The New York Herald Newspaper, November 5, 1867, Page 9

_—. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Monpay, Nov. 4—6 P, M _’ The gold market was heavy this morning, and after oping at 140% it declined to 139%. In the afternoon, Rowever, it became firm, mainly in consequence of pri- ‘vate telegrams reporting that the Roma. question was ‘Assuming a more threatening aspect and that apprehen- ions were entertained of Prussian interference, which tm the present state of feeling between France and ‘Prussia would seriously imperil the psace of Europe, ‘The price advanced at one time, in the midst of much @xcitement, to 14134, but a relapse to 140°) a 14074 suc- ceeded, from which point it reacted again to 41a 141%, ‘the closing quotation. Thero was a good deal of buying ‘to cover “‘short’’ contracts, im anticipation of a higher Premiwm, and the feeling mm the room is somewhat fess bearish than it was at the end of last week, although the “‘short’’ interest still outstanding is heavy. “The gross clearings amounted to $63,044,000, the gold @alances to $1,517,110 and the currency bulances to $2,190,276. The supply of cash gold was in excess of whe demand, and loans were made at 2 a 6 percent per apoum for carrying. » The stock market has been drooping and unsettled, and a further decline in prices took place throughout ‘the list, akhough late in the afternoon there was a par- ‘Wal recovery. Northwestern common was held steady @t about 47, but the preferred stock was weak, under a Pressure which was attributed to sales of fresh stock @y the company to enavie it toy pay for the “Winona line of railway which it recently purchased, “There was a moderate degree of activity im Pacrfic ‘Mail, and as the annual election of the company 4s to de hold on the 21st inst. more than usual interest is manifested in its affair, ‘The present managers have mevor issued anythivg more than a balance-eheot to in- form stockholders of iis condition, and in view of its @normous assets many of the latter are by no means @atised with the expla ns which have been given of the reasons for reducing the quarterly dividends from five to three per cent. According to the evidence @iven last March by Mr. McLane, the president, before the Legislative Committee of Inquiry appointed to in- ‘vestigate the cause of the sudden decline in the pnce of the stock from 240 to 116, the company at that ume fad assets to the amount of more than thirty-five ‘millions—namely, tu cash and bonds, $5,500,000; dm cash loaned, $2,030,000; im bills reccivable, $500,000; in coal, $1,600,000; in supplies, $500,000; ‘8n twenty-seven thousand shares of the company’s own. “tock, $4,000,000; in real estate, $1,300,000, and in meamers, twenty in number, actually built avd runnjng, $20,000,000. He further said, “I think the stock is ‘worth to-day more than 150. as the executive officer of ‘€be company I would not sell {t for 150” That was on ‘the 25th of March, 1867, und the assets of the company are understood to have largely increased since then. ‘Yo there are no indications that the old rate of divi- sdends will be resumed, and the company’s officers en- deavor to make it as much a close corporation as possi- ‘ble by rofusing to exhibit their transfer books to the stockholders, unless when compelied by a mandamus. Ut is generally hoped tbat the next election will result in @uch a change of management as will give the stockholders whatever they ate justly entitied to, to- gether with a periodimal statement ef the condition of ‘the company’s affairs, Tue bull cliques in railway abares find that their power over the market is dimin- debing and they aro consequently anxious to unload; ‘Dut.in the event of s large “short” interest being cre- ated they would find it tu their advantage to suddenly rally it by buying more, and thus make a market to sell on. It is, therefore, still about as dangerous to sell stocks ‘short’? asto buy them, although the natural ‘tendency is downward. Money was considerably more active than on Saturday, @nd most of the ‘loang on call were made at seven per Cont, although there wore not a fow transactions, early 4m the day, at six. The change was attributed in part to @peculative manipulation to produce depression on the Stock Exchange, and itis by no means unlikely that this was tho case to a limited extent. The discount fino was rather more stringent in consequence, although Che banks took the best grade of thoir customers’ paper ‘@t the legal rate. The statement of the associated banks of this city for ‘the week ending on the 2d inst, shows, when compared swith that of the previous week, an increase of $1,014,124 dn legal tender notes, $5,145,596 in deposits, $77,996 in Circulation, $2,813,371 in specie and $416,770 im loans. “Tive totals of the present and preceding returns are as eubjoined :— October 26. November 2. 18,096,800 19,414,424 The foregoing figures show that the reserve of the Danks in specie and legal tender notes oxcceds the re- quired limit of twenty-five per cent on deposits and cir- oulation by the sum of $13,303,902, tne amount required @n $212,246,800 of deposits and circulation being $53,061,700, while the actual reserve is $66,370,602. At the samo time last year the condition of the banks ‘was as follows, and the differences appended are those Dotwoen the two returns dated respectively November 3, 1866, and November 2, 1567:— Nev, 3 v. 2, 1867. 1866, $24,582,047 212,088 2 . 