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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.

| The national agricultural report for
August and September does not give
as flattering an account of the wheat
crop AS was anticipated in July. Corn
promises q fair crop, and may now be
considered free Of danger from frost.
Potatoes are rotting badly in many of
the large potato-growing States, and
the yield will be less than last year.
Owing to the severe weather of last
winter, the wool clip is from i've to
ten per cent. less than that of 1866. OF
cotton, a most important item in the
agricultural resources of the country,
especially as touching the financial sit
uation, the report of the department
speaks encourasingly. 1t estimates
the per centage of increase in i've of
the States as follows: Georgia, So per
cent; South Carolina. 90 Alaba ma,
~; Mississippi. "a; and Ten
nessee, 9. According to the crop
from these States for the past year az
greSated ], 1892 O75 bales. Applying the
above estimated rates of increase, we
should have this year total supply
from them of l,770,7ll bales, or gain
of iSS, $50 bales upon last year. For the
SlAteS VI c4OEllhI NOEbh SaLOAlua anu
Virginia, where the supply last year
was 22l ,94l bales, the report gives no
estimates; the general tenor of advices,
however, indicates that in these States
there will be a fair increase also; so
that, allowing ratio of gain in these
cases somewhat below that estimated
for the five States already enumerated,
we should have in the eight States an
increase of about 500 900 bales. The re-
port says that Louisiana and Texas
show a considerable falling of from
last year" Now, as the whole supply
from this source, in 1866, was only
about 400 600 bales, il is evident that the
loss in these States cannot materially
affect the eueral result.
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NEW YORK, Oct, 3O.-Arthur Develin,
tailor, who was arrested charged with
dragging Mary Farrell into hall way
and forcibly violating her person, was
committed for trial.
The health of Jno. Butterfield is i'm
proving. he will recover.
Thaddeus Stevens in letter to DR..
Pfeifer, says: Since the adoption of
the 14th amendment have no doubt of
our full power to regulate the elective
franchise so far as 1t regards the whole
nation in every State of the Union,
which 1 hope will be so formed as to be
beneficial to the nation, just to every
citizen, and carry out the design of the
trainers OF the Government according
to the views expressed in the Declare
ton of Independence.
Santa Anna has been tried at Vera
Cruz and sentenced to death. BE has
petitioned the Supreme Government for
mercy.
A private dispatch received this
morning from California saws: The
Democratic majority in this State ex-
ceeds 5000. The vote is light.
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NEW YoRK, March sOth. 1854.
afears. Geo. Q. R.l66eI q Co.. HUDSON, N. Y.

MetsTS. Geo. Z 67tLOOet q SO.' huOsont ~ l.
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this letter which you are privileged 10 use
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 3O.-Neither Chief
Justice Chase or Judge Underwood
have any reply from Davis counsel
ember.
The refusal of the Supreme Court of
this District yesterday to grant writ
OF error for appeal from n decision of a
lower Court on the question touching
the cOnstitutionality of the contiscation
acts was because of a gross informality
in the Writitself. ~ ....H
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NEW York, Oct. 3O.-The building
No. 343 Broadway, was damaged by fire
this morning, the occupants losing
heavily. viz: A. Blum & Co., import
ers and manufacturers of hosiery, &c.
loss, $3.50, 600. Bardo, Bates & Co.;
jobbers in silks and woolens; loss,
$50. 900. Wolf & Moses, Sl5, 900.
The building was owned by George
PonseI, of Paris, and valued at Sl5, 600;
all fully insured. Origin Of the fire
unknown.
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nAKkErs 81 TE.nsKApls.
NEW YORK. October 30.
REGULAR REPORT.


