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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-08
THE EXCISE LAW.

Proposed state Convention Of Brewers ~
Agitnte Its Repeal.
The Executive Committee OF the New York Brewers
Association have decided to convene State mention OF
brewers hop growers masters and dealers malt and
hops and other trades friendly 10 them, to meet in the
city OF New York on oath day of October next for
the purpose or taking counsel and comparing notes and
adrptng such measures may be deemed most expo
dent Tor the purpose of ring the election OF ma
joriy Of and As emDlymen who are IN favor
the repeal Of the arbitrary Excise law in its present
form IL &gor or projecting individual, evil and resi
liberty and favor OF the ADOPTION b. tho Le-sa-
ture 81 liberal and enlightened policy for the proiec
Ton oil matt liquors in tho Interest OF public morals and
true temperance aud who, addition thereto, Ill give
snciep guarantee th1t upon these points they will
rot Kermit their individual &c ion legislators 10 be
controlled bv the ca;es Of that may be called
for mere party purposes
Great eserions viii be made TO fun rerre-
senaon from every COUNTY, and every delegate IL ex-
pec,,d 70 fully prepared 10 answer tho following
quesons-
l. What are the names and politics and anteccdents
candidates for Assembly and sena.e ~ the last
election oic3rs in yo-r Assembl and senate
rial district ard the precise poed by each Of then9
2 What are the prosp cts OF eiecns from yorr AZ
remby and Senatorial district men posses the ucces
sary qualifications hareinbeiore set iorth who will
be tho candidates TINS fall and what 10 their political
hisorsS
for tina purpose or rendering the election or suc
aDiy?
The proposition Il tina. the convention shall take
strong ground without regard TO tho interests OF mere
Parry faction ts influence be felt throughon,
the aud especially the politics OF the city and
county ofNew York. The Democratic STATE Convention
10 captivae the entire interest that will
Solomon scneu Of aio extensive dealer in malt,
upon their ticket for Safe Prison INSPECTOR bu, this
concession not looked upon important enough by
tn Of New YORK to induce them to go the
s'whoe uen upon all senatorial and Assembly Eomi-
nation. throughout The state and all county Nominations
IN the city Of New York that may be put forth BY Tam
Hall.
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marhet for pork quiet but euts steady. new
cosns :, about IS y CASH saes cash and .uisr
new me.s sad 81 for prime For future delivery beard
OF no sales or beef sales Tferre beef
vas Dun and nominal Beef hams quiet Sales
msao OF 81 bbs ice cured At so Cut moder
etey active. but steady. Sales 20 900 lb.
euik a. lie for picked shoulders and IKE for pirksd
hams For bacon tho demand light The only sales
reported 20 no lbs short rib, bulk. lsI> 50
boxes Ice cured short clear al lsc The lard
active and srr@y tr though quo,ably
lower saes 80 bAls l4sc i<sc. INCLUDING retail lots
81 5o Butter and cheese unchanged a. last 9so
taiona
Rick dull but prices unchanged.
ssxDs.-Caleus lnseed quiet and lower In Boston
sales made Of 100 bags and 1000 At 80 10 sod
duty paid and 800 bags at SO i5 do Grass
dull and nominal At our last quotations.
suGAR-The business light but prices steady AZ
I've. IKE for fair to good refining The sales so
hhds a. I2c i2 for Cuba; refined quiet but steady
Al 1910. Tor hards.
srKARSH-A moderate demand prevailed At former
prices Bales CO. 0 bs At i3e l6 also $1,000 do grease
part at &c. &C.
TALLow continued steady with fair demand The sales
conrrised $50 coo lbs Al i2c. l3zr.
WHfsxgy -Reeepts, IS! bhs here was a good demand
the 1ass footing up O1 bbs. Western. Ia boad &c.
