The New-York Tribune Newspaper, November 16, 1866, Page 3

s THE MONEY MARKET. s e BALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE U 8 69 1683 Coup. lk‘h'fl' &H 1' 6,000 ... 14, s I Michigan Central 530113 08 on. 640 Rog w.m—n Uion Tel | 207,000 . | 500, U 8%, 1040 wup 300 © 0 2000 004 Quicksilver 26,500, = 1003 | 300 o 8 Treas Notes 7310, | 300..... 100. 053, Brunawick Land 200..... 7 105y} Adarid Eapress Co [Clev & &Fitn ‘nu.;-n-.ym W ‘wu b.ll 2 l'k-v(,ol&l‘m 2 1 0'CLOCR BOARD. ‘1 S s 520 Ccnp u; vzflm U hk‘mpl nllu:no'onp M 200 1074 400. .m(p 6.0 Quicl 1 Central .18 | 200 24 0 CLOCK FOARD. | Wilkesbarre Coal. 109, . o' 100 o Clmr & Pitts m 71073 Delaware & H C Treasy Notes, 7310 35 +-2.158 |Chic & Ni Boston an Powr, 400 l-r. Beries 103} lll! - 31 Chie & N Wkt * lmllyn CewL e l"n\lo Mail 8. hnn State 6s 0. . 20000 ¢ coup. 71} Misso u&h 5,000 . .. v ..||I 300. . 7% llnlwlulu a8 v Ml lunx. i l:nn-l | 100 . 3o | 2. 5 u. lm ; §t Poul Pre T 74 Mieh %o & No Tnd L 4 0 c.s; Clove & Pitta * 100... Atkentio Mall | 4,200 200 20 lanp— Fref. - 2l 20| Mich. 1,900, 100 OPEN BOARD OF non-ag ding o Chic Rk Pa, sgggssefasts = FIRST BOARD. -k uESQEE;%'a!SfiS;:L B, §8 28S¥ BRILESISSUSEISLINS! s aBRREE -2 s33u3 aaoan K e g 0. . .87 ‘ivmumisnfuxk s3..5 40| 1,000 999, | 100,27 € 00 arts Bl Montank Gold. 1( rosier Gold ‘q . 440 50 1| 1,000 0 B3 4 45 Ok Hil |Cou'd Gregory 6 |7 \u oo Niekel 20, 1 | 100 2 40 . 1 W Ww.... 1% w! ul “ 10 th \\'nf | | charge the New NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1866. Petrolewm Stocks. |Cor) ‘ul " Benneboff Kun ! eeoe. B BY) b10. 1000, after 0. 1 0 Ti Con'd Greg God n THurenay, Nov, i3—r. x. Gold continues wesk and closes at 143§, after selling st 143} @144]. 'The Persia brought $160,000 in specie on her last trip. Government stocke are firmer than on yesterday by § per cent on the gold-bearing issues, and steady on the car- rency loan. New Tennessee € fell §, and Miesouri 6s 1 per cent. In ruilway bonds, 8 small business ot former rates. Western Union i firmer. Atlantic Mail fell § per cent, selling at 109]. Pacifig s fium ot 243§, The general share market shows @ part] from yester- Gny '8 lowest rutes, but speculative focling hes lost mueb of its strQpgil, énd loss confidence ia shown in following cliques. Shoidaagg of, considerable magnitude have been made since Mouday, énd ftocks are reported in borrowing demand, with a gded svpply of momey at $5a@6 per cent. The Bulls argue that the fall has lost ite force,and that a sharpreaction is again in order. This may oceur, but in view of {be high prices etill maintained, it is very doubtful whether any permenent advance can be engineered. Just now the Treasury De- partment is not pursuing a policy favorable to specula- tions for an advauce end at any material iwprovement. Sales to elose out will bo numerous enough to break the market eeriously. Cleveland and Toledo is unsettied under reports of tales of Bonds further tban wanted for the building of its new line; within eightmonths $600,000 has been gold and $800,000 ip disidends paid. Gae Stocks are bigher; for Citisens’ of Brooklyn, $127 was bid aud $150 for Manhattan Gas. Atthe Second Board prices were stronger for Erie, but the Western list was freely offered; ‘Wilkesbarre Coal fell 2 per cent, and Pacific Mail, 1§. The closing rates are as follow with s disposition to sell: New-York Central, 1113@112; Erie, 79} 279}; Reading, 114@114}; Michigan Soutbern, 85285¢; Cleveland and Pittaburgh, 88§ @89; Cleveland and Toledo, 114§@114}; Rock Island, 107 @107§; North-Western, 524 @52§; North- Westorn Preferred, 744@74}; Fort Wayne, 107 @1074; Cumberland Coal, 68}, Money is quoted irregularly on call. The rates are 5@6, with & gond des! donc at the latter rate, aud no disposition by leading institutions to take less, Commercial paper is not §0 eaky to use, and the rates are 6@7§ per cent. Exchange coutiuues dull, and sales of prime Bterling have been made from second hands at 108]. The rates of leading drawers are: London, 60 days, 109@109); sight, 1093, commercinl, J07; @10}, Paris, long, 516;@5.15; short, 513§@5.124, Autwerp, 5 21§@5.17§; Swiss, 521} @5.17§; Hamburg, 36§ 363; Amsterdam, 41}; Fravkfort, 41§2413; Bremen, 79279}; Berlin, 72; @733, Freights are dull. The engagements to Liverpool are 