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m small .,oel and prices nominal Lard emitted as,ard
Ea,,,r 10 fr request and firm At l6d2 ~, yh, ana n
a7e Tor state Cheese IL in fair request Il sib EEI, are
in demand AZ &c. Y co<
RICT-There is change TO o,ioe, moderate au.ns -
Ia. be- done Of 100 asks a, IS 7s So a. 20 qasy
sPICES-Ne notice turtf of bale. Cloves lie.
cash Pepper sells in Sss = iF.c
sklNs-Ooai s-- s sEnsb sek and prices remain hrni
Dee: god especially Angostu and tue receipts
In prospect se; go Central American rObAseol
part receive BY the Bl.ck WaTriof-on private terms
SUGARs-Ouf mariet ray b. termed h, all classes Of buy
show M reluctance entern; the market present
pios The receipts rt which gives holders confidence
sail {. Of IS hhds Cub. Nu-covado AZ 81 Gloc.
TALLOWThe marke heavy and the Inquiry hsht sa es
Of 100 n ~ llfc. q n cash. 49,
NHIskY-1he market is ,hade hrrner, the demand lair
sales of 5ce bbls A. 3lG5lIc. for Ohio and Prison.
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To Mariners.

EAST CoAsr OF BRAzIL.-IxTERMIrrEsr Lon Il
MAcEo-Ocal information has been received al M. Once
that the Brazilian Government has notice fhsi 90 ne III
day of July last light established In ~ port
Msceo capital of the Province Of Asgoss, on the eat %
Brazil. -
The sht 10 Intermittent with fash every seeoad nr,
IL shows light Of the material color for 10 seconds 1ss
ecpsed for X seconds then BRIGHT dash Of IL seconcs
eclipse of ~ seconds and then again the STEADY
thus CONF letng its phase In interval Il minutes
The illuminating apparatus IL cstsdioptrc lens 81 ne afe
order The light placed at elevation Of 2D fee. aecw
level Of the and should be visible IN clear wseas
distance Of u miles - A..
The light tower stands the point Of the t ssa
overhsnss the City Of Msceio, on the spot where Fss
magazine formerly stood in lat deg 50 min 10 sec ~
SIS deg Al min Of the meridian Of GTeenwh
THORNTON 4. JENKINS, sssrcps
Treasury Department Office Lighthouse Board,
Washington City, Nov. 10, 1864. -.
TIE KAJTEGAr, JUTLAND -PlRTIAL ECLIPSE @ -
SgAGEE or SgAw LIGHT Official Information hs ess6
eeived ct bis Office that the Royal Navy Department a.
hagen hiss aven notice that the Lighthouse building
Sksg Sksw Point will ain such elevation d1nt
present year will partially prevent the actual n'
from the skssen Point the eastward MHinesS
hereby cautioned thereof BY order Of ,he L.sshoss
Treasury Department, Office Lighthouse Board,
Washington, d. C., Nov. 10, 1856. 3 -
ScoTLAsp-WEsT CoAsT-PoRTpArRIcxH assos Lsss-
TIE following notice TO mariners has been received y
Office: The Lords Of the Admiralty have ds
that the inner lighthouse at Portpstrck be relfhsl
10 hereby given thst and s-r tho 18th day Of October
the iDner lighthouse Por,paict harto the :.ne -
formerly, amely IN la 81 5o ~ NJ lon " W."
witch. nearly The light Will be Of the 9th order
be visible from the deck Of ship AZ distance Of eight -
olesr weather through Of l8o deg OF the hor1ob
the westward or 70 the seward The tower OF sooe
high and painted white stands ut the southeast 1890
habor and at $50 yards within the outer shthouse
head which is not sh,sd * order q sss Lisshsa
TIeaEry Department. Ofce Lighthouse Board, ".ffe~
d. C., Nov. H. 1855.
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Richardson Brother. & Co.'S Circular.

