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The New York herald., 1867-01-31

wss levied most cruel tax Of tenth Of the male
chdren who were torn IRON their parental subjected "
0ho rites Of The MahommedAn faith and employed IN
various ocss, nsnial o. otherwise according % thsz
In addition 10 this human tishs ne celebrated ja.s-
xariss were young Christian oousczptA the supply u
boys 70 recruit this body In 0rsecs amounted 70 about
of ths seventeenth century subsequently, and until II
destroyed, its ranks recruited from the chill
drsu of the ansArss themselves But before the inde
pendencs Of Greece hve hundred thousand children hsA
been conscrpted dunng successive generations into
this once formidable organization They wore 81 traince
NJ In the Mosicm faith.
INSULTS On sunKrm rxRArNv
AFTER reviewing this system Professor FA ou proceeds
V that she general wrotchedness Of the
enlv aeAioed hT Vie various dIspcstons of thcr rser
New-York tribune., 1867-10-18
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

THURSDAY, Oct 17-To-day is the anniver-
sary OF the New-Jersey stock Yards and Market Com
pany those yards being opened Just one year ago The
receipts the Communipsw Yard during that time are
follows viz: s627 cars containing G6703 cattle 1856 4s
hogs 29 sheep and 76 horses. The saughtering
the Abattoir amounts 70 04 beeves 35S2 hogs and
Il3 b6s sheep and lambs
The receipts OF fresh cattle to-day at Hudson
City with cars reported for tomorrow. This car con-
taned 2I little year old State steers and helfers
cwt sold at l2lal3e. There are few OF yesterdays
cattle still holding asking full prices Few trans
actions have taken place today both buyers and sellers
being moro interested in the Jerome races than In pur
chasing or dsposng OF stock The receipts since Monday
head l29 than for the same time last week
OF sheep, have the receipts OF to-day, II cars at
Communipaw at Hudson City and 10 cars, or 1900
head at FOrtiehs They have nearly all been sold and
feeling little stronger than yesterday, though at
about the prices Al Fortiehst few prime sheep
were bringing &C. but most OF the stock selling at
5ic with lambs at 5taTc. At Hudson City, one car Of
shet and lambs mixed brought - 81 S. another
car g. o. with light Indiana sheep 70 D at 81 u.s.
and OF good &C n Canada lambs at " l2 also one
sheep and lambs portion OF them quite good, ct
s. 10.
There 4 Of fresh hogs arrived this morning
all OF which selling at unchanged prices or mostly
at 9dgic., with few at pc
New-York tribune., 1867-10-18
MINING sroCKs.-FIRsT BOARD.
L1s
EdUfftfIf
Petroleum
censeuderfcr
THURSDAY, Oct. i7-P. u.
oovERxHENT St1H pfpHrrMfSr.

