The New York Herald Newspaper, October 11, 1860, Page 8

8 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Weonzspay, Oct. 10-6 P. ¥. ‘The moncy market is generally reported easier ‘two-day, bot most of the transactions of which we bear are at our last quotations. Most oi the brokers are paying seven for call loans, and we bear of no paper going below 6} per cent, but at ‘hese rates there is more money secking employ- ment than there was. The conservative movement ‘ef the banks during the past six weeks has ex- ercised a very beneficial effect on public confi- @enee, and has counteracted the uneasiness which Politica! agitations at one time threatened to create. ‘As usual on Wednesdays, there was nothing @one in foreign exchange to-day. The market closed dull. Beth the bulls and the bears were disap- with the stock market this morning. ye do believed it would be @ good time to buy stocks; the bears expected a serious fa on the republican triumph ia Pennsylvania, Je fact, the market was simply dull at a very small @echine. There were sellers of all the speculative wtocks at yesterday’s prices, both for cash and on time, but there were also buyers enough to prevent prices falling to any extent. Thus far, it is evident ‘that the holders of stocks have not been frightened dy the result in Pennsylvania; what the future may ‘ring forth no man can tell. Real estate, which would be the first interest to feel any general de- sarnctive agency, and which would probably suffer | more and longer than any other kind of property, fw also quite as firmly held as it was a week ago. ‘Phere was a heavy business this morning in Ce: ‘wal, Brie and the leading Western weld down to 87], but closed 58! Erie to J8, elosing that bid. The Western shares were all a faction lower. The business on the Dinois reads for October promises well; the first week on most ‘ef them will show a bandsome increase, though tbey are comparing with a very fair month last year, Some of these roads ought to earn a dividend im October alone. At the close to-day the market was steady, the following being the quotations:— Dnited States 5's 1874, 102] a 103; Indiana State, Sij; Virginia 6's, 90} a 909; Tennessee 6's, 90) a 904; Missouri 6's, 87} a 87j; Canton Company, 20 @ 21; Cumberland Coal, preferred, 13} a 14; Pacific Maj), 87 a 874; New York Central, 58; a 88j; Erie, 38 a 38}; Hudson River, 634 a 634; Harlem, 20) a 20}; do. preferred, 49) a 493; Reading, 46} a 47; Michigan Central, 67j a 68}; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, 21 a 21|; do. guaranteed, #7} 47}; Panama, 125] a 124); Mlinois Central, 0j a 84; Galena and Chicago, 75} a 76; Cleveland and Toledo, 45} a; Chicago and Rock Island, 71] a 73; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 8} a 3; Mlli- weis Central bonds, 97j a 5; Pennsylvania Coal, 88} a 85. The following was the business of the Sub-Trea- $109,732 03 ‘The exchanges at the Clearing House are $22,- 089,142, and the balances $1,208,407. ‘The following table shows the condition of the banks in the four leading cities: — Loans. Specie Orleans, Sept 29.821,265 860 9 601s Phiindelpbia, Get # 25/115.98 4,660 9 Mew York, Get. 6.128 817487 20,4 ‘620 6.3 Cireutat'n. 782,254 Bemen, UY Teta) 657 28 279,645 127 Bam week SAT SOL 40. 046,904 28,61, 350 Deorease... 4 20607 BOTT 73,488 Messrs. Lanes, Boyce & Co. have calledia meeting ef weir creditors for Friday next at the Astor Ronse. The following is Neill Brothers’ statement of the woovements of cotton for the last week and since September 1, 1869, compared with the five preced- eg years: — Receipt ——— — Exports for Past Week Past Week, Since Sep. To @ Br. Tor Oth. FP. 1800-41.... $3,000 256 9.000 1,000 1.000 3u69-00.... 89,000 259000 30000 7000 2000 WH56-9..... 93,000 234060 9.000 = 9.000 1.000 Tes OO 102000 -$.600 4.000 1,000 1856-7... 64.000 185,000 6.000 3,000 pod 3066-6... . 70,000 259,000 21,000 4,000 3,000 ———Parports Since September 1 ———~ Te G. Brit, To France. 0.F P. Total, — Stork, 1860-41....44,000 10,000 4,000 69,000 851,000 3650-40.....11,000 23,000 6.000 100,000 245,000 vese-9 |. 40,000 20.000 5,000 65,000 217,000 387-5 | 26.000 © 4,000 2.000 52.000 102 000 3806-7 ...17,009 15,000 5,000 37 000 143.000 2666-6 61,000 15000 7,000 106,000 235,000 Thus the week's show a decrease of 8,000 bales from tho ar, and an increase of 22,800 over 1858 e exports exhibit the feBow ing results: Gomp'd wich Gt. Brit. France. 