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Foreign Markets.

Correspondence of ths Herald
RIO DE J.NrIRo, Nov 1.-THE imports from the Unit
ed States have been 100 bbls four 25 packages do
mestics 500 do teas; as IBIS beef bs wax; al dez
chairs; hhds tobacco The sales of -four 100
bbls Georgetown. MIne, at 1871 net 81 40; 900 do
0aega, per r II Dougas. l6u credit. and $4,000 cash.
net 1913 6a 600 oldGalsgo at l3750 net - 800
bbls old Haxal at l0Nnet So The market, since the
late arrivals excessively dull and the best offers for
fresh Baltimore are oily lln0G0 The bakers are but
shortly supplied but WIN not lay in large stocks, expect
ing largo supplies from ne United States.
The accounts from M'ntevideo are very dscouragng,
must again repeat that until inportatiops nearly
for several months Improvement take place The
new tariff, which into operation the llth. has
caused sales generally be very limited Most aTcles
are held for advanced ntes; but fear will be
time before they b. obtained stocks OF almost all
are very heavy Rosh 37o0 sperm candles 800 rs; um-
Der 55000 brown drills 900 blue do $50 rs de-
Minis $40 800 shining stripes $50 800; Appleton and
India Head and 80 inh shrngs $50 IS inch do l60
r Wax has freely from every quarter IL
not be quoted over 90 RS.
The supplies of cdfee have been abundant, aud sales
have been large. hperiors Sn0s0 SnabO, 80 100
81 cts On board; god frsts 2SO0 $1,000 81 81 cents
he decline Of exchange and the large sales, have csua
expect to any urther Decline particularly the
number of American vessels in port large and the low
prices may cheek tn supplies The total Shipment since
the it has been aut bags of which half will be
for the United Stats.
Exchange, to tie surprise Of all, has given way and
gradually declined to 253d; and some transactions
long credit at 25fd.
Freghts dulH70 81 cents to the United States;
Europe, ca cas-
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state or Trade.

AsHKs-Pots are dull and quoted at g Is. Pearls are
still held at - l2 Both descriptions Are very inactive
BsE:wsx,Prme yellow, Northern and Western -
BRsADsrurvs-There is attention in any article.
Corror-Today there was a better feeling among
buyers, and about 900 bales aken Spnners have
taken 400 balos Prices remain we'll Supported u :.
wanted at 50 a soc; Prme sag Thu stock on hand is
WHrsKxr Drudge casks are heldgt aac. with very
limited demand Western and priset barrels are dull ut
Gag a 25Ac.
REAL EsrArK-Sales on the 4 and 9Th INST.
Sss ouR Hsnsoc % h %
lyn, about thse miles from the fe, each lot IS II by
s s. .sS ssi;sss sst 1 oc.: til: ave
Les:s as: iii Nov is.s Of lot in iii street ~ ~
:ss Il :.s ss ;sas :ss
%sifsss Ss.. aes nS ,SS S.'s ';E
on aS &. south .ss Of street. IL Feet nci.. 300
east Sf Hudson street ask MsS
90 90 oS se NORTHEAST conn Hudson and Jane street
4 !. SSat s hs sS: IT. .. .Is in depth IS
% % sdoi"as On Hsd.o i'ass side and
% 4 DO a,as, on one d on The 1000
e Had;on , and Jane streets
s IN ONE on. side and $40
iaeSs. IL o!Ssr 81; i. ;: sss sss
no. e: III i:s '
nsns: s d ss saS S so 'y % s On In II oh ms
lot on Troy street adjoining towards the 9Th avenue %
Do sSjoinnS ssso II ieh.s. si,oo each sSdS
a, yx80 Il 3 inches !. .............. 2iOO
| i do 3 feet front on Troy stree. and 10 feet on
Khs Esa s os &. 80 4 in in depth
lot on stree 7 fl 6inches from Hudson street,
22 Fl inches by 80 fee sinches ........ .... 1850
do adjoining ~ # inches by l721
Ii do ss:szso onion side, aud s,:s in depth on
l do @;sxs5:a in depth on side, and 5c:i in
do ss:ss;oi in Rph on one side, and ]; II on
do aa:s IN frontss II in depth, then 70 ina
souhea. DIRECTION, to tie 9Th avenue, on one sideand
lot adoning ASKS. in dph on one side and 10 II on
soeoi corner Of Jane steei and SIN avenue 81 ftst on
Jane street % in dep,hnud 30 II On 9Th avenue $50
10y on me an avenue II 4 inches west from Jane ST. 20
iron. and rear " y in dpth side, and SAT- IN
do adjoining 20 Il in front and rear ii II in in depth
on onc SIDE and 20 Y inches the other. 1850
do 20 n front and rear, 20 Il inches in depth
side, and 1858 on the othsr t00
adjoining 20 4 front AMI rear in depth
lci sdions Aon; sas in depth on side, Wv
lots on the north side of Horsiio seei between West
and Washington streets a5xsl:6, ST. t25 each. 4276
do dioning, 23xsi 81 $50 each ......... sIot
lot the southeast Of Hora,io and West streets.
saoiSnl on IVES, .ti,e, aasi sii; sss ssss
The er ON West street. between Jane and Hora,io 1884
IN length on one de and SOB on the other 40 wide 33C
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xs.oi3.724 l2 l.825. go Of /

