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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-14
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
Far Sales of SOCKS. see Fc,ztl Page.
TUESDAY. T

TUESDAY, p VI.
The Stock market continued TO be heavy and the
sales were small without marked change in ratez Al
Ter the Board prices s heavier bu: al the Second
Board there little reaction and the sale. we're TO
considerable extent
The market Tor Bills is heavy and the demand
quite limited Sterling is quoted at 5os3 Francs 53oa
52s4- The supply offering Is considerable
Another Of this seasons batch Of shnpaster banks
ploded to-day the Farmers and Mlers Bank o Hsgers
town The redemption ceased 70 dag
There appears to be disposition In some quar-
ters still to believe tina. Secretary Walker did make
arrangement with the Banks for g loan We can only
say that in the best informed quarters positive denial
of such ia given We haze applied to those very
likely know and ali agree including MI Walker him
self in saying that ne did succeed IN making loan
When he left he he said he though; ne should be able
get wsthou, loan.
The exports from this po11 during the week end
ing 9th list s534l53 OF which 81 s43 were in
American vessels The arrivals we're 81, Of which q
American and clearances % Of which Is American
The of duties paid in from ls to 10th ms, was
s326376 The amount Of bank notes locked up in the
suoTreasury under the KEY of the gentleman from
schohare about $4,000 This amounts of course
perfectly safe the Government knows where tits and
it the purpose Of the Banks quite &c well as the
deposits would
The New-York Gas Company has declared
dividend of four and half per cent payable on the ID
November.
There is very little uncunent money OF any kind
in this market We annex table Of quotations from
Thompson's Bank Note Renorter.
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a new B ank, under the General Banking l. w of
this State, is about going into operation by the Of
Champlain Bank, at Ellensburgh, Clinton County y
The circulating notes will be secured by York State
Stocks-good. of course Geo. Jones. of Albany, has
been appointed redeeming agent
porter
The Commercial Bank Of Bristol Z. has met with
loss of some $4,000 dts capital $4,000 by the
drafts of an Albany produce house. The Cashier
in some way connected with the Albsny house and
the over drafts known to him only We think the
circulation Of the Bank will be taken up without loss to
the public
new Bank has gone into operation in Vermont
called the Bank Of Black River, Proctorsvile. This
Bank is managed by good men.
l.. Bonefeaux, Esq. having returned from Europe is
prosecuting the business of his" NevvSork state
Stock Security Bank with more energy. He intends
as far laws will permit ingraft the French prin
ciple OF banking
Spurious coin is very abundant, particularly well
executed half dollar peccs Some principally made
of pewter, others of German silver; but those
likely deceive made chiefly OF copper resembling
both in appearance and feeling the genuine halidolar
Rather Notwithstanding Mexican shillings are also on
their winding way; thesc latter made OF German
silver
The Evening Journal has procured from the Ca,
nal Department the following statement which exhibits
the amount received for toll each of the Canals Of this
State for the fiscal year en1ng the Both September
1915 and 1916 and also the amount received for toll from
the Railroad Companies during the same period
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I FLOUR AND AEAL-The exceedingly unpleasant
outdoor weather to-day has prevented operation. AID
the market for parcels the dock hss been hea-T yev
little vas done during The morning bet before Change
Was orer some 100 10 500 bb- had been sold Tor
shipment Of Ohio and Genesee par If not all
For home use there was but little done The receipts
were lar P1ces were sorev nat unsettled but Gene
see @as g. JG0s5 30 and some parcels Western for
the purpose Of clearing the dock wsre disposed OF
lower figures Freights firm a: 3sd2s ID for Flour
70 Liverpool Ia Southern descriptions learn Of lit
tie dong They quoted az ; J0G5 o.. WITH sales
Sales 100 obs Howa-d-st s. 80 Corn Meal Is II less
demand II brings Sal y. 70 Sales 500 bbl.
ne snPphes oaeEsE 10 arrive are large Rye Flour
.. Bag Meal 5oaI 81. Buck~hea, Il selling at
les in bags and da.a4 IS in bbia. Ship SUITS lsa
- cts. Fine Feed l66is cts
GRRlN-The-e we're negotiations going Tor some
parcels Wheat I'D being offered Tor pure Geuesee I5
asked. We heard Of no sales 4. parcel of 1000 bush
Southern sold =, 20 cts Corn zuiet Sales 300
bush rnixed az 20 ~ Rostoa understand - COO
bash White have been bought az 20 and a. Fhia6e
pha 1900 bush Yellow q: 20 cts for export Sales 300
bush Barrier az 6 cts the lots mere generally held
81 II is think tina; ship been char
tered take 5000 bush Oats 20 liverpool TIE Oats
have been bought at the West Here the market /.
hea-7 a, So a36 cta Sales $500 70 400 bn.h a
40 cts delivered New Black Eyed Peas have appear.
ed ard are held at 81 30 per bag ef2 bush
WHIShY-The u'arke, is sui unsettled and 5bls
are noninall7 24a2ii cts Drudgeis held az . cts
HAY-Within two or three days about 100 bales
have been taken al $3.50 CT.
PLASTER-We note sales carEoss az - . deIi-ere5
Up tie river
LATH-Eastsrn are worth 81 l2t cash
LEAD-We understand the late sales have been made
70 very large extent but the particulars hare been
kept private Rurnor gives sales al 81 25, cash
FEATHERS-A considerable parcel OF Lire Geese
hare been sold, but the terms did not Tanspire.
HOPS-We note sales 100 bales Western Tor export
at u cts cash.
OIL-English is J0o55 cts short price with sales Of
1909 gals dsys since at 30 cts parcel Of 80 bbls
Country at 90: cash
FRUIT-The new cargoes Rai=ins are held at 81 =,
time but few sales making.
PROVISIONS-Pork was heavy today and some
parcels offered below 50 81 and slO 81 for Prime
and Mesa The demand very light In Beef
hear OF nothing doing Prime ia quoted So 25d6 -
Mess s. 5Oas9 p. The snsrke, Is nearly bare of
Tierce Beef and Beet Hams. Picked Hams u cts
Shoulders nominay &: cts Lard is hrTn.
bu, the supply is small Sales COCO bbs State Z, cts
We quote Smoked Hams 6;ds; Shoulders 4: q -
Beef cts. Cheese is in good shipping demand with
sales at % al: cts Butter is coming in more freely
Good Western Diaries are l26l5 cts.
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western n. Y. Agricultural school.
WHEAT AND Sept &c, 1886

