The New York Herald Newspaper, October 7, 1865, Page 2

—_—_——— FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Faspay, Oct. 6—6 P.M. ‘The stock market continued active and in the ascend- fantat the first session of the open board and at tho regular board this morning. At the latter New York Coutral closed 2: higher than at the second board yes- terday, Hudson River 13, Roading 3, Cleveland and Pittsburg 4}, Northwest.ra %, Rock Island 2%, Fort Wayne 8, Ohio and Mississippi $s. Erie was % lower, Michigan Southern 4, Cumberland 3. Quicksilver was unchanged, Western Telegraph sold at 74. Government securities were inactive. Coupon five-twenties of the old issue were steady, The new issue declined 44, At the open beard at one o'clock the market was de, . pressed by sales to realize, induced by a break in gold, consequent upon a sale of coin by the Sab-Treasury, Afterwards on the street prices were unsettled, and @t the second regular board the market was feverish. New York Central closed 14 lower than at the first board, Brie 23;, Hudson River 1% {allowing @ per cent for the semi-annual divi- dend), Reading %, Michigan Southern %, Illinois Central 34, Cleveland and Pittsburg 4%, Northwestern 1%, preferred 2%, Prairie du Chien %, Rock Island %, Fort Wayne 23g, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 1, Quicksilver 1. Cumberland was unchanged. Govern- mont securities were neglected. Afterwards, on the street, weven-thirty notes of the third serivs sold at 98 a 4. In regard to the latter a correspondent asks us “why it ia that they are two per cont below par, while green: backs are good for their face, the security in each case being equal?’ The answer is, because the one is a legal vender, whereas the other is not, and seven-thirties, alike with other government secur ties not a tegal tender, fluctuate with the market, Our oorrespondent continues:—*‘1, with many others, was induced. by the representations of the government through its agent to purchase under the belief that a one hundred dollar note would increase in value two ents per day, but on trying to convert iny note into our- rency [found that I could only get nincty-nine dollars and thirty-seven cents for it, interest included."’ The in- crease referred to applies to the accumulation of interest only, and whoever wishes to convert s*curities before therr maturity must be content to do so at their market value. At the expiration of three yoars from their date the seven-thirty notes are redeemable in currency or con- vertible into a six per cent gold stock, at thé option of the holders, It is natural that some of the working classes, who have invested their hard carnings in these notes instead of depositing them in savings banks, should feel disposed to complain over the discount; but there t mo reason why thote who in- tend to bold them should regret their investment. At the open board at half-past three the speculative stocks continued to give way, Michigan Southern and Cleveland and Pittsburg being specially weal. The lat ter sold down to 704, Cloveland and Pittsburg 81%, Now York Central 987%, Erie 899%, Hudson River (4,3) 101%, Reading 116, Michigan Southern 795%, Rock Island 110, Northwestern 30, preferred 66, Fort Wayne 99, Me- Gregor Western (b.10) 235%, Terre Haute and Alton 38, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 2914, Canton 42, Central Coal (b.10) 58, New York Guano 163g, Q' silvor 4034. Aftorwards, on the street, the market was steady. At five o'clock Michigan Southern was quoted at 79%, Ere 80%, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 295;, Cleveland and Pittsburg 82. Reading 12644. Petroleum stocks were moderately active at the first board. Pithole Creek closed 10c. lower than at (he same time yesterday; Tack 40. higher, United States 20°, At’ the second board the market was steady, Wobater closod at $1 13, Bonncho® Run $1220, Buchanan Farin $1 03, Excelsior 850., First National 270, Oi Creek $1 20; Rynd Farm 84c,, United States $20 64. The gold market bax been active aud cxcited. I opened strong at 1474¢ and rose rapidly to 149, when the Sub-Treasury began selling some of its surpins. The tide instantlyturned under a general rush to sel!, aud the price fe from the highest price touched to 46% within an hour, It subsequently reacted to 14734, but relapssd to 1466, at which it closed. The sudden rise was iu part attributable to epeculation based upon the heavy demand for customs duties, and the prospect of logitinate causes carrying the premium higher. The money market war active ai 647 percent, and soveralof the banks notified their customers that they had advaubed the rate for loans at eal! to seven per ceut. Phis gave courage to the bears on the Stock Exchange, and caused many of the balls to realize. From the opening of business in the morning it was obsorvable that the supply of Michigan Southorn stock was larger than yesterday, apd that the “corner”? was giving way, and at and after the first board the bear chque in Erie again showed iteelf and did considerable execution. The reaction was greater than was expected today, and desperase offorts will doubtless be made to rally the market, which wii! probably be more or less successful, for the rise of the past few days has brought in a num ber of outside speculators, who almost invariably operate for a rise, AY operators lean, naturally, to the bull sid», and it ig generaily not until experience has taught them some severe legeons that t become ‘‘bears'’ in self- defen + The present pricé® of most of the speculative railway stocks are above their real value, aad thore is no change in the condition or affairs of the roads (hey Fepresent