The New York Herald Newspaper, November 17, 1868, Page 8

8 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIA ——— ‘MOND: lov. 16—6 P, M, Today has been s very excited one in Wall street ‘and revives reminiscences of the great Harlem and “prairie Dog” ‘corners and the Atlantic Mall “drop.” The eatures of business were gold and Erie, upon wiose manipulation hinged the doings of the wnole dsy. Erle, after the sudden advance of Saturday ght and through an utter absence of any Knowledge upon which to base its value, fluctuated violently between 483, and 61. In gold the bulls pro- Guced a “squeeze” even more severe than that which ‘was experienced about six weeks ago. The price was ren up to 137, rather than pay which some of the ‘shorts’ borrowed gold at the exceasive interest of one per cent per day. ‘Tae transactions on the street in the half-hour be- fore ten o’clock were wildly irregular. Erie, which concentrated the earliest business, epened at 63 a 4, but was rapidly run up tol. H ow much of that pecuilar process known as ‘‘washing’’ was doue it 4s impossible to say, but that it was practised during ‘ths day is freely charged. Recourse to such bogus gaics show. how demoralizing is the tendency of specu- ation. Atthis latter highest figure those “long” of the stock began to unload, and, although there were tmtermediate sudden and large reactions, the price had descended to 4834 by one o'clock tn the after- moon. 8 far as it is possible to discover through tho eonfusion of the hour, and as near as may be gath- ered from tke dozen flying rumors that agitate the street, it appears that the recent great eombination of ‘bears’ who 680 successfully broke the market by a steady and persistent effort ‘Decame disintegrated, as all large bodies will when there comes a division of the spoils. Hence, after the compact, which kept them together so long, had Deen fulfilied by the running of Erie down to the ‘Vicinity of 35, a amall faction parted company and Joined with an ex-director of the road, who, as well as snamber of “bear” houses, were discovered to be “short” of the stock, This condition of things afforded a fine opportunity for a nice little piece of @nancial strategy and revenge. The great clique en- tered into an alliance with the Northwestern party, offensive and defenaive, covered on both stocks and gent the prices of Erie to a figure which produced the utmost consternation, uf it has not so affected gome houses as to create apprehensions for their stability. Two failures are reported already, and ‘two or three more are whispered on the street. One failure was of a small stock-broking firm, doing business on the “wild-cat” system of very small Margins. Their bankruptcy has embarrassed one of the members of the open board, who was indirectly @onnected with them. Stocks were bought in for him under the rule, but his insolvency # not as yet asserted, The cause of the tailure was @ ‘‘short” ‘venture in New York Central. The alllance, although eminently successful in advancing Erie, was not so successful with Northwestern, which remained stubborn in the vicinity of 8 @ 87. The im- petus given to Erie reached the rest of the stock list at the session of the first open Doard at ten o'clock, Ahe transactions embrac- fmg about 80,009 shares, nearly one-half of which ‘were Erie. The dealings in New York Central and Erie together constituted one-half of the business of ‘Mhe session if not of the whole day. The “bulls,” «who benefited so largely by the change of tactics on tae part of their late opponents, the great bear @ique, were jubilant in the extreme. From the fact ‘That no new contracts for “short” sales of Erie were pat forth during the day it is evident that the com- ination are “long” of the stock again at the de- elined prices of the afternoon, or intend abandouing & for the present. The feeling in the Gold Room was hardly leas ex- @ited than in the stock market over a “aqueeze” Produced by a “locking up” of gold by the same par- ties, as far as can be ascertained, who so success fully tiled up currency a month ago. It seems to be Mhesame kind of strategy transferred to a different Meld of operations They bezan last Friday w buy gud put away gold, just at the time, it will be re- membered, that new threats of locking up green- backs broke the stock market and gold was *heapest. The frat effect of this withdrawal was te& on Saturday, when the price hardened and closed at the highest figure of the week. Gold opened on the strees at 18654, With sales aa high ag 106% before the regular eommencement of business, It opened in the room at 135%, and an attempt to “unload” at this figure yan down the price so snddenly that the parties in eontro! discontinued selling, which they could well afturd to do, as the preimium was still one per cent better than when they bought, while for the cash meta! they were obtaining interest at rates varying from one-eighth to three-fourths of one per cent per diem. The effect of this strategy was witnessed in the subsequent rige of the premium during the after- noon until it touched 37, the highest point It attained @uring the day. The raage in price is shown in the « 188% 130% + 13T 136% 136%; Subsequent to the adjournment the boaru dealings were continued until half-past five o'clock, when the quotation was 1304 @ 1964. The “squeeze? Produced so much scarcity of cash gold tat borrowers paid as high as one per @ent per day in the