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VIRGINIA. SAVINGS BANK.
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Dne rtiitHee Yubtitum wirp auf rGes rprSuS nscrthtst,
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-01
See Fourth Page.
FOR SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER FULTON.
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.

New YORK, October 3l.-The steamer Fulton
noon.
The main features of her advices have been anti
cipated via Cape Race.
The steamer Edinburg had arrived out.
An insane man had made an unsuccessful at.
tempt to shoot the Queen of Spain.
The Garibaldian Ministry at Naples had re.
signed.
The departure of additional French troops for
Rome had been suspended for the present.
China advices report that the ship Isaac Bell had
been totally wrecked, but the crew were saved.
Melbourne dates to August 25th report trade as
in worse state than at previous advces. Four
ships had left for England with over 100000 ounces
in gold.
The French mail steamer Protas had been seized
at Naples.
A telegram from Constantnople announces the
burning of twenty two ships there.
Mr.. Hobbs, the famous locksmith, is about to re-
turn to the United States
Sheridan Knowles, the author, has been lost by
the wreck of the steamer Arctic on a voyage from
Hull to Cronstadt
The Notifications at Cherbourg and Algiers are
to be strengthened, and a number of steel cased
frigates are to be built in France.
The garrison of Merseilles is to be reinforced.
The French fleet at Naples has been recalled.
Advices from Syria state that the French have
established provisional municipality at Deiri.
Kammar has reinstated the Christians in the
houses built by the French soldiers.
The Paris -four market closed high under the in
tuence of the rainy weather.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
The latest commercial advices Liverpool report the
sales of cotton Wednesday at 900 bales including
5000 to spectators and for export The market closed
firm but quiet.
Provisions closed dull.
COnsols closed at q2AGGQ2A
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The New York Anti-Rent Suits

nally disposed of in the Supreme Court this morn
ing. The Court of Appeals, it will be remembered
affirmed the Judgment of the Supreme Court
which was in favor of the landlord, and directed
the record and proceedings to be committed to the
Supreme Court. The remititur was filed this
morning, whereupon Judge Hogeboom directed an
order to be entered declaring that the judgment OF
the Court OF Appeals stand as the judgment o.
the Supreme Court, and the plaintiffs have execu-
ton against the defendants for damages and costs
Under this decision the landlord can proceed a.
once to issue executions of the judgments rendered
for the recovery of the amount claimed, and alsc
the costs of the different actions
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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
u III M
The New York Tribune of this morning saws

There fair degree of activity in the Stock market
this morning, with continuance of the improved feel
ing of yesterday Notwithstanding the hammering the
bears who while secretly covering their shorts ap
parenty still anxious to put out their options. The Com.
mission houses continue to receive large amount of
orders to buy but those time almost impossible to
execute at fair difference from regularprices very
large amount of cash stock has been taken the
street within few days by outsiders nearly all the
fancies scarce. One Commission house alone has
taken out for its customers 1000 shares in the two
days The action of the last few days is very natu
raj one following the fall of last week the
weak holders of stocks being nearly cleared out the
market appears to be basis which cannot be dis
turbed.
We comparative statement Of the exports lex
elusive of specie from New York to foreign ports for
Il cir
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From New Mexico

INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, Oct. 30.-The New Mexican
mai, with dates to the 18th inst, arrived to-day
Mr.. Auberg has succeeded in recovering sixty
three of his mules that stolen by the Indians.
In all probability, that is all he will get back.
The hostile Indians are all around Santa Fe, and
the citizens dare not venture any distance out for
fear of being murdered.
There is no news from the army in the noun
aims sent out in pursuit of the Navajoe Indians.
No hostile Indians were seen on the plains. and
the news from there is of no importance.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New YORK, Oct 31.-Flour is heavy-sales Of IS 600
poIs so9aern Is no Wheat has advanced 1c
white Western $l.50GS156 Corn is steady-saies of
600 bushels at 6Sa69 cts Pork is heavy at SIS GOA
$40 for Mess, and Sl4 425G$1475 for Prime whiskey is
dull at % cts. Sugar steady at 6%7h cts Spirits
Turpentne dull at S994l cts. Rosin is dull. Rice is
steady at 4%G44 cts.
NEW ORLEANS, October 3o.-Cotton firm; sales to-day
5000 bales at II 4Gl1 cts Sales of three days 800
bales receipts of three days 900 bales against 43
year 500 bales Stock all Southern ports less than
last year 1873 ooo bales Flour dull s5O5 so for su
Liverpool, 1924. Exchange on London lO7KGio71 X
and with bills of lading 1O6@lO64 Sight exchange on
New York ak per cent. discount.
MOBILE, October 29.-Cotton-Saes to-day $500 bales
The steamers news caused less rmness IL cts the
turn is in favor of the buyer
CHICAGO, October 30.-Flour active. Wheat dull and
CT lower sales 5000 bushels S5G65 cts for North
western cluo S2H ASK cts for No l. 7966sO6 cts for
No 2 in store. Corn steady sales $500 bushels at 35
cts, in store. Oats quiet. Receipts-S 900 bbls -four
~ 900 bushels wheat as OO0 bnshels corn 400 hb Al
oats Shipments 600 bbls -four 100 bushels wheat
81, 900 bushels Freighs firm Sight Exchange on
New York per cent. premium.
CINCINNATI, October 30.-Flour market unsettled no
sales of importance superne offered at S44 90 with
buyers Whiskey advanced ct: at lex cts Provisions
unchanged and nothing done. Money market and sight
exchange on New York unchanged.
ALBANY, Oct 30.-Flour dull, and tendency downward
30 for red State 81 so for white winter State including
l,SOO bushels State, aoat at S1266 No sales of
rye and Oats steady at SO cts for State sales
600 bushels this afternoon 800 do to clear boat IS
cts Barley less active and lower State; sales Is
bushels Canada West at 76 cts for stained slK@s2 cts
for good $500 bushels four rowed State at 7O72 cts
including bag lots of Wayne county at 65 and Cayu
county, in lots, at 6I cts Whiskey % cts sales
bbs.
BUFFALO, Oct. 30-Flour quiet and steady Wheat
frmer and holders asking an advance ou Spring and
club sales 5000 bushels white Canada at $127 Corn
quiet sales Barley slightly easier sales 600 bu sh
at Ga cts. Whiskey nominal, at q cts.
0swEGo, Oct. 30.-Flour steady; sales small. Wheat
quiet; scarcity of boats checks operations sales
bushels No. Chicago Spring at $780, afoa Corn firm
err with moderate demand for home consumption; sales
10, eco bushels Indiana at SO cts aoat. Other grains
Mat
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Railroad Travel Interrupted.

LYYCHBURG, Va, Oct. 3l.-The travel on the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad has been inter-
connections for a week.
1t is impossible to ascertain the exact location of
the bridges that have been destroyed on the road,
but they are south of Lynchburg. The agent of
the road at Washington is redeeming the tickets
sold to passengers at the Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road denot
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FROM HAvANA.-The steamer Star of the West
S. P. Griffin commanding, from New Orleans Oct.
% and Havana Oct. 26, arrived at New York on
Tuesday night. There was very little of interest
occurring at Havana.
On the 23d inst. vessel with 400 negroes on
board was brought into Havana, by Spanish man
ofwar.
The sugar market was quiet at the following
rates:
Whites, common, at 11G11k rals per arroba; do good
to choice 12G12H rias per aroba Camanchas inferior
No. s. sGS4 rias per arroba; do good choice No 10
and IL, S4@s% rals per arroba. Quebrados inferior
No. 13 and A. 9G94 rias per arroba do. good No Is
and 16 10910A rals per arroba; do. SUPERIOR No IL
and 49, 0H104 rals per arroba; do choice, No 10 and
and 90 1lG111H rials per arroba Muscovado trans
actions.
Fine Cuba Corees s1sG1sK per quintal.
Exchange-London, 60 days, 14d14x prem; Paris do
1G14 prem; New York do. SOAK prem; Baltimore,
payable in New York, do, Az prem.
INFAMOUS FRAUD ON FEMALEs-A DEsPIcABLE
ScoUNDREL.-A day or two since New York
sharper landed in Philadelphia, and hired room
at No. 2l3 Union street. He then advertised in
the Ledger for young ladies to learn business
which would pay from 81 to SO per week. Quite
number of females answered the advertisement,
and were told that they must pay $40 each. This
all except ten or twelve of them declined. The
latter paid over the funds and were told to call
next day. They did so, and found the sharper had
vanished during the night.
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Nunttarp aro Commercial Rebifm.
RALTIMORF- Oct 81 lSRl

