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Personal.
Americans mt Nassau, N. p.

Amcricans mt NASSAU, N. y.
List OF Americans registered at the Royal victoria
HOTEL Nassau, N. r., November ~, 1870
Mrs. Il. L. $. Hall. child and nurse; Mr.. and Mrs.
f. II. Clark, MIR. Knoedler, Master knoedler, Mrs.
Bangs, Miss +. X. Swift, Mrs +. $. GodkIn, Mr.. W.
M. Gray, Mrs. ]. Gray, Mr.. Alden, Mrs. Alden, Miss
Alden, Mr. Dexter II. Walker, and Professor Tryom,
New York; Mr.. Calvin Mrs. calvin and son. Pea.
body, Mass; Mr. Winnie, Miss C. Winnie Miss Jennie
Winnie, Albany, N. Y; Mr.. f. 9. Wnitehouse, the
Misses Whtebouse. Chicago, H.; Mr. ii. W. Foote,
Florida; Mr.; A. D: Foote New Haven, Conn. Mr..
John Il. Kellogg, Mrs. Kellogg H0neoyc Falls. NJ y;
Mr.. c. S. Knox, Mr.. II. c.. Knox, Troy, n. T.; Mr..
Cummings, Brooklyn; Mr.. Samuel Preston Boston,
Mass; Mr. and Mrs. Pell, the Misses Pcll Passaic
n. j.; Mr.. Thomas Blenkhouse, Nova Scotia Mr. and
Mrs. q. L, Wood and daughter Utica, n. y; Mr. and
Mrs. Murphy, Miss and Master Murphy Halifax,
rs.
The Salt Lake Herald OF the 10Th inst. says:-'The
celebrated DR.. Gwinn, formerly United states sena-
tor from California Is among the guests stopping at
the Townsend House,"
Monsignor Capc the distinguished Catholic eccle-
siastic who has been described under the name OF
Monsignor Caesby in Mr.. Disraeis novel 'Lothair,"
preached q few weeks since ut the conservation OF
the chapel OF st. CongaL, Antrim Ireland. The col
lection resulted IN the subscription OF goo TO the
fund established for paying the cost OF the edidce
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL SrREnr, [
FRIDAY, Nov. 18--6 r. d.

WALL STREET,
FRIDAY, Nov. 18-6P MI
On 'Change to-day wheat was irregular. In sympa-
thy with the fluctuations Of the gold market, but
closed strong at an advance. The Gotten market
was nrm on improved quotations at Liverpool, but
quiet.
The gold market retains It's feverish excitement,
ana In to-day's business again nuctuated suddenly
and frequently, but within narrower limits than on
the previous day. The
LONDON QUOTArI0Nv
for the United States 1vetwenties Of 1882 which Is
taken as the index Of the English market, again
ran up and down the scale, bur produced
msdined effect. In fact the announcement
from the Bureau OF Statistics at Washington pub
lished in the papers this morning that our imports
for the first eight months OF the current year were
only SO, $780, 900 in excess Of experts gave sud
den check to the speculation for rise; for, ~ the
remaining four months OF the year embrace the
period when our exports are heaviest, the COM
merclal record OF 1870 Will doubtless show that the
balance of trade for the year has been In favor
Now, as 1t has been conclusvely demonstrated that
the Crmean war gave an immense impetus to our
export business the speculation OF the
Gold Room naturally pauses at what seems
the threshold OF another European war,
which may turn the slight disadvantage OF
ance on our side OF the account Hence while to-
day the market In London was reported very ex-
cited, with our bonds one time as low as S615,
against s7k early In the morning. the highest that
gold sold At was 113k. The lowest price was made
on the street, before the formal assembly OF the
board. the sales occurring at ll23<. The market
underwent four general fluctuations from
Il23S to 49, on the decline Of our bonds from s7x
to sou; second, from llsh to 1l2, on recovery In
prices at London and more cheerful feel
ing there; third, from 1l21s to l13H, on
the announcement that Lord Granville was
reported have stated to the foreign embassies
the British Court that England would go to war If
Russia persisted In Violating the neutrality of the
Black Sea; and fourth, from l13A to 1127l clos
ing feeling of buOyancy i'll London with an advance
In 1ve-twenties to s6ss. AT nighttall the market
again strengthened to 1885, the report OF defeat
or tho Prussians at Orleans The course OF prices
during the day is shown in the table,
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the southern list was steady and quict for the
leading bonds. The Tennessees. Miss0uris and
South Caroinas were q shade lower. The street
quotations this evening were a. Iollows:-ren-
nsssee ex coupon. 90 Q sO%; d., new, 80 a
boh; Virginia. ex coupon. % s.; do. new, a
%; sesrgia Sizes 50 q So; do, sevens. Of q o.;
North Carolina, ex coupon, 4s,l a 40; de-, new, rs
2s's; do, special tax. 10 20; Missouri skies, Oh
slh; DO. Hannibal and st. Joseph. 81 . ok;
louisiana skies, Il 70; d. new, 81 60; do, levce
sixes ~ ~ do do, Fights, 90 a 81; Alabama lives,
~ y; do. Fights, lo2 lO4; South Carolina skies,
% 10; do.' new, January and July. 7l,l ~; do.