room, while transactions ‘on the street are reported as high as one and one- quarter. One-eighth was vid at five o'clock for ‘tomorrow. These high rates show a belief on the part of the “shorts” that the premium will come down wittln a day or two, and hence their willing- ess to pay such extravagant interest In preference t covering at the present high price. The gross eicurings at the Gold Exchange Bank wore §177,- | 434,000, the gold ances $6,064,052 and the currency Daiances $9,817. Money was easier than it bas been any day this Month, and perhaps si the beginning of October. | ‘The banks were freely offering it at seven per cent, and the ouiside quotation was 6 @ A few ex- eeptional joans are reported at jive to best houses @n prime collateral, There was a little more doing in commercial at 9a 12 per cent discount for prime double-name paper, running three to five month Foreign exchange was without definite quotation, owing to We high rates obtamed for lending guid. Prove kers’ zed from JOM to 10944, with ex- L. | 2: NEW YORK ie TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1868—TRIPLE SHEET. 9% @ 0%; Michigan Central, 116 9 T1 Michigan Southern, #4 9 843; Dlinols Central, 141 © 145; Cleveland and Pittsburg, %% 8 85%; Chicago and Northwestern, 85 a 86; do, preferred, 87 @ 87%; Cleveland and Toledo, 99% # 100; Chicago and Rock Island, 106 a 106%; Milwaukee and St. Paul, 17048 71; do. preferred, 84% 8 64%; Toledo, Wabash and Western, 573; a 58; do. preferred, 69 @ 72; Pittaburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago, 10894 & 108%; Ohio and ‘Mississippi, 30 )5 a 30%. ‘After the boards au uneasy feeling prevailed, and brokers were sorely puzzied in their efforts to study the market. Erie was very sensitive—a condition taken advantage of to create @ furry, im which it rose to 55 about five o'clock. At a quarter tosix o'clock the quotations were as follows en the street:—Pacific Mall, 11754; New York Central, 123% 2 123; Erie, 54 @ 64%; Northwestern common, 8 @ 85%; Northwestern preferred, 86% a 86%; Michigan Southern, 84; Rock Island, 10534 @ 105%. ‘The following were the last quotations of govern- ment bonds, the market closing firm:—United States @s, 1881, registered, 113 @ 113%; do. coupon, 114% a 11434; 5-20's, registered, 106 @ 106%; 5-20’s, coupon, 1862, 1095 @ 109%; do., 1864, 10754 @ 107%; do., 1865, 107 @ 107%} do., new, 1865, 110% @ 110%; do., 1867, 110% 2 11044; United States 6's, 1863, 110% a 110%; 10-40, registered, 1033 a 104; 10-40’s, coupon, 105 a 105%. ‘The business transactions at the Sub-Treasury were Forgold notes.. The Chicago money market is thus reported by the Trtoune of what city:— ‘When the winter is fairl in New York Js released now makes it withdraw from circulation, we may 89,000 maugarated and capital rom. the panic fear which expect to see such a mnovement of produce begin, but not unul then, as it 18 obvious that the banking capital of the West would be inadequate to supply the legitimate demanas of trade here, besides mov- dog the grain and flour of the Weat (0 New York and holding it there. The toval value of exports from Boston for the week ending November 13, including specie, was $324,787, against $276,349 for the corresponding week in the previous year. The cash balance in the handsof the Assistant Treasurer in Boston at the close of business Novem- ber 14 was $4,750,112, showing a decrease for the week of $1,506,523, The coin balance stands $4,261,895, The receipts for customs at the port of Boston for the week ending November 14 were $335,059, SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANSE Monday, Nov. 16—10:15 A. M. jars - pie) 1000 shs oy RR. SSEEaESEScRESSeeSE2EsE ied ooeeette ay, gobs Sjepetes COMMERCIAL REPORT. MonDay, Nov. 16—6 P.M. CoTToN.—Feceipts, 5,845 bales. At the opening the market was fairly active and firm but at the close it was quiet and heavy and prices of low middling were a shade lower. Tho tales were 4,005 bales, inclading 2,759 for export, 762 for spla- ping and 454 on speculation. We annex the closing quota- ona! Crlenisand Mie and Ox ome Ordinary... cia ii Good ortiaazy ni} % ue # Fs iss 6 For ito the tharket was quiet tut pteaty at wtations; we heard of no sales. Other k ard nominal. RAND GRAN. Tecetpts, 22.981 bbls. and 784 bage ‘orn inenl, 4055 bushels whent, 6.744 do. corn, ‘ne demand for flour was'very inaderain, for shipping grades was rm, owing to the old. Our Kinds were dull ek Sacurday's | ra, Calliornia was quiet bat sten ‘The sates were y aboet 9,000 bola. Southern was dull but with. @eptional vaies a ‘The “aqaceze’? in gaid will keep exchas A (oe government market was strong at the Sret our and prices were a quarter to a hall percent be (van on Saturday. teulizationa by holders au a cessation of (he patronage of foreign bankers on account of the advance in gold weakeued prices at the second board, but there was a raily, with @ return to better fures at the three o'clock board. It fs said Lhat several banking houses with foreign con- nection are losers by the rise ia Erie, When the ewbie announced the decline of Bries in London to 22% last week they sold suort in New York, and we prices had gone vp again in London before they purchases with whieh to cover, { busiuesa at the opem board was un- The following quotations prevailed could order fue volume ¢ foauuily larg on the cail:—Wells, Fargo & Go, Express, 99; Ameri- ean, 41h ACams a 49; United States, 