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HOVEY & SMITHS CASH ST0PS

Mr.. EDITOR We have just received from Boston the ,rc
of Goods offered in this Market We give you below
you and all other friends know there place in
Goods can be bought at fair value A@ toOa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-18
Markets. Reported By Telegraph.

ALBANY Now I7-wHE,r Sales Of 500 bushels Cn,essc
SPRING. 81 y CosS Sales of 900 b1sh 4. oots.
eI 10 81 g for rowed sales of 90 bush oArs
for State and see for Chicago. sales - 90 ou'n en- hi
CHARLESTON, Nov. l7-CorroN-s Sales to-day OIL WV ~
We have change 10 report in Prices
0svseo Nov l7-TP h-WHsAT hrm and IN oetets uypy
scs 81 ID 200 bushels AZ ga 50 for ordinary 10 ehoSe
White Canadian. and 81 q for Canadian Siao az
CoRN Offering CANAL FREIGHrs to Newfork tu On 49,,
Flour ~. Whes,, lSc. Lake lNPosrs-lSoo oos 49,
its ssl bushels Wheat; 1895 bushels Barley ana 49, w.,
rive Canal ExPoRrs-9s3l bbs Flour ~ oashei' " H~'
and 500 bushels Corn. q, -. =. -oo Mi.
AZ ssd 3 for good Wisconsin 80 % 20 %
choice and Ohio. WHEAT lower saes oi
l4i for Chicago Sprins ~ Tor VIM ~ y. 90
and ~ for DO Canadian CosS Is lower Ses %
bush at 81 Sc. closing in ide. oars pafe. nv ~
bailey 81 IS for Canadian Canal FREiGHrs 10 new iOs
lsd 9c for Wheat RECEIPTS for the AZ hour, ehIIs
neon to-day l072l bbls. Flour, 7i5 bush Nheat hV
bpsb Crn and rs +Si bush Rive. Canal ExPoRIs in same
time 767 bbs Flour AS bush. Wheat Sls bush SoEn
and go bush. Oats. - -, -. -.
NEw.ORLEaNs. Nov. II, 1sS.-CorroS1oqr market ma
been than ususly active to-day and tne ,Iss ' p
bales AZ prices closing hr 81 Iii ii 10.
niddlns MoLAssES-We note sales to-day Of ~
d6Oc q salon COUNTRYSIDE Of 6 bags o are reported
stlldllio. EXCHANGE on Londok y cent premium
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-18

..ky n, Sunday, Nov. 10 James SOB "
-g,..rst Leayey, sssd - ~ ard n'HIr Month,
,.ops ar R--Cn sa.ur NJ, Nov - sseA " w.
heoV ,s 49, FnIabefh lhcs heGonAs'~
s,n,yrson sar <dsy Nov ID James s.iss'
bepo,s County 'A-rs, Iresns s'r o. Lai'' noo0"e"'
On ss,ur n.y. IS Thomas Moore aged u years.
months and p 'nys .. -, IL, %.
ssrrI roN-GA scnday Drning Nov 10, Jane woo" Oh
49, Netiletsa In NE esth year OF h"J age -
osd OF the nnfy respectfully invited 70 ssho nea
on TscsSay, 18th inst a. Il p M rom NO. - Inn
yrRKINs-A. cecsro Saturday SUDDENLY the Rev. o. W.
ps,t,ra Sorn~rly OF MeridsD, Conn
roaAN-At No. 22 Hudson avenue, Brooklyn on sunday
o,nps New 16 Bridget Rogsn wife Of James hossn N the
q her s,e native Of BalJhannon County Done
rail Ireland
RyJS yARTus Ion Sunday, Nov e, Mr., Frsncisco Rein
wnih, aged q yesrs ,-.., . -, 10,
,u,.si ,bIs day Tuesday, O'Clock, from Ter late ie
asuce No y First street
rBOMsON-Ip this city, on Sunday evening Nov 49, o. V
mold s,Sr John Thomson Of Eoboken, ~ j. sseo ~
t,,...
nj. friends and of LIS brothers, Wis yid 1ssa
and Alexander respectfully tnyy:ed 70 sterd ms i
TUESDAY Afternoon 18Th isst al SOcock frsn he
Of ID. f1mily No. ~ West Fte>uh street, "iihonI 'e
tryits<on. - a,
THLrORD-At Richls1d, g. G., 'on MorSay nov ~, ~
WiEism Telford, sse3 iOl yearo. He wsf NAIVE "
TIJTILL-On supasy Nov IS William finaore . hl' rs ~
o. samuel A. and Mary tn ILL., aged pear fn'n anu ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-18
Charleston, Nov. 10, 1886.

