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Disasters, SC.

BARK MARIA # Boston asLdoEed before reported owed 10
Charesiou BY tearlshp Nashville fallen IN with BY the ~
9th inst 4p 81 us north Of HAtteras The brig
Martha Rodgers lying alongside Of the wreck and her
stripped her Before the Nashville bed her the fore snd
Of the abandoned vessel overheard
having been by the Of the brig The wreck
iCwrd The bar where anchored morning Of Dist.
The L. = NAIL STEAMSHIP KEYSTONE STATE, arrived At
Savannah Tuesday from Phade reports that the
18th II - Cape Henry bearing W. distant % miles
boarded The shr Race Rock Of sag Habo loaded coal
from Paisde pha bound Fs River fas down both
cose the deck i.asei the 10th Cap
tain did wsh b. taken OF When the ste IN
skip left brig was bearing down 20 the schooner
scsR. D. b. WARNER, hence Charleston the 18th and
10Th Inst experienced aesyy gaze from the Northeast On
the 18th inst lat ~ lon ~ o. while lying TO- passed near
schr under three reefed msns gone about ten feet
hom The erossrees masthead rssng Alongside Itbowing
sale could not maize her COT Probably D. c. Atwster
the Race Rock before repor:edJ "
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MNRRTED.

AELL,- ABBEkLEY-on Sunday, Oct D ~ he ta'y John
In.kp q Centenary NJ T. Church, Brooklyn Ibo mas
Mas Mary l. Aboeriey, eidest csoshter % joan
Ahterie7. $50, al Of this city.
OVERWHELMED Brooklyn, on Wednesiay " ID
bv the Rev : T. spcsr D. D., Mr. Lester s. Hubbard AID
Mise Sophia Lyman, all Of Brookyn
hv he Rev T. Spear d. D., Nj j. b. Hubbard and Mrs
Lisz.e :. Lymaa, ali of Brooklyn
AATHEWS-FINNEY-A sPrns Hll, Milton, Penn, on
Wedn.sdsy Oct D. Tesdence Of the br e's father, by
The Rev Spencer L. Fnney Of New YoTk VIM Mathews Of
he same place to Eleanor Graham Funsy fourth daughter
Of Robert Fibney, esq
kEwMAN-BLEECKER-At the residence Of Samuel Barber
eso In Brooklys, Monday, Oct n by the Rev Or. BE
uare Clement d. Newman 10 Mary r. Blocker.
SPRAGUE-CHASE-In Hudson, ~ H., on Tuesday, Oct -
by the Rev d. L. French Mr.. Horace SpFague 20 MES Re
b.oca f. daughter Of apt Jacob Case ali Of Hudson.
yOORHEES-MC FARLANE-On Thursday. Oct 9, a. the
esidnoe of the brides father by the Rev William d. Hanson
PuccOD Abraham, youuFes: son of o. 'ooIneeH esq
Of Rose Yarn 10 Anne eldest daughter Of Henry McFasne
.sq Of Woodsde, Rocky Hill, y. j.
SFLLS-NAssAU-At Lawrencevile " j., Tuesday
Oct a. by the Samuel Hsmi, Edward Wells, go Of
PeskskiD. ". Y. 20 Miss Annie H. daughter Of the Rev
Charles W. Nassau, d. d., Of the former place.
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Arrived.

