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The stock Is said to be distributed as follows: OOO
shares are held in England, 10000 in Philadelphia,
5000 in Pennsylvania, so 900 in New-York, 1900 In
Boston, Baltimore &c. Central cold at 95l, bat was
aerwsrd offered at IS. We hear that it is currently
rumored in Albany that Mr. Corning is about to resign
the presidency of this company. The western railroad
shares were buoyant. Galena and Chicago sold at
1919, and at auction at 1921, an Improvement oil II
cent The estimated receipts for October are
$3.50, co., Illinois Central improved to 95; Michigan
Sluthern 99l; Cleveland and Toledo, 90; Michigan
Centrsl, 972, &C., all showing Improvement There
is much better inquiry for these stocks than has OBJ
tansd for some time past. In Cumberland the market
was firm at 271a27I, an improvement Of = cent.
Nicaragua is steady at about 49, The condition OF
this company, according to the reports made at the
meeting to-day, is very favorable. The large debt for
the steamers, &C., with which the year commenced
has been nearly cleared off. In railroad bonds the
business was about sloO,o with generally better
fee itg Included were s65 600 Iliros Central closing
atli q cent advance. State Stocks sold to the ex-
tert Of $780, 900 and the market was buoyant.
The E1char &c market has been quiet to day in con-
sequence of a difference of opinion between buyers
and sellers. The leading bankers ask Q y cent for
sterling, while remters are only offering 81 cent
About $50 600 of strictly first class commercial bill
sold at 81 y cent, which was held at % v cent until
after O'Clock. The supply Of commercial bills is not
quite so large as for the last steamer but drawers are
anxious to sell at 81 az p cent Francs are plenty a.
5.e2l a5.l6i.
To Liverpool, $1,000 bushels grain were engaged at
IL allld.; 1900 bbls. -four, As; cotton at 3D. To
London COCO bbls -four, As. Cd a A. Cd, mostly at
the lower rate
The business at the sub treasury was: paid, co.,
ss4 57 received s94O46 GO; balance, 81 lo72s6 ls;
paid for assay Office s2,537 60; el2,7so Al. About
$780, 900 in gold was deposited in the assay office to-
day. Of which about half ordered into coin instead
of bars which is indicative of the fact that there is
demand for gold for foreign shipment The depositors
of much Of the remainder have taken the option of
bars or CON- snd the probability is that coin will be
taken The bullion brokers will not buy bars at any
advantage ever coin. Among the amounts deposited
FOR coin as that of Wells, Fargo Co.-sl0l, 900.
Our remarks this morning upon the years business
of tie Erie road were accidentally misplaced 10 the
form, and we now reprint them. Speaking Of the
Sept mber receipts we said: "The earnings show
an increase of $780, $50 August and the present
month thus far shows equally large gain on Sep
TENDER. September cloees the fiscal year Of this
"road, and the traffic has been as follows"
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DIED..

BELDiN-on Monday, oc: IS MARIA MAGlE, wife Of the
Rev. VIM. Belien Jr.
The funeral vii be attended his residenee No M Thomp
son 81. "Wednesday, nth Inst At :? O'Clock NJ The
notice.
BURGESS-on MosdAy Oct IS Of Inflammation Of the bowels.
Mr. MARIA NJ. BURGESS in the 4l year Of her age wife
sf Capt Burgess and daughter Of tie late Capt Marx
Lunch
The relatives ana friends Of the family respectfully inv ted
40 attend her funeral Wednesday O'CLOCK late
residence No 2s 7h st, n. Y Her remains viii taken
10 Greenwood.
BuTTRICK-At Brookyn Monday. Oct Is. Mrs EMILY g.
widow Of Mr. George II. Buttrick, aged 81 years
Funeral Wednesday l7h inst eeesk NJ, Q: be! re
depee, No. 10 Ssckettst
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Increase. 81 fS7 Y ss@s ~ SO 10
The Bank statement shows small Increase Of spa
Gle, but Iess we think than was generally ex-
pec.ed. The loans have fallen of nearly half Q
million and the deposits nearly million. The COM
narrative is ures With last week are:
Loans Disc'ts- Specie Circulation Deposits.
NJ. ..,sa55I5o2I sliIlOs7 s7S5j2l7 s759265
Oct. is...,. s5fa9,420 nISa,6s 7,snlli 7e6I5sc7
The drain of specie to the interior was gre.ter than
has been supposed or the specie reserve woud have
shown larl er amount. Considerable amounts in the
aggregate, certsi million, have been recsived from
SBoston, Philadelphia, &c, which must have been
counersced by amounts sent to other parts of the
try The loans are now Sc 900 below the highest
point touched Aug lei the specie 800 600 and the
deposits s5,aOo,oOo.
The movement for the las. ten weeks has been:
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To Mariners.