to warrent the receut sudden ri To argue from this point of view, bowover, while the spirit of specuiatian is rife aud money cau be easily borrowed, would be useless. The motley crows of stock- jobbers knows little and cares less about the merits or demons of the stocks dealt in, A period of spasmodic mtiviiy has followed the chronic dulmess which reigned for some months in Wall street, and in the end a host f ovtgide advent: rete will have to sul burdea pf bigh proce? stocks, heid ona ket. But ‘Sorter favors the brave, and oyery nun hopw to “get ont” Teared by, syeoulaivon falls upon its voturios , eases Quto! ton che raing fall wbout his own gar he has time to vosap ’ ” Foreign esehange Was dull’ at LOO a & for bankers sterling abgixtydays The leading drawers aa by wore ‘The exporta of breadetuils and cotiqn are hkely va be come lighter. In the fapmer there is no indueemwent to ship opything but Rudiam corn and oats, The stock of winter wheat baying fallen about forty millone of bushels below theaversge .erep it is very scarce, and rose about 12° por Dashel today. There is even tatk on the Corn Excteng. of importiag from Liverpool some of the latter wi exported from this side; bat this is hardly likely 1 further rite to-day fn al! kinds of breadatafls, prey ions sud cotton tends to discourage exports, and indirectly to advance the geld prem: tho latter Being beth a U1 n consequence, ‘The funding joan promises to ve absorbed before the ond of themonth. and almost evclun-oly by the conver sion Of Compound inLerest Noles, As ve Ave per cont notoa and ertificates of Indebtedness 4 lable as Aube sortptions mature too early to make then conversion valuable to the holuer# The trustees of a new association intendod to omnpete with cxisting express companies, and cailed the National Bankers’ Exprese Company, was held in this city yester day and compieted their organization, The fompany is said to have # capi al of ten millions subscribed, ‘The importauions of dry goods at this port ducing the | week ending October 5 compare ax follows with those of the previous week — —s ee ee Phos, Value, Pkg’. Value, 2878 $l, 165, 907 1,864 7,223 TAT 1 03T Manu (aoturesof silk Sued Macnifactures of flax 704 Misevlianeoug,.......00. 319 au Total... 903, 108 4,407 $2,043,931 Wuhdrawais. Manufactures of wool... 810 $96, 40 $67, HY Manvfactures of-cotton,, 77 a15t 38 Manufactares of rile 42 68,001 2842) ons Manufactures of fins. wt 62,800 208 «67,045 209 «10,70 72,0883 900 $265,009 60l $180,670 Wovehoused. Manufactures of won... 150 141 $56,696 Maonfactures of cotton, 74 ” 30,260 Manufactures of wh Ss (127,664 Manufactares of » ¥ 86 44,187 MiscollaneouB.cecs. ss. 17 2420 26 (8,288 226,679 404 $296,006 Sub-Treasury today was a6 fol ‘The American National Bank ) this city will pay, Oth fowiant, a dividend ef four per cent on cajital, free of tax Tho officers of the Bank of Concord, Mane. grbich was recently robbed,roffer to settle with the stockholders by paying them seventy-five cents on a dollar. The Boston and Maine Ratiroad Company haa rae nded the vot® (o pay ‘he Portsmouth. Saco and Portland Rail- Total depositn oa anubeoun 777 855%) $133 for Canada West, Malt was dult but unchanged. "No. of Pieces. Vale. Cortox.—Tho demand was unusually active, thers “Double eagtes. P, 160 $803,000 | ‘being a large number of speculators and shippers in the Fine bara... : ants 10.447 | Market, and prices again rated higher, the market re- “s pl: ———— | taining its ea paren ath at the some, ae sales com. se ee oe wee 40105 813, prised 13,700 bales at our annexed quotatious:— Se aie dened Uptind. Movida. Mobile. N.0.87. Dollars, .... + 28,700 $28,700 4 « az Haif dollars 40,800 20,400 50 5h 5L 52 Fine bars... 504 | Good middling. 58. 53. bf ot = | Caxpies wore’ in’ good demand for! all descriptions $49,608,| We noto sales of 2,000 boxes adamantine, nearly all. ta ta lola. at 280, a Ble. for Western, and 28c. for city. Patent {$19,250 | word jobbing at 60c., and sperm at 400 18,000 Corven.—Ingot continned 1m good. request, and owing 32,760 | to.the scarcity prices ruled firmer. We notice ‘sates of LSE’ | 100,000.tbs. Portage Lake at 327¢¢., and 30,000 lbs, Balti- $70,010 | more ut 3210. , also 109,000 Ibs, of the laitor on private terms. Now sheathing ' was rathor firmer, but notno- Value, | ticeably higher, the sates were mostly at-'49e. Yellow Gold cvinage. $815,477 | motal vas ctoady, with sroall sales at B20. cash. Silver. 49/604 Covree, was quict, but firm at» our quotations, as: fol- Copper. 70,010 } Lows:-—Kto prime, 22c. ; do, good, Zhe, w Bl so; do. falr, | 196. a 200. ; do. ordinary, 18340. ; do, fai Total... 4,026,073 $933,063 | good cargoes, 18% ¢. a 20 ken ae Smee OFFY COMMERCIAL REPORT. . > Famwar, Oot. 6—6 P.M. The directors of NR Avoonon.—fhe market was a trifle weaker and very pany, which proposes to establish a line between that { dull, Tho sales wore at $4 43. city aud Liverpool, have laid an additional assessment of Asums —Rooceipts, 21 packages, Tho market continued five per cont on the subscriptions te the stock. This, { dull but unchanged, with the five per cont rocently made, will be required Brxavesrures —Reooipts, 12,850 bbis. flour, OTT baga for the first paymout on the steawer t0 be buMt this | corn moal, 2,172 bushels wheat, 45,219 do, corp and winter. 