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The New York herald., 1850-10-26

FkIDAS, October 2S-sP. n

FRDAs, october Zb-eP. u.
TIE stock market opened more buoysnt to day and
We noticed more activity among operators. Most q
ths transactions we're for cash. Farmsrs' Loan ad-
va.sed per cent from the opening, and per cent
from the closing prices yesterday. About three thou
sand shares changed hands, and is the impression in
the street that most Of h has been taken out Of the
market so, may look for furth sri nprovemsnt
Norwich and Worcester Was the favorite day and
advance OF two per cent realised with larger
sales than We have noticed for some time past Tns
tendency at the close stil upward and the srooa
biiity is that the stock will touch higher points
Reading stock is again advancing. Within the ps'
few days large amount Of stock has been purchasee
The bears by means anxious to sell snort ana
evidently feel as though hey had outstanding as
many contracts as ,rable. The gross earnings OF
tina eompanv for the month October will amount to
about four hundred ousand dollars We learn that
,sxt week ore tina hry thousand tons OF coal will be
to market There probably s railroad in the
vsrd that doing such large business the Reading
Railroad is said that the Affairs Of the company
never in such prosperous condition rs as pre-
sent. On the frs. OF January next dividend OF Ave
per cent will certainly be paid the stock
Morris Canal IL coming out all right Within the past
day or twe several oussnd shares have been taken
out Of the market ano the contest which has been
Ing for time between the bears and bulls will
be closed The bulls In this instance to
gain the ascspdency. Erie Railroad improved frac-
tien to-day There larger sales Of Harlem to-day
than usual bat prices show no change. Portsmouth
Drydock was in demand to-day At the frst board at
an advance Of PER cent prices current yesterday
without sales. The recent decline was the result Of .
combustion the part Of purchasers and holders.
They now ready for an advance, and those who
want the stock will hsve TO pay higher proes for It,
At the second board the market was better Ports
mouth Drydock advanced l per cent, Reading Rail
road /, Norwich and Worcester y, Erie Income Bond
~. The tendency at the close was upward.
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasure
OF this port to-day amounted to SIS Oso 2 payments
S35,1t9 2s; balance, 81 tS7 S72 AZ.
The nts In for' ign dry goods In this
during the past week, have been as annexed
MOVEMENTS FoRrIG, Day Gooss.
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Married.

Married.
On the 2sh instant, st ST. Clements church, by the
Rev. AlsxApders Leonard, JoprH N. CooPER to JRySr
A. daughter Of Nathaniel N. Brown. Esq.
On THURSDAY sttsrnoon the 2sth instant, by the
Rev Edward Lstkrop, st the Oliver street Baptist
church. Mr. Ws q. Bsr.Sr ~ MISS MAsr Asy Bors-
ros q, ell of this city
In BrOokiyp on the sath instant, at the Plymouth
church, By the Rev. Henry Ward Bsecher, HrvRr
ks~s 90 Mrs CaAkLorrrA. kosKs, all of that city
On Wednesday evening, October 23d by the Rev. DIR.
rsyor 1no~As BAxsn, OF Charlsstoa, 8. O., to Miss
s.ssH B THrksros, Dsuxkter OF Nathaniel Thurston,
kss- of brooslyn, T. I
AZ the reformed Dutch church. Nevtown, L. l., on
the 9<th Instant by the Rev Mr.. strong, Mr. JE.ss
l. Goss.LIs 70 Miss ELIA J.sslRo~Lrs, both Of that
place
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on Thursday. October "a oLrEs r., only son OF
oliver and Abby ,. Hooker, aged year IL months,
and ~ csys.
Epnsrsi cerenosies 20 tak. place Saturday, from
No 122 walker street % I o'clock The friends aud
sceusintsbcss Of the family respectfully vted to
sttsnd ~ttl cut further tn aviation.
On the 2tth ipstast, Mrs. JAsr casrr, wife OF John
Casey, aged IS years.
Tho relatives and friends Of the family invited
10 sttesd the funsr. from her late residence 81 Rose
velt street Sunday afternoon, october 27th at IL
o'clockP NJ.
on rhur,dsy evening, at East Chester, N. Y, M.sr
ELtsssrH Ran, wife Of Lou.A Rich, aged q years
and mopths
Her fpn~rsl -ili take place this day, (ssturdsy)
frem the residence Of her mother Of East Chester the
relatives end friends sf the family invited
tena without further tAvitstion.
on FRIDAY evening. the 25th instant, ADAM waLEsR,
aged 6t o native % Grsenock Scotland and for the
lsst thirty years . residest of this city.
Ills friends aud ~ uaintsnces are iavted TO attend
his fupsrL on sabbsth afternoon at o'clock 4. N /,
iron he late resia.Dcs, as Grad street.
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There hrs been very grss: decrease in the impora-
tions of foreign dry goods and the has nearly
closed. The amount of goods wsrehoused during the
past week small As the trade falls of the amount
Of goods wsrehoused increases. and that will ,roba-
bly, be the Of things this year the season
vsnces.
large failure occurred in Penn Yam on Saturday
lsst. The Liabilities ofths estimated from
one hundred to a hundred and fifty thousand dollars
The firm has for sometime past been extensively en-
gagged In the produce business and largely indebted
to the merchants OF this city.
The current quotations in this market, for foreign
and domestic exchange for specie and for uncurrent
money, were az annexed -
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sHiPPINo.