Gold is higher, opening at l4S, selling at III! and
closing at lAl. The kilograms from Paris have
created an uneasy feeling and caused the advance
The cleaIings at the Cod Exchange Bank were SG4,-
272OO0 and the balance $GJ9,Gi9,Si
Government bonds are dull and generally shade
lower State and Railway bonds firm. Miscel-
laneOus shares continue neglected. Pacific Mail
continues to be excited under purchases made in
reference 70 the approaching elecon selling at l4S
a15Oa147, and closing at 147}Gl4s. Atlantic Mail
was stronger, selling at 1le. Express stocks
were stronger; Adams sold at g. United States G5i
Railway shares-opened weak, with pressure to sell
cash stocks; tGI per cent was paid on tlree-day
options Erie continues to lead the market, selling
at a. 7Ol, r. 71s 72s and finally closed at 73. The
Northwestern shares were firmly held, the balance
of the list was heavy. At the close of bank hours
on the report of easier money there was sharp
ally of 1G14 per cent OH the active speculative
sbares with an active demand to purchase. Toledo
sold at l07 ex dividend. At the open board the mar
ket was all strong. After tho call prices were not
maintained and the market closed irregular and lower
on the whole list. The closing prices were: New
York Central, 1l2lG112l Eric, Zi074; Reading
lOlGi0l!; Michigan Southern. SlWSlt; Cleveland
and Pittsburgh s31084; Rock Island 97lGg73; North
Western Common 46s04Gl; Northwestern Pre-
ferred, G7GG7t Fort Wayne, 99E0lOO.
Money opened in sharp ldemand at per cent, IN
gold on railway securities. and per cent, in cur
rency with per cent commission for three days At
the close the demand was less active, and balances
were offered per cent and the market closed easy
at that rate.
Sterling Exchange is dull and lower. We quote
London 60 days 1851 a 1O9 Tdo. sight 1o9,01O9!; do
Paris long, 5.20G517l; do. short, 5lGt; Antwerp,
521!051ss; Swiss, 521.Q51s3 Hamburg, IS, a86; /;
Amsterdam, 40IQH Frankfort 40ld40I; Bremen,
7s2a7si; Berlin, 7lsG72.
In Freghts the engagements 10 Liverpool 90 900
bush Wheat at 1lld bbls ROsin at 9s 9; and per
steamer 1900 bnsh. Wheat at I'D, to fill 1900 boxes
Cheese at 55s and % hhds Tobacco at ~ Cd To Lon
don. 5000 bush Wheat at l2d and 80 hhds. Tobacco
at 27s. Cd To Antwerp, % hhds Tobacco at As. TO
Glasgow 1900 bush. Wheat at Is ship TO London
with 10000 bush Wheat at I'D, and 1000 bbls Flour
at s 3D. A vesselto Liverpool with - 600 bush. Wheal
at I'D British brig to Nantes with 1920 bbls. Pc
troeum at ss, and British bark with $500 bbls Pc
troenm TO Antwerp at 6s. 3D..
The transactions at the Sub-Treasury were: Re-
cepts for Customs $273OOO; Receipts for Gold Notes
sg77OOO; Total Receipts, s2,l23,653 81 Total Pay
ments, O., ,O70,lsl q; Balance. $ll3,275,2n AZ.
The Neac-O Orleans PcayrRe of the 1lth inst, says:
Rneiness Of all kinds Is a a dead lock aud money IT,
might eIpoctsG extremely scarce Notes gwen North
New-York tribune., 1867-10-18
p4SSFNGERS SAILED.

FoR BREMEN AND SOUTH AMPTON. Oct l7-ln reainshp
weer-Nrs G. Iayens Mrs 1i q. Pomeroy, Miss NJ fomeos
" Pomeroy j. Merritt Ms NJ b. WoolssS and ,.nIy o ~,
Wechselhaun family suI servants MISS r.
Morrison M and Mrs J. e. capt l. aaer r. w I'Re5, W 1sE
.eryans DR. III NJ Humphreys G. g. Williams u W. rMg1; y
lev s Zemer Miss II. s. Wager H. A. lacke ~
Hess Miss c. sRsugemanp, Mss ~ Speas 1 aas9 y n S
yaus IT, =. w. BTene Miss NJ A. ranhen b. '" ""S'N' - " ~
kel and ~ IN the steease c.u AZ, pa, ,,a
ROR HAVANA l1-ID steamship Nore %
hid Cumpio AMI wife GutOn aud family j. g. fales - ils'
tuef Rlien Mundcr 0rte1 g. L. Agdey VIZ y u. @ S
a. s Tt.o C.. Bouie A. k hss NJ insnt siss
Jala Freeman FeY Goer Montes L. de aoa j. tosn1 , -
IIysv Lard Andrsou Hugh TclAnd Fairbanks hoss ~ Ma
orga Degado Miss E@ma Void sS MIME W a .e R n 1d
S m s,r, Tavlor Mr. Mrs, f. schultz aud chilli Mrs
Wight and son r. De Beaumont Louisa Dc vega J. q SoI
i ~ SiiI 90. autady Thomas Samuel aud DAVID LLOYD
Cnn,act i Mslev walker Warren Bartlett O. w Flbeo o.
Coe p ylnanore Capt y. brandt joan "'0H lHO@A' S'
FI MoTejoa.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-18
THE COOPERATIVE BUILDING socIErY's lots.

