The New-York Tribune Newspaper, October 4, 1866, Page 2

COMMERCIAL MATTERS. - SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE. 0. 8. 68, 1867 br. Bk Mich. So. &N " $ 090, 10veee Y95 Cumbe u 8.5, 1040, | 5. 20,000.....q0. 90| WostUnion. Tel Treasars 7 S-t0a | 6. Quicksilver. 5,000. . ox-cp. 7241 200, lounomu, r\u\- P 20.000. 723|Canton. 5,000 Virginia 6s. 1,000..... 800 7 30 | Del. Laok. h“' 6,000, b . 297 100, g N Onr. iew bonds| 100.....53). 30 rm Wal &\\', 613{ Atlantic Mail, 464 + 643 300...... s P YW & Chic, | Boston Water P'r. N.V. Coutrad 68, 83| M)l) 6,000, - 95 | 821, N Y. 49 rung s’} un sm P pn-( h_% pmerred g 03 Tonnessee 6s Now. 10,009... 724 hulury (X .LlDt 2d series. 10,000........106} series. 5 h Y. Central. R 0. & Miss. Cor. .'s» mm 32, chln.h G. Eul. l | Cnmb Coal i pnz Wn;. Union ’l‘m 5 700. 55 | llinois Central, 100. o= m..........n.sflm.nmuu, 2§ 0'CLOCK FOARD. . %‘:’lLWu. '62.N. Y. Central. 3,000,. ox cp. 724 Exn Ohio &Miss. Cer. | 500. 10,00).... oc.. 903 (‘hlm,_m & R. I. 91 | 200.. ...1074 91} 'Tol., W. & Weur | 100......b10, 46 PEN BOAKD OF BROEERS—10 N.Y.Central. Ohio & Mlu (,oh 60,000. Mariposa. b3. 324 100.......... 13}| orex Qhio & Miss Cer. nieo i W Water P. o West Prgslousstzces # H .13 gsz £REs .9 124 . u?:’c., R. Lh.Pnci. 600. WEBSESDAY, Oct. 3—P. M. . @old continues firm and closes st 148} after selling st Wiely. The stock market has been quite irregular. At the ‘eommencement of business Erie shares were offered freely sad sold at 86 and rellying st ence to 87); from this point is rose steadily to 93 and closed at 91, Sellers options s low as 81 for 30 were refused. Tho rest of the market sympathized with Erle and the foeling to buy for » rise is still strong. The Street was never fuller of operstors who appear to bave s much money s eourage, aad disposed to act as Doldly as though paper monsy must be the currency for a long period. At the Second Board the market was strong, and sfter the oali the axeitamant was unabsted. snd the market closed “Tho p NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1866. strong, and cxeited at quotations ¥ \ Ohio and Mis- sissippi, 33}2334; Boston Water Power, 33233(; Cum- berland Preferred, 531 @55); Quicksilver, S4@5j; Mari posa, 13j14; lhnpon Preforred, 203230; Western | ll'nu’m Telegraph, 5:3@55; New-Y Central, 1182 118); Erie, 912914; Hudson Riv 1242125 ; Readi 7321174 Michigan Central, 114@114}; Michi | Southern, 903203, Niingis Contral, 126%126}; C tand and Pittsburgh, 90@9}; Cleveland and Toledo, 122 @ @1 R}; Rock Tsiand, 1073@107}; North-Westers, 412 447; Nomth-Wostern Proferrod, 74} @744, Fort Wayner 107§ 21073, Money is easy at 3@5 per cent on call, and all borrawers of fair credit are supplicd with eas n commeorcial puper no change. Tue supply of first-class. names is small, and readily sold at 5 por cont, with good signaturee at 93 @6 per ceny. Foreign exchange is firm. Bills at 60 days on London sro quoted at 10642107 for Commorcial, 107}@108} for Baukers'y do. at short sight, w]m )9; Paris at 60 days, 5.2@5.21}; do. at short sight, 5,.20@5.19; Antwerp, @524 ; Swiss, 525@5.2:); Hambwg, 5} @36, Am- am, 40@404; Frankfort, 40j@dl}; Bremon, 73}@ Prussian thalors, 103271}, 8); The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Recoipts $1,452,723 10—for Customs, $409,000; Payments, $1,40: 612 77; Balance, $39,504,881 63; Gold Notes, $72,000, The Bankers' Magazine for Octdbor contaius the act of Congress which authorizes the reduction of the legal tonder to the extent of $10,000,000 during the current six months, and a further reduction of §1,000,00 per mouth aftorward; also, a tabular statement of undivided profits of cach National Bank in the Stato of New-York. Tho Chicago and North-Wostern Ruilway earnod for the fourth week of September: 1865. .. §390,400 07 | 1866, .. §315,850 70 | Decrense For the month, the earnings were as follows: 1865 .. 61,021,545 23 | 1866. .. §989,052 €3 | Decrease . §32,4% 40 Tho shipments of Pittston coal by the Ponusylvania Coal Company were as follows: 1866. .. 318,000 tuns. | 1965. .. 376,260 tuns. | Dec 260 tuns. The Boston Post in noticing the market for copper 14,600 31 [ ith the production of copper elsewhere than in the United States steadily on the decroase, it would seem that the price of ingot-copper—now 30} @31 cents—must advance, with the grwdually sing want ol'nln)-rlng In Chili the compara fively light pro n is due to the war between Spain and the South American Kepublics. The copper mines of Great and Ircland produced lnst year 196,24 tunsbf copper-ore of the valuo of £M7,038. From this 11,888 tuns o lwe were smelted, which had a value of £1,134,774. Tie production of E’Im-h copper-ores has been for some time teadily declining— s aro bocoming poorer, aud the price which was for o 6, has fullen Cornish copper-ores in 1806, 24 15 1865, The import of foreign and colonial