6a Merchants’ Union, 204221; Quicksilver, M4 a2 Cauton, 46% 444; Muripova preferred, 20% & 21 1194 119%; West New York Central, 12 Go, preferred, 65 0 7; fuds Harlem, 126; ‘Reading, 99 a 09). ers, 107; Alton @nd Terre Haute preferred, 60 bid; Wabash, 67 0 58; Milwaukee and St. Pani, 695; do. preferred, uN 4 64%; Fort Wayue, 108); a 108 Oblo wand Mississippi, 395 @ 307%; Michigaa Cen ral, 104 bid; Michigan Southern, 84 @ 84)¢; Mitnors Cen tral, 14) bid; Pittsburg, 66%) @ 65%. ‘There was less excitement, with @ decreased Polume of business, at the regular board, and pricea ‘were without the wide fuctuations of the preceding Portion of the forenoon, In the interval to the sec- ond open board there was a stmi-panicy fedling and Erie dropped to 444. Thence there wag @ rally to 67, with a relapse to 61,in the vicinity of which the price remained #\eaty uot after the boards. Phe market at the second regular board waa Crm, ‘with the following quotations on the call:—Canton, 46 a 48; Cumberland, 30 a 37; Western Untoa, yS0%; Quicksilver, 21% 4 22; Mariposa, 6a 7; ferred, 2a 211; Pacific Mall, 3 Ok Central, 12534 a 12314; Brie, 90% a 61 ger, 84, a 07; Hudson hiver, j24 a 126 n on Telegraph, ors abd Brok- 0% a do, pre- ont chance in prices. ‘The rales were 430 bbls, Rye tour wlenly, be . wever, @ light ‘Seas Sales bble. mene TTT ot a wpertioe jtal Nba oe Extra Stote 620m 675 Chotee de j Wn FO Bapertine Western, Wa 600 bxwa a 6m oo Round Wo 655 w b a0 00 ¥ 500 00 St. Loule . 900 Oo Bt, Louis cboloe doube extra. es All 0 oo Bt. Louis eboice family... 18 00 «a ern bow n b0 athern 6 wo Californs: at (ancks aad bb 3 oo Rye four " * 90 Corn mera! ay 6 Corn mea!, I ‘andy wine. 6 in € Norn meal, Jersey 6 “ = Wheat was in \imited demaod, but the market wae et eued by the advance in gold, and prices were Qc, yh oa for spring. Winter was dali and pom bout 15,000 busbois at el 6 ‘ ing at the laver price, and aren orig D. Corn was quiet but scarce and frm, closing Ek GT 18 for cued. The sales mere 0.04 bunbels t'81 14 6 16 f Westera, #1128 $113 for unsound do 18 for new Aouthern. were dul De barhels ‘at $2 15 for Vanada entiarley anit wae dail and New York and Brooklyn sts 265 bushels. whert, do. rye, 89,678 do. Saint rates Pwere generally Lay ua ware ve mien, Die ehee ot Mae ie i a ee i si 3 ce 00. at i Pepo hein peas at 74d pores do a eh and (Feported) be aire ain airest & direc , and & bbls. barley, akiou're were very quiet mere port it ferries to Rio at We, per bbl. VONNIES were seat dace and fle. a £1 ge. for HAY was jn moderate demand apd un fe ‘a 706. id retail 1ote, $1 85, We quote Shipping, We. Lhe pe for prime 4 i ae. i ate ne We. & de. HMY contigued for Manila, and 5e, a) Mor ators. were unchanged. Sales 406 bhde. Sr a 48e,, chiet ‘There were antes Of 300 bbe. BL aTi4c. m ‘The lower grades were more soughtafter: nut es wae restricted by the inorensed Ort ee faler, 100, ule. coumay strained at eirnkn Wek 16; Nok, O20 44 00, natal ne 1b Ate 75; re Sp: Wi. Tar waa dull w ‘O1L8.—Linseed, was casks and bbia. OF Feovinions, Reco pin, 144 hia, re, Ay cut meats od 11) dy. ler The Cora for port Bontinued to rile aia RAdALE eas was confined to amall ‘on wi femteal ions $93 B0 4 8. demand bus tower, welll: fF g0 0 Le tor beal the w Pres re | 8 being 00 bbie., at G10 a i? for rew plain mees’and ele'e ein fo for new vatra 00. derce bee! was ip oneroved dormeaod aud fe Eccamaniyat, cian tae e quote :. 3 Te; smok Tic. ; pickled iige. & Iie. 5 maiked do 5 82 Mo va ales packages. Cumberland cut, 160. for long clear, a IG, for short do. and 143sc. a 5c. for short rib. The market for lard, tho ve the sales 4 at from bc. Cn ‘0. 1 to prime steam PRTROLEUM.--Receipts 413 bbis. refined and 154 do. crude. For the former Fern "y eae $00 bois, H 1 i une and Be BGR. aay ‘asd prices were nominal. at sod “efning Cuba, a Mige., soft man og uM isdbie ° oye tinued in demand, and sales pany ed iad orckets, ex Jobp 0’ Gi — ar Mie gold, duty paid, remained dull and uo- TALLOW was tandy. ‘The sales were 45,000Ibs. at 135(¢. 0 be —Recel; = bble, Ths ‘ket yaiet bt Fuare ceo anal sels of Wenarn ax@i @'s 81 07, duty paid. CURRENCY RESERVE. To THe Epirors OF THR BOSTON DalLy ADVBR- TISBR:— Ta is no doubt a great evil that a few unscrupulous peaks shouid bave the power to disorganize the to the extent wit- }; but the evil is not likely t0 be remedied by any such expedient as {he contemplated reserve of currency to be held by the fevernment against interest-bearing certifieates and liable to be drawn out in an omerrency. Some ob- Jections to such a ecneme are'very obvious. First—If the government is to hold the money subject to tmmediate call it will be paying interest for money which it cannot use, and adding another item to expenses which are e alzeady much heavier than the country can easily Second—Such a reserve, fund, onde established, might, by creating a fancied security against such crises as the present, aggravate the very evil it was intended to ayert; for people who had confidence in the efficacy of the scheme would run risks and go to extremes which they would never think of unless they felt sure beforehand of relief in case of need. The English exchequer blils do not furnish & an in point. These bile are issued by the English ernment becanse ft wants money and not to pro oct the community from the sharp practice of dishonest speculators, And English bankers invest in them i as they do in commercial