The New York Herald Newspaper, October 31, 1857, Page 5

4 t NEW . YORK .HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1857, ‘Gad nine other Vice Presidents. Goneral B. ¥. Butler made a stroug and oharac'eristio speech, and was followed by Hon, J. W, Bradbery, of Maine, William Riddle and A series of resolutions were adopted, and the mecting, ‘which was enthusiastic and barmonious, broke up at an carly hour, with loud cheers for the Siate candidates. dons, gy pre egg rere nerd We hope to be able, in our morning edition of Ws Seeaination Caleb Cushing for State ' fedner- ~ Senator. omn00, ter day next, (o annoance the decisive result in this tate and Bosron, Oot. a those others tn which elections occuronTasrday. To that lod Ousning tor thelt oweatyPesuve tn the Bante Lovie ead arrangements have bees for some time in progress, ature, He accepts tbe momination. and we are happy at this roment to eckrowledge the in- dobtedzors of the press and the public to the sovera waregers of tho telegraph lines, and particularly to Mr. James D Rold, Superiatendent of tho New York, Albany and Buffa'o Jine, for ihe spirit of accommodation end courtesy which they have evinced. Tae line of which Mr. Rold is manager, and also, we understand, all others in the State, will be held open on Tue:day aight until abou three o’olcck, when the preis will reoelve for Publi:ation on Wednosday morning all (he returns that may be delivered at any of the telegraph offices in the Biate, free of ali expense ex:epts reasonable compensation to the operators fcr their services attor the usual hour for closing the ines. Having procured from tho severa County Clerks the official votes of last year for Governor pesado Condition of the Rhode Island Banks. Paovivaacs, RK. L, Oot. 30, 1867. ia the siatement of the Rhode Island og this olty, to October 26:— ‘The following beaks, not inotud The Sark G, W, Baxter in PuiLaDmiraia, Oot. 30, (857. & alespaich from Breakwater says tha} the bark G, W. ‘@axter, nee: ae oe Renee, wes none with a Gick grew. crew shipped, a: 1 vousel galled agein this morning. . m Res eee ner Oo 89, 1887, | of this Btate, we have the means at hand of comparing the Rey ote Py ry Seige tt mien fh ym : oe returns as received, and shall, wo trast, be abio to give in bard ls tealto; Freon the Post Office in this olty, ai e an intelligible form the result in the Sate on Wednesday G. B. Long & Co., of Salttmore. Ejdltore, egents, operators and other Iriends in the iate- Oot. 39, 1867. rior will plcase send the vote of each town heagd from The sboonscement in this is American of the | for Beouctary of State and Judge of the Court of Appeats. , is entirely rr ‘The votes osst for other 8 ate cilicers will be wholly wane- ceasary, and should be exciaded fram ali reports sen} over the wires, as their transmission will exclude other and more vwalcable inicliigeaco,. In addition te the votes cast for Secretary of State end Jadge fallore of G. B, Long & 0o., of shia ecous. Markets. PHILADELPHIA @TOOK BOARD. Gieoks dull. ivanis 678, os Ball road, Tos + Long bland Haiiroad, 8; Pennayivania Railroad, b6. of the Court of Appeals, we dosire the mames Naw 01 Ost. 30, 1857. and peiitics, as far og posible, of the Senaters fa unchanged, Sales to-day 3,000 bales; sales of | and Avsembiymon known or belieied to be eloct- “the w ek, 16,250 bales; receipts of the week, 26,060 bales. -deorensed receipts at this port, as compared ith Lavt year, )21,5¢0 bales; d>. at all Southern ports, 203 800 3 ook at this port, 180,000 bales, Prime ed; but all Sgures should be exciuded. We would par- tioularly impress upon the minds of a1 persons sending despatehes that the result in portions of towns is utterly valueless. The votes of entire towns or nothing at all eae ene, Golag Ie SEO aban Glock, in’ pors, | *ould be rent, and in all ges where tke votes in pariioa- 118,000 bage;, ee tee bce te ¢i ag ad hy ot lar towns are reported oare should be taxen to give us the ime is quoved 93¢ centa. change on \- , Beit 06;.0n Now York the renge is % to Ox¢ por coat | me cf the comty avo Ninto’s GaLoon—Gaanp Conomat.