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which the cas-. ~. y.~ i.sse sa;1:s s..1. s
0.i IN The E. .ss. .ns s :,
LEAD-The market has net become fsriY setusa' We
m0IhssFs New crop. Of Orleans bs. been active s.
sdsbced prics, ,es Of 200 ibis here aai 70 .v' par
.s,d.y ~ Is isc for the week COO bbs at asa i9 the
80, 80 n. eioi'R SCR. fof lots on toe spo- Foreign
SU.ie. have been Gull in the sb.socs Of spy ssoey.
ion 10 pref. sales. ne has been pad for lot OF 65
Dbl, ether 'sls' were Iesorsd IA 4, IL aiseup, :, .Iss
G que tsioD. Coumo1 SIN 10 quiet We e'a sMn o. M
rovenent White 10 10 moderate demand sna '9s a.. "
Medium srd Finer Grades are quite hn'.e; ~, mite
.oDsh sasr; but Yesterdays quotations are .i earS6.
oILs-Fpg sh LIN eed rsc' sins da AM it.e 'e,y va =.
gs5' IS. e.. .'s crDs, wh n M qat :. co.: c.,
stead, with !. T.r aut; tbs
ply s bu, tho fn avi;es arg 70 .S noe1.
bd,r, Msnufaeta ed I. uneh:nssdi asd vi" 'o' '"'
PROVJsIO vs. Pork nsrset Is 10 ger day snd que,
the Ss ere ss s sSs fqst Mes. and eli for PGa.
,,e nsmps At be cios.. Beef in nieed req 800 !,
heavy lss q 100 bb tsat C Vso Sp and ss :;
81 70, r. hacked esteu. Prime ses is quiet at $50
Bel Hams aye n'eve and m whit % elaai a. ,oos
d :, eds}c cot Meats unstable at &c for sooqldsri
snd Tor Hams. Lsld e IaIa s Bu,.sr i. .siy
the uri, al. fair Of Ohio at lsGc ssd STATE 81 -t@
Cbe.- is dull ct 81 Gllc. ....ov. .,la. Of ISL
ties s; At &C., as TO quality; ofsO
sALI16: m.rst ue uppied spa 10 saS b'rcsy. a,
81 sri an invoisCf @ohipstoas at 81 H and wv
ypy sSt AID tsS ~h h., !;
am.sISG SIC Tim thy squet So ooa POO pos EI, I.
lat sale s o, 011 s w. ben OF sss Of 30 der.
c.s eleSn for export to LVsr7ool At s-'n' n'' '' ~
eAIcTs Gerersy sre qui,, prices ruling st:sdy Sales oil
Ito Csssit stSic. IT,. - .,,,, :, a.. 4,
sUGARsA very f,~ paIs,., wmooI' q. IN tsousS the
have not large saes Of 100 hnc" Ouoa
7I6ec and few boxes Hsvan' Of 7dStc ALA.
WHISkY- The ,upoy lsh and he market Is os''efi 'a
Of lC0 bis Prison at ACC.
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SATURDAY, Dec. 22-p. m.
The Stock market wac inactive this morning, with
but little energy shown by the bul to sustain prices
The weakness Of Erie for the past few days Is attrb
utsble mainly to the supply of Stock obtained pri-
vatey by the leading bear. He is reported to have
been supplied by some of the bulls with 5000 or 1000
shares at 50 a SCI. The business Of the Road keeps
well up snd the market would probably have stood
much higher if the above amount Of sock had been
bought in open market. Eis fell off to-day, but
closed with tome frnpess at 50l Reading was steady
at 93 esq 1t does not appear TO be so certain as
wac supposed that the dividend will be 10 T. cent, and
a party offer TO sell it on 500 shaes at y cent.
Harlem and Hudson River were dull. Central was
Oh 90 snd quiet In Western Railroad shares there
was an irregular market, aud q moderate demsnd.
Gaena and Chicsgo was wanted at better prices, 1915
being offered at the Second Board. Cleveland and
Toledo was heavy, and sold at 70. Michigan Central
97l, which is lower. Cumberland was quiet at 225.
