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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-17
Very Latest by Telegraph
4 O'CLOCK =. M.
MORE COTTON RUN THE BLOCKADE.

New York, April II. The rebel steamer
Austin lately arrived at Havana from New Or
leans, laden with cotton. The so-called English
steamer Mirmaon had also arrived there with
cotton, together with number of small vessels.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-17
Office OF !he N. Hayward Company.
MANUFACTURERS OF INDIA RUBBER GOODS,
10 MIX and IS Congress- Streets.

BOSTON, MARCH 1sT, 1852.
TO Manufacturers, the Iradc, and the PuJhc
In the grant from the n. Hayward Company tC Metro
potan Washn1 Machine Company, under the license of
Charles Goody said n. Hayward Company for the
of Vucanized India rubber coverings for rolls, the
right TO such application 10 the Bailey macliNe 81 t.
ciay reserved and is exclusively owned by the n. Hay
ward Company. These machines and rights guar
anteed the trade and manufacturers and is the only
invention in which the Nulcanize RUbber Hol.s and
erings for Rolls do not the shaft smut Tie
clothes
The injunction granted in favor of the Il. Hayward
ComUany. joint conf lainaus. and the subse qurnt
grant, with the above reservation fully establish the rph
this article in the r. Ha ywar Company. ANY Dl H
ar REPRESENTATION l. FALSE, and evidently in.
tended to impose upon the public false represe Of
title we'll worthless Machines. that turn the
shaft and smut. NJ Hay WARD OMPANY.
THO. C. WEEKS, Agent.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-17

RI H!s Machine is adapted TO all kinds Of Clothes, fro
! pocket handkerchief to htdquilt. Y,u wiring
your Clothes III less than qua ter Of the time, al
much dryer that they will dry in one half the time and
not injure your Clothes ha much when twisted
by hand. This Machine is fomtd with wo SPRING
ROLLS COVERED WITH RUBBER and constr ucttd as to
together wish great pressure and turn fast and easy.
The springs in the rolls constructed as to yield the
most in the CENTRE where the u,k Of the Clothes
conducted they pass between them. BY 'his the
springs WITH the rubber close tight around the Clothes
hat thpvr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-17
1862. 7 l II e. 1862.
Will ~ cfincciiDhs. J0lur
HE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUT1,


with IL Connection lorms
TIE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
fSox Exw.ioKE TO THE PhiNc.rAL WEsTERs CITIES
Egl trains daily from NewfoTk 10 Philadelphia Via
Eew.JeIsey aud Camden and Amboy line. - .
ALL THROUGH TRANS FOR THE WEST By THIS
ROUTE LEAyL NEW.YOhK FROM THE
FOOT or COUBTLANDIST.
BY way Of Philadelphia the osDng passengers lcsyc New
York at ine Other routes Evening passengers
s,e p m one hour later than other lines
By ~ey Of Allentown evening pa engers leave st
three hours later than the Northern Ines aud by both
suive Il the the Northern lines in Chcsgo and all
points 10 the North Wet CTestline Indianapolis, LOuisys
yoint' West, with fewer changes Of cars
seepsg Cars without change, from Philadelphia TO
Sblgh 55 miles and NewYor Pittsburgh, 40 aiiss
Smoking nd Saloon Cars ti.trains
Esge the same a other Tostes.
BARGE checked through. Transfers nee.
seeore Ticket, gS s1 ga, nsss n fDNsh
Ihs fennsyhanlz Central Company runs an Einisrsnt
Accommodate Kline which aG4ds u comfortable mode u
d fare .,,.,,
By Ibis route eisl.s Ct all descriptions be forwarded
AID from any point the Railroads Of Ohio Kentucky In
~ Wet by steamers from Pittsburgh
The ss.of Freight 20 ard from any point Ia the Westby
ne Psnnyivsnis Raosd at oil times - favorable
charged By other Hasosd Conp4ne Merchants rad ship
prs iDlruting tie spoatoD Of their Freight 70 tbs COra
s'y Car rely with confidence on ~ sJoedy tIansiI
Farmers and Dealer, 10 Live StOck viii md ms most ad
,Lsgos' route, Capsclous Yard. wen "se'ed ana sup
WIN eveiy convenience have been opened on THIS ne
!r'n srrsours where VIII be found eysy convenience for
sI. "a yI,ysS eneise eseTsd o. &c PI r
IL ELLIOTT Passenger gent. No. Astor.Ilouse.
LkhCh Co., Freight Agents. ,,,...
u,o No. hsor Honie snd No South Wilism's..
~sDoNALD BIscHOfF, Emsraai Agents
TkoCH LEwIS Gspsrt supt Altoops, r.
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NETWORK d NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY 8, lss2
Passenger Station Ia New YORK corner EtAst and 9Th
avenue. Entrance on 27thst.


