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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-04
The circulating mortgages Of both the Eighth av'
Banks are under protest, and The

~. .;,..,.,inp mortgages Of both the Eighth av.
aU,;.Ls,hoeter Banks are under protest, and The
time allowed by Law for the redemption mas run out
:, the case Of the former bank In regard 10 the lat
ter institution hear tina; attempt s being made
70 resuscitaie IT, and that party who proposes to put
5000 oOo into the concern has been TO Albany 10
suit the Bank Department We doubt both The prsc-
tcsbility and policy OF infusing any vitality into this
defunct concern. IL should be wound up at once.
II Bank h needed in that locality, and rather
disposed to think there is room for one new one
should be established with an actual paid up capital Of
eIoo 900 or $500 00O to be managed by lenders, and
not borrowers. To rees.sblish the old bank would
be uphill work. and the old managers would find it
extremely difficult to regain the confidence Of the
public.
We hear Of fair amount Of orders by the steamer,
and some sales for American account on the other
side. One house in the street purchased to-day
t1oo, 900 Of bonds, &c. for remittance by the next
steamer. The London Money market is easier, ac-
cordng to the letters and Barngs Circular expresses
the same opinion. The arrival Of Specie in England
had reached 81, 775,oOo, about eight millions and
half Of dollars, in two weeks. The largest amount
has been received from Australia and the remainder
has been made up Of shipments from the United
States and the West Indies. These arrivals are Ike
" 10 find their way into the Bank, as the demand for
gold for shipment to the Continent had almost en-
tirely ceased. II appears Gays the city writer of
90 The Daily Ners) 70 be a striking feature in the
present course Of the precious metals, that heavy
amounts of gold Julion, chiefly from Australia, are
finding their way into the Bank at the same time
THAT enormous quantities Of specie, chiefly sove-
"regDs are being drawn from that institution for
"our foreign expeditions, for the Turkish loan, for
Portugal, and for other quarters"
The following table will show the fluctuations in
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Markets Reported By Teleeraph.

BUFFALO Nov. 9-Evenins the more favor
able adyices from Europe by the Aabs holders hrme
but buyer. held back refusing submit TO any material ad
sales made Of 600 bbs at for Ordinary Upper
Lake 5 for good Michigan and 50 50 for fancy Ohio aud
Michigan WHEAT Is in pretty good supply and moderate de-
msbd chance In quotations. sales Of 900 bu,h Mehsao
at e5; Wisconsin, nominal at 80. CoRS- The market
opened with good demand and prices &c better with
sales Of so 90 bush Sac and IN the afternoon 1000 bush
6ec closing firm OATS quiet; sales Of 900 bush At
Sc and geo DO at 4e WHISKY firm sales Of 10 hba at
Sc CANAL FREIGHrs-l6dl7c. Corn; 2Ot f2tc. on
Wtea and 72c Flour New York Receipts Of las. ~
houn-Flour loOs7 bbs WheN, 50 52 bush Corn 81 1884
do; Oats II GOO do; Rye, 100 do.
NEW ORLEANS Nov. Sour market for Corros 10 un-
changed respect prices while the 'ae have been limited
For the past they amounted TO but 900 bales Mid
ding still quoted &C. The increased receipt, over last year
are 40 0to bales FLOUR remains at SO Is Dbl Coax has
considerably sdvsneed owing to the low state ef the water 10
the Western Rivers and the consequent light receipts We
quote soas5 cents p bu,hel MESS PokE sA FREIeHrs-
Cotton to Liverpool I'd.
