The New York Herald Newspaper, September 30, 1863, Page 4

4 NEW YORK HIFKA 9, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1863.—TRIPLE SHEET. LS THE LATE FIRE AT WILSON’S UAKERY. Auntiverancy of the Sons of ‘Kempera: The twenty list anniversary of the Song of 'Yomperaaco took plane at Cooper Tascitnte fist evening, and was @ fally invited ¢ nitend the funeral, mis Se aromas Fon gee ag feo fel ek precively. tram the ret teuce of vwrents, & emery avenite, Cunpk! taten ‘ ‘ we Whe iuvestigation Beiore Just * t bhes Plowsaa! reunion of tie ad\ocales of cold water, Warvre —at Northville, Long Istiwd, on Continued Addiciomal Ee ° om, 15 Mall of the Baion was crowded to iby wbmost | forber 2, Mana Lowmn, only dau ter of ¢ 7 — Mrs. Lark “ : Z * ca, Wardle, aged 2 yours, 4m 5 ed Petence-- ie Pe y with Lufies and gentiemen, + large proportion of | jer remains were interred ot tireenwod me Strand —Tesete Fe sour Were Members of yar Oas Lemperanes orders, AND | Kan Francisco aud Clevelan’ papers pleate COPY 4 Winters Pre oe tae | Tossed In Abe atirvccive roculia of thee suciolics, The | ,,\Vumi—cn Munday, sexteniber 28, Mt birth Lnvhin’s (yale An else | tage was neatly decorated with two fligs—the American | Myhars, aw OT. MNO. | com the residence of @. sion. " ; ind Uritish—besides & number of tempseance banners, | W. Castell, 164 Bust Thirty-winth street, thy (Wednesdy) phy 7, Wilson 0nd |e ciaining atterno twoo'ciock. ‘Tho relatives aud friends are Appropriate inseriptions and devices. ¢ Order of the sons of Temperaace was established in year 1542, and has sine eurolied 1,238,387 members, £269,000 of them beiny lady visite + proc ke Nast net were pr five to the \" | the * habe ny nl over by SL. « evideuso, | Carleton, MW. P.,ol Maino “i by @ pravor ‘ keuble | Bs the Rew Brother Te wick, after x Ret we *® | which the chairman de hhe beotimeny « iy M | gnve an teresting ckw'eh of the re story, labors and windy t Winte tated | BuRcess of the “ors af Temperance siintt fier tink aa Be Mel b's Glee Chub next ee J ea nti temperance odo, the \ bce for isar une | Now Vear ad Cameron at ber hea y. nnti}gevin on y og, ming the trae and the brave, 8, thete long vigils keoptag, 4 for aime powor to save t Then our glorious Order, Our teaven-bora Orde Cur time-houored Order, me with power to save, ‘r. Lathrop, of Connecticut, Brother ¥. T. fev. Theodore 'L, Cuyler, of Hrookiyn, bi. , of Canada West, and several others | subse tade speeches, which afurded the bighest grat tr was thire ali a bout thy pre the [i on close on seven a wheu they Whe Rev. 1 ia the phexen: there son to the andience, ‘Tue ceremonies were kept Up 10 Tvcalkert on this plas alate hour, and passed off in a most succesa’ul and oredit- teps; 1 took * parti eular r of the able manner. . Liew in the bikehonse pam in the bake bat Tsaw her the moment (bere was no ste. lead- vin: there was no door in cchowwe;} dont know where my son Jimmy wis ‘ nthe bakehouse, but he told me afierwards Cameron ealled him away to go up to Mr. Wil- ‘Mr. Carswell's speech was the feators of tre eveniog, being futerlarded with seversi amusing anoles. In tue course of bis remarks he tock orcasion to say that the great body of Canadiaus sympathized with the cause of the North in the present civil war. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Hxins—Joustov.—On Tucsday, September 20, at the Church of the Holy Apostles, by the Rev. Dr. Howland, Ceptain Kowrs HL =U, 3. A., to Manerine M., daughter a the late John B. Johustone,’ Fsq., of Hoboken, New foreey. of the fires 6 dow Veton, of No. 18 as & juror on the Norfolle strert, deposed as held ov the body of honse by Coro- 2 witness on the Mr. Wilson had of this pote ? was for ten thoy ‘ars, and that Mr, to bor mother’s hv dit, How:axp—Mornis,—On ‘Buesday, September 29, by the {uaiuted wiih any of the parties’ “A. No, | Rev. Dr. Osgood, at the Church of the Messiah, Horace t Howrann to Heian F., daugnter of the late Lewis H. Mor- ‘A Couvernour street, deyored | rig, both of this city. anost referred to by the pre Moroay—Powrncy —On Toosday, September 29, in Cothorine Latins state. | Wittiamsburg, by the Rev. C. D, Wits TRUSLON . ind. reeottec 0 to A Note ten thonsurd dollars, Vaaphier of talph Pomeroy, Esq. ii sued Me. Wileon t re Larka apd On Monday, September 28, in Jer. ‘ nite positive that sand Gollars was R. Vanhorne, Lawkexes M. Sini- understood tr eho saw sand Carrm Varner, of Hackeasack A ce, Ou Staten Island, on many, Sopremt of 28, Davip Austex, in the 80th sear his Age. His friends and ralati are requested to attend the faueral, from Grace church, on Thursday morning, at ton further invitation. unday evening, September 2, Juuia A., Sprague lard, aged 23 years. Brisin.