The New York Herald Newspaper, September 26, 1862, Page 2

4 - was bid up to 121, an advance of wo per cent. 06 bj At this rate it was freely aupplied by speculators, Aunt ie 109 1% and the price was pressed down to 119}4 then it 100 14 Gen a rallied up to 120 and 12034, finally closing aé 1205 96 33 } A aahibll bid. Rumors of various kinds have boon sfioat all 96% hd ty of Wash ngton. sLiverpoo...:.: ip ys 32 sore tbs mtvzen ong eo a a it $9 3 ik = 10856 38% over ad She Lars ‘epee aad eee are that toygeli ‘Sid sehr Kvn nok ore NY¥ork chee said to have been given by Mr. Cisco with regard i Ef --Laverpeat.. Ronet fon: ome another 6 th mainbpgullant mast goo me pad to the amount of gold which he was willing to re- -] 5” Axa FOR NEW TORE—THIS DAY. ee ele old cack # Sunekinin, Bish, North Auan'ta | Lor Fae Nae oH sete Ha ‘and re anyon} fins, | ceive on deposit, with regard to alleged offers 59 8 6 82 | miom wars. many OC aul Vid ReaRRRORN ER Wom Aan. SNe Ae Sony eo | cate! eet Bens c Wilson." assess ty Hater, from the banks, 40. We have authority for aay- . =" Z leghamean, Ook, North Atlantic Qecan, | tr; <inene County ‘runner, M Bird, Davia: Scienoe, a “Port of New York, September 95, 1808 | of ni S-orrenee ‘ith 09 bia oll Gina ing aoa Ame mune, Rendouts ea Hiposive: jes pa he pe beapla ft a7 af a tha es | 1388 Fad an Moked it Faye 4 y 4 Tyler, ir, Cin 6 no pledges, an anks Ba ral aCunaken. Ortrane1B Oager, 00 bis oll; Sd Aeiam Bos oe ler, eioe 7, bark oe Hbenaty wi ilo yan “ha | have made no offers. A sum of $847,000 has been ae be sce im aug OF drSubitie 1M Be coe Fleece, M i Fr ith 550 2 ae sp and iho) wb gon, Smithy Mary Brush, Young, and Goorge, Brighten, received in gold'at the Sub-Treasary, Mr. Cisco eee 108 Es . 4 Ship Sagan, ebter Gok, an Sif ene ema pein rysicamer, Falcon, Joner, NYork: aches Arthur 8 | will continue to receive gold at 4 per cent | “100 N's Gen ietim, 110 Be — dleton, Momterideo, ko—J Norton, Jr. Var fn 80100, Pine , with 1.030 ars ail Marie Flowing, 8h wi vatd ea B Allen, Allen’ until he hes got all be wants, which will | 2000 Pitts, FW&Cim ox «2% ‘ara Braun BiottisvieweDee ste | ap ‘ant Inivids, Gar Koso, Pook Puen, | tha Corte Sheen re Bani Phila ipa oss not be, in all probability, till February | 10900 pitts, sWaC2m 87 x | Se mo pore amien at Berns a Py Hannah (3 ‘ Eegw town, 600 ep. Heard from Marit olt the Teland oF | Carre Pratt; New Histson. ait ‘Anu Meria, Ali March I do “or | 15000 Pitts’ FIVACSm 63 Bx Dae thats : eh cere eg (as yee “ v1 ; jor March next. It would never do 78% ry ono that cannot ore iadizestion. En , Rehr een Garin Aieter it sh'Gnit Allen ot aulp Dan(e! Webster, NB. ra. | Bi Mesersley Mrowns IH Nak, Golo, andGo¥ amid: | him to stop deposits after he had received the bé=» | 12005 ClevekP ite. tin | 09 Teag | Liiball' RS. Ban ever'be cared by dogs: gxpecialy by Sore feds Sorte, Gate Uras—W W De Forn Re Aonten sevtland. Sout 14 having ertived ow | Michel Rotiout, Bicrting, one Hage. a i Ty dane, june, Sin: Pp oP brim agg homallle Bg PSR ase ever jon by'sehss, by Brig Meteor,Cormon. Matanzas—J E Ward & be ee stn Daa sete with eels at Cape iy 4 rs, aor anes 8s usp BB ‘i a pean ort; Deen amount necessary for the payment of interest, as, dpeo % 12056 Bx | Ure Pat tamed Tis: testiehaiion, Aibapeenid tase a Fedto Kauahes bole, Weliasy, zavarchea & Chur. en "bor. But c ‘a fe Pennie er lewrie the ve iain bec cen 8 a bre *k et Tarbes Ch arisi, | in that case, a withdrawal of deposits by a few de- Pe ee SHENCK, ifot indie tai Of The obj. ctious wie ate ) ; Mart uttheerow er the Potesheed whater Arete, whick | fe Fowler, ‘Douclasy Giousester: McGovern; Tetlagiem | Positors would compel him to enter the market as | 25 Park Punk... 108 se ale. afin ‘name lupllon a v tantly eee cially lost in the icean the ius ef uty laste mth a fall | Brown, noid Diadem, La Lalu, Yorks ‘slogpa Win A Siecl- disposed 20 Pelaiad Cenalco 104% Maan a ae ne ss Hees | Berea aga Be LAE: | Bane paate mar meet tetaNi cc | to etc Mr, Caco'eacion a i maton. Tie | soem i ta Sehr