0. FP Sock De ‘- Dec. ‘Total Ine Lat your.....27,000 19,000 2,000 41,000 105,000 inc eo 4000 10.000 1,000 6,000 134,000 ‘Be traffic the Illinois Central for the first week ber was 987 B18 06 51,986 47 ons in the Land Department for the $31,502 49. m Octo’ Teevo week aiding 6th inst ‘Foe ules for the same week were $61,208 48. were ‘The arnings of the Cleveland and Toledo road the firsdveek of October show as follows: —- Pirat wee, 1560 920.817 Foret wee! Ise ve ITATT The C) », Burlington and Quin the first week of (tober, is said to show a very large in @veave— #2190 in excess of the same week last | year. We hear tht the official statement of the Sep tember ts of the Milwaukee and Missis«ipp/ vead will give gain of about $40,900, not $5,000" ws first reportd Tr gnd Northwestern road has bought the xtension of the road to Appleton. The payment isp be made in bonds at 80 per cent for iron at $40 pr ton The earnings ( the New York and w Haven Railway Campangor September were as follows Beytember, 1540 $92,051 33 September, 1859 10,064 0S Inerease $1,407 80 The New Wwieat Picayune of Saturday las’ Beye Under the infwnes of large gales pf cotton the exchange martet bas conti n 206 0 100 4, and w over 103°, a 103) more clowely Ser ULM ed Una: the case Inst seaso: Bed we notice aales Ktay at tbe reduced rates of 108) 8 107. We quote op on New York ranges from 14 #2 ser « Sight pare @ecount. 4 round amont 1 ® latter Sgure Toe banks check over th covater at par, Dut se! outmde at 0% discount The Boston Post, in it weekly t ond business there, says ‘The proverb says that “oo sewt @ food owe. » “no pews” te aboot all that ao be ea.l of this “y market. {1 te ne quiet and car) as om Tucwiay lemt, acd en the Toceday before that, and @ on. Credit ie abea mel at Sr to Berea per Coot on Pime amet oF feour tuee, and scceptabie bank borrower: obtain all the, eed from day w day, ateix. The large brokers or baakers ‘WIR pay but six. although they are lending consideradic money at eight to twelve to sirect Doriowers of al) classes end oa Ai) sorts of pecnr tow fo funds have ave ry od the banks jew of finance feave fully maintaine! ther 9 Hering bille are quiet at 199; to 109 "The targe domestic houses are quiet (Of some goods, cotton and woo len : Of several fy\ee of cottons thay have sold Iargely ahead. Toe jobbers and retailers are bury. the “ ball” of next week will necessarily in erpenditere for crema ani “xinee,” and & te the venders of such articles. Burinees ‘and bealthy—fair, io fect, aad with Peets for next year Stock Exchange, Werownanat, Set. 10, 1 90000 Virginia 6... 900 she Real RR bdo 47 3000 Missouri 6's 160 Mich Cent RR 260 68 m0 to oad do © Oy (2000 Caitforn » as @ 9000 Erie RR 5 6 000 Prie RK 9 00 OS pe 2000 Mb So Central | WOLGAMTIcdD 23 980 Meve A ToHeRR.. 455% | at 410, a 4136., and 500 bbls common roein were wow, | 2000 Onick N Wim D8 200 do . 455 | alloat, ar $1 45. | 40 sbs Bank of NY. 203 50 Ona. liupeed was dail. ‘The Jast sale of moment 300 N ¥ Central RR. 28% 200 compriged 6,000 to go out of market at B8c., and 200 do. ! 100 6.000 do, English at about 60. The following review of 100 3 % | De Hon Tecrend meres, Sy Ce ere ting the Btn 300 inat., is from the Whrlemen’s Shipping Lis!-—Sperm | 200 200 | eoutinnes in fair cemard nee our last the sales reach 85 300 $70 Dbis. in parceie taken manufacturers at $1 65 per 100 200 gailon, at which the market is firm, Whale remains 100 60 qniet; transactions embrace 400 bbls. at S5c., 400 do. 80 6 bal! bumpback, at {9c , and 60 do. very dark, at 450. per 260 250 gallon, Whalehone: miles of 4,000 Ibe. Southern, under 400 200 Mood to be at T0c. per Ib. In our sperm oil market last | 00 100 ‘week the figure ove dropped out of part of our edition, 100 50 making 1} read 110 bbis, instead of 1,110. we ‘a 1 Provmioys —Pork was dull and lower, with sales of 40 rey 8 7 for new 8 : x“ 60 ST 1 87 100 81g 37% 87% 37% 38 for State; Ohio was at 9 4c. & 10)4¢, 385% Rice was quiet. 384 SvGaKs teady, with sales of sbout 900 hhds, 38% Cubas at prices. a ‘SEEDS was firm and in demand, with a several sales at private terms, Timoshy was selling at 2 $275. Caicutta finseed, to arrive in Boston, at $1 73 a 2 $1 78, cash, or om terms equal to cash. ‘ 2 Wasxey was firm at 23'4c. a 23}¢¢., with moderate BOARD. 90%< 400 she NY Cen RR.. 300 510 00 | 1000 iy 1103 100 14€00 il Cen RRbds, 96 100 3000 Chi& NW letm 69 100 2000 laCA Miligb a 300 do.. 30 88 126 Mich SAN Ia RR 21 70-Paname RR ..... 14 160 Iii Cen RR serip.. 83 50 Gal &Ohi RR. bSO 75% 60 Clev & ToL RR bOO 46 60 Chi & Re I RR.60 71% 250 do. . Tig 160 do... - 87 3850 do, b10 7: 2CO NY Cen RR..b30 8844 160 Chi,BarkQRR.260 88; | 100 88 0 dos. bSO 89 0 20 + B86 Imports (Other than Dry Goods and Spe- cle) at the Pert of New Yerk for the Week Enaing Uctober 6, 1860. Pgs, Value. Phos. Value. China, glass & E. ware— Metals, &c.— China. . 237 $14,207 Hardware. 50 $9,216 Botties..... 2 177 —Iron,h’p,toa 14 705 E. 15,77 Cd iT AE 17,665 948 « RR D1L 896 62,627 2,761 “ gh’t,ts. 96 6,010 tapes... 288 1,297 8801 Lead Nee Lod 10.001 \ » Pigs 1,75 0.001 478 396,881 prt 3,392 3, BL owder. 3834, tes Castor oll,. 250. 