—On Monday, September 28, of consumption, the beloved ‘wife of Jonn k. Brasier, aged 21 years and 1 day. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the Cuneral, this f Madneedsy ) afternoon, At two o'clock, from ber late residence, 7 Wilson street, Brcokiyn, E. D, © ekyns wo beard the when we got t September 20, Rosanna Cannon, maption, tn tbe Sst yeur of her ago. Hier relatives avd friends, and those of H. O'Keelle aud family, are respectfully invited to attend the funoral, from her lute residence, 122 White street, this (Wedues- day) afternoon, at two o'clock precisely, without further notice. Camrnent,—In Brooklyn, on Monday night, September . ont ak, youngest son of William J. and Barbara mpbell. ‘The funeral will take piace from the residence of his parents, 424; Donglass etreet, Brooklyn, this (Wednes day) afternoon, at two o'clock, DouGueKty.—-On Monday afternoon, September 28. at six o'clock, ARTauR Doveurnty, ia the 26th year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are reapectfully requested to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday: patter. noon, at half-past one o'clock, from the residence of bi brottier in-law, Mr, Moore, 1% Desbrossos strect, ‘New ‘ork. Disrmow.—On Tuesday, September 29. after a short illness, which be bore with Christian fortitude and resig- nation, Wittiam Dissxow, in the 60th yoar of his age. Relatives and (riends are respectfully in: ited to attend the fuperal, at bis late revidence, No. 72 West Twenty- sixth street, on Thusday afternoon, at two o'clock, with- out further notice, Deas. —Captain Jon Deaxe, of the One Hundred and Sixty-fourth regiment (Corcoran Legion). of typhoid cvesnteey coe tenet in camp, in the 33d year of his Tie friends of the family, aud those of Captain W. H, Flogan, and officers of the Army of the lotomac now in Brooklyn or New York, «re respecttully invited to attend tho funeral, from his lute regidence, 292 Hudson avenue, on Thursday morning, at nine o'cwck. A grand requiem mass will take place at St. James’ Cathedral, Jay street, att ten o'clock. —-On Monday, mapa A 28, ding next door that we could not Ket it did not take the fire to the wont around to all burned ap: had set fire to the never mode use of m say th ton fire. when T there was Kat been x out ot the Recoud way of the piazza you nave : oof abigh sili; house, inthe the hatenways; the dummy bey the steam waa cutoff bewement apd remained here wae a tall of emnent, burome acquaint of bor husband's eee the body of decenss eet GorazcHar and painful illness, Grong Epwar: ot New Orleans, La. 27 years. His inends, Tiiose’ot his brothers, Louis Sforeau and Louis Gaston Gottschalk, and the wu-ical profession gene- rally, are respect ully invited te attend the funeral, this (Wedne-day) morning, at nine o'clock precisely , from his tate residence, 14% Ninth street, near Fourth avenue (Descombes’), and from thence to St. Stepben’s church, «Dr. Commings’), Past Twenty-eighth street, where a Solemn requiem mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul, Grooxcw.—At Hartford, Conn., on Saturday , Septem- bor 26, at the reaulence of Joha'S. Butler, M. D., ANNIE Hewes, infant drghter of Samue: G. and Annie B. Good. rieh. Gav.—Suddevty, on Monday, Soptember 29, Gay, formerly of Troy, Hovers.—At Fort 1 after along Gorrscaanx, native = old ery ob dre: iher when replied in the V3 suying 1 was inte; ded ber ton and busband: K , sud t at tho < . atefiction*i r the jet wer she ou to& ‘ th Lrsnre 1a 1 set fire to tho o Epwin 1), younges ation waa then ac, nti! Pritay | Hodges, aged 7 mont Pf vast nine o elo. ‘be friends of the y invited to at- tond the funeral oa be in waiting at ihe I —On Tues tnveday atterneon: Spring street at one o'cloek. ptember 29, Mary, the beloved a the o0th year of ber age. iid frieads of (he family are respectfully ‘The Extra unit dition €a co me in Coart, V3 CUv ‘The relative invited to atten: the fune mm her late residence. Roosevelt street. on Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock ng Bin is, partner in the dem | y ocaumxy.—At Hoboken, on Tuesday morning, Septem 1. amtereesexanaination | yor 29, Kuss, the beloved wife of Bernard Loughrey, fiom: had not been called | aged 36 years t or ta The friends ¢ the fumily are invited, without further notie® to attend sday afternoon, at i ! Hoboken, ated Lestiy —On Monday , Septembe Mrs. JaNkY LYSiaR, aged 56 vears. ” ated that if the a tl aah Wilonsburg, on ‘Tuesday morning, Sep: 1 tember 2%, of consumption, Miss Mary M., eldest daughter Pier the Top dohn, deceased, and Anna Moran, in th her age. . vid UriPints of the family ave respectfully hl the funeral, from her late residence. 