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-Aneo N nouf - Geedy ana NE supply limited ha
eales embraced $50 bbs 81 - 70 u - for rood .
prime extra qualities Southern -four fair reQue6
with tales q about 1000 bbh closing within The range
Of the above cuotatisoa Rye -four ssoady 81 Quo
tat,oos, with sales Of about 800 bbls. Corn nssa
wss sseady, with Gales Of $50 bbh. at our figures.
Wbeat-Ihe market wn iea buoyant Early IN IL
descriptions WIRE without change. The salss
embraced about 900 bushss here and 70 arrive Il "a
20 fov good whte hlchissa Canadian 81 60 On q
cr god 10 prime w0ite Ohio and Indiana; 81 Ssk %
20 for red Western; 81 % for amber colorcd Iowa n
u q for Milwaukee club, and 81 IL 81 gx for Chs-
cago spring Corn nrmcr, with sales about a. 600
bushess inciudBs Western MIXED, 6oc roc ana 76a
for round yellow. Ryo was hrme~, with saiss Of 2,oo
brsheis ~ 75c. &c. Barley steady, with sass a
2too busbels oAnada west At &c Oats were qusa,
apc
CoEym The market was quiet but nrm; $50 ben Rls
sold ~ IL 70 lbc 1hc stock Of RIO codse on se
e5th of Sertrnbcr $780, 500 bags; received snss
70 date II soltotA 10 oe1 Sales for oonsunp4ioa &C.
mated 81 COS stock Of RIO tia % Ocsebsr -
asos harscaibo 60 bass Java, II 25e nass "a -
votpmcnt bags: So Domingo, hags-toeal baes and
man, SO ma ssoch Of RIO SsosemSsr o. 81 New
oreans, was IL 600 bses; HAtmore 600 do; fhiadsa-
pba, coo do; October q New York, 3,sos do hsaws.
Scott sDn gfve the following quoasous prices 10 shs
narkes-Rsc, prime, lbc. &c; good, 1skc llxo
fstr, Ice. Ike; ordinary, t3c- II &c; kuAcaieo,
14Ac 1bc tour month";; Java, mats and bags, 10 c
1876, four sad str mouths; 81 Domingo, Isc, . IA.
cash.
oorios quite ssesdy, With saiss Of about 500
1000 bales The following 10 . statement o. the move
meut In cotton since the is September last compared
- 49,
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that the three mile valley IN which the city Is
situated and there gazed upon its spires and ss and
the pleasant scenery OF Kentucky the oppo sits shore Of
the river have Witnessed the unpoet,csl operation OF
pig killing 10 Its watersde ssughterhouses where the
ewash herd we're converted into oarreed pork by steam
IN space OF time almost shoekingiy short And have
otherwise explored the lbs aud outs Of the big town
which, less than eighty years ago. was mere village in
the wilderness, with white population Of less than
huDdret 1t rs perhaps work Of supererogation 70 say
that swine were and stu TO extent 70 Cincin
matt What dogs 10 Ccnstantnope and Turkey, buzz
zares LsDa-Dsnely, very useful scavengers These
wandering pigs undoubtedly the remnants Of droves
or scsas and being considered municipal property arc
allowed TO wnow about the suburbs I'LL the time comes
when according periodical custom, they are sold by
auction, caught and cut up.
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Applicable 70 dividends Oct. 1, 1860. :.


or, in other words, rather more than per cen, on
the capital stock. The Board will probably justify
their caution by stating that the experience
OF the past warned them 10 be conservative
In their action. and that they wished TO
accumulate a large surplus TO be prepared
for any emergency. The plea must 60 for what it
IL worth; it viii hardly satisfy stockholders who
have been expecting income on their property. and
who, till within few days, have never had
doubt Of receiving nj least three per cent And,
in view OF the notorious fact that heavy sales Of
Rock Island stock have been made within the past
stood 10 act for directors Of the Rock Island com.
psny. these gentlemen must not feel surprised or
aggrieved II they hear themselves accused OF
having administered the Affairs OF the company
from the point Of view Of their private specala-
tions. The resolution Of the Board pronouncng
il inexpedient 10 declare dividend was not passed
unanimously; we have reason to believe that at
least one, and not the least eminent OF the Board,
voted and protested strongly against ii.
We have received q few railway traffic reports
for September, and present them as usual in tabu.
lar form:-
RoadI Sri, 1880 s-s 1880 Tnres..
H nsasoo s,yss , ess isofco sae:I
Milwaukee AID MIS- sipp. io4 900 Iss.ooo o. 900
The following Is NeiIl Bros statement Of the
movements OF cotton for the las. week and since
September l, 1859. compared with the FIVE prece.
ding years
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Naval IntslltgsAce.

