The New York Herald Newspaper, October 1, 1860, Page 8

NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1860. ! | be Bt for ase. Ne fre Jamates. These f PROBABLE MURLES oy CAVTAIN BURTON, OF THE frmuene ia cur graim mavketa; duning ope or to ALVARADO 7 ins CVEH THE EMANCIPATION ALT, | 711s ook business was transacted at a con- wre., Bc, It is We “ave reve ence — weber $ tbe city of Kingtion { great excitement, im conse- te prown into’ s & = arg tigert thet the captain of the American bark armrado bei Dect & rdered. Private investigations were aciarely fe: on foot to trace the circumstances vepeeg ©! wsappearance of Captain Barton, the master ww we Aira The watebinan at Hitching? wharf daring Wodnesds; vight beard crieeof “Murder” and “Help,” nd axplach in the water, as if @ beavy body bad fallen | everboard, A doe: from (ue RM. C. eveamer Solemt pet | wet to maxe inquiry. Ween it reached the Alvarado aqveryiblog wae etill and e.lent following morn- wg We cepiac’s Dg wes ¢ beach, well weturaied with water. A gta Fee) of euepiolon hae bees erotted touching Ubis dita! authority, that ripe idea nat ae —S 4) at Kingston. read over the ship's articles, aod iy tera on board tbe bari, wich they be policeman. Jemaniie oibee, onaten tho ¢ captain declined to give. tee seamen named Jodeson then 1a. hi a wraoet ihe Captesh, and the crew, it i@ ex The case was ¢ the Colonial Sandard, of Kingston, | m which we compile the fe)- siderable advance on previous quotations. ardty likely, however, that apy advance in wheat | or flowy will be permanent, Considering the great ' crop in the West, prices are already too high; a8 to England, we have already sent a good deal of stuf across the water—nearly $13,000,000 worth more | than we sent daring the corresponding period ¢ , 1959—and Russia and Austria are Mkewise ‘jn. | creasing their shipments to British porta. amount to pract~ally remains to be seen. Hud- son River bas "ot advanced as much as the other | New York *’jares, because it had risen when they were 8t8” onary; it is, however very firmly bell. Wi) show, we are led to believe, a profit of 8 per Sf nt for the stock. The Western chares have been generally wegtected fince our last weekly review, The busimess on the Dlinois roads for the third week of September ws not as heavy as was expected; the fall in bread- staffs and some other accidental causes operated The ¥’ ar ends on the 30th inst., and the business | The alarms which were prevalent a few weeks | against the movement of grais. The roeds are e with vegard to the mischief done to tly. grow. | now comparing, t20, with a season, lest year, g cotton crop by the drought inthe % joth have | when business was fairly active, aed €ividends at length been allayed, and Souther ‘orrespond- | were cared om the Galena aud Rock Isteads hence ents are beginning once more to ind a'ce in san- | the increase io trafte is not so large. It seems to gulne estimates of the crop of 1960, tt will pro- | be generally supposed in the street that the friends bably tum cut that the tales of injury by the | of some of the speculative Westerm'stocks are not Gronght were greatly exaggerate}, and that the | averse tosecing them decline in price, having sold crop, though perhaps mot gro’ster than that of | out their interest ata profit, and being anxions to 1869, wil prove a very large Qae. Our markets, | buy im agein at reduced rates. Certain peculiar like those of England, are bugyant; in Manchester | demonstrations which were made last week, to- the demand hnproves weekly, Nothing cen pre- | gether with the circulation of preposterous rumors avery active demand indeed for cotton in | regerding some ef the more popular stocks, gi rope, and, in all probe.bitity, am advance in | pisusibib ty to this belief. Hew far these manceavyres prices during the next twelve mon except a ver ve proved thimt Ube cap w te wee Getting violent, he trreatened to put ‘adviews wtate that ct about one O'clock P. M. ave captain of the Ic floating slong: wide the Royal Mail Company fe whar!, and was immedi A Coroner 6 jury woe ecmunoned te in ito the c!rcui oe ey Kence in the chen ge of aptack