The New York Herald Newspaper, October 29, 1863, Page 5

MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Abaus—Townsexp.—On Tuesday, October 27, at the Feaideuce of the bride’s father, oy the Rev. Hugh Smith penter, Mr, Puanx W. Abaxe, of Waltham, Mass, to Mie Vor, second daaghtar of ‘ar. W. A. Townsend, of rokiyn. ‘ANDKEWws—ConcER.—On Tuesday, October 27, at Ches- Yer, Orange county, N. Y., by the’ Rev. Thomas Nickle, Md Joun New York city, to Miss Com: ANDREWS, Jr., Of muita M. Coxatr, of Chester, Canyia—Lacy.—On Monday, October 21, by Rev. Dr, Cgnmings, Joun Srarumy Calixes to Many Josurun® Be Carpenter, Exq., all of New Rochelle, W: nty Gratam—ARouRR —At Irving, pear Tarrytown, on Tues- day, October 27, ot the Fasidense of the bride's father, by the Rey. |, Mr, Jouw A. Granam, of Sandusky city, Ohie, in ‘Mise Many M., daughter of Andrew D, Ar- Sahtodi one ats pleare copy. iM A Hanna fiscaten-Os pate ina-—On Wednesday, October 21, by PC ‘Mr. Dowling, at the bouseof Mr. Levi Heyer, Mr. Wuuaw Hanxixcon to Miss Som A. Huiatxs, all of bes — a iIns—Ryekson,—On Wednesday, October , by sin Dr. Price, 5. Epwagp Hawkove to Emma L, Ryea- ighter of Jobo H, Ryerson, Eaq., all of this city. 1aNz8—WHLDO Brooklyn, of Monday , October 26, ion rch ‘D.D., CHartxs 8. Hicanss to Miny FRaNces, — daughter of the late Bartholomew Point, N On Wiieday morning, October 2, Rev. Horatio Potter, VW. D.,. L. D., by the Kight Rew York, Wa, Gzonce livumxt, Beq., ae john ‘Wales, to ie Janz Tavior, eldest sbter of of Castlebar, Ire! Bixty- -pipth f it Of British Maes and ca ‘ton years a member of the daily press of this city. Castlebar (Ireland) papers please copy. Hew.ert—iRaskk —On Thursday, Oviober 15, at St. John's church, Cold Spring Harbor, by the Kev. idward F. Edwards, Joun 1, Hewserr to Harrier A. F angbter of ihe late Thomas tiarriston, of New York. ‘r—On Thursday, October 22, at the ro- aun of the groom, by the Rev. Jeremiah 8. Lord, Seweit Parken to Hakwxr Louisa H. Crovr, youngest daughter of David Crout, decoased Hoston and Phiiadelphia papers please copy PRovost—KINGsi.aND.—On Thursday, October 22, by the Rey. Mr. Bouth, Joun N. Provost, of New York, to Fg be KincSLanp, of Greeppoint, Long Island. io cards.» Srory—FReeman.—On Wednesday, October 28, at the Cituton Avenue Congregational church, Brooklyn, by the Rev. Dr. Budington, Joskru G. Stoxy to EMMA A » youngest daughter of HH. P. Freeman, all of Brooklyn. ThOwMRIDGR—Tirraxy.—On. Tuesday, October 27, at Teinity chapel, by the Rev. R. W. Hacris, D. D., MINER iitings t CHantorte ox, eldest daughter of 'rancis ay. iq. VAN Ls ki¥=—-GAANER, In Brooklyn ‘on Tuesday, Ocvober ‘27, by wh A i. Smith, Henay Vay Ince to Mary Gaxwun, aii of that city. ‘VaviAk—Dovam.— At Kingsbridge, on Tuesday, October 27, by the Rev. A.D. Lawrence Jewett, Go. W. Vakian to Junere Love WAKREN—SHANNON —In Boston, on Sunday, June 14, Mr. Epwanp Waxrex, ot Maine, to Bliss Many A! SHanxom, late of Now York. TO JHE BDITOR OF THE HERALD. ‘The notice of the marriage of Mr. H,{& Williams, M. Pa to Mary Randolph Ames, published in Sunday’s paper, Tulse, ag it was not authorised by me. H. E. WILLIAMS, Diea. Apaxs.—On Tuesday evening, October 27, after a short Dut painful illness, Rupcme Avams, aged 34 years. His friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited w attend the funeral, this (Thursday) aiternooa, at two be Hy te bis late residence, 121 Denard street. —On Tuesday, October 27, of diptheria, Apican. Ruccasse, only chia of George and Ann iclizabeth Braker, ‘aged 2 years, 3 months and 3 days. The |rieuds and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the fnoral, from the residence of her parents, No. 312 Broome street, this (Thursday ) a{ternoon, ‘at ong o'clock. Beowhe —On Tuesday, October 27, Rost. James Browx, ‘aged 31 years, 2 months and 23 days. aon remains bave becn taken to Newburg for ipter- aati. —On Raleediner October 23, Ried Drvce- me, witoor Fiermane Bel ikermano, aged 25 years, 11 ithe and 32 days bg: friends wad ‘aoquaiotances of the family. and mem- ders of IH ‘No. 244, F. A. M., are respectfuily favited to eran the funeral, on Friday ufternoon, at bali- past ope o'clock, {rom 240 Seventh avense. s.—On Wednesday morning, October 28, Sanan Eiias, danghter of Jacob ‘and Hannah Crave, aged 10 years, 4 montbs and 6 days ‘Tbe relatives and irlends of the family aro respectfully favited 10 attend thesuneral,{i1m the residence of ber prenta, 63 Churiton street., this (Thursday) afternoon, at twoo'clock. Canacuan.—On Tuesday, October 27, Exiza, wile of Michacl Caraghar, ip the J3tn year of ber age. ‘The tri and acquaintances: Foaecully invited to atrend the he rar this (Thured: ati clock, {rom her late residence, Between Lexwgton und lourth avenus. GLapwimg.—At Mattituck. 1. 1. Cy Friday, divas 2, Mra. Giapwiss, = hj bh year of her ago. ', Uctober 28, at the GILL) house of Jobp R. Weed, en sepehs Be oo pogg. JF Cay GILFILLAN tO 'D.. danghter ie Frederic 1. "Weed, ‘Eaq,, all of this be alfeennts Growsrsaxr.