The New York Herald Newspaper, October 5, 1860, Page 8

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. | Tuvesnay, Oct. 4—6 P.M. There is no change in money. The demand | smeng the stockbrokers is slackening, ual, when speculation is checked; among the discount houses a fair business is doing, on the basis of 7 | per cent for first class paper. Some people con- tinue to predict an active money market toward the close of the month; but at present the indica- tions point rather the other way. The Seb-Treasary received $254,596 to-day, of which $149,000 was for eustoms; the payments were $337,166; the balance | this evening, $4,970,058. ‘ Foreign exchange continaes inactive, and ster- ling is lower. Some of the leading houses con- Hanne to ask 109f, but the best bills can be had at 109, a}. Ofcourse, at vhese rates, specie cannot be shipped at a profit. Still, if the California steam- er arrives In time, we presume that the Satar- day's packets will take out half a million or more of gold for France. The amount of prodace bills in morket keeps the brokers supplied with as much | exchang as they want. The stock market continued panicky this morn- ing, and there has been a farther heavy decline in all the speculative securities. The Rock Island | imbroglio seems to have operated like a wet blan- ket on speculators, and to have frightgned not a | few holders of stocks. This was natoral; but the | panic of last evening and this morning is not justi- | fied by the facts. Aside from the questions of } honor and honesty involved in the personal conduct , of the Rock Island directors, the passage of the @ividend leaves the company in a stronger position than it would have occupied had the dividend been | paid, And certainly the fact makes no such differ. | ence to Erie and Central as to justify a fallofiad | per cent in those stocks. It is probable that, in the eourse of a few days, the present excitement will evbside, and that the causes wiifch have been ope- pating for a year on the price of railroad property— | increased traffic, improved management, and re- turning general prosperity—will again reassert their sway. In the meanwhile, of course, the course of the market will depend upon the relative strength of the bulls and bears. So long as the latter are willing to supply the demand at reduced rates prices must fall; when the bears be- gin to cover and the public begin to,think stocks @heap, prices will rise. To-day R and fell from 72), the closing price yesterday noon, to 704 at the close of the first board, thon rallied, and elosed 71} bid at the close of business hours. There fs noth ier with regard to the dividend mat- ter. It is understood that the directors blame Mr. Farnum, President, for the d jon that was practised on the public; there me talk of a meeting of stockholders to re the action of the boa In some quarters itis asserted that Dr. Thomas C. Darant, the only member of the board who voted for the dividend, is about to resiga. We should | supposed that if anybody was expect- ed to resign it wo at be the directors who gave out that the dividend be paid, ordered the check book and prociaimed the fa and, afte? selling out their stock, voted it inexpedient to pay a dividend. The sooner such individuals find new | Spheres of usefulness the be’ » the company. All the Western shares were, sold down this | Ulinois Central was done as low as 82; | ton, 84; Toledo, 43}; guaran- e in the w York shares was yuite 6 Between the boards Central ‘was offered at 88? and Erie a In the course of the afternoon these low prices brought in pur- | chasers, and a smart reaction took place through- | out the list of the speculative shaves, Missoaris | fell off 1) per cent to-day, without any very obvious cause. It is presumed they had been pledged in large amounts for loans which have | been called i At the close of business stocks were steady at the following quotatior United States 5's, 1024 a Indiana, 92; Virginia 6's, 91 a 3; Tennessee 6's, 90 af; Miseonri Ate, 774 | ef, Cunon, 21g 0 45 Cumberla nd Coal prefer- | ved, 13 a}; Pacific Mail, #1 a New York | Central, ja Erie, 364 a }; Hudson River, | 60"5 4; Harlem, 21g a 22; do. preferred, 49 a 4; | Reading, 46) aj; Michigan Central, 63 a 4; Michi- | Southern and Northern Indiana, 214 a 23 Panama, 1250 126; Mli- Galena and Chicago, 733 a Any a 3; Chicago, Burlington and nols Ceutral bonds, 96) a 97. business of the Artisans’ Bank has taken , another forward step. Judge Leonard this morn, ing refused to appoint Mr. Camp receiver, on the | ground that be was a stockholder, and that it might become necessary for the receiver to assess | the stockholders. A nm is of stockholders was | then held, and, after some discussion, Mr. sng | Smith was nominated by them fcr receiver, gan do. guaranteed, 46j a nois Central, 82j a 83 74; Cleveland and Toledo, Rock Island, 7 » RS a RO: 26 workin, 1859. , 1860. | Freight. ttt ide 46 Pit | cuneate period in 3869. St gat 00 a 4: Chicago and | ' NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1860.