7,000 bush. Wheat, at 44d.; 500 bales Catton, at 3-16@4d. To London, 35,000 bush. Barley, at Hjd. Tbo businese of the Sub.Freasury was: Receipts, $1,- 591,686 39; for Custome, $299,000; Payments, $1,944,- 569 96; Balance, $25,902,464 97; Gold notes, $299,000, The statements of railway managers about reduced operating expenses are not confirmed by resumption of dividends by defaulting roads like Erie, Michigan South- ern, North-Western and Clevelaud and Pittsburgh. They are disproved by the fact that sound roads are redueing their dividends. The Pennsylvania Central has reduced its semi-annual payment to 4 per cent, and its mansgers do mot expect soon to increase it. Some of the oldest Ohio roads bave reduced their payments, and the maunger of one of the most important Western ronds states thet railroad balance-sheets at New-Years will be worse than even prudent people expected. The Commercial Advertiser says: The affairs of the Atlantic Meil Steamship Company exeite considerable remarks. No satisfactory explanation is given of the closing of the Company's office, and the relesse of the clerks “on a day's holiday, " and the act of course gives rise 1o all sorte of surmnises. This morning a report s current that stock has becn taken from the Company's safe for tho purpose of making deliveries counected with tie shert contracts re cently watured. To-day, the offiee of the f‘ompun( remaine closed. In the absence of the new President, Mr. Wheeler, the Vice-President has assumed temporary control. so far as to dis- York agents of the Company from farther service, and .g{mm new agents, Mr. Wheeler is expeoted to arrive by the Havana stewmer. @ue yesterday, when further | Jight upon the condition in which the retiring mansgement has | Jet: the Company » affuirs may be expeeted, The Louisrille Journal of Monday says: ‘With the decline in provisions has followed a r-uv-r-umdm, decline for hogs in all the markets, and prices in the Western market now range from a6 for good heavy averages, Our Tarket is visibly influenced by these radical changes. and most articles are nomins) with only » moderste demand existing, from the city and jobbing trade, sufficient ouly for the iwmedi ate wants of consumiers or the filing of such orders as are on the market. The Cincinnati Commercial of Tuesday remarks: There i8 no material change in the money market from the close of the week, but borrowers find gradually inereasing diff- culties in the way of pegotisting loans. Currency balances are aiready below an easy working average, aud in anticipation of the wanta of the pork trade, bunkers are very cautious about increasing their discount lines by the purchase of loug As yet very little mouey, «mr‘-mmly Das “been abactied l‘.{l the pork trade, but the time is now close at band when it w! require 150,000 per day to pav for hogs. Aud it is s peculiarity of this business that nearly afl the money for hogs in_car ried directly into the interior, u.d takos fully sixty days to make the turn. Bankers have large balances in New-York, where 4@5 9 cent interest is paid, and as there is 10 demand for call loans here, they are bringing out currency only as required by daily wants, and consequently there has not as yet been o heavy Westward flow of greenbacks, but the volume must in- crease for several weeks to come. Hogs are selling at equal to 16 per bead, and the crop in the West will be from half a mil- liou to one million larger thau last year. The smountof cur- rency, therefore, that will be required to move the crop may readily be estimated, end in waking up the estimate it is not 10 Pe forgotten that money is scarce thronghont the West. An- other feature of our money market is a deficiency in collections. Country merchaats are payiag up very slowly, aid city jobbers re commpelied 0 DoFrow 1 orier o meet their own bills, which are matoriog. This i & bed sign; but if it whall cheek the credit system, compensatory resnlts will be realized. The fact is, the conutry is overstocked with s and consnmers are buying & Iy, it anticipation of lower prices. This causes s m rade, ud s general foeling of uneatiness AmOng interest are firm at 10712 & cent for paper, nd in Cpclelde eircion still bigher rates are paid. Er;::-nn i» plenty and beavy st 1-10 dlu‘ounl buyln; a mc discount to par sefling. wre all more free to sell than to buy st quotations. Neill's cotton circular of November £ gives the follow- ing statement of the roceipts, exports and stock of cotton st all the ports, compared with those of last year, and those of the late crop year 1857-58. The total of that erop amounted to 3,114,000 bales: T xPoRTs e Wk —— 'r-n-. Oth. F. P, "B 186667 1H65-66... 