$3,Ol3,IN IL l,B2o,OoO Vi l,lS8,6N ii
Subject to exonerations commissions SC, which may
be estimated at ten per cent OF the $7Sl paid into
the sreaaurylduring the past fiscal year, only $l4oss
received from the tax assessed for 1884, leaving out
standing, for that year alone, over $500 900.
possible that Gov Skunk may take different view
ofhe finances Of the State than Gov Porter has II is
very natural that Gov Porter should be anxious that the
interest should be paid during his administration the
State has become bankrupt and the debt has been
decreased SIS OOs o26; and he has. doubt, wish
have the credit of the State redeemed before he
Office He is satisfied that the treasury Of the State
In condition to pay the February interests but Governor
Porter any ether man. cannot feel confident that the
ssate would be able to pay the August dividend.
easy to make commencement, but may be found diff
6cult to continue
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vessel: siS 49, ,as M s'ss 81
WS.s: Il 81, :s ana ss:%
Right Whees In addition the above there ANAL
in the Atlantic and make their voysses in
Many ships which reported above y Sperm wb.es
.i w :. h hf & Sssn Ss G S the
Gov Troup, Jenney, at Simon's Bay Oct 25
Spoken.
Venice Saer New Orleans for Boston, I'd inst ao lon
Goodwin Davis New Orleans for Liverpool Sd inst lat %
Foreign Ports.
ss e inca 81 E
B.;$ss S:;. is ss. Ak
sssss ssS
vi sS n d. M.s
W. %ss s A . % Hssi
sa
9ish and El.inore from BSstpnl all uns Arctic Pa.sall
se;:: yss, Iii Ns;i
:sa
(yEcHAL Madeira, about Nov l3-Arr Mazeppa, Milling
LE or MAY Oct s-sd Retrieve, Upton from Salem for
bIscrs BAY CGH Oct is-sid New Jersey, Whitney, FIN
Home Ports.
soss IT, o E.ss ss
lat 10 n Ion 50 30 Augustus Francis, seaman fell from
Fs..ss e., + Hs s5.i
KsssssusK. Jan s-Cid 6vermana: Davis, Ponce
jan rif'sa NC
last from The where she was ashore Sid sh
GLoucEsTER, Jan 6-A Albatross Red NYork for New.
s4LEM Jan 7Arr Spy, Dmon. New York Cid Abstract,
Bo.roN, Jan s-TeIexnphed Hollander from Rotterdam
Ed ArgD, Ch.pmap Ea: Indies; Regina vistcra Ausan
Cay GGo;Sa e and Nose, So.saa
iSss S:: T
Bailey. Wi.ca.sst. t. load for Cuba. ,,-m
sad s h 6ham
81 s ps,sg
paired ~in "f boston s' ssr'
1S%';ss cs'aoSs 'ss %
AyASS; s-in pr, Compliance Kelly. and Renown
PRoy.prScE, Jan. 7ssla Baltimore. Brswn, and Queen
by haTas .V sRfa Sd Tad. Du Bar
.Ss M,a' JONES'
ID as ka.pa Ns% s
ks,: Js sP s. % Ts.
g: Isf sss tis HAS's II:
bad the decks and sustained other damage Sid Obta
Sard1 Profuma Genoa; Harraseeket Hopkins, Attaapas
Esqamau., HAYES West Indies; VIM Henry, Norris t.ulf Of
heavy gales during the split sails and sustained
damage has BEEN soundings for the last 10 days. Also arr
Mys9urro Fla Jan s-In port, Maria Cau'ey subbs, of
MopiLE. Dec san Virginia. Hall, Matanzas Cora, Hun
newell and Eurotus, Potter, Havana Cid Pactolus Handy
Lveraoo Eveline Walton Baltimore; Thames Prince, Bos
ton; Il Ring, Latham, NYork.
New ORLEANS, Dec 30Ar Lord Seaton. Br Ftzsimmons
Iyerpoo John Garrow, [Br1 1homp,on, and Autoleon,
Howes Kingston ia; Arabin Foster Chsrleston; Lafch, AL
len, st Jago de Cuba WIN yam Moss Galveston Cid Lou
i,s Lesytt; Lopi, Vile Hunt and Wabash, Hathaway New
Ph adepha; New Orleans Alden. and st George, Long, Bos
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Washington.
Correspondence of the Herald

