The New York Herald Newspaper, October 31, 1863, Page 5

NEW at 145%. Foreign exchange is dull, Bankers’ bills may be quoted at 159 @ 160; but the business doing is very limited. The stock market was lower this morning, in consequence of uneasiness respecting money; but at the deoline it was pretty stubborn, and it was noticeable that the heaviest sellers for cash were r ties, and, notwithstanding the laurels their booca ‘culled by French troops between Vera Cruz and | enxious to get back ep rudpierphetiog iia ico the town of Mexico, members may be found in the | buyers’ option. Among the older class of ope- | 16000 Hudson 84 m.. 194 1500 Leghiation Chambers to express doabts whether the | ratorg these seems to be but one opinion | 10000 AltaTA 80 60 Gey achieved by the Freach legioas as not been. Wo Pi 1000 Clev&Tol sf bs. 113 500 parly purchased. Hut the question will still remain | with regard to the course of the market, 500 SBether; ering done +o much, tbe work ought now to |and that, opinion is rather strengthened ms cation @hieb ‘cen be offered for the French expedition than weakened by the vigorous efforts which are LA we Mextes, # é he. only, reply, hich. cy mabe being made by the bears to increase their short 1008 Spponition, ‘Despondency is not a trait in the | interest. Ite quite possible, if mppey should be : = Napoleonic character; and, oven if matiers did not wear a | tight again to-morrow, that sole more weak men - 38° 100 Taxovab « capect, Louls Napoleon ts, gearealy {he mao 40 | may be tempted to sell their stocks, and thus that | 308 is Aas hapyvned as the Emperor wished and intended, The | the market, which no one seems willing to under- | 1000 . 62 late cournment of Meziro it and to all | take to sustain . ‘00 6236 preety ta pee ented itself of iearoige the So it sei to be ea i eam Kee so a en are iv ly conce when- +3 of thy peonle, havo hailed ite fall with satiefac- pi ons eoticionta ait a the movarchy which, | ¢VeF money.eases up there will be a rapid change | 740%... sx uder Freuch auspices, is to be velaee in its stead. | in the aspect of the market, and the bears will | 100 a dite) theseeral Buropean Powers have drop in a dey the profits they took weeks to make. | $5Penn Coa #8 poh mich Tirente, and ike es has | At the firat board this morning New York Central | 10 amer Coal 80 " into the future, circumstances co1 to declined 1, Erie 74, Hudson River 174, Reading %, xo fe: a vroj:ct on whore sccompliahment the French Emperor bas | Michigan Central %, Southern guaranteed 3, IIli- | 100 do. 83 Sraently ok hie hone Thea Miatiaan’ repebee has ery. nois Central 124, Pitteburg %, Galena %, Toledo b R Ss Bes venicd either or beth frone orgamising that opposition to the | 1, Rock Island %, Fort Wayne 134, Canton 1, and | 1250 ‘ment of the Mexican cmpire which would otherwise & 4 te Best Undontt diy Rave tem supe Bul ¢s the South | Cumberland 74. At the1 P.M. call more firmness | 100 do. bn conled sue anal before long el its was exhibited, and the market recovered from | 109 weer) ens Sindee eaauns nd etree eineror | the depression of the morning. At the second | 00 & manna §.sererearty la secognice hot Eetrnertence, and ty on ails board the feeling was decidedly better, and an ad- 2 2 ee a ee Jor pee eres ‘Norah ca, | Vance, as compared with the morning board, took ro ry Bie caruth will of itself suffice 10 secure for the now monarchy | Place, as follows:—New York Central 24, Brie %, | 1000 Erie RR 108 Te.tie dolaya which may intervene before ie complete | 20208 River 124, Reading 74, Michigan Central %4, | 199 40 ios sotsblistiment of the proposed empire, wo believe thet Southern Frazansoed 1, Milingig Central 74, Galena nr 108; Roa Ata tn cng aca | 2, Ramen Prk Wayne, Souter ta 183 re pimatile and @ respectable 4 which was steady