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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-05

Chicago journal OF Saturday thus remarks upon the
condition OF the local money market:--
In financial circles there generally less activity
and In some quarters 1t was pronounced dull The de-
mand for money was less pressing, though In some
quarters there was tolerably loud call from gram
Spectators to provide for options delivered them
day This class OF borrowers meets with little favor
and many applicants were obliged TO seek the open
market. The offerings Of time bills were more LIBERAL
and these the banks made point accept the
of their ability the market very close and stringent
and great deal OF speculation Is obliged 10 seek the
street, where in instances per cent por month
is charged on short dated paper.
New York funds In better supply In the forenoon
and sales made par 10 rs premium between
banks but in the afternoon there decided scarcity,
aud sales made at 40 premium some Of the
largo drawers werc again Obliged to ship currency-to
tho extent Of fully one-quartcr Of million.
A Cincinnati paper Of the same date says
There Is no essential change In the money market
Tho bankers money 10 their depositors far
they able, ut tho customary Of 10 cent,
and with there gradual easing up Of the
stringency which has prevailed but paper is still
scrutnized very closely, and only undoubted
accepted In the open market there Is still pressing
demand, and some first class paper passes at II
cent, while ID Is per cent not uncommon rates on
good mercantile paper There Ii somo money loaned
call at ten per cont; but not much IL done In this
counter rates firm at par buying and so cents pre-
at IS cents premium, aud currency shipped
Tho indications that rates will advance lilo pre-
mium selling.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-05
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunari mail steamship China win leave Bost on
on "Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe viii close in this city at quar-
ter past and half past i've O'Clock Tuesday after
noon.
Tho New YoRK NATURALIZATION for Europe will be
ready al ten o'clock on Tuesday morning.
Single copies. in wrappers, ready for mailing, ak
cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-05

CoFrKE.The demand for Rio fair; prices showed
change. The sales comprised 1870 bags Eous 632 do
ex Bremcrn and 240 do r. Mcclure private termA
In Baltimore the sales 1000 bags Nora 1896,
gold In bond and $500 do Victoria to arrive. private
terms
CorroN-The demand for this staple cont inued limited
and the sales upon basis Of decline OF hc per
h.. and the concession tho closed heavy. The
sales confined 1850 bales including Az for export
and spinnlnQ. We uuote.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-05

IT MEN OF NEW YORK

r,o THE MARKET MEN OF NEW YORK
To-day you the great favor granted you
months since By Charles r. Loew present
County Clark Who knowing to be IN accordance with
wishes did most noby oppose tho earnest sndeavos OF
certain par.ies sell from you markets you H.
markets thai you were then ocsares n Losw YEN
a. opportaay TO- return this BY going
the polls early and sGos e. s Is ok% i's'a
And ia vol ns Ter Mr. loew you vote for gentleman who
has nlei several positions Of trust n our ety. that % ce
dermen and to-day his opponept. and his enemies are
a iasse TO- e e q afins
a Your Your s spp1 nseds hastily. but decide wen Aa se
We the undersigned do thus publicly pledge ourselves 70
wash o. s ISss Spring Haynes.
j. c. Purdy, Trasx q Spencer
washington Valentine. Thuroer 4 Iioyd
John A. Bralish, Dehaft sshafrer q Co,
a ass S vernvea Co.. s sFIsd Ff sreru
washnrton Market
RIO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY or NEW york
tncon Of party would hereby honestly recommend el
low citizen Charles = Loew 70 y9ar faserab consideration
honesty and integrity and has weknowp business habits
naeaed rsroF@s n the oaiss question discharge
s % s s n s tie
nifty at large.
With a sincere desire local public Offices Oiled
by the best earnestly entreat all our fellow citizens
70 disregard party considerations and by their votes aud
influence unite with clectng Mr.. Loew to the Office
Of County Clerk on the 9Th day Of November next
Geo. w. Quiniard % West Thrty-fhtrd street,
Henry II. Morgan Co., 26 Broadway.
James 4. Morris 4 Co.. $50 Chambers street.
VIM. II. 4 s. p. Bell, 50 John street.
James l.. Phelps, Jr, 81 John street.
Edward Rorke Co., 40 Barclay street and III Pearl
street.
Henry A. Bostwck, ii Wall street.
Wesley Smith Ill avenue D.
Edward r. Rogers. IL Fifth avenue.
&. A. Waterbury eleventh Ward Bank
II. J. Dewhurst 279 Seventh street.
Mers Coryei, Quintard Iron Works, corner Eleventh
street and avenue d.
George Ockershausen. sugar rener, Il Rose street.
Charles Schafner Up Town SAVINGS Bank.
Walter w. Price 239 West Tenth street.
Jacob vanderpocl $50 Fifth
David Jones, le2 Sixth street
John p. Ermenraut N. d., 1914 Seventh street.
And several thousand others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-05