Passenger station ia NewYok corn.r g7tA.s and 9Th.
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK.
For New-Hsven, ga H. tExl l2i5, s. (Er } $50, $50
aud 8p N. tEx - -.
ard .. IN. (Ex) -
Ia m. l2l5, $50. 1902 IN.
For koIwst. 7 80 a m. l2i5, g. or } sSo 40, $50
. 2. m, (EID
For D.iiea and Greenwich 3d. a. Ia l2i5. 49, 40
s30p m.
Yor stamford. @ tEIl $50, IN. bis D. E1.) aSo
40. $50 8p IN. (EID
For Port Chester and intermediate stations 30 IN.
II Is $50 40. $50. 30 p. m
For Port Chester and New Rochsle q IN. (Exl
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston, via Springfield a m 3, lEx) 8 p m,
FOR Boston. via Shore Line, 1915. p m. (EI)
For Hartford and Springfield Ia (Ex } lli5 bga J
Up IN, LIZ
For Connecticut River Railroad to Montreal a. In (EI
and u Is p H., to Northampton.
For hartford Providence and fishiil Railroad a. Ln
tn l2l3p IA.
re- new Hsven. New-London and stoning,on Railroad .t
ss n, 1915. 3. p. m, (E1.)
Cana kslfoad, I2.i5 p. M. 10 Northampton.
for Hopssiou5 Esirosd to Pittsheid p m, 10
FswhuhTd. Saturday, through 70 Pittste!d
For SsDxstuci Railroad. 4. a. m, 3
For DsBbury sad NoTwak baiIOsd, 7, $50 a. M $50
On ~
JANIS II. HDYF. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-17
THURSDAY, Oct. IG-r. ~,

The transactions at Tho Block Board to-day were
TO II large extent, but the interest was mainly cen
tered in gold, which after the imitation of yesterday
had late in the day closed at 1856 This morning the
street transactions were at 1891, but under heavy
lots coming on tie market the quotation fell off 10
1921. A reaction then took place, and now specnla-
tive buyers coming in, the market improved to lJ',
again closing at l3iI bid. In Governments there
WAS fair business done at about yesterday :
prices but were rather weak. When tho call
reached tho shares, the tendency was TO lower
prices, but toward the close Of tho session
there was large deposition to buy stocks,
and the quotations bad an improving tone. Between
the Boards the market was stronger and the im-
proved feeling continued ct the Second Board. The
movement in gold WA again very large, the sales at
l3J reaching 100000. After tho regular session
there was considerable excitemen. in some OF the
flncies, especially in Hie, Michigan Southern, NC
The feeling stronger than we have noticed Tor
several days, and the advanced bids brought out but
moderate amounts OF stock. Erie sold largely at
59i and 81, Gsleua 81, Fort Wayne was 81 hid aud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-17
Chc Rebel Guides.

