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The New York herald., 1864-10-18

nsde OF 81 bbs New Oricars as 81 05 81 oS.
no6 Is hhds CUBS muscay ado at T<u
NAVAL Sfoa2S.Spirils turpsntiue 10 good retail
demand at So is 81 20 for French aud g. ~ rs Tor
Ous -iirsred was quiet and 10 have 90 sales 10 70
port We quote the range Mt 81 IS 81 40. UtbeI de-
scriptons we're also quiet, without material change IN
value.
PRovrs,oss Receipts 20 bbs pork, let pkgs beef. so
do cut meats, and 64I dn. lard The pork market WAS
lower witt limited demand. saies 800 bb!s. al $40
SAL for old mess &42 20 $43 rs new do. cssh aud
regular way, closing at $a2 so S&3 76 $50 for prime
and $l2 for prime mess. The beef market quiet;
sales 240 bbs at 81 Sl2 for ooustry $l3 SIT
hams in moderate request at S25 for Western with
sales OF $50 bbs. Cut meats steady Ito 1870
eor shoulders aud 16c Gle for hams. The lard market
Was frmer. with q good demand at the Improvement
sales 100 bbs al 2lc 22ao, the latter an ex rems
price Butter was hcid higher, and may be qnotsd at
SOC Syc for Western and 3Tc. l6c Tor state Cheese
Was higher at l4c go for common 10 prime.
PETReLEuA-ReceIpts, GIL bbis. There was "cor
nsr in the crude, which three four cents hgbor
on the than for forward delivery Refined in
The sales were 500 bbls. crude at l6kc ao on the
spot, ACC. for alths month, and 46c next mouth
nearly all for next month"; 500 do refined In bond at
65c oSc for prime ana 62c for straw; $500 do FREQ ~
79c q Slc., chiefly f95sc. 80c. Benzne was quiet.
RcE There was but little doing, tho market berg
restricted By the high rates demanded by holders.
6uGAR.-Raw continued In fair demand and the market
frm The sales were 500 hhds. At 1sc for Cuba,
92c for New Orleans and 19c. for Porto Ricc Refined
were In good demand and rmer, at 2lc. 22o for soft
yslows, 23kc 24sc for soft whte, and 25l1c. s6c
for powdered, crushed and graduated.
TAIIOw again advanced with . good demand, ID pir'
for EXPORT sales ll6 900 lbs, at ITc lIkc Tor com
mon to prime country and city -.
sales OF 500 bbs. a 81 rs aI$ioreK and smsa lots at
81 II. -
The New York herald., 1864-10-18

The statistics quoted show that the fnsrcial system
OF England upsound because there is not sufficient
base for such large supersructure OF credit and this
viii be practically illustrated after the termination Of
che war in this country by demand for gold 10 pay for
eur exports which England will be unable to meet The
suspension Of specie payments BY the Bank Of England
soou after the occurrence Of that event, sooner
nay Indeed be locked forward to as Inevitable
The weekly statement Of the associated banks svors
an easy money market The deposits, compared with
The return Of last week. show increase Of 80 goo oe2,
and the specie OF $4564T5 The ioans have decreased
Nly oss ana the circulation isretuced $7s,sA. - f.
ne money narks. continues easy On caliosns a. seven
psr cent, But the discoont line ia very inactive, the
rass ranging from nine 10 f,een per for frs Glars
names.
yorsgn exchange 10 dull, and buyers are very dis-
cflpna.ng with regard 10 names Bankers ask los IN
god for sixty and ITO for three days bils RerehsnA
ere offered al ~ less
Ts following table shows the totals Of the statements
Of tse associated banks Of this city ths nrss saturday
Of each month during the year with thcse Of the
past two weeks.- Mr
The New York herald., 1864-10-18
Ff;ANCIAl AND COMME9C GAL.