165756 .. By the last telegrams received from Southern ports, the ‘week’s reeeipts to appesr in our next are shows to amount to about 58,000 bales, making the total since the st of September 8o far a8 yet known, 264,000, while tho weekly exports to Great Britain are 12,000 bales, with 2,000t0 the Coutinent. These are the figures we telegraphed vester- dsy per Auantic Ceble. Of the cotton crop Z%e Augusta Chronicle and Sextinel saye: A large busioess bas been done in cotton, the receipts being um hm This mm hn b«sn nnud by m»m x.m"s elowd in lhgr %t still bellfie that res ll'w not very terfally from & third of a full crop. or about x'nuwu bales, mwglwym;d.-mnknnm ), 000, The New-Orleany Times says: T S commences most The teaflic of lhflnu"uun Railway of Cansda for the weok ending Nov. 9, was: 1866, ... 473,040.60 | 1865... .. 062,648 2 | Decrease. .. 49,597 63 Toe ehij of Pittston Coal by the Pennayivania ) Company-for the week ending Nov. 10, were: 1866 ... 432,560 tus. | 1865. .. 481,876 tuns. | Deo. ...49,900 tuns, M, Albert H. Nicolay old st public anction, Thursday, quantities. nding seasou | Copper Mining Co. at $20 por share; 10 shares Brevoort luuumnmmmmm—uuu Co. st $100 the lot, Misissirrr R R OFFICE. No. 68 W, ey New-YoRK, Noveabor 14, 1668, ”} To TaR HOLDERS OF 0||o nm M-mm ROAD TRUSTEES' CERTY g the Olilo and Mississippi Ral (‘mp-ny. -nl clonn 2:‘ belng umendatory of the Trust Ar« wpon by timee-forrths in Interest (17 422,383 29) by un loldm ol both Preferred and Common Certificates. Over s 0 duterest (§17.530 000) has already been voted upon in faver, and but an inconsidernble minority (§191,000) opposed. @ numes certificates bave rsved end | et 3 are 80 recorded on the books of the Trustees, or their repre- sentatives, are the only quatified voters. To promote an early recording of the full three fourths voto— required for & qml—mu mm-nv Certificatos are carnestly person or votes, h—':qw.u-g«i called 'll‘."uv. a hu..-nnmdn u-l-nu.udu ly, from 12 w. to 4 p. m., for such pur- 'lflon certi) Aould o -::n:‘dm‘ p.m should obtain prozies from or pecuniary Hadility is mvnmd. exoept bereafter ly asnmed Bhllm'fllhhrflhkdfllhhm o Chlm.n of Muhl Meeting. THE MARKETS. FOsretully reported for Tun Trimowe. | THessoaY. Nov. 1966, ASHES—The market is firm and moderately active; sales at 9 753410 for Pots and $14@814 %0 for Pearls, COFFEE—The market for all Kinds n'ul. quite dull, about same ; sales of 240 bbls. at $12 4 25 for common to fair Mmmmwm%mwflflflhm mr.nn brands, Rye Flour s mors plenty and beary ; *J‘I bbls. at $6 48 10. Corn'] h\{l.ll but firm sales ) t 86 25, afloas, for Brandywine, GRA -fle'htmumwnm‘u.bmqmm alosed lower and pnsettied. Millers general mw; Bld- lfll.I must ..ua.. Jower i .uu while Domest] ters have & Iey toward s further decline. In the absence o( transae- of moment, quotations are omitted. HUPB are firm and in fair demand for home cansumption. W-xmumntmwc a8 to growth and quality. LATHS—Eustern are firm and in demand at ‘1 75, months. LIME—Rockland is in moderate request nad steady ot §1 70 for Common and §2 10 for Lump. MOLAKSES.There hus beeh less activity to-day ; prices are nominally unehanged ; suies of & small Jot of Porto Rico at 75c., 8 30 bbis. new crop New-Orleans at $1 10. OILS are generully quiet but prices are -mm change | ull sales of American Linseed at §1 45@8) 48, PROVISIONS—A fair business was dome in Pork to day, but prices are again lower and close heavy with dun market | the sules, cash und ragular, are 5,000 bbis. Mews at €24 24w 824 70 ; ma Xinds are nominal. We hear of no sales for forwani_de- 7 Beef in quiet und steady ; sales of 100 bbls. at $v@413 tor O1d Plain Mes, $13a$19 for New do, $16@$19 for Old Extra and $19 w42 50 for New do. Tieree Beef is dull and nominal. Boef Hamn are offered more freely, but meet with slow sale ; wales of 50 bbls. in lots at §25@#40. Cut Meats are insctive an nominal. Bacen