Per NfaqdYal LIVERPOOL, 18th Mo- It'll. 1885,
Co1rcs-Ws have 10 report another very dull week the de-
msnd from the trade being small and done q.
nothing II difficult to state the exact decline but i:
nearly 3D. In the fortnight the lower grades and sooce
a. to Lied other classes The sales to-day are geo
s s fs. : :a se Of s: 's
American and ESQ surasi exporters f@ American and Inv
surst, leaving tor the trade q, $50 bales ,,-
ouEkcIrRox BARK Ia. declined during the week in eon.e
Of good many .%s pi5sea saSh S
BsiiiacIe laiis cwt Buyer. expect present high
rates must draw large imports ,,
TanIow~Tie demand h.yias ALLEN Cd, prices have given
nssn ,s he same s.en: f h.. bes a'
Stock London GEO casks, against 2Vo same time last
orrR srro- Still inquired for.
BySr-TstsI s.les amount to only s5 tcs 100
their heavy purcbsses Of last week
PoEK-L.eo bbs American have arrived from France only
for SON. little extra dne, 72s bh
BAeOA-The stock q old !, nov much rsdassd Of new"
suction 'ses this week s9us so9 e'te. fetched
s.as i~ w.. n c. fSS E dull Tor '''
Re re iRpsps ,. ;ss1 ~ ,s shs
that Al Kind without regard experience, and the
almost total loss Prices from up
The weather b. been rer frosty since Of Tues
dsy The Trade has ruld nAIa.te here AID il Manchester
ye,erdAy but very ,rsng business resulted In WHEAT.
Holders would have mace slight concession to have
p.x CoRs h,. been vesy f aud fair trade passs it
FImsr. deliveries for the past week are small and consst Of
Average price this week IS = a. asins 80 week
year Th; may be seceatrd Tor oy the fae weather for
getting in iLeir crops
We lad limited a,teniance a, hi, mornings market; Nil
icrs aud 1, aTs operated cg;iouy Ony small consnmP-
tsSe demand experienced WHEAT at pees shade
easier Tuesday the chief reduction
in the general rune IF WhrI
Ssek aud barrel FLovE moved Of bu, .pansy decline
Th1 demand for IxDrAs Coax lnissd; few sass
effected slight eoncesss the rates Of our last
MEAL and OARS. here;otyr, difficult to move, former
price, . It'll difficulty made.
EcYrrrls BEANS from scarcity. supported tie rates Of
Tuesday. . , =, -, .,. .
Of R5iy<s wheat Z $50 qrs Indian Corn H. las bills and
o5 ,sciSS Flour EXPORTS ter same prod consist Of 80
ora Iwhss 2+c qra Indian Corn 1' ees and ss5 sacks
Flour 49, - 80
We quote the value of American White WaElr, New $50
loj Old apds6: Red New sisG9,, Old, 7i6ds 0{S 70 o.
Baltimore and PhiIAeipba Flour 81 as g. Ohio 81 as
Canadian S5fd3si Western Canal mas v bel. IsDIAS
Cory Mixed and yellow, 81 3, e. White ~ cas- p so d.
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Inc iCftWDg JIncldI DOuce VIII eAPia'h why nen
eeIts ore not 10 be had
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT TREAsURER L. s.,
Boston, Nov. II, 1856. !
Applications ore made almost daily at the Office of
the Assistant Treasurer of the United States for the new
emission Of cents
4 letter received this morning from Hon. james
Guthrie Secretary Of the Treasury states that NJ
authority gi1tn By Congress at the last SESSION or
the issue Of nelc cent CONS consequently none have
been made. ~
II is hoped that this will set the public mind at rest
Oh the subject until congress shall have given authority
for the issue.
/. W. BEARD, Assistant Treasurer.
