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I'd 200 800 boxes bacon Il 72s 3D.; 1900 bbls four
st d coo bales OF cotton ut 32d and 3.l0d with
some Icgwo Ct 22s 3D. To London about q, 900 600
bbs. -four engaged 1t % Cd q On 101zd 500 boxes
cheese at &c.,. 400 boxes bacon oiIcake wss ~
3os, and grain was at 1czd To Glasgow -four was d
e. 3D. To Hsvre rates WIRE unchanged.
hay Of 500 ooo bales sold for shipment
at CSC. . TOO.
Hcrs were selling in moderate way at Sc. . Io1<c. for
good 70 primepew qualities
LIME was IN limited demand with light sales at oHc.
ior common, al 81 10 for lump.
AoAssis DO nhds Porto Rico were sold ct $50.
NAVAL sIohEs The market inactive, while prices
were withootcosnge Sales spirits OF turpenne
made In small way at 43hc cash Crude was scarce
and hrro, and common roain dull.
PRoyiIoAs-Pofk-Ihe market was hrmer, though
sales were bRbt; the saes, In lots were reported q
about $50 800 bbis at Sis l2h $40 rs for old and
ri $40 81 for mess and SIT ait 81 and sic 90
for new prime Beef continued quite arm with saes of
about $50 hbls to the trade at So 81 26 do
50 10 $40 for old; repacked $40 li So aud Chicago
do at $l4 Sl4 &c; prime was quiet at SlT SIT
20 Beef hams frm with saes OF 100 obls at SIT
$40. Dressed hogs were active at 71sc. Lard was
firm, with sales of 200 bills the SPOT at 1885, there
WAS . rumor Of sales of 3 600 packages delivered m
three months, 600 each In January, February and
March, at II Nc Gut meats steady, aud bacon in
fair demaDc, At last weeks prices Butter was In good
demand and Arm. Cheese was selling 1t &c. l0Kc.
R1-About $50 bbls sold at $40. 4Xc.
SuGARs-The sales were confined to scout 400 hhds.
Cuba, mostly low or common grades for refining, az
SIC. exc, and ESQ boxes brown Havana n p &
wHsKEY.-The sales embraced about 400 bbls, at
akc.
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BALTIMORE, Dec. 8, 1855
New Orleans papers Of Tuesday Of last week are 70
hand They contain Vera Cruz dates TO the 18th ultmo
The s.ste OF siege At Pueba st continued, without any
decisive results Communication with the capital and In
terror had been almoet entirely suspended
The advices from Galveston, Texas are 10 the 25th
ultmo, but the news Of little importance BuchAnans
majority In u counties Of the State was ooo In the
whole state would pbt be less Than Is 900.
Major lAly ee OF the odest citizens OF New oroans
and VINO We In command OF the artillery under General
10 yfor ~ Corpus Christi, died on tuesday last.
Asngh, shock OF an earthquake was felt at Peters.
burg, Va. on saturday last.
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To the Amlc.ed-Or all klnds OF p,.ea.c.

except consunpton-Mrs faulna Held undertakes cure
through animal agneiis all Diseases tho ard
body, matter what they called by tho medical
faculty Her magnetic powers streag and eoaous
that she capable oi making radical cures, ia ordinary
In coD4uA0ns and In extraordinary
twelve. Her treatment simple, and produces
lspses She has been efecting tso 10
non Certificates her residence will prove this. AZ she
now on her journey 70 France and VIII only remain FIR
short period IA the city since she has been called by the ned
faculty Of Paris there she calls the Of
nvahds children adultaJ consult her Her consultation
fee IL ~ Tor ordinary and single consultation will
Al IN the patients what effect her produces
Once hours FROM 70 ~ A.. NJ. aud 10 ~. ~
Mrs. PAULJNA HELD rs Greenwich street, NY.
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Serious Railroad Coils ion-r Ten Persons
kisied-Several Wounded.