ABuoy with red sud black horizontal stripes hs' ''s' P'"
on Senator Shoal, off By snnis -. -. ..., ,,..,S a
the middle ground, of fly snnis. ..t AZ IA
A red Baoy No. g. has been placed on the D. T. ps" ~
Aed Buoy, No TO- has been placed OH the east sna "
Broken Ground Of the Horse Shoe.
by ordef OF 'n' h'e"' c. II. b. Caldwell
d.. ~, ,e1 Lighthouse Inspector u DH
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Amounting TO-. SS<,ooo 90
In addition to the above actual Indebtedness, the
AMOuhtInk tO 81 T0L
n akinn The whole liabilities of the State for hnl

making the whole liabilities of the State for bonds
issued for stock loaned and Endorsed TO internal i'm
provement companies amount to ss,744, $50 &c. 1t
$25 OO0 Of the bonds which were issued for stock in
the Union bank falling due st of January 1855 aud
$4,000 bonds Issued for building the State capitol,
falling due lst of April for the year. 1t is for the
Legislature TO determine whether these bonds shall be
paid by imposing additional taxes the people or out
Of Tie stocks owned by the State. lay before you
for examination, the original cost and present es,i.
mated value Of hesState stocks, and also the value of
the taxable property and number of taxable polls,
made out by the controller Of the treasury:
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Receipts Of Produce 4

BY the North Rirey Bod-os bbls. Flour, Al 5f bushels
II, 713 dc. Rye. So CSC do. Corn 500 pigs Cheese.
BY Erie Raiyoad-s,o6 bbs Flour sss pigs. WHISKY, 7A
bsgs W heat, 13 do Rye 50 do. Bailey, SO do Oats
BY the Hudson Riter Railroad for he geek ending Tksday
Oct H. 1856 o4 head Cattle do Calves, 9o do Sheep
do Horses Hoss Giye) pkge. eundry Prov ons 10
BITTER Is bushels Malt l6i2 a.. Potaos Dbl Flour $50
bales Hay LIE ahe IS 9 gala Nj IS tuas Marble %
90. Slate, ia Dbl. Apples, 20 pkga Fruit
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Markets. .Reported BIZ Tei1Sraph.

BALTMoRE, Oct. l4-Choce WHEAT has a1gsncei saes
at 81 IS CoRS has sdysnced 2d3c.
EEwORLEAss, Oct l5Our CoTTos market is dull; ssies
COO bales st 9delc for iddlns fair SUGAR cells at
Ste FLOUR 50 90 SO. New Corn, 6,G70c. old. soc.
ALBANY, Oct l6-Only few hundred barrels Of FLOUR
sold day at former rates. WHEaT20 bushels Southern
Illinois WHEAT sod to-day at - 49, BARLEy-Ssles IS 600
bushels d 81 IS for four.owed CoRS-f 900 bushels
sold Sasc. Tor Western mixed OATS, for State.
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IL 4 IL me 10 URNAL
PORT OF HEw-YoRK.. n. :,
Cleared.

