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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-17
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M1arnlano staatss Iair.

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-17
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-17

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02
TIE Pcsr.OFFScE MONEY OT:DER
SYSTEM.
List of Omcc- and General Information

Amid all the new enterprises that mark Tins
tine and ell the Innovations social and political that
have disiing uished President Lncons Administration
OF public Affairs none We may safely prophecy. viii be
more permanent memorial Of that administration, OF
in time assume greater proportions than tie new sys
ten of renting small by post, which has just
been so quietly and unobtrusiyoly inausuFated, and
which FOR the tist time came into operation yesterday
TIE money-order system for the first time tined IN
this country has for seventy years been N orer
alton in England, and since. in ls3s, II was made
Government department having previously been carried
On by private firm though under the authority OF the
Government So manifold have been the advantages Of
the system in its safety and convenience that
tie business done under il hos increased
from the sum Of about $4,000 in is3s,
to over $50 OO0 in 1863 and the number Of orders
issued from lee 92 to nearly egh Millions II has been
objected by some that the Of business done in
ENGLAND can be of 70 criterion OF The which
may be expected here owing to the fact hatn England
no paper money exists Of less denomination than So
OF say s30 while here remittancs may be made in my
sum however small by Of our fractional currency
but TO this it h sufficient TO reply that the immense ex-
tent Of our territory which renders the notes wholly
Unacceptable in another will amply compensate Tor any
loss OF business arising from the above cause while the
rapid growth Of population viii be constantly e.
tending the circle to be benefited by the Introduction
Of the new system. Whatever the prospects Of the de-
parment may be for the future certainly they have not
been discounted for nothing could well be more modest
and unpretendne than the arrangements made at our
Post Office for the transaction Of the local bust
ness and banking business OF one bundled and
five money order Offices throughout tho country; the
Office being small room on the second floor OF the
Post Office Building. on tie Ccdarst. eide, and the
whole force consisting Of Mr.. John W. Norton. the
clerk in charge and one assistant The Post Offices at
nresent designated as "money-order Offices" are one
hundred in number, a list Of which We here append
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02

Total. --s,IlO itctp
NAVAL STORES arc firm at & 2OUS2 y Tor
American and S2a g 10 for foreign Eosns are better;
sales 10 a fair extent at S25a s4O lar is ir!n bu1
quiet al sl4QSlG
OILS-Linsced is frrner and in gooc demandi saies
Of 1900 gallons at 81 3jaSl 30; Fish Oils are also
firmly held but the market Is quiet sales Of 800 bbls
Al 81 400 81 45 for Crude Whale ana ca % u Tor
Crude Sperm; Lard OIL is inactive ut 81 e5Gsl -.
OIL CAKE-We have had good demand Tor cake,
and with further advance in exchange and gold prices
are better and tend upward sales Of 20 tnns western
at $50 5OaSs5; and 1900 bbls. City at s-J4t7f % =
tun. e +,
quite active but when the stock became known wmch
was larger than was generally anticipated, AeaNy
feeling prevailed, and the market closed easier and
dull al our inside quotations For future oeferY, We
hear of sales OF 500 bbls new sellers option all De
cerlber at $50 The sales check up and regular way
are $50 bbls at $50 10 for old mess, SO JOa siJ -
for new do $500 $40 80 for prime SAG 2oaS - 81 ioi
prime mess and IS 62 $50 for sour mess BeeI A.
moderately active and frn Sales of $50 bbs. ST SIC ~
$40 80 Tor old plain mess, Sl7 50GSIs for pew dp
S2OG 4 80 for Old extra do, and sSCos2o % Tor n "
do. fierce Beef il dull and prices are nominel Beef
hams are in fair request and IrTn sales OF ~ DDS
Western az E2Jds2j %. Cut Meats are fairly
active and irn sales Of go pkgs. 81 lb5 lse iOI
shoulders and II. ale. Tor Hams Bacon Is duli ana
prices are unchanged, saes OF lVO boxes Nuu'1eIial
cut for Jan delivery at 1se. Lard rs IN fair demand
and better closng buoyant. Sales OF 2sH Dds. 81
TO- 20l for No l. 81 ~ for fair "a prime steam and
22s Q23i for 10 kettle Holders Of Butter have ma
teray advanced their prices; but there stu remains
the same apathy in the demand for export SO long re
ported which may be accounted for by the difficulty III
negotiation Of Exchange, and the continued depression
In English financial circles. We quOte-Fine to Extra
State M a. 5{c. aud shipping grades at 40 d aho
fine Ohio Western al 40d45c. Cheese, there has beer
arge shipments making u basis OF p 10 2]c FOL
finest factory but with large advance ia LYchHnge
the market las gone up fully TO &c. per n. We quote
Good 10 Fine \. Y State u 1@5c. Eatra DO - &c
and fine factory &G2J.
Z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02
ExroRrrse MONEY BY THREATS or IMprrs