copper into England haa been very large, that of copper ore amounting to 82,562 tuns, and of regulus 1o 30,686 tuns, while cake aud manufactured copper has also been ioly uported. Ore assaying 2 per cgat copper was sold in T rancisco, latter part of August, at 2 4 tun in gold rice in Swansen for a sample ot of 20j per cent copper ore Was §63 2, loaving ouly §11 24 tan o' cover freight, in surance, interest on mouey, commissions, and all the incidental expenscs of receiving and discharging ¢ ding cost of sunpling both in San Francisco and Swausea. The total pro. of the Portage Lake District for August was 332 tuns aud r, of which Quincy Mine produced 120 tuns 220 115 1 ; Huron, 81 tuns 671 1; Haneock, ale, 34 tuns 1E4d 1 nmd Portage, 5 1. Theshares nfihu (,nrydun lndQulm lhll Minigg Com- pany are in good demand, and both x-umpnmuxlve A largo mining capital on hand and are entirely free of debt. Mr. Albert H. Nicolay will hold his regular semi-weekly asuction sales of stocks and bonds this dsy (Thursdag) at 12§ o’clock, at the Exchange Salesroom, No. 111 Broad- way. The Chicago Tribune of Saturday says: The money market was fully as close to bomrowers today ns it hus been at any time during_the week. The demands from the country were comparatively light, aud sexeral of the banks received currency from tho Esst, but the market was none the easier on this ncconnt. The National banks were fortifying for the quarterly statement due on Mumlny‘ and none but the very best customers—and only those who wére absolutely entitied to —could find accommodation. The bank rate of discount was unchanged. On the street good names were takes lal} per cont o mouth, and less desirable signntures at 14 per cent. In pen market mortgage loans on Governments range at 627 t per sunum. In the forenoon the Exchange market t and lower, with sales of round lots from ban! bank and § discount, but in the afternoon a fi foel d, and the market closed nominal at § nt. ‘counter rates were unchan inc Th ed—} off buying and par seling Bualo bills were taken at § discount The Cincinnati Commereial of Monday says: o Thore was hardly as great activity tn the money market to 1 it wears about the same expression that it has for some days past. The indications are that borrowers are working info better position xince they ask for fewer renewals. The drift of money is still toward tho East, as is continually shown by the superabundance of exchange. Its flow thither is in great part through the transfer of Government and other se. curities to New-York for account, and the domestic exch of the country are kept in a very different condition from wliat they were when adjusted almost wholly by movements of pro duce and merchandise. There is not much doubt but that trade in the West 4 kept more bealthy by the compartive short lu]\rll of currency that is reported, socumulation of this New-York is b olesome thing for merchaats and tr cither there or o e. Exchange was rather irregularly quoted. In the aggregate the supply Tena 3t bo abundant, though the demand was large. Hatcs remain as they were. The following will shows the exports (exclusive of specie) from New-York to foreign ports for the week end- ing Oct. 2, and since the beginning of the year: For the week..... Prev. reported. . Since Jan. 1....... At a meeting of the Clearing House, thu motion uult»r the constitution so that Nativnal bank notes may be used in the settlement of balances was brought before the asso- ciation, and rejected by almost @ unanimous vote. The annual election was held, and resulted iu the.choico of the | following officers: Ofticers and Committees of the New-York Clearing House Association, for the year ending October, 1567 Chairman—Jobn Joney; Becretary, K. B ring House Committec— D. Vermilye, Jas M) on, E. D. Brown, 8. R. Com stock, C. P. Leverich. Committee on Conference—Jumes Gallatin, Jacob (hmsmffl‘ George W. Duer, William K Kitchen, Edward Haight. Uommittee on Admission—Charles ¥. lHunter, J. E. Southworth, Thomas Monahan, Joveph M. Price, Murdock. Committee on Arbitration—R. H Lowry, W. L. Jeukins, J. P. Yelverton, Stepherd Kuapp, Nathaniel Hayden. Wm. A. Camp, Manager. The Hudson Riyer Railroad has declared » dividend of 4 per cent. THE MERCTIANTS' UNTON EXPRESS COMPANY. This new organization commenced its active business tions on Mondsy Inst, under very favorable suspices, large amount of freight consigned to its care the first days in- dicate ita popularity among our merchauts. The capital stock of the Company is #20,000,000, and it has over nine thousand lmmldem who have all been selected with particular refer- ence to their goundness os business men and ns large shippers. Mrnuwlrh&‘la:;lmn traveling East ln:ldXV\ul estal og oo pany, report most favo respecting the eh.m.wr of ‘the stbckTokders aud their enthusiasm for the new | & y. 1n Chicago nearly four hundred of the largeat busi- neu ouses—among whom are J. W, Farwell & Co. and Ewin, lm(k- & Co.