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Tie demand FOR wheat continued active for export: but
saturday. could only be effected BY granting
q e e s per s".se sPDf tuass. %oud
l.se dno sut Niih total supply 10 store Of less
n s S 6osr svey pe e Inc O. nsc.sss Tor
pr 2 1Fya srsn . Ss .rssh, ,s,.. ens wssr
cost le.ae sgsas- tm'nly a. ~ s 81 s ier
hrit =. Eyr decidedly lrsnsr The safes were
ns1y 's s. - - S sasS 81
.G "a 9m and 4 cA"ss rh cor. .s s ~
sbu' isoo 5ehe no.y lor Las,era shipment aud
sdciis as "a extreme price ',as. were n,n. eiorn
ID ne sales were about " w bushels a 7s'sc
ns.unTs w,rr generally nrrn-r. with doing THO
sass ~sss. Al I'D ST.. isS5 ~ corn a the ls;sSr
e s c' sas sS oa Il ana e. $40 70 1 ou sS
~ DOS oieske q ia To- assgow pet steamer a.vol
II Bremen, i5o eOaeco iS. and y bids 90 at
IS "a lac ehsrters wcrc;--A British brig 70 Bilbao
1vSsiEs wer. dulL and prices entirely nominal
a. TO-. ard retail lott 81 asl 20.
Bces were moieT.ey active At nrner prices The .ai,s
ucfe ~ bales az prices ranging Al from 0c TO- a. 20
Iissr-No ssi.s o. say description reported and
prices we're nOm4nsuy unchanged
sales ws -. mad. q ssa .nS ass I and 81
bids and 70 tlerces Bar oAdos on private terms
,ussa dun Ssa res rss os Pr BS 70
chaniAbls order having sold .154c ko.ns limited
10 bbs common :. IS ~ DO DO 50 ~ for strained, and
sad * &c No si.Ss' rs' a. "a
ofS-we heard OF Important sales Of any kind. Lin
seed vas unchanged At 81 y 81 81
PRrroLKUa-Crudc was moderately active and ND <c
per gallon higher closing AZ lc IN bulk twas repod THAI
The from the oil 10 tina market hAvs
been advanced 81 Dbl The saics 800 bois,
bulk al l,c and loo do. do. at lsc ltAc Bonded
comparatively active and decidedly hrmcr, closing Grm st
for standard white iadcting an advance OF lc
per gallon Tue sass b0O bos standard wbiis SO
axe on do do. a. sc, Stcg do de- for all u month.
2c DO do prime white &c. and 500 do, for Fovem-
Der NC The Philadelphia market was also active
ssles Of O bbs standard white, Tor Oco
par. Al Sst.c 400 do do, for November, NJ &c.
zodo DO i.r Sovemosr :. Ae saysrs option; 100
Psss s.Sss.-rsssists sbssA sorl 80 - = sss he
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western Onion Telegraph. SIX s7x; 8. Ad pro

Western Onion Telegraph, SIX ss7S; b =" Pr
ferred. e6h . 81.
There increased volume Of business ransae'eo
In govsrnmsnt securities At The counters OF The leading
ana Al the close the market strong 81 those
quotations Registered. 1851 llol III; coupon
1881, Ill : lilH; sos registered, fso1' isf
max; 6-2o's, coupon, 1907, il2I u.s. s.1s
coupon, 1854, 1921 a 1921; sos. coupon. 1862
lo9H los.; do do January and July, io7ss
. lo7h; sos, coupon. 1857, 1914 io'h; io-Aos
reg stored, loI; Io4os coupon, ioik; June 1-sos,
1907 . 1867; July 1905 1907 . l0ei<: October
compourds 1884 lI9. 1lea.; December do do. lis'l
llss.; May do, 1865, NIX l7,si August do.
do, II6s a iio,i; September do. do. 1853 ll55s
October do. do, il51t li5,t.