80. ",, ,ha, the men who poied the Rebels SO
through State during the sSsp' a"S wsss
sylvanan' BreesnIdse De~GS as AZ" W lUo
S Slous s"d Rriun The latter is believed TO he the
S Sa,I'' who no approhended Cook, of John Browas
man WE" Of Invasion" These traitors have been in
Frapaim County for II years where they have
and SsSb Of a aSs pecSa eoud essT
os.r the Rebels in any direction. II is said that
,hsy sonelt an interview with Hampton, and cheer.
tnliy volunteered their services. These sboud
bs watched, and, with others OF their kind, apprs.
headsd, arrested, and severely punished.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-17
GUNNY CLOTH b fax request and held With increased
hfunsss, Gales Of Is bses 1t 1910

ouNNY CLOTH Z b ii, request end held with increased
hfnnsss, Gales oils bales 1t !3fc
bsls New at l6U25c for TO choice quality cheHy a.
220Sc for good prime further advance In Gold and Exc
change anticipated and corresponding insres's In The
HAYThe market h 6rm the demand fair, sales Of ~
nIDEsJhe inquiry r Dry Hides still good aud pricss
are very nrl sales Of 800 Lsguayrss on private terms
.rs @ At the in s. Of e COO Sa Canmss
R.ckand at 1pc. aIa 90 do, Lump at 81, cash.
MOLASSES-A good. steady trade doing for consumption
a vol sustained prces sa Of 81 bhda siusoyvado at 90
3Sc 30 be do at &C. 20 hhds Cayed Cuba &c., and %
hhds Barbados at 43c
orally especially for the low aud medium gaies of Rosins
OILs-Crude Whale /: fsy active. and prices ss.ia
vlls IT The Ta. a. &c. and Eco DO aeye,ed here ::
s s Of 10 S S5 sgf' I .as a ads fs g:
ean IL quite firm aud in demand; saes 81 90 bb fog
ia'se derey cash Refined Pe,,9eam Is h s sDd
PROVl,iOSs-rhe Pork market 1. quite scve, sut.wh
@s. for Ness ~ ga u 50 for Prime Beef ds
80 IN sae sesenee Of arrivals sins5 ,aies " ~ S
very quiet but Is and firm Lsrd is actve. and
% sale. Of AGO bbs tps srive) at i0i0ic Csl
9ul' s1d' with oniys light oerpg prices favor the
RlCE-rhere has been nothing DON, to-day woahy d
H0 so rn &c 81 ali kinds are fully sustained
but no, ooo.b Iaes costumes active AID Is very arm
lo nhd' ioc.adiig Cuba s;4l0c and NewCrlsans a
J3I3 boxes Havana
9t0ic. HefHed e hru ~' o>"'
sPiCES-Thers fs steady moderate NJ. inc.. dons a
steady prices sales Of 80 Nu.mexs 4, c 10 hss. %
per a. aSSc loo mats Casss 4sc and 1o bag, Pimsa.
sALI-tne moket is hrmer for Turks Isiaud and sooA
inquiry prevails sales Of I4.CO0 bush at &c.
SEED5-A limited demand for Timothy Se~dst al a1iA
~ bash Clover seed H. In lni 81 request at a,lvss
Rough tlsxseed /, wanted At 81 100 ~ &c y bush.
LEAs-fhe demand Tor Back; eostInas god and prices
cnonss aud AMI al advancing prices.
IA.Low-ln s demand {. lar, and the ustet s arn.
slss Of 80 ID Wes,ern at l2c. City l. held i2.o.
Whishflhe market 10 less bloyant aud Closes heavy.
the o-sut 1sy.ver fair; Of loo bols ss 3y03sfc.
iof S.a,e AID ~, e3s &C. for Western.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-17
IusBsR IRON EACH STAIR
Cana Sim 4 fyhs Galvea Hors6
Total. l6

Hides. 6saTcSP n: TLlow. 4 ale. y n Pshs, slO
81 IS each, Calf Skins 1d9c y 70.
n BBeef Extra and Fret quality ncde nothing but the
best, large tat, stalled Oxen. Second quality includes the
best Oxen best sfed Cows aud the beet three.
Steers Ordinary consists Of Bulls and the refuse q
lots
quality are thrown out. . - ~,
There the Grand Trunk and Eastern Rail-
road 30 over Boston and Lowell and " over the Fitch
ourR 49,
kEsARx The best qualities OF Beef sold the ~ sse
week: st l5QSs 81 T. cwt few psr little superors
sold as high ~ y Smaller Beef sold full a. high a.
last week supply Of Store Cattle and fair numbef
prices. ,.,,
ties There lots OF Canada rsher SUPERIOR cold -
high az - 20 y head
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-17
Markcts-oiHsrrIrrR sroKrsp YoK TIM n r. rs,r ~,