ChAILEsToS Nov 2-The sales Of CorTos to-day reached
1900 bales and during the week they have amounted TO
$40 bales The market shows decline OF tc quail
ties Good Mddling Upland quoted at siasic Rscspts Of
the weet 10 $50 bales STOCK hand exclusive Of that on
Al hal
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER A. 1854

Bhs Psaip. NSrv Bsssn.n Porto CsssllS a. iss
81 50 sPois bril Addy swift from Sc Lhoms' ' p.o. = Is
seif j y s1.f, james, Ph',.d.lpha coal for Boston
schr. vnlsge Gem Gee, Baltimore fof bo-i1o,
sehr 81 {. Duraee james Baltimore for Fail River. -
sehr L. c. Pond Crosel. Portland ss. Use. TO g. '"
sehr LueLrow, -. Plymouth, y. C d., shingles to
sehr Neier.oD Brown Georgetown s. C. Is d., 'ava
sch ss 70 Es..Se,s Ss M,..ie, Williams. St. Muts Oct II
cotton tobacco Brodie Petes Sid cor Win ans
samoan Ne~Ysri No dAts. spofe Br brig sgan rom
Jsmse for Boston The experienced heavy ve.aef IN the
Gulf
sehr A. Perkins, TOl,op. Georgetown. S. C. d.. uTh
s,orts Brown DeRossett - - =,
sehr G-Isn-r PIKE Is mas,,dl Grammar Wilmington. "
C. d. n.vL .,or.s 10 W. Hunter & Co.
sehr p smith DerreisOn Wilmington De naval stores
sehr Lewis rbayer Poushheep.ie 2s pig iron fo so.'os
sebr C. H. steoon, LsnPheA, Bridgeport, stone for Wash
schr w 9 Brown HOIbrook Rociland. line.
scbr B.n'y Horton, John, Alexandra, coal TO master
schr. Old Do1iniou. -. AleIudra, coal 70 master
schr Texan Phillips EassPort dc lsh and hsh 70 sturges
sehr O. NJ Smith NickeI. Georretown Is de- naval
TO DO.er Potter lr inst CsDe hspI"pep BEARING ~. d
Of the b. ehr Ann, Of No,s Scotia in tow aud ~s
MAKING for the Delaware Brvssw.rer
sehr Caroline Knight Wison Labec d. fsh and lsth to
sehr War S.. Cd, Jones' Baltimore. coal
selr Chadwick, tSmsssd) Wainwright, naval stores
sehr Preseils Ferguson (of Chariesonl Fairs $, Do
miro City Oct nahoxsny hides ke 70 Maitland, Phe ps
sae durps lost head split s1is and received
other damage brought home the ere. OF the
bark KEN. Of Boston previously reported wrecked In the
bsrboI Of Sc DOMINGO
sAILFD-shirs sheridan CLARK. for New Orleans Patrick
Henry. Huilbut, fer London
BELOW-Two briss
WIND-Durins the day, w. s. w.
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D1saSferS, &c.

BARK JOHN WKrHRoP Blanchard, at Boston, LIST, from
Trpspi reports 2lst ult had hurricane from r. Of 10
hours duration with Isin when it suddenly became calm for
about 20 minutes The wind then soddeDly shifted w. w
heed tpees md ent~Ger sprung causing her u leak lost
beth topsaus their reefs had foresas lib Ac split
BRIG MERMAID Lsss-n Of and for Salem. from Cayenne,
supposed wa Tuis Island went ashore Cape Henry morn
Of Oct n; syed Specie saved and part cargo salt
would probably be saved The Mermaid good old vessel
owned By Jos sbswe E-q and with her and freight
money insured In Sal
BIie EsocH BESSKR Coffin, from Savannah for Portland
put into Holmess Hole, 5oth l-sky. with sal L.
o the let insf)
BRG wnIsrILL. at Providence from Charleston Oct 49,
expeneresd heavy weather the whole pssssg-
2lst ut, lat U.s. Ion ~ 80 In violent gale from T. ~
los stern boat and about feet OF lumo-r of deck The
BR soHa BhITIsH QUErs a. Charleston from Harbor Il.