i qulet ; further sales of % boxes New City Short Clear at 13jc. to be made. Dressed Hogs are dull and Jower; we quote nt 93@10jc. for City. Lard has been in fair demand, but prices aro heay ales of 1,000 bbls. and tierces at 134¢. for No. 1, 13 jc. for City and 1de. for fair o prime Steam and Kettle “ with Jobbing lote st » trifle Nigher Provisioy MARKET, 4} 0'Ciock—The Pork dull, and prices are heary at the closo at §24 . o Lard dull and bear ote . Crude at 24 @ at 31 @3, for L. for P. W. ‘The market remains in o very dull condition, and s tes. Carolios at i 1‘3\1 ‘vather heavy ; we huve only to note sales of %0 13%13e.. currency xl-'un—(mm-r Beed is searce and firm at 13)@ M. for O1d ru-d\ 4@ 16c for New. Timothy Seed is dull at §3 2043 73. h Flox Seed iy firm at £ 10083 25, Caloutta Livseod is irn %‘ @92 60 in Boston and here, gold SUGAR—The market ia dull, aud prices rather favor the buyer: there appears to be very little disposition to apernte until han brcome more setthed ; sales of 461 hhde, privel- {mlly 5 small Jots 1 the tmde, at J0h@i24e. for Cubs + 11§ & Porto Rico. Refiued are dull at 15§ @ 6o for Harda ALU)\\ The market in less active and prices are heavy ; sales of 20,000 15 Prime, in bbls, ot 124c. ; last evening, 50,60 Prime City 18 A\’»“ e market in quiet; sales of 37 bbls. Western , i bon THE DRY GOODS MARKET. New. Youx, Thursday, Nov. 15, 1666, The uncettied feeling in the dry goods market bas steadily increased. and to-day has culminated in o general break down of prices. The steady accumulution of goods in the face of & merely nominal demand , the refusal of the Jobbers to by their own effurts to clear out their awh stocks at & concension of prices; the advices of improviiy prospects of the coiton crop . the weakness of the Thveeposl cotton market—these facta haye comibined to the mar- ket very severely and produce the present conition of demor alization throug trade. 1L can sonroely be presumed That the deciime ha a8 yet - toched botiom.! the iebling hay ing been geoerally apparent only this moraing Teging trom the case of former siilar spasme in the market, prices n-. expected to take as extreme decline followed by & partial T reaction. A thl of ten por cent, would not_ be. sBequate 10 1nduce purchases which would materially reliove the present sccumlations, although it might cause moderute purchases for stocking up.” It remaine to be seen what the necessitios of the commision agenta will compel them to do At present, business Quotations are merely nominal; we ap by jobbers this morning for the lead len of cotton goods ; but as quo- tations vary from hour to bour too much reliance must ot be placed upon the figures Baows DRLLss Amoskeag, .. Laconls, %e.; a6c.; Stark, Zic; Boott, 2be.; Globe, 20e. Brows SHvETINGS—Amoskeag A, Zc.; Apgpletan A, 21§ leton D, 2le.: Atlantic A, 22pe.; Atlantic Il 23 Atlantic Dwight A, Zic., Great Falis M. 2c. l-fl-nli-‘A. dian Orchard BB, 19.; Indian Orchard A, 24 Orohard C, 2ic; Lawrence C, 2le.;. Pittafield, 19¢; setts BB, 2ic.; Medford 21c; Paeifis A, 2, Paciic H, 2 Pucific L, fine, Do ; Pepperell E, fine, 24c.; Pepperell R, ¢, Btark A, 2ic. Amoskeng, 176, Merrimao D, 180, PmNTA—American, 18c.; lzm-w W, %e.; an«w- (frocks), 10c.;" Sprague’s yuypln i ; Amoskesg Mourn- Sprague’s fancies, 1 m% y76 hrnids, 16e.; iwacnED Goove—New-York Mill ¢ Wamsutta, d0c.; Jnmes Mills, 25c.; Attawsngam XX, Hc.; Hope, "7&! lfi e Waltham 84 2ie; Waltham 64, Tije,; Waltham, 104 #50.; Bates XX, 3% Pepperell, A ! £le.; DoMPFTIC GINGHAMS—Lancaster, %ijo.; Hartford, #jc.; Berkshire, 2o Glasgow, @he.; Hoanoke, 19¢.; German. 20c. AMEKICAN PiNTED DELaisks—Hauiliton Co, ; Man- chester, 25¢.; Pacific Amures, “6je. Ticks—Amoskeag A e Amioskes A, doe, Amos- Xeag B, 4lc; Amuuknfil) 3lc.; Hemilton, Yije.; Pearl River, 60c; Harvest. 