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EIsH--NothinG doing.

FIsH--Nothing doing.
FRur-Smsll sales OF wet-d dried rssins continued to
So so per bushel. Peaches selling at l2xc per
IN (Which Is custom lately established by dealcr)
40 bushels Wilmington peanuts were sold at l3'k.
LEAp-We have no change to notice in toe market
holders continue to demana 81 80, without salee.
MoLAssEs-Sses Of 250 bbls New Orleans were made,
to arrive, at 40 There cargo of Csrdenas ar
rived for which 24c offered but anather cargo
irving after, stopped all transactions The asking
NAVAL SroREs-sales Of 900 bbs Of Wilmington
chipping rosiu made from vessel, at $50 White
held at 81 25 50 So We heard Of transactions
In spirits turpentine.
ns--Linseed- "A lot Of utch was sold on Saturday
afternoon at SOC To day 1000 gallons Of English
disposed of ut the same price, and 1000 do America
city pressed, at olc. Palm wss held at TAG, and
tslow oil at 6x. There change in fab oils
PRovis,oNs Sales Of 100 bbls old prime pork were
made at So SIN % hhds OF hams sold at To- and
10 cssks of shoulders at 40 BeefSaes Of 300 bbs Of
and prime city inspection, were made at 50 for the
former and ut So for the latter 300 do were reported
sold on private terms Sales OF 200 bbls bsef hams
made at $40. Lard-S les OF 400 kegs made at
$40 as1fo Cheese Of 100 boxes, extra quality
were maze at 7ko Butter-This State remained steady
at previou. prices Sales Of rs packages Of Ohio
made At J IN lac.
RroE--ssls of Is bbls OF common were made at So
$3is%
swear Since our last report the arrivals from New
Orleans said to amount to about l40O hhds but
sales ofmoment had trsnspired.
TALLow Sales of n 90 lbs. were reported at $40.
WHALEBoNE.-The last sales were made at 27c for
Northwest to $50 for South Sea.
WHIsKEY.--Ssles Of so bbls State Prison were made
At 100.
FsrIoHrs-Flour was engaged for Liverpool at Is 3D.
and oottcn at 3iod Liquors taken for Rotterdam
At sHc We heard Of no engagements OF consequence
to London or Havrs
SALES or REAL EsrArE AT AucrioS- House and lot
on Broa way near as street. s7ss0 lot on 20th street.
near Broadway $780, $4,000 house and leess Of lot on
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MA SS M e ETiN0,
TO NOMINATE
GENERAL ZACHARY TAYLOR
FOR THE
ERESIDENOY.

The electors Of the city of New York. without any
distinction Of party requested to meet in GENE
RAJ MASS MEETING, at place to be hereafter
designated, the 22d of February next the annver
ssry OF the birth of Washington and also of the battle
of Buena Vista, in order to place the name Of
ZACHARY TAYLOR,
before the people of New York; the great candidate
of tho nation for the next Presidency General Taylor
has already accepted nomination made by five State
conventions, and two hundred public meetings held by
nassss of the people formerly belonging to both the
old psties-whigs and dsmocratsin different parts Of
the country He has consented be the candidate Of
the whole people, but not Of any exclusive party
All the free enaent and Office seeking people
ractsr Genra Taylor who feel grateful for his great
and manifold public services and who in favor Of the
gradual absorption and annexation Of all Mexico,
account of Its great commercial advantages to the
Northern states-sn who condemn dsspiss, and abhor
the gross corruption Of the two old rotten parties
called wings and democrats-all who are anxious to
prevent England Spain, any other nation Of Europe
from taking possession of Mexico, and her gold and
silver minesare invited particularly to attend and to
support these views and principles by their speeches
and votes.
Long live the North American Republic, from the
Canadian Lakes to the lsthmus Of Tehuantepeo, aud
from the Atlantic to the Pacific, with all the appurts
nanoes thereto belonging God, Land and Liberty
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DOnaeatlc Markets.