Ar Fsysl Oct 2 Mcdford Snow, Of Orleans ceoss 81,
VIM. Writ Osborne n. B.. DO; Mary Ann Tsber Mltupoi.
se sp landed; 9Th, Gov Troup Milton, ~ B. l55 do do.
7h Jreh Perry Cannon do 100 DO do 9th Charles W. Nor
Fisher do i CO. do 9th, Washington, BIAnkenshp I'd
gaTtOwn, clean.
ford reports her Patti Oct. H. with 200 bbs sp. all told
Reports spoke Aug g. lat II NJ lon 81 40 W bark. stst.
Burdi ~ Bedford, 200 bbls since leaving Talcahusao
tick it in = days. Cape Horn Pigeon Amy D,rtrneuh ~
bbhad loE few days the body Of large whale Ssptl
ship Csawbs swain Nantucket $40 bb leaving fsa'
husno; 18th 10 miles lon. % 10 W. bark Josbus 8sgton,
Swain, N Bedford, 30 bbs since leaving Tscahu1lo~ss
bound in, Oct l.
letter from Can't Norton Of bark Superior reports her a.
Psita Oct T. with 800 and 900 whwoud cruise TIL Decen'
Der and touch TscsuaLo recruit tor home Reports poke
Aug g. bark O,prsy. Fisher, ~ Bedford, DO bblsi snip
Roseus, Dexter, do, $50 spSept Is Leonidas Ohyer ao
x75 sperm.
letter from "a officer Of bark Elizabeth Cook ofWsspor
reports her Zuzbar sept TO- with 25 bb sp oi-had Sen
whales times 10 II month"; Reports a. do ship Joseph
well, Jenny FIJI $50 sp Heard from In Aug, barks Pen,
Russell B. $50 sp Alto, Smell, de-, 30 sp Gov Carvs
Higgins Wesipoii $50 sp Pafna, Allen, do 30 sp; Jonh
Dawson Baker, NIB 100 sperm 49,, rr,,
reports her In Manrios isle Of FsnceJ in Jolly s,. with 80
sp and VII Was recruiting for the SOUTH rsht whant
an well on board ., p,ss
reDorts her no with $50 the last cruise Also re-
ports no dste bark 4. K Ticker smith, Of DStmouta noun
letter from Capt Cook Of ship Hlmsn, Of New bed'orc'
r.pr her Of ard aud Pata O wanting 10 bb 70 NE
bad fken bb hunpback and black fish the last season
letter from Capt Phnney Of bark Dounsa OF ~ b7'f
crts be: a. Ps'ta o. L.! 70 sal On cruise nextdy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-18
To Mariners.

| CpAyeys N BcoYs MARKING THE APPROACHES To Posr-
NH S sns T.ror Reef have broken .dT Those on
"Od Anthony" and "Vapor Rock" discontinued and viii
IS e ~sts at low tide Small vessels pass either
stage t and ys'ses Of hee'er df.nse .n9u9
Rob which are bu1ysd end asoTd ,oeen ss'ss
when vessel. light draush may pass inside or outside orr "
spar buoy has placed upon Birthstone Ledge the
norn de Of Gres, Hog Island the norhea point o. Gsat
buoy is ahou, Of the ledge in 10 feet low
a G love s Hi n painted red and marked
and intended 10 aid the navigation 10 Freepor Harp'we aud
Portland. Oct. 20. 1856
Notice given that the day mark the Spindle the Lon
oss.s.w iSLrr BuoYs souTn CsRoLIss-The bpoy. at
o.abew Irlet have beer arranged in the following order:
white perpendicular stripes. is in eighteen feet water low
Ne can P S.sas on heT sans dS Pain. to a Sqy
bsss N. W. J NJ, Little Worssw Inlet bears NJ wv
in B % No. III Is feet sSS % S% de oil st +. with No.
;hS rSnnDs from The North Point Of S e.sSooy and must Be
why N N Eastern Point of Pine Island N. Course to
third buoy n "
red horizontal stripes g in twelve t water a, Jog tide
The outer end Of the Middle Ground and must be len on Tie
Isls Greek 6ars ,ogth tees Of Raccoon Key',Nw
Buoy No lis thrdca.. num- painted with black and
red Aolon stripes is in Is feet water a. low tide on the inner
ssns epsrns hfUaG f main cbspg Month OF srSey.
i9st bear. v Nv North Point = o''.Ss~ fnis' Il
Buoy No Is thirdciass iron painted black with No
white low tide . point sh0a
ming from Marsh Island Monels and b. lett on
tho port hand entering Mouth 81 Brsdleys Creek bears
w North Point Of o''absw S. T. s. south Of Re-
coon Keys. N. W. ! n
EorE-Jn running In o' Ossabsw Inlet when IN fsthoms
the North Point Of Ossabaw 10 bear w the
South Of RAccvon Keys will then b. point
baw Green Island about points open north:
pss,Ing the Bar Buoy and the South Point Of Little warsaw
besrs ~ w. make good north by until 10
the I'd buoy, then norfhward 10 avoid
point shoai Ia direct line between the buoy
After passing the Sd buoy bead for the point I'd Brafey Greek
point of Osssbaw Beach where anchor
age Ia 81 fliLoms By order Of the Lighthonse Board,
&. NANiGAULT MORRIs
Lighthouse Inspe tor 9Th D,stnct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-18
,ta Is los So $50 II 253 757 856 g77 900

