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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-19
THURSDAY, Oct. ls-P. VI.

THURSDAY, Oct. 1s-P. NJ.
The foreign adyiees had no marked effect upon the
stock market The business was TO considerable e1-
tent ard the market was well sustained c'osiog VITO
an upward tendency Tor tie leading stocks. The only
important charge was in G.lens and Chicago, which
under some 700 shares throSn On the marker, lei on
to 1924. The other Wes'ern shares were about az
before. Erie was SO, slight advance on yesterday
and Re ading ei, the price Of yesterday About 500
shares Central were 3D. closing at 95I. Cumberland
was buoyan. and went 10 27i; Nicaragua was steady
al lsI We heaa that this company have paid of
during the year out OF ts earnings between $500 COO
and s7O0,ooO and has Low OF hand cash assets, 10
value hey ond its reduced debt. Delaware sold OF 1876
seller ninety, and Pennsylvania Coal at 1901 In
railroad boncs the business was mainly confined to
IlliI ois Central, Of which some $4,000 were sold,
closing at sOj State stocks ave sustained and In
good demsnd for banking purposes.
Tie steamer being gone there, is but lite doing IN
exchange. Adv.ces from New Oheans sre TO the ef-
feet mat tie supply Of bills very lsrge and increi'
ing. Sterling is quoted at q ~, and Francs 53!l
a 5.27!.
in feghts we hear Of to Liverpool, 1000 bsles; cot
ton, 3D.; some -four aud rOsin at IS. To London,
about 80 tuns Of oil cake, AS, aud -four a. is. Sd
Tie following sales Of bonds and stocks were made
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Spoken

Bui Excelsior from Ne Orleans fo ins -
Sumter 90 days from London fg rh1sde'ph@-ioJp'''
Elwocd Wslier.l
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at auction by A. H. Nicolay:
el do0 NewOreans City &c 1892 nteres. I'D JEDI. 81
500 Tene Haute Alton r. I'd mtge lot. I'D. ~
1900 Chicago and Mississippi R.R los int ADDED. "a
5CC0 Gsena and Chiceg Union X. ls 'ge int sd %
lOO0 Sacramento City &c. 1865, interest added g.
1000 Clsveiand and Toledo r. incomes Int o4fa sst
400 Cboa 20 and Rock Island mee. 81
6eo Atlas nufus iDsnrance fcfip 1854 ........A p
$50 Atlaut mutual insurance scrip, 1854 VI
as Promissory Tote Donnelly Rogera 80
eco shares OHIO and NJ ssissippi X r. tea,tern div).
shares St Echo - bank 20
shares ST. Nicholas baak ga
80 shares North river FIRE Insurance pauy. III
50 shares Peter Cooper fire Insurance cotnpiny.... Sbt
q sh.res Peter Cooper FIRE inursDce conpany... Got
shares Lafarge fire insurance company ~
80 shares National Insurance compsny Jersey City, 81t
100 shares MechsnicS FIRE insuran c1mp'ny..u U ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-19

As the financial position Of England and France
Is now o. paramount Importance we annex copi.
Gus extracts from the money columns of the London
papers:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-30
DIED.