land that the bark Charlotte Hammond which
cleared from New orb the 18th for ST. Marks vent
ashore ashore Eleuthers and the vessel and Of ths
90 would be total lose An American ship reported
Ashore near Hsrbor Island
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COFFEE-A dull and heavy prvste at the suction
s Of ES there S was b A S1s
and prices about sustained 5000 were offered
withdrawn sales at private 500 bags Rio siaioe 50 bags
Sa 1S pS sale. IS un:
Cream Tartar ssasec 20 boil. Am No Castor on 81 o2i; %
ais; 500 Berssmot, 81 eo6s2 2bales senna Isle ID
sun. Sod, AS s - s': s.sSs Soda IS Sd
Surhate Quinne So e2t 10 casks Csrb Ammonia i4c
, fnrsat hossOod lie n Socs.o. pBcrss s 100
n French suphsie ouinine, $780, 5000 Cream Tartar
sic 600 white sugar Lead lei 10 cases orsase Shell
FLOUR AND ME AL-The msriet for Western .o4 State
her published accounts rather conflicting and the market
closed dull the morning exchanges after the receipt OF the
msp5 part es export There also good inquiry for De-
eembeI and January delivery Within short time upward Of
ing those report yesterday at S. Gss mainly ss 62a ss IS
Canadian Flour 6ImeI ,aes OF $50 bbs % o2d 81 bond
and duty paid 900 bbs arrive private Sc Louis
Flour IN good demand and better sales OF Union steam
Mills slo IS The sales of Western Canal are II co. ebls
ssnnon TO ioOa State s. ess sl for eO%noo to SOD
Ohio and mixed to Sod ashs.n naa1. and oPgsI hsas
Flour better and good demand for the home trsde the
TO ,eoS .isp;sd brands % B.ors &C. 80
fancy and extra brands Rye Flour scarce and better With
sss celn Mss Ssiter and n iOod dsnspd ss Of I
sels Jersey Of ~ Sds4 S. and Brndywine st - ~
Sieen.. and sssss IS 80 Dbl i.''-'N 40 = ''''
GRAlN-There Is nothing doing in Wheat; the supply 10
SUITE UNITED and quotations pomina sales of 500 bush
n white soeihern, yesterday aer Change at 81 Is Rye
ana good demand IN for export sales Of 1000
eue hvsf o. VI "a Oafs hardly firm; the demand light
!essey 1t ssesoc, and State and Western at Seesse
urn and IN limited supply sales Of 900 bush good
at 81 40 and 200 DO good mixed At 81 81.
ne,, "a WIDER the news and In bsk demand for
- Ne nome trade the supply not very large sAoa,;
,onns ,. essn. ssdsste fr Western mixed SIZE for
yellow son,h., tee sales are II 00e bush white and
freight Of SD. ,uSc f ''' A''etpooi ~ tne 10"
- go Al M imply ssesis and marie, heavy; sale.
,, sIfss arm the demand good for the com
men quanes these being relatively cheaper th.n A. -,
linda The stock sbeHt Isl the sale, A.. .so, M
Apsosurs a. 1851 go dry sslted Msrsraiho IA go
DO dry DO 2 q & elected Porto e.SsIIo IA
seleetedi 600 vet sslted ho orande 81 n sse mos ~
HOPS active Tor export rate.. q. l.. 10 A.,
Eastern and Western crop 1884 At sSasse ''' 'eies
LEATHER-Ths demand Il fair for Hemloeh IN, ,h -.
spS with moderate receipt the rns,het very arm ..L
Of nock about 30 90 sdes Heavy vesh are ssln !,
I7iSac Osk n mode request Calf sAns IA sr-. n.
Auepesd BY the high prices ralins IN Europe
LArH-The ns,lst frmss owing 70 he yer, limited sup
Div; sslss 80 go eastern II 81, eash
LIMA sssss Of esnnss AeeAisad W. rsesivsa sssy,
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.. remain. sd.oid holder, .lins ssc Lamp waited s.,

tu, remains sdsold boldeu s,lns sse Lamp waited 81
LUaBER-Tbe demand continues seiiye and pres ggi,
hrm sales four esrgoes Eastern Spruce and fine a.
hsmloei
XoLAssEs continue. VIZ frm VIII sood b. Ds 80 D.
mtp1 90 bbis Sew OfleAns si 5c2fe and ~ Anas
NAVAL sToREs-TAs marie. for sPIri. Ta52sS in:
G5lc. e,sh Crude ara, the demand lar Tor exp M As
@ ss S;sa SSs1,s sSPS % srrit. The s. lesrta .
yesterday we're 500 bbs al ,h..e n1de, e % -. ~
:1f 90 81: D. o. u: spot :ss ..s.