D Winn Waapn Westin Vaaroneclirtt, Som & Co, | board an ae Pg Nemes Toft in the Srraite peawiu Geo air th nee Penney. | will probably indicate the wisdom of his course, a. Ta a = O16 350 as uenthead with the | et ale may Pale ce Be eS anne enn whaiagion—J W McKee, ovaj Is pty had ted the bone of three Sei Sia wht Gen Marion, Osborn, N 4 will show that this last step of his has been as | ‘ip rong Jeri in "149 oaha: ts Gee sani Tithe on —" Francis Salterly, Conklin, Washington—J Suit & mneing. and & to 10 tove of ail during the fail and ie are Aero lamn Rondon sloop judicious as the other acts of his long official oa- | 85 Ft Way nexchikh 40 ein selint tbtte or tue i Ae Bards. - al of 8. SS TasEa eh Mb a hie Bee 2. Binoy Aiea Deyoaeige Alea doy,ore ta, te se Had he parts toe age as a ya of {fe aciteitss co Li 9 thee ie “f vio lie te Rtoetal an ao ir Mur, 5 Le Bo: open: AE 36, bark Smyena, old—as he must have done if the deposit scheme one and cannot be intr E Bertin Eon Hana El Hae gar tuye) Speken, se. WHAHEM, Sept 20-Arr brig Vinconacs, Fil, Bangor for Mee aidatiat tna carmconantie bo ba, eanae iea bre BOnR Bear Maflota: Gosiean Harwich S Kaskot we iat 6095 Ton 68 Baise HER tor tives ent Bran, Gonety, Mluehtil for done meer SOF NOW EOE: | ov that he would have put up gold to 140 a diate eect ts fo change the food to chyme, wih cei is thee ARRIVED. oe ee Siem for Aftice, Sept 21, lat 44 30, Toh Benet Pe CRT Oulals fom mATore Td ecbr | 159, Tho deposit system will of course increase Dear as, ae 8 TH ros | Rules to aecrete the gastro tube fn sitieit Se a Pte Ante re os Was tour days inthe oearigQazolle, from NYork for Barbados Sept 12, at #244, | | TAUNTON, Sept oar echre SE Crosker, Prectrey. Phi: | speculation in the procious metal, aa it will render To Toledo s Wal) RR gous san rst aoe Pe th Goan sieht Sana Afierynrds jad ight Foretgn Ports; King’ and Whistos, Prosirey, NYork. Sid 24, eohr Jones @ | it so much easier than it has been to hoard. STE crib? 6d re ey map agi gt sara ap | 50 100 R 8 | But an advance of 45 percent will perhaps be | 925 & én. © Chew, Bugbee, Kizabet ft A i, Mullen, Zanzibar. Babee, - . awh feu rie map omic igo: teck nate, ffong Kong, 2d-rAre sehra’ CR Tieton Bavbitt, Phiiadeiphi do... Ueingo harder ineatodten, anpoibor ters. ] Meeby Spt teeta vort barks Abin ery for Hate al Risks Sita eae me Eyio, Meta ang’ Sala’ | all that will ensue. Tt is bad that gold should SECOND KOARD. Contaims no corn cr rywWvhiakew oe, alesholy or any rther | bs gud "D daye'to foad-for NYork; Elita ‘Burse (ir), for Nvork Albert Heli, Phillips; Harriet ‘Ryan, Staples, and Salmog Je at a premium atall, It is bad that govern- | %900US6's,1 yrcer wu M00sus Hud Riv RR. soxz | bodarlrte bot fem pure tiatia sim, whey of never dim Wresuen were us 9: erhoar! Niork: sieop Chios Koreitt, Phitadoiphin Sid’ 28d, seura | Tale st B premiu i 8 3000 Tenn 6's, '90.. 59), 50 ao. krve wil Wie most deLewte momach, ‘The seaweed ix di Bime others rarious ways, all of whom were Sarl Cro: Preshvey, Phiiadsiphia; 24th, Roactus, Lin- | ment should facilitate speculations in gold. But, | 5000 do. 400 Harlem Py rig that as Win Ue mane- Sionpuiaa, su 1g Ot oe OP ARREN Sop 24 carr sloop Victory, Oole, Riizabechport, | the premium on gold being a fact incontrovertible, ee , 7 iy y Caster, tar Lond d » Cole, va : : f do. git BE Ticker, a lark, and the necessities of the case rendering it abso- | yoqn9 00 Marler Ri FIN NCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Iutely indispensable for the government to get gold | 5000 | Norway, Mator, for Bombo. pret, oe Chie . Rie | kB oO paying pase. Ba sae wR Aa somehow, it was obviously wiser to get it bya epee ean ve Ni et ba Seen eo ip mnetetaek: Tovunspar, Sept. 25—6 P. M. process whieh may put it up to 125 then by a pro- ee Aaa go id. Tears led This haa been one of the most exciting days | Cos which waa almost certain to put it to 150. Ang samen w ae The exchange market was rather feverish to- Bough Honey Ine Bre Mauritins; a 14 r a, ‘Alison Gubery | ever