The New York Herald Newspaper, November 3, 1862, Page 2

SHIPPING ALMANAC POR NEW YORK—THIS Dar. | ta 6 aL Port of New Work, i, November 2) 186%, ARRIVED, Steamship Ooven Quenn, ‘Tiokiepangtr Aspiawall, Ost 25, ers and tr, ie@ DBA wiua Bake finda Hewitt, New Oritans if say's. with ata 4 (Bow, C45 tons), Galifson, Adstison, € ai & Chored, Briv Admiral (Nor), Anderson, Dubli te Ranch, Meineke 4’ Wendi, Anchored ai Qnara orders. Sebr Mary Clint to Wheeler & Co. e, New Orieans, 25 days, with mise, Y beary weather; 10st forest ockiand). Croekert, New Oreans. alf & Duncan 7 Wiliams, Pn Be" Lattie Davia, Pe 7 Schr Vesta, Tom! a Beir Sacra wuento, tee ee nr Young Amefica, Bai Ste Gere hae Cuastty. Meo. Harbor, ame Riser days Jant, «dave a Sehr Sehr Ss anne, tek, Arn Tordun’ Rondaut for Boston. Peabody, (US transport), Granam Sescfoa Quartermaster, Osho ne, Buifalo ria Picton ana flatt: din wit tow ber ween this city and Atbany. 1 via Ptetow n, bias ig wh tudder tron SAILED Ist—Steamship Cumbria. New Orleans, plzSteamsiips George's Crack. Washington atlaatto ano rieason. jad at sunset 8, light. Miscettanco: The tron ciad steamer W. be launched trom the yard of Mr oll, Jersey Gity, on Weduesday morning aeat, at high water catont 8 | was burnt xt sea no date, in ind or of by Br brig Ap crew, with the “ Fresh ptune, which tar Het lt, end procerd to Marsciiles on ac Arantine laws probybithv of the st their landing, 1 All, dit he ns he declined taking any. Manila for London, before ° a ota! Toss, from Gasvein for England, fey . from tre Florida icRae. Vessel aenore val loss, N Br Scam Avsrtx, from goane for Roston. put into iday AM, in a , With foremast sprung aud date, lat 38, ion 72, v hurricane, lenr for Glan Gatol Canso, and # saved. The wreck would be sold. t DENNIS, of Bath, was destroved by fire at Beaufort, ands sived. Dupuy (of Hampden), stowa with coal. putin aving struck on the S a taken on the mari Of dutnace not yet known, Vessiis Astone—Schr E G Willard, at Baltimore, reports thata full rigged brig, lumber taden, and a schr.are ashore on Thomas Point. Co:14810N.—Report of Captiin Cov Farmouth (RS) trom Liverpsol £0 Liverpool at4 A M, Ist Octo’ Vrevr frow the WNW. On St inst, ul 4.39 AM tuer blowing, and the wind in’ the wrest, a moderate gnie, under double rected wopsails, and alguc tive mijes north of Both tatand, wanting on the Martoard (ack, Baw 2 snipe : c peer oe When the stranse and awn. itt. hristend ofthe pasich eam that: the saeanae ev. he pit her helm a star. all aback, which caused the § LT to siving o1 het being 1oo nour, tbe jibbooun of tap BT. Trevuht theca Goard inizzen rigging of the slip, which wits crossing un reel, thus, causing her te swing off and come down on 3 starboard sti tworth, from Ro ie po t Oct 30 in a & Pigs. Vineyard railway; estent 8'glv by the SL Tilley wee To vering boards, topaal', its, Camage to gear, foretopzallant m gallant yards, matuyard sprung, c ‘Aud ma.ntopmast crosstrees, sail with "wh: Joss of guide ‘opsides,” jibboom ‘carr having received such dainaze, ee in tow by the stestatug Flying Du nock abont 9PM of saine day, wher igo P- pairs. Bursxx, Ov 11—The American ship Caledonia, Iorton, from Akyav, grounded ou the Miiteipate, nexr Wremen, Oct 9, but was assisted off by the Simson (s), and arrived in Bremerhaven yeaterday afternoon. Carovits, Sept 2—The Amertes ‘Wiltiam. fo? Bombay (general cnr nd Harbor, Aug. 29, having, it 18 said, becu. in collision with the hip Gem of the Ocean, Piiiosopher mevican ship Gertrite, Young, for chy was Tin, Intorby the Bur while in tow of the Here les ( gone to the moorings to repair ¢ The latter has proveded. Haran, Oct 12 ed Francois, w York O igrassear, ry yirich fi ship damaged. She will have to be sorveyed. Hawkow, Aug 18—Tho T Wright got badly on at Kechau. abort se ee below this piace, since got ging the whole of her c Provecded 16 Bhanguac. Tue Contest (x), trom Shanghan, Tanglin Keach and disc red that the cargo 1s hore as got badly on shore at a he Governor on siore, ithout ststaining any a Contest has has discharged seph Hale, Stevens. from Bossoin for Falmouth, pit in here Aug. 2i, experienced very bad weather in the Bay of Bengal, where she spring a leak, and was oblig-d-to keep the pumps constantly going; she has discharged ler cargo, aud is now ta dry dock. ett ETE. Oct 7~On ring wh Sianckard’ Pirdea Noulmete for © oF Oct PH drew a ire. ‘Aierican ship Emperor, ton shure on the Cable Ground, drove further upon the rocks and became a toial wreck RAcKET—The Singapore Times of us 23 cnn sieamer Fi che AM, renalwed Un arriving ther an hour and leaving London papers of beating the maii8dayx. Finding Cape Town he in, sue ran round to Stir 's Bay. a distance Ww ° 995 day for eon) on account of ced very hi weainer in 84s dave, Femaining ‘tor Sinuapore.” The winds were ‘Her last thre Binning time trum New Fork a2 the quickest time ever inate between th ‘ork and Sinzapore. ry, ‘Cons oF Bais =At the present sails fora ship of 1000 tons wor rts of of cotton ¢ ee a walt of 1 Cost not pot including bolt rope, manufa ture ‘t reckons 30) yards for the suit at an average price of 75e per yard. For a ip of 1000 tous No 3 8 used, which weighs I pound to # the yard—ma fact give some adequate idee of. thi Amount of