bills. They differ only in that the. former are safer and in times of strin- gency are more readily convertible by rediacount or rs but not by redemption on demand. The true remedy for the present state of things must be sought, not in shallow expedients which do ot touch the real cause of the evil, but in # thor- ough change of our monetary system, which be ig itself the great cal cause of our troubles. THE BANK OF THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, (From the Charleston Ne News, November 14.) The opinion of Associate Justice Willard refusin; the application for a writ of mandamus to compel the president and directors of the Bank of the State of South Carolina to deliver the assets of the bank to Governor Scott is published. The case is one of the greatest nape involving the faith and credit at the State, and at vba of the attention, not only of ‘this entire at the oe oe see) wherever South securities are k It is particularl, tH that, im the vel sadvan- tapeous ani erating which our State govern- bap polera laced, the opinion in this case should be fetects credit on our judictary, pet ay it of ne; Jussion which inspires nent but by legal learning and pat liaplayed. ‘Justis Willard holds tat the writ of mandamus was the rad by remedy in this case to enforce the duty devo! iby ca ial upon the president and directors of ik to deliver the assets of the bank to Garett? scott but that in- asmuch as the whole fund in dispute 1s now in the hands of the Court of Equity, a court of competent parry no other court can lay hold on or divert it from the purposes to which it would be sbpropniaied by the course of said suit, and he there- refuses the motion. The act of 1868, entitled tn ‘act to close the operations of the Bank of the State,” he considers not as a remedial statute, but merely ‘as an operation of a proprietary claim to the fund, and, tyereture, not exempt this case from the force of reasoning applicable to cases in which State is not party, AID TO THE SUFFCRERS BY EARTHQUAKE IN IN SOUTH AMERICA. LEGATION OF PERU, Naw YORK; Nov. 14, 1868. ‘The foliowiug amounts have been received in sid of the sufferers byg the earthquakes in Peru and Heretofore acknowledged jeretofore acknow! Serer Creer ee rrrrre es Through Kivon & Muanoz— met Grover & Baker's Sewing Machine Company. Eagar Farmer £00." r Farmer Adriance, Platt & Co. William Hall’s Sons. E. & H.T. iartcy a Schuyler, Harti John Comstock U. c, Rogers & Co.. American Bank Note Com, many. te arg d ofBenevolence. Through R. Faery hedeen 5 ggessees : 18 sSex THE “NEW REBELLION” IN MASSACHUSETTS. A United States Collector Resisted—Firearms Used. We learn from the Middiesex Journal that on Tuesday last Assistant United States Collector 8. S. Soatsenied by Deputy Sheritf Lovejoy, seized a atili m Burlington, at the house of George D, Neison, Nelson was hot at howe, but his wile resisted the oMicera, seen Collector Wilson. She aleo spilled the liquor, and setting it on fire it was nearly it consul ‘The still and other Cn rie pb oe her with some: molasses, boy were put in the place ag keepers. arts tie might rfp 4 men Went to the house, broke the windows into the room and i drove off the keepers nud Darecaman the pl rey. » Nelson is supposed to have been in the attacking party. Next day the om- cers succeeded in ‘nding the worm of the sttll se- creted in the Warn, but the rest of the implements were not found. A year ago last July Nelson was United States tax, when his still was seized, himself convicted and fined $500 and imprisoned three months in Dedhau jail. FisHine BY TORCHLIONT.—The Lynn Reporter Btaies thaton Monday evening Jast Osherinon tried the experiment of burning tar barrels ou the *back side’ of Nahant, for the purpose of luring within their reach schools of herring reported to be in the bay. The effect was quite suceessfal and large pum- bers were taken. The plan adopted was to hold the piazing, torch over the water's edge, while another, with a scoop net, or bucket, dipped out the fish and deposited them in satety on the shore. Some of the party thus red a8 many as twenty buckets full, and others were more or ices jortunate. ‘This mode of fishing has not been tried to any great extent i this vicinity before, and was rather amatter of experiment. It_is likely to be tried mofe extensively in future. The lighis were ne hci on Wednesday evening. POLITE ‘AL. PPT WARD DEMOCRATIC WORKINGMEN" = Ata meeting of th bore club Mr. Alerancd . den received the ubanimens Domination for Assistant Alder. man of the Eleventh Assem!y di mich Maurin C. Bexneen, Seore: MARBL RBLE MANTELS, A Mine aeatgna at cnanutnctory, Bi Fira put up in the country. Cet price list, MARE ND SLATE MANTELS OF THE LATEST ‘at very low pricea, at A. KLABER'S Marhie Works, 124 abd. 186 Fast Eighteenth street, near Third ave nue, New York, Magtels put up in the country. Cut this out MANTELS, SADSTO QLATE MANTELS.-THE LATEST DESK largest assortment in the city, We ‘SAND THE , y make Slate Mantels w apeciaity. T. B. STEWART Factury and Showroom, 318 West Forty-second aire Broadway. Brasch at 6 Sixth avehue, ASTROL GY. TRST.THE QuivIwal MADAME BYRON, FROM Paris Mosical om speedy wari 0 pa “fos Bast Seventeenth strect, nad fying place. Beware of impostors. Tar. wns. va “VAN HORN, T tne Buy) all others fat. TON ARE THE reek, ADAME, LA BLANCH.