~TRIPLE SHEET. en f point which will compat ap totes esent peat ven no longer aftasd to s off, porte patere ip the movement. ye money pte a4 cat {bited no variation of avv kind eince our last Traue- a> jors Were limited, both at bank and on the street, aad ) sterday’s qvotaione were irmly maintained for all | ces of paper. The earnings by the Chicago, Borlington and (: iney Railroad line in the month of September were, in— 536 00 Ins, $59,785 £5 See “boat ae tral 30 Ps orUS Fair 12,196 96 — Deo. 12,196 95 Tote Lees ve. S282061 44 225,506 09 Inc. $44,534 66 06: Ip-yi8e exclusive of earnings * 1069 her Unvied States Fair: $57,031 60 ‘The deliveries of grain at Chicago on the 26th inst. were: — Flour, Wheat, Corn, Oais, Rye, Bar'y, | hetween 2500 a 3,600 baice, closing at about 10740. for tals.’ bush.’ usr? uch. bueh. bush” | middling vplands. 8419 14,541 16,000 oT Freicur? —To Liverpool, abont 80000 9 90,000 462 93 485844 2,025 | bushelu of wheat were engaged a 121. a 12\¢4. 400 oo 00 — 400 | in buls, and at 22i4d. in ship's b 50 nhue. 18,950 4,000 750 100 250 | tallow at p. t, 50 tons oi) at 378. 61, 1000 boxes 12,052 5,738 425 «492 «G00 | cheese at BOs, 226 Dales cotwn at 7421, 560 8,695 — 360 — 765 | Dbia rosin at Bs 61, and 9,000 obls. four at 3s 31. Total.......2,689 95,128 27,982 18,510 the Toledo and Wabash road were >— (3880 ie Cine was firen, with paler of $00 a 1,000 bdia., closing ee: 10 batt 83 | at G0c. for common and at $1.16 for lump Hooxlacd. ii Por SP NOON | | Movants ala of 175 bh. Cuba muscoraio made at 3 Te. w io., abd eee Wa Orie abass. +e mon roein at $1 60 per 310 Ibe. delivered, and avout 200 The earnings of the St. Luts, “alton and Chicago ! ore: — | order at dle. a 4130. a420 New York barrels were held Railroad for the week ending September cpt mur aie 16. 0 Gio Kew York | wok Pret week, 10 24h inet. | 4, PRON market was less buoyant Tocrease in 1860..-+..060¢++ $8,090 92 week ending poor Passengers. . Fr ane and }i Ma)l and sundri Total Corrceponding week iagt y ear The earnings of the Company, Tilinoie for July, 1800, were. Earnings for August, 1860.. earnings for Jaly, 1860, were Earnings for August, 1560 The following is a compa ve statement 0 nati Railroad for August, 1859-60 :— Tota! Increase... The follow 4 table shows ‘the tonnage of an- thracite lines east to tide water: 1860, 1850, 2800. 1700. | The crop of most of the cercals.in those pections of | ‘The Six Routes. . dons, | Country tibutary to Chicago has beep unusually large Reading Raviroad 41.795 m™ | the present season. The small grains have been eeoured Sobuy kill Canal . 38 005 = | in good condition, Corn is ripening early, and most of | Leigh Valley RI. 16,799 = | the crop ts already out of danger from lojury by frost, Lehigh Canal.. 33811 = | and nothing can now prevent the gathering of an unpre- Del. & Hud Canal 42.543 36,274 es pope g opm je pyormecrne te a on i aren r aod a compar! ie Daye @W. Re (South) ae ee | Field per'ncro: this wita former years, wo. estimate the 9 7 regate bushels of grain to be marketed in Chicago 190,008 sb aT9 — | eer the crop of 1860 at about forty millions of bushels: | 26,190 18 201 — | andshoula avythiag unusual occur to caure yery high "Wel. & Hud, Cal Co, 16353 18,078 an priate, the receipts can be increased from 25 to 33}4 por 1800, 1859. 1860. 1860. Year, Year, mer’. Det. “to give some ides of the increase in th tn this branch of trade and the magnitude 1 has now aesumed the The Six Rovtes. Reading Ratiroad Sebayiktli Cana! Lehigh Valley Ki Lanigh Caval..« Toms 408, Del. & Hud BO3447 B50 610 Dew. ‘R(Soutli) eo: 605,330 485,142 Total for year “Penn. Coal Co.'s RR. 606,217 *Del. & Hud.Oa'l Co, $27,280 418 048 Swek Dachange. Tuvwspay, Oot, 4, 1960. | $5000 U 8 5's, 'T4. £000 Tenn 6's, 90 6000 do aa" pers) aa one vr inia 6 i Carolina 68. 535 Thy 6000 Erie 21 m bas. 2 rH sons o5y or 96 oO 124 Mech Bg Ata'n 105 4 10 Common’th Bank 96 !