—At Chapel Hill, N. " on We morning, October 28, Vicron Eau avoid. GxoseNcRK, aged + Teercalnaires ‘and friends of the family are invited to attend the poe na this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock , Gore the residence of Mr. Charles Beune, Hague bay “v? 23, of diptheria, oN. Crepe Wednesday, October Wiss P. Gaxxox, son ot Charles Ganuon, aged 1 year %. The ‘uneral will take place, this (Thursday) a‘ternoon, at twoo'c.ock, from his facier’s resideuce, No. 36 New ow Hovewax.—Joddenly , on Wednesday , October 23, at bis late residence, Poliifly, N. J., Aunauam J. Housmay, in the 44: year of his ago. Notice ol funeral wiil be given hereafter. Hopny.—In Greenwich, Conn., on Tuesday, October 27, Lewis H. Homny, aged 69 year | Le tuneral services will take place at the Firat Congre- feLoual chareh, in Greenwieb, this (Thursday) alter. Boon, at one o'clock. The friends of the family are re Byectfully ovited to attend. Trains for Cox Cob leave Twenty seventh street and Fourth aveuue at balf.past nine A. M. Hakorr,—On Monday , October 26, of scarlet fever, Maa- am, cidest daughter of Lievteamnt ColouebJames A. and Margaret Hardie, aged § years and 28 days. hae —On" edubsday morning, Faxing, youngest sono Wiliam W. and C. shaw, aged 3 years and 10 mouths. Pu e on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence gf bis parents, 290 Adelp! street. between De Kalb and Layette avennes, Brookiy! HALLock.—At Somers, Westebester county, N. Y., om Third day, tooth month 27th, Hanan HaLLock, widow of Robert ilullock, in the 89th year oi her age Tue relatives and friends of the family are respectfally invited to attend the fuueral, on Sixth day afternoon. at ove o'clock. Carriages will be in wailing at Purdy's sta- tiou to meet the eight o'clock tralia ou the Harlem Rail Foad from Twenty «ith street. Jonxs.—(n Tuesday, October 27, Isaac Jones, in the 73d year of his age. Hii romains will be taken to Tarrytown for interment, 00 Friday morning, from is late residence, 52 Domimick atroot Lemper.—At Bethlehem, Pa. on Wednesday, October 28, James Lower, proprietor of the Sun Motel, aged 55 Funeral on Friday afternoon, at two o’eioek. Lavontax.—On Wed vetover 23, Martix Lavow. Lin, aged 65 years, a native of Thomastown, county Kil- Kenny, ireland. His frieads and agquatntances are most respectfully in vited to attend the funeral, f Nod October 28, Ophelia Hen: 1 will take p 1, on 27, Mrs, Makoanerta Meven. 69 years, 1 mouth and 12 dw Afiii ston sore long t ney she bore, and ease her trom her pai ‘The friends and rejatives of the famity are respectful) Javited 10 atiend the funeral, from the Intech Reform: church, this (Thurstay) alternooa, at two o'clock. New Jorsey papers please cony. Miner —On Wolnesday, 28, Prren, the onty 2nd Honora’ Maer, aged’ 7 mouths and 22 days The (rlende and acquaintances of the family are re- epectinlly invited to attend the funeral, from the resi. dence of bis parents, No. 4 Centte strect, South Brooklyn, oa I ritay a'ternoon, at two o'clock Masen.—On Teesday, Oetover 27, after a short and painful iluess, Jomy B. Muvex, aged Sl years and ¢ months. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully tavited t attend the ‘uneral thie (Thoreday) afternoos, at tae ‘cluck, {rom bis Jae residence, 160 Christopher i Mooday , October 26, Fuvasera Meav. Lire, a native of the eity of Cork, ireland, aved 43 years. ‘Her (riends are respectfully iovited to atvend the (une. ral, this eh aiternoun, at two o'clock, from the residence of her courin, Denix Duane, 227 Madivnn street, McCLANANAN.—After 4 ebort tiloess, Jow Harr Mo CUENAWAN, Mg Od 40 years. ‘The iriends of the decessed apd the employes of the Jackson (oundry are respect uly requested to auend the fonerai, from bis iste residence, No. 469 Firet avenue, this (tharsday ) afternoon, at two o'clock Nouas.—n Wednesday, Ae of consumption, Marcaner, daugbier of Mary Nolan, native of parish of Iwo ite House , county Kildare, fanerai, oo Friday, from the residence of law, Jos, Snekves,’ 165 North First street, Witliamaburg. Law soni ven gees: cop, Roemer 8. Jame O'Com rar the Inte Jobe O'Connor , 468 Eigh® avenue, between Thirty fourth aod ‘Thirty.fftn ‘The remains will be taken to Calvary bay yt Srorment, ON. 08 Teorday, ‘Ocvober xe ON, eléest daugtter of Charies and Julia Saat ees lyear, © mowibs and 3 day: ‘The funeral will take place from the residence , 33 Cher- y parent, thie (Thareday) a ternoon, Pree Tuesday, Uctober 27, e, baad yours, 1 month and 3 d Th. friends and relatives of (he feviied attend ihe fareral, fr the ‘yevagees Mbogheer of fuajemts and Coberiee | NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTUBER 2y, 1863. TRIPLE SHEET. 5 parents, No. 948 Third avenue, this (Thursday) afer — ‘at two o'clock. Kao csi ‘MOLDS. —On Wednesday , Octo! 28, ELLA peeves ce chile of Michael und Margaret Reyvolds, aged 2 6 days. yoo family are respectfully invited to ne Hs nora from ne her’ tate realdence, $76 Madison Roway.