NOTICE TO NAyIGATORs-cUsToM HOUsg. nEw
~ York Collectors Once Oct 2ld lS0 Tns cth ssesa
Of an act Of Congress approved 2sth september 1861
tsa An Act making opproptiacns for Lisht ueas Light
hostt. buoys Ne provtdes-"1hat hereafter all busys
along the coast In bays harbors sounds esapns
be colo'ea aud bered thst passing the
sound entering the hay, harhar chanse
with even numbers shs be passed. the stsrbos hsni
bsct huoys With uneven numbers the hand and
hgoys with red snd bsok stripes either hand suoy
obsnnel ways TO be .olDed With aorase white and biak
psrtendicular stripes" hereby notice that
visions Of the foreTsng Law Wilt be carried
the changes Indicated therein made he
the huoys IN the waters o this
of May. 1851 n MAXWELL Coieo,sr.
NOTfCE.-PAssENGEgs PER sTgAxsdIp ARCTIC
~ fer Liverpool will please be Aoard this dEv ss
day oet 10th. At II o'clock NJ At tho dOoh foot Of
street.
EOR SACRAMENTO CITY, CALtFOaNIa.-THs rfSn
fast sailing clipper tRrh GUlLfORD D.. g. Tsesl e. m.s-
ter having eonsdsrable part Of her ready
lee ding a Pes n. r. will have immediate dspatch
s, direct for he above prrt BY this veil
frm her well earned reputation Of the fastest
se out Of this prt shippers will perceive that in al prchs
bt, che will deliver her before vessels
recently sailed For freight onis applvt TO
JOHN n ROBERr OSBORN, III Wall street.
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The demand for sterling sxohsnge has not been
very active fer remittance by the steamship Arctic,
leaving this port 10. Saturday. for Liverpool
The high rates ruling for prime bills on London, has
deferred purchasers from entering tn. market. and
the transactions have therefore, been limited The
quotations for sterling bills given above, for the
best bill oG,red Domestic exchanges continue quiet
and our quotations cannot be considered stherwise
than nominal. We have not had variation Of mere
than quarter one bali por cent 10 make In
rates, for more than elk months. We never had 90
many great regulators of domestic exchanges In eris
tenee-the ehaEEts from week TO week we're larger
per cent thRa is realized under the present system
IN q twelumonth Uneurrent mon Il scarce aud
the brokers complain lsudy ftbe falling OF in the
redemption business. The issuts Of State banks
are much sousht after st the West, asd remain in
circulation IN that sectio~' the country while
eompe,d 20 the sass of the banks located In sd-
ssininR States. There has been active demand for
fpecie for shipment. Silver Il much wanted aud the
stesmtr will take out large amount. American gold
o,nuot be ,hipp.d probably, While exchange be
obtained below eleven per cent British gold better
remittance than bills, At current rates.
welesru that one or t~o large produce houses In
Toledo have been compelled to suspend business. They
are extensively connected West aud East, and hsv,
been doing large business in their line hardly infs
rier in extent any other house. In the West. We
earn that operations in corn this spring is the i'm
mediate cause OF the failure.
Thesnnexed table exhibits the quotations for the
prucpal public stseks in this market at the period.
named
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Passengers Arrived. /.