BALTIMORE, Oct. 81, 1850.
The announcement this morning the suspens sion os
the old and welknOwn banking house Messrs Josiah
Lee Co. combined with the stoppsge yesterday of the
banking house of Messrs. Appleton Co., has created
considerable CONSERVATION and alarm in financial circles
ana mas caused good deal of utterng among the Stock
operators Both of the above houses understood
have been largely engaged in stock operations and their
embarasmens supposed to have proceeded from this
cause The effect of these stoppage has been depress
nearly all the stocks the list, and to create almost
panic in the money market. Call loans considerable
extent were made to-day the undoubted securities
at per cent per month"; and parties declined loan.
ing even at this rate.
AT the Stock Board to-day the operations light
nut for almost everything the list the market was
heavy sale of so shares Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
was made at s72x cash, this figure being decline Of
S3S on the last sale and the 1 only for
1t buyer 60 days. Northern Central Railway for which
S22 was asked yesterday offered to-day 500 but
no bid was made for it, Northern Central 1885 bonds de-
cned to IN per cent. Sales made of 81 900 of
them at co. and $1,000 at 59h and they left of at 594
bid, 59H asked. The only sale Of Baltimore and Ohio
bonds of $25O 1s62s at 65 but 1855 closed at
only 81 bid 81 asked There were 50 900 City 6s 1890
sold at 99h and 5000 1855 at esq but for 1905 only
9s% was bid at the close Bank Stocks continue firm
The only sale today however, one of 50 shares
Franklin at SIN The Mining Stocks were all heavy
and lower. Gardner Hill, for which SAX cash was bid
yesterday sold to-day to the extent of about 900 shares
at from SlS down to 81 10, and it closed 81 bid SAX
asked regular way. Springfield declined cts. per
share Sales made of 100 shares GOO at So and
500 at 81 95 and it closed at 81 90 bid So asked regular
way. Guord declined 80 cts, but Cambridge Deep
River sold at yesterdays figures Sales made of
27O0 shares Guord at from s13O down to 1.2J, 900
shares Cambridge at 55 cts and 600 shares Deep River
at 45 cts Nothing was done in any of the other Mining
stocks, but they all closed heavy
In New York to-day stocks dropped off again although
of them advanced the first board Missouri 6s
and Erie each improved at the first board but Missouri
6s fell off at the second board and Erie ~ New York
Central declined 81; Reading n Cleveland and Toledo
u; Harlem 81; and Gaena and Chicago 81 Canton and
Rock Island sold at the figures yesterday
Michigan Southern improved ST. and Michigan Southern
guaranteed y.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
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KnnSnS Affairs

LEAvENwoRTH, Oct. 30.-1he Times of this city
has information from Southern Kansas that a com
pany of United States dragons, sixty in number,
under command of Capt. Sturgis, accompanied by
Indian Agent Cowan had been driving the settlers
The Times correspondent states that seventy
four houses had been burned and the occupants
turned out. Much excitement prevails in South
ern Kansas in consequence, but it is thought the
statements are greatly exaggerated.
A meeting of the citizens of this county was held
last evening, to devise plans for the general relief
OF the sufferers in the Territory. A committee was
appointed to solicit immediate aid from the East.
committee was also appointed to act in concert
the matter, and call has been issued for confer
ence at Lawrence, on the I4th of November.
The river is exceeding ly low at this point, and
navigation diflicnlt.
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vorabe fer packing before they brought Packers
complain that the present has been very unfav
orable one for cutting both cattle and hogs
The Madison (Ind.) Courier says
Forty thousand hogs have been purchased by Madison
packers this So SO to e wnnhf
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New ORLEANS, Oct. 3l.-The steamer De Soto,
from Havana on the 9th, has arrived below. The
sugar market at Havana was unchanged.
Receipts of Flour and Grain at New York
New YORK, Oct. 3l.-The receipts of Flour and
Grain at New York foot up as follows: Flour A, 500
bbls. Wheat sc, 600 bushels. Corn 0,000 bushels.