agacet the saite 6 Al vermlo B ap foews:— Sebard eon, FeauraL on boardtue bark Atvarado, seunyls.ined of the cepialc assaulting bim, py ttrikicg over ibe eye co tho 2b of auyuet. Uoba DeD- hate, Clarke Andrews, Harry Pheu, George Stiriey ana ‘Ww. Thempec , Bapported the compiaict. My. Bicknell, tbe po magistrate, ueki tie on the poceedia, Wedneadey the whole of She seamen i Mase f'insstoreiation; thet they came echore end ir dipctarge; he reed cver tho articles to them error -tud that (hey bad to call mended them co return of pmpety them. fever during the when siameed ¢ ‘we Show that they were court. Ceience, Thoe, Boeziey etated—T am a polico- ire crew on board the Atvaraio co order of the Police megistrave, end coo to the captain; he asked them if thsy em weoc go (© Work—anawered yee, if they got tteir slothce, the captain gave thema rult each; they peared esvigtied; be did sot see the meu, Dot ta.d (bat he had received a b! eet “Whe captain inquired of the Justices whether they weld order the men on toard. They were repeatedly wévised fo do co, but they Goggediy acd obstinately re- Duaed t2 comply. lo @ materia! point of view, ie becoming every sy eo miserable that the local journals are re ‘viving Wie idea of annexation to the United Statesas the ing dietreee of the really fertile int colony. The Standard, in a lengehy art!- slo on thie subject, makes the followiog remarks in its Bereration — Dabs, ender the United Stateg, would probably be de muared & free state: Dt :f it were 80 Me is eumethtng move then robet le hat the (vland would receive a very m the biecx and colored population of the euch means would cot be likely to expe- eappoiptments or disastrous reeutie which fllowed emancipation in Jammica. Free laver is un. qveeticnably cheaper than slave, when it \e abundant and cortinuous, and when there are any of the ehief incentives to work; but when there is neilher the re- poser of the wip or the c forcesf ztarea- ce push men on to tar!, it is absurc £) suppose thas free is Cdecper than slave laior. | Weare not, however, at present @pcnesing tbe relative ‘yaives of free and slave labor, bat the correctness or otherwise of an impression which we Delseve to be an erroneous one, und we would gladly con- ‘vince ovr readers, \{ possible, that Hogiend thinks of Ja- maica, if not as muchas we think gbt, certainly capten strike Jscbe- low. The cage was Legsiste for us ehe cavrot; Affaire abe will not; but she tell solver and we will help ae oe haves right 10 say, pol erder, and we will ‘help you to stoc oS E d ry Body in this co later assented to, the them. without providing at the time for a weady and COR Lous supply of immigrant labor; but that error bae been seen and felt by both Z ties, and | the energy aud perseverance of the one is packed up, as it ougtt to be, by the capital and good will of the other, will ere lop much or Australia in many, aod those eepects 2 fact, lees likely to fail the man who hae capital and devoied Lia time aud energies to op, than the whea: crops of Canada or tnt the fy er of either of th are prorequinite b reepect of these tepen rie of sugar slove from ‘Gammon pnually, her people were thought bout more than enough; and if with rform as muck as was formerly done erity nor tbe fans of Caca surpase oure. ree Inder we « With piavo, neitber the de or any cther colony will Mr. Marton, who recently took out » compagy from New Verk to mfuse new life into the depreszed people of the Jamaica metropolie, has not met with the 1 Not only ba poor an barely to destal expenser, when some of the most popular pl have been performed & manrer that would ba dene credit to any company ‘Nouning of furtaer interest “pp yea ‘8 tbe papers. Arrivals and Departures, ARRIVAL Ray axes —Reamehip Huntavile—Thos Planiey, Mies © \ Frasiey, Chag King, § B Guibrie, Ht Levisos, Jno Descy, Mr man, J rath, Belden, 8 Ms — hteamah' on, Ae TRB from, 4 n Precker!, M2 Barrel, Yam Butler, JE LaRasche, x Jeakinn 3), in the steerage ND, Ac—stearmship Jamestown—Mise (J Provost, § eyed Sater Ms D of Gare 4 ang Neiban, no oe, Ac oar, Mire wt't oa, J Le iG Rosner, 8 Bie, M Placa, and \2 In the