The New-York Tribune Newspaper, October 23, 1866, Page 3

[ Aversae | Average | Average| Aversee| ‘A‘. t An-n-nl}Auwml Amunt | Lo i | ot O | Teudes e, |culation. Degonits ) 164 8,920,669 3329274 1260 lmmnm:g 91 o 77,164 | 16 B ) rlersk Traden® | k. . |16.263,867 SN0l 107 s 0,175 3 71800 63 135,798 Specte. 415,240| D, Mo repart; snue o for the for the werk .m....«m 20, cen for e week ending Oct. | 24948 6 Balances foi the week ending Oc 27,104,911 89 ‘These changes are in the interest of the speculators, and the banks sre rapidly laying the foundation fora money panic. An attempt is . by a morning paper to glve an incorrect idea of the swount of legal tenders held by the banks, which is placed at the abourd sum of $108,000,000, in face of their sworn statement that it was enly $33,180,122. The writer says City hanks, according to eir Jast state. wbout §27 000,000 £ 810w 000,000 pal Pank as Jognl tond @n call ju the Assistant T legal tenders, besi serve to move tiy s P The New-York banks. theretore, hold over 155,000,000 of law fal money to r 8o . The bauks hiave 20 such resources. The $37,176,908 are o lability \and not an asset, ss the writer claius and, being now loancd, caunot be used for erop or other purposes. Of the $%3,000,000 of legal tenders veported, full $10,000000 is in eompound notes, no svailable for crop j purposes unless cxchanged for $-%s, and thence into currency. I this were done, the danke would get what is now a legal reserve into & lia- Wility of the same amount, end so make their condition still more dangerous. The banks are moving in a direction sure to end in disaster to them and the public. The steady advance in stocks and commoditics of all kinds, and in the price of labor, will, in good time, be shown in Ligher rates for money. Should the Treasury perform its duty and eancel o rs, there would be forced upon the bauks | @ eontraction which might, at short m,v ce. deve penic, 8 fuct borrowers of money I Bince Sep! r 1 the bauks have made the Dovrease ¢ Exchange is strong for t Mo hext mail o8 4he following i ates: London prime bankers', 69 days, 109); Lond prime bankers’, sight, 110; bankers’, long, 5.17} Parie, kers', short, 5.15; Autwerp, 522} 25.214; Swis 622§ 25.21]; Hamburg, bankers', 36§ @3}; Ams backers', 4i); Fraukfort, bankers’, 41§; Bremen, ba: are, 78; Boriin, bankers', 7:4. The business of the Sub-Treasnry was: 96,184,734 23—for Co 0419, b I)Xu'.« ., 000, Freights are dull. meuts to Liverpool per steamer, are 3,600 bush. Wheat st 4d., and 7,000 bush. Barley to Glasgow, per steawer, at 4d. There is sb contest for New- Central stock, in view of th shing election, and much higher prices are predicted for it by experis. There is & contest for eontrol between the Express Companies and its present mansgers, with what resuit time slone can show. The Sollowing from 7'Ae 7'imes is not without interest: The Loader (Tummany Hall organ) of Saturday, sags that the Rn-:pu, ;u_.m?,- iz Clark, son-lu-daw of Mr bilt, nation, is that ho wus umond's place as 1'resident of the s this was enough for any one puclusion, thoagh we_ bad_supposed years u New- York City ot and faithful one, wan Presidency, o8 we be Central Rentiro oan Weagros in this t Mr. James 1 of el onai ore will bo & very pml fight, however, or a sudden compromise of interv fore cither gentlemen beable to beat the Wellv-Furgo party. They certuinly ve an abie mau, aiready * tralned * for thohesd of the Cen- ‘mauagement, i Mr. Fargo himself Now there is about 98 much wealth to command control, if need be, on one wide na e other, and o Jarge undivided surplus in the Roud, and the sapacity for & or 10 per cent dividends, in place of 6 per cemt, as 88 preseat declared, to reimburse tieir v\m.l-uu- of stock ut wound prices. Advices from Wieconsin, Hmnmu and Chicsgo sepresent that the erops of corn in those two States have peen materially reduced by the heavy rains early in the montb, while the wheat erop will not exceed, if it renches, two-thirds of an average. The dawage throughout Mia- aesota bas been almost universal. BAILEOAD EALNINGS EECOND WEEK IN OCTOBER. 1863, 1866. J84,1% §2.495 Dee. 61,62 /031 22,007 Dee. 1,964 66,651 Dec. 16,678 Marictia o .x Cinclunatl.. Great Western and Canads .. & ittt THE MARKETS. (Caretully reported for Tux Twwrae.] MoxDAY, Oxt. 20, 1666 ASHES—The market is firm with a fair busiuess, at § 75@ $30 for Pots, and $13 S0@s14 for Pearis BEICKS are fim and in fair dewand, at §122813 for com- @817 fur Croton, aud & for Philadelphia Frout. —We liar of uosucs of auy description to-day, previous tigures ; the Janelro yvlu'nhy UFF Put the market remafns firm st full steamer South America wirived from with 7,302 bugs Coffeo and advices to Se hwm stonmers were 43,000 bags ; stock, 90,000 bags ; price @720 ; Exchange, 24a@2d.; Freigts to Northiern ports Tnited States, 402 4w, COTTON-The domand bas been more active to-day, aud m bett the warket closing with much finnne for Middling Uplands, ayd 41 @ t2c. for do. Urleaus; salcs 40) hales 10 specilators, spiuners and shippors. qux AND SEALThe market for wwrn and State Pour is quite active, the demand in part speoulative. The m grades are errivals have I-urn lh-\t and the low ““{;, s Aty brands are sales are | 13, better. ut 89 o tor smrl-am and Western; & 20 40 for ordinary end common Extra State; $11 w@k1L &5 h-c Gwhll 70 for the low grades of Spriug » 1{-:2 ixtre; 611 mlolmbn for (mu"m‘! é:.m.