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Fxcess. s2-O, j35
This would leave liability of 100000 on road costing
sls69932
The supply of Money cali is free and the demand less
active Stock houses obtain money in some cases at
cent and occasionally lower Paper s in fair demand at
9aIO cent, without pressing supply
Tie sale of the Hudson and Berkshire Railroad has been
postponed TO May next
Tie Bank Of Charleston has been rechartcred by the
Legislature Of South Carolina.
Tile Sarofosa Wig announces that The Saratoga and
Sackeis Harbor Railroad have made contracts as far as
Garbage and large force will probably be at work on the
lire by the lst of February The Engineers ara engaged in
surveying H. lands received from the State
Tie receipts Of the Morris Canal for the season are about
sIezCOO OF this amount between 100000 and $4,000 90
for working expenses $4,000 for interest undd debt
and $4,000 TO the payment Of dividend preferred stock
after the payment Of all Of which this sum leaves sllpl15
Of al, ut S20OcO.
Tie Washington Correspondent Of TIE BoK'mofe Sum-
snys:
News has reached here from London that the Mixed
claims Of citizens and subjects OF America AMI blgland
respCctiyely on the Government OF the other napn nave
had the Florida bonds Issued by the Territorial Govern
mcn Of Florida previous to her admission a state INTO
The Union before them and that they have been dored
Ibev amount 10 about 100000. and are mostly trans
forod to British subjects should not be sIpred Ii an
attempt were making tho part OF British subjects ID
lave Misissirp and Texas bonds allowed also. Bread
thrown upon the wafer returns after many days
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- -. On ,co,, than one occasion, appealed 70 the Lcgs
s, 70 .r,iV he Trore ismsd BY evsns s1sndns eons
eIo 20 W. - relating 70 The uris
% ,'ss ps, &c CouIts b1t Il wiz never oe done
ecu - eeee honest VlO Dow some hns o. av ana
6iiTesec 70 leg ss,s 20 VIE P.'' s'
Hicsl psror.l fi'nos -, n. ..o,s The Cou-
10 torhv itb sTpont amin Bue' or one other
~ Sr,r li Ia coidsroe With those s1sg.so1s
- aa'r s IL 10 send Legislature &c eaIly a Tor
tlefre
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The market BAEE IS dul about 100 hhts Isl No s,d =
he CoaL tad continues irscrvc CoTroS iEn
huasss doing kLOUs l. hncr and aeufr-
v he'a Bhovo tlyers Coos straight hrs14l arc
wsafed 6 but s. IS 4 tb aked and buyers holdng
of he 1ncs arfi0l which caused quiet naI-et tea
lie dgmsId M home vs. moderate A. 20 .5a~s n olL "
&; little nqDssi Tor and dull a. previous qeos.91s WHsAI
etafce trfCl improved rates Att Sc. bash az ~ =
tir tud good PCrrsyiala reds and 81 , obl o. or
white. Ccns about stationary 6oteeot bush soi q o5s e
Southern yN ania Yellow, AID 0s ol, icF W-e
ecr5oo RYE ara Oars quiet laos ana LIAo aF I'M
n lui little selling The GROCERg market Is inactive o~.as 70
tnts o hoders and high rates 'aed 'r Noiee ana 81
No sales orhy Of have snrsd BAT tie
quiet
Sc IS bush NusEY better b0s sell sc and hhos c
a. rai.l
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s.sr- Arrived .....M oxDiT. DEc. -.
SER c,s Fure ofy.i7arol wssb.r Ps-i9 oS f I, -
,sSSre sS mo - bss Pa, lor P .i.pai, De -
-.. b.. o. j 5sys O. H.s7ak a. n1ia - u 81
.frf Qrc nj % flrsriflced boy Els iilh p
E received oh damage has been Ia d-ls n''n u