witnessed in Wall street. p Willinay D Gewalt; Tyler, Siar, Beatss, for winekta, Bristol, B, 80 a in port Br brig Advance, for New Fe toe port berk Fury, Kent, from Malaga gAnn, irom Niork, disg. ere, to Cavin pate Wee Vain hb sere Liusne. Wess, bound w. tt, and Edith Pepper, Cun- tly Jura (a), for Quabee Lath, rlet vase Yor Bost Rotterdam, 30 y oe cone w 1 roa Poulty Morne, for Sus gaie from SSE to W, which lasted St Jobna, NF, 9 y: bali: G4, enooontered a Wit i (a 245 tous i ept S—In port barks ‘Bellin, on caten (Br), Spence, i MTuiy-e, for Boston; brig Ganges, Dear- (of Liverpool), Towill , it" Sombrero. Light eve rrying away {1bboor ack to Key Weat for repel with brig Wan; oo, Ship Belred re ballast, to Win 1 Cel Jackson, Boston, 4 days, in ii load for San Francts¢ Waite, Londoncerrs, rom, Austere ship Qovan Betle, Brown, Mou!- Ts, Sept licta port bark Rrablem, Baker, from Bo ton, & ro ‘iso a Norw) #ianand ac Ttalian vessel (names ‘a port bark Daniel Webster, Bearse, to (ae from NYork; rd, Ureenock, 40 days, with, pig iron. to Sept 21 lat 40 $0, lon v7, spoke ship ‘Bark ae N Boston ota Bordeaux, 39 days, ia bal- ear Ga Gazwite (Aust), Caml, Bio Janeiro, 8 days, with Mot Haltfax), Dolby, Kingston, Ja, Avg 23, Br), Cutts, Port au Prince, Sepi 9, .to'R Murray, Jr, Biante, New Orleans, ¢ N Rozers, Holmes, ria sii Blanchird Tralee. K Meier Bircham, Nyork. Arr ship’ Monsooa, Merrill, Boston ound ae ists, 2—In port Br sclir Flower of the Avon, White burn, to laad for Bustom S Bair Cay, TT. Sept Tn port brig BC Smith, for NYork No Am vessel in port. port vark, Parsctnt, Gorham, from 8. na. with logweot ant cot Bark Set: $ eman A ac, ew Orleans, 26 days, with sugar, Machine), Huntley, Macnias, 6 days, witn Tit rok Jones Inlet, Lf, where she was vening urdugh the assisiance a to the city. ), Olm, Shields, % ays, with mdse, to daeeioon gE apie (Swe)s vasbera, Gottenberg, £2 days, with iron. to Boorman. J ea d “a fo during whieh broke stancheons, Eastport), Staples, St Croix Sent 4, fib og rigar and salt, to Brest, Br), Rewbold, Bermuda, 6 da} Rice; R Leach,T cir) Nessa, fry ‘CB, 10 days, with coals (tga ey pe es ‘Wune (Br), Tufrey, Lingua, CH, 10 days, with ws Hopes, Hamor, Lingan, OB, 12 days, with coal, Brig Eliza (Br), Doyle, Sydney. OB, 9 dave, with coal, to Beli Atvancs (Br), Curry, Halifax, 17 days, with fish, ku iyabe ‘opori: nomas H’ Thompson, Young ynd Bilow; In (ug boy iim Poon Et: Br “Waesan, NPs ‘Phos Ate rf ud, ~——, Machias, 10 days. nt, Calais, 6 days. Vaneortver. Curt! aM ty tiny Wm Bunan, smart and S K Hart, Kent, Gihnaa, Fortresa Monros, loopd Ritode Istand, Remington, parr sche Some! Hall, Padelford, Farxon Bank Tarnrsa, Capt hy nist with 6 cargo to (Qe Tet ¢ following morning at Jone Toit, Li, Ban eed ed d towed ; in. Davia, NYo zabetiport; Bea hilips, NYork; the Aliantic do Fuemeu Brio ARxac Linx hiadelphia for Fal! River, 4 into bY aa Waku FR: £35 = for vessel pro’ cle: watt i et ind pendence, Winchester, "ror Lingam, OB, for New York, was iwetwards auceceded im reach ~Ao wuknown schooner wae ashore on my Nis Maveeeat cust marmnty. Sept ¥4—Arr sche President, Mall za Bept Zi—Arr sony ‘Sagan A Hammond, Paine, nd tarvoart bow com the KM gins the’ fore raging, Lally wore NYork: sbreP & B veka Pr kienoe Bogue, Taunton Hem: end t, Sagua whe J B er, on sea bach sid Saas At Piteton, Me, 1%th inst, ey Forge, of 120) tom built freighting, ship of 1000 tone, Riyyidens fur Oi ok em from aloft); dulia B CW MAVEN. Sept as—Cid brig S mint. ADELPLTA, Sey or, Low, A aiisia Tor New . She is 176 feet 2 28 feet 4 iucnes depth of uvitas, Wright, Maya- Gain Thos fas McGuire, formerly of sh S2aare brig Beronds. Ne! ha nthe yard of Master Trane Dunning, erat New Bed for * ships Mer # Brows scala! Apped the Wave’ ‘* 209 Ot, A re rom on tha ieioat vsead Sahin ‘hy with @ clap of t! ilps, Ha Moone wit based 10 this morning. a] a bp brat ehr Agguta, Gregory, New ant, pas Arab, Nye, Atiantio Sent home 46 bvis che tai sAr ee F, Clark, Mati, 900 spel Atan early hour this morning the new regula- tion at