this morning at yesterday's A lied elie i ior advanced 1 per cent at the second board. to te. f arin Jap le careeT ASPECT Op THE SITUATION OF FOREIGNERS. rh aed we be hr bl ay eect Msc a 100 Erie xe From Japan frp egret be ee fue ot covered, and Wee 4 oa fut Reed, ot eg ito & pe Bri ° son Hania ameot thik halt i ) to 67 in the afternoon, and closed at 861406174. | too ao ron Pe dees The eee ae in fon | Harlem has been as low as 104, but rose to 110 at | 400 Hudson Q Yate (palaranene hernia, Ty ia at Kagosima, near Ore the first board, was steady at one P. M., advanced SECOND BO. ‘eopored toatien’, The expedition sent agelast it consists | #0 111 at the second board, and closed at 111 a2, | $8000 Us 6/9, 82 reg.. 308, £. eee: wale. other Ky gonein im harhee ss At the four P. M. public board New York Central | 55000 ai . 200 do. gt from. Minko to exclude foreigners, frow the | Sdvanced 24, Reading 7, and Michigan Central 24. | 288 299 Mich utry etill continue, and changes bave been made | The rest of the list was firm, and the market closes | 109 1000 M So & ja the government at Jeddo, by which the party least bostile to foreigners retires from otlice. The Tycoon has retr'ned to Jedio by sea, and the changes referred to accordance me 8 3 100 do. at a decided improvement as compared with open- ing prices. The following are the latest quotations bave been made in with inetractions he vrvught with him from Misko, Another difficulty has arisen of a similar nature to the ‘Moss’? caso. A picnic wevsceelll © 1116 partys bad gone te the Kanasawa, and while ry lem 112 0124 Japanese soldier, evidently disapproving them, drew his ch110 a110%% Reading......126 » ©. 96 U8 5s,6,"74,¢).100 Tr 7.30 0,A&O.107 36 Usé’slyc,\ in g 102 Us6'slyc,\inc 99: sword, upon which one of the yy drew a revolver and hot him through the arm. native authorities have made the matter subject of complaint, and the excur- ‘si mists have been bound over to keep the peace aud ap. pear when falled ‘upon. Sicee we Wrote hor Matesty’s ship Coquette has a 97% 1003 ec .125 paid a visit to the batteries at Shimoncosaki, where she Cleve & Pitts..1111 @ 111% day within range unmolested for tive hours. A party then Galena & Chi. .112% a 113" which it we &Toledo, went on shore and were civilly treated, from may be inferred that either the British flag is re a tek Ma etd recent demonstraty French and Stares vessels-of-war have int midated those in ci the i Sales at the Public Board. wt tn homed Goel ote a pea coed iL a ta Set “Seton pecker a tet es fue aneran gi 1a fo tam. oy then, wid him that ibe had no communion 1g | » TR business of the Sub-Treasury bas been as | {20 do- shes is one 10. da hax 108 do... 18% 1800 Erie RE. . 108 100 doy, 108; The Gould and Curry Silver Mining Company ee tients ) have declared a dividend of $100 per foot, pay- | 500 do,, able, if desired, at 36 Wall street, byEugene Kelly | 193 0. &Co. The Norwich Arms Company will pay, | 500 40. Movember 9, their second quarterly dividend of | 39 nesane rh heer “al : os five pe Cent, free of tax. FJ : Fh 229 Pra, WE CHR He Springer Harbourgh, of Pennsylvania, and T. J. ‘Trapait! Carter, of Illinois, have been appointed as the 18 z aa rhyme "30 n* two government directors of the Pacific Ratlroad ~ Company, as provided by law. 300 ‘The coupons due November 1 on the mortgage _- bonds of the Indianapolis and Madison Railroad wil be paid atthe office of J. & 8. Ferguson, No. 35 Pine street. yp d 600 Rosebud, with the favorite and Country Maid, lying up, The Boston Daily Advertiser of yesterday thus RR. ede tho ‘running into the cords, where Dolphin headed | |, pe zestantey ne her, and won very cleverly by a length, Rosebud secur notices money ¢) ‘tters there:. 