15,643 do. oats. Tho market for State and Western flour The stockholders: of the North Bridgewater (Mass.) | was excited by the large advance in gold, and with an Bank have decided, by a vote of 272 to 184, not to change from a State to a national bank, Its continued existence | 160. to 260. per bbL The sales comprised 60,000 bbis., 4s thus rendered doubtful. including 3,500 bbls. extra State for November delivery, Fifty-six millions of dollars is invested in railroads and | at our revised quotations annexod, Southern flour was canals in New Jersey. also unusually active, and prices rulod decidedly firmer. The sales ombraced nearly 2,000 bbis, Canada flour ad- vanced 160, a 25c. per bbl., under a vigorous demand. Tho salos were about 650 bbls. Rye flour remainod quiet but very firm. The market for corn meal was more ani- mated, and rates ruled firmer. We notice further sales The last Legislature, of New Jemey exempted the Morris and Essex Railroad from all taxes until ono year after their road is completed to Philipsburg. The amount of gold received at the Boston Custom House during the three days onding September 30 was $885,000. “ 3500 bola, mostly for export, at & $5 15 for caloric and The foreign exports from the port of Baltimore last { = rte sayy dap gan - 8 10,098.50 week amonated in value to § Enea ring 8 60a 8 75 The Market Bank of Bangor, Me., has announced that | Choice Sta 8 80a 9 00 {t will not redeem its bills ater the 28th instant. Common to m: . = ple The Lehigh Valley Railroad announces a qearierly 96 AES 3 @ividend of 2}¢ per cent, payable on 9th instant. Commoa Southern. 9 60 a 11 00 The coal tonnage of the Reading Railroad for the week Fanoy and extra do. bmn me ending on Thafsday last was 01,167 tons, and for tho 9 35 a 12 35, sonson 2,356,418 tons, against 2,662,164 tons—showing a $800 010 ecrease of 195,746 tons. mo : aS ‘The oatimated quantity of four and grain afloat on the 20. — New-York canals, for tidewater and New York city, fhe demand for whe and for vinter from Buffalo and Oswego on the 29th ult. was:—16,000 |*am 4 » & 10¢. ; baprela flour, 266,000 bushels wheat, 1,786,000. bushels | SPriag ruled So. in eet - market for all corn, 456,000 bushels oats, 560,000 bushels barley and | saloscomprised 110,000 bushels, at $2.45 a $2 47 for nee eaaae ig nutbts order age ora The following is a statement of deposita and cotdage at | $4 WitySuveo mud $1 16m Bl 19 for Ch = the Mint of tho Untted States, Philadelphia, during tho Pi ian eo aE i selive, god. Dome avanced month Of Beptoinber, 1865 :— Oto tor unsound ead Kd 95e. wom ter sound mixed Weat- ern. Oais were in fair domand and firmer, with sales at 520. a 580, for. unsound and 630.0 5c, for sound, . Rye was steady but qulct. Barloy was a trifle woaker. The sales were about 40,000 bushels, at $1 45 for State and Gold dey Silver its... leposits “and purchases, < 4 2 3 Y 0. is uayra, ‘The following comparative statement shows tho aver aie an bonuaino 1the a 19540 re ia eee ago condition of the leading items of the Philadelphia paid banks for the past and previous week :— Hace, —Pho offerings to Europe were light, and Sept 2 Cet. rates for eotton were a trifle off, poe for corn they were ‘al 007, firmer. ‘The enyogements were 1,800 bales cotton at 3d. Boews “ pat beryops a 444. | 6,000 Btuves, private; 500 bbls. meal, 1s. 6d. Por Legal tenders. 16,951,920 17,267,021 | Beamer, 1,800 bales cotton, Hd. a Ld. ‘To Glaszow, por Deposits 87,405,333 35447 292 | Berm, 200 tierce. beef, 4a. To London, per s:oamer, Circulation. 7,038,408 1,056,984 159 bhds. tobacco, 328. Gu. ‘The charters’ aro a bark t Pernambuco and Bahia; aship to 1og- horn, tobacco, 37s, 6d. ; a brig to Cork for order, potro- Teui 6s.; abark to Buenos Ayres, and a ship from Quedoe to Liverpool, deals, private: Fis. —the demaud for! dry cod continued active, and full ratos wore obtained, ‘The sales were 1,100 quintals ‘ 6 at $8 60 0 $8 75, and 900-do, Grand Bank $8. Biackerel wore ‘not 60 much asked for, ‘Tho stockholders of the Now York and Boston Air Line | parseilins, one tm Railroad have commenced an action to regain posses- aion of the franchise of their read from the hands of the Boston, Hartford and Erie Ruilroxd Company, so that thoy may be onasbled to go on with their work a8 origin- ally latended. The Michigan Central Railroad oarned for the month of September, bu: prices were well sustained. We note gales of 2,000 bls. at $24.8 $26 for No. 1 shore, nominally $17 a $18 $13 forlarvo Ne. 3, for No. 2 do., which are vory searc $17 0 $17 GU for No. 1 bay, aud $i Box herring coutiniod in vigorous de . for sealed and 45¢. a 50c. for No, 1; only a very the fatter are on the market, ¥ Clon 8a8 rather more active and very tira suce farther gales of 2,600 bales, nearly all in Bo= 21340, 0 2éc. tho sales here wees at 2c, a 23 ig0. is now hold ni 280. a Zhe. in Boston, and 24¢. abe - $400,001 444 Tacrease.. see The follow'ng suthiinery shows the receipts ‘and ship; monts of four and grain at Chicago during the week ending Septomber 30 in 1864 and 1865:— INNY Bac wore quiet but very @rm. We lara of no x. Shipmen’s | loa, 48,276 Hemy.—Tho market for foreign was rather more active 160,204 ‘and very firm, The salowsince our last are about 6,009 1,398,425 | batos Manilla, part to vo and patton the spot, in 196,812 | ton, at 11%. a 12c, in a s good portion of which was taken 4u speculation, In A there has been but litile business outside thoeegule ud for consuimp- tin, Which was at fall prices. We nol salon’ of bal & jute in Boston al $10 per ion, gotd; also 1,600 Barley. ‘The following tables show the receipts and shipments of flour and grain at Chicago, from January 1 to Septem- do. on privat: terms. bet 30, for four years:— How’ was dull and nominal for want of stock. muceteTe, Hay wos sicady, with a fair trade, at 0c. for shipping parcels and ‘The. a 800. for city. Hon. —The market wns lexs active, but none the leas ‘as tho recuipts continued tight and b aie . Ee a aince er nts salted Pernam) Ov at 10! 