9,149 3,716 Chalk - Nute....... — 20,952 Oranges... 2 2,170 Raisins .... 792 +. — 6,282 Senceskpree — 3,889 Gunnyci’th 272 6100 | Insurumente— Gattapercha 9 = 1,396 Musical.... 41 7.241 1 1010 Optical..... 9 2.019 403 | Surgical... 1 220 ‘Do. cloth 6517 | Jewelry, &c.— Indiarubber Tli 37,404 | Jeweiry.... 16 17,081 Ivory...... 1 095 Watebes 46 87494 «Machinery. 18 1,104 | Leather, bides, &c.— Molasees.... 55 ‘965 | Brinties.... 12 Oi paintings 8 2,108 | Boowsash's. 6 € Paper hang. 6 627 | Hides, drees 118 49.148 = Plaster .... — 129 | To 'ondre — 105533 Perfumery. § 1,935 |. lomsner,pat. 8 3,663 Pipes...... — 736 #, Winer, Xe.— ‘ a) Brandy 258 Cordials. . a8 Soap....... 16 $19 Sugar,b.&b2,801 158,332 Do. baskb 6,252 150 643 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Wiowmpay, Oct. 10-6 P.M Asus —The market wae steady, with small sales at 6 yc. for pots, and 5),c. for pearis. bxearetor® —Flocr—The market was firm and active, | and closed with an upward tendency in prices. The sales embraced about 25,000 bbis., clowing within the following range of prices — Boperfine State... 0... $5 90 Extra State, from old and 643 | Superfine We " 630 | Common to choice Western extra - 5 0 | St Louis extra... sees O16 Mixed to straight Socthern 670 | Straight to good extra do...... 6m Cholee extra fam\ly and bakers’ brands..... 7 60 Rye Oar... ..-- ee cssees coe sue 30 ] meal, Jersey aud Brandywine... wee 380 —Canadian Sour was in fair requett, and prices firmer. The sales footed up about 1.400 bdis., at 66 90 a $7 £0 for exiras, the supply of common brands were limited, aad prices | #tiff thera was drm, but less active, | The arrivale were moderate, with sales | aboot 2500 bbis., closing within the above range of prices. four was in moderate demand a footed up aboat 1 cluding parcele on speculation and for export, at $1 50 a 11 88 for prime to choice white Michigan, $1 26 a $1 28 | for Milwaukee clab and amber lows, $1.35 for red Weet- ern, $196 for very choice amber State, $140.0 $1 45 for * 4 ladiana, and some Caltfornia do. at p. + more active, chiefly for export, and prices were hn en'es of 70,000 bushels at T0sgo. a Tho. for wo store and alloat, and at 7d. a Tic. for Western (at yellow. Barley was steady, with sealer of 17,000 busbels at 780. for State, and at Sic. a 8c. for Canada Rast. Onis were firm and the demand fair, with sales of Weatern and Canadian at 37c. a 380, and of Sales of 3,000 bushels rye were yaed about . The quality 3,008 begs at 13) ‘ed to be of low grad market waa firm, and the sa! Aboat 8,000 bales, cloting Stil, on the base of ile. e 1l yc. for miudiirg uplands. The following is a statement of the movement n cotton since the first of September inst, aa compared with the last three years: — 867 1868 ‘1869. Received at Poy 102 000 234,000 250,000 Ex. to Great Br®ein... 26.000 40.000 Ex. to France... 4,000 29,000 Ex. toother For. Ports. 2.000 5,000 Total exports... 32. 66,000 100.000 F Stock on hand 102,000 217,000 248,000 000 ‘Of which during the past week included in the abore:— Received at Ports 49.000 90,000 $9,000 86 000 Ex. to Great Aritais... $000 9900 20,000 8,000 Rx to Fraoce 4000 9.000 7,000 - Kx. wo other For Ports, 1.000 1000 100 1,000 Total exports 15.000 10,000 29,000 9,000 —The increase in receipts at the porte compared with Inet Fd 4,000 bales. “The decrease in exporta to Hreat itain was 26.000 bales decrease to France, 12,000. to other foreigo porta the clearanoos are the same. Total | decrease in experts, 05,000 bales. Frmanre—Ratee were without change. Toe [i | balk and at 1). io #by Sa. 84. with sume cotton at + t Ge. 64. To London 100 tow i) cake at 2ie. and 6,000 bushele wheat at 19d, im ship's bags T were one oF two stnal! veusei® iaken up for the West lo dies. To 3 Bremen 60 bhds. of tobacco were cagaged at Hay. —The market was steady, with *ales of about 1,000 doney te bigher reparted about halee new, chiefly for export, 3c. b>, with & email lot of choice at Se 1 —Seoteb pig Was quite firm, with Eales of about <ood brands at $22 508 $23, six months, with tome aloe Of Rngiieh bare at $42 Lime —Sale® Of 800.2 660 bbie common were reported 81 90°. Lomp Wat nominal at $1 16. Mor scene — 1) @ rearket wae quiet and sales limited Navat Stowne .