steerage. ccmior—Mr Frances Mitchell, wife and son ‘FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Sexpay, Sept. 30, 1890, The foreign trade of the port for the week end- fing last evening was more active than that of the corresponding week last year in exports of domes- tic produce; but the exports of specie and the im- ports of foreign goods were less than those of last ‘The importations this year, considering the of the country and the increased produc- e West, have been quite moderate; and, ta consequence, October will probably elapse with- @ut any of the trouble which usually marks that q@eaton. The exports of specie are as much short f those of last year to date as the exports of pro @ece are in excess. The following are the o tables of the trade of the port for the week aince Janaary 1, a8 compared with the c iwg periods of the last two years; — Bor the weak. Sascha merchantiee Total for the week Previoutly reported. 10 Exvorts or Proptce axp Marcraspise 1858 a. 300 ror the weok 179, 92 | Previous y reported 78143 Since January 1 45,403,867 06,081 835 | Exports ov Serer. 1808. 1959. 1860, For the week #1075404 1.414.600 00.700 Previously reported. 18,907,018 $7 $19,553,400 OBIT? 40,88 & Since Janvary 1. | tosome extent by the relaxation in the British may be successful remains to be seen, As a gene- general war growing ost of the powéing complica- | ra) rute, this year, the operators who have tried tions in Italy. Another war would, of course, af- | thelr strength against the public have lost money, fect the market as the warof 1859 did. And per- | and are not likely to repeat the experiment iu a sons 0! ‘ge experié'ace confess that they do not | hurry. see bew the Papal di Mieulty can ‘ye peaceably set- CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. tied. But the reaa¢ns for avoiding war, especially Sarvanss, Sept. 20-6 ?. M. those which conogrn France, ere so potent, and | Asuzs——The market wae steady, with sales of some lote pote at 51x0. nud of pearls at § 5,0. the season is now so far advanced, that most peo- Breapersy?s.—Flour-~ reeeiple were large acd ple are inclined to believe thet it will be avoided. The movemsnt of specie during the past week —— heavy, aud the common and iower graive and ‘ebout 5 centa per derrel lowor, while food torrene quality extya brands were uachange4. The hes been im favor of the beak average. On Gun. | sales erabreced abot Liens 3 bois, closing within the clay @ sum ef $1,202,675 errived from Celifornia, | Buperice Sates se nnn reese seas 20 8 8 90 aud sinee then nearly hetf a million has come in Extra Stato, from 0 and new whem. : : abe 6 60 from the Seath and Philedelphia. The export, in- | Serine Werterm noon.» “stew cluding that of Saturday, 22d, and exclusive of | St. Louis Sees ean . 5 Wad td that of yesterday, has only beon about $730,060. | Seg eet extra ern. ses3sE The Sub Treasury has lost money; the balance at amiiy and bakes ve 00.48 79 the close of last week stood at $5,445,601, against ee aaeoag a ey | $5,105,096 at the corresponding date last year. The last bank average of specie was $18,988,603—an | trout 900 Saat 70 e $7 60 forextrag, Pouch orm increase of $27,854 from thé week previous; at the | flour was dull, espe sally for common grades, while prioee . ‘were without chance of moment, The sales embraced about same date last year the banks -held $19,269,126 in Tso Dols. cloting with'a lhe range of the above prices. coin. Itseems probable, from the complexion of | Rye four wae ataady, with tales of avout 300 bbl at .ue the foreign exchange market, that the draia of spe- | Seve quotations. was ip fair request, wick mo:le- sales of Jersey and Brandywine at our quotati cie has been checked for the serson, and that the ithe bal — ‘Aalgrd wen ser, specie reserve in our banks “will shortly be- Wheat was Wy, and common grades were casicr, while red sane aia vrbite were steady, The eeled {cr gin "to increase; but in the course of a few weeks, it, must be remembered, the Sonth —Capidian flour was in moderate; sapply, wi while the market for the better lca wan rm. The ales were conned the day footed up about 150,000 bushels, bere