cotton used, as well as Of the weight of w suit of falls Steamer T Secor, which formerly plied betwee " Fortiand has bern gold recently. ‘Phe purchasrs are #0f Philadelpinia, and the price paid was $15 00. Gnehalt of ship Riga, 586 tons, bulit at Marblehead 1866, ratin < was sold at auction in New York on tah Syenrs old, bullt by Dollyer and others, has been pur- Bleeper, and owhed: be oh chased by © Brewer. for $700), cash One-sixteenth of Al); ship Vanguard, 1199 tons, bail at New York in 185), has veen sold for $290, ¢ na ‘of Mr Hyndi nmanded by ——ee ‘rom the yard of bi Palme, bark Sarah toma ee named The Sou, to . as, e Capt Tobin. * “25h, from the yard of f Chipman & Bel. be commanded by pro Ives @ sunmary are of New Yer oy Botton Balncee, Ghasteston # Kor Orieans and Galvesion, at tbe latest sesouste trem 133, “ ce, NBS Soule, 14th, ay k Marcelin, Cros: wabert FH, 0 ap: esse op! barks” nee, 4 Engin, le d me Brown, Pai. i ety jn repaid Fond 7 port, OF ay ee ny, ah Pie Geor, ‘28 0) One eee! ini weil, vo, do, 228 ap ialiwroot yey , Tripp, do. 30° ap. Cleone, Alien, 0, 108 §p! Awash w Aw on, The following Vemssle were ol tue huori Ren: | waeels AL Fare An ‘On | Rid badd io pd LY NB. @l do previously, i ww'son, Cornell, do, 249 j Allea, do en. do, % sp; Euphr. Hl Flores,’ Sept ‘16, U: “on, Cornell, do, clean; Osceola Han, and on A Payal, Oct & Ginses, Homnsone N ii18 ip sym Be * 3 lat 40. lon 40, barks Thomas Wingo. Bi Spero barks: Heard from about Se ati tron ahovh Salle: Welker. Gist Bering’ dons | @ Benj Tucker was captured Sept M4, and had taken, all to}. 525 bis sp oil Cont Osborne, of stip Ormulgee, of Edgartown, reports suip was captured by the rebel steamer Alabama {vou 30) bbls mp oll inaluding a whale of which aw iuewsured 23 feet iu he ext morning saw mwhales class INthS chip’ Also repels the mueeed at Payal prev to Oct §. Europa, Robertson, Beverly, Kate Cory, Planders, Westport, bat picked cae to ove of the destroyed walers 1 Ub sp thaw acason. "spoke about Sept 1, ae 2 ae 2 z 33 s fe officer of bark Atlantic, Sherman NU. reports her at sea in June, no lat, &o, with 70) bbis sp and 7 do wh oll t from the first officer of bark President, Gifford, xb reports her at Payal Oct 3, having taken 20 whales, mak- 330, vhs ap ol alas reports bark john Dawson. Cornell, Wi with geet 230 bbls ap A verter fro pLGrey, of bark Tameriaue NB, reports 1 oh sat "Son, renga fe arrival at that te ‘ y shi ‘du Pin, from the Fr SO bois whand ftp ote ik Teports last of July, - Gi ct shake 2 ids al Carta, Oct B rhine Roch Talbot, Taibo!, and So ons ea Shas aba oth ae for me Anise Scans Plamen Ohinaas (and ala for Feunco)s dos, Pea: Wert WileMetinetaketbonas: rent Horonthnd Belle Orvaie. Hnowled, do. (and al aiid (or Bins! land); “Blectrio he So Gandage, Bs hiehotmne (and y; Inapector, ‘MeNear, Liverpool; Cambria, Perry. 2. Oct #—Bld brig MP Rich, Dix, Cork, pert O'S. Br bark these Mandi, from NYork, arr sept be disg and skg. Ut Sone ER Ookio-LNo An weasel n port. Std 19th, sche Maggie Beli, NYork. ‘Vauransiso Oct 1—Arr prev ship Wild Pigeon, Mayhew, San Francisco, Sid, no date. ships Flying Scud, Harding, and Helen MeGaw, Huntoon, Cobia to load for Liverpool. In port 1, ships Keystone, Birnhita, from Co 9g {8 Royer 1 ng; Wild Pigeon. Mayhew, ding, cl load oves And wool at Oxldera and Tome for UStates; bark Grace Himnmond, Burnham, for Chinchas to load for Genoa. [Pix StRAMSTIP ARAMIA, ATH ALTA: Arr from NYork Oct 7, Arcole, at G ire. st Leghorn; Mth, Aristide hy Dobra Kostrenka, and Wivai it Deal; Thorese, int lagenet, at Liverpool: Star of the West, at Tris, at Dubiin; Daphne, at Kingstown; Peter, Fides, old Hunter, at @ 18th, PM, Wisconsia, and Eudytaion, at Litervool: Jane Daggett, in the Clyde. Arr froni P! Jeo Green, at Liverpool Ary {rom Bo: Sid for Ne irom Amoy; 20th, Magnet, tr ington, from Algoa Bas niwerp, | Oct 15, Lu | a vin Queenstown.» Arr from Nvork, moset. and Kitty Flord, at Liverpoo!; Wm mn Vf Grecnocks Ciro Marchand: at Flushing: Winslow ; Actor. off Warren Point. Amertcan Ports. BOSTON, Oct Si— Are chip Golonda, Purrington,. San Francisco; hark Tremont, Wells, Sierra Leone; Young jd Mitnga; Vigo, Norion, Malaga: Dani ¥ Malaga; brig Madera (Br), Bryant, Kennedh (Br), Murphy, Grant Ti NOrleans; Haywa Philadelphians schrs Wi » Philadetphi ceunes, L090 NOrleans, A Ti ‘a 78 and Herbert Manton, Crowell, Philadelphin, Weaver. and © W Locke, Huntley, Philadelphians Lottie ‘Taylor, NYork; Granite State, Hallett, NYork ship LizaiesMoaes, Delano, NYork; Haytien Lxinarre, Port ‘au Prince, via Ty JW Driske, Baltimore; achrs Gol nr eks, NYork, Sid. wind W, bark Gen Lamarre; 1,AM—Arr steamers Missiasi; winpsou, Bewsfort, NC, Sumter, Humphre: Staats? GhimBoraze. CB Tarks Isiai as i,Geo ruswor 1, D& eae Tee! Ly; Smail; Cla Magnolia, Nicker-on; G Wells, Brown; 8 T Chartre, Chart: ey halus, McIntosh, and Powow, Nason, Philadelphia; Julla Bligabeth, Mersilt? Ni m Reis Dazzle, Coombs, and Sultana, Fletcher, berg . Freeman, Fort Lee: Win B Fakgison, ry Louisa, Sith; Korest, Conary; C sou; J Warren. Grant, and’ Florence, Snow, NY graphed, bark ‘Trinity, trom New Orleanss signal Tor t ship and | brig, Cid steamer Norman, Raker, Philadetphia; snipe lo. (not NYork); Fairficld, Hi Pino. Algoa Bay; Talagera, Ment. an