THE CO. COOPERATIVE BUILDING soCIETY's LOTS.
About 90 gentlemen, members of the Metro
noI,nn Land and Building Association, paid Wilt 10
Morrisaua onEsunday toinspec property consisting OF 20
lots lately purchased their interest About 20 minutes
,de on the Harlem Road found them on the spot tho
nronortv being situated ON the Rairoadavc. between
Fourth and Ffh-sts 10 lots fronting on Rairoadaye
and Enurthst leaving seven on the rear. 20 be ap-
proached by carriage way. -Four houses arc s'auuinS
on the grOunds-One threest0ry frane Win
extension and fronting on Railr0adaNe., at
present renting for $500 per annnD' Two iranio s
basement and verandalls IN front, neatly ornus'u ornu ~
Tbe fourth building unfinished like the TWO iccedhH -
on an entirely t'e,r plan. The walls throughout NCOfg
and ara composed OF boards paneo shooth an
nnh and y half thick and laying at 10 each other pre-
oti1 oulv the narrow edge 90 the weather. IKE TOW
p, hnos in library. A. che meeting Of the Society on
Satnriav evening, Mr. John W Farmer In tie char ON
ccrs we're elected follows: Presidcnt-inNlh
~ MllmgtOn merchant, OF No l22 sXtfaNe wee
,dcntCol william DcIacy, OF No. hs Iitghst be9ky.
TrsteeS-John O. saus merchant, of No/4S5 N'st 4 on.
fonrthst William NJ. Van Note crate Snu sni,e,
OF No 3sl Canal-s; Robert Grove tailor OF NO. 20
a. Treasurer-JOln w. Farmer secretary =.
Aingaln, Secretary OF tue Ilrs. ~ ,ha iov,on md
Montreal sOClesies. Directors aDes uiln' VI ~ -,
Torsyth-st VIM Crissy. siyersInih Naiwnrisc' uoo'
east Of Myrte-aye, Brooklyn; SAMUEL 4 hg, hasoh'
OF No go West THIRTY first st; hredeek peIam, "a
penter, Of No l1s Seventhst; "lhaln fuhh' al
AZ Mo- 3g0 Thnlaye; Joseph Bagot, Mechanics anu
Tradcrs, Exchnpce; George III. Mead, plumber, OF No.
aat EaSt seventh ST.; Thomas r. Hendu' clerk OF no2
Uesfer-St: John Gilchrls carpenter, OF No. @oi 49,
Thirty hrstst; John Byrne, OF No. " Hefy-sti II =
Mascheck clerk of No. CSC Thr-aye. Audltos-tb0mas
Rogers accountant Cannonst; Joseph Moses. clothing
cutter OF No 43 Norfokst; Charles WINTER reporter "
No b. Eldridgc 81.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-18
apOrt @arNtn's y1Otitr.
HOW OUR SOLDIERS ARE FED.

To ns Editor Of The TffbVn.
SIR: The sympathy which you have always felt for
the suffering readiness xh which have placed the columns
of your influential Journal the disposal Of bonE uHdr real
grievances makes hope that viii give publicity TO this leie
which written the Of class Of public servants whose useful
ness 10 their eour.ry will undSab The private se,
Of the Regular Army woa suppose deserving Of moderately
good sconi Of What they have done IN the service
fbev consideration what they expected % DO
spy moment the Republic calls upon them act Yet ameBtas
that here at the headquarters oi ne keepng D ne sn.
companies together With e poor patient rncp 19g re-
Tor which there remeihe disease of hunger 90
aggee matter what nay be said n CONTRADICTION of NJ
statement adhere and will continue to adhere TO what IN common
With fellow soldiers know be ir u not my bushes TO y
who fault; but present to the public through yoar eounns s
Denied conded fri that tis ldaig od supplied %
he Governors ilaHd tHantt Ihe second s, q.
quality dt FOOD bad As 70 quantity breakfast CONSISTS OF abpui
four Of bread two ounces Of meat and boS ei soles eh
toe SANE & eag % top Of breakfast without The meat A. resss
quality bread alone is oraby good aud wholesome lhs
Esf .Ss the fact sAsi onsSas of wbs, is .uppi rejected By
men to prove that i L an IN undesirable sdeT soup he &
day things would more besfahe aspe l roaee fF
indfreni-whehe from defective cooking ether cause
psrnent examined viii be found that srse qnant ~
er the soldiers receive paw The ns books vii t
tse have known sleek and individual to ss
~ h snpped bJ the authorities sueu fool The egneesoH .,
be drawn fOa these fact. taa TIE , s 1 ssT,on T T0 r
regard the qasiy Of se meat &C. e9aa Dol T Or p' - @ sn
0ot nd SDaisi person outside Ocals Horouy iuni
10 lean toward those IA authority aud they very seldom posses e
m For h reason Ike to snbni to s ieeison
ofhOse gentlemen ~ho occasionally visit here Sh tae s Is
notice anticipation of public inspection 50 there ample ise 70
in%1,a! NAVE s,s5 FFs s s e s l' Sir % NOT aim p &
beg you overlook ny Literary dement's M o'!d nAsh ny ny
be anI am very THE TRIBUNE Which hSfe feal
for yea If il refuses 10 open It's onmn 10 Tie vel gltaes
=" t- coluubv, Coreraor's Lslapd Sept o.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-18