“ (3 l0@di4 25 for and Faumily brands o ichigan m 5@818 for St. Louis Extras. Buckwhcat 18 nalable at H24 034 por 100 Flour iy source and waoted, at §14 7»40 6 25 for Trade and Family -l-li Southern Flour is in good demand and is better; waken of 650 bbls. a1 §19 2@LI W for common to fair Baltiwore and Country Extras, and §142816 50 for Trade aad Famlly Kye Plour is better and in demand; salos of 00 bbls. ut 75087 £, Corn Meal is firm and do fair reqoest; sales of bhis. a8 8335 for City, aud §5 75 for Brandy wise. BAIN—The market for Wheat is less uctive nud closes ir- [ofular. Sping la loary aad lower, alosi o but Winter v 8h 1Ty devsad, and 15 bold Higher at the cloe— ith tuye € 605 wnd 1%, the sies 1o I, 400 bush, ut §) 39 for falr No. 2 Chioago Spring; #1004 for Amber State Dasiey o more notive; State s botier, salos of #4000 buxh. at §1 20 81 25 for tworowed Staie, und §1 3308) 3 for Cannda and §ie. for Oid Westorn i store. Barbey Malt s quict st §1 43, Oats wre without wueh chango though lenp nctive e of 87,000 bush. et 6l@te, for Old Chionco, [ ew do., ol 63c. for New Staie. Rye is bet @emand; sales Of 16700 bosh. ut 81 13241 25 for Old Westera, | and §1 5 for O Sate” Corn opened quiet nid tame &t our fuside Ggures, but eloses with somo domand; the report of | stock on haid. as made public during ‘Chaugo hours, stimuluted valog 17500 bush, 6401 VG4 U810 o ze I8 & falr Ingulr carrency. and 7 HAY- o8 sotilbves jos #4110 for ahiypiug, and 91 L5041 ) for retafl ot HEM P—Manitla is tive aid fing, at 103e,, gold, and | other kinds s dall and feminal | HOL'S are firm ad in good demand for home consumytion. We goote at fram 20, 40 snd e, s to growlh and quality LALTHS—Easicrs are irm sud in gowd demand, ct W, three moitln LIME-Toc khml‘ h frm with s fale business dolug, at §1 60 | or eommoy s MOLASSES- ¥ But wo hear of and there 1s somo in] s ady | Turyentine has advanced and | ' 4 “ ot o u'l | Californ | The next be wmy | Mediui, or good, m,ad 'Nzw.vonx'mm mn, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1806 qu:—mm Deponits. fl-l-;:!..dw ¢ ¥ § 8.0 ¥ BewYork, for the woch mding Baiurda be 25 atios for fomw deti he 7, 'l,l'l bbis at §33 'fla;u'"{l«.-‘ ;o b $iGas # shado firm, closing quict; we hear of salcs, eash and reguinr, are stoady, with & moderate demand; salo of 100 bhis. ot t.wu\m old Plain Moss, for New do., $12@815 for old Extra Mess, and §i% 222 for New do. " Tierce Beef is mn-lthly active. sales of 100 to., lust year's packing. at §4. Cut Meats are quiet and nominal Buoon is moderately active, but rather heavy; sales of 15 baxes Cumberland Cut st 15)@ioje. Lard is very dull and prices are entirely nominal; gmall sales of City at 1%e.; Western Kettle Rendered s offered at 160, AFTERNOON PROVISION MARKET, 43 0 C(LOCK.—We hear of 10 sales of Mess Pork: prices are easier, and are nomina ot *#53 5. Lard inactive. ROLEUM—The market is dull and heavy at 1721 for Crud n bulk, and e. i bulk: Refined in bond at 45 ’L;: for L. 8. 36 are. for do. to W.. F7ie. for prime do. do.; e 8w nml 40e. for . W. Free Oil, 52 a dic. RICE—The inquiry is fuir and prices are maintained of 500 bags Rangoon ut 9 @ i03e. bay ud nt about 4v., gohd. ARINE—We note sales of 5,000 I &t 134@17e. for in- ferlor to good, IS—lover Seed is moderately active and firm. at 132 or Timothy Sced is steady with o fair buxiness, at € .Ra Rougl Flux Sond in firi wid in_ fair demsaid at € % 28 40 uita Linseed is dull, at §2 60442 %0, 10 Boston and bere, sales eurrency, duty paid, aud 30 g-.m_ SUGARS—Raw Sugars have heen moderately active. the de. mand hel ly from the trade ; prices are without im- 675 hbds. at D@lije. for Cuba and . Refined are quiet at 163¢, for Hards. —Holders are not disposed 10 press seles. but the 1 heavy, sales of 0,000 I, ab 14 @ 1 ISK Y—The market is inactive at #2 40. WOOL—Domestic Focees are exteedingly dull, and prices, liy for coarse grades, have a downward tendency. Foreign Wool fs fnactive and nominal. We qu Domestic Fleeces at 46 30c. for Native and 3 Merinos, for 4 and do., Seaoze. for full-Uloo Mering, @ 0e for Suxony Flecees ; 30@ 400 for No. 1 Pulled, 4 Supertine i35 @G, for Exira do.; 2aic. for common Unwashed in, 33 40c. for Fine do,, and 25a%e, for We quote Foreign ns follows : South American at 254 27c. mon Wa hed, Radic. for U nwashed Mestiza and Me 48o. for Washed Entre tios, 72 %c. for Unwashed Creole, 10 doc. for Waslied Cordova; Chilian, at Hadle, for Unvanhed Mestiza aud Merino; Cape of Good Hope, 0adic. for Un- washed; ‘East Todia, 3585 for Washed a0d Afrieas o @, for Unwasbed, and 30 d0c. for Waske R RECBIPTS OF PRODUCE. —12154 bbls. Flour, 618 bbls. Whisky, al, 5, 34% bush. Wheat, 108,34 bush. Co 300 bush, Rye, 110,012 bush. Barley, €1 bush. 1,600 sacks Onts, & &t.{- Ashies, 116 phge. Bee!, 2.205 bhls. Pork, ) bbis. 301 phgs. Lard, 20 kegs Lard, 2, gk ik THE DRY GOODS MARKET. New-Youk, Oct, 22 1866, The Dry Goods market basshown no important cliange since the date of our last report. There Is less dispute between scllers and buyers as to the value of goods. and the ibers sppear to have made up their minds that the market is Peeyoud the controd of their manpulation, and tht it is safe, for poderately of goods at ageuts’ prices. There mnmnd mr oods from the interior, but purchascs small assort A I The market is Tairly suppiied with domestie and of o beno dunger of any Scoumulaiions likely to depress Pri '!