.s;s'n,Ap-Dsniel Webster. Patterson, Nevor,ss,, r
Norgu- N'' y
ships-Wn. Hiteheoek. Conway. Savannah Bor,-, a ~
lard A. Lar gdon bs New Oilesns, C. C. Dancsa r.
Bslk.-E A. Chase. Cha.e Dnnhik Prsnce hi q r..
u.n Co Aoeons, Van Sos, 81 Jsso Cub. r w r.ssI-
Bre--WstumPss, Coe So MARKS. Fla. snaIlwooi 49,
son 60. Antelope, Sr Moore. 80 John " B. k-1,s
snithers Joy, Ryder NEevitss. c. & r. J. Pess, VIZ.
ruT Ll psvi, bsv,e soys HineieH, Pursuit. ST. Hss
eenooneTs-Deborsb, Giss. WSbiugton ~ C. B.y-.,
bsemsn RndGeros Oee.n Wave Mathews, Nexh.rn u
n Mathews Bergen, Mcgee. City Point j. Hunter c.
Eclipse Dos rs, savannah Scranton T.lmm, J.m.. Ne,
ler, Bsddock Mobile Lane West Co " s.i,sry J.l.en
Charleston. MeCresdy Mort Co; esinas Moi ke,srs,.'
Abbott, Dodge Co. l. Smith, West vi minston Don.,
& Potter; A. V. Bedell, Smith Alexaa1ri. NJ B,delI
sooPs-W II. Bowen, Hslock, Providence mater, s,y..
Thrssh.r, Tsuntsn msser ".'
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Philadelphia Iron Market.

PHLADELRHIA Oct The transactions 10 IRON duing the
past week have been limited scale The inquiry
mostly confined Foundry. The short supply hand
sustained prices The sses foot $3.50 at the following
rates: M, ss Forge, mot 10 request nomnyly, $40
ga 20 nercsn Bars S70d 75 40 tuns ais active
s4r&4 25 Blooms In fair request st S70d 75; Wire $50
The demand for Junista Rods has m employed all the org
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Passengers Arrived

In .p Francis p Sage from LseypooI-Dr D. T. Col. and
lady OF Boston; Mis- Mills Mr.. Bnodey of England; a.
o. Mupck ofsweden Mr.. BrCunlow, Of Newly NJ Chap
ton, OF Ffsnee-20o in steerage.
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Markets-CARErrLLY REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE.

MONDAY. Oct. IS, 1875
ASBES-The market steady for Pots with sales OF 81 bbs
a, s6 81 Pearls are very scarce ssd have advanced Soc
Sales Of IS bbls at 81 Is.
BfEsWAX-AmeIican yellow is in fair demand a. G2sc
We hear II L o sale.
COTTOS-The very quiet; there L. however, more
the stock ofens sht sales Of 500 ba at As near a.
possible our sub nited cuotstioIs:
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Fxchsr ses for week ending Oct. $50 s9
Exchar for week ending Oct B.."...... ll9 s2t39
Balances Oct 56es 8a2
The relief in the Money market was marked to-day,
and loans call were easier than they have bsen for
three weeks past. All the large houses we'll sup
piled. Considering that the California drafts by the
Northern Light and seconds Of drafts coming by the
Panama route were paid today the market was un-
usually easy. Losns on call are p cent but higher
rates are still paid in many instances The offerings
at bank are increasing, but are still moderate.
We understand that new banking -heuse is about
to be established in San Fr.scsoo and this city con-
sstpg of Mr.. Chas. Morgan, agent of the Nicaragua
Transit company here and Mr.. Garrison the agent in
San Francisco and the two Messrs Fritz formerly in
business with Mr.. Garrison ct Panama. This will be
q very strong house.
There is en- active inquiry for landwarants, and
the market has an upward tendency. AT the Pension
Office in Washington last week 5000 warrants for
bounty lar DIS were issued. This is the largest mum
Der ever Issued in enc week. The following is an alb
sract of the business Of the bureau
Total number Of applications enyseped brefed
Total number Of applications aeknowl. .S sS
Total number app Examined ined.. 5I57
Total number of applications allowed +SI
Total number of warrants or certificates ssued.' 10 5l5
During the past week a62s lsnd-wsrrsnts have been
Issued, averaging over oOO per day, as fouo"s
wanan's calling for l6O esch.."......".. 5Sl
Warrants calling fer 10 acres each .............2FO
Warrants calling for 80 acres each ............'' &2
Warrants calling for 60 acres ssch...............
The following sales of bonds and stocks were made
at auction by A. II. Nicolay:
$50 Flushing Railroad I'd mortgage a5ded SCI
1900 Chicago aud Miss Railroad I'd Int added 62
300 Hudson River Railroad let Int added got
5000 Chiego and Rock Island RR LIST mtg Int sdded 95t
Panama Railroad, % added 0js
COO Cincinnati Peru and CHICAGO X. r. Int added 81
10 shares Third avenue Railroad "a
IS shares Galens and Chcsgo Union
20 shares Bulls Head Bank 10
10 shares Oriental Bank. 100
go shsres Peter Copper Fire Insurance Company. 81
so shares National Insurance Company Of NewJersey. Is
25S shares Mechanics Fire Insurance Company..... 10
o shares Mcculloch Gold and Copper Company. 21c.
8,6l2 shares Vermont Copper Mining Company. 9tc
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MONDAY. Oct. LIP. NJ.