3,570,869 224,841,699 Dec.. 46,631,971 see 74,900 542 Dec.. 17,594,775 If we extend the comparison to the same time in each of the three previous years we find the following Nov. 2, 1867. Ine .. $27,102,627 6, 27,996, 7 vee 169.499, 183 18,710,501 At the coms taoncoment of business the railway sbare market was duil and Leavy, and at the early session of ‘the open board New York Central sold at 1117; a 112%; * Brie, 71%; Michigan Southern. 77% a 77%; Cleveland sand Pittsburg, 81%; Rock Isiand, 953;; Northwestern, 47%; do. preferred, 6475 | 65; Fort Wayne, 96% a 97; ‘Western Union Telegraph, 3354 a 3334; Pacific Mail, 142 @ 1425 ; Adams Expross, 66 a 06). At the first reguiar board there was considerable pres- are to seit both “long” and “short” stock, and the ‘market was weak. Pacific Mail was active and rather Beary, owing to the efforts of some of the present man- ‘agers of tho company to depress it in order that they muay buy back the stock they sold some time ago, whea @0 oppomtion to re-election was anticipated. New York Central closed 7% lower than at the same time oa Saturday, rie 1\, Miéhigam southern 14, Illinois Contral 25, Cleveland and Pittsburg 114, Rock Istand 1, Northwosiern $j, do. preferred 144, Fort Wayne \, Milwaukee and St. Paul 144, do. preforred 1°, Obio and Mississippi certificates 34, Paciic mail 2%, Western Union Toiegraps %. Government securities were dull Mut steady. Coupon five-twenties of 1865, new issue, closed % higher; soven-thirties, second series, 1. Coupon five-twenties of 1862 and sixes of 1881 deciined 3s. Among the State stocks Tennessee sixes, new, and Missouri sixes were active. Tho former declined 114, swhile the latter wore steady, North Carolina sixes declined \. Following the call Erie declined to 705, and the rest ‘of tho railway list weakened ia about the same propor- + tion, At the open board at one o'clock there wasa ‘omporary improvement in prices, but only a limited demand for stocks, New York Central sold at 111 a 111% ; Erie, 111%; Reading, 96% 897; Michigan South+ ern, 173; 0 7714; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 81%; a 8134; id and Toledo, 101; Rock Island, 9474; North- “western, 473; ; do, preferred, 6434; Fort Wayne, 96% ; ‘Western Union Telegraph, 3274. After the cali the market suffered a» relapse, and at the second regular board it was weak and there was some pressure to sell Cleveland and Toledo, Now York Cantral closed % lowortuan at the frst regular board, Erie %, Michigan Central %, Michigan Southern %, Cleveland and Toledo 2)4, Rock Island %%, Northwestern 4s, do. preferred 7%, Fort Wayne %%, Milwaukee and St, Paul XM, do. proferred 9%, Obio and Missiesippt certi- ficates 34, Pacific Mail 1, Atlantic Mail 4, Western Union Telegraph %%. Tilinois Central was % higher. Govern- mont socurities wero dull, but steady, Sixes of 1881 closed 44 lower. Tho State stocks were rather heavy, and Miasouri s:xos and Tennessee sixes, new, declined 1. At the open board at half-past threo the market was ferorish anda further decline took place. New York Oontral sold a: 111%; Erie, 70% a 704; Reading, 961; ‘Miohigan Seuthora, 76 © 7646 ; Rock Island, 0414 0 0414; NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, NUVEMBER 5, 1867.—TRIPLE SHEET. Northwestern, 45%; do. preferred, 635 @ 635; ; Fort Wayne, 9634; Western Union Telegraph, 32 a 3234 ; Cum- Derian@ 24%; American Express, 66; Atiantic Mail, 11534. After the cali sales of Erie were made on the street at 703s, following which within a few moments the price rose to 70% @ 71, and during the rest of the aftornoon the market gradually gained strength, At six o’clock the following quotations were current:—Now York Central, 111% a 11134; Erte, 71% &@ 713g; Hudson River, 1253;; Reading, 9634 a 965; ; Michigan Southera, 763{ ® 7645;; Cleve’'and and Pitts- burg, 813% a S13; Rock Island, 943; a 945;; Fort Wayne, 9614 #97; Northwestern, 467; 2 4714; do, pre- ferred, 63% a 63%; Pacific Mail, 141; Ohio and Missis- sippi certificates, 24 @ 25; Western Union Telegraph, 82% a 32h. . There was a very light business transacted in govern- ment securities at the counters of the leading dealers, ‘Bnd at the close the market was steady, at the subjoined prices:—Registered, 1881, 111% a 112; coupon, 1881, 11175 911234 ; 5-20's, recistered, 188, 104%¢ @ 105; do., coupon, 1962, 108% a 108%; do., coupon, 1864, 10534 a 105%%; do., coupon, 1865, 108% a 10634; do,, coupon, 1865, Jauuary and July, 107% a 107%; @o,, coupon, 1837, 107}; a 107%; 10-40’s, registered, 100% a 100%; do., coupon, 109% a 100%; June 7.30's, 1053¢ a 10554; July do., 1053¢ a 10554; December compounds, 1864, 119 a —; May do,, 1865, 11734 a 11756; August do., 116%; a 116%; September do, 116 a 116.4%; October do., 11534 a 116. ‘The foreign exchange market was dull, but frm, and at the close bankers’ bills on England, at sixty days, were quoted at 109% # 1009; ; at three days, 110 a 10%; commercial bills, 109 a 1093¢; bills on Paris, at sixty ays, 5.1555 a 5.15; at three days, 5,133, 0 5.12%. Other bills were rated thus:— Bbign Bh 5.18% a 5.173 Mining shares were extremely dull and heavy. At the first board Edgebill Mining closed 15c. lower than at the same time on Saturday, selling at $4 10; Davidson Copper 15c., selling at 85c ; Consolidated Gregory Gold 15e., selling at $5 85; Rocky Mountain was 10c. hicher, selling at $4 10; Corydon sold at 48e. (s, 3). The trade of the city is without material recovery from the semi-prostration under which it has been laboring for some little time past, but there is aslight improve- ment in the tone of feeling, owing to the impression that prices have declined so far that they have nearly, if not quite, touched bottom. This applies particularly to the dry goods trade, although