*The sales embraced aboot 600 bbe, 1 opirite torpeniine, y* FYrRIgLt agd ie ehipping grder love, sales. NEW YOKK CATTLE MARKET. Wapweway, Oct. 10, 1860. ‘BEEF CATTLE. Coptracy to genera! expectation, the greater proportion of the cattle on eale at the Washington drove yard to-day were of s very ordinary quality, and the market was ac- cordingly destitute of that buoyancy which is so requisite for a quick, animated market. For prime builocks there was an anxious/ inquiry; but the few that were offered this week were taken yesterday morning, leaving only the tnfetior and ordinary descriptions for to-day’s mar- ket, As the cold weather approaches we occasionally hear of fancy cattle being offered for sale; and we learn that about Thankegiving Day some of the choice: ‘beeves that have ever been exhibited at the Washington drove yard will be offered there; and this is say- ing a great deal; for the fattest eteers that have been served up at our first class hotels have been sold at that place. The general quality of the offerings on sale this week was much below the average, and bat fora few pons of rien enttle Re fGrst clase butchers would have compelled to make their selections from ordinary Jote; as it was, mapy of them procured only a short sup- ply, and will have to make their . im the Ber- gen Hill yards on Monday, or at om’s early in the week, in order to ly the wants of their customers. Some of this class of butchers want onl; igri bowed beef and are always willing to pay well it, and they complainconsiderably that thetr wants cannot be promptly met. The Pennsylvania election formed a leading topic of Cassnsten, and fataing from the dineatiathotion cxpreeet eatern drovers at the result, the repub. considerable more meaky in car. festern States than they imagine. Nine tenths of the juenters of Bull’s Head are Union At Bergen Hill there was a fair demand, and the 735 head, at prices quoted below. At the city yards the prices from 63;c. a 9c. a 93¢0., and a few of the choicest brought 10c. total number on sale at Allerton’s was 4,429 heed (including 235 on Sun- day), and at all the yards 4,647 head, against 4.715 head last week. The reoelpts at all the yards for the week and last week were as follows:— Washington. Browning’s. Chamberlin’s. O'Brien's. This week..4,429 1 “ Last week. 4,495 Fying nome men. ones ssus 950 00 a + 008 30 OO 8 Oe Oc. 8 be ok 4c. ow ec. & suse Prime quality, per head. a Ordinary. ee a a ry a . The demand for prime milch cows from four to even and eight Years old continues tair, and prices are | ble time past. | wi more uniform than for some conrideral O.ber descriptions are in moderate request, however, , and priews are very irregular, The bulk of the ofterings at the various yards today were ordinary, and sold maloly ®t prices ranging from $40 down to $25, and some of the poorest were placed at even lower than the last mentioned. There were some three or four “fancy” cows in thm yard, which were brought in to dill orders, and were not offered for eale, but simply for exhibition, which were the finest etock we ever saw. They were mixture of the Durham with other breeds. The total ceipts at all the yards for the week and last week were as followe:— Washirgion. Drewsing’s Chemberlin's. O° Brien ‘This week... 36 on) 30 Last week. 22 ez VEAL CALVES, There continues a steady fair demand for grades above fair, and buyers are willidg to pay the quoted rates of last week for all such, Strictly prime were comparatively fearce this woek, and were accordingly eagerly sought alter. About the whole number of this description Lrougat plump 7c. per pound, and in some cases a slight improve- ment upon this price was realized. There were but few fancy veal# on sale, but we noticed a fow which brought very bigh prices, not included in our range above. bulk of the offerings were ordinary, aud sold at prices ranging from Sc. down to 4e., and some as low as 3igc, The total recetpts at all the yards for the week and last week were as follows — ae Browning's. Chamberlin's. O'Brien's. ‘This week. . rritad 235 109 89 48 lot STEEP AND LAMBS. ‘The market has been some ebat irregular, owing in part to the enormous receipts of last week and the plentiful it week, and prices have * 49 61) | jugtuated considerably. No two days have beeo alike, but have varied according to the numbers received each day. The lar ‘at all the ger ards were commoa to ordinary, with but comparatively cholce. The few of this description which were . The saics were chiedy at prices within the above range The total receipts at ail the yards for week and last woek wore as follow® — ington. Brow '. Chamberlin's. O'Brien's. ‘This week ..1,200 62 4183 + 3.685 Laat week .. 1,463 734 3,685 4,215 awine x were in steaty, fair request for al! kinds, at prices ra. rying from 6),0. to Te. per pownd, with sales of 10,990 bead. The bulk of the oflerings were ordinary, and sold tadout 656 cents. RECAPITULATION. The total receipts of all stock for the wook and last week were as follows — Onloes. Sheep & Washington yard. 380 Browning 7 25 109 300 gl esse? 163% 1 } atthe city yards for the frst nine as followe — « Calves. Sheep L. 36 360 85,893 | 20.659 13.47 31,048 30,312 48.922 70.490 The total receipts months of the year and |aet year owe Berces Chee 360.505 0 Total 147 KACEIPTS BY NEW TORK AND ERIE RAILROAD. Cattle. 