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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-11-17
VI MEMORANDA.

REFOEr OF BAG KExEHAsEHA y-Let Honolulu Aug II,
and touched At Kauai left there Aug Il fr Phenfx Island
Arrived there August =. touched at Enderbury's Island, Aug.
80. IHt there sane day for Bakers Island, arriving there
S~pt-2 Lcn there sept s. Arrived at McKeAn's sept. -.
and sailed same day for JARVIS Island, where Ee auiv-I Oct.
-. LEI Tor HonolzlG. Oct %, arriving IN port Nov. II, after
4 passage Of ~ days
The Am bark AareiiI, laying Of ant on, al NeKean-- Island
when =e sailed. n. J. FLETcHER. Master.
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Asorr TIE MNIS-Thc Sfrta had 4 long p"S'
age from san Francisco. but considering Tue 9eA7o ~
OF the year, not unusual. She brought d d ma,
mail. which was the New York mali oil sept !.
That of Oct. had not arrived mp TO the Zith- al"
it i probable might be- out several da!S i'"=',
owing to the severe storm IN the Atihh'c' ar"
prevailed early in October, The bark Co''e' WIN"
had not arrived al san Francisco up 10 OCT "a
would probably leave that port about 'he ~" :.
10th inst. and bring the New York mans oi ~ :
and 18th. n also the passengers by tue s'e""i''S u
,bos. dates. Her arrival may he confidently eN-
na.,.I Nv he 9th 70 10th of November. The
IrorcLooo bark PrTa.e would leave san Francisco
abon, the same time. but there is no certainty that
she will touch here.
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DEPARTURES ~.

Nov. IO-ScLr Kate Lee, Fountain, hr Lahafns and N4kee'
Landing.
I2-Ste1mer klaGsa- Bennett, or winiEari Ports
I3-Schr Moi Nahine. Georg-, fr SaEiIxIi-
I2-im WI ship Champion. Worth. for Gala Cast
lJ-Am wh bark Wm- uid0rd. Usher, for Gala Coast
IE-Schr May. KeIet, or Anahota-
H->chr Prince. Hatfield. sr Hauaei-
1f-Schr Nstti- Merrill. Kinney, for koIoa.
Tf-Schr Moi KeiSi. Antoine. nT kahului-
15-S.hr Eu@Hr=. Crane. fr Koua and Kan
I5-Am Eh bark Roscoe. Macomher. fr Gaia. Cast
16-Am sh -h Rsinie-r, R4ynor, for Cal. Coast
I6-Sch MARY. sebastian. for Hin
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Baker, Island Report.

Jars 9O-Ssled ship Leibnei;z. fer Hamburg
June -5-SaI=I bark H.Sgi54. Gr Falm0gh-
JGly s-Ar1y-i lark HaI-ys 20 load
Aug l2-Tyuch-d IN bark Milton, Grant, q New Bedford Il.
RIOS oGL so bbls - o- bound West
Capt. Grant reports AZ Ap.A bark Napoleon. q New Bedford,
% nos. &C; 100 bbls - oil. Also. H. y. M steam ship SiTy.
on a cru = around the Islands. AlSo- rPrIs thai a beat ~as
picked up near sydney. Nv Holland. h~ - .iug 70 British ship
Blackburn Eth ARTICLES Of zdt-s' apparel ia IL The RllcSn1-u
sailed :ram Ap5a March +I for tufope Nith -uano- This re-
port Eas bra.ht tyn sydney by a vessel trading with Apta-
Aug 2j-S4iIeI ship samuel c. Grant, Rich, for Liverpool With
guano.
SEPT 6-Saled Lark Haileys for Falmouth. ~fth guanO-
Y01rs truly. W. EABcoCk.
Superintendent Bakers Island.
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-CoMMERCI4L ITEMS.