oyMFNT.-On the morning Of the 18th ut Philip Nun
dorf, Barney O'Rourke, an ex.poNceman, and William
Whittesey better known Brooklyn Bill called at
the residence Of Mr. August Supp. No. i43 HesteT-st,
end exhibiting document TO which was attached
large SEAL informed him that it warran. for ais
arrest and imprisonment in Fort Lafayette. After con-
siderable conversation the pretended officers agreed to
suspend all action in the matter. provided Supp paid
them 500. His wife, being very mucn frightened.
handed Mundorf s2oo, ard 0Rourke then tore Up the
pretended warrant in the presence Of Supp In order to
assure him. as he stated the tine that nothing more
would be done in the matter. They then entered car
rage a. drove of.
The following evening Mundorf called again. AID
stated that be must have additional $50 which he
was to give 10 policeman Jacob Messer. then patrol.
ling portion OF bis poet in front of supps residence
This new demand Supp refused 10 aecede 20. and Nun
dorf let On the following Thursday Sapp conversed
with Orflcer Mes.er and informed By him that lie
had nothing whatever 80 DO with the transaction.
description Of tie party was furnished him. and on
Saturday last be arrested AunGorf On Monday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02

BULBS HEAD.-A let up in the receipts en-
abed holdefs to advance the price Of baoci from one
hall to q cent pound, bit at this advance the market
was slow, and the 3,il5 offered at A.ertons could
scarcely be sold Arrivals 5l5 for the week. agaius,
81 at all the markets week ego. sheep are in
light supply and are selling quickly Tor good fat
lots-oc for the choice. Hogs also doing well.
especially with receipts Of 80 for tie week Prime
fat hogs quick az l3c. Full particulars elseTAere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02
E.e.;urscI Produce.

Nov.1-la q lbs. Flour 2ls bbis. WHISKY $3.50
bbls. Corn 2leal; 5000 bush. Wheat 72,lls bush.
Oats: T. % bush. Barley; Al psgs. Provisions 40
pkcs Butter; q nkgs Ashes -,2so pHgs. Oh CAKE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02

SrABBryG AFFRAYs-Early yesterday morn
ing Henry Cush and John Thompson fought me onef
OF New Chambers and Chorry.sts Thompson hnai'
stabbed Cush in the breast; the blade penetrating TO
len lung The wounded man taken 20 the New-
York Hosptsl where &c died soon AFTER his entrance
Tbomnson fea Immediately after the occurrence.
Wiuilm Wilson A lsbOrer who assisted him m ne
fight was arrested and committed By Justice Hogan
Later IN the dey officer Fynn Ct the Fourth Precinct
arrested Thompson IN Oas-si. ne was tAAsh I" tne
house II j he'd 10 await the action u tie Cor
oner. 49,, -.
soon after the above ARRAY Joseph Lynch sre janice
Cox Qualrclcd IN saloon AZ ihe corner OF VIZ. -nu
Roosevelt - Cox stabbed his opponent in the cheek
with knife and the latter thea se.zed ooiiie auu
struck Cox in the face and head, inhicimg sewers
wounds Both were taken 20 he New-loFk h"sPi'u.
,br tbeir wounds werc dressed afer which they were
locked M IL the Fourth Precinct Station house Al ~"
morning they were taken before Justice Hogan %Ao
discharged thCm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02
CITY ITEMS.
by the Act.