Ship Josephine of BATH Clancy Antwerp - days la5
steerag passengers Funch ncAe vessel and cargo (of
Iudse. 10 {. {. Duncan Co.
Ship Hartford (of Southport Powell Liverpool 0a g. coal
70 Manhattan Gas Co. vessel ~ Wakeman, Dinon o.
Ship Courser Boston, Berry Shanghai l65 days and
silks Cary Co. The G experienced heavy ether of the
Cape. ,
Bark Peter Dem Hoey Savannah 10 days cotton to Demi
a Co.
Brig Frcdoua of Ellsworth Loydes Sydney coal to Barring
Son
Brig Cyret BE- Smith Windsor day. plaster to J. S.
Whitney s. Co
Bns Pruceton (of Brook.ne) Wells, Black River, Jam
Sept logwood c. +. j. Peters. Oct IL, spoke snip
supplied with provisions. Has experienced continual n T.
Bag Wave (BT), Windsor days plaster 70 na<tsr
Schr. George Silum, Cooper. Portland, Conn.
scLr. Joseph Hal, Coe, Portland Conn.
Schr. W. GRAY. Buell., Portland Conn.
schr. Globe, Paine Salem.
scLr. serara Shaw Mil bridge, lumorr 20 Brett Son
Schr Harriet, Lord Cal4is, lumber - jed Fry
scLr. Sarah Batol, Portland NJ.
ScLr Ann Flowers, Bacon, Boston.
Schr. Perseverance, Rogers, Boston.
sck.. Pai.as Mclntyre Rockland.
Schr. E.mira Rogers, BsLer, Providence.
Scbr ORR Cow. Smith, Rock!and.
Scr Amanda (of Bucksport Combe Jacksonville II days
lumber 10 master 2st Of Cape Henry spoke Br. brs Lark
from Kingston, jam. for New York.
Propeller Jackson. Baker, Baltimore.
Propeller Sachem. CDsu.ker. Hartford
Propeler Planet Looper, Philadelphia
Propeller Jersey Blue, Kelly, Nantucket.
Propeller Caledonia Lay6eld Portland, Me-
WIND-suLIi.e, n. meridian to.i sunset, y. <
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DIED..
BRFTT-At Flshki

BRRTT-At Fshkn Landing, Saturday, OF 2j Charles
Newton Brett.
BUTLER-On Sunday, Oct. 3, Margaret Ann, wife OF VIM.
Butler aged % years, months and IL DAYS
RLLIOTT-On Sunday afternoon Oct %, after lingering
Illness Cathare daughter Of George and Anna Mara Elliott
aged years and 20 days
FOsTER-In Brooklyn sunday Oct D. AFTER long Illness
George John Foster Ito,
te nro,acted illness which she bore with patience ana
resspaon Mrs Margaret Gibson, wife OF MI Jas oo'on'
HAZARD-In Yorkvile, on Sunday V % rom oI tIS
ceived BY the taking FIRE OF heI cI3hes % 81 30.
HEALY-On Sunday Oct 2s Mary Heay aged % years and
residence Of her tihf l3i Forsyth street
LINDSEY-On Sunday Oct q. Oliver Henry Lindsey, only
Of George Able Lindsey aged 10 months and 70 days
70 attend the funeral Tuesday afternoon at M at No
$50 Water street.
Aurora ILL.,, papers please copy
LEACH-On Sunday morning Oct %, Chsre' t. Lach aSeo
q and months
LEARY-On Sunday Oct. % Elener Lesry.
RoBINsON-On Wednesday Oct. p Of fever Of the brain,
George Andrew Robinson, only OF George Knox Robin
son ssed years, months and 70 days
sUTPHEN- On Monday, Oct. q, Of consumption, John
The snd, and relatives of the family and those Of his athern
law Jo,eph Hoxe respectfully invited 20 sitend his
funeral la West Twenty second street on Wednes
day 18th inst, at o'clock without further notice
sTEWART-At Milwaukee Wis, on Tuesday Oct Fl, aged
months and days. Angelina infant daughter OF WhsIn W.
and Angeline X. Stewart.
sPANGLER-At Cohocton, Ohio Saturday Oct 10, Col.
spsI formerly TO Congress and Lawyer
q distinction aged so years
sCoTT-On Sunday Oct , Emma Jane, DAUGHTER of John
X and Mary Scott aged year, month and 10 days
TYNE-On Sunday, Oct 2 after lingering illness Mrs Mary
Tyne wife Of John Tyne in the nth Of her Of the
County Kilkenny, FTeshport, Ireland.
vERMILYA-In Brooklyn suddenly, Sunday Oct IS, Of
scarlet fever Maria Louisa youngest daughter Of Nazareth
b. and Margaret L. Vermilys aged months and IA days
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ygarkets Peportedbv Telsrr1Dh.