8jc.; Pittafield, Bes Easton 4, e, Albany, 15¢.; York, Sje.; Hampden C €, 3 ConseT Jraxs—Androscoggin, 156 ; Bates, 15jc ; Naumkeag, 21c; Pepperell, i CANTON Fraxxgis—Ellerton N, ¢50.; Ellerton O, 42je.; Eller. ton N, lml;:‘l‘ 42, Ellerton O, brows, 40c; Sulfolk, 23; Ame Lixskys—Park e ; Wnlln‘m 5c; Union. cotton and wool, #7c.; Kensington The inactivity in W oolen goods continnes lnd all the heavier classes of goods are selling at largo reduction The trade fs boaty, in ey thy -m the tone of do- mestic goods. Bome few styles of d s are desirable, and bring (nr(pmu but tae majority of {abrics are presved at s concession of price. ————— RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE. Nov. 15, —lfil'.'l bbls. Flonr, 7 Libls. Wil-kv O(X) hhll Corn Meal, 276 sacks Oilenke, ::nw buab. busk. Corn. 15,025 bush. Outs, b Malt \rm bush. Barley, &4 bush M- 26% bbls. Pork, 65 pgs. Cut Moat Boftops ard. 1 s’l CROIX AKE SUP. COMPARY PIRST MORTGAGE SEVEX, PER CENT LAND NDs. INDORSED by n;v.rmufl:‘l‘rm‘lflu wd 5 LUDLOW FATTON & € i Orrica or Pacirio Mats Sradx i v Tonk. Nov OTICE is hereby given lhll the ANNT AL ELEC- TION fe mr\lnlln.rouu Cospany =i} be hold wt 2 4 ofics. Nor. 5 8o WEDNESDAY, OTICE 18 HEREBY m\_‘l’ T ll mn»«m.c“np-ny il be clowed or A'\ N order ¢ " I.D(,'I'KONA DRSO TS, SR, L 1 e ow -\ ork, Wil 0. 85 Wi -lmmvmubyamm 1986, Toe el by om 3 HERT A ORRIRY, oo Prosident._ R SALE~BELT 1 mrmmfi xix Cheap. o R A ST N arocke T RICO BOXDS, at low rater ?. MERCHANTS' UNION, ADAMSxrreD sTaTys For SALE ot markst ra'on. — Appyte Cer lAl..“l. @ Ploest., “G lg'm on Mesers. J. B. P X e S P A Bauking fonscs and Baukers. L BROWN, o BROKE] Wo. 60 Wair o New Yous. bought and void Losns o Slosks Goversmest S 'r o .n!J Papas. Becusiiies VERMILYE & CO., BANKERS AND DEALERS N GOVERNMENT STOCKS COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES. CLOSING PRICES. NEW.YUKK, November 13. mu. I‘y - BaEiEE FISK & HATCH, Ne. 8 NASSAU.8T. BUY sed BELL AT MARKET RATES ALL DEJCRIPTIONS GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, ACCOUNTS of BANKS. BANKERS avd others RECEIVED on favoravie terme, 9 COLLECTIONS MADE THROUGHOUT THE UNITED BTATES AND CANADAB. €F CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT IS8SUPD. ~ HENRY CLEWS & (0, BA.N KERS, No. 12 Wallat., New-York. umfli“ nur:‘ucun'nu op hand resdy {1 e SRbERS FOK nmx, ™ SONDS AND GOLD “lmmuwm-m-m w will BLBK.ING HOUSE JAY COOKE & (0, |E CORNER WALL AND Iufl\b’ ST, NEWJ(IK. We buy end sell i the most liber) prices, and kewp o full of uov:uur" WHM U'.iu- ISNUES, COMPOUND |“I‘I.IBH lek A-l M orders for purchase and BONDS, -l WARRbN KIDDER & Co, s wald -‘r nrwmnx Orders for luu. Honds rrnu# N PRE Ao WED uu-p—n-ni;-uu« o vight. "EWELL_& CLARKE, o 18 WROAD -T. (ONHISSION BROKERS IN QOVERINs K s | R{TIES, GuLD, BONDS, RATLWAY AND MINING STOCKS 0.7 NEW-8T., near Wall. GWYNNE & DAY, BANKERS & II(II'IJ‘ r.., snd Sell om " STOOKE GOLD, and K SECURITIES. of Country Bamkers 1 -ceived on favorable terme. wx. B axk D apARTNENT, ALBANY, Oct. 16, 1966, ‘ NOT!CF in hen-lw gives, ’;umuni to Chapter 236, Laws of 8:3 1hat the circalating notes omrd 104 ~um ATHVR BANK s banking will be trdeemed AT e Siwion Al,vn- Ilc-l.- ond Lewt: from the date hereof and not thereafior. f the said bank must be pre- the date bereof | end ol {1 redenrption and payu-ent within @ be & charge upon the fund in the W 57"ml.n Saperinrendent. banmu lnmfl NFW YORK SAVINGS IlANK Lnxhlh-.vr ,_oor- of r..-n-.u «. SIX PER CENT INTEREST PREE ¥ TaX, nn.,u.'-mx-ma-mu.- u- 1 fmnunrmu F1E, President. R 71 Buie secretsry. M Chanm for lnnm .lln. ; wafe, "'ptfl USINESS, owtarsnding e'renl g not weried, oo ofa waid within aix motes which shall not be pr. el the e thas A RARE © THANC ahe_and Juerative M over #5008 o year wod ine owner b ob'ind to lawve “he et e o exli om W V1T ~ VERY VALUABLE PA TENT RIOE T FOR SALE. ~Terom rrasonab o n‘o-q-.'b% " v “A YOUNG MAN in o large Jobbin chom nnu- of Phisdeiphia, having & 'on desires © mn’(mc the TAl Fors TRINMING wd VO of the o see lnm-v 0w, llll'() Glens h.l'._.‘i_ "'mnvmswa PARTNER WANTED with aselis Machinern. CORL!B" STEAM ENGINE of 100-Horse Power, Sl P G R M S, 2T ™ | Q'OR BA.LB—A & hom-nowcr STEAM BOILER, ""-m- “u ‘-nn.