quotations for some grades were marked down considerably further last week, 80 as to adjust them to the prices of other fabrics, which had decimed disproportionately in the previous week. Considerable irregularity in prices is still com- Plained of, however, and there are wide differences be- tween the views of buyers and sellors, the former still showing hesitation, and the latter belug anxious to find & market for thoir goods at the current quotations, The decline in gold gave a drooping tendency to foreign manufactures, and prices for these, as well as domestics, were lower than inthe previous week. The market for Taw cotton was dull and rather heavy in tene, the de- cline being about one cent per pound in currency. This was due to the decline in gold, the high rates of freight to Liverpool, the dulness of the market there, and the weakness of that for dry goods here. The re- ceipts at all the ports for the week were 36,129 bales, against 50,723 bales for the corresponding week last year, making the total receipts since September 1, 141,294 bales, against 160,982 for the same time in 1866. ‘The foreign exports since Septembor 1 have aggregated 35,052 bales, against 66,065 bales last year, and the stocks at all the ports aro now 115,970 bales, against 294,090 bales at the corresponding period last year. The large stock of East India cotton in the English market is the main cause of the low price at which the staple is now selling, and, forthe time being, we may be said to have lost contro! of the cotton markets of the world, This is the strongest argument that can be brought be- fore Congress in favor of the removal of the tax on cot- ton, preparatory to the planting of the next crop, for at the present price it will hardly pay expenses to grow it. Consols and American securities were quoted thus in Erle Llinols Gantral’ A Chicago journal of Saturday thas remarks upon the condition of the local money mark: In financial circles there was generally less activity, and in some quarters it was Femscances dull, The de mand for money was less though in some quarters there was # tok ly i tout call from grain specalators, to ort for options delivered them to- ay. This class of borrowers mests with little favor, and many applicants were odly to seek the open market. The offerings of time bills were more liberal, and these the banks made a point to accept to the extent of their ability, Tne market is oe and stringent, and @ great deal of speculation is obliged to seek the street, where in some instances 3 a 4 per ceut per mouth is ch op sbort dated paper. New York tunds were in better supply in the forenoon, and sales wore made at par to 25 cents promium between banks, but in the afternoon there was a decided scarcity, and sales were made at 40 cents premium. ‘Some of the largo drawers were again obliged to ship currency—to the extent of fully one-quarter of a million. A Cincinnati paper of the same date says:— ‘There is no essential change in the money market. The bankers ioan money to their depositors as far as they are able, at the customary rate of 8a 10 per cent, and with some there isa gradual easing up of the ex- treme stringency which has prevailed; but paper is still scrutinized very closely, and only undoubted names are accepted. In the open market there is still a pressing demand, and some first class paper passesat 12 per cent, while 15 a 18 per cent are not uncommon rates on good mercantile paper. There somo money loaned on call at ten percent; but not much is done in this way. There is a very active mand for exchange, and counter rates are firm at par buying aud 50 cents pre- mium selling. Transactions between bankers occurred at 25 cents premium, and some currency was shipped. The indications are that rates will advance to 1-10 pre- mium, selling. The circulation of bank notes in Great Britain was as follows on the dates mentioned :— Aug. 17, 1867. -£24, 160,606 14, 1867, “se 308/208 —_——— £28 616,672 4,404, 142 5,141,005 United Kingdom,.......£89,401,523 £38,161 The United States Assistant Treasurer in this city re- ports the day’s business as follows :— Total receipts Ry Total Payments, Boece For customs. Balance 102,427,951 For gold notes. . * Lemons The United States mint statement for October is as cake - Sliver depouts 62,871 Total deposits... .. 0... esseeeseeee GOLD COINAGE. No. of Pieces. Eagles... 38,620 600 Fine bags. 20 12,060 $784,050 $28,500 250 “928,750 corren AND StoxR.. ‘The Chicago Clearing House statements of four weeks compare as annexed; — the past Balances, $19,166, $1,839,969 Week ending Oct, is'2a0'388 isstaak Week ending Nov, 2. 868,520 1,500,006 ‘The cash balance in the hands of the United States Assistant Treasurer (Boston) at the close of business No- vember 2 was $5,776,628; week previous, $6,025,463, showing ® decrease of $248,825. Coin balance, $5,641,044; week previous, $5,041,612, showing an in- crease of $3,208, Customs receipts at Boston for the week, $326,500; week provious, $296,625, showing an increase of $20,074, The total value of exports from the port of Boston (including specie) from Octobar 24 to Oc- tober 81 wae $264,270; weok previous, $268,752, show. ing an increase of $6,518. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, : Monday, ph 4—10:15 A. M. shone US 6,81. 18 L US6'6,o-20, fa Ua 6's sue txt bid 100. iat 1000 an 4 nm 100 mn 200 & a wo D4 2001 24 40 13 100 © a 0 47 200 73 109 6 si Ww) tarot Mining Go 100 4 Mss oo. ») 6). 