—The last concert of the series given by MM. Thalberg and Vicuxtemps, took place last night, when the saloon was crowded to is utmost capacity. The occasion was rendered still more interesting by the last appearance in concert of Milo. Fiezzolint, who departs carly next month for @ prosinocia! tour, under the management of Mr. Sirakosch. The pro- gramme last night was as follows:— Cuartaston, Ost, 29, 1867. Cotten 1s frm and unchanged. Sales to day 30 balez, Sales for the week, 2,400. Bavannan, Ost, 20, 1857, Cotton—Wales to-day 400 bales, mostly at 120. There improved demand to-day. faan to. Avavsta, Ost. 20, 1867. Cotton—Sales to day 800 bales at unchanged ALDANy, O31, 80—6 P. M. Floar—There {s rather more ¢oirg for the Esstorn trade, and prices of the fancy ard extra grades are very firm. ‘Whest—A lot of 3,400 bushels rea Icdiane sold at $1 15 PART FIReT 1,11 Ballo ¢1 Famigia (fae Family Party), Sigeor Bales in the streets at 76c @ 72c ; early in the di Bye— 0 a7 iio ; early, tn ay | Recon, Roooo. soles were made at 759, Oste— 2, Romatza'Bilsird'Awore Laboseite, Domizettl. fal tore, | 8. Aria, “Trovatore,”” Mile. Erolpie Frezz lial... Verdi. 80: — | 4. and Rondo, Hear! Vieaxtempts wee y river, ‘ast Sreuingé 75.200 baskale. cory, 42,000; *buahals ‘wheat, 21,000 bushels oats, and6,000 bushels feed. Borra.o, Ot 30—1 P. M. Mile. Frezz lial and Signor . Doaizattt. 0, Oats are . Bales to ‘Whiskey bas advanced, and ‘reighis are sotive~16c. for whea} and 8c. for oats New York. fhe windis favoracie. A large ficct has arrived. The reoolpts and sh!pmeuts are ‘Borrato, oat f—0 P.M ar ns Cnttenie’ Bole to pellet by Tass: Ld 4000 m| \- berg and Vieoxtomps......... ences Verel, ‘Thore ncver has been so altractive a concert as this in New York, and it fully deserved the liberal patronage Flouwr—Prices unchanged; supply fair; sales 1, which tl bushels, At $178 a $187, for sper Wisconsin ‘and ae Sreceirel Oe eaaads 7 mooi Canada ; 500 do. a BigDye erty Wheat active, | quot, by Thalberg Vieuxtemps, and the trio from the at plead) Fates; supply £004; s-1ea 190,000 bushels, most- 1"? idly executed and receive1 with Jy Odloago ap ing, am 80o., including good Milwavkie club, | enthusiasm. Freszolin! improves with the public, and is ‘at 890. common red Iilinols at £50, wud white Canada al | jast begisping to be appreciated ma she ts away. $1 10m Si 12}. Corm firmer; seies 12,000 bushels, at | Thalburg isan * as ever, while V! maps gains 1 AE IT gery eo mpegs i sow etna onary Sez. The concert of last night wil! Pe ORT ie Sd a or wi our. 90: a Re ee Oe eee ee So | ewe Bee A edd OUBA, WRST INDIES & , . , Ss, a wheat; 12,000 do, | BIC —INTRNESTING FROM UTAH—THE MONETARY paige Y Quwnca, Oot 30-0 FM. | CRISIS—APFAIUS IM WASHINGTON MARKETS, Bd. Floar qaist. very scarce salen The Wanatz Hansip will be pupilshed ai eleven o'clock $,000 bushois at 920 for Chicago spring extra, closiag | tig morning, its coston's will embrace News from Europe Pith bolcers demanding 25 8 2. Advance, Cora in90- | gouth and Central America, Mexico, Ouba, Wot Indies &e.; Ove. Laxe Ins 11,000 bushels wheat, Canal ox ‘The Bign Pri eubes the Paints to Re. porte—3,460 bbis. flour, 3,002 bushels wneat. igh Pricata of Morm: Burring up fe te Gmicado, Uct. 20-6 P. M. Ploar eivanced 160; sales at $4 16 Wheat firm; ad- vanced Zo. Corn dul!. Osis baoyant; sales 2ic. Snip. maonia to Ruffalo—No flour, 100,000 bushels wheat. Ship. Oswego—No flout, 46,600 bushels wheat. Re- pls. flour, 85,000 bashels wheat, 0,000 bellion—The Monetary Crisis -Suspentions and Fa(lnres Throughout the United Statet—Move ments of Amerionn Pro duce, &8.; Rdlioriais on the Revalsion; The Effect of the Commercial Orisis on the Filivustering Spirit of the Untied States; Dhe News from Murope-The Balance of Trade—Fhe Mating ia India, 42.; The Latest News by Telexraph; Ailsirs — | in Washington; Disasters at Sea; Plaandial, Commercial, Re | iigtous, Poiltiead, Sporiing, Theatrical and Maritime Intell! gence; Weekly Review of the New York Cattle Market; Mar 2 AND) —TSSTIMONE OF FIVE NAVAL CAPTAIRS. rlages and Deatbe; together with a large variety of in'oresting Wasuincrom, Oot. 28,1857. | local ané misceliancous tiems. Single copics, in wrappers The case of Commander Cadwallader Ringgoid, late ready for ‘ailing, can be had ibe counter, Price x conte commander of the North Pacifie surveying expedition, grea commenced to day, and attracts a large crowd of £ Deine Spectators to the court room, ax the case is one of peculiar GmaNDsRAe interest. Commander Ringgold is brother to the isle | dred’ sad tay lamenied Mejor Ringgold, of the flying artillery, which so astonished General La Vege at the battles of Palo Alto and | 9 MVeret® Howse, Untou Ba Rosacea de ia Palma. I} will be recollected that Cammander wee ee Ringgold, while im command of the North Pasitie survey- | S™* ‘ng expedition, was deprived cf bis command by Commo. | @trard House, Philadel, dore Perry, and sent home on the seater. devangement Be wes eferwunde retired by the. ine ‘Ocrosem to the active service list cod te line | Gentlemen ere invited to Call and Exam- covet no. 3 m rus case or cosxarom 0 RINGG LD. peas | Commodore Hiringham sgorn—i bnow ‘Ringgold: I canpoi staie tne number of Dat I has Knox's Fall ana Winter Style of Hat now known him since 18/5; { have known iT | ready. ‘assorimont of fare om hand, Mo, 212 Broad- Rave sulted +8 aim oan 8 arecmaise board tae | way, corner of !a.t9a sirest, mt wi 9 was ander my command, from - Ootoder, 1855, 1887; Of that time he was First ‘White's Fall Style, $3.