The foreign exchange market was firm. but quiet
Bankers bills England at sixty days were quoted al
IOs,6 lO9T: at three days, 1904 ITO; commercial
bills los l0sx; bills Paris at sixty days, 5lssl
5lozs; at three days, SIS 5.ll1s.
tonsos and American securities were quoted thus In
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Ic.FKR-for 100 Tie Demand TAR, but the ma!ket
was scarcely firm sales $500 bags wayfarer. 4sn
Beria and zgcu do. Beatrice private terms
Other desci ptons generally firm, with more doing
Sales 40 bags Maracaibo and about 10 do East India on
private
fIora AND GRsrs-Recep,s si7 bbls -four, 10 do. corn
meal LIS $40 bushels wheat m SO do corn l5 5 DO oats
IA s00 do 5l do malt and H.l:2 DO barley The go
active both the local trnde and Tor
restricted the band ~ the
extreme OF holders and on the other by the scarcity
straight los OF shipping brands There sTe plenty ~
orders from abroad 10 be led but most OF them wer i.
somewhat below the views OF holders,
while others could not he lcd for want " supply Calico
MA remained steady. The sies were about 1900
bblS. Southern Hour IN better demand and shade
The sales 0OJ bbs AT quotations. Corn
meal uuchsuged sales 80 bills. city at % "a Rye
very Arm and scarce holders generally ask
- IA. IL l..IA ~. AA..aa
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Brig Lizzie olscn tby plot boat Hope. Mol.
wind - sunset y.


Marine DlsrSfors-
~ The n,as,s Of the steamship Scotland aground sie
outer middle carried away during the gale Of ssur
day morning A. the hull Ia submerged At high water che
wi . DANCE oe-truaon 70 vessels sorung tho
bcaoa. particularly curing he night
srrAssufr JuskrA. from PHILADELPHIA at New Orleans
experienced weather from rortugss
sw Pass, and on he 18th uL during heavy gale from
SsR. shifted cargo
Bsia BsrJ DErAso Delanc, from 50 John M for Ha-
vnns which put Norfolk fnl Of water, will he sod
pay her bills a. thai pcf the purchaser 20 out her
voyage 70 havana
scan oro EpwArp, from ecorg-,ows. ID Q. wrecked a
Ssndy Hook. bound 70 Providence with 2S tons of
scsa L wHrrr Davis from Eil,abethrort coal laden,
and scbr DAM VILLAINS Hunt, from Hunters font loaded
with rosn. ashore on toe upper end Of Backwels
Island.
scnn Arrrr Cr,pvrcx. from Greenland for Phfiade-
phs Pot into Boston IN inst for rsps having lost her
nsnmsst m the gale OF Sept Y.
scnR srxDpxr. from Norfolk for Baltimore which
was back the former or full Of water has been
pumped out and was loading her cargo 9th inst
scun ROCKINGHAM wymsn. which arrived Providence
Bth Portland had leak OF 100 iokes
per during the gale OF the h ut when on Nantucket
5hoals The crew were much sshsustsd from constant
work Al The pump
ecpooynxs Assors-A ,~ieg-aphc despatch received IN
Couceser dated nj Chafot-towu PEI Oct states that
the Lady Franklin Of Gloucester wasashors out
aide Mapec considerably damaged and schr Forence
Reed inside OF Naipes harhor much damaged
subseasut despatch W the VI the forenee Reed
ssss that hat vessel oss Der snebo and would rsous
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Cleared.
Steamship yarva (Brl Dowa,i, Jondon-Spr1ng Not.
steamship Pioneer tBr), snow, Cow Bay-Parmee
Steamship Mary SANFORD. Norton, Bos,on-;w pclvde
Ship AbouKir t6r), Duncan. WATERFOWL kdniiston.
Rafs Europa Ham, Hansen. Antwerp-funca. Asncke
isarK 4. " Roosevelt Hartman, Galveston-G c Young
bark Ervorsins Weeks New Crleans-S II Brigham.