1d; 1,009 salted olly om, 64 erage ate a ‘and do. extra selections at cfr steers, 6% Ibs averag: Genndo and 1,000 Puert ¢ Hors were in morerat and only, but prices were wlarly for new crop. Thesalos were for old crop, aud 200, a 40c. for 9/807:726 7,463: 24,887,420 24,220,419 382 20,675, 2,713, 68 6,4004 718 9 107,819 spat 198,37 1,800 773,81 650, at 658 60s 530,419 ‘700, 4 HER TS. s os 999 1,137,374 = 912,380 676,782 30: 729 ¥T2 ranvnctions in Scotch, except in The stock of cotton in New Orleans continues to in Hy sel “ 3 for, No 1 Glenyarnock; ye at aw ‘tie re-e Aygutcs ine nents Can 5 croage, noiwithetanding the large quautities that.are | jy yyy "A cargo A at Pisce eee shipped from there, Tho following is the statement of | tie maket a week; the 2 for the en- the Mth alt, — tire porcel. A few bh . garnoek, tna changed hbnds, but at) much Stock on hand, Sept. 1 than what are now ruling. Tue Arrived subsequen hy ales to arrive were private. In wo notice but very litte dong, ‘as the wd tho great diitienlty to busincns for tite present Prices contianed to rale firmer, No, 1 oxtra iinding ready sale at #47 a $48, and No. 2 do. at $45 9 446. Thotrade in ractived on iwas very mW, re prices) :—Com- Total... Exported On band, Sept! 4 The receipts of cotton at New Orleans from Sept. 1, 1864, to Sept, 24, 1965, amounted to 334,020 bales. ‘he Mariposa Mining Company announce that they will issue serpin payment of the coupons now due ou, their frat bons at thelr gold value. ag rade Lie. ¥ Tye aa toe Ba tee hes Steck Exchan 4 e grades were in vood demand, at pt 3 e, Oct 6—10:90. A. Mes | het Vt $1000 US6's '68coup LIT 1200 cha Bele RI. On res ma Waser se toumctoae’ 710000 US6 « I8k reg. LOT “200 Erie RR ' stomata $0. a $1 15, and a od Sia 100000 Us#'s 6 20 = uae 12 jock and oak safe in active realized, wh and at, and with ied firmer. ‘We ate oan 5000 US 5's. p 4 ond Hight, 20% 2000 NY T's D1... 989% tildic, 43 Neary, a toc AG unt 10000 USS 510-40 reg OF cropped, 440, 4 40¢,; do, middic_ eroppe a bbe; 500 USO, 10-20, ¢ 93% 60 Norwii&WorRR 100 do, dell es cropped se, a2 Hewtoc’. Me. 7500 Ten, 73 150 Pacitic Bail scrip. 206 | Ae. —Ligitt, i 7 do. madale, 304g 1800 do. 10H fects RR pret ST | heavy, 410. a 43-5 due Caltiorn s, ght, 100 MeGregor&W.RR 25 middis, 396. 9 40c.; do! heavy, 414, a de 000 Clov & Pills RR. 86 | &e., light, se, ake. : do, middle, Be. a heavy 1200 do. + 86% | STe. wo8e.; do. and B. A. damaged, all. weights, 32c, a. 2 do... 866 poor do., 2c, a 26e, slaughter, in rough, mk, bau 20¢. h 82e.; do, middle wn a 43 rash. we note’sales of 2,000,000 at $3 50a $3 75. Lime. —We note sales of 7,000 bbis., at $1 80 for com: mon and $2 for lump. Derewas was quiet, We note saies of 2,000 Ibs. West. orn, at 4%. a KD was Without sales, but holders wore firm at 3000 Tennesaec 6’ . do. 2000 Missouri 6's. 5000 N Carclina 6's. 1000 Htinoi# w loan, 200000 0 & Mies cert do. do. at fall rates, at $6 70, gold; pipe and bar were unchanged at 15e. and Ie. cash. Movassns —The market wax fairly active, and prices had a strong advancing tendency The sales were 100 litids, Barbadoc: at 80c.; 86 hhds, Porto Rico at $1 05, and 100 bhds, Cub museovado at 62c. Nans.—Cut were so" ‘at 8c., and clinch wore nomi nal, We quote:—Forged hors, Ce for 8d, ‘copper, We, ; yellow metal, 35¢., and zinc, 20c., cash. NAvat Storm, —The offer'ny ng To rosin pecially of common. The 900 bbls. common at $7 50a 2000, 7200 do. No. 2, at $11 et No tatgia a $18; also 240 do., went At $21 a $23 40. Spirits a pentine was a shi r. The sales were 240 do. 78 heMechauies’ Bik 100 fi unteesCompnny 500 % Del wet Gamal, 200 Centr al J 1 023g a $1 05 for largo and small lots. Crude was moc numb Coa) jy in fair demand for consumption at Tal prices. The sales 40.6... 010 were about 300 bbis. = ry $6.60. Tarwas firmer $00 Amerie an Coal, and in good demai $9.50. Pitch was , 30 W © Telegraph with sales ef 50 bl a at a 8 60. Receipts for the 45 Quicksilveniues week consist of 3,374 bbls, rosin, 489 —_ turpem 600 0.0... tine, 154 do. crude turpentine and 224 do. 100 Ona,—Linseed oil was dull and ‘canon, Crushers 100 were generally obtatuing $1 56 in casks and $1 66 in 400 bbls., hut outside lots are known the ns we at saeco do... 600 Mariposa Min Go, 12 77 Adantic M 8S Co 40" 100 Spring Mt Goal. . 4 something wndor these figures, Lard and altogether. nominal, at $2 30 a dy incledl unlitics. Bleached winter whale was i n trendy mand a fall prices, We ote sales 1 80a $195.; crade do. was in: active request; “z 's, sold at $170. A steady came ae winter sperm at $2 60 a $2 SS and im natural * a Bank oll oe, bre na and moderately, ective a 159, and 0 raits 33 a $i 36. y ‘was firm; 200 Erie RR 9 100AL AT 76 bbls. sold-in lote 30 a $135, We noterales 200 do. ax 200 6,000 bbls. crudo whale in New Bedford (sold for export) 400 do 92% 100 Chic & ak $2 30. . 1100 do, oa 100 Chic & All pref. Se Caan Sen maatiny but firmer, owing to the -nil. 400 do. 92} ance in gold, and holders were eee ome ton ‘OND BOARD, for oe Weal eF and $514 ba for ban a Hate-past Two o'Cioce P.M, $55 for do. In withont sales at Feather My $1000 U 96's, 6-20’. 18% $00 she Reading RR, 116) ‘pts, 202 bbls, pork, 147 ont 2000 U 86's, Lyrcor 116: x” The por market was excited, 40000 Ohio & “ 9 30 sa “ind itt 92} more Active * 6 ruled higher, 190000 do. . 