\lu Fxports of Domestio (‘mmm from this Hxnhlurllw week ending Oct. 13, 186, have bec Fotal siuce 317 packnges; 160; same ti in 1864, 1L 1ME; samne time in 1863, 2 760 ; same time in 4; same time in 1861, 32,466, sawme time i 1860, 77,300 Brown Sheetiags are steady. There s a moderate,demand for Standards, and some agents have asked je. ndvance but have fulied to fget it. This morniug the following Sheetings w bulictived st prices among the J uwrence E, cach 2 cats, Laconia, i Eacter, 2ijc,; e mlluunl W, e following ~ are agents' qlmkmum for leading of brown goods: Indian Head, Appleton A, Amoskeag ZHe. C, Massachusetts, 44 *k standards, 3 eawn Mills, ench, R, 25c., and 40-inc , 18c; 44 do., e 0, for C do; 44 \Ilunlunl -Ah, Indias G aad, for 1y B, 220, 0, Zige. for S, w 3 y “ ~..0:§; R, 20c.; do. § F, Massachusetts are » h\nhl' t, are sold close up to- production, and mnu ew-York Mill and 30 for 545 4-4 Tus. ts briug 30c. for 4-4, 44 Newmarket w, e.; Pocasset F, 17 v e.; Weitham r3c. for 104, T7je. for 94, 6o, for 84, Sk for & se. for 53 inch do.; 44 Forestda ; 4 Ge.; 44 Waurezan Watertws XX 26 for B n;m Watert No. 2 do., 22, fneh Ark 4 Hunover ali % ineh Clinton il © € C, 3le irown Drills ure in good demand. t the folla makes, among the Lacouis, 1 Mssachusetts, Boott, Trem Lrown ; Augusts and G " 10 Massachusetis Boott, bleached, 2 or fine do. ou flnnucls are in active demand, <8 ucvanced prices are secured Jeans the chief aetivity is in fine vs, while low qualitics, though rathe; ing quotations ler grad s, which bring Letter, ure still weak, The heavier grades of Stripes are in active demand - York E Hamflton f aud 324c. fur 3 and - e, LS adje. for D C for e ; Hamilton, e for BT 78 Willow Lirook, 474c; Brown's A’ C A acifics, 7.6, und 4. for 44 do.; Arkwright 3. for 7€, and 374c. for 44 do. Triotivg Cloths are inaetive, {n consequence of the ligh prices at which goods are held; 14jc. is now asked for Gisvi, Shich is above the views of buyers. 5 leading makes, are becoming quite acaroe, the tion being to 8 considerable extent enguged abead. et pomaly i ¢ about late. quotations. The following for leading brauds g v, 21@2e.; Merrimack, D, 3le,; wan the Jubbers AMeirimnck 21c.; Bpragus's fancies, 19jc. tichmond's, Dunuell’s, Allens” 19¢.; Garner & . J8je.; Arpold’s, 1 B, 37c.; Continental, 17jc.; Lomlon Mouruing (Sprague’s), e Amoskeng Moaruing, i7je. lhwllwn.m Froemas, I citie, #e.; Vietory, lie. Law caster, 19 ; Glen (‘ou “l!:n ‘Home, up Empire, 1 dou's, 16c. nbhlr\ln"l jo.; Ni g g A oy quite active, and m pruaucnun is par- tially wold 15 advauce ; prices remain unchan fl. trade iu woolens shows still the efiects o(-n over ndua non of goods cy Costimercs, except choice sty pressed upon the market at still farther reduction ul pn Uloths are dull-l nominally late quotations. Sativetts are still depressed, enpeciadly the fower quslitics, while for, Sine goods there is & fuir demund at lote prices. Kentucky Joans sre in desnund from the clothing trade, aud are mostly firm i pri S iannels ave in steady deand, and bring generally fair prices. l'mn scarlet and oraiige range from 52§ ute.; plain wlite, 34 scarlet, blus aud mlxod twill Figase,; 44 hlul". 65@95c.; Gilbert’s 44 white standard uels, 85¢. for No. 3, and T74c. for No. 4; Gilbert's opers, i%4e; Frankliu Mills do., [ ¥ State d Yeck sud Kilbourn's five domets, 45¢.; Park Mills sbirting Pm.-.l- 4740. for boukfold ; S0c. for super nd 40c. for Itghd fancy do. Carpets are unchanged. Tugrati Lring §1 60 for superiiue, $1 75 for extra saper, sl §2 o tur three-ply. Hartford Co's, 1 60 for me: dium superfine; §1 75 for -upuflne #2 12 for Lmperial three ply, aud §2 2 for extra three ply ; Brussels, § 5 lox 3fr; 9265 Jor ¢ r., and €2 75 for 5 fr.; twified Venctias, §1 5, per square y-rfl. and fiue do., §1 15. le fu foretgn goods 1s comparatively quiet. The trade -ppun to Liave well supplied its mmdhm wauts, and the im porters have on hand a balance of for whicis it wonld sevun they will have to_aceept lavu wices. Tue imports for lust week amounnted wn 100,437, aguinst §3,366,515 for the cor- | born at 1. respondiug weck of 1865, i@ NEW-YORK CATTLE MARKET. RECEIPTS For THe Wrek Exvize Moxpay, Oct. 22, 1s6. v Cows. Vesle ‘Sheep aud Laabe’ Kwive. Total. 657 18 20,400 06, These were sold n '.In Mlu'hw market-places . » and Beever. Cows. Veals. Laumbs. Swine, Total. | ats X al Drove At Nation C e 3,100 08 eooee . 208 2,000 At O Lrien's 40 .. At Chamberlin's w 0 At Fortieth-st. Hog- Yords oo sses aees 18,500 . Sent from the cars di- rect to Butchers. and = BOALETIG <o 3 MO 13500 ... Average weekiy re- celpia last yeor.....8238 18 1,500 16,001 Reovipts last week....6,824 54 25,116 PEICES OF BEEF AT THE PROCIPAL MARKET, 1 THIS WiEE The followiug are the quotations E-r pound, ‘spou the estl- mated net welght of me m weller sinking offul. Tt is, a bul- tock whost quarters will weigh & Twts 10 ceuts 8 pouad, amounts W Cents per pound. 17a 16 @16 L’:anr:. L 133144 2 aw on sale. That generally rated first That of ordinary thin Stecrs Oxen and Cows Infarior, or Jowest grade of Cattlo.. Ejalo ol 8 -mcw' tho market »du) ‘estimated at u( .4_. The gener Extremo range of prices from . The wost of (e sales aro from WHEKE THE CATTLE ARE FROM, ks suld at Allertou’s are reported from the follow 2 Ing Ktates { v X ork . 451 | Ilinots. L1018 e o - 54 | Rontuoky ... w3 2 | Cauada..... W w3 They eting lhe Tolowing rontes : Erie Raflrosd, 390 ; Hur lem Railroad, mden aod Amboy Railroud, 2 C road, 319 By Hudson Kiver Hoats, 2 bt s ) wer 1 te Yards on Mouday. NAVES OF DBOVEES. The foliowiag-ase. s Lauss. of dioVess, OWNETS, or eon siguees of the prmeipal droves, and where the cattle we e poried 4 AT BUDSON.CITY. 1. € Prowrel) Ky 48| P& Fowder s . o 1o | G, Tolley, Con M L 45 | 6. Tolloy, 40 441 d. W. Crabiree, il ) e | Dudiey & Mischell. Ohto_ 3 VL&D, Abexsnder, 10 943 | B 6. Woodrulf & bro. 10177 | aewt. less. - Risley & Sima & Osberne, 11} W I Templeton Ind. Ubureh & Hurd, 1 M Mathiae, N. Y. M. Noonsn, N.'Y 12 1. Babeock, N. ¥ 16 3. Geary, Il .............1680 90 AT NATIONAL TARDS. nm it in rarel S, Schuester Ky 2 l)albyl.!ml m . 