the Sub-Treasury, allowing four per cent on deposits of gold, began to affect the price of gold and stocks. A large number of small mer- chants and petty operators were trying to buy gold, and making arrangements to borrow moncy on the Sub-Treasurer’s certificate of deposit. In the street operators at once interpreted the re- gulation.as rendering a further advance in stocks inevitable, and bidding upon the - leading railway shares became very active. When the board met the market was discovered to be rampant beyond the experience of the oldest. operator. The volume of business reported on the printed list is fully double an average, and, under the new rule of the board, only a portion of the business ac” tually done is registercd. Itseemed for some time as though the entire Stock Exchange had gone crazy. Stocks were eagerly taken, apparently at whatever price the seller chose to ask; and no sooner had a broker sold his stock at 1a 2 per cent more than he expected to get for it than he had the satisfaction of seeing the price rise one per cent more. Thus, Erie preferred, which was deemed very firm when held last evening at 78, was eagerly taken this morning at 81, and the common stock at 46%. Speculation seems once more to have laid hold of these securities, and there is more exctise for it than there is in the case of some other stocks. Owing to the trouble on the line of the Baltimore and Ohio Reilroad, the great business be- tween the seaboard and the West, which is much larger than usual this season, is divided among three instead of four trunk lines. Of this business the Erie, which is now reaping the bene- fit of the long dock, gets the lion’s share, and we are not surprised to learn that the through traffic on the line is 80 enormous that the road is com- pelled to decline way traffic in every case in which that can be done, A dividend on the preferred in January next is considered a sure thing, and there are many operators who figure a dividend soine time next year on the common stock a3 well. Com- paring the price of Erie preferred with that.of bonds—not more certain of income than it is—such as the Michigan Southern seconds, it is still fifteen s twenty per cent below the rest of the market. Ilinoia Central started up this morning to 734, an advance of six per ceut in two days, At the first board New York Central rose 14, Hudson River 44, Harlem old 134, Harlem preferred 134, Reading 3, Michi- gan Central 3, Southern old 1, guaranteed 2%, Cleveland and Pittsburg 2, Galena %, Toledo %, Rock !sland 194, Prairie du Chien 2. Among these railway shares there was not a single excep- tion to the buoyancy of the market. Some rose more than others, being the favorites for the day; but al! were in very active demand. Panama, for instamee—that staid old stock, which is only dealt in by wealthy operators, and in which there is little or no speculation—rose five per cent, sclling at 150; and Pacific Mail, which was worth about 115 last evening, rose to 117. The business in bonds alone was one-half the businose of the board. All the Erie issues were wanted at an advance; the fourths rose one per cent, The assented bonds of the Chicago and Northwestern rose 4 per cent and the second mortgage 2. The Pittsburg and Fort Wayne, firsts nearly tonched por; the thirds rose 124 per cent. Among State stocks the firmest were Missouris, which rose 144; Virginias and Tennessces were only steady. Go- vernments were the exception to the mai Both the sixes and the 7.30 notes declined 14 per cent. This decline in the latter is the move re- markable as the interest on the October issue will be paid in gold next week, nnd at the present pre- minm on gold thoy pay a larger dividend than any of the railway shares except Panama. Specula- tion, however, seldom runs in more than one ehan- nel atatime. Just now railway bonds and stocks are the favorites, and people are willing to give amy price for them. Next week, eapeciaily if we have more victories, governments may beconic the rage. Investors may rest assored