EFTECTs % a BsSx C=ssH--A Calcutta letter says the mis-
ery aEl ruin caused by the stoppaze u Agra and N-sseman's
Rank in EngIanI promises o. be greater than ia the panic of
Isga an-s&a-. WheD the Sz great houses OF Calcutta Jailed Tor
EI5OO0,OOO aud paid only twenty-five per cent
The commerce Of the world - estimated 10 require 3, 10000
ab5e-boiiei men IN be constantly trsyersing the ocean, Of
whom 800 die every year The amount - property moved
on the water from fifteen hundred TO tao thousand millions Of
dollars, and the amount annually lest by casualties Of the sea
Averages twenty 1--WE million dollars
sIN-Lys OCT y ..Tta.Is1L a. p nissSo.hanah 6aa S5nr-
What larger scale than has been looked fDr. The most satisfac-
tory feature In the movement - the confidence il shows in the
peTmsnency Of peace IA America that 80 far as investors are
concerned, a renewal u the civil war - considered in the high
est degree remote
Notwithstanding the large quantity Of petroleum destroyed
by several fires, the supply for shipment il increasing. The
allowing statement shows the comparative exports d foreign
cnnntri.. IN ls65 and ls66 Up % The u sent:
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VI d. Conway says. the Sabbath in the country
districts Of Scotland is simply a day struck out Of the
week. 1t is as if everybody was hiding for fear Of
being wayllid.
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ships Mails
PORT oF HONOLULU. Il. 1.

FoR Ssv FEtscrsco-per Ethsn Allen, to-day. noan-
Ear MISpwAaD POErs-per kLIaeA, on Monday.
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The LADIES F,iE- on Thursday evening, came
off as announced and drew ont u large attendance.
quite a numerous as the limits of the room would
well accommodate. The walls were ta~sJefully decor
atcd with flags from the Vanderbilt. and with the
aid of some of her most expert artisans. who were
detailed for the occasion by Capt. Sanford. The
variety of articles on sale was smaller and less
varied than on previous occasions and there was
not so much spirit shown on this account in the
trading department.. The refreshment hall was
well patronized and perhaps too soon depleted Of
its contents. The music was supplied by tile FoB-
dsrjItS band. and was excellent. as usual. The
greatest attraction Of the evening We're the tableaux
which We're most admirably executed. Some Of
the fgures.-such a. Taking the Oath" and the
Marble statues representing " Painting. Music and
sculpture we have never seen surpassed. An
unfortunate accident occurred, in the falling Of
a Kerosene lamp IN to the stage. which. after burn
ing the oil. was speedily put ont by those on the
stage. Beyond causing some alarm in the large
audience Of ladies and children. and three cases of
ftiuiIug. no damage was done. We have never
known an audience behave with more sell posses
sion during q fire alarm than did this, although the
flames Jlaz~l up f-aritily at one moment. The
receipts amounted to about 500.
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= \ meeting of the creditors of Messrs.
Walker, Allen Il Co. was held on Thursday, at
which the affairs of the company were discussed
and a statement of the liabilities and assets pre-
sented. The liabilities are set down at 5000. 900
about half of which are owing abroad. The
assets are nominally estimated at SOC, 900, APP
praising the plantations at what they are actually
indebted to the firm.
\ proposition was made by the firm, asking an
extension from their creditors of twenty months.
and offering to pay forty per cent. during the
first ten months. This proposition was cordially
acceded to by the creditors, who expressed full
confidence in the ability of the firm to carry it
out. An agreement was then drawn up between
the firm and its creditors, by which they are
allowed to continue on, q having the full man
asement OF their property and business, subject
only to the supervision and control of a Board -
consisting of Messrs. j. ". Austin and Charles
R. Bishop. This arrangement dates from the lst
of November, all accounts prior to which date
Will go into liquidation. The business subse-
quent to November LIST. Will be as strictly cash
as possible.
This house has been 50 Intimately connected
with the agricultural interests, and is SO inter-
woven with the general business of the islands,
that it occupies the position of a public institu-
ton, and Whatever affects its credit and standing
must affect hundreds if not thousands throughout
the group. who are more or less involved in it.
The principals feel confident that they Will be
able To manage their affairs so as 10 satisfy all
their creditors. We trust it may be 50. and that
they may long continue to promote the develop
meut of Hawaiian agriculture and Industry.
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Attention AEI!-FOr Sale