In . - ~
THURSDAY. Oct Ii. 1872.
ASHES steady and fair reques. at y IS fol- Pots and
T. ~ for Pearls.
market to-day. though the uadn 10 isr Fees are steady
We quote Al Ole. for Middirg.
COFFEE-Rio la. been IL fsr demand. and higher rate,
bag, at 2c aud bags sapto. skmmings 2oc. ohc
Kinds steady Sales OF 10 bbs Jamsis ct Zc cash, aud
40 bse. Governments lava on private terms
FLOUR AND MEAL-lhe Flour ma,&et Is quite active
end Western and State again V3kac DBL hglnef under
limited arrival. and moderate sock The advance Is con
hued to the low and medium extras, when sell shdef ~
IN. sales se bb at 81 4Oa S6 10or supsrns State
and ssern; 80 bO for old and new Estra state ~
81 fancy do ~ " % for the w srade: OF west
- % for trade brands do Flour is better, sod
prices unsettled bat tho Transaction. are .tIced owing
to the messr supply Offering sales Of ~ o's ~ 20 w.
brands Southern Flour Is aad IN good do
nnd for present and cre delivery sales Of LOO ools at
10 9J9i % for mixed to good supeInns baltimore Sc aud
~ lOd for brands do State Flour quite
srd 25c b. bel her, with sales at va TO- the later
rate Extras. Rye Flour !, IN faiI demand snd Is hIm
Gales of 200 bbls - 3o0 ~ 20. Corn Meal 10 quiet but
firm at 50 Tor jersey and 80 @Gf4 Tor Braudyvinc.
GRAIN-The Wheat market 10 ess animated and opened
es.ier decline in gold and exchange but with
action In closed steady Mt yeseIdAys prices The sales
embrace 1 100 bushels and consist OF iO bush Chicago
spng at ~ 22Q$l 27 t4toO do Milwaukee Cuhat 81 "A
a 31i A. 100 do Amber Iowa, &C.. at VI $50 81 IS
s4G III 40, and 500 do White Michigan at III -
81 81. Barley 10 Ia good request aud Ia aud q
sales Of 600 bush good Canada 10 az Two at %l23 Barley
Malt is quiet but scarce AID nominal Mt asa q Oats
quiet and caser sales Of Canadian snd State at -
a3ac and old state and Western at 59c. Rye Ia IN Ugh,
supply and IL quite m at BJB4c fer Prime STATE sales al
1900 bush. ordinary Western HE Corn ia In bette
supply 40 also the qusiy end lees rm but IA good de
uiand 1sles OF $4,000 bush a, 56a6to for Hot Warm
aud BlueEyedi b1a66c. for shipping mixed 'OGIlc ~
Western Yellow, and b2ai0c. Tor White Western the in.n,
rate inferior The Corn now arriving pleased 10
DUMMY BAGS arc 6mer aud In fair demand sales Of osQ
i bslss d l1o., essb.
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Amnsemcnte.

4 AURA KEENE's THEATER.
Ia SPECIAL NOTICE.
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT BUT 0Nn
MISS LAURA KEENE
In her
UNRlvALED PRESERVATION
Of the
HEROINE ACTRESS
the
ARCH COOUETrE
NOBLE-HEARTED WOMAN.
The persorbtion Of this deeply interesting character
MISS KEENE,
Ia nightly greeted with
ROUND AFTER ROUND OF APPLAUSE
from tho
MOST FASHIONABLE Audiences.
FRIDAY EVENING. Oct II,
REG WOFFlNGTON,
AID the
COLLEEN BaWN SETTLED AT LAST
On MONDAY Oct. Goth -
WILL POSITIVELY BE PRODUCED
an entirely new COMEDY, before acted. entitled
no REST FOR THE WICKED.
NO REST FOR THE WICKED.
Mr. BLAKE and Miss LAURA KEENE
in the principal roles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-17
Cnmbridge Cattle Market.