There was fair amount OF business at the Stock
Board this morning. and the improved feeling con-
tnues. The leading fancies were in fair demand and
buoyant. The feeling was decidedly better, although
there was no excitement. Erie went TO &c, an i'm
provement of y cent. The business of October is
very large. Reading was 95a95!, which is cent
better. The following statement has been circulated
as the business of the present year.
Net receipts for the months to Sept $40 II
Net estimate for October and 524z79 p
Net receipts for the year. 53l 6l9 IS
interest on loans and ali other liabilities 458i6 81
....,,...,..........,....S2Os5T7 2 76
aid he distributed follows: 1875 000
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6lHbusters were neither aided nor sbetted BY them
Col Kinney, when be landed in Nicaragua, had sersH-
Zen men under bis command, which number was at
the last account reduced TO Ere-sbe others having
left him and returned 10 the United States. lie Col.
X had also quareIed with Mr. Fabens, the eI cons1
a. Nicaragua, and the two were nov estranged.
Kinney collected together his five followers aud some
negroes, proclaimed himself governor by election,
and sent 10 the United States papers containing
glowing account OF his Installation. Protests were
made by the citizers and shorty after Kinney resigned
in favor of one Martin Letters from Col. Walker and
j. NJ. Scott, ESQ.,, we're read, confirming the state
ments above made. Col Walker, in speaking OF Kin
rey, says "his race is run" The agent OF the COM
papy also stated that COL Walker hsd on every occa-
sion his desire and manifested his disposition
to serve the company in any manner within hs power,
having oftentimes provided an escort for the comps-
pys special train, &c. Altogether the condition OF
things in Nicaragua is favorable TO the compsnys
interests and must continue from necessity, what
ever political party may hold the governmental reins
in that region. On motion, the secretary was in
sructed to prepare statement Of the expenditures
and receipts Of the company for the past yes, which
statement We will give soon as completed.
The immense business of the Chicago and Galens
road is shewn by statement in The Chicago Times,
that on the 10th two trains on that road brought In
four thousand pssser gers. The Chicago and Barling
ton trains also brought in large number, fifteen first
class cars full.
The receipts Of the Illinois Central railroad COM
e;roa Ian have heen ga f1loys.
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road, and the traffic has been as follows ::

Increase in ls55..........sl$.4 95
The above aggregate earnings are less than the es
mate made at the beginning Of the year, but this re-
suit 10 accounted for partly by the falling of of bust
ness consequent upon the failure Of the crops last
season. and partly by the low fares and freight charges
rendered necessary by the competition with the Cen.
tral road.
The Michigan Central earnings for tie first week in
October were:
PASSENGERS Freight. Total.
SO st2 al s20,si 50 i65 SS5 80
1854 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ISIS 50 1918 10 49,i7S 50
Incresse.......... s46s 50 5,ss % Is sos IL
The receipts of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh rail.
road in the first week Of October amounted TO sl6O76
Vessels are yet scarce at Cleveland.
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By TELEGRAPH.

NEW oRLEANs-Ar. Oct 49, ships Clifton and satan,,
New York
18th, ship. Hoenss, Boston; Rsah, Pioneer, Burks
Uncle Sam, and T. B. Bertrsm, Nev.f orE
sAVANNAH-Ar Oct Is, steamship Augusta, Newly York,
60 houu.
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COURT CALENpAR-rms DAY.