NFwOKLFASs Oct. 25-COTroN: sales today u 600 bales
advance We quote Middng at liz 3ll1c low mld-
ding. II! allie.
BUFFALO Oct r. p m-FLoUR dull and favors the buyer
sales of 600 bb az rs 81 81 81 for choice extra Mich
igan and indiana WHEAT lower; sales of $500 bush at
1881 1874 Chicago SPRING 81 30 for red Ohio Corn
ouief oars timer COO bush at 38c BARLEY 81 %
WHISKY lower: sales Of 800 bbls Sc CANAL FREIGHrs
frmer To Albany Nc for Corn 70 NewYork. 22d2c tor
Wheat RECEIPTS in the IS hours up 70 to-day, Zp
Dbl. Flour lj2 so bush Wheat and Ol bush Corn ANAL
EXPORTS: bbs Flour 1858 bush Wheat lOloI bush
Corn, and 1900 bush. Oats
OswEGo Oct. Z D. m.-WHE.T firm, with less inquiry
sales 10 bus including 100 bus Milwaukee Club at 81 ST.
free to boats in limited demand; sales 1000 bus at
58c from store. FREiGHTs NewYmk Flour Sisc. p bol
and Wheat &c. bus Lake imports to-day loo bus Wheat
a. ia bus Corn 1000 bus. Rye 1900 bus Barley Canal eN
ports bb Flour 725sg bus Wheat lO5OO bus eorn
$500 bus Rye. Q. 439 hus. Barley.
Navie thu Welland Canal is not suspended as WAS
eported from Buffalo Vessels passing quite freely con-
idpIing the large number d. tue canal
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.......OcT. 2


ships-slas Hom's Griffith New Orleans w. Nelson Son
Louis Henry (Breml DsmmernLn, Calcutta Aurora Bunt-
ins Liverpool. Cornelius GrinnelL
Bass-sarah Jane Grmby, Mobile Sturses Chairman Co.
r n Gamble Powell ST. Marks Smalwood, Anderson Co.
Brgs-Rosalind (Br), Holmes, Corvallis D. X De Won
Ida Rogers Rogers. Rio Jauero Chase Small Edinburgh,
Damon Ban cor Psbuy SANFORD; Pulaski, Hthorn, Mar
sfl.s Thomas Bezsnt; Mystery BIZ Eaes, Cork &C. g. T.
Buey; Hugo DAM Peterson, ST. Crom via Brandywine,
Funch Meiucke = Bernice Keen PorAu Prince, Demins,
Moss Co. . .
Schooners-S Bolton, Allen Wilmington, McCready, Mott
Co; Golden Age (BrD OBnen Halifax Hamilton Bros
Price Grsndy Wmn son L. $ Powell Zoyalis, Ravens,
Richmond al Brunt Slaght, r. Caldwell Hudson, Charles
ton McCready Mott & Coz Thos Hocomb Louden, Saysn-
nah scranton Tsmsn Flora, King Jacksonville, f. j.
Peters; VIM Bacon Avery, Baltimore, MAILER Lord Que
reau; A. Bacon, Williams, Alexandria Mott Bedei f. H. Alb
bott Smith, Baltimore, Merrill Abbott.
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There was q large business done at the Stock Board
to-day with general decline of prices. The bears
had control of the market and operated the effect
Of large specie shipments this week, and the apprehen-
sions of a consequent stringent money market. con-
siderable amount of short stock was taken IN, which
assisted to sustain the market At the Second Board
there was rather more steadiness, . but after the
market was heavy. Erie closed at ISL 80; Reading,
77i Central So; Toledo 69i a69s, &c. The tran
sactons in Erie amounted TO 10000 shares, in Reading
5000 shares, and in Toledo to 5000 shares. Illinois
100000 of which 10000 Illinois Central at
Si &c. State Stocks are without important change,
ard in fair demand.
The transactions in Exchange have not been very
large to-day for the Persia aud rates heavy. One
OF the leading drawers put his rate for Sterling down to
" cent, at which almost any signature in market
can be bought. Marginal bills of the Bank of Liver
pool were sold at y y cent Francs are also heavy
and lower, 1.22l COLL. All continental bills are
lower and in small demand.
Freights to Liverpool easier. The engagements
include 10000 bushels Grain at Sa9d.; 5000 bbls
Of Flour at 2s. 200 bales Cotton at SID; and 800
boxes Cheese at rs. I'd TO London: 1000 bbls.
Flour at D. Id. IS. 3D.. 10000 BUSH Of Grain al 81
dl0d. To Glasgow: Grain at l0i lid. and Flour at
q. G2s. Cd.
The business of the Sub Treasury was small. Re
ceipts, $1,000 %; Payments s7j955 SO; balance,
sl3,Sl5 7tS 50. Tomorrow 500 600 will be paid for
he redemption of public stocks.
The earnings of the Michigan Railroad COMPANY Cor
third week of d ,tnher 1876
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r-YoRK cLAssIFIcArIoS.
Uplands. FlonGa. Mary