08 | best calven. !:’«Iendonol deem it ut to charge more ?;hn_;,l l.)n.o :g I . 'finner, Can -': than that to enstomers, zh transient boyers oo, Mich.. i, . 9 134e. in some cases. ruiige is from 11 to 13¢. for com K. May N.Y.. ® | Bedioni & Kenneiy, x, BT C. Leach. 1. - #6 | M Murray, N. Y... 10 THE SHEEP MARKET. Bodford & Clay, Ky......-151 | A. Lobman, (Mo 2 | Receipts this week, 27,754, 1. Hammel, 11i 3 | Wheaton & Valentine, N.¥. 19 | Quoraniaxs~The following reports of savs of -hmr and E 49 | 7. Smith, Ohio. b ‘""7 by several of the sheey 1-nms, who sell on commission, 62 | will gl e the Averags of pricce per bead this week. ‘They are a qmud per pound, live weight, Sheep, Sa@bje. lml', 6 16 | “With snch enormeus receipts n warm weather, it is not sur. prising that the sheep market has broken down os well as the cattle market. 1tinin vain that salesmen telegraph o Laid stock back as it eannot posaibly be sold here. They still come pouring in as though everything depended upon getting them off at once. New-York could get .um, very well for o week to come ifen singlo hoof sbould not be received, fur thousands of Itve sheep now remain unsold, while the carcasses can almogt be counted by ten of thonsands. These are offered at sany- where from 6 to llfi“ oents P 15, aceonding to quality and fresh- m from spoiling hrr quunuuu are sold poor cncourngement for wholesalo butchers, S Rlchl'\‘lol. S. B. Richs Harlem J. 8 Caldwell, Ind O . R Tt 3106 (g laaost tmpossible 1o OF thin oiad 18 were sl Pride Lml ianiar, Wilo 1he | o erek o ot oo Sey o s Reck MMk et o yory hars sl same number were roceived from the Hudson City yards. ter 1o touch ¥ cents fur w fatgest lamba, R A ASOUT T CANTER "Tha New Jeruey Sioek Varis re now open at Commumipar, sotal —fy and aboat 3,000 sheep kave w 5 sold there. Kawo & The total mumber this week.Js372 head, oompares with 6,694 | ARGAIICD I Clp ave Wy been s B, SRR head last week, and with 3,230 head, sverage per week last y ear d with 6507 for the corresponding week one year ago. » The number sold yesterduy and to-day ot the One- ndmlth st market, 2,50 head, compares with 3.000 head last w with 3659 head, the avernge per week lust year, and with 4, m head at market oue year ago. THE MARKET AT HUDSON CITY. Hupsox Crry, Ocr. 19.—Trade is extremely dull to-day. The market bas been rather slow all the week, but it did not fairly break down unll yesterday, when, with large They last Wednesday at 6fe., and 100 on Thursday for 6. u-r close upon 100 ™. Also, alot of thin ship, 70 1, ai Kirby sold 1,113 a8 OBrien's, the sheep at o§@0jo ot 3106 sheep and lemba wero mad st Hudson City st prices ranging frow 5 to 7 ¢ Chamberiain gives the I\.lla-m;v sales of 5,53 head at Robin- sonst., through Messrs. Kase & McPhervon, Jobn Kase, Jr. Juid & Buckingham, A, Van Wert, and owne d 1 Pl Rumbers. offtring here, togetber wiih 300 of (00 st Commus: | o030, !m sheep _ 835, paw, prices fell off 4@ c. per 15, and what sales are made to-day I $6 10 ; 645 sheey -nd- amb, §6; 3% sheep are s ful cent lower thag they wero last woek ot this time, or £575: 160 shoop and lambs, 85 25 505 shee a nearly that moch below the rates of last Monday, at One hun- 515, 610 sheep and lambs, 85, 360 sheep and famh dredih-st. Beveral canses combined, have Jed to this heavy de cline, viz: a Jarge run of stock fora Iun time; warm weather; overstocked dead-meat markets, partieularly crowded with cheap mutton. Besides, people have becowe surfeited with boof, and_gladly welcome the opening of the pnullry -s;'- The very best aattle aro searcely bringing 164¢. to-da; g, 1 #4 10; 310 sheep and lnmbe, $4 12; 222 lhu‘p A 1% n&e«p and lambe, £ 75; 165 sheep and lambs, § 3. THE SWINE MARKET. Recelpts by raflroads, to wit: Tudson River Railroad, 9.507; ;n'all(lxl;wd 4,585, NewJersey Central Railroad, 4,272 ‘otal d Stcers, suitablo for the re 1! O e aultable far the retall rale, are bl At A ey, | The Hog Market has expertenced a heary decline dusing the ling at 10@ 120, Butehers compisin of & dead sobin the whole. | P28t Week Since Saturday the market hus been extromel dull wal6 ment markets, henoe they ,,.,.m,, ,,."‘:,‘N 1 ope. | a0 Inactive, mealy Wil tho buyers hoiding buck. or lower course owners are losis Iy an | Prices, ean o -lup anper unsold at the close of o et o nq ad botier | Coch day. having things pre Ay buy lower, or not at Recelpta at thess yaria amount 10 b e ‘_"fy“_’u gt 1::; ':'u'".'x"' \his morning. and o 2,5 head so far this week, of which about unsold. | gy 7he “for Miehigan. and "1?-'?m ”r;‘tnm,]qhe ':\':;::1 -HUNDREDTH-ST. woather andheavy deoline {n Jrd burt the sale of heavy The Chicago Live-Stock Eeporter thus speaks of hogs : opinion is rapidly extending, among packers and operators graeruly, hat the tine bas fully come when war-prices shonld o st waiilo, and not a few influences are at work to stre this fmpression. among which we prominently note the un u- fuctory state of our European murkets, from which large quan titics of lard and_bacon aro being returned o this country for sale, not being in demand there.” wh in the catile market than drovers have suf. . 