—are stockholders ; n Claetaatt thros i Louis betwoen three and four hundred, and in like pro- portion bas the stock been distributed thfoughout the country. ew-York and onir eastern cities bave x.mn 000,000, Particular attentfon will at first be paid she teru routes to get them harmoniously working, but it is ma intention to (lueluy southern and eastern lines as rapidly as possible. The already runs to Boston, and they will soon be able to reu ts east and south to Washington. Their force mr tho New-York oflice is, with scarcely an- cxception, composed of experienced expressmen. The lm;m depot of the Company s on Hudson-st., corner of Leonard, and the general office will be at Nos. 365 and .m Broadway, upon e complotion of the alterstious makin the Compeuy upon the building purchased by them v ‘aylor. Ihe . | cionsly applied to the con Aunexed is the list of jobbers' prices "at the New- York Dry Goods Exchange, Nos. 49 and 51 Park-place: Brownrghmnn—Appkwn'A Tite.; Brosdway, Sio.| Bed- ford, 16e. P‘l.‘i‘lewhfid Shirtings—Lonsdale, 33j0.; Manville Co, 26jc.; Tmo, 20c. u—(,moon 2le.; Pacific, 200.; Wauregan, 18jc.; Em- Ph-. oo Skirts—Dradley's Duplex’ ENiptic, and Empress T i £ gi\nhf: demand. . ocs eyers 1 WWL. (audard Dréss, No. 2, #0; do. de. do, )lo 525, $40. % a1 By T Cmmcola.ltlnowm mu. smith Pm.g Byron, §30, Shakespeare, per cent. “Teks—Pearl River, 57he.; wuunwnl\ Yo Btripes—Whiiteuton A4, 35¢.; do. do. BB, %3¢ —— FirsT MORTGAGE Boxps oF THE CENTRAL PACIFIO RAILROAD Co. OF CALIFORNIA. INTEREST AT THE RATE OF §1X PER CENT PER ANNUM, PAY- ABLE SEMI-ANNUALLY, ON THE PIEST DAY OF JANUARY AXD JULY. PRINCIPLE AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN U. 8. GOLD COIN IN THE CITY OF NEW -YORK. Amoust of Iwus, $7,336,000. 1o Coupon Bonds of 91,000 each. The Bonds have Thirty Years to run, and are secured by o First Mortgage, constituting an absolute prior lien on that portion of (e Road, Equipments, Franchises, and Entire Property of the Central Pacifio Railread Company, located in the State of California, and ez tending from Saeramento Cityto the California State Line, forming a port of the GEEAT PACIVIO RAILBOAD RoUTE, adopled and aided by the UmiTed Srates GOVERNMENT. The amount of these First Mortgage Bonds to be fssued per milo is limited by law to the amount of United States Bonds yllowed sad ued to sif the eoRIIAHR of e I Road, and the Mortgage by which they ara secured is | declared by Act of Congress to constitute a lien prior 1 and superior to that of the United States Government. The aid roceived from the Government (in smount equal to this First Mortgage) is economically and judi- stion and equipment of the Road, together with nea ,000,000 received from Stock Subscriptions and other sources. The First Morigage - therefore nmounts to but about 35 per cent of the sctual cost and valuo of the Property which it covors. Tho road is now completed, equipped snd runuing from Sacramentw City to Alts, a distance of 73 miles, and the earnings for tho three months ending August lst were ns follows, vi#: May, 1866... June, 1866, July, 1366 The earnings are steadily increasing, and aro estimated at over $100,000 in gold for the month of August—tho offi- cial report for that moath not having been roceived at this date. The construction of the rosd is going vigorously for- wand,—24 miles additional being noarly ready for the cars,— and it will probably oo in full operation to the California State line—156 miles from Sacramente City—during the Summer of 1867, when its earnings must be very large, a8 {he entire trade of Nevads, and a largo proportion of that of Utah, Tdabo, aud Montans must pass over its line. It has been shown by reliable statistics that in 1863 over $13,000,000 in gold was paid for froighting goodsdrom Cali- fornia to Nevada aloue. ‘This part of the Great Pacific Railroad route is dostined (0 be ono of the most profitable lines of railroad in the world, and its First Mortgage bonds aro among the best socured and most desirable investmenta ever offored. Over $1,000,000 has already been expended in grading beyondl the point to which the road is now running, snd tho iron is bought and paid for sufficient to lay the track the entire distanco to the State Line. The Road has boeu completed and equipped thus far without the salo of & singlo doliar of its First Mortgage Bonds, snd they are now offered to the public for the first timo, after the earnings of the rosd bavo reached the sum of $100,000 per month, in gold, anly about 25 per cent of which is required for operating expenses. The Bonds sro offered at 95 per cent and accrued in- terest from July 1, in ourreney. ~Ordors may be forwanled to us direct, or through the principhl banks and bankers in all parts of the country. Romittances may bo made in drafts on New-York, or in Legal Tonder Notes, National Bank Notes, or other funds current in this city, and the Bonds will be forwarded to any address by Express, froe of charge. Inquiries for fur- ther particalars, by mail or otherwiso, will reccive punc- ual attention. Fisk & Hatcl, Bankers, Nassau-st., New-York. N. B —All kinds of Government arities recoived at the full market price in exchange for the above Bonde, EpwaARrp CLARKE, H106K BROKKE. S100K8, Bovns and GOVERNMENS SECURITIRS bought and sold on commission, at No. 26 Brosd.at., New-York -— MARKETS.