—On tol cDov- cat, ‘youngest ae award send 8. and Blizabetn Rowan, aged 1 year, 8 months an The friends of the fa family are invited to attend the fu- oe 5 Reyes en were Btrect, rocklyn, es ureday) morning, at ten o'clock, itbout huruermviedtien. ¥ f . wi early hour on Monday morning, Captain Perak Somes, formerly of the Fle- a a pear irs, an Jwnich be bore with true Ourlstian fortitude and. resigua? ton, ‘The funeral will take place this (Thursday) morning, eleven o'clock, from Dr. Susi edurch cotber ef Bresne and Ridge streets, of which church he was fe many ‘The Pk Department and friends are Danville and Livingston county papers please copy. Sis00.—On Tvesday merning, HOotover 21, Tous) a, youngest child of George H, and Sarab Sisco, The frieuds and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Tharada: t= at two o'clock, from their reaidens, No, 108 fanderbilt avenue, Brcokiyn, wi thout further invitation. se neo ae ames Petes Slee Don, daughter of ug! Sheldon, aged 7 years and 3 mon: ‘The relatives na friends of the ee are invited to attend the funeral, from her Morton street, this (Thursday) afternoon. at ball-pest three coe The remains will be taken to Greenwood essa Ta Brooklyn, on Tuesday evening, October 27, ass rity Ker sea James and Hannah Savilie, aged 7 ‘months. ‘The etme vin friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, the residence of her perenne AP Front street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at wo o'c Stavix.—On Wednesday, October 28, TeRENcE St.aviy, of Dromore, county Tyrone, Treland, in the 25th year of bis “ie friends and relatives are invited to attend the fuse ral, frona his late residence, 206 West Forty-filth strees, on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock. “sauraen. —On Wednesday , Octoder 28, at the residence of bis father, George L. sampson, 122 Columbia street, Brooklyn, Henny Las Sampson. His friends and those of the family are invited to at- tend the funeral, from the First Presbyterian church, corner of Clinton and Remsen strects, Brooklyn, on Satur- day afternoon, at hall.past two o'clock. Richmond (Va.) papers please copy. Sxck.—On Wednesday, October 28, after a Painful iliness, Mrs. Joskrnine Secx, widow of Wm. eecle ‘The funerat will tak place from her late residence, No. 11 Oak street, on Friday. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend THORNMILL.—On Wednesday, October 28, Mrs, Mary Hi aie relict of Samuel Thorabill, im the 61st year ot er age The! relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the tuneral, trom the residence of her #00 -in-law, Philp E. Heiser, 447 Grand street, on Friday morning, ut eieven o'clock. ‘Leaus.—On rca A October 28, Rosawna Teacur, in the 78th year of her ag Her friends and soul: pple ‘and those of her brother, De. Henry Slevin. are respectfully invited to attend the tunera}, this ( hursday) afternoon, at three o’clock, from the residence of ner brother, No. 151 Mott strect, without further notice. Wixpsor —On Wednesday, October 28, Cuantorre FE. Wixpror, daughter of ‘Alfred Windsor, Lad. Kaq. The friends of the {amily are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of ner father, 41 Lexington avenue,on Friday morning, at ten o'clock, withvut further inyi'ation. The Kn: ghts of the Golden Circie. Reuben Stout, of Company K, Sixtieth Indiana rogi- ment, who was shot last week on Johnson’s Isiand for dezertion and murder, jeft a statement, tn which the fol- lowing in reference to the Knights of the Golden Circle occurs: — After I had been in Dayton about two weeks I was ad- vised by vurinus persons not to go back to the army. ‘They said thie was only an ‘abolition war,” and advised me to stay at bome ana per. would protect me. 1 was induced to meeting of the seated “Koights of the Gulden Circic.”” aud was made a member of that orgeniza- Ibe obligutions of the Order bound us to do all we war—to resist a draft if one sbould be may ante resist and oppose aLereenenre sures in every possi e were aworn to stand by each other ih Atl measures of Ye. sistance, We were pi to do all we could to prevent another man or dollar from the State for the further Prosecution of the war. I met with this sccret meeting several times, and ‘catered {nto thelr views and plans, K COMMON PLEA8—GEN Before Hon. Judges Daly, Brady and Hilton. Ocr. 26.—Stowvenel vs. Stephens.