DO, April and October, 90 II; Arkansas skies, 81
q IS; do. sevens, 65 a 67.
THE SUB-TREAsURY REPORT,
The following was to-day's business nc the ONCE
OF the United States Treasurer
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was still held with Drmness holders disinclned
make sales except at full previous hgures There
100 bags ex John Bouon on private terms In Baltimore
the sales were 300 bags ex +. Jane, and In New
orleans e, there were disposed OF S,423 bags ex
l.url!ne on terms kept private Java In some
demand and 1ovo mats were sold at prices within
the rarGe OF our quotations. or Maacaibo 2p
sold o'hsr kinds were quiet. We quote Rio-ordnary
cargoes, l4Qc. lbc fair do, bic. a l519c; good do
l,ssc. lss4c prime do Lac 71.c; extremes for lots
grass mats 2oaG &c SINGAPORE grass ma.s lsc lSc
iooc H!ac Jamaica fc a lsc; st. Domingo (god, in
sc: Manila itc a re; Mexican, lJc &c.; savanla,
bye. a lcc-ai gold. duty paid.
CorrEEIihe business IN ngot was Light, tbs demand
being limited but prices steady and firm at former
tations There were sold $4,000 lbs, at 2c.a 25ac
Lake on the spot and 22s4c. for forward delivery.
DYEWooDs.-The demand extremely light, and
heard OF no sales OF consequence Prices nominal
~ VIZ aO currency for 81 Domingo ogwood S57 90
rency Tor West Coast Lima wood 0j, gold, for
ana $l6 $40 do for fustc Tue offerings OF almost al
kinds were lar.
FLOUR ANp aEAIT-Reccrts % 94s bills -four, $50 bags
corn meal b ss bushels wheat 4o7o do. corn, 1909
oats DO barley ovso do rye and $500 malt; The
-four market was buoyan and prices 0c l5c higher
for ooo shipping :, Grades The gales were about
port at So w % for extra State and 50 35 SIS 40
for Southern -four sought after prices
OF most kinds were firm Sales $500 bbs Rye -four
steady, with moderate demand Sales 200 bbls Corn
meal was dull and unchanged Sales 100 bbis. Jersey
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Half-pnst Five O'Clock p, M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, Nov lS-6P.M.
AsHrs.-Recepts, II packages The demand for not v,s
light but as the arrivals prices were
at former quotations, VIZ, So IS 81 s5 Pearl dun and
nominal.
BeEBwAx.-The sales wcro unimportant tho demand
being entirely OF jobbng character. Southern was quoted
Mt &c.
CoRDAGE was unchanged in value We quote Manila
2oac 2lc. sisal rope, I9J5c.; Russia bolt rope &c.
Russia tarred, &c.,; American do, ljc.
COCOA was SLOW Of sale there being but little demanr and
prices favored buyers We quote :-Giayaqui SIC
gold, in bond; Maracabo, 2ic. a 26c., do. o'
CANDLEs.The market dun all kinds, there being
no inquiry except Tor obbing lots but prices
sperm, 30c., and patent Acc.