The specie reserve is large as it was in Sep
TENDER when the loans six millions higher; and,
under the disbursements Of the Sub Treasury the
ceips from the interior and from California it promises
to steadily increase for the next sixty days
The Lancaster Bank one of the oldest banking nsti-
tutops in PENNSYLVANIA has been thrown out at Phila
delphia and by the Metropolitan and American Ex-
change Bsnks here. The capital is $685. OO Deposits
about s3t 600 and loans about 100000. 1t has be-
come embarrassed, we believe, by making loans to
railroad companies
There was an animated debate at the se@pnd Board
today upon the application of party to the President
Of the Board to buy in $50 coo of the bonds Of a
tain Coal Company for account of a leading house,
members Of the Board-said bonds being due to-day
on ten day contract and not delivered. The buyers
il understood hold the entire issue Of the bonds in
question al Of course the seller cannot deliver without
buying of these holders. The real seller is an Eastern
locomotive who supposed they had contract
for machinery for which the $50 Geo of bonds ques
ton to be received in part payment. 1t is is
absolute COner and some interest is felt to know how
the matter is TO be settled The Board refused TO have
the bonds bic for by the President under the usual
rule aud referred the matter TO Committee, consisting
of Mtssrs. Campbell, Baylis and Kowalski.
The stock Of Merchandise in Bonded Warehouse
amounted on the LIST OF November TO 81, 1lS SO against
$l3,7tS AGA on the LIST Of October which decrease
of 81, lS,Sl. The amount in bond on the Let of Sep
tember was sl506i,s iS.
The creditors Of the Ocean Marine Insurance Com
pany met to-day and after some discussion of the pos
siblity of resuscita,ug the Company, adjourned till
Tomorrow.
The business in Produce, excepting in Wheat was
not large to-day Flour fell off &C. e bLl Wheat
was somewhat lower, with sale of l2j 900 bushels
Com is quiet Cotton is more active. some shippers
having come in and taken about 5000 bales. The
market is heavy. Pork. under free receipts, has
downward tendency. In Groceries there il not much
doing. Sugars are less buoyant, but Moasses is firm
The condition Of the Milwaukee and Mississippi Rail.
road which las line oi l9j mix long is as follows:
Funded Deb; Of Eastern Section. sI6SCOO
Capital Stock registered ~ New ioTk''... siSSo
Ar.roNins.e Investment Eastern sos
Esiuings Oct. l. 1855. to Sept ~. 3D." Sfl8l3l
E.tAns,d Expenses 20 g cent.............. -s7@9
Equal 20 i6 y cent on Iuyc.mcEi........ 1921
Funded Debt on Western Division ..... = izoce0
Capital stOck registered ~ hiiwaEkec.... l75at0J
Tie Company has paid regular halfyeariy cash
dividends q y cent on as stock and ar extra one
las January Of all out Of the net earnings of It's
Eastern division only-thst is the portion which ex-
tends from Milwaukee 10 Madison. This year the
interest on The funded debt Of the Weston dyision,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-18
NEW YORK DAILY TaIBUNE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1s 1856

f,..,v ,s5 Thvr. s,esdy demsnd for keme ecnssmp
on a. a. rs 90 s7l Tor usIed see. brands STA r
mon and FOOD Extra and 81 7oGes Is for Ancy o me
marie, bar Of Rye tLocs. and u 10 wanted AZ " - AZ
CcRS MEAL notransetions - ,sh.,..
Ga.s-Ther. wss amount Of Wheai offered on oesns
and an ,,,v. pay for shipm but the neTs are DodH
81 "a demand ueaisr concession than holders are wilnt
,ubuit to .alrs OF bush in lots 81 81 ga %
~ bgsh f,t rood prime Southern and PeunsyvsnIa red 50
xlsCd 81 e for white chiefly Of the later de'crp'o9
ea,h new Ry. brought SIC. Corn Ia @ request and Ovo
bush We low saost sold sc eco bash Waite sttc 1ho.
and s+e uu The Oats not 80 abundant S"V push
Delaware sold part At al Ne bush. and part on pm
terms 49,, .-. e.. s...r
GkocEsrs-There been some little movement IN sugar
and about 80 bbls Cuba sold q, lcc on uus terms
ProyrsroNs an let WHISKY dull Of Sc for hhds sad eess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-18
AM 81 81, 500 81