Mining shares were extremely dull and heavy. At
the FIRST board Edgehil Mining closed 15c lower than
the same time on Saturday, selling at 81 10; Davidson
Copper 15c, selling at s5c Consolidated Gregory Gold
15c. selling at S. S.; Rocky Mountain loo. higher
selling At 81 10; Corydon sold at 4sc. ts 81
The trade OF the city is without material recovery from
the ssm-prostratlon under which /. has been aborng
for little time past but there 10 slight improve
ment in the tone Of feeling owing to the impression
that prices have declined far that they have nearly
not quite, touched bottom. This applies particularly to
the dry goods trade. although quotations for grades
were marked down considerably further last week,
to adjust them TO tho prices OF other fabrics
which had declined dsproportionatsy in the previous
week. Considerable irreguIarity 10 prices is still
planned Of however, and there wide differences be-
tween the views OF buyers and Sellers the former still
showing hesitation and latter being anxious to md
market for their goods at the current quotations Tho
decline in gold gave dropping tendency TO foreign
manufactures and prices for these well domesiios
lower than in the previous week. The market for
cotton dull and rather heavy in tene the de-
cline being about ono cent per pound in currency.
This due to the decline in gold, the high rates Of
freight to Liverpool the dulness Of the market there,
and tho weakness Of that for dry goods here The
cepts At all the ports for the week 50 100 bales,
against &c. 723 bales for the corresponding week last
year, making tho total receipts since September !,
14 bales against 100 9S2 for the same time in 1866
The foreign exports September have aggregated
35052 bales against ,0o5 bales year. and the
stocks at all the ports 1920 bales against
294 900 bales at the corresponding period last year The
large stock Of East India cotton IN the English
the main Of the low price which the staple
now selling, and for the time being may DO said to
have lost control OF the cotton markets OF the world
This tho strongest argument that be brought be-
fore Congress in Of tho Of the
ton preparatory the planting OF the crop, for
the present price 1t will hardly pay expenses grow it,
Consols and American securities were quoted thus 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-05

The cash balance in the hands or the United States
Assistant Treasurer BOSTON, ~ the close Of business No
vembcr was Ss,77c,e2s; week previous, Seo25. asa
showing . decrease Of $24s,825. Coin balance,
s564l. ga; week previous S5oll Ga showing an in
crease Of s320S Customs receipts Boston for the
week, sa2s,S9s week previous, s2oe Gas, showing an
Of $cooa The total value Of exports from the
port or Boston Including specie, from October "a to oc
sober 81 was $2e42so; week previous, S2ss 752 show
ing an increase Of 95,51s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-05
DRGULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION.
III The Working Mans friend. for sheriff,
MICHAEL CONNOLLY.
DEGULAR TAMMAHY HALL NOMINATION
III For Sheriff.
James O'Rren.
EMANUEL b. HART, Chairman.
wTsnLrs I Z; mnswrn- Secretaries.
n,o OUR FELLOW CITIZENS or THE CITY or


Having learned that certn malicious reports injurious TO
the reputation of Mr.. JAMES O'BRIEN the popular and
capable candidate OF the democratic party for Sheriff have
been circulated consider II duty state 10 fell
low citizens what we know In regard 10 him
He IL who. by his unaded efforts, has raised
himself 70 his position of popular and CONT
dcnce. He has teen twice elected member Of the Com
Council from Of the most wealthy we'll a.
respectable districts Of the city and has proved himself 10
be an efficient. capable and pure Representatives. "a
No maze the slightest imputaton asanst his
public action We know him, however, particularly In his
private life and desire 70 that he IL faithful
and upright In all his his enemies
not point Tn single act which could. by possibility be
used against him excsrt that, when boy of about
sixteen years OF age, he charged with assault
No other charge or mputaton has ever been OF can DO
made against him.
tain. When they SEQ capable man OF humble origin
struggling against adversely educating and eievang him.
self force OF character and unvaryng good Conduct and
deserving the good opinion and support OF his fellow c
gens, they should take that malicious defamation
10 his dscredit.
James 7. Brady. Jos, Sutherland,
Isaac Bell. Jr, Richard Schei
George q. Barnard. w. X. Travors.
George A. Osgood. Samuel O. Courtney,
George T. Dalton, Henry H. Clinton,
Samuel Boardmsn, T.. X. Hart.
John Kerr Wilson Small,
John X. Hscket., DO tsras Livingston,
y. Kirkland, X. Taylor,
~ Jarvis, Jr, r. III. Lane
WIN. G.. Barrett, DIR. Alfred Powell,
Horny Hilton, Aud numerous others.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 4, 1867.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-05