—The circumstances of this case are somewhat interesting and extraordinary. ‘The defendant is sued.as surety of one Brady on d lease. The case was referred and judgment obtained by the Plaintiffs for the sum of $3,321. ‘The cause now comes up op appeal by the defendant against the judgment. The defendant, whd is a female, put in a plea that she was at the time 0: executing the suretyship a married woman; that sho was ¢ither the wife of one Hobby FR. Stephens, or the wife cf Brady, for whom she was security. The Plaintiffs ou the trial proved that Stepheus, the husband, was a man of dissipated babi wiater of 1856. gone off on ,” been seen lying Granke in the gutters, poorly clad. and’ the winter having very severe, it was suppoved he had been frozen to is father and brothers, sisters aud friends, had never heard of him after that winter, and after diligent inquiry bad given him up as dead, ‘The defendant fea, in the life time of Stephens, married Brady, bat bad alter: wards concealed that murriage ‘The questions turned on the evidence given by the plamtifis betore the reveree, which in many instances were the inquiries instituted by Stephens’ family respecting his lose, and the rumors avd reports of bis death. ihe defendant contended that such hearssy evideuce was erroneous. The plaintiff, on the other ‘ide, contended that hearsay evidence in euch a case was legitimate, that a foundation being Iaid by the mysterious disappearance of Stephens, it was the beet and only evidence that could be ob + and admissible by the wuthorities as analagous to cases of pedigree. Various autuorities were cited on beth sides. The decision was reserved. Mr, 1. B H. Judah, for piaintiffe; Mr, fuckley, for defendant day on the body of Jubo [. Manuing, @ young man mitted suicide ‘The deceased had nemployed as bookkeeper by Messrs, and about ten days since informed about thirty-three years of age, who cx by hanging himseif on Tuesday last, for some time For 4 wee prev: os 10 hia decease hs was confined to bis room at boarding house, 176 Bleecker street, where he was wi His indisposition seem reat depression and lowness of spirits, which sm so dejected as to unfit him entirely either for business or social iife. This is supposed by his friends te ba leur that be bad been drafted, aud would be called upon to serve his country as a About ae wenn on Tuesday Inst he gave nes Rice some money tbe purpose of paying the doo tor’s bill, wnd on aber h footy er an absence ot about half an hour, she found his door fastened on the inside; Suepecting that all was not right she called the landlady up stairs and togetuer they forced an entrance into hia room, where they foand him suspended by the neck from the footboard of the bedstead by « handkerchief, bis logs resting on the floor, The Coroner was promptly noeitied, when the above facts were tentiled to und « ver. ict rendered im accordwuce therewith. The deorased formerly resided in Yonkers, and was to have married Miss Rice in afew weeks. Fata Accipests.—jobn MoClenheban, aged + forty years, died at Bellevue Hospital yesterday from the eflects of injuries accidentally received by being run over by ‘one of the Second avenue cars while trying to get on he trout A platiorin while the car was in motion. Coroner Wildey heit Newte Metdorern, iy years, died from the polls pay thirty efects of injarics accidentally received by falling from @ third story window at 608 hast Twenty-ninth etree, Am inquest was held by Oorouer Wildey. ‘FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Wepxrspar, Oct. 28—6 P. M. There is still a sufficiently active demand for money to keep the rate for call loans at seven per cent in the general market. At that figure, how- ever, there is no difficulty among the brokers in supplying themselves, on good collaterals, while the old houses, as usual, have deposits left with them by their castomers at even lower rates. The tendency of the gold market has been rather apward to-day; but at the advance the operations were small, showing that there is not much dispo- sition to operate for the rise. The opening price was 145)4, from which it advanced to 146%, fell back to 146, rose to 14734, and closed at 140%, Exchange participates in the dulness, and the business done has been «mall; but at the close there was a better fecling, and the quotation for bankers’ bills was 161 a 4. The outside demand fer stocks continues to de- ‘velop iteelf more openly, and the course of the market to-day is evidence of the extension of the speculative feeling which exists among the public. The confidence is so great in a higher range of figures, and the temptation so strong to buy be- fore the rise, that there arc few sellers except such as are content with quick realization of pro- fits. Any attempt to bear the market only serves to give evidence of ita strength; for, although Prie, New York Central and Southern old were again thie morning selected as pointa of attack, the | small decline was but temporary, while through- | out the remainder of the list the advance every marked. Harlem has been the most active stock, and its upward movement has been the great fea- ture of the day. There is no particular cause assigned for the rise, and the operators im it get leave to work it among themselves, At the first board this morning Quicksilver advanced 1, Hudson River 114, Harlem 4, Reading % Mi¢hi- gan Central 1%, Pittsburg 14, Toledo %, Rock Island 14, Prairie du Chien 2, Alton and Terre Haute }, do. preferred 1, and Northwestern %. At the one P. M. public board the active demand continued, and‘all the leading fancies were again higher, Harlem, after closing at 109 at the firat boerd, went up to 116. Pittsburg also advanced to 11424, Illinois Central to 127%, Toledo to 120%, Rock Island to 112, and Fort Wayne to 89%. At the second board the demand seemed to have sat- isfled itself for the time, and the extreme figures were not maintained. The market, however, was firm. At the four P. M. call there was no material change, and the following were the closing quota- bys of the day:— 181.108 Hk dec Harlem. un at ts 6's,c,’81.