mn ‘Oakes. s, Hen dro ‘St Domingo Ocean Baltimore; Julia- Maine, Smith, Ph adeiphia: 4 Heinmmond, Paine: A’ Bacon. Baker; Sami oie imore, ALEIMORE, Ost Oct 31 iar atin. Johu Wi i Chadwick, Caldera and Chanarat; fe & Henry, Guuby, do: seins Ered Hos orrie: Bt Sohne WR Makawk. Bexps ca, aanzas: EG Wiliacd, Parsons, Pordand; Hannah Martin, AF Merwin, Thomas, Boston: Sutnearorn, Madi: pes, Van Name, and E WF Farrington, Barker, rk, Cli Brem ship Bremerhaven, Hilken mistonian Adelaide, Bly. Ilo Janetro aud mkt: ite haries Heddie, Crosby, Phuldeiin ie row.cy. Newbury: bark nington. NY, Australia, Glies, Boston; schr Evelyn, rt PoPATIT, Oct 30—Arr schr William, Dunham, Hallowell for Baltimore (she lost an anchor off the Cit BELFAST, Oct 7—Sid sehr Georgia, Gil York. BRISTOL, Oct 3l—Arr brig Crovane | Eddy, "ivan. CALMS, ‘Oct (25—Arr bark Bllingw Ellingwood. N York: 27th'sshr Edward, Mitchel, do. Sid, brig Amy Wooster, Wooster, Philadelphia; 23th, schr 8 T banitd Clen- Landi Oct 25—Arr schrs Oscar F Haviey, Buckley, tr pion, Hurst, Salem; James & Sam anova, Fullerton, i ; Kenduske: e FALL RIVER. Oct 20-Art schrs Washington. Fercuson, Thomas Winans, Davis, and Sen Bird, Sim: ‘ori er, Brewer, for Phil deiphin (and was-at axehor oa” Mount’ Ho peon Stat); Cunpromise, Chase, and Arion, Chase, Ni : GARDINER, Qet arr solrs Gen Bootle pita ‘and on I. Ot S1—Arr brig J W Seaver, Nickerson, Formerly schr J W Seave Oct ‘Si—Passing in “park Sumter, mn for Be Bost: eg ae st Lic i loason, Coornbs, talian ship Carioca, Coasiglian brig Souther, Phinney, Cadiz; achrs J B Lit ulield 1, tt; J W Miner, Berry, Sallie J Aiken, Godfrey, rr bark Augusta, Amidon, NYork; achrs Gino (Br), Tiealvpic (Fr), Annero, Matamoros, Davis, and J Godfrey, Giark, NYork; an Gallen, Beaston, Phitedeiphin Ellicott, Duncan, Jeh—Acr bark Mary B Rich Carlton, NYor —A Ip : Philips’ NYork {and ald 24th ‘Rich, Carlloa NYork. Cid batks g, Tarrazoraand Barcelona: St Mary's, Hooper, NYork; reir Castor, Lee: ee Arr brig C H Jordan, Plummer, Phitadsiphia, (ld bark Conraa, Sulehury. Bordeaiix: briz Nibraska, Giles, Bostn achis Kate Stewart, Wool. NYkor; Gora, White, Ruatan Ie- Ings TS Raker, Divts Niork. rr bark Sunrise (Span), Roig. Bact Sitcher, Key West. Neh ols, NYork: Undine, Thompson. NYore: Faith, Clark, Bordeaux, schr Loyal Scranton, Lawden, NYor \SAre sehr Foam (Br), MeCos) Halifax, XS. ‘Arr chr United Siates, Caleb, Pens ‘iown and to aca ith inet, barks Hnwnibal and aks Tiasca and Onmanli; brigs Georgia and hip Clara Amn, bark ‘Alle: \ Parmelia Flood, Sige Peusting and Mieks; “th ey aud Justice Story, sete JB Latchiield: one, Lucy Francis, Lawre 4 achr T Towed tn over tbe bar, bark Ligue Rice, and from » Lo city sche Fon) EW BED! ORD, Oct 31—Arr sehr Dant Webstor, Bearne, oops Guilford, Chase, and Agent Danica, NYork.. Cld, 24th; bark Stephane, Burdett, Havre, yBUR\ PORT, ‘Oct $W—Sld schrs Edward Lameyer, : a Philadelphia . Oct S—Arr sehrs bs Wilcox, Provi- lisabethport, Also, Br jorthera’ Light, WYork? sches Eflzabeth Davideon, 1 Nelson Wells, Rider, do tor do; M A Hillitreth, Andrews, New Bedford for do! Albert Field, Pa Lo Filedel ia. WY LONDON, Oct S1-Arr achr Albert Treat, Kennard, late Whitney, lost oy ‘rom Port) je, Och inst, ‘or ae Pit, in dis esa htt ost captain, second seaman, ‘booms, ac. na hurricane ‘ iyevioialy reported. OTP HAVEN, QocSIAre seh ox, Eilvabethport: Jas Bisp, Boston for Sore rances, Wiley, do for do; Althea, i hin aloopa Cabot, Bennett, ‘and John Motiler, Ma: naban, Bitzal LADELHTA. Got S1—Arr bark Taace R Davia, Holmes, NOrieaus; brict AJ Ross, Small, Providence; Delaware (Br), Ross, Provilenes; Catharing Nikola Grant Alexan- dna! JF Wether ll, Surobridge, NOtieans; Elian M Strong, ies Bost Loubse, “Hallett do's Mary ‘Sian; ish, fs Bw He rh Harwichpor Fist pos ni ‘reeman, Howe “i ed, Soh ost - ebb, Buckingha iiase Postma, Badade, We fo } Savery, Provincetown ; _Corbulo. Mal Bement, Parker, do; J & N Steelmn, Barnett, npposed ti Trople, from NYork. Cid ship capuleo; barks’ Old Hickory, Mead, le, Howes, Port Spain; J away, Portsmout hi Grove, Eis , Bi S Gite) Anas ite ; nee) 3; New oar tle Harbor, sel it Lake, ort Ro Anderson, Kinj Sih nelia, Noyes. ment, ne. motos: schr Thos hn Grifin, Nich~ ian Eden,’ Reed, Franklin “Barlow, Boston; Linea Erovetiss 16th, Bus i London} Sea Eugl Boep- Bayles, tor |, Siatesman mers Falcon, Jones, and a PROV Bnieteey “ArT ston Petre, ou vag, Nore: bark rk Young Novn Scotian (Br), No. oy! adressen ales: Ne Daeaage, low atte aes); Techs Ro i Hopmin At ary ye Fileitesg oot ‘i ne, Shee Eiltza Van Buren, ry Aun 8 ith, id Smith, an Gate amma, De: F: She ay sha, Mort torn: Cal Coxsack| ia ec Fi bbe, vetnpsres rman or NYork. aFis di wise PORTLAND, Oot Honter, Margnail, for NYork! ois Summiy, Nov. 9, 1962; The foreign commerce of this port for the week, ending yencerday shows an gate of about three Millions of dollars, against’ gregate export of prodyes, m aise And & amounting to nearly five atd @ half millions, thus leaving & balance of nearly two and a millions in favor of the port, exclusive of the movemént of "f, | American stocks. Of these latter, so far as We can gather, the import from Europe during the past week rather exceeded. the export hence; but no figures oan be ascertained or even conjec. tured, Our trade for ten months, ending 31st of October, 1862, shows an importation of $152,000, 000, agaiust an aggregate export of $175,000,000-. 