2% 40 2 losing firm, at $36 75, ‘The sales were 11,500 new ERE ti 5 beyere, htm tae Ds . . A bbis. new mess Mat ‘The salos anivorabhe on | Bo for now moss, 30%, | $31 26 a 851 50 for meas, pre 65% | The beef market was also active, ad. oe vanced. ‘The sales wore about 2,200 bdis., at $10 a $13 67% | for plain mess and $12 76 0 #16 for extra mess. Boot: 101 | hams were duil, but hold stronger. lw auerable demand for fu delivery. We aotive fur. aotive demand, ia part speculative, prices advanced from | vom for refned spot and doliverable all this ate and 66c. a 87 Ke. for next month. roo was quiet at 83¢, 8 B4o. Riou wag quiet but steady. We learn of mo transac- sc ar pci market. as there was but little to operato mith A Sow einai sales were mado, tee at full figures. —Tho demand was active, sr for the want of stock there were but few transactions, and those most all from second bands at our quot ee ee gi, ean aR was firmer; holders an advance ‘were 820 hi muscovado at {trom ae a 16%. tal Tshads Porto Tico af Tee; also 681 buxes He Vana at 18}jc. a 15%4c, was in. 1 600d demand, ‘Stuart's quotations are as 360., crush ground and granulated 2c., white 20c. and ad fellow ie Satt.—Tho market was ‘unchanged in_ove ‘Wo quote (store prices):—Ashton's, $4 75; $3.76; Liverpool ground, $2 66, and Turk’ taland, 000" Saurratre was firm. Wo note sales of 1,000 bags crude; in Boston, at 14: A ourrency. Tras.—The demand ) continued active and sales of 6,000 bolf In greens wo note sales of 8,000 half chests, from sccond hands, alo on pi rivate terms, A good steady line trade ‘was done in the other descriptions at firmer rates, TALLOW was in demand and prices wore firmor. Tho salos were 190,000 lbs. at 16440. a 16}c., the outside price for extra city. ‘Topacco was without raatorial change in an} oe respect. The gales were 225 hhds. Kentucky at Tc. a and 22 ngos seed loaf at 24c. a 96c., the markot closing firm. ‘WaALKvong was quiet but ‘firm. We learn of nojeales War-knr.—Roc*tpts, 65 bbis. The demand was tnac- tive, and pricos were a trio in buyer's favor. The sales ‘were about 300 bbls. Western at $2 28 a $2 2935. Woo1, —We notice alittle more doing. Fine terol and domestic are in good demand, and prices are firm. Coarse and medium, dull. Tho ‘want of water continues to de Press sales, and manufacturers bap very ery sparingly. The omand this weok hasbeen th per se from the trade for other markets. Salos, about 45,000 be Michigan and State wools, ranging from 6he. to 750. ; ; 8,000 ths, pulled, 67, ; 500 bales Cape, 38c. to ae 230 bales Mestiza, 8c. tw 400, 5 8 balos Texas, 330, 000 Lis, California, 30c. a 37 Me. + FAMILY MARKRT REVIEW. Prices have slightly advanced this week, and busi at Washington Maricet was considerably increased. But. ter is continually rising, and sates are not oxpected to recede from proscnt quotations, Meats ere without material change. Poultry commands lower prices, and trat@ ia moderate. Fish-is in demand, and. business tite brisk. Fruit is rare, and prices proportionately higher, Tho subjoined quotations were current in Waeh- Market yestorday :— ati—Portorhouse steaka, 350. por Ih; surloin, 270. a30¢.; corned beef, lac. a 2ie.; muttoit, 126, «L660. ; Fool, 120. a 24o,;, dma, 8, ; fresh pork, 230. , tongues, $1.2 each. Pourrry:—Turkeys, 28. per tb; chickens, 30c ; par- tridgos, $1.25 u pai; 'woodoock, $125 a pair. ‘“Wols, 16c. 4 18¢. por 1b; halibut, 200. a 2ho. ; macker¢l, $1 25; slounders, 120. ; ” goa bass, 150° salmon, $125: ‘lobstors, tc. ; oyators, 5c. « Vxaurannes. —Swoet potatoes, T5o, a peck; common gare) latocs, 50c. ;“egg plants, 10c, a 20. each; ' tomators, 0s. a pook; Atring boans, 700. ; oyster plants, L5e#each ; pumpkins, 150, a 36¢, each, Pifuute ‘Poacher $hm basket; quinces, $4 a basket: rears, Bic. a 50e a quart; apples, $14 $1 50 x peck: vabelia grapes, Mca Boe. par ib. white do., 60s. x $l er te beat Axp Crmmews.—Oranga cowuty butter, ‘200. Burren fot 600. a lb. ; prime State, 600. a 55¢ 5 chou, ‘22e, a Ib, The Tax Comniissioners’ Squabble. REPORT OF THH-REFEREMRRUATIVA TO TH AMOUNT RACRIVED BY Mi. PURSHK—OONFIRMATION OV TAR REVORT, RTC, BRO, SUPREAH, OOURT—CIAMBERA Before, Hon. Judgo Ingrahain. cr, 2.—In the Matter of the People at the Relation: of Amor J. Williamson and Othersm:. George H. Purser. — The report of the Hon. Murray Hoffnan, the referce ap- pointed to ascertain the amount of money received by Mr. Gqgrg? H. Purser during Inis term of office as Twx Commissioner, was preanuted to the ovurt his morning Smythe & McKeon, counsel for the relators, he samo time askod that the ro be confirmed by tho Court. The we ‘states that the ‘and emol- umonts received by from day of May, 1864, to the. enact ‘Sune, 1865, ataounted to 34, with $207 28 Yntorest, taking Srogstoe | $4,175 Judge Allon mado soveral enoral obje-tions tothe ef port, but tho Court dsc ded to confruy it, overruling the ‘exceptions of the defendanta, Crowding Crimina’ TO THR BDITOK OF THT HERALD. New Yorn, Oct 2, 1265 Deemin: your widely circulated papor the moat infic- ential toward correcting existing evils, [ wotld mention the miserable, inhuman system of crowding oriminals, both male and female, into the very amall box provided for privonérs at the Court of General Se=sions. White on 8 visit there to-dayrit struck me asian objectionable f a- ture, nivt ones too, ealonlated to disgust a person of refine- mont. [ saw. to-day no less than thirty persons of both soxes cimpelied to sland up ia small compartment barely suficient to contain ten comfortably. ‘Talk about “erucity to Animals’ in conveying calves to market in an inhoman manner—this is cruelty to Lumans, who are as bolpless as the aminals we daily soe couveyed about our sireats in carts, Surely those who can me ved this enattor will see to Civilization domands’a remedy The sexes should be separated, not huddled together many beasta, Crit The shooting Affrry tn Division Street. TO THK BDITOK OF THE HHRAL Wil you please correct a statement made in your issve of the 29th ult., iu reintion to a shooting affray ia @ dis- orderly