COMMON PLE.s-Part /: Nos. 500, $50, l045, l2ls
s Isl log isS >, TO lss ,d Part IL Nos a. sa2 s ' 49,
SUPERIOR CoURr-Nos. 229, 1915, 800, 49, l50
sss So So ~ Is 70 2S5 s65 7 500 81 to s7s $50, $751; ST.
ss4, SIS, ST. see $50 sea- S9S 594 595 S55 SIS 5i.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Nos. 500, 207, l04, 257, 375, Ill,
sfi Ss9 rs Co. l99 Ss5, $50 SGT, $50.
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Brig Teles fsesspor $50 tun. Ravens master I'm Phi.
AIDE phis bound Boston with coal Sund,y 7th inst ct sa
4A.M., picked up By C.pt Edward Jennings wreetns
ter ana his crew of Great Swamp N. j. about 10 mies a
Of Bsrnega She was ebsr doned and In sinking eondt
and had evidently In co son. Her stern al
carried swsy Der lsrbosrd counter and quarter om a.
ffs and monkey rail down to within four five inchsf
the waters spoke OF her wheel broken on II was p
ably knocked on by the other vessels jbbsom One IN
thwars of the smsboa found hanging 10 pe,s M
rope No other the boat could be osnd The v
ers hlr il have been smashed and that In the Iax
The made good their escape on oosr the Other ~
sell Capt Jennings aud his men had just turned ou and ss
rec onnotepg he beach, when they e.pied her drifting ;o
10 the When boarded she within 100 fsthons ~
bar barely mill around In the clear 10
sails and sng received dange Her pspers and ever
thing sing her let board Being nearly st
merged when boarded and the washing into the stern
Il qnred the and seyero labor the pumon
lieve her and ieep her free. Her stern was temporarily
psred with She 10 anchor yesterday mofa
Of the Battery. ~
Ship Hannah Croker Taylor In tow Of seamtas Hansfs
10 ballast Dugsn Leland LEFT Boston on Saturday "a
inst. but account Of heavy has probably puf ~
tho Vineyard. She may be expected here today.
Yesterday at Il NJ ghter Republic owned BY Capt bosLa
laden with 500 bills -four nSo snd SUNK y pse
ship wisconso, In tow Of steamtuE Mach Of me nSaa
hd but was picked up BY the various oosnen - - -
down with tbs ebb tide The vessel aso dfea -
below Governors Island, when the neamtus T. osf~'s WV
10 her relief
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A GARD.

The undersigned, with the consent of the district
attorney went Of Oyer and rerminer this morn
ns A. be all times ben ready aud wished 70 DO prepare
40 dive evidence touching his residence and 10 vndate bis
mood faith 10 his actions foreman OF recent grand jury when
10 his .urpne found that legal teehpcae when ne
does not precisely understand prevented that evidence from
hnef Ecb would have sbundanty satisfied everybody tex
cept perhaps the defendan that the undegned properly
served the grand inquest -,
He had teen advised aud believes that although man may
have bu one have two residences and that the
Superior court ia Of another Flushing resident Mr.
Dong whose is reportsd have so decided lie hiss
boase No East Twenty third street. which from NOV 1874
10 The middle Of Feb 1885, unoccuped awaiting ms
return from country containing furniture belonging 70 the
and by ment with s present occupants a
he time have possosson oil rooms
for his family He innds however, to have his permanent
.tode dwelling which shortly 70 be erected
in the town Of Flushing lie voted at the las
election lie has TO his knowledge been taxed
M Of the Saying he did not consider
the taxable resident and why h has not been
personally this year- s said he not resident
question which the undersigned certainly
ms rase If the tax commissioners bave not
II true he remained In Flushing last Autumn for the bet
ELF and family but he has never Intended 10
reside 10 other place than the cay OF New
Nork his and property situated and where
resided aud exercised the rights OF citizenship for over
As for the urs that have bsen cast upon
HIM personally fulfilling duty demanded BY solemn oath,
tho undersigned has only 70 remember that
"Eo rogue ever fit the halter draw
With good opinion Of the law
Nee York, Oct. l5 1855 LUTHER {. CARTER
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SUPREME cOURT-0ESEKaL TrRM-ooT. Is.



