Daily American organ., 1856-11-08
NEW YORK coRREsPoNDENCE.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 8, 1906.
Well, the election e over and Che result kno~p
The Democrats entered the contest with the deter
mination Of carrying she day and they hase sue,
ceeded admirably. Mayor Wood is re-eIected, al
though it has probably cost him 800, 900. Heem-
plOyed buIlies 10 visit the different districts in
der 10 prevent his opponents from voting, by
which means Il Is estimated some 5000 persons.
were deprived Of that privilege. In one district At
the closing Of the polls I counted one hundred
voters who we're thus shut out and large number
left the polls during the day, being dsgusted With
the manner IN which affairs were conducted. 1 be-
lieve nearly every Democratic candidate has been
elected, and Richard Busteed, formerly compost
tor In the offce OF the Commercial Advertiser has
been elected Corporation Counsel by much larger
vote than any Of the other successful candidates.
The Republicans look chop-fallen enough, aud
the poor Pathfinder Ia laid on the shelf, where
hope be viii be allowed 20 remain. So mote It be.
The late news from Europe has had depressing
influence Ia Wall street, causing prices TO dcpre-
cate very materially in all kinds of stocks and
railroad securities. Since the election, however,
there has been slight Improvement, with largo
sales, and to-day the tendency is still upward It
Is singular that good interestpaying stocks should
sell ten per cent below par, but such Is the fact
Virginia sixes selling at 81 82 in large lots.
Missouri skies are still lower sales having been.
made yesterday at 80 Sd cash, and 50 deliverable
in twelve months,
1t decided by the proprietors of the Collins
line Of steamers, that hereafter no effort is to be
made to shorten the passage, and the average
time OF. crossing the Atlantic viii be about four
teen days. This will be the means of reducing
the expenses about 5000, 900 year. ~
The effects Of Huntington, the iorger, were sold
| yesterday, and brought good prices. The attend
ance was very large particularly of ladies' and the
bidding spirited, all present being determined 10
secure a memenso Of the forger's POSSESSIONS.
| Every article in the house was sold. q 9f.,
| Thalberg. the greatest living pianist, is 90 give
| bis first performances n this country on Monday
| evening next. The elite are on the qsa Dive, and
as there is no opera at presChf there is no doubt
the attendance viii be large and fashionable.
| am sorry to notice in the Organ received this
morning that it is to be discontinued as a daily
paper after the l4th instant. IL does not matter
how good a paper may be- ID Is well known that
one cannot be supported in Washington, where
everything is so extravagantly dear, without gov
ernmert patronage, and the Organ has not been
a recipient of such hvors, as everybody knows
It has done good service in the American cause,
but the party has been defeated, and its friends
must abide the consequences. trsi,s sa1as \
The total importations into the port of New
York for the first ten months of this year, COM
pared with the same period of the two previous
years, has been as follows: 1854, $l6l ,952, ,37I
1855, 1882 646 s20 1856, slss, ,6s4, thus show
ing large increase this year The balance Of the
year win most likely show falling off as the sea
son has arrived when the dry goods imports are
light. Still there is good supply of the article
in the New York market the stores generally be-
ing well filed NV, 3
The number of emigrants which have arrived at
this port from. January j last up 10 Nov. s, was
l20,599 same time last year, 12l ,224 The total
receipts by Commissioners of Emigration, same
time, $263, ,326 2s. @
There is great scarcity Of apples here, and
barrel; and for export, when rolled up in paper,
SO TO 80 are paid. 0MIcRoN