IINCINNA1l, Doc. s, Isbb.
train the Cleveland and Piisburg road ran Into
express train tho ONO and Pennsy vAnis road,
coming west 1T Alliance. Ohio, this evening" xilng ten
persons aud woupding several others fne folio wing
the killed as sx - be ascertaincd jacob Rudy,
OF Alliance; Jno Mcintyre Of do DR. Smith aud lady OF
do ". I. Taylor OF Philadelphia and John Brooks, of
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New England Ciergymen and tho Kansas
Emiyrant Aid Society.

meeting Of two hundred olergymen including every
denomination, was held hero to-day, 70 bear speech
from Ell rhayer the objects Of tho Emgrant Aid Com
pany The Rev. Mr.. Chaplin Methodist, was CHI ,sen
Chairman, and the Rev. Mr.. Fuller, Uniaran Secretary
Mr. mayer eloluently addressed tho mesting for two
hours, when the following was unanimously passed.
Resolved That this meeting look on the organization
Of emigration TO Kansas has been unfolded 70
ageDcy OF the moes wonderful efficiency In the
the Gospel.
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mAHYfoA.
Bose-WAeSxR.-on Saturday norning, Dec. g. by the
Rev DR. Phillips passr OF the First Presbyterian church,
MI TBxoposE N. Boss 70 Misc LsoseRA MARINE, Oldest
daughter OF Mr., ID 3. Wagner all Of tais city.
vAHDxSBuT-HoPu-ln Brooklyn 4. d., on Thursday,
Dec 1T The reside OF the BRIDES father by The Rev.
e. Mallory, Mr. JACOB yAsDEEBr Of Staten Isiand 70
Mrs c. AssnInS, eldest daughter OF Edward Hope Esq,
of the former place.
ASDSRsos-HorE In Rrookiy n, D., ON Thursday,
Dec at the residence OF BRIDES father by the Rev.
G. 7. Mallory, Mr.. CoRSKIus K. AsDI2sos Miss jose
second dsv ghler Of Edward Hope, ESQ., al Of
BROOKLYN, T. ~.
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the Brandrh Pills cannot be highly spoken o. They re-
move all distractions give energy aud strcugth The
rcSsng headache unfortunately prevaea; with the
depression Of spirits duiness Of sight. affections
buiches, pnpes salcwness Of the
auvcnle bloom aud general spriHh
ana hcai'hfulness ct Brandrrth's pitts
LADIES 1T deiiiae period viii ind them unEivaei hey
are the bret medicine for mosAers and children and
aud cosivenees.
Iet u he remembered that BRAHnRErHg Puns are easy
in their operation and yet unite mdnes with cecencv and
require alteration attention n Diet dsriag their
sce No y Canal street Price - box sold by
Mrs. Hayes LIS Futon street Brookiyn.
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THAIBEo AT NBIo's GARDN.-The programme for 70
nights concert especially tempting TIER are three Ja'
BY ThAlbers. selections from 5emrade, In costume
by D. Angri and More and the third aot Of Romeo aud
Juliet" by DAagr Romeo, and her slater, Mile Ma
thde as Juliet. This rhalberg's last concert but one
at Nblo's.
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chests weak backs pains the side deep seated rhsnmac
and ac ions benefited Counter irrtant but
mild create venience. Sold by all medicine
vendors The fresh male ready, IL principal ON
Canal street = cents each plaster. +. AlLCOCk CO.
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Serious Steamboat Explosion.

VNtINNAr, 100.
On saturday night, d eight O'Clock, tho steamer
Kentucky. lying forty miles above hero, burst her
pipe fcaldlng eleven deck hands and bremen and ak
deck passengers. Three OF injured soon died The
otners brought 10 the hospital here yesertsy All
are badly hurt II Is thought that four ave will
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uEAR WHAT The DOCTORS SAY

ANDRES LIQUID IODINE, OR PURE IODINE WATER.