4 rth Sixth street, thie (Wednesday) alternorn, at two © clock MoMinity.--O0 Tuesday morning, Ser Washington, D. He ti to he nver 29. jo the he wilhies® was oF with the object + from attend the funeral, t Vatriek Burke, No, 31 Wi street, ie ( Wednestay trommenal in gecting afternoon, at two o'clock 4 tow iw tad ehoncge of the | Menovesnt.--On Tuesday morning, September 29, teat dhemte, Seon 1°) Cwantne HL, son of Charies and Mary Mcbougall, aged 1 S It | ear, 4 months and 19 daye {he relatives and friends of the iamily are respectfully tavited to attend the foneral, thie (Wednesday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from the residence of bw parents, 148 stonton strest Newrorin— On Mouday, september 28, Anton New- teprimanded Mr. Wittens in thie ease, wad if ive ) were : vcLb, aged 67 Years aud 1 months in auy Eng he wou WOULD, oT y : he hey" v “a All bis relat ds are renpecttully invited to | by the nave of the neck and thrown out—and would be | aut une ful Leveara | sieved properly at that, Itwae but another justration of the contempt whieh Regiichmen indulred themeelvor fo regard everything ia thie country; and, people of New York were ty know of svoh an jusu! ke ne. September 2 », Pravcee would Offender out of the -ounvey fortuwiti, bad} * The ner called to order, und directes ¥ y lavited vo etteud the fe’ 19 proceo’t with the crow + stating that e peal’ oa, Thu Thursday afternoon, at four veloek, from her would not report any of the testimony which be mebt | Nie sheuce, Nu. Wavericy piace, withunt further in- deem irrelevant (unset ma the Britieh vitation Presses, —On Friday, September 18. Prrowayn Hew. MANN, only son of Hertoaun and Rosa Petersen, aged 48 hours RarTenY.—On ‘Tuesday, September 29, Cuanrae Av- Annast ov A PROWMBRAST C1) cpstive, youngest child of Patrick and Margaret: Kattery, Vradertek Gibson, agatatant ree obn 8 ot lamily are respectfully (Protestant t Huetingaon, was tiend the iemarel, ule (Wotseoaay) aheraeen, arrested abou past twelve o'clock, near the « at two oclock, from the residence of bis parents, 740 edifice, by a ¥ ad to the bead Fight avenue, between Fifty fourth and Pity ftrh jwartore of ¢ or 10 offtcis| orders. | sireets. The partie larn Of the cave’ are thos varrate: a: the | ““itevwosn.—At West Forme, on Monday, September 28, q mye time since a gentleman named Joho of congestion of the bran, Sem Raywonn, ip the 43¢ year on formerly & member of Convvese, addressed a letter | oy his age to Mr. Gu « the + al of the Chestnut | qh relatives and frieuds of the family are resnectfolivy THN Shoo! Ing what he voor 16 send Die eon | sevited to abtend the funeral, at the house of sarvuel ¥ chere, an es fame virite the teres | lentine, at Weet Farms, this (Wedserdey) afternoon, at the the wre to the effect | oo clock that hie ecbool was full added that even if i On Tweaday, September 2, Joww smamne, were hot he would not receive his ton, for the rea. + age em shat Mr. Jonnson wae «Union man, whilst all the ie Inte residence 7] Rawk street are in his school were Southern in their rentiments as Mr, Johnson received the note he forwarded jt tr eretary of Wer, who, in return, forwarded it to neral Scheuck. An order was thereiore iaeved for bie arrest, aod apon bis arrival at the quarters be was que att, Chiet of Stal. Mr. G peop that as a minister and Reheol s ore bad but ae a citizen by fron bie (Wednesday) anterberm At arthage Landing. on Monday. September m ernie, im the Oth year of bie a e relatives and frene OF the fami Attend the funeral services, at ly Thuceday morn ng, at halt-past ten ¢ ¥.=0n Tueetoy, Septembé® 29. Wirriaw Beene, of Abraham W ence, on wt son aid Sareh Tavita Totten, the sountry war | aped 9 mothe wnd 2F days Wher informed that he was | "The relatives ane the family are invited to whesher be. asa citien, bad ne rights Coltel | stiend the funeral, from the residence of hie parents, Pint sav in cove of hie death he would wot be depr wed Hille, Ls |e, of Vhorsday Jowk Wa Hala oF cep Hie See SoenaeS Se Nee eines: | vwo mm fueaday September 20, Mancaner Tare sag ot the Military Provost Marshal | Considering wr. | . ear ot ler age. to the govern. | Bont, int 1sth Cihaen's bitterncks of piri tn oppor mead, t seems surprising that he bas em long ev jored brother, Jobn, are reepeetfully ineited to end the