The foregoing figures STOW that the reserve Of the
banks In specie and legal tender exceeds the
.Quired limit OF twenty-five per deposits and
culaton by the sum Of $s amount required
$2l2. 240 500 OF deposits and circulation being
$50 06l 100 while the actual reserve is 500 .6o2
At the time last year the condition OF the banks
was as follows and the differences appended those
between the dated respectively November B.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-05

FLOUR AND % sS2 bbs hour 20 DO and
80 543 oats 81 52s rye S242 Peas and 1881 do
barley The -four market somewhat irregular. Nearly
zoe. lower. fair demand prevailed for shipment and
would sold freely Sp but there
is going In store while sellers nearly all
limited to prices above the present views Of buyers Cali
fornia was steady and choice held frncr The
i0O0 bblA Southern -four dull aud
prices were shade easier The 500 bbls. Rye
hour ilrm, and quiet. The sales confined
b saIss ~ . Il ME Warshys ranr,c ~ ~ W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-05
H'f 4l 1880
POLITICAL.

P0bIsIIICAl.
ATA MEETING OF THE GENERAL COMMITTEE
n OF the Iamnany Hall organization Of the Eleventh
ward held at their rooms No 50 G, the I'd day
Of November inst. the following resolution unani
mously adopted
Resolved That we, each and every member Of the Tam
many Hall General Committee of the Eleventh ward. do
hereby unitedy and severy pledge ourselves support
and protect the interests OF each all of the nominees for
the several Offices convention Tamfnany
Hall organization,
Joseph Belesheim. Henry wol,man,
Peter Mcknight Charles +. Loew,
Henry Haight Frederick Repper.
Edward Hare. Aaron Is. Rollins
VIM. f. BrlnckerhoF Harvey Calkns.
George VIII, Joseph Koch,
Peter Tracy, Thomas Daley,
Samuel 8. Acker Edward Costello,
General Committee of Tammany Hall for the Eleventh
Ward
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-05

The deand for wheat was fair but al lower prces and
spring %sss s FOR sas9's
ssi nnominsi small STATE, comprs.'ns sesa.
sV2 SOD =. y oi 81 western was nominal os =.
ssoai 1000 $50 I Tor Wssssra ' sss
DO OATS dull an and lover ~ 500
ss a y sales bushels '.s 8 rpS
for Canada West and canada last private terms Barley
5000 bushels A 81 g \ 81 as
in instances again favored the shipper; gen
ss. ,ns sw x,l the a. Gf
enssgements were.To Llvcrpoo 1000 bushels corr al
ps.i ana m ss.
eo Lods @ s sa oc o S4
oo quarters wheat q. g. Sd French brig to Havre
sSis do. Philadelphia Cork Tor orders 5s
CLorH-saes reported of about 800 bales. in
BSs Sssr o Bi ps' rae ssG dn and nominal.
Hay was "a far demand and steady at &c. for shipping
An MorPrees we're Steady and nrm The demand was
fair sales % bales !. SOC 5oc. As % quality.
likewise dun and md nominal nominal -. . .,.oou. .,s...
NAVAL prevailed good demand for spirit.
az @ sa sc s s Ssna ~ e "a.
SPes. ale: 20 sS: 80 ~ small y:
the sales were trins Wilmington was quoted - 6
0s-Lnsced was dun and lowcr cru,hers' prices were
81 on . 81 TO- and bbs 500 gallon lots
tanahle at 81 o5 Other kinds duh. but without de-
Receipts, si5 bbls pork 75v DO beef, 1912
do and 50 packages cut meats The market pork
exceedingly quiet and further receded 25c per
bb, closing heavy Mt SO 75 There scarcely
speculative demand Tho sales, cash and regular,
30O bbls at SO rs 81 for The sales
for future delivery were 500 bb new mess fo the lat
prime do for November at 5s 80 Al kinds Of beef Were
dull nominal Beef hams dull and heavy; safes
% bills. Western az SIS 81 Cut meats also dull
to Cumberland cut for November at l2s and 30
do sratford cut ut 3c The rule
dull heavy tho business confined about 700 bbs
at I2sxc a lssZc Butter and cheese unchanged.
PErRorrunThs business In crude unimportant and
prices we're lower. We quote lee. In bulk Bonded
again unsettled cozng 2c 3c for standard
white sales OF $50 bb- the latter price, and
2Op do month Sic 3isc. In Phladeiphia the
market extremely quiet. We heard Of no sales.
RIcrCarolna remained steady at Ssc. i0c with small
sales within the range.
sucAR-Thcre was o better demand for raw, and prices
were We quote fair 70 good refining Cuba 1Isc.
lls.c The sales $50 hnds Mt Ing l3c. for Cuba;
100 boxes l2tsn Ike Refined active and
per h. higher yellow bringing lsc 5, soft white l5tc.
lbsSc.. and hard i6ssc.
changed.
1900 lbs. at l3c a l3'sc
TsLIow remained steady, with moderate demands sales
s5,OyD lbs nj lIssc. a he
dun small sales Western, Ia bond, were made at Sc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-05