-:::n. ml“:_t;:i-fi‘}'. —n-n H.BOARDM. uuny-sv':"rm-" , (s R BALE—At No. 65 Park.st, Five Points— BITEAM ENGIH horse, M tobales ailer, l':"“ u:v"':unn'-'-.w‘. W, -.;'tfi"ri"' RTABLE STEAM ENGINER, and n.n-‘;;d-au-m e, gt 5 ulars sent on m’l‘l Co.. Umca. N. Y., AxD No 9% Marpry-Lawe. New !.l. bTEAM ENGINES wid BOILERS fmm; o m horse-power, »n-u Ram with ' B e R She T o o) Kids. " HORFMA No. 7 Water s, Wrooklyn. RINGERS of Wi { gtvea L St o A e W @opartnership Notices. b, ’&‘mfl:‘:’“ The ' DIBBLEE & HIOWARD. Tor the parrimesof wotaciing busteos oo BANKERS AND BROKERS, U.Y l“,'"-mo, #t., UNITED STATES TREAS- adjoiuiog Mesers. T LR, Membar of New. York = ' Late '? WD- & Jvo. ' Brien. ummuhmmfi. l.,u.. BSOLUTION of COVARTNERBHIP. — The Firm ol EDWARD Fr. I:OUIP & Co is I&Uyllfl-lnd. And potice Is bered; Mm ¥ Ml!n‘-fli HP‘rll FIAES BEVERIDOES Yu. 15 Froatat New-York, Nov. 13, 1484 Ml. JAMES M. BELOVER becomes this dly » contributing to PARTNER in our firm. 100,000 . e VAR TCH o 8 Co, No. Bvenb s, NO‘HCE ISHEREBY GIVEN that the \‘mdemgnod bave formed o limited part slatare of the uu- of n..'v.;....z-..m b=y entitled - act d-v Mmuw e v e tTn e somd forth, to wit: Tn-—nnh--l-v-llnun Faward 1 u.n ok, m_ o Edward T, flh.' of the city of Philadeiphis, wylvante, Te auwount of capital vahule‘ by the special -u h”xd thousand do:lers ($100,000), w lnlho- h The jarfod st which T T O T it will ternif-iate is the thirty-ficst day of December, cighteen b seventy. Nl‘-".ll Nov-mber 3, 1886, Oftice of Walawrizht Camb.os .s 35 Wall ot s T WAt WM. P, CAMBLOS. MMM £DWD, HENRY SHAW, § YOWD, T, sHAW, Specisl Pattner, N OTTCETho artiership of SMITH & BREN- AN, hookbiudere, bes veen, diveToed thie fiy Tbr businees Bukh No. 24 Aup-at. Jl)"" SMIT RENAN. I'kw‘lh -‘ i by Jobhn L T L Riscellancone. FRANKF io”'a.fi;lén No.. 200 I !l'"‘"‘ coraet of Fourteen Rrhne h-st,, m«u\l'll»,.ll)'!)’ll‘l‘l’ LUCK of of Tw WATCUES, lezuv SILVER and PLATEW Putentoes and sole Nannfer urers of Arerican Cackoo Clacks, ufi-. Wolohes witn Bectet Liockets for Likners. aatisiaction, JOHNSON, No. 381 Eighth-ave. EW-YORK DYEING AND PRINTING ESTAB: LISHMENT, STATEN ISLAND, No. 8 Dusne-st. snd No, 782 Broadway. Fo. 1% Pie ) TPHE MOSELEY IRON BRIDGE AND CORRU- GATED OOV Co Oficn, No 8 Newnot M. ¥.. biid o i K 3 Bridges, It R Depots, Factors o Houses, ) aivay € Rocor Tron for fo o ol baliiines. Siide. Hloots, Sbubiars, Doors, he. l‘nw Bie-t lron st loweet prices, 'I“\O MILLION Best Quality HARD BURNT BRICK. from Norih River, f0r salo cbeap. Addtess M. X. €, New-Yor Fost-Office. Prmung. CHAR C, BllYLI FY, No. 68 Barclay- AMJOB PIIH‘I'I'I.—I ards. Cireunrs, Catalogues, k., ot the lowest cash rates. ™ TEAM PRESSYS ' ! CYLINDERTRES nltl VONE 'lll‘l‘lll TlAll! WAL EVERDELL'* BONS. No. 104 Fulton-st.— A STEANM JOK PRINTERS sod LABEL MANUFACTUR ettt s R @o farmers and Others. nuhu- Fosters BLA( K SPANISH FOWLS.—3 Trio of the above \mported stock tnis Jesrs), $12 per T nu.n':.m "—. Py, e mnrhlc .llanm- ARBLEIZED BLATE ATE MANTELS—Su AT ST N 683 St are e A i rior in T 1,200 or ‘l“wl"h shone Hum sud Tobsceo (no other ) to_ condnet the basiness. hp\n-nlol-n ated Re- '—-mz Io‘-nl 'M b ”nI- - Immensw fortune wade. Cali §ciosk o Croaks otk Nor 34 Chlibameaty tof e duge, Reom 0. 13, K SALE.—A fine op portunity for_an rson -u-u-num Into & ylu IU!’I'NJ a chanen “seldon nd HostE vo&'fi'v") ne f th beskstanda n Vul v.n.. S fon, e o retire from o A, BALE—An TNTEREST in a well-establisbed ul“’lmlllflm‘?l"' nowr Chicage. IAIWII‘Y hdnnfllm‘-‘l of 88 rl cont. The services of o muh--«r ‘ona of the boet and heaithiest .huuullhn-ufllu'-u Apriy 1o ©. lnluu. No. 71 Dunbem place. Willismeburgh, N. FOR SALE—The FIXTORES of & Tu u-n [m, -(I-f v Grindstone : siso, twe Lathes teitg "Addrens BEDFORD L TEICATING o Ool nHv No. 86 Courtlandtest., Net )RSALE—An old uul rrll—onlhluhed wholessle DRUG BUSINESS in the City of Chicaga. W ill be seld low and on roratb lerme. a ll-beakh compels o ehanga. Good stand wih fve F“ atlow geat, o sne mast favorabie locwtions (o the lnln- M. WARD, & Co, No 128 Willamet, [ILLINERY GOO! NESS for BALE in b Gl ol el Saies & #9000 0o s wock @150, A ":..7" ":h"' Sor vl ol eulivn BT, ANDKEWS, Ififi'flf WANTED, with from 1,900 to $2,500, in he T8 MANUPACTURING USINES. Address TINMAN. Box Ko 14 Trbune Offce. \—For | Au'. the Material for of mml- & Manufs .h‘b-"m flbfl. oot ot oo be tealized 2x. b Office. o bumbug. Alln- MONOPOLY, WANTED—A MAN, by a New-England Maun- tactariog Company o 1o control Brases Wi House Sion b ama el the ermpeny. Gcfl'".r« e. Mh.- (Tnquire at office of hotel.) )—T0 eponsible. energetic man to - delyluahflul uired | for full Room Mo 116, 8. H. cwrflus‘rm ¢ l!'% 0(”. A vrsux‘m baving TWELVE N Tuuuuln DOLLARS thet they wish to :rtfl business that will return them tof sin e fl? ) Bar, Yo ean beur of & very o» RAR, Coudit & Law! No. 4 Wallat. will be required sod the ‘same given. best re T e "'»L‘.'