gs.k Editor Of The Tribune:
DEAR SIR: Knowing the deep interest you
NO in the successful application Of Science to
,.,;curural, as well as Mechanical pursuits, send
N brief notice of the Western New.York Ag.
:.sltural School and few remarks on the advan-
20, Of such institutions to the community at
large.
This School is located on farm OF 265 acres in
.,s town Of Wheatland, Monroe County, four miles
W.st Of the Genesee River, in farming district
..,rroassed in good culture, beauty, salubrity Of
I,s.ie fertility of soil, and In the skill enter
zee and intelligence Of its rural population 1t is
r. leading obiec, Of this Institution TO teach in
.asnsc,on with practical agriculture and horticul
- I'll those sciences that have bearing on I'll
s.ae fruit culture and other farming operations
ssong the sciences now successfully studied may
- named Agricultural Chemistry and Geology
yhe Duri!s work daily IN the Laboratory at the
a.vsis of soils, fertilizers, and other substances
=, me importance and practical value of these in.
.rsst;gations are appreciated by very few desire
~ cav few words TO place the subject in its true
~, before the community.
n The I'd volume, 7th part, page 2o6 of Mr.
rcmans European Agriculture in number
!sasat in the County of Norfolk, England pro-
ts bushels and three pecks-the largest crop ON re-
m within my knowledge.
The erdence OF this yield being conclusive the Royal
,;,utural Society directed the eminent Chemist of
~ SOCIETY Professor Playfair analyze the soil and re-
mi he same. The result Of his analysis is as follows
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Showing an increase during
the year ending Septem-
Der 80, 1916. over the pre-
vioua voor of