¢1 ae ae noe 60.107 sean 8 ° 99 Miesour Os.. ptt Eps CantonComp’y Cumb Coal 4 is Erie prefe’ 106, 105, Glove hToiedo.12 Chi & Rock 181.1143 Mil&PrdChien, 71 Pitts ,FLeW&Ch, 89: AltoukTerHau 66, The business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows Recel ~aror ousionns trast & Gebhard, ‘The earnings of the Chicago and Rock Island $6,719 708 Fy 5,438,763 FY TIT s4je70/a84 68 ‘The Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company will pay the coupons of the Evansville and Crawfordsville Railroad, due November 1; the lst November cou- pons of the Chicago and Milwaukee Railroad first mortgage bonds will be paid by Messrs. Schuchardt Railroad for the third week in October were:- $42,265 48,887 road for the third week in October were:— 1962 tober 12 to be $1,747 20 in gold, The company, it appears, are now taking out from four to six cords of quartz per day, and the report says that a contract has been made by the agent of the company for a number of Friesburg pans, which are expected to incre the value of the future products. Professor Kent, of the United States Assay Office, in this city, arrived on the 13th inst. at the mines, whither he has been sent by the Secretary of the Treasury to report upon the gold product of the Territory. Stock Exchange. $1000 US6’s,’81,c cl’a HO 1000 Tr 7.300 F&A 5000 US 6’s, 1 Se Nox 1000 US 6’s, 71 6000 M 6's LHASEIRR rH 2000 Calitornia 7’s.. 122 6000 Obio & Mi Bhs 2000 NY Cea 7’ 4000 Erie 3d 10000 Erie 4th in 13000 Hudson Ist 5000 Hadron 3d m 1000 Harlem Ist m.. 112 1000 Harlem 3d m.. 133 Mich So ef bde 113 Alt& TH inc, 90 hacgl etre my chi & i 7 Continental Bavic. 98S 10 Bank Commerce... 107 160 Citz’s Gas, B’klyp 128 8 Del & Hind Cot Oo = oo F-} 100 do... 100 do 50 do 400 American Coal Co 000 Cum» Coal prt. 100 do......b10 30 Metrop’tan Gas 169 Mariposa Mg Co rm Iovo Qaic aativ erMeco 4 So 00 do #10 0 0 ovis sna do... ..b90 100 Coutam Transiten 100 d0......810 60 do 50 dons 60. -3-..b10 410 N ¥ Central RR 1” 1 "30 400 100 560 ics nang 200 do ec 100 60.6.6 D10 100 do... BIO 1200 Brie RRo eee 4 ao +. 100 do 10 11046 0 do... 860 110% soo do... ..bB0 110% BECOND $0000 ee — prod wn 500 Mich Cetra in ts 10 do. Sales attne Pu’ one O'CLOCK $2800 Hudvon Riv 8c. 9934 1800 do... 99 100 aba N ¥ ORR.ba 18816 2 40 © 188% i ve an 5 hoe ¥ oe bio igs cad 190 Co 100 100 16 do... a0 do. 200 do. 100 a0 100 w.. 1100 Frie RR... 100 do 100 co cy Wrowespay, Oct. 28 ++ $6,022 The e: rnings of the Toledo, and Wabash Rail- $38,861 ‘3T,018 coer $1,848 ‘The last report of the Quartz Hill Gold Mining Company shows the yield forthe week ending Oc- e very largely 400 she Hud River RR 138 135 geesse 2500 Cleve & Tol RK. 120 30 40.4.» «000, 2 400 Chi & Rk Is RR 650 a do 0 do. 200 do 800 do.. 100 Ch Bur &Quin RR 200 Mil & Pda Ch Rut 100 do... 800 100 Tol & Wab RR 700 Pitts FIW&CH RI 160 Alt & Ter BR 200 do 160 ao : 100 do blo 4 Alt & TH pref... do 00 Chic & NW RE 100 Chie & Alton RR. 200 WBeveger 200 ct 200 Mar & Cin Int prt 200 Miss & Mo RR BOARD. 300 I Cont RR verip G; rd 19 Mil & P dao RR. 1200 ©) 500 a. . mM do 40 do 100 do 20 do. WO do. WO Ualena & on do, wey do. 100 ao 100 Chik Re ~~ © we 1360 &. 20 eo... 332 2 La 2 a ~ a0 mm 100 100 a Iara pay Te Quver ia Go wo ‘ 100 Bucks Co lead Ocon tm ‘om a5 peeing 100 0. 100 do bio 1a7 100 do on 100 Cleve & Pit ie ao, ao 4 eh 100 ce 100 ae u “ oo jo... 100 Chie & Alton pret 4 & Pitts RR on : 700 Galens & Chic KR 100 a ao 100 Cleve & To! RR 100 0. 1231; i 12 4 89 66 100 sha 1ICentRR boo 128 700 Cleve & Pitts RR. any Joo Harlem BR...... 124% 200 ChicagowRk IaRR 211 1050 do 14 ‘0. ba WD, do... cab AI JO0ChIeRNWinKit BS 47 100 ia Weer boy 1 do. tos 360 do 82% 100 T Haute & Ait it pit si 100 125g £8 Come Coal. 8 dich Sit 87 do... Pay seen eet 86% 130 Quicks’ rMiningOo 69% 20 view 86% CITY TRADE REPORT. Weovmepay, Oct. 8—6 P. M. Asnme.— Receipts 58 bbls, We have to report s quit market at $8 for pots and $9 60 for pears, with sales of 60 bbie. BREADSTUFYS.