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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-07

rec has been isssed BY the desl-e OF ops'a'e's io
Q fall TO cover their previous sales.
More, vse tight in consequence Of he payments 90
N Enc Nah and Turk th loans OF tse gold received
nv ,b, Afrea fl75 600 wss taken once 10 Frs1eS.
Bar silver nv the West Inds sebne sold Of sr ID
vance Of Id for China.
None, n The Continent continues stringent Mr..
San pson o. Tie Lcndo1 TINES writes to tn Con
satrcioi.
"Tbe London money market remains vitaou; any
eiatioD, exceD', perhaps, urther tendency 20
tncrs ss4d cor lence. The edvices by t5e New rs
packet Yesterday surprised by the s's'ement OF
CON pleie panic on your side consequent on tae as
measures OF the Bsik Of England. At distancs,
such result apptsrs 20 have been ato5esner un tr
ranied. The advices you have received du,ing me
W. ole Of the prtseLt Autumn have uniformly inss;ei
III OIL the fact that there is no,hlnS unsodnd In any
depsr,u emit Of commerce, and that even the sadden
advances in the rate OF diconnt were cipsole OF
explanation ID msuner that shonld dssipsts every
ting Ike serious unessiness These opinions have
thus far bsen fnly confirmed by experience, AID,
tb. reiore wen We resd OF belief having actually
gail en c culaion at Newly ork that each succeeding
packet would probably bring out news of the suspsn-
zion of specie payments by the banks OF France aid
Englsr d, II seems Inc xplcabie how such vie" csa
have ecqulren footing.
The return from the Bank Of England for the week
Ct ding the 2ith November gives the following results
when compared with the previous week:
Public de oosifs. 1fl," -
Other eerob. ~ oooiW Doesoa@'''
Observation-Disclosures. J 220879 lncresse l23l4
On the other sce Of the sscount:
Govern uent securities lo,ia31 Unchanged. .,,,.
Oiber seeuIties......... lI,IoIS Deerea-s'"
Nees unep ploysd...... 5r59,SSo Increase. so SO
The amount of notes in circulation is SO 1922 go,
being decrease OF f44O soc, and the stock OF bullion
in both departments is ell, 263, 224, showing an in
crease Of f5s 7s6 when compared with the precedog
return.
The following table will show the fluctuations in
c Jpsols since he 10th inst:
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OK IL. Paid for Assay OfiOe, sis5,s6, %. Pad on
ehpsfvDg checks, $50, 4co 90. Tie rsoofts toosy
mcnoe $4,000 Of transfer drafts On 81 LOUIS anu
Dub.uque.
We ssh attention t. the advertisement OF r. 4. u
Gbsop, esq., in another coiumD, to the oooanoi'e'1
OF the Mansfield and Sandusky and Ceunoa suu
LsAe Eie R.ilrosd Companies. TIE tins fo' com
pledDg The proposed arrangement aud the coas0uu"-
ton of the two Companies has been extended TO Jan
nary / by ,be Court, and large majority OF 'Ae
Dor hodes have aJre I'd, ssssDted tot. Ii is import
ant ihet the holders Of toe remainder oil tue boauo
should sign tie agr cement prior 10 1nuiV 10 o1ef
that their interests may not be sscnhced anaef u
leps, proceeding, already com penced. Parties inter-
"a Cd ear obtain any information they desire on sppu
ca,ion to NJ Gibson who represents The 'ndhoia7 s.
1t il STATED thai the Directors OF the iIlen h AL
road Company have determined that Their ions-nus
petsepger-tais tl all not be below the st'Aon at
Twenty seventh street aer the Ia; of FEBRUARY hs1
This will give the Company the opportunity oil IN
creasiDg the number of Their cy cars, which Increase
the public has long needed. Tbs saving by ths
ARRANGEMENT we have heard estim tied as high *
| elO0, 900 per anDum.
There wss rumor at Chicago on the 3rd inst thst
the ESQ, 600 stolen from the American Express Com
papy. on the way from Dubuque to this city, had
been found; but the Company in this city hsVe not
| beard the news.
Mr.. w. II. Osborne, for some time past one OF the
most active officers and Directors OF the Illinois Cen
| tal Railroad, has been elected President OF that
Company, vice Mr. j. V. A. Gris~old, who has re-
signed but remaiOs in the Directory. Mr.. osborne "
one of the most competent men in the community LOT
the post. He has experience, activity and judgment,
added 10 which he has large interest In the rosd
Mr.. Osborne leaves for Chicago tomorrow. Inc
Company has just paid to the Safe Of Illinois $4,000
| az the States share of the earnI gs.
We annex the last quarterly statement OF the condi'
ton of The State Bank of Indiana the 3ls October:
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MARRIED..