1t commenced at Dorgea and Communipaw, ud holds on hero to-day, almost ruining some small dealers, who it 38 reported are loslig from $10 to §20 a head. Nothing in market brings over 17c. ¥ 1 net. and very fow bullocks bring that upon the weight their owuers claim. The decline upon this class is nearly le. . Upon medium grade, such 1us*good, falr 627 ewt, TIL steers, ulhux “t XJwI‘i ¥.B, the decline isla e, ‘g.l‘.. this, even down 1o # ™, owners say the deeline Owing to the general good fuir quality of the stock, we plce the average nt l4je. A good miuny » would put i mnch lower. Nome of them think the break- down really worse than it is, beeause they are sufferfng snch severe loss. The truth is, the market is overstocked, and it Financial. he annval PERATIV AN ot tha REC X will be beld at No, 114 Broadway. on THURSDAY, the Mo d: would be wonderful how prices are kept up where they aro, even to-day, if we did not know that butehers do not wisi them | October in, o'clock p. @, for the election of Trustae 1o 2om@ a5k 160 suddenly, They like to buy good bargaine: | the transsction Vork, ¢ e, I but a serious decline in one wml.nunvfl lm:l:'n. 1;:, will | dor. BLEE 1o doubt feel it seriously this week. 1ts not the number hero " Yodny (0:%), but the total of 6,71 for the week, that affects i s A dg el o prices. Then the weather is warm and unfavamble. Desido | rEvip ol the s ‘,(g_ all this, the dead-meat ma especially with HOLD of ttis COMPANY for Tmviton, und the potltry od, 40 that people | TRy aro not over hungry for beef ale. butobers hang | DAYt back.” Thero wero a good tany. catle nwld at woon, some will bo at sanduwn. Sales wiil doubtlesd bo made *to closc out droves ” at full two ces ] postil less than last , wiil be beld st the office of the Cox DAY, the ded Novewbor uest, iromw | to ) v. m. L. P. NOBLE, Secre'ary. NUAL MEETING of the Stockholdefs of the SANITARY COPPER MINING Co. will be held at their office No. 3 Libertyst, NOVEMBER 7, 196, st 1 o'clock, p. w., for wlection of officers. JOHN WOUD, Secrefery, New-Y ork, Oct. 13, 1066 1 Moiuem, Auct Avi l OWARD INSURANC l‘ COMI'ANY STOCK.— s i T ADRLAN FL MULLED, S & Co. will SELL ot yo Lire Stock Reporter of Oct. 19 gives the roceipts | § At wd Ao & oiint Sedssinge Or nsubscribed for in toe 0d 346,355 as the total so 19) same period last son It thus g l)ROl")fi.\L‘! ot that mar ket for the week, 9403, fur thi L O & gain ofedd, 1 oy er th son. arcity of bref. spenks of the prese * A more misern} dull and fuactise FOR were opened. We Iy 1,000,000 in the yurds from day to re there ns spect..t AMERICAN DOCK AND IMPROVEMENT COM ¥ 10 do, indulged s relative o the v, o8 far | ing nothing bet n of their opin regard-d, universs 1l not purchasers, am pretty freely fn o of prices, w whuit of any PANY BONDS, GUARANTEED THE CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEW- 998, interest T per eent, ouds sre for & 1100 v of New-Y o and Jaly 1, in cupone attarhied, il cither ue regie a of bearer bonds, e the bokder, may, fevin tie o tine, mourn over still g ey and trouble. VARIATIONS IN QUOTATIONS EETWELN ALLANY, NEW-YOKK AND BOSTON A corrospondent asks us to explain, something which seems like @ continued anomaly 1o bim, as P roads the reports of the cattlo ~mnrhets at Albony, New-York and Boston. * For in quotations in wy paper this per 1, New. ¥ eleet. Tuces bonds are fssued £r land purcheses snd improvemerte in nader the witiority of the Stato of New Jersey. ront ol tho Company. snd i conaretion Wi Conzannipaw Ho on the 0xensive wate: 1. 17 you wi 'siddy, markes you wili have fur it je dis Ve answer. instead « f New-)ork Any furtler information desired can be oblained an app leation st the saima place, wie of the . be se-n. P ade 50 per cent ber, and 25 per cent on the 15k of De- paid st once. The iaterest will be my paper, tations reports i Luk TRIBUNE, ifficulty in understar i that the. Afbasy P ual or estimated. th wpon the estimated weight of the meat, that Is makTog noaceount of the hide and fat, or, us fifth quarter.” At Doston it is always cati atile are weighed alive, and dedne P ™ Tl right to. veject any of the bide not satie- for sccording to quality. This is *5Bnx TAYLOR mux»’mu. 'y from 30 to t, th wome very fut bulloeks JOMN ¢, GHEEN, E Fioanes entimated at 25 1, and some lean ones At 40; that s MOSES TAYLOI, Committee. ADAM NOKRIE. ) 1,60 1 on the scal buyer pays for ouly 600 I ot the InswmAnCE Conpant, 1, nay 7 centa—$12; while 00 15 of first quality at 14 cota, gives the aeller @24, which shows why furies id Omer or e ey L T A MEETING OF THE HOARD OF DIREC- M leiossked, “Why Dot dll al cstile by Hive weeh) £\ TORS OF THIS COMPANY heid Oet. 9, 1866. EDWAKD B, sll hoge sre sold, an y all ehecpl” we anawer: FELLOWS was unanitucusy elected Prosident, to fll the vacancy would shaplify the b much to suit tl . the death of lasac O. Barker, sud JOSEPIL W. DUGLISY was (specubitors) vow enguge i1 Secretary CHAB. . BAILEY price of beel eattiothiougho ork, Oct. 10, 1008, Vice Preae Ovmion es vus Cuicase AwD Avrox Ransoan Co., Youx. $- x| HICAGO AND AL 'mv "mu,nd'm FIRST MORTGAGE ‘lul::fl FUND RO Bl Hustern markets New-York butchers also pre preseut guess-work mode of buying. They ure experis. or Tiliuk they ure, and profess to know cxactly kow mauy pousds bulloek will yield of Feat, snd then sadesvor to h, mm Atauy rate, they prefer 1o gamble for the chauce rather than have thc houest |ru|h told by Fairbank' -uln A law ' to prevent gambling * should rescribe that beef cattle should be sold by actaal Live weight. "Lhe only question then would be, * How much a pound !’ ‘This would enable any faner to bring kis own to market, and sell thew for cash, with- out employing & broker, who charges a commission and sells by “guens-work,” on eredit. It is trus the farmer gets more money by the brokerago system, but not by the guess-work yart of the business, That-is pernicious, aud ought to be abolislied. S TS i, Tt m..ann' to_the teras of the mortgaee iutarest there Novewber I, undersined are ready 1o pay hew, Wik lu- K m.uhunumd.u- tation and surren 3 B TLOEN, Ko Wall ot £, No. @ Exchaoeepl, Tbconly houest way to sell beefggattio is by the posnd. You t Just as well sell beef in the quarters fl gueming at ;n. will take place u::- ammfi:l(“o-;n ; ‘iu Indeed, every article of farm pmdm whould be sold o g e R e on the scales. In Celifornia that is the practice. 