The Anthracite Coal trade for the past week foots
up better than expected in consequence to some
extent Of the adjustment of the difficulty between the
coal operators and the Reading Railroad Company on
the disputed question Of dumpage. The following
shows Tie tunnage from the Scauykl region to Thurs
day of this week and from the Lehigh region to Sat
uIday of last week, as compared with corresponding
time last year:
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Ar at Wesiport Point 18th bark Greyhound VIM -
Coast Of Afes, Sept u, with 800 bbs %. and 80 DO w
h: @ep sSns % o II Sa
$50 'p 2Sd, Globe, TRIP. N. B., $50 .p 80 hpbs s.
hS.aS b DmSsi1 rs bset 10
Heard from Aug 10. Ms;spoiset, sowls, W.s'p;r', ~
Sept. 5 S.cIsn..Dto. Snow, do 500 sp %wh. Lef
snao sept II, Pavilion, Adams, HOlmsss Hole io ~
cruise next day susan Jane for SswYork 70 ;osls'
An at wesport 18th, bark M.t,apOi.~tt, sowle rsxes'
Sailed from below Warren isrh, ship Bowdiieb, ASn -
Touched At flores DO date bark Maria Abbott Bass.
clean. -
Bs ard from no date (by Capt Weeks Of bark Hen -
bark A. r. Tucker, Smith, Dsfimouth - btls. 'p 'n'e
Ar: s.. Helene Sept "a, bark MnHnoket, fAls's'
AZ ST. Thomas July 6. William Henry, Cot, Of wsre'
spoIen-oc. i5 lat, 10 49,, Ion. ~ wa, seen ~. ts
steering ,h.wirs white swallows al signal w'''~
and black ball in center = r.sv.A
Ar At .w.B.dfOrd 18th, bark San FraDese r -
from At.slfc Ocean, ST. Thomas s,p'. rs with - ,gs
40 do. lrbk oil. Sent home 50 bis. ~. oil xreeS<.
Oct r. lat. 81 n. lon. q o. bark O,ceols, Car,
CID. 2Eh bak Cafe rkipl Massachusetts $500
Pacific: bark Oray Taft Clark, Atlantic Ocean tsh
sid from Woods Hole I3;b ship HosouicE' |"
Bark MatispOi.e., did no, arrive a. wespSH "N'
An st. Helena Sep. a. tsk Mn MIliHSse' rs 81
whs.D.s:b. siisS' Rohnsyie, Ma,tspoIs.t. sep Sse
9Th, Caroline, Harlow, GreeDport. Ice So w ,.v ~
Sailed from N.wBediord S'th, bark Ms's@'"' a
Sailed from Nantucke; 2Stb, brig Homer, Fi'ss' "
letter fiom Capt, Taber Of bark MlDote. q = a.
dated ST. Helena Oct. g. states that be had sPs .s -
oil BY the TIepic Bio, d aud for Sew-Bedio'a '''
letter iroua en- board bark Janet, West Of 80. ss
ueT.s her AZ the Island Of Ascension March ., WE
oil, bound 10 the Equator -. whaling.
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Arrived. SUM


anship Roanoke I'm Norfolk Nov 22 I'D inst, II
James kyer bark Lamarfne, thompson, nom Cy
Point for Galveston
Ship Robert Kelly BsTsow. Liverpool Oct o. ndse and $3s
psss Boyd Hneken. Had one death nf2nt ON
tie Nov IS lat A. Ion 81 exchanged signals with
shp iBs dsns white ground with blue cross The
Bar Nov 10 49, and has been IL W. Of
SabLe leland, with strong westerly winds
Shin Christina London Oct H. mdse and is
10 Grune Mnturn Co Nov lat IS c5 Ion. 80 H. spoke
,lp Julia Lawrence ON Cadz Tor New York ~ days and
" q. IN conp ury with her five days.
SLp J. r. Wheeler new of Boston. Rot son, Bath me D.
10 days ballast j. J. Atkins IL 900 tuns burden
slip Rerhsrd tBr-m.l hsake, Bremen days. mdse. and
psse Meyer Stueken Been II days w. VI ths Banks
With variable Winds.
Bark Fila. Pike tof Bos,op Stevens Leshofn Sept a.
passed Gibraltar Oct ~ marble, ke Shines Hafner
Sailed IN company With bark Cen Cobb, Haskell foo New
Yurk.