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8, l845
JAS. G. BENNETT
You will observe by the proceedings in the
House to-day that the State plan of annexation is
to be the plan adopted, if any. A majority of the
House cannot be secured to any other plan, and
even upon that plan we doubt the concession Of the
North Of the whole of the territory of Texas TO
slavery. Any plan of division would be iuexpedi-
ent, especially to the safety of the South yet we
apprehend that before ihe debate il concluded the
motion for partition will be made and strenuousIy
defended.
The bill for the National Institution is likely to
become question Of great interest, from the open
ing discussion OF day.
Mr.. CHoArE did handsomely to-day in his speech
for library.
Diverging to the other end of the Avenue, the
Drawing Room at the Presidents last night was
we'll attended by officials, foreign and dome stic in
uniform, and by citizens-and very pleasant eve
ming was passed by the company in the East Room,
in quadrilles &c.; good music, and an abundance
of water and lemonade All honor to the amiabc
and accomplish family at the White House, for
their truly Vrginian spirit OF courtesy, poliIeness
and easy hospitality TO all their visiting friends
Quite number of members Of Congress, with their
wives or sweethearts, were present.!
Mr. CUSHING has been solicited to lecture in this
city on China and the East, and there is prospect
that he will assent
The news from Mexico has created quite sen-
Santa Anna, bad as he is. W.
TWENTY. EIGHTH CONGRESS-.
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BY which carried overheard and damage
done to the ship The following schedule of the losses
IN letter 70 the owners-Mzenmast and all belonging TO il
spades old oreyard: yard new fly bboom;
round house whee water butts cabin gangway main and
main opai braces main topsa blocks; buw rails
lar as the mzsn mas the galley, stove coppers fourfod
tackle and watch locker bin acie two and lanterns
deck The cabin partly filed with The lost
n the gale John Herring Of New York I'd ocer David
Brown, Fishki boaseeIer Jacob Reed, Detro Charles
Chapman, Leaax DeIos W Smith, Burlington; Thos Brown
tome Roger TaicaRasna Gideon Wesierves of Poushheep
Sic fell overheard Nov 2sd and could be saved for Of
a boat
BRIc ALMSp Tallahassee Sentinel of the 27th ult
says;- We requested contradict umor in circulation
some week. since that the brig Almeda her from
her thai she grounded Sea Horse Keys The Captain
US that she touched nowhere her bur Nor
Arrival. HAvAsA-There entered the port Of Havana
American In the period i9 had cleared and gone
of which 81 American There arrived during the
same time SAT Of which ITO from the United
STATES
New York the of the Persian carrying away the
lbboom OF the brig Arabian psizng her wlndass and
away her boat aud also damaging the other vesse
The injury the New York sustained ascea ed She
cam TO anchor for few minutes but got under way
and ptocesded to sea.-lN. 0. Pic Dec 81.
Notice to Mariners.
Soop Mayfower Gregory from Marbehead arrived at Ply
month 7h having replaced the buoys the Hardngs
Minots Ledge, and Bass Rock
WhaIemcn.
Annexed Comparative Table of the Number and Glass
Vessels, and amount Of Tonnage employed In the Whale
Fishery from the United States the ls January 1884,
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PORT OF NEW york, JANUARY 10