—BOSINESS, MEDICAL Jucky numbers, speedy marriage. No. 16 ‘Tweaty- aint street, | between Sixte aud Beveuth —— ‘ADAME ROSA, GREAT | de od CLAIRVOYANT weais your whole life, from the aradie to the grave. yal street, oear Hudson. Fee 9. AA ADAM DUMAR, Tie i OREAT Test Medium and wulted by Indies at 69 Sixth in allcases. Reierences given, O% GINAL MADAME BYRON, SPiALTOALIOT.— Bpsedy mt marriages. Old place, 810 Fourth avenuay Tweo ty Os ware Of importors. Le sian 1. ONDER OF THE Ade. suonishing the world, ture sickness, Waveliiog, law | Wicuters Maden trekeutee and Twenty-fifth atreet, eorner of Fourth wy ROWERY.. MADAME WIDGER, CLATRYOTANT, to 44 165 teils all you #: now, anes, Pick Man, medicines for a)) diene #2 ~~ GDARVOYANT tay be con ue. Bullafection guaracteed MB. DECOLAM 18 Ag- alt past present and mal 1 bal te. SALES AT AUCTION. A. J. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER. ofiice of the ON THURSDAY, NOV. A : i. 20 LoTs, “KINGBLAND MANOR PLOT? PEREMPTORY GALE AT AUCTION, BY A. J. Buiedcen, i, BON ry of Cortiands porand free tiekels, per Hon, Company tad Morris and ‘auctioneers, 77 Cedar A* J. BLEECKER, SON & CO., AUCTIONEERS ° Great sale of 600 ont p opneaite the e homentoad of of the oe yeseni ts peusaee to WEDNESDAY, NO NOVEMBER 2, clock, on t ii Lot opp a Me *Yorks'on thp Northera.| of erat VHomeaiand| Station jnawe aa jon. Ji miles fro sie ee for rior eae thi jocal- ity and grande: dcr above property ates i Forieth atest, Reve York For maps and free passes aj Ti Codar street, the auationcers, No. Berane rUueOA & CO., AUCTIONEERS. EOBRDAY, AE 12, Ex change Saléaroom, same he Boulevard Li Beventh avenue (Boulevard)—Four Lots on the east side of Seventh arent, == Ai northeast corner of 127th ith atreet— immediately in rear th avenne— avenue, corner For- 2 uth Por ents for 1,8 %; fist fth street—Ong pag side, between Tenth aa th avenued. , BLEECKER, 8ON_ 2. A.i TUESDAY, November 4 at yee the premises. pl That chotos Property at barring} Park, Tarrytown, cholce wi Bites, from half to one acre each. The whole mands a fine view of 25 miles on the Hi from the depot and steambeat. a Extrches, schools, stores, Ae. abound. Title perfect. Mt lendid Houses and Villa Si oe at Irvis ‘ark, sariog, it Hiil, tung or wo sount ‘conamating of two it Houses (italian Villas) BIeoh with’ (wo neres*eac of Houses finished in black wainut and complete th the modern improvements, .Aiso ten superb Building Pro ty oom see mal mile ed wut reeldences and the most refined sieieiy. in the ae aa: 77 Cedar a sal DRIAN H. MULLER, AUCTIONEER. Peremptory Sale of Valuable Warehouse or Manetaateits ADRIAN H. MU! Exch Property on South and Water street P. R, WILKINS & CO. will sell fovember 17, at 12 o'clock, at the iy Tuesday hange Bales room, Ii Ti Broadway. Water streets. an Te valuable Btore sro Noss M3 sud Md Bouth at panes ee rough pe fronton each covers the entire four ‘was built in extend the wh an ‘build! bout the deepest roach of the opening of Hall Gate makes this p to and fronting on lass pp ergs me street by 160 feel “esi reba is Fi flo i a held wheal cellar ne easly shecea trvurh the oo are. endent. The ts lighted nently on three sides, and at present it suitable for either manufacturing or he water in front of this property is in "New York harbor, and the near ap- rly very poe four aides, mak! ng easton will be pegtven. Ane NOTICE.—-1 all AUCTIONEER’ J Ngveitn My, jearoom, 85 Cortlandt THIS DAY (TORIDAY), M4 otolock, at elt Hardware, lots to suit city Hea aad job Tinned pdped s Lye anuxtwent, Fren ‘kates—Si) ladies’ God ‘utlery--900 dozen, ‘Fecha inliod bi 4 aa and 4 blades. ‘gross Tabi areeds 3,500 IMuRLLD Sethe eg CEPANS, firat quality reer sad in spe anders cases English Cutlery Stee! 8,000 Ibs, English Steel, slightly rusty. after the sale of hardware, wgnen eg ae has 4,6 soup pe packages. ture offered at auct! ‘ irrors, Furni Glass, guerre at pune ancl auction, hte to close an Inteteat, king Tobacco, favorie R. T. bag seen co., Auctioneers, streat. UCTION NOTICE.—J. M. TAYLO! AUCTIONEER. jousehold Farni- The largest and richest assortment of Py eM, Matin! Drawi re ch China, hag Rx Risetardy at the elegant brown'st/ between Fifth and Sixth Bist atenves veal coetmadteg at oeu Bete "aor i wits French satis brocatel of ie ia i fiagaresy Ta able an ee fee ‘al pe Dolgnures, Cabinets, rivet Ste uary, jo. bron: monks, Of Patntings cate brocatel Curtains, match io Mirrors; lace Curtains, bronze ormolt nt rose! forte richly carved Fosewood Music Btand, Stoo, Cover; 3 Mair ond eels, Bi a Tabi elegant sete ruby, hetteld Tobie Cutlery, Loubgen, F PS or ae all the Fur the ser ! apartments, Baty Te Conepe tent persona in pack And'remove the gopda, _— of , Cabinet Furnti by order ot LA ortmer, eqs un |. DOUGHTY, Avct! will sell on Wedteniay, November 18, at Il o'cl the ent ‘contained dn the wareroome 115 a Ane eireat, ‘The stock tone Chat rmotre-a-Glat spring’ Hode we’ thw whole. formi teaemess eee Riemer Spey me lng ® large Po ae tne | brary. Puraivares en” atone a An SAL OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNI- RGF. As sancnificens f Hougehale. Fr ect erder, baving been ar BARRY & (Tuestay. the Dewwe 106 Tose’ manufactarer’s catel, also two Chairs, richly carved Centre and riment of magnificent Bedroom Pur general p24 vids ERAOREALD, Auctioneer, O'clock, at, the three (Turaday) afteraoon, at story est Ceniaence 119 West Dighih atreet, a few doors eastot Uh avenue, conslating of Fonewood 714 octave Panoforte, Rock: ing Mattresses, Clocks, Ivet