1.6 Sheep ar | Hogs ives SHIPPING NEWS. SPRCIAL NOTICE. ieee letters tended for Oe Now Youn Maxacn ald be wet atmanad 708 way voun—om8 Bat. FON RM ccs 6 06 | moow “ ws sere. = Port of New York, @e: CLEARED ag Renmabie Meum Vernon, Layton. Portiand—t 8 Cromwell | Co. gti? Adirondack, Burmeister, Melbourne—Fieber, Ricarts | Peel. Larrabee. Liverpoo!— Grinaell. Towar:, Williams & Gnion. Ulsagorr-Matiand, Fative b On” ‘laagow— , Phe dena, Martin ig ee D roe 2 ‘Bark Crasader, Moore, Msibourne—Mailler, Lord & Que | teen. Bark | Shiverick, Port Elizabeth. APO Bark Lucy Mussbets, Nickels, Gulway—Wais Oartr'a | Park BF Chase, Hall, Portiand—Milier & Tooehion, Bark A Coombs, Drinkwater, Gloucester Waish, Crrver & Chnae. Brig Mingle Mijer, Waive, Marses ioe —Moore A Hears, ' tng. Bis, | bot Perry, Mared 62.305 | Wes NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1), 1860.-TRIPLE SHEET. Brig Alpine, Killman, Havans—TraiMo Bria tem, Wi RP Huck Brig B Vicars (Br). H Behr Cs a meres Colona, ino Behr Bu; Evans. Aug 28, and PS ee ), Behaffer, Rio Janeiro, Aug 23, with cof- Sonth Thomaston), Brad! , Grand i to RW Trundy. Was bees 7 anya 48 hours, in ballast, to Tap- wo & Co. ie May well (of Machias), Peterson, fx 77 cave, wit Kerrond to Stmpem & Xi Brg ieadora fot Pi 2" Hea Tale de Rept 36, with suger and to Miller & gomg into arroyo sebr Col Lester, from New ua iilee.¢ ?), Powter, Balt Cay, Ti, 13 days, with salt, to Brig Aurate (of Providence), Titus, Galveston, 25 days, with omme oe, to master. Hes experienced beavy weather; split Urg Sarason, Leerhot!, St Marka, 15 days, with cotton &c, to ees. jay hew. i “Figues, RB Ww =: Brodie & P Sehr Ji Grice, Aug 18, via Hamp- ton Roads 3 ony, with coffee, to Peek & Churoh. Sabr of Lapenberg, NS), Halifax. 11 days, with fab, to Woodrut £ Robinson. Has bad beavy weathe F. Bobi How Ne 6 Has bad bea e ul ps ard, Newbern, 6 days. wy Behr Commander in Chief, Martin, Alexandria, 3 days. Tae Robe Marthe Ooliina, Colling, Virginia, hebr Racer, Pearce, Vu; Sehr Ira Bilas, ope iE Y EE EEEEEEEREESE TEER a He i e i le Hl : One brig, unkvown. biel SATLED. pfipamuble Persia (ir, Liverpont (named the Baitery at 1:38 ‘Wind at sunset W. Brig Virnerstan, Strom, reported of Rio Jmeliro Ang 2 from Richmond via Bermuda, arrived at Norfolk 6th ult for Scun HB Dyrn—Schr Pidelia, ine from phils, reports Gh inet a! 4:30 PM. fell io with for Pemnreae, Me 180 tons pig. iron, in eabing Cae for jo, wh ron, in & toy sad tak oa Bands. Fhe HB carried away head f Scur Kare Saxcent, Brown, at Boston 9h inst from Malagn, reports —Sept 7, lat 37, lon 20 25, tan gale from SSE a sea broxe on board,'and carried away bead of jibooom and head of foremast. Scun Jonx § Lee, Corson, si Boston %b inst from Mobile, bad asevere hurricane from NW to SW ou the 13, Mth and Ukh ult, during which she lost bulwarks, A beary cyclone wens experienced in the China Sea on the a 26th and 27th of Jone, in which several veasels ar rived st liong Kong were diemasted and thrown oa their beam ends. Lacncrre—At Rast Roston, op Sitnrday inst from the yard of Mesers A & GT Sampeon, & #upertor built sbip of 880 tons, To those a! ell ieterested im Mariae aronitectare, @ clase tn spectic hio will well repay ‘hem for the walk over to Grand J lies. The Mensrs Bampeon Known a mon of sterling integrity, and poe sesa ahigh repntasion for faith’niness as builders, add the ship {iat launched by them wil te sows tarniab Sarre iney bave earn ‘be ship Is now being rigge: will, we understand. when finahed. be for sale On the 224 ult, by David B Bailes, from bis yard at Setan- La finely inoteled and well built rehooner, cf about 2%) tone burthen. named the She is to be under the command of JD Fa ctor wits leary Mis sat Ce rvking of Setar ls a 4 Merril a Abbot. ands Ii Mile, of this cy, and ouwere. Will general ceasing Barret de employed in the orade. Whalemen. Cld_at New Bedford 9b, barks Cherokee, MeKenzie, To eo ‘Triton, Packard, Pacific Ocean. Sid Mh, bark ‘Bid from Sippiern %b, brig Hopeton. Perry, Atlantic . ‘At Fayul Ang 2, bark Milinaset, Taber, from a cruise) oil not reported, woul ‘Off Payta Sept 13, Arnold, Crowell left at Tomber Gom Morris, Gidba, Nichola, NB, 350 do; ‘achelet, NB, eothiag 10, with 150 bbls sp oi) ——s Falmouth, 2 ep. Alfred Heeper, Hamblen, FH. 20) do. « Ubie senses. do, 1,100 ene a een ean Fara 8 ay on a, ; Tetames te Yay, tates aor Ish 0 al Wold, af fom: 2 Louisiana, Kelley. ; Sot Webb NP. 100 ap, 100 wh. oe tirce leaving Pays, 1 do, 40 ap this "weawen bid, Raker do, tao io te ‘igtiant, Cole, ¢o do. Heard f1 lara Bell, Fisher, Matt, | large wh: Dartmouth, Ha’ BB, a A leigs Mitchell, do. 16) bode Mary ‘niren, S00 do. Mary Abn, Matt, 4) sp this season; Osceaia. Hamblio, NB, 20) sp thit wegon, aad 5 | pom ber of ships that had oo taken a drop of ol. La fact. toe eet bas not deme mach thie weaern Arra! Taicabuano Ang 12, dere Lark, Perkios, NL. 50 wh, from Coast of Califeraia, brings no report later than thone al ready paubilahed. ‘The weeiber op the const the present weasoo (6 aad to be. by old residents, the for twenty years, Two ahips were iomt Jo tb mei on tbe night of tne 30th ult, one of which munk al ber anchors, and all om be periahed, the otber was deserted by the crew and dragged p00 sbore— both neous! vemels. A letier from ou board sh'o Arnolds, Crowell, NB, reports ber at Payta Sept 14, from (od Shore apd Gallipagor Grounds, Jam from Tomber, w! bie wo cli. Reporws spake. 