The movement was very strong in Nicaragua, and
the market was q bid at the close, advance of
cent. The resignation of Mr. Morgan and the eectio On
of CON- Vanderbilt as Director appears to confirm the
programme which we published few days since. The
disposition to buy stroog this afternoon AT the
Second Boar the fee ing was much more buoyant
than in the morkDg, and the mpress was qui gen.
ersi that the market wo3ld have an upward move
men. The bears still using the Presiden 8 Mes
sage to depress the market predicting serious fall
when it is m sde public.
Foreisn Exchapgehas notyet opened for the steamer.
The market has heavy appearance aud will proba
by open on Monday ct 81 y cent for best erling.
Some very good commercial bills we're off:red at
7}aS y cent. The bankers are unwilling to buy
above 81 = cert for best Signatures The supply
coming forx ord from the South is c,nsderabe, and
outside b Is are mole plenty than they were last
steamer. Theimmerse transactions ia Cotton at New.
Orleans must keep better supplied with bills during
the remainder Of the year. Fiaucs are 22l 05.ss.
In Freights We notice engagements of 800 bbs
Flour to Liverpool at 49, Sd. So. sd "a 900 bushels
Grain at cd. To London, 1900 bushels Grain at
former rates. and 200 bis. Flour to Hsvre at 97c
U. B. Brewster, the receiver Of the Webster Fire
Insurance Company, invites all policy holders to pre-
cent their policies as the books kept incomplete
and many policies have not been registered The
stockholders requested to do the same as respects
their stock certificates there being duly registered
stockbook.
The business of the Sub Treasury was Paid
s2s 4O2 60. Received, sl63, $50. Balance, s4247,-
1863 60. Paid for Assay-Office, s153,95l. Paid on
DisbursiDg Checks ell ,625 50. Balance credi. all
accounts, 2o26,655 81.
The Imports of he week, other than Dry Goods,
show an increase of about $500 900 on the same week
of last year, bepg g. 1904 O7O sgsnst s9l9, ILL., The
sooreo ate If tha week
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MARLVE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.........



Steam s-Jsmeown, Parish, Norfolk, Ludlsm Pleas
aDts Alabama scnenck, S,ysrnsh s. L. Mitchl En- pie
CITY Bowes Atpnw WALL NJ. o. Roberts; Southefner, Even,
Charle'ton Spc ford, TBesou Co.
shiLs-O bowes, Kelly San Frsnoico, Aunsl Talusge
Co
Baks-Jennstte, Barclay Sydney, N: s. W. Lord ousr
eau; May Annsh Grace, ,yTe, c. II. Church Co.;
bres-Evs MeAIster, St Pierre w. lewis T.. Watts
Carney. Ponce, }. w Ewel Co. Eyeliue, Ray Jaekou
vile nsytsw Talbot & Go J. G. Anderson, Ramsdel. s.
Ma ks Sn atwood, Anderson & Co.
sthOones-C. wilcox, stnrses Providence J. a. H.vsns
Enterprise Doton New Haven master; Ann Caroline Scar
torCpgh Free ecksbug G. IL Peison; lucy Alice, Nc
Phee 6sx II. u. Oonoysnj Fannie, Marshall Phsie phis
Lay Hur bot; B. SDod'r Loyey, Norfolk C. Il Pier
.o6i Mary Ann FIAbee Phlsdelph,, B. Eager c, R.
w. Br.Wn, Derrichsop, Cnsreston c., Doin Potter;
May wise Cro;kett. Aga,di,, p. z s Duuc.n; Emmy
kieh, Penny Rio Japtro g. Cot; r Pratt Conn; No
bi 9 Post Smi b Co Wake Taylor. wi miogon T.. s.
Powe L. r. suorg Haeck. Wi unDstop, Dolner Potter;
Eliz beth, Salyear, Es~bern, D4vs Holiness Howard,
sppl. Bamcre j. L. Merrill; T. Hawley Denis, Baltimore,
J. L. Merl Emma and Bu.h, srauni1. Phi sd pba, James
Barti c. WATSON, Carr M4reesboro j. Smih & Co.;
LIE ader Btae Wsreh,m, II. 8avens; d. Webster Perry,
Oy5ence H. Ravens River Queen, Fowler Providence,
sfttr.
Rsoop-J. P. Wallace, Lincoln Taunton MASTER ?. Wal.
Lincoln Taunton MASTER Excel, Bshms FAB River,
master.
steamer-Westernpor, Berry. Portland, John Riley
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no. considered. and s,. 70 cpi1,D :: to the effect OF S'hu'
% sec 'gSD che .DS s;' F. sns @
sppeuse.