CEMEST-Rosendne was still in fair request and steady
at$l9o.
full prices We oteSugar Shocks IS inch heads 81 80
S3; sugar do 81 do, ~ 10 az %; rnolassus do
So so s. 65 box do, $50 .s5; pipe do, $500 81 rum
do IA 10 30; hoops, feet. sis $50; hoops IL feet $40
CoTToN.The demand toerably active but with free
offerings prices were heavy and lower the market clos
for spinning speculation, but export
owing, considerable extent to tho scarcity CG freight
the steamers There sold sos bales fcludng
by exporters, b24 by spectators and 600 Usnst
Cotton for future delivery opened brn but tyea
especially for lots for November delivery The were
foiows1 100 bales basis low niddng for November. Mt
l5,sc 100 do IL l56c., go do. 5c loo a. DO
nj 10 1S6c, 900 for December 15c 100 do orJ an
uary at 5c 600 do at lbsc 900 do. l56c zoo Do at
900 DO. l5sSc, 100 February and March al
l5<c 300 for March Mt 6c 200 April al I5sc
20O do Tree board Mt Mobile at 44c Date
a2cc do for November at l6c 1900 do. Decen-
lc 1000 do. for February at l5c. Is lllec 800 do
Tree on board AZ Charleston on private terms
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CoNSlGNIxG A COURT TO WARM QUARTERS.

Peter Hicks was defendant in trining debt case
tried before Justice Dignan, OF Trenton ~ j., on
Thursday evening, and the verdiN being adverse to
Peter he babe the Court 20 to he'll. The Court was
not prepared for such a Journey nor could the
magistrate permit such unvarrantable liberties TO
be taken with his court he sent the onender over
to the county Iail After SIX hours confinement
Peter Hicks was let cut. saying next time he wished
court at such q place he would think IT, but not
give expression to his desire.
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wheat was decideaIy more active both for export and
speculation and prices further &C. per bushe
safes comprised about s2SoOO bushels at 81 il for old
new sprng Fl 4, 81 .. for No. spring delivered,
II 40 ~ Al for do In store and to arrive VI ~ ar
for new do in 81 I'd for amber state ahoat 81 30
$l % for white kye dull and nominal at yesterday
bushels At ~ % ~ 10 FOR Canada 90c.
ern Malt was dun ard nominal. Corn was hrm with an
Soc for new mixed western ssc Sc Sc for old do
the latter price for small lots choice. Oats shade
hrmer sales 6pOo0 bushels at tc 6Oc for esern anoa
fEEIGHTs.- market was rather active and
sells in demand and commanded tull previous rates.
while petroleum vessels Dut little sought after but
b bns se wheat Tas s 900 sss cotton
and, per steamer, 900 do cotton at ad $3.50 TO Lon
a1 ss s bushels whes. 3. 3d. % do DO At I'D and
Glasgow 100 bushels corn az Sd, 200 do whea. at sgd
and oc bbls tour At "a 3D. ana per steamer % tons oil
and da,. Yesterday $500 do do a. SD To Ant.
E sS ~ &c, -four eo IS nS e. d $50 er 1ss
at iod though for $4,000 bushels wheat
eral cargo, 2OO0 bark with .l00 qs grain
Cork FOR orders ss Il % drec. port 3D. 70 The
do the same voyage at the same rates ship from
Philadelphia for Bremen Antwerp, with $500 obs pctro
wall cos s. Co. snd BACK from o'' the coast
w WI hoo frni. a. lump sum; brig to load with
Sl4; bark Buenos Agree, general cargo; Danish
brig to PcInambuco and Bahia general bark 40
,Sns . ss and nos re-
10 London, both general Cargo on private terms.
GyNStEs were dull and prices nominal at former
Hops-The market was without particular change. The
demand s light and almost exclusively for small guam
rather steady the grades which inquired
for and which were ia sma supply The other grades were
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A WARNING TO YOUNG HUsrsMsS.

n A poy' eieven years OF aye, and son OF Charles A.
Ryder OF Poweville. near Boonton, N. j., was acct
dentally killed while rabbit shooting on Wednesday.