BIg Los Amigos of Bsitmore) Lswrev S. Andrews (span.
len Mann 20 days. and LeAysa Co. Ex-
psIisneeo succession Of heavy ~ Winds and heavy
Brig Gen. Boyd tof Bddefordl Glpa,rick Vienna days
ship timber 70 order. vessel TO master
BRIG Oliver Tot Aaehas Petgrew Port Prince "A days
M uLs logs cod 10 Rolker Mollann Had heavy weather.
Beg Judge Whitman, Prsssey, Calais.
sehr Potahentss Buckley Charleston days, cotton &C.,
10 Scranton TslnIsp.
sehr Francis sst;ey, Petit, Charleston 10 days. cotton
ke., 20 master.
schr Falmouth, webery, Ponce Up RI, Nov g. l03 hhds
sugar. l52 bts do Ia Sruver Kohl Klueksh Sailed In
company with sehr Mohawk for Baltimore Nov 80 lat IS
"a lon ~ s. spoke bark Leo, from Havana for New York
Schr Argus Eye sharp Savannah Il days cotton and rice %
D. Golden Murray Nov. q Henry Bacon (s.suaDl sged q
years, ps,ir, of MofrisoSp, ~ J., disd
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Passengers Sailed

IN "a, ,eam,hp Baltic for Lirsrpoo!-Messss Rs 20 Reeder
pbn. FulIer Francisco Navarro Mr.. and Mrs Bgrnaey
and infant Royal Navy Mr. Haywood Jas H. wts yo mn
b Bruhl Mr. Stesins Mr. McGil Mr.. BiTkenhesd r Z Hat
E. H. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Houshson servant ana ena i.
low Cyrus CLARK Lyman A Jscobus Thomas Cr.iion NI'
perinr Ms Probyn d. w Hexxl b. W. hexall Mss mex
dr.p and servant Miss Doremus Nj and Mrs W. Wide j.
Mr. Forer M BRYAN Geo Dckey, Mr. West, Mr. and MIs j.
csSu two children and servant Nj Hughes Mr. Wilson,
Nh ana Mrs Howard and infant, Mr. Moniant j. G. yerter
E,nTv Rrll Philip md Victor France, NJ u. Weyde Dsolel
Kipnsv George McGsuey Mr. and Mrs Cmtslaren; r Wa
lians Rodo ph smith w W Lemsn, Mr. Ed% aTds r r. AT,
iCd Az lady w Arnold John Closo, W. j. HAYS henIy
Pin.ro Nj BOVINE Miss Bowne-Total, sL
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sehr. Frani, Sicisrsop, Bspsisele.

Schr. Franh, Sicisrsop, Bsyrstsb,e.
Sehr. w. u. Carpii, Hawbins. Boston.
Sehr. Virginia lns~) Day Port Jsaer.0n.
Sehr Mystic Valley lnewl Hol,ard Mysdc. y
Sehr. Quckstep. -, Msehiss
sehr W. T. Conquest. Dsssett New HAyer,
Propeller Black Diamond, Alien. Pr scelpAis
Propeller uneas. Bat .,.r,torc.
Pre-. riednOni Peat, Baltimore 60 kea Els,. a
b. Cromwell. 81
Prcrsn, y PotomshA Cp.hnan. New Bedford
Propeller osceoa Clark, Providence
BELow-ship Lizzie, Drew. Also, shiT, tas.. N,
brig.
wIND-purins tee DAY, e. and lishi.
The steamship Texas Forbes, r San JgAn, Nc, 49, a.
morning fsonl QnsrAntine.
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4 toe dty, 3. ana llshi
nv telegraph.