showing an increase during
the year ending Septem
Der 30, 1876 over the pre-
vious year of .--..--..--. Sillle2 bl
Bicknels Reporter says the Philadelphia money
market continues easy FRS, paper be negoha
ted without difficulty at per cent The Banks easy
and discountng all the good paper that is offered The
Fall trade nearly with the exception OF that from
the interior of this State and the States immcd
ate vicinity Last week dull one in the business
| world generally many hundreds were wholly alb
sorbed with politics The Stock market remarka
big quiet while the Flour spectators had their handsin
their pockets awaiting anxousy for the farther by
the Graat Britain
There is great excitement at Detroit in relation
to the explosion of the Oakland County Bank. Mr..
Trucsdal the owner has promised appropriate his
private property the payment OF the bills The Bank
assets have been assigned D. Stuart and Lawson the
latter Cashier of the Bank Public meetings have been
called in Detroit and Pontiac obtain redress for the
POSSES occasioned by this failure The meeting wss
called Pontiac in rather significant style, as follows
To THE vIcriMs-All persons who have been robbed
by the fraudulent assignment OF the Oakland County
Rank arc requested forthwith in front OF the
late Institution to devise and take for the tu
ture protection OF the community against gentee thieves
snd robbers.
Pontiac, Oct. :, lSio
The meeting was held but at the earnest pleading OF
Geo w Wisner one OF the Directors of the Bank it I'D
iourncd Immediately thereafter. warrant was sent
out agans, Truesdail and he was arrested
The n. o Times OF the I'd says the money market
continues very easy and good securities capita Is
easily obtained in the street al SAG per cent discount
OF course there but little paper Offering rs the greater
portion finds lis way into Rank where it's readily taken
Exchange operations notyet presenting sufficient scope
,,,t.l -, fnsrN
tutions T. 5 Treasury Notes have been in good de-
mand during the psst week at 6i per cent discount
49, a.. ,,., =, Nm ,j,rs fron N, % 10 he 9tk
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Markets. Carefully rsportsdJer Tx Tr'bsss,
TUESDAY. Oct IL
AsHEs-Th.re is amoderate demand and small saes
are being made at 81 and 81 50 for Pots and Pearls
CorToN-The market is entirely s'sgnant the non ,,
arrival the steamer keeping operators a. stand SOIL
The market is heavy
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Mem fall GOODS.
| StEAMAN 81 MUIR will open their nrw and exer
| Ssivc DRY GOODS ESTABLi9HdENT,

SEAMAN 81 MUIR will open their and exiep-
Ssyc DRY GOODS ESTABLi9f'aENT,
No. 32l Broadway,
ls door above tho Hospital Green, on Monday next tbs
18th day Of October, al A. NJ
Their stock 10 entirely fresh has been selected With goa;
care expressly for the City trade very reduced pcss
and comprises rich m1nl Of fEfisisn Dress
and Fancy Dry Goods has been offered - the public du
ring the preseu, Autumn
They Invite purchasers 10 examine their goods a. they
are confident the great falling OF In prices viii enable them
greater Inducements than be offered by ostab
shed houses having old and deprecated stocks hand.
Their assortment comprises every variety Of the mosf
splendid Silks Cashmere Decosse. Mernos Mousselipo 10
LANES, India Cames Har, Cashmere, Brocbe and En-.
brodered Grape Shawls some of which equal 10 any
offered this season Lsces and Embroidertes, Mourning
Goods Partisan Cloaks, Wedding and Ball Dresses To-
gether with every variety Of attractive and desirabs
goods usually kept N hslarges Broadway esab.hmenis
Mr. Muir retired from the hFm Of A. T. Stewart Co. on
the h OF January last aud he salters himself that hs
years experience that house, and bis perfect
OF the Broadway trade, will enable him 10 ouer al Ell
times attractive stock Of goods well adapted 10 Tho
prevailing taste AID fashions. OLD lnis
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CH. TROWBRIDGE to!uis:ed's Store uisuaf.eso