end to ar. rive, at $1 20 for red state, $1 49 for prime white Cavs dian, $1 404 $1 45 for prime and chowe do Mich gar, : 4 $1 S136 9 $1 58 for fir to prime whiio Onia, $1.21 0 $1 28 t % fast Iwaukee c'ul at a o. move the colle crop od epring. Rye was firmer and in steady demand, witb cans average of our city banks was $125,802,044— a oMdecrenia of $1,200,804 from the week previous, and a decrease of nearly $5,000,000 from the ex sales of 3,100 bushels Nortbern at 77c. @ Ti igo. Barley ‘wae steady, «ith sales of 6,000 bushels at 773.078). for ‘State, and at 58c. for Canada West. Oats were in goo! A supply snd easicr. We quote Western and pansion of August 25. At the corresponding date Y at 38. a Sic, and State at last year the banks had loaned $118,008,752. ‘Phe | 284. ® 303. Corn wae in demand for Bestern account, while prices were tirmer, with sales of evout curtailment of the past month has been effected | €5,000 without disturbing the commerce of the country, or creating any serious embarzassment among bor- rowers. Money is quite as abundant now at the higher rate of interest as it was a few weeks ago ata lower rate. Some trouble has occurred in the pl dry goods trade; but this has arisen mainly out of the | closing tii om the basis of 10\c. a kOsye. for middling tosses of last fall and 1857. This year, thus far, trade vrlande . . has generally been healthy, and profits have boon A... Sa hinat ces Grand Hak ai fetiee gh te, such that, with ordinary business tact and prudence, | 80d xbout 2,000 do. George's Bank, within a day, at $4 merchants have run no risk of serious losses. We | 2 a ackarl wore athe, day or tro bas. baw beer h ave reason to believe that the rumors which have | 1,500 bois. shore at $5 75 & $0 for No. 2, $6 7) a $6 for been current within the past few days with regard | }"s®,No, 2: gales of on 6 ald for 8 aanrena et to leading houses are not consistent with the facts. | for large No. 3. Tickled herring were selling at $2 60 a The money market has not varied since our last Box herring were drm, with sales of scaled si weekly review. On call, money is worth 7 per ent; but the old houses in the street have money B5c , and 20c. a 22s. for No. 1. Farionrs.—Rates for Logiteh ports were somewhat less left with them at lower rates, and, on government or State stocks, it is always easy to borrow at a6 bosvans, but in fair activity. To Liverpool about 50, 60,000 buebele wheat were engaged at cg ee , io mips end 6,000 bbis. sour at Se. 31. a 3s. percent. The best short paper goes at 6} per cent; 4.4 6 months’ notes, with two first class names, 7; single names, strictly first s,7a (Cheene was at 30s per sailing ves. names less generally known, 8 a 10 The he- ushels, including Western ‘mixed, dae chielly at the inside fgure, and aiioat, a: 630 fa store’ at 69°. Covrrz.—The market was firm. The cargo of tho = Darling was sold. which comprized 6,000 bags Riv, rate terme: 400 2 500 ‘0. besiics sold at 1d’, >. ° 4 s<c., with a small lot at 16};c., and 300 do. St Domingo, at 133 The market was firm. with sales of 2 600 bales, a 8 70c. wel. To London 6.000 bushels wheat, ia ship's bage, were taken at 13! cd, and to Giasgow 6,000 Cushele were taken, in shipperw’ begs, at 111d. To Bremen 100 bales of cotton were engaged at 7 Sa), and 200 cases tobacco at 25s. A bark of 700 tous purchased by Ruger Biothere for the Bremen trade. Rates for Havana were 7: 7h; Te erp i i ginning of October, when a large quantity of mer- | "changed. 2b ie £00 ales compressed covon cantile paper matures, usually witnesses an in Hay —Salee of 800 a 600 balee were made for shipment, creased activity in the money market. This year At 20>. @ T5e. xow.—Sootch pig wee firm, with gales of 150 200 tons $25 per ton, eix months | slik NAS thlerably sctive and firm, with wale at Tos for common. |" Morarcrs.