900 ing the second honors by a head froin Country Maid, bad heres haere Hed business continue to move quietly | 50 foarth. Mr. J. Greaves claimed the winner. J, with Nettle excitement or change. The abua- | 199 Newaaaxat-Covasn, Oct. 16.—60 pounds, for 3 yr. olds Genco of capital aaiees ample accommodation for geners! | 490 Harlem and upwards; weight for age, with selling allowances. | trade. w: continues to be principally for cash, and is | 594 ‘0... aF. Jess disturbed by un nid audcoreien 200 Harlem Bret ur. R. Ten pro yeep aa Dayrell, 3 yrs., Land shares were quiet, with little doing. toe be 4 600 Reading (at Reet ap 7 ib: (300) © | bank proshinyaretl ayg = parts gy tee mor the | 200 €. Cr) at SAT - (2) 4 | Broker's Exchange, tse priveipal trabsactions ‘being at | 395 go: euetion. 200 do thy nee | The Cincinnati Garette of Wednesday says:— | 100 Mich 0! pw a r ‘The market was freely supplied with exchange at {a * ae eee a a reed ‘Bebeson thesseennd ena | 1-10 clscoat, baying ab DAF calling. | T.nome cares | Tog do. third, B. Grimshaw rode Quickswnd to the bas hip | Daaihers bonges of commsensen see 00> Ee ee od ‘do, saddle slipping just botore starting he was woh behind. supply of qurreney ja barely @ Mee pars Revee areas mnenetne at can take; but the sarplue at one hoose is disposed of at another, so that the of good paper are absorbed. Kentucky currency is t at '4 premium, and Bank of the State of Iudians at '¢ premium. The Minneapolis, Faribault and Cedar Valley Railroad Company—sometimes known as the Min- nesota Central Railroad—has recently been reor- ganized, and a large amount of new capital con- tributed for the construction of this road, ‘chiefly by the present owners of the Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad, of which latter road the former is an extension. The Minneapolis, Faribault and Cedar Valley Railroad is now under contract from Minneapolis to Onatoria, about sixty-five miles, at which point it will connect with the Winona and St. Peters Railroad, now in process of construction from Wi- nona to Onatoria, about eighty miles. There are at this time from two to three hundred workmen CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Pawar, Oct, 30—6 P.M. Asuzs are steady, witb sales of 40 bbis, at $8 a $8 12 )¢ for pots and $9 26 for pearls. Receipts, 14 bbis. Bagavercyrs.—The floor market took «turn with gold to day, and the common kinds went down a trifle, but pabrequently recovered apd closed @ shade better, Good fancies and extras, which are lees plenty than inferior grades, were beld firmly, and sellers bad the advantage, sales being effected in some instances at an advance. The receipts were very light, being only 9,537 bbls. to-day against rales of 14,000 bbls. At the prosent rate of te ceipts the stock must be decreasing, which is rather ‘anomalous at this season of the year. Prices are too The Prize Ring. HRENAN AND KING'S £2,000 MATCH. (From Eell’s Life in Loudon, Oct. 17.) A further deposit of £60 a ride fur this important affair must be in our hands before ve o’clock on Friday next. THR CHAMPIONSHIP. Mace and Ryall have again come up to the ecratch with £10 aside. They muke a further deposit of £10 a side at our office on Friday, Ocwber 23, We understand they eontempinte at once going into training. . IKE BAKER AND JOE G08S. We have received articles and £5 a sido fr this match. The met ton December 2, on the home circuit. The Grticles state that £10 a side is down. How is it pnd £5 aw sido has reached us? They are to stake £5 weekly until further notice. Seema FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Furay, Oct. 30—6 P. M. Money is quite active. Early this morning as much as seven per centand a brokerage were paid for call loans on stocks; and, though later in jut prices are without material change. Sales 1,800 Dbis, at $6 90 a $7 OO for common and $7 60 a $10 50 for