,kI .,ss.r wsssr. Riehuud lay. Chs H.
Sra Smith Smith Wilmington y day., ns7al stores % Ne
ssrre I.wi. Poster wlui.s,oa 81 d7a lumber to =
M Isslne D. Rod,sr Wilmington IS days laval stores to l.
ST 6ete carenay Washington 70 ys avii sors' % L s
sis : ws,aa Smith w.hHson days naval 0Fe' TO l.
SIR s-l.h Paiker Eoss G,oFFetO~n days corr to J. G.
seh j. Nlsrsou Veteran Norf'l d'5s corr 70 a'r
SER Gear Wsge. Nlrd yrzsiA oysters
ssii, S r. s,. N f,sr K WIN o oys
sehl r vsFuilye Air'Asn 'irsiHia oytiers
sstr We've. NeEoa ViIs-nii oy'ten
s.iG ch,'ly lex q ~. IL s ,5I, s oys'
seIr Wssh.l r-on. NS-Is : f.k days shingles -
seh FsA1, Nezaalra ds5 E.e 70 sarsss OAFaia0
SER AIee Rasss Alexandra days ud'e to s'ur' Clear
Hs seLr william, Mcneil Fhnad,lghia ior Boston.
aetrrred-r-is Flyrs cera Smith hence for Bolivar Nsv .
Nov e. At A. g. IN g. len 81 = ar sJins % 'r tl 'ys
II Sfrs "a e which Increased hurrca1s rom Sc 70
ssW ERE h . re al blown say from the
yss. wss obed 70 ,u sway The ioeglss. ana h
,vsy efr beca siaee ;ht tins working hack Was
''Bt 81 We arrives ttbs poi on Monday from Aekan-
dis reports On the z6h AID 2 Soy eAoereese aseeF
OF ra nov LAT q ia. Ion. y % brig stserinS NV
viii h Ct slCrf 10 turs burden had neiaed pofs
Md rrt fds,fcsst id appear % wsr, ass alco ""
rfisb el1 fcr Nov - et y 2 lon o. - saw
k,k = n oss sn-yer DC. H. let IS IS Ion u % saw l
viii ,tllched Same time, large Quantities OF pieces
lliv -rEs
Br CO rerr7 s.iis ptrt Monday from s. Jaro Dc Cub
hsvs ofn,.thery winds the waole pass
AZ .rd !fs been dl~s ru.-h OF liaft1es =,
Fax sri Csfclne. arr ed 10 tbs port on money
Rio he rercrs having Teen 10 days north Of - srs Na
AZ 8 .cn bid heavy gte from wcst-ari sps4ns ui-in
n ost top gallant s1A received considerable dam
a. iarr LII Dec 'et 90 Ion q while cut.ng before
I'D tom broke the waicl stove n ne
n ..rra-t lie csbl The srtr1ola AID az rae
eel re washtd the overheard snd swept decs
forc md III several water casks Dee ai g. on
a. ssa chip running M Berluca win main topnisi eAa
ysrd probably ship Eesi- leoie porisa
Bss Hay arrived ~ ths Port on A'n91y troa Dasno
fo rai sore Dee 2 Ia lat . o. lon 70 D. ps harN Ds
liant Same dag ship with lore Sard gone pse
10 lat S. g. Bon 4 TO- seara.r Jas ing 10 Dec - II
lor = a. cTperahp With al thee TOP
ofugil 'oi r-ft gene :, , ,,..--.t. ~
rsrors eNpereu-e heavy rorherJ ae sPt ls
L. Dec O. 5 niles Cape Heaopen spoke biES Paclc IRON
Ha,rua fr Kew YORK shOTf Of provisions $50
Liz Cyufia arrived this Mondsy nom o Janeo te
poiis Of Cope Fro slse btk llrs>a Dix from Baltimore
;or Rio Dec La IS a lon r. spoke 81 stA,s
rom Boson or Oesls day. out Dec L y loa %
slip fire, supposed her to be e0Sa oisd 81"
wa having her.
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cat Csse. Hsl,.es Of ~ sink arriving Moaiif
~ f- n Warrenf, rom Newt urEh report; The - % ilr
me-. h. r. rim Dc o. BeeveA Cows nth Caves u
Ts Ct 20 sleep M Lsnts % cresed SWINE, 80 IS -
Dlcta ili Err - tubs ana p = Sr't 10
frs5 fls Lay bars sfsS, bis Apples i25 bbs AYE
Il sf 80 o. the splesdia arriving Tuesday
Fl o- III 3i~-rt for Ssw-tiIlhrza nc u,
rcifs - tie tlr Of Dc g. l5le5 Sheep al Lambs .
ssinc Eovt - TsIies 20 SAFE a. - J.sf y bal l-y
% scttef by Fus l5s I've -'lf % sa1
70 90 Pvr Hsras sles Vice.! % Blrs go d Stove Cat,
ngs MA lIca
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sroken. &c.