—Sales of 40 hogehoa te Cubs muscovado ite terme. | the ordinary course of events will be coanteracted morn prospe y market, consequent on the improved crop and also by the early movement of the | made at pri : megs . KES —Ihe Market was sleady bul not active, Western grain crop, which has taken the place of | New York barrels were sold 2e., and common t | Money to a large extent in our settlements with | pleayh! bt tote *t 40/4 $335 ‘woke peas rele heid. , Bubiem, oro and « aw York: “ it act TS oat fiom | < nace Br’ Desks 0 Brig E P Swett, imme Wind at scnrise NE; at eunaet RSF, very light, pda do; BS Dean, Cook, ¥ Greeawicn for § for Yorn; W, Mos. coy ‘sehr (ulon, 00M 3 Sith oe Mindora. KEY W. yume for rit Nora rn a eee hae bad eeveral | Goo He finan, Ot fens ne rata but two ee Tyaia tiover 2 ieee ea Balch ant Koswood late blow was seve ‘ten Ne he unrees for the fate of ore BON Bent Are others. Cee ene eee nanaittah of eouet them triegs Firmen 4 Orator, rovi the news of the total ow of the Tom Faglor, the craw savirt, | qloope Wi nin en for or lieteay Beboodk, os eenteaermenmindsenenns Det of no gremt PHILADELPHIA, Sep, 29 a 30—Arr steamer meh po artone of the daca Sie Wm Sarvis were sola | Crovker, New ‘York; ' eh! ce, Laue, Liverpool, bi big a oy oo W A Hammond, Cain, oy Wiliam, Mativows, semen nusta’oe Dit Taper. ie Gurwow, Bast © bridge: 3 8 ikbird, “ompton, RT shanna, M Ri ues AW W Goitrey, Weeks; erBY Cox, Hi and JF oa ae aie aston ors | Ti Sry ea ak aa saps BLA or a onan deals. Cla ship ‘ov 1 end 514); ab brie ralada hae been 6» the ways and tho: | 1pm Gor ae vidverpoa af Beat ine: 7 G ty " Ss bi i has Of the town continues exceians. ON Ar AL hl Salsbarr, Miscellancoas. Faker VW saectoar, i Wilke, 7 See Key West Correspondence stove. atone Bertone GP peel oe, Curren Sirs ror Lavenroo:—We notice that some of the teres & ven Sad W Coautne. wel tavorite clipper abipa keretofere employed in the Califoraia wp a borimmoa “wee have been put for the present In the Furopean trade. The Andrew Jackson sailed some days since for Liverpool, and om svarday Inst the Wild Hunter cleared for the exme destination, Ip yetterday’s paper we gave the arrival of the fine Al clip per eM Reynard from Boston, whiab ie alsoto lod for Buroge. The famous clipper ship Daring ie also loading for Liverpool, and will be full in afew days, as ehe lea favorite veasel with shippers, owing to her good delirery of cargo. The very ritentive purser of senmehip James Alger, from Charlesian, has onr thanks for late papers. ert: wards, domers, bam: 'A HB: ghar own Fes, Nickerson, a noe, Ubief, Ol Edwards, and Geors pun, Norwich; H Aya steamship Mount Seven. Lay- Albert, Wi javana, scbr Margaret, Ch ey, Ourvtine Ellems, El aitimore. ee Rocmblll, Pr! ott, ares Witch, Tyier, re) We are irdebted to the obliging purser of steamship Huts neues rregum. Bhos RR from Savannsh, pit pt Fr letear, Melw Xo) "So, fac rt ‘3, loo Tt a ete a bry re eae ‘pian’ Sa i ahip. Songer. ‘experi ‘A pevere purrtcage and iremendons sea: ‘while i tie arn pola oe ork: agian, Gileapie Metnourne;, 154 to secure iota iaihe ships Viena, Boars, at of it ; eeeehe mene ne peg Metzonran: os aod Hears Maver Blectris J sha Land, RW. ;| tae 4 “Wick ORD. x er Baar - sloop M BW. Baker, Eliza y eed fre Matta e Hog very wal snomed | bethoort. dels, Wightman, seis so Was hove to 5 daye of - by W gue sander soem ay we Said ifi eunelved Br abip Florenee, 61 dave from Bombs 4, X<PLEASE CAI, AND SKE ME AT THE HOTEL, boand nah! i yon 9 We teary 'e to day (i ve bees sek Dae om "mala t fore wo pieces, | aince Wedneeds 3 in rudder bead ( oa go we! D WERT THE EYE OF PATRICK alee ff the Cape) thie ‘rule ov the ih backes back? ‘eraduafy io rid from ase bis alater would be glad the blow!ng all the t.me wich great violepee, with torreuts him, at 275 Sixt emu 9 and furious gia Roars of M8 perféet barricade. = Sept cham about Tcophp of ho Roe sabing’ bas suiset | J ME, .NOODS,, WO, CANE PROM RALATOROR, reem; alo, F saw a eobr sioetiag 19 Soatbward acd | gi,eat where be left & letter, he will mich oblige the parties. a TON ward Beth TRD—OF JOSEPH ETTER, PRINT. yee Oar Folerioe Lama . Cn Uy, het Snel rt eesingiony D 2) Corlears sires, jew York, latel, Baxx Seerrimn, for Lesbor. before reported ashore. at vets poem got off night ‘of 2ist, and arrived Orlenna co thé Zad, ‘Bhe is Weialy strained, ond wl kave topo ne Macca, of of Boston, frow for at {nto Rockland, reports tbat on the nicht of 