CoTToS-Shads lower; sales of l, 500
bales at l9h for middling uplands.
FLoUR-Receipts 81, OBS bbls; market
10a20c lower with moderate business
doing; sales of Il, 900 bbls at IS 5Oa9 IS
for superfine state and western; $40 GOA
10 65 for extra state; 80 5Oal0 so for eX-
ira western; $40 25a13 so for round hoop
Ohio; SIl O0al6OO for st. Louis. In
cluded in these sales are 500 bbls extra
state, first half of December, at $40 75
California Flour-Dull and dropping:
sales of $50 sacks at Sll 50aIS so. Rye
Flour-Sale ofS0O bbls at 81 25a9 ..
WHIsKY-Quiet and steady.
Observation-Disclosures Isl ,4e5 busj
market 2a3c lower with fair business
doing at decline; sales of Isl, 900 bus
at 81 20 for No. spring; 81 26A2 % for
No. do; 81 S2a2 So for No. l do; 81 3ga
~ for red Canada; IS 20 for white CAL
ifornia; So 20a3 so for prime to extra
choice white Michigan, and s. 7IaSTI u
for amber state. Rye-Firmer; sales
OF :, 800 bus western a 81 IS. Barley
-Firmer and quiet sales of $500 bus
two rowed. state, at about 81 IS. Malt
Steady; sales $500 bus At 81 81; also
IL, 900 bus Canada. Peas-S1 45a1 AZ.
Corn-Receipts I62, DDS bus; market
lc lower with very moderate business
doing; sales of 6S, 900 bus at 81 4Oal IL
for mixed western, closing at 81 40.
OdlS-LEGCGApLS 4-VtOJS JUS maj hNA Ah-
lower; sale of $1,000 bus at sOasIc for
western.
GRoCERIEs-Rice-- Coffee
Steady. Sugar-Quiet and easier; sales
$50 hhds Cuba at Il7SaI2tS. MOlasses-
Duh.
HoPs-Quiet at 45a65c.
WooL-Quiet; ices without decided
change; sales 100000 pounds at 4Sa50I
| for domestic fleece.
Observation-Disclosures sole less active
| and Unchanged.
observation-disclosures; l4j2c fol
crude; 321S for refined bonded.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork- sales 3.0Ot
bbls at SCI l2a2I % for mess; closing al
81 10 for regular, and $40 OOa20 % Ioi
prime; also sales !, 600 bbls mess for las
half November al ST. .. Beef-Dul
and heavy; sales $50 bbls at previous
prices. Beef Hnms-Dun. Bacon
Quiet. Cut Meats-HeaYy; sales l7t
packages at II14al27{c for shoulders;
l5a17c for hams.
LARD-steadyi sales s25 bbls at Isa
aI324c.
BUrTER-Dull at 2Oa4ic.
CHEEsE-Dull; State, lIal6c.
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NEW YORK, January IL, 1854.
Aetns Geo. G. Ruobel & 90.

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the digestive organs, such as dysps yAIn, dlRr.
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quantities for aged persons, and also for
those of delicate constitutions. YourB, &C,
Doctors ]. r. & T. \. HORBUhY,
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The unsolicited recommendation we re-
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10 be just exactly what we claim.
They are purely Vegetable;
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They JOTtiEy The system against the eUH ,eDecES
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They ulH cure Headache:
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They tOiU create q healthy Appetne;
They contain no Poisonous Drug
They LDiH InutDOTGte the SyTteDI Of Indigestion
and moderately increase the temperature OF
the body; and the force OF the circulation,
acting. In fact as general corroborant ofthe
system.
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Boat Race at PIttsburE.

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 80.
The boat race between McKeil, of
New York, and Coulter, of Pittsburgh,
for 5000, came of at three O'Clock this
afternoon on the upper Monongahela
course. Coulter was the winner by five
lengthsi time, Il minutes and 81 sec
onds. The race was witnessed by four
or five thousand people, who cheered
the contestants vociferously. The
weather was clear and cool. G.
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Ynnrrrs MAJ lssI.

MesSrs. Geo. G. Rub6el & Co:
yonr 'iGolden BitteS," i can recommend
Them with the utmost confidence as 8 tonic,
for u change Of diet and water.
II Is as well for ladies' and children. giving
them part Of q wine-glRss two or three times
q day. Youra respectfully,
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ST. LOUIS, Oct 3O.-Omaha dispatches
say: A messenger arrived at Fort Larn-
mic with thirty Sioux warriors who
favor peace. The head men promise to
be at Laramie on the 10Th of November.
The Chief, White Cloud. sent word to
Gov. Hunt, of Colorado, that it is no
use for the Government to send any
more ignorant men to negotiate with
him, but with Hunt or somebody else
who understands Indian questions he
will treat and make a liberal treaty,
and give up all claim TO the plains and
remove to the extreme North.
Gov. Hunt will go to Laramie by
way of White Clouds camp and en-
deavor to make terms with him.
a fleet of screw Mackiuaw boats ar
rived at Omaha, from Fort Benton, on
Monday. The Indians attacked the
boats below the Yellow Stone. and
killed QUE man. 10
The tIIdians obstruCted the track of
the Union Pacific Railroad, between
Antelope and Pine Bluff stations, II few
days since. with the view of throwing
the train of, but some wOrkmen dis
covered and removed the distractions
before any damage was done. -s
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soMERv1LLE, N. J.. Oct. 3O.-The Jury
in the case OF Jacob Van ArsdaIe, in
dicted for the murder of jasper Baird
on the 29th OF June, rendered a verdict
OF guilty in the first degree.t
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24st. courtlandt ST., MONTREAL, July II ,s4
CvSrIExES.-Your --Bitters have been
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YouS, DC,
- GEO. A. ]. NORMAN,
isz West S7th St, N. V
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BosToN. Oct. Sex. Gov. Andrews
had an attack of apoplexy last night.
His situation Is considered critical, as
he was insensibIe this forenoon.
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Messrs Deviy.s & Bolton.
GEHT1.xMEH:-For the last eleven months
have been suffering almost daily from Sc
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omRrh more than twenty minutes. AT
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Gle A. BANCROFT,
mt and CnItacfOr
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When the challenging of a jury will