l. II. TROWBRIDGE tO!ns;ed' store mandatory
assortment Of the mos, approved Kind CT STOVES both or
wood and coal made the past seas22 AID 4 ne bsi mai
n.r ;no,y mem rsv be found Prof Olrtsteds Patent
49, Other kids suitable Tor halls ariors, nurseries stores
churces &C which for -corociy oes1fy and utility are
not Also Orrs pser 1nc Oti-r air lt SoT
for Chambers Offices Our hall stoves and Drums Tor
b-srsnv .-ti-, syIilss Sollc particularly recommend
- tF ~ ys-t a. herg superior article and preferred
BY nv cher mode OF .-asg dwellings n point OK ecopo
NV y-s,ar,pess Of hea; s1i being -z babe 10 i1re ne
bf3ir1 fi-rirr- &c Stoves repaired cleaned AID pat
m Al sir, no-, bv competent ~orzneu- sls iEeotis
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XVM.T T. JENNINGS & co. Orapsrs and Tsilors,
wv lmnnrI.Ls OF CloLhs Cns-lmeres. Nestlngs Fancy

XNM. T. JENNINGS & co. Drap.rs and Tsilors,
w Importers OF Cloths, Cassmeres Nestngs, Fancy
Dress Articles &cIn appreciation OF the which
attended in catering for the community would
tender the assurance upon the Of the Fall
Trade that viii be their end-avor add To the induce
ments which have rendered 81 Broadway THE ESTAB-
LIsHMENT at which furnished Garments possessing
the requisites which continue TO commend them TO
the economist For In the style and character Of the CLOTH
Ing enabled furnish through the aid OF as ecen
corps of cutters be found In the country Is tho
sequel to the attractions OF our moderate charges
large assortment OF goods for Fall and Winter
wear are offered for Inspection, comprising Cloths
TYeeds 1c for Dress and Frock Goats Overcoais Sacks
&c French English and American Cassmeres for Psn:a
looms word in reference this garment in which las
experience satisfied the many few cutters eNcea
trial in ,h, line is especially solicited Merno. Velvet,
SIX and Satin ves,ings great variety The usual assor
ment Of first quality Readymade 0vereoas. Original
sacks Cloass Dress Frock Goats. PsnIaoons Vests
&c with choice selection of Fancy Dess articles, scarts
Crsvats. Hdkfs Gloves, suspeucers Shirts Collars,
Bosoms HalfHose, &c Zhu
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c. BOOTH & co. Cash Tailots and importers,
y. g7 BrOadwsy, have received an nnusgay arge
.tes OF fine and rich goods which they would respect
n liz invite the attention ~ the public
The reputation Of Broadway for hgh charges inGuees
very many economical minded persons ~ make their puf
chases elsewhere, notwithstanding tie justly accredited
superiority OF and genius displayed IN every depart
charges when applied Broadway Merchant Tailors as
class may be tus would be- well for the fashionaoi7
economist 10 pause before sacrificing ndscrminate
prejudice advantages which SONS OF them or-f Inc
even Broadway enabled by eir cash
system and smn prohfs furnish the hnesi qua OF gar
rns a, a very low price; and through the aid Of Messrs
Lee and Foster conductors OF the Cutting Department.
produce them To style unsurpassed ~ any IN ue
world.
The popr.ors have hand general assortment ready
made ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, tsht and "addsdJ reiIos
trimmed In a rich and substantial manner s<S isn
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NrW Mr1SIC NEW MUSIC )