~Carefully Reported for The Tribune. WEDNESDAY, Oct. 3, 1966 ASHES—The market is moderately active and firm; sales at 80 50280 624 for Pots, and §12 5 for Pearls BRICKS are firmer. We quote at mubl" for Common l}hrd $i6@817 for Crotou; aud $0@#O for Philadeiphia COTTON—~The demand has been moderate, and prices are lower, 1Ir|nln‘( irregular at about 41a42c. for Middimgs, and 43 @44e. for New-Orleans and Texds ; xales of 1,230 bales (on EE—There has been nothing doing in Rio to-dsy wortky of notice, but prices remain firmer; other kinds are steady and moderately active ; sales of 639 bags Laguayrs on private terms. DYEWOODS are without change in prices ; the business is limited. STOCK OCT. 1. Logwood, &t Domingo, tuns..... Logwood, Jamaica, tuiis wood, Laguna, tuns x.«---»« Honduras, tuns Logwood, Tobasco, tuns Logwood, Compeachy, tuus tic, Cuba, tuns tio, Maracaibo, tuns. Savanilla, tuns 15 Small FLOUR ,\\D MEAL~The market for \h-v—rn and Btate Flour brands have been -irregular aud he Family brands ruled steady, but not a of Spring Wheat Extras continu Bote sales of “Brown's" Patent Haxall The sales are 10,200 bh [ peted dull, and 10 15c. lower on the low grades. Medinm Al grades close dull The better grades 0‘ 20#410 75 for ommon Extra Shippiny Obity Miohigas, double Extra, and $16 752817 75 plo Extras. Canadian Flour is scarce and firm, but in the absence of aales prices are nominal. Southern Flour is firm but quiet; the arrivals are Tight ; sales of 300 bbls. nt $12 203 #1360 for common to fair Baltimore and Country Extras, and 813 70a#16 % for Trade and Family brands Kye Flour is in demand and firm 1,700 Dbls. ut 86 50@#7 3. Corn Meal is steady; sal pring wigan Barley is moderately ac 790 bush. § terms. .ml-, )l..m-urm but quict. Onts op close quiet ot the improvement ; sales of 46,000 for fair to good cargoes ; Wate. for Milwaukes, nnd 627 . for State. is firmly held, but we hear of no a opened quite 1 decidedly lower t o tations Mixed ite Southern pply, prices are firm at HOPS are wand for home consumption ; sales, at from o growth and quality, ! —Manila is quiet but firm, at 10§@ 10} ol ; other Kinds are dull. The stock of Suun' is 100 bales, and Italia, 180 bales. HIDES—There was o generally at full prices : 4,000 Orinoco, 15}e., gold : Manila and Jute has already been published by us. wod degree of activity to-day, and # foot up 10,300 Hidea embmotng 1,500 Buenos Ayres, and 1,900 Cen 2,600 Wet Saled City Steers, 3,000 water damaged Dry Salted 0@ 2le., curre L. A)'l 118~Eastern are fine and in good demand, at #, there months. LIME—Rockland remaing firm with a fair business, at §1 70 for Common, and 2 10 for Lump, MOLASSES—A moderate inquiry prevails and prices are steady ; f 100 hhda., in lots, at” 60c. for Barbadoes, and or lmw-u 150 hids. Muscovado at 48c., and 130 hbds. d af NAV. \ L bTU}lL'i ~Spirits Turpentine is firmer, with a mm]m‘nll' demand, at 6720 whelesale and retall. Rosine are mkxm and firm ; sales of 750 bbls. Common, at $4 13y ’D 18, held 25; 600 bbls. Strained at $4 S5@# 75 Fine )u.-lu-m uiet. Tar is held at $4. OILS—Fish Olls are in moderute demand and steady, at a#! 3 for Crude Whale * u-{:r ‘Whale and Sporm ; Linseed Oil is quict at §1 652 City; Lard Ol 1s dull and nominal PROVISIONS—There hns been loss activity in the market have been somewhat irregular; for Pork to-day, and p sales of 500 bbls. Moss, sclier October, at €325 and 1,000 do., cash and regular, are 4,000 seller January, at 828 25, "Thie sal Dbls. Mess at §53 20288 %, elosing at &3 35, Beef remains dull, RURETLHVEY but prices are without change; sales of 50 bbl r Plain Mess, and §19 50@#23 X for Exts Tierce Beefl neglected. Boef Hams are quiet. Cut Me: dull, and we have no sales to report. Bacon 18 quiet ; sales 50 boxes Cum- berland Cut at l'&ie Lard is in better request and prices are bigber, but rather unsettled at the advance; sales 1,000 pkgs. st 17@13jo. for City ; 17j@lse. for fair prime Stesm and Kettle Dried, and lPh. for sumall lots do. No Prime Kettle Rendered reported. AFTERNOON PROVISION MARKET, 4 0'CLOCK—We hear of no sales of Mess Pork gince ‘Change ; §53 40 is bid. PETROLEUM 8 firm, but quiet, at 2@264o. for Crude, in in bond. Fine Dbis., and 16je. in bulk, and 42 44c. for Ref Ol) st 55@ e, GRICENY sals aro seported; prices are nomizally - SUGARS—Raw Snlm