20? FW Oil Rit.) Bx Ralf-past Two o’Clock P. M. $1000 U: One. Ti, reg. 117-100 she NY Cen RR.... 1 baw US he +112, 10 Erle RE 2 B's, (64, 15M Sivoo Users 5.20, c, Mich ae Pe ral RR... 108: BON dove ce sve w H 3 Mich So BN IRE. 27 1000 Tenn Ba, now 61 mo 1a Y Missourl 6's, & Mis i 200 320 Boston Waier P Power 1 So $00 Adams preus Uo, 68 le ee Sic COMMERCIAL REPORT. Monnar, Nov. 4-6 P. M. Corrzz.—The demand for Rio was fair; prices showed no change. The sales comprised 1,690 baga ex Solus, 62 do, ex Bremerin, and 240 do, ex R. McClure, on private terms, In Baltimore the sales were 2.000 bags, ex Nora, at 10%¢., gold.in bond, and 3,600 do., Victoria, to arrive, on private terms. Cortox.—The demand for this staple continued limited and the sales were upon a basis of @ decline of 3c, per Tb., and at = con mee the market closed heavy. ‘The to 1,25) bales, including 477 for export sales were and 395 for 6} a, We quote:— Florida, Mobile. .0.§7. he RY 7 ty 18% 18 19 2 1953 Be 203g 213 18. —Recolnts, 32 882 bbls, flour, 430 do. an 3 orn meal, 24,929 bushels wheat, 6 Si8i7 do. corn, on 0. tye, Bi id. 27,931 do, rmrkel was tonsowhat is jearly 2c. lower, A fi d_ prevail sutra USate would have sold frecly at lO, but there were few sellers at that price, and mos. of hia description now, com. ing {n is going {n $store, while sellers are in_ nearly Jmitted to prices abore the present views of buyers. Cai * Shia. © Southern our was dalla m1 fornia was more stead: choice was held prices were a shade easier. The sales were 600 bbl. Bye sales were about 10, to 400 bbls, at $7.0. 313. ‘orn meal was moderately active, ‘We quote: S850 915 9 50 a 10 00 10 4 a 10 60 nm to medium extra and cho: 80 a 13 0 found hoop Ohio, shipping brands 10-00 w 11 00 Round hoop Obto, trade brands. 1125 @ 13 90 St. Louis low extra. 975 a 10 50 Tl OV a 12 00 1302 1400 MWe 16 Ww 10 50 « 12 00 12 B® a 15 W 50 a 13 50 70m 915 v. 665—_ 670 Corn meal, Brandywine. Tia 7% Gorn meal, Jersey. 6Wa 675 —The demand for wheat was fair, but at lower prices, and the business was ona basis of a d of 2c. a 3e. The sales were, about 17Q0) pushele at $2 18 a $2.19 for No.3 $222 n $2 %8'for No. 2 $B FoF white Miomyny ena $2 dull an‘gnominal: «mall sales of State, comprising about 9,000 buiels, sold at $1 Gu $1 75; Western was nominal at $1.55. Corn vas dull and ®% $l 3639 for a tor white do, dull and lower; ‘30,000 bushels . ete is’ fair demand and ‘The sales Were 1309 bushels at $1 64a $1 00 3 Canada West and Canada East on privale terms. Burke Malt was inactive, Of Canade pews ‘were made o 000 bushels at 81 40 » $1 45. neionrs.—The offerings continued moderate, and rate s fn some instances again tay shipper; rates, gen- sa however, were iirm, ‘The demand {or vessely tor charter was fair, and a fow were taken oa up at fall rates. The ents were:—To Livery bushels corn at ,000 do. Deas at gid. 8 8 Re bo per steamer, 1 cotton at ager TO TSntgn, $89 ‘The charters were:—A N: betk to Cork for orders, Quarters wheat ae 844d. a Freach brig to Havre, Bi Petrolenm ut Os 6d.. and m British 2.805 bod Bole don" 1Pomn Philadelphia to' Cork for orders, ui ds. = ‘Gouxx¥ CLorH.—Sales were reported of about 300 bales, in Boston, on private terms. Guy Baas ruled dull and nominal. Hay was in fair demand and steady at 780, for shipping and $1 102 $1 35 for retall lots, Hors.—Prices were sieady and firm. The demaod was fair. Sales 20 bales at Soc. a 70c., a8 to quality. Hewr.—Mantia was duil and domiaal, Other kinds were likewise dull and nominal, MoLassEs.—We heard of wo salés of consoquence, Prices were in buyers’ favor. Navat Stowes.—There prevailed a good demand for spirits turpentine, and the advance established in prices on Satur- tore, Ri ay; maintamed; the sales were 207 bbls. at Six. 6, 285 do. at a, oat no bat bond at dic, | se lor in was it we ve no change note in H at sales 600 bbis. No.1 at $4 25 » $4 G2ig, small lots common at $8 6); the latier was Of tetanus wen tridling; Wi Wiusingion was eq $3 Gly .$.—Linseed was dull and lower; crushers’ prices were 7000 gallon lole wore ob 1 Ole 32, to onate, wad wit sas at $1 Cm Other kinds were jull, but without de- hange in valne. onoW novisionn.— Receipts, 5 bole, Thu do. beef, 1,042 dor ined nnd 80 ms‘out meats, The market for pork was exceedingly qui prices further receded 6c. per oe, new mess closing fovated $20 78, There was scarcely nlative demand. hand sire Row bole, at $20 15.0 $31 for’ now mean, The salon for Future delivery wero 60) Dbla, new mess, fog the last f of November, at $21, seller's option. snd 250 do. city prime do. for November, at $22 60. "All Kinds of beef were dull aad nominal, “hams were dill and heavy; sues W bbls, Western at $25 a $2V. Cut meats were also dull, and prices were nominal. Of bacon the sales were confined to W boxes Cumberland cut for November, at 1234¢ and 30 lard market continued wihoed to about 700 bbls, Li Butier and cheese were un “es f~L. —The business iu crude was unt sant it and were lower. We quote l4c. in bulk. Bonded was Ing at a 800. for standard and unset white. The bean ore ‘of 300 "bnie, at the Initer price and Zou do, for this month at Sle. a diver In Phils market was extremely quiet. We itice. Carolina remained steady at Sige. suies within the range, Sea. ‘was & better, demand for rw. and prices were tirm. We quote fair | retimng, Cut 1s itive salen Sore to nds. st 1 fase. tor Guba; ‘rae active and 34, SrmAMt oderately active, with sales of about 15,000 Tos. rf} te a wie, ned a with = moderate demand; sales tei bbis, The market continued asters in bond, were made at 30c, NEGRO INSURRECTION IN A SOUTHERN JAIL. Desperate Attempt ef Colored Persons Force Their Escape. {From the Memphis Post, Oct, 30.) A nember of the