COFFEE-yey little has tIansPred buyers EoliL Oh 10.
,bs sale tomorrow and Wedue tay The news peg 'teAI
A,bis rom Rio De JaneirJ interesting o4es oi ~
tIsH-Tne market tor ell kinds IS quiet Dry Cod are u iiI
sry and uces steady u! s. 81 the a.ttr rate iof
S. G.orges Mackerel heavy also. srlosed hsrIlh-
FRI ITS-Raisins s,esdy az the recen, delnr l a.
moderately active sales so pigs At 50 10 Tor nor A.s
bunch and . for Layers Smaller pAgs a. pfoP'--'e
rates. ~ ,-, , ,.-a 60 w.st.-, Canal
Flour and on good brands full prices ooned oat
opstes are rather easer The better grades are Ia GOO re-
duet Al full price. for the home and Eaein trade lac L4y
y .xuort good IL part ior he Continent lhe -e
no, lfee Tn sales 1850 bb ~ 80 Ga 80 ~ 9t
mon 10 rood state so 7jd 81 for extra state IVa -
for common fair extra Ohio; 81 SG % y 20 'A 81 =
choice extra Ohio 81 Goa - for ST Louis brands AZ the
n "a IS for extra Genesee. Canadian Flour . 20
inquiry Moderate ale OF 400 bbls At 20 Ive F,I
r.rfns and asa 81 90 foT extra brAnds s9l'Ae.H
rrgei ,.ld; the demand IL sales OF l,l'o oo-
~ SO for mixed 10 good supertne BAtinofe AeAAIA
nd a. O5 Tor fayorite lAney and eAS
Flour is steady the inquiry fair sales OF ~ 80
~ tps and .uperfue. Corn Meal Is nscu'e o4t >,
- 20 for Jersey Buckwhes Fouris IL i4I feq-e'' F-~
s. s. q 100 .. 49,. ,.. ..,v.. IN. sunply
GRAIN-The inquiry for Wheat quite i've Is I.pPy
1. iarer and prces well supported-tHs - sS
for export; .aes Of 100 bu.h red Illinois - ~ ~
GOO bush red Indians 81 CO. 1000 oasa ~ az b.h 80,
10 400 bush white Michigan eSd 60 pun s n a
Canadian a, eI 7od - loo bush red 90 81 d 49,.
bssh Mwaaiee Clsb Gi 81 t5a 81 ~ 5sS el'n o. WIN"
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the dollar His pI.,own es'abB-tnent has oeeh
failure and has been one Of the causes OF the susp'n
.jor. Mr.. Beck e1reots to ray ful and have sur
plus. III Loan.
There was a largely increased activity N can 'oa"'
today. and mo,e difficulty in obtaining money ."
.ocks than has been noticed for some time pas iho
bankers Al banks called in considerable amounts 'oi
TODAY and tomorrow and kept borrowers ousy' III
naper the tendency is to higher prices but there II ho
nre.sure on the market. Git-edged short paper goes
atsasl g. cent but any thing less desirable IL '@ii
= cent.
The Weekly Bank Statement shows RAPID con-
traction Of loans and deposits, but mucn Saef 'oSs
Of srece than was anticipated. The current impress
sion IN the street was that the specie would sho" ia
inc off Of a million, whereas the actual loss l. only
5000 600 considerable portion of the foreign dram
has. il appears, been made up by the receipts nom
philadelphia. Baltimore and Boston. The contraction
Of The line Of loans il nearly - SOOOOO which larger
than was anticipated and has been partly the result OF
the aupreh. nons in regard to large specie shipments
this week Tbs nominal decrease of deposits is
a. $50 Geo. but the actual difference Of undrawn de-
posts is ONLY 81 $4,000:
tes", D s sPas c .sss . Dss:
Oct. b.. lOI56,is3 lO5sO7s5 s649sol sj,i95lj2
Decrease. sI772782 +266Oe2 s@gJl s34j2 555
The loss of deposits has been very general-the
banks having accounts with houses which have been
shipping gold and those having the largest number Of
interior bank accounts having suffered most. The
contraction of loans has also been very general The
Withdrawal Of Southern and Western bank deposits
has forced this contraction upon the banks than
the loss Of specie. The time, however, il near at
hand when these deposits will begin to increase, and
until then cannot look for any change in the bank
movement.
The movement Of the banks since Nov. |, 1876, has
been as follows
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Clearings for week ending Oct. Co.. + l59 SIT
ClcaIiugs for week ending Oct. H,.... H5tl2lSO
Balances for week ending Oct. 2O.... S71J9l72
Balances for week ending Oct. H.. 5,83fI2j