- ONE BOERNE'S SQUARE. ROUND
r. .-a cornered, full : octave, finished back PIANO.
"a q . ~ One Wheeler 4 Wilson's Sewing Machine.
One superior Spring Mattrass.
A2so.-he F1rnitare of Fopr Rooms.
Will be Sold at Auction Prices. Call and see
- Tie House. Hotel -, opposite GrnI McCOcks.
5is y Mas. c. GILLESPIE.
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NOTICE.
,k,HE TNDERSIGSFD

'ENiE TNDERSIGSED INTENDS IF.y-
= lng THIS hl1gaCm, and requests all parties LUI!iDg -.
counts against him 70 present them for settlement.
All parties indebted to the arm 81 Hcte K Kruger. are re-
qurstrd 70 cal AID s-t!- ~
% - KRUGER.
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OrrsmE-.An interesting letter from our
Furopean correspondent will he found on our hrst
page, and on the fourth, a variety Of foreign news
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Loc1L ~cOMMERcIAL.

The past ha- been a lively Esek 10 bu-in--s circles generally.
AMI a Ear amount % trade Eas ben done though . evidently
has not recovered from the d-prsss51n Ls.-y experienced
Dgdas the early part q th- week there were ia PIT over 50
vess-.s % al siaIs- A. the zAsrses nc counted y merchant
wharf rsom being t.ksn up - the :. vessels ping aons-de
them. Ifths uharys were extended - F-h=TEaHs PoiEt. the
ease roglI slI te the sane, - the .hps IN p@r prsEr %
cooper all sag-- th=ir oI on shore where Thy can More
What room night -asfy Be constructed by running OGt tO e
thr~ pl.r. between the pr-s-nt steamboat ~haf aEi The point
Of the s-ptanaI.. and on a line win steamboat ~kart. THIS
you'll allow three vessels % lie ~h=re bgt one eaa nov, and
would not materially iateTf-rv With the pas-sse Er vessels CON-
ing and g5iag out More prDyi-i1u must b made @E CIR
eoulmerre. aI the sooner IL Is taken in hsni The betl=r-
TIE British ship IsIbsHg has cleared With a fall and yaIea-
bic cargo and sails today Gr S~~ B-lfort- sh- has 1852
pounds q bon~. I5,iJ9 Esuous q sperm, ADt 2S5,0-O gallons Of
whale cal. manifested At s~z55,IsI-sS, but e-umatel to be worth
In New EeIfori over half a msli0L g dollars Tbs Is one Of
Donalf N'kay's crack ships, aud Captain CaPp-r : a. proud
Of her a. II she Eas balt at Absri--s- We predict Gr her a
passage u New BEDFORD % about 100 lays she will Be due
there on the 18th % February. We shall hope 70 ss the Cap
tain and his nae ship here again Lext fall 10 take a similar
cargo
The ship IoEEni. from Boston. brings a fd1 cargo % assorted
merchandise ant <haIemen's stores, % c. Brewer * Co
field a co.
The brig EamsAamsAI .. Is in hatIst from the Gaano IsL
anIs, and will return thither shortly.
Lates: quotaIiou q G0si In New York, Oct 2O-Ii6.
Latest quotation % Sperm OIL in New York, 8. COZ : , 81;
Whale OIL, sIIs; Coast OIL, sIIOi Bone, 81 40. In San
FRANCISCO. a sale Of oil s quoted at 5Sc- Per gallon
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Showing thu; in 1850 the exports are four times as large as
the preceding year.
CoNsEScIAL NArTzRsIS BUsTOS-Sincst the first % January.
1G2 ships and steamers have arrived al this port from fcrvigu
ports. against IS il the same time last year. thus showing an
Increase in FIVE months % 81 Al the sane time also more
barks AMI br-s have arrived than in 1s55. The importatons
~ this tort from all parts ~ the world have been very Elrge
tbs year. murh exceeding those o. any previous year. since
1s59- We have had an unusual number g arrivals from the
East Indies. China. Africa Europe, Great Britain. south Amer
fa AMI The Wet Iudi-s; and The PROMINENT position % B1ston
A. the second great commercial mart on this continent has teen
fully dsmonstratr1-
IL . Se~ YORK alone that suTpasses this city IN wealth, com
merre. and mon-tary influence Those tso great cities. With
their one thousand million dollars valuation. New York 5000
600 900, Boston $4,000 OO0J control almost exclusively the
great branches q cur Gr-gn commerce. ami entirely the fi-
hsIngs The India, China, Japan, Batavia, Penang. Africa.
Cool Hope Egypt Turkey. sweden. Norsay. Russia British
PROVINCES. Guiana. E1euos Ayrss. Chill, P-rg. California and
slndsica Island tnafes- The Liverpool, Brazil. Eprop-an and
West india commerce q this country - divtt@f between Port
hnf. Bo-;on. New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore and New
Orleans. but al - the above named branches % commerce, such
A. the intat AMI China trails &c are entirely mauagrI and
controlled - B1-ton and New York merchants. These great
markets have . be visited BY persons from al sections q this
continent sho are in WaLt of these coGatres-B0sf0H TrgrsE-
sr. Jufy.
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CIAL.
trrRDtr yoYrYgER L. $50.