colored prisoners contined in the temporary county jell on Adame street on Sunday night made an eflort to escape by digging @ hote in hv collar, but the effort was Cera and frustrated. battering ram, opening into and every- ice of the guard, did gu as di the Pmt) house persons, guard, of John Marre, Jolin Joys nf Ln na PR ort. ton, did their best to ae insurgents im check natil help arrived, preaners assailed with brickbats all who pparell but they were finally driven from the window by revolver shotaand kept themselves out of range, AS cach shot was fired they et up & grees groaning amd Wailing, agif i, bad taken iho was boarding at were both struck with wnenbats while on the roof of the building im the rear of the hotel, Several others were bit, De, Sane. nestogelg bur. SueriG Winters reached the action about three o'clock, aud a@ strot kept up until daylight, when Sergeant Metropolitan police, win twelvo mi mnt, over and secured the insurrectionary prisoners in the back duiid. ing and took them to the cells in the cellar, On opent: the door the prisoners within, who had obtained so: brickbats, commenced an attack with thom. The lice fired, and eoou subdued the! One of the priso named Lill McKay, who was not im the affair, received a bail in his side walle lying on the floor, Ho is not ae- riously hurt, One or two others were slightly wounded. The refractory prisoners, about forty in number, were ali securely lucked up, and quiet again reigns. MAILS Fi OR EUROPE, The Cunard aa steamship China will leave Boston on Wednesday for Liverpook ‘The mails for Europa wiil close in this elty at a quar tor past one and half past flve o’clock on Tuesday after- ‘noon. The New York Hzrary——Eviition for Europe— will bo Teady al ten o'clock on Tuesday morning, Single copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing, six scone. of guard was rn, of the R NG OF THE CRNERAL COMMITTEE ¥ Hall organization of wet ey Ward, held at (ieir rooms, No.8 avenue C08 ‘ay Of November inst, the following resolution wap unas mously adopted: — ‘hat we, each and every member of the Tam. jaan tall jeneral Commitiee of ane Eloveuth ier do hereby unitedly and severally pledge oursolves to support and protect (he interests of each and all of the nominoes for the several offices as made in convention by the 'ammany Hall organization, Joxeph Beilesheim, Peter Moknight, Charies E, Loew, Henry finight, Frederick Reppor, Edward Hare. Aaron B. Rollins, Wm. E. Brinckerhoft, + Harver.6 Calkins, George Will, Peter Tracy, Samuel 8. Acker, bs wa ga Committee of Tammany Hall rod ike Eleventh ‘a TA MEETING OF THE PAWNBROKERS’ DFAL. and Auctioneers’ Mutual Protective Association of jew York, held at 59 New Bowery, on Saturda} November 2, the undersigned committee were Sipantmouely appoinied to wait on the democratic candidates to cir views as to he intorest they would take In forwarding the objects of our soctety, The result of said interviews hold with James O'Brien,’ reguiar democratic Tammany nominee for Pheriff; Wm. M. Tweed, for Senator Fourt! Senatorial district; Hon, Albert Cardozo, for Judge of Su- preme Court, and ‘all otter candidates on said ticket, we Teport that ull and each of said candidates, with warm alacrity, forcibly pledged themselves to sustain, under all circumstances, the objects of our association, We therefore pledge ourselves, on be Nf'of the ansocta- the ballot box this tion, to sustain with heartfelt ener day th (ORRUPTION EXPOSED. : Having received several communteations that malicious statesments 7 afloat by i Frelelyr that I iy ont before for $30,000, [ emphatically deny tt 40 also deny that I itatferreetimy noneet peels oy ov inducement or Interest. LL CONN LLY. City aud County, s8,:—Sworn to before me, this 2d of November, 1867. EpwAnp Trarsox, Commias'r of Deeds. Fo pate Lerma 1 uLY. S (This toner runs through the whole city.) Kiba COUNTY POLITICS. ae Democratic ticket for Justice of the Peace in the First DENNIS GARGAN, I ey to inform my supporters that [ have not resigned in favor of any party. “I shell remain in the fleld from stmrise to sunset, and give my friends an opportunity to assert their independence, Beware of anakes in the grass, DENNIS GARGAN. ‘ATIONAL DEMOCRATIC, ‘New York Democracy an Workingmen's Candidate For Gounty Clerk, Wiliam ©. Conner, ‘Typefounder. (Gane LAR UNION RE! ee NOMINATIONS City and Conuty of of New York. STATE TICKET. For Secretary of Stats, da net B. McKEAN. For Comptroller. THOMAS. ULLIOUSE. THEODORE La a OATES orney Gei sone. n M. VAN CO! corr. For Stale Tnciager and Surveyor, ARCHIBALD ©. POWEL For Canal Commissioner, ¥o MB idad M. ar Sate Pe aaneeior of State Feieon, GILB’ RT DE LA M Por Jude of of CHARL a For Sheri ssn G. atin. "or Counts lerk, MES HA ioEnty, ISAAC J. OL fail terms. wu. V. aed. Cetuend iit {riders For Coroners, ALEXANDER Wil, DER, Lo MANN, Jans SORVALL JUCICIARY TICKET. For Justice Bupremn Court, FA AN J. FLPATAN. For Justices of Superior Court, ORUANDO U, STEWART, EDWARD P. COWLES. s of soocnen, Pleas, eth BROWN (fall tern), IPOPER ©. VAN VORST (ie = ceeded For sien of AG FOR SENATORS. Fourth District—ANDR: LEGGAT. Fifth District tL LYAM 3 VHS, Sixth District—WILLIAM T, Seventh Dinette, EV LuMAN, Eighth Disirict—WILSON BERRY! MEMBERS Or Ov ASSEMBLY. 4 — h C, Seully, Diet Y, Gridtey. onep) lly. . John V, bs & Michael Crane. 12 James McCarthy. i. aries P. Shaw, 4& Isnac Wolf 1. Alex. H. Mulligan, 6, Charles T. Pothamus, 15, William J. Stewart, 6 Jamea 0, Ellery. 16. Henry Rowley. 7. Wm. P. Richardson, 1. J Mason. & Nicholas Eberhardt. 