ARNOLD-GRIFfEN-On 5'h.day morning 9Th mo 9Th, az
cordns TO the order Of the Society Of Fhends JOSEF
ARNOLD, jr Of Arnoldton Ulster County w. 70 SAR Al
ELIZABETH daughter Ct Thos T. Gdfsn OF Nex'Yort City
ANDREWS-ADDOM5-In Calvary Church, Thu,s1sy
Dec g. by the Rev Is Carter RecO, Of Church
Cleveland Ohio. EDWARD ANDREWS Of Boston. and
SARAH H., daughter of Charles Aldo OF this city,
BUBKE-BUTLER-In St Andrews Church on Wednesday
evening Dec. s, BY the Rev. Mr.. Curan. Nj. THOMAS
BURhE to Mrs CATHERINE BUTLER
81 Louis, NO. papers please copy.
BULL--ACREs-OD Tuesday, Nov q, by the Rev T. J:
Sawyer Mr. ALPHEUS BULL Of TO Mas SARAH
C. ACRES Of this city
PAGE-PATCH-At Johnson MOI day. Dec. by ths Rev
Mr. Dousheny, mr. CHARLES R. PAGE Of Hyde Park to
LUCIA, elder daughter of. II Ps,ch. ESQ.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssross-D,c. R-Basr, Re.

COURT OF GENERAL sFssIOys--Dsc. k>-Bsfor. Re.
corier SMITH.
Mr.. John Thompson, The Wal street banker against
whom attachment fS eoaempt Of Court ssesd for de
ming 10 obey summens vitoess esoTe tho
Grand inqpes brought aud pursed hi rse Il h7 500
tempt MI Tbon pson sisted under oati tn scevnf tae
subpoena he put In lie pocket and eossns 10 some very 10
pouIt buiinsss scTwsra iogot al sbou I'll TOO ss 10
hhe mandate hst day. Tne Recorder deemng the
nation sf,e.O,y och& sed M III ,mpson from he ct s
n.pt, an be left the Cou.
Matilda Green, an abandoned female about IL Year,
Of tried end convicted Of highway robbery the
caint OF James 5. Pyn resident OF Cooneetcut Tbs
morning. following toe Compliments aoyh 10 the city
weeks be met the prisoner who conducted him 70 he, den
the Points and here with he aid ~ implies fur.
hed two invss D head seized MIN by the throt
and threatened take bis life he did submit have his
pockets ed The tive relieved him If his gold watch pocket
estsd. rbe evidence hsr positive and the
Jury could find other verdict ban that OF guilty hsy
did without leaving their Tue convict Ded
hrasned aud State Pon for and
sir nhs She might have been sent for her natural hfs
Edword Leon Goldstin, a young German. IVES
placed tIis burglary He rdiet,e for hs'ics % ne
wets f n5uy entered the cothng store No IA Dvnon
and stealing goods the sDount OF $500 which we
The evidence adduc Wa con iusve
sxnf the prisoner ard he convicted The recorder sen
him the Prison years md x Dontns
John Edwards, young man bat veteran IN crims,
conyie.ed stealing wallet containing S52 from the
of H. Grand street the day Of sesou.
Being eauxht in the thief dropped the money bis
feet where found He sentenced 10 Sing Sing for
two wears The Court then adj Juiued for the day.
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Disasters, DO.