that there is nothing on the market that is really better as an invest- ment than the 7.30 notes or the six per cent bonds of the United States government, with twenty years to rum, and interest always payable in gold. Between the boards there was a slight pause in the excitement; the labor of delivering the enor- mous amount of stocks bought and sold in the morning engrossed the time of the brokers. At the second hoard, as was to have been oxpected, reaction from the highest prices of the morn- ing ensned. Buyers of yesterday could well af- ford to be selicra to-day. There was a large of- fering of Brie preferred, which caused the price to decline to 79%; the other active epecniative sharee—Michigan Central, Southern old, guaran: teed, Nlinois Central, Hudson, New York Central, Galena and Rock Island—were all from 4 to 44 per cent lower. At the close the market was steady, the following being the last quota- u hay reg MT. 101*{ a 1OLK Oye WD 1101's a 101% 4a 8 vu ST Oy & ONG siya OR 7.20 reas m..104%4 2 104i Tia We unessee O'S. 69), % MichSo& Na 374, a N Carolina 6 Missourt 6's. Amer'n gold. Galena & Chi Pacide Mail. Choy & Toled Lf z Cen Chi & Rk Ist Mil & Praw ret. 79 . Fe River. Be a OB Demand notes. 11 a 116. After the second board a very large ‘posinead was done in the outside room. Central sold at 98%, Brie at 4654, Brie preferred at 79%,, Harlem at 21, Reading at 6 Southern old at 3734, Illi. nois Central ‘at 72%, Toledo at 66%. The mae at the close was stealy. The movement in gold was erratic to-day, ae might have beem expected. At the opening it day; the quotation for banxers’ bills was 131 182, Money was abundant at a4 per cent, The Sub-'Treaaury received $160,000 on deposit at 4 per cent. Certificates of indebtedness sold at 9954; demand notes at 11634, closing offered at 116%, The business of the Sub-Treasury was a8 follows to-day :— Receipts.. + _ 219,000 00 ee PS ‘The exc hanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $32,459,665 21, and ihe balances $1,682,641 62, The following is a list of proposals received by the Comptroller yesterday for $250,000 ‘Croton Water Stock of the City of New York,” to bear interest at the rate of six percent per annum, pay- able quarter yearly, the principal to be redeemed November 1, 1883 :— Name. Amount. Rate Accepted. Vermilye & Co. - $25.000 = 104.51. - mas Saffern 12,000 103 30 - 6,000 103.50 - 6000 103.70 - 60,000 104.02 - 50,000 =: 103.58 - s 60,000 103.78 - William 7. id 1,000 = -108.21 _ Richard Par! 700 = 107.00 $700 Saml. T. fxidmoce, ‘Atty: 3.000 «=: 103.5 - James Ward ... 10.000 103. - ‘Abram Beckma: 6,000 103.70 - De Lannay, Clarke 6.000 104.08 - Newburg saving Bank.. 6,000 108.00 - Newburg Savings Bank. 6,000 108.25 = Bank, 5,000 108.50. - Marquart 10,000. 108.08 bins G.8. Robbins & 10,009 105.00 = Isaac Hendricks, Ex 10,000 103.70 = Isaac Hendricks, Ex, 10,000 105.80 = isanc Hendricks. EX..... 10.200 104.95 =_ James Simonson, + 7,000. 100.00 es Wm Brown 2,000 =. 100.00 = amy & Heyo 1,000 103.00 = ¢. Suydam. 1,000 104.55 = Henry G, Marquand. 5.000 108.21 > Honry G@. Marqiind...... 6,000 108.26, = Yenry G. Marquand.. 6,000 105.38 aa Henry G. Marq:sind 5,080 103.51 = Henry @. Marquand. 6,000 103.76 = George T. Trimble 500 105.00 _ Caroline Clark... 2,000 100 00 = Com’s of the Sinking Fand — 250,000 103.00 *- Edward De Noyelies. 2,000 103.17 = M. Weethei 2,000 102.00 = John H. Drap 6,000 = 103.86 pe Bernard Carbert 6,000 103.00 > Sinith W. Clark. 2,500 100.00 = Jacob Losier. 200 103.00 = : 10,000 100.00 _ 10,000 101.00 = 50,000 103.00 ‘oe 250,000 10.25 pai 100,000 104.00 — 125,000 104.06 - 126,000 104.56 = 20,000 = 108.58 - 1,000 = 101.31 4 a a 5000 101.75 - 6,000 102.00 = 4,000 108.58 = 10000 103.50 - 10.000 103.75 - 20,000 = 104.00 _ . 10.000 103.25 - Hrondway Saving? Bauk, 100.009 103.01 - Broadway Savines Tank. — 50,000 103,08 - Uroadway Savings Bank. 50.000 103.04 =- Bromiway Savings Bank. 60,000 102.06 = Blake Brothers & Co. 50000 103 - Read, Droxe! & Co. 100,008 106.51 99,800 Read, Drexel & Ue. 160,009 $1 100.000 Read, Drcel & C0. 