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AIBANY ard TROY BOAT.-REGULAR
n IIaF-Fre SI-Frm FOO OF apsi ard Spring COO.
L,ti,ng With ain. ga and the West Toe ns~ .oi
., e, rid ssu GLEN COVE will le-vs OF WEoNE SDAv
rOb MING sSd int at O'Clock Q msking tho pcn;,pei
Isl cirls. Fer furtht PsTiculsrs, inquire o.
J LEWIS, IT,, No 20l Wosts-
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CTLENDID SUITES ofENAMELED FURNI-
~ TURE, Whole. ale AID RetalL
SCHOOL FURNITURE.-ClRCU SUI
- FLIED ON APPLICATION BY r. PATTON. No. "a
GRONE-ST
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q wide observation We hsve 1900 miles Of cansss
and railroads ,eru mating here, rendering territory
the richest ia ngricnlpra' snd mineral produc s. argef
ran the hoe State of Ohio, tribltary - our CON-
merce and MAJ ufGctures.
The coal ,rude. Jet in i's infancy, yels- year there
arrived here 3lS6ll tune. The money e1 ,en1ed IN
ship building was overs million aud quarter OF dol
lars; he u.nage Il the steam and sai yesees equipped
here being lot less than 3! sc6 tuns. Our mannfac
lures have been md srrsted. The statistics will show
that few cities with or commerce of 1866 600 600, and
our population of over 20 600 people have accom-.
p-h more in the other industrial pursuits of mand
fsctures Looking at the present occupation OF the
miles of river front within the hsrbor, il vas truly for
tun sic that tie central TRACTS have been 50 cirefuy
preserved for the present and future demsnd.
The Old River Bed will always be reeded by the
shipbuilders The river channel for more than mile
is already appropriated for warehouses, eeva.os, un'
Der yards foundries and mills. The valley of the
Cuyahoga s,ll sers equally liable Inducements for
tie manufacturers. II will, unoerstatd be care
fully devoted te their exclusive as possible.
s 600 ORTIZ % lois have already been taken by Gin
ciDnat Tor stes for iron and brass foundres and
II lots appraised at 81 100 have been purchased by
the Mabonng Railroad Company, ID be occupied by
their machine shops and for depot purposes Let all
others avail themselves of the sale on Nov -. al which
the terms remarkably liberal, and the ind Elements
unparalleled.
The following j. statement of the cash assets and
liabilities of the Eew-Oreans Barks on the Let inst:
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Markem Peported BIZ Telerrapl

BUFFALO Nov lc7 pm.-fLoUs dToops sale. lss, es. -
sea Sc y for good Illinois and Michigan M zrtrs
Ohio Indiana Canadian do WHEAT UNCHANGED sas, 90
bush ct 81 i2i for Chicago Spring vi IS for Red Wscor.
sin ana 81 81 for prime DO and Indiana Cons uncasnset
,srs IS Geo bush. at S7a5sc Oars hrm.r sales oe's
sea lie for Wheat Receipts In the for ght hours up 70
noon to day bbs Flour 1871 s5 bush Wheat BASH
Corn CANAL ExPoRrs-52 is5 bush Wheat; Ii, IA bush
Corn. The weather IL mild and calm.
NEwORLEAxs Nov 7-CorroN; Prices easier bci 70, pot
ABLY lower sales to-day $50 bales receipts of the v.k $50
bales. stock 10000 bales Flour quiet CoRN firm 'sles
zee PoRk dull; dull lie CofFEE steady
.lo lie a.s TO day BAGS. stock 900 bag FKEisHrs
slightly decned Cotton TO Liverpool sGl159d STERLING
EXCHANGE y cent premium
OswEeo Nov. lO-7 m-WHEAr is in moderate demand,
with sales of n O bush 81 ~ for prime white Ca1lan de-
lyered and 81 . for Chicago Spring delivered CANAL
FRrIcHTs 10 NewYork ic. lower Granl7c. Corn 100
5c LAKE IMPORTS in the foyeht hours to noon today
-scs bbls F,ur 506s2 bush. Wheat 1873 BUSH Corn and
Ses4 bush Rye. CANAL EXPORTS in time-s sos.
Flour and 81, 100 bush Wheat
CHARLESTON, Nov 1oCorroyThe sales to-day add up go
! ales al lie. for good mddins.