He was climbing upon rock dragging his gun
AFTER him, when something caught the hammer and
raised 1t sufficiently TO explode the cap sending the
charge through his body, and causing instant death
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
BuRGEss-SPIES.-ln Brooklyn, n. T., ON Thurs
day, November H. by the Rev. Charles W. Homer, OF
ST. James Episcopal church, ALEXANDER BURGESS
to MraL 8. i. SPIES, both Of Brooklyn. No cards.
BARR,-BRoADwRLL.--Att the First Baptist church.
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In the gold loan market the rate ranged from
four per for carrying to NAT for borrowing. The
operations OF the Cola Exchange Bank were as
foows:-
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The reports from the interior towns for tho cet
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Newark, \. j., on Wednesday. November ia by ~
Rev. II. q. Fish, ROBERT II. BARR 10 EMMA ,.
BROADw ELL, ali OF the above place
CAHARr-ROCKwErL---On Wednesday NOvcmD0r
u. at the Church OF the Pilgrims, by the Rev. h B.
3torrs, Jr., d. d., JAMES d. CARHAr, Jr., 70 FARNsa
daughter of Jsmes y. Rockwell all or Brooklyn
JuDD-ORMsBER.-InB Boston. Wednesday. No
yember 10, by the Rev. Edward r. Hale, hOPBt
JuDDto SOPHIE MErcALF. daughter Of John Hoidc1
OrInsDee, all OF New York.
MEssIcK-HoRSBY -On Thursday, November IT.
At the Church OF the incarnation BY the Rev. DR..
Montgomery, CHARLES MEssIcK 10 LOUISE DUNBAR.
Youngest daughter OF Alexander Horribly Esq, ~
OF New York city.
western papers please copy.
OWEN-ALBYN.--At Wood Haven l.. l., on Thurs
Day November IL, at the brides residence. by the
Kew. william James, HENRY OWEN OF Brooklyn, to
GEoRGlA LOUISE ALBYN of the former place.
PIhcKhEY-S rEvENs.--On Wednesday November
o. at the residence OF tho brides parents, by Rev.
wilson Phraner. Mr.. T.-CoTgswoRrH PiNcKNEY. OF
New YORK, 10 Miss NELLIE NJ, daughter or John M
stevens. Esq, OF Sing sing.
PEcK-WARfs-At ST. Marks church, Orange,
N j.. on Thursday, November IT. by Rev. James A.
Williams, ID. Dr. HARRY ). PECK, OF Brooklyn, TO
JULIA, daugnter Of James M. Ward, Esq, OF Orange.
sKiDMoRE-DE LATU Ron Thursday. November
~, by the Rev q. W. Porter, b. d., GEORGE w.
SklpAoRE TO JOSEPHINE. eldest daughter OF A. J.
York.
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STREET QUOTATIONS.

Doaru "uJourIIcu TIL consequence OF the death OF
Mr.. f. A. Weeks.
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Exchange unchanged. FLOUR al
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FRIDAY, Nov. 18-6 r. M
On 'Change to-day wheat was irregular. In sympa-
thy with the fluctuations Of the gold market, but
closed strong at an advance. The Gotten market
was nrm on improved quotations at Liverpool but
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mistake NEST Of our yacht owners make d TO
believe their boats faultless and no improve

mistake NEST Of our yacht owners make d to
believe their boats faultless and no improve
ment necessary.
This selfconoeit has beaten them in the past
and certainly will In the future. Our English
friends win not allow-now that one has been
plucky enough to set the example-the "Chal-
lenge Cup" to remain under our yacht clubs
flag If they can possibly bear the prize away.
Other yachts will wander here to seek 1t, and
now is the time for our yachtmen to de-
wise their plans to remedy defects in
their yachts, improve their models,
and, for those who contemplate build
ing new vessels, 10 study what 1t
Is to their best advantage to doom what
principle to commence and what character Of
yacht will be likely to produce the most
desirable results-the centre board or the keel.
The columns Of this paper are always open
for discussion on yachting matters and
opinions pro and CON, and suggestions from
different standpoints may be productive Of
good fruit.
ago In the columns Of the Spirit Of the Times
in regard to yachts and yacht modelling
excited attention, and more of the same sort
will arouse similar interest.