Miss Thomas Miss Adger and sister, Mr. Cissf NJ
Adger and Mrs. H. W. CoaBo X Kidder, Miss Khder
ders Thomas Mooney Mr. Poser h Mrs vLanoys aud daughter
Mrs Townsend Mr. yanoya Stuart Mr. b John. Miss
Miss Adser and sister r. SHmou j. J. Puge X BARN daughter
Mrs Do1ta Mr. and and Bishop Be and LADY,
Ill., M and ant daughters Mr. and Mrs Dyn snl
Doyieele Mr. avery William Drncsn Bishop Potter Ms,
Potter Bahcack Mr. NJ McKnight Mrs Ash, L. & sorr-
and Ms NJ Graese snd Ms Pratt and dsaghr Gbbes
Mr. Watkins 3D. Tayor Bishop Wilmer w. Hanondsy BisLoy
Wilmer, yianoTs, A. 81 Ferris Nj kocotsoa, O. Bradford
Mr. Walsh and brother Ross Mrs Keys and daughter Mr. VII
hns ~ Lewis o. D. Chonders Peps Gen W u Ibba Lamb
rev ~ west Mrs Walsh aud tao daughters MI ana As Weasel Mr
Ard Ma Armstrong Mas ysek aud sister, NJ and "; ~ y hC
Miss NJ Avery Mr. and Mrs A. Hail w Berson d. foey, Mis-
M,.sendo5i Bores and servant Miss IoDte Miss Brown
gohnson o. unrieshonse Wise Capt W NJ Gorrs, d. T. %
= Maddox NJ and Mrs Tita' s. de Yon M ROB
bins and nephew Col Cha WAY and lady Mt and Mrs VIA Painter
W Pinch T. W. Johnson Mr. an M Fschirs Archbishop kPae6
ng the Rev Dr. StoFrs M Colgate Mr. Gregg. Mr lIsbeshsm hf
SooGsih Nj, Mai. Jesuun, Hand Mr. serr a. Hand
M FISHER A. Fienng, the Hon q. Woodland Mn. McArle, Mr.
Webb NJ Bates h Mr. Laniberten Mss Armstrong, ns Keye
Titus tr, Mr. Roberts and son-total, l9l
IRON LIEEkP0vL Oct l5iR steamship PenBsyyauisliey
Patterson and wife Rev. b. White wife AMI fmy Misses Ellen st
Josephine Wine Rev John W. Williams Rev. H. Beden and wife. ~
and chh John Mills and family Mrs Johnston and ch r. W
samson g. Samson Chas Cranee Mr. snl Mn Hitchcock Ms
McIal Miss MARY J. Hall d g. BoNroa. Hagh Reilly, Mrs
Ftsmm0ns and child j. Gemmel and wife Res. 1hns Hume MT ~
Webb Miss Webb Mis- Kelley H. sangge Mss Better Bsrres
b. MeConnsck Miss G. Hansen Miss Rose Porter H. Allen 1hm
lisrne Ass laue Master Wood Mrs Fohsm AID child
New-York tribune., 1867-10-18