The following is the many evidences daily pre-
senied OF the wonderful efficacy OF this medicine
New YORK, Nov. y, 1856.
Messrs Ande,s Fosdick-Gen anen-I feel II but duty
10 state Oyru frankly that have vii messed the
case OF cerenc bronchitis well very of
nsmmaory rheumatism, after all other remdies failed
by the u.e Of your liquid odte iodine You
are at liberty to mention the fac think proper-since
have no hesitation in recommending your preparation Of
iodine to brother ply sciaps and the public remedy
for the afflicted Of the most valuable and reliable character
Yours, traiy. X. SOLOMON NJ. los Reade street.
ASDERsyl.RUID IODINE, Pun IODINE. WATER, which
promptly cures assumptions scroiua palsy rhe lrnasm
&C. at 81 bottle by Anders Fosdek No secoad avenue
ard So Broadway O. b. Ring 1872 broadway, a. hulse
43 Fulton street, Brooklyn
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"A Virginia Editor" In Hwper's Magazine and came
hhher 70 fight; but mutual friends having settled the
dhcuhy the parties this evening returned to Virginia
The announcement that Judge Leoompte bad been re-
moved by the President, on Saturday, s premature, a.
though such event will probably sosn take place.
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Smithsonian House, Br0adway.-H0tei Acc
csmmodatons the European American plan at option.
Steam heat throughout SIDNEY HOFFMAN,
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reported particularly scarce, and Tho probability that
our banks have bees paying back the large sums
drawn from those cities . few weeks since.
We are informed that the Ptsburg, Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railroad Company have effected very favorable
arrangement with Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana Railroad Company by which the former company
all the substantial advantages Of through line
between Ptssburg and Chicago, for the Transaction OF
their business until they have hr shed their own more
direct line to Chicago.
The Pitssburg and Chicago road Is now completed TO
Plymouth 3s3 miles from Pittsburg, and by the Of
the short line OF road between Plymouth and Lapore,
makes, with the Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana
road, q direct lIe between Pittsburg ana Chicago Of
470 miles Under the arrangement referred 10, tho
passengers and freight Of tho Pttsburg and
Cbicsgo road viii be carried through between
Plymouth and Chicago without change Of cars, max
ing therefore, but one change In the 40 miles. The
reights will be loaded unoaded by the Pttsburg and
Chicago Company, the freight depot grounds owned
and occupied by them jointly with the Galena aud Chi
cago. and the Chicago Burlington anc Quucy roads, on
he west side OF the South branch OF the Chicago river
The Pittsburg and Chicago road s operated for
through business In cose connection with the Pennsy
vania c. nira road making under the present arrange
ment through line from Philadelphia TO Chicago Of 1913
miles, and from New York to Chicago Philadelphia,
Of Oil miles, being by SO miles the shortcst route be-
tween New York and Chicago.
The Piitsburg and Chicago Company have nearly
pleted their bridge the Allegheny river, at Pitts
burg which brings their road into immediate connection
with the Pennsyvsna road thus avoiding the delays and
Inconvenience of raDsbpment OF freghts which have
heretofore occurred 1t Pttsbug The bridge has been
built In the most approved and substantial manner by
Mr. Stone OF Philadelphia stihe cost OF about $685.
and ready for the laying Of the rails The opening
OF this great central ne Offering the shortcut route be-
tween Chicago, New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore
event OF importance to the travelling public, and
especially 10 all Interested in the cheap and rapid transit
OF freights between the East and the West.
The earnings Of the Chicago and Burlington Railroad
line Nauennher Ia66 ma ga nara GnlIaws.-
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Hill, Inimitable Cutter OF Hair and Whis-
kers at No. Barclay street, Hair dye 4s box black
hrnX
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NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1856.