LwrnrooL-Packst ship sentsrunA III Esser, 0rsy.
nwhibsil Triolst sarisl. Vale. Vale. Y Cos.
Hsrtlss. Garanoe. W WILCOX. A verrsr.
bv,arooL-ship retes, Qessb--srW " Page. Mrs W
Pase. Rev W Barrett. DIR w RutherforS.
BskMDA-Brs 5wsn-Ars Romeo Jos walker.
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MEDICAL.

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English. French. Gernsn. oce 81 $3.50 ~
one STREE south q Csral mar Broadway.
NsCURL NO cHARoE-DR MURRAY 1.a p.xov-
90 70 ~ fossvelt otrset, stbar rhars h- ls
hourly corsues on All diseases. Req M s.sss ba e.r.s
vheut mercury IN two 20 feur days vh prrs .ii.iss
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DR; MORRISON CONTINUES TO Cup. crpTAru
ai..,.., II their form. .hOus S.-sury ssa 60
~ rsssnt sfccti.ns In few day. Thcss deht tics suS
sttrcssrg 81 seeret hab essa
,..s s,ssiea curs nom precti.s of thirty yeafs-
rulton street. "pi0"~ IN ma o"ss' ~'T
SKI nor ONLY MONTY, sry LIrE sAvsp-rn
any y.ss nay eoms unssr .sre so rsster long
:, ,amstins Fss.nts sss is-itsd 20 HE Dirrse
re. . s,,if9s street, New f5rs oy, s hsr,srs
y ~ lrsstrssi % srisnea and rrest rsnstis-.
s.sssse sne other. vy haze fssn arfrtunass W she
?. poyessn are pslcitet ~ csu the Dostn-.
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20 NJ hearst Ike In certain dfsa~A
IL vse Delr. RssL s-d ReaestTns srie,es -srt 40
osiorc truSting theiv he>itS, ksppses- nnd
aaY e.f their lives, IN the hands o. ehyscianf gns-
ase ste ssd riercurfs discarcs ltis certainly
fssoi. i" understa.d all the ins the hursn
smy " srhec. te. Dr. Hanter s known the rss<
rrsc.i'iyn In the United States Years fprse
s sciusivsiy devoted the study and trs>rsert sf
s.sset snshes ths Deetort rrarsntss sre>xy
Axsdissihsek and saViss for astAine
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Receipts at ports .nce September l. 1850. iis 600
Corresponding dates las, ssr:............ iiteoe
year before. .,......... iss coo
Exports from United states since sept lss0 Ice 900
Corresponding dates las, year ........... bsoOo
year before. ........ l1l 90
Exports to Great Britain since sept. 4, 1850 sOoo
Corresponding d.,s' last year. ........... ssOeo
year before. ........... 5000
STOCK In New YORK and ports Of receipt. 49,. usOo0
Corresponding dates last year. ........,,. isl 900
year before. 1st 90
Receipts at this port during October 1900 bales;
exports II eco do taken by spinner DO tan IN
on tpeculstion In October, 1900 DO vhols socs In
city In ell hands ~ coo do amount on sa. 500 %
The accounts Of ioss BY the dropping % Of th. yeung
neral from every section and sre 90 far eonarmatry
of ny previously expressed views. Of the sra.r.nt
want Of vitality In the psnt The stak has rn-sltv
ceased Towering the bolls already formed having
drawn on It's nurturpg power, is found that 90
vsrds the top the sap ceases 20 now free ~ 4,
quied to ssable the young boil 10 adhere 10 the stem
this In many sections involves the loss Of the too
srevtb and renders the period of Milling frost nat.
ter OF but little nsequencs The sandy soils aud hl
crops those from which the worst accounts are
ce.ed and in consequences OF the inundstions OF the
sytg large tracts Of bottom land being lost 10 the
culture, more dependant this than usual
upon this description ofso for the crop 10 must %
be evident 60 any one. thst the excessive hrh
tempssture Of July ard August would zen the bos
isser than usual and before they could attain their
ful sire The present. month has been most IA, Die
fer glesnirg the crop and the whole force planters
beng employ ed picking out and forwarding the
pcrts will cause the appearance Of larger yield than
previously advised Of By those ~ho merely look st the
receipts tkere Well informed correspondents ct
Monte omery Ala, subnit the folo-ips 6sures as the
maximum With . killing frost about the nrst and
middle ofNovembcr, and dry picking weather 70 those
datess-
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The movements In this stap. up TO the latest dates
In each Of the past three years have been - al
nexsd:-
Movrsrsrs OF corroS rHs U,irrD sr.rr.
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2oes COO 2po 900
Letters from Memphis, Tenn dated sth Inst con
firm the froft sdvccs from that quarter but hoe far
into the interior n had extended We ars not advised
Teegrsphic sdvices Of killing frost at Camden g. O. ,
and Bebt froet 1T Chareetos on the morning OF the
Ist srs in the eity,
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Arriyee-Byis Martha KinsnAn. Bsitnsrs ssAr Rsshs-
bite Philadelphia.
Clsared-Brig Henrietta. Cuba - -.
sAii.d-Bris Richmond. Srerk 2oh. ssAr Daaisa Sea.
ster. do. - -.
Arrived-sehrs Kenduskeag PhiiadsiphiA Msatsrsy to
The New York herald., 1850-10-26