—The market for State and Western flour ‘was unsettied to-day—the low grades—of which by far the largest portion of the stock consists—being heavy, while medium and good brands ruled in favor of the pur- chaser. We heard of some sales of the former at bc. off from yesterday’s prices, and some of tbe latter at a slight improvement. The receipts continue light (16,800 bbis. to-day), and the stock is slighjly running down. Sales 18,000 bbis., the market closing quietly. Southern flour {a dull, and prices favor the buyer, though not quotably lower: sales 2,000 bbis. at the subjoined figures, Canadian flour is a shade lower, with a moderate demand: sales 1,000 bbis, Kye flour is scarce and firm: sales 200 bbis, @$ $570.2 $645. Corn meal is inactive and prices nom!- nal: recetpts 608 sacks. Buckwheat flour is in better de- Sener tale cad'Wonars Stale and Western flour Too Mich (en KR “a1 200 = terrence 1D o SSSSSSTSEES aticawassone S on wheat was sustained to-day, which led to sn active movement. The decline was induced 0m account of the slight yield in exchange and increased receipts, which reached 207 320 busbels to-day, Western still fn the market, but they are not quite ated hol part of the re Not po The suies reach 170, aust 82a $1 31 for Milwaukee club, $1 87 a a's 30 for amber Iowa, $1 33 a $1 38 for spring Chicago, $1 30a $1 45 for widter red Westorn, $1 40 for amber Wisconsin Spring, $1 46 a $1 53 for amber Michigan iy 82 for r spring Kenosha and $1 76 for white Mic Rye is searce and firm but no ales. transpired aiatiey le of 9,000 bushels State was at $1 “4 Receipts, 18,277 bushels Of barley 1,000 bushe!s sold at $165. Oats are decidedly lower, with @ large business at the decline. We quote state and Western at 78c. a 8c. from store fica 9 82c. afloat. Receipts 94,356 bushels. Sales bushels corn at $105 Noe unsound. $1 0534 a $1 064 4 sound Westero mixed, $1 08 a $1083, for do. delivered, $1 07 for yellow from store, and $10 for Fustern. Receipts only 9,758 bushels to-day, and the market was stronger in conse- quence, an imorovement of jc. having boen realized— Closing Witt $1 07 demanded for Veiga mixed in store. Beans and peas quiet at yesterday's pr! Beeswax was wanted at 460. Ale. poh but there is none offering Covrgr.—We note sales of 26,000 Ibe. Lake, chiefly at wNe., cash. Corros was very active and lc. a 2c. higher. The sales were 3,500 bales at $8c. a 90c., but chiefly at 881<c. a 8ic. Coa was very trm for foreign, which is scarce. The tales are 60 tons Cape Breton at $6 25. Domestic was sterdy under a fairdemand, We quote foreign —Liver pool orrel, per ton of 2,240 Ibs, $11; Liverpool house cannel, $15 ‘0; Sidney, $6 25; Pictou,’ $6 75, anthracite (yard), per tou of 2,000 Ihe. , $10. Canbivs.—We quote sates’ of 250 boxes Western ada. Mantine at 2\c. Sperm may be quoted at 25c Peet was quiet, with small sales Caracas, in bond, at 8 Abe, Farum —Ihe market is @ shade firmer to ports in Great britain, the most needy vessels having comploted cargoes.’ Husiness is atill very dull, Bowever, and abipowners flod it up bill work to procure cargoes even at the low rates existing. To Liverpool 29,600 busne: wheat were taken at 3d. a 4d., in Dulk and ebip's bags: 1,500 bbis flour at 1., 50 bhds. tallow (per neutral 11s. 64. Per steamer 2,000 Ibs. cheese and 1, butter at 608., and 100 tons provisions at 603. To bs , and heavy goods at 17s. 6d. vre 700 bbis petroleum at 7s., and heavy ‘To Marscilles 1,100 bbls. petroie. To Bremen 100 tons provisions at 108 & 6d, To Avtwerp 60 tons provisions at 25a A Swe. brig to adirect port in the Mediterranean, petrie um 7s.; @ British bark to Havre, 1 @ Nor. wewla brig to Marseiies peurelonss Ta; 4 foreign ves- 1,800 bbis. to a British West India port and bac’ he 700, To San Fraucisco eight ships ure on the be Feceiv ing freight at le. for welght and 400. for ‘measure’ mw TAY was stendy. with salen of 890 bales, chiefly for whi iL 15. mostly at $1 10 $1 15, y¥ 6 Koou, but with @ fair inquiry ere supported. We uote sales of 200 bales at 250, for fine norte. me. The market was dul Buenos Ayres aud city slaug! snd about 1130. for ibe latter. are 90,600, of which 63,500 foreign stock 68,000’ Buenos Ayres aud Montevideo, 26. ; 12,500 Orinoco, 8,000 Porto Cabello, 1,000 West India, 2.000 Chile, 900 Mexican, 2,400 Maracaibo, 1,750 Chagres and San Juan, 000 Savanilia and Bogots, 4,000 California 100 Bermuda, 7.000 African, and 1,500 domestic—Total 187,150, same time 1862, 236, "000" 1861, 306,900, 186u, 135,56. Receipts 3,773 socks. Ixpido was very firm under the more favorable foreign pews, but the market was quiet, with salen of five chests of Bengal at $1 70 a $1 90, aud 10 ceroons of Guatemala at pepod 15 @$1 85, cosh, Laab.—Bars were steady at I10., and sheet and pipe at 12e., at which small sales were revorted. Larus were Steady, with s.le8 of 160,000 on the spot at $1 55 a $1 624. LUMEEK was quiet, aud the sales were confined to about 100,060 feet spruce, part to arrive, at $174 $19, quiet, with sales of 60 bude. Ouba at 42c., ‘ew Orieans at S3e By auction, 600 hbds w Orleans at 400. a £00. very quiet, but firm sales or 14 bbis. spirits turpentine, by auction, at $3 09 (or American, aud 1 do, rosin at 166. per pound. (nt. —Market quiet: sales 1,008 bhds, at $1 65 for sperm and $1 10 for whale On Caen was quiet, sales of 50 tous city, in bags, at About $47 50. Proviaions.