B,ooy-on sabbath morning July 2, George BACON Esl,
IN the e4th year Of bis sge. -,
e funeral serv ces Will t.ks place Il hs late residence No
ef3 sth. v on Tuesday O'Clock T. VI. Ills rsmars VII
he tsteu 70 Hartford f0r intern eut
r,o~E-Ou 1hunday. in D. lOHN soHs, eRed years
TsoNsoS-On WEDNESDAY July - AFTER snort and pai1i
Tue,s MAEsARET D.. wife Of Rotert C. Thomson, aged 2
ye.rs and months. - ,,. 90
hsu-sv.. Brooklyn. aged 5 years
Tn rss were in the erneterT q the EveEreens
G,yTT-At Jersey Civ Sunday evening July % q ma.
rsuus Dull ' = GREGOsY infant son Of CsrTssa j. and
Tspiel r. CAN'T aged year. 8 months anc 10 dag
The relative and friends invited 70 attend the funeral from
The corner Of aud South 7hsts Tuesday next a.
O'Clock r. VI without further lnyifllon
OEpsfY-On Thurday evsuiI July 20 Of inf la'on o.
tho lungs MATTHIAS, only child Of Gilbert and
Nsrearet 4. Gedney, ased mouths.
SIsFusy-In this city Friday, July Il HESsY stSFoRD,
Youngest fCr Of tls1n {. and Emily a. salisbury
sscLAIR-On ssurdsy lu p. q consumption, u RGAsEr
JAM wife Of Hector Sinclair. aged - years and months
Her furers win take pac this afternoon az o'clock from nef
late reslei g East alhst, two doors west o. broadFy
sTtp, AZ sberou Conn Tu-siay, July p Is ,B-LL,,
wife Of tie ate Hen. Anse ster ng' aud daughter o. ~ don
John Garfield deceased q, aged - years
srFrkG-At sharon Conn. 1sday. July p, ELLEN h.
wife Of the Rev. Joun c. Sterling nd daughter q Esseni
LAfnla e NeW-York azed Il years.
VA NIPFP-On Thur Hay jay q, BENJAMIN tRASS-N son
Of Peter g. and Sarah D. Van Riper a.,
W,TrRBUs YOn SUNDAY morning July y - N,hcs, LAM
lila younsest Of Charles A. and Mary julia W aief-
bury, aged 2 years months and days
The friends family invited attend the funeral
Tuesdny SIS inst clock from the residence % her pa
rents No. 10 C1nmerce-st without further invitation
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Passengers Sailed

N he T. s. Mod steamship Arago Jor Sogtt1zrtoa and
Hdrre-Co Gngy Nr. and Mrs Baron Blanc, child aud
Hon r. +. Rhett ;. C. Mr j. ID. Breese Mr.. OKsensn Mr.
OKeny Mrs Commodore Breese T. fischer A. lie Moyle,
Capt. j. Johnson f. ssymsnn, c. Hoeh y. w. Holins =
frou r. O. Purdy, Rc York, H. 4. Wsenhaugh sarogue
and family A. seigno1re, Miss Mary stevens NJ Pe Mrs
Judah Dr. w r. Smith ". A. KObbi, 8 r. Baxter, r. Ham
meyer F. O. sehuehsrdt Oracle and son VI MONTGOMERY,
l. Powers, James Bernhard Philip BenkAlc Miss Annie Benz
sId Mis- Mary Bernard Miss EHms Benkard Ms Anerton'
" A. Destrehsn Miss L0vet Lester G0neyagf, Mrs Raque-
rand De Franklin Miss Lehrune Miss Lebrune Nh and Mrs
Lebuue H. Jordan Mrs H. Jordan and + Gibson Mrs.
Julia Monlpu and child, Mss 1heo Durand, Mrs M4guder,
TWO daughters and so r. Brady, Corner j. K Grsce Mrs.
BoornAn and son Messrs. L. Atlas Knoll, w A. Robertson
Mlnsian souey Lavose and sou Mis- Eva Becker Mr. J.
Duncan Mr. J. D. Suly MIS-. Capt Msgruds Miss Helen
fnda Miss Ela MagIuds A. Gariet aud lady 7. w Nicely
and adv T. Braun F. Terry, P Cameron r. Thiee d. Knoo5
BIZ Fenelcn end child Louis Jacobs, Mrs Caroline Vide and
two children Brother Adrien, p Kendall L. Noisu d. Arar-
coli LADY srd three fenes Mr. and Mrs Gseye1s and three
children j. DoDrus, n. Demant, j. Elisha L Lachaut. A.
Eass, Mrs. Brook. and friend Mr. Gsrm.y, Mr' Kaaeklsr
and children. MR. Gre and two children Miss May Mrs
Kuttsof DIR. j. Nigas F. Lsusos VIM stapeton w Porter
B. Pstchet T. NIXON, g. J. Berry, A. Robinson, T. Thomas
A. kszensien, G Devsn, g. g. sumer g. Caester j. Sepa
lusse p Harry T. Bsnser R. straup r. Miller Brother Josh
Brotl her Peter c. Smith, ]. Donslson Mrs r. Louis
Miss Z; Reu Mr. Dusault and child, Mrs Gilbert. Mr.. CT
ystte j. sheLon A. Gilbert H. b. Appleteord A. Rame H.
Winding, j. Hermann A swarey J. ssathsrd, A. Guersy, A.
heynold. sorez M and Mrs Gastzers and three children
Mr.. ~ Mifsndoe
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Philadelphia Markets. July q.