New ORLEANS MARKET, Jan. 10, ls4s. -Cotton-- Our
last weekly report left the cotton market quite active
and prices steady at So cents per Id for mddng to
good middng, buyers coming forward freely, notwith
standing the proximity Of the stssmer's accounts As
regards prices they close to day ct reduction Of only
y cent upon tho higher rates Of last Monday Tobac
ooThs market Is st poorly supplied and the few lots
Offering held at high prices In consequence the sales
have been confined to s0 hhds mostly made yesterday
viz 81 hhds A. ut * AZ. and 81 r. At AZ 81; 40
do Mason CO. at 1915 mostly Al II hid, a. At GA
aud at g. and Is hhd,, of WHOM Ia A, At 5 rouud
susaThs receipts Of sugar have been quite large and
the sales also pretty extensive We now quote inferior
and common AZ 81 fair so q 4 prime and choice ~
on cents per 10. olassesT closing rates of Satur
day last I'm ID cents for prime, but advances
of Ia cet has taken place. and tue rate Is 10 cents
per gallon Flour-Inois and st. Louis may be quoted
at IS 62h SIS 90 only small lots of choice bring So per
Dbl GrainTo day the market 10 very feeble, and the
principal sales 500 bushels white selected at 55 $40
and 500 sacks do at S. aud $50 sacks at 65h though
purchasers generally offering 90 cents per
buehs No transactions have occurred in wheat, the
supply being trng or oats, some 10 900 sacks have
found purchasers AZ 46 though 500 sacks of Ohio
sold to day at AK cents bushel Corn MEALS high
eY and 100 bbs fresh kiln dried sold yesterday ct So
Der Dbl.
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Died..

Died,
On the 23d inst, of dropsy, Mrs. MARGARET Born,
wife Of John Boyd in the 80 year OF her age.
The funeral will take place, from her late residence
2O2 Elm street. on Tuesday the IS inst at 81 o'clock
The friends and Of the family also those
Of her father W. Jones' are respectfully invted to AZ
tend.
which he with Chrstian resignation BERNARD CAM
BELL Ia the Esd year of his age
His friends and relations and those OF his brother-in
law NJ g. D. Alderman, respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral this afternoon, at o'clock from his
residence 2l5 Walker street, without further invi
At Flushing, L L.. on the DAD instant, Mr. JOHN w.
WALKER aged 81 years.
His friends and those of his brotheriulaw, Albert
Journey are respectfully invited attend his funeral
oa Tuesday the 25th inst at half past O'CLOCK, r. M
Funeral services will bs performed at Emmsnul church,
mains viii be conveyed to Gre nwood Cemetery for in
terment Carriages will be In attendance at the church
On Monday morning, 24lh Instant after lingering
nlnese, PATRICK HuGHs, aged 43 years.
The friends and Acquaintance Of the family, and
those This law Timothy Phelsn and Bartho
emy Carroll respectfully invited to attend the funs
raj on Wednesday half past O'Clock from
his late residences No. l34 Greenwich avenue, without
further invitation.
On the alth instant ANNA CArHRENA, wife Of Nlcho-
las Ehlers. aged % years.
Her friends requested to attend her funeral, this
o. H be taken TO-
Greenwood Cemetery.
On tue oath instant, VINCENT, aged year, months
and days, ipf4st of John J. aud Mariana Tisse
The funeral will take plsce at 10 O'Clock this morn.
On Monday, the gath instant after lingering illness
SARAH LOUISA, daughter Of Thomas and Hester Mo-
Spedon, aged years and months.
The freads Of the family requested to attend the
funeral on wednesday afternoon, st 81 O'CLOCK from
On the evening Of the 24th inst. after q lingering III
ness, HENRY X. HAsxIN, aged SO years.
His relatives and friends are invited at
tend his funeral from his late residence, No IOs King
street. this afternoon at O'Clock The remains OF the
deceased will be taken to Westchester county for inter-
ment.
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Thus showing decrease Of ola In the oircula-
ton of notes in England and decrease of In
the circulation Of the United Kingdom when compared
with the corresponding period last year.
The average stock of bullion held by the Bank of
England In both departments during the month ending
the 4th of December 1885, being an increase
of fl,7aaaOi as compared with the preceding month
and decrease Of f47s5s2s compared with the same
period last year.
The stock Of specie held by tbs Scotch and Irish
banks during the month ending the 4th of December,
f2,7242ol, being increase Of Ell SIS as COM
pared with the return of the previous month"; and de-
crease of f2lO,O3l compared with the correspond
;ny period last wear
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storIning OF Chapultepec.