8 balance in fav, Of the country 1 to ), exclusive move:nent of Ame i- can ‘stocks. Foreign exchange is still main- tained at a point. which stimulates the a ‘exportation of everything that can find a market: abroad. ‘Notwithstanding the recent advanée in almost every description of merchan- dise, experters can still afford to outbid purchas- ers for home consumption. Importations continue | pretty liberal, and, notwithstanding the high price of exchange and the high rate of duties, bid fair to continue so. A few descriptions of dry goods are slow of sale; but, as a general rule, the recent ad- vance in prices has not materially checked con- sumption, and the importers and jobbers are doing much better than they expected. The heavy taxes which home manufacturers will have to pay under the Internal Revenue act will in a measure offset the high duties that must be paid by im- porters of foreign goods. The export of specie, which is usually light at this season—in con- sequence of the shipments of cotton—is so this year, though we are importing about as much cot- ton from Europe as we are sending itere. “his arises, of course, from the increased exports of ‘breadstuffs. The following are the official tebles of the foreign trade of the port for the yew eat nite January 1:— Inrort, fig ty “pha $1510 200 oacosa 1 lss.to8 ry 183, General m'dse...°. “2)924.600 1,622,488 1,722,573 ‘Total for week.. $4,903,050 2,244,130 3,005,675 Provioualy eopr'd., 196,801 784. 100,000 811 149,018,415 Binco Jan. 1,...$200,186,748 100,163,741 151, baat a 50 Exports or vey AND Muacr an! 1960. 1861. 1862. For tho woek .-,.. $108,781 2,803,045 sees 28 Proviously ropt'd.. 17,506,34} Sinco Jan. pS 107.055,631 Sas Exrorrs op Srecie. 1860 1361. 1802. For the week $188,700 — __ 351,347 Previously rept'd.. 44,451,656 6,405,225 60,643,140 Since Jan. 1......$44,6 50,994 487 The bank statement which was published last Monday showed a specie average of $37,453,531, being a decrease of $1,305,725 from the previous week; a loans average of $174,879,346, being an in- crease of $2,367,261, and a deposits average of $164,497,972, being an increase of $160,524. During the past week the banks have not made any very material changes in their position, thongh the deposits and loans have somewhat increased. A steady accumulation of money at this financial centre continues to be.anticipated by leading financial authoritiea, though the progress of the war, as it reopens to commerce section after section of the revolted States, will naturally de- velop new fields for the employment of capital. Some capitalists are sanguinely expecting to be able to use their means in the new de- velopment of the State of Morida, under the auspices of the colonization scheme lately brought to public notice. But nothing tangible or prac- tical has yet been broached in regard to the matter. The subject of lending on gold is ceasing to attract attention. Some of the banks lend as freely on gold as they would on any other article of value holding that gold is, in effect, a mere article of merchandise, and has ceased'to constitiite a part of thé mation?) currency. Other institutions decline to lend in cases where they have reason to suspect that the loan fs sought for speculative purposes: - ‘The: at- tempt which waa lately made. to induce uniform action on the subject, through the medium of res solutions of the Clearing House, has failed, as per- haps it was best it should do. Money closed yesterday in abundant supply, at 5 per cent to good borrowers, on first class colla- teral, but quite scarce to weak borrowers, and on the fancy stocks, which have advanced so much of late. Merchants get all the money they want on sixty days paper at 4a 5 per cent, and at 6 a7 for longer dates. Government certificates of in- debtedness are selling at 9914 per cent—higher than they were a week ago. There is no reason to fear an advance in the rate of interest ao long as the war lasts and the government continues to issue paper. But after smart speculative movements and pending elections it must be expected that the money lenders will exhibit more caution in part- ing with their means than at other times. Demand notes, available for Custom House purposes. have fallen to 125% a %. * Gold closed yesterday about % per cent lower than it ruled a week ago, being offered at 130%. The first week's experiment of excluding gold from the board has answered very well indeed. Speculation in gold has been very much reduced, and is now confined, for the most part, to foreign brokers and small dealers, who, wishing to gam- ble, prefer gold, which they understand, to stocks, which are @ mystery to them. It was generally expected that the first effect of throwing gold out ‘of the board would have been an advance in its price. This expeetation has been disappointed, and now bullion dealers profess to expect to see it sell at 125 within afew days. The operation of the Internal Revenue law is calculated to depress the price of specie. It is abundantly evident that under that law the public revenue is going to be ao large aa to render