1f it was 5o apency | Amling o o Hoch o hereit wnNJml - to the business of & the said Company to 860,000, aid to take sction and the necossary ROKERS' BALES OF BULLOC steps thereon. The attendance of all stockbolders Is requested. AT HUDSON CITY, ( THOMAS SULLIVAN, 'W. Thompsan was selliug for Crum & Thompson and Skiles JOSEFH D WILLIS. & Thompson, 211 LIl steers, firish, 6 cwt. at 14@15c., latter G- W. UHLER. rice for the b 3 ¥ "% Gillett aold 104 of W. . Templeton's Tndiaza steers, Hfiuu'n uj'i’nt b, 6§ oWl 8t 15, aversge; and for Scott & Carl, 155 W, A, adiana sicers, §ood 6 oWt et 1e. Beach & ‘wold 607 Tiliuois sicers for J. T. Alexander, the Umirap Szarm 'r-unnhl TERRST th':‘.fl:‘ e Jightest drove ({q have had, 6f owt., Tun out st 14@loe. age Mje.; forJ. T.& G.D. Alexander, 124 Ilinois W, nt 146, ; 119 for J. T. & G. 1. Alexander, guou Iliuols, 7§ l"o. fow iatter 60 © per ewt. flive. ‘oodruff & Bro. had 137 Illiuoi sclling at aboutMdo,, average. Sheldon & Parker, mnul! steers and cows, common, 5 onx, QCHEDULES of (30) Thirty or more (5.20) COU- PONS falling dus of the Ist of Nuvewber proximo will now be received for examilnation st the Tuterest :"p-n-n-nl of the United lates Treasary. VAN DY CK, Awiatant Treasurer United States EMPHIS, TENN., COUPONS AND PAST DUE lxnzlrum:ns.-sy w passed by the Board of Mayor sad Alderwen, Sept. 35, 1666, it was ordaived that the past dus Boods aod Coup-ns Tndebteduess of the City of Meuphis be received for dims owlug the City, are rofunduble io 30-yesr bonds of $1,00 -«n Mflu 10 por cent interest and payable in the City of Memphls ‘!«a.v.nmu Boods wnd Coupons, lasved and fo- ity of Meaybie . at 102 1% i 1% 20 Ohio steers lml»(h lur Risley & Wilcox 35 Stute sicers, at 14 10¢. AT KATIONAL YARDS. T.Gillis nld l" nm! Kentucky steers for M. Barnes & Co. at Wt flr,ll Will e mld 7% head, for B. G oxen and 00wy y, Ohio steers, & good mdron- 7§ cwt., at 15% 17c Guft had 151 Kentuoky steers for Bedford aad Clay, & 4 ll l.-vy drove, #} owt., scliing at 154 @l7e. )lnmwu.l Tok 4 Titigols sieers, 1§ ewt. at 15jc., which was o fi 3. Wilson sold 12 little two_year old State bulls at ¢4c. # City Comroller, Momphis, Tean. T[u-: STOCKHOLIERS of the TARR FARM PETROLEUM COMPANY will boid thelr anual meetiog et the office of the Company, No. 10 Piue .tj on THbunAY .(:t 25, il nr‘-n . ! MITTANLLS to Great mm lrelum‘l‘- £10ad upwacd, papsble o demand. fusund ot the PSCUTT BROS. & Co., Nos, 86 Bouth-st. and 23 Brosdway. SPECIAL MEETING of the STOCKHOLDERS of the LAKE MAJOR GOLD MINING cnmruv of Nova live welght. ‘They weighed 650 b, whick made them sverago T R Smith cnmeln with his last 122 TMinois steers. This closes up the lot of 6,008 head. and the market will miss Mr. Smith's weekly contributions. but we hope to welcome him back aguin about. Luw Lewn. A1 h&unha benediction, so fur as rices are concerned, i not ws fuvoruble as was his reception inst Fobruary. Nimou |krvwli.|hlulmnl|"dlflc on 61264 ewt. There parse oxen amon, e e e, Do §rade, Durhams, & nios f8 A drove, k¢ ewt., selling at lufll tllh beld et the office of the C. , Now 33 Courtlandt- T Webteiner sld 62 Ohlo catle for . D Foust, A mixed | a%on SATURDAT, 0271 Tl ol | Selock . o the purpess lot of steers, 6§ ewt. wyernge; 24 for M, Lehman, Obio | of la oy fore the meeting & (ull statemont of the Compaay's affsirs seers, fuir, i ew 40 for B. Speacer, 1l steers, cown n..o b olber bosiness s ey r«»‘rl-‘ a- m-eun:;‘v-- mon, 5 ewt., 8t 1 }.-Afllufl & Bro. for J. L. Gillett, %0 TIL llecrl. [alr, 64 owt., VRITY INVORANCE at Maibe; for Bedford & Kennedy, 7 RorTb Bmasmwar, Ost. b, 1 tidy bunch, sold at 16@17¢.; 6 lur J T a meeting of !ha lnmmn of this Company, a3 o drovos 5§ ¢Wh Tun out st 134 14o. ekt day, FHARK was unsnimonily Lawiess & Tratner had 91 of thelr own Il steers, 6§ owt., | elected Seciotary, vice TNt nun&qr \og fed, good top, sold at 13a tte. Healey & Co. had ~9m, steers, 6} owt., selling at 130, perage. Tiey cont The ¥ 1, alive, ot Albany, % of course lost mouey i common with neasly every drave {u markes. S. Schuester soid ¥ Ky. steers on Mouday, good, 73 owt., i fififfikxfl‘p}""o“’, BONDS - uegotinted, L ON faroished pedberparghe =1y = Gkl = it ) verage. ke YR caton, okl 19 of theix oyn B, sers, | ([ EAVELING CREDITS un Mowss, J. 8 MOR: flr o 5., avermge; and 15 Stato steers for Col. Ketchum, fed | & OAN & Co.” LONDOR (fscsosmott 14 G “';,,; ABODY by m_.mu u Dutchews . vory fine, 0f, ewt. selliug at 10 | & Coh svaiste 4y e wloden b o v No. 5 - ™ VERMILYE & CO., BANKERS AND DEALERS GOVEBNHENT STOCKS COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES. CLOSING PRICES. NEW.YORK, October 22, 1568, Puy. Seil- Bay-|Sell n Tfi! s oty R8% osy! 1og HENRY LLEWb & CO., BA\ KERS, 7 Wallet, New Yor. UNIThD STATES SFCORFTES Parebased and for sale. Al lasueq on hand read; l-v inetant del “OUbERS FO STOCKS. HO» D3 AND GOLD o ecbants, Buskers nd Rdes Sy i ol v w8 4 PER CENT INTEREST ON ALL DAILY Balauces, subject 1o WK T Il MADE ON ALL P()Im TTHENRY A, HEISER'S SONS, BANKERS AND DEALERS GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, No. 38 WALL ST, 5-20 COUPONS, DUE NOVEMBER 1, CASHED IN GOLD, OR CURRENCY, ON LIBERAL TERNS, isbursement of over §24.000.000 of interest on the Ist bave o tondency lo reduce the, FREMIUM ON GOLD, old Bonds will do well to realize their interest st PRESENT RATES FOR GOLD. N, B.