UNION WEEKLY PRAYER MEETING
success attending the FutOn-st. Prayer Meeting has
led its projectors 10 start an evening meeting conducted
as the Futon.st. meeting, where strangers andtnose
who are unable in consequence Of business avocators
10 enjoy tie Fuou-st meeting will be ever welcome
The meeting viii be held in the lecture room OF the La
fayette place corner Of Fourth ST.. near Broadway
Dutch Reformed Church every Wednesday evening,
from to 9 commencing this evening Christians OF
every name Will be welcome.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1864

phcs,icn. ard handed to the applicant. letter OF
advice also filed Up for trsnsmssioa TO the paying
Office giving al The necefsayy Information to the Pcsi
master there ard The Necessary entries are made IN the
books Of TIE oaice. Tie orders are in this form;
corr - oRpEK
No iuled -, 49,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02
lAdvertis.mentJ

that the stock Of this company being rapidly ak@ up Ia
looking their circular find that IL oes sp5 ec'ors
gentlemen Of great euergy and sara Nefy ban "a me com
muny. The interests Of tie tockhorrs II VIII ne ncn;ed,
will b. well guarded Oar readers VINO intend investing n
scuption who TO be reabe men Nessrs L.
R. SIMPSON co. No. ~ eearst Ns"-fo9x in.T edvef-
tiseLaent be N another column
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02
ADVERTISEMENT
TEE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK,
NEw-YoGK DEPOsuAgr
and


FINANCIAL AGENT or TUE UNITED STATES.
Nos % and - Pine-si..
Receives subscriptions to the new $40 TREASURY
NOTES which are convertible at maturity into SIX PER
CENT GoLp.srARrG $50 BoNDs
Commissions Of per cent snowed in all eases. and
liberal terms to Banks who buy to sell again;
Receives subscriptions 20 the io4o Bonds
Converts the Old $40 notes into per cent. ISL
Bonds;
Collects Warrants and Drafts on the Treasury. and
,ran,ac,s all other business connected with Govern
mont. MORRIS ALiOaIh' 'resiue"''
ID. W. VAUGHAN, Cashier.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REPoRrED FOR TER y J. IEisrSs
TUESDAY. Nov. l. lsoi.
ASuES-The market for both kinds Is unsettled !;
owing 10 the advance in gold holders are asking hgoer
prices 49,
Prices are unchanged.
COTToN-Undcr the ads aace IN sod the market
has been more active and closes higher sales and re-
sales OF about 90 bales at 81 srdSl 30 for Mddhngs
COTFEE-Ihe market has been quiot. hoders not
Offering their stocks. Prices are merely nominal
thou.a prime lots of Rio worth fully &c. The
olIy transaction we hear VI IS - bars ~ Domingo al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02

twill be seen from the above list tia: remittancef
car nj once be made ihe most important cities in the
tweut7txo States. and that these facilities viii be
greatly extended 50 soon IS tie working OF the system
has been fairly tested and such notifications Introduced
a, experience may suggest there can be 10 doubt.
The great Recommendation OF the system, besides is
convenience. Is is absolute safely, tue simple
n-ecau.ion Of selGigg tie orLer to Tie person
IN whose favor Il Is dawn b. a different post
or mail fom flat which conveys tie information
required on ifs prosecution a. the oAoe for
paynea. rendering tie orer entirely useless 70 any
person into Whose hands il nay Improperly fall This
result, from the fact that tie order itsci
contains 10 information as TO the names
Of the sender or TIE person to whom 1t Is
sent whose signature 70 the order is required by the
having osee before tie order be cesLed. This
ran cement renders the order safer and less liable to for
gerry than q bank draft and viii, no doabt. have It's
weight with TIE RENTERS O snail SUES.
Persons applying for orders are furnished by the
Postmaster Will blank form il which they are re-
luel 70 enter the amount f0F which tie money order
Is required the Place and state in which Is to be paid,
tie chr,tiaa ana surua-e OF the person in whose favor
fl. draRn tie AL christian and surname and address
4 e sender special attention being required that the
q.t uar:icuar ssal b, correctly stated-;h4s paper
sled ID and tae amount hladed over 10 the Postmaster
Or h.s deputy With the commission a. sAe following
rl.e;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02
ATTEMPT TO DErRArD A NEWARK BASK.-