Balances for week ending Oct. 20.... s71J9l72
Balances for week ending Oct. H.. 5S5i,425
The Coupons of the NcwOrlcans City Bonds issued
TO railroad companies and of the Consolidated Bonds
issued the lst Of May next, due in this city on the
lst of November will be paid at the Bank Of America
The demand for Breadstus for export is quite large,
and the market has an improving tendency. OF Wheat
10000 bushels sold at full prices. The better
grades of Flour very firm. Corn is also firm.
Cotton has been quiet to-day at previous rates. There
is better feeling in Pork, and Mess has improved to
so IS $2l. Beefis steady In MolasseS there is no
change. Sugars still active and strong. Coffee
remains quiet in consequence Of the impending auction
sales.
Advces from Rio Janero have been received by the
steamer Arabia to Sept. Il, 1856.
Rio JANEIRO. Sept. l., 1885,
An almoa complete suspension of business was the
prevailing feature the departure OF the last steamer
on the 18th ut. Up to the ith inst, not more than
Il COO bags having been sold in the interval.
Ample supplies had in the meantime rapidly In
crease, our stock, but the hrmness OF holders, sup
ported by all uninterrupted large influx OF eiSes, re-
NAMED undated until the It'll inst, when sellers at last
cedcd decline of 100 refs.
This suihccd TO develop extraordinary activity
5000 bags being sold that day, and 10000 bags in
The three foowngprices at the latter date had at
tanned their former positions equal amount OF sales
IN such limited space OF time Is without precedent IN
this mar ket.
Stock being now reduced to 80 900 bags and offer
ms but an ndcIfnt choice little has been done since
the 10th.
The sales since the | ith ult realized altogether
$4,000 bags and have had the following distribution:
lVOeO for the United Safes 1900 do. for the North
OF Europe, and ~ 600 do. Tor the Mediterranean.
The Black Warrior, for Havana to-day, took about
$4,000 in American silver
The business of the Clearing. House S2S 49, 100
The receipts of Breadsuffs and Provisions from the
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OIrsFrsish Iinsecd quiet but firm, with more buyers
bas .rs The letters per ARABIA fully confirm the previous
yosb t,crsphic reports IN London We not vi n anu
brovau. AZ IS Cd FROM ate atVices RON Ju 20
seed 20 England nave sen
- .ilr ~ the deficiency for the four months ending IN
-, wedding 100000 bushels while the opinion Is also
Ar. siur ground that the anticipated receipts nom the
Rsck Sea mort, have been entirely mated lnPcIs
:, nj are con .eoueny very firm, and many unwilling to
am. ne for arrival the stocks here, boh Eng snd
An c5u are exhaused sales 5000 gallons OF tne aeI
AZ C5d market closing unsettled ana WIN an upWNu
Crude Whale and Sperm there u hotllns OF mo
nm, dors but prices nominsy the same Other KINDS
are without animation. and rates have not varied
pROVIsIONS-There decided reaction IN our market LOT
oo bbs al 30 75d +2 Mess and +lSd s8 Is for II.
csr PINE Beef firmly held. and il in good request Tor
bs trade sAles Of 400 bbs AZ So ~ for Prime So oU
80 50 for Country Mess ssd I'll for repacked Mess ana
7 Beef nominal sales OF 500 obls SnlcsSo 10 ar
rive on private Bacon inactive az lOc out Meats are
dull sales OF hhds Shoulders a. 7d7c Rams are scarce
Lard inquired for snd prices are better SAFES OF ov o,s
and ice AZ I36l}lc Butter il in good demand a. lodIc
Ohio and l9a 1ic for STATE Cheese Is III tf DEMAND ~
sQlcic. ,, :, ...,,
he'd higher point sales Of 80 erces Ne" al @'c
STSRCH-In Potato Starch there has been somewhat Of
movement. There 10 here present and sales are max
ug to arrive 6d6can advance OF &C. on previous quo
SIIGARs-The market continues buoyant the inclement
weather has momentary cuaed the vigorous scyty Inc
sales include % hhds Porto Rico At DC % hhds 10 AZ ga
e $50 bbds Cuba al 8dec and 100 hhds do At &c. in bond
A so las boxes pic, and 80 Havana at sdstc
SPICES-We hear of sales of 400 BAGS Pepper a. ~ An
voice Numegs and Mace will be offered 81 auction on
"Wednesday, in connection with the Java Coffee sale 900, .
SOAP-Ne hear Of sale of 100 boxes Castle al lu4ci o
months New York Pale commands 5aote. ~. :, ooo ~ -,
TALLOW-The inquiry is moderatei SAFES oil H'VoV I'd a.
WHISKY-The supply is larger and prices are lower sales
Of TOO bbls. at -! Sc Tor Ohio and Prison.
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Inc meeting of the Pacific Steamship Company Will
be held we believe, next week for the dccNation Of
a dividend The Board, We understand is equally d.
Ndtd between 10 and ID per cent. If, hear the
company viii have surplus OF some $500 900 after
making 10 per cent dividend ii would certainly ap-
pear TO be but justice to the stockholders to declare
that amount.
At the recent election for Directors of the Sackets
HsIbor and Saratoga Railroad Company the follow
ing named gentlemen duly elected for the ensuing
year, Elisha c. Litohfeld of New.York. LEROY
NJ. Wiley of New-York, Lowell Habrock of New
York, Charles A. Macy Of Sew.York. I.ucien
ID. Conan of New-York, John X. Briggs Of
New-YoJk Electus b. L.:chfeld, New-York; Ed.
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V'HE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNI
i TED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.-Tbe ships COM