2ith, 12 miles 6B of Marunicun waa re ito yt a brig’s m:inrail, plankabear, ‘3 steneheons bh : would aad esoceed In a few days. The IGGER, AT NO 25 .JIUDSON AVENUE—' Is Tommy! Has be sued Bimeck{ into TEER. SARAH ADAMS, FORMERLY OF BOSTON. WILL find a letter at the Broadway Post ( Mioe- ad ete BY LEAVING HER anaes fi, oe ber. ip aitpiing to apo son sa.o8 the Peat odice, wil oblige on the the ban, where she fer sense thine, dampicg bea Tyg! olf consider: 3,8, £ TAS YOU PLANTED NO SEED YOUR bly damaged and returned to ler cargo will be eyes what sent to Pertiagd Soon Davin, Weasren, of and from we c<peized pear Slate yyy my! ®! 4 onthe adn tod ama in the oat . Channel, wear the Buoy. The Sar or Valen see ae of an Al”, Mediord built sbip, 8 as B00), 8 Back, 3" tne 17 ; ‘te Ad bart Mar Fyoceas alors TO" bron, Nolte aheiey oe 82400 ms ‘aad te Fy: on terms we cid rot iears. Tho che Win noid, in Uur las, Drought S770 cash. By aus’ 1M Harriman, 877 toe, butt at Waldronro in 1886. sede tor £13,050, one third cash, one third 4 mos, and one third adding ‘interest. Nacht jr A lattes frome Capt Mooere. of bark Kesuleen, xB, reporta her ot F’ it oy bole A Stent, Go; Pert, Naren Aunctt: sberman, ‘0; 20th, Dark Mattapoisett, ms fant, no report; A. DODWORTH S| DANCING ACADEMIES, = No. $08 Broatway, New York. A “+ i ! No. 157 Montague aireet, Brooklyn. WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS tn New York, TUESDAYS PRIDAYS to Brooklyn. aver. M. for chiidren—s P.M. for gen'lemen. Commence in New Yors, September 29, Broosiyn, In addition to the Court Q: vadtilie, Prince Imperiale. Rrer- and otber social dances, Minost Quadrilie, by mr. bed: Alabama, Collin, NB, 6 weeks ‘ou, nave 2, fo bia ‘Thornton, Mis, 75; Kingfaber, Russeil’ do, hoon le comber, ¢o. clean. A ier from Capt Clark, of bark Oc: iT, Of Matta Lares Apjier Potnt, Jara, ete * “oll not re Spoken, &e. Je topaad # lg Wy the wiod, was seen by 8 about th gn So; 1); 4 A new dou 28, Bouth Show! hace Part King. Roath, beave for the Amoor Kiver, no date, edneational dances “ SHAOLir art sree anette ward durive ihe sanson—one, ‘he Quadriie Surienne, expe. adapted oe developement of gaceiul movement in CL oe. Smog, be both oh othe denon, LL THE big of DANCES. DE GARMO BROOKE? 8.1716 N, lon Iie Pepe Nereus, from Surinam for Gloucester, So; ahi Lee W yes * 25, lat 99 32, hive sigund wit a eed Dunder, ‘Sebtre of the signal, war Seen Sept | European creditors. 0: ee“ market for crade whale was quiet, with Foreign exchange was very dull all week, | moderate sales ai biecched winter was firm at 435 s me sages . | crude sperm was iirm, with tales at $1 65; manufactured he leading bankers ask 109] for 60 days, and 110) | wag drm at 60c. a 63>.; for unbleached and bleached the for sight bills on London; 8.133 for 00 day bills, and | demand was & iat oi odo SNP , j 5.114 for sight bills on Paris. But the market | pane moderate. The salce footed up abort 000 «100 pretty well supplied with exchange at lower | bis.. Belding mea a'310 0 a $19 58, and new prime tes than these, Excellent bille are offered at ping Rong » SB m rere 100 bole prime mess at $16 00.8 $16 50, oot was’ firm and to good request, with ue of 350 & 400 bbis., including . country mere, at $5 Tepscked de. at $0 0189 25, and porters with nearly $19,000,000 more of mercantile og oe vie “i baaus were mominal at 10s. a ay . ~~ 1 e. Cul and bacon were scarce, nominal. exchange than was offered last year; the fact has } Lard was in Tight supply and frm, with sales of 900 bbia. not been without its influence on the course of the | at 12!;0. a13 stter ne cheese were in steady de exchange market, Gold has fallen in price; but maga and vice yorene anaeeh $0000 6ce, even at the decline it is uot easy to make a profit were at by shipping specie against bills drawn at the mar ket rates. The following table willshow the movement of the stock market during the past week and 1004 af for sterling and 5.16 for franes. The move- ment in produce has this season supplied our im pat Come, with sales of 1,360 1-500 Linde Cuba muscovados, meluding retluing © he tbe Secuad Ss Po sr se. sic. 40. @ month:— eesti