fune- be ie ‘was: ; poredval liberty. — Ba ltimere Americaw, Sept. 2 | Sat.on Tharsday afternoon, at cne © clock from the rosie | peg, hme olembus aed Cincis Han it6 -. donee of her brother-in law, Armstrong, 175° bast Sei cscese ; one 29,000 164 The Sailing of | Shirey-fonpth street, pati Rail 6 | Tern Monday, ® Teery. the | qotat, $217,068 | Fe mais per the Aleametin ay 099 #'geren o'otck tomo rw Cee St oat tare her sick vost aot belowed ebild of Martha and fridget Tully, aged 1 year, 7 months and Th days, The rents acd veqvaintances of the family are respect « Carriages will | Veareall. in the 46th year | The relatives and friends of the family, and ale her | invited to attend. Asteria, on Monday, September 28, Exiusy, atrick Ward’, of the parish of st. Jobns, conuty mimnon, Ireland, if and relatives of the family are respecttally invited to attend the funeral services, at tho residence of ber brother, Patrick Contetio, Astoria, on the Point, this (Wednesdiy) afternoon, at two o'clock. 7uLAoskY.—At Port Hudson, La. , on Weines tember 16, of typhoid pneumonia, Saxon’ Seeond Lieutenant, Fifth United States Vo! 18th ver of his fre AMMREMANN.—Suddenly , of disease of Ube heart, Mania Lovisar/aniravany, widow of the late Joun ©. Zimmor- of th Notice of fuseral 1) morrow, ene er ae Sr Le ROR EN FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL, Toravay, Sept. 20-6 P.M. Gold rose to-day to 144%, and exchango to 15744 @ 158 for first class bankers’ bills. At the close gold was 142% and billa 156% s sudden advance of 4.45 per cent in gokl has been a wabject of considerable woudertaent in the street, as nothing has transpired cither in the y. Sep AoaKY ors, in the military news or in the course of trade to justify | peposita. #0 sudden s jump. It may, perhaps, be axstimed | Cuculation.. that the rumors of disaster to the Army of the Cumberland which, though not authenticated, were current in Washington last evening, had a good deal to do with the advance. Should these rumors prove aa baseless aa they are now believed | Sept. be, the price will naturally react, aud may fall below the point at which it stood before the rise. To-morrow the Sub-Trea- surer will disburse some $3,000,000 of gold in pavment of interest on the 7.3) notes, aad on Ist November o further payment of some $6,500,000 wili be made in coin for interest on the five-twenty bonds, Moreover, the advance in gold to 143 will have the effect of increasing to a very large extent our experta of produce, merchandise and stocks, and wil! thus reduce the inquiry for gold for export. Whatever be the course of gold kereafter, there can be no question Pout that am advance of 5 per cent ina day,in the absence of very bad news from the army, must be followed by ® corresponding reaction. Money waa easy to-day at 6 percent for call loans. Some brokers get all they want at 5 per cent, The recent fall in stocks has set at reat for the present the disputes about margins which gave 80 much trouble to houses with limited means when the market was on the last upward wave. The stock market was more active to-day, and the tone at the morning board decidedly buoyant. The advance in gold is again operating to increase purchases of dividend-paying shares. There are many people who object to see their money depre- ciating at the rate of one to five per cent a day, and whe do not see the philosophy of locking it up in gold, which pays no dividends. This cause i+ rendering what may be called the higher class of dividend-paying shares very scarce. Though the price has varied but little, the amount of Michigan Sonthern guaranteed. Michigan Central, Reading, Toledo, &e., available for the speculative purposes of the street is now very small; and the time is not far distant when, like the Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, the Buffulo and State Line, the New Jersey Central, &c., they will be withdrawn from the speculative list altogether. New York Central is likewise affected by the fame influences, though the recent abortive ; bull movement in this stock operates against it for | the time. But nt 134. 