OILs-Epslsh Linseed il scarce, and snder fayonee "a
az e.hnow hsS higher smsiOts command
s5at7e Crude Whale firm with sales Of GO bills god a.
s1 iSI h Crude spsin a.dsdy s..eI .ad
quest sales Of go hb' At New ssdfo,d 1t ~ o.
At 81 asa 81 winter unbeAched and bleached Lard
f 3 ss5 eti 'h S.iet easier and duh for Pork
.t. Of s6s q ~ sss2 = for Mes s si ,ss w..
B BE- f'@ f.h,r o~e particularly 1siy common sale. so
bba asa for soent Ass. ss for se.e.sd sss.
for country PSe; prime M-.. in limited supply .ad
piic.s nominal the spon sAG$6 within fe[ days
are more plenty and lower sale. Of 20 bbs q.
StlS iGI State sIs for Vermont AID Sc s.Ss a. 70,
and Il fdem.nd :se; Of $50 SSls Il 0s & tue s,,sr
Ps for SSGis and al M t 6ho b and ~
ordinary choice State Cheese IN good demand and not
PAfNTs.Ths m.rie. generally h., been dull sale.
Al
Venetian Red at 81 25d ST. to quality this scarce
ard wanted also 50 tuos German BGIytes at go aud
MOS and IS uns French Zinc White 9dloc and Amer
can 90. 1t ga sc 80 tuns China Clay At Sls ~ -
RlCE-A firm but quiet markets sales 50 casks
40 bblE. old, and go broken. .
suGARs-Tbe demand has BEEN quite sciise, considering
the sht stock and prices tend strongly upwards sales este
tedsy evening and Today Zoo hbd and Caoa
Musecvsda acc; 81 boxes brown Havana &C. Al sue-
ton. / 20 bbls. refined Al 81 06ie., mostly SIC
SHOTThe market easer with sales AZ Itc for Drop and
5io. for Buek and 7e for Bar Lead
SKlES-ssles have been made Of s,ooo Curaeoa Goat
4d5e ncl the latter price for heavy weishs or Deer
100 blue and grey Missouri q; &c mo. .ddins interest
TIN-Ps easier; sales 100 slab Bsnea 8e cash aud
slabs private or Straits 500 slsbe sold at DC
esh Plates steady sales Of 500 boxes C. a. So .,
six mcpths 81, 8,
TBAsThe sale BY auction to day "" largely attended .ud
brought hsher prices than the sale previous They Consisted
OF Blacks and Green's few small lots withdrawn
TOBACC0-The transactions light, but prices are esdyi
sles for the past three days $40 hhd Kentaeky at 81
Ohio and Connecticut Seed Leaf dl2 ~ bales
Cuba and cases crop Florida on private terms
WHIsKY-Tbe market 10 less active, bat steady sales oil
100 hbs Ohio 4d4lc and Prison at .t a4e aud time
ssses Iia42c Drudge scarce and firm st ile, time
and int
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FRIDAY, Nov. 3-P. M.

FRIDAY, Nov. 3-P. M.
There was a more active Stock market this
msrning, and more cheerful feeling which, at the
Second Board, became quite buoyant, although the
Transactions were not very large Erie closed at 43l
al3i, an improvement, Of cent. Reading was very
buoy ant, and advanced "a y cent. ON yesterdays
closing prices selling at 72I. Harlem was firm at &c.
Central, s5 bio for 900 shares which is better Hud-
sop River improved y cent. Nicaragua improved
A y cent Cumberland was heavy. Delaware lis.
Lehieh Zinc sold at 2a2l, and NewJersey at II v
cent The supply Of Illinois Central Bonds is rather
IN advance Of the demand the sales were 5000 at
CO.. a60l. New-York Central sold at sii. Virginia
ss are better, selling at 9Ol. The great pressure OF
State Stocks on the market from the winding up Of
Indiana banks, is off, but will probably be renewed
by further reduction Of their circulation. The prices
sa present have a tendency to Improvement. Gov.
eminent Stocks are very quiet The bid Of the Sec.
Rotary does not tempt holders.