—L Style Uiechaaat kel Paty gommand of ine For: redneed to the low price of 82, at WHIFR’S, 143 Pulon street, a ‘ork, whore I was secon: mand vue Gitog bor ont for the exploring ox; ta less; | , Time Packet Cute Ente fame mens’? “* there waa no better cflo, as lieutenant had cocarca to call upen isn frequently ia = avy; { for important Meade Bicthns’ Ph Malt P; duties, both as First Lientenant and ctherwiee, and be al. leade Meethess jeceguagnes ries, Mays performed ‘his dues omy saiire eat afc on; e—- a1 cvidence cf my entire satiefac' rT 4 did oonsider him Mi tasa phy aica!ly, Twelve Cent Machine Portraits of the | Siy‘sod morally, undo far ant Kaw he was Wakat'asd worklag miracies'in art, a Brondwan,, S* Ringgold 20 Cent Ambrot with Case.—Grent | Waa, ted a et, Sm Mag ws | WALLA inte ne Om tw a tn dhe tohooner Greyhound, and I wae in the Wild Oat; we ee j were, though noton bari the same vossel, thrown a Phrenology.—Fowler & Wells Announce a eS See oe? oe United pre opty Oy B Ger cf See eabinens. | sigs aeeengemaniea” ety Jn de, | cif ihars” Banas eee eieeton RE | Ficvreonat, in 1838 and 1930; Twas about wine months Par Warehouse, | @llached to the Vasdalis. oar next serrioe was on beard Ro. Jaee the Jobe Adems, in tho Mediterrancan, commanded first 9. 6atntnnn s Soma, by Capfaia Onanee, amt ness by I ag | Are prepared in the face of Lievtemaat and Ringgoid as Secred Ovroamastan sea of 19 sell ibetr | Lisseasal; we were to y s end ] - bay FT — ald fermo, and roturaed te th United Sain, ant Commander | qf Fetueed priow wal ini eyontal eeniton oie | ‘Ringgold succegded me ae the F ret Lirutemant of the Joha charecter of .batr hose to ensomert 6 ruil -Ajams, bls character as an officer wee eminenuy effistent spa goacnses sep eerde rash gre bn property prepar a De « be | morally active mavy. | Cio examined—I have hed no service with Bimeiace |, S84, urs —An Elegant Assortment of | ‘2806, Dot have frequently eorresp:nded with him and had | S6minK apd other fare cheap for cash ARCHER AMAR. | 4 great deal of social intereverse; I have been in bis room = i: ” eS ee since h's revarn from the Eset Indios wheeever 1 have ‘been tn this city daily and almost hourly, and watched ©e Prudent ye ihim during bls sickeess: we have been fic quently Vogeiher | You een purchase (vr ough s17 por coat | ad In correspondence; i have nover observed aay mens Sw Ber, j weakness in ay particular; I have discovered rather @ | A®7 *rticle from ihe — Co | order of intellect. winter wear, { “Eeceeeates ie cat reremee—t refer to a violent at- | 70 ‘sil and ‘$80 (C0) worth of indies’ fare, (aok of pneumonia which bo aad shortly after his return | $19,100 worth of sof ba’s ‘$7,509 oye’ bag and cape | from the East ladies, when he was necessa\i7 subjscted | OAR ounaren's Minar tate. ! to very severe treatment and fran avery cra! ete. GBNIN'6 Far ant hat warehouse, ing ‘eon time his meatal fon ‘always porfoet | pa sal Ang J Cloth Jobn Street and Hasan.— | we savy; I sailed aha Bim in the schooner lock bere pou purebaee. i Jo wan god elhing ew | ;_ we were come ‘ie ann aie te fow months; | aa an acting masier avd Comman:\er Ring. ume yee see SS eS follies midehipman:; ‘we served together on two stations ba Te hy A ifferent ships ; in the Meciterranean about 1838 or 184, ‘nme snd nth fan Inia pguon 16, when we wers to. | ee gvthor tn the East , Commander R. commanded tha Boy's and Youth's Clothing Seliing O« at gerveying expedition; wo wore notin ihe Same oqenivon; | a grea: redeevon. No. Ol Joke street, o.rmge of Rassen street. | command; his charsoter oer eficient, ‘correct and { pepe romney in Suse ; ehon t Bret mes aim tn the Raat teaize “ Chotee Undershirts and Dre wars, at Retan ‘visited his ship, and it was bighly credwable to the nary; | for cash. IRA PEREGO & BOM, 6 Nasenn circet. 4 oat Fire cer cancers, | to eottaner task refeoied grea! | shaker, Knit, and Scotun Wool Undergar- for the aotive ‘ist of : mm os cnn below umca) prices, at MeL aua Groms examined—I have nevor seen the etighion men. | '1’ 200 Greenwich etree. Coy ner Of Muay. tal woa.cees in Half a Oy ren Super ior Shirts for $*, Equal Examinavon and con: orsed w: Sr eT & WIG VANS, 16 Broadway, Captain MoCla! Hine Shirts and ¢ sents Furnishiog Goods, at Intimawsiy 009 Prices to #ais the times. MOODY & WIGGLAS, Bim fiited 0 4 Broadway, adjoining the Hospital. Tat; hia pono: Defiance Sale mander Sates; also Fire and ‘Orewa » oot DAF! of antes. Bpecimens now on eahibition oor wr Otpral Palak” ot 1886, Um ; Dev WE Pee BRAY M. PATRICK. 