eml!nnchdflmd. and prices are well maintained, ckxdnf 10§@10fe. for Fair to Good Refining ; sales of 1,101 hhd 10§@114c. for Cuba; 12@13c. for Porto Rico, and 1,023 pox Havana at mnp, are dull at 1 'flf SHOT are m mDs—L'lmr lnli Ir- at lll'l)lc the latter rate for Now Tlml.lhy is selliag to moderate extent, at §3 fl "00& Flax Seed Is dull lnd nominal; (.uennunmduh mand, ai §2 65282 75, 00d demand ilod ; sales of TALLOW—Last mh’s " 200,000 1, At 13213 therdecline | in gold sist upon prices. mskv-rhe market is more active and firm ; bbls. at §2 41 for Western. —— BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET. BRIGHTON, me AND MEDFORD. Beported for Tuw Twinux for the weck ending Wednesday, t of stock at market Amount of s Thia Extra. at 1340, Todar, ed business, but holders generally ia: sales of 7 She, S0cten FutHogs Veals 13, o0 3,100 5 13,313 500 2,900 100 11,612 600 1,820 100 M P- m:‘ hide, tallow l‘l& m i:l SATELUE ‘Second qaal i i ’ bule, &, w::m' l"}v 3 steers, 0026150, or much .munn-h 6.:: secording -Em uality, $50@875; extrs, 80 ; 3 % "‘1.%‘: e SEEERTINRIN S e o0 oo o Fat Hoge—| |-u|¢. live welght; sbotes, whelesale, "fiml"mu ¥ B country lots, 9010 oo, o i try 9804e. ¥ B ; country lots, §@%. a4! ll-cl. mn wore full 1,700 hegd of cattle & Cam- Miselianons Securlties of every dascipt wa by L 3 HICAGO AND r\omn 'WESTERN RAILWAY bridge, many of which, however, were light two and three.year olda, dry cows, &e. The jon of good oxen, steers, &e. is less, we think, than lust woek. no really fat cattle are sold FIRST MORTOAGE u"umm FUND loum '\ pretty readily, while poorer grades and the protty | (WWritton oflrs may be made fo the sndurvigued. uf No, 12 e ir atlr findsa worse market—oven a worse | Wall-st. s the City of New-¥ork, until L o'clock . en the 1% Say than lust woek. The, large amount of Westorn beel of Uctober, W66, the pofeliase h’p‘""‘y of thea above deseribe. has been sold at Brighgon within the past few years 5""'" b[y “Lv .nu._:; “";.M"...'.fnu"."«f"(’fl'""”"'“ a educating the publio tastes peoie 1 w0 great 8 NPy 1% Kb Fipotis A0 TILDEN, Teayos. degree thai the butehers find the inf q" itien do not suit S V"‘.‘. g v, Jlonu e aTe) . W10AGo RAILROAD Cor ACKSONVILLE, ILt, Sept 0. 1566, Cu[ TPONS. of the Sl LOUIS, JAC l\‘!().\\lh E and CHICAGO RAILROAD lsr MORTGAGE BONDS. due 'S. their customgrs, and Uiey will pot buy it A# to prices, per- haps we may reimork that the drovers claim that el is lower than Last weok, and whils the butchers do not admig a deciine, they do not say anything of an advanoe. On the whol think the market nbout the snamo as it was the latter part trade lust week, but not as good as it was early on T morning lost. Sheep are 100 numerons for any improvemeat in that branch There wers a fow extra good lots of Catiada conrse October 1, 1866, will be paid on wnd efier (hat dato ut ¢h Svwern M. K. JESUF & GOMPANY 56 84 Braedm ernment tax. HOW ARD, Tronsuy YOHk ANI) NEW- H Vl"h RAILROAD ool it 4040 ak £4 500485 per- hoad, bt the ordinary hrw EBREDE dos o the N w ibs sold at S T het bt - n: fine b ILE ool e eadle whra rather sticky; thad s to 8aY, drovees wers r‘(.:.ndmu Kt i Company h“".-s--m I, 068 wilbe puid on wad very mucl troubled to ges their prices for their droves, which Republicy comer of = Wallat _,,, l,,“d" W, lg“n“" Y renenter. New-Vork, Sep’, 24, 1 CHICAGO CITY BONDS, 7-PER CENTS, were sold gt nw £, 63 50, 8375, #, B 3T, M 0, and & few Caadians ol § S PIIILADLLPI"A CATTLE MARKE [\ Oot. 2—~The market for beel cattle 'M well supplied this lo:l;n' 15 mm";“"_"’“";“_‘”mm'.; ::,d i a. 8. “(,u“lelfi.PluxLLMls‘l 5 e 0 s e i B P i S g o V'8 o "Ll | “ORRIY and ESSEX RAILROAD e E i markot was alao active, and sales of 2450 hewd of hogs were made, st from §14 to §15 ¢ 100 1 ut, a8 o lity. QH&WYA—M Tias boen no obangs in this market; 225 head oo moid, at from §50 {0 ¢4 for springers, and from #65 Lo $110 for cow and oall. AT RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE. 0T, 3—Flour, 7,97 bbls.; Whisky, 60 bbls.; Corn Meal, 110 bbls. ; 04 aacks do.; Wheat, 0,500 bush. ; Corn, 154,199 bush.; | Onts, 14 ‘930 bush.; Rye, 1,52 bush.; Barley, 24,316 bush.; 'l‘RAVl-:LWU Seeds, 52 busk. ; I 3 Boef, 13 pkga.; Cut Meats, 16 pkgs. . c'u)n( & Co., ‘l‘o. , aveilable 7 PER CENT MORTGAGE BONDS FOR SALE BY @, S. ROBBINS & SON, No, 54 William-st. EDITS on Messrs, J. 5. MOR- ON (Succemsors to GEO. PEABODY ¢ EUROPE "and_the Ce., No. 83 eriscio itiss EAST, lsued by DABNEY MORGAN .fmannm Qv or KEOKUK NEW 8 PER CENT BONDS. 2 YEARS TO RUN. PAYABLE AT ‘l'l'l? ("NTIAL NATIONAL BANK IN THE OF NEW-YORK. ’UI.LY ll’(‘lYl’D TIIIOVOH PAYMENTS MADE AND ATERALS PLACED IN THE HANDS OF HENRY A, SMYTHE, Trastee. Total aathorized Lasue. These Bonds ars desmed sccared beyond any peradventare, sad anequaled asa RELIABLE 8 PER CENT INVESTMENT. A limited smount may b bad st par oaly, by applying to the CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK, Bankifi fionses &iw fifik:n. “VERMILYE & CO., BANKERS AND DEALERS GOVERNMENT STOCKS COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES. CLOSING PRICES. NEW-YORK, October 3, 1868. 