firms for goods bought several months since, au
which, in any ordinary season, would have been prohp
met due, and must be protested unless the y,
North appreciatng the difficulties Our people nave 70
labor underthe perfect sagnauon caused Dy io uiu"~
ful scourge which has paralyzed the arm OF
them. We arc clad 10 s1v far we have heafu'
disposition has evnced by all parties to Drdgeo o'er
as il were the next thirty days
For Bank stocks to-day the following are 'he
New-York tribune., 1867-10-18
SHIPPING LNTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF SBw-YORK. ...".Ocr H.

CLEARED.
Steamship Iaea Couch Norfolk CITY Point and hehn'nd l.
steamship Castle Aaolie NAH Steamship Co
semhP Pert Dslanoy Gs.eon sEssonp issiSa T Co. c
Steamship Zodiac Phillips. savannah Murray. Ferns Co.
Steamship Emily Soaier Le66S c4ars.oa ISnssou For Co.
Steamship Er.nconia, Sherwood. Portland : I. Ame..
Steamship = CsdwaIsdef MeSaIs Bsti@ore r. Dslsf
81 - J En Me1i5S' Bf mSS nssS S foS Ne
Bark condsr aub Hansen COrA or Falmouth for orders FuheA
Brig Village Belle Morrison Haifnr, II. J. De wofscO.
Brig TiSer (Br. KsaiIns Moasyidse sai Becnos Ayre.
Brs Hermann (Prsy Tise coiA or orders scnan Edy.
@ sc TIms T1G1l I..., Is Te%gs% R,,s.isJ ',@a
sehE T. Msnsgm. Chase seH BedfOOl. Ferguson Wood
se5t. LeesadIs Pool, salem. r " Ropes Co
schr o. Q. Aiken, Hobbie, STANFORD
schr. s. p Goodwin, Waterbury. Stamford
seIr I Msns%s ss 6..9.Ts SoPoi Gsss sS"
ARRIVED.
'1ia NTH ssa p ps @ s'SS cSn IS s'sss % %
steamship: s Nebraska and siberia bound '.''
M Will ndss and sSs pass the National steamship Sa'Ou
steamship Acu.hns, Keny SevBedd With ndss and to
Steamship GIsucas Godfrey Boston With Clyde
Ship Keomsr tBr cnn London aad lss Of ghi sept With
s BARI .1 Esias 9s.' D.1: az sIssaR sS.seS Il ballast
BARK Eapleea usA Richter Boston days In ballast 70
ssbr Z 9 Howard Hov, afs sessr.onl G,ye,n % asr.
All well since leaving Galveston.
Brig Predonia. Damon. Portland Ne.
s. Baker Windsor, n. s. 10 days rh plaster
CrsBdsT, Umphray Co
Schr. Gov. COny, Parker Boston
SAILED.
Steamship, s Moro &C! c''. we,s s5 Nsosae P' Emily s'0d
SPOKEN.
Steamship Palmyra hence To- Liverpool Oct H. lat ~ a. lon - 30
Bark Gendower (Br from Marse Tor New Yoik s. days
Oct Is, laL4l ~, long. 65 ~
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS Oct -Aved steamship Neptune from View York hsh
Caro- from MOhe brs Helen and Colorado from Taks Island LzIs
Daniels. from Savannah
Below IT. Gregory from EeEoTleans bgs Prehtss
Hobbs and W. II. Bcklore, from Baltimore.
HOLE. Oct l-9 sm-ATryed hngs Matilda from PhS
depha Portsmouth H. H. Mc'ey from Bangor for Sewfok
hTs Free Wiha from Bangor for Norwich, With loss Of ibbaon
Fossett from Bangor for Newior mArnred Abhis
Lorng from Philadelphia iOr Porilandi bg George Prescott fi
EeN.Iork q. s. Berry from Baltimore for Cpe8ss sch Sarah
Wheeler from Newlork Sarah jones' from Boston Cor New lo
for Povdenee Pacific from Cssis for Nswlok
bhg Eias Dudley ew.BedfOrd chr Freddie alters from Prov
neetoWn for Neg-YOrk; T. j. HaT from Philadelphia for Lynn
O, m-Arved Jonah. from Bangor for New Bedford
Soup Philadelphia for Boston Prank b. Cotton, from
Philadelphia CraEme u PhlsdePha for Boston,
Miller Philadelphia for Boston, Ottoman Bangor
Maggie ~
Philadelphia Wm b BichmoTe from Baltimore for Boston,
Philadelphia hr Salem l. A. Babeoek fou
PHILADELPHIA BostOn Collins from NBdscT " T. W
Godfrey Philadelphia for Boston DAVID Floyd from Nespof
(sad gain) CarwoOd from Philadelphia for Boston H. A.
Boston; Lookout from Cas foR Nespod tsaiedD j.
Tinker, from Calais for Providence.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-18