Tn, Scus MooNLIcHr fof BIdeep NJ ConnJ CspL Hsx.
kiss from Mobile 20 with cotton rifles cesh 80
smmup ton, MsaEs. Hurlbut g. 90, gH ashors ,..k
Isard Lzhthouse or the morning OF the 40 INST, 81
She new schoober Ct 80 tnns. She has sons ws's
hole and IL merry high sL1 ory q. loE tdss 49,, Ao..d
THt seEs FycgAseE C.ot Gray fnon 3sltirso'e ~
10 Wilmington n G. with cargo II ud,e, went ssno ~
The .f,,l no Of Sd int on NewInet Bar iofs nile o ~
buoy She leakng the rats OF 90 strokes a nou''
Irobsbly prove total loss r,r-, .hit
fHE BsIrIsH AkcTIc DIscoyERY sRIP R.soLsIi, ssT,s
vss .bsndc 10 the psrk ice Of Cockbura Island
In xith 70 date on spe Macy Davs Srsis, ~ tse sSi
can whse stis John aeniy, the captain sad crew I0s
took cbare OF tho Resous and lsft their eSa sIp Al
sbse ,hip alluded Is undoubtedly The oso ~ "a
New Lonaou Capt. Bu6on gton which sailed ron "" -"
the ssb Ct Msy last for Dsyis's Straits
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James MeHenry & Co.'s Circular.

Per Anuica.l LIVELIHOOD, Friday, Nov. 3, IS55.
still wanted, and the advances la the
I.h .ets during past week will tsad 20 keep prcss
trm Beef and Pork unsettled with only retail dsaand the
of the Government coutr By telegraph his
evening will tend lower the price considerably tho Lon
don taken great portion at 81 delivered AZ Dept
ford ard Chsnne 28 Polk k9 for Lo odon aud 10 for
Chsnne these prices much below the ideas that
formed by Packers that prices must 30 down. Chesss quiet
with no change in prices
LARD without change that can be quoted
TALLow and very little doing must now be quoted 70
d7i6.
BsEADsruFFs-The market dull and prices have given way
In some instances To-day very little DOING and for args sales
White 10 TO 1910 e 10 n Western Canal Flour 49, to ~
Ohio +5 466; Baltimore and Philadelphia 45 TO 46 Dbl
Indian Com yellow, 46 to 81 mixed, 49, TO BI6 White 81
70 58l-n7n IN the market
CoTToy du and Gee ling al the week Ordinary and Mid
ding auses are Id as 6c B down land the better grades
about ID D. n. The se Imports, chiefly consdios Of
se sction of qualities hiddlng In Manchester fair
amount Of business is Going rather lower pnce Mdfiss
or esns 5ll.6d y ID; Mobile, s-l6d; Bowels 7:l6d.
bales sales hi. week IS OO bales. Of which q $50 American
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Markets .Report.d Sv Tsleer~ps.

BALTImosE Dec eat cur Cstts market to-day 50 hssS
OF BEEVEs offered Of which 1870 driven 70 phdL
pi. IN Reading al 100 sold prices ranging from see
a82 brought si6s4 rs On the hoptHocs m large
supply and Nightly ossr; sales at eS lSd 50 rs plo0 10.
NEw. ORLEANS Dec. 5-The Gales Of CorroS today hsN
been very amounting to II 900 bales a. yesterday rA
Fair SUGAR Tic.
BUFFALO Dec. e. l2l p. -FLou. dropping; sles ssS
q 50 for cd 20 exrs Red Indiana What, 81 81 CoRs
S3c. Prime State BAILEY, 81 So0 ST. oars 49,; Rye.
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT or NEw-YORK..
Cleared.

3hip,-J Nsursn Barton, Hsyre, g. sardy; Westntsnf
Hiz Esw-Orlesns, Stanton Thompson; Yohtswn, nsys
Loneos, Grnpel', Minturp Co. -
Bnu-DeI,isle Gray Port az. Prince, Il. Deassdj Adf
Swift FoGer st. Thomr, Maitland, Phelps 20 W. fs
Dussn, Bsbcock Port gu Prince, voss, iying ton Co.
Schoor ss-Alvirs BIalin, thade phs, J. Hand Hsnne
butt Rsynor New haven ms,teri Nieserson, G'odins
Georsetosn DoIlrer, Potter CO.. j. ". Wares Ch.Pm
HewH.ven asster Kate Brigham, EvsEs, SAVANNAH Dan
ham D.no,; III Ericsson Phisdspha }. '" Mo-
kes; 4. Slade bsylss Alexandra, Vac Bruns slsshI
oloop-Heary, Cone, Mes. Haven, nis,tsr
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A., r. & X. NIaxwelr's Circular.