155, with gold at 140 a 14%, | New York Central ia about as good a remittance | as can be made to the other side, and it will doubtless be shipped. It sold at 95, in 1861, for | gold, when the company had no surplus on hand, With a surplus now on hand, which reduces the real cost of the stock to 120, itis likely to look cheap if gold rises. At the morning boar to-day Central rose 1, Erie %%, Erie: preferred 1, Hudson 114, Harlem 2, Reading 1, Chicago and Alton pre- ferred 4, Michigan Central 4, Southern old 114, IWinois Central 3, Pittsburg 134, Galena 1, Rock Island 124, Fort Wayne 1, Chicago and Alton 1};. | ie Governments were firm at an advance of */ per | cent, At the close of the first hoard the market was very strong, and everything was wanted at an advance of 44 a4 above the board price. The advance was maintained at the one P. M. call of the public board. At the second board the market was irregular. New York Central and Erie were firm: Michigan Central advanced %, | Chicago and Alton 14, and Illinois Central &%. On the other hand, Harlem fell off 3 per cent, Galena %4, Rock Island 1, and Hudson 34, The market was not active, but the tone was firm. Harlem | dropped more than anything lee, mainly im conse- | | quence of the difficulty of carrying it, few bankers | being willing to lend on it. Nothing further has transpired with regard to the litigation in which | the company isinvolved. At the four P. | the publig board the market was rather dull, and | prices were % a %4 ‘lower than at the upper | board. The business done was light. The follow- ing were the closing quotations of the day: '81, 1.106! a 107 Reading . . She.. 106% a 107 Mich Central 30 nates, 107 4g #107!, Mich Southern Tye US6's, 4... 95 a 97 Mieb So guar Debt certifi's . 99°, a 994, I Central. . | gol pod & Pitts | Missouris Galena. Pacific Mail lisse N ¥ Centr Rock Island. 9 100%, ‘ ie. Fort Wayne ae Prairie du Chu 6 & 8S Terre Haute... sviga 60 Chie & Alton,. S06 & le pretnrred. 104%, 4 105 daon River. 131), a 192 Harlem... 48 alaay Harlem pre(’d.130 (a — ‘The business of the Sub-Treasury lows to-day: Receipts... —For customs...... Payment Balance. as fol- was | the Metropolitan and Shoe ai 7 | against Van Dyck, and Meyer agains: R # decision was rendered affirming the « | ality of the legal tender notes. In the public board to-day an elshorate and | very severe report was made on the recent issue of stock by the Michigan Southern directors, in | which the ground was taken that the stock, not ) having been iseued with proper formality and after | advertisement, was not binding on the company, | * and wassimply @ claim on the individual direct. | ors, Tn the other board @ resolution was adopted re- | questing the Michigan Southern Company to com- municate the resolution of the board of directors under which thy new stock was isened, The general opinion is, however, notwithstanding al} thie talk, | and the nniversal indignation which the surrepti- tious and wunderhand manner of i*suing the stock | has created, that the isene was perfectly legal, | and on the whole a good thing-for the compi ‘The aggregate exports of produce and merchan- disxe (exclusive of specie) for the past week were 298,900. The estimated earnings of the Cleveland and yledo Railroad Company for the six months end- ing October 31, 1863, were as follows: — | Mey June duly Aweust Soprember, partial estimate... October. estimated - bear 4°74 568 Tota! | Rupoing expenses, 7. This | Capital stock M. call of | 390 | ing styles, some of which were im very light suppiy | Prices wore well supported, the tendency being Cowarde | bicher range. the 6 of 25.000 tone, = The following. | dend of four per cent, payable October 26. ‘The transfer books will close October 16. ‘The fullowing is a statement of the business of | the Michigan Southern Railroad for the six mouths | ending August sil:— ro -1802-— — dtepnant the prices obtained: —3.50¥ tone stove coat, $1 85 a $7 95; 4,006 tons egg coal. $7 75 a $7 96; 6,506 tons grate coal, 4,000 tons ptewtboat coal, $760 a 67 8 7 26 $7 7,000 tops: BT 87s, chestaint avariy ful! @ do.lar por ton Competition was Hus aliy by to thinks he could Lave “knocked down” about ali the coal $40; 8,000 tous These rates aro han lant month. The i the auctioneer ee pas March 1 10 Aug. 31. March 1 to Aug. a: Pan ° : Hd in Vennevivar ia, bad it been ollered for sale Somes. Som 1,458.1 Covren,—The inarket was Arm, busauiet. ‘The week's wiiass salen of Kio reachod 3,017 bags, In lots. te the trido, who were buytng ny The’ closing quotations Net income... P20 541 . This being for the lightes gross traffic, the estimate will be as follows for i “mative ‘oy the whole yea 4o.; St. Dominge, 6c. @ 276. The, ‘stock Loe. half of the year in ‘of W pai Samper -Y Sy eae Orv lng reached 3,179 bayn and mata, of w March 1 fo Feb. 28. March 1 lo Heb. 28. 