Cleared.
Sea Edwards; Liverpool TsyiCsE Merrill Grace Dar'
Bucksport Badger Peck-Schs Accumuator ibrl Black
Yarmouth. Ms. Braine Elizabeth. Beason Phadelphia
Platt Y RI rson.
Head ssp, s. A.sa. Nov as wi ss silks. ASs &C. To to
B.Tggs Ro,sss. Champion from MoasyidsS via St Tho
Barqae Enn Manseld from Rio Janeiro Nov II, with
British barqps Ann Harley, smith, bsors rsporied) go days
from Liverpool with mdse Woodhull Mintum Ha,
perieneed severe gales on the OF Tussd morning
tm.nored yesterday) by which tie lost her ibboom and
the brig's anchor stove through her bulwarks
Brig Camilla Mandeuil II days from Apalschicoa. with
fruit. to P Harmonys kephsws 4 Coz passengers I'VE
presume this vessel will prove the susp coas looking
full mea an elsmsiy rsksh apps rance aud was in
schr Cyprus, Was of HarrnssonS Is days from Ci.nfue
with 2s pieces mahogany 10 do cedar de Zado Left
sehI Psdsmccts; Bi;as lss w.ldosc.o, dsy: from
schr COLUMBIA Knapp days from Georgetown sc. with
cotton, to Sturges Chairman.
schr Lanear, Lis7 days from Wilmington, NC. with
schr Thonpson, Coron days from Norfolk with mdss
to master.
schT Aurora Woodbury.. from Philadelphia. with coal
Schr Clotild,, Drake, Virginia.
8elows
One ship, two brigs unknown.
Sailed.
Hull; Cayusa Bedell Apalachicola; Gen Wilson, st Marks
Concordia, Charleston, aud others.
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Foreign Imp0rtatlOns.
MosrEpEo-B.rque Rosalba 1859 hides ss bags wool ck
hair do copper 100 horns Everett Batele6sl hdss MKesn
Brien--l trunk H Bush-l P &A Woodruf-l do ]
Foulke son-l Z Sanderson-3 Meyer Stucken-I Dbl
Chastelan& Ponvert-6 cks Whman-5o bay
F.S SchlninRer.
Rio JANEIRo-Barque Eunomus-36l bags coffee Coming
Son-63 Barstow CO -76 Gordon Tahot- 263 Barclay
g tyisson;I;iao W y y Mitche3soo sifksa Iroasde
mdze Allen Paxson-4o bbls 40 half do tapocs order
GEfoA-Schr relegraph-l0 bags bales Hzmonyh Ne
phew COL box Vaccari-l pkg Steinhe-2 cks San
qurto272 bxs 1897 do lemons do plants do
carni 10 do cron 6 do sardne1 do mdse do wine do
ponatum pkg lace to order
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Brighton Cattle Market.

JAN 6-At market 400 bef cattle, l400 sheep, and 450
swine leo beef cattle unsdd.
PRIcEs-Beef Cattle SAILS dull, ct q small advance
from last week Extra $5I6 first quality. 81 so 81
second quality, $4a 4 20; third quality, So so rs.
ers from 2 25 TO S. so.
swinesmall lots to yeddle Sc for sows, and &c for
bariOWs A retail. nd C.
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SALEs OF STocKs-BALrIhoRE, Jan. T. 1896
shares Baltimore Life Insurance. ASH IS Unionanu.
featuring Co 3D. 3l3 do do All do do 2l3 3oC Freds
York Turnpike div. off, si $1,000 Baltimore Is, 1890,
o23 1000 do l023 lb Baltimore and Ohio RE, 4s1; 50
Baltimore Fire Ins, 81.
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Net amount Of freight for month. .Sa.4l0 %
Therecsipts for freight the most important
iten while the privilege these companies enjoy must be
Of immense benefit to the Western country
The condition of State finances, and the small
plus left in Treasury after paying the annual de-
mands notwithstanding the large receipts from pub
lie works and other calls for legislative
on upon the subject Our canals should if possible be
made more productive. We find in western ex
changes reports Of meeings held take into consdera
ton the prospect Of withdrawal from the Erie Canal
west of Syracuse of large part Of the merchandise
entering from the west at Buffalo. The Welland Canal
wsoon be very great competitor for the transporta
on of merchandise east and west, coming from and
going towards Oswego The government of Great Br-
tain have lately appropriated two hundred thousand
pounds to make the Welland ship canal, capable of
floating through its entire length vessel of five hundred
Considerable excitement exists in the cities Of this
Sae west Of Syracuse in relation to this subject and at
the meetings which have been held the subject esolu
tons adopted calling upon the citizens of Western
New York hold convention for the purpose Of
devisng ways and means to meet the subject Two
been 4opose one to reduce sne tolls ~
Syracuse ta other to require that property passing out
and going at Oswego should pay the same toll az that
entering at Buffalo Unless something Of this kind s
sorted the Of canals must hereafter fall
below the amounts heretofore received To show the
effect of the diversion Of the trade to the Welland Ca
nal we annex table made up from official sources.
ERrE AND OswEoe CANALS -DiMNIsHED REvErUE.
Cts. M. Tenths.
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Nv Last Nights Southern Mail,