The manufacturing corporations in New En-
gland for the making Of cotton ara wooden goods now
doing badly. Only those with the most approved
ehiDery at work fancy goods paying their way
snd cotton s constantly declining the depreciation fall
tng upon the manufacturers n the decline Of goods and
we great dulness " the markcts IL ~ doubtful II any
the companies in EewtprypOrt viii declare dividend
Als year.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-18
,,OcpNc FRS ARRTVFD.

FROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN Oct li-In ,.s'n.ep %
NJ. 81 Ivni. Mr. ard Mrs T. Mitchell daughter aud nee
NJ M Wool tho Rev b. Adger and LADY NJ anI
NJ r. FaIs and sou Mr. Stckney and A. Kendall NJ s I
s !, nn, child and servant Mr. and Airs w. Taylor M' ~
Mr. Al Potter Lee ZahsEe NJ de Ii1ardi Nj blts sn'
IT, ma W A. Wood Iielman, Mr. LiSngstons j. A. s9nA'.n
~, r,tnay Mss Zabhke Mrs Randolph l. PaTsop MI an
a,, mi .ss B H. Lowrey Mn Ds Vene and tso dagHe"'
New-York tribune., 1867-10-18
RECEIPTS OF PROnuCF.

Oct i7-ai s62 bbls. Flour. $50 bbls. Whisky 2l bbs
Corn Meal sacks do 1882 BUSH Wheat II Gs5 bush
Corn 1O5 bush. Oats, 1890 bush Rye 26,70O bush
Barley, 5G bush Seeds IL pkgs Ashes las pk Beef 40
pkgs Lard, kegs do, 2290 pkg5 Butter, 6,34l pkgs.
Cheese ss5 bbls. Eggs.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-18
Increase Observation-Disclosures.

The london Times of October says:
The report OF the Committee OF Investigation OF the
Atlantic and Great Western Railway consistngo oi sir
William Russell. NJ p, and Messrs. Crawshay Bailey, NJ
P Thomas Cave, NJ. T., John Fildes. NJ. p. and r W.
Oewel OF Amsterdam, Ia "A clear document, aud 50 lar
satisfactory that IL 10 demonstrate the intrinsic
value Of the line and its ability within moderate time
TO meet all the mortgage charges existing upon IT, The
Committee propose that the interest should be deferred
the first divisional bonds for two years ana tho sec
Ond for years aud the consolidated bonds Tor
years the 3st of March last when they con:
sder II fairly certain that payments can be resumed ana
that the road Will have been placed throughout In per
feet condition without floating liability OF any KIND
earlier resumption would In their opinion he prac.
tcabe for the fact that they have found the state OF
the line much than had been anticipated ana such
will necessitate, according 10 an estimate by ar:
Tevthick outlay out of earnings 10 the extent OF
S. COOOOO Already, however, during the six months
since the appointment OF receiver ts condition mas eN
perienced great improvement Suggestions are AZ the
made for arrangement OF the open dents OF
the Company, and the future position OF tho share cap
tai The following n the return OF the Bank OF England
for the week ending Oct 2:
Isst'E DEPARTMENT.
Notes Issued 4g6 6C5 Governm't Debt all0l5,loo
iOther Securities 3ysi,9OO
Gold Coin and
New-York tribune., 1867-10-18