An additional number Of were taken on at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard yesterday for tho purpose OF ret
ting the United States sloop Of vandAlA orders hsv
Ing been reoc,yed time since 70 mako such
ssry repairs vessels In ordinary 70 prevent decay
and enable them Al moments warning 70 be ready for &C
tive service.
Tho naval ocers seas out 20 The different naval sta
tons 70 examine into the adapsihnny Of sailing craft
b converted Into propsers paid their rst visit yester
rival on board The United States ship North Carolina
received by salute OF thirteen guns Preparations
having been made sAe DAY prsyoas Their work was Of
be nrs subnlted 70 the Department 81 Warrington she
staas end condition OF each cram win not be madc
Of she yss i .ss asrea Sayy g.fss
viii be condemned a unnt for such alterations.
Among the passengers 90 board the jamestown, which
LETT yesterday Tor Norfolk, Commodore Charles r.
Btl who VIII hoist his dag on board the GATED states
steamer Richmond and proceed that steamer to the
Mediterranean 70 take command oT the Cned States
val forces on that station.
Ths United states sloop oswA 81 Louis, Dom Poor,
sailed from crscoa August 20 for RIO HAche, and thence
10 Pensacola
The United States steamer Richmond, flag so'y Of the
nederrHnesn squadron, vas put in ccnm.ssson on
Monday, and proceed 70 the 10th. me following
list of her oeicer,-rias Odicer, CiAs. Ball Gap
...a, ?, !. IasE.h.ni ra.s Lieutenant, r q wyman;
Mastery W G. Dosisr: Passed hidshipssn, JIM Pri.
Wv Ru.shesber ger: Passed Assistant surseoo y.s
su1dsrd PAymasser, q. Cutter Lieut. Of Marines, y.
II Jnoes; Flag odcers SECRETARY, - scul Chief En-
E'ncer, Warner First Assistant Lnxneers virginius
freeman, W Moore. second do, E. Hoyt: fhrd DO /,
l. Batter, B. g. Herring, j. r sprAgue, Vim. Pollard
Aotrg BoAtswan,f. T. Choase; CRpenser, 4 Williams
faymastes's Clerk, - Faux --Sogo'k Herald %, l.
Tu CxaSpxszr Cxor--rbe oceon Emli-a, published NJ
Toms RIVER Ne~ Jersey states the cranberry crop
= ofnn q nf. Qnsnd Ara
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
TrEsnAY, Oct, &c p

TvEspAr, Oct. 2-sP.M.
The following is comparative statement Of the
exports Exclusive Of specie) from New York to
foreign ports for the week and since January L.
1858 1859 1880
For the week 81 .s05 &f f,52ofe 2T26 rs
REV ouzly reported. .ssysTsai2 1ss3 s67 esssl SIS
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPoRv.

AAus-The market was steady ct s4c for pots, sna
a 5hs. for pearls
BxsADsrrFys- market opened dull and r.
regular FOR STATE and Western brands hut closed
~ nrmer rates There sales OF about ~ 600 bb
chiefly for export, closing within the following range u
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he New Orleans Del,s SAYS:

Looking over The f'1e. Current containing the annual
statement OF the business Of Cincinnat observed
fsrt which greatly surpr sed u.s. Aad led 70 PROFOUND
70 several well informed persons q query which not
Of them could answer In ten enoys me query H. what
10 the art Agricultural produce OF the greatest
ue excepting hogs received In Cincinnati and thence
exporteds We could not fnd single person In oil our
range OF acquanance who could In ten Indeed In
number Of rresses, this question. Some said
corn, some aour, wheat, and 80 on through the
whole List products Of the West But no one had the
intes conception Imagination that great staple
OF cc,n was, next to hogs the agricultural article Of
greatest value which pasd through that Northern city
II peverthele@ true The vaue Of the cotton received
the previous yrar In 1850 the total value S3sl 2Tg
The Chicago Press Of Saturday says
rxchanr- = shade easier thp rrlday, forenoon
81 re .59gsa - b en'rg nv, 81 The ssst. N,..a
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THE BEST AMERICAN RECEPTION YET.
Details Of the Princes Progress in the western
Cities from Our Special Correspondents