— Registered interest negotiated. COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES, DATED IN 1864-5, WANTED (AT THE HIGHEST MARKET RATES, GOVERNMENT BONDS o1 the variows famer, constantly on Band, resdy for immediste de- livery in scme to suit. COMMERCIAL PAPER, Notes of the leading houses in the Dry Goods Commission and Job. biuz, Yankes Notion, Boot wud Suoe, Hat and Cep, and Grocery trades, bought and sld at market rates. BANKL\'G HOUSE “'TAY COOKE & €0, CORNER WALL AND NASSAU-STS., NEW-YORK. ‘Wmn h’;.nn.llnfl the most libera earrent prices, and keep on hand o full suj %&muzx’r BONDS OF ALL ISSUES, SEVENMIRTIES, COMPOUND INTEREST NOTE: 'A-dl gaecste erders for purchass and ssle o BT0CKS, BONDS, sad HOL Srare on Nxw Youx. luu h-rnrnn ALBAXT, April 2, TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuait to Chap- L L 29 Lawa af 1950, aid 7. Lws of 1765, that the elrcalniog ATHAM BANK, a bankiug e ey of Neow-York. wi | o pedacined ent of the Bauking Department on prese NATIONAL STATE BASK in the City of Albaay, for six yeers frow the date Lereof, and uot thereall The cutstading clr d paymeat witkin the upon the fund in the purpose. SUHUYLER, Superintendent. Diidend Notices. T Tun Awkmica Excnanes Natioval DaxK.} omx, Uet. 19, | D of FIVE PER A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVID 1 Government tax, on the Capital Stock of this after Nov. I, The transies Ty\finw»fi)m‘ifl ‘mslxo [§ A Gfh DIVIDEND ot FIVE PE! R ¥ CENT il Ot 26 i J. P, WHITNEY, Tressurer. v, TREATRAR S fimu § Conn., Oct. 19, 1565, “ IDEND No. ].n e Board of Directors of Rowd have ti s duy declated s DIVIDEND of FOUR DOL FERSHALE Preferred Stock. payabl OVEMBER. 1968, to sack Stheholde ol + Books of the Compar e e wner ofoxid Stogk on e 26 day of Ootober, 1WH. The Dividend on Stock on the Boston baoks will be paid b the Office o Messrs. J. E» THAYER & BRO., and on Bridgeport books at_this Office threo for jabout $150 eack, or about Lic. pex 1, t0J, o 34 Ltinoly steers for himself, 44 ct., st 10 @ Lo ; and 75 Kenveky oo, o good_drove, 6 co Py sold at 1@ i5ke. . C. Hoag mn 17 Datehons Courty steers, fuir 0 good, at Malee Yefgle & Lauterbeck run eut 115 llinals steers for them wolves, scant 7 ot niedinm, ut 8105 each, or 15e. por . Banking fonses aud Bankers. FISK & HATCH, Bauwcls & ;ll“ hllh.dlm sloers ou bheir own u.ulml at 137 11)e. oW ot Cary Tor W A Biatt, 100 T e .nmu.mm | BANKERS, No. 5 NASSAU. ST, ‘ BUY and SELL A llAlll.'l' lAm ALL DESCRIPTIONS GOVERNMEV'I‘ SECURITIES ACCOUNTS of BANKS. BANKERS asd cthers RECLIVED | on favorale terme, o (COLUROTIONS MADS THROUGHOUT THE UNITED TES AND CANADAS. @ CEATIFICATES OF DEFOSIT ISSUED. rough, 6} e, selling st 13a15¢., wad of course lost wmovey o3 Aid all bought droves fhis week Teed & Wheeles, soid 47 Lo stecrs for J. Caldwell, 3 evt, at 15w 16je. They were & good drove, | LRI ';mgwm for hinwelf, the | | Enogh & Hefli Wt fair, rusning out st J4@ loe. ou Dulpham' weights. & Tioleombs suld 32 of B, Cabdwell'e Jud. sieers, 7§ awt, ot 15 Mlu " C-N‘x ’rl.. fresh cow trade is ot yoshigared by | the beel e & nuLiber of cows e % Shaive oih | I'n.:- The Trausfor Books wiil be closed from the 26th inet. to the let November, both days inclusive. . Cit K. AVRIKLL, Tressurer. k. Oct: 16, 1086.— At » mucet. of the Boati of Digvetors of b Bunk, beld ihe guy, 8 ividend of (6) PER CENT. frew of government tux, was deciated out of the profita of the last s mouthe, apabia on and-siver November et o Booka wil e closed st 3. . oo the 21t sk, and 10 opened on the moruing of Novewber 2. WA. A. WHEELOCK, President. Orvick Cowmoxwrarri O1, Couraxt, No. Tt Brosdway, N x, October 17, 1860, HE TRUSTEES OF THE COMMONWEALTH OIL COMPANY have this day declared » DIVIDEND of TWO PER CENT on the reduced Capital Stoek ($150,000), paysble st he Office of the Company on and sfter Noveuber the lat, 1866. Transfer Beoks closed from the 25h lnstant to November lot, fo Y - S A, F.BAUM, Secretary. Ornecs .'N""..' Tkook CoaL c-".' z 29 Walnat-at., PrizapELPNIA, Oct. 10, 1865, TIIE BOARD of DlREL"I(le huu this day de- glarede D! DIVIDEND of THREF. PER CE! wd Tranaler books w rln-‘ ot ot that e IOHENRY, Sececiary. banmgl Bmml. saasrassnpehasl LW YORK SAVI\OS BANK. Eij Mh-l"! cor «f Fourtenthat. SIX PER CENT INTE s’ Deposita made o0 or before Nov, | wil draw intes OMAS CHRI: R. H. Bruy, Seeretary. " L “Presidant. cham- for Busincss flen. VERY VALUABLE PATENT NT RIGHT FOR SALE.~Torme e Address, 0. M, FULL Catasamos. Liehigh County, Pa. A MAN WANTED ina hght. “genteel, lucrative, caat-paying BUSINESS on Brosdway, requiring the attestion 31 ey e ued dlopowe of haitutarest for SO 1n. roady’ cash. of dispose of the whole for $3,00. C. THOMVSON, No.70 Brosd- way. CO'I’!‘()N PLANTING.—A Northern maun, who Tias planied cottam aucee aully this our I Lonisians, desires to form 8 COPARTRERSHIP for thres vears with s parcy willug 1o favest 20,000 in Cotton. planting. Satisfuctory clty refoieuces dives PLANTER, Tiibune Oftice. l"()ll SALL.as 8 bargaiu—A valuablo PAT Efif ith business, stock and wachtuery. Ay to WILLIAM &, RAYMOND, No. § Pios vt from 10 8. . (04 p. ui. RNAMENTAL HAIE sad JLWI-.LILY “Ufi' NESS for SALE. with Stock, Tools Established 10 yeacs; location uisurg low. S Bowery. N. Y reasons for selling. _Lnquiro .2, No. ARTNER WANTE (Acuro or -flon‘l')‘ rnh'n 5 aera oo ’..'1‘.:":’.’#..;.&;".