¢ 21g 2 10 Del & Hud Caio 96 800 § shi 4834 100 $3 wo ory 460 SsssbSSS8shsstss= tock time to consider whether he would sos mae 4 ee Under the receivership the transactions of the | go9 100 Dank will probably become known to the public. | 4 4 The exchanges at the Clearing House to-day are | 99 300 $28,705,196, and the balances $942,770. 4 88 (300 ss 10 The Firemen’s Insorance Company has declared | Soe er ai; blk # dividend of seven per cent, payable on demand. | 369 do. iy 80 The Europa, from Boston for Liverpool yester ae = @ay, took $100,000 in specie. | 38408 Aunexed isthe statement of the New Orleans a 100 ban e week ending September iN. bes Loans. _ Sperie Cireul ae (100 Chiizens $5,709,414 8,049,850 3,969,015 a 800 Lav. ‘ B.CA1085 1,163,195 849,515 as lO Lovisiacn, 2,087,708 1. 62 «400 Lowieiana State. 6,192,192 1 62 2 Mech Afraders’ 1,310 580 Oly 100 Bk of N. Orleans 1,087,251 4 62100 Boutbern - BB5,7OR 455,146 ely 238 Union 2,881 200 416,752 7 7 214 600 Merchants’ $58,564 192.202 319254 | 1100 ay 50 Crevcent City 961.005 144,911 272,702 | 200 22 300 America 1,028,813 470,507 14.625 1,006,439 | 100 21% 800 ——--— —+--- ~——= 1000 21% 200 Chi, (Bor tain RR HT Total $24,235,860 9,691,892 8,762,254 14,559,920 100 21% 100 O18 Hh * : @Second Ave RE, Wl 30 be following table exhibits the respective osun Ave RR... 188 60 amounts of exchange hel the varioas banks, ; 490 Mish Cen RE. as. 2 and also the suma due to ant banks, the latter | 359 * ot 169 being comprised in the table of deposits, as shown | 860 87, S00 ove: = , 3 & ore lo or; 900 Erchange Due Barts, | 300 6835 S00 83 268,257 146 Mich fo & RR 22 300 oe OBKG 173.163 = FO MS0RNia Rig ate 404 160 +080 13 ie 100 COs 180 46H $00 ka or k il Ba, cay oust SECOND RO. ARD. {a1 $000 Mirsoarl G's, 78 400 che Mic CenRiRD6o 69 200 d0..... OO 6 175 - - pa —— —— | some wheut ato tA smal! vessel was taken 14st 4,187 The earnings for the third week of September on 758th 30 63,783 00 Ba "te or agian om Bacon apd cut meats were scarce and firm Lard was in 12,025 40 | fair demand and firm, with taies of 400 bbis. and tierces The following is a statement of the earnings of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the 21, 1860:— +086 257 44 | Were sold at Western Railroad + $40,526 39 sees 48,195 23 The Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark Railroad see $17,608 18 oe WUT 6 the earnings of the Sandusky, Dayton and Cincin- 56 597 50 S72 se egeeeen eres SE 825 - Mie 800 MS aN a, B “x ‘| Amount in store, Oot 1.. i aa mie the eae mf, | being | rales of 260 bbls. was steady, at the abo | Bgures, while sales a Timited, Wheat was \ pork on speculation aod Der eupert, The low grades were | beavy, while the better qualitice were Orn; the sales } bee Ge to arrive, reached aboot 190,000 bushel”, at $1 38 45 for prime white Michigan and lodiaxs; $1358 ! ye for fair to good, for export; $124 for amor colored; $2 29 a $1 31 for red acd amber; $121 a $123 for Milwaukee club, and $115 5 120 for bey spring. Corp waa firmer, with @ fair demand, part on Vion, with tales of about 48,000 bushels at 70s. for Western mixed in store, Barley was quiet, with small sales of Canadian st 80¢ a 86, Oats were in fair dewand, with sales of Canadian and Western at $1068 $1 31s and State at $1 37 a 81 40. Corrs —The market was firm. A public sale took place to day, comprising 2 280 ‘of Santos at L2/g0 @ 15% Cy average 14 B8e., tnd 1.600 R'o was reported at 137%0. a’ 1540. The public eale indicated an improvement of about 3 . for the better quatities. 200 bage St Domingo Bold at 13 ¢0. @ 13340 ; mate Jaya at 16)g¢. aod 175 | age Maracaibo atl4\Jc. i —The market was quite steady, with sales of To London 2 00 boxes cherse were eagsget at 50¢., wita to oat, for Glasgow with 7,060 bushels res in ebip’s Dage, at 124. Rates to Havre were stew ith gome cotton | being sbipped at % Hay —alet Seti about $00 bales for shipping at 70. a ibe. barrels spirits turpentine straight, and tc ood shipping shoued Erloes exhibited Bo materia) change. ai0%8 raced a ye BD mop red sueue a $19 new prime 4 50 & i dra and in fair = demand. mle embraced oun, os ame barrels, at a $9 BO for TM aul a $01 60 for extra country repacked Western, and at ati2\c. a 12}0. for new. Butter and cheese were in fair demant aad unchanged, 60 @ 75 tierces were made at 4%j0. Tees adc. SvGaRs.—The bara embraced about 700 » 800 hhds. Cuba, ioeluding rete at Gio. B60 , aad 6346. al. grades; aud about 700 boxes, part Roars ims ae at 8isc., while the remainder and prices without material change; alee 0 glow satrmetge ae 10%. Tas The “ soln bela yesterday drew % good t prices were barely sustained. Prices were following range: —Hyson, 36°. a 6240 ; Sok vaio. assivc; twavkay, oolong, "360. a 39%, Wi ‘was firmer, with sales of 4009 600 a reported at 23\,¢. @ 23 )gc. The ‘Grain Trade of Chicago and the Crop of the Northwest. TROM OUR SPECIAL CORKESPONDENT. Cuicaco, I, Oct. 1, 1860. f 1859. 