further excessive issues of pa- per unnecessary and the prompt payment of every public obligation a mathematical certainty. The natural effect of this will be to diminish the differ- ence in value now existing between paper and gold—in other words, to arrest the depreciation of the currency. We can now see, too, that the de- mand for gold for export will be very light. Our exports are in excess of our imports by $23,000,000 for the frst fen months of 1862, and, thoug! the ‘bank- ers and speculators in exchange have thus far succeeded in keeping up the price of bills, the market is very heavy and the tendency is down- ward. The leading drawers are abundantly sup” plied with produce bills, and if our imports do not materially increase, and the volume of stooks im- ported does not largely exceed the volume of stocks exported, it is hardly possible that the pre sent rates of exchange—143%4 a % for bankers) bills on London—can be maintained. In this, however, as in every department of finance at the present crisis, much depends upon the progress of military and political events, Military successes will cause gold and exchange to decline; defeats and reverses will cause them to advance. If the administration of Mr. Lincoln appears successful, tig exchanges will move in our favor; if it loses pubifo coisfidence, they will probably turn against us. Alar, sat of both gold and bills is held by capitalists in this ohty Bnd else qa speculation and partly as a eafe inv “to try through the present cri: The following table shows the course of the stock market for the past week and month;— Oct, 4. Oct. 11. Oct. 18, ot. 25, Nov, 1 0's, rogist'd. 106% 103% 10410336 oan Virginlen...... 66. 00 68 6p” ‘gast fasourrerc. Ose | Sas Be Boy Sa N.Y. Contra. 10334 106 i ‘Heading.....+ 13K ws as 15% ue The pains Pro foarep which 5; ‘olguua on the Stock Exchange for couple of months ap- pears to have at length received a check, partly in Sonsequence of the election. Parties usually shrewa <2 their calculations are reckoning that out of this electi.” May come & new conditiun of af- fairs, in which pemye Propositions may at all events be discussed; and, 48 the first indication of peace will put an eng to the indeBuing issues Of payer At) BOS Ay, mon “apo based, they are looking forward to commence- | ment of liquidation, and consequently to a return | to old prices. A day ortwo will show whether the | first premise apon which this bear theory rests be | sound or unsound, {n the meantime the great | speculators in the street—the men who sperate for large amounts and who lead the public after, them—are standing aloof, prepared to act as cir cumstances inay dictate, If political events should foreshadow anything like a peace convention, or an attempt at negotiation, these operators will at once begin to move beldly on the bear side. If there should be none of these indications, but, poand to the enormous on the contrary, a prospect of a steady continuance of the war on the old ple, and with the old financial system, they will, of course, proceed to operate for the rise, ‘The position of affairs in Wall street just now is, however, very peculiar and anomalous. If Gen, McClellan should attack and utterly discomfit or scatter the rebel army in Virginia, the result would be an advance in governments and a heavy decline in gold and fancystooks. If, again, McClel- lan should be himself badly beaten, gold would probably rise, and there would be @ panic in Bor: ernments and fancy stocks. Last evening, and, indeed, throughout the any yesterday, the indications pointed to lower prices, at least for the present. The leading commission houses were sellors of stocks. The buyers were mostly street speculators, of whom there appears to bea clique in each active stock. Erie, which has been for some days the mainstay of the market, is thus maintained at the recent advance of 20 per cent by steady and persistent buying, and the na- tural reaction is prevented. In most of the rail- way shares speéttation seems to work quite inde- pendently of traffic reports and apparent evi- dences of intrinsic merit. Thus the shares of the Mlinois Ceatral—which is doing a very large busi. ness indeed, and taking more money for traffic and land sales than it ever did—are heavy, with a downward tendency; whi'e the stock of the Gale- na—where traffic is fallin: off week by week, in consequence of the failure of the wheat crop in Central Ilinois, and which will probably be unable to pay its usual winter dividend—is ac- tive at an advance, A very large busir.ess is be- ing done in the Michigan Southern stocks, though no one pretends to be able to figure a dividend on either; while Rock Island, which will probably pay regular dividends hereafter, is lower than it was @ week ago. A wild speculation is going on in Cleve. land and Pittsburg, whose managers could not see any merit in it a few weeks since; while New York Central, which is doing a magnificent bu:i- ness, is neglected and dull. This condition of the market has not usually proved a safe one for out- siders to tempt fortune in stocks. Governments have advanced and are firm, witha fair prospect of touching higher prices. It may safe- ly be said that no other investment in this market presents as many advantages as the sixes of 1881 and the 7.30 notes. Whether we carry on the war or bring it to a close this winter, these securities can hardly fail to~appreciate. Peace would put them to 15 a 20 péb cent premium; so would fur ther issues of paper money. As the interest is payable in gold, the sixes really yield an annual income of $8 per $100, and the 7.30 notes $9 43 per $100. * asian COMMERCIAL REPORT. ‘Saturvar, Nov, 1—6 P. M. heii sicied bal were made at $8 125, for pots, and $9 for pearls. Breaperurrs.