i. lsoo-
Our aivicts fr1m san Frneiseo - the Santa are to The 2ith
ul-o. Ths tels-rapb has been working rather ftfauy q late, and
for ten days ID ~; utter a note The BENstEa q The I'd says
regarding Edis
We gave IL puce r god in Ne~ York on the l6sh yss,er-
day. ne d-di5- s-sust 90 have b-ea rriaeL 90 ;he morning
q the Is.rt q va IsI. aud fu III a.-rn,au 1901 on TIE lo-a-
so-a So i.s1I's. a"a s'~ranE Iy'. LrEA= N 80 ~
Ig-h. saBi 80 quoted a. 1875 act ,-ssin- ~lo,iGlJ':, d-A
Lr.e ree.sgt- a-a E-rlp~. 4fsut sI.eoCyJ having b-ro r.
eerv-I since tn tile ar-t 50 ths say AMI ~-7f1l' 'he rIm'r-i
SAL % -8sI - ue --er-us-y g :Ar lr-lelry, 90 srt-h H.
LrtIs zt1ut 500 5000 lying lilly 10 ta- vaults AZ Wasting
too LII :.1sIsr< have improved 11l-r The t-r:Hne iu =rtL
buying ~ 90 lHI SLING a. ~ : h-eF L7esram ql9--= I'D
on The 3jrh, - Ia
Il i. n-zs 70 Impossible % y<-a srm our e3..aa-s, what
sf=-1 s,rs o. san Fr4n---5.a a. %, i-t q rem Is given "
Ba,ie-. h5~eser- H. -1a,aI of lhs a-o@,as=
99 81. - ; : =! rs 100 IL u. j 90 COZ n. l la15 % '7He
2.-Bt-s Eas-u.a, 30 0bl- ~h 1900 It's bone
Tie BzYsffH -ruarsss
TIE arrival. - fr ;as sasa ha.e BIN 10. hda-ias N U
Aggregate So, bhs 0I I'D G{919 l- bone Hgr receipts tr
NJ -s.s- time ta-t ysr - 400 %sLs ~ AL iS"o % ooas-
Fssf@rH CoEtiasar - nov l1siinE OF fr S~= B~if.rd. hay-
S-F YaTs. OFT o. a: 81 Is = All. n eunreaey. Iae Pnes
her, = a,r,ut 80 y zsa- IA gai-
Il ia ehaIer. blse arrived II srn francisco 70 &C. 2. ~e
have n, c,,r-, r-por q them. III humber mus; iaei-is The
ceIs.h s-Ioss retired 20 IN tb- Eaa-iaE=
H. -eh-Her B4-rtet RoJrc arrivsi ;hs morning from tn
arugst- Jhs Eiv-s a SO tn, % Try Cot- III cargo q The
TS-a-d'a, Csi-es % 'aa-j ue -ai7 = -tsh - z-Iy a :
days az' ~ e hf h-~7 r-soif nl'- At 81 Ihr bdgri.i
Rec reports having sFosen the HaTTs~i'sie- with 10000
Cod very arg car.A
The bsx ida D. Rsgsyy hal arrived fra japan ADoE=
othsr b-ru-, ~ s-d The nIo=ing-
Prv..e t..urs received ~ The f4 D.. Rogers Yesterday
stat- Il u TIE treasure % the Er-I-a u4rA LtbsIs- lEr-cs-iy
heuc.. wh-a uss t1u-i 90 Wsk= Island hat been recovered
and G<~s-aed % Ga-a, 20 rute 10 H1ns.onE
Tser- 3 eysI-nsly a disposition o0 the part q the rsda=riss
u ess. q on the .,raug opposition -iieh has controlled thsn
afh-r. az this it-n shows
Th~ 81 marthIy pubic .aie- q t- -aa Fnnc.ca AMI Parihc
suzar Refinery ar Ilscau-rI-l Or tie present. 30 view q til
p-raiiIr coalition % .h- msrs-t- Tie Bay A-hnery las TEN
psrtrly s~gsp-nI-i ~crk &r the usual l-ee-ssTy repairs 10
machinery. The su.p=u-tlu sl BE- nrcf
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From the various ships that have arrived We have ootainzi
the following As the Ia;=s; reports from the Arctic feet, yet at
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-30