1580. Paseengere 1) 032 ln view of the suppoted short supply of grata in Ea Freight 41,375 | rope the present year, and as Chicago has long been ac- knowledged to be the largest grain market in the world, it will be interesting to learn what portion of the ded ciency in the Old World can be supplied from here. To this end IT am enabled to Isy before the readers of the Heaacp the following reliable statemeat, prepared excla- tively for me —— Catlin, Esq., Secretary of the Chi cago Boerd of He sayt— | Qoonths and 11 4 three o'clock, from the residence of hia grandfather, Joba | W. Manley, Beq., No. 386 Pearl stroe’ vinttvpand China woe ‘are respectfully tnvited attend without further invitation. Buarria tyr —Un Wednesday, October 8, June A., som of F. J, and the late P. A. Bre!-baupt, iw the 200 yoar of bie Bhs Wien is and the friends of the family are respect- fully rin to attend the fuvera!, without farther notice, froma the residence of his mother, No, 139 Amity etreet, brig A ‘hia (Friday) afternoon, at three o' please copy. Sus Toursday, October 4, Ayna, wife of El jab wat, nt Led ny rene Ani, ie aati are invited to attend the fune- , io. Greene street, this (Friday) moro! oh hal past, eighs ooloek, |The n reuacice will be taken 13 , Wesicbester county, N. Y., for interment. wie Hore,On Tonreday. Oe 4, alter a ab rt illness, Exza Du Mort, wife of Henry fh aged 49 yours, o ‘The friends of * family are invited to attend the fuce- ral services, at ber late residence, No. 284 Fourth avenue, this (Friday) afternoon, at four o'clock. Donovan —Jony Dosovan, aged 19 years and 6 months, The friends and acquaintanze of the family arc respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, oa = Mott street, this (Friday) » ab one o'cloe! Fotraysne —On Wednesday, October 4, Jomanna BE. Mclytyns, widow of the late George W. Follansbee. Her friends and 4 = juaintances, also those of her bro ther and Drothere on -law, are respectfully invited to at- tend her funeral, on saturday afternoon, at half-past tweive o'clock, from ber late residence, Eighty fourth street, between Fourth and Fisth avenues, Grery.—In Lagos fod on Thursday morning, October 4, WinuaM GReey, The funeral will ase plooe from 290 Carleton avenue, Breoklyn, on Saturday afternoon, at two o'clock. The riende of the family are invited to attend, without fur- ther notice. Herack —On Thursday morning, October 4, after a short poy" Tee Hexwok, of congestion of the sto. mach, aged TL The friends Pye relatives of the family are invited eo atiend the foneral, this (Friday) afternoon, from bi Jato residence, 348 South Fourth etreet, Jersey ‘clip withe ovt farther invitation, Horrmax.—On Thursday, October 4, Anwy Horratay, in the 24th year of her age. ‘The friends and acquaintances of tha family are re- otfully invited to stiend the funeral, on Saturday af- {recon ‘at two o'clock, from her late resi fence, No. 412 Madison street. Laxsias.—In Brooklyn, on Wedaesday, October 3, Ay. Toso, ton of Antonio ‘and Luiea Lambiag, aged 2 years, 10 months and 24 day ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend tho fu- eral, from 167 York street, on Saturday morning, at ten ° Navix.—On Thureday morning, October 4, Joun Nuvin, aged 46 years. is fuseral will ake place this (Friday) afternoon, at balf-past two o'clock, irom his late residence, No 20 Dean street, Brooklyn. ‘O'Cos Nor —-On Thursday, October 4, after a liogering iMnese, Mr. Tuomas O’Conyor, in the S4tb year of bi as aad of the county Longford, Pariah of Moydue, ire- the relatives aud friends of the family, also the mem- bers of the Hibernian Universal Benevolent Society, aro respectfully in rited to attend his funeral on Sunday after- noon, at one o'clock, from his late residence, 64 Mulbert Ais remains will be taken for interment to Cal- vary Cemetery. Quisy —O0 ‘wureday, October 4, Nac Qcrwy. The relatives © | friends of the family are respectfally invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday, at No 46 Clarkson street. Tnorxton.