The CorToN market continues inactive, and only few
small lots # Upland sold at l0l2ic q 10 time. CLoyEs
SEQ Is scarce but the demand is ned quote al ~ Is
81 20 > 81 ~ In BARK change; No. Querctr0n IL held
firmly az n 3 tun. Tanners Ia dali last quota
There but slim attendance Change this 'rn
and but little business transacted FLOUR offered At
- Dbl without finding buyers, except in small way for
home consumption and better brans AMI extra from . 10
SO o. acc riing quality RYE FLOUR and CoRs Meal
very quiet The former held at 80 IS and the latter ~ p =
bbl sales.
aes # bushels 81 IS bushe for good Southern Red
and 93d 81 shoat fer fair and prime White. The latter
CoRN Gull and lower Geo bushels sold at 81 cents fo White
and yellow sfoat OATS 10 fair request but
the n cepts are sma 600 bushels Pennsylvania sold
60 cents per buhe and 800 bushels Delaware 81 cents
In GROCERIES and PROVISIONS change Mess Pork ID az
-l975dSl IA A. barrel. Bacon Is held firmly. and some
sales Shoulders which scarce have been affected az y
cents cash WHisKY-Demnnd limited sales Of 80 barrels al
ai5c for second hand packages, aud hhds l Oc.
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MARIN 4 10 URNAE
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.......IvLr


Stesnsh rs-Jsme-towu, PaIrish. Norfolk alien Pa.
ants; Na.hy e Berry Charleston SpeAoIa 1ieston; K,
sIgi.' Tnslov Ssysnich :. H. Mi;chi.
shirs-U. Harbeck Ire, shsnshae Harbeek ca, I'm.
Dr,etn Ii tie Sau Fanc,e1, sutton Co. Ame1cAn -
t,s-s fivsrp,o (run, D. Nnturn Co. Cresceut Be,,-'
:, I'm n Il Fosfer & Nokerson; Lnconis. frsemu ~
bdc Wru,eIhof Ropes Col Fa "es'' bennett, NssOr
leans W +. ? rost. -, -
a. akv,b p q " Lola b & Schsper; ino $780,
Vreht fa,sns p v King Cos Restless Nora, ssu,'.
Ever n Browa; j. Deuhsm, DAVIS, Mobile Ssrses Cs,
msn & 60. 80 - a., ~ 49,,
nee Snith lilo IsntiTo r. r. Back Cot Cswrl n,
pen Ciudaa BOLIVIA G,mez, Wallace Co; horany, Gus
Gusvsue Thompson q iisnter; Albeit lbfl stegsls h
Joius y g., y. Picker Co. azores, Dean hooas, sn
sirr Loyehy; Us Wiiisus. Whining On, X r bsct ca
Ssbrorer Laur. ter'ruae Farchld Charleston, Dollar
Pcter; Pa eline Demrou Neworieans, Lane, IVES. Ca
Ner,h mr., Ssau Richmond, Joh1s3n 4 Lo~drni " "a,
ioc, Pow Win ugton ID. {. Mlrriy; Manoheser ClAs
ter Richmond &. II. tisr.on, BiasA nsief nan A.ls-
da Mott 4 Co.; Leon, b,are Ptiaa lphia a. h.si;
Wo.eot HGock Bosi n Dayton. Sprasuc Co. J. " W..
ren Chapman. New Haven, master.
sioor-Charcs. I'll otson, Prosiden,e.
sean. Mount ssvace. Watson, Balunore troups9.
Line pelssre Cores Phi slephs, Saudfords Line cts
donis. Souotrs Portland J. hiey.
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Ntw.ORLEANs, July 26-CoTroS unchanged sales to day
7C0 bales SUGAR shade higher fir selling 5d5c FLOUR
higher; sales 30 % Mss PORE 3d. Cotton tREIGHTs to
Liverpool 7Gd.
CHARLESTON July GThe CorToN market unsettled, the
the week add up eco bales prices ranging flm ga
He The receipts for the week have been on bales and the
hand B. 10 bses. RICE quiet; sales for the 100
parce arrive sold jc Sc and Sc fREICHrs du J.
CHARLESTON July 6The sales Of CorrON to day foot up
SEQ bales az He
NEwOALEANs July 2L-We have change rport in on
CoTToN market to-day; sales 900 bales FLOUR ~ 50a e. 5
BUFFALO, July 28-lZ:30 T. MIne FLOUR Ma ,ket Il
100 bb 81 - for Wisconsin, SO 5JD
IS or good fancy Indiana, and - for Michigan.
WBEATNo sales. CORN-Demand good and market steady
sales o. eco bushels 7sc part oat aud o. bushels 76c
from OATS moderate sales 100 BUSH At Acc.
CANAL FREIGHIs hn CoRS l0i Qllc Albany and Troy.
The Lske Imports yesterday FLOUR 100 bb, WHEAT
542 hush COIN IS 80 do OATS Is 500 DO Canal Exports
do OATS so do.
PRouDEScE July 2Te sales ofCoTTos for the past
adj Up 800 bales without any material change In p-c tho
market closing with Fl m feeling. WOODSTOCK rather in
with fair demand. and better feeling the close
sales OF % 100 70. PAINTING CLOTHsSa for the week Al 90
r!ece.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-30
Dlsasters, &C.