40.000 107.17 60,000 Munbatten savings Ins 50,000 103 15 = Manhattan Savi 50,000 103.06 - Manat! 50,000 102.75 - Maubatia 100.000 102.50 a, Amount of bids recetved. $2,161,000 The statements of the banks of the three prim pal cities of the Union for the last week compare with the previous one and tles corresponding’time of 1861 as cine Le Deposits. ow Ww N. York. Sept. 20. ise Si ae Unc aies Sarkar Hissoee pet i 26.97 4 7% 8 7.239, Pana Berke’ a3 Be loka Cae t 4,500 {08 720 198 846,54 51,289,610 220%, 2,802,209 195,742,196 640,003.69 22° Hi, BOS LY GI2NZ 47,071,408 17; We have reccived a copy of eircular No. 10 of the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway Company, showing its condition on the 3ist of July, of which the annexed is an abstra Cost of railway equipment, structures, &e. 6 c6b dae 18 Stock of supplies (or current operations... 3 Due from ot her companies. yt x Miscellaneous asnet 879,015 SL Cash in hand, 418,689 20 Total occ eevee 17,794,306 68 Captial stock. $4,487,495 87 p ded debt see 12\048,178 00 e to other compan . Tiestinmeone Ha bditities, Due {for current expenditures ‘it Joiy and panes ‘fo credit of income account. ‘Total .. ‘The earnings of the company for seven months past wore as followe:— 42030 May Pepruey ei ter te dune Stock Exchange. THURSDAY, fy ad) Le fo00 TS ue 1000 15 5's "th. yoo 0 8 8 74, a0u to 0 Prie Pu RR preferred 0a do. 50000 do 6000 Fit cou 1000 Indiana 6 5000 Li} cou, Da 19000 Hlinols w 3000 Tenn 6's i000 do (000 Virginia 5000 = e 2m NY cenit r CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Taonsnar, Sept. 26: Asses —Iho market centinues to proserve great even ness in prices, while sales were light at $6 8734 and at $1 31% for pearis. Baxanstorvs.—Flour—The low grades of State and choice Western brands wore heavy and dull, bakers’ brands were firmer, prices for some descriptions. The eales fyoted up abo 16,000 bbis., closing within the range of the following Superfine State. Superfine Western. Common to choico extra Western. 9% 85 Ss 3 powamacne 3 PPP peep Eee e 333 8 lows plenty, especially of the higher grades, which were Grmor, while common brands wore unchanged. Tho sales embraced about 800 bbis. within the range of the above figures. Soathorn flour was ta fair demand, while sales were moderate and embraced about 500 bbls, at the above prices. Ryo wae frm at quota tions, with a fair domand, whilo sales embraced about Corn meal was in moderate demand, with small sales of Jersey and Brandywine at our quot ‘was firmer and active. imparted more strength to the market set ly two bee per bushel. ‘The advance in si ‘Tho sales embraced $1 29 for red Western, the 1 29a $l $2 foraraber West vet 26 for inferior white do. , $1 36 for good white Ohio, lot choles white Kentucky, $1 22 $1 23 for amber Iowa, $114 a$1 22 for Milwaukes $108.8 $1 18 for Chicago spring. Corn was firm, espe- cially for good sound lots of Western mixed in good ship. which were ecaree, and which commanded 66c. ite hot to warm, with that for Eastern ship- ment, ranged from 420. # 600. about 75,000 bushels. 8,700 bushels of ex Barley was better; a sale wre bashele tar coenth ho made, to arrive, at $1. als, with galce of 6 000 busliels at. $1 00. for eugmer and al $115 for winter, Oats were agoin firmer ond in bri-k& de- mand, with sales of Id sound State and Western at O20. Corrrk—1ho market was steady, while. making were limited. Cortow.. —The market was firm, without any further ad- pri The sales embraced aboui t 200 bales, ae the range of 56'<c. a 5c. , closing eliff at the latter oe ueriee qualit ‘Tho ‘ales agrog ited Rye was without ee mon Western wi a8 in good request, FreaceTe.—Rates were steady. 