Mr.. EpIroR IL observed in the Neto York
Herald of January 10th, an engraving represent
ing the assault upon the Castle OF Chapultepec I;
and strange TO say, there was nothing in the pic
ture or In the explanatory notes. to indicate that
any part was taken in the affair by any troops x
cept the Marines, and the Now York, Pennsylva-
MIA and South Carolina Volunteers. Glory
should be awarded TO whom glory is due; but by
that achievement be forgotten, nor should the ex-
elusive honor be assigned to those who, though
highly distinguished, were by no means the most
in the affair.
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COMMERCIAL ENTEBPRIsE.-Weu understand that
la heavy commercial house in New York has lust
nted out trsoing expedition 10 Mexicothe object be-
ing the establishment there Of mercantile concern upon
h large scale gentleman OF Norwich, well qualified
by familiarity with the Mexican language, and his
kmpe experience In the commercial ahars OF that part
bf thu world has been employed the agent in the
loco mpli,hmeot OF this erprso and this week he
bis departure Tor New York whence he was to sail
for Mexico The arrangement under winch
gentleman in question has gone out does not We be-
eve contemplate his stay in that country beyond the
limited period requisite for putting the PR ettab-
shment In operation.-Norto (Ct) Counter.
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MARKE rs ELSEWHERE.
GuNNM Sn1aa

PHLADELPHiA Jan 2-First BoarI-&6O00 State SIS, 70;
Reading u, 25k; 1900 do Bonds $50; 3oU Bank 81 10
GO asSe So 100 Copper Co. n SIG, state a.
5000 rt Ne ss 1870 Losn g. s ss 1000 Che.
Note.6s ssA; Northern Bauk, Ken, 81! .er Saesieso
7 99 1900 do 9s 5000 Treas Notes 6s 99 1000 do
Ss r. 81 50 Ee%ngon Copper i1,o Sch Nav IS &c.
Texas Treas Notes la1; 5000 Reading RR Mort 6s 5s;
100 Morris Canal 81 Kentucky Bank do TO- 30Vtcks
burg, lD2l; so Grard, 91l; 10 Reading RR, 23H.
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CEMINaL WEAKNESS IMPOTENCE, &c-pR

y ralph. Private Prsctical Treatme.--rhe effects
Of nsstnrbstion demonstrated b. the nfiuerce Of
the sexual orraus body. the condition OF the
tuuuch deprived OF them from bh the immense control
ing power ofhe,e for good when m hrabiu ad
action evil when abused: deeply nir
resting and expl ming truths but too e mndeisood us
are described and explained The opv treat
meat cure with mode If living, sc being faith
fully gvea. Also impartini advice 10 ~ psrsons vi,nng
9oogss IN the Urtrd STATES, JsDads kc soii also by
the author 8s D'etn.irh ssst or mai ice IN secure
envelope receipt OF 81 Postpaid addressed 70 Dol see
Lower PosI Omcs, New York.
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MEDICAL OFFICE-Dn. JOHNSON, II DUANE
wi street. Cheth well known as the most
practitioner in York in tho treatment Of veuc
The Doctors Tor Skill these old
hslfeured csses that have existed years, preeminsnt
pains the head and bones Of the ss efee paly cured
weakness brought by secret habit nduleed
in by Young men, Causing ascvious dreams and nightly ems
sous prevented Recent cured IN four days
without mercury No alteration In Dict prevention fou
husu
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MEDICAL rARD-DR. MORRI ON, 2ot< FULTON
Vl his time the treatment OF private dis
eases Recent riculay onorro he cures Ia lev
days Constitutional debility from secret habit inducing
nocturnal emissions, aud impoency ally Cured BY
nm Strieturcs he cures without pain See VI M Dplo
ma with the signatures of Sir Ashley Cooper Sir A Carlisle
in his Ofhcs, 20ak Fulton street perfect cure guar
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DRIVATE DISEASES IN ALL ST h6ES AND UN-
any creumsnces cured IN from three 20 1--WE days by
knd that be taken with safety and hope Of ITS leaving
the person healthy condition IL is eAtrey yegesbie
aad the Sold only at 2i Fulton St
New Yo,k Price s3 Letters, post paid will be promptly
attended and the medicine FOR sarded and secure against
hfe. teVe
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alth street Broadway $500 house adjoining $780,