In Exchange the business IL moderate and rates are
heavy, but without change. Sterling, sa9i; Francs,
sI5e5.i9i. The supply is still moderate but the
demand il qually 40.
To Liverpool we hear OF engagements OF $4,000
bush. Corn, including yesterday afternoon at
3D. in bulk and 81 Cd. in bags 500 to 900 bales Cot
ton, a.; Dead Weight l2I60iSI. To London, rs
tuDs Oil Cake, l7j6 Resin, 81. To Havre, 500 bbls.
Lard, &c.; Cotton, Ic.; Smoked Meats, ic.; Whale
bone, &c. To Mssees, 10 cents is offered for Corn
To California, the market lie quiet at 25 assoc.
The business a, the sub-Tre asury was light. Re-
oeip,s, s73l5si paid, s2s37s. Balance, s7,iis,o
The Exchanges at the Clearing House were, &c.
ESQ 600.
The Dry Goods imports continue to decline, being
about go v cent. the amount Of the corresponding
week oflast year The figures are;
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Arrived.

AID psa % Z; cun.'d Sailed I0:t A NJ night y:
charged signals with r. NJ steamship America 2h spoke
ePTer.hiP Lshtnnl Forbes, from Melbourne 50 days of
A s A1s sssSs soo sss :ss
iron and q TO master 9th Oct William Green of New
ship yci Bath Perry H.nSgr, 81 q. nA.s and
10 days cut The has had IS deaths during voyage
Ship Columbia tpit Buyer Liverpool Oct ndse and rs,
Ship orpheus tBr,u sehIIlins from Bremen 3 d. mdse
nd Sc pas . 70 Hso19 nu, Gg'ns Oct 10 L.,
Of Shields forens. and msinm.st carried away ruadsr
Ship Am Maria Cheever Chineh. Islands via Hampton
Roads ds, Eusno TO Townsend, Chriek Dixie
. san &.s. s EssH o. and Glib
Bari Ph.n,cm w.lt: Rio JsnsirO sept rs order Oct
nom Liverpool for ChaIlssOu with coal in sinking condition
and TOOK from her the captain and IS Of the crew.
BARK Alabama stoetbadse BuenOs Ayres Sept e. to Russell
Bark Commerce. Company (Duieh) HON, Hsvsns 80 d..
S 70 su 1tS S,. ..y@s
TO WI Loaf and split sails, ost considerable running
sSs s.. and e: .h
'PshCs Sed, The Bar o, an ANCHOR and S ,sGn' chain
raS Cub H. Im os s'% g.: So & S
as spoke ship Benjamin Milan IS d. I'm New Orleans
leans and Harriet Consdou from do The C. has had srons
n p z; gale. the entire pass.ss :,
Brig Shepherd DR. Percy CsdiI 50 da, wne lead &C.
to order Has experienced heavy weather the passage
stove bulwsrbs, &c.
Brig Malvern of Philadelphia Jsrman St Anns Bay ia,
beIm big from Savannah Ia Msr for Bsltinor. esh lat
IS So Ion. 90 spoke bark AyOls Crowen, from Chaes;on
for Boston
Brs Calumet James,, Phil.dslphi. coal for Bos,ou.
Bns Dido SINAI. ylle Il a. yellow pine
Bns Protection, Small Baltimore IS d., coal for Salem
Brig Mstnie, johnson Baltimore II d. coal to order
Bra Lyrs of Deer Islel carnan Phi.sspha a. coal
w. syth
Brs Condor (of Gouldsboro) Allen Bsltiuore d. from
Hampton Roads, coal % master sd In with bhss Gov.
fn do; Radius, Smith, NewYork
Brig Roswell. Johnson, Baltimore for salem
Brig Charlotte Toy, CLARK, Malaga D. vine fruit Re-
Chambsrsin Robinson Co Oct a lat So lon IS TO-
spoke brig Eclipse Of and from Halifax for Jsuaios vihea 70
viousy Tor Esw.York
Bris L. T. knight osiGn, wnnnston. N. c. da, ssssoa
lumber 10 master Sls ult lst s. av yes.el on Are
.ns day la. $ So lon 70 Is poke bs,t John wsieh 8 a
h Cumberland Harber for Ph1sdeph reports IL ba
Gre bslsasns Belfast Thsrs two sshrs yias b
her, euppessi he srsv had bess taksa o.