NEW MUSIC NEW MI S4C
THIS DAY published The beautiful Song and Chorus.
from the Seasons which received 50 enthusiastic
cay al the performance OF that Oratoro by the American
In>utlte-as sung hy Miss NorthalL
"A Wealth. Lord who long had o7 J. from The Seasons,
by HAYDEN This charming l- morceaN should De- IN The
hands of every amateur Price g CENTS
Also Just published. the following W aliZes-
Resale Walt, composed by ; Jackson
Tidy
Snowdrop " uvenel
Excelsior Wakes 90 J. { scherpi
Rose Polka Z r. Graiab-
Normandy Walt &c - j Z Seheipt
Also Relief from Study, No 1, a Waltz by Geo + Root
This collection particularly pied for beginners on
the Piano being composed n easy style though theT
tn. sb6v pieces are Tor sale a. all The regular music
stores and al VAN GELDER RfLEYS,
olS Slis- Mu.ic Publishers, 2Ss Boyvery.
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NEW MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS

7
ytRTg H,Il POND, - BROADWAY.
TUNNELS COMPLETE SCHOOL for The Piano Forte
II cossinug so pages of instructive matter. and PRINT
ed from engraved psiei Is handsomely bound snd sod
a. low OF 81. Rink Organ school BOOK Ore
nor Book VIII complete the work It The only
p-te school on this instrument published Single
numbers = o. When completed and bound II full cola
= Ie Ri. argais- and La Tioletie VALVES BY W. Y
Wallace and Oa-y's Quick step a. played oy Dodworths
Band arranged from 5eautifu. German melody by Allen
f1o5,sortb ole isJf
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0eueral Aotifss.

Posi- ofrrcs Ne-r-York Oct I.-- rs.s
z The Steamer Hibe-nia VII i-aTe Boston on
Thursday re l5h 5nsi a. Il P " Postage en- III r-sr
r1ast oe F-eYezd 70 Boston Letters OF half ouzr r
under cents, and ezcA additional half oCace carts
I. ol4a ROBERT h MORRIS. P II
- Leerurr-For he Je1eat OF az iu6rn w:dov
Lady Sa5jee--TFE SgIsI5 25 IHE ASE TIE Lee
CHURCH T7s Wooster. zesr Bleeoker-s;- CT FRIDAY
EVENING. IsLa INST n : o'oiock
The Coariee OF Gentlemen hsTnz the sane II charge
are .-- 70 ANNOUNCE ia: The Pls:c- Of Inc Cl-h r.
D. w " WALLACE, has kindly consented 10 Lecture O.
ms OCCASION Ticket. Tor sdEssioU-s' Cents eae-1y
Drisgs Is Spring. ReT- ". c Easley, ls5 Not: c.
Baacker. ESQ I7s Wooster; D. aaTi. iS SuI.i~z1
Wr Marks. IL Waiis=L I'D a. he doc. o. The evening
y Ok i. 5 5;-.- j. F DRIG6S, Managers
y Mr.. yaie,s Lectures i Clinton Han. OF The
eos. Il 80. zs3ss trzns1a-saf Go5s 80
oo1ed I'll This E-sniag The Course VII Re III same
ooe dsy iaie- - re li;h i7;s. l,ta ala I'm ms
y B. Giorio1s ApolLo p ana-olTls-e vi oe SING
vI.O. of o. F.-CoIumbia Lodge No. The
members OF LIS Lodge are Particularly requested 10 De
pzncaa II attendance The Lodge Room National Hall
OF Wednesday Inc 14ih inst a; O'clock 4 " for the
ou-oose OF proceeding 10 Torpkn.~i,s Staten Isla-d
70 participate in dedicsring The oda Fsog. 6aL
JosEpH CHa77Essoy, secre:ary. oli s,ss-
" Lebanon Encampment, No. 10, I. O. o. F..
the members Of Lebanon Encanpsnt requested 10
nee. d. iheir roor! No - Divi.iol-si "Wednesday
morning the h inst Al O'Clock for the purpose OF pro-
c-eafns 70 Tompsnseiiie staten Island to unite 5siih
Neptune Lodge No ls2, II dsccsuug taeir new hall
oE 2is- By order. ARCHIBALD COWAS. Scribe
~ Harmouy.-Science of Musical Composition
The subscriber VIII open course OF Lectures and Lessons
Harmony I'll Broadway, on Tuesday evening Oct
nth. al g; O'Clock frs; e-erinE free
J. WARNER, Translator OF " e5er's Theory
OLE Stiseod Of Musical imposition.
II Vauahn's Vegetable Lithontriptic Nix
ture. winch advertised in smother column the Great
American Remedy - said be 81 infable for
Dropsy Gravel Affections OF the hidLeys and al diseases
OF The Urinary Organs Rev Mr., SPHTry, editor OF the
Christian Msriyroiogv and hundreds OF our citizens les
tT 10 IT. almost miraculous Tirucs- Pamphlets given
away he Office, lS2 Nassau or By any Of tie sd-er-
,i.ed AGENTS oliNiis.
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ON HEROES, HERo.woRsHIP