choice do. Canadian the day the inquiry abated, still the market must $5 60 — 5 86 be quoted a quick seven ‘yer cent market, and | tively employed in the construction of the Min- 62% a 640 people who have monéy to lend for a day or two nesota, Faribault and Cedar Valley Railroad; the ms min Ao} ean be sure of getting that rate from the brokers. | toad bed is nearly prepared for the irop, which 6900/7 60 ‘The activity arises, in part, from the large sums | has all been purchased, partly in Pennsylvania 192% +4 which have been sent to the country for the move- | and partly in England, and is to be delivered at 925008 60 ° t of crops, which have the hank the opening of navigation next spring. The loco- & 9 8 op Bats ad a att me actus from | motives, cars and fall equipments are all under 08375 he large payments into the Sub-Treasury for contract, to be delivered early in the spring. It : 3.000 3% 630 boride, ‘The amount of these bonds | is the intention of the present owners of the Min- 6,10 gold an ‘iat up” in thewpecule sold up to date is nearly $325,000,000, neapolis, Faribault and Ceder Valley Railroad to bi Tener bon Rereveden tt donne $00 (000 bushels ‘and they are selling at the rate of about two mil- | have the whole line in operation fF msacinsr of * 2 33 fot old No 2 apring Cateago, In org: $1.33 8 lions a day. Within a day or two there has been | 1864, at which time it is expected travellers | Phu, et bs'0 $1.50 for claber fom, 1,28 for orng quite a vush for them, in consequence of the gene- | C89 6° and return all the way by. sail from New | wigconsia, $1 40.0$1 45 for inter rot Western, $1 Cr gal preference for “‘clean’” bonds, with no coupon | York to St. Paul and the Falls of st. Anthony, | $1 51 for amber Michigans, St ‘ine a vary pcares' ad The completion of these roads, and the addition of s0 mich capital to the wealth of Minnesota, will be a new era for that young and vigorous State. We venture the prediction that population and wealth will increase faster in that State during the next’ yeat than they ever have in any State in the Union. The virgin soil of that State is lexuriantly rich, the water powers of the State inexhaustible. stamped, This rush will cease to-morrow after- noon, as after that date the second coupon will be- gin to be stamped. With regard to the policy of the Lanks which are calling in loans, this will not last beyond Wednesday next. On that day the & per cent deposit certificates, of which out banks hold $35,000,000, will cease to bear interest fm gold. A bank which holds them after that day, salee some in a 6 or 7 per Cent money market will of course | Thelr great want—in modern times » necessity— | ing en, ae fle 6 GBs. arrive, Receipts 61,018 Jose the difference between 5 per cent and the | has been railroads. These, if the State is wise —— ‘th sales 600,Jb8. W mainly at current market of interest, migieret it may ro serene fosters bee property = won steady, w: ~ eaterD, sah Be. It will therefore be ‘the policy of |:wilknow have inevery quarter Btate Beas at. a marrowfats, well managed institutions, after dat date, | ciently settled to justify the outlay. 45 Tel Sir medians, ts Wan ete to run debtor at the Clearing House, s0| The followingare the movements of dry goods At 8 for mIAGIBER ee Rupe. as to foist the 5 per cent certificates on other at the port of New York for the week ending Oct. Danks,and to lend.their money at 6 & 7 tothe brokers... The result will be obvious. Tursing to the Sub-Treasury, we discover that of the balance of $35,466,796 on hand, $16,000,000 are in gold, thas reducing the amount of legal tenders on hand y to-day. The opening price , from which it adVaneed to 146%, but te 145%, ogain touched 14674, and closed z Bi i : YORK HEKALD, SATURDAY,: | UCTUBERK 81, 1863.