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Passengers Arrived

In s ,eam,hp Arabia from LrerTool-Mr Ashurs and la
dy MIR Brown and lady aiss Elliott, Mrs Low, Nm Ham
mond Miss Brez and nurse Mr. Brer lady and infant Mr..
Bi6dle and lady Miss PIinde Mis- Huger Mrs Hay ward Mr
IIsrd Mr. P.yepel lady child and seIyr Mr. Metesf and
lacy, Mr.. ns, lady aud servants Mr. Trimmer Mr. Hol-
lin. Mr.. -. Mr., Sheppard Mr. Nstrog; Mr Hooder Ia
dy and dsusnp Mr.. Hutton r. Hutton Mr. Doneoufn-an,
Ie.I, JSne. Proesq, Campbell csd~.sSsr LO1sch'
Fallen Je.nnet, D0.cnt and lady, Dr.. Baehman Bach
man. Mr.. MeWhan Mrs Train, Miss sturgs Mn. Fsllon,
child and nurse Mr. Williams and lady, O. Williams Capt
Gibson Near, Die.ty, schaz, yor, Carlisle Costa,
stsniour Matthews Pant Cameron Cstsv, 9oure Bestsie,
Kraft Lee Robert. Forrest Du.enbery. A. Williams Gan,
Morena Weston Bnoebe. Pearson. Tsmb, Capt Caldwell,
M,srs. shsrts Noyes Rbon. Harrison DGanez De Ben.
edetto Cooper Lowe Macrae. Oakley Wright, Morrison,
Boyd Mobile. Cohen ohemsn and lady. Bren. Mc0esor,
Miss T. Scott Miss Scott Ms wetherell, Messr. Gould,
ps GIN, Hetherneon BertrsD, Mis- Mcknight: Mrs swit
and child Mr.. Godie Miss Steele Hy.log, Mr. o..Itier
lady and two children, Mrs Ramsey Mus L. Ramsey Miss C.
Ramsey Mesns Lsuernere Monnies keppemann Smithsou,
his' smithsOn, Rev G. G. BrO.sh Mr. sroush Mr. Berlo
cher lacy and children Messrs Jacobs, Ball Mooser
Lehsmeyer, Miss Pender, NJ Boy'e Miss Jean BOy'e To
tai, 1888
In brig Pauline t,os. Porto cabaio-Jsmes T Cresin:
brig Meirern from ST. 1nn Bay ia Mr. samuel Davies,
lady and children M Hester Brandon and two children
MINIATURE ALMANAC THIS DAY.
sus-Rises... sets.... 81 Moos-Rises .... 2la
HIGH wATER......THIs DAY.
Sandy HOOK. rs Gov Island. Is Hell Gste... IS
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. ..Novrxsr. 5


stesmshpBlsek Diamond Stevenson Philadelphia w H.
Thompson Wuhipston Csvsndy Bremen. &c II Sand;
Shps-Vetora Heed, TarboI New. Orleans II. =. w.
Meyers; Equity, Eoyss New Orleans, w. w. Rivesmith;
Mercury French Hsvre Boyd Hineken; David Crockett
Spencer, Liverpool, Everett Brown.
Baks-Costs Rca Mesurer, Punts Arenas Cotheal Co
Csri.sa, Mclean Neuvitas, Yernas. E'ulsn.
Rrgs-Miton MeEwan, Port Prince Becker 0reave;
Morserstte, Monday AspinwaIl. MeCresdy, Mott Co.
scbooDers-Aehorn, Merrill Salem Brown Hsyiland Cor
nes Youpg NewBecford master; Lady Adams Davis Dsh-
ton J Hsvens; Emily Keith, Penny Kingston Jam Geo.
stanpsrd; Csthsrne shelsroye 81 Andrew Jed JeH r.
w Brown Huse Whining ton ,Doner Potter; Eliza Amsu-
d. Williams Jefferson. Van Brunt Sashti FarfsI Mott,
Ae1sndr.a Abbott Dodge; Resident. Bimmsr, HALIFAX
McCsri freeloek; Crspeak Williams Washington J. O.