1X Samaei §. Urmy. Geo. F. Coddington, 19, Joshua D. Minor. K , Bauer. |. George B. Van Brunt, f 24 beetle : are the Regular Uni Tninn Republican Nominations w Yor ales OHA RLES 8. SPENCER, on Shgtrman Union Republican General Commities, LAS. RONG + Seeretarion, Ws. Deowsonm, § We. 5. Sra RT, Chairman Fineses Cony . ART, Done th HIN! Chai: Union Republican ‘Rreentive Comm| — “ RA! MILTON, HA ER Chairman Union Republican Site Central Gommtise, Ca.ow® sagen i CHARLES W. GODARD, Chatrman Executive Committee State Central Committee, meus LAR DEMOCRATIC SOME AsiON. ae it PHAEL Conkons: usvtaz t TAMMANY If os NOMINATION Jamon 0 t tt EMANUEL B. HART, Chotrman, "ARLE: . WR Ll Winning Mironwam,.” ¢ Secretaries, OUR FELLOW a.” THE CITY OF Having learned that certain tnaiiciogs reports injurious to the reputation of Mr, JAMES O'BRIEN. Lo and candidate of ius democrats rty for Sheriff. have lated, we consider it our duty te state to our fel. is what we know in regard to him, He ie a [~-' who, by his own aes efforts, tne, sotel himself to his present position F reapect and con dence. He been twice elected & moniber of the Com: from one of Se men weaker ne well te respectable districts, the city, and has Taha hi if to bean eficient. capable and pure aL No man ake the slightest mpristion, hoe aynd hie public ection. iret know him, bowever, partic hia which be agatost Sime reapt thal of about po » be was with Goong No other charge or ity be ™ “Shiien a & man whom people should sus. Mr, tain.” When they ses a capable: man of humble origin atrugaliog 7, and eleva‘ing him: aeserting ihe. good eplolon and support sf his fellow cist jn ‘support of hia feliow citi- zens, they should take care. that maliciots eens on Frou interesiad partisans should not be gliowed to be is diset to Namen T. Brady, iphgaftatent Taano Bel hard Schelt George G. ‘Trave George A. \ Sai Cts varie, en nioa, $oeta Aocréentn, i John Kerr, wi ‘ison ‘am yall, denn Tinckett, De Gras Hiitgwn, L. i Jr v. “ « Harrétt, Dr, rey Powett, H Hen imon xe rank, Nov. 4, 1867, PPAMMANY. HALL. For Supervisor (full term), And numerous others, _ douN CR: Pee esa owe “obee Ravana te Ze EE Toes pee that be ia ® can a4 Coreen, and has pores drawn evil di re ENAN Ne leventa a" INATION FoR MEM. ‘district, JOUN V. GRID: oe FEPoRLIC AseRyoLY DisTAICT. gt ase ay ooratic Union Nomination be Member mM Assombiy, Haward g, Montague, POLITICAL. (po THE MARKET MBM OF | OF NEW YORK. To-day you can return the great favor granted you some months aince by Charles E. Loew, the present candidate for County Clerk, who, knowing tt to to be tp accordance with your wishes, did most nobly oppose the earnest endeavors of certain parties to sell from you you the markets you are uow in. How weil be sueceeded by his vote and bis influence you can have uo better proof tham that you are now im the sane markets that you were in then, ToCharles i. Loew you are indebted for this, and to him alone. To-day you will have Ao opportunity (0, i @ measure, return this favor by going to the polis early and Coting for the ho market man’s friend, candidate for County Clerk ‘ ae ON nd in vot for Mr. Loew vote for a gent hes filled several positions ‘of eras that atone t in our erty, Iretor of Cliy Revenue and that of one of the Board of ermen, and yet to-day his op) alike without a charge to bring oilieial or pri and bis coed fa pat him, either in bis This of itself 18 auflic'ent to secure to Deectue hastil Y: but decide wel! aud give for be has earned reigned, do thus publicly pledge ourselves to Spring & Haynes, Trask & Spencer, Edward Costello, Thurber & Lloyd, James Feore, ory Strans & Co., bart, Schaffer & Go., te life, -unday, w fashingtod Valentine, Peter Valentine, & ©. Loughran, Join A. beedish Heury Haicut, Jeremiah Feces, Garuio Vermilvea & Co., — Litten'id & Brown, Washitirton Marke mpo,rae. ELECTORS OF THE © Ty oF NEw YORK.— We, the undersigned ¢ if New York, without dim finetton of party, would hereby recommend our fel Jow citiaen Charles E. Loow to your favorable oonaideration for the office of County Clerk. His acknowledved abilty, honesty and integrity and iii well-known busitess babe eminently qualify” hita to introduce and establish ong: needed reforme {n th lon in que and to discharge Tdeleent nammeein etal ne sceopiabio ‘manner at ones satisfactory to the legal profession aud the commu iky ab Large, With a sincere dosire to see our local public ofices Sitled by the best mon, we earnestly entreat all our fellow i:izene to disregard party considerations and. by their ,votes and influence, unite with us in electing Mr. Loew to’ the olice of County Clerk on the th day of November next. Geo. W. Quintard 43 West Thirty-third sureet. Hoary ity Morgan & Co., 28 Broadway. James E. Morris & ‘eo. "150 Chambers atreat. + Win. it & 3. P. Bell H, 62 Jon street, . Phelpa, Jr., 62 John street. Edward Rorke & Co, 40 Barclay street and 23 Pearl yall A, Bostwick, 1i Wall street, Wesléy Sith, Ml avenne D. Edward P. Rogers, 12 Filth ayenun, A. Waterbury, (leventh Ward Bank. &. Ee Dewhurst, 279 Seventh street. Miers Coryell, "Quintard iron Works, corner Eleventh atreet and avenue D. George P. Ookershausen, sugar rofiner, 21 Rose atreot. ‘own Savines Bank. ‘est Tenth street. Fifth avenue. vin We Jacob Vanderpoel, 553 g ~ FOR 8ALE, “BYEAM SOFT SOAP “an? cae. FAOTOR! over 35 years’ samding, witt! and wagons, tures and's low lense, ve doing ‘2 éplendid busiuess.” Im- quire 235 South Fourth s J Nd. A TOSEIGN Lany wis TO SELL. COLLEC. AA. tively or separately, a few Miniatures, beautif Chad Of some of the masterpieces contained In the galleries of the Louvre. Also four