RY RYE | SON ee g* FS Port of New York, September 30, 1800, BES 2) seamen fA ct zs me ae Cromwell & Oo fen ina, 6 Alt, of. ape ‘a 4 pe al “Weak at Senmens comaee Sam, The feat speculation in the New York railroad stocks, all of which have advanced in price. The most active has been Erie, which, after falling to almost the lowest point to which a stock can fall, after being neglected and kicked about the street at five dol. lars the share, has once more recovered the good | ure of the week has been a revival of Genmtie senators, roatton tren —Tet trom fr Soato, of Baib; ait 28 all of rex ine ihe 0 Bord, eee srs Sie Cheat R tous opinion of speculators, and is in demand at $42 a | A. 1p Ineve Peaster -b, Liverpoo!. A\ $43. Romor asserts that the buyers are the wealthy | 9,5 22247340". GH Paik men who have orranged the negotiation for the pastel Macey, of renewal of the second mortgage bonds, and that i ioning Bird b they base their hopes of profiton the increased }- cant Fas secre } 8 Sion. ih es spout earnings of the road, which, it is conjectured, win | {YF ad d winds op colire eooees next year, after payment of interest and expenses, } 5 rd oe ean, gun mdve and a0 ry ‘onington, 18 hours. Was towel to eo eanedy cae Laabee), Wiastow, Cacionas, Sept 11, 4 oT, om the ontwant pee leave one haifa million of dollars to be divided on | the common stock. The earnings are fncreasing at the present time in a remarkable manner. | September will probably show an increase of $100,000; October, it is believed, will do still bet ter. How long this increase will last is of course a | problem, whieh nothing but the actual event can Je; the speculators who are buying the stock ngnine of a long period of improre they would never give $42 a share shares whose only chance of income comes ter él 200,000 of floating debt have beea paid and idend paid on some $8,000,000 of pre ferred s But Evie has always been a favo- 00 ‘erate sear WL Springs, 10 daye from Are od tw Norchester, NB, * EN tre te Batoen Seave, fon rhe Cygnet Barnes, Back ville, 10 days, with stone, to P I Nevins & Sop. "89 Fobr Excelsior (Br), Delay Halifax, N®, 12 days, with fish, to Whitman Bohr Keren iappock, Kelley, Port & ~ tyes 2 om, nd, Me, 4 dave. Low, Gloucester 3dora Biiraberh smh, Bowtor dare ent noket, J dase. Ndams, New fledéord x De: k. j te football for bulls and bears, Not many | Sf | Fears ogo it sold at $00, fell to $38, then rose to | fom #60, when [t was hopelessly insolvent; now that the | pied wolf bas been driven from the door, it will, pro; | Ebi den Wick teler aaa badly, pass through aew vioissitades, and more | be ae ya Ege fortunes will be made and lost by gamblers in its sickest Hieleom, Lor, bence for Loanto, Ang 36, 08 Cape | “h,.40itnls Sesennen tnesting aid pracdoiag roome, pos- ir Garand, of Past Machina, sieering SR, wanseen Bop | "Ait mabe ull be totredeced, together with 2, h ees 3 06, lon 67 11 ay 26, lat 9245, new and beatin) Frereb quadrilles, ‘ht Jobs ® Lee, of Philadelphia, was aoen Sep PRINCE IMP’ Mradisy AND LA RUSSR, i And Fridays, 3106 P.M. 3—In , Low, from Shang: FOR TUREDAY. eA ri ad oy ‘bark. for NY ork. Sidra mee apenas na In port ships Volgs. : for RYory, Rare course of leseons, for Boston ; wit ark Th on, Randall, for 40 every Wednesday ike Consranrinonee, Sept 38d ba Daves, Brion. Y Rito Fo oa atari. De wen, Bow. WRIOUTS DANSING ACADEMY. 636 BR aA? | Ti "nasa, Pept tn port bark, Hie n ap nie SNE ae ieee “eelock 4 wt etree ‘Admittance 25 cents, Prine eaene teeta ROVE'S DANCING fe 26 EIGHTH Front a eee las raters ged ei inet” Ai the sebaare 2a ‘WEST SR tg a a FINE ARTS, — ~ RE ER See SUIT OF EN, al of ou sy 11 __.._-__ Ss x Fr , Kiroh, St J R ew Dan co own Caran edstond: (varie: | Atzm.t EAGUP ENAMELLED FURNITURE MARU. ee" eo ou ny. Rector. sid oi Wilt oer Bear rea oh Kroon's neice Ramer aan re ee hereeh Be | Seed Ocuver, Wardrobes, a bod a mnt, ay ty, Parmer Hautes. ‘ wrices Caring " ott i beton ea a gly MILDREN'S AND COTTAGR REDSTRADS, CRIRS ‘ 5 . in great variety. Raliahie poring Matireanen proved " ay ad LAD Sept 27-8 echr Thomas P Cooper, fo ea orn ~ tg hy Ae 4 ~~ TUM TON tent 96-(04 tack