BosToN-Au Nov. 2. ships John Wis, Wade, c..e.,,
Absno, Hall &c. Ocean Star, Symonds, New-OreIs ~
Further, Dawes Smyrna; Commodore. Williams MLls. :"
The ship John wills. al this por; Tom Calcutta ,pis NJ
20 la; a s Ion. 81, the steamship Marion In se1a -
MISSING steamship Lyonnais success
bOsIoN-ArT Nov ,, ?. 81 iiiehlsn9 Lab, C-;sCS
shps sabine, from Cslcnif,; Hsmpaen, from Shells; ~
steamer X b. FORBES with bAik Cossack h. tow, fcm N,
YoTk-Sll bound 20 this port
from New-York.
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Orleans. Mobiles. Upsnds.
Psir...........7!d I'D I'd.
Middng .......6id. 6l3l6d. 6lS.l6d

Ordinary to good Ordinary 81 qe! Inferior .iic5t
Total stock in this port 42s 900 bales American S 900 baes
Do time last f7s 900 bales American 2 900 bales
Import for the week IL ls6 bales.
In Manchester also business has been very quiet this week
In the early part of the week there good demand for
WHEAT Flour to-day the market has been very
tive with prices We quote white WHEAT 1911 d04
red sed93 10 n. Western Canal FLOUR, 81 ass PhA
delpiis and Baltimore 32 ass Ohio, ss ASH Csnsds So
Sc Sour d32 y Dbl White INDIAN CORN, 81 ass ye
low SO 6dS4 and mixed, IS ass 6 Rqr.
No sale TrRPESTSE report. OF RosIy 5000 bbls have
been sold at 4 6d4I8 p ewt. for common
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Brown, shipIey g. Co.'s Circular.

Per Eia0araJ LIVERPOOL, Friday, Nov. 7, 1856
The Niagrss sdvces which received on the Sd inst
beng thought decisive the injury previously reported
TO have the Cotton crop BY FROST the market at
once r-spsed Of complete nacon compared with
Transactions Of the preceding fortnight 30 hst the
which for speculation and export Prices In conse
have mddDg descriptions being
psryey scarce maintained Their value but the higher
and lower qualities have declined ID y H. To-day the sales
estimated at which 900 export and
uaon and the market closes quietly at the following
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Arrived.

Steamship southeEner murray chsle:tcn %d;e and pass
sSOId s;Sn Co .0, IaT w yS..%hs
vile, from NewYork fol- ssvannahi Friday m n a -
Steamship Floas woodhun savannah so hours md:e cad
passengers to 5 L. Mitehl 10th inst, s;l5 an 20 miles
Hazard bound s.; same day. s:43 pm Hatteras Light bearing
n BY E. exchanged signals with steamship Knoxville hence
Ship Glad Tidinss Nelson London 50 days, chalk to w%
S Sis hs sS %s sua white d.s @
passed nGmSSr Of bS Of provisions ah &C. Inc mas
Slip H., ar, El'Sss SICILY es 81
Eas;sy: os sd es
3 % as ss%1 Ra a ss,d a ?ts b. ss
c Hld rse from Ieshofn 18Th ship
anqueta f Bath sig W. I'd g;' LAT Tb s. lon on. ss :,w W
OF lat IS Tor the past days with strong W.
Ship Alesander tot Bs.imore) Balm Rotterdam Oct T.
mde and Il passengers to Taylor Merrill I'm INST at ~
CO. passed ship showing red signal with black ball In
ship Have Mclean syre Oct 49, mdse aud 1872 passengers
Slip Henry Reed, Dearborn Antwerp and Flushing Oct IS
Ship Isnmerscir, Bkheaa Sunderland Oct cleared the
pereDced heavy westerly gales Oct IL lat IS
g. lon "a o. encountered hurricane from sw whi'h split
S s.i f scga ep% S on Es % Dssc
e. T. BY E Of the Hish .,s n. % s.. 10 W.,
Ship Fanny Forester Davis Orleans % days md.e.
Bari Elise Rabcie Ham, BOw.en, Hamburg Oct, o. mdss.
and S45 to karck Had births and deaths
to Nelson Clements Co. Experienced heavy weather the
Bark Regatta Taylor Wilmington, NC, iad,y', naval
Brig Velocity DBL Mann Black River Jam, Oct. a. pi.
mento and logwood to Leaycrsft Co.