18 bags were Mio antoa, 1,800 mats Java, 8 Actual 28 Coyion and 2 of otter deceriptions Grose trae... . $2818.851 Coston was even ! ered, and as the dex Bx; onnes 1252,555 continued god a further material rise in prices mddines clesin’ at ab The total sal piace during the Mei nee .. Haea76 Bic., thouch quite Hregular ? on a were 1,700 Dxlos The carnings of the Alion and Chicago Railroad Pares and Dyss were more cought after, a for the third week in September were:— tendingtipe 000 Neze Scare Bon gers oe! 1803. | 07 81m iative acconnt, 60 p. t : ‘. snnae 802 iets Drewoons,—There were caly limited suprites avaiable enROrS. 12.173 9g | 884 the market was inactive, but very frm Freight ..... Princins,—the market was more active to-day, and Sandrics the tendency at rates in favor of ahin owners. To Liver pool the shipments embraved $08 bbia Hour at 1s. 11d. Total.. T7535 915 2s. 2d ; 52,000 bushels ert » basil and Increase, 1 The atatement 0 ° the Phi a) inta bags; 600 bb 8, park ut & provisions, with 20 bhds, tallow at adelphia banks for the 3.500 bbls tour at 24, 4 Bs, 8d; 400 packages prov) ious weelt ending on Monday was as follows: — ite spanel’ anal tee (3 pircrtly) hots Reaseess +B1L,952,705 ak 3d To Brietol 100 tierces tard nnd 26 hha: Loans and discount. + 89-495,G18 | tallow at 258. To Glasgow 12,000 busbols grvin ath Specie in-bani Bs + 4,116,682 | To Havre 200 bales o tten at 60f., nud 1,006 bhds. tobac: United States demand and legal tender notes, ., 6,275,094 | on private terms, ‘To Meracilles ‘350 balea coutor at Cor. Due from other bank: +++ 1,822,228 | To Antwerp 60 tons neavy goods at Qe. To Genoa 100 hue to other banks 4,616,754 | hbds. tatlow and 990thds. tobacco on private terns. . 84,402,785 Freo.—Tho market waa firm, with, however, less + 2228,9T | doing, Grvasi.— ‘ales were made Of 159 pikes. at 100: Har conunued in good aemand and very fi $1.16 for North river bale, for shi ment and too: Hors were in moderate demand, including yea This compares with the statements of the pre- vious three weeks as follow: :— Loans. ‘ ivrulation. Deposits 4 $35, fi werd 4, 3.162 * 8,08 30,6546 ‘18e. a 23c., and new crop ut Be. a he, Sept. 14. 30,575 /410 4/103/115 33,626.702 Hives were very firm, with « moderate ivy at 401170 008 4.102'701 33,059,035 | Leatimn wag to good demand and tendiog upward, with Sept 26. 39,488,31: 4/1" 92/402,000 | Very moderate recairts renorted Myrazs.—Tho inquiry was talr fer the py at Sle. a 2%c. for ingot conper, $56.q $47 for rg trot $8 60 a $8 75 tor pig lead, 8igc. a 845c for snolter, Sle. a 630, for Banca tin, and 44%c a for stralts do. Mocassrs wae in fair demacd, with sates, $0000 U5 6’ '81,cou 107 30000, do. clean 107 Es tion, of 270 bois. New Or! 100077 2-10 pon, O&A 107 56 bhils. , tiercos, &e., Cuba t Want ae _— bong Navat aa. A moderato 3 . g rosin at $5 a R59: spirits Lurpenting a brea paads bf tar 96 $1 25 9 $8 7 is He f 3 O1g.—The demand was general iy, ‘air, and pricos wore ie alr edee at ie a bunyant at O2c. a 95. for $1.46 a BLAS fo ay — crade sperm; 8196 Agi $7hsc. S100 for 200001, aineyt iy 135 summer, fali and winter lard c. for reined petrolenn, aud Printing Crore —Thers was mo vidonce taavike ; 'y8pel 5000 Chi AN W2dm 65 10O91itts FWAChiIst 103 BoooclovkPittedthm 83 100 Chie & Ait pret. 90:4 bay 1000 MisaxMoland x 624% 50 MisskMissouriRt 37 Bataray at res 4100 American gold. 183% 100 Bich Contral RR. 119%, af Se ae 2 ial ahaa er=—ee oule e of 2-800 Obie at $id a $14 12 for 35000 do! togee, and $10 12) 50000 «dO... My 10 bs Pk Commer. 10354 10 Shoe & Lex Bank. 110 10 St. Nictols Bx... 100 200 fab Coal Co 66 pnt ( - io Canton Compony, 321 116 Cent ful sie Ge, ashes tos Bake 3254 400 10 Cont Rt sco. pict ete 59) Peon Coal Con 188 _ 100 do... vi0 144 650 Cumb Coat pref... 150 N Y Centrai R& Sauv was ie fair demand at 423j0, adie, for me 1 Island, ia bulk; $1 474, a $1 60 (or Laverpoo! grow $2 05 a $2 65 for do. fine. Sanreyrne.. —There was & hitnited bu ae reporter Oke. for low grades Ports Rico, ‘and Me, a 1246. for Cabat Tonaceo was tn good request, part ow Wes! account, and prices were very firm, with sries rep rted of G4 bhds. Keatucky at Oe. a gt: 60 bales Havas a 196 bales Yara on p. t., aud wes seedinat at Ide. TaLcow.—There were 125,000 pounds aold a ile a WM. - ‘Tras were e camay but not remarkably active. ere confined to 450 bbls., at S2'c¢ a vie were in fair demand aud very SECOND $5000 1°S 6’. 81 cou. 107 10,0077 3-10 peuF&. 168% $500 American gold. ; SPECUAL NOTICES. nay MEDICAL WOAGD, 458 BROOME ATR Arvay Medien! i i: a4 Mich Ceo RM = Cley & Pitta tit. ¢ at 99 elo (fobs, 100 * | Guily a! 408 Broo 7 0 at «Gi RRL... 109 Canilidnien for nihation gre Requested to. yew 0. | 109g | tupmselves between tie curs uf 4A, M, nad I. 160Cen Am Transit = 2 2h Pog MailS8¢¢.860 310 AX apsouRNKD SPRCIAL MEETING WILL 100 N ¥ Cen 1x Musica! Mutua: Wrote age qatian Joona: los area 160 Hovtor sitees Tho mortars hereby reancetfully ta pot hen all to mr ro sein 4 the report of Us 5 3 fen 100 do... D. Scusan, Secretary. 