Bark Mary Louisa, DAVIS Apainchicoia-E ID Hurlhut
srir oserfor,er raien tPrus Midshn Cork for orders
Fumes. Meiacke & wcni-
lsrg II Cayenne DR. pohcrty, Aux Caves-cammann 4
schr Jesse Jones OBJ. stevenson, st Kits-Jones L
sehr Champion tBr,, Huer. Aqua Is. Domiuso-Morri.
sshr Fyinc Cloud tBr, Mcintyre charioite,own, rEI
schr A Conklin Daniels, Charlesson-Bently Miller
w iSar h'''y S'ra 0'0"s' f0'' '1H s-s0''''s'a
schr riias Moore DcGroo Rchm ond-C II Pierson.
Scnr se.ah n strung. Hodgkinson. Wilmington, Dei-G
schr Mary Clark. Amsbury, Portiand-J Havtand
soar Am Acken, Hale, Nofwals.
Arrives.
Steamship siberl. or new Martyr Liverpool Sep. y;
cunard Ics l. lat AZ 81 lon % 81 passed steamship Rus.
steamship SsS-assa Br, Guard liverpool sept IS
o sn r T AZ s aa o. ps's S o s
Int A. "a lon 81 ~ passed s,e.nsap Gig Of Cork henes for
An wsrg: Oh 70 ia' DC e"rS 'ssed steamer III rcd
.sen,a sm massi ,nsS,s SEP. "a s az
strong westerly gales the cnr. passage Oct Lat ~ lon
ss.msss fcrere strs baebcsac navrc and Brest,
PM with and to George Mackenzie.
sandy HOOK al Pm, and abreast OF Castle Gar
2:3s PM th rct. 4th inst. AN lat - Ion - VI,
brig Leone, OF Mao day lat 80 90 Ion y w. ship
Roslna Irl day lat A. % loo "a ~ ship Omega (Br,;
DC. I. tPM. steamship Hanmonia bound +. .
steamship Santiago ia Cuba. smith, Grcytown MIC. sept
~. VITA mdsc ani passengers, 70 the North American
Steamship Co.
stea-nsap sherman. Ryder. New Orleans Sept - Pm
Arrived al bar of sandy Hoek sunday midnight Had
gales from the north from no miles south Of the
HOOK; 6h inst IS miles nerh OF Halieras, spoke brig Lo
gan, from - for New iorN
ship Thornton flaton Liverpool, - days, with mdse and
81 passengers 60 Williams Guiou Had strong head winds
most 90 the passage:
sh'p American Congress- Woodward London and Isle OF
wirbt "a DAYS. with lidsc and u pssenaors, crnneu
Min,urn Co
Brig Jua Losan, Dcnsrsra IL days. with sugar. &c TO
Prg rsnlr, Adce'de Burrowa Fora Prince, is days
with coffee. &C ~ II Becker 90 One OF the died at
Bre Mary Grace tBrl. Petils WINDSOR, days. vita pas
ter. W Irandsii. Lnphfav a Go.
.r.s 4 II crosky. Crowley. MAchias, days with lum.
Der TO simpson 8 ClNpp.
Brig Morning iaghi tnewl - New Haven. In ballast. TO
Bard OK. tr1sbic n a..
schr Iio,neo, French. Eii-.bcihpo-t for Portland
schr Henry Clay. - EliIthenp0rt toe New Bedford.
The steamship City OF Boston which arrived SUNDAY
the 18th uit (not 25sa - stated Yesterday
below.
Brig Lizzie oiscn tby plot boat Hops, Mol.
wind - sunset y.
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London today and previous dates:-

Tho transfer books OF the Chicago and Rock i and
road will close on Thursday nex', October 10. and tho
cash hafyearly DIVIDEND i've per cent free Of govern
ment tax, be paid on Saturday, October 10.