Before oASLsr C. j., Durs, CAMPBELL and HOFFNAS
DECISIONS.
james j. Rockwell sgt. The Hartford Frs.IOsur
sree CO. Ordered to be settled >,
George j. Thompson agt. Abraham Van Vechten.
Tie Republic Of Mexico agt. Francisco de Arran-
In this the Court General Term decided the o
That he Government Ct Mexico hs rgb to sue in our
Cr .: The o the o rsr 70 arrest to
all where money lie received ddecay csosey $40
that the Cou' will not set aside al order o. thN %
less appe,rs beyond question th, Tiers gouod for The
scon being the Of the Jury to decide upon Jus
8 That undertaking executed by niste. Plenposp.
toy on tho pIt bis ooyenoSp en- e the . G
Tbst mi. Court cannot c,moela Minister Psnipotent.s
the authority under which he brings an s;'n 10 our
Tb,t the Ccurt may at all tne1 exercise sound discretion
a. tie security be by the def nd,nt aaa
need net comoe tim to ave security u the Shoe .u
csim. but may in Of the facts Of the case n1 saon "
In secOatcs with the above ruling upon TIE leg. ssa
the the Cou ordered that the order OF "a %
reducins The defer dans security from ~
pesled Om be rmed and tsat hs other 0idef'0 i tue
! MarSsrat Twin aet Geo. ". Lawrence.-O Ger al
fmsd with cave 70 def liant to prosecue the un1eraAs
j. neSn o. Bsnnet agt Elbrdge Van STOCKHOLDERS
ry.red ano report without TO ei.her party
Robert p. Wigsn sgt John Oser.-Ju'gmsnt a.
J:bn W. Sleight agt. VIM. Lssvenwerth.-Judg
| ment sfrmed wi h costs. /.
Joseph Nayor agt. George Gaisier. -Judgm'nt to
/ be settled. az,
The General Mutual Insurance Company agt. Aired
| G. Benon-Judgmen sfirme3 with costs.
Robert d. Cbeeseborough agt George Y. House, Ell
| l-Judfment affirmed, with costs
Robert Barton agt Simeon Draper Judgment TOT
defendant =,
! After the rendering Of opinions in the Superior
Court this orning hs Chic Justice announced to The bs IN
after the Let OF Janu tbs trial terms OF ne
uld day at eeveH O'clock nstAo OF
| ten, as heretofore, and last until fopr.
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Arrived SUNDAY. Dec. "a


ste.n.Ap Ro,poke SINNER Norfolk and Pe.sr.bars, nass
to Lusl:m Peasns Ds =: ~ Noe s Ga i'd'a KiTs''
ship Qn.hssp, (pkf Weeks Louion a1d " ds from Ports
mouth. ud.s. and ioo pss. to Danbsn 0rnoa Dec az
10 10 lon i0 ,hip Re' mood Of R'ehmood oosod es-
Dec u I" a., a. ship Too. Persia. Of Sosoc bump
East The experienced hs,'y westerly T'ls on the passage
p..! to Psves,,sst sehs@aessr' >A'
ship Zurich tpk Rich, asvre Nov q ise. saa IoI pts.
shiO Planter newt csrlb', E.stpOrt day., s ballet to
Bsk c Borssedt, (old.Dl schwsshs Br.m,n 50 days,
nese and 100 psss. TO POpPe Co.
AZ 30 rs.. 90 Pope Co Dee TO- st % oa S %
spoke bsr Coleo,d, Prs fU Newesse Eas f'r sooe.
Bark Cube, Lesvt Apslsshc's Dec 8, cotton, Sc 20 A.
BARK wslthsm tof Richmondl ws.e:r, Cardiff 81 d.ys.
railroad iron orcsr bso heavy wstery q. the ~hae
To-, T' b:. .P ia s on sn .pols e.
Bark Erzabe yoorr Mslss. Nov H. passed the Rock Of
Bk CstS.liDe Pemberton 49, OyeLden London Il d.ys
chalk Allen Psx,on Experienced heavy westerly gales;
Faux ssrrno1. BIsy. Ces Oct 10 .t 70 Fssrk Mixer.
son Dec IS % IS So lon 90 80 spoke 'car Ssojsmn Frank
p s 'I1 Ge oS T. Ssit ot M.c su,w Newport Fla,
GAYS e9t'Ou 70 BrOSis P Per- o.. 9s na.