Kings executors agt. Morris-Order OF Special term
.ameS with costs but with modification that Mrs Davis
pay which she offered to out Of the future proceeds
Hurlbut sgt Seely-Orler of Special term affirmed
johnson agt. McDonald-New trial granted, costs
20 abide event
SUPREME COURT SPECIAL TrRM-oct. l5-DEoIsioSs
George II. MacKay against John Laidaw ct al
In the matter of the petition OF Caleb c. Buck and
John Meeks, ct al, agt. James W. Cameron.
Henry yerdyne at suit of Slss X. Everett.-Moton
Simeon Leland ct al, agt. Solomon w. WacOii-
There have also been deem decisions in the cases OF
Harriet Shaw W SSS0 shay Charlie, TsSS%Ps.n ss
others the Mechanics Bank against CLARK C. oaency
Esther A. Crawford agt Simon Rosenbaum.-Order
Of reference denied.
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-ocr. l5-BefOTe fhe
At the opening of court this morning the following
Henry Ebsn foreman Lewis a'teISuIy IL John Fspisy
Gerard Bses@.n Jehn DeShsm, usS aendIok Rafa: T.
Loop Lorenzo Moses. Cromwell $ Adams; Arson 4 Btswn'
John r. croml. Hy A. bu5Dq, ESwn W. Harrison VIM.
The recorder proceeded charge these gentlemen
N. topic. which the law requires him TO s.1. before them
than allowed law by city officials. violations Of the uuIy
k aSf iG a.Gy s scon by
Sns aud advised them 10 hnd only such
in6cmt In their opinion would stand the test Of the
He also charged them 70 observe their
Feeding and suffer reports OF their dongs abroad
before the indictments preser ted IN due form
The trials OF VIM Post ssoAet late teller Of the Market
banA MeGusam othe Ocean bank both charged with
embr xzement, down for "Wednesday petit
jury then mpsnneled to inquire into che sanity Of Robert
Buu Indicted for The murder Of henry Bume Three phy
and testified thst the prisoner s insane aud
che returned veretto that effect Buiius then sent
to the LunAtic asylum
Patrick HsSgarty and Wm Rogers placed trisl
changed with stealing 800 from Daniel Davis The
not concluded when the adjourned fol the day.
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Nee York, Oct. Is, 1855 LUTHER c. CAL
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-ocT. l5-Befo
Judge BETTs

Judge HEIIs.
The October term commenced this forenoon. There
not being sufficient number Of grand jurors IN attendance to
form panel discharged till Monday next, aud add
toL directed be summoned The petit jury was also
discharged for the day.
Ju Belts announced that Judge Nelson is engaged at
Abany He expected to have received com 'ation to-
ay from him he would probably be here 10 hold
Nothing will be taken unl the decision
Juoge that point known IL Judge Nelson c.npot
hold the Judge will do although the business
pressing and desirable that should
Judse Ne gogenens viii allow IT, proceed with that
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Dec. Is $50 Dee 07s SIS Inc.6,5IZfE Dec-otI.I-
By reducing the Wheat Flour, the quantity OF the later
left s this year compared with the corresponding
period year shows decrease Of 1911 iy oos OF sou
The following table shows the qusnty OF some OF the pn'
cpa articles OF produce le At dewaer from the commence
ueut navigation the lh Of Oct. insuHye, during the
10 dax.: l&A l60 days and 1855 leo DAYS:
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and P1anters' bsohs in the y cent bonds. We have
received on account of aid bonds sl3s 2+9 10, and
have contracted with the Bank Of Tennessee for the
whole amount in bonds.
The quantity of Flour, Wheat, Corn snd Barley iet
q, tide water, daring the second week 10 0ct 10 the
wears 1854 and 1855, IL "a follows:
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The Clearing. house transactions show falling of
in activity Of business compared with las. week.
TABLE Of Loan, Specie, Circulation and Depos Of ne
Bank, Of he City Of Nep York r tie geek ending Sat
t,dav Oct 49, 1856 10 .hieh Alfred ne Capital Of each
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Dec selCl De-. 5.o,42 Incl lil'70 Dee. b7
The quantity Of the articles Ell a. udewater
from the Of navigation 70 the +h Of October
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The following IL comparative statement Of receipts
Of the Hew-York Central railroad nom passengers and
freight during the month of Sept, 1854 and 1855:

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