—TRIPLE SHEKT. Hops were steady at ba prime as 00 a 210. previous prices, Sales of 170 bales See David Hale, Conklin, Washington—Vau Brunt @ » Pi IRov.—€00 tons Scotch pig sold at $42, and 300 do. No. 1 American, deliverable ut Elizabethport, at $37 « $38, and 300 do.’ on private terma. Limm.—We note sales of 2,500 bbls. Rockland, at $1 20 Bieamer J 8 Green, Mulliner Alexandria. Steamer Johu BR Thomson McCave, Baltimore. ARRIVED. for common, and $1 59 for lu mshi City of Cork (Br), Tibbetts, Laverpool, Oct Map. 4 Queensiown I%tb, at 2 PM. with mdse ana S25 or gaimt mere sendy, wit ale of $0,000 (part to go out ern to Jobin G Date Tih. off Grave Head, y a, fe co; 1th, at 4 PM. off Old mer Anglia, hence; PM, lat nged signals with steamebip Olty of verpool. Bavoock. Aspinwall, Oct 21, 1 PM. with Laav.—Foreign was quiet at 9340. a 91g¢.—the latter am extreme rate, LAs was steady, with sales of 800 bbis., most: Row Orleans, within the range of 906. 80. nt Naval Stores dull, without sales, Que alot but steady; sales 200 pos hele atgi 12. ‘was quiet, w! sales bags, 2 82,2244 par 100 Ibe. HAS F in 8 BU » With moderate sales at a for $45 for Weatera, igi city 5 sper ean iy iy aa ecuve ag ay ih fle ht buying toa algo some inquiry for export, and the einiaptincte cree a for mets, Included. fo the's am he put to for coal), with mdse and Spofford, Tilesion & Co, Had heavy north the entire ¢. Pannigs Baltimore, Lewis, Alexandria, 82 hours, with PAssongers to Pasterts gai ‘Bteamsadi mdse, oy ames Hana Bteanship Cheaa; H B Cromwell nesapeake, Willetts, Portland, with mdse, 0 America (Br, of Live: 1), Moret wl eg: fs, wi weg ad 72 Pomengere, to” Samal Waecnpeon's Ship Columbia, Stowell, Liverpool, “Oct 4, wit 875. ngera, to © Hi Marsuaila Co. todgradhe ocd BI Thompson, Liverpool, Sept 29, Cy Passengers, 10 Sarni Th er, 10 Ba ~ Phe ca Johannes Whistnue “Bren, Ruiernane ire Ship Oder ila) Wintren stambarg, 8 rasyn wi and Bie panaengere, 19 Kon Bhi, a he last, OIE Baton’ Hind “boat North of " with ST days, with mdse ‘ken, Port Koyal, 16 days, in bal- been 12 days Nof Hatteras and 7 rth beavy gale from NNE and fc Dione (of London), Ste Algos B: days’ me Bept Lith oot and skinny iat 14 min lon 23 W, signaled Kr ‘Maria, hence; same day, spoke echr Marco Paulo, Bark Frane (Rus), in, Stockholm. 84 days, wi! Rory Gentian [" Fane Meineke 7 "Wendt yp Blue Rose (Br, of ¥: MI Rowe pa be My gy of the mi Dasiness reported waa very email, and buyers were of Torte pened sion ‘ot “her bau yihe Oliver {be opinion that the bottom has not yet been touched; | Ames, Before reporied cavelzed oar N ler) gellar gy to sell, but buyers dia not ‘ome Brig Bethea Kobin (Ham), Buulz, Rio Janeiro, $3 days, hi Re heen Fs} — ee ae — aa! ix Talbot (of London), Putt, Bahia. 39 daye, in ballast, 1m bond: 6.1 67 for trea ana 360. for tohee’ papi, strony antes tecunahe ite aher ne yanie se ig Some port: e sal were for ai t. Failures rrriet Ha! Wheeler, Port 18 days, io aro the order of the day the ow-a-da: : ‘ the ord be ¢ v,tmong vn pet yen yi dave, 9 0. Bane® & Go, For The last eight “days hea hen: udson, Grin, New Haven, . Nickerson, Giace Bay, CB, 8 days, with lowaril. Rover, West, Belfast. 6 da; , Hall, Rockland, Rockland, Bohr Sarah MeDo iy, New Bedford. ol (c! |. Kell ow fo Behr Hannibal, Wensworth: Viyannia, Bebr Counseliar, Whitmore, Providence, Schr Samuel Vick ford for Elizabetbport, Schr Juliet, for Elizeabethport. een yee steady, with sales of 300,000 feet spruces Kies heavy; sales of 100 bags Rangoon at $7 50. SuGaR was firm, with a fair inquiry; sales 950 bhds,, chiefly Cubs mused, se Sricrs —Wo note further sales of 1,000 mats cassia at ‘brJames Steel, Jone javen. dhc,0 46c., 7 do. pimento ab 2%, anda lot of ginger | Schr Pavilion, Apiagne, ‘Kew Haren for Blicabeibporc” Stuaw —Ryo has gold to some extent at 7c. 2.860. Sa peo kia iain la wt. ; wheat and oat pring 450. to 560 ; bundle straw Bis Schr Succe: Norwich for Rondoat. A ag sold at $6 a $7 per 100 sheaves. It yi Davis, nf Harbor for Philadelphia. SPELTER was dull at 83¢0. for Bilesian; no sales. er Lonisa Moore (U 8 transport), ———-, Newbern, Saxtrernx.