Alta MEETING OF THE PAwNBROKERs DEAL
IN ers Auctioneers Mutual Protective Association OF
the city Of New York. held At SO New Bowery on saturday
November the undersigned committee unanimously
appointed to wait the democratic candidates
their views the interest they would take in forwarding
the objects OF society The result Of said interviews
held with James oBrien regular democratic Tammany
nominee for Sherif; VIM. NJ. Tweed for Senator Fourth
Senatorial district Hon. Albert Cardozo for Judge Of SUI
preme Court, and all other candidates said ticket
report that all and each OF said candidates. with
aacrty orcbly pledged themselves 10 sustain under all
circumstances, the objects OF our association.
We therefore pledge ourselves OF the assoca
tion sustain with heartfelt energy at the ballot box this
day the above gentlemen also the democratic State ticket
ORCHARD FIELDS -Auctioneer.
Committee THOMAS ID. CONROY Dealer.
ORCHARD WALTERS, Auctoneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-05
SALES At THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Monday, Nov. 1-1os1s A. M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-05

II extend the comparison 10 the time In each
OF the three previous years find the following
chances
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-05

CORRUPTION EXPOSED.
~ Having received communications that malicious
statesmens aoat By enemes that sold out before
for $3O0U emphacally deny the charge and do also
lyinducemeni o interest. MICHAEL CONNOLLY.
City aud County, ss.:-Sworn to before this ID Of
November, 1867. EDWARD TrxPsoS. Commissr Of Deeds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-05
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

Prizes paid gold. Information furnished The highest
rates paid FOR Douboons and all kinds Of Gold aud Silver.
TAYLOR co.. Bankers, l6 Wall street. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-05

The above Regular Union Republican Nomination.
for the city and county OF New York. -
Chairman Union Republican General Committee.
WIS wv. p j. slaosa Secretaries.
Ina q. MILLER, Treasurer
VIZ. X. STEWART Chairman Finance COMMITTEE
WALDO uUTCHINS,
Chairman Union Republican Executive Committee.
HAMILTON HAERtS.
Chairman Union Republican state Central Committee
LUTHxR CALDWELL, Secretary. y
Chairman Executive COMMITTEES state Central Committee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-05

MIHshtpntn' PARADE J0rkct8.
Mtdshipmenis Parade Pants.
Midshipnen's Fatigue Jackets.
Midshipmens Fatigue Pants.
Midshiprnen's Flannel Jumpers.
Mldshlpmen's Cloth Overconts.
To be delivered tho Naval Academy free Of expense ~
such times as the articles IN ay be needed.
The dress parade suits be Of blue Navy cloth o. COCA
quality without gloss liable to fade or fhr n nc
wool and capable OF standing such tests ~ INC s
think proper 10 subject them The farguc SUITS WV
made OF navy blue cloth OF less expensive Hnu y
strong texture, subject TO the ssne tests - o p@oS
suits. 80. :. -. .u.,,.-
The overcoa,s viii be made OF beaver ceh 81 good quality
and subject 70 tho tests as nforesAia =, 49,
Samples cloth and flannel viii be inrnnsa ~ ,ne ,ims
of making proposals marked and iabcad Win Pic. o. gar.
mert. The clobIng viii be hand scwsa anu ln ne
best manner Ia strict accordance WIN 'nc
Respsnssbe ssrury the prompt ard faithful delivery
of forms BE- inserted n o~on separate ptop"sas
otherwise bids Will not 10 accepteu- ~, z,
NV, de~rrr or uniforms Will he Furnished
Al ,hs Nass ACADEMY BY the undersgned ny order n
- $50 ''"'- Vice Admiral u. -. PORTER
a. ~ THORNTON Faymacr United stAlcs Ntvy "a charge
MAYA ytorykcoper Dept
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-05
FoR SUPERVISOR.
IL dong term)
SMITH ELY. JR.
(Thfs ticket runs through the whole city,