ouse those who have steadily and consistently op-
posed II and exposed IL motives OF misrspressn-
tasion and unfairness. Auiability under existing
circumstances would be in the Times virtue which few
papers possess. When becomes more generally known
that the Times owned and controlled by the largest stock
specializing in Wall street, the public viii know
better what value put upon It's opinions and statements
After the Board yesterday, the following sales o
stocks and bonds we're made n auction by Albert q.
Nicolay:-
50 coo Chicago and Miss I'd mortgage 7s Int added
500 Warren R R. first mortgage 7s.........do. 72a
1900 davidson County State OF Tenn, 6s.. do. %
II, 600 Breckenridse Camel Coal certificates 1870
$4c0 New York Oily (Cent al Park) stock....... 80h
B shares American Express Co. ................ 100
do. Warren R. r. Observation-Disclosures. 10
40 do. Rutgers Fire Ins Co ................ lo1 x
"a do. Lenox Fire ms Co. ,..,,.......... l0l
40 do. L0rillard Fire ms Co................l 29
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Charter Oak, Ornaments Manufactured
and mounted in gold Sold only by WM g. TARBELL jew
eller, No, 1896 broadway.
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Presents for the H0lldays.-There Is No
thing acceptable for holiday presea. beautiful photo
graph daguerre0pe ambroype which should be secured
early possible at FREDERICKs' nihcent gallery
No $50 Broadway, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel
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The best AmbrOtypes In the City are taken
At the EVERETT Gallery A23 Broadway Price from Ocents
upwards
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MONDAY, lee. So r.
AsHrs Small sales Of pos were made II TAc. TXc,
ard pearls st &c. o $40.
BRkAnsrvus.-Fiour-The market waa arm 10 DAY
with fAr AMOUNT Of aacs, and good brands
Of sate better The transactions footed no about
5000 10 GOO barrels including sales the domestic
trade aud for export II ab following Quotations
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Undergarments for the Million, Wholesale
and retail at McLAUGHL1NS. 269 Greenwich street
Of MURRAY.
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Plush, Furs 4 Halter's GOods-FOr sale by
EASTMAN & ROBERTS, 81 Maiden lane.
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ChristadorO's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupoes,
unequaed and superior articles Both for sale and the
dye privately applied at Astor House.
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupecs,
The best in the world, made sold and applied at No. E3
Broadway.
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AT the second board stocks freely offered, and
decline ranging from quarter TO per cent
realized. New York Central Railroad fell of z per cent
sao was made al 9ok, seller 90 days, ct the CLOSE
Erie fell on per cent; Reading, ~ La Crosse and MI
waukie, l. Michigan Southern Cleveland and Toledo,
x; Huds0n River Railroad, \. After the board lower
prices ruled there free sellers at the loves
points Parties who purchased ct the morning board
got frightened and sold out this afternoon at loss
feeling, no doubt, that II better to lose small than
large amount. The bank statement is considered
favorable. There . very active demand for money
to day, and the rates gradually but steadily
hardening.
The earnings Of the La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad
Company, in November amounted to $685. 6s4 10. In the
report recently issued by this company the November
earn ipgs eitmated at s46, 600.
The firm Of Taylor Brothers, Of Ne. 10 Wall street,
in no way Connected with the Of the
arrested Saturday for counterfeiting The correct
nsme Of the house in Chatham street Ia J. n Taylor.
Taylor Brothers, Of Wall street well known OF
the most substantial and respectable houses in the city
1t is reported, today that the steamship Persia, from
this port for Liverpool Wednesday will take out ABOUT
one million Of dollars in specie.