house and lease Of lot SO Wsrren street Brooklyn rs
100, $4500 lots on WyckoH Court street, each
% by 100 ssao each, Sl6so house and lot l34 West
street. $780,
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duce tho prec their the day fortune
md fJ out h.nd foupe, opposite our Office selling the
lest quality Of French Cali Boo for - So such sold
otter stores for Sc and az no has got NEE Calf sewed
DOT Tor So usually 81 her with splendid assor
bent OF patent leather Boots Uscl DON'T
t. snsa rrofis !, the Of friend Young. tho
rner Of Fulton and Nassau. Call and see himthe Doc
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Amemorrhaa, apopexy, u asphy xia !; bleeding, il;
burned scaidd 4; broncks casuAlIes cnoiera n-
fantum 2 40; yulsons al Group o. conr
ges,on OF uogs cyanoss Il deoil,tv dilirium emens
diarh dropsy 81 drop,y the head dropsy the
chest a. drowned Il dysen,ey7; eryspeas 81 fever 4; e
puerpera fever remen 4; fever Scarlet fever
Il heart disease Of hip disease inflammation .;
inf brain. 8; of bowels s. iufi
chest |; infanmatlo lungs 49, inflammation of
stomach 2; iafammat of throat 5; intemperanee ia
intes, Iues venerea, Il msasmus IA notification
old Il palsy Ii premature birth 81 scrofus Il small pox
sprue, teething 8; ulcer ofthoat unknown,
Age-Under year. So to 81; to 8, 32 to TO-
10; 10 to 60 49, 20 3d. ST. 30 TO So 49, 80 to &c. Isl
90 to TO- ~; 10 TO &c. g. 80 10 l. 80 100 81 unknown
A. w. WHITE, lty Inspector.
CITY Inspectors Office, January H. Ig4S
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MONEY MARK EFT.

Monday, January AIS r. M.
The stock market to-day opened very buoysnt, and
advance realized in nearly every fancy In the list
At the nrst board Harlem improved Y per cent. ston
ngton u, Long Island y, Canton ~, Farmers Loan
Reading r b " Penn. 6's l, Morris Canal u, Norwich
and Worcester NJ Treasury Notes \, with sales to
extent Of each
At the second board there moderate sales Of the
principal fances. Farmers Loan fell of per cent,
Harlem Xa others closed firm at prices current in the
morning.
There has been moderate inquiry lately for sterling
exchange and the rates have slightly declined. Prime
bills on London now plenty at 94 l0A per cent
premium. We quote bills Paris 81 20 ST. 23a<; Am
sterdam 4o 4oZ; Hamburg 35K SO; Bremen 7sa< a7o
The receipts Of the Long Island Railroad Company
from the LIST to the 2lst instant So ADJ 81 against
SASS 50 for the corresponding period year. showing
increase Of 1913 o. equal to about forty -four per
cent The receipts of this road entirely local.
than any other road Ia the country There is pos
sbe danger Of competition and the road build up
business enough pay fair dividends 1t will bs good
Investment can be found In the country, from
tho fact that other road draw business it,
The Governor OF Kentucky has Issued proclamation
notifying the holders Of Kentucky bonds that the
sury prepared redeem all unpaid bonds Of the State
payable six after their date and due and that
after the LIST proxuo all such bonds will to bear
interest.
The recsipts of the Old Colony Railroad Company for
the six months ending December 81 ls47, 100000
against SOS 0on the period in ls46 show
ing increase OF $3S 000 than ay per cent In
the last six months Of ls47.
The annexed statement exhibits the value of erchan-
disc and produce imported into, and exported from
Cleveland, in each Of the past two years
COMMERCE OF CLEVELAND, OHIo -IMr EXP ohrs
Exports.
1915 l8t7.
Cosstwise ........... .$7,O40,4s2 $9,244,25S
FOREIGN. Observation-Disclosures. 46293l 37S,s75
Total. ........ 81, ,42s $s,62s. 1874
Imports
Coastwise :. ....... .$2O45 4ss s6,27slas
Foreign .......... ......... l0lo9 1884
Total 50 O55 6sI So 100, $50
Excess of ex ports .S5447642 So 327, 6s4
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BROKEN BANK B,LLs..BROKEN BANK Bills
ID Bills the Atlas, James, Northern Exchange, state Bank
ior sSirs soet. Collars Soves Crsyas and under gar.
%sn a scoTfs cIssp Farn.hns Store 81
ACES AND EMBRolDERIEs REPAIRED AND
" arrived from Paris offers her the ladies Of New
York, for rsps,1r and
No. lel Sprng st, near Broadway.