CARp..pR DE DElkNkY, AUTHOR OF TuE "Pnr-
~ yste ssaiea, Guiee se.-Omes hesrs .sn 8 A. " uu
rte. Of deueste nature frss,msnt al ~ ,.,r I.
gneiish french. Cerusn Ofiee 81
one street south of Caral. near Broadway. '''''
The New York herald., 1850-10-26

Dk; nVhhls9H CONTINUES TO CURE cspTAru
- n their worst forms vi thcut u,srssry .nd
,r..;r, s,setisns IN few dsy,. Thcss dsstios suS
s'ssne o seeret habit
be- ne enahled rr.cti :. ~ si,,, x~.r~
Zee wv cured Sec his LondoB apor In hls once xx
The New York herald., 1850-10-26

y. NJ p...,.,t e.. sUsra mas Rssov-
hesriy eensuss On All dise.ses Reg nj ess.s So es.s
rnrenry tyo 70 feur days with mrs r.iisiss
snes,st. ae .iecihc VI Ter. al IA hsAs..- n
If beat Dr. r. win forf.is Ssn. " " 'e~"s- -
The New York herald., 1850-10-26

The following the position of Cppertons Rock In the
North Pacific Ocean, the position which dou
ful on Nores char."sur day June 1850, account
sixty or seventy feet above the surface It's appear
South There reef OF the North end extending quar-
ter Of mile and another the south end half that
tent They must be the surface the
smooth and the breakers could be seen from
correct and wol tried chronomsr which time
the Island bore NNW by from the ships mIen
top Is miles distant Variation Of about half
6w
this Rock Is liable to BE fallen with BY vessels from
California Peru Chill the writer bmits this informs
on the benefit of who bouud Cali
fornia. SAMUEL G JONES,
Of ship Harrison.
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Foreign Mails.

BAos fer Liverpool stsAoshfp Arctic. VII
close 81 Kxshsnss Reading Rssu, t0 EsshAAxsD
Saturday 18th inst a. NJ the usual hour Lstss sss -
pre- paid " destination.
Bass psr steamship ohs. for HAvaaa eAaSs. aat
sh Pacific v slsss 81 the above ses. on Saturday S
at 2 o'clock.
Letter Bass fer Ks Jalsre. as. per steamer UaieA.
the Exehsnee Reading Room (C kxohaags
Nsnday. 18th inst. At II o'oisck.
BAGs for 81 Thsmas Porte Rieo Bsrbadesa Aat
all India Issnds will close st the BrcnAnge Rad
Ing Room t7 BIchanEe on aoAday sSth sst - seost
and be ferwa rded PER royal mail steamers
Letter BAGS for Chagres, Panama Lima, vAlparaise
will close above Monday 18th inss, at ~ o'clock.
These mails will be forwarded in shargs Of special messa
ger. Postage tc sas Francisco Is cents.
absvs Latter Bags also NJ Ksnyous an street
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