60 000 bushels of wheat were engaged, tn fog cue line renocted at under 124. and 75 tierces Ameriews fax cca To Liverpool about at 12d. a 12a., 90 bhds. tallow at atss. To London 60 — tobacco at 3 oil cake te BT. a sing bags; a) and ah do. at 42. scteady, with afvir demand for North river a Tee for old, for sbipment. aud turpentine was Grm and « bla, commen rosin war nm: at $15 25 a $13 50, Othor descriptions were quiet and nom- Fagg pte —Pork—Tho market wae steady, bot ‘The gales footed up about 5 for mess and at $id siendy, with Hmited sates, wh bis. af $13 a $13 5 Cut meats were aviet, 40 packages con and prices unchs 00 Wis at $11 02) 5 a h were confined to 70 and nt @I4 2 814 60f0r nd sales coniined t9.30 @ Hate were firm was ia good demand, and trier with astes of 13200 pai cheese in moderate oman Mila 160. 2 406, for good to rriine St 1G. (or Ohio. Cheese wet Rice.—A sale of 100 baga of Ra Sricrs.—Pepper wa wore reported, chie 196., which was av ontsid Secane.—Tho market wae ¢ Oricana was quoted w ‘The «ales embraced 8, fining grades of Cuba, at S4c. a gales were 600 a 600 his. New Orleans to good brown, and at 1O%c. @ Ll'¢ge. for fair to 560d Messrs. R. L. & A. Stuart hayoto-lay es lished the following prices for thoir refined goods:—Best e.; best quality crushed and prices ynchanget Oon was nouie at 650. of abort 2,000 bara ; with @ small portion at ling fatr to good re wun iuelnded in the 9 BIVANCIAn, ONT & CO., BANKERS, ters of errdit to travel AXK Ne SGHCR=TaR M Savi Fp eeceaee. lina Pe near Houston atret. Interest rata of 6 per ent wl be, Pad on, ell suims of $108 ay see MAREK S PRK, ALIFORNTA STATE AND SAN FRANC n Paris wi a, _ dase P. Marany, ‘See. six monte, pay bunks will be closed to tat de e GW. WILLETTE, Cashier DUNTS PROMPTLY ADIUST: AVY. OFFICERS’ AC heirs of deceased navy ollerrs, JOUN B. MURRAY, At No. 89 Nassou street, N 10) HOUNTY AND TACK, PAY vor THE Idior® ified tn fr iee. lave IW OF pensions are die to Vand Navy Banker, vattles, prompuly KE ‘soon 0 Pine street, coliveted and cashed b opposite (he Custom Hore, QIN PER CENT INTEREST, pay s Hanky corger of Bowe every day frou 9 to 8, apd om Mouilag, ida evenings bas y. } A rn . Cantor: Behe _Bwrwodn A. Bt PINIVED STATES ero o undersigned I rrapipe io reeied Pte. so er wi “Assiatant Tres pec @i ono £0 LAND 0 tes BO} oe for ‘ (2 1D AND “MORTaAGR Oe face may ‘$01 neighbor fever, 4 aa eo ick prevalin eve perhapa, that a Anong the symp ct, pa asin the side Brave! 4 tn kidaege, hervous Weakness ec tremors, gine: 2 nines, appctite, bad taste iat stn the f spirits olhng of quakes life wearisome ptihen = Ol 0 <tay be obsinted hy one or tro botites af 6 Seaverd Tonic, which Costs ouly 81 per bottle. directions te!l fn what'cassa the Mandi ke Pits are re- quired. “in NPTION, the Bua. weep To} eucrived by De. Semexck, as {t's tmapossivie to heal ulccrations o cavittes tr ihe lunge or ‘or the Hulmonie Sprup to search Ui: ough the the storra hy and iver gre brought to x Tonic 1 were Nit mow thoy ave. ined “with the happicet ob cinin altcasoa were tonics, purgatives or stimulanteare value of this medicine is attested by numbers of - re persons who have vacd it, Dr. Sebenck'# certifl- ore net signed by men of straw oi inuivi:inata who are Known (9 the of business are cesizuated, a any werial information «0 thove win may roqulre CHARLES JOMNIOS, vad she certificate P. ti ak ia TONG and rg Sea ats atrer hotng be ls ppaicians, and recommandcl i tha re fOr eedy degtb. Tend inuny other cecjt cates OP RIMM pare port, will nay be seen st Dr. Schenck'e ce, Puit-vneuiwya, August 4, 180% * DOCTOR SCHENCK—Deak bre—T take grout pieasnre & sendin you eertifente, to addilion to many you have already roocived from suffering humanity. I can tind Jae guase suMiciently -atrong to expre! ry, hears o eratifient f the wonderful cures your M PILLS sad’ SEAWRED TONIC have ovecten In the en cure of one of the most stubborn cases of the «fection the liver. “For three years I suffored beyond description: roy friends, as well ak my time in this life w on to which T was rediced that Iife to me hi Durthen; my whole paystons wae ina state of {nfinmt Tecou'd not eat, [ could not sleep; my whole body was with pain, svellings would arlie in may wrists ond ankloa, rendering them tolatly useless. On several occa Aitwoked ‘with a. rua ‘of blood to. the heat, wits would fell me to the