90 diate, ¢, BB, S60 sp; afion, Alles, go, 300 Weriport, 0 Mw bevard Carey, Gardner, Naot, 00 do. Also re raat anchor at Tomber Sept 9 Alfred Gtbba, Michole, Ni. Cub, 1.100 sp 80 wb, Com Morris, Jones, Fal- Hera’, » Heaper Hamiin, F1i, 25 mp; Lagrange, Gioid- i do: Aydaspe, Pope da, 23) ao. 12) hyb&: Cache do, 6295p. The Arnolda would be at Taicshuano tn A letter from the 24 offleer of hip Alfred Gibbs, Nichols, NB, reports her 1a Bept —, with 820 bbls ep oil, all weil, ke Aug 5. Matthew . Seve from eame tre A leter from Cap! Webb, of bark Smyrns, ber at Payte Rept l6, with 10 bis ap end 168 do whol Had not seen Sep wh for four months art on'y four times ima year. Ehipe on the grownd had met with poor tuck. over of bark Barnatable, home, and then at night. a bound inence to New Zealand, and would de ‘Al bends from the pledge, aad mo swearing oF bat oner since to Cape Verd isiend at Banbury, Western Avatralia. to Feb. had wigned. the sonra ry NF Parker, of ship Draper, NE. dated Paya’, Sept 1) reports baving lauded 156 bia ep of. Tie charged steward, Frauk Pret), and boaisiearer, @iteou Allen, dot Fick ‘Bpoken—Sep 2, Int 41. lon 87, Roscoe, Macomber, NB. w ap—10 days before lost a whale end & bowl, a week after found the boat, aed the whale inate’, Spoken, &. Riweil, (rom Philadelphia for NOrleans, Sept IS, Int 29 43 Brig Mary Apo Jones of Salem, trom Yiraroane for Poston, ie jat 3 lon jatiida, irom Cienfuegos for Boston, no date, off Cape Hatteras, Brig BT Martin, from Cienfceros for Philadelphia, Sept 24, tat BH, lon 7 4°. Scbr J 1, Whitehouse, Sdays bense for Brazos, no date, tat 32 W, ion #4 W. Foreign Ports, Apnovo, PR, aboui Sept 2—Going la, sobr Col Lester, Ro: etary, kept 88h Harrisborz. Wiswel, “Orleans Caron. i war g. "Orl Couacos, Sept arr an! anchored, ag Am brig, name un- known. CHEDAD POL! yan, Rept 20—No Am vessel In port Favat. Sapt l2—Arr schr Atiantic, Carberry, NLoadon. Sid Oi brig Hoye ard, Wille, Reston Oe. Oy ed Geo Green, Hatiy ax. Arr steamebio roceeied for Liverpoo!) bept Celerity, Grea, ‘York Oct 4, Bilow, Salter, ph Sept 27 Si Annapolia, Pickett, Baltimore Tren Whive, SOrieans; Da Ross, Sept 2— Arr Cumberland, Merrill, Liverpoo! for av Priveg, Sept 18—Th port dries Reltimore, Potter, York arr dh; Conquest, Jensen, for & Mare next day Rive, for Baltimore next day Swyens, Sept IS—Te barks Andrew Oarsey, Maro, from Venice ner 14th , earien, for Boson next ‘Hamiiton, for NYork ifth. Sid bark Smyrniote, Festom. Boston. Are ai fo lah, beri Reberce Goddard. Kingman, Denia. Savana tA Man, Sept 4—No Am vessel in port Br Leora, Sept 18a port seb Indes, Stokely, from Bett more via Dominiea, err Ith, to load for Baltimore, end eal! whenit Oet Te Fr Jus, MP. Oct 6—Arr eobr Dasher, Raab, NYork; gub, Eervon ite, Tn nia a jarseiles; Maria Teresa, at Barcelona; Sarah. and ih . ™ ; Waverley, in the Surana of Sunda; iwordfiah, a: Hong ‘ ‘irr frome Bomon, Dublin, at Crousiadts Inez, at Madras; Cow ‘The Contest, from Hong Kong for NYork, put back Aug 30, amarienm, Dantes Arr steamahip Monticello, Bacer, aro, Granmer, Boston; West Wind, Bur Boston; Arie ALRXANDRI York ochre LP nei, NYork. ntta, Ro- Fal River. 6ld He: Lay roy Re steamer South Oarolina, Pe ton; veri Pendleton, |; bark Irvine. srdrtnan nog Midland Petry, de; sour Havelock, Halteld, Martine. co Wighland Light, bark © B Hamilton, Johnson, from Ba- Sarr vana for . BALTIMORK, Boston via Ne pu fi "parks Texan, ee eee Mg; ae rom do, disg; Lapwi ji from S¥one ‘icy: scare Passport, Hawhion, ‘aS th Herbert Manton. Koos from Boston, all, and pins, Myers, Somers, from Philadelpaia, do; Svencer D, A Flom merf felt String, and Ginloa’ Gatretson, from do, T Smith, from NOrieane. ‘do; James J Day. parrow, 3 yeni. Phill ’ MiACRGOR VILL Sid webr J ne PINEW penuoge = e Biue Fish. do, Adriatic, do, L B Penny. Roche, Philadel: La ath—arr ‘Shannon, [ndianola and Galves- jexico, ton, ships li ‘Re , Bt Vinsent, Cape Vi Greenwood. Nasca. G0 do: Bushire (ir), Gs rerpol, Nas wank) |.ucothes, " ‘Parner, New York; Maipo (3pan) Mas, Havana; brig lap A Chapman, Laurent, Havana Below Sr sche LA“ from Grand Oaymas. Cid York via Havana; Al- t&ih—Arr steamstips Empire City, Baxter, New