—600 bags crude sold at 16340., closing frm, | ".t0.U BQuatiermasior | 4 LLOW.—Sales were confined to 60,000 Ibs. x Wm Woodward. Cundify, Bal Ta prime city hehe 23¢C., 20,000 do, Western at lzc., and &0 bhds. 's Association at 1270. Tonacoo.—steady, with sales of 76 hhds. Kentucky on timore. Bieamer Black Diamond, Meredith, Philadelphia, Steamer Pelican, Walden, Previdence. Rerumne—Br bark Palestine (of Private terms. hence for meenstown, Oot 17, oh had ing & I ‘Tra was active, with further sales of 3,500 cherts and half chesta, chiefly oolong, Japan, 1,200 chests sour |—Straits have been at 450. 8 d6c., closing at the a ae. oie 4 fin water in the well and the puinps choked, ret to repair. Br echr Indus (late Keller), hence 37th tnat NP, returned in consequence of the death of who was found dead in bis berth ou the morning of the 281b for Nassau, the waster, orito sabe pe sl id a The bark Atlantic, of London, from Newcastle, is con- wake a note further signed to McAndrew & Waun, wot as before prone Woo..—The market bar ruled BELOW. Bark H D Brookman, from New Orleans. About 100,000 ibs. fleece sold SAILED. pales 67s, a Te.; 200 beles Mexican, 20c., and 260 bales wit Btsamers Moontight, Cumbria, ships Majoatio, DB atje 3 Ema: . ig «ieee Relad, Depray' adirw Gondor, jegrius, D Davidson, Au: PAMILY MARKET REVIEW. The prices at Waabington Market yesterday exbibited ‘no material change since our last quotations, although the indications were that things would takea riso in a few days on account of the atsettied state of the weather, which it seems has interfored with the conveying of pro- dace tothe market. Meats remained at the same figure as last week, and tbe same remark bolds true as to the various descriptions of fish, Prime butter was a little ot CE yd Wind ob unset, wi once fog. American Shipmascers’ Ascootation, Mo 81 Wat Srazer—Roous 33 anv 26, ‘The fellewing approved Masters and Ofleers have reseiver Commissions from this Association :— ' Q 0) Hart, sche mae 'Doyiy, Blasich, ech Me hromes Denia & The ig ‘ steamer Moonlight: Thos i Muzsts.—Prime cute of beef, 1dc. a 160. per Ib.; porter house steak, 160. @ 18c.; ordinary roastin; 120. @ Miscellaneous. i Y, 1 ploces, 120. @ ée.; soup and Pieces, 7c. a Oe. ; ‘ Tux Noawicn Linz—On and and efter Monday nest, the uarters, 7c. @ 9c; }, bindquarters, 100, @ 12c.; | steamers City of New York and City of Boston will leave hope, 1dc.; forequartors of veal, Se. a 12c." bladquarters’ | their berth, foot of nler 99 North River, at du'clock PM. ip of veal, er Ihe; Lag as a hams, Ile. @ 18¢.; | send of 5 O'clock, ‘ds bovetetore. 3 Pere oe dae the wicck of poultry and game ap- | Sitr Sea Suaraxy, Fike, arrived at Yokohama, Japan Aug i ently It was not her that was lost on the Is orf. sonth' near Wooeung. fps cniaban™ Buty BaLacta, 431 to Al, was mt about Aug $8 tor ne, rating was sold at Melbourne Acortaxn—The hull of rig Seotland wh for'tomons ashore at the. east’ cua Or Hantuex ould 28th inet for $7 and the cargo for G1 60. the quality quite ach at the same Bioor Quiven Auxs—fee reyort of brig Blue Nase, in port arr’ 3 Livnr00t, Oct 14—Tho Alhambra, hence on the 7th for San Francisco, put back loky, Ship Germain ( },in St Martin Isle de Re Roads, Qt rte Ben Zi, Int 10 37 e shiv, capsized, of about 5.0 to pt BS, ow diemasted of ver fore and mainmaste: Rept 26. lat 46 6) Ww, nother abip of about 6) Lone, inher ite a white atripe above th oF sails iy ribbows fregged har aucbors lettne Ameriorn bark sustained oluer dara