II 1NGS COUNTY POLITICS.
N Democratic ticket for Justice OF the Peace In the First
district
DENNIS GARGAN
beg to inform my supporters that have not resigned in
favor of party shall remain In the field from sunrise
20 sunset and my friends opportunity % assert their
Independence. Beware Of snakes In The grass.
DENNIS GARGAN.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-07
Iron Markets,

BosroN.-The market for pig iron is
firm, says the Bulletin, with u moderate
demand. In New York, however, there
have been considerable sales of Scotch
for forward delivery, aud the best brands
are i'll reduced stock and held with in
creased firmnPss. Domestic brands have
also been strengthened by the move
ment in foreign and the advance in
gold. The supply here, of all descrip.
tions. is quite moderate, and better
demand is expected as the season adj
vances, and as the requirements of con-
sumption increase with the trade in
manufactured products. Manufactured
iron of all foreign descriptions is firm
er, but the demand is not active.
aScoteh pig is firm. with sales of No. 1,
IN small lots from store, at 43 00a46 90
per ton for the various brands, as TO
quality. American is shade firmer,
with further sales OF small lots at AZ GOA
= 10 per ton, for the different numbers.
Charcoal pig is selling at IS OOa6O 90 per
ton, as to brand. Bar iron is quiet but
very firm, with sales of English and
American, from store, at - O0a9O 90 per
ION for common, and q OOalOO 90 for re-
fned. Railroad is firm at So OOa5i 90
per ton, gold, for English, and 80 00a
~ M, currency, for American, Steel do
are held at l2o 60 per ION gold. Anchors
are selling at siasic per 10; chain cables
(sa2 inches thiek), siasc per ID; coil
chains t!alt inches thick l3iasic per
Id. Boiler plates arc selling at sic for
Ranges, ste for c No. I, and 5sc per lb
for common and tank. Russia sheet is
irmer, with sales 500 packs. in New
York, 81 I4c, gold. and l9a20c, currency.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-07
JudiciuI observation-disclosures ut tho
Public Debt.

WASHINGTON. August 6.-Chief Jus
tice Carter sitting in equity, Hall
rreave decree, On motion 10 dissolve an III
junction restraining the defendant from
withdrawing certain funds standing to
his credit in the Treasury of the United
States. the complainant had adj, ancet
respondent $1,000 for the purpose o
prosecuting claim, and III considera
ton respondent assigned tn him $4,000
to come ont of the claim when received
The Courv held that while the $1,000
advanced was advanced at such risk
as tn Justify Il much larger profit in adj
vance than legal interest, it didn't jus
tify so large IL profit as The 100 per cent
involved in 5000. and accordingly
gave y decree in favor of the complain
ant. with interest on $1,000 from date
of advance.
The official statements published OF
debt to the first of August show the
following bearing: Coin interest 81 ,6IS,-
9O6. Dol %; hearing currency interest
S574 ,964,5.5. Matured debt not present
ed for payment Sl56, 6Sl ,5e6; debt bear
ing no interest 1851 .64s "a; fractions
al currency So ,55l, 20 72;- gold .certili,
Gates rate of deposit Sl,45,796: tota
debt - ,6S5. s96 30: amount III tn,
treasury: coin SlG2,903, ia: currency
81, 49i. 40 81. The amount OF debt les.
cash in the treasury has decreased
81 .3U95l9 o.: debt bearing coin interest
Increased $40, 262, $50. while hat bearing
currency interest decreased Ss0,126,9lO.
The ma urcd debt not presented for pay
ment has increased ~, 923, 1876 So; the debt
bearing no interest decreased 81 ,Sl4.25S,-
- and the amount in the treasury i'll
coin since June first increased S4A,6.4,-
GIG, and the amount in currency was less
than that exhibited in the last state
maut bring S9l9, S6S GO