3 Kivas | l. It Co., ok, Ot 1, 1o | HE ANNUAL Ml’l’l‘ll\ 1 of the HT()(.kIIOLl)- ERS of this Company for tle ELECTION OF DIRECTORS for the emsutug yeas. and (o the tranaaction of wuch other business ae wil be heid st this office on the THIRD FPESDATINOCTOBER (Oetober 16, 1966) st 191 clock . JOHN BUTLER, Jr., President. AND GumaT EastrRy Kastwae Co. ‘ No 71 W iniiax ar., Nxw- ¥ onk. Seps HE INTEREST COUPONS of (hc HRST MOR’P GAGE BONDS of this Company, dus Oct. 1, will be paid on and after that date, less (overument tax, on pressntation st the off the Company in this city. W MORGAN. Treasur Ormig op ux € MW0AGO AXD ALTON Razuaosn© 0. 4 BROADWAY. NEW-VOUK. Se) l"(‘\(.O AM) ALTON * RAIL n&m FIRST !rrhy siven that we Anlxul-d XA numbersd aa follows: 423, 253, 344, 177, 39, 197, 190, 311, 212, 776, 312, 3, 72, o ehai0 pas o edapioe’ According to_the terms of ortgage interest therron will ceass Novembec |, 1866, The us are ready 1o pay them, with fa- tocoat, w0 far as acciued, on Orrics or Tun uv-u. h HOSI-ORD & (‘OWE’A‘(Y .. AN Erouda Orders olicited for the purchase STOCKS, GOLD, and OOVERNMENTS. Accounts from Individuals and Baukers, received on favorable terms. ADAMS, KIMBALL & MOORE, No. 14 WALL-ST., NEW-YORK. NOVEMBER COUPONS Cashed in gold or currency By ADAMS, KIMBALL & MOORE, Bankers, No. 14 Wallat. L No. urm.'.n. place. DROPOSALS FOR TRAL PARK LY WiLson. Si Pitsvargh, Pa. .. Stock I! DHLAD ‘COLE & Co., BANKERS A\D lll!OKF RS, GOVERNMENT SECURILIES, uolD RAILWAY AND IMPROV EME \rw,.\n‘-nnx OF 18, —enled Propossls will be received t the Cou Uffice wnii SATURDAY, o the whale of any part of the vam of Threr Hou lars of the Central Park Impe ocieed by York lr..-um‘-, o, 1965, and by an Ordioance of approved by the . F Cous. Wgres Juseh £ Formerly of Clacianat!. anoum, 'LINI quarter yourly, and the principsl will be redeonied Yire 1, I8 the amount of Stock desired. and the 1008, a3 'clock pr . wheu the """‘.l’.""" opeoed, far ousand Dol- Act of the Legislature of (ke The said Stock will bear iutersst st the rate of Six Per Cant per reof, and the persans whose proposls ste por oae bandred dol coptad will thareupo equited to deposit with the oFthe Clty the suims swarded to them reapectiv MINING SHAR On presenting to ¢ the receipts of the Chamberiain N cuum«m be eutitled to receivn certificates for 24 Broad-at., New York. BAN KING HOUSE JAY CO0KE & €0, CORNER WALL AND NASSAUSTZ, NEW YORK. Bt W buy sud sol! at the wos: Libecal curraat prices. sad keep on haad | supply of el BOvERNMYNT BONDS OF ALL 1SSUES, VINTMIIT”"L n ll’l’l""ll‘ NOTFS, puschase And sxecute orders and sae of '¢ S, B0l GOLD. COOK FISK&HATCH BANKKRS, 5 NASSAU.ST. BUY sod SELL A‘lm nnu ALL DESCRIPTIONS OVERNMENT SECURI'I‘IES. ACCOUNTS of BANKS, BANKERS aud otsers RECEIVED on favorable terma. @ OCOLLECTIONS MADE TAROUGHOUT TIE UNITRS STATES AND CANADAS. _G¥ CERTLFICATES OF DEPOSIT ISSUFD. “HENRY CLEWS & €0, BANKERS, umnu rnub uculmu ARl imaes 00 hand n-? ORDERS FOR 8 COM| fi “AND GOL® a0is opeaing accounts with w will 4 PER CENT INTEREST ON ALL DAILY hl.n-lnlo, Bankers sad h ailow BANKERS AND BROKERS, No. 54 WILLIAMST., N. Y. BUY AND SELL ON COMMISSION GOLD, GOVERNMENT, and all other SECURITIES which are dealt in st the Stock or Mining Boards. HENRY FITCH, EDWARD B. BAILEY & lTOWTRD. IAN“" AKD BROKE| All~l’l‘.. NEW-YORK. o«m-m-uu-m stocks aud gold bought and sold o0 commission. 4.7 HOWARD. mercin: L — everey Vo Lk Qi) O‘l'l"CE 18 IEBEBYEWEN_Pmn to Chapter 1 e e o & Riating Ssporielin locatod I u.?:u,’ emYork i b weeeimd, - b e Bupersiond Bonking D e o Yours e tho bt oo not therealler. ’l'it uulull-i circaiating netes of the said bank Ild‘bm stz yoursfrom the date hereof wnd .numb- for redemption & ywent within the time thes fod, w A‘(vllll uhnnmlpoa Iu-l in the bands of the perintend- it for that T oo VT G: W, SCHUYLER. Superiotendosk. Stats or N lou. Baxx nfnn., BAnT, May | HE DOVER PLAINS BANK. Duvef. Dulch.l County, has this day fied, in this ofice. --u?"s" l"un'u( THER ni‘nun’.nnlhm Ry ot New.York as agent for the redemiption of its eirculsting sother withs vssation sfibs sppolatment %k the sm-u :-u ‘agreeable 1o the act eutitiod * An sct to amend the acte relating to Iuo?-nul Baoks, Banking lhm wnd o Bunkers,” pussed April 17, 1851, Myl lawbaTh 3. W. SCHUYLER, Superintendent 'l‘u.E i GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT! URNER & Ca. No- % , New. York. Diwidend Notices. Dmunn-luu' s Insemaxge Commant, | 0. 71 WALL#T.. NEw-YoRE. Oct. 3. 1866, DlVlDEND “of FIVE ) PER CENT, fres of - b i 2 cumfl'-«..'.