lN2 fNIb IlIr hTt
The ATLANTIC, Capt. Oliver Eldhdse,
The BALTIC, Capt. Joseph Comstock;
The ADRIATIC, Capt. James West
These built by contract expressly fR ~
Government service every has been taken In Their oon-
,trnc,on In their insure strength and speed
d their accommodations for passengers unequaed for
elegance and comfort. ,,
Price OF passage from NewYorf Liverpool 10 FIRST cabin
ESQ; in second do, &75 From Liverpool 20 Newfork
and ~ gunea An experienced surgeon attached 20 each ship
No b, ribs can be secured paid for The ships Of this line
nave improved bukheads and 70 avoid dsI iro
Ice will the Banks north OF Il degrees until ef sss
Of Auctt.
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Receipts Of Produce.-OCr. q.

Bv Norfh Rirer Bod,37iD bbls Flour, 1871 so bushels
Wheat do. Corn % do Rye $500 do Barley - pkgs
Ashes us do Whisky. Is do. Provisions.
Bv me Erie Railroads. 335 bbs Flour 40 pkg' WHISKY
. 4 DO Provisions 7l8 bags " heat.
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The Unars tParis) publishes an article on the
monetary and financial crisis in France. II SAYS:
The financial crisis with which We are mensced
the saaggeraon OF credit. IL j. evident tina; when We
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pRopOsrD DATES OF SAILING.