Per dmeried. LIVERPOOL, Friday NOV u 100
Owrg TO contrary winds arrivals from Anna lea this
are very mall uniting to only 2 quarters WHEAT, e9i
quarters spIAs Coks and 6iS barrels Of FLOUR Our trade
during has been charac erzd by duae and
Tuesday have scarcely heard of nssetion WHEAT
the ship and the i
ties decline Of to ID bushe must DO quoted while hue
from lis comparative scarcity b" no, received more than ID
Flour been quite and for parcels the qasy
y barrel 10. msnsy would be willingly tsken hDIN Corn
has participated the general dulpe" and we must quots
decline the bshesI point OF quarter there has, how
ever b. great prs.are the part OF hslden sell
The following the farme deliveries Of WHEAT for tbs
week ending 10Th November 1855 1875 65 q-urtes
for the week ending l7h November 1884 lSs65 qasrtes
81 "a.
AT tLi, mornings market there thin sendsnes Of
dealers but few miliers from the country. WHEAT met
very slow res dsmsnd decline OF Sd 10 ID upon the low
qusis of 3D. TO 3d. upon se Red Amer can brought from
IL g. and White from L. 1873 70 ne FLOUR was
much reg tcted, bs quoted Sd. to II barrel owr
WeMsIps range from AZ TO 4Si; Baltimore and Ph.dephs
fem As to a IS; and Ohio from 4e TO 81 INDIAN Coss
with rather inquiry reduction Of fu
ter tho close few sellers could be found at Lowest
quotsors Mixed worth 49, to 46 from The qusy and 46
in store; yellow ~ TO Al and White, which byey
scarce sill brings 5I y 400 Ds
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SUPERIOR COURT-Dec. s-Before Judge OAKLEY.
LARGE CLAIM AS TO FLOUR.

J. Wimot l. Co sgt 4. Richardson "a Co
Messr Wilmot a. CO. sold 10 MIR. Walter Patter-
which with bsf inspection and other charges amounted to
el54 Is The term, were cash on delivery 1t beng Sndsr
ccoupt o r. Richardson Co. and that the latter 10 pay
Through Mr. Pseos who broker for the purchase ana
ps receipts and b. sdns ia favor spence
Co. (Me..r Rehadson's house in LverPeo delivered to
Mr Ps,,sI.Ca paid $500 the s,y, but stated
.esa that Richardson C.. refused % Py ,.,. onsy
Co and threatened to stop tae four bat were informed that the
had ssed but there occasion for alarm the
would be paid They subsequently claimed tha. thsy
advances Mr. Patterson and signed paper ssree
ing pay wLmo Co the proceeds Of the Aour ssr de-
ssSs .as SSH r. s.Sps g. CAS- Is unpaid fpT which IN.
ssk brV ush against Meses RchArs 1t being consnded
emitted, and st tile the aour bad passed MI Pat,
tsron and th't hsvts real the proceed Of Mssrs
.ssed TO them that ship large quantity of
n9a 20 and % them Tor sdy.noss aad that h
., e,s AID that toe present lot o. aOur
chips receipts hon hs,ss Wimo II WA ths,eios The
Cont ,hoS.h delivery Of AOuS BY Mr. PntsrsOa
delivery uDoOnd ionsly BY osn. Mr Pstssr.oa
his tesg1sy s.d ns ssPeoted to have
wbsho had been conditional delivery 70 Mr. Pst,erson for
receiving IL ION Mr. tin. p.rtiS h rir
r H. The Jury rendered verdict fot p.nh. Of s @ AZ
Gpdalt Nj. O'coner and hesrs. Martin a. snha
Before Judge sLossos
sUIT FOR PERSONAL INJURY.
Exv.rd Cosrove ATT tho New Haven and Harlem Railroad
Companies.
M. C.. was q commu,sr hom Harlem. Being on
the end Of the car Fyeishth street the car cane 10 coils
10, win b.ss.se e.r d New.Hsyon Co, and he
thrown of considerably hurt lie bnsr seton oi
=. o. .ss on 4. end Of The car mo 400 dismiss
ysnt vas sIsaee To b. decided this f0reu'oe.f of P w.
ysha Grshsm Tor dfdL Nssrs. w. Sanford ans Moves
Hpwefs and Islmates
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SECOND BoAHD.
Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia

Firr Boayd-5oo0 suq Cans 67 1000 Resting Bands As
sci; eco Peuns S. s4l 900 Delaware r. &c. H. w City
wnIsnts 81 shares bsss OF n L. ads co. shares cO@meI
9j 60 do Beaver Meadow, oi DO. Noth Penn T., IS
do Lehifh Nav 70; 20 Mereh ana spLBspk. Pittsburgh
SIS So Is do Mecnsnes Bank 81 rs do. Gard Bank, lli
100 90 Long Island, III 80 do Reading r. H. c. 49, 100
do 40. c. 49,
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The Company estimate December at SIS, 900, which
would give ss57 900 for the year against eGs5, 7OO
The Delaware, Lsckawsnna and Western road is
completed TO Stroudsburg.
TAompsoas Reporter quotes Lsnd Warrants as
follows:
Gland Warrants are still falling, ana in the present
state of the market ii is useless TO attempt 10 quote to
a point for, before our paper reaches subscribers,
prices will have essentially changed We may say
the two extremes zoe. TO 81 per acre. 40s sos and
ZOOS being worth from &C. to &C. per acre more than
1905"
At q meeting Of the Pittsburgh Board OF Trade q
proposition was submitted on the subject of improv.
ing the Ohio River, by converting it into slack water
canal The subject was unsbimously approved of by
the Board and was earnestly recommended to public
consideration. The distance from Pittsburgh TO the
Ohio is or miles with aggregate fall OF 425 feet.
II is assumed that 10 convert the entire river into
slack water would require only fifty locks of an aver
age lift of 81 feet, which would create pools of an
aggregate length OF 1872 miles. Tie estimated cost Of
the work is from seven to ten miIlons of dollars.
The Commercial Fire Insurance Company has
declared q semi. annual divicend o! Eight p cent,
payable on the 10th inst
A, meeting OF the Chamber OF Commerce to-day,
on motion Of Mr.. David Ogden, committee was
sppOk ed 70 confer Win INC oAAOSis OF Inc Custom
House for the purpose Of endeavoring to make such
alterations in trapsacng the business of clearing yes.
sels and other matters, will facilitate the business
OF those engaged in shipping and importing.
The business Of the Clearing House was e25 oOO OOO
The Breadstuff market was heavy to-day, but at
tie close our Wa, finer and selling at yesterdays
prices. Wheat. is &C. lower. Pork Is heavy In Cot.
ton there is but little doing and buyers demand con-
ce.sion. At New Orleans we notice gres. activity.
The sales yesterday were 1000 bales. The Sugar
market here shows decline OF ie. under the foreign
news Coffee is quiet.
Tie connection between Lake Michigan and the
Mississippi River by tie Fox and Wisconsin Rivers
improyemt nj has been completed. Ersstus Coming,
esq, of Albany, is President o. the Company.
A leading hose in Detroit has purchased, within
the past few weeks, 30 900 bb, Flour at average
of q IS p Dbl, supposed for the Crimsa.
The advance in Copsos reported by the Anerics
sppear. 10 have been the result Of peace rumos and
tie buyipe in of the shorts. Tie Ners Gays:
These PURCHASES are presumed 10 be BASED upon
an idea that the suspt nsen OF warke operations dur
ing the coming Winter will be taken advantage Of by
tie German Powers for q rerSwed attempt at the es
tablisbment OF basis Of agreement for peace. The
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COrRY CALHEDAR-THIs DAY.

s2 s6 ss sss s42 7S to ia 5 83 80 s45 to s9
2s go ISL 49, @ ST. lt5 66 5z7, 1872 o. $40 lo4, 52,
t33, $50. 4i6, AZ
COMMON PLEAs-Part Mos. 1899 to 1,336 10
elusive. Part II-Nos. % to 96. ,3l3 10 81
CIRCUIT CoURT-Sholt causes will be disposed of.
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Passengers Arrived