Bandsome chased bronze Candles! of the time of Louis XV. They can be seen every day ar week after 1 o'clock PM. Address Madame Duprat, 187 Fant Thirveenth street, ANP OYSTER BAR, NOW DOING extabliahed over twenty yoare it $25 per month. bres 60. Apply to WM, TAYLOR, at tite lower corner of West id Franklin streeta, LARGE AND SMALL SIZE MARVIN & LILLIE'S Fire and Burglar proo! % also two medium size ireprovt Safes, for a: han balf thetr cost. QUIRK, 72 William street. VERY —FOR SAL FIRST class Dining Room aud Restaurant, doing # satis(ao. fory business and located in the best eof the city. Pull partioulars given by addressing ( farter, box 179 Herald ollice. RARE CHANCE, “FOR SALR, A SOAP FAUT « Coffee 8: Broxdway Sampie Rooms, Liquor . up town Livery Stable, ete icacaiteaden, Crier’ atieces, “beady Goss Stores, MILCHELL'S Store Ageucy, 17 Cedar aureek. UTCHER'S SHOP FOR SALH cuvAP—THR ing other business, cannot attend to it. La- t 194 Varick uireot, corner of King. us INING ROOM AND BAR—EXO®LLENT LOOATION, D ‘and doing a thriving busizeas; sold low, as owner has other DUSIEALLER, PRATT & CO., 25 Chambers street RUG STORES. DRUG STOR, DRva STORE York, Brooklyn, Jersey Ci f Y, DUWN 1OWN Drug Stores, Drage yy ‘sale, im all Mt EDWAnDS, 23 Liberty street. POR SALE—THE Lg, pl pay AND FIXTURES KF of a retail Butter Store, in Seema Ee great bargain given. Inquire of 8. DIXON. 186 POR SALE-EIGHTH AVENUE CORNER RESTAU. mn eae and Biliand Sex Saloon: pow te! races wiil sell the whole for MO if #0) imi iv. nire on the premises, 195 hth avenue, corner of Twentieth street, OR SALE—A GRAIN DISTILLERY OF SH, els capacity: also Rectifying House and wate tl a comprising 33 full late. now occupied Apply to DAVID POLLEY, 70 Sout) itdinabtrg. Lowber, Parr & ‘Ninth street, vie OR SALE AN OLD ESTANLISHED CASH RUSE bess, payin; er cent; sale vei o 'r month, ees abe aaae per, moriie a hanes’ esidom met with: Ad dress box ms th a office, NOR SALB—ONE OF THR BAST PAYING OONFEO- tionery Stores in the city; a splendid chance for an ere re hs pice atroah, one dealing 0 guabark in the above business; wold on on age i! 1 ors. count of disarraugement of arn) matiers, \_ Sadana beac Eighth avenue, or 1,228 Broadway. vi OR SALE—THE STOCK, FIXTURES AND LEASE OF LOTTERIES. . JQOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY, OFFICIAL DRAWING, OCTOBER 26, 197. Prise.\ No, Prisa\No, Peise,\No,_ Pris! Fe Pee won ‘Se $400) 657.6 5 Fes : 3} = Este ene sbkbEebeuies psbelusvestiy eegeesez nan Gael eS! SESE Bets EEEE 5 ts Seeue Bit 5 He 3 fe be ran ee Bees Prises — in gold. Information furnished. The highest abloons and all kinds of Goid and Stiver, YLOR & O0., Bankers, 16 Wall sireet, New Y DENTISTRY. “( BSOLUTELY PAINLESS.—TEETH EXTRACTED without extra charge, under nitrous oxide, where Others are inser Sets of rubber teeth, with Plumpers, to restore the rotundity of the faces light ani Plumpers made to old sete of teeth from $1 ih ac Zi6 Sisth avenue, east nidey between | Fourteenth ort itteenth streets, Cut this out. “4 MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.—TRETH EX. r n(narsoupatine nighiast gab eh datlys ena ation (n : : fal ten Psa Vinnie iso Grand treet rc (Bay DENTAL ASSOCIATION ORIGINATED THE naesthetic use of nitrous oxide gas, admlaisier, ft 10 the mowt. method, do nothing but extract teeth, and coriata dot without uu pal #0 patients teary: ‘a Tea and Grocery Store. Apoly at 627 Hudson street. OR SALE—A SMALL SLOOP; CARRIES t fpees suitable for the oyster or freigiting business; in order: ready for immediate use. Apply to WM. PETERS, foot of Court street, Brooklyn. FOE, SALRPOUR LARGE WOODRN TANKS, 10% hound, almont new, thrve of 175 and one of £00 bushele cuparity, at Oleophene Oil Works,,Newtown Creek, Green- polnt, UANTITY OF yer Re SALE—CHEAP, A ,OW'S Bookstore, 696 b: bicep Pre ea Apply at way, third fh mid OR SALE—A FIVE YEAR LEASE ON A THRES tory corner brick Bulding, occupied na a, bar. bile ard, lunch and lodging house. with Furniture and Fixiures. Address 8. H., box 0,903 New York Post ollie. jOR SALF—A UNION oteg ire HOLE MACHINE, 40 East Fourteenth street, up stairs, OR SAye One BANKER'S SAFE; be ate a KBB and several amail and medium sized second han@ Safes, at i00 Maiden lane, near Peart treet SMALL MILK ROUTE UP TOWN, ‘Wagon and Harness. Will be sold cheap. Address Wm, Coogan, 282 iehth avenne, OLD ESTABLISHED F: p for cash. 2il Seventh Twenty-fourth street, POR SALE A FINE CORNER LIQUOR STORE, Ix the midat of a working class of men, a ralicond depot “Inquire fortwo days of JOHN HAPPER, 3 E ‘Thirty-second atrect. OR SALE—THE GERMAN FRUIT AND GROCERY ‘Store 99 Stanton street, with Stock, Mixtures and Lease; good stand. Apply at 99 Stanton atreat in the store. Foe, SAuEA BUTCHER'S SROF. CORNER HICKS 4 Degraw streets, South Broo! OR SALE CHEAP—A VINEGAR FACTORY: CEN- tral location, by eara’ Lease; rent $6 per month. Price $650. Apply in the evening at 177 West Seventecuth street, OR BALE ones; the Lease and office Furniture of one of the best jocated offices on Broadway. Addresa box 5,676 Post office. OTEL.