—On Wednesday, October 3, Saran Thorn ton, aged 6 years, 1 month and 4 days, daughter of Wil lam and Mary Thornton. of the family are regpectfuliy invited to attend the funeral, from the resi tence of ber parents, at two @clock, this (Frida: noon, in Fifty secoad second street, between Fourth and Fifth avenues Une —At West Farms, on Wednesday, October 3, Euiza- natn B. Uxs, relict of the late Andrew Ure, faq., in the 73a year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends are respectfally invited to attend the funeral, at two o'clek, this (Friday) af.er- noon, at the Presbyterian ebureh i bove villing POSTAL DIRECTORY. Foreign and Domestic Matis. TIME OF CLOSING AT THE NEW YORK hors oa The Post Office now closes at baif-; six O'clock ala ave mre sieipeoe rth Alena Buffalo and Canada. see M North and West way mail AM. Western ‘Brie RR PM. Roath and So. W. PM. PM PM vp ea UL. The for’ Gatifornia’ ‘Vem following tables ot receipts and shipments of Bi kivds of grain for the Inst six years, and for the present year to | the Jet inst, with the quantity of wheat and corn re- coived from eaca, crop:— " RECEWTS. Flour,” Wheat, Corn, bhlan bushels, buh. nN . 284 S78 8.085 986 7.490 753 91 261,704 | S2u812 7885 (978.882 377 2oi'sv5 | ome Sie 1288 398 128 457 | 499924 19.694 Tel 71409 OW 127.639 | Sia ee Sooaies 139s 78 225,508 | SUIPME NES TL 627 2.396 925 6.626 09% u7sn Megaid Oapalas 7217 438 gz ait | 216 Sey 8.504 42) 11120 bos 19 051 | 389.048 9.5465 082 6814 615 17 a3 50 WR 880,207 7.726.208 132,08) 636,351 7 166.008 4 849 S60 456 2s Jee, Pum. 804 AGE 7 457 OLS 19,665,858 G07 73.440 66,796 Nork —Ihe figures for 1860 tm the above tavies are Lot strictly correct, but nearly #0, The receipts of the last six of wheat and corn at jeago, reckoning from August lesch year for wheat, November | each year for corn, were as fol- Oxewah Me wah Lanta ork ake and relay, ry is deaenad or be marked “Over. Innd. via St. Louis.” 6.Laxe Orrr. se ee Mail from St. Joseph (Mo.) to Balt y, leaves St. J: jonday and tanked 2, “Latlere thou be 10 A.M. Banana Iscatre, On th ay ar ihe ‘Arrival or each alter: Ounard packet at this being once month, the steamer Karnak will be despate! win mints f the Bahaina Tal 1o be landed Havana......By steamer October TIM OF CLOSING AT THR ne pon ergormmar tgs ry endinn. ace — Via South- ” oo and Sues 12h Aden on the 4th and of the month. mente, eve of above vi in Roushampion oa the of ald o0; of these dates fallom Sunday, the mal! is a any ef these’ aaven fall 6a Sunday mathe (we meruing previous. m The admi able Arrangements existing for transacting the enormous business produced ae ree eee where excelled posersing. as Manel ally, and ter shigg a basbels dail ally, daily. The inspection rules of Ot te Barat of rate rear tot all grein arriving shall be have bp Ghats veetinyand cate caante tA poate of gaat 4 a vcesol aud ioaure his eargo vader very short space of time. if ie estimated that our exports of four, stock and provisions, during the months of fer aol ve Uctover, willexceed in value GMeeu mili coll < 3 i 3 =e them to» great extent the confidence of the capitaliats Fees Ci tee, #9 euddeuly destroyed by the panic of [From the Chicago Democrat, Ost 2 2 Accordiug to tye estimates made bj Sesh Catlin, Psq , Beq , Secretary ‘ot ne Meera of eae, the amount of tn store here i equivaioat to 5,081, kag bishels, 1a vo 90,000 19,986,778 | Amount of wheat ia store Amount of four..... . Tota! grain in store. Poo of New Or " , i: 8000 Erie RR3mb '83 101 j | . The receipte for the ‘diane peaierdge UO1888 | ROR ove 11.988 Sooo MC 8 pe Tmeie ot | neve Deen 20.000 barrels boar 7 4 ate Merchants’... - 44,003 20 she Conten Co.be0 Se igo wich 8) SS ies 48 | 171.700 bustein corn, 108.0 ousticl w Creaceut Ong... Wve 200 Pactte Mat! 8300 “ #80 $% | rye, amd 89,290 bushel> * 8 oate, 8,557 Duaheld | America 2 erme.: 44% | G68 bueher vv vatley; la all equivalent to 1,142, | al Tis 186 SSert ent ! eee ae week wero 1,809 barrels, tout, } Tota “Wann HH 70 409 Vuabela wheat, 227 409 Duabels corn, 27,600 bush | ie 4 cle oats, eqeivneut to 034,500 bushels of grain. my "3 iw do.....890 82 week thee Hd 100 Giew AiR v0. TS tia MARRIAGES ANO DEATHS. 3 387 “ais 100 ie RR | Married. 128.11 Be, | Smet S.Ct eee Re, r iv. ortoa, , Decrento in deposi. pak 4 ie fares - ao «| Unis City, bo Mise Manvina Suen, Brooklyn. — qvenange . 195.01 | 800 GO...sce, St 180 Thilneiphia wad Ulaier county papers please cop a Sane " | 900 fo... 810 BBS 489 Cai & Fock TA! FOC; | Gootwie—Coore.