CLIPPER SHIP WATER WITCH (of oetgDl r o. css
totally lost about 'h 18Th Of june az iREA, - rspr
Mexico No other particulars The W, W: "Ss-Ysf
at Ypss May % from frsDoiseo ds Tor re sr
gale las been before reported 90 ns, Sssoo
ia Juue. The eboye comes through Mexico Va
Juy Is By tel Lana. RisG
SHIP VENICE Of Portsmouth, y. H., rom yan. 49, y
Hevrr which was IA Hampton Roads n b inst, rep h
and under survey proceeded on The la'h, the '1i''
md the leak IL be very ight = q. v.losr0
second time, leaky, wts condemned and TS ''4
lfh ui'. -, .hio "
IHE SALVAGE AWARDED on TOBACCO safer -. nj .
storer, recently oct sand Key, wac ~ per ~ p
per saved tom the T. z. WO2d~afa' 800 as ~
The sTeckers required ~ per cent Oh yaiuau''
IN care h. IN services were wanted eesin. e FfF
BRrc A. II. WAss SgITH, from Oeorsefoseo ,porte1 y
York Gdsn with md naval stores pe iis A 10
the I'd mst AMI about oe.,ssS o ~
hold discovered 20 be IRE, when ince hes 80
o'clock the flames broke out uDterneah ine bos y
captain and crew Rad abandon her ana eD
for VIII, gton y. C.. and ar lived tn e % 20
sCHR. MARTHA, a. B1LIINoRE from bos'ys-, ,a 100
Seven Foot Knoll the sch. F. Dosre' D9ans, EEK
q CARO- of ice hft less han one vessel PEI
gets sgrcund on that very spot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-30