house in Division street? Abbe time of the aboot- “Woe 1 was. ng Py mgsrait stand. Th was about twolve anne! f A) ‘Was soon.to close up. [heart some. ‘ing very lod on the opposi'e site of the PA tottnedini aly afterwards rates 'e report of a of (he sameinthe thigi, ' fs in the porton’s place in my life, and never had a aiment ty with the mon who fired the shot. At theitimo or the sbooting 1 was Corty feet from the spot whenee the shot was fired. ~ DAVID SAFFRON, I52 €! uton steeot. Naw Youn, Oct, 2, 1366. The Lion Park Homici:te. TO THK BPITOR OF THK JHIALD. Tho details of a murder, said to have taken place at the Lion Park, near 110th street, have lately been going the rounds of all the daily and weokly papers; ond senti- ments have been expressed, allusions made, conclusions arrived at almost equal to asserting that th offence was committed by one or more of my cup! That a life was lost, and that a crowd was in the hotel and a row en- sued, there can be no denying; but that the blame lay at my oar done Topenly and fearlossly disavow. All nagistants of mine ate jostracted to give no insdience to anybody, to treat ali kindly, and mover, in my absence, to permit any tumultg or quarrels, I ondeavor to please and satialy ail, and Lshall, I hope, never again haye my promises disgraced by the turb@lent or indecent. ten Aa e guilty party be soon discovered and effectually pani. Naw York, Oct, 2, 1865, vie PAL MARRIAGES. AND: DEATHS. Married. Axvenson—Witaon,—In Brooklyn, on Friday, October 6, Mr. Jom, H. Avnursox, of Brookiyn, to Miss Avavsta P. Wiisow, of Richmond, i. Baltimore papers please copy. Crarep—Crawvonn, —At Grovann Ohio, on Wednes- day, October 4, at the bride's father, by the Rey, T. wwe aoe by the Rev. Sam- tel Walcott, D. ur P, Crap, of New York, to Iuur, only daughter of Lemuel Crawford, Esq. Dorvy—Tarior.—On ne oes at the resi- dence of the bride's father, by the K. Beecher, Eton G. Durev, of Hornelisvilie, N. ‘¥, to Emit D. +o a only Ae ager 'W. ©. Taylor, |, Of Elmira, Henne ron —At chapel, on Thursday, Cousbers, by her A, Neely ely, Ronan Ronene Dorave Wasent, som of ex Governor Hiebert, of Loulmane, to Miseia Britton, daughtor of Dexter B. Britton, merchant, of this cit; Jowm—Frawaas, —On Thursday, October 5, at the re- sidence of tho bride's father, by the Rev. Dr. Feetan, Gro. M. Jonva to Amira FLasioan, of Astoria. No cards, Plenty of cake and Bow jAntiv—Sarrit.—At St, Paul's church, Rahway, N. J., om Wednesday, October the Rev fr. Aberctombi J. W, Martin to seviun W., daughter of Joseph T, Smith, 1 pa tn that city. No O'Rei tr—Carsor,—On ‘Thursday evening, October 6, by Rev. Dr. & Laurever O'Resy to Caraanixe A. Caxsox, danghter of Cantwell Cannon, of this city. bin papers please i BL, At Aone et the Holy Trintty of Brooklyn, by the Rev. Dr. Lititejohn, Aunrp of Lowell, Mass., late Captain Second aa chraotts artillery, to'Francie Sint of that ¢ ty, ‘Srivens—Grirrm —On Thu oetober 5. the Rov. BR. Van! of y tue late Jobn W. Gri ewer. —On at the tae tien, recat ne only i, Meroe GW. Jowett, o¢ Porte Richmond, aon land ¢ WisoneKeraa, —Th Milford, Coun., on Thursday, Oo ae b+ = r 7 c “— or A tobor 5, Tf. B y ¥. Wnaos , ; te . fount‘ deat of Joroh 3 Eaq., of LETTER OONTADNIN we? TNTRLLIGENOB 4 Widor—Bramiey—-In Madison, Conn, on Tu , | Platonic! OF aren ormeey oe October 8, by the Ray, Mr. Galan, Wasan M. W Ye i. bias deuoaegs HEALTHY FEMALE CHILD, AGED 8 uouree, will be given 4 rte Kdaward ; Diea. fo. 4 Marion at., tor, : Anenraxp.—On pe eueneley, evening, October 5, Gronam B. L. Fi | CANNOT xou, aoe ME SUNDAY ARENYRED, goed 86 created eamea me to-day The re ‘and lend of Lhe family ar rospoct. | ton D. at Renters olger Norfolk street, corner a agene a at half-past one o'clock, without Auss.—At Molrose, on Thursday; Ootober 5, of Syeeres 7 Seaee ts twin son of see “The faneral will take from the residence of -his dfather, Ve street, Melrose, Simiay > ee pea rt ; on a Akeee 08: Fray, October 6, Joan M. Acusy, aged os bors of Lebanon Lodge, No. G, Li by ipeere Hep ore oath fine Y N. Gare invited to attend + yay ar the residence of a sister, Mra. Rose, 226 stroet, Sunday afternoon, at two Lodge Lerch! someeead! to meet at are 594 Sunday next, at half-past: twelve a g P tunes ‘at Friends? = a day, the Tth inst, .at vi io: ill be in walt at ie invited al eae Bess 401 East Th ton velco, Hix remains’ will bo. taken to. i, Cematery, Newark, N. J., for interment. Bivc.—In this city, on ‘Friday, October 6, Abourit Bina, aged 41 relatives and friends of the family aro ae sn iy inated to attend the funoral, om two o'clock, from his Into ‘residence, No. ston vaste aleoot. Biny.—Suddonty, on Wednesday, October 4, at the re- idence of Mrs, Smith, 187 Twenty-fourth ‘street, , Scare H. Binp; aged 1 your and 6 months 1 Rochester papers please copy ee CnowaN.—On Friday, October 6, ANy, wife of William Cronan, a native of the parish of ‘Milford, edunty: Cork, Ireland, in the 41st year of her age: ‘Tho friends of the family aro, requested. to attend tho funoral, on Sunday'afternoon, at one o'clock, from. her | lato residence, 312 avenus A. Carpoz9.—On Thursday, Ovtober $, Mromam. BL Car- ozo, in the 65th year.of his ago. "The funeral will take piaco from hig late residence, No. 177 Wost Thirty-seventh street, on Sunday morning, at ten o'clock” ‘Tho relatives and friends of the family ‘are invited to attend. NGMAN.