4 First Oler ¢ Furnished Howse No. 41 Kast Canis toe TER treet to leh, oe are clase private fasnily; 6150 feaving “there. Ae year. Ayp'y at the Bmivemian fave poon aca Maree ne (his, Rave never seen © Beaver strom. somewhere a! ev ginstows Hale Drs. Wigs and Tonpese- Te" easier irag emt ttre @ Lanman’ ‘iin Water «-Be- iH i Muy "* ; Sea Fert Heaereeuips ceo a Py Een eta | Sees oa es er aaRE SS | in specie. A. Grandjean & the Only Pervon whe ee gy Hii’s Mair @ Snillives a os, Sinck pa yp ay y sweet, Lnlmitabtebatr euaiag. In. Prof. Alex, C. Barry's ie the pp ee Sderertweers. White, Clear 6kin aod ine Hatz—Jonew BAND! 10 Polioa sires pe ae omy Holloway’s Piiis.— Thousand ave Doctored tue sratom. aad com: reat ment, ic the phy- to death. Stomach and bowel o mo'sivie depress ‘Then ocmes the physician with dras: c piri Fou tre wlos sad vegertto the'e pile welch apbala Moai strength whl they expel he ditqrder. Frangipani} Phe rare of such Glycerine oh rarities Hands, Glyce= Fae soap, peatschio 1 F rep reaaea 19> copl3aa pi op, end imp aris blo‘ io. tho cster lexion, "90 Gresdway, corucref Waller area om FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. -- Sure MONEY.MARKET, Frupay, Oct. 30—6 P. M. The stock market to-day was gn improving one from the opening. With more act in all the leading railroad stocks, better prices ruled. At the first board Ohio 6’s, 1860, advanced 4 per cent; Mis souri G’s, 14; Exie bonds, 1871, 2}; do., 1862, 1: New York Central Railroad, 1; Erie, 3; Reading, 1}. Pennsyivania Coal fell off 1 per cent; Cleveland and Toledo, 3; Michigan Southern preferred, 2; Galena and Chicago, 1. Illinois Central Railroad opened at 82 and closed at 83 per cent, with mode- rate sales, All the most prominent Western rail- road stocks appeared to be in demand, and were freely offered. Almost the entire movement in the market is confined to the brokers. Qutsiders may be picking up some small odd lots for invest- ment; but there is a strong bull movement, which is resisted by a few determined spirits, who are not satirfied that we are yet out of tie woods in our financial troubles. The leading bulls come from the old bear party, but there are a few of the old grizzlysJeft, who have an abiding faith in the dishonesty of managers of incorporated compa- nies generally, and of railroad companies in particu" lar. The earnings of our railroad companies for the month of October, this year, will be far behind those for the same month last, We understand that the New York Central receipts will show a decrease of more than one hundred thousand dollars. The Har- lem receipts for the month will be about ninety thou- eand dollars, nearly one-half of which will, we are informed, be net mcome. This road is now well managed. The mileage has been largely reduced, same amount of receipts the net earnings are now much larger than heretofore. The wh}le secret of this can be found inthe fact that there is now a practical man at the head of the management, and | he seems to know how and where to gave money without injuring the efficiency of the road. We want active, scientific and practical men as presi our railroad companies, and not fancy finan 3 | Let a finance committee of the directors nd | to that, and lot the president’ attend to the | actual operating affairs of the line of route. At the second board the mark¢t was rather weak, | and for some railroad stocks glosed heavy. New York Cer.tral Railroad declined | per cent; Reading, 1}. Erfe Railroad advanced j per cent; Cleveland | and Toledo, }. The movement in Erie this after | noon was to some extent, and the sales were princi. | pally for cash. The most irregular and uncertain stock on the market just now is Reading. It.runs up and down two and three per cent without the slight: | est difficulty. The only State stock sold this after- noon was Missouri 6's, at 69a 69] per cen’. The prompt and decided course puraned by the Governor | and Legislature of Missouri in providing for the pay- ment of the Jonuary interest on the public debt, in- dependent of the different railroad companies, and | for the prompt payment of interest when due, forall ime, bas had a favorable effect upon the market, | and will soon place’ Missouri State 6's as high upon | the list as 1t ever was. A. H. Nicolay will hold a special sale of stocks and bonds tomorrow, (Saturday,) at half.past Tr o'clock, at