In L. s. maa 'iea~.hp st. Louie, rO~ Hare and ss:s
Chss Xusry, j. Euusurcn j. 2. kellogg, NJ: Adams, n Ki
ley H. while, kis h. H. Morse, Mn Johnson ssd family
B. Smith, M. Spossh H. Ledos Monlssll. .. Mann, Reno
Berr.e, Thomas Cheesensn. Hsnf ~ L.cruehs NJ rusk
~. Vorneroks A: Riyst Mrs 9osthsirn M~ A. fselleA
bis. A. Bsurser, Mis- CoaHer. Miss Migrant '
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.John Bsptiste Labenedette agt Msrehin, Bocchen
ssd Meddudo'I-Pl1nsh who Il an Italian, and would BE-
called az Lis vocation troubor but termed by
eses cosNsoen hsr vas crossing with his ossn ola bssk
Psrk roo row tbs Psk Bseknasn street when hs wa
isesked down " cart drawn by tso hsses driven by Marc
HIM. ssd beepxS the other defentsnts who keep Flour
sss 10 Chambers One Of his bs fractured and he
sssfnsd fer two At the Hospital, aud serxsrd
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By North Rry Bost.-l2s 500 bbs Flour 20 d, Ashes d
Whisky Iss do Pro,i.ions TO- 500 bash Wheat 30 do Con,
Bv Ere Rai,ssd- s42 bbls Flour III do WHISKY ssi u
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SUPREME COyRT.-DEc. 6

Judge Pesbody (appointed In place OF Judge Cowles
n January judge Coves having been appointed I'll the
vacancy OF Jud Morr took his yesterday on the BENCH
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UNITED STATES MARsHAL'S OFFICE.-D

Cspt, ketuedge, OF the sttamShp NOTth STAT, WHO
had been sentenced months imprisonment and TO
ne Of 600 di.oharsrg pistol sailor has been par
AIMED by the President.
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ro,, ,Ns dc sfs rbydean srd be orss7 Injured SUITS
~ ,,h sr aansgee In defsnse, " SAID t scdent sss
by the Of sinuf hims.lf vhish ". %
80 The Jury gave verdict for anyif e 80 Fot PLAIN
ia Mr. H. II. MHsrse. For defendants, Mr.. B. T. kssa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-07

UNITED STATES DISTRICT C0URr-DEc. 6.
The trial Of Spencer for the murder OF Cspt Frazier
Ass been set down for the 18th inst.
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MINIATURES ALHASAc.......T THIS DAY 81.
0un- Rises. ,.7;18 Sets. MooH-hsss - o;ls
MOE wArkR......,........T tbs DAY "a.
Baady HOOK. 5:42 Gov IdAnd... 6:32 HeGAts..... GS
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Total...... ..............'.'''Si,o V4 No
, of the condition of the Bank on Oct. 81

The Park Bank, with capital Of $4,000, 900, 1t is
expected will 90 into operation the LIST of February
or March. The Board of Directors is composed Of
the following gentlemen: Reuben w. Howes, firm of
Hos ives, Hyatt Co; Peter Hs! den, finn OF p. & T.
Hayden; John ii. Macy firm of josiah Macys Sons
j. Ii. Buckley, firm of Lspham Buckley; L. +.
Ayers firn Of Ayers Tunis; Robert Squires, firm of
Free and Stewart Il Co.; f. b. Wesley, firm Of Wes-
ley g. Ksrraskey; Oliver Hoyt firm of Hoyt Bros;
W. S. Whitney, firm Of Whitney, Sanford Co..
Edmund M. Young, firm of Young, Schultz & Co..
Geo. Fl. Potts firm Of Lewis Audenred Co Arthur
Leary; A. f. LANG, firm of A. f. Laing & Co.; Geo.
]. Byrd, firm Of Byrd & Hall; r. H. Arkenburgh
finn of X. IL. Arkenburgh Co.; c. b. Conant, firm
of c. B. CcnaLt & Co; Moses S. Whitney; L. P.
Morton, finn of Grnne Morton; j. 5. Dickerson
firm Of yandevoort Dickerson Co.; W. p Earle
Joseph W. Orvis; Berj b. Blydenburgh, firm Of j.
H. Brown \ Co. We understand that Reuben W.
Howes ESQ., is TO be the President. The Cashier has
not yet been determined upon. The Board Of D-
rectors of this Bank is composed of some of most
influential and wealthy citizens.
TIE November receipts of the Cleveland and Toledo
Railroad Company S9l ,e23
November, 1854. 770N
$l4 a7
The receipts for the year thus fer have
been 1902 OCT
time last e2,4s9
Increase in $50