ICY =. a. = p. 90. % So ALP sar asPale ton ghgsnia
20, .lr N-vre-
Dsels Block LaHi NE % rlsl ',hs MaIy .ro ,sps for
Eaf.cle.
s,rs % az . is i,. q s. y sip 81 HI, a, Manila ~
Lcrlcr.
nv MISS loo "a IS ". sl.,7crsLl7 r. g ssl7,.r ,o,
ron Nf,7-i III Sept q. f,r Cti.t1ruh.
hcv = e. IN 81 " cfP Per sup Biii i.lss Cil.us ga.
Ncu-i aii Tor CaAflgu.T
"a - s. seen ~ An vhsis,' 4, ..sri-
g ibcH Ing tle sN1ogIed s3Al Wlh I'D slusr LII KS
Zee i,t - On e. ~ .,hr Thorss lib aon N.s.Yoss
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Passengers Arrived

r. ,.oc-ID Sarah S7rl az = rl1ad fol L-epaJ5dn z.
Dc1,op rae Join Borson. Gi.hn key Wake. IL AID Nr
u NJ Mr.. trd Ms Taflock Hr md Ns Brush and
ian y c. ten n Mccarthy, Nh Heny No1 Charles D1I,
Botft Hood Wm Mitch ~ III and Ms Dol
Ms Dare Nj ard Mrs MeODary, hr. Henry CEer NJ ard
A sutton and fGmiy, Nm Scales Mr. and Ars hith-i aud
.tIly d ls6
IN f,r Sfpea iran VhgnT91.-Ieut J. Coltee. T. ) y
stcn BEyard Taylor Eew-lork J c. Pakraan Is
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BY TELEGRAPH.

CHARLESTON Dee. I9-Arr schr n B Warner ff 1m Now
York
BOSTON Dee oar ship sgssn I!ini L5erpool baFsa Iif
Lssiffu: F-f1e GeszoE sea Bird, Ncw-Jslf ans
SAVANNAH Dee 23Tle sieefhip aug ISIS from Ns"fcrt
he's ,rfvec st.hs roIt
KEw-okLEASs Dec BAR ship Ashlsni NewY9rk.
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4. Fot an-Pree Nov II brig Cars wn1ssr Psre. sr, and
Bosca days. bark Hosee Tactcs. rom usnr1r a.. br,
euEs,u' dnh hcn saa sf beo9 eyE seh Ma lew Lsae
Bcacu ids. I'D. l5th. bf.g Ailnca Tor New-Ysrk
A. SssUs Grade aicst Des J. kssks Ch.ce Tor Eegv.Tork
Spencer khby doi sarah Am, Do Path ready w Uor
ton d. 9s NineAHes 90 do bs MsIee0 Do ready; Macy
Hortr n. for DO, lde ~'
Mst Jsso Dc CHA shout Dec brig wsndsrsr ch.Iharn for
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Hudson River Market Boats.

FyrisAf lit y Cafas and Farn Fyodrcfs generally.
Reported exclusively fer Tas y. Z DAILY Tribune
Capt joel D. heuier Of the barge NewtuTgh arriving
oSnDe OF Warren Newbarzh. reports The
az sfs by iip Dec 90 lsBeeves Veal Calves 20 sa-sP
Lambs $50 Swine zoo Fowl leo Turkeys 5 Dscks
Ri rge leo tubs and pals Bpitsr IS Tki do a. q Beet
bi ApTles IL Ma Rye Flew, % tsss Bucfw heat DO
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IE'halers.

letter on Cfpt Cor ofihp Draper 1 Ns-9 Bed "a fatrI
az Laain O. 10 iglt " age aa 2stAls
wnc iaa Arc;c ron The - O. Jul. laI =. o--
G. Of Ehlr- weather. o. dsrs df 81. fh. ,ar
lrclsl sss "a oiftrvaf0l Tx WHALE CAPT ~ .hi d.
ll1i. sof 'rcthsr Tslr srf e s7e-n Tisiils
sfer Cart Fahe- lG O1--11 Fart1r-1 ren,.fr
lf 70 Ia ALA q . 10 n -al f-ii s--l11f
Nta l.-.l-l IL De- l1mc 81 .-4..l lfar
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The sio~ins table boss tie iSss Of tie pns .,ts
p,eeirts OF Produce. .Doc 10