RFPoRTED FoR THs \. 7. TKlsuss. BIT iso. RrPf.
Der. IS. l0s1
Whoenumber Of Cattle at market e shout 40 Bsevs9
and $50 store. consisting OF MorsiDs O4en Mich Cowa A
one. and three year ola. l..
PRICES or MARkzT BgrI-Ex.t. e6 ga Sc 30: 6nDt
usi,y IS 75d So second quality IS as third quality 81
PEIcYs OF oTosa CArrLs.-W oikiDg Oxen, per psis,
s73a $50; Cows and Calves. from Sl!. ga 50; YeeS
inss, S79+9, rwoyeU-oIds el;d @l6i Thres-ysase dA
$l70 1 10.
Sheep and Lambs $500 msrtst prices In lots % -
&c IS each; extra 90. &3z5a - 90. H.I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-17
Ecst ano founo.
Seeming AlaGbines.
Ocean Steamers.

4 RRANGFMENT commencing July ], lS62.-
"A FOR CALIFORNIA. VIA PANAMA
A hrseso will lesv- hewYofk on TIE ls' llih
ard zs, Of sscb month except whom these dsss al on
SUNDAY when tie day Of departure viii bs The MoNsAf
following
Fx hssl.or ps.,sxe apply at the only Office No Bowl
inz.usen u. Is. ALLEN. Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-17
yIrceipts Of Produce,

Der. 16 go bbIs. Flour 4s4 bbs WHISKY 16s bba Corn
Meal 81 bags do. l26 go bush Wheat T200o push Conn
$1,000 Oats. $40 pigs Provisions 27S pkgs. Lard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-17
0bc0nrf.

FASHION PLEASURE GROUND ASSOCI-
Il AXIOM.
TUREF GREAT RACES
Between GEN. BUTLER and ROCKINGHAM FOR tl,oo
each race on FRIDAY Oct IT, ~ sud a. The above named
will hr.i wssOr, the second IN harness
and the third under the saddle.
Mills UEsTs. bEsT ~
D. Mace names. Cen Butler
w. noble uAgcs
Special tAin Tor tho Couris will iesve Jame'sip Il
o'clock eonuect with tie st Huncrs Point OF u
O'clock. and Immediately ssr tho IIcufsou
Uckes or this train - from Hunters Point. 20 oegss
a.o leave Jsta u, Ferry every i've minute.
The shove between 0rn BaoT and Roc tn CHAM viii
JOSEPH cRocIrERog M.n.ssr
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Total do ,osep. % 2es?oJ u 2o7'9s9 y 3Ja2os 81
The following is.s statement Of the amount of cosl
transported over the Delaware, Lackawanna and
WesieIn Railroad, FOR the week ending Saturday
o. 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-17

TaNHE GREAT EASTERN having touched the
ground her late passage from Liverpool i has been
considered advisable TO nake thorough examination oil hef
bottom before sending her 10 Her departure will there
fore be- delayed beyond her previously sdycded day Of sail
Ing Holders tickets viii hsvo them renewed or
Us money returned they may dssus. Duo notice will 10
given of the tLip's departure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-17
NJ q. ROBERTS'S LINE STEAMSHIPS,
W. FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON VIA MIC
ARtGUA-
Through a. advance Of the mail -
GREAT REDUCTION IN FARES DlHnOH 10
4 L

on NJ "
NO DETENTION on THE ls1HNtS
The new aid splendid steamship AMERICA, 2vo tuna
JEFF. MARY CoLnnsndsr will sail on SAT- HDAf, OStobcf
as at O'Clock precs,y from her Pio et the foot o.
War.e.si korfh River San JOSH DID Note oont-ctAg
with the fast end we'll knoxn steamship MOSES TAfL
30 r. Howss Commander TO sail without dslsy TOT
9sn fnoisco direct svs Of the at san Juan
Co Sur
The speed and socommod,tiOn Of these steamers ATE I'M
surps.,.d y sny steamers on either ocean and intended
20 land passengers by this line Ia San francisco within 81
day.
Tho undersgned. having been In thc California trade RON
the beginning begs Inform the public that this 10 p-fna
pa; for the purpose Of being bought
driven Tae sps will positively leave tho day advef
died month and in siI months other shigs viii be
ready. 90 that double service msy be relied upon.
For information OF Passage sPPy 70 -
81. O. ROBrRrS
No III Wes,.st. osrnrr Of Msrfen..t, North Rivsr.
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Amusements.
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