A Nd THE HEROIC ~ HISroRY-SiN Lectures re-
N ported with cancellations and additions By Thomas
Carlyle-Revsed edilion-pfice 20 cents
4 book full or orr Fina fiery thought We could copy
whole pages-but every body viii read y. whether The
press notice II or no." JONI OF commerce
The subjects are adopted to make it popular even with
those who nolerant OF his Usual quaint rggedness oil
style ldaToinset
These lectures most entertaining and Instructive
s1perior in many very important 10 ether
contemPornrv criticism No il less inclined 10 take
opinions upon trust He studies every subject closely and
What more views from all sides and in al! relations
and many II his sentiments differ from those generally
current il is rather because he has ak.n unusual
view of the SUBJECT H. looks in different rela
lions and from different point than those In which 1t i
more commonly seen Jour. OF Commerce
Published and for sale BY WILEY PUTNAM,
l6l Broadway.
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DIED F..
DIED:
,g. Of consumption. Mr.. GEORGE

% Monday evening, of consumption, Mr.. GEORGE
MfES, aged IL
Tie relatives and friends of the family, and also those
y nis son George Nven, Jr respectfully requested
o senS his funeral from the residence OF his son'in
az james c. harriott, o. Hesterst this "wednesday
SSFnoon. al halt past , O'Clock.
On The - inst from loek.jaw, occasioned by acuI
vvioRGE W. pLATNT, second son OF William a ana
s.,y Elen PLAT
The cody viii be taken 10 Shutdown, Long Island,
@m.ermens The friends of the family respectfully
S'ed To attend the funeral This morning. al o'clock
cpn 5l Water.st to the South Ferry where the cars
~ be in readiness
sayoa Sayra La papers please copy.
Al Philadelphia 10th, Thomas Brown 81: Joseph 5.
asicr. Jr. 30.
Troy, Ohio 30th ult. Charles I. Cake Editor and
soehsher OF the Democratic Revesle, 30
A Baltimore, 9Th, George w. Richardson 81
Hear Bolivar, Tenn. Goth rlt Gen. Calvin Jones, j,
Near Memphis, Tenn Newton w. Copeland. a.
At Philadelphia. 18th, Mrs. Margaret Divine, So
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ALLEN DODWORTH'S Private Dancing School,
"A No. iiS Broomest Brosdway.-A. ID would beg
leave TO inform his friends and the public, that having
made great and improvements in his rooms by
which the .izr and accommodations very much in
creased viii open his Classes for the on Tuesday
Oct 9Th, P ~ for Ladies' and Children, and 2 NJ
for Gentlemen.
The instructions include all the fashionable dances Of
the dav. sig 3mls
Terms re made known by applying at the School
IKEPaRaT0RY SCHOOL Al MIDDLETONN,
L CouT.-The Winter Session OF - weeks VIII COM
meure Nov 18th. Circulars and minute information OF