—Flour was dell and generally 10c. por bbl. lower, with sales of 10,000 bbis. State and Western, 900 bbis. Southern, and 400 bbls. Canadian. Superfine State. . Extra State, old and new. Superfine Western... Common to choice oxtra Western. Canadian... esses — mixed ¢ to good ‘superfine. R teense Pode coma, jersey and Brandywine. —Whoeat has been unsettled, all but prime winter having been somewhat cheaper. Salos of 146,000 bushels at $1 45 a $1 58 for white, and $1 34a $1 42 for red and amber Western; $121a$1 32 for Milwaukeo club and amber spring aud $1 14 0 $1 21 for Chi “ay te was jo lemand and prime was hi of 90,000 ushela mixed Western at 73c. a for sound, and 500. a 72c. for unsound and heated. Ryo and oats ‘were saleavle and firm. 4,500 bushels of barley were sold at $140.0 $146 Corrns was less active, but very firm; 1,000 bags Bio 610. fer middling, ‘and 200 bags Java with a moderate inquiry, and sales of 1,500 mosnaaca® SSRSSsssss eSoxsnm0oce ssssssskasa a a a a a a al a P. Corton was quoted steady at 603¢c. Fraicuts were dull and oy To Liverpool ol there were shipped 50,000 buzhels wheat at 8d. ‘a on wh tn bulk and bage; 200 tierces beef at 6s., and 200 tons heavy goous at 25a. a 363. For Glasgow there were taken 9,000 gallons Oil at 388. 6d. Hay was solling in lots at 60c. a75c. Market steady. Hors were in fair demand at 18c. a 25¢. tor new. Lix.—‘ommon Rooklsnd was scarce and wanted at ‘T5e. 5 Tump, 90c. MOLAsams was inactive at previous prices. STOCK OF MOLASSES NOVEMDER L pt 1861. 1862. Cuba muscovado, bhdi 3,082 «1,916 Gaba clayed 18 Porto Ri 2307 2,048 Cube and New Orleans, bis. 2204 pt a Cuba muscovado. 1,158 1490 eee tee 3,400 1ai0Ns.—Porkc steady ‘and i in samen at $13 for By "and $1187 2 12 for rime; 1,400 bbis. were sold at Cres was dall and only 135 bbis. een arena grovinus prties Tard doalingd too3o. « 10 with oulee of 1,200 F peckages. 500 boxes Cumber! bacon were sold on private terms. Butter and cheese were unchanged. GTOCK OF PORK AND BEEF IN THE PACKING YARDS OF KEW YORK November 1, 1861 October 1, 1862. Suaars were firm, though ‘aotive. Sales 550 iy New Orleans, Porto Riot and Cuba at 10c. a 11!g0., and 1,365 bags Man{lq On private terms, STOCK OF SUGAR NOVEMBER 1. 1861. 1862. 2.628 21,026 itz 1,742 47 fa 912 17488 28,604 ‘a oS a 42,848 82,822 12,004 7,814 mado of 160,000 Ibs. at Ile. 11ic. ‘Wmsxav was heavy at 37¢ 4870. closing at 87c., with sales of 650 bbis. FIN ANCIAL, | RMY. 2D, Ray ear, AND Ol i, FFICE.— Ane RIZE MONEY, BOUN} eri ual sii 2, 18 Which our. present ens a any d anger Lie Lond z r Br } WPIMANOIAL.+ = ‘Six as TERS NEATLY irk a n4 tou aureet, New York. coy reese SECOND MORTOAGE BONDHOLDERS. Divirion La Orocee ‘wad Wllwasnee Hat rond The owners of the Western Division are about to form a new Sorporation, to own and operatn the whole e f Grosse to Milwaukee fo that end we vite Your Co-opersGom, and pan cout ion of your surven- : mortgage bonds, we wi under the provisions of our sarcome nt, made October ‘er 1561, to give you 3 por cent in new mortsuge Londs over the i ane and 48 per cent in preferred capital sa ° of sing coupons mate © { cTBepie iver ihe oem fw sound he hands rae Seymour p street, om oF before iidtindieateal Baad Bick N. COWDREY, fotack Uatr EN, Wat, loouto Trustees BM BtcHes, _Ocroume 29, 1862, U~. 8. FIVE-—TWENTY YEAR six PER ¢ ORNT BONDS Constantly on band, and for sale at INTEREST TO COMMES CE F Mion DATE OF PUR- The interest on these Bui at he rate of cent per annum, payable Ist of inbar,. tn. gold which May Novi he present rate of prewium on gold ts cquivdieet 3 por cont piry are the cha market, and pay the ‘They are destined and moot avaiiaite of al 4 government grouriiy now tn the largest interest on their the beat Knows cost popu: ‘all the bonds of the governimeut. which dhe government now re- and ic the people, tor continued hen gerenty ‘keep Ut fad make the wyaet cain me Ube pa ny - dol. an 1 more accorsible ‘and ever Aer. ia ‘Gieaa through ws contribtten to. the direot ‘support of ‘of the gov rerminent, ISK & BANKERS. $3 is WALL ‘ANTED TO LOAN. Eos, TEREe monrus, by n widow lady, the payment of th same « handsome! furaiahea Pastor, Meith be ziven ina firet ‘Address A. Post ollice, for three > age $2. 000. $5,000.