.‘..',"‘ Lo 3 Insurance Tompames. IS sotvary gy ANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, NOS. 138 AND 188 BROADWAY, NEW-YORK. H. ST0KES, Prosidect, C. Y. WEMPLE, Vies-Prosidest. 3. L. HALSEY, Secrstazy, & N. STEDBINS, Actoary, H. Y. WEMPLE, Assistaut Sectetary. ANNUAL INCOME NEARLY 99,000,000, Importsat maw sators tn Dividends sad modee of lasaren-e. Smalled rotio of Mertallty. Fxpeaws loss toan ey Cosh Company, Libersl modes of paymest of Premisme, Tovurers reeaive the largost besue ever given. Dividants made sonsally on all participating Palicies. NO CLALMS UNPAID, wmd‘whmuuhuwrm“ Loass wade op Pollcles. AD Polities after thres years nos forfeliabie. MAolc INK. > yw and patented srticle for wril 10 4} colore and shades 1 of one bottle. A.I'l!hfll\l Ilkh‘flfi 1 ‘Nl. fi« .’ e g v 4 b ConbovA A‘IARHLE HA‘(TLI.B ~The best place in the city ‘o MAR ANTELS of the laiest i MRS SATS L e e il N, Y. Maotels put up in the country Cut this oot low priess b ot A KLA . near (m-num Notices. , (VORPORATION NOTICE. —Public notice -mu ws 4o the ewner o1 owners eocnpant ot ok o Tgpoved o8 Srmprered e *m ot he foll Seressmenis have oud ore ol c'hq...‘ . oeen cou 3 4.4 .‘ of Assessore for . by ¥ b, faguing Ove hondred- PORCL e L i KT ey M Vo i.tu\u.;mmm ot the south weet corner of Fourth et -rwru‘hnnu-m-h-- ot Uhe south west comer of Buxler erth 4th. For -ulu curb Ifl'm renth wnd fagying 15 Kleventh svenve, awd Werth b For p--\u ¢ with trap blecks Twenty 811h atreet. beiween Fiftd and Siath o h 'um-»mlnnlmym“ from PNl to %.Ine Tost Risor. .:; l:'- e sosibwest sormar of Chariion and Voriek wu. nmm.u-uuh‘—-g from Battery place B itn ambraced by ¢uch sssmsomont Inciods ol the spversl houses and fots ¢f grouvd, vecant lots, pleces and parcels of land ted on '".'.'. Boah sides of Onebundred-and aiurteanth street, and (o the ‘ball the block on the intersecting strect, from 1 'fllll. enue. On the south side of Fourth streat, from &80 faet 3 inches wart orun—..n‘:a ‘ube extent of half the bisck b the west side of Avenue D (3 -rn-m gt P Ou the . On the aast side of Eleventh avenue, between Fourternth and Pt e merth ide £ Worth sheek 190 s wen of Baxter, and of Baster orin street o e b oth shdes avhm-, Sith street. from Filh to Bixth ave- -‘ of bell the biock on the | teteneiing. B n Dot i of Porty-uinh sirect. frow Siat 1o Eighth avenue, oud 1o tbe extent of balf the block on he litersecting Wik, On both sides of Thirty-fourth street, between Third svenue Eant — ll"--‘. west corner of Chariton and Verlck streets, lnu h-th widos of West street. fncioding and oo from Battery 10 Chambers stieet, and ol .-ml-q m-«'u the extent of ball the bk persons whose interests are sffected by the m‘-l-;m '.'.".....».'.Z.u-.m......,. quested to tions in writing to oue of the under- wn‘ o Bels o, No. Lh‘b’n“w within thirty Ly-n—;hrzid& @ gme %"" pmnr e a:r.», o Une F b It ot D e, 1 --—- n- -»- 'S 0"..“"'“ [Rp— amfl.,.. ..4#‘&-- Sandy Mook ... »/Gon i ote... SHIPPING IN I'l'LLlO lN’-‘l. PORT OF NEW-YORK. the lots om the biter Battery place to E ln. CLEA Steamabip i Ord, Hobart, Newbern, € Gondspand. Ateamehip Mcnwns, Lithy Charloson Livies Steawehip Chesapeake. Soht tam Bueananip Rebecea Clyde, Fuy, \ & G l i 3 """""""2‘.;... Ly 10 (Be) Lovender, ul—‘ulfiq Fark Lovd Bark Faany Lewis Bmyrue and Constantinople. Jou '-“Mvd—l. Los Palmes (Canary lslsnds), P. R. Buck o mu-a.--.‘,m St e & Thommmon. Brig & Beattia, , Savannah, Smwith & Co. """ ..::,!M Geo. N. Steavahan. T L T Slogh. SChr. Maggle Louive (B1.), Gondey. tasenionas Drote ow & Co. ARRIVED, Stesmebip Brin (Br.), o 1 4 (l mtfi;flo«..um MAo—hfl.l‘b MI&(-‘-&;-‘—D Ferpuson & \Vood. Anderson, Richmond and Norfolk, with mdve. (o 13, Conch. Richmond and Norfolk, with mdse. asd AP Ah‘-l“.‘%l“'h‘b thld& u). b Nove o i 15 s Mk e l—.l.no-*-v-nmm L. Wilowseis of Bastgort, Ma), Baley. Bridgapos, O. B. ‘Startight (Bx ). Beott, 8 daye. with mdse. to D. R De- .1.'.:"“" -r-u-a-»wa—;.m-.ls 9 duys, with, i Windsor, X. 8, § daye, with plase nn.n.-mmufir.n,mcnl.nm-na I%fll‘-h(lfil“fl.m' days, in badlest to i Lens of Huifex N. £, Cox, Casao T daye, wht b to 7. 8. 'vlfichu(fiv ). White, 'mfl.f:n-n ’m to w.