The Assistant Treasurer city reports the days
business a under:-
Total receipts So o57 600 Total payments go 81 37
For custous. $4,000 Balance. 49,. Jos 4s5, 9s3
For god notes. lSy, 600
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II We extend the co mparison 10 the three previous
years VIC nnd Tho folio wing chsnces.-

Tho Park Bank has been calling IN It's loans 10
usual oil late these having been reduced from
Gil oil the 2sth Of September {, $40 SOP 90
9Th inst, and this contraction ii than million
single week net supposed % be due 10 the raascs
which ordinarily lead a result much 10 the
SPECIAL requirements OF the ns;iu .sei cor building
purposes
At the early session 81 tho board Tue sock mar
ket was strong Eric old 66,A 655s: NortawYsiern,
a. aud New York Central, 49, Ii2A Az The hrss
regular board the market active and buoysat,
and New York Central lei tho upward movement
New York Central closed higher than 81 the limo
on SATURDAY, Euc "a, Hudson River = Read'ue ~,
Michigan soutaern ~, Cleveland and PttsOurg 2,
Cleveland aud Toledo ~, Rock leland =, Northwest
srn -. do. preferred X, For Nayaciis, Mi0aa-
kec and ST Pant pre- erred =, oa!o Mississippi
rncates H. Atlantic Mall !. wes,crs Union resegtaA
X Government sec riucs wcre sroag aud moderately
active Fivs-twenty coupons, 1904 closed Z higher,
OF 1884, 81; ISSUE Of is65, y lS65, rev issue, =
issue OF 1885,. =; ten-fcrlcs x se4en.'hirsy notes
second s.rics thir series, "a. Tennessee sses cd
vanceI =.
A, the o2ea board a, O'Clock the market continued
active al further advance Eric NC at 6s,t acss,
Michigan Southern, S55S a s1A; Northwestern, 80
New York Central Gsss s6s5s. Al the second regular
board the market drm aud active al tbs advance
YORK Central closed CHER than at the first reg
and Piusburg a, Cleveland and Toledo ", North
western =, Co. preferred i. Milwaukee and s.. Paul
preferred X. Fsciac Maj y, Western Uron Tce-
graph r. Rocs Ialand i lower; Fori wayns 4.
Government securities duiL Coupon nvo-twenties
Of 1865 closed Z higher; nov issue, u Tennessee
uxes, new. advanced y.
At tho last open board there material change
IN prlcea Erie sold a. 90 6SI; New York Central,
Il4I; Hudson River $50 1871 Reading. 1925 Nichi-
gan southern, s3al si1s; Rock Island, io3J io3&;
Northwestern, AZ; TO- preferred, ess; Fort Wayne,
1oi Cleveland aad Toledo, 13l. subsequently, there
~as increased activity and excitement, attended by
further advance OF prices, Enc selling up 70 'ch Al
six o'clock the market strong al the following quo
s.,,ors;-Ncw York Central. 1f4x ilt,s; Er.s 7ox
yoL: Hudson River I3i 1873; Readings lo2Ss io2k;
Michigan southern, 81 s44; Cleveland aad Pitlseurs
o. say; Rock Island. 1851 1854; Fort wayne
Ioo4 1o1H; Northwestern. AK az; do preferred.
al 40; onis ssl niniDiepi crrsnAssA IN . ~
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY. Oct. I-6P. ".
CoTros.-There rather animation IN the market
there be!nG good demand FOR spinning and export but
there improvement note 10 prices The offerings
were quite liberal Tho sales footed up 300 bales We
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S tlirP 6 NEW S -
Peal u GeX YORK. OCTOBER 1851.


rises ........... 03 Yops SKIS ~
sCS 49,. ......... u HisH wArEa 3.
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Al the time last year The condition OF the banks
was As follows, ard the differences appended those
between the two returns dated respectively October O.
1s66, and October s, 1901
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Haleck and john Jones, NYork. .
Georgetown. DC.
Butler. and Splendid. Phinney. Nyork-
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AN AMERICAN TEMPERANCE LADIES AND GEN.