100 Erte RR pre’. RMY OF 1HE POTOM AL, ATERNTION or a Hud iW RR. A Litte Mace nea'hax just opened a ‘Meadqnariers 20 his come fois mtb? Kim aipert. Cal and ee 00 Manan Rk 700 do..... 100 do.. 100 Reading RR. 130 te 200 Mich Cea RE.D30 121), He N 50 Mar & Cin bye S755 VEO YO! LADIES, ARRIAGE = ALL, WHO BEFORE 4 (4h rides in Centtal Ca mits tae watal rater, » OF per monih at (hres. quar AVANETIT: Ba bith © faggumat MgCo ii sCOLACOVSO HENRY A. NELSON, Crantes RE Canc, § eereiry a - too leve p4 Pitts RY af Too Gal &'Chi RE «KX 200 Cley & Tol ItK..b & san. sie CURR 10 thanks : i do. SSortians AMitprelb10 cenpene fo " 200 Reading RK MALY PAST THREE O°CLOOK 1. 3 TURAL SOCIETY —THE 50 vhs Guick’rMinCo 62-400 chs Heriemltht bs 144 i teas oe 500 Qtz Hill MCo.s20 205% a 4 ‘ ' at at & 1300 Bucks CoTd Co 17% 143% 100 N ¥ Cent RR % 143% f ed ho 100 do... 1s . ve ' 100 do. - b5 1s Rink dent ‘200 Frie RR 118 fair tee a 10 do. 200 ich spats RR. 7 os 300 & #0... ; 60 ver Mw G00 Hudson River RR 131" $00 Miools Con scrip. AM RE RCHAM, PY 100 GO. WT 100 do wee | THE FIREMEN. cry COMMERCIAG REPORT, Fb BOAT tall on Turpay, Sept. 2961 M Asim. —Pote were quiet at Tic. a Tye, and pearls at S40, with sales of 35 bbls. Baus aNv Bacerne were selling slowly at 18. and 150, a 16.440. Ruwswax was quiet at 420 4 44e. for Western yellow Poort axp SHons.—A gord inquiry existed for the} TASPROIAL renal om. 819 roman. Meare Kable, Breapertyys.—There was increased activity in the floor market at the opening of business, and prices were 0c, ‘Qc. per VbI. bigher, inflvencedt by the rapid rite iu gold but the demand subsequently fell off, and towards the close holders found it diffeult to rea\ive extreme rates. The day's receipts were ouly 7,398 bbe, The day's sales comprised 20,000 bie, Stave and Western, 1,800 dbis ry and 1,260 vbis. Canadian. Rye flour was in good request, with sales of 450 oble, Corn meal war in BO. W. MORMIS. Eng. Co No 9 CHAS F DOW!L TE, RUDDY. HA 1. tx" FHTELI PR: Howe SAMUDL ) WATERHOUS e AL. No more demand, with sales reported of 600 bbls. We “ qucteinn AnD TO (HE ‘Superfine state aad en a 500 pete of ihr Extra state fa 6 635 a 925 ak e765 4 RE WILL OPEN OS THURS. ee Vatreet, shoe & o Good to eh iy do. 2 92) = Rye four, fine and superfi 8 bo) yy ADAME HOPPMAN & 00. HAVING REOPEN Corn me: 500] a) 313, Poors sta er Teepe eC wo ghee ia pay : © = | Pruners, Comires ond Modes co Paris, uf every wipetion Toe wheat market opened briskly, ard prices were PAST THIR higher, but towards the close the demend was lese urgent, ADAMK JOSEPHINE i avd there was less buoyancy appercot The receipts teenth hetween ut ptr and Brod way, mounted to S84,0AS bakbels. The day's cules reached | yA the woner ge ssary, We | * Prarie Bonbon, dc, 000 bushels, partly from store, at $1 65 for cholee | — white Western, $1 98 0 $1 44 for amber Weetero, €1 25 Re |. REID REGS LEAVE TO INFORM PH LA dice of her onenine 31) Fourth Millinery, ow Fhurs tay, nd biock weet of a $1 OT (or red do. winter, $1 27 att for amber lowa, Wisconsin and Green Bay: $1 14 a $1 27 for Milwankeo | club, $1 08 a $1 14 for old Chicago. Corn was actively uught afier, mainiy by speculative bayere, and prices | advanced materia ly bat the market was dull and beavy Detoder 1. Ise, Broadway, ONSALTA MILLINERY ROOMS 12 Waserley place At the close, The receipts reachet 107.900 bushels. The rersived her Vreven impor wmnted to 240,000 bushels at 87 20... pening will take wince on Tw | Gisne et visco b Ooe be nd Ineday. the iatead ana dd oy October, on Sto, for sound, afoar, and SSe. a § ne Pg I, for unsound Western mixed, aud 2c. for Western white Rete a new department (or tae wale at ihe rie were more ac tive and firmer. We quote A Tie., western at $1 10. Barley mait | ft demund at "i Ba French Flowers and Feathers rill be oprmes sve tor Fern te RNING MILLANERY THE LECTURE SEASON, v= —The market was ktendy for al! kinds, but -Poing Over #ix per Cont On Ihe expital stock. ‘The company have declared 9 nual dew SS a | there.was not much doing, save in wdamantine, whch MPORTAR ee Tw, mye DAILY, FoR GENT EMEN ere ed for at 10e. a 22c., plata aperm ranged (rom Se fo ation | these lectures Xe. patent do. Me. ad by addres: The auction sale of Scrangr today resnited in | {ReNew Vo kM maton y were Qt sapoar vor -WUILT IN ise: FOR ager tradnt tonathe 12} feet; Hinder : * teady for t nt OM ALLAN, Beeantast Ag | do not borget the address, or THE MILIvaRy, THENTION. SUKSTITODS s:—wo cur A Metanee to obtain the. Pahist yeres Sik paid Wns city. Your money in ready ane wntt be prorenty paid ae fvom as wcovpied. ICKL WAN & CO. 208 Brondw: (onscurers vEsIROUS oF cines men for Subatis on the most fevorable Montague Mall, Brook apply. (owereD waNTIED MEN FURNISHED WITT St it able tering. 