when the challenging of jury will
commence.
PARIS, Oct. 2s.-Evening.-Advices
from Civita Yecchia announce the
the arrival there of the tieet of trans
ports, and report that the French
troops have disembarked and are now
occupying the city.
PARIS, Oct .29.-Large bodies oftroops
have arrived In the vicinity OF TouIon.
They are ready to embark for Italy,
and their numbers are increasing.
BERLIN, Oct. 2O.-Prussia declines to
receive Bavaria in zolverein on the
terms proposed by the Bayarian Gov
eminent.
PARIS, Oct. S0-Evening.-The mixed
commission recently sent to Gambia by
the Sublime Porte, for settlement of
grievances of the Cretans. has returned
without being able to effect any good.
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commission recently sent to Gambia by
the Sublime Porte, for a settlement of
grievances of the Cretans. has returned
without being able to effect any good.
New York News.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3o.-The storm
siderable damage In the city and
throughout the neighboring country.
The cellars and Easements along the
river fronts were inundated by the
swollen tide, numerous chimneys were
! toppled over by the wind, and the ferry
boats plying between the Hudson and
East rivers experienced great difficulty
in navigating. The water rose to the
sitting-room In some of the ferry
houses, and in others inundated tho
bridges. A sIoop was capsized off HO-
bOken and one man was drowned. A
large building was blown down in
HaCkensack, n. j. OF the results on the
coast we have yet to hear, and no doubt
the account will TEEN with wrecks and
disasters
In the U, s. Circuit Court, yesteSday,
Judge Benedict presiding, the jury
brought in a verdict of guilty against
Benjamin F. Oakley, charged with en-
bezzling q letter from the gen
ersl post-ofice. A motion for the stay
OF judgment was argued. The decision
was received and the prisoner remand
ed TO Jail.
The Herald's Washington special
says: Several prominent Southerners
have recently expressed to the Presi-
dent their conviction that a general out
break among the negroes is imminent.
They say nearly every negro man in
the South is we'll armed, while the
whites are almost entirely without
means Of support.
Nc Ey,.v It. l.
believed to be the time determined up
on for the rising. The gentlemen
strongly urge upon the President an
increase in the military force now dis
trIbuted through that section.
The Herald's Richmond special says:
Returns from all the counties in the
State Of Virginia, except two, have
been received at the military head
quarters in Richmond. The total vote
pOlled is l64, los. or this vote IO3, lS9
wereSsfOr IA convention, and 90, $50
against it. The majority for a conven-
ton being 5000. Eighty-nine thou
sand five hundred and thirty-three ne
groes voted for the convention, and go
against ii. Thirteen thousand white
were for the convention and 5S,O3S
against 1t.
The Worlds special says: The Su-
preme Court of this district, to-day, re-
fuse to grant a writ of error for an APP
peal from the lower Court from Il deci-
sion sustaining the constitutionality of
the confiscation laws. The decision
covered several cases where property
had been cOnfiscated for the life estate
in this district. An effort will be made
! to have the constitutionality of the law
tested III the United States Supreme
Court.
The statement of the national debt
for November LIST, will probably show
only very slight reduction.
The payments from the Treasury, on
| various accounts, for the last half of
October have been very heavy.
The coin balance will be considerably
increased, but it Will be at once re-
duced again by the five-twenty inter
est, which will be charged OF on the
first proXimo.
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BUTrER-Dull at 2Oa4Ic.
CHEEsE-Dull; State, llal6c.
--LATEST lIARKET-5 a.

FLoUR-Closed dull at 5alOc lower.
GRAIS-W heat-Heavy and declin-
ing; No. spring at 81 26a2 q; No. /
spring ut 81 j.. Rye-Steady at 81 6S for
western. Oats-Quiet at soc for western.
Corn-Dun at 81 S91<aI 40 for prime
mixed western.
PRovIsIoSs-Pork-L sales J, coo
bbls mess mt S2I 90; 81 OF cash and reg
ular, closing dull. Beef-NOminal.
Cut Meats-Quiet. Bacon-Qpiet and
steady.
LARD-Dull at 131SaI331c for fair to
prime steam and kettle rendered.
DRY GOODS.
The dry goods market continues quiet
and depressed, although there is no per-
ceptible alteration in staple cottons.
All leading makes OF printed calicos are
in steady request at 121Sc; Cocheco 1874;
MerrimAck w, l5c; Amoskeag and
Nashua ll1S, and Wamsutta at lOal5c;
tor Sprague's and Hamilton's delRins,
old styles, l7c and l9c for new; l55< for
best standard sheetings; I411al5c for
seconds and lSc for southern sheetings
in the brown; loo for Lancaster Cling
hams and l21Sc for Manchester, Hadley
and Empire State,
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GOVERNMENT SroCKs-Sleady; cou-
pons 49,, 1I29<; do '64, 1925; do rs, Ito;
new, lO79E: lO-40s, 1904; 7-3Os, last two
series, l057S.
Observation-Disclosures.
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