IL fsem1ns p.nal .a,uou. ali twolhlrds tor sse3
-rt bUa all complete - liaen and table ware;
~ itpiiat on; long estabs
he'll fu ~ good Paying ptons. aud the any teal bona
kaa offered. eAce lent situation anc
psTananent home sesectaole family IN n
Reasons selling, IL, iais he th 40 trouble TO SHOW
Please call beiora ciosn. essee.e ~ 81 Third avenue
No. J..
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BUsINE $ OPPORTUNITIES.

IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM NEWSPAPER "
l. GET TIE LATEST " A&AEs HsPOEfS.
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IN ENERGETIC, E.l,EeEalSi BUSINESS MAN,
y havln. his mean lA4in ate command, woulg
Ike arrangement o. superintendent IN
any pec..5se -udpu)ed references TO busis
qualifications, cpabiiLses 80 gwen Address SAer.
man, Journal Of Commerce oL4e-, .ew ! DIRK CITY,
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An OLD ESTABLISHED ID SUCCESSFUL UT
n hoistcr,ng Paper Aangag and Window shade Bus
ness having large arrrei reasonable termi
sDolIM So 4 10. l5i broadway.
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THE WHISKY RIorERs-TnEY ARE Grvrn A

The WHISKY RIoTERs-THEY ARE GIVEN A
HEARING BEFORE UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS
Mcwane Charles McIwse Pstrck CARR ana goSn
McKelvey had a hearing before United States Conn
missioner Smith this morning.
Oheer j. b. Winmell preferred charges against
Daniel Carr and John McKelvey, with interfering
with and rescuing stills from the United States
ohicer j. B. winmer was sworn and testified
Ian am a police Sficeri my station is at Richmond;
mond; two of the nted states ofcers "a @ a5
Williams street and asked and my partner TO 20 10
Ssofs Ss stsTssS FssdheG
si saS onlesLs @ We saw men coming down with stills
s in possession Of the United saes Sce1s ses2 sS%s as
rom United states %sdf 81 tae nsm Si
gcS5d %bn SSs 10s On the
because saw carr and others carrying 1t
cut with stone the parties Went of WITH the M s heaq
do not know what they did with it; about 6fteen
minutes afterwards arrested Daniel Carr; I could
not arrest him when first saw him; the crowd was
Questioned By carr-Pid you see me before you
see take stills from the officers? Answer Saw Carr
see him his steps before the hedisturbanoe the crowd
was cheering when saw them when arrested MIN
rested nina but esnnot tell what he said. % why "f-
nd oSSeps tSU & when
leryi then went up WILLIAMS street. when we came
who told us TO go back; taw man coming down.
with The head OF stl on his shoulder turned and
went back; then a party of men came down with two
Wills ON their shonldeTsi Carr ct the head of the
party
Mr. Dyman B. Cole testihed-Am revenue insnec-
tor OF Metropolitan Board Thursday last made
seizures 10 the rear OF Wliams street, first seizure
was stil aud worm and fourteen hogsheads of mash
and In attempting to make a second seizure ahon3
thirty yards from the first. and nterfered with
by Carr had TO pass over the next yard and carr
used abusive language, that ali; we went IN and
seized twelve hogsheads of mash aud one copper still:
put the stl on wagon and started TO make another
seizure on salmon street, square above while at
tsi9PtlnE 0pEy tne lock heard the noise Of women
ana, looking back. saw them throwing atiIs onf ~
me wagon saw Carr standing on the side Of the
seconq wagon; there was large crowd OF women
ano chluren, and we were forced to fall back about
nail squares the Wagons were unlOaded and driven
away ana the stills carried Off was not aware nj
& ne ume thata any one was hurt heard shot fired after
Shrr mao oeen arrested him, and recognized
hlm said they have the right man. he was NOT
going anything but standing by the second wagon,
Carr was held in $500 ball TO answer ''eN1'
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FROM EUROPE BY CABLE.
Market Report OF Last Evening.