—Oe Wednesday Oclober, 3, by the ‘The Chicago Press of Monday snms up the b ) Jeo iteriem it pret.. 80 Ghhevers To) | Ree. Dr. Catier, J. Tacxner: Goonwiw to Butea) o Chicag y fol 100 do... DEO BOM do... 030 Tl | eldest daughter of David Uoope, Beq., et fees in produce at that point in September as fol: | oq Crrsnoeth we Hep cui, Boe RR, 80:4 | BuvtesRowarwe —On Monday, September 17, toe jows:— 100 Mich Cea RR 450 ty i . — s | ee H. eo ite” ene sibenene al » | 10 Wsare § \ oe do.. K evr! jomaine, beq , all of this Reducing the flour to bushels rweigia of woem iv fo. 80 67% 100 do......500 86! | Maynio—Ciaan <n th nia city om ret evening, during the moath amount to oye 680» Foe | Bees September 21, by the Ree Me-itare, J aman, ot ees of cuits floar) amonnt to 6 024.440 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT, ik -Shenappeediseae Wo Wis Seas Flake, of New Diahelt follow ing table shows the reoripts of four Tarranar, Ut. 4—0 1" M } California papers cony. ed grain, ‘the month of September, Ol of remy Tc pead were makiog at So, for pots aud Pasnep—Atinn,=in Harlees, on Tesnday, October 2. at is table it will be seen he re ©. for ' o 2S oc eheat faring the past, soeath are tanger by ove |” ivaaterere—Piowr-—The market opened wtthout eal the renigrace of Teen, Gay hr, Boe. Sr~Aaes tay of Million beehele than ever before in the history mation, with Tg By meal London, to Sanat, second -—h of De. Charies Allon, | City durieg the cor responding period — Cloning st eatler rates for most doser! of Kilitee, Iretand. 7 actions footed up about 14,000 bbe, Gaede Thar 4, at . Oalraty Recmys oF Foe ven awh GRAIN AT CHICAGO IN SEPTEIIRER | following range Of prices:— aun, by tvsbe Gowen, 4 , October bs State... Dr. Heway Sarr, of hour, bb’ bre ington, D. C., to Mre, Naxcy M. Biaxw, of tbia city. Seth 'a EN ai 1iiem Lam x i Batre Mate, from old aad sew whens povtloatne nas Tivell, Dewees epeniy, on | Tat a ms on po eae NA Optober 3, by the Hoy. Beary &. Moatgoms. | ie “aria was 1 yar) Common to choice Weatera Sevens to Matitoa Livisoatos, daughter of ve. » soe |S SUD SONI 9 4 toons ate fleney Rogers, Jr ‘ gemmaghs to gon ra do Frc LS On Wednesday, October 3, by the The New Orieas of Saturday, Septent- | SagMe oe Oe etead bakers’ breude sRev HH. |. Montgomery, Tnowas Gnonaa Warken vo Lver ber 29, says:~ Rye fear. B., daughter 0° Heary M. Holprook, Baq., ali of this city ‘The exchange market has F « to | Corn imesi, Jereey’ aud Brandy wise... . oat ! ‘ , fet, and the I Died. ees te tae veer tema ae Casa Bowes ih sales of about’ 280 bbls Beier in Drocklve, on Wedneatay morning, Ovtaber | or than at the cloge ’ ening, | at $696 a 62.60 Sonthern four was heavy and , in ibe Tth year of bis age, Jomm M, eldest chit of | b ‘ | eather casicr, while @he @slee embraced about | Jamee B ard Cornelia Burley arent fm fast, yrotst cs baye veariy t ached t 1,500 bbie , chewing within the range of eur yaotatious, The funeral will take place (bie (Fed tay) afternoon, at " * SEE EE ELSE EEE EEEEEPSEEENSREREN SHIPPING NEWS. Yet 90 Kingston Ja Tous—enis Biv. 0 | woow tues ore 8 8 ign ion Waren mora 11.53 Port of New York, October 4, 1860, Bleamsh: z intaville, Post, Savannah— no Ae want AB Crom: ace jaahvile, Murray, Charleston —Spof urd, re. pchicamahin Roasake, Couch, Norfoit &o—Ladiam & fieine “Sip Centurion, Cayihing, Lcerpoot. Sbip wo brig Kpowies, Briss W Rw! & C2 Bek C de 0. Bask Ataianis (Brem’ Voramaus, Voctoo~ Hennings k Gee. aa Amazon (Swe), Daonedere, Cork and « market—T P (Rrem). Homer at, a Wuctre, Perciag wibraliar and }—.. on & Step a %e. -) Tickers > lot ready, ate Bea (Bry, Commiags, Glaser dane Jeorietia (Ral), Teter, Penarth reasiaiee - Mpeens. HE naan (Br, Smithers & Oo BOM nek ine ( Rye Bonga xP A eee ie hfe Se Eo Eston. | Crocker, Fuilndetphin. ), Thomaon, Strerpoot, Sept 19. via eereews 1 ‘With mdse and 391 passengers, to JG lnie. haut the pasmage |S inet ‘ne Richard Alsop, Wat York. mp a LOw., Richmond, Ae, with mise sat Paves, Algos Bay, |, with hides, J arid am Ship A rence, Pauersos, Boston, 88 hours, (x bal- Waa towed to this port by Ship Avy tt Lawrence. (of Reston), Bates, New Redfors, 18 hours, io ‘mail: Steamehin Glaseow (Br). t load for Rurope. Forbes, Yond tor Buenos Ayres é hours; could Bes Bo wa! dur PR. Se te Ing iat 8, ow Rew latent Chas bare ieee tare 1S days, qtarm Rabrioe ‘ar ot nf Farmouth, K th We Branca: Cleo cot ace jaye WH pugs #2, tn Bee Finite, was fr conmpany wih brie we NUm, of Barna Hark Oregue of wih suas Sad {hefore reporte:!)—bad leat fore avd use writes y ™, Hore bulwarke, atd lost partof de a baad lo At NBR bad lenced very beary weatbe rf h to 0 Charl otered ase ate Bat ft Pat, was fa company with « Prorat leg saw her hard and fast 3 Cape 8 nthe pasnage Wiliam Meben: nf Rentland ; Fyan of elites sod Andrew Nelson, of Denmark. Dark H Pps parted st nen, Slog (of Rockiend), Sprove, Remedion, ty Ad i. tong dade ee tng vis New Orleans Sept 19, with rie . , ‘shine and nava) King & Co. win Grand Fre Frederie (Fh Lara}, Graod Brebate, NP, 23 ‘Br ‘rkumph (ir), Heagan, Sydney, ©B, 12 days, with coat, wv thers, ny Macias, 8 days, with Iaths, to F ‘0. 