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LOvETT-Ip :hs city. Monday Nov 10, Ttosss son "
Roe.r Love'.t II he S1;h 1etI Il sis tse ,...,,
The sves and friends Of the family invite 70 attend We
fuDes from No 46s Fla h'b avenue y 10 ociok %
day morning. He remains viii BE- iak'n 70 OIeohNo1
MIGEARD-on saipIday, y e. n.,ssrrH. Fsn5y ii-ft
daughter Of Cbas A. l. May hisnaId sses Sol'h
EORIH-IL Brootlyr. SATURDAY Nov o. sfs tifss-th
Eonh Hfea 20 year,, months arA 4'"y"
PFsNlNGTON-O On Sunday Nov 9. q cansostor OF .bc
sr.s P.nnnr.on infant Of Israel and sussn PEI
riDs'on. ssed year and 0 days
pryyRTJIY-On Sunday urnirf Nov. ? af'. NAY L.
wife of Anthony P.veIe!, in the s2e year Of her age
popIysON-f Newtoun Long Island, on Sunday, Nov. O.
Mis- sarah Of tie late Thomas Robinson IL TIE 18th
,esr Of Der age
NJ. William henry Ste. - Of John H. and Mry C.
steele aged years months ard days
The and friends Of the family the member. Of Pilgrim
pt and Ladder Company No Is and Of Hose Company No.
81 are respectfully invited to attend the funeral tai, ster
rnor o'clock from the redence Of he father, No 5l
Uno,on street, without further invitation.
spFRRY-In Woodbridge Friday, Nov T. Charlie. spsrry
,,q.. aged II yens
sanborn rcict Of Mcdaniel sanborn aged 81 yeas
Lay him gently in his coffin,
Fold his arms upon his breast;
He has goLe 10 JOIN his sister
Willie has gone 10 heaven TO Test.
.d.s. daughter John w Taylor IL the 10Th year age
yoORHIs-At Battenssck v. j., Saturday MINI Nov
O. Annie Amelia, OIL child Of Isaac H. AID Am Maria
yO0rhis aged months and y days.
yOORHEs-On Saturday Nov Of CONGESTION Of brain
Jrles g. Youngest % r. bert ard Mary VOORHEES,
ased year, 9 months aud days
WhRI-On Sunday evening, At o'clock az his resdence
cor Of first avenue and Sixth street after short illness
Dr. VIM. NaId, aged VI years
His will take place from the church q the Epiphany
Stanton between Essex and Norfolk streets Toes
day No7 IL at O'clock HE friends and acqusir
inritsd 10 attend
WOLLEN-On Sunday Nov g. Of congestion Of the lunfs Mr.
Charles Woll.n, in the I'D year Of bic age.
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tksse at present American 10 in moderate reSaes ssS a,
supply equally Insignificant; sales Of 1000 saon.
gee IN casks aud 81 81 In bb Crude Whale IL cou'ir,S
dulpess and prices mostly nominal Refined .sy 80
IN moderate request Crude sp-m IL heavy sales 81
New Bedfyrd AZ price not made publs Msnnf.csr, h -
moderate demand and prizes without further charge -
Oil inactive slds 05 mos Olive u fairly lnsur.s ~.
previous quotations. Red Oh eUuns quiet IS ae "a.
and mos.
PROvISIONs-In PoTk have chSnso % pot,e., A..
demand very light sales OF 80 bbls so Tor Ms, 49,
SIS ior Prime Reef firmly held with light arrival. 49, -
$50 Dbl, a, S6d for Country Prime IS 5od 80 h, -
Mess; syxsll repscted Western Old and az "a, -
packed Chicago new. Prime Mess Beet nominal .. ana
sls. Beef Hams very firm o. So Cut Mesr so1cs,
sn al sales Of SugArCu,ed Hams at l0io Baooa a.
cc. Lard heavy sndi inaeye sales q 100 bb Mi
tee dls,c Batter 10 IN fair demand i6d2le. ohc
and ga Sc State. Cheese In steady request s90
RICE-The market continues quiet small sales 0Ely are
being m ado al cate.
sEEDs-A moderate business DOING IN Clover I.4i,.
Timothy in limited demand al IS 25 81 80 bush Ro,sS
FS very LDseei is nominal Tor want Of sccs a.
the sdvices from London learn The arrivals from R.f
Indies O quarters for the week sae had ben s.s IN
the spot At q " quarter advaLee.
SUGARS-There 10 sbs'emert In the detaNnd anl Tia
market exhibits remarkable strength a. these enhsn ed ss
the sales l. leo bids, part II not ell st 9,4i0ie.
NHfskl-The market 10 well supp led and 10 oy.r s.,.>
Of 200 bbls At S5dSJsc. for Ohio and Prison
WOOL-The stock of all kinds both foreign and dor,,.,
In this market probably smaller than pre.en Ths
sales Of Fleece Wool comprise IS az , a
e quality months Pulled WOOis IN small stock a 90
are firm.