FLOUR.-We quote: Extra superfns at 50 &
@lo; super6ne $40 509ll 90. extra Sl2 509l3
family Sl49l5, and fancy SIS 009l6 90.
WHEAT.-We quote: 81 20@2 y for red SEA
2 10 for Mediterranean 81 1902 30for amber and
golden chat; s. 3592 40 for white,
SUGAR.-N0 New Orleans sugar in market; Gu
ba l4199l5c; Porto Rico l51@9l6e; Demarara, l7@
lSc: G. extra, l6159lSc c. yellow 16I917; A. eOffet
l912t9l9c; standard hards 10000.
CoFFEE.-COmmOn to good Ht92S15; good to fail
ddS4929c; fair to prime, 993Oc; strictly choic'
BAcoN-Very little in the market, and demand
light. We quote: sides 22G22lIe; hams, plain
% zg25c; shoulders, lSG19c.
LARD-1ierce 2012lc keg 23Il@24.
CANDLES Star, light weight, 2l@22c summer
S. so for skies; 81 50 for sevens; paraine 4O945c
SALT,-1 bushel barrels 81 50; bushel bar
rels SO q.
YARNs.-There is an active demand for cotton
yarns. Prices have an upward tendency. We
quote &c for seven hundred; &c for six hundred;
25e for FIVE hundred.
RAGs:-Good country cotton rage are in demand
at 61zC97e. per ID.
DRuGs AND DYEsTUFFs.-Aloes 4 ID, 75c. Alum
roll, Sc. Camphor, 81 50. Castor Oil z gal 81 &
as o., Cream Tartar. 2 ID. 75@90c. Flor Sui
phur, ll@l2c. Ipecac, IS 10. Gum Arabic 81 q
al 80. Jalap. S4G4 so. Elk. LogwoOd. DC Mag
nesia, 75gSl. Nader. 22925c Oil Peppermint
Sd 5OgS 50. Opium, 81 00dl2 80. Quicksilver
81 25Gl so. Rhubarb. 81 co. Sal Soda, lG@l21Ie
Saltpetre, 2O925c Sugar Lead, rs.
EEATHERs-Live geese, q Ii, 5000.
FIsH-Mackerel No. !, $22G23; do. No. 2 2l6D22
GRAIN.-C0rn in store 95eGSl ~; Oats, clean CO.
GINsENG-Ginseng 2 h 90c.
GLAss--Wlndow, Sxl0 2 box 81 %; 10xl2 q box
81 20; 10xl4 2 box s. Is.
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BEAUTIFUL CITY RESIDENCE
AND OTS!!l
al Nom TarGJIe Property.
Valuable Plantation and other
Cotton Lands.

V'HE ENTIRE REAL ESTATE OF THE
Il late THOMAS Nancy, deceased. consisting %
some OF the most desirable locations, both for
business and dwelling houses in the city Of Nash
VILE together with one Of the finest Cotton Plan
tauOns on the Mississippi river, and other Lands
IN the state Of Arkansas and Mississippi. is now
offered for sale
For further particulars apply TO
DIR. W. b. Nancy, Executor
Corner Of Union and Cherry sts., Nashville.
Tennessee. forf1g-1un
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Lyons Periodical Drops!
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR
IRREGULARITIES.