the Merchants’ Exchange. | 8S. Draper will hold a special sale of bonds and stocks to-morrow, (Satutday,) at half past 12 o'clock, at the Merchants’ Exeflange, ~~ | A. H, Maller will hold his regular auction sale of stocks and bonds to-morrow, at balf past 12 o'clock, at the Merchants’ Exchange. The Stonington Railroad has de2lared a dividend of two and ahalf per cent, payable on the Sth of November, at its office in this city, No. 37 William street. The Baltimore and Ohio Ratroad has declared a | semi-annual dividend of four and a half per cent on | the stock of the Washington Branch; the Nashua and Lowell Railroad a semi-annual dividend of four per cent, payable on Monday next. The officers of the Conne:ticn' banks are to hold a convention at Hartford, next Monday, to take into consideration the proposed cutting loose from the Suffolk Bank, and to see what they cam do to belp their customers. The interest on the State debt of Pennsylvania, due February 1, 1858, will, we understand, be paid In the bank suspension law recently passed by the Pennsylvania Legislature, it is stipu- lated that the deposits by the State Treasurer, or to the credit of the commonwealth, in the several banks and other corporations, and all bank notes which are now or may hereafter be in the treasury, | during the period of suspension, shall, from time to | time, on demand of the said treasurer, be paid by the said banks, or other corporations, respectively, in specie, in such amounts as may be required by the treasurer to enadle him to pay the interest a>- eruing on the public loans of the commonwealth. The interest due Nov. 1 on the bonds of the Mis- siesippi Central Railroad Company will be paid on presentation after thatfdate at the office of Andrew | H. Green, No 43 Wall street. | + | | The interest on the bonds of the Evansville and | 1¢0 Crawfordsville Railroad, due Ist of November, will be paid by the Farmers’ Trust Company. ! ‘The interest on the third mortgage and converti- | ble bonds of the Hudson River Railroad Company, due Nov. 1, will be paid at the office of the Compa- ny, 68 Warren street, on Monday noxt. Mesars. Winslow, Lanier & Co. will pay, on and after Monday next, the 24 of November, the half yearly coupons on the following named securities: — City of Cleveland 7 per cent bonds, issued to the Painesville and Ashtabula Railroad; Indiana Cen- ‘wal Railroad 7 per cent bonds. | For the week ending Satarday last the Ceorge’s Creek Coal and Iron Company shipped from their mines 2,223 tons coal, making for the year to that time, 68,706 tons; the Hampshire Coal and Iron Company shipped for the same time 347 tons, and for the year 47,319 toms; and the Franklin mines shipped for the week 767 tons. The armexed statement exhibits the value of fo- reign dry goods imported into this port during the | week and since Jan. 1, in each of the past throe | years:— | | | 90 | 18 50 oo 10 “ 20 as 40 i tithe port, . 064,508 $18 32,000,808 $36,620,309, Thrown on market,. 61,277,018 —82,080,7' 7, The dry goods trade the present week has exhi- bited rather more vitality than has been witnessed | before since the panic set in. The first auction sale of importance since the panic came off on Wednes- day, the 28th instant. The sale cgmprived an as sorted and valuable catalogue of Pench goods of late importations, chiefly by Meera. Cortis & Co, | ‘The terms of the sale were four mo «8 for approv anda great saving in this way effected. On the | to ~eenexally j e KS OF “WEW Orteams on the 19th were, it | Decrease tn amount dee disians banks. e* erd red notes, payable in the city of Néw York, for all evms over one bunized cols, or fe per cent discount forcash. Al: bills under,one hnodred dollars to be cettled in cash without disccunt, Thé tatalogue comprised about 725 lots. The sale “drew @ good company, and the bidding was in many quite spiried. Some lines of the r qui tes of +ijka ~guch as tell for $1 of” leas, ware wanted, an@ were qnick of sale at steady prices, Common styles of seeds, iveluding cotton plaids, &c , such as were dull Lefore the pruic set in, were heavy, end reveral, lots were passed. B Fay and some I'nes of mousgeltine de laines were 8 it fair | prices. The sale, however, taken as & whole, said to be about 10 a 15 per cent below the prices | obtaixed for similar goods sold by auction eazlier in the reason, or before the pressure came'on. One or two sales of considerable magnitude are to eome off | next weck, one of which isto comprise’a catalogue oe 3 EE grades. ap about 19.000 @ 9,000 bbir, PINWSCELLANEOvs. m a enn NAAR ARRA NACA DARA nn abeat —DOUBLS SOLE W PROOP ane Rye 2m $50. tees now ready Jones, ace ‘oar wi - we or iT, TERE, $3) $125,000 "ears, oz cvs earmcat 6a) = retail, is Tite the Une to gt Doro : Bhar gcoaegey fo | Pd jo. wag | 8 fair | Fre urr0oxn 20. 