MONDAY, Oct. lT-s T. M.
rse market strong but irregular at the open
ing the nrsl board todsy. Afterwards, however, h
gradra,y tecane heavy.
The salcs area with those ~ the resusr
sssagd on saturday, showed Improvement IN hT'e On
:. New York central :. lIatsoa River :, hssdng !,
M.chi,aa Central %, Michigan southern q, limos yea
tra Y cleveland and Pittsburs " Cleveland aud Toledo
TX milwaukee and Prairie dl CHEN u Fort Wayne Ia
say,nosa ~ rrnberland Coal 2, Atlantic Mall 1. Ohio
apa Mississippi certificates declined Y, Chicago and
NorthwesicrnI il, Chicago and Rock Island 2, Canton
Conoapyit Government securities were firm, with
able activity Coupon ave twentes sold at los
ocupon Of 1881 io6 y, coupon ten forties OAK
oas year certificates esy. State stocks and railroad
bords steady.
Al the open board. at one O'Clock, the market
lower. Al the second regular board the
market dull. but steady. There decline
from the morning prices on Erie OF IL, Hudson River
2x, Illinois ceutrsi Chicago aud North western Chi
oago and ROcs Island TX, Prairie da Chen III Fort
Wayne u, Cumberland Coal Ia, Ohio and Mississippi
CERTIFICATES l..
Al the open board at halpas three, the marke. was
heavy and lower, especially the Western roads.
The gold market opened at advance upon the clos.
Ing quotation OF Saturday, but Afterwards gave way.
the effect that Grant had taken possession Of
the Souhsde assisted the market in It's downward
-h. rotin nunfnf nfipuQ
The New York herald., 1864-10-18

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The New York herald., 1864-10-18

FINANCIAL.
ATLANTIC SAYINGS BANh-CHATHAM SQUARE,
"A New York-open daily sixper cent interest allowed
Deposits made now or before October ~ VIII draw
NJ D. VAN PELT, President
CHAS. D. BAILEY. Treasurer,
JosRrH p. CoorxR, Secretary a%t4f
GREAT EASTERN PETROLEUM COMPANY
" CAPITAL 81 O00,00U.
IN 3r0, 900 SHARES. AT $40 EACH.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE So PER SHARE,
AND NO FURTHER CALL OR ASSESSMENT.
Subscriptions for shares dollars share
Will be received by the undersigncd
JOHN II. MURRAY 4 CO.,
SCBCRIPTlOx AGENTS OF THE
"GREAT EASTERN PETROLEUM COMPANY
NO. IL BROAD STREET, NEAR WALL.
NEW YORK. cf
Subscribers for 1000 shares and upwayds will receive
bonus OF twenty per cent in additional slock
NAoNRY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MoRTGAGE-IN
I sums Of from 81 0o0 10 SO, 900. Apply 10 ADAMS
YOUNG, ITO Broadway III
NyOrICE.-DIVIDKND NO. a-OFFICR OH CREEK
IN Petroleum. Continentsl Bank Buildings No Nassau
New York, Oct Is S6Thc Trustees Of this Com
hays declared The recpsr monthly dvdsSd 81 me pss
Of cent payable November IS sharshodes Of
record this day. A. II. WOOD President.
o. r. INGERsoII, Secretary. -
The New York herald., 1864-10-18

unfavorsble news for the rebel g'vernpeot tue
bonds we're quoted st 6ssol
With reference TO Asreao stocks ssthers sc's London
Circular says
In the Iondon market for American securities durng
the past week there has again been a considerable
business, especially United states 20 bouds but We
have TO slight decline in price, the present state OF
the money market inducing holders offer them rather
freely. Present quotations profit their
importation from New York. The sposition 10 buy
Illinois and Erie shares has nat abated and they
close 81 and 81 respectively lower than this day week.
The Of the Bank OF England for the week ending
September % compare with the statement OF the Prev
Gus woex a. loovs:-
The New York herald., 1864-10-18
CRY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

HUNDAfl Ugl. l--U 7. ut
AsHsx.-Receipts, 10 bbs The market was inactive
and nominally f1i si2 for pots and pearls,
BRrApsrrrys Receipts. 2s 2i3 bbls -four, 40 bbls
meal 20 Goa bushels wheat ei o29 DO corn 17I 43o DO
cats 6s75 do rye ard 90 900 do malt The rous marie,
opened zoe. 25c higher, with fair business al The i'm
rroyenent; b closed dull and dropping under the reac.
tor r gold buyers refusing TO pay anything ever
days prices The demand stu confined 10 the wants
OF the home trade Sales 500 bbis. state and western
eco do Southern (part saturday evcping and SEQ do
Canadsn. Rye -four was n,beter request with sales Of
30e bhs. good and choice grades al 80 . 50 2b Corn
meal moderate request, with sales OF 200 bbr al
a. az Tor Jersey and IS Tor Brandy vine we arofA:-
The New York herald., 1864-10-18
LAFAYETTE COAL COMPANY,
70 be incorporated under The laws OF New York.
CAPITAL 81, 600 0Op.