The aggregate Imports of Dry Goods for the month
ofJuy have beenony s6795, 920, against sll
July 1854 and sl2 go 6j3 nJuy, 1853. The dec ease
s compared with last year. is nearly one-half The I'M
mort. for the seven months of the year have been
SAP 3l 500 against $50 3O5 e93 in the same period Of
1854. and So i2l, 6l9 in the same period OF le9J.
II Is stated that the Attorney General OF the United
States as given an opinion in favor of the Legality OF
the sale by the Sub.Treasurer of San Francisco OF
drafts on the New-York Banks and St. Louis Sub
Treasury at a premium. The Government needle
funds in California anc sent out several hundred thou
sand dollars of drafts on " York. Se to be exchanged
81 San Francisco at premium for gold with parties
desiring TO remit to the Atlantic States This course Of
the Government has met with some censure as inter
fing with the business of the dealers in Exchange
bnt il appears Il at it has been decided to be legal
The total shipments of anthracite coal the past week
reach the aggregate of 20 SOP uns For the year the
tunnage reaches 1879 rs tuns against 20l9 100 tuns
last wear to the same time. The Reading Railroad
brought down 81 us tuns for the week ending on
Thursday last and 29s 42 tuns for the year. against
lO5l $50 tups to the same time last year. The ship
ments on tie Schuy kill Navigation for the week end
Ing on Thursday p 25 tuns and for the season
to that time 534 O3e tuns against 46357i tuns to the
same time last year. The shipments OF coal from the
Iebeh region were for the week ending with saturday
last IL 500 uns against 40 sos tuns for the correspond
ing week of last year; for the season $50 295 tuns
against 504 4j6 uns 10 the time last year. Ship
ments for the the Delaware and Hudson Ca
nal are said to show considerable increase last
year.
At Philadelphia Money continues abundant, with a
moderate demand. Frst-class paper is readily placed
Bank rates. and for secondclass the range is from
to T. cent.
The Money market is also easy at Boston at pre-
vious rates.
Alta meeting of the stockholders of the Troy and
Greenfield Railroad held ct Greenfield this week, it
was voted accept the Act ofthe Massachusetts Leg
slature loaning s2,OOOOOO to that enterprise, and
authorizing the execution Of securities to the State
vote was also passed authorizing the issue of bonds to
Mr. Serrell to enable him TO raise funds on the same
The following is the condition of the Bank Of Mis-
sour and it's branches on 3oth June, 1855, as COM
pared with Bis; December 1854, being for six months
business:
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Arrived

L. s. ~. steamship Roanoke, Simmer, Norfolk and ~
burg mdse. 10 Ludlsm Pleasant, -
Blrk Antagonist (of Salem) CFowel, Buenos Ayfes ~
hides wool &C. to Z. W. Ropes a Co. July AZ
long 80 20 W. passed ship showing red 'gnsi w
lsupTosec damcnd) IN the center July 10, lat ynh's
10 g. passed French bark. No date, lat qN olt =
bosrdea Dr. bark stanley from St. Stephen for sa'ssa
Bark Mary Lee, Master, Cardenas, days, saga" 20
Sardy. - "A
Big Abby Thsteber of Bangor Rio Janeiro, June s -
&c. TO A c. Rossire & Co -
Brig Mary FarrUw, Orcott, Westchester, Ia % AS 80
Brig ST. Mary, fof San fTabciscO) Johnson rusn"''~
July IL, coffee, hides, s c., 20 Wolff Sexes Co, ~
schr y. Flanner, Apologize, Wilmington, ~ W -
naval stores TO r. Gilmore a. Co.
schr Mary and 'izabeth, Booker Philadelph1 -,
Schr Only Daughter, (3-mssted) Baker ~
Schr Sarah, Hunt port laths. o. hayae" ~ Ia
schr Kossuth Church 4, NewbaTyport, mdse 70 h'' -
sohrIWest Clean, Whaling, Gloucester q. nsp
schr Mary MAXIM, Beers, Boston days n'o'''
Sprsgue ~ .,,.
Ser Mary NJ Brainard -, Portland o. '''''
BFLOW-BaIk Brilliant siesbee, New-Orean~
WIND-SunIse, Z. \. L. meridian, t. . f-i '''''7'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-30
To Mariners.