ATTEMrT TO DEPRAUD NEWARK BANk.-
IN unsuccessful attempt made recently to "'i"nd
one Of the Newark banks Of large amoGnt O. money
4 man went 10 Newark, hired Office, and deposited
$500 IL bank. A day or two after he drew oar $50
leaving balance Of so. Soon after be deposited
forged certified check Of $4,000 upon the Merchants
Rank Of Newton and the same day sent man to
draw out = co.. The cashier however. was somewhat
usncous and refused 20 pay the latter sum ard on M
vest il was found tlat the check tor cittv Ns
flr ged Efforts made 90 lrrest tAe seainp OUT 2"
lad decamped ard 10 trace Of him has ooen i"ind.
The bank retains his 50 yer. similar game Wa> per-
petrafed with success on banks Newh OH cty ana
elsewhere, probably by the same man.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02

TIN-Pig j. frm; sales we're made % inooelsse
extent al 81 5-c now he'd az Ccc. 100 slabs sold n
Boston on private terms -
WHISKY-Tbe market is more active and better;
sales OF 900 b5s At 81 - - FOR STATE anc . 80
q 81 % foT Western.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02
IA9xrrtiHmentI

srs.sd doe. iulor the excellence o KESJs Eks1
lydia Coyyzs. Sod ~ az rccer At e cents Y n General
Dept no. IA 2e1ds-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02
IAdTeftUsn.tIt.I
DORIS clothes WASHERS. -Favorifos eyer

where New ngement and p-res selt'y reduced.
Send Tor Circular % DOIY bHoTHEEs Janesve, VIE,
or Dosy Brothers, No ~ SAs.aps'. New ims AGENTS
,s.usas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02

PICKPoCKErs AT A POLITICAL MEETING
On Monday afternoon Mr. Alfred Eldrdge. residing Mt
Harwici, Mass. while standing IN the crowd 20 the
Mcclellan meeting in Wans;., felt q hand IN his
pocket. hasty examination convinced HIM .H't his
poeketbook, containing $500 Ia legal tender had been
stolen. Turning around. he accused yourS man
standing by his side of the theft and saw him hod the
stolen vale; 60 au accomplish Both then attempted
70 escape but the thef who had taken the vale, was
arrested. He gave his name a. George byaH. None
of the missing money was iuui Da him. Justice Hogan
committed tho accused fOT eXamiuat.on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02

ORourke w,s also arrested whtlescy Is s 81 lsrg--
Jas,ice Mausseid committed both tbe sccnsed ior
examination. CRourke claims 70 be an Inspector "'
EeyerAe under Mr. Joseph Hosie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02

PETROLEUM Mile market il excited moro active
ana decidedly better caused by the rapid advance in
cold and Exchange the sales to-day arc 2.sOO b0ls.
Crude az 46 sc. 500 bbs. Refined in bond 81 .Oe.,
closing buorant al 700 l2c so bo.s DO nee az Sc
and 600 bbls. DO. buyer OPTION all NosenOel at se
az A Ifugye correspondent under date OF Oct. -.
1864 saws The MAJ ke; for Crude at the wells has been
some hat excited during the past week. Producers
are sskng from Sds9 o. The supply seems 70 DC llie
limited Isstwcek q new vel was struck By Lineoln
smith on the Miller farm. said ~ yield ION TO 10
% barrels PEI day. Another well was struck on
Wstsons data about 30 barrels Barrels are he'd At
S3a IS ~. with few purchasers az present
nom Newly rk OF Petroleum, for the week and since
Fos.hs siucs Same
Week Jan. I. time. lce3.
REGENTS OF Petroleum b5s. 9 9s9 Coz, $50 sSt,sH
Fxports Of Petroleum. bbs. ~ S02,420 39O.se5
Exports OF Petroleum fIom
PhilA since jan l-..-:-. ly'2l1 TOO
RICE-A moderate inquiry prevails AZ steady rales
sales Of 100 bags Rangoon IN bond. az I.e HE stock
Is 20 436 bags cleaned and s. $50 bags uncleaned East
India against q. SO cleaned same time last year.
SCGAgS-Ihe market has been quiet, neither buyer
or seller being disposed 20 operate Prices are nom
ray higher bu. quotations at Tie moment are omitted
Sales Of % hhds az lsG2lc. for Cuba and 2l.c 10y
Porto Rico Refined are scarce ana asain aigher W
quote Hards az 25lc. soi bites - oc.' ahd Il.
&c. foT ieIows.
Chm. Lids - 81 Manila bags 81. a.
Porto Rico. - :, 1s. oaoa. 49,
Totsl Lhds 40 $50 Melado. - ads.. -
Havana -. boxes. a. 59l
SEEDS-Clover seed is in limited demand ogi j.
held at l96 a1c. Timothy seed is drl Or - - - 8
bush Rouch Fax is ffncr ard Cose. I'm. sales a..
900 bush. st g 40 z brsA.
SPELTEE-Siesisa is quiet at &c. IN : %, VI.
smtl sales; prices are firm.
market is better; sales Of 2loOoO s- az l7iol'.c Or
Western, "a a!se. for CITY and ls!c os Butchers A.
ISOLATION.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02
fAe7estisenertl