T. R1.aszcllbls Floor 90 ytr whisky 90 do. Ashes
II CLsc 10 40 Beef lao DO buaer 2Jj d. oA 10
PR ard : g. fifes Lsaiher. 1880.
~ ne fyfi BoIf8 t55 bills flour y ssE. Ashe 20 j.
Hh Rne TO- Wool 10 Co. Meal So aides Leather &osl bish
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from Coming to Batavia, 100 miles, tho road Is wei
equipped end operated From Batavia 70 Bufso IS miles
IL road is graded the nssonry and bridges completed and
the ties Oh ground paid for Ofhe Second Mortgage Bond
100000 were sold at so and upward.
The receipts OF the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Road
former the Lawrenceburg oad for he first threa weeks
after opening were sl24-s a. The rolling stock consists
Of soven passenger cars l45 eyhthee freight cars AMI
l. l. .-.l.- 1. Of liz rn.l -
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pHII tDI LpHIA Dec zc-frrtref-I.sks Lou, Lnday Fla
FizAb TIL Brooks, do scbrs b n Weston .t'y ne"
Yok. ioi', Iucssow Boston, julia Ez'b-Ia S''iiH D'i'
Hi. NJ: \ x Gcaiier, Past Deep River G.. 49,. .
Enthusiastically Kennfbec, Coles Ne'sN 9rk; shrs otI
Bueitov Aexandii Herry Mutt Garwo5f Wilmington y Z
Franeel RAker. Bosioni u Cracker. Crane Dlsaton
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DIED.

rNetoS-HUN--A I'd. Com Dec. 49, By the key Dr
p..l,en ur FSw I'd n ofSew York snd Ms Marina .
HSnt sass ter ofNr Edwu IN former plce
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IMMATURE ALMATAc......rHis DAY
SUH-hse..... Il Sets,...... u MooS-hhes l0 "a
WATsR......THls DAY.
SANDY <5u1 Gov lsand.l 55n Hell Gate 7s
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LEY s.nar Hoot Printing relss-sph.I

TIE UIIHLANDc
Two Sins triss o.fh o. gaanc aad one
slir snd ~ O triga e duchor in the bay. bolndn -
scar Yan Glade ard Star Of tie West passing he 5l
larfs torIo out
Wind Hgfl wv Weather clear.
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~, Pa, y.ea.y went ts Upper Middle whefe'o
~ - s slcuile and shs VIII probably % so' on
hiek
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80 eco Of 81 LOUIS CITY * PER CEhF pVs ~ ls,
6sfnsbll 10 fhe City Of NtwYok tic ~ and ~
ina coupous semitnruay esch year Ia the CITY o. 80
York This o1u issued by virtue rri IN runusnce Of go ~
& I.rfs
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el.i COof 81 LOUIS COUNTY SIX PER CENT BOspagy
de- mel in TIE Ct of ScTofk 90 1873 This Loan . 80 -
Of OF The Legislature o. .h -
hssouri oidrs and aufhoriy 81 l County Of p 10
Above losrs be awarded hghest bidsrs bot ~ o
l Aan CSC poy nent ie mass ten ssJs aiier go
tie te.dsrs or irspcL SIN b. opened IN pssnce a
ore Of he huse II Durcan snsrri4n Co, and The
Cssher o. lie Anei.cen ~ change Bazk PAvh SfN'N
81 Torfa 80. ~
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OTTICr og rnr DrLsWtKE. LscKAwANNA .sO Wssressi
RAILROAD co. NrwfoaS. December 10 lSl
NOTICE.-TLc Annual Meeting oI the S.OckhJden
IL Of ~. nv will be held 20 To General Ocs u 10 ccn.
rapy No g - ais NeS ioi on MONDAY the d. Of Is
urr~ sat &C. election tho then ensuing;
ro 10 DE- ore between the hours of sud NJ Of sal gl na
r the trasacon any Other sness proper for cons ioa
thst time Tho Transfer Books M o. clos ID om As Dat, he
81 Of January By order IA. PFsidnt end Mnssss
NM z WARREN secretary
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n ITIIE MIAMI RAILNOAD COMPANY-DE