&c. to Bsc Dec &c, lat 50 20 lon H. spoke 'chr.
zig co,sl Iof BOOr Kiusan csdz 50 days. salt to orisr
vessel to mater Dee Is lat 81 lon n, exchanges ssas.
s wst1 ssd H.4T The C. wa ss,.N ofas-rs
Brs Cbu A Gee, hubbard Ms'.ie, sept p, fruit &C. to
On sP Il company from til ssi Of Sr.t ws sIp
AIb. Csan OF Baltimore; Nornsn Of 8Json bark Henry
Shelton and brig Tee Tspb, of Ca rsSton foe FOL ~
ins died Richard D0ui Joha Belson
John Menbzes Die ict P.vcker. Christian dach
Big Arabel Day Apinws 20 days IN bslvt {, Fsnci
Spies The Captain and three OF the are alex With Sbasre
fever. 49,,
schr Fir Osborne, Bal tm'Ie, ndse to Mailer LORD
Scbr Emily johnson, Tannell Baltimore tnd's 70 Male:
sctr Rebec,. wogsm Peersbu hour &C., to Jas. Hunt
SER Berger, McGss Petersburg, flu, sc, to Jas Heater
Pehr w. ". Fulton, Kelley, peonls.
Schr X tie W esteIn, (Ues Abraham, Nse-1syen.
Scbr. A m ill, sale an, vi Z mia, oysters
ecbr. Alexsrd-r, Abfahsm Vigini, oysteIs
SchT. Rockvsy, Bsl.y, virgins, oysters,
ecbr MagareL Msbee. ClNk, Wig nts oysters
schr. Joseph Rogers, Worthington, Portland. Ct
schf. J T. Bare Doyle Nr,ieis. pine VOID.
! Scbr. San Jaclnto Chsmbsr' poe wood
Schr. srsve, Bnrly Virgin ia pine wcoi
Sebr w She den, Snphss, VI gnis pns wood
! Schr. Buera Vista Let's, ' Jli0la pine wood
! scbr = Frer ca. Haz- Ion, Nirsoia. Pias wood
schr q. II Lee, Edwards Vrsinia pns wood
| eehr J. 7. 81 soy Doc ghety, Virginia piue wood
schr Camlls, Bzud BfaodSw -four to y L. sacs Q.
schr Caro- Joe ii al, Sm b, Del, IA 20 T. FOX 70
| schr Allah, ma lori Smyrna ehesttb y N fox &tL
scbr J. B. Myers SMITH Mi ford, corn 90 & N Fox u
! scbr w b II honey, Robioson Phi adelphia
Scbr Frankin Bell Robinson Mslses "a d. uit 70 o'nsz,
Prcse,Ie, Wsmsntts Ca.bm,u, Nev Bedford
! Propeller Oseeola Kenney, Provifehce .
steamer Locust Point French Banoie 50 h3us, miss 70
John Riley.
WIND suulet, s.w. and light.
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DIED.

BoABDMkN-on Saturday. Dec p, HENRY LORD, On'y
child OF GOh.@ ana Mar, soardm.n, aged 10 0onhs
Boston paper please copy
CASP5At ssn6u,ky. Ohio, on Thusd.y Dec 20, FANNY
GRlsN OLD wifi Of Jacob Camp Of Saneu,ky and laugh
tsrih late 7hon s. PEN ms esq Of NewL ndOn Conn
CohsToCK-0n Saturday, Dec p, THOMAS CoMsroCS,
rs n Of Esth,n Sem't9cs N the ooh year Of bis age
stend his funeral the 2jth inst at ~ o'clock from
iehd, neesg house Henry sireet Brooklyn, without far
DTAN-on Ffiesy morning, Dee. 81 NICHOLAS DEAN. 10
The services viii take place on Wednesday 2sh ius
atn al Toe new Unitarian Church 10. Bel ~s)
scqustsVc respectfully invited TO wtb ut fur.
her Dotce His remains 70 taken themes 70 the Marble
streeu
DoUGLAss-In BrOel,p on Sunday Dec 49, of s,nlet -
ye T6OMAs, sgsd years and 10 mootbs; md sunday,
pee IS Of tee ssme di,e's., LAURA 6 ,LUsiA aged
only son and daughter Of rhcmas acd Laura
the tire residence OF t6eir parents No.