176 Water —": the | Lerma mol tas olfer thelr moos Of quotations. | 11, 2 Bers rom ae a 2 aes an whoicane'p Srory 1s Of on own o niece nan the . The ei ANG O01 statitaing Soaihers white at8i'ity, | Ei Inoce hous shon win Sas be yee: 0 shotce rere s iy Bt $l Wor while Teouossee prime; red Papin y Te ching dinaa® and teeny‘, ail mar a a towns . ry cs Chiosgs oprisg ay at 631 and 633 F: 7, between wad fi cocker ma. cd ‘ ‘OFM WAS B0RrCS Bnd rescipts |. 2 OUTER WaLL Pgot, Takes beds Lay were limited, and for wits t ON ese detract ag Rew Jee vate, . en be of French gocds, imported by a leading house, on six months’ credit. A heavy le of cotton domestic sound corpses 7 mkeds Out of order acid at Wo Rye was ibe. & On i siste red Wouern suite a ane * | Cosraa wos quias ard sales wore iim! sheetings and shirtings is also to come off next week, The jobbing trade has been imegular this week, some days leokir gbrighter, and promising, though late in the season, quite an improvement in busi- ness, ard aguin becoming dull end unsatisfactory. With seme excep'ions with-regaré to certain locali+ ties collections were coming in rather better than what might be expected. The disposition of the large auction hou-es to resume sales at a credit of four and six mouths was considered to be a token of returning ccnfidence. The cards still appeared in front of wholesa'e dry goods jobbing houses offering to sell by retail at wholesale prices. These cards, also, were hurg cut by wholesale clothirg houses, cffering to sell at “‘tremendons reductionsin prices.” Thistcourse of the v holesale houses has been very injurious to the city nd adjacent country retail trade, who had Iaid in supplies be" foe the panic sct in. The export trade of American piece goods continued to be light. The | domestic trae in American cotton goods was mode" rate, and yrles without change of moment, while | sales were light. The auction sale next week will be some test of the m+rket prices. Woollen goods were heavy. ‘The cec'ire in wool has had a depxi ing influence both npen manufacturers and ‘ed prices. The depressed condition of the whoisale clothing trece bes caused certaia lines of wooilens to be neglected and prices de Fancy goods of nearly «li descriptions have tive and the trade dull, Should the present Ameri- in prices. Eales of 400 bags Maracaibo »: roa arete ab prt vaio terms Cortcn.—There was 50 movement of momeni 0 noweo be} oud small shipments to Liverpool cn owzers’ account. Fancars wi lady, without 9 of moment (a retes, but #0 3 less active, To Liverpool, avout 10,0€3 busbels , ia bulk, were taken a Ti¢d.; ue Tatos were steady st 83., and somo 2,000 0,000 bbls Cour were reporid at 26 ; 200 bales of cotion ot 6 .33¢., end some des! weight al 26a To London, 100 ope oijcake at 255. a 278, 64., with som fl) -r reported at fe andgranalGd To Ginsgow, two veseels wore i pethe fst, a bark, lo load with “our at $s. and gala, wad the ctber 10 kal four at 3a, aud grata, Dege, a3 10d. To Havre, onion was 4 See roe was ba Fis were quiet, with seles ofa case of Marblohoat to errive, 85 96; macker@i was dull aad pricts nomioal. Bay was steady, with moderate anics at 550. 9 650.,, for thi ment Bivws aro without Tho stock: a, any demand or anims!!s0 ie mea for ee. The sales were 5,560 city sisugi 60. a 630 Cash; 2,5°0 Weaterm 76, for export; 1, Porto Cabel’o 160 cash. ‘LaaTamm —Tho stocix ta very lorgs: prices are entirely reminal, The receipts were 46,100 hemlock: 5,860 oak Eales, 1,&0 homiock, 1,150 or Bick, 241,900 bomioc i; 34,100 Mo’ i — 30 Dhds end 60 bb's. Cuba muscovado mo- ja 88. sold Ou private serm:. Navas SnoRae Bales yostor¢ay and to day comprised \ 70 bbls spirits turpentine at 4f>; crade tur droit 6 rertine was quict, ano anion Mmited, at $3 60’ About 79 ary bois commph ronan were vold at 81 OS per 319 bs,, dell verea, Uns —The m* et wae quiet acd prices unchanged. Puovisiess —Pork=The market joes buoyant aad @anler (or mer About 200 a 340 bbis. wore 20!4, insia: ing mese ab $20, Oheck to-day, and at $20 26 vaual wa; Prime sold at $16 26 Bee? was steady, wi-b sales of about 1€0 a 150 bbis., including covetry prime 60 8 87 60; meas do, at $9 60 a $10 80; ‘ked Weate 910 60a: end extiado at8.2 60a $id Prime mes and boot hams can goods be much reduced, and cotton decline mach in price, we may expect to witness ere long more or lees resumption of work by Eastern mil's, many of which have been driven to work short time or have suspended