—We note an increased demand for mers pork, particularly for old, which has been almost uogiect ed for some time past, and the market is 1c. 4 2c bet ter The demaud Ww mainly for the trade, though wo notice some export inquiry, and there ix alse some epecu lative movement: sales of 6.000 bbin., cloving at $14 60 0 $15 for old and $16 at &$16 60 for new mens § $14 25 9 $14 60 for thin meas, and $11 receipts, 142 bbls F 3s = with only smail sales dry Tat Be for the iormor, The beef market i dull and ws favor the buyer, comsequeut upon the large arrivals and limited demand receipts, 1.21 bbix and a$is for plain mess, aud $ ; old is nominally $5 a $7 for repacked, $13 9 $14 50 for extra mens, and $350 for ntry prime. prime mess beet is steady, with ‘ome #:cculative “demand ‘or forward delivery; we bear of ales of 1.000 tierces for November delivery understood at sonetting over $24, and 300 tieroes India mess, to arrive, at $27 50, Peet bam are quiet, but drm, with sales of 100 bbie. Weatera at $18, Cut meats are als quiet 50 ty lame brought 96. Sboulders be quoted 6c Heceipts, 437 packages New 7 me ind naltrg and orm. heard of 4 sale of 600 boxes, deliverable half December, ata price kept private ‘Tue coi weal begiow t© start dressed hogs in from the West. 100 we: Ba gretiy ey oye Tre Will s000 commence. Tart wer, speculative inquiry having part iall hate to's Tair Wide Uetasad, brereve 4 Filo iayuiry Salen 3,100 bois. and 200 & 11 e a itne. for No 1 to prime ke'tle reudered. also 1,000 terces, deliverable last half December and firet half wary’, at 11¢0 Receipts, 475 bbls, Butter sud cheese iD 60 9 fale axiens 04 forane —Receipte 4,357 bbis The market was in eruve today, 04 prices may be written fully le jower 0M refined. Crude was atondy, without change in ‘The market at the close was ata stond, buyers howiers refur The prices ‘ding Off in order W force ® decline, an « v lower their pretension to ar Dowinews was very | cre etme 2.000 ia, changed owners but inctuding 00 "do, for November at Juc., and | thie refined at 496. to S0e , including tome for November $0. Cloning Gait mt abet 406. 10,900 gations in cane Nap 2bc & Me. for refined sales of 200 Dbis retined within tbe range A coil 40 bhis refined oi] was reported at 60), : ber, ide. and $4, c., and $1 per orted, at ‘priees betty 1th ® view to ,and we decline 1b ge. a 18%e., orem ‘and the sales were | | } | ‘SHIPPING NEWS. shame Kretiamer Betorara, MeLaugh!ia, r Willa. hile, amd; Swany ovker doe « Ie, OF Haltigro), mn. 8 Of Ocean Stem: bing Fall Riv Malle by every steamer =; Hees, The steamers for ar | re ert call ‘2, cept the Canadian lis. which call at jh duit The | White. Des steamers for or {rom ihe Continent, eail ai Soutaampton. Golo 'do. "ela YRom EUROPE, rity Rye + Chainpion, Names, Deave hin. Leagen, Key West: a Fo es, New York bb. Quebec hiladelphia Octeber 28 1963. CLEAKED. Steawabip Creole, Armatrung, New Orleans—Le:dam, Hel neken Gteamnship Potomac, Sherwood, Portland—Hi B Cromwell i ‘ip Ma eate (Br), Coulter, Liverpool—fam! Thompson's ene Wandrahm (Hamburg), Meyer, Loudon—Godeftroy & BRD D'R'Watjea (Brom) Jullcher, Ucuos thes Lufing ae Sir Isaac Newton (Ham), Frahn, Hamby a Edge. Henry, Wilson, ValenciaW & A Nelso Monroe; Gaskill’ Moderator, Le Me M Hhogers, Farren, Norfolk for raon, Uriah & fabithy, Mat nn . Fiber fe; EF Merwin, Stat Bradford. ant ¢—Sloman Hark Floreboo (Ar), Lenuerion, Barvadoe-—is ¥ Small & oF do, Bet jark Linda Stewart, Perkins, St Jago—J Thom Salisbury r Roby. NV rie Fiun IX (Pras), Lutuke, Cork—Punch, be Meineke & fae? hea | BY Fim bs Sea JB Brinewiey, Maker, do for Port Mga bang Bre ‘Anna Marios, Main, Havana—J F Ward & Co. g Dunean, Naiad (Br), Richardsou, Clentuegos—Tucker & Light: ‘Brig Onward (Br), Doody, 8tJobus, NF—HJ &C A De At John, NBT Hovine& Bon, Cox, #t John, NB— vive & Son fax—O jh Ree Portl Royal—S W for W ore; MON |, Bath ior pepe White Cloua, Leavitt, Fortress Monroe—' hae & Kia. ‘ d ° int ‘= yd.du for Baltimore, Joun Weiser Mrist Sehr eens Forbell, Fortress Monroe—B C Wheeier & Georgtiow at Frias atk ieee tae G Hebr H Hickman, ——, “hiaooteague, algo. bries Black’'ab,. Bu Behr O z Crook, Ey ban, jamdria. A Brinn Wai, Hal Kehr 8 J Hoyt, Oramer, Alexantr: Behr F French, Loveland, Washtngton— Naght. Bohr Rio, Smith, Eastport—J Frve Behr Bay State, Yeatoo, Ponieaa , “faviland. Bebr Mariel Tares, Hor Hoston, Behr Oregon, P: W 8 Bro Behr Mount Hope, Spalding. Paul Wiver Sehr Only Son, Cunningham, New Ha Sloop Mount Hope, Sullivan, Teunton, Sloop Southport, Coe, New Haren, ner M Stevens Chance yn Brunt & Co. Brown & Co, HR Racket & Beamtug Gilde Pitiadelpbia, He ARRIVED. ‘Zith, 8AM, wind NE, No arrivals, Sid sches Julia (Bry Bicamsbiv Etna (Br), MeGuiean, Liverpool, Oct 14, and Queensiown Jit & i) PM. with mdse and 400 panvengers, West, Be to youn G Dale, fast, int 91 93, lon 2 steamahip Glasgow. henes for Lives \ edeiphia 125. low 27 19. at Bord, Whort, and hate. Nickersia, Nem MR Cart Arr kelir Dr aA Steaniaaip Beanet ana. passengers, te Lydia Bicanship Ameren. (U Hilton Head, Oct 12. 