--On Friday, Ocioher 6, Taanmuin Saves, daughtor of John H. and Isabelle P.' Dingman, aged 7 months and 16 days. Tho relatives and friends of the fatnily are invited to | ationd the fancral, this (Saturday) morning, at half past ten o'clock, frora the residence of her father, 226 Wert Kightoonth street. Dusaas, —At Eastchester, on rier e ober te: Evan A., the onty son of ied) ham, aged 18 months and 28 do ae Tio feionds and relativea of the fanadly; and afen of Pes tor Pirnie, Ksq., are respootfuliy invited to attend (26 funeral, without further Invitation, of Sunday afternoov, at two o'clock, from tio restdence of his grandfather, John B. Dunham, Easteijoster Enror —On Friday, October be Witithu HY Extzor, of Nassau (British W. 1.), aged 28 nds are respectfully “Iuvitod to” attond the from No. 44 Jano atroet, this (Saturday) after. two o'clock =On Friday, Ootobor 6, at the reatdence:of ‘his mother, No. 126 vou! Twenty. -seventh strect, of a gun- shot worn, received in the service of the United States, Sams Gemey, for ry mombor of Company G, Seventh regiment, aged ‘The tmefal’aorvioes, Will bo tisid nt Obvary chajeh, Bast Twenty-third street, near Third avouue, on Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock: Haxcock —On Friday, October 6, Geonue Banoo, to tho 55th year of hig age. * the relatives and fronds bi? the Roy s are pareceeuy " jain mn se ete this accep hoc Inte residence, No 116: The pete ‘will bo taken {0 Calvary Cer meter for tater. mont Sores, —-On eek: beeper Joan J., 800 “noe J. and Eliza Jones, ng ect of nie. Cath The friends of the law, Balthazer Medick, and “aan her-inTaw, R. W- Scanian, ‘The funeral will tevo o’elock, from bi ara invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternt We atroet. rema ns will be taken to Tart morning raday 6venii topes ssh rans di Rp J years, 1 month and neral, fromthe residence of" « parents, « No. 103 Reade stroet, om Sunday afternoon, * on o' ‘at three o'clock from, No. hington wn for interment Monday Kyave.—-On Thur The weaned ‘and A tetenite aa invited to’ attend tho fa- Kmxy. ries Kau, widow of James Kelly, in, tho 67th year of her The friends aud Prelativon of the (amily, also cmp Ld nn, John J. ‘an ct seerpias , iso of her nephow, invited to attend tia Gactaray yi moraing at ten o'clock, from reat aren Teenty-oigl street, when a vequiom mass will be offered for the repose of her soul; from thence to Eleventh street Came. ter, {on —On Friday morning, October ‘Patrice Franry, the beloved son. of Denisand Maria aged 6 montis and 27 days. Tho relatives and ‘friends of the fauily are requested fat one alos rote entvouey of his parent, O42 ‘one 0" of his Bocond avenue, ‘corner of Thirty fifth stroet. Moaeny.—On Friday, October 6, Many, wife of thet tera It take place on Sand: ay aT wi 0 on ny jon, at py © from late rasidance, corner of Carrot and Noving stroets, South Rrooktyn. Materox,—On Friday, October 6, Marraa Isanetra, ighter of Willan W. and J. Marston, of dip weed ant tr rf cet fia tives and friends of ie 0 an Y Audie of her anh ope No. 178 Enat Nineteenth ar hee! Monday after. © invited toratiend the funcral, from # at one o'clveks wresy.—On Friday, October 6,at nine o'clock in tae morni Rooxn A., fourth gon of the late O'Calla- eS. ‘sod Hionows scivennpy inthe 2ist year of his atthe funeral will tke piace on Monday morning, at nine o'clock, from tle-res.dence of hts brother, dino ebteaky to St. Poreca’schurcir; thence to, othe: family aro ‘are ‘ke: pogettatly sax a On rn ning, October 5, , ALaacre, only: orapine Sy Joba A. ad Cisriaia Nak, ‘dhe 1th year oe. The (riends and relati 20 of the famfty arorespecitally a the funersl, from the, residenee vi her 4, No. 75 North Oxford were b, kiyn, OM Sua- om aftéravon, at twa o'clock, Noowax.—On Friday, Ootoder 6, Pairiniy, aged 100 years, a naive of cmtsly Reaasinine. ee ‘The relatives and friends of t meh Ng pg 4 invited Co athend the faneral, fi ‘0 of ty sun, Michael Noonan, No, 263 fast fhe auket, ay ‘aoa day’ afternoon, at ope o'clock procisaly. O'Neiie—On Friday morning, October 6, Joux O'Nemce, a native Of county Clare, Ireland, aged 39 ears. m The relatives and fricnds are respactfully inyited to attend the funeral, om Sani Pia al two o'clock, from his late residence, No. 10 Weat Thirty-cighth street Tho remains will bo taken to Calvary Cometory for ‘ater mont, Pancevey —On Thursday, October 5, at her tate Post. dence, No. 735 Greenwich gireot, Suxax, wife of Jere- mia Pangbarn, in the 28th yvar of bor aye. ‘The relatives nd friends of the faraily are ct fully invited to attond the funeral, from the Rov. Me. Oagood’s church, corner of Bedford and Christopher streets, on Sunday afternoon at two o’olock. Buarivox. —On Thuraday, October 6, Luvamn SaaTrUcK, in the 64th of hitage. The 19 of the family, members of the Star of Beth- lehom Lodge, No. 82%, F. ind A. M., ant the members of the Twenty-fifuh precinct potica, are respectfally era . attend the funoral, from the Fiftisth street Mothodt Epivoopal church, between First and Seeond mreaneny tins (Faturday) afternoon, at one o'clock Massachusetts papors please copy. Tuomevox.—On Thursday, Octoboy 6, ANw THowrson, aged 6T years, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect ully invited to attend the fyneral, from the residence of her son-in-law, Androw Phillips, No. 810 Washington «ftect, this (Saturday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Her remains will be taken to the Cemetery of the Kvergreons for in torment, Tieteow—On Thursday evening, October 5, after a short but severe illness, of congestion of the brain, Gow- weir Warner, the beloved wile of Jacob N, Tillotson Parewell, dear loved one, ‘Thou art free from all pate ; Farewell, beloved one, We never shall coe (hee on this earth aqalo, The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the faneral, from ler iate residence, No, 137 Enat Broadway, om Sunday afternoon, at half past one o'clock. . The remains will be internat tn Grecawood, Trowax.