—WANTED, TO BORROW, THR suns of ‘and 35,000 upon improved Real Katate in the dlty of New York, Address Borrower, Union ara re i: PILLINERY, &C. T. HIGGINS, 126 SIXTH AVENUE, 3 Gol the ars premium at the late London Bxhibition, . T, HIGGINS, 176 Sixth avenue, Makes the most stytish Bonnets in this city, M. T, HIGGINS, 126 Sixth avenue, Has the largest sock of ready made Hats, M. T. HIGGINS, 125 Sith aven, Sella the cheapest Bonnets, M, T. HIGGINS, 126 Sixth avenue. Sells magnificent Bonnets for $7. §, 126 Sixth avenue, Requests an inspection of the $6 and $7 Hats. M. T HIGGINS, 126 sixih avcnuc, and Beaver Bloomers, very cheap and stylist, S’, 124 Sixth avenue, thi ouly complete Milinery establishment tn Sluice, We sell the finest qualities of French Felt and Beaver Pouncts, trimmed in the nicest syle, with all sik velvet and real ostrich featuers, Jor $6 and $7.” Look at them and be convinced they are worth dowb.e the money. They say Uhat our countr, trated ‘Aid the world wid a But we (eél that thei When we took at the Old England has held its 43 ‘at fair, And the Yankee, she did not esteem him; But HIGGINS’ Bonnet was there, ‘And got both the me Jal and premiam, Our reaivurora are uoi yet exhausted, ‘There is plenty of m ‘And tho Fag wai Prench will bave fost i If they Liunk we are used ap men, We have still both the credit and energy To make in tho world our mark. And HIGGINS wit! wake up their lethargy With the medal he got ‘rom Hyde Park, If you want to buy a Bonnet, and wish to save money, to INGGINS*, whioh in unquestionabl ly the cheapest p Whe city Borinet Frames aud Materials of all Meoripuode old ut lower prices than at any down towns Jobbing house ~The care leave. the Astor House snd Canal str avery iwo tiinules, and pase the door, Tell the sonducter tet you out at the corner of Tenth atrect. The fare is bul tive conts, and milliners will save aa many dollars on a purchase of twenty dollars. Come im the morning, before. the rush of our retail business commences, ua we can then best attend to you, 7. iG 136 Sixth avenue, two doors f nth sti Mapa MAS, LATE {BUPERINTEN! ENT OF THE Cloak Departinent of Mexsrs. Arnotd. Constable & C4., iniorms the ladies of New York and her former customers shat she bas reopened ber former e: tof Cloak nd Dressmaking at $8 Amity sircet. _LOAN OrvicEs. eae eo cor tae 39 0, Broad direetty, oppo te the. “Bs. ict irate JOSEPESOLONOR, Commission Merchant, 610 Broadway. TT! BLEECKER STREET—PAWNBROKER'S te ets wanted. Advances made on Diamonds, Wate! of Baton, Highest ; ee Pawnbrokers’ eta ramon: cl 5 . oa tacos Sp enlee wer Ware, Firearma, T 6 NASSAU STRRET—A. HONIGMAN, DIAMOND broker, makes liberal advances on Diamonds, Watches, Zewolry, &c-, or buys them at full value, at hie private ofloe, oe ‘Maes street, room No. 2, up stairs.” Business cont ja T 68 BROADWAY. dash So Dlatnon igeesnia soaks buys the for ‘Or unset; or buys the same $ ye Watches, Silver Ware, cand and Pereoual Pre: PORNER. OF BOND STRERT, ‘AN procures advances ecrarroat EAGLE LOAN OFFICE, 235 GRAND street, under the Oriental Bauk, advances iiberal Jewelry, silver Ware, G foe Pures m Wearing Apparel, &c. and new cold jana au: ver bought, intorest moderate, business conddent ONRY TO LEND, IN LARGE OR SMALL SUMS, oN tches, Jewelry, Plate, Goods and Personal Property of alt icscriptisns Gove be redeemed st any time within one year. H. BARNARD, 21 Third avenue. Private office entrance, bal Jor B SALB—A FINE, sng ANDSOME 81 boa, anand A goed Veurlavers ADR. We: PINSuNT, 50 —— o THE SUBSCRIBER WISHES TO INFORM HIS friends and the public, that he has opened an ostablish- ment for the purchase and sale of Dogs, at 309 Broadway. Particular attention paid to Wrotrsstmont ana Cure of dis- eases of all kinds. | N ‘obi Dogs sold on com- Iniseion. boarded, trained, cropped and trimmed in the ueatest manner, One four ‘pound Black and Tan Dog, express! ex: for stock: etd pound Black and Tan reat t well broken able nose Spanish Pointers, of them: Fox Hounds, Beagle wits and Ru Hounds, Kugllah Grefhounds. Talian F cca a Jargest in the citi act &I doers Mon: Remedies for killin La ol tle, shoep and fowl; for on treeecea nevertalling cure’ dreas H. Gardner, 309 Broadway. Hours from 10 q As o'clock; aiter that at ihe corner of Broadway and Patios street, N.Y. a MATRIMONIAL. YOUNG MAN, WITH A SMALL FORTUNE, WOULD like to find a wife; would like her icoking and of even . Please address W. H. Wille, Post office, New York. Mis OLD TOO S00: and those wishing a «O08 Pout often, Ker y, for oF bie ry Dr. Hollick, author and lecturer, Gratis pr] paid, to any address, Oice, 0H Broadway, from 10 H. never leaves tho city, and has ne agent or partner, ATRIMONIAL <A YOUNG MAN IN EASY CIRCUM- Please address, ming fan seen ‘ana pnelosing earts dé visite, James Mon York Post ‘ice. HOTELS. <8 PDI nnn = HOUSE, DWAY ixp iD rWeLernt STREET, — (Bontvance 48 Farelith at h street.) ig RUROPEAN PLAN. Acomnmodation for famitt fewand tran lent gues! e cua w. *w HUN Pr roprictors, nose OF CURING CERTAIN RB HUNTE readful Lt Looe ee caine orchitis and all affections of urinary transce: its enedcial eau the treaiment of all other Phystetan His old and only ofice ts at N street. Estabitsh- Mo bisa. U. 8 Cate Agent se Inte Pret ARMY AND NAVY CLAIMS AND THFORMG: Hog | | E- [ip ns et ~~ Wash. gion, Thave for collecting all ment 4 Pine street, Nev ‘New York. tea SIMPSON, Lawyer, 4 900D MAN, HAVING CASH, CA‘ v A Saperiog are sag ieee woekly durt wo ‘eekly dv , i JALIFORNTA at, ST, 1800 OITY on eae) ty Wit & oOLe: fail atreet, New York, Osby aude COUPONS BOUGHT = ooo a by AUGUST BELMONT & oo., UEC AM, vaene: aaah oh particulars i FORK, FROVIDENOE A Pe 4 agcont mn’ mactmge Binds 9 Vondon id pore xten sion beards 1 be y M. MORGAN & 80! EW YORK AND