DETROLEUM STOCKS,
BIZ ALERT II. NIC0LAY. No. 50 William street. g.
DACIrIC BANK. NEW YORK, OCT II, ls6A-THE
Board OF Direetors have this day declared extra
dividend Of five free OF government tax payable
after st day OF November next The transfer
r. BUCK, Cashier.
The New York herald., 1864-10-18

The wheat msfket opened &C. tc hIfher, out slbse
Sueptly reacted With the fs gold closing very little
sboys Saturdays pces sales goo bleheis at 81 SO q
s. o. for Chicago spring, 81 osa$2 es for Miwsukee
club a. 05 ~ OF FOR amber frrine ~ 10ay2 2o for
gan. RE was held nrply, with sales d ZOO bushels
Western ct 81 80. Barley was 10 fair request and tnc
msrket frm with sales of So GOO bushels AZ VI % "
for Canada East and 81 s3 for Name Oats were IN brisk
demand and prices were sbade hgter sales al u c
Sc for the whole range. The corn market opeued lc
higher but closed dull ~ saturday prcee saee Cl oo
brshels at 81 % 81 65 for Western mixed
so-yrR -1be msrkes was very quiet but hrm We
made psplK
COTTON Was firm, with fair demand, and prices ad-
vsDcea tully &c. per -. Sales 200 oses We quote
The New York herald., 1864-10-18

The return Of the Bank OF France for the week ending
September 20 shows the changes compared Win
the previous aocount:-Increase, cash, l'S millions
commercial bills, 23 millions; treasury balance, = NIL
lions; current accounts, IL as millions.
The Bank OF Holland has raised Its rate Of discount
from 5 to per cent With this exception there 20
change in the value OF money 10 Europe.
The earnings of the Erie Railway for the month OF Sep
ember 1864 were 81 ,esl OOS; for September, 1858,
ssI6, SOL Increase, $474,20
The New York herald., 1864-10-18

FsrIoBrs continued extremely. dull Engagements 10
Liverpool 40 tons otcsks II 7s "a. per nsusra " hhds
Aow si l2s Cd and per steamer 600 bushels peas
s2 "a. 900 bushels wheat st 2Xf, and small lots or
butter aud cheese Al 2ks. Sos TO london 200 tons
black walnut white wood &c. at lis Cd 20s, ana rer
1900 boxes cheese Al 3os foesgOw per steamer 600
boxes cheese at !os Te Bristol 60 bbls eleaKe and 20
bhds. tsIlow q 22s Cd.
Hops.-pesrable grades OF new s,in continue scarce
and the market was rm with fair demand sales were
20 bales old AZ 25c. 3sc, and 80 do. 81 Ssc 53o
the iattsf prics fer prime ..4r #@f
HAr. .--shlppins Eas IN demand at 81 80 as1 s5 Re
tail lots can BE- beusbt a. 81 b0afi 10
Irpsap ~ vsry quiet, but the market was Arm
MoLlssAs continued Ia moderate demand and drm.
The New York herald., 1864-10-18

S67 27o 90 522 032 ,o6l 1861 LOO .23c oS4
TRAssAcuoxs TIE CLEARING House
CearDgs for week erdipg October s. 2s1 4e1 90
Cearngs for week ending October rs 4p4, 434 3s
Balances for week ending October s IsIC3,2l2 90
balances for ending October l6,. l6,2lI,s%s s.
The New York herald., 1864-10-18

The Central National Bank OF this city viii pay LIST NO.
vembsr a dividend Of I've per cent, FREQ Of tar.
The Fulton Bank VII psy ls, November . dividend Of
Eve pcr cent, free Of tar.
The rebel loan had suffered severely In London
IN consequence o. the fa the prc. o' cotton aud the
The New York herald., 1864-10-18

All the desirable Petroleum OF stocks that paying
monthly dividends some high as ten cent aouh
will be found ct the I
Of RICHARDS KINGSLANp. Office SO Pine street, N Y.
Also maps. prospectus and full particulars given.
AsTOR BURNING SPRING PETROLEUM LAND Asso.
CITATION. M
CAPITAL 81 COO in 100 900 shares value $2o 900
shares reserved or working capital Subscription price
original shareholders S. without further assessment No
erty.
These lands consist Of acres In -bewsen 50 and
70 miles Of water ready for leasing and
association Of from % per cent per month for royalty
the lands Books OF subscription now open The Office
OF the undersigned where maps prospecsuses
and specimens be seen and obtained.
RICHARDS KINGsLAND.
Ne
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-21