Williams; Alexander Mitchell Finnigsn. Wilmington, A
Mschsdo soop-Thomas Hull, Hull Providence master.
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other aide of the account:

The amount Of notes in circulation is ECO, ST. 965,
being an increase Of $780, and the stock of bull
lion in both departments is Ella, 1914, COS, showing
decrease of f67, sol when compared with the pre-
cedDg return.
The Ness Gays: Money has been easier in the
Stock Exchange, at 303i p cent, in consequence of
some withdr .wals of stock. Owing to the feeling of
caution eDgendered by the late commercial failures,
there is disposition to employ capital in short
loans in the Stock Exchange, the lenders holding
Gevernn eat stock as security. The usual renvest-
ment Of portion Of the dividends has also assisted
in the absorption Of stock
The Necs also states that the affairs OF Messrs.
McHenry e. Co., and Of Mr.. Oliver, will wind up
more favoraby than has been reported. II promises
q statement Of accounts in few days.
Barpg's Circular quotes American stocks without
variation since the previous steamer, and notices in
quires for United States Go and Massachusetts, Sterling
5s but no seller Occasional sales Of other good State
Stocks and railway Bonds take place but the amounts
are small and at low prices. The quotations OF ID.
A. Co..
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BOsTON-Arr Nov ship Sunbeam. New York; barks Mu
rillo New Oresn; Benz Adams Mobile; brss Confidence
CsIdenssi T. Dunbar Baltimore r. O. Chsleoner snd Web
Kelly, Philadelphia
spolen nth p 81 IT, lon 81 80, chip Louis Philippe
from Baltimore for Valparaiso with los 81 miszen and main
topmsst; would make for ST. Thomas
NEW .OkLLANs-Air Nov /, steamship Psmpero.
Arr Nov ships Neptune, Boston, J. w Coffin, Rocklsnd;
bark Hazard, Rio de Jsnsiro.
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"The accounts from Ireland published this morn
ing exhibit in a remarkable manner the complicated
extent of the Liverpool speculations which have late
ly excited public attention. At Dublin more than
five houses are said 10 have been compromised by
them and to have suspended with liabilities in each
case ranging apparently from Els, 900 to $50 900,
while at Limerick and Cork the embarrassments are
understood to be on still more serious scale. 1t is
evident that among the parties in difficulty, both
at Liverpool and in ireland, system Of accommoda
ton paper has been carried on in scarcely
psrafleed since the failures among the East India
firms at the commencement Of ls47 and that, under
any circumstances, final explosion must sooner or
later, have tai en- place"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-04

HEsRy n. LEEDS, Auctioneer-By II II LEEDS Co.
T'HIS DAY, at 100 O'Clock, at the American
Museum, BrOsdwsy-The entire collection Of vslqaols
FOWLS exhibited at the annual exposition above com
png some Of the choicest breeds imported into
and raised IN this country eOD,i'ios of Black and White
swans Fgypsn Geese Caldwell Ducks Mandarin do, Teal
Tuhed Dvsn Pintail Ducks widgsons. Bsruseie Geese
spoopbill Ducks Boopbi Cal and shediske do Golden
Silver do Eprli-h do japanese Peacocks White
do Black Spanish Fowls Gold spansed B.n'ams da
Dorkpgs Brshma Pootras, Golden Hamburss. and other
cboics snseies Sale without reserve t2.54D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-04
A C 9urrLk, Aactioneer.
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A. c JUTrLk, Aacuoneer.
ARGE SALE Of DUTCH BULBOUS
IL ROOTs-TRIs DAY-At No ~ Wslla-A c. TUT.
TIE vii sell ct lo4 O'clock THIS MORNING. a. No II
WAIST eases Ftsh imported Hssrlsin Flower Roes
hoes.n." and "ysn w.'sss soa..' forming ths mos;
iaeiudips sane choice Black Hyssirhs BbIoe Bis.rd
and Pres fuys Cssvn Impsrals. Ll1ms &c In lots tn