ground, and T would be ‘carried for dead. Tay to I eminent physicians Gur city, who etministered” all the, modictnce tmet thay thonght ‘would reach the case, but 10 no avail. Ome of tuem fad Se conld dono more for mr, yu aiviged mm as the last resort, to drink cod liver ofl, Not relishing the Borrid trashe't derlined ip oko it, Acoldsut put Four bavere tisement in my hands. T called on yi Ft ome’ ae and told me what wae the nature of my disease, You them ordered me the Pills anc Tonic, with an observance of diet, pledging your word that in one week Two! Tg man, I followed your advice, an touishing cure was effected. "I ex omic for nome thm goodness and your val Stored to perfect hesiti -T_ most encheatly reeowui-ad, all (hose who are salering from an nifection of the twee, ® Your Pilisand Tonie a fair tial, and a cure will be offeete ed. Tha‘ sent many nia to you w red. Any information my fellow we wi.l be freely even ; 812 Federal atreet, be road, Forme Ay Fin! New York, Sept. 15, syunk Dr, Sem sem = Dean S — This into certify that y at BHAWBED TONTS have cong congested liver of long sianding, dudac which tine she wae Visited, almost dally, by our faniily physician, and the oaly thing He would preeertbe for her vere powerful eneties, wm Lil er sysieu, was complotely worn out by couttutial yommi ecyihing we would hear of we tld; bot al! to me prtiore aud fina'ly, my wife saw your advert! mens he paper, anccon: luded to go and see you. although abe litle ff ahy conndence ta any doctors, afier the experience she went tarough, She has teken about four botties of TONTC and three of PILLS, sud now can boast of ax rood health @x she edinheriife, 1 think this ove of arkable cures on reeor.l, and if publishing the beneit the atck or atmete Four ae nt Uberty vo CHARLE TLL, iW Serents avenue, corner of Twoniy-third D HENCE can be fonnd at lis rooms, No. street, New Yor", every Monday, from A. ont @ PM Monday. on aceotnt of not bohm abie to attend te tna: visti he will ve thereat So'clnc’s in the mnerm up at all neg, been appoluted No, 81 Barch: wholesale and retall Avent for Naw Yor Price of the PULMONIC SYRUI avd SEAWEED TONTO, mt one dollar per bettie or ive dailurs the half dexem Maxbaate PILLS, 25 ceuts per box. in, POLITICAL, EW YORK DENOURATIC UNION auetters $8 Broadway.—A reguiar buctvess meetiag OF the Club will’be heldpet the headquarters, on Friday even tng, Beptomber 26, at Bu'giaas wh stent ad, Kas " Jaws" A. Canotrs Yo ~ POUNG MEN'S DEMOCRATIC UNION O10) —THE members of this eluly are hereby notiied that a ing will be held thisevoning, at 8 o'clock, st the M tau Hotel Punctual attend “DRY Goons. Re B. MORRIS CUSTOM SIIRIS MADR T@ order it her naw residence, No, 4 Auity street, Thane ful for the kind patronage received trom her friends, she eo Nciis a continuance of the same, Those desiring the male Shirts, most modern sivies’ of collara, and every Hety of Tien or Bearfe, will do welt to eal at No.6 Avaltp siree' a ~MILLINERY, ae. AS OPENING OF FALL AND WINTER BONNER, Droaa Capa, and Ienddreanes, of the newest Paris signe, on Friday, the 20th inet. eo pevens, Miho, oh Ril a a N ‘ME. uly 18 DBGS LEAVE TO ® INFORM HER NO ero ere that ahe bas jast retmrned, ih at Vsihegnatoamtat of Bonnets. tit M. HARRIS & nt dresses br , RESPECIPULLY INFORMS, meestve ies last ingolea my Por ot the Incest ini sya miltinery, and on Monday, Sept. n her Room} farlues will not be Kneruyeutynerd Ly seconding Madi ay CAMILLE LACK 129S.tb avenue, bed sire OPED Muse: OPS URSDAY aytec at Bonnets Foss f Yor ve inspetiton of Vas ‘i the public. — at setae ING MALLINERY.—MRS, A. Ay bs aalways over Tayipr * Saloon, will did assorugem? of French Honnets | on the ne apie, WaMtiers savplyd at, the lowest ran gore “ i Tin YA WINNS, 0 Broadivayy oven wilde w all to « ‘Paylo Hoo COAL. $6. 60" Gaia at te Aah oe a “buns JIAWS FURNITURB BXPRESS AND. B Int sisth avonues =Hlousenold Puentture h ix! any ed'io ail parts of the world. Ws moving Furniiure vo and the country, stored. “ssa psi << HITNE nol B parway W see Seer wos ha