0 U8 Quartermaster. NNE gales and Pin, and bas been 4 ‘2th Inet, off eras, spoke bark Mary New Orleans for York. amship Karnak (U $ transport), Cushing, Hilton Head Sono, Oct 22, to U 8 Quarterm iad beavy gales from NE. 22d inet PM, off Char.eston Bar, saw steamship Araao, for Hilton (Head. Taft, Liverpool, Sept 14, with coal. to Ze iit avy W weather, for the firet 29 days bad Wand NW winds, 10th Inst, lat 4051, lon 34 35, uw eute mpire, bound B. Snip Yorkiown, Meyer, Loudon and Portamouth, Sept 10, with mdse and 60 passengers, to Grinnell, Minturn & Co. Sih pst, lat 4 OS, om 37, exw ship Hemisphere, hence, steer: Mary Haren; B Watson, Willeby, Por: itoyat NIV: Lady Suffolk, Mooty S Kaigir, ny Snip St Louis, Coffin, Gieagow, Sept Hand Queenstown | Hew: Bid, with iron, to W & A Nelson. ‘170 lat 4.35, lon 43 | | PORTLAND, Oct 20—Arr xteaner Chomapen 15, naw ei Dreadnougnt, pence for Liverpooi: Bad, lat 46 Bork; echr Hanaie Westhroox . w, Jon 5115, passe or ton arthen bottom a up, and atthe san {ime saw a longbont, apparently at an- | Dailey, avane chor, tall of water, Abbie, Ph Kui WoRerSit Stiri ip. Robert Winthrop ewart, New Orleans, 20 days, wits mu tkins Ao, Has been 10 days Nof Mat | Philadelpa Terns with’ W wiades Ith iat om Caryefort Reef, epoke | YROVEDERCE. Oct Vetiel, Davia, § sche Mary & Elira Visindes Br brig Jim Crow, for New Orlean Bark Queen Victoria, (Br), Conw rallroad iron, to, Barclay & "Livin “athe inet tat ai | ‘ardi?, Sept 15, with Jonpaon, Smith do: Vig! Had fine weather len Middleton. Jp itl le, and W winds, Jon 41. spoke whalesbio James Arnold, of and for New Redford, with 71) ap, and 800 yA bus alcohol taken froma week, the name of which was Milliken. Commerce. Mullen, {ascertain “NYork, Com Kearney, Amen Bark are Aunt re eldhusen, Marseliieg. Sept, passed en. bm DeVertu. Sid ship Helios, We jack, Glasgow, 40 ve Kong. EM, Ont 26—arr sehr Union, Hall, Fraokfort fv ‘ar, wi ree de e100 Bros, Cm vee, ih jarvey, Lingam, ays, aire ew nttney Pes, 1 (Br), Condon, Lingan, CB, 6 days, with coal’ z to totion, Bruce & bck a ¥ MILLINERY, Brig ae ~ Smith, Windsor, NB, 6 days, with to Mark eis "fo. Steves, Hillsboro, NB, 5 days, with or Rewark say wa (heh Yarr, Lingat A Dew ol ost thre, “Lkewiee’ 8. i DT LeaY (Bn). Pree; Cornwallis, ‘NB, with potatoes, | orhireia alee Mouruink Beanets = Bounes Hehe WH Mitchell, Eaton, Shulee, NS, ¢daya, wim spars, | Bonvets, Bvening onuers great vw to 6 1, Snow. th. nLMMON®, O87 Broad) Bene John Northup (Br), Laird, Winds to DR Dewol OB, 15 days, with coal, to Hf large amortment of dom: toa of Felt ond Neave> Honnete Bride PONRALIA MILLINGRY ROOMS 8 amy LACK Saw rong NB, 3 days, with to D K Dewoif. lntwe 0 a dn | " hane Maries Terbor, faidibetiigs ot for Boston woe erm from ot nin veg rh Bacon, Baker, Elizabetuport for Hartfor: py he Peri Gnetk atok ett bade fy See: Oy a days. Hist SO ive. AN Capvou, Tr N Ni He AOUKE SERS, Kehr fie Blake, ori mat noe BONNETS, USER, OOF ERS O08 ite Hew. 1 tunis ating to bret cae Milunery. ses st Sei ek oa Of 8 sunken vessel, appa ama ver ma Mihoos a with mas = ; shed ai fen em some time in that alta WATCHES, JE WELAY, &C. fared to have Pal kreen “ 2 tr EBOWINO-mB BERS Tt fel VOU pe RIS “Diamonds 3 aa Semeicy By Benr Justina, Jones ‘and et dana Hiickwan, Jesien, Tompkins Cove for Chineo bara Cott Sovow. Nai i Sehr Buen viele, Pusttps, IB Pall River. Beir Marie Lous is Kiver. Rebr M Chace, Keatty, Fall Rebr Monitor, ‘Hesag Af ra ORTH KNOWING Hair Bhawis, ine Lace to LOUIS ANKICH Behr NJ Providence, 18 hours nde Haven Rebr Jane, laven. Behr Ocevn Ham. Norwich Bebe J Rogers, Worthiugton, Portiand, Ct, ; Readout for Rosioe. BILLIARDS, TWO FINE BILLED On BALE D TADLEE AD Prantha. Tours, Batumore er J I Thomson MeOnbe, AUPRICHN BILEDARD TABLY LENDen ta Crouby and pring BELOW SAILED, IMh—Ships Liverpool, Wm Ne Dutt, Northwood, itowa. rice Harnard. sobre Murria Win Haw Bybit, Rhode Tsiand, siearner 6 © Ongeos mt Creole, New Orienns Wind at sumert N. Miee Breameuir Cevonm, Oape A satled yesorday for New Orlean - 2 t < * Lieut Eaton from Ros W ‘ into New port Munday ay One bark, wokoo Clone barks Alexan L “1 W Deering LA Mdwards ton for the Wee night with ma Bane Hey Hint (now toms, Als at Bomton in 18 wines Bank Toran sro Tass, ALN, 99) toms, w 1804, as bora sold om private terme FONITOR jenn beraking up aad with ber cargo will probably be t — yRene OM hada Kenn Cuse TL Honer, before pepore ° pen as bean 90 LIQ UO, we rom Brena. and ow culwater, with al) the bendors for ary “WILLIAM MURR Lb os 2 anne He. 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