Let devoted Yachtmen" emerge, as did
''another devoted yachtman"-who now fairly
and boldly attaches his own signature to his
letters Is. M. T.)Cfrom his chrysalis state
and tell us who he is. Then, even as the full
blown butterfly, revealing his brilliant colors,
evokes our admiration, 30 we will yield
homage to the live man who inspires us by his
suggestions and instructs US by his nautical
teachings. One came out in his true colors;
now let the other
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TELEGRApRIC NEWS ITEMS.

Governor Stearns ropubican) has appointed william s.
Ladd democra judge Of the Supreme OF New Hamp
shire.
John Gentry United States Express agent was killed on the
railroad yesterday morning Hamilton Ohio BY falling
between two cars while the train In motion
Senior santteban president OF the Cuban Juuta of Pha
oeiphia, announces the dissolution OF that body.
Yesterday, at Madsonvile Ky, white named Speed
back, - - -
Al s. Charles, nj, Saturday boy seven years of ago
base ball. - - =
Hiram l. Eastman and bis wife, Lucinda, Of Freedom,
have been indicted Grand Jury for
valid lady under their charge.
The equity case the Rennebec and Portland Railroad
pany tue Portland and Kennebec Railroad Company on
TRIAL In Augusta Me- been decided in favor OF the de-
Pendants dismssng the BILL thus affirming the right OF
the new company to the road.
nreman's parade took place at Middetown, N. Y,
Yesterday. Among the guests present General Kill
patrick, late Minister Chic.
the United States Circuit Court at Cincinnati yesterday
nnaI decree was entered In the patent
Asa Wsiney against Albert L. Mowry The amount OF the
Court. "'' -frs"'' " '"S S"p1''A0
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Personal Intelligence.

General G. w. Giddings, Of the Overland Stage
and Telegraph Company, has secured rooms ut the
Metropolitan Hotel.
T. D. Boardman, of Boston, left the Brevoort
House last evening to attend the meeting OF the
American 3. 8. Association to be held az Philadel-
phia.
Captain Noodle. OF the steamship Cuba, has en-
gagged rooms for the balance OF MS trip the Bre
voort House.
General N. P. Banks Is supposed to be here on the
lookout for the republican party-tne party being
all serene In the New England States. He is at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Senior Maresca, the Mexican Minister at Washing
ton, has engaged rooms at the Albemarle Hotel. He
will remain in the city several days
General J. Q. Fremont has been in this city for
few days studying the different political schisms
which Will ultimately sway the balance OF power in
the Empire State. His headquarters for the present
will be at the Hoffman House.
General George Nancy, or Tennessee; Judge II. B.
Carpenter, OF Charleston, s. c.. and Judge Henry
Smith, OF Albany are at the St. Nichoias Hotel.
Paymaster j. y. birmingham, OF the United States
Army, who is here on Official business has secured
rooms at the Grand Central Hotel.
DR.. G. Symes, OF San Francisco, who has spent
several days at the ST. Charles Hotel, will leave on
the steamer Perrere for France on Wednesday, he
having been delegated TO convey certain sums OF
moneys for the relief Of the wounded and for the
widows Of disabled soldiers In the French army.
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe will speak this evening on
''The Direct Intervention of Women for the Pacnca-
tion OF the World" at Association Hail. Her address
VIII have especial reference to the late appeal OF
Mime. de Gasparin to the women Of the United
States
Mr.. Thomas H. Pearne, United States Consul to
Kingston, jamaica sailed yesterday in the brig
Emily Corner for Kingston direct.
Mr.. q. Haenjents. secretary to the Hayden Lega-
sion sailed yesterday In the steamer Merrimac for
Hayti, via ST. Thomas.
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New York Politicians and Criminals


A most remarkable episode occurred yester-
day in the Court of General Sessions on the
trial OF Thomas Jackson for the murder Of
Archibald Douglas. The accused is First
ward democratic politician and the homicide
grew out of a political brawl. Counsel for
the accused objected to the Recorder presid-
Ing on the trial, and based the objection on an
amdavit sworn to by the prisoner, alleging,
as matter of general notoriety, that the Re-
corder is frequently influenced in his judicial
decisions by the advice and control Of Mayor
Hall, and that Mayor Hall is politically and
personally hostile to the accused. On this
extraordinary statement the still more extra
ordinary motion was made that the Recorder
give way to one Of the judges Of the Court Of
Common Pleas and submit himself to be ex-
amined by counsel in regard to his bias and
to the allegations set forth.