AGer the seth July lac 81 Helena Bar bsn, b.. pc,
removed for repairs No light viii be shown ,..ss
further notice. A black eask buoy, with L. v
naipt will show her station.
Charleston. July -. 1855 ,.1,h that q 3,
Ihe Board Of Health Norfolk, have orae.e5Sd sos n
tire r. strctiors heretofore published Be 80 sOcs
brsce all vesss auisre Al that port ir2 ~ tsp are ~
latitude OF Charleston. Pilots and hafOo' -
10 raw attention 10 this police. -. - nj. passf y
Cspf CLARK Of schr Pedee states thai ce.nrb>sn
ping al be discovered LARGE bznk m ihe ~ .ns b. ~
Is uron chart. The bank Is stos ,s "a 20 IS IT,, -,
W. N w. cunrnt, setting at miles per nd W ss
on the bank vary from g % IS ian son n 70 s. cn y
"a snd S enc ,. .sh cna and and shells and reel
water.
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% hiring the subject Of hsrmonizny The different inter
81. before the creditors by consolidation.
vote was passed instractiOg the directors not to
m.is S any soItsS with S Sh sG sS%P''''
The following gentlemen were unAsuoq-ly eeet'i
r,;-1c.o,s. wss.T. W. RaymDod Lee. Onsow HioaTns,
80 w Xcs.,i.b 7 Eilrid.e, Isaac Spanl1ng, "
- Uoptins. Henry Van Rensselaer,, j. ID; JgaseR' D.
Pni.eu sidney Lawrence, Geo. V. Hoyle, l. l.
Pratt ard A. W. Spencer.
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MARRIED.

1htf-yyI-In Fairhsvep ssss. he Rsy Atss HsS,ea
bisiouary 10 The Nestorisns, 20 Mics bLiIAhsIH D. MI
5,usht,r 4 Gideon. Nye ksi. -, -.,
DrS,v,-CossILL-Af Flushing. Lens lAend 90 IhuT.day
Jaw D. BY the Rev CAroenteT smith OoH.aL.cs " =
= Issira Long Island. JsNE, eldest da1nteE q e
lee Judge Richard Cornell Of TIE fJTtner place
OwFs-H AEw0op-At Clsversct on Weanesasy July . w
d. d OWEN Of Clayerack 70 xss ANA HAYWOOD q Phs-
dephia.
Phfsde Ihit and Roches or papers please copy. - m,
cTFppFss-ORMsBy- - ckbrdge lnSfehau county MIR
on Wedp July 2 By the Rev. Il. A Barker, NJ WI
LIAM NJ sTEFaEys and Ns- H.ERiEr VI oasstf' al CT
hrdg
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Sales of stocks ut Philadelphia.

Reported for THE y. 7. TRIBUNE by J. r. II. B. FEY
Firtt Ioard-3WO Reading r. r. 10 86i; 5000 Cry &c.
S. ss3 q Morris Canal b5 1885, 81 Penus r. r. 4 80
DO IS Al CO Sohuyki Nav. Preid 81 100 Reading r. r.,
il 100 do b5 az; 200 Long Island r. r. cash. 6l; 100 do
l6 Mechanics Bank, 6ss 32Mechanics Bank, Soi
) Bank of Penusylvani b5. 20.
r. cash 5Ci 80 Reading r. r., is.
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r1a Eieb.h.Ax. Railroad Company have divided s.