«“.. i clty. i % & T Bax' N 119 Teibue ( WANI‘LD—Thm oo good men as PARTNERS, in | seiling Andrews's GAS GENERATORS; alo, suother patented article of great value; 1o capital reqaised [ wil furoish $20,000 to any man of tact and ability ; must travel part of the tiwe; new terme 1o Ageuts geverally, Men who waut to make money cau be employed by the mouth at & good salary. Addrens J. TILTON, Pitteburgh, Pu._ WAN‘n,D—pmh.m- of right for the sale of & AL OFANDERSONY ILLE PRISO! particalars ap- El.y to Mr. W. O, GILBERT, No. 5 Barclay st., whoro the map can oo, '1:\1 ED to EXCHANGE for o uxx-vuu.m, S PATENT STEAM PUMP. Apply to D. $1,000 — RARE CHANCE. — PARTNER ioney making exhibition in Amer WANTED, a1 Agent for the most extcao, ica, petforuung to crowded hosses. Luquire o No. 217 Hudsaa st z 0‘ ) WANTED on Lond aud morigage on Tennessse property, worth 820000 Hest rontos, aod_itiar L(b-nl bonus wud interest giyen. Call ou CLINTON RiCE 6. 200 Broadway. Bank Statements. iy WL e St t of the BA‘I OF AMERIC Pk of America btz (0 2 QLANERICK # lbio 90i day o1 October, | e Bous, et Pusiie_ State - f the Ne et of ke B2 XK OF THE K Compony. R "m"""n:':—- mm—-&fi -~ o s ot S53 dug of October, 0B A C. Asonseos, Notary Pubbe. Bull’s Hend of the BULL’S HEAB BANK. Bank. —Statement ::L'mncnnmhn-nul-h-—--n. e Bol's Head Bank, ~—~_ --g'm.._u-n-u.fl -'1wvuunv o Swors before me this 10th day o1 Octaber, 1900 Jom Bovron, Notary Pablc orn Exchnnge Bank.—Copy of statement of ooll (CHANGE BANK. u‘.l-nli bvl‘llflfi‘l..‘l- County of New Y b ;n- cag City. = é-- n change Hank iriag duly sworn, depose hat e sbon atowent o1 s Ry g et o e S TALSS, Caa ‘$wors bere we the 2id day of October 1868 Sowis F. Conrr. Comminmoner of Deeds —Mflnléfiifl“l!sl& != faeCly du-'n% R s Gl e 3 he s cocrect, W the nd [ K Coshler. Bworn ba'ors me thia 20th day of October, Manutacturers’ amouat City and County of New York, e T, K. Masterion, sctiters’ and ' Bask, beg duiy ewors, tatement is correet, 1o (be best of my knowledge Bwern befors me thas $0th day of October, 1998, LOMUSTERTON, Canbier, , the Nasa: Bauk. being @ corract to the best of iny 1':-\4-"--“&“ Sworn before me the S0ta day of a3 l.l-.l-vut North River Sank’'—-Statement of the NORTH RIVER BANK. nmwcmfl.lnndlfltnfiifl niing Batardey the S0th day of Oct: -:l“-ll— Averaer sl Spece - Aversgr acmart of Circalathn. Average auwunt of et City aad Coanty of NewT ol the North River Bank, beg duly sworn, deposs _-M?l- nfl.inui‘y-v.uvbh-dl-hfl o A B HAYA Costier. Swors before me this 230 day of October, 1866, Wl.‘nu.mm Oriental Bank,—Staccueut of the muETAL B! fi q-nlbv(:n.u.fl.l".dlml. the week cudag. correct. e baore me this . day of Octovry . Huear T Couvasn, jr., Notary Public. T ‘%g Averages ity sad County ork, ss: I, Gilbert L. Croweil, Peoy s Back, b u.duly swors, dr, *finuu in correet, to the bost of my knowiedge snd Swors. betors i i 30 ey of Oxtober, L8 Juwvs Pure, N—nfiur. PASSENGERS SAILED. FOR RIO JANEIRO, Ac., Oct. 22—1u stesmabip North Ameries- Mr and Mew 3L 14..,.mm L. Tubui i, 3., Lawtozo, Ufivu.., B z .v'ln.l. Hallowes, Nrer W. A Gordon, Miss Leteyre, Ho. Arthor u-:nfi-. Mr. Arthar Gor- don wd two servaut, Mr. aad Mlrs. Alan D. Balley, O. Amsinck, Bony. Pomeroy, il PASSENGERS ARRIVED. AH, Oct. 2—ln steamebip Gen. Barnes—¥. D Mise Belle Clark. S Ficoma, J. W. Sk, Capt, 0. W. Collum, C. 8, Har, Dr. Grantingissonboy, arrsy, L. Kenfold, W. . Crockett, 1. Jeukine. . Jumes, nfl J. K. Swith, C. B, Devereas, W. C. Teague and two chiidren. Ma, vestung, F. Green, C. Miller, J. Baab, Cliasles Brown, J. B. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. PORT OF NEW-YORK...... CLEARED. Steamabip Falrbanks, Hupter, Bosion w. r Clyde, Steamatip Mismi Clark. Boston, W. P, lu-numy North America, Zimwerman, lw Juaeiro, ke, Gurisen Bhu Edflh Child, ‘crf)vhnl. N. 11, Brigham. .E.“ Hawptou (Br.), Atkinson, St Johus, N, B., C.C. Duncss Brig Valenci, Small, Barbatoes. Miler & n Buig Virg iller & fl £rig Doipl reen, Y Orecte & Corri. Sebs. dams, Lml-u.a.uhu Sobr. 5. Bn- ul-an Laanton. ARRIVED. toga, Kipg. Richs Norfe m-r o, Kiog, Richmoud and Norfolk, with mdse. 184 ety O Bartas: Morion, Seranab, Oct. 18 with = puss. to Liviagiton, Fox &k Co. 80 miles tained eight houcs by disabliug the Sioard whes; meds bt e 'su.--uy Albemarle, Ium Richmond, Norfolk and City Polat, WM),mCflmu. n fiw m Cape of Good Hops Ate 18 26 ‘boarded steamabip F1 Cid, brnce for Newber. h"uuln-n-. I-n-lch. Liverpool, Sept. 1, m mdse. to oy n-."u?m (of Brato!), Reach, St. Tves 8 days, with mailzoed Lovdon), Evans, Wazks River um:w(« ). Evans, Waaks (Niea.), Sopt. Bark G, Pu J“J‘ N. 8.), Reynolda. St. de Cubs, nun.-m:.'-(ur.!.lv:t- u-u"-"'-.-n-y inds the % .-:'uh.fl‘untmmn).umfl-r- S feiaroes Riogandrs (Dugh, 81 oo, 31 dayw whth gt lM-lxukCofit Leh brig W. B. Hagree discharging with conl te Yo sad l-n ".':l.‘i.’!.fl i AM, ey ke, to order. Psssed ¥ "fiuu ool 5 daye, with sugar o €. . Town. The m-mn.-nmm o sy lrulnm Crocher, nu-m (Jam ), Sept. 14, with logweed te i A. B, Cook. Small, ll!‘l Bd( J Titus (of Bm‘l). lnulh. Cardenss, 24 & Thos, J. Outerbridge. Has been 14 days of M ,—hluhfifilfi.’lmmm““. \ "%'cfi.‘::uu.au New-Haven), Priodell, Gusails, P, R, 17 c b oy L L 4o E. Simpecn. ; hr. Susan, Snow, Mnd-y-,-nn»u. u.llmun w-.m- u-'.g'hh—-.““ leM I o Schr. Relsca Aun Reid ofand roms Halax 8. 8., 7 daye, with The K. A. is beund to Haa boen 14 days vorth of eC ek, Chatisaion, 9 dags, with lscm b o B on Beltimore, ), Daviecs, Wisdees, N. 8, W ders, Ir‘ Hfllhld.,*bfi Virginl . 6. Ferris, Huot, w 3 , Bagker, Vi . B F. Armatrong, Virghila. 3 -'u, of (Fines mm- - Jingnte. - Joe! Van Sant, Schutts, Vireiuta, v W. C. Schr. White (loo Sehr, Mootrose. ;si '-5 ' i t44 %;ggfs; ml'fl. PM -~ {I'O"Y n‘lh e o' g, O which lusted & o day, Garing s g“ Bl r-muulu 'flnm&h: l"mflv m- loak, and ot m thme hnd six poxummm's Notice. . g or New.Yorx. | ey PR, NM‘ICE is bereby gi w.u;_ T e ; .z":n'-'.fi-" il ek iy, 7. vow mwb,u.fl -d:i..ut"“ 4 uotice. o0 v J A9 Bunpiuan.