A. VfDEND NOTICE Tho Board q Directors have deetds
Dividend Per the capital stock Of the I0aa W
lbs six oIth ending Nov 81 h. p.yio 10 scSk s par o. "a ~
the OF holder the th inst, all STOCK gses'~
the trsrffsr boz, u tie City Ct NtRYork, Office
W1NsLOW, LANIE8 Co, Transfer Agents 81 "sh@
.Trrk freI
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IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No. 10 WarrS
e. cue door .rn Greenwich lnerest per cent on al rrs
OF $500 and under Open daily from n A. " 20 and 70 jP
CALEB WOODRUFF. Prescent
wLLAT 3 n VOL fS[t'' vieo-Prssiisui'
yr.-nr-rft~ 7. VurrCN gsrrenry
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NJ Wm Murphy allo,sssPoris having Flay Lass
T. hv l. hqn ihs Highla the wreck sho0lrr
brig directly IN the track u coming sl1s
pert th Underwriters intend to ssnl Mr. Naphy
pateanes Go "a Eeye H.
ol San Francisco he arrival thse Of he shP
Iyns DrAsou q Nov IS in 10 days from BOstoa.
Tie p sLzery CtTrey hence for Ariwer wk.e eors do~n
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TrrAsURTR OFFICE No 50 Ws.sl. Ncw.Yok Dee H. ll5il
nINIILND.-An interest dividend az the rate Of
~ SLNEN p GENE lm up % January l. isJL
l- sont rad m On the si sock Of the Illinois Ceu,a Raj
read hss been declared ana will be PAID hs oesd
Crrary On e~1 amer III sOAN January 1854 The rsasr
Yoos M t. eosed from The m iusto the srd proxno acus
By order Of the Executive COMMITTEE. -
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Insrcase s!.t fs q elCso % s~oeiS % s91tli- %
Gain for the past year ending Nov g. 1885, s2'324' 70
about % cent.
The annual dividend OF this Road has not yei been &c
clarcd. bat It viii be eight cent perhaps more.
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DTJDENp NoTIcEb Tie Board Of Directors
hc~e declared dividend NJ 1--WE Pt CENT the cpsi
sct ~ ComTanv for The six rol h ending Nov 81 PyaHsh
SIC 4 CO nsr. o. each, a. he option o.. De holder
Stockholders resiqiug "a Tbs ty and vc niy named IN az f
uished the ConTal ~ VIII their dydend ai A
the sCfl application cc Nawf0rk d o. ID iA
MINsLOW. lANIER & 20 n-arsler Asenis. No 5lMalts.
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rinnnngl.

DANK II NORTH AAiEkICA--Tho BOagd Of D.
- eoio' h,ve THIS DAY d.l,d dividend Of p pr sat,
fa-tbc frd amer Jsnnsv III transfer books vii Be clset
II m ihe tl ir-f tl. tse d.y ~ r- meat
6ev.YoiA Dec ~ 1853. I SEYMOUR CrNsr
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rTHE ANNUAL MEETING OF the STOCKHOLDERS
4 ofthe AVERY SEWING MACHINE Co will Re hsid At 10
Cf~c 81 ne COMPANY No 25l Broadway TuESeit Is's
1881. By order OF tie President HENRY EDWAhDS seeJ
CAMBRIA IRON COMPANY-The Annual Meet
iraof lie sto kholfss 4 the Cambria Iron Company ofhs
election for che transaction Of other b1es ~ %
hsld a. he Girsrd House, Philadelphia, At O'Clock p %
A. ''DA VIC i''" GEO w. HODGES Secretary
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VENEZUELA.

BY the bark Casanova, Starbuck master from Maraca
DO Aug 90 we learn that the revolutionary party in Vene-
zuea in consequence Of want of success had abandoned
the war The troops dsbandod in great measure
and he vessels taken for service during the were de
rvered up their respective Not much confidence
was reposed in the present Government by the people in
general although npprehensons were entertained of
renewal of hoeiities The treasury empty, and the
Government obliged to reso to individual loans to tie
fray its expenses.
Some of the organs OF the Government imputed the late
destruction Of Cumana (by eathquake) to divine inter
position as the city at that time was nearly quite in the
possession of the rebels
Business was very dull The health Of the country re
-.
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5.a'.', ,,as,- NAV proye interesting
sB @osn 80
4 for ent .Isbt months. "a. s5, 40