—FOR SALE, FURNITURE, FI Lease; thirty-five Rooms. fully furnial tion; low rent: would part cash and part g Address B., Herald offlee. WILL SELL THIS DAY (STM), AT 10 A. M., TO THE highest Bidder, the Buiter, Egg ‘and Produce’ Store Grand street, Will burg. J. HAMPTON, ILLINERY, BUSINESS FOR SALE—STOCK, FIX. tures aud Good Will, House and Store to let, No. 43 Eighth aveaue. ILK ‘ROUTE FOR SALE—SELLING ABOUT 140 quarts, cheap for cash. Inquire at Ilavenue D. Yigg hel epee ger plow ie fo rrtyt AN AMERICAN of 1800 American Gold Pies of 180. Ae Address L, ae WO GOOD CANAL BOATS WIL BE SOLD CHPAP. Inquire at the foot of Thirty-ninth street, North river, of MIL. ee DAW. 4.00. —For SALE, STOUK AND FIXTURES OF & jing perninea 810 Corset fibre, Eirgt clase rr iy on the pret 0 Broad: sacri it eola tats 46 y- ) ~~ MACHINERY, A. ENGINES, PUMPS. BOILERS, PRINIING Presses and miscellancous Machinery atthe United States Machinery, Supply, Berens, 69 Liberty street, near Broadway, New Yor! an oe buildings, hothouses ead dwelungs heated by ste pring M. M, SHELLEY, Manager. OYSTER nue, near OR TO LET—IF APPLIED FOR AB RES AND vd loca security. 8. CAMERON 4 00., ERs, ay ENTY-SECOND S$ ENUS, NEW YORK, —A.~STATIONARY ENGINES, ALL SIZES and prices, with or without variable cat.off, PORTABLE ENG.NES, 4 to 40 horse power. CIRCULAR SAW ML Be | our late improvementa, BUILEKS—ISubular, Flu 14 Locomotive. WOOD # MANN steam Engine Company, Utica, N. ¥., and 98 Matden late, N. NGINEH, BOILRRS, TOOLS, PARSBEA, ANYILA, Vises Shatting, Palleys, and miscellaneous Machinery of all dever:ptions: at Davis? Machinery Yards 130 to 14 Hudoon a Jersey City, two biocks fi ferry. OR SALE AT 6§ PARK STREET. (VIVE POINTS), Bteam Eni and Boilers, 6), 40, 30. 20 0 horse; ow and secon hand, “Call and'ses prices | vorore: you | buy. Fos, —-. CHEAP Reng! HORSE PORTABLE. abt ew and in complete Pe Apply wd. B. B [CBE LL, 6 Ct street MUSIC CAL. ‘A. YOUNG LADY. WILL, orvr. MUSIC LESSONS AP her own oF pupil's residence ; $10 SY Roos quarter, ough ins! boat raft ory as resldonen, ‘Sixt avenue, Rear Forticth, saree FIRST CLASS CHURCH TENOR DESIRES 4 SIT- is experienced in Episcopal service, Addiess Py Willoughby street, Brooklyn. “h GENTLEMAN WILL GIVE apepe ON piano at pupil's residence 4 $10 Beat references given, Address, wit! er, box 116 Herald ottioe. STEAM PUMPS, FoR ay 4 tte Brits ov si OND <= air names at the office, 19 Cooper In: stittLe, De Ait #808, 281 FOURTH AVENUE, NEAR mi rose street, tasers handsome ay of teeth for id gets, platina, Testh in the best Jer sieht ‘under ges at half the usual price. $3 om PLASTIC AND PURK GOLD FILLINGS FOR restoring Lecth in every alage of deeny to their original ype, beauty and soundness, without pain, Fifteen thou und testimoniais,, Discoverer's rooms 2 est Fourteenth oer ert FURNITURE EXPRESS, 115 WEST « Kloventh street, near Sixth avenue. 2o WiKgone for moving Tarpivares city: country: furniture, planofortes packed, | abipped; furniture stored; money adval ASTROLOGY. ° 7 MAURICE, REAL AND + in the World reveals secrets of success in love, a mor = us kings; tells name and very da} a marry ; emies aud friends, Gall soon Fou ma jealous 173 Grand street, Ladies and gentle: span ROSS, MEDICAL AND BUSINESS CLATR. nit, 220 West Twonty-fifth street, between seventh and Eighth svenues.Telle the pame and shows likduese of ty numbers, ee Renton gy M* matt at DISTINGLISHED CLATRYOY: 1, hatnes, nunibers, good Tuck. Sti Canal streate Manaus ROSA, GREAT NATURAL € LAIRY' OVANT, reveals your whole life, from a he grave. arr ounat re neat “Hiadaon: Fees ice ab iPuK ORIGINAL MADAM catses ty-thi E& BYRON, SPIRITUALIST, between Bi . 0 Fe Fwrony-tourth at ‘fourth avenw Lad FRENCH ADVERTISE, ENTS. UISINTERE, FRANCAISE DE PREMIER OR! inmandation de aa derniore place, dosito une bonne famniife p riven Pas d'ajeetiov pour club, hotel on de vere ol Sadresser pour doux jours au 197 I @., deuxieme tage. \ OF DEMARDE-.UNB FeaMu DE ose FRAN. ul ade bonnes jong en i. “Sadrouser ad 19 20un0 rue west, pour doux henra du matin. NE “PRMME DE CHAMBRE, “ARKIVANT DE PARIS, ahd ng Fy une bonne famille, B’adresser de 10M routes pas UM trenln dn tle ies faoe we, i PLACER FOUR PREN- oh ae ie Wea’ de tres boones re West me re. evire ia A oe) Pass pe is (AN EXCELLENT a. ad uu nd piano, ena few more pupils, moderatn. 1 Inquire at 198 hast Tenth street. A ORRMAN GRRTLEMAN, WELL KNOWN IN THE eithern pla) wishes to ive f Dupe on that tuswumant, ruber at his own or thelr residences, References. Address’ D. care of Mr, C. Bruno, 681 Broadway. MSC THACHER WANTED 2Y A SEMINARY IM Pennsyivavia, Must be a gentleman, pianist, and able to Yeacis clase kinging and thorough bass. | ApDig persoually or address Wm. A. Pond & Co., 047 Broudway. OPRANOS AND ALTOS (BOTS), ALSO TENOR AND . wanted, form boy choir Fes. didrese Basso Choristery Herald oulee, “Wastarera SAID” REPLY OF NORAR most popular Fi PRISON & Con tit ficondw | PROPU: T° MASONS.—WANTED, 25,009 br bricks, Apply to T. Morton sire NITED STATES NAVAL ACADEMY, 8, Ma., Oct, 28, 1867. Proposals, sentod and entonaed jsPropyaais for Furnighi Midahitpmon’s Upiforma,”” wil ceived Keaderhy unt the frst day of Docomtbes It, far delivering A Ca Ee ean ids * Parade Pan ESTIMATE, FOR LAYING A. AMELUNG & SON, 106 pen Midshipmen's ‘To be delivered ut the Navai Aeuteme, free of expense, ab The dress parade suite must be of biue Na good quaitty,without gloss, not Tibi to fade or shrinkdyed 10 Bey think proper to subject them to. The “tgue at pe mate of Ravy blue Cloth ots legs exponstve mater! i suite, ‘The overcoats will be made of teaver eth of good quality and subject to the samo teats as auch tunes as the articles thay be needed. peso ‘wool and capable of wtanding such t 8 & strong toxture, subject to the aaue vosts as tho f+ 4 Pamples of cloth and fanned wi Pefarhished at the time of maki ema and ined ith price of gare poner be ane weve ade to peat vate, an i ates a eats las tbe regulations, a ‘Navy. for the pt ard faithful deti acer incre in each separate proposal, by ed mot eens mil, be furntahod " 4 atthe Kae Vive Admiral fieihn, ‘a charge