IS Columbia itiset, on MONDAY afternoon at O'slosk
William sne Mary j. Harper, aged m'sta and 6 Ss
TIE relatives ard hescs OF the family respectful iuvi ed
70 stns the far eTal from he residence Of his paeas No 1888
East Eighteen b street this morning al 10 O'Clock.
HiDE-on Sunday, Dec Is, Mr.. MARY HYDE, in the sob
The friend, and acquaintance are rspse y invited to at
tend her fnsrs also tie nemser' Of the consrss!ion
- Greenwich avenue, this afternoon, Doc a. ct q O'clock
nUKGAN-op Sunday psT1ins Dee q sr sho,t but Sc
ss, s os &c. yosS MORGAN IN u: h year Of HI sss
s ss years rsdent Of this city and q. the time Of
super int ndept OF the Brooklyn City Hospital
81 and fnds Of the family and the members Of the
isyssS ~ beseht ans Benev lent Societies respectfully
RaynS tsod bis fpreral from the BrooAyn CITY Hospital
inst at siess sser De kNb avenue vedns,dsy 26
pyAsr o. g. y H. without further invitation.
Ign, aged IS ysus a. Ospt HIRAM PEAsE, ct Brook.
wIRNrR-A, so IN the Cemetery of the Evssrssns
"a sss sssssfis 6e's Ms$ Y lear.
" None tnew har but 10 iov. L.
None named her bat 10 y, nsri
She 10 not dead. bat Aeepeih 10 the TTsnss,
Ulster County papers peus copy.
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The receipts at the Covingtor and Lexington Rail-
road from the LIST to the 18th day of December 1885,
were s2l, OH 90 being nearly double the amount of
the corresponding days Of last year.
The Continental Bank has declared a semi annual
dividend of v cent payable I'd January.
Albert II. Nicolsys regular semi weekly auction
sale of Stocks and Bonds will take place on Monday
next the cath inst, a. l2i o'clock, at the Merchants
Exchange.
The Tfadesmen's Bank hiss declared senian-
nual dividend of y cent, payable on the I'd of
Janury.
The importstiops of next week win show very
large figure, as the change Of wind has brought in
very large number Of fully freghted vessels, some Of
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which have been out sixty days. The srrivas on
Friday and Saturday comprised an almost unPreoe'
d. nted numsr Of ships.

which have been out sixty days. The srrivas on
Friday and Saturday comprised an almost upPrece-
d, nted number Of ships.
The rates for paper are rather easier, n's' cass
names ing at dlO = cert, and those less kooTn a.
11al3v cent A few leading signatures at 90 and
90 DAYS can sometimes be pas at sdsl Y cent
Call Joars are easily negotsted st-cass securities
At cent, and the sappy o! morey Is quite iarg''
The banks are 'enoipg more freely.
The mistake in the chatter o. the New YORK and
Erie Rail Dad by which that road Wa required 10
make its western terminus-a, Dunkhk has a. length
been corrected, and the Erie Road nov terminates at
Buffalo, This desirable result hiss been accomplished
by the Zee sing of the Buffalo and New-fork City Kali
rood extending 81 miles, from Buffalo TO ho'peiis-
Vile That road Is to all int nts and pup 'ses,
part and parcel Of the NewYork and E'ie trunk-the
norton between Hornelsvle and Dunkirk being oper-
ated as branch. Tie through travel between buiiaio
and New York via the Ee Railroad Is very large aud
constantly Increasing Passengers take cars at Bat
fslo OH wide track and come through without chang
ing car-sh ich verJ strong inducsms Mt to prefer
tbs route as the disagreesbe ferry and other annoy
ances at bsny avoided. The distance to Buffalo
nv the New York ard Erie Road is 42i miles, while
by the Hudson River and New-Yo'k Genital Roads 1t
is 442-showrg difference of s miles n favor of the
vice gauge. 1ne VI IDIer HOhi ~ 800
fao, thus incorpo ated is sly the Bufao Division
Ct the New York and Erie Railroad. Henceiorth
there will be no change of cars or baggage between
New York snd Buffalo, fact which travellers VIII
appreciate Nor will those who have once ridden IN
the spacious cars of ak feet gauge be likely to forget
their superior comfort, especially in the night All
these adv antages must necessarily divert large share
of the Eastern and Western travel from the Central
route. ard eventually render the Erie the chief
aytnue from the Wet to the sesboard. There are
several branches Of the Erie Road which attract
large amount of business from the central por ION oil
the State such as the Cochoctjn, In connection wi
The G.! besee Vsllsy; the E mira, Gao aneaigu' and
Ni5eaa Falls; and the Syracuse and BlDghamton'
The FIST of these connects Rochester with the lie
Road at Coming; The second extends from the Sus-
pension Bridge at the Falls to the Erie Rosd at
EImira end the third has its northern terminus at
Syracuse, with its Eie junction at Ringhamton.