(
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS.
IMMENSE CROWDS.
IMMENSE CROWDS.
IMMENSE CROWDS.
GREAT ENTHUSIASM.
INTENSE EXCITEMENT.
BOUCICAULTS GREAT DRAMA,
BOUCICAULTs GREAT DRAMA.
BOUCICAULrs GREAT DRAMA,
.PAUVRETTE;
PAUVkETTE;
PAUVRETTE;
PAUVRETTEj
"UNDER THE SNOW"
UNDER THE SNOW"
"UNDER THE SNOW"
RECEIVED WITH RAPTUREs OF APPLAUSE
by crowded aud enthusiastic .udisnees
EXEs s6EsEHy = REhGRI Mnoy MITE IT
GLORIOUS OLD SWITZERLAND,
And the rich aud beautiful
PALACES AND CHArEAUX OF FRANCE,
forming sueceon of and passion that none but
this seai mater Of the dramatic art has ever effected.
''' THE a' GRASS if'iS. si ayaas 4; 81 Snow
lHE BURIED h ilG,,rrp
THE ANXIOUS AND DISTRESSED FATHER;
OUTBURSTS OF TERRIFIC AfPLAUsEl
TWIN DO fRi iHsa.xIFF AFTERNOON. a, . o'clock. aud
THIS EvENlNd: at y o'clock.
THE BEAUTIFUL COLORED TROPICAL FISH
continue be tho admiration Of everybody Their unique
forms and brilliant coor which Include every hue Of tee
rlinbow are alike wonderful aud interesting They arc {, be
seen at all houi.. s.o the sAChED BULL AND
COW OF rIlE HiNDOOS. LIVING MONSTER SNAKES.
LIVING HAPPY FAMILY WAX FIGURES and . million
Of other Wonders
Admission to all. rs Children under ten. is cen,s.
NIBLO's GARDEN.
~ Lessee aud Msnaser...............WA WHEATLEf.
the FIFTH WEEK OF
EDWIN FORREST.
His frat sp1eArsrc this season as
SPAHrACUS.
In the great American tragedy Of
THk GLADIATOR
Mr. T. McCulough.... .Phsarius
FRIDAY EVENING. Oct II. lt6s,
THE GLADIATOR 49,.
EDWIN FORREST .....as..........~ -. .sfAhIACuS
PhasaTius bfother to simultaneously McCuAopSi
Crasus the Roinsn PIEor............hr: H. SLe"e 81
julia niece OF tles.us y IL As.
Musical Harvey Is. Dod"oin
Eishts Of the performance Of
EDWIN FORREST.
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY THURSDAY and FRIDAY.
Mr HACKEIP5 Nithu
TUESDAY and SATURDAY.
With the exception OF the Pfes.. No tREE LIST.
Circle and Paignri.e. 50 centG Secured PArquee
Stalls IS cents, Family Circle 2 cents.
Tho performances viii a. "a o'clock The door'
" Al o'clock.
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GA asked, 80. The hrmness Of Erie and Fort Wayne
Is caused by the unexpectedly large receipts. At
the close Of business the market indicated further
advance tomorrow.
The market for Foreign Bills las been excited by
the violent movements Of gold, and after declining
10 147 for Sterling recovered to l490l5O, with but
little doing. Francs are 3.80a3.75.
Freights are dull and easier. To Liverpool, the
engagements are 48 900 bush. Wheat at liz a 3D.,
in bulk aud bags; 100 boxes Bacon at 37s. Cd; 800
tans Provisions at 3504Os; LOCO boxes Cheese at
4Os; $40 rkgs. Butter at f0s., and per steamer 900
boxes Cheese at 9Os so boxes Bacon at 9Os, and 5O
tics. Beef at SOS. To London: 500 bbs. Flour at
Be-. Cd. To Glasgow: 200 ties. Grease Lard at 4Os.
The Charters area British bark to Cork for orders,
with Wheat at 1885,, and an Italian brig. with Wheat
to Cork for orders, at l3ld
The business Of the Sub Treasury was: Receipts,
$97l 400 81 - for Customs $4,000; Payments,
S7i3,57 IL; Balance, 81, Cos, 082 81.
An advertisement having appeared calling in the
Coupons on the Second Mortgage Bonds of the La
Crosse Road. we print the annexed telegram show
ing that the advertisement must have been issued