,,PHILApELrHIA, Jan s-A5 Coumbia, Tu.seIl Smyrna;
Ore,ns; CID Norris Stanley, Whitney, Barbadoes Emma,
Bancroft, Mobile
neiro 2sd Nov-Sld in with Marine and Wallace Boston;
Iowa, Thoapsop for Rio Grande and Caihrwood (wh)
cruise Left Czarna from Boston, 90 hi Horten,ia, Lam.
bert, from Baltimore; Helen Mcleod for NYok and
Weber Belfast, Me- Cid Gen Pinekney, Hobbs, Charleston;
Champion, Br CoIbn, st Johns NF; Alexander M Caswe
Fall hiyer
spoken.
Mont.zuma Kelly, from Baltimore fer Valparaiso. 4th ult.
lat I6 AZ y, Ion 81 IS, out IS days.
barque supposed the Mary Chiffon standing towards Rio
Janeiro, 9Th ut lat n 55 8. Ion "a 10.
Corntn Of Newburyport "a inst lat IS 30 Ion II 30
Foreign Ports.
NASSAU, MP. Dec 2aIn port China, Small for NOr.eans
d,ys. Sid 25th, Harriet Dunning, N Orleans
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MONEY MARK ET

Thursday, Jan. Do r. M.
Stocks were very fat to-day-the transactions very
limited, and quotations showing further decline
soningtoo fell fl per cent; Long IsIand Ii Canton. !;
Morris Canal, Il Norwich and Worcester /; Erie Rail
road, Ii Ohio ss, 4; vicksburg, Ii Mohawk improved
per cen Reading, 1; Farmers Ii Pennsylvania 5s,l; In
diana closed firm at yesterdays quotations
The Money Market continues very tight The rate of
interest in the banks not the smallest fraction below
per cent and in the street the rates range from
to nine. The banks have within the past month,
been playing very cautious game. The movements Of
the government in relation to the deposes and the quar-
ery required In few days. have served keep
the banks in check 10 possible after February
in these institutions may expand their operations
relieve the money market from the existing restrictions
and furnish funds to peculators for the purpose Of getting
up another excitement In the stock market.
In addition to the before given of those brokers
in Wall street who refused to redeem the issues Of the
Piainfeld Bank of New jersey we learn that Jacob
Little & Co, Dykers & Alstyne, and Drew, Robinson
Co. refuse take those bills when presented 1t stated
that many of tae small exchange offices looted in the
upper part Of the city, will not redeem PlanHed bills
under six per cent discount and that many Of the u
town grscers refuse them altogether We would advise
all 1hodng these bills not to submit heavy shave
present them at the Agents Head Quarters H. Dwight
Jr, 40 Wall street, or the Sun ONCE. PlanHeld Bank
bills are like eggs, they not improve by keeping
ending January 4h ls4s compared with the correspond.
ing week In 1884, show increase of about seventy Per
cent very large part of the increase derived from
freight.
WfsrEaN RAILnoAD.
Week ending JAM. 1874. 1875 Incr.
Itsse nSers, SJsUt9 $i,I06 $l,6o9
Frelghts, &c ................ 33A0 6.482 2,9i2
se5ss li.lso 4Sol
The receipts Of the railroad companies must have been
increased very large per cent since the closing Of the
canals The reports Of the Mohawk Railroad show an
additional increase for freight, which must rspdly i'm
prove its financial affairs.
: MOHAWK HupsoN RAILROAD co
Receipts for the t0tek ending December 3lst, 1874
Passengers and local freight. $72O 80
western freight. .....:.............. :. $50
sls7o 80
Receipts for same in ls4s. ....... TAI
Increase equal to liz per cent. ....... ss2s 80
Total amount Of local freight during the month
OF December $4lO 26
Total amount of Western freight during same
time. 2,6OO
81 aslo a6
Net amount Of freight for month. .Sa,4l0 %
Thereceips for freight COMPOSE the most important
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GRAND ENING BALL,
Given At the Alhamra, $50 Broadway.
NIBLO,s GRAND SALOON.

q K Q q 9 E X L N D B l. i S I.
rs NOW FITTED UP FOR THE WINTER AMUsE-
MENTS IN MAGNIFICENT STYLE.
tR|For CONCERTS il has many advantages, having an
ssched ceiling favorable for sounds and being removed from
has raised with capacious galleries. and will accommodate
1900 persons For Balls has spring floor and raised
the Sides and magnfcentv lighted with splendid glass
chandeliers. Attached to the Saloon and on the oor
rooms, and supperoom 200 feet long, which will
date 500 Great pains be taken give satisfaction
aud on moderate terms. n27tfrc
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Foreign Importatlons.