3 be paid the ‘bi " to Cook. ROTHER H ADQUARTERS PROva, r M sot New York . SEXTH DES. drafted men bel ge ‘sand be proc od « « Provost Marshal and President OP foand CHARLES a Ta Wot. Member.of Bunad ef Line tnien 1A WwW. POWER ie ____Barzeon of me ard of Enrow ew Gore ONY, . SKA OFFICERS WANTED | IM WE DIATELY FOR ments new in the t nilemen e bad asia factory re oe as to be mt tered in atonce by and inquire for Major D.C Applications can be wate persoualiy ov by mr sporti at No. 491 Bronc VAUGITAN, SUBSTLTUTES WANTED.—WE PAY Mol Cah Gown to wabstitutes, than amy other ax find seo befor cg cloew bere, at iW JAME! agr of Alban: ip HS &CO,, A QUBSTITUTES WANTED—$'0) CASH DOWN WiLL be pw tor fifty men. rallv'dealt with, "Apply at 6f New Mowery, corne Chat sjuare and Oliver sweet, t tain M. NOONA, SOBSTITN TES WANTED B00 CASH IN HAND PAL) Bayer men to. tay. ApPLY. without delay, to B. A. SIMON. BON, Army and Navy Agent, 2 White sient, mene throat: way. {UPSTITUTES WANTED—POk TH pITY, 70 WHOM the high st bonnties wii be 5 hae surgeon, Cum Quastitors WANTED=FOR A DRAFTED MAN: HR must be sonnd and heals, Money paid as soon As ac. ceper! by te Provost Marsiial. Apply at 78 Beekman atree ork. KS) AT &5 WHITE DONOCHO & CO. ANTI, WwW TEN THOUSAND SUNSTITUTES, ‘0 WHOM "THE 1UNDRED DOLLARS will be Apply stitute and Relier Committee. At Now. 1 and 7h Duane street cl the Comm'tter. GEORGE oF "XE, Mayor. ATTHEW AN. Conxrss Co: Gro. F. THoxeson, SU IN HAND TO RECRUITS AS ‘80 entinied, and x pass for fort her hannth sand retie for yo 8 1 ROWS, Recruiting Ont 315 CASH IN HAND PAID TO YOLUNT tor the Thirty ffih New Jerser, John J, Chauen, Coloned Thre attics only thirty ten. to the ah 400 } government bounty pad nth paid to those having farat- ovtuniiy that ean be offered vo ; stor at Monigomery City. wo and a ate pie above ferry. BRAHAM J. BEF RK, Reerutting officer. CASHIN HAND. PAID Foe & stirores Cel a Tt Cortland: street. near uy BARKER ‘Sse! CR. X GOOD MEN WANCED, ‘THIS D. batiintes, to whom Si7hrash will be ved by the surgeon. Apoiy early at 45 D. PORTER, $350 $475. HOON AS BEC Deik street. BOUNTY FOR SUl 50: cash in ten days, thee months. Appi STITUTE CARI IN The balance, ta day, at 246 OS FOR SALE—ONG BULT TERRIER, ONE salt Poodle; also emall oul Teeries, and anal Biack and One not pounds: «il of the nd youd radios ii ‘Cali at Mt 4, first Boor, Lhd ee ARANCIS BUTLE, 2 PECK BLIP, HAS ALL Moke, trveds: tor ante: god movie tera Tntm: Mange Cure ond tea Exterminator. @e. por, bore, ew Work. $1. Dogs boacied, traland, ke. Medicines for alt Nisenaes. XV F OWLS AND PIGEONS.—A PEW PAIRS OF ried Fow's, black and blue Potands, binck ita Games aud Fancy Piceone, for sale by Broadway, curner of Duane atreet.. SALE —THE HANDSOMEST PAIR OF BLACK 4 Tan Terricra (three pruiuda weight) in the Cnited s) be om ALA rensorable — Tuqnive of DAN- Tet Fosti UST impor’ eo} Sky te Grey he ih i 301 yee of 1 two dows trom W NG HIRDs,—TUST Paron AY Ant Silver Pheasants, Ameri CHAS, BL Chita ALE. —UIGIL jong: 2a8 san the beet Price Yacut For Fert order, f and is fi re an hoor, WATCHES, JEWELERY, &, RE TO SEL Bulwer oF Ip 724 Broadway NEW PUBLICATIONS. YoU WANT To KNOW why sons inherit the wage of their fathers, MEDICAL COMMON SENSE, read UST PUBLISHED=THE T AIX S THERMOME ter, aha a ithe differ: ogre « IgWuke nAKe Bent to any adér On reenip th WATSON, povii , New Vors. aseor' men! pI RE Be of new Publisher, 08 Nessa. etree DANCING ACADEMIES f TRENORS PRIV m3 DANCING ACADEMIES ALI ZL the new Dancers m and elngance. on Weduentate and, Saturdnss sureet, Brooklyn, B. D...90 Mondays pid Fivursim auianded. “These beautiful ross to FORMERLY 4 Sire “SEALING ® , Savare exc for’ ion comme ” tutes ‘crete at al times whok cisenensr: CLOTHING, Yat 22 SEVENTH TEBNTIONSAT ait © I roast of 3 a s rs. and eatery e: ion W. MARKS * AVENUE for Pants /Fe eat Tr eniyefisth Ladies ater tre © LOTUIS Woutit CAST, OFF $10) on 5 fn wentath evel yorth sweet, Ladies tended ae v: oF 1 wit! Thrty, POLITICAL. INDEPENDENT DRMOCE ae WARD. SEY MOUR 181 Le the Chih will be bi sarect. on Wed a} ‘ walters enumme, Vie Pr His roam, Seovetnre