—At Kuglowood, N. J., on Friday morning, Octobor 6, Mrs. R. B. 3. Tevmay, wife of J. 1. Truman, formerly of Boston, ‘Terny.—In Williamsburg, on Thursday afternoon, October 6, Aioxzo L. Teeny, son of Thomas and Eliza- both T in the 23d year of his The ans vos and friends of the Tuuntly and also the ‘at the mombors of Williamsburg Division Sons of are tes) a invited to attend the fui Gothic are, corner of Grand and Bwon streets, ‘on Sunday fern, ‘at half-past two o'clock. ‘Wan, —At Bergen, Xx, on Thureday morning, Oc tober 5, Mra, Birra Wrenn, ‘iden dahon of John and and elizabeth hopp, aged. 24 ‘4 montlis and 19 “Sono relatives and I oC Pee ane on Seamer see. FURNITURE “ROVING BLtsit Pont 1S West me i La 5 siroet, ners Sixt eee eed F countey. Nara, ‘artes. boxed Ati Fuewiingo stro vanced oa Furaijure ye a fe family. Address Mra, Lat ras eid at oe Rat Ms ay ANN KLINES! 4 . Wwe rps iy on a A cost ORN, Wille ‘OPE I DON'T Sabere are you! Bs oa! Have Georgie. PRORUATION, WANTADMOF &_w. _RERNRARDE ‘TION uate i ‘rink New i al i ep" | Gibcaversiewe MATION WANTED—OF ELLEN ee of Nes Market, county, Core, Ireland, Uy. her brether Wren fast ea Michael Levy, 448 Columbia street, me? bic ath May cand ait oe PRETTY, Fy M. 6. pon ins ana rN IL REGION.—LETTRR POST OFFICE, NEW YORK, ‘Your initials. Ss“ Is A BIRD. ht WRITE! VERY ANK- Plier apt Rowezou fy nat sees bringing bit rere ox od pape th partcoper at O8T—ON THE 6TH INSY., IN- FRONT OF HOUSE 200 ofan ‘Totrtesnth of Third avenue, a ener of The fi au spjanned sled Biante oe trouble and the facies cay the owner. ANE FI al T onr—on “eRibay | eee EE SS one euasTA Lt sity-aye Dollars Focker ‘ealue to the finder, in whic “ee ae ] ogr_serween STEWARTS, CONNER OV TB ‘and Weller's, on Tues ita alady’s Mem on ne “To an andum, containing nothing of value ‘one except the owner.’ A liberal roward will be patd forthe, ee we ‘2a Lexi avenue. ington » Le _WHIL GOING FROM @2 WEST NINETEENTH reat (0 Contes} Park, a (i luster om bad Ring. marked On the inside 8. i, Nov. naar will be rewarded with pes by leaving ‘les Won Niacteouth atrect, Pongen t eA aun sinniroets Pith nga, sixth and Ficly-ninth wiree av iziped Shawl, The huder’ will teoal ry A ponthiayeg neat 136 West aaventeenihe oar see PENG. Rronter ROOK. s WILL BR rant for sta deliv ; given for d ery al ma sarge ESMAW! RIE I Petcare LARGE 80OW. THR ow! Gan got uor by proving n:oporty amd paying charges, a erin aeae an yns N—OCTORER ch FROM oy pot eaxeresiy" Vince, a old Swine Lover Watch and Chain, No. 24740, A slitable reward will sol on ita ee ‘o'the Piaco, and tio Qh REWARD FORRRTURN OF ‘ 01D BRACRORE, $5 i varkod Carrie Caton, = Ball, BL lack & Oy REWARD —LOsT, ‘THURSDAY EVENING, BE $5 ‘twoen aix and seven Polock, at Cahill’s billiard Ba Sixth avents, oF in ond 9 of the Bixth avenue carn 8 W ‘og Cane, the. fits hy io A ate ne auve row a il be pala by J. —to ‘Dbomas 0. omas O. Burts, | Nott t REWAKD.—LOST OR SOR STOLEN, ON FI $5. Ooluiver 6, tin Elaobont eoutaining two! promt ‘notes were payable ta ob nd drawn for tie after i ene te these note toSobn Warron, 140 $200 Bate LL. PAY THE ABOVE Patras Se formativn of he whi my father, ie if in New York trem ry Hic ‘out i reo cc 0es f [oe e nolew in deight, and a native oi Radvoss Josoplt Olshes Proprictor Brilliant Saloon, Mecapble, ‘Tonn. DEM OORACY ly tufavor of Hy By is, bie ded wl avonues. be covert at ‘ho tt a vexington 4: ae cre a oor egsoy pie iP SMITL, Vice President. ‘aptoin Toman im, eo ana, wif Secretaries TH Meeting to oe het Paes volarans ‘Guard ie Sate ot ‘ot Ses ced ein iform. Saari Bb es 0 WO oe a pop to = ———————— SS rie LECTURE JASON. xg (eOaey patie Aon, Gmvat pate ae ee S Papert ant Coma a wi bu 4 Soins dectanes brompeenyand trtatneny and oo Oauses Of Nationa! Desay.” sdi-caver-eare-ae-enaanal ORR. VaNpENtOry MAS commie. i om F co} nd mared to reply to teonth street. “WAVAL PRIZE ‘MontE, &0 ao, RM AND NAVY BUREAU O08 IN! ry aud Navy latins Fence chakge. Anformation aions obusiaed, ATE wa rears’ oe Fie ai <5 r ‘Avivances nade and | i. B, BROWN, Sesser wriP ome wand saiore’ elad Tonal D a accoul New York N° Aten md “near nena dia, Honey ae ot. OR AIRS HAVING OLARMS. hawt, Tinondintciy SOLDIERS, ALT ORS, view oF Manni jan O0R. aa PHYSIOLOGICAL, | Laima araviny of the. ‘nao oe ibe, pumas ¢ of hea Seas. with ereatiae on, say bi oe Buhor's plan of Mtoctmongetie ot volt rmioea moto of cure, ax shown by the report ise eatont atage to way ha “ iiaa9 pe oe) ‘Address Dr oy SI Malden inaey nar freo of J's {sAUKD. ri sKOOND HDTTION pe 81 jandbook through Now {Ute the sneak appro Santor: wes ye Dublishod, amd ix invaluaide as 8 coferchos ‘or ale at tallway depots, hotels, book stands and at Mee, 307 aan FILOBE MUTUAL COAL COM ‘COMPANY, COAL AT ACTUAL ost Dat TO, SBHAREHOLDERA, TO ate ery RIBING I BP RLATALY. iy PAR vo dgn'y HK #10. ane the on GORE MUTUAL COAL COMPANY, Bro: osdway and 19 New atreet, near Wall street, Let Ott te pa ate th ‘tit Pat & OF COAD. ——} ARTIFIC 1AL EYES. — TIFICIAT BYES —AUTIFIOIAL HUMAN Byee re mind corde FH inserted by Dre. F. BAUGH ~w | tian ‘Torinerly employed. by Rowwsounoau, Ponm Mpiroaiiey, New Vor eee es LIMARDS, uC. n OR BALES MAT BED BILLIARD 7) ARBLE Py =r PM, ws Be at be aol. One be soon at CGAits AND TOBACCO, C's aie or a Dir : canes for wate tn crear aa tho 16th, will be wobit trade niviied tagatl fin kts Nt Youk Giaar MANUFACTURING OMAN, Ao bg Dargaina, ‘and » stouk 0 “eth NEWSPAPERS. asi, | Last | ma YRARS OF THE nw piers seit ie a m HAS OPENED WIA NRW OYSTER, Room, where Alt the delfeactes tm JAMES CORNELL, vevegui Corn poy bed be found. ting oan always be fous eo Fouryh proaue, corner of aires. | wi Sag Pes z % ie ma