York: Gen Rusk, Fowler, ladisoola apd Gaiveston iagorda, Gardner, do, Galveston, Hatchines, Havana via Key West, ips Ken tuckian, Merryman Bost, Mary, Orr, do; Olasmerden, (Br) Bennet, (aleutta; Mongolia, Melcher, Liverpoo!; Transit (new), Patten, ba b. parks Naviro (Span), Havans. Cid seam- ebip Arizoua, razoe, Santiago and [odiapola, Spauish brig Destico Hols, selooa; sebrs J A Taylor, 'om ard, Bouaian Isinnd, via T tills: Jesse Richards, Cook, Pensacoln. sed - (vy tel) ships James Neamith, and BJ Kimball, verpen Towed to #ea Sept 25, ship Pocahontas, bark Grapesbot, schr Brillant; 27tb, brie Li = NEWBRAN, NU, Oct 6—Cld scbr Chas MoClees, Ireland, NYork. | NORFOLK, Oct 6—Arr steamship Ben Deford, Hallett, Re!- timore for Boston; echr Washington, New York, mdse wo I) F Keeling. | “NEWARK, Oct §—Arrsshrs Orion, Fall Biver (and sid 9h for do), Sth Wenonah, Dennysville, Me. NEW RBpFORS. Got 9—Arr sobre B Haigns, delphia, 8 Waterman. Bowman, Port Ewen: man, Sippican, for Philadelphis. ' Sid sehr Van Buren, NANTUCKBT, Oot 3—Sid schr RB H Colson, Colson, —. REWrOnT, Get § Arr Br brig Avby F 'Fenao.| Mamels, eeepetn teen 4 Loman, jakwater, bate Aa a , Guipair. ‘Bostoa (and Arr schre A Jameson. and Sarah Loulas, Rockland for ByYork. Sid bark Ciusen (from Naptneket), NYorm, in eamer Jacob Bell, brig Mecosta: sobre agaseet, Kenne, . Se Hal (from Fall River), Alexandria; A hy OM ) =. Balch, 8 P on Se co et, Balloou, LORDON, Oct 9—Arr sehr America, Briges, Port wen. PENSACOLA, Sept 24—Arr brign 1 MMi vegag; AC Meriymas, Melsilan, KYork vis Key ADELPHIA, Oct l0—Art gteamers Boston, kK, Phineas Spracue, Matthews, Bostoo: john, NB achred A Grifen (new, 300 tans), Foster: Minbehaha, Youne, Niedford. | Old sieamanip Can brides. es, . Jordon, K’ bark Imperador, He L Carver, Rumill; Cour nd Pear!, Browa, ton. PORTLAND Oct $ Are steamship @xinpaco, Vall, NYork. PROVIDENCE, Oct Arr steamers Osprar, Kenney. and Shere Wail, | Peliean, Baker, N¥ork; sebrs Cohasset, Tobay. Baltimore; G Faies, Sickerwm, Philadelphia, via Fall River: Joho Parn jeton, Jr, Nipple: Revenue, G phi Ann, Seni, Naiad ( th; Allen H Brown, Bai ‘ Trowell, Philadelphia; Coancetient, ati, Bitabethp rt, sicop Wm H Bowen, Brotherton, N York $id sehre Charies Carroll, Prait: Charles Moore, Inge-soll, aod | Emel ne, Bi key, Tier, Patladeiphia: Tranquil, Bunce; Orater, j Gibbs, A Mount Phath, nnd CBerauton. Ring: Nore Frmma A Waleb. Pryor. obogue. LI: Thomas Hul\. Hull, Peinter, Gardiner. 4 Mouo, Beebe, N¥ore, Sarah 4 Green BH k. Fire lelnod. PAWIUCKAT, Oct 9—Arr schr Hunter, Racket, Mileabeth- port. Sid sehr Joseohine_ Davis, NYork. SAVANNAH, Oct 6a 7—Arr steamsbips Huntavilie, Post, | NYork: Joseph Witney. Loveland, Beaton, abi) Clara Ann, Coombe, Stockholm: brig Maria Feliettie (Fr), Bom St Dom'n 0, bound to Havre loaded with mahogany and sugar, put ia Jor arbor iaakiog badlc: sche Georgia, Packard, Roekiand Cid brig Praneonia, Wa'lage Trini SLPPICAN, Oct $—Sid scar Knock Pratt, Sherman, Philadel AUNTON Oct S—Arrachr ‘aty Jane Sancders, NYork. WILMINGTON, NC. Get? —arr Target, Howe, NYork, Cid Sth, sehr LP Smith, otk. Went to sea Sch, telr © Pendleton, for Trintda SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. A" AMERICAN LADY OF KXPERIENOR DBSIRES TO scone ft for 8 reapenabie party, Saute eh bela Wo 4 o'clook SITUATION WANTED—BY A TOUNG GIRL, | A seamstress: 00 objection to do liht work, undermanas kinds of fami Wheeler & Wilton « aod Grower & Baker's sewing best city reference. Call at 177 7th av., mear 22d wt. NG GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AB COOK LRA _ Seaflower, Thornhill, | BANS, Ock 2—Arr ships wer, bill, tow of | ly sewitg aud dressmaking, and operating 7, —anepemenmgaaga SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES _ A TouNe omni, WISHES A SITUATION AS CHAMBER- 4 ee er, eosiet in washing. Inquire far SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE OI A 0, f0,a8 cook in @ private family, is a a3 008 washer and use work. fhe best ofreterences. a Gaewine es ‘pascment, BITUATION "WANTED _By Tibco armen ae eaters cy sewer, S of em! e of children; is willing to m: Derself rally useful; best chy vets rosce.” Gall a $40 Went lets he hese pe ni ave. in the bakery, for twodaya. 7 od A SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG RESPROTABLE ‘sasiat iD hs lain cook and exellent washer i nf ctjcation ino ibe general bouse wort of enel fumiy? haa the best of city reference. Call at 81 Wes: 2&h et, tween 6th and 7th aves SITUATION WANTED—A8 COOK, WASHER AND a er = ries to do general housework. Apply at SITUATION | WANTED—BY yourg asp! Ce waaher renee.” all f Soon rent rosa we egnh 8 GIBL WISHES 4 SITUATION, private {amnily, ae chambermaid, and waittog. references. Can if not engaged. at 246 mt, between 2d and 3d o floor. front room, ‘ * te r i # i £ Hes i, SEE, ttn amen a taal = wore, 363 6th omum- SITUATION hep pnd A. Sirmtermud or vate {amily. Has good clty references Apply at 243 10th ave., between 26h and SITUATION WANTED—BY English Protestant young ata. of raps, es eal ey he ‘Cen beseen for two days at 621 6th av., near 3&b 9, All's or > ory Has f i i F ii rE i Fi 3 g te fl a woman, a situation first rate cook and seven years in one family. y two | (AS COOK —WANTE : 2 i f el BERS nce. Can be seen for st. rear bouse. 