We perceive that some or the convertible sinking
fund eight per bonds Of the Milwaukee and HORIZON
Railroad to be sold by Mr.. Muller TO- morrow We
oSOSoionohy
this road and having taken less pains 70 become
acquainted with Western roads, disposed 70
regard the Milwaukee and horizon with favor Its Off.
sound substantial practical men, the road has
been built from point TO point always within the time
proposed; all her appointments have been prompt
ly kept, and they have never been borrowers
of money. The bonds issued at the rate OF
ten thousand dollars per mile, and secured
by . first mortgage fortytwo miles OF road,
thirty one Of which already completed, aud the
grading Of the remaining eleven miles, learn, Is
nearly all done, and the ties iron, &C., hand at Nil
wauke. Over seven hundred thousand dollars have
been expended the work thus far and the company
still hold quarter Of million Of bonds the proceeds Of
which will leave large surpus-such has been the
nomy with which their business has conducted and
such the success which would have attended almost all
Western roads had their projectors been men Of real
substance and honeay When will capitalists learn 70
look TO the standing and character M homo Of those 10
whom they ntrust their money!
The Assistant treasurer reports to-day IS foows;-
Total Receipts. Total Payments. Total Balance.
Monday. SIS, GAG 50 $a83, BOB ~ 81, 049S VI
Tho Uayyanta entercd Al Treaxury GDepartmont
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Plush, Furs, Hat Trimmings, Varnlsh and
rubber cement for sale by EASTMAN ROBERTS No. 81
MAJ lana
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Gentlemen Purchasing their Outfits at
GREEN'S shirt and furnishing No. Aston House.
select iren brilliant variety newly imported fancy goods
all kinds Of articles suitable for holiday presents
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whites 80 Hat, Fail Styie.-f4s Fulton
street, between Broadway and Nassau street.
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Hair-Its Diseases, Fall, Change or Color,
their embeshment The whole treated carefully BY GRAND
JEAN "a Church street. the of Barclay
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KnOx's Furs, KnOx's Hats, Kn0x's Caps,
l and winter ready At 22 Broadway Of
q street
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Books at Auction This Evening.-A SPLEEN
did collection Of standard miscellaneous and holiday books
all fresh stock, be sold this evening" by LEA
WITT, DELIssER co., 377 and $40 Broadway. See auc
ton advertisement
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Souvenirs for the HOlidays.-What Can
be appropriate for holiday gift than Of Gurneys
unsurpassed Photographs daguerreotype Which should
be secured early At his Photographic palace $40 Broad
way. j. GURNEY
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Bosros. bee. g. 1853.
The Hon. A. n Rice was q, day reelected Mayor of
Boston, by about Gao majority. Several ,lckes we're
run for Aldermen and Oouncnen, bu, the regular Cu.
The Hon. VIM. y famreil left for Washington to-day.
Hs health s not fully restored.
woRcrsus, Dss. 8, 1850
any ave majority, snd al the Aldermen on the same
ticket elected. Two CtiEens tickets we're bsioted
Tor.
Ioxstt, Dec. 9, 1855.
Stephen Manrs (American rcpuhcanl was elsc,ed
MAYOR to-day, ovcrb Huntington Citizens candidate, by
ssmall majority. An American Board Of Aldermen was
also elected.
NEwsCRyroRr, Dec. q, 1850
Our municipal election to-day warmly contested,
and votes poed than ai the Presidential cleo
ton. william Gushing, the present Mayor reelect
ed receiving ioc votes against ss for Daniel Pise.
Charter Election at bridgeport, Cove.
BRIDeKpogT, Dec. 3, 1863
The republican ticket for town officers has been elected
with t~o exceptions.
Wreck OF steamer Lore Eis,n, sc.
OSwxgo, Dec. =, 1859.
The steamer Lord Elsin wrecked of ionr Point, was
bound from Toronto 70 Montreal The vessel and cargo
Consisting Of 600 barres OF hour), are total loss.
The amount Of wheat now saoai from Upper Lakes 10
Os~eso Is 10000 bushels. The receipts TO day
a,too barrels Of -four aud Is 900 bushels Of wheat
The stesmshfp city Of Manchester.
PluiaDFfrHis, Dec. g. 1858.
The reported arrival Of the ssea nsbp CITY OF Mancass
ter was incorrect sne has yet been heard from.
|
Movements of southern Steamers.
TUE KNOXVILLE Al SAVANNAH.