operations. The Philadelphia Ledger of the 30th, saya: ‘The inves which bes been going on fur ek or two Past Dy tne direokers of the Bank ‘of Poon: ylvanis into the affairs of that institution, we understand has boon itetion was yostorday other banke in the ol y ex ‘This was deolined, on the ground that the city banks had appoin.ed a committee of thelr number to represent them on the sut ject, and to ‘sterfere la the matter vmtil that committee had made tts report would be indelioste and tmprover. We understand, gens- that the exbibit is pot favo avin. The Bumbers, into pend ed, are about two militors of dollars, to meet which there are asseis ap- praised afore and three quertors miliious If this ap. and amount of liabilitie: are correct the bank int ble to pay ite debis, leaving usthing The Boston Traveier of the 29th, says: — ‘There was quite a reaction in mining shares, and ihe few orders to prromare, ‘induced by the very low q20tailons now ruling, bad an electric effect upon the markets. Min neecta sdvenced $10 per rha-e; Rockland opened at 16}, but cloved at 30 Pitsburg s:1d after the board at 168, an | improvement of $3 per snare over the auction price of youterday. ‘The Court of Appeals in Kentucky, in the cases | of Winslow against Woodward et al, and same | against Philiips & Jordan et al, which were ap- pealed from the Kenton Circuit Court some time | since, have within a few days decided that the roll- | ing stock, Xc., of arailroad cannot be subjected to | levy and sale under en execution. The decision was | given in suits begun by Winslow, as mortgages of the Covington and Lexi: gton Railroad Company, of which he bought some of the stock at an execution sa'e, and enjoined him from removing the same, It was stated in the plaintiff's petition that if the pro | perty in question was removed the railroad must become use’ess, and he, the mortgagee, be irrepa | rably injured, as not only were the cars, Xc., of the | rai/rcad mortgaged to him, but the tolls and incomes is | believed, in @ stronger position, and were antici pating the receipt of $400,000 in coin by the Cabaw- | ba from Havana, aud $40,000 by the Philadelphia | The Bank statement forthe week discloses a con- siderable decrease in every main item, the precise changes being as fullowa:— Oecri ase In shor) oans Decrease !n 8 ie. Decreaee {n e.rcu’al) Lecrease in deposi . Deorcare in exchange e Deorests \p d« posite proper. 26 ns @o.... Papame RR do... 5 Michigan . 19 Galea & Chic Re 100 Glew & Tot RR bl Seno ~_ Tnvarance OC mpany. Facolslor Fire tnsarance Company CIPY COMMERCIAL BEPURT. DAY, ean _ ' Asam, —Tho market wat 7 , while emma’! salon | 16, for pote. or | Fro) the mareeh bas ai in | i "s good demnna’ bok from domentc | ‘export trade Prices were alzo firmer by So. Oe. per barra’, expscialty "or tho lower and ‘om wero ncm'nal, Dreszod hogs wero selling at 7s. @ 30, Lord was steady, with sales of 259 bbis. at 100. a 139., wite @ amali 10} of swees and choice al lic. oan 200 casks were made at i3¢0. 0 340. Scoaas ~The market was active and salea were more made. The salosembraced about 1,600 hhds., in cluded in which were iwo cargoes Caba musoovado, low eracon, nd for expo: t, part at 4\;c net for cash. The Yematn¢ or was sold to the trade, chieily within the range of 6MO. a 7}gc. @8(9., with a emali lot of common Pore Rico at7o 200 bhdr. mclado were sold atdo,ani 600 boxes brown Havanas a: Sc. The same formerly coat in high timss 90 Ib, to ship Pt ang Sales of adous 200 bails. wore made ab 20 540. eal; 1oc:.— We bave no sew feature to notice; trade ls very dull; meat of the mapufsotories are , aod all specu lativo Comand Eas ceased. Prices of domesic are now extramely Jow, ard in fact have not been eo low since the year 1343. We report caah sales of abous 7,000 Ibs. puled at So. a 80 per Ib. below our quotations. FAMILY MAREEGING. ‘Tho most {ntereating dopartment tn the market jast a Present ‘s that Jovoted te the sale cf pouliry and game. Ours ls the greatest game myrket in tho world, aad wild fowl s24 meat aro not only abundant and cheap, but, bo aides, cobrace a greater varioly that can be fond la any other city {a the world, Although the gamo Iawz aro stiil tp operation 'm many Ptates. they are practically set at naught by tbo sportamen, s ciroamstance to bo depio:ed, es tho morkets, early lo he season, are dlled with game ur fit to do caoa, and, besides, the wanton desirection of young birds ofew makes them scercejwhen they aro moss vanting. Already we have partridges, woodoock, snipe, veniron and a few duck, asd very soon wo will hare ail the variesies Bnown toour mayket. Canvass backs and red beads