5 tion to do general last place. 2 T nin cook in ® city reference from her RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A to —_ housework in a email Almost three years city reference. ‘West 5th st., in the rear GERMAN GIRL WISHES A SITUATION IN CITY OR country, as cook, er and ironer, or 81 ‘boner = worker; can make good bread and pies; ber Dus bess perfectly. Call at 405 Broome #t, firs: foor, frout room. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA~ tion asebambermald and waitress, or a8 chamhermald ond ebiid’s purre: good reference. Oall at 73 West Mth oi, between 6th and 7th uve , in the rear. Lay wae al for two days ‘at no objection to a hotel: or aw 5 of city reference. Onll at 94 West 24h <PECTABLE COLORED WOVAN WANTS 00k; estanda her business tn all ite eas, { nil kinds, and decverta of all give the best city reference, Cail for two poer st., from 1] w6 o'clock. deser'pl daye at tne: ea 26 Christe, RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUA~ 41. Won a chembermaid snd to ake care of children; Seat, tly and obliging, the dest of city reference from ber | lust place. Gail for two days at Si West 26th st, m tne rear, paqremans oa. wants. A Be m Eng tat 2 rte Hedee i od ire , would bave no ob, wo care of ie ies the ot ay lrg” Oat Front st , second floor, front room, Broakiya. RESPRCTAR, B YOUNG WOMAN WARTS A SITUA- tion as nase; ise Facé pints sewer, good city referesee, be seen (ll auited at S10 West 19h wt, WILLING AND OBLIGING YOUNG WOM. wishes & situation to do general housework. ea plain cook ap) an excellent washer and ironer: beste? elty a ‘Omi. at 295 West 29th si, corner of 10th ay., over tbe store. “RESPROTABUR YOUNG WOMAN WISHES i scion in 8 small private family, aa ironer: fully understands ber business. Call at 196 Bast 2st sh, Decween Ist and front room. i iromer and rive the of city = be seen (or two days at 159 Went 1th st, between &b ave RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISITES a SITUA- 4 onderwanda WOMAN WANTS A SITUAT ON AS in undersiands her business perfect! for two days at 552 ‘ay. near shh ot, in the ReSPRCT: ber own baby Bt her own rear: cubed. Oni at 47 \ RESP ROTASLE YOUNG WOMAN WI8hRs A SITU A. ation to do chamberwort nod sewing; wonld bore iret pret em best ety relerence. Ay} S CHAMBERMAID.—A SITUATION WANTED, 8 reepeets by ehambermeid or Fees, oF to nesiat in washing: bas the heat city re’erence. ly seen for two (aye atl? Bast 28th st, second Boor, rem. RESPROTANLE YOUNG © Hon 10 do tbe homework of 6 anal) pr Food pints cook. Rest af olty reference or dan be nee for two Gage at 212 West ‘nd $b are. youre WoMAD, as washing and ireming. baw day, at her last place, 15 Barelay et. YOUNG LADY PRSTRRS A SITUATION AS TEACHER! ip a private (amily in one of the Routhern Atates, {nly qnaitied to tench Freitas edocation. also Preneb and ober of the weegly paper entitled “very Keekman st. Add Baturday,” “COOK'R SITUATION WANTED—3Y AN EXPE. ho underwiande her A ie willing to aotiat in ihe. if required; be | the oak ference te ae ngeest emp ere where ms i Werleden bear Gate ne nr A N AMERIOAR GI 3 A ation se nurse or waitress: has the bes! of city reference ‘oq uire at 169 Duane at., a few doors fram Hudson. GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS CRAMRRRM AID jp 8 smal! private femnily, an? to make bereel! usef \| eve, segged Noor, front iA | Pall at 166 9th #1, between Ja and #tb com. z bosinews im mil ite COMPETENT COOK WISHES A SITUATION IN A private family: ne oh ention to mawiet in 7; bem of chy reference can be given. Call at 23 Tb av., two decors from 20h et é RESPECTABLE YOUNG AMERIO, twern 0 fed 17 years of arn. wanis ® silnation, to | | | md waiting. tn amall erlf generally user ony sat Cr Bd ave, Letra {bird flee back room. VOOK OR HOPSEKEEPER'S SITU ATION WANTED J” By 2 woman that understande ye ogee: suse, ther ip the city or wold prefer a hotel or boarding house, country. Inquira at Bo. § Ho Aten hoes —A a =ee oF would take * of ® Sie ese To oe Fi st Brookiyn. References are OUSERERPER—A SITUATION WANTED, IN A Hq of meshesion DArting Ta the Gay or, to th a ‘& mechan comity. Ane person in want 5 competent Porta maw can hear of each by calling Ot aro Koo, @ Treene wt, room 11, im ibe exension, for two days gurl ree | renee,