under msapprehension
Deny assertion that there has been modification Of
the Decree of be Court affecting the position OF the bond
holders The Second Mortgage Bond, stand precisely as they
did,
This dispatch comes from the representative Of
$iO0, 600 of the Bonds, who is now in Wisconsin.
The earnings Of the Erie Railway for the month
of September were:
Observation-Disclosures. Sst4 AT 10
idol'.......'.... 9i9''i' "
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increase ....s.....'......s....'. clso sVJ Vi
The October receipts thus far show AN equally
favorable rosut
Tie Official report of the September traffic Of the
Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad shows even a
more favorable result than was expected. Tho
increase il, in round numbers, sl27, 900, Of which
ISL 900 is in passengers. The increased earnings Of
the year now s53j 267. The increase in Sertem-
Der is AZ cent on the previous year. This road
now promises 10 do even better than the estimate,
which was l2i Y cent on the stock. Tie figures
are rs follows;
The approximate earnings Of the Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne, and Chicago Railway during tie month Of
September uliimo., compared with the same period
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NorIcx-Th. restrictions on travel having been removed
by order Of the War Department passenger about to visit
Europe will longer be required 70 provide themselves wh
ps.,IoIts JOHN q. DALE, Agent.
CEEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL touching
~ at Qusensown Cork Hbibofl.-Ths Livsrpoel. New
Ymk aud rbisdephs ste.mtSp Company intend d'pr,ch
in their full po~e ed Clyde built ~ Ssanshos a. follow,
CITY or WAsHINUION.......... .'.ssiuuhy' &c. az
CITY or ................' sstorssy' Des
sud eyr-r succeeding SATURDAY. sss noon. nom f'ei
No. "a North River.
PASSAGE.
FIRST CABIN.........&b5 STEEHACg. ..'.ssss's"H
First Csbn LondOu.. DO Sterrags 70 I"ndon....s'
Flint Cabin 10 Paris % sieersgs 10 Paris
flint Cabin 10 Hamburg. - st.ernge ~ Hamburg ~
Passengers forwarded TO Hsyrs Bremen ioteroan
Antwerp &c, At equally low Tstea.
from Queenstown: lst Cabin Ht', ~9
and siI5 seersge from Liverpool. +t1 From oursns-
town a5 And those who wish send or tLes !fends can
buy tickets here at these rates
These Steamers have superior accommodations Tor pss'.
gers strongly built in siuRhi iron Sectons and
csIy Psteat Fe Annihators. Expaicnoed Surgeons as
tliacned 10 esch steamer ..
For further Information apply IN Liverpool TO WILLIAM
iNMAN Agent, No. ~ Ws-rs in Glasgow TO ALIEN NAL
COLIN. No. - Enoch-,qlsre ~ Qneenfown TO G. W.
ID. SEYMOUR Co. In London TO ElVESh MACY No
81 Kiog Wilism-.t H. Psris 70 JULES pECOUE. No 10
Roe Dame des Nicoire. Place 10 bourss In Phis-
oerhis to JOHN o. DALE, No. III "snutH.. or al the
Company's Ohee.
JOHN %. DALE Agent. No. Is Broadway. N. T.
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IL TERMINUS-PasseueeT Depot. James dip and foot Of
3ih al RAT ioT seaport. S.1 HsTbor. Orient,
ard Hamptons a; u and $50 Tot Syossei at $3.50
o N for Greeupoi; at D. NJ. for fsrmiugdis Sundays
train leaves Hunters Point (i - FerTy) 30 m,
for Rivehead aud date stations at excursion rates.
returning leaves Rivsrhesd 81 3 p m.