‘.,“ of the Stock, besring luterest {rom the poesl should be sealed and indorwed ** Proposals for Central Park lmr(unnwnl Fund Stock,” and inciosed in & secoud euvelope, addressnd to the Comptrolier. The right e o tejectany or llof the bids fthe interests of the Corporation teq: DAMELS CROZIER & LOE BANKERS and M MININO nnolru _ Especial attention gi Cohvlfli@_‘gi‘flffl Stoeks. UAKTERLY REPORT of the condition of the MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroler. MANUFACTURERS' NATIONAL BANK, Now-Vork, on the Crry o Nuw-Youx. Diruxruryt or Fisaxce. { mocniag of e irs. Moud sy of Octo IPROLLER PPICK, Sept. 15, 1966, Eis 3 OU| MEETING of the STOCKHOLDERS of the OCEARIGC PETROLECM COMPANY will be beld ot ot , basewent, on WEDNESDAY, 10th of October, 1986, at 3 o'clock p. m.. to deteraiine what Eation shal be takom b6 bre oct the latesests of Stockoolders. By ordec of the Stockboiders st A eeting, Ol"l"lL'IC OF THE N Y. GUABAN' 'Y AND INDEMNITY CO,, et 1, 1866, YUI'IU 5. l-m-l oot Nore New-York sud other An..-...u..‘l,.,:‘;:‘x3 or Ditacro JOSHUA J. HENRY i N of th RS S P RANGIS e GOUEN, Trossurer. LIASILITIRS. DIRECTORS. Saron Sawunr D. BABcock. of Babosek, Brotbors & Co. Circal A-A. Low. of A. A. Low k Beotbers. Depos Horpwax. of L. Vou Hoffman & Co. Staie B Ax THORYN, of Thorne, Watson & Co. Prota gs¥322i3 ¢ Jone Warrm of No. 30 Filthiave Jownea J. Huxnr, of No. 14 Broad Tewporary Loass, 962,160 45 L JAMEST. FOUNTAIN, Cashier of the Manafacturers’ National York, do solmnly ssarthat he shore sialement s tru, 36 besk of wy Knowl wi of my knowledgo nad belel, pounTALN, Cubler, T of New- , of M State of New- York, Count; k. Sworn o and B ot te hevet W asters Detas Jou. O et o e 8 sicond duy ot Oosobet, AR I Bares, hll Bates, jr. & Co. ED'II C.F Daxsuaxy, of C. ¥, Dimbmann & Co. JOSHUA J. HENRY. JAMES P, WALLAC FRANCIS'J. OGDEN, ARTE f the condition of the {RST NATIONAL nnm of New-York, ou the moralng of kESOURCES. the first Mouday in AP » CAPITAL, $3.000,000. Notes and Bills discounted. 1,376,978 81 CASH ADVANCES made on Muncwaxvisn 1v Srows awp 1x | Suspended Debt. 3710 15 Trax Srocxs. BONDS, and ether Ssevmirins; aleo, oo s ::l‘l,l;: managament of Real and Per- 43568 10 o States snd Corporstions. 181,104 21 Also, to cail-ot Intarest, Coupons, ke U 3. Bonds deposited #0850 00 Moneys received ou deposit, for which certificates will be issued U 8. Boods on” band. 2% 00 g oarl na pteret. N. Y. State Stock on ban b 14 %0 0 Ol ——e 5 tock on 1 (‘ EO. C. DUN Cash on hand, viz. X Now Legai Tender Noter nlrxrss STOCKS, FARM | nd ot WAY SECURITIES of overy | Specsorroerorenes no st jys and selis TEL lAl'll and NUITUAUL BONDS and RAI deserl) (1on, not l.m it the stock nges. 3 Y La% 11,006,644 55 ti JiE8 JrocK. ————sam s 1 A'L”CAN YXPK!‘(‘I ITII( K. BELLS, FARGO k Co's EXPILESS. P ANTS UNHN EXP rrllul UNION EXTENSION TELEGRAPH. band ready for immediate de- lvery. Fersanal attention siven to all orders for purchases of sales of Stocks t the Petrolean and Mining Board. ALBERT H. NICOLAY, Auctioneer. om0 SALE OF STOCKS AND BONDS AT AUCTION. Prodt andloss.ccovesecns " % ALBEAT H. NICOLAT WILL SELL AT AUCTION THIS DAY, 0 8 Sulearooms, | geyre op Naw-Yomx, Coonry or Nrw-Yomx: I, SEORGE ¥ Krnuwuno.u ot 12§ o'clock, st the Exc 111 Brosdwa! rord Tiny order of Execaters nd ohers) Shares. 15 Py 6 A solewsnly swear that the above statemenyin true to the nowiedes and belte EO. Sworn to and subscribed beforg me. this third day of chm‘“‘. wm A. Baxem, Notary Public. JARTERLY I(HI‘URI‘ « 40 Baltie Fire | of the condition of THE NATIONAL BANK OF THE CITW OF NEW- State of New-York, on the moralag 0 ire 10 Republie Ios. Co. 10 Commonwealth 10 Merchaats’ [ne. 25 Washington M. 100 BI’k Hawk Gold M 25 Union Coal Co. 100 Karitan and Del. Bay R lambia 3 A:- "‘??'15"4‘{"1“ %% old Mining. Southern Pacific Kailrond m Coney Ta. & Wkiyn Rai lunund Bills Discounted. $377.068 41 eas of Directors. 10 Hope ¥ire los. 43 Secoud-ave. Rallroad Cor 0 84 5‘:: r’l:lnhm. |l: Madison .l-llrud Co. 8 p-xut. Boods. O;I'l o i e, Rociow Deiee’ o P Do) Siske sty Musdey snd a0 Thursdey, which bv-l the established custom with this house for 15 yoats, of pecis ‘made on any day desirod. l:::u ALBERT H. NICOLAY, Stock Auctioneer, 67,00 00 BANKER & BROKER, 20a0 b IN GVERNMPENT SECURITIES, Vot et Boads o 00,000 60 Stosks, Bende and Notes of National Bauks. No. 43 Fixa Sraser, 'Naw-oe. Noton of Biste Benks, Bet. Nassau and Willlam- 261 00 yqnuusflzn 18 YEARS. o e County and Siate Bonds, Iows- . proes. Mirin Py o Stocka aud Bouds. ke ke.. motas 208,500 wod at Public Auc ot Siueys, oh DAl Do Stk oh s ;| S0 FoMcco i s Aol Total... s to drafls, peysble at Aherwise, prompily ex- c‘?m Stoek paid in. $200,000 60 imidual Depodia. 