These Drops are a scientifically compounded
fluid preparation, and better than any Pills Pow
ders or NOstrumS. Being liquid, their action is
direct and positive, rendering them a reliable,
speedy and certain specific for the cure of all
distractions and suppressions of nature, Their
popularity is indicated by the fact that over 100
600 bottles are annually sold and consumed by the
ladies Of the United States. one of whom speak in
the strongest terms of praise of their great merits
They are rapidly taking the place of every other
Female Remedy, are considered by all who know
aught Of them, ne the Surest, safest and most in
tallible preparation in the world for the cure of
all female complaints the removal of all obstruc-
tons Of nature, and the promotion of health,
regularity and strength. Explicit directions sta
ting when they may be used. and OK planning when
and why they should not. nor could not be used
without producing effects contrary to natures
chosen laws, will be found carefully folded around
each bottle. with the written signature of JOHN T.
Lyon. without which none are genuine.
Prepared by DR.. LYON. 1876 Chapel street New
Haven, Connecticut. who can be consulted eith or
personally. or by mail, lenclosing stamp concern
ing all private diseases and female weaknesses
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
{. q. CLARK, < CO,
Gen1 Agents for U. S. and Cansdas.
oct2o-d&w-evwed
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Our Mr.. THos. W. Evans and DR.. r. c. GARD
MIR, residing permanently in New York. and
buying all our Goods for Cash az the
Lowest Net Prices, give Us advantages I'M
surpassed by any other house in getting up our
stock.
HS- To the Merchants who formerly purchased
in this market, and to all others. We can assure
them there is no necessity for going beyond Nash
Vile to buy their goods; for WE WILL SHOW
THEM STOCK OF GOODS UNE-
QUAILED IN THE MARKET. and at
prices that will fully compete with Louisville and
Cincinnati.
we solicit an Examination.
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SOLDIERS IN CoURT.-Three members OF
the 10th Regulars were up before Recorder
FOSTER, yesterday morning. JOHN DONALD
was picked up drunk and asleep on the
street He was charged 50 for his lodging.
MARK SMITH, who says he has only been in
the service two months, and with tears in
his eyes begged the mercy of the Judge was
assessed 50 for being drunk ana disorderly
in Smokey Row. WIN. BRADY was hunting
his "churn," and in his endeavors to find
him, got on the outside of too much rifle
whisky. lie was picked up on Cherry street,
and had 80 set opposite his name. We be-
lieve the trio are now picking the limestone
rations served up at the workhouse.
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New York Money Market.
by Telegranh.l


NEW YORK, Oct 29.-The Posts money article
says gold is active and has advanced to 1867
after opening at 1875. Government remittances
Of 81 0O0,OO0 to Earrings of which the spectators
have tried to make so much, has had very little
real influence on the market The loan market
continues easy at per cent. for call loans and 3
cents for discounts. The stock market opened
dull and was afterwards firm, without mu0h
change. Government stocks and railroad shares
irregular. Erie is the strongest on the list. After
the regular Board the quotations we're: N C
1875. Erie S334, Hudson 1867, Reading ll6JS NJ
S 924, Pittsburg ", North Western 5714, do, pfd.
81, Toledo lis, r l0934, 0 and NJ Certs. 49,
Foreign exchange quiet. Bills at thirty days on
London quoted at l0S149lO9I, for comd. 1890
1881. for bankers do. tshOrt sight, ll09ll91z
Money moderately active. Sterling quiet at
10919gl0954. Gold without decided change, OPEN
ting at 1875, advancing to 1861, and closing at
1861. Government stocks without material alter
alton. Freights to Liverpool quiet and without
material change.
Bank statements; Loans. S274, "a. 456; decrease,
%,4l0,3i0 Specie s., 84S 49, increase 49, 49, Cir
culation S3O,243. 437; decrease Sl7lS03. Deposits
s2I&S40 592; decrease s., 243, Isl. Legal tenders
SIS 064, ~; decrease $3.50, 534.