g cent on their halfyeariy business rom It January
20 Goth June Of the present year Their gross receipts
Tor the SIX months were sl57 6e3i expenses s9l,3j7
and ne, profts, $40, j3s'
The ST. Nicholas Bank has declared semi-annusl
dividend Of % Z, cent, payable Aug 10.
The HoIister Bank Of Buffalo has declared & semi
annual dividend of T. cent.
The semi annual interest falling due Aug. !, on the
Cleveland. Painesvile and Ashtabula Railroad mort
cage bonds; on the Ohio and Indiana Railroad do,
and On the Belefoniaine and Indiana Railroad Income
Bonds viii be paid at maturity at the clearinghouse
Of Win.low, Lanier & Co. in this City.
The interest coupons on The Mortgage Bonds OF the
Central Railroad Of New-Jersey, due Aug. /, Will be
paid On thai day al the office OF the Company, No. 0s
Wal-st.
Albert H. Nicolay regular semi-weekly auction sale
Of Stocks and Bonds will take place on Monday next
the 30 inst, at ~ O'Clock az the Merchants Lf-
charge.
Mr.. E II. Ludlow will also hold sale inelndins
1000 Ohio g. 1850, and 100 shares Ohio Lie and
Tlust Co.
Tie Imports Of general Merchandise show large
decrease as compared with last year, being 100
sgans, 8, 33s s64 decrease of 100000 and Of over
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SATURDAY, July 2s-P NJ
There wss n fair amount of business at the Stock
Board to-day, with generally an upward tendency.
The operators for al do not appear disposed TO act
with much energy, while the bulls, admitting the
probability of dull market during the warm weather,
continue to have great confidence in an active and
buoyant market during the Fall months. Reading
was the most buoyant fancy selling to large extent
and touching s92 at the Second Board an advance Of
IL = cent Erie was steady at 81. New-1ork Central
sold to considerable extent at 1O2 and after the
Second Board was 97l bid, dividend off. Panama
was in demand and 1884 was bid at the Second Board.
There are some orders for this stock from London.
The dividend notices had just been received at the
time of the sailing Of the Atlantic. The Western
shares are generally iim Gaena and Chicago, Chi
caeo and Rock Island and Michigan Central were
better. Illinois Central was e7l. The sales of land
by this Company continue very large in view OF the
very warm weather and the receipts for July will show
a fair increase ca June. Nicaragua was among the
most buoyant stocks and sold as high as lei. The
inquiry for Raj road Bonds continues good and the
market is strong Illinois Central Ffeeland sold higher
than ever before, 9Oa; Construction SOB Fries, 1870
advanced to 93l; 1855 were g72 New-York Centrals
1903; Panama 1922, &c. In STATE Stocks there was
moderate business, but quotations are without much
change
The ExehsDge market has heavy appearance, but
we note no variation in quotations
There is very little doing in Freights, and DO Grain
offering to Liverpool. Flour and Cotton 5-32d To
London ., 500 bbls Oil cake at l5i.
The payments at the Sub-Treasury were 1857
Received s2l2, $40. Balance, 50 695,3o5. Paidfrom
Assay Office, SIPS, 75s. Paid on dsbursing cheeks
s2s 264. Balance credit OF all accounts, s7245,947
show change Of only some 3, 600 during the week
OF the disbursements however, $780, 900 went TO
Washington and Norfolk.
The exports Of Specie for the week ending this day
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,InrL,,.. c.rrErLLr RERonrEp E0n rnE THn0NE:

-. -, -. d. .,s.lv Sic. OF y bbs <6 %
- .n8 - ga Is S flr Pearls The stock here eseee'
5000 casks =, III . fi.-fs .,,,o
sons' .ses have rarsriled Of Niddns Ipanaf ~ losc
bh sho IS an improvement on lat tansastos Of r. we
con last quotations., ~ the ao Aeo ave no'1 ~
barr-a egrer
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" trig 81 MN. from Pss,to CabeEo--A Disture l.s
M-s Mary Ann BecroN. '7frsnf,
IN ing Az rhatcle,. from RIO Esseiro -1hos Duno,
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Among the Imports were: Hides, s76,3oO Iron,
Sos Geo: Lead, $4,000; Tin, s5s,3oo Molasses'
sa5.5oo; Rags, $4,000; Rice, $4,000; Sugar
sac eco; Tea, 5000 9OO Watches, sj2,soOi -egars,
as soo Coffee, slOi 3OO Nader, $4,000; Linseed
oil. 1900; Furs, % 900. The Exports OF the week
are about the same as last year, ss65,'l5 against
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IMMATURE ALMANAC,

IMMATURE AtMANAC......This DAY.
SUN-Rises..s - etts..........f " aOOx-Ri,eS a.,
HfcH wkTAk................rHis "
sandy Hook. 7.35 Gov T. eud...8;57 Hal Oite Ia,
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Receipts OF Produce

BY North Rirey Bais-7 90 bbls Flour Os A bush CON-
$50 do Oar, $50 pigs Oh Cshe, s. do. Provisions 10 Do.
Wbsfy, rs Do. Ashes
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10 be supplied by the landlord the tenant may recoup
his ees sustained by the failure Of the landlord 20
supply steam power according the provisions Of the
esse and he actual loss Of wages paid during very
short intervals that u, one or two days fnau-ed "
want Of steam, may properly be allowed as damages