The effect Of these will be largely felt by the Erie
Road. They are so many gigantic arms extended to
intercept and draw in business.
2he IFa.h,ngton Union, of to-day, publishes
statement of The value of Imports into, and exports
from the United States for the quarter ending Sap
tember 30 being the fra. quarter of the current hsc'
year. from which we have compiled the following
summary:
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Disasters. &c.

scus WILLIAM from Pllioelphis fn Brewer, before re-
o,ted ,b.ndo aed at ss. 43 register built a, Al
mouth Me 1884, hang from New York a. had late onaei,
zone reosrs to the extent of 3OtO-w@ yaued w OF
;cb rny three fourtbs osu ed and tast In wal street.
Her csrgo which consisted OF yei bags, was on ofeso s
cunt nd insured In Europe .
SBIP ONT RIO (of iscas.et) from B. fir Charleston,
was fallen IN wi the sternoo OF 18th inst Oh ys1ucke,
BY steam ship City Of NewYo Matthews from Boston Tor
Phil, with rohirs s..Ddiog but f. emsst and topuS
having been dismaitsd ia gaze o. be sb inst Toe Oa
taken in tow end carried into Newport tbs sttct
roc Of the 18th met
bRIe fAsAGos Johnson Pensae ,le for no J.nelrs
before reported pot into port 10 Brazil In drss had b,en
COZ oemned
scHR OCEAN STAR Iden, of and from Cs uden hr Norfolk,
into Fail the 18th inst epsr ra red
the l4b wbe best Of the hsrbol fNewpJ by be-
ing run into by steamer Bay ats.
The cHR GPsEY which got ashore a. Oilorn,s Point
Portsmt uih N 10 storm time having been
off, has bsen repaired here and is 10 nearly rsdy
for
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p,,,,osron,a maraet.. SATURDAY Dec %

Rn su,p The usual r,on' :, s1a rs
rs,,,t b. qepeta dub. QUERcIrRoN oAAk
.e srr 70 Isou.tt At s2s. CorToY held firmly 81 snsl
ct mi price, FLOUR inactive, holders hIne oq % H
Imta and hear of only 500 bbs or4nis SOLD AZ oy
b;b az he close the general sskpg pdce 'os
brds HCma Trade buy srapgy witbia Inc rance %
80 M rye FLOUR and CokN MEAL remhn qnet anu uu
char ged WHAT very scscs, 'ut the demand nuu
ex su. lois only TAKEN at 80 fof pore reas oe
., s,s asking more CoRs d1 and unsett@d sar' o'vo
buh ftly AZ 75asCc for yellow incl1diug mixed tpe
Latter price PYE IL frmer vi sales Western AZ o. ~
~ n and hid At Ace without much @oiu'. GROcERtEs
ouf; the sock Of and Moss'es very t ald noo5
ar bieh.r "a es PROVISIONS -Lt. nothing do
a n,rss nomipaiy unchsng- ID. WHISKY is dImeri bills
hsjid A. Soc and hhd, at S8c., with much selling
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Total vslue Of eXpo rts- ...'......"So' oss'S
Value Of i'm ports over exf rts'....Sll ,4zIo

Tie Manhattan Oil Company has declared a dlvi-
dend of y cent on tte capital stock, and an sao-
tioptl one Of q cent on the preferred stock, pay
able Jan. !. This Company is engaged in preparing
oils for the purposes Of illumination and lubnca1on,
and produces a superior article for both purposes.