Ware; ratle Cutlery, Extension Rabie, But: Dining Chairs, ke. "Sale positive. PEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE OF raiture,, most of which tin ©O., Auctioneers, will sell this day ‘November ti) IMs the “entire “cantenta. of brows stone 'honse 2186 Nineteenth sires and Fourth ‘avenues, commenctig | at cousteting’ of, an new, nn nearly tn Freach antin bro- rb Turkish Easy ‘Ao.5 m large ae Tatepant Dining Room Fue rlety 0 jog Room Furn ‘k's. nine withont any reserve, represent Pastor pone repa soe “Maircloth Tables Che Cheira ree Mirrors, Curtains, Hair and §; ine aod fe large, een. Third o'clock wood seven octave guarantee Clegaut Su rl ich Suse fa fine esi ‘ke. tively Kuaranieed as N SALE OW CROCKERY, GLASS, CUTLERY, Tors and Fancy Ware waitable for the holtdnge! LVANS, Auctioneer, will sell on Tuesday, ber 17, sinvrddek at 66 Murclay street, a genersl ae: riment fa lots to'ealt city and country dealers. Goods weil packed (or siulpping. Action ISALEDTAMONT AND JEW- RISTALAR Friday, Now, Srat'iy orcioek No j Fare Place, betw oh street and Frowlwa: f Thamonds, Watehes and Jewel- ry, being the feta a and several joan offices, Cloth, 87, eh, aN wo d Ware sud Cutlery trent, between Broad: ‘at loan than muc ificent Parior Suit ; eatel, reps or ba 19 ah el #M9. Over 8100 0) orth of all kinds parior, bedroom and dining room Furvt- ture cheap Cor cash and deiivered free, 4 Corton notte BeReau or ORDNANCE, Ther at offic Mass. ing Shot and, rte, POSTPONEMEN' tale of Hote: Furnit Hinton place, ne poatponed until Thursday ai At Nos. ® an) navoidabl ook, i folowing daya, ook aad Tolewink ON ey H. HERTS, Avctioneer. ondway, f Nov. 1, at 0 Navy Dr 1 apie WARHUNGTON CrTY, Oot 4 SALE OF UNSERVICBABLE ORDNANC: TORE, will he sold, at public auction, to the highest pidders, noon, on Monday, the Sid day of November, 1 int ice of the Inspector of Ordnance, Nav Borto 8 quantity of Org Stores ‘and Mat Crd com} ™ Riles, Carbines, Revol ovens Spare Parts, Carri These TermecOne bait ensh, tn rnment funda, an the con- closion of the #ale, and the remainder within ten days after wards, during which time the articles must be removed from the yard, otherwise they will revert to she governm ¥ represented. Bet i ROBERT SOMERVILLE by vail on Tuesday, November BY, a JOMNSTON & TASSELL. A vvetion East Thirtoanth atreet ; downtown ofice, 20 Tis day (THeatay), Rovember IT, at ie of Horses, Carriages, top aod no top Wi qouvie Hernee, eon of B rt Koya! Bignety Oh sate for articien purchased inust be ma Ainetly understood that no gusirantes will be avers of articles offered for aale and noted in regards their exact rondition or quailty; but 4 howower, that peje offered for anie ia ae A. DAHTAREN, it Admiral tind Chief of Burea LOBPRT SOMERVILLE, AUCTIONEER, enroord 37 Nasanu atrmet Art Gallery, #9 Pith avenue, at 19g otélock, at bis ealesronm, 87 Nassau street, for ac- nt of whom it may concern, the following brands, pack: Virginia Bill, fat, Kililoktniok, Rone, Four Aces, Ping, Fruit and Flowére, Pionser, id Kegs. onee, barele, casey, caltaien an BY F. COLTON, AUCTIONBER.—LARGE BALE ny THE entire Furnitare of a four atory House, removed to the carved and plain black walnut 34 ROT BALD soueeT ON. AVOTIONRER. Ae tor aricutarn nae orges and Carriage. the weather, it. Y JAMES 6. BROWN, day. 10 ofelock, ‘At O04 Bleth street, between Pirnt and Kec iy lute, Stock aud Fiatures of that sang Grocery. AUCTIONEER. sua mts BS ROBERT SOME RVI estate saledroom, avenue, TOBA! ROBERT SOMERVILEG wi sell at auction this day (Tues- day), November 17, at 10% oblock, at salesroom, &7 Nassau street, for account of wes cg a be bag roiag the following #8. AUCTION AND REAL street; Art Gallery, 63 Fifth Khilickinick an Baaitee aad i Hose i fe pal gn ative, Kary Br a Y HENRY FL. LEEDS, | TONEER, LEEDS '& NER, will sell ‘by auction on Trurnda 7 New riaber r 19, at Of o'clock, at thelr salesioom, 93 Libert, c Noe BALE vn op WHISKEY, WINES, &C, EXECUTOR Full particulars herea‘te : | aa AS ¥_ HENRY D. MINER, {UCTIONEE! SALFESROOM No. 8 Cortlandt street, four doors west of Broadway. ‘Art Galley $5 Broadway. IMPORTANT sant t 0 H CLASS Mi PAINTINGS, COMPRISING nae ENTIRE GALLERY oF HUYVITTER, ESQ which for artistic merit haa peliape tie ven equalled by ant cohection ¢ Offered for public exhibition and sale tn this country. Many of them are the most frportant ‘and finest examples from tty most distinguished ‘artiste of the Belgian andDusseldorf schoois ever imported, and willbear the most care! and critical examinatbn. They are now on exhibition fie, day and eventn nd Fri Friday evenings, take atthe Art Gallery, ‘ER, Auctioneers. be sold by auction T! November 19 and 20. # 7) HD. MINE ‘RB Y M. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONFE oR, THIS DAY at 1039 o'clock, at the anction rooms, 79 Nasmn sti alarge second hand Parlor, Chi Furaitnrs, artadiog soe et Tapestry and French plate Mirrors, Emm aeecrtment of Room an rary eLibrary and ‘Secretary Book- wasela Carpets; also three large nsole bigs) and Cornices; Ec a fineline fon ras Patio hromor wings, ec. whole to be jnold an wer Bias chentioe ¢ of jealere and tiers. pani all ne OOLEY & CURLE' AUCTIONEERS —OFTTOR £1 21 NEW Chambers ll fo-day, 1e Good at 1036 o'clock, th Wm, Stock and Fistaron of hob ne Lair Heer Saloon 186 aus Sherry consisting of stock o yunters, Chi 6 "Bale port ca tole, oTION EER.