painted black. was almost entirely dismasted, aad SHIPPING NEWS. ae. Matte are forwarded By every sisamet inthe regular fines, L1- trae tecmere for or {ree Liverpool call ot Queens ry ‘above the oop Sept the Canadian line, which call at Londonderry. "The BO re ties ok st Steamers for oF from the Continent, call ai Sou ig wis, X pine), watrriogee 5 Iu tnt 36 viously been abandoued by the or 0m HiGKIDg slate D—At Neweant " Pov Mew Yor ie, Me. ed ac Dooha ry & Kir 4 vy Capt AW i from the yard of Dante! export Bah apse bf =, of 38) tons, called if y Rick, and to be commas of Mantle t At Portsmouth, NIT, 28th thet sou Handy Sd | Marcy, © slip of 1,100 tonm, belouging to the builder aud SLiverpaot | others ‘nt ay Liverpoot lemon. The Jobo Well WB, from Bouth Baas, arr ra Hremen Bats, NH, 120 9p, was at Apia, Navi was on Western Ground oma seanan—SAO 9p all told Liverpool! Fonte ‘Liverpeo! Spot: a, Ship Transit, Patten, 145 days from Rangoon for Fa! mouth, Hope 17, Jat 17 85 N, jon MBA We Liverpool, Oct 10, Iai 44 61, Northern Light. Bhip Empire, from York for ‘Ovean Queen fon anes opty: HAVANA, NASSAU, N. P., KINGRTON, J4., AYD NEW fi! Teabetia © Jones, hing further, Aug 21, lat 368, 0 mn ORLEANS. rig Joseph Wenatey (mot as before), of amd for Galwn: Pon dastac ayn Havaya—bleamnablp Corsica, from New | pln "ss Juha, Mis, Cet ih, iat 63 0h bos toh . Yoru Nov ‘om Hay ara—Steame! Fore Ports, a Axrwrnr, Oct Marr Preawent. Krate, NTork onde be Choate, Mollanes, x o 4 Raker, Cane, Von bilebouse, Laveryou!. tid ith, Mantis, He dl frown WY ore for # Ls aeire = Oe “id Art Agnes, MoTLATRL Geldek Osis, Ph Morris, MY ork. fom, Aug l6—Arr Startioht, How hb, Alter Cameron, Karron, By: at 3 PM. ‘Bteamebip Melville, from New York Oct 29, 3 PM. You Uaviwa AyD Kuw Ontgare—Hvesanship Morning Star Jew Of naas--Steassehlp Creole, from new York Mt Perit, from New Tork Oct 31, 3 Pm. SPECIAL NOTICR. AM Yetters and packages intenled for the New Youe Hamat should be rented. For Nov—. ai Bteamabipy ry Leckie, from Malia trom 40 for B fee A e ane Pas ton worn Ba Kodeavr, * oul nor Avg S=. te 68 uign watee " asowurvers le Port of New York, October 30, 1963. . Bre rk hour'n Whieberry, NY Amaliv, Gieleomerg. NX ai fVawn, Neteom, for WYork OLBARED. ee City of of New York (Br), Kennedy, Queens verpeot—Jobn G Dele mien. (Pi, 6 ™. x Morton, Pauama and flan Francie | ee tI Hrinchen and J Commings, fv Bow Meivitic, Bilis, Havana—Whitwey & Matha: | Mh, Wig pee oie Cheiss."te "Th fee dy totems sats Washingwon, While, ding, bart Amy, Davie treet . Liv erpeoi—Wiliame & Outen . ‘e ‘ i etal. ne Belig (Br), Somes, Londonderry—G & J Kane winds vo th 4 Bae one Towser ate Bip A Boninger (Prus).Waahagen, Harre—© Latte & | fo0Re Mops TA YR an, Monon, Bombay An B® oo weviee Maven ie Sark Bader (Bwe), Wikstrom, Callao—Pabort & Chaan- Pisa cy Bena ey Tis, Piarenae Yivid (Br), . Liiverpool—EAmiston Brow, Fraveat Ling hm TotW Same oon Bid Sogt Br), Prorr Holm bom i soe iBwetian), Aeserees, MareileeF ach, Teton kept #, Almete, Melt CadinmJ TB Maxwell, Leucothre, Classen eee Mand: "). bere. | ihe Bo a (Brem), Kabe, Baltimore~Funth, Leavitt, Ellrabethport=Brett, Bou & - A Minceen win Berra, Berd fend. | . . Barretona—D R Dewott . Wilgiae, oe Ajree-Dalien a (Br), Shaw. Marsha and Carthegente= apie, Sted seek in), Hares, st r ~ Mart—B) Wenbergs "Vacee, Bi Jobe, BB (Br), Owthoese Macavie Powell, from Laverpent Niven, Gablee) We (ot |, Fawn, NY ork. . are by an) . Venahame, 71h, Kae lows, it bet Oe ‘eivor?, Oot tart on. if. B—F 1 Neving Hipms were dull. We have oply to note sales of 4 a Piva: Cpaley, Rekincre menite se, at lic. a 1lie., and Oronoco ad ey se Botact Reston w Salted Maracaivo on terms not made public. loop Sophia. Kichwond. MB Ruckett & Son, | sehr Lorvalist (Br), Wiliams, do, 2% Siar Boll NY ork (and