ROYALTY IN THE ROLE OF A CATTLE fANC1tR'
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AT the annual election OF the Clearing House As.
ISOLATION this forenoon, the following managers
were elected-,he principle Of rotation adopted
last year being again carried on, and new men
placed on the committee
CaArmo-Cseb q Halsiesd. Secre,ary-wiuam r.
keeker. Clearing Hous~ Ccmmitee-George & Coe r.
u Nermiiye. II. l.. Jacques, y. n Brown, Jos H. Price
Committee ~ Conferesoc-B n Whce wright. jacob
Campbell, Jr, Gideon DeADges, T. X. HAydccx, A. s
Fraser.
The North River Insurance Company has de.
elsred dividend Of Eve per cent, payable on the
10th October.
The bns,ness Of the sub.Treasnry TO-DAY was a
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THE MILITARY RECEPTION OF THE PRINCE
IN NEW YORK.

las been definitely arranged by Major Gensrsi Sand.
ford ooDJunoon with Mayor Wood that on the arrival
OF the Prince Of Wales in this city, Thursday the ll.h
inst, be win be received by the Mayor and Common
Council at Castle Garden. The First DIVISION under Geo.
Sanford, viii be drawn up In line In that vicinity and
After the firing Of royal salute viii proceed up Broad.
way and Park row 70 the east gate OF the Park and
tn review before the Prince and saie rendering them
marching salute
The division viii then form a line In Broadway, ex-
tending from Chambers Boad street, along which the
Prince and suite viii pass the military meanwhile pre-
sentiDg srms
Rcsumng the march, the line Will continue up Broad.
way 10 Union place. and then through Fourteenth
or probably Seventeenth street. 70 Firth avenue and
Up Filth avenue TO the Fifth Avenue Hotel at which
place the Prince and suite viii take position in the balco
n.y. and tie division will agsiu pass In revie~ and 60
round Madison square, where they will be dismissed.
Az the military will have the best opportunity Of
viewing the Prince and every Will therefore don
uniform who wear ono, ia probable that the dis
play will be OF the largest witnessed in New
York Gen Sanford expects tina, At least six
thousand wl be on parade
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tons Of the day previous snd consequent large demand
Tor currcncv than to any change that "a likely 70 be
maDeot The rate has been steady daring the dag 81
Per Cent premium for currency. Buying rate y a x.
currency u In good supply. Gold, buying rae, X al
per cent premium selling. * IL, The general money
msakes working smoothly and comfortably and brs-
nsss prospects are decidedly hopeful
Inc collections in the Land ONCE OF the nlinsxs
Central Railroad Company for the month Of see-
For September, 1859. Observation-Disclosures. 81 an
- - 81 Ia
The sales Of land for the mouth of Septemheu-
% tlc3 80
fo SePssoe'' ''.''''''''.s...,....".. 81 $50
ceu IN AoVV....
The Michigan Central Company are paying or.
at their Office in Boston, to-day, 5000 900 OF the
principal Of their funded debt, and also $S2O.oee
October interest four per cent on IS 900 ,0oe 4
their consolidated mortgage.
The weekly statement Of the Philadelphia banks,
made up TO Monday afternoon, presents the foilsw-
aggregates as compared with those of the previous
week
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The increase in receipts At the ports compared viii
pst year wM 600 bales The decrease expors Crsa6
Britain was 1900 bales; decrease 4, France, s 900 "
other foreign ports the ccarancss The Hne TOTAL
deoruase 10 EXPORTS 10 900 bales rreights 70 fvs~po
for cotton. J sad per ID, and 10 Havre, &C.
fDeEs -Rates were unaltcred, while engNsemssn
were active To Liverpool about 900 bushes vhsss
were engsre In hulk, Al l2Hd. a12Ad, and IN bags At
l3d; 800 bbs -four at % o.. oco bones checss
eos. and 200 bales cotton ii 32d To London 5000
bushels wheat were engaged, In shp's bAgs at isxd
900 bos -four NJ o.. iosd, and 10 pun heons rim a
ass, per $50 gallons To BreDen 100 bales of cotton n
&c, 80 csses tobacco ii 27s Cd. 10 Havre cottnr
vas going forward psderaisy At &c foreign yes
eel wNs chartered for Liverpool al "a for wheat Ia
bulk, and al "a Cd Tor four orexn bark vas iasos
NJ 70 load With rosn for Genoa al p. 4
fnru-Rasins we're quiet, and sales limited 100 bbis.
currAnta vere sold stti,c.
HAy-sAles embraced abou, l 900 bales ct .oc 80,
With some lots reported II SOC, for shipment.
hoioSn Tho market steady, bui salrs we~s
light smaiLbsrres New Orleans were made ., 4sc
NAVAL Sosr-spiriu turpcntine were steady, vfsA
some sales OF straight and shipping ots At Aoc Ale
IN New Yort barrels At a2c,, and 200 bbls. ocmmn
resin a u ~ per SION delivered Crude turpnss
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THE PRINCE OF WALES.
~~>~~--~~~.~-@~~~--o~~~S~~~
Triumphnl LOcOmOtiOn from
Ham burg to Pittsburg.
BANDS, BELLS AND BoNrIREs.