TIE Bank Statement shows abOui the increase Of
be so.cje reserve thst we anticipated but rather sess
we think than the general anticipation. The increase
is GAO O00-briDgrg HE aggregate cver twelve and
o.,rttr millions. The decrease in the deposits has
been checked, End consequently the Banks have
stopped the process of coH'ractionthe ae this week
showing an increase Of over mihion This increase
Of loans has no. beer very general the action Of tn.
Banks having been irregular. The institutions having
the largest nrmbercf interior bank accounts show an
increase Of deposits which would indicate that the
wants of the interior for the movement Of the crops
were decreasing ard the REORGANIZATION of Western
deposits here was commenced. The nominal increase
of the deposit ne 81 $780, 600 The real increase al
lowing for the operations of the Clearing House, is
$4,000, eco. The medium deposits are sjS9i2,0O0,
against $3.50 eco last week. The comparison with
last week Is:
Loans Dis. Specie. Circulation Deposs
Nov s..s lO2 5B6 $50 sIl5642O sss8,72l Sss, n s2l
Nov. b.. 1864 $50 l2,%1j,7O 6Sb,y7 8f55,DO
-,o.-o,; -, a. ,o7 Gao
Decrease. $500. ...... sss7H '.......
The movement OF the banks since Nov. j, 1856, has
ILL
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M4RLINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK......'


stes nships-Vieo (Br Sharpe, Hsvre, +. T. Pouier
Empir. CITY Griffin. Havans NJ O. Roberts.
skipssultsna, Barrett, Orleans VIM Nelson sons
Queen OF the South, Heeey, Liverpool, K W. Trundy
Bsrk-Tivola. Brown: Nasuabo, r., StnrEs. Go. r.
Bdss-Osean Wave Pckens Lisbon, IL. ID Brook man Co.
Palestine LuDt Wilmington r. 7. Buck Co. Borneo .Ng,
Jsch .ony Peck Church Co A Taylor, Lindsey Aspn'
wall Panama Railroad Company. ,. =,
Scbooners-Loys Scranton Lowden, Savannah scranton
Talman; Florida Mott, Norfolk, Smrges Chairman Co
= Johnson Fnnel Baltimore Mailer Lord Queresu Ellen
LOUISE Thompson New Haven, MASTER Bronie bTeyoor
Lasuayra Weinberg Weeks b: h Hawkins Grimm
Charleston McCready Mott Co. William Pickering, Mitch
eli Psmbroke Nd, Brett Son Co.; W. II. Gillisnd Fries
son Charleston, Dollnef Potter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-18

y -s -one H.posi.. TO lshs sav.rsse 4 The lIes,I
n. 10 nvss., ana the vSes Of rsrohs especially the In
,.ed trar Of which promise good dsdends particularly
s,tra1t ltts,jon Investment stocks vieh City County
sJ R.o~i Bonds WITHOUT being much neglected hey
kay, BEEN participate sight degree IN the animation
the s-pck exch1nre , - 49, l.,
Tn. tudency Of the money market toward more case 10
,oe{ by tb seurns,ion specie IA or banks
which has commoced b. fest and b. the pesen; rates Of
Fursn .x bsres which res already sensby saseIed he
expiration Of ste precious meals
From Pc Poti,ri1e M.ssrf Journal g Sa;EreGy
TIE Cox TRApE.-The quantity eent by railroad
this week is IS $40 Os; by canal 81 $40 W. Tor me
week. 76.29 Ia tups Total by railroad, go 1S OF
agaiIs lbs 666 OF tin. Total by canal or $50 u
tups against iOl49 o. tuns to same period las. yeE.
Tie supply this week is but l02 tues over the chip
ments Tor the cores bonding week last year.
By eAILROAD AND CANAL.
Qu,ntity Of Coe sent BY raiIrosd aAd canal for the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-18