Brig Phluis, spnsue, Savannah 10 days. cotton &c, to
Brig Erie (Br) Douglass, Demesra % days, and
Brig Industry Robinson, PctOu coal McAuliG whselock
Almon.
Brig Union (Br.A =, Londonderry, plaster.
Brig James Wallace Brown, Aiibndse days lumber to
schr Josephine smith, Rio Janeiro Oct. T. coffee &C. to
Ssi 9f Red Rover "a S5
was with ship Rather tof Balmoe from RE JAnero
for NewOreans
r sI coffee and fa.iie to weinberg Weeks Experienced
heavy weather, split sails, &c.
scfr Julia (Br MaycO.t St. George, B. days lumber
sck L. Peacock MeCresdy savsnnahs day., cotton &C., to
J. r. Gilmore
schr Jonas Smith Spates Savannah 10 days cotton, &C.
McCresdy, Mott l. Co.
schr Senator Wilson, Georgetown
seh fr SPEED soger., PSl.selphis. "'''"' ~ u
schr. 0ueksep, Richardson, Lubec.
schr. GiPsey, lDsall; Mschiss
schr II Dorado. Was, Machi.s
sehr Eagle, Rhodes, Rockland
Schr Mslbonme, Xix, Kockland.
schr. Thomas Xix, Hall, Rocklsnd.
scbr. Globe, Paine, Salem
schr. w. Gilman, Crowel Boston.
Schr. Lady Suffolk -, Boston:
scLr. /. franklin Avery WarehAm
sloop Oregon, Rhodes Bangor.
Propeller 1Los swap Willets, Baltimore 10 hours
Propeller Decatur Geer, Norwich
Propeller Mars, Nichols, PhiIsdelphis
Me Augusta savsnnsh Jaa Adser Charleston; jamestown
Norfolk shp Andrew Foster Liverpool Zion Bermuda
Cosssek, Boston lin tow Of steantus r. b. Forbe')
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FOR LIE NCEk.

The season for the canals is now nearly over. A
week or two viii probably close them to navigation
leaving any lack Of supply that may exist to be supplied
by the Reading and the Lebigh Valley Railroads.
We Judge from the London journals received by the
Niagara that there has been relief in the Money
market there and at points on the Continent but
that in Pars financial affairs much as before quoted
The long session OF the Bank of England Directors it
now appears not as telegraphed, upon the subject
of change in the rate Of interest, but upon an app-
cation of large capitalist for aid, which it is under
stood was rendered. After the heavy payments of the
5th the discount market assumed qaeter tone, and
the demand at the Bank not large. The great ac
vty Of business and the high prices Of road materials
would prevent rapid return to state Of ease About
he'd been drawn from the Bank of France, but
t was understood that 10 large purchases would be
made until the James Baines 81 days out from Aus
ITALIA with E700CC0, anived.
In relation TO the rumors ofarge forgeries The Times
states that they OILY amount to 900 on inon-
ciaI establishment. The Credit Mobier had been
sounding London capitalists in regard to their taking
on interest in the Russian Railway concession, and met
with 10 encouragement, which was considered to be
favorable feature There but little doing in Amer
can Securities but the market rather frmer, with
some inquiry for investment The transactions were
mainly confined to Illinois Central Bonds and Shares.
The latter have sold high as l2l premium, equal to
about l6 premium here. Mr.. E. +. Satterthwaite
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MINIATURE ALMASAc....rHls DAY. -
snn-Rises 6:s8 Sets...... 4:S6 Moon-Rises ..4;Oln
HIGH wArER...THIs DAY.
Sandy Hook 5l2 Gov Island. 602m HslGste...... I:f
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ner, ofi.1 tie matter lsd no: previously oeen Or
ranged:
TIE E,ucr Of Prodsoe dubg the week were lo v eS
,.,ns Thug ~ 57O75O of which over 81 'OoV00
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Receipts OF Produce.-Nov %.