1) wntee ‘Sobr Houne Bermnéa, Pearman, Sait Cay, TT, eine ts Madlewne & Cor” Bauled in company with tH Maria, White, for New York. bape Ja Mono war weed Bebr AT ‘ucker. Wil _ NO, 74 Sehr dW. logbe Dat ata aa ae Bebe J M Taylor. Roe, a one Schr J W Hinton, Simmons, 2’ wee, pp a Behr Morning Light, Sam Ba Sehr Breexe, Olver, Vir Sehr TF Copes. Phillips, Schr M A Jones, Waters, sehr ore, Hay ‘Elizahethport for Behr Chief, Marble, Mizabetupvet tor Somerset. ict tetgeer Siae Rewer Care Fehr Ceelotblany Guaait 8 Geotge for Staten Inland. a eorge for days, oh ? Hi E ES : aries, to Maitland Pheigs Go fois Renae Rees patttinn Steamer Albatross. Jones, Providence. Ph alunite The pame of the master of brig No Pr gh os gpd y og RE ten Ta BELOW. Ship Richard Alsop, Watlington, from Greenock. ‘Aigo, oe bark, unknown, b: SAILED. ‘Steamships Huntaville, Savannah; ‘ Repirttn, Cartoons Ro apohe, horiuik, 4o; aBip Amazon, Lond Wind during the day 8B, pone pry 4 Herald Marine bones nian SWLPS AND FLAGS AT SEA. Sin:-—During a recent trip from New Orleans to New York we enconitered unusually yt pom nevere 20 much 2 tbat when close to Tortugas our ‘& mort saving the abip. In the midst of ‘weather, sd Ue when «e bsd quite enough 10 do for the protection of oursel we sighted a large vessel, ith what ay peared & 3 trems fy ing at her masthead, way, with his accus tomed | romptitnde and ‘tumanity gave orders to bear towards ‘and a’ter a coup! yura severe straggling we managed to get eufliclently near to perceive she was flyli S eerare. Row there iv no possible doubt her commander, from “trom render semi lower bis bleh ‘liber through carelessness or were reguiarly bumbugred by is alo wiug itn Remain. this sort of practice when ni wea is calc nated to do much i. Jury. Abd prevent masters of vessela (rom endear other a disuse Hoping you will ind, space your valneble paper, and de Inte cuution among your sailor resders, T am, ei eat Passenger per ship 8t Charles, Miscellaneous. A telegraph despatch received in thise'ty dated Charleston, Oct 3, syates that it is blowing & heavy gale on the bur, and that the steamebip Columbia, for York, is detaiped, but ex- pects to leave to morrow, Thursday, 4th, Another deapatch dated 6 PM of 34, enye:—"' It te ati] blowing a heavy SE gale, and Locrensing.”” Sur Bartic, before reported ashére on Diamond Reef, was floated ft at bigh water Wednesday evening, without sustain ing apy damage. a Lig: ay rte wt event, ane, tng a, for New York. with a cargo of rage, copper, pl- Tested off with the ‘naistanee ot ‘reek rs, and arrived at Nas- sau, BP, on the 1®h, Scux Ronrax Guosce, Say'es owun by J 0 Rahming, of Nassan, Was Jost at Cay, A! al pa te, Be of pine (tumyer and viously. Sbe wae ine vat 30,000 ebing lea from i ‘at Green Turtle bat was saved and sold me Vien ie oa ‘Light, at om bi ore a Tait hewn (rom te oar par ASHANGTON, Fydrographer. Mermaid (of Westport, Bioep Glove. Sree, NB, arr 17th from nentury, of ship, Peotand, XB, repre ney, 0 ber at ren Atar30 1A 0, hoa 32 We an ant epoca taken 100 sp on fat from'bark Miserva, of NI ith rome sported spghhing Avg 1 hort J HG Duvall, of Spoken, &e! er, wae Hees top Fort, Sept Ship B ort) nred ig pendent, for wwiteye hee ih, ee, 2y pie Tistertia, Revery, troun Liverpool Juiy 6 for Onicutts, | angt mu N, on Is W. Hark ‘ia, Johpece, from Anx Cayes (or Marsetiten, Se pt 22, showing Nos 96M 24 disig pendant, Aug 1, { tet Bo, tom 78 10 Forcign Ports. Any ie penae 4— Arr Artipeton, Horton, Spdney; 1th, Rownat, | Brewster, Sou B ph lane anne Vanderbilt ©), Lefevre, New York (and #6 for Havre). Caveerta, Aug H—Arr Samoei Appleton, Freeman, Pe- pevge ares Kedgeree previons t Aug 16, Wm J Morris, Jackson, | Sept 18—Arr Progress, Wootward, London for Mo- Avtred Sudrer, Comery, Quebee for Londoa. DeMARARA, Sept 1 —ia port brig Ocean Balla, . for Newasan 17th, baunetin + Bid lath, bark aeronaut, 5 bt nh ey Liverpaot Farmoeti, Sept = uel Adams, Gay, i Erie, Previe Clyde " Gnascow, Sept 17—Arr ip the Clyde Emperor, ee Brectide, ae ene ort GisRarrad, “art ey Dawes, sigh a Sa hc mong ch for essay me Terme BW oo the 1 Seema *, Bon the Wh. about Sept 0—Ia port bark Holland, White, ob trom NYork doe Liverpoos., Pot 18—€)¢ B herman. Bichbora NYork; Po moa, Pnderson, BOrienns. pik fhe: I cnr he lg bye: Deertug, NUrienns, Southern Lshows Net Bisok. NYork. Nis a trig ‘ a iors A ig. Tre Pos. nd cid