—lu—-ummmn—:mum "‘B: Whitaker, Locke, Augusts § days, with spare to Suow & Riche l h--lhmmlm-fihufi-umm %‘-m".m::.. WA ig Walter n:' i Mok sidens Coten, with lmber o Jod. Prye & (of Brookhaven), lw'l. M”‘O 'fi. b Lotk schoaner NewYara te thr 'gnm !ein.loi-ln ber, ke, to A. Abbott, do; "5‘::" Ankfilul('v).lrd‘lq Denia (h.l days, with Soba E b Ke By, Driscon; Ellasbetupors o Boston. Sow. Princess Lovell, Bovion. Mlg:.u-.-u.ud.w-n lumber to C. bt Carms. Plokering, Rocklend, . 31, Sewall, Frisbee, Baugor. MEMORANDA. The brig Ansstasis (tal), Ferando, 38 days from Maseiiies for New - Im.--!nsun.—ha-—h m-" &M—n—l beavy wealhier, cassing her to leak badiy—had lost MIBCRLLANEOUS. JinByram sad Bromes buk Mosert bave The Hambor ship coune to the city from D"rl or NEw-Yomk. Wanorxe Orvice, No. 23 Wiblawt § OTICE ie her»by given, in_accordance with see- An Act 1o Re- tion 4 of the set New-Yo organize the Wardens' Ofioe 07.“- ;ond i, or baviae charge of. the 106 Of survey. that the following vesssis wre Bow aton by the Fort Werieua wad that e compieted wituks ten daye ext et s veome 7 Ave's Hxmminan. Secretars ART GALLERIES. ir s s THE NFW SOMERVILLE GALLERY ON FINTH -2k The new Somerville Art Gallery, at the corner of Fifth ave, and Fourteenth-ot., ls an evidence not only eof the uptownward flow of the business of this city, bui aiwo of the present activity In the world of art. Messrs. Miser & Somerville, n¢ proprietors of the Somerville Art Gallery, on Troadway, were there 9o succenstil that they determined wot ouly to enlare thele businoss, butto 6t up an establishwent shogether wurthy of the nature of that businses --nu--‘ of its patrows. Accordingly, in May last, they session of m En,.m- the sonth-west esrner of n-ln, aod Fourteenth ot for » long e umll:bdby the v-n.m and have testafnl it to e of sculpture. and mnge. O o tmen havh been busy ) et in making thix change and have now neasly completed it. Too Inrge court yard. which exiended into Fourteonth-at. bas beew built upon. forming two lefty ,:m- lighted with ymmense Gotbio windows, extendin om floor to ceiling of each :’flhfl In the wpper will be unw:’m -3-‘ of it m. etc. - of this ‘nllg:]nu‘nluhflu ight aned an urea for the y n- vards. Underneath the art gallery i 5 wits eeilin 5 fon ) m .-mmn During the day it Mm Z R l'l-u»- u * Aewdemy which children will mvln train upon Uie ieachings of Dr. L 1A Wib week the hall "I b oveupte n Mr. De Garmo and biw puplls. ball, which is l-m"nud up Il nnunl #tyle 1In that part of t! hich was formerly the dwelling- bouse proper. will be o POuRA, eommitioe.rooma. FooRs for the taiet, ke. One Jarge room will be for the private exhi bition of works of art, and another room will be used for & b T PAT thme B e e gemd oot an art emporium worthy of the city. THE LEEDS ART-GALLRRIES—SALE OF PAINTINGS TO- NIGHT. The pations of the fine-arts in this country will bai) #n 0 newjwitaess to an increased appreciation of art (ke euter poise which bas led Messrs. Leeds & Miner, former oceupanis of the Dussekior? Gallery, 1o etvet the spacions golleries whieh they have Jist opened st Nos. #17 and €19 Brosdway. Sines the Dueveldor! was elosed. last May. there how been fedi o weed for just such an art be as thin, The hlfi- woe evecied for the purpose to whieh it s bare aw o “"u‘.""&,""‘"‘"-""" e e rtirot. are having for & baokgroud "'.!'.'m of durk green movees. for which, whenever it M--unn—‘tflh subsiituted. The doors ere oruamented With « wbiem- tical paingings. e an art porfal is (o be erected 61 the efrery | entrance. bearing L Dran mm-uy wlaves has opened At our v l:mh:;"ud odncational a fon ity & ing e e Focedt siiie of the ehurch ; the teacher must In no other LR ong the Nouth. minortal beingw. ot ..m m- W ishout uu-tnn- ta membars of eociety. duh Wevey e wttained. 18 18 wa- fil thwt they may sustaln themselves. and that their ¢l " blighting efects entailed by the s stem n-nry 4 s ;-f.-un- and most our wis shon work a l:\" "“mfilh g dvfl nnportasice fo tian w e fach amoig the tnehved the inlaters are to e dnmsr-m carry forwaid and make pormancut this Mdlm and educating the race. * The time may come some provision fn the edueation of the froviseapts s thetr v « lmmn churehes, £ ‘xz % STARLIGNT V&, CLIXTOY, sweresting gaine of ball cawe off at Sisty-thded- menda v N ov. 14 Batworn the Starb st of New Yook llh“