AS for that lazy, naughty boy at Chur,
| doubt whether he will like novels when
he is thirty years Of age. He is taking
too great glut of them now. He is eat
ing Jelly until be will be sick. He will
know most plots by the time he is twenty,
SO that he will never be surprised when
the stranger turns out to be the rightful
earl-when the old waterman, throwing
off his beggarly garbendine, shows his
stars and the collars of his various orders,
and, clasping Antonio to his bosom, proves
himself to be the prince, her long lost
father He will recognize the novelists'
same characters, though they appear in
red-heeled pumps and allies de pigeon, or
the garb OF the nineteenth century. He
viii get weary Of sweets, as boys of pri-
vate schools grow Cor used to grow, for
have done growing some little time my
self, and the practice may have ended,
too, Jas private school boys used to
grow tired Of the pudding before their
mutton at dinner rhackeray's Round
about Papers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-21
THE GATE CITY
Watch Lock.

A German matchmaker has recently
invented wonderful guard against bur-
glars. 1t is sort of watch which is ap-
piled under locks to prevent them from
being opened by Chubb himself. The
door is locked as usual. taking care to
wind up the "watch' until the key points
to the hour at which the shopkeeper wish
es to open the door. After this is done
nobody can open the door until the ap.
pointed time. Is not this system more
incouyenient than the apprehension of
robbery, which is most distant danger?
Ii the ,hopkeeper forgcis anything, If a
fire breaks out at his next door neigh
boris, or in his own slop-if any one of
those thousand accidents Of this sort
which are constantly occurring take place,
what is the shopkeeper with the watch
lock to do ?-1 Home journal.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19

From Rer. Or. Brorn Editor NJ the Eicyclopedia Of
Religious KnouoIedge.
Although not disposed favor recommend Patent
Medicines general through dstrus of their insedi
ents and effects, yet know Of sufficient why
a man may testify the benefit he believes himself
have received from simple preparation, in the
hope may thus contribute the benefit Of others
i do this the readily in regard to 'llOofnuds
German Btters, prepared by Dr. T. NJ jackson, Of this
city, because prejudiced against them for years,
under the impression that they chiefly alcoholic
mixture am indebted friend Robert Shoemaker.
ESQ., the removal of this prejudice by proper tests
and for to try them when suffering from
great md long continued debility The use Of three bot
ties of Bters, at the beginning Of the
year followed by evident relief and restoration
degre. Of bodily and mental vigor which had felt
in six months BEFORE and had almost despaired Of regal
ming Therefore thank God aud friend for directing
III. to the use of them
J.NEWTON BROWN PHILADELPHIA.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19

The Chicago Pos,-whose editor was
the personal and political coD6danI of
Douglss-earnessly protests against the
efforts of certain Democratic leaders to
array the party against the country. He
contends that such course is not only
disloyal but suicidal. He pointedly re-
marks ave have repeatedly pointed out
the evil, infamous measures resor.ed to b.
the few unprioeipled men Who seized the
direction Of the Democratic party aud have
rushed it from ene calamity to another.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19

The American Agricu!turlst is respon.
sible for the following:
Two RoGUEs INSTEAD OF ONE.-An
amusing incident is related Of a woman
in England whose husband, wealthy
man, died suddenly withou, leaving any
will. The widow, desirous of securing
the whole property, concealed her hus-
band death, aud persuaded shoemaker
to take his place while will could be
made. Accordingly he was muffi ID up in
bed as if very sick, and lawyer was called
to write the will. The shoemaker in q
feeble voice beqnea'hed haif of all the
property to the widow. "Wbat shall We
do with the remainder ?" asked the law
yer. "Tho remainder" replied be, " |
give aud beqaeath to the poor little shoe
maker across the street, who has always
been a good Deighbor and deserving
)" thus securing a rich bsquess for
himself ? The widow was thunderstruck
with the mans audacous cunning, but
did not dare expose the fraud aud SO the
tico rogues shared the estate.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19