The Anthracite Coal trade is now reduced to the
business done by way Of the Reading Railway. The
Scbuylk Navg alton is now closed. The age OF
the last wo.t ending thA Goth. ,097. making
the tuunege for the year O5 263 tuos against 9O735
tuns the time last year. The Is ly5O9
tuns or nearly 90 cent increase the business OF
last year. The Reading Railroad Company show a
tunr age for the week ending on Thursday last OF
7,O77 tuDs making the tunnage from the Is; inst,
g. 27l uns age'nst II 369 tuns to the time last
year. The shipments are pretty much over TOR the
season, and the retail trade quite inactive at quo
tstioIs.
The following is condensed statement Of TIE fnsn-
csl conc ition Of the State Of Alabama, from the
Controllers report
Balance in Treasury, Scth Sept 1855 2S0s9 CO
Gross receipts since, up to Sih sept, 1855, hsve
been f I focal year le5t..............S6t5,o55 -
Ard for The fscs year l856.........,. 7Il 90 ~ -. .
Agsegsts for the S6o, 292 "a
Which a5dsdfo the balance of'5s 5s5,s6l y
The dhbursemerts have been for -
l86i..... cfo ~ ~
Ard for 1885, Sfhs'9 69 q,
Making for the two S89l54 %
This tax from the receipts and former balance
eaver b,arce taed o0th Sept 855....l 2O7, 200 "a
Decu ting from Il total disbursements the amount
adv ancei the Bank Com missioner and the loan to the
Mobile and Ohio railroad, the remainder will sho tue
Iegtiu ate expenes of the State Government for two
" ars to wiz s3os 500 29 or 1854 AGA Ga per anpun.
The Controller ssys " Bmdsned as the Treasury
Grow is and without increased revenue, the fnan
"cial prospect of the State is not Hsttering."i
The annual deficit ia s49,sll.
At Cincinnati the Money Market is Unchanged
Paper is ~ us = cent. Eastern Exchange ipremi-
um. At Baltimore money is rather stringent at la
IL = cent for paper.
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Vece,pts of Produce.

D. Nth Rir,, Rnat,8 f62 bbs ri ,ur 07 bush "hen
go d. Rye P@yi9n. l5a d. w1 ssSao % Ts1,is
De- heal C.te $40 DO Sheep, 1856 do Mutton ioOo
Co. v. Hcg. CO., d. drse Hcgs 10 PKG po@y o..
AZ and Butter 800 DO Cheese I<3 o1su Us
go DO Wheat f42 DO Bar u do Rye 30 90
Is do Be.ps soS Pc. S8 bis Flour pigs buss
80 go ba 90 Hsy 25l5 SIDES Lea her, 1851 gals NJ e. 81
mrs M.rb DO s,te lO bb Appls' 2N bales hopi 10
Ike Starch 962 doz 8Iooms 547 pkss. feper
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Sales Of Stocks at Philadelphia. .....DEc. ?

IfepOed Tor fss r.IsUs: 81 ,So a a. a. 6OO
Union Canal 6s to; $50 Cisy R. &c. C; &P sli lVUo
scbUyl Nav 6s 49, 1i 800 City Warrants, sl 50 Rs'Sos H.
"a 10 do DO Days 46t 40 Penn. r. cash 81 l. do
do do d. 4si &C sebuyL Nav PIed 81 100 40 81 d.
50 scbny. Nav, caih 1o 50 Long Island r. l't on,
5s7 rs City Wa, rants, Ii so Long Island RR.. ISL ~
Second BOdrd COO Cam Am RR 6 49, 7o5 80 % Clty
W.rss OH 400 Ales C.. e. A. v 2dsys, 67t 100 Long
leland RR., 1871, Mechanics Bank, S8i
After Boards Reading RR 49,
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EtwORLrAss Dec 81 &C JTToS heHvyi s,es Tor ths Is
t,ao Ssv. II go bales Sales of the week 70 900 baes
cSint. The k IS eco baes asaiost 81 OO lst yeM
nm 10 tbi, time are n OC0 bile, those D. 1881
~, So ck 600 bales CoFFEE-Sees $500 o'e" otocA
On hard Al OCO bsgs Sales of orms a. litd i<t:.
s.es for The geek shout 900 bes Wool hIm sses 81 oOo
H. PRIs1ISG CLOTHS ssys add price, tenqps 9Sw S a.
sck of ay hard sales for the week 8'VV pieces