wart a fei ww ora ¢ B res done Savin 6 sas faueral will take place this (Saturday) ay, Lh daye, with anger, de, to Babin, Cow Bay, 9 days, with coal to nas Iirig Kildare (fir), Macomber, Windsor, MK, 10 days, with my words in the bypothotical argument published by me o'elock, to the Cemetery of the Holy Soens, . ‘habusrgn ebanae i: manen y ‘he frigate of the family are respectfully vee Pigetat, to OY Foniaton & A brG Jibs bentief ana ah fom [have again addressed the English pros in reference Jousk—On Thursday moraing, Novomber 22, Hirxy bo hatene to his new roport, asserting that I belleve nove of it, nor ged 63 years, BP balla de ho "i if . red In Greenwood Comatary Sehr ES Fessenden. Biliott, Indianols “ that he has found tena fide documents. If Tam wrong | teen eae briinv, November 2%, Paawm, the | Sehr Porto Kico, Wentworth, bladbethprtt for Howton = lara neither he nor any on conscious of truth need be hurt id of Joseph and Marah Kentama, agod 1 | Bebe P Oritin, Gould, Gloucnster TAAL Cir is, Nor 28-—Arr steamebip Whiriwint, brig OM King, Miork. Wid sanuahip Tor Liveryook with sida tA histere, Beds 81 immons, Gandy, Boston Bene Bit Kirk, Kobinsan, Rose fete WE Bly, Beur Avaie Holr Win Wright, Nichern Hohe BN Perry, Hamilton, houdout for Vortiaad Beer Geo Hoot, Leach, Rondout for Bowon at my remarks, more than Tam when lis frends asaall me, All I say ia that I bave reason to doubt whatever he asseria of may pretend to have done, Ho Ia con- atantly asserting that he Las made dlacoveries which tend to throw discredit, if not actual! divhonor, ree Eng- “ ud frends of the family are respectful; the funeral, from the rewidence, I nom, at one o'clock lege of Bt. Achrael, October 21, Rev. Joun invited to Colunsbia ptreet Kranm—At tho “Jew it Amiens, France, on Sunday, lish explorers who bave preceded him on Kann, a native of Koad, county Recomeen, 190 | yas Phiiees hei a haeecey sm wrekot ffroand, and whoee nate and long axterience make then ‘ Ciesmebip Cambria, which orrived from Mobil Lg gg ay faa far inore worthy of credit tat C. F, Hall's unsupported “Dron Papers plone cony. ta eousigued to Brett, Kon & Oa, and oo! fin & ‘A Heston, Pitoney, Phiiadriphia, T 2 Beckatt, Durelay ove 168 Weat For November 22, at her ind street, Mancaner New Yor testimony. CARDICER, Now th Are sche tarp, NYors, G4 Sith, Dr. Rao three times went over the whole locality now ea roporad usurped by Mr. Hall. Dr. Rae had thirty years’ pre- da ngiter of Terence Leouard, ages 4 Ys he T 1 HM, Reker, Geiventon vious experience im thows regions; had ws company of } years, 6 montbs ant Z wT: “Ro ets ne Dienatere. in chetive | glOkMRA SOLE, Nw SF i jose Pa men with him, with an interpreter, and consequently wo en and friends of the family are invited to | Ores v 2 ry fey Nessich. Phtiad-ipble i 0 Jonaphat a must i her cunsider be failed iu bis task, and that thi (Saturday) afternoon, at one Mr. Hail (whose whole proceedings, past and present, I disputes is alone the superior of every other explorer, or that statements are tnade without sufficient confirmatory again way, Prefect dia. ettend the funeral tor ¥ O'clock, Her remalna «il! be interred in cavalry. avr N. ¥.) papors please copy November Favennab ((« Marans oleven o'clock evidence. These statements, I credit spon the Roglish name, and se before Mr. Hall | daughter of Janes I. aud Aaa Marsden, ayed 8 years, left this country publicly, throogh the pres, ex- | 6 months and * cays. Liverpool for Fetes. ashore pressed my doubts of hi, and eballenged him and his Motice of funeral in to-morrow's paper, as tomes a. ie full Of water, aud bilged. Sioam upporters to meet me ip a (i impartial investigation, Lantiem,—On Wednewtay jovember “0 . mi aoe todo now therofore call upon Uetn=-Mesare, H Grin: | om P., wife of John Mart maa eee nell, A Stevens, Jr, W. C Prime, Carson Brevoort, | Baudovine, afer s tons and jainfal Winosn aon Pile, aber, whieh tales them Potabil Boekman, Osbon and "sleek honofable, bat, I main: | The Felatives on! (rieuds of the family are reepentfally | mens fov4'' Pian. Pmary. ® tne vee wear 7 tam, mistaken men—to accept this chailenge, or, by | invited to attvn’ the faneral, from Calvary Baptist | ho cest advises from | we len wot over 4 Lt nee, tacitly admit that they have errones eh, Twenty bird strent, between Fifth and Sixth = fue al fron but ot Com toed ie Bo avenues, op Sunday afl-rnoon, at three o'el Ms aume,—At Hempatend, on Friday morning, No. vorober 23, Rowrar Maas 4 native of Stuartiown, county Tyrone, Ireland, aged 40 years, Funeral on Sorday afteruoon, at two o'clork. Moarny.