INTERESTING TO HOLDERS OF TREAsU
RY NoTEs-A Philadelphia banker recent
Iy received in tho way Of business fifty
dollar United States Treasury note, dated
December /, 1868, payable two years
after date, with interest at five percent.
per anpum, the latter pay able semi annu-
ally. The interest coupon had been
detached from the note. The United
States Treasurer at Washington was con-
suited as to the effect on the value of the
note by the detachment Of the coupons.
The reply was as follows The coup.
ons having been detached, the note ceases
to be legal tender until the lst of June,
1865, at which time it will be received for
its full face value This may be Of
in,eres, as a precedent in like cases.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19

A SELF EDUCATED NEGRO The Pres
Iy,erion gives an interesting account of a
negro named George, now private 10 the
lst Tennessee Light Artillery. While a
slave on Southern plantation be was the
playmate of bis masters children, and by
close attention be learned b. letters of the
alphabet. Some time sfrerward he found
an old spelling book, and studied i, secret
ly, remem bering the order Of the letters,
until be was able to read-a long aud
tedious process. He then used to read
books, no one suspectiDg him. Finally
"young master" studied Latin aud Greek,
and George found Latin grammar, and
afterwards a Creek grammar, both of
which be lsboriously studied. He was
then pu. in charge of dis,ilery, under
q new master, whose family had an Irish
tutor. The latter he paid with whisky
for private instruction, the lessons only
ceasing from the increasing love Of the
liquor overcoming the teachers status 10
the family. He is now, BY the fortune of
war, free man, and in tho service Of bis
country, as stated above.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19

-1"h Butter E,iiny Asso,ia'ions arc
forming in various parts of the country.
The boys 10 the Army, and laborins men
in various portions, learn to do without
butter, and il thousands of people at home
of moderate means should exercise little
fasting in that respect, they would be
qlite as good 10 health and much better
III pocket.
This nation is buying millions upon
millions of foreign silks and other luxuries,
every year, paying the deficiency Of exports
in gold, and thus keeping up cx!ravagaDt
ra.es on goods and on al! the necessaries
Of life. If our people were patriotic
enough to agree~nen end women-to
buy no foreign article until the Rebel
lion was crushed, the Rebels would soon
lose their foreign friends, and prices
would settle to real and reasonable stand.
ard Have We any pa,riOsism-true blue
patriotism-lett
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19
Administrators Notice.

WHEREAS, Letters Of Administration 10
w the estate Of JOHN p. DElBERr, de.
ceased, late of White Deer township, Union
COUNTY. have been granted to The subscriber
by the Register Of said county. in due form
all persons indebted to said estate are reqnes'
ed to make payment, and those having CLAIMS
against the same will present them dniy
authenticated for settlement, to
JAMES MARSHALL, Administrator
White Deer Feb. II. 1864
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19

The Washington correspondent OF the
Norristowu Free Press, states that the full
length portrait Of Ex-President Franklin
Pierce has been removed from the rotupda
Of the Capitol and cast among the rubbish.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19

PHILA, March ll.-Mr. Tickner, the
eminent Boston publisher of the firm Of
Tickuer & Fields, died suddenly in this
CITY this morping at the Continental.
He was in the 531 year of bis age.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19

An EpIroR DEAD George W. Pearce,
E.a., editor o. the West Chester Rfpnb-
Ecdn, and one of the Assistant Clerks IN
The United States House of Representa-.
lives, died at Washington on Thursday,
os scarle, fever, utter short illness. He
was an able writer, and was held in high
es,im alton by oil who enjoyed the pleas
ure Of bis acquaintance.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19

The Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati Gu.eHe tells Of "a bit of grim
pleasantry" which Gen. Schenck practicsd
during bis reign in Baltimore-not hi,ber-
to written 10 any of the chronicles. He
was troubled by rebel women, almos. as
much as Butler was q, New Orleans. He
didn' wait to get into a pe!tico,t war,
but be didn't want the little rebels to te
fsuu,iDg the rebel colors on the r'reets
10 dtfance Of his authority. In happy
moment be called 20 mind the medical
saying tha. like cures like, aud resolved
on his remedy. lie called to his aid some
of the bloOds about town, and got from
them a list Of certain noted women, more
snowy and elaborate 10 dress than respec
table 10 character. These fair damsels,
were engaged to appear every fair after
noon on the fashionable promenaies, with
the most conspicuous rebel badges, and
Instructed 90 no account 20 omit greeting
o. sisters in the holy cause Of the CoDfcd.
eracy, every lady wearing the rebel co lor-
they met. About three days of this proved
enough. Baltimore ladies' found some
other way of venting their rebelIious feel
ipgs.