DRODsRIEs DENTELLs BLANCHIEs ET REPA.
ID Ia mode de Pars-M demoselle Martha
pour etoyer raconmode neui touts ,oI,e De
deueles coli: bonneis manehe,tes e b,S6ers' Mile NJ
CMALL TREASURY notes. HAVE NOW ON
hand saS 90 a small S Not Zoo large So
and :S
shipping and melting Also, land the hes, mar.et
oa i,eet I'D :s, s.'
PAYABLE ssot IA any par' OIL
NOTICE-THE LINE BUSINESS HERETOFORE
n conducted by James Mgn,some,y On ,stn ,ee Es;t
Moltsom.ry q Co., and from I'M, date appoint r. L
y b. ' is,s concern v MoNr'o"EAr %. January
A CARD-THE REV. FATHER LARKIN AND
"a the Menbs Of hs sOc,sy Q. Jesus at ensa nm. s1
grateful tank: the vsriou, Fire compsnie. the City Po
tSsr sss,.acs dSrna their das,er On ssiurdy evening
aud VIII sc .s. went even seyoad the ocuna q
furntur. Of the church snd school -
WATCHES. AND JEwELRy-FIFrY Pr CENT
signed ;Ss sell FL Watches ss'Ss: %
fxxc bf!s ssts s
GOOD BARGAINs-HARpwARE AND TOOLS
u stock Of Store No 8 an S be
pretor heing DESTROYS OF closing his business
nor SALE, ON VERY Lo W TERMs-sIX OF The
Il hest Ten Pin Alleys in the city, with Balls Pms and
Cusho scompete They must be removed fcm the premises
For particulars, apply OF BREASTED on the premises asa
Broadway up sfa,fs
V>O CArIrALIsTS-A PARTNER WANTED
either active silent with frOn 50 goo 70 S,O " 9 en-
fswins yess from 600 TO So CO., per year The best Of
reference given and required. Address, win real name peN
67I ros Once New fork ------------
rLARKE's ssCKs.vERY LOw-Ar THIS ADvAN
~ crd find have aew more overcoat, ready mace
, hsa ,ys 10 .c Tor co. Nv Of cloths
Sc, o. the bes prices well kn7wn-sso my tsnt
ser my ~oTs ES s william street. opposite
the Washington new stores
CAsT-oFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANT
~ ED.-Lsd,es and Gentlemen having any CASTOR o. su
rerooS, 1..h5 or rnInaF. TO not. or Sv calling
the subscribers at his dence through e post, rhich
will be puneualy attended 70 NJ pc BOERi IN Crs'
De Boe Old stock goods bought OF description
and snouct
A PUBLIC HOUSE FOR sALE.--WE PUBLIC
n Hoas-, No % Duane street conssE OF ease soch nno
place 81 sed present. bat b. from until
chance for any person wishing TO engage nm
Sc fir he hvc hu<n-s, -
ITO FANCY STORES. HAIRDnEssERs, Se-F0a
sale, Two beautiful Wax Figures dressed n ia resMa
sword, dsrssr &C. sI silver moua,ed enriched wth ,ome
rich stones; will be disposed Of fourth q the first pre-,
M NJ nv IAuUETiE, ia pIosdwsv,
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xAALNUT STREET THEATRE .HiLADkLPHlA.
EiEhh Night Of Nh az bri ,pIHs },n.
Hsvesac Mr. Rchings: Lord Beauve. Lemsn Lady Besu-
Vile Mrs Rogers; Mean,e Miss o. Chapman are, wbch
the DR. by Mr.. Lover, sLtliled MACAhIHf
MORE. MacaThy MoIe. Mr. Lsms. solomqn SripeT.
yan Mr. Lover : Lacy Pip Mrs Thayer Mary Mccarthy,
Miss Chapman KosX Ley gr. ~ S:n Io OF elnde Nth
Mr. Lover
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nNEOF THE GREATEST OF ALI. The MEDICAL
~ discoveries that can be applet to Ophh mic Surgery,
that Of Chloroom for tue OF avoiding the
queut surgical operations stends As
anOsyne, havi atiested by he
nent Eur pean Surgeons and phi, scsis Dr. Wheeler
list 20 Greenwich street. New York. begs TO inform the pub
lie that he IL prepared apply this wonderful agent IN his
Upthamic pacce that persons affected with sabismus
tcaed squptpg) and acts can be cured or any otne.
the be operated aud removed
w,thsut no n IL dye Of or he patient.