By No-tA R;rs, BOan-l,4W bbls Flour 1858 er'hss
Wheat soc 90. Oats, SO pkgs Whisky. - ,,r,,
BY the Erie RaIrodd-+ 90 bbls Flour, % pAsa "hAy
< Al pr,t
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Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY Nov o. 1856.
EAsHFs-The marke. unsettled for Po sales OF . bbls
al 81 sra Ga Pearls quiet at ga SO ~.
COTTON-1he market, IL hing shade trrner today
with r business doing. We advance quotations c but
would that this improvement not generally realized
The sales are 1900 bales
NETWORK CLASSIFICATION.
Uplands Florida Mobile. NO. X Tex.
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Passengers Arrived
In shio Robert Kelly from Liropoo-Andrew L. Wallace
". .Nark
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The return from the Bank of England for the week
ending the let of November gives the following results,
when compared with the previous week.
Public ~ Ipsrss.s f 81; SO
.ssr eep".'. sssS ineI rss.e,. ' iaSi
On the other side of the accounts
Government securities. fl0 1854 Decrease. asooi
Other securities. l9053,f46 Increase 50s, rs
Notes unenpoyed... 2e43665 Decrease. lH,6s5
The amour, Of notes in circulation is go 1896 i05
being decrease Of f36 4s0 and the stock OF bullion
in both departments is f9,696,327 showing a de-
crease Of fi 269 when compared with the preceding
return.
meeting Of the creditors Of Messrs. Fox, Hender-
son 4 Co., who suspended the 18th ut., was held
al Birmingham, when a statement was submitted by
Ny. Coleman, the accountant, showing the uncovered
liabilities Of the tim to be flli000 while the assets
ere pu. al Elel, 40.
The Circular OF Messrs. Berenberg, Gossler & Co,
dated Hanburch, Nov. 4 says:
Money has been more easily obtainable since our
last a gTa0nsly recedng rates; 81 ~ cent to-day
even 3 q cent for best signatures, notwithstanding
continued export dem and for silver for Russia princ
pally. Sill transactions in stocks and shares have
been on ncst limited scale EXCHANGES with the
exception Of London which has declined and prevents
orr supplying the demand for silver for the East are
well supported.
Tie London .Ners Of Saturday, the sth, saws:
FRIDAY EvTSNG.-Tbe Stock Exchange markets
re ain q tendency toward auctusiion but upon the
whole con.idt abe stcadin.ss was sho sn 10 day The
funds closed / per cent higher than yesterday. In
ADDITION 20 Toe unsatisfactory appearance of fan.i,
affairs in Pans, detailed in private lie .ers there
were seveTal features to day suggestive of caution
One of the mos, pr 'neDt o. these special meet.
ipg 81 the Rark Court which was summoned for TINS
afternoon. Nothing definite has ranspred relative TO
he pa;ure Of the question upon which the directors
have basn called together 10 deliberate; bu' taken
10 comet on with The length Of their sitting yester.
day ihs 81 sciGl court was regarded with leasisess
in The Stock Excia &c AID I'D 70 tie srcGlai N of
several uniayo. able ranors. fac. of more
d,frio ciIrfe,e, is the farii,I decline s,tlbshed
ais afert o. in IL. foreign * ,Aanges. Tbs move
ntnt - watched tie NOE AtAioGsy eecslse mole
it:e sddi,J.nal deeI.re wcJd cary t1e ru:es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-24

The following is comparative sateinei. of the alu
Of certain exports from the commence nent Of The yea
m nav 20:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-24

Total... 2 28tt,%4 &4l1JlfV. Sl56I91D S2,7l5 ~
Net increase to Nov. ~ 1885, Il sa 499
The Tolls received upon the Canals of this State for
the second week in Novembe were az follows
I'd week In November, 1856. ................Sl 27N
In 1855 4l46