TOtsl for frat eight month";. rH'"'f~ @os ~,
1ba totaI emount Of gold dust manifested and shipped
Nv tle steamers during the year le12 was 'S'o'sl'
The shr nj Of dust during Sept lest year was
n.,aLer s;0G7 3sG November, sj,25l199 December,
e5O5ol7s Total for the last third OF the year 1884, We
1868. c..,
In commenting upon The statement for the first FIX months
If the present year, Tie Pric6s C0TTcnt says;
an bjruenis Of dust to New Orleans aud to London,
,,,ar. rtIy na in the and large IN the other
eve no ndo alton o the amount Of business between those
places and ourlyes Quite portion Of the s3oi25l 20
!n cold dnst shipped the latter place was 10 meet ex
chang Fod for ho Valparaiso China and India markets
while on the other hand. many Of our banking houses
Mace their onion agents ia funds by sterling bills sent
forward from New York
"Ofthe sf4o7ls shipl edto New Orleans quite portion
vns for account a Southern, or more probably South
Western miners many Of banking houses never remit
gold dust TO New Orleans.
TO Valparaiso, shipment Of sol OoZ u was merely
respctsbe ihe large amount Of indebtedness TO Chill
having been paid b. other means Of which exchange on
London has formed a principal feature
Our shipment Of coin and dust to Manila wo uld seem
to indicate small trade between San Francisco and that
port. 800
ptnnoe total ~ all Of over half million Of dollars, In
which gold dust shows to have been eJt2OOO we may
here b. permitted 10 recall 10 the minds OF our readers our
suecuatoIs in late number upon the influences present
and remote of this compulsory receiving Of our gold dust
on the art II the Chinese merchants, market being
drained If dollars But few shipments Of coin shown
h. have been made lately and the total falls far below that
sftLe dust $500
"Iho shipments Of gold dust for the first half Of this
year compared with corresponding period in the last
show largely in favor Of 1913 but this may be owing
"a other than IN increase In the amount dug we Tor
bear c. nmeni at present For the month Of August we
have a. record rather short supply Of gold dust for The
Of parties RENTING and must continue to find II
thus until The opening up Of the hidden treasures IN the
river beds Tie last week Of this present month will pro
baby bring 10 market good supply Of the faky. shining
parficios peculiar To- river gold
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k,,.r,unEN.Y, Aug. c5-Crol~ IA cur part If ihc
State uncomneniy hne ilGy no, iar, us y, ~ a.
one half nj last wears prices Wheat rye oai- am corn
are heavy aud promise very abundant weld. totatos
Iool well and there is yet no appearance OF rot We
have had altogether the best growing season Iha, 70
member. .. mn
hoen very wet Crops all good except Potatoes Mn'" IT
rotng very badly One piece of three acres OF Mercer
which the owner dug part of two weeks since without ma
ing a rotten one was or days aior"ard 'cund !" DC
two thirds rotten, and this so far as have heard
uy the case Some few pieces ON very dry grennd haIs
very little rot Apples none Where We had 300 worth
last oar We shah not have go this 49,
N,sru.VtS Rutland Co. Saturday, Aug. Q. lsaj--Ne
have Ind some good showers of rain lately. which puts
different appearance pGrchod fields Corn generally
l. growing nntly fields ha weeks ago were not worm
one dollar Der acre appear to be doing well hut JACK
Frost must stand back TIL .ober or there will none
rponed Ny ,ornis doing very well but cannot get
more than hall acrop at best Ny cats were ,o, are
ne, Get more than 20 tun the grashoppen are making
havoc with and potatoes as other crops are gen
,y gathered They have destroyed all one han oi the
mall crop oai and the grass cannot grow a. fast as &
viii eat How much and potatoes they II leave Tor
NJ time clone will decide bRi suppose We haihNe our
euaen,, time vi in spite col drought and ,Tasshopcfs
} BALDWIN T. O Chemung County, \ Y. Il has been a
summer Of Extraordinary extremes several day m success
cnthrrnercury ranging from IS to zoo deg and a. msny
Suddenly succeeding match the coolest of October The
HAY cr in this county is below average The meadows
we've severely injured by the dcugh, in juno which ais
very considerably shortened Ine pastures tonse gena!
vied Corn crop never look more promising. II IN
commonly stout and well cared The Potato crop will b
fe,nc The toI~ arr all dying and the potatoes arr r,p
diy rottrg in the bill and the soundSt selee nom tn
In can Ice preserved but few days Yours Ac H. 81
CrNYssYE VALLEY Fruit Is below the average ia qasli
~ and quantity partly owing 60 I'll unayorsh season 49,
,r,lv 20 sut Of ski in pruning changing aud thn. IT.
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Wheathas been coed croi, secursd in eAeeseal IN
! ditim Fsruers are now busy throshnr They use m
portable machine which with eight or ten hoTs VI" mr.
an Al, yern % three hundryd bushels day his machIn
j. siaea to and works wagon, the wagon form, par
of the machinery when work and serves a. the Fan
chine chsTces from go TO Sls per hundred bushels &C
coring 10 the number Of and horses he llrnsh' 10
the operation.
Com which promised poorly the early part Of the seaso
is coming forward and win prove d fau average crop
Potatoes below the average bat not suffering much iron
, the prevalent disease
O. T. baSkW and poor and where the gssshcpPr IA
fairly taken bold, WORTHLESS TO.