LIVERPOOL, Friday, Oct. 4-Evening.-Cot
ton-Thc marketclosed heavy under the unfavor
able reports from Manchester. The following
are the authorized quotations. -Mddling Up
lands, SD; Middling Orleans, sgd. Tne sale
of the day foot up $4,000 bales.
Trade Report-The advices from Manches-
ter are unfavorable. The market for Goods and
Yarns is dull and declining.
Breadstufs-Oats are firm at 3s. I'd. % bushel.
Red Western Wheat has advanced to l3s. lOd.
Corn strong at 43s. Sd. 70 quarter. Barley and
Peas unchanged. California Wheat, Ids. Cd. %
GENITAL.
Provisions-Beef, 1865. per bbl.; Pork, 7ls.
per bbl. Bacon AS; Lard, 54s. 3d.; Cheese, 53s.
Produce-Spirits Turpentine has declined 3D.,
closing at 26s. cd. per cwt. Petroleum Is. Id
for Spirits, and Is. sd. for refined. Rosin, ss.
Cd. for common and lis. for medium. Tallow,
44s. Cd. for American.
LONDON, Oct. 4-EVening. Sugar, Eos. Cd. for
No. IL Dutch standard.
ANTWERP, Oct. A. Evening. - Petroleum ia
quoted at 81 francs so centimes per Dbl. for
standard white, the market closing buoyant.
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"THE RATS DESERT" ETC.

The New y Nork Herald which until this morn
ing, has been predicting AN overwhelmng trt-
S Pn ~, ~ .ue DoHlTOiaOI III ESuhsylFahId, w
uay gives up lne ngnt Inc following extracts
from its correspondence, and endorsed by the
editor of that Manor toll the taIe ond reyool
90 nc Al, aioh3 r. ~ - - i-~ ~ -
" u9 Sne nlEnI i Vi tne ta!s Iom the SINKING
snip. Everything looks Dught The victory Is
within our grasp, All that is necessary is for
lis to put ont our hands and take H. and that
we 9Ngl Will 40 % on Tuesday ne3t Ss
ing election except among the party leaders, aud the
party trumpetes on Doth SIDES trumpet TO the people
IN VAIN me IOlio"lng cohVerselon WIN Democrat
mere VIII serve 70 SHOW how the WIND blows among
the STURDY PennsylVana yeomenry;-
my irlenu, you uOn seem 70 De awake mere In
80 mo, there is nothing 70 nght over, In tact out
state Judge. ana as we Democrats are satisfied that
% y tne pest man oy a oaos' we shoui9 VoLe
since these radicals are making much fuss about
Am2y my Johnson, $4,000. ,,- 49,, ,,,,,.,.,,.,. ,,,--
something lis the Shenandoah valley GOOD crops,
too" ,,,,--
yes, sir; splendid crop Of wheat and grass Never
better ana hrst rate crop OF corn Ihe potatoes had
TOO much RAIN ana the rQt has spoiled them Butthe
PennsyiVAhl FARMERS lhls year. as they say, are
We'll, now does IN Operate IN poliiIlcs =: e., A.,
II am sorry TO say Slr II .kes e lar mers ieel 700
easy 10 see tne "Vrktus iii 'ts h huVaI @ % U % o
nlsgei SuiiItge M "a nii m'u 1 nS t ~ I b S "a
man lth nus stoHach luii de rs SpI W oe alniaole
and thlnk eVerylhlnRs going IlgnLm,o gma.,o,,
10 you thlnk you M IL eject @ mar 90 rrch a -
dld., Ihe rndcals nave RoI scaIeu, anu tpey r aIe
raising huilaOaoo ABOUT Jonuson 4nS tne OokPea
we Democrats don't care anything ABOUT JOhaason'
What coulu we 40 WIN MIN anyn0W! we ale nE EnI
ing on Democranc pIlhclpes ana IL ne ouOosSS 5 10 10
broke down the old Whig party for us; but stll he
not our man. No more is Johnson. Besides, the
great things he promised to do have ali ended in
smoke Niger suffrage is going in the South just