—HATHEWAY & ‘ednesday, Nov. ue o EN Ti o'doak, the wall eis ‘Store and Samm now! Room, 671 Broad tan Hi the Le License, (ood ils Fitures wed tok, ‘of ie and Liguors. ‘This is a rare opportunity, for the sale thafl'be without reserve, on accours ol ‘of the proprietor. FTRCUTOR'S GALE OF FURNITURE—BY COLE & Brooklya Tuesday, Nov. Vt ati fevotclock, palogan; ior and Chamber Furn ihe Hae Table rhe stenslon Tal Brussels and three ply Mattresees, Fe Beis, &c. {DWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONE EK iT PAI RIS FANCY Goons SUPERB OLOG RONZES. STATURTTES, ELEGANT CHINA, A ia BOHEMIAN GLASS, £0. inst, and tnvalee of the richest P: constating ofan it variety and gilt Clocks, Shonre Groupe und Statunion, ganer Parian of the De gubjecta;,aleo.n large vatiety ‘ef Sevres, and Ohi Vases and Tollet Seis, ant a large assortment of other sle- gant goods.” ‘The above are now on exhibition. Bale positive, Ge: ‘00K, "AUCTIONEER. Bu * raft alloc, itraday nt ods, Clocks, Bron a aeeeroaran WE tbetty street, nt Paris and Vienna ewe ineludi wan nel erate ronzes, mete 7 Card portation and Saeniubition thie dnye oon THURSDS ‘at 1 o'clock, ver Plated Ware ph aa npr atten ole for use or ornament. tar ist D. MINE: A dailery tab Broad SALETROOM NO. vit tr sg? pL rege oo a LJ an over I tee i yh th the ‘manner by Wan. ‘The collection win texidermiet, is Sarat ta In sone and shades of all sizes. ae ‘3 very fine fF, Piece, 16 inch + dail color Pointer Basar emit ings SeTSTe Sees ita AMES CAGNEY, AUCTIONEER, OPFICE 516 Wasu- legion ‘street Bi apo Furatture, on hesday, 0 Rage, sae face? Having pu the io ap a= an pet. oata, of French plate Pier and gen Pade ano, ‘suinchmenty wainnt Extension and other Dining Inelodeon rood aad black wainat mar dels Siate Carp: ts; Dealt Mantel Clock, JOsErH. MoGUIRR, J AUCTIONERR, ‘Nassau Ay, November 1, at 13 eargoun 111, Broadway, sis sre rh i, north side, The Honse is 18.9540 feet, and contains all modern tnprovementa, including and gas fixtures; the Lot in 1A,%1100,5 feet, __Maps and particulars at the anctioneer’s office. Josey HEGEMAN & | DNESDAY, NOV. 18, eo) at iity A. M., at 57 Park ws PRN Baltic street, be- tween Carton aud Vanderbilt avenues, Brooklyn, aaaemn Pier Mirror and Cornices, walnut Parlor Suit, in i ees me painted Obarm! ve top Hall ‘Stand, int jaas Ware, Kitco- ae. it No. Forty jaree, Fin and Second, avenuge, I 2 VANDR WATER, ~ KUCTIONHER, 2 DUANE street This day, at I regular sale of Horses, Wi Harness, £e. & tine line of stock, amor Siuich will be g tea iid Trotting Mar of Saratoy e ane in we hy of attention, See Hor end Carrlage bead for particilars, afd at sale, ARCTIONSE —MORTGAGE SALE. Tints J BOGART, at? 6 cosy eireet, ihe Fifocts x Raiabtunnins Degener half w tum “Vress, ftittons, &e. WATTS, Attorney for Mortgages. BOGART, AUCTIONRER—BANKRUPT SALE. o} . Wednesday, November 18, at IL o'clock, at the au Fooms No.1 North William street, a large lol of Bows and Shoe, Lasts. Fixtures, ke.” Also Household Furniture, fine Carpets, des AUCTIONEER.—PL! Nt HOUSEHOLD J. sou, eo}. Furniture, at ot Seventeenth aireet, between Fourth d Pifth aveones, Brookiyn. Black wainut crimson rey , dailion Carpe, a 4 . 18, 1838, at 11 o'clock A. M., op the premisca, C wes at 8a W YORK COMMON PLEAS Oar: Hehiemee avai lepry Se binidt. 5 ta purmuanee of ablorier of the Const of Common Pleas, mag on the bith day of November, Aber, ne for raid, at gor of Parlor, WILLIAM ABROTT. - Auctiouaer, Joun T.STRWArt, New YORK, Now. My 1 Prrenrs at AUCTION. Paintings, Chromos, Kngravings aud Fancy Artivios, to cone out the Tete! sock Weapesday, November 18, Afternoon and evening, beginning at $ ofclock. ART ROOMS, #14 BROADWAY. Coudters, Sale and Show Cases for énle Pyaone: gaur—ris, DAY, BY JOHN MoH. TIMER, 15 East Broadway, of 400 [ots mev's ant wo- men's Clothidg, Medding and "iver Gooas. By order 2. Me- Nutty, 9 Secon! street. AWNBROKER'S SALE TRIS =ii 6 CK, AT INGRATAM'S, 58 Now Baars, 40. ious Piedged Gooae, Coats, Pan Rodding of every description, Order B. 3, Pig, tio a will sett at 69 New L o'clock, 140 0 fi me tis 400 1ot8 of fou thing, Sheets, anki. i connittiog of rare aad Cesmiber Bu rian rors, mar reneing & iy 4 ‘Bedateads her Tabi rdrobes, Uloset Tew, tends, Cheleey ‘Feather Se paire Pihokere ‘ona Fires shea ae fs, Quclethe, | ani ton Bedeten! ‘Goole trom te late ote Whiripras: stceeh ‘Deniers invited. : SHARD WALTERS, AUCTIONEER, Rt Morty cass pen Hotel, Brooklyy. * sosen well for ace pf i oll egy — dines atid o'eic Ae, evinwuere ot Pitty el Now. # Wat jh An Ales Lanse of Dining Baloo Ni rant Piatures wad Pech ture. Ol Te STEWART, vitoey for Morkgngee, RICHARD, oc ATION eH-MO etre Fret eatery a Took wing Machin Biew! Machi ne Sewing an Fiatures, &e. By oraer of HUGH Es S BUADLIY, Attorney made known at sale. i ¥. W. BENNETT & CO., HERMAN, AUCTIONEER. ‘Bale of W 8. HERMAN & GO. will sel'at Pui Se sie ee seek of i Se a ourven ad eer Champegues ‘aed about ve in lots to sult dealers, TEAM AB i AUCTIONEER, OFFICE No, ity Hail hy selt ow Tosaday, af, 11 o'clock, entire Furotture an Beds and Bedsteads, w 1 contents of the mt Or Cherry street; four ab ‘hie Pump, Patalings, Kegn Caskey, bene ta lots Wan a AUCTIONEER.