uh for Jaemacpriles: TBD fines RY ers inh, Fred lawreace, Arey, Kiageion. Ja fe Kew Vork in dierets (eee Misce!); 26, nigel Hoyt, Key Wert Cm % » be Rhoda. Ruowlen, Key Wi Porro t Sept th are back Thon Daler, Dit, Pile Stn pont brig © Hopkiae, Hemor, for Balt Mary Alice, Weleh, and Hophemia, Hayley, for §Sork QuErsstows, Bept 19-Arr Golden Age, Petrous, Belize, 108, Pept 20—In port burke Phitern, Davie for N Yor’ awend, Martin, for do next day. oF Sy ay do do. sf ScxpERLann, Sept 17—Sld H T Vennard, W: Sr Huvexa, Aug 9 Arr shine Wiliam Akyab (and d'sid ‘some a pow 2b, Bombay (aud sid enter. vt Meats 0 Leetee Nore Lester, for iy pbk own, fe fre and fo | [Paw Sreamsnir Conxavcnt, a Br Jonxs, NF—Tma) Arr frem NYork, “Noloiwt,” at Liverpool; Geo Brad | Dock. ar from A eb ic ole 14, wt Li Se fom anes a ne E. verpool. for Mobile 24th, Wen Nevis, from Liverpool. (Pen Breamsur Cry cr Bartinoze, ore Care Arr from NYork er, mt Helvoet; Cr: Biemerhayen ork Seges ; i ny Thornton, at Liv! aie Any ping a table ay "hrwsie at duces wena ston opt 22, Karel Augusta, it Hel¥ cet; u ane itadelpbia Sept 23, Army, at Dandaik; 04 ‘id for NYork 24th, “Wthelmesburg,”” 25cm, Jape Deggets. from the Wand Piymouil Deal; verse, trom Liver ‘Sid for Mobile Parsee, from Dui ‘The Souter Johnny, from Leghorn for Boston, ‘Cape Palman, near Gatien. . META ations cama Island Ofty, Conk . Wiles, aa Baril, Ox Ogden NYO cor Sena seks rem aud Opt ‘Bel i On pie Hoy ile, Atchignn, Grou a Masoo, Btapies, D Harvest, za fae ao. Oct l—Arr sehr Ana & Busan, ubaaion Waite aise Sept 29—sid ship ighisud Ch Chief, Barsto KbGanrowy. Sept 39—Arr schrs Angeline, a Gantt, era oy Dagon: Bk, § s\earker ao on er noe for Beaten toad all a 3 beavis apna ease’ MACHIAS, Sept Ba sehr Gtpsey, Ing: Yor GALVESTON, it 1S—Arr parte 7th, sshrs Maria orion, Sep Pensnechor eke 18th, Jol pie bs) HOLE, Oct 1, PM— Elmira, | port for Puncacipsa: ae creme Wert, Bo | Rovdout for Geo. orowell, 8 | Sears elem Wills, wer, dof aofor Gulney’” aa oc 8, Dragon, Aun! Tomob. 33-No arvivute” Ata sehrs Presto, meen, nm Ge:trude Borton, George W xandria, Gnrelie bi York; Beets CAL alB. Cd CARTIB,| aa rr brigs Tangent, Mathews, Darien Albert Adams Consens, fe nti for voice Furbusb, Bichmood for @0; Chas A oly = ckhacher, Sia! } ry, Nr, le Grierson Hardin, fe “py - ba al per robr He “Tn for New! AK y Groaby "Ta port] wind NRW, As j Heckscher,’ J Grle eecneve NEW ORLMANS Bopt 20 her steanneh DeSoto, NYork via Havana: Ben groondates, Pike, viarenpen | bain (firem), Von Hagar, Hernan Gortea (Sp) Fu us Choate, Rich Bila. Gross, NYork. ‘Cid Magnolia. ¢ "rowel, Havane via Key West; shipe | ‘un pson, Liverpoo! tim. Austin. Havre; a york: Swe bark Gari Belger, Halthia, Get Toecon yEW Snir Ou: “Oot 3—s1a ef BEW BEDFORD, schraS M Tyler, at Get’ PHILADELPHIA, Oct 4— steamers Aan ‘and Farah, Jone: stata aaa ‘dena | teed te aaa Baca, ae u ‘D, Oct 2—Srr schre Keltpee, © Lagrange, Prashiie for Niork. Olt thio John ra ea cane Aten eal } F g a if J ge $ di 7 fi ef Fe i i ait y it BY zt 55 E j i F re ll sae Her ly wa SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WO RDO Ca A ct RESPECTABLE YOUNG wNeaeed mt X sane eeu >) per “TABLE @! IAN GIRL WISHES T Wee | | ioreceive an 8c. ty inquire tu.” 8% cage of red , Rie bat between arene A.Aad B, eae, a t-te <8 ee weT | AS ater ATMS ¢ able fagl'y an wet “Callte tases We ls Seah bs t-~- youre > -, © WOMAN Wa Wants ae one ned ssotng or 40, ven ing. > " Ca at si West ; eaten le ws | A. RTUATION | WANTED—DY : eroece Naive SeTSsh tbeks cowest Re ee SOURS WOM Le wants ation to ¢o generat Rio Apres) fam: Shemtertash! and waiter. Gal a6) Bast sO bot. ot | dy's, for two én A® COOK, 4 &C —WANTED, A SITUATION BY ZA speciale womsn as cook, aah and quail privee family; oan give mee, oF 3 trom inet employ ‘Call at te Wee dun et A SMART spree orn, RECOMMENDED rR present sitantion, wishes bY encore In a prient oy and plats « Gan be saan 04 400 ith h ot. | Seebempbermail oft: do ehsmberwo- { j fo atiend {o child rea AMERTOAN PROTESTANT « rine ARS ~ aes sevmetrens. with fem. faquirg at No. 6 Cli Agape Done Gall eh yh Jay at hit | \ CARD TO oFNsLRMEN— A DADY, oars 2X making a ple: set) bome and ha for Sho worl! take who ote *! a Vy? al rete Astor pi! yioh or with s » for one week ————— RESPROTANLE GIRL WANTS A BITUATIO. < qhapoerwork aod mlad Aires, ‘Oni wt 12) reat 34 a pectin adh na RPS/POTABLR MARRIED WOMAN, 4A ff f moti, wRo tae jest lost her aisice miuation oe wet OURS, CTA Th et Be RRSPROTA BLE YOUNG GIRL e-r A ean teat e0d 0 ag a a Cin te eran eh 08? thaw! he fone, nom