Taccua, Bearen, Wh. | WALKER'S, 60s Brostwny, in the basemen 3 Heyward, Byers, Matsnrse, ‘id stan heat TURE ip NAMELLED CHAMPER Lad ate a ii arrows, Dept Arr ar Roe John Oliver, Sa: for Nore rant GRREN WOU, Bont aoehia ot Packet, Gownes, FAri, RIVED. Pept 27—Arr sloop Neptae, Movie, Rites. Seunport Ly 28h, pel eet Se Leonart, ner James ae, Rivers Lady A uns, iadwin, avd at, Peat, N York, * GPORG RTO ty BC, — a tohr Bruea, Doug! sa, pean ae oe Hendrik. — amend Liaeoia, | (0 MEETING OF THE renin, byes a itty sinh Sea rene aa ee = to welt on him und tenter to pegurat dls acoes 4220 On mation 8 come: Seen t0 to hold JOHN McNICOL, Chairman. Jans W. McC. Calas Baton } Secretaries, OWN Por ae Qs voRSRAy ENING . 7 Sarigwal. bee to ‘sectioualiem aud interfere Sar cur contolerach: ore ievtied to be rand lunther, Breck. dem,” 'W. Ameri'n, B. W. ‘wines J, Latayette Riker, Sat Sha reeees™ Elbert Roberson, American, rats ta our counters affairs Sduabe ice Bien = rejacices for the ‘of a great and prt “Oar v tipeas every mau iodo his duty” ISAT ——. of Re: Stay) ee z evening, fo for nah excorsion oreo Kk. iene) 4isker BM De we a ‘ INUTE MEN Oat ee on Mt Monday night, October 1. at beadq ouaray eve, ‘Twenty second street. ited to attend RRR eS wil be pre mata % we hog te Mea,” _ELW. Br nina, Bee's, | H ing’ VeVBRERE OF ai = DEMOCRATIC RErORLcAe Cop vention for the for JNO, H. WILLIAMS, Chairman, _B. B. fnarven, Secretary. (0° pashrease 3 ALDERMANIO DISTRICT, FIFTH ASD IGHTH AL, eee er ees bee ie en Geis Saree oT Fersal David D. ktgan Chae rn ectint: Citta Fr pe ee anne { RD—THR FRIENDS OF RRSCRINATO€ AND jane, are rears to meet with the » October 1, 1500, at the nested. “"Fiouss Ks Kram, | Secretary. QONGRESSION Al, arn. in elected sepreeeat the city of New York, at the King’s quart when, on motion, Mr. ree the spt d tones ete oo John T James McKeerer, lurphy. Bryan RAE Show Ocosor David D. Beir. 3 — ‘ASSEMBLY —— ey: Phill rit ‘iredy, r cho Tourney Francia 0 Rorke, dwar Bernard Marin, Bercard Kenney. dweurra assay ; Patrick McMahon, uP xian) AVID D. BEIR, *{ Ieepeowre. y deat with at 'S old stand, 284 Lowery, corner SOUT eo et BaxMnss, Te oa LOST AND FOUND. ‘OUND.—ON prieay ne % e Benouane con. atch sud" Wiavormrte tos & ty Spiving and pe ying @ pense s. Yr 7, Tglvom canenal, RAILROAD COUPO! ie permmattie Clee anete EY 3 aor ST—IN BAST NEW Tons, ees ed bs ‘Ber at Lohman’ owner's name. i, C2, oes Ere ane ‘na ge iy oe Sreet, or RD.—| AT F. - foe Aner Sines wel, and Prince strest, will abere is z MILMINERY. i as. 2 A* LAROR MRSORTMENT OF. Sa aie Bees i itendy tv MILLINURY —J B. ARMSTRONG wit a Ma rt! ay a ay Lifes 8 nia, Freed pailern re Mera Fal. Sellern Eta, a ee = | at N j wehe Baniet. Kew | ture +The excitement in the grain markets, noticed in | #tock. | oy Mey A, 7 our Jast weekly review, bas e then sub The same cause which has attracted speculation | toe — cor SE Ereee, 00 eae | ieee Er _— sided and prices haye somewhat recovered. The | to Lie has affected Central likewise, though, in gts pettia, Burrows, oon Wem: RYO MOSCHZIER Hy fatest n@¥8 from Europe is not so favorable for the | this case, the high price has led toa good deal of y oery bg es are medica. crops, an. Ait is recognized on all siles thateven | realizing, and the advance has consequently : , — eel ne Ly: y on Ris rc ly pe fine weathe: “Piroughout the remainder of the sea. | heen more gradual, Harlem, also, is said Str yeas vo ti ‘atl writer, fan Soham 0 any poeta! eon will not ma *¢ the crop an average one, after to be doing better, and speculation has “Tf 7 vole Laure Prisons Ti: nvepuen Pa all the wet weat, @ that has prevailed. It isal- | fastened pon this likewise, There ar Midcleten, 2 any a Slash acter | Beesiguane ready apparent that . Wh of the British wheat that * of new arrangements Bridroport for ADsary, aneaite, Arey, NYorst ton bythe The opthal has been out ia doficion, *22 Weight. poor in quality, York Central and the Western roads, which Rongou. for Norwhie, or Alte Bie i ‘tom ie a Bete te = gb) wil) require to be mix“? With foreign graia to pre to imgremer whe freight trail. What they wild N Frvriceive tive hay K-42) is |