are dally oxpected from the Cb: . Poul ty sxd geme are as yot high, but will soon bo ohesper, There -i: very lito new to note in meat | Prices coatinus - high, Fish joge fair prices All tue freth water fsb, peron, pil ickerel, Ko, are bom in market, and wa mist not ‘any ne v variotior before xpring. Smal berriag, which some people will peralet {a calling foil clad, are Low in market, and sell for m 6c to Ste « Tosy are very nice eating. Tacre {s an a0t!ve demwud for oy slors. den pro¢nes cemmant good Pp ia that vegetables ardf utiwil be m wpe a winter flan last pormtble, Potatoes have gon Abe-b! , nor Is there kinds of market ger ia of i pri ine bbl. Am: any prospect cheaper. nt Mercere br apt aed ss fi per ‘ veg a. which arzivcd recintly. Thoro are fite potatoes | thergh they sell for eng 93 7S per yy are dar! for shat reason do pot sell 80 wo'l, | oP eerererree ~Sensi= Slits “tisccs See oon Bee cs 8 Sales of Real Kstate. BROOK LT. 2 douse sad lots corner of Hamilten syonue and Union street, enc. 22295. oe + 38,000 Honses and | te 33 and 26 | a! — Do do, is 1000 De. do. wo 950 Do. a or pe do 3,090 4,400 Do. 3,400 | |1 lot corser amit . ise 8 lots ad olning om Sum eit street, cach 21230. 4/080 1 \0. do. do. Zixi00. 1,380 lin 2,400 MISCKLLANROUS. $ 4.50 POPs BOs, WATBR PROOF SEWED ‘+ boots, sow ready at JO! ', Wd Aan street, Buco. $100,000 27 MEE ou Lx) 9 upee celeb raied Aca: cioulag soe tm ronda. 8150.000, worth 720 OLOELEO Dajanee of our wines soek, now At Rar oor caual Which orp marked Pre oa recy arise on At prises antl FECTED, «serene fad 140 Foi on street. Grew enle of: rm os! ‘ Tn the dry ol. Of to day. a $9, aad) <—— "went jammin alg Re OLOCKS — BRORZaS, r to them i for from $2 The | ‘n market aro the fall pi , the oat moaw tho winter TENG Riated ware are nbout ove balf of the eaaicem front of the a.ore the gooda may t: pnt plain figures J. F 15 Mts rosaway.verwott heced ea eae + { The th rr 5 7e Been, their friends tbat Git ina so'wof Premed ‘ehion of French otfms the dozen, for Bogra 4 reoelpls oobtinue Benny.” There i lghldo, | fad | Ow G@RRAT Wan MONDAY, Sora INSTANT, valid compara! Becares, Parian as gi tte Nee Ete Le ote | oent di ro will to the | goods are pislaly marked and caale, ee £4 erosive what great fre fauna? with cnr goods will et ‘cuoe ba — 2, ¥, HAUGHWOUT & 00. | Oorner of Broadway and reat, Orniione making thelr well known, and a ce at prices calculated to suit during the present Gnancial latest London aad Parts motes ples sod fatcies of Ry vara a ry cai Saree by our agent in Burope for our fall ‘ai opened from ships Fairfield and Logas, end wit be sold at as : INGER'S NEW FAMILY SEWING MAOHIND. latest and the best Pi ith R° machine in adapted do pertora uprostor vartely of’ in better atyie, than any famil machine ble, and is unsurpassed in finish and beauty. Also ali ‘sewing machines #0 well known so ighly ed (or atipwanntacturiog purposes. ‘Foe sale by Li .. No, 458 Brosaway. a POLITIOAL OA? DIDATES OF ALL PARTING.— srelheyents ye ty ee cate wy than in apy other manner. A, ai the Ccmpany’s office, mm Broadway, room 17, “ : ‘Trnite“apgotated on Toestuy ‘evening, 8 1a Buwery ne | make arrangements for a gener Of all pantry Settary Wait im the Sowery. oppose oa Sater | Ssrenme Senter TT, Gir go | 3 2 ti HIBKERS OB MOUSTAOHBS FORORD TO GROW W Ecnmeh i tetest ta eit Seas } Wai ite Chloe, SAPRRSELOS tat ania Broadway, corner of Duane street, | MARRIAGES AND ORAYE Married, Browx—Bvsp.—(a Thursday, Ost. 28, , M. Ovaaviarn A t Ber. eicent OF TL LOGAN Bev, K. W. Ulery, [eax _ all of Broon! | On 27, by Rey Wan ‘Unicago, » to Miss Canouurs Roameos, of the Piece. Diea, Coa wat.—O0 ‘aflernoon, Oot, 29, after a | and covers pe rj Comwar, tn the ain year ef his age. | The funeral will take place this afternoon, ai Bair ow one o’clook. His friends, and those of his brothers, ‘atriok, Peter and William, are respectfally inviled to a- ‘end tho faseral, from his sie residence, No. 13 Dusae street. | Day —On Friday, Oot. 39, Hawammrra Srarwooo Dat, ' te ee a ae Saas | ‘The friends of tho family are taviled 0 attend the fareral, from the Eastern |, Corner of Whitehall and Soute streets, to morrow aflernoos, at ino . | @elock. Maine fapere a | _Fissnee itn Frey, OX 90, Rowan HL, tafest oon ot | Benry ©. and Ade! Fiender, agod 2 months and 2 aaria.-Oa Friday morsing, Ont. 4 B , eldeat canghter of Day aed ty ee the relatives and fr da of the family are atterd the funera', to morrow afternoon, et Oa vary oburoa, Twenty third | Sixth avenves. | ‘treat, belwoss ¥ — On Fri "wits of Samaeh war relatives and frieed, are vices, at ber inte : Son Ld ree sence, No, 19? or was wa