—ON T' iy. atll Crclork, tire Household Furnitui in Weet, Mirrors, 4o., contained in dwaling house No. ‘street, on account of owner leaving the city. | Sn nan LOST AND FOUND. Liga LAST SATURDAY pit mong ae AT PIKE'@ Opera House, a Twanty-sucond, iy care abd oo compass attached. “the tinder will be ehectwcmrtwara ih Sater a aecren we iarne ia cato We Pike's 0) Opera House, ete ay Satire MONDAY MORNING, or THE SOUTHSID! Raliroad train, or in Grand a! ry saw York, a black Moe ocketbook, contalning a} ae reward will | dep ald for the same by N. Bears, beg Fultoo Cases | Brook iy, Le, Le Loto NOTE, DATED xOv, 1868, THRER MONTHS: after date, for ars 75 eee ao endorsed by ouiraclves, fos aaa loot cautloned against uegotiatiog the tame as we Pinte a om Lipase MONDAY, 9TH INST., A GENTLE! MANS Id Sleeve Button, with initial Mi thereon. [ad pee collars: Mgt meh ody ‘on retursing % to Thomas W: | Te Grund atreat, Le '—ON betwee! Pocks x. Len SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Dy wers to the of Toby Is Cee ; name of Toby one Ee pee ais a La THURSDAY MORKING, IN BRoaDway, ighth and Thiretenth aight ead loathed vate a bound, containing about FROM THE HARLEM HORSE CAR NO. 7% son the ath inet., a. red and gresa Carpet Travelling Bag: ‘The dnder will be rewarded en retura of same, witb con! ate to 66 Broadway, room 58, Ler onn THE EVENING OF THR 16TH, BETWEEN is Hotel and the Bowery. an. Adnelhvat Ring.! willbe suttably rewarded Uy leaving thesame a8) BETWEEN PRINCE th street and 884 Bowery. pores: SATURDAY NIGHT, and Broadway, Sixth arenes inder will be ullably rewarded by faniee eat Ww Wilfiarn Harney's, $06 Virlok street, I ig eo SUNDAY MORN! mG LAST, FROM Taunt Beotch Te ding ntendent’s office, a rier § shuts iRiy ogereturting her, wit ire 85 reward. in GTOLEN- SATURDAY, EVENING, Two GoLp WATCH: en, one an Ei ever, with Jeers E. By aaredt in with ' knife, No. 917 oF 9,013: & Locket and Che rane mite REWARD —LOST, ON SATCRDAY NIGHT, BE- ) tween Broadway and South Brook }) @ small parcel ol jbbons. ¢5 will be pald for revurn of the same to 40 Br Broadway. ST, A Bi jes CONTE ING TWO Apply to T. Sehwad, #2 Warre: LOST ai re ta exIGH, aw ¢ mann a if ent Prenat th Que Delroon Sta Sensei eveauees $10. ee 6 a Van 7 aor woe ike Fai Sawa terse ‘boas to ge ON SUNDAY, IOTH INST, I2and | o'clock, auth below aaeeentn een cusched, The avove.revrard am be given by poled a ‘281 West at Forty 4 Reswae we EWARD.—LOST, ON SATURDAY, A SMALL, $15, setiow Iaiian Greyhound Bi andere 0 4 name of ny one Sree preg pp te aoe 101 Beo- one on aah of Sixth street, will receive the above Teward. $100 Been jee os, eospay, SUPPOSED ON reward wil serrata é rew ». C, aya. it Wail 8 Went $500 ) RRARD.—THR orrick OF THE UNDER inst, nant! Talves, torre bined articles’ Sigetiate ta rear and the conviction of the thiev ‘be paid, or = fc Proper ON, OREEX 2 CO, Pawnbrokers 181 Bowery. REWARD AND NO QUES’ yore, ASKED, for yn oa the EL. ~ c* ie Ashis House of 200 Papers, 7 0 morning 0 October 81 They are of vals en, oom Owen: ETEOTIVE POLICE AGENCY, (8 BROADWAY.—THIS ished refe old established agency the mercantile commu- pity generally ns to thelr € on, facititien and standing. Caution. ve no branches im tis olty,., “MISCELLANEOUS. | Baxaras, BANANAS. CONSTANTY. ON HAND “at Treland’s old atand, 143 Waablagton street, A la of the above fruit at wholesale. L, WALK Re so SALE.-NEWTOWN PIPPIN ‘APPLES, | PACKED Fort i ny ly for presents. App! y to Be Ly PELL, Eropw ‘ont oflice, , North riv 4, O00. BESHEES CARROTS FOR SALE_ Foot OF Charles street, pler fs + North river—I on board schooner Caroline Cornelia, | Onptain Saw MEDICAL SPECIALTY. -DR. R. COR 1ETT, MEMBER O} N Dollege and R. C. Sarge London, cam lon private diseases, Office 20 Centre ra. N, B.—Nu (eo unless cured. RrACTOR. rele FOWERS, 116 Loletressing derangments im \fisenses; manhood Char mediately + Amity place, guarantees r Fiedsuat Moms (or nursing, A LADY WRITES ime tu one day, without ine r. A.M. MAURICEAU, ouice 12Y Liberty str M, MAURICEAU, M. D., SSOR OF DISEASES of women, thirty yenrs’ praction, wt 129 Liberty atrenty sTanlees certain reliei ta Indios, from wialerer cause, Witte pain oF tueonvenience, No niraing requ TRE FOR MARRIED Lapbes, wire fallible Frenek Ait prevared fo for Pye pecs ever fal at ber office, No. 1 neon Atreety first door from Fifth areas, and at af: "8, 168 Greenwich see, or sent by mai. Caation.—All others are counterfeit. hl ia LL CASES OF LOCAL AND GENPRAL DEBILITY, Gineawes of @ delionis watare etuetaaliy cured ty Keach street, Vath cored to the f health and functions of manhood, Twenty-nev | Her pile arecertain, Bi LL PRIVATE DISEASES CURED IMMEDIATELY, without mercury. Office and consultation atrictly pre ate, "By Dt, HARRISON, 177 Bleecker street, ST PRIVATS” pr ASES mediately by Dr. POW EES, Io ¢ hood restored by bia Kilxtr auttation free. CERTAIN CURR, WITH OR WITHOUT ppt for ladies In trouble, by Dr. POWERS, 116 rest; powerful, safe; Moutily Pills aad Minture, #3: | LADIES" puystel N. DR. GRINDLE, RO. Amity place, near A) rest, 18 years’ eanomatea ractice. Su! iat fo the Bek anHIOWS pm veut. A. antoty. D* MPORTANT | TO FEMALES DR, DEBOIS ( inet aati no pain of taco “MME. VAN BUSKIRK, [PHYSICIAN AND MID- wiley oie, the worst casea 0 female complaints with 42 KL Mark's place, MAY. BR CON- COOPER, 4 DUANE sane, years’ experience hg w Patients from a ouene ee. Biecteieliy sclentib a gh maar man Kaiow Tenth t, New Yorke. ADAME |M OHTLLBACH, Ft FEM Paris ‘ | trouble; Tallet within twenty: or im r f OF THE LATE DI . | Tn ea 4S Bkat Noid a pla wenyngi | : *) CARAL STREBT...DI. 409, cf Mirus years’ pact! Sica of both vex ftaranieed. Spoiled. 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