std same da} eer U Fox, Ross, Cardenas, Ang: bid 224, bark Sabre Shaw (Hr). Cana, send, New pa v0 ported aid 13. Cid 14th, Garibaldt tnokian, Ingersoll, City of Manchester (#), Sanspareil, M’Calpin, Hamilton, \. Lowpos, Oct 14—Arr Harrasceket, Wa Seo Hotebiixa, Montevideo, 160h, Ko Calentta. Cid 16th, Narragansett Heantin, Sunteriaod ; Biiga, Pearson, Candid and Berwuia, 1 is 1f and Hong Kang, . Camberiand, Mek ie, Bork, ot 12— Are BZ, Armatrony, N Oct are Patmyra, Crocker, Ar Oct 4—Arr Marcellus, White, Montev! KD, 16th—Iut in, Flora Southard, Wor w Havre for New York, tle, Be brig Hannes Hews, Hoke adie Ad 4—C Arr lith, Bounding Hillow, Vidu smite, Oct 12-—Arr Antes Duncan, Dillingham, M hepa Maca, Aug Ib—Are Buap Manuas, Sept La—Are Old Bid 6th, Greenwood, Stone, Amherat Wha Avg 10— Winged Hacer, Qurami 16th, Catalpa, Alien, Francisco. Bid ivi, ne, July 26— linger, WYore. soe cla Aug, 20" A MWiews, N¥ork; Aug 3. Ovean br) (and ald 19th for Gtegs): ork | ‘ ry fF Dunedin 04 7h, Che rmer, Tn ierce, Dunedin; 2h, J Montgor Callao. gmat Port Philip Heads Aug ATANKAm, Oot 2i—Arr brign (1 Ba Hattie or, Tare Bont Newroxr (Mon), Oct 13—#id 6) , Newcastix NSW July 3!—Arr Theoda, Bim id Aug 1b ) 0 NZ Y y Young, “ hitney, Dorrance, Guam, Aug 10, Himes @. xp Roaps, Oot 16—8ld Weatern Biny rv hn, NB, |, Oct Arr Xanthe, Btap! Oct are, variant, bane: near 0. vest Home My de; a Kam Asp Mh. Jane Henderson. Kerr, ¢ vals Aden. Sid Aug 5, Busaw A Biaisdeil, Bar» Falmouth, B. Bo ig 12—Pat imto.bMary fAun, Allen DP, Oct Mr Arr Asia, Hussey, Shie! » len, Bost Bureeps, Oct 13—8. NYork; beeen no do. wt n, 4 Ulanaman, NYork, 1h \ Sup at Whit id, i ruly 90, Hibertia, Whitieid, whanghee; Aw tan TARCIBCO. ‘Aw arow, Aug 15—Arr Wild Gazelle, Humphre Valetta, Dawes, Chefoo. Hid Aug7, Aades, bee. ‘Bt Jago, Oct 19—Arr brig RB Maseol Oct, uM Sz Jonns, NF, Arr beige Vilage Belle, Resa, Susiralia, B. ipa, Ch > rr He plete . Taree; Oct l4—Are Bremerhaven, Milckea, 8) Carter, Yarmouth. a Rhu jar, ‘Coast oF Arnica—QOn the Coast Rept |, b eon. 1, bark Tonia, Loveds Queen 2, Sho: . Wot er ‘ong. i ¥ » a — APE 1a, Brown, Miran tee Aug h Wants ie aca ohowshes 34, Jo pars de (andald 19th for Ben P Vi th, Macy apm, Fe! lows, do; 1th, Hea Berpent, ci (“ et In port Aug 6, Amelia Ghering, Hayn 6 fo Al Jo homey for do, Wandering Wave. bu Contest, ‘une, tian Sresmsmie City ov Wasnimaror, ovr Care Yawn, Nelson, M¥ork Rave wn 5 b ee RA E'S ponder” Dennis, XYorx enaven, Oot I7—Are Micharl, Runge NYork ‘Oct I6— Are Cora Ling, Wii lame, Philade )\9 anaven, Oct I7—-Arr Sumo, % Camere, Oct 19—Hid Kiza Mclean, NYork, Chine ui ont Ay » Baugor, Aloe i") ti From be Jens, Wik: Thornton ai Laverpoot American BOBTON, Ont 9—Are we a dusension m. up to on ster remy bo rke A bert Uomdoce, rare Watia, Cadte; Tova beober but end By phe Lb Oct Wth—Cld weber Balelite, Brookings Gear Ul, Ont 2 Arr trig Crowe, Rady Matas ae va VALL RIVEM, O12) —Arr etre Durces, Hetutow Mitra bp i 1 Mer aed WB ai Prete yor ware tor tb rch, CHW hain, x " » At the (uarsuume, f eche 1 W Wikier, Lagrange, Metamora 1th fast vark Jame BC ookeret 24 O84 whre Barak MOD mat 1 MY ore. Mi tater, Crows. fhlledeiyhs er or APY | echt George The * Veae. ha AM, Sie Pitre fon Aaene yee ne h, dy for Rasy Views, Riv ean, der I Boys. 40 for B ieetord, Yavetiog, Gran eg, Hare oon, & Vad tor tarde Gertende, aid per. a for F Whort, sod Lawns’ beams More Genre, Welle BE ag Rewspoess asa; oop ADELPHIA Ort 9 Arr ahi Wemmore nd. De ae mn, big Veow heres Card. bts Inogd. wae © Howte, Howton ; ache Gen Ly Green, oo 0 sifiem Carne Kamat, hinge Mew BT, peamer Fee Gen ee yg re ren nett Ie how ates sieierae, Gonpeaian. Prost i PN Tork Pocket. Randal Woe Manyen, y ‘The Late Breomiyn Habens Corpus Coce. cowst oF common Tr e. 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