PROVIsTOSS-The market for Pork to-day has not
been very active though fair business was done prices
uar are 5000 bbls at S22 lOas22 S1 for Ness closing at
~ ~, cash. Beef remains nominal sales OF
and in she absence Of sales. prices nominal
Beef Hams are duh sales OF b6ls. at $50 Cut Meats
TO some extent for future delivery but up 20 the close
notniHg had been consummated Dressed Hogs are are lrn I'm
at tdYc. Lard Is without material change, put INC
market Is stronger and very little offering at the close
% 1e demand % mas been fair sales OF $50 PaeseS r G fr
10 prime steam and Kettle Rendered Many hoiders
ask I4ic.
BUrrER-The demand Is very active indeed, and the
probability Is that prices viii further advance ESery &
grades our quotations are merely nominal. owing to
scarcity We quote as follows: -. ....
Pai: b .oasOe i 'aS''s
m elIes TS ;as 30 gSse choice s 10
~ @ iea noc e &c Ono eT@ap aret today far
inquiry from home dealers, but none from exporters
Prices are steady and show change as compared Win
State Factory good choice Vermont dsiry, good
st:,. an 70 good: sHs sEs Fa. sa.ss 81 81
State diaries ehoeell al1 Ohio PRIME - Sit Sit
ket is stronger Mess Pork offered at t22 49, cash. and
ga 60 regular with buyers at 2 40 cash. and s2 6O regu
PETROLEUM~Crude, in bbis Il better and in fair de-
mand but In bond business is limited, and prices heavy
ti0ns follows:
Crude l.oei7 gravty in bulk .........Y gallon ielS
sesos bond iG ic,9 I8i Prime Is6 sas to White
Refined IN bond U0 test Standard Wbte....... 50 az
Re6uei IN bond tllO test) Prime Whie......s . qp
sea1sd N,phthA l6oaeJ o1S ~ 90
RTcE~Nct6ng important in the way OF sales has
ranspred Carolina is quoted nominaly at9GlOc Win
Choice, I'm small lots, at 1O,c.
sUGARs-The demand for Raw Is not active, and
prices rather heavy at lidl1Ec for fair 20 good Re
ing sales OF 5lG bhds at dl3tc. for Cuba; i3t Gl4c
for Porto Rico; ltd12ic for English Island aud lo54
boxes Havana at III GllAc. Refined are weak, at 1870
lCic for HaTds. -
sEEDsA fair inquiry for Old Clover Seed at 12l Sl3c
and New do at l4c
TALLOWThe market is dull; sales Of 5000 n In lots,
at l20l2lc.
wHIskY-A fair supply offering. and the market Is
QUIET sales OF l7O bbls Mestern at IS 39c IN bond
New-York tribune., 1867-10-18

IMMATURE ALMANAC
Sun Rse..... 6l4 Sas 5:l6 Moon Rses go
Sandy :O9 Cows Island. ll:5a Hell Gate. %
New-York tribune., 1867-10-18
quotations,

The Institution for Savings in Newburyport has
declared a scm-annual dividend of 81 per cent and
the Five Cent Savings Bank of Newburyport one M OF
ner cont The first named bank has over s2,OOOOOO
in deposits, and the latter $4,000.
The Chicago Rcpublican of Tuesday says:
There has been very urgent demand for money To-
day and the banks generally report business quiet Inc
cnndOn OF the market IL much the at the close
of the week The market not stringent but Is close
and only rstclass business paper discounted Inc de
mnnd is mostly from shippers Of grain. The packers are
i'm the market loans but their wants are not large
Mercantile paper is only offered 10 moderate extent
and ia placed al the usual rate The rate OF interest
firm at 10 per cent. Eastern exchange was steady anu
firm with fair demand, aud round lots were sold from
banker banker par There was no changen counter
rates viz, discount buying and par selling.
The earnings of the Chicago and NOrth-W estern
Road for the second week in October were
1861 s3i7 $40 IL 1866 S2I94I2 o4 Inc Ssl37 o.
The shipments of PittstOn Coal for the week end
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