'' FD%ARD K. COLLINS, No: s. Wallst., NJ.
BROWN SHIPLEY Co., Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD Co.,
No n Austin Fdsrs, London.
r. @. WAINWRIGHT x Co., Paris.
The Of these ships will be accountable for solt
y bullion specie ewey precious stones metals unless
bills sding signed therefor, and the value thereof e.
pressed therein.
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Ocean Steamers.
From New Oct o. For Liverpool
70 ARRIVE.
MINIATURE .LMAyAC......-

St,y-Rj., $40 Se,s........ SOL MooS-Rises 6lOn
HATER...............rHi THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. 1905 Gov. Island. 7:5jm He'll " 9'E
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FI'HE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
i ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Chief Cstn Passage.
Second Cabin Passaze.. 10
BOSTON 10 LIVERPOOL x~
second aSi Se cs6iu
The ships from Boston cali At Halifax.
PERSIA, Capt Judkins, CANADA, Capt. Lsft,
ARABIA. Capt. J. Stone, AMERICA, Capt. Wickman,
ASIA, Capt 4. g. Lott, NIAGARA, Capt. Ryrie,
AFRICA Capt. Shannon, EUROPA, Capt J. Leiteh
These vessels carry clear white sht thesd %
SAIboa'd bow red port bow.
MAG ARA Wekmsn leaves Boston, Wednesday Oct r. 1859
PERSIA Judkus. ". York Wednesday, Oct. p lS9
ARABIA Stone leaves Boston "wednesday Nov. 3 1888
ASIA n York Wednesdsy Nov. ~ 1873
CANA DA Boston Wednesday, Nov. ~. 1873
EUROPA Le.,ch.. leaves n York "Wednesday Nov d 1885
NIAGARA Wickman leaves Boston Wednesday Dec s. 1855
PERSIA Judkins leaves n YORK Wednesday Dee 10 1883
ARABIA, Sone leaves oon, Wednesday Dec II ls5S
AFRICA Shannon leaves n. York. Wednesday Dec. ~ 1888
Berths not secured until paid fof
An experienced on board
The owncrs Of these will not be accountable for 0od
sEyer Bullion Specie JeweTy, Precious Stones or Meals
ane-s bills ofsdns signed therefor and the value Thereon
therein expressed.
r. CUNARD Eo.4 BoviirsUeen
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a.s.ts andlinhiliiies of the New.O Orleans Banks:

Total. 452 S65724s7 1885, 1913 s22iloso
The following table exhibits the respective amounts
of Exchange held by the various banks and also the
sums due TO distant banks the latter being comprised
IN the tahle Of deposits. as shown above:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-28

Markets. CAREFULLY REPoRrEDToR THE TRIBUNE.
MONDAY Oct. I. 1855.
.sHES-The makc il easier and is more active sales Of
so tbs A. : toy Pots and rs 75G 70 for Pearls
COTTON-A moderate business has TRANSFERRED a, about Tor
rer rrices which cOnt!une follows the sse Aae Oe
/ 100 bales We quote:
- SEw-YoRE cLAssHIcATIoS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-28

NEW LINE of NEW-YORK and LIVES ~,
~ POOL UNDERSTANDINGS LiNE--ht i o'' 90. VIVA
be compr,ed OF the following and h1s cas :np 'A'
HENRY CLAY. -. 800 tun. t Dsniel " Truman
ORIENT 900 tsn. Capt Georss s. Hin
EIIEN AT-STiN 90 tuns. Capt. VIM n. orrtL
AZ % iN 49, bsen recently built and the ssest
.na mos. ."b:t.ps in the trade They are comnsn9sS oy
md every exertion will be- made promote
- Of ua,s.nxers and the convenience Of sAppe1@
'0f sPoTyORD TlLEsToN Co., No . Broadway.
Ais'" 1" &c c. ERiMsHAwA Co.. No. 10 0orss p'ssssa,