—Oo Thursday, November 22, at 216 Fifth sarees, Wilhiamsbure, Many Taxxmss, the beloved wife of by allowed Mr. Hall's statements to appear without © — ‘ion aa ts destrabie, and , the faceofait ublicty sad to the fara, Air, ronpect fully rap 7 PaunE 8X0 Most Corracs, near Nyack, N. ¥., Nov. 10, 1866, te “STREET ARCHITECTURE. ont +4 e, NYor tees Fats NY ork, Merrimac, Vou Hee ST ort tert lierere Cape te ¥ Gould. slants, Bortstasce fees, i ight of sept e Be, detm B. Morphy femal cata in roll ' fe May oom er — piton ov Tae wen wits, f Petsral wil) take place from the Chareh of ®t. | (iaveaeyired at Naw Froasions) by which tock as Vigeoria |e bgt on th om Vinorat do as! (Rov, Puier Motlane’sy, North Sixth | foremust sioee ts Sark. mamapmnact, minvan vane re OS art, nyere The very laudable tendency of your paper to stimu. Witiameburg, on Sunday alteruooe, at two | sells attached bth anchors, bo=te un port sute ater ‘a the taste of our street architecture induces mo to oretook, pe 6 ornend AK, Le 7b ey wate tat OT Teds call your alieution to the receut compotition for the new a et Fs ae ad aances sory, alt and found i Preteen aes i hing © reuder #0 ; Jone Park Uenk, Wonild it not be well to ask ail the arott- ‘The rilalives and (rents are ines ed ‘os 4 the fa te ry png © tone Wella, bet wold ae Pcke Puteteiphia a 4 tects interested to permit their designs to be exhibited | geral, from the reeitence of his father, rant the bed weather our galleries? It would ato vo rivalry | pear Third svenuc, Se th Rrooklya, on Gumday after i. srhne be exe, on board the Duta Pg Le cots, aud pecure & just fecocnition of the | noon, at hal’-past (wo « cloek }~ bor, Were, Mecetoom, $0 San [penis cane iil ar “ ‘ving, without being overraled a See Movovess. Oo Thrwiay, November 22, Teomas | (on. Chad end i aa dondes heh on anasto - have tome Lesne Fe MoGovnns, \0 the 45th year of bis age od frendaof thelamtly are respect ai influence, Most reapectfally, your iy ot n the probentiny of Gmdiag the oreo S owied wih lon, i was lompran We abianind to rant bs — ‘eend she funeral, from bis late rent tha snip. Wletenn of the evew were tatten on hora Wve ALLRUAD CONDUCTORS WM PENNSYLVA! CHARGED WITH . Neookiyn, BD, on heard ti = 7 wouCTaRS FRAUD. ‘ ne ocles remains — Lary Cor \etarment Parrapeurms, Now 28, 1904. wpe ln Beat Koga tnt 8 baring Wsken 3 whales Th youre an | @ mon Joseph & M. Gibson, a Pennsylvania reiirosd condac - of tee tomlily, oo my Py ag Br), Dussant Sram Nom Yoo tor, haw just been commitiod ( prise meunbere of ‘be chaway Social Chol eu Trees hae oe |e lah, The 1 W was bull ot " osal! toe foaersl, from tte late ett art 0 jog h eet | thodvand olfare bail, on a charge of ombezating wast Be Petrah's cuaten, | 99008 OF PF alsaeee Ste clea. ares collected by him. ok . MSC tse ham, Berson, seven daze from W deologlon tended Invextigation made under the auporvision of | Now wher 2%, Mame hand Vs Mawben, pot inte Kaweee Sieh wii tr centr an " bar ag ot beard four cuee of romirnt fever 7 aati Naren, wife of Dard Neghbor, Req, ie the wis were ene the Meal Mr. Allen Pinkerton, a detective officer of Chicago, sbowe | Sih year of yen ay swe Bin that many conductors om (hit roed ato detaniters, and el tenes ve torned & mys the company intend prosecuting them. Numerous dis | attend the / {pe be ial age having be berraeee, of conductors bave recently taken place at her mle Gnd on ome Ronday actoree “iu malin wil be 8 TO Meowday mop lance. pr t souat THE FEMAN CAUSE IN MiSOUR iE FERAN CAUSE IN HiSOU Suh Seared tbub Yor Gmunet oe St. Loci, Now, 23, 1980, News # sere Ja, Chrietie, from Wareeamm for " g of the F Bi how ti + are rewpecttatty | New * er tres Pm hanes a ens wing of the Feniaa Brotherhood ta ; iy ore reepecatatty: | Se nar Fo 660m S hoopen s soir hoadquartete te thin city, inst night, 1 the . ¥ arr ieee site, so 510 We Au wine STG paces tone 4 Be . 4 reatirwing thelr conde i sity . wither | ,* h (ee oa ® wooing anvhor movotwent sarinst | aus @ ey Veingragh. dased | § on Vetewiynin hod end war meterial, They sive | hea hie, on Bar hart te on ’ os ; | “0A Mee bia aie Vere pint appease in behytt of their |, ‘ te ee y Bh ite b a fee Per thebrovs tor Oo z rt i» me Pawvettl, eh ret orton ai A wu on. 1 on rai OL, noe any 0 A wwee ss Lol Laeek os Ae Mee DURE 2 DROMEN Mearnum oO oveme | Pus. a iter, eure is ine Tor, oun