AoRAND POPULAR WELCOME.
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Nc aeo:oo to the Prinees suite LORD Lyons VIII eater
tao them a. dinner 90 Friday.
No general reception is at present Contemplated the
distinguished visers Ain 60 to Mount Vernon, aud make
some snort excursions In the ne'ghborhood, aud on
Thursday evening there will be display Of rrewoiAs al
the usual place for such exhibitions south OF the Preai
den. house and near the Washington Monument.
Thu Prince vii go to Richmond Virginia, on saturday
morning
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VISIT or THE PRINCE or WALES TO TIFF
PRESIDENT.

Tue arrangements for the ssjourn Of his Royal High.
n>1 81 Wshingtcn are such ~ viii enable him 70
msei The principal ofhoer Of own government AMI
ihs diplomatic representatives. q foreign nations with
Atis parade pOesiss, al to all the objects OF In
ssresi In and sbou, the metropolis with tho greatest do
gree q satisfaction. He visits Mr. auohansu cot with
royal state, but - private gentleman me we'll bred
citizens 1 washlngtcn uhdsrs,Aaa this sna yin bear
themselves accordingly.
He 10 expected 10 arrive ey special train Al four
oclcck this afternoon, and vii proved directly 70 the
Executive mansion, where he and hs suite viii Be dom,
eied TSe company o. dnae, 70 DAY. besides The Prince
nod bin companions, vii consist Of the members o. the
U.eas, and their wives and few other ladies' and The
Btss xn and hs yirsi Secretary Of Leesion The
party Of the President Thursday win be com
pSsea o. foreign Ministers Senator's the MAYOR Of WISH
s'oa, The sssi';sa, Secretary q STATE ssi ias wire
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Tue spccla trsis with the Prince Of Wales arrived
here Al forty minutes past eve this afternoon. The
Irinoe dnes At the Logan House. asd len Tor Harrisburg
~ anceu minutes past sir.
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Foe sroup Of horses, amors which the celebrate
Ethan Allen, or his pamesake, were roted part, muc
tie mostly purhams were led up and, Descending tror
The psscda, the Duke Of Newcastle and othsrs q n
suite Inspected the cattle, handing them, old farmer
said, with oil The tkin OF erpevsecoed fancsen. N
corpsny looked with vcnder ~ MS exhibition Of
no~sctse which srsi,sh rcblsrnea s-r Dot rn~rlsr'
.tsssss- y issrps - gvysesaAy sne90 tsrSag -
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STEAM FIGURING MILLSl
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Attached Ia The above mills is a Steam Saw
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at reasonable rates. Orders for lumber filed on
short notice. "a Saving done in good style a,
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NORTH MISSOURI
BROAD CUAGE
IL A HHRO AID
(ONLY ALL Rail. PoUrF

\ ~ - IVA 1tOC
'd.- shortest and Quickest route 10 ST Louis.
L Louisville, Lexington. Cincinnati. Mem
plus, Nashville, aud ali Eastern and Southern
Cities: Passengers leave ST. Joseph at 6 A. VI.
By thu Hannibal 4 II. Joseph Railroad aud cen
meet AT Hudson with the North Missouri. MAX
Ing Inc rrn IN i6 hours. atior.lng good nights
res; IN ~. l.ons and giving iaem the r!oi I, oi
all Roads out 81 81. Lsuis ',r the Eas, ane
South. BY taking the North Missouri, passen-
ge's
SAVE I3 HOURS TIME!
~ the connection Is Sure AT HUDSON.
a. ali Trains are dI:estel tn avail The arrival Il
the Ii. & ST 10. Trains, and tie drla's and dan
gers 81 Steamboat naviea ton are thereby avoided
BE sure 10 purchase tickets by the Norli, Mis-
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oth' r,lds TO exchange yoar tickets tor the river
route, where delay is almost inevitable at this
srason Of The year.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
and handed Carefully
7 ckets for sae ut the Office of the II 4 ST.
10. K. K. at -. Joseph.
J. &. MOULrON. supt.
WA. :: WILSON. General Ticket Agent, 81.
Leuis. No.
MAJ WV. NORM, Agent at st JOSEPH
August :9th, 1850, If
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