Passengers Arrived.
LIvERPooL-8arque Ann Haey-C Jones and LADY, and 81
in the steerage.
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All Phllaasiphis Subscriptions to ans
HERALD must paid the agents, Zieber Co.. Ledger
buildings Sd and Chestnut where single also b.
cbtai ned daily nj o'clock. I'm
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MARITIME HERALD.

Movements OF the Seeamships.
. Steamers. Leave LiUp Duet .dme'a. Leave .are'
Cambria, Judkins. jan :. Jan i6........ Feb
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Correspondence OF ths herald.

ST. THOMAS Dec. T.
la portTexidor, Clark from New Y0sk, for Guavama
few days 2st in distress with loss Of oremsst ssils
ypg damsges Joseph Bragdon and Geo OTIS Manson from
orlecns dss; Architect Gnv Msrtinue for DO same day;
Norerye Phadepha for Ponce day; Washington Gas
ll Washington, NC fo Turks Island diss Lincoln, Me-
sn Sld Beaon Tss Tpdd ic Or Mc6 MS,s; ls
thompson. Whipp Philadelphia for Turks Island 2d, Car.
penters son Graves, Guadaloupe for do
Miscellaneous Record.
sHtr NoRrHuMsERLASp Griswold for London will sail
to-day at 10 O'Clock
sHrr SEA, Edwards, for Liverpool. will sail at 10 o'clock
his morning
SHIP HARyEsr- was the ship Decatur which put four
me on beard the whale ship Harvest returning 10 port TO
pair was reported Yesterday The compelled TO re-
tnrn by the damage resulting ependous Gne the 18th
Nov in lat 80 N Ion % W. She shipped enormous
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DEsr Pennsylvania.
Funded debt, per cent
" s47ai Ss4 ss
A 20O0O0 90
Loan !rslisf issue) per act of
4th May, ls4l. bearing an
in'''rest Of one per cent. Isl 'i75 600 90
i've 9l,542 90
Amount in circulation. 49,. Sl,43Sl7s 90
Balance due domestic creditors, ON certiH.
CAKES issued by the Auditor General. l04, 3s4 90
Amounting to the sum mof........... of. $40 ss5 Ois 60
Amount OF debt April lst lSA. ..... 4OO6l 794 10
Increase from April to January. $77s.als a
The annual interest the funded debt Of the State
at the Bank of exclusive Of interest
on certificates issued for interest is $7 03O H. falling
due respectively the first OF February and August
which $s7s5l5 O6 is payable the first Of February
next The Governor recommends the OF the
terest then in cash In full.
The receipts into the treasury during the fiscal
ending November aoth, 1884, including small balance
the previous year. amounted to $2,5il 2s7 03
expenditures for the same period, including
RELIEF notes cancelled. SAT 1856 Is
Balance in the treasury Nov. so 1914. $sess5l ss
There was also an available balance in the
canal treasury the same day OF. $50 497 no
The receipts during the month OF December
exclusive of disbursements, were. ..... lso6sl as
To which may be added the receipts over
expenditures for the present month, esti-
mated at. ................... lao, 1000 90
Making the amount in the treasury on first
February, about. $963 03O IL
This balance embraces relief notes which the
Treasurer withheld from cancellation the 3lst of De-
cember. and which, needed may be applied to the pay.
ment Of interest the public debt The public improve
ments Of Pennsylvania have been productive this
year than last.
PUBLIC WoRxs OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Total amount of tolls collected in 1884, 60s ~
Total amount eftolls collected in lsl3 goo 404 50
Increase over Ie4S. Sl72l90 10
The collections for the year exceed the expenditures
tue sum OF. $619 6bS So
The State Treasurer estimates the receipts at
the Treasury for the current fiscal year end.
ing Nov 30th, 1885, at. ........ 81 O0b 600
Balance in Treasury Nov. last accordng to ia
BILE above. .....-... -. 66s $50
Amount In Canal Treasury, same day.. 497
Total revenues. ............ 90, 3,706 $40
expenditures, including interest on public
oeDt, 3.O6l OLA
Balance in Treasury, Nov. 80, 1885,. $647, ass
This estimate shows that the State will be able paythe
interest on her debt provided the amount realized from
the anticipated q rnatter of dcuhA