fAcYeEtseEenLl
WINDOW SHADES,
Foa sroEzs or DWELLINGS
Manufactured By
u. L. a J. q KgLrr
W. 80 BsosGssy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02

PAY 20 TIE person rSnsd o ny letter of advice Of this date
the I'm Ct - cellars ard - csn.s.
Postmaster. ..............
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02

A SPICY ILLUSTRArI0N.-At late Omon
meeting up town Theodore Tilton editor OF Tie iide
peaaent produced great mcrr!ment by the following IL
iustraton;
NV friend Mr. McIernan the ariist-dont con-
found him with Mcclellan Laurhterl "a ne
drawing the other day representing the ci.ani,ics
of traveller on Jersey railroad, who thong-t "hle
entering Bergen Tunnel. h. would have good oppor,
unity in the darkness. to change his sn' LeAghtsr
So unlocking his carpetba,. he ed busy ha'ds IN
putting on the garment hut had jas got Y over M
bead fast tangled in his arms whe, 70 bis dsnay ara
he uaroar Of tho passengers the tam emerged mo
broad daylight lGreat laughter Now my ficLds ior
NY lire L could help thinking while looking az tnat
picture that the Chicago Convention supposed the
country pass through long gloom. darker than
railroad tunnel and their oQp0rtlny VAS goou ore
TO present themselves 10 the people Win clean WINE
bosom Of peace but when the country sldeny cneESed
into the bright sunshine Of sherman victory, mat Psf
~ was discovered stripped 70 sddon NAKED nhu
has not siuce been clohcd or m b. tight mind Great
merrimcnt, the house eonyu.sed with .aushterI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02
How TO COMPEL THE CRY RAILROAD CT

How TO IONPEL THE LIIY hAILKOAD NOM-
PANIEs 10 SELL TicxEIs At CONVENIENT PLAcEs.-Let
some smart boys purchase tickets by the quantity and
retail them to passengers in tie cara The profit
single ticket sill be OF cent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02
APPLES FOR THE soLDIERs.-we are glad to

APPLES FOR THE SOLDIERS. are glad to
see that our brave soldiers in the field before Peters
burgh and Richmond are to be remembered on the ap-
preaching Thanks giving. In addition to Mr.. Blunts
suggestion that they be supplied with nifty thousand
turkeys, a movement has been inaugarated to send
them one thousand barrels Of choice apples The names
connected with this generous scheme are such as viii
insure its and guarantee to any who may
wish 10 aid in it that their money viii be faithfully ap
Piled. Contributions may be sent to S.orrs Bros No.
l2l Chambers.st.; GGEbutt, Black & Hendricks NOS
los and 10 Chambers-st. LathroP Luddipgton Co.,
Nos 20 and % park.pace, and Spencer Porter, No.
LOG Front ST.
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officer who was killed while CALAMITY leading his regi-
ment az tie battle Cedar Creek Oct TO- born at
Cootchin. Co Cayau. ireland. He raised a company
in Ohio for the 65.h " Y Vols, Qst L. s. ChosseursD
and joined the regiment in July, 1851, afterward be
coming Lieutenant Colonel. He fought In all tue bat
ties IN which the Army Of the Potomac was engaged
and was noted for lis bravery and social qualities en-
Toying in high degree The esteem and confidence OF
his superors His funeral will take place on Thursday
from the residence OF his sister, Mrs. Thompson, No
ito East Eighteenhst. Five companies OF the Seventh
Regiment appointed 10 escort tie remains to Green
wood Cemetery.
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