SAysssAg, Doc q, 1855,
The steamer Knoxville arrived here TO day atty seven
hours from New YORK
THE MARION AT CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, Isec g. 1855.
The steamship Marion srrivea here froa Nes YORK. a.
10 o'clock this tsuurosy) morning
Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHfrApsfrHts, Des. 2, 1855.
Penney wanna SIS, 81: Reading RR, Az; ling Llani
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Movements of southern Steamers.


fHlbADkbPH1A STUCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Dss g. 1855.
Pennsylvania SIS, 81; Reading RR, 49, ling T.lani
R, IA kpsI1 Cana, ~, fs1-as sA1.~ AL, sslr
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One Shilling Portraits and Dollar Photo
graphs ahead OF all competition taking and two thousand
daily, al 80 broadway.
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20 Cent Anbrotype Likenesses, with case, 60
of like hot cakes Taken only az KIMBAIS, 3E Broadway
corner Of Leonard street.
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H0liovoy's pills and Ointment. - why Is 1t
that Professor Holloway has been presented the
potenates OF Europef Because the public deceived in
the intrinsic worth OF these medicines.
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DANDY AND SUGAR PLUMs.-THE CHAMBERS
~ street steam refined candy ufactory by Ridley Co.,
preparing or the HOLIDAYS all their choice variety OF
refined candy and plum cornucopas French
fancy boxes. &c RIDLEY 4 Co. Of Hudson
and Chambers Streets opposite the Hudson River Railroad
dem
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The Boston Journal In noticing the suspension Of
Mcsss Henshaw Co., OF that city, mentioned on Fri
day, says
Tho Messrs. Hensbaw have long been kno xn known in
Stale street upright honorable banking house. and
their fortune ELECTS than ordinary sympathy.
Mr. samuel Henthaw the senior partner. treasurer
OF the Mad Rser Railroad and ID stated has been en-
bsrrassed by his efforts In aid OF thai corporation.
The annexed statement exhibits 4 comparison of tho
leading Departments VI tho banks Of This city for several
nrnuihx,-
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Stock Exchange.

Making the Increase anthracite In 1856 about 525 coo
ffoc al and old, against $50, Is6 tons
Ss6 over the year 1864
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Charter Election at Bridgeport, Cone.
BRIDGEPORT, Dec. 8, 1858.
The republican ticket for town officers has been elected
with two exceptions.
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Canadian vas hrm with sacs OF 800 400 barrels 81 foil
prices Southern was In fair Demand with sales OF abou.
lsoo barrels within the range o. the above quotations.
Rye Hour was firm at 50 SO 20 IL, and sacs Of about
gee barrels OF c,n meal reported 81 - 37k fo-
New Jersey, and 90 20 tor Brandy wine. Barley was
firm, with Gales At 81 rs . 81 rs. RYE was
quiet al @c. Wheat was hrm, and for some
gfades prices were higher. The salee footed
up about $4,000 = 5000 cusbes, ipcsded In which
vere sales OF prime white Canadian at 81 70 81 n;
white Illinois, 81 90; choice and handsome white Nilsson
ri, 81 r3s 81 III Western winter red 81 IS; Canada
club 81 So and Mlsaukie club, 81 40 Coru continued
Inactive With sales reported o $1,000 coo bushels
TSc Oats we're steady at isc. 47c. for State and A7c
q acc tor Western.
corrr-ssle. q 900 mats Of Java we're made aI4xc..
ana 600 do. OF RIO at Ice
corros me sales embraced about 500 bales bssed
uron m6dlng uplards 81 49, and New Orleans do At
lgNc The fair grades we're higher than they we're be-
fere the receipt OF the Arsbhs news
FtucEa There IA some better feeling manifested
though engage nenb moderate About 40 oon bush
els ~ ersin we're engaged IN bulk and bass al "a ia
en.ns vSrp, ~ W, ssd, Wa svms xs~sl IN psp .,