1t need hardly be said that the motion was
Indignantly denied. In the discussion that
ensued it was stated by Judge Bedford, who
was sitting in the case as an associate Justice,
that on previous occasion, when motion to
quash the indictment against the same prisoner
was made before him an attempt to influence
his decision in favor Of the accused was made
by another politican-the member of Con-
gress from that district, Mr.. John Fox.
Here is most remarkable state of things, in
which an attempt is made by member Of
Congress to shield criminal from the penalty
due to his crime because he is political sup
porter Of such member; and when that at
tempt failed, through the independence of one
judge, further effort is made to thwart justice
by impugning the motives of another judge
and alleging political hostility and bias on his
part. If we progress further in this direction
all our criminals will expect to escape the gal
lows or the State Prison on account of their
politics. either by the aid Of party friends or by
challenging judges or jurors as party adver-
saries. This furnishes another proof of the
evil effect of letting our judiciary system be
contaminated by politics.
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The South CurOiinn Troubles.
The only offical information received here OF the
disorder In South Carolina Ia contained In de-
spach from Governor Scott to the Secretary OF War;
dated Friday, mtimating that parties OF ex-Con-
federates were organizing for the purpose creating
riot and confusion at the polls, and asking for addl
tional troops TO preserve order.
Strange Case of Suspended Animation.
strange case OF suspended animation has just
been developed IN this city, making truth least a.
strange a. fction. young girl. sixteen years Old
named Ella Frerrer, native OF Virginia, died. to
all appearances. last Thursday. &C Hampstead
King Georges county, Va, OF typhoid fever. She
was brought here for interment In the Congressional
Cemetery, over rough Virginia road, and when she
arrived In this city and the box was opened lady
who was fixing her for the CONN noticed lush to
come over her lace and very unmistakeabe signs OF
respiration. The lady Immediately became greatly
alarmed, doctor was sent for and soon It became
evident That the poor young girl had really life In
her. The physicians, however, could do nothing for
her-thelr aid arrived too late Galyanic
batteries were applied with remarkable results the
pulse and respiration being restored for some time
Win feeble regularity but the moment the artificial
agent was removed, the girl again lost all signs OF
animation. AT last accounts she wss undoubtedly
dead. The time appointed for the funeral was three
o'clock this afternoon, but, OF course though the
carriages and hearse were on hand the sad cere-
mony was postponed. The case causes the greatest
excitement here.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoNDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoSDoN Oct al-sO r.
M-Consos, s2& for money and the account. American
bonds closed at the following rates -Fivewcny bonds
1882, e9 1865, eS 1857, e0 ten torties s74 Railway
stocks closed quiet Ere lSa Illinois Central N.Y. Allan
LivERrooL CorTos MAnKnT:-LIyERPooL, Oct: "a 80
p M-Cotton closed active. Middling upands, 3D. mid.
ding Orleans 9ad The sacs Of the day foot up bales
The shipments OF cotton from Bombay the 2st Inst since
the last report have been 400 bales
.. LIyEarooL BREADsruyrs MAEKET-LIvKgrooL, Oct
N-Wheat, lis. GENITAL for California white red West
ern 30 Id winter, los 3d. los ID Fonr 2s per Dbl for
Western canal Corn 29s 3d. per quarter Oats, 2s l0d
per bushel.
.. LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MAgKrr -LIvrsrooIs Oct
N-Pork declining Lard 93s I'd per cwt Bacon S4s per
cwt for short ribbed middlcs
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr-LIvERPooI,O Oct. a.
Common rosin s. s. 3D. Spirits petroleum, lid per gall
lon
LONDON PRoDUCw MAnNET.-LoNpOS, Oct "a 80 p.
M.Lnseed OIL E2s G29 los. Taiow, f3s I'D Re6ned pa
troisuu,, Ia Cd IL. 5kd per gallon.