Dec 81 1856 Inc. 6Oi23i2 Inc. 6s7.S7 Inc. .Ol. 500
BY reducing the wheat TO flour, the quantity of the
latter left at tids-water this year, compared with the
corresponding period of last year. shows increase Of
l. 34, Os2 bbs. of -four.
From The Hartford Times.
.Tbe Cleveland and Toledo road for October shows
an increase of - e cent in It's receipts last year.
In few days lire of road over $50 miles in
length will be &C mpeted from Toledo and make the
shoTt.st ard most direct route from Lake Erie TO ST.
Ious ard the Valley Of the Mississippi This will be
dire feeder TO the Toledo road and add very much
is business. Its receipts without the benefit Of this
come tion were $l9, 600 last month. Its managers
assert that ito receipts during the next five months will
be at least $500 GN-yieldDg for the current year net
profit of O. q ceIt Al it capital, or al the rate of Is
T. cent for the whole year; and that the next dividend
will be FIVE q cent \ great fight IL now raging FER
this stock hctWoan the bulls and bears of Wall street
In less another panic 10 IL money market should
TO their segsonabe relief the bears IN this stock will
undergo very sweating, as they have already
.old an time or short II is called, 20 go shares
more than they have hand; aud are therefore ex-
po,ed 10 be cOrnered," that Is, 10 be compelled TO
purchase the stock at very high prices In order TO fuf
their contracts
Extract from translation Of Marie & Kanss Circular
for Europe, via Boston;
Our last edyices were dated the 18th inst The
r resrvr of our Banks received during the
cav arg Nh T1eanry aud the Improvement IL the money
uale hich had already beguI 20 D. t week ago has since
om souh.n ports have caused falling Cd In the
exchange and have thus removed sPPehen
sor of specie exports for two or three months
come exceed, rise Up TO- he sTouht 70 De received
iron Cfopis In those favorable the
affairs Europe exercise but seconeay influence and
The rather unsactory received BY tie last two steam
ers, has scsrcely affected the market
he sok Malet has been slow in responding this I'M
proved Of things and 5e speculative Iee bs been sach
the Transactions tor the "eeA even beyond
the figure men toned lat circular And Is always the
case when sudden reaooetfes place he fluctuations have
been wide and demand hs been largely Increased By the
necessities the bears hO found themselves few day.
exeeet short Of ETie Rrosd shares have p4ric
yed in this ward moveeni in consequence
II he large made BEGINNING Of the week the
which has throw upon he market IN unusual portion
Of r.e csPisl stock. ,c
NEv-1oEK, Nov. II, 1854
Our last advices II the 18th inst, noticed al tue last
moment sudden decline al stocks The which
eoDed decline proving unounded our market recovered
the day which il has since kepc interrupted only
BY sudden oscillations Tbs mArte. si continues
dVEEy he preyicus wesS'o b :hl.cer.9d BY graz fcv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-18
PhiIadeIphia Markets. Nov. l..

BtsE-F1rther sass Qusrcitron made 20 sal 81 toTToS
Nothing new, sales light CLOVER SEED steady 3. 81 s.
Flour unsettled; the eNpo-t demand United snd ony 100
bbs, ss.ds-d t,srds ga 20 sj7t = d. 1h y nyu-s.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-18
Receiuts Of Produce.

", North R,re, Boat,-4sR bbls Flour, Isl 600 bushels
Nbsst 9I.fs7 do Corn 6si pkgs Ashes $50 do Whisky
BIZ n. Ey,e Railroads.&c. bbls Flour l62 pkss hsky
SO DO Provisions 1873 do Ashes, SD bsss Wheat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-18

AsHEs-The market is firm for Pots, and the demand fair
81 IS; Pearls quiet at "a.
COTTON-Th- market is active, chiefly for shipment
nricss Are steady The sales 1900 bales We quote fol-
lows: sEW-foK CLAssfiSAioS;;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-18

r, lippey hip Lookout from San F,dncsco-Mrs Robert
Silv-y child. family and servant. .
In BARK Co,soes, from Siag0pOre-A Gregg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-18

The obstructonin the rot 70 St. Lous referred ID
in the last monthly statement continued during 'he
whole Of October, to the very gres. denment Oh ''e
Company. On the lr.h inst. the last ran w"s pu'
down between For. Wayne and Plymouth ana IN {
few days the entire Chicago business OF tins COMPANY
will be turned via Plymouth and La Forte, ios'eaa Oh
via Alliance an Cleveland, as nov ana hereV''o'e'
Tn. nov, ,or,., 70 ST. Louis via Fort Wayne and La
fayette will open about the same tune
The Gaining Of the Michigan OenHai hali'eaa |'H''
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MINIATURE AIM

MINIATURE ALMASAc....rHIs DAY. -
cunpises 6.5l Ses.,...... 40 Moon-Riscs .lO5oa
wArER....rRis DAY.
Sandy Hook IL Gov. Island. Ola HellGste. i*S