096,500 3 United States D r.m 44,012 06 Depasta of the United Biaion Disvarsing Officer 38,154 1 National Baoks 99,047 15 \w onde. w.um-u Cn{ (Wisconsin) Bonds. t. Lou County Bonds. ame htasd Bold upon “Rew PI--—“. Orrics or Tus Clwu- e 2 Auu lu ‘g aHCA 0 COUPONB of INCOME BUNDS of l.ht the mowt lavorable ter: 0 the best of m; lmnul New-’ ori,Cil,udCfill York: Sworn to and wobscribed before me, this third ‘ Ifi [ l)lfll ELLIS, Notary Pablie. Nl'fi’fll UARTERLY STATEMENT ol m con- ditioo of the THIRD NATIONAL BANK of the York, ou tBe PIRST MONDAY of Octover, 1066 d ,TON IAILIOAD COIPANY dus October 1, 1 il & iy ot n."* JIIU!.“GOIIAIY, No.#4 .“"'f I-Alnlll m URBUANT to & resolution of the Executive Com- Now-York Pler and of Sei the Board of Directors of the hereby meeting of the Stockholders mh.;.fl:.".z':mm,'.%mmfi-- 2y -] -&-m-n—uumdmc— 3 ‘olb be open from |1 o’clock & m. to 30th Soptember, 1866, E NN, COUPON PASTDU | INDEBTEDNESS. | -«lluun by the Board of Mayor and Aldermen, Bept. -l‘ll'.lwlnlhfl‘u Bonds sad Coupons Indebtednest of the Ciy of Memphls be recetved for dues owlng the City,are refundsble in 30-year bonde of $1,00 1. 2. C. MARSELLUS, Aut S i W ; erivod vaiore e, tia 20 day of SAML. A, OILIES, QUANER & Co., No. 80 Codar ot., Now: York. rortisement n another ool CHICAGO ROCK ISLAND and PACIFIC BAE ROAD COIPAKY -A DIVIDEND of FIVE PER CE! fres of U. 8, Governme: has lfll on .. TENTH DAY OF ULTU!EI next. The Transfer s will be ...duur-my-mu,um-u o the el duy of Ooter llllvlll“llll.l ives of the above Dividend, it will be neces- the holders of the Chicago and Rock lll-n‘ lllln.l Comrpe- “ificates Lo exchangs the same for is Company the closing of the Transfer Books -nu--u.r 4l ek GestiBates B, thus sxchanged can for conversion on and after the mh:z o October, sud tho theseal will reosive sow Certificates sud tho sum d"lpu‘-n- the same. Hufl‘mlli llflolu I!All.! - IVIDEND—A SEMI-ANNUAL mvim:un of FIVE P"I;: ‘(;Y;'l‘::.!lui Goverument tax, SN J. T. FOUNTAIN, Cashies. IVIDEND NOTICE.—~THE COLUMBUS INDIANAPOLIS cmn'rnn RAILWAY cogm;.g RBoard of Directors this Con l:"doel l)l\l“l'\h.ffl?'lb'h"u of Government payabie at their 4 o, Colamban, Obla, on the 10th cf October Frvuater Books will los oa the Sth of Octabar: B. E. SMITIL Prosidest. l'l- TROLLUM (.o.—-Thc Trusteos ol _)LOPL People's s day declared o DlVllWhn of TWO PER Cllfl‘. pJ:ll-dlM office of the 0. No. 68 Broadway, on and sfter Transfer books tfl r::n Oct. 51015, Inelum EDWARD SCHWACOFEI Secretary. New-York, Sept. 18, 1666, AxaxA RAILROAD Comr: Omel o' ™ , Towrryn Bi Wallst, New- Yo flon. 24, 1085, JRTH " DIVIDEND—The Board of Directors have this day declared s DIVIDEND of FOUR PER CENT owt the earnin, ollhe road for the three ending Jth inst., TWO PER CENT out of the earnings of Kll-n. :'“a. p-ylbh 10 the stockbolders, or the Mnunwmh.uum-m -m-m-q\-h- til the morning of SMITH, Treasures. 'l HE GREAT LALIFO&NIA WINL DE POT! GURNER & Co.. No. 80 Sea Advertisement in another columo. Yavings Banxs. TL \NTIC 8. \VI‘(E}S BANK, Chatham- !L- N. Y. Money deposited on or before October 30 will draw from October lat. Six In Cryr lnn-‘_Aunn Faxe or Tax s Presideat. P. Ooopi, Sec'y. CHARLES D. BAILEY, Troes. o loan on Bond and Mortgege. O% ALL #TMS Money a.p..m_no_- will deaw MrTRoPOLITAN SAVINGS BANE, Coorwn Insrrroms. EPOSITS made on or helm OL'I‘OBEII 20 will DRAW INTEREST {rem OCTOBER 1. 8ix Py Owet I> latet Puid, free rom G wpou all swme from #5 e 5,000, TEARCT. SMTTH, Frosidest. w. 1. n.nu JORANKLIN SAVINGS BANK, net of Fortysacond st —INTEREST SIX az. Deports made belors Octobar 21 IR\ ING S\VIV(-S I\B'I'ITLTX()\' lnuunnwnu&me“wm- thereo, Free of Goverment Tax. Open d?" lotep m Al.‘l'll '. ICKLIN, Prosidess. Vaxpasirr L. Buxrox, Secr th “YORK SAVINGS BANR hghth-cvo.. ~ of Fourteantbat. SIX PER CENT l-uu. free of Taz. Postes made eu I before October 10, draw inter: _R H. Bt THOMAS CHISTE, lx PLR (.E.NT INTEREST PAID, M-Oonflnn“l\l. THIIYIAV! !A’Ilflll rNK. Comer of Twenty-sixth-st. and Thirdave. Money deposited now will draw interest from October let. NION 1 DmE SAVINGS BANK, ANAL O, cor. of VARICK. r PER C{HT IN‘I'! Deposits before’OCTOBER 21 draw. interaat (n- DC‘lOl'.I L ASSETS, $7.283,008 14 ffus GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT! GURNER & Co. No. IICodu-ll. New York. See Advertisement in auoth Chances for Business Alen. ““mwml'm ANUPA URER'S « on Brosdway, (TR g e Yoss Shet. 32 ENTAL PARTNER WANTED—To mfilw‘ lll}l'flfl‘l‘ ln"‘.m.r fll.nm . p Y0 PRINTERS.—A wnll nwfi'fifi ' AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE. for min. Terme droes. WESTCHESTER TIMES, Morrivan e Ak | Wam zs‘e‘s‘.&u'."%ge’: e om $25 to every ownin r..my. From 8107 o”h"'mfl-'n"fhu. -4 CII'" ING & WING, No. 33 Courtlandtet. —PARTNER WANTED, with $15,- 3_1500u 9 "“ m..: mh the menufacture. oadwoy, R s v-l: u- n-% laco o riak. W Felmoests 2 Bover. 1'0 fl.m—l - GAPITAL o Tor & man 1o fo- u'pu "‘”"'—'{IAEI' o m-twmnm B......... E‘ffi-: ::._,.hr' TN Witine “WIRE Cor slce o, 1 Tnmsrmmm:“ fltlfll:.l Co., lt-.:-:ufl Now Yuk Has A4 fim' ve., PER CENT. 4 -n resideat. o make money in