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ID oSTON COUGH CONFECTION-THis CELE.
10 ed and known hasb extensive

10 OSTON COUGH CONFECTION.-THIS CELE-
ID braed and we'll known article has been extensive
with the It's we'll
established ret utoa curing coughs, colds, hoarsene
bronchitis pulmonary complaints renders It unneces
ssry TO enlarge upon II only to be added
the and only genuine Cough Candy and the only
which actually contains ough Baisam. y" Special
Noce-The public ar iufof Messrs Rushton
longer the agents for the sale of this Conec but
that the genuine be obtained only of the following du
appointed agents. Henry Johasen 273 Broidway, General
Az Sold also by A l.. Wnshp, II East Broadway. and
Opode aoc-frce q, The hest possible cure for rhen
only by H. Johnson 73 Broadway and Sands 100 Fulton
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T Asst CONCERT BY THE sTEYEkMARkIsCHE
IL Musical Company, the Tabernacle. Tuesday
mug January as 1919 VIII CHI occasion they will appear
the FIST time, in their national Proaramme-
Overture to King Of YvetoI Adam: Overture tn LA Mn
de Pocln Sqber: lby partieul.r ds,psl the NIGHT
Grand GaIlop with Song Fischer Tickets So eseh
be lid usual Doo opea 6k performance to commence
,'cl
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The following appears to be the state of the oiroua-
The Irish hanks we're below their nxsd issue f o. 1853
The Scotch banks were below their Axed issue 276
Total below tho fixed issue. ....... Ell gu, $40
The amount of gold and silver coin held at the head
ocss Of the several banks duriag the past MONTH has
been follows:-
Gold and silver held by the Irish banks Eel 59o77o
Gold and silver held by the Scotch banks. ll334sI
Total Of gold and silver coin .fa72aaOl
The comparative circulation Of notes for above and
under S. each, during the past month"; has been as
lows
.11ove f5. Uad,r f5. Total.
In Ireland "a 697a37 f2,72550a f5322,7S9
In Scotland 80. ll4sa4l 26s9,24l s7al,4sa
Totals. :. fa74oA7s s5slA74a fsOos, aaI
These returns, combined with the average circnla-
ton of the Bank of England for the PERIOD will
give the flowing results Of the total circulation Of
notes of the United Kingdom, Is compared with the
previous month -
Bank: Nss 8 is pss rE1 a. A iss'ss Decrease
5ss; st S2' Bank: ii ss sa s II
Total in. ErE'end sa1 $40 us IS ssoasl 1850. os9
fsiisr",: s5is s5ss l 'es'' 1861,
United Kingdom cas- 7ss ,aos s,sosslo a1so,sss
Showing decrease Of $4,000 cs9 in the circulation Of
notes in England and decrease Of Ealao sos in the
circulation OF the United Kingdom, when compared
with the previous month, ending Nov. o.
The ewing statement will show the position Of the
currency, when compared with the same period last
year
CIRCULATION OF THE UNITED KINsDoM.
Banks. Dec s. 1886 Dec. 4, al. Decreass.
Bank Of England. EDll9,l0 1875 264 Gs,8t
JOINT s,osE sss4, ssss ssss
Total in England. .fs7 Sot991 IS 330fa 2.a5a si3
scotland ............ 1861 3,73atS5 26, 376
Ireland. 800. 1850 5.S22Nl 25l6 799
United Kingdom ESQ 1913 H60)3l0 5.l36GBS
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DANVARD'S MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF THE
ID Mississippi river painted three mi 'es Of being
the largest painting the world at the Psooam building IN
Broadway adj Niblos Garden. Open evening,
Sundays excepted) Admission 50 cents children half price,
The Pdaorama will TX O'Clock precisely
Afternoon exhibitions Wednesdays AID Saturdays
o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-25

led to try the Rehsisu DIAMOND Pointed Pen whishis
sold eIcla,sveiy BY \. T. Ws:oa Co, As William
street. rr,ce 81 ouiy Gold Pens Gold aud Silver Penc
and Pen Case, &s at wholesale and r'u Gold Pens
hehe,ieu" Pen, that the points of, Ill be
givsn without charge.