HARLEM ated om ae MPANY he oflice, corner of F Sree street i * be bonds mor Nover fe Sapte | ERR RE EES )*.COBBETT, MEMBER OF THE NEW YORK UNI. ‘Medical lege rgeon: don, can be Sousulted athe Ms mom howerasle ce naaios a arbi rind Hea ie renege pe eran %3 DUANE STREBT, HAS FOR THE Sores guarenrecs ta rites mimo charge made. fs oflce, fromm Bia aa B, RALPHL, CAGTHOR = Rigi oe ane ree oats od TAR “PRIV, mares ae S gHMEDIES, = THE ONL’ ies cay es oops so ie Pee, ve cHanpEaagra one ss Vn Aea™ HK Um Seemed S, POPLINS AND REPS - FROM AUCTION, Jered for salc this week at prices much below the pape) cost of Extra Rich Silk $35 the dress, worth $60. Five Gases Pancha 3 ETN Be BLACK SILKS 25 PER CENT U! stad MARKET PRICES, Five Cases Viain wae a 50 and $1 65. tas, ooatin Chit: POPLIN, sass th Bh At $1 15 and $1 60 per yard, Ti var ‘wide, to import $1 50 and $2. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF OF NOU. NING GOODS BALMORAL Sicitt's. MOST NOTICEABLE. 200 PIBCES ZiGURED REVS, ZOUBLE WIDTH, wor S6e, per yard re he ku broadway Corner of Waveil etitar New York itotet. STRERT CHEAP STORE, At GRAND i ER PEON ARE n Diceas Tra OLDE Ri AND, SPARE VRS DHL AND Va Ste # Oneal it Woven and Knitted Woollen’ Hoods 9nd Son! cheaper, Fifth bI A’ GRAND New | nuit SEAVER 71 Biles AN: Ht EDW'D RiDI 311 and 811% Grand and 66 Allen ut ast from the Bowery, EET rcuear STORE. DAY. NOVEMBER a own and Bi LOOMERS : PRO AUCTION NEW vem, redth" ‘AND TLowsns, ‘The largust sock inthe cisy, withou! douht, to kelect from. . eS ge an iraud street, Baulrance tollbis devartment, 6y.aften sect, th Wook oa ‘the Bowery, AT GRAND, STREET CRRA MILLINERS AND Oi Bn CAN PURCHASE ant ye ins LuINER Goons CHEAT: WHOLE MBGES Call 311 gng.31134 Grand treat ans 68 Allon suresh, 6 Gran an jen st Ruth block eqat tron ue Bowerye NLOAKS, CLOAKS, CLOAKS, AN (MMENSE STOCK oF ae AND FASHIONABLE CLOABS at $5 and 84, CLOAKS at $7 and 88, CLOAKS at $8 und $9. CLOAKS at 810 anc’SiL, re) LOAKs s Bat t $13 to $15, o 25 to 40 LORS 25 GERTEN THAN BROADWAY STORER. Ladies, please examine our Garments, ins valley manufacture we 4 tee them equal to any im the , niston street, \AARLOTIE G. sMini FALL AND WINTER FASHION? VELVET, SILK aNd CLOTH CLOAKS, suo, THE LATEST PARISIAN, STELBG 1,142 Bronaway, count gt Seong aigth-aageh \LOAKS pnp. SHAWLS. 1 BEAVE! VELVET AND CLOARS, in alt 1 ae all quali: STRIPED ROCHE AND WOOL SHAWLS, 1, at At cotail, at low prices, 8. NIN 4 00, 0. 381 Broadway. ECR G. SMITH JUST RECEIVED PARIS CLOAKS FOR MIS3ES AND CHILDREN, 1,142 Broadway, corner of Twenty-sixth street, \LOS) RaLuy Cites eb OHS, Be ONNERS CutLD DREN'S He are now all offered’ mt reduced Rito remnen Job lots of bona i al Bee chen PR CMIBLINERY ORDERS aay, oaks amy abeth.ias. J stack, now.bpyn aLeclall. ..., ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & 00. “Cana, street, corner of. Mercer. (met sare TA gs h uM a Freugh Hath ALL KL ie LACS, ___bonght for cash by Lovie ANRICH, 723 Broadway. Dp aoops. OPEN, A “SPLENDID STOCK Now the latest Novelties imported fo) — mem MERINOES, Rees 3, RO ORTH HR EanORE eh BLAIDS cis iat oor OF MOURNING GOODS DEESB GOODS. ‘Also, FROM AUCTION, A LARGE LOT OF From 12)g ecnts to20 seule per yard, WK Zeviow, No. 274 Bowery. FPORS-GLADIRG, IF YOU WANT YOUR FURS MADE altered or repaired carefully and Koy a? ig ractical fu riers, ti ¢ them to the maaufect A COMPLETE AN avent ween ty sixth and Twenty- seventh streets. Remember, up stairs. FINIG, AN, NDIA SHAWLS.—I HAVE RECEIVED SOME ADDI- tions to my atock of India Camels’ Ha'r Bhawts; alse, ich black embroidered Ga With Jace, iB. India hawis altered, repaired, ac, ust ia Woostet strect, second door below Amity. APPLIC rengION De RRUNELLES TLguNciNGs, t a DEER: 8 AND Look eta oe. Jae an a oP ati bear ae REE TS endo THIS SEASON. This ts anvexcellent opportunity to select in Arenas Flounceés and Se ee ING PRESENTS, © ‘ Point de Venice Sets from '0 $200. N..B.—Merehanis will find ito thee interest to, see thle stock before buying from Imporvers, Bo LEGRAIN, 729 Bron Corner of Waverley piace and near New York MERINOS. ‘Ten cases well assorted, reccived per steamers Bavaria sud Australasian, now open at retail, ARNOLD, | JLD, CONSTABLE & C0,, Gant street, cornor of Mercer, tel. Apne NOURTT, a BLEECKER SER STREET, pectfully informs the ‘iodies ot Now York lntely retirned from France with a large and sortment of an eit * WINTER Donuts ie |. sypagomemgente ME. F, PINCHON, —— srngatanesed Paris, FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS VELVET, sick AxD CLOTH net not hor customers, to which she invites the atten jon Ag I aren. BH. MACY'S R. omuen ove, som tM GMPORTATION, 1,800 than whi lire, whole rio, may 8 an ES and MgO UNDER. Gents. rt aids om. “canny aie Sty tas th anor, solaiiai importation, All quaiitted wot at ve Sieegoges, i ms act a 204 and 206 Sixth vavenue, Coo doors ouR 0 BAL LACES AND TaSaCInEE uBviea don. 12588 PARIS 1ponay 1000 don. io LADIES FARIS QUALITY OF ame ‘an sets, COLLARS, VEILS, COIFFURES, BARBES, ané by the yard. GLOVES, lower jugs fn the oly. ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & CO., “Canal street, corner of Mercer. 304 Berea srauer. a ae 7 Bacau aS RoULA an, Lt inevery variety of materia, ony, Bae aaavesa one fig oar Are cs Ace i