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Passeuzers Arrived

In L. s. Mail steamship Baltic from Lieeypoek-Mrs ssrs
ford Mrs r. Meade Miss Mullissn, Miss Aexander Mrs.
Eagle and servant Mrs H. Randall Mrs Mc0resor Miss peets
wssde and Capt John T. Eldrdgc Professor A. Ma
ham, Capt W. r. Palmer and lady D. Hsper and LADY, M.
2chdren and nurse w Feowee and lady, ia. B.rnss .nd
lady Mr Segune and lady Mr. Chesboush aud lady NJ
lady and Pine and lady Mr. havene lady anQ
sha Allen and lady Mr. Fswe lady infant ,nd s ss,,,n
lady and servant Mr. Morland Johnson, LanSion, ire
MI Low lady and child Capt. r. 4 Tucker O. Parish A.
Mr Vsndervoort Robert Sanford Mr. sanderson AMI
MI Griffith, G. H. Ward and brother the Rev M Miller Nj.
cousin ". PIeicr O. H. Rowland, c. W. Troter Dr. Load.
ter, Mr.. Muller MI st.npe, Capt Dun1 AID .ery.nts
Mr vieo B. W. InscrsOll- p Fraser a. Cswley, Ne Dys
Mr. MerIer Mr. Octave w. WeisEtmsn, A. Macropasa g
s Edridee e. ssunde5r Douglas. w. T. w Wy. H.:
sir Miss Wech p Fay and sisters Mr.. Donohoe, Jes
teph, j. j. Adams and child }. C. Roystcr, Mr. Rerssw--
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BALL-At Eltona, westeheser Comfy y Y, on Sunday,
sseS ySon,s and IS e.y. o i"0'
Chsriestcn, g. c. and San FancoO papers please copy.
BODINE-On Sunday Nov Estelle King infant daughter
Of David M. and May J. Bodine, aged : months.
BooSEnM sRIinsseld Mo- Col Nathan Boone youngest
CLARK-on Saturday Nov g. Of scsret fever Cornelius
eldest Of C0rHeus E. and Charlotte Jane CLARK aged
COwHY-n Brooklyn a,sr short nlncss, OF Inflammation
lungs MI Michael Cowhy, aged 60 years month
DU vALL-In Brooklyn on Sunday Nov g. after short i'll.
nes Lsyna wife .iJ b. Du Vail aud daughter the late
The relatives and lends Of the family are respectfully invited
attend her funeral Tuesday Nov. H. a, p o'clock m
from her late residence Court ana Bul.eE streets
DE GRoOT-At Elisabstbpo.' n. J, Monday, Nov. 10
Capt. Freeman DeGIoot. aged 90 yesIn
The blends Of The % are Without to tfsS aS Sse T s
: osooi S'' jacket VIII leave f' NO. '''' "'
DEAs-A, waslipstop City. on Friday, Nov 7, Joanna
Dsss, wife Of IEst Charlie. Dea., o. S. Navy aud only
daughter OF y. II. Dsvise.
FINK-ou Sunday morning Nov o. Amelia Goodman, OILY
daughter Of H. milton and Hcnries Fink aged years
The relative. and cnd. of the fy requested 70 attend
TIE funeral At tie residence Of her parents No 1so "'aha
HINsDAIE-on Sunday Nov g. At the residence Of her son.
IneoSGte aln'da. n Brooklyn, Harriet widow OF Ohm
TIE friend: Of the family respectfully invited at,esd her
uuae's,) on Tuesday ft,ruOOn II O'clock
HUTCHINSON Locke Cayuss County on Saturday Now
Of the late james Hutchinson aged years. She Ia, gone
down to the grave at good old sse, respected BY all
HAsELTON-At New 0rlesus on Monday At o'clock
D. m, Mr. David Ladd eldest sad Ts,ner Hs.e
ton Of kewYsrk. aged - years 10 mouths and days
JACOBS-At South soiiuate Mass, on Thursday Nov G.
Iehsbod r. jacobs esq, aged 81 years
JOHNsON-At St. John.bury, W., Thursday Oct 30 Mrs
sally, wife Of the Rev. Jas JohnsOn, aged II years
JOHNsoN-At St. JohDsbury, VT, Friday, Oct. the
R.v Jss Johnson age ~ naive of Lynnheld
AID graduate Of Harvard University.
JOUNsTON-At Washington City On Friday, Nov T. Mr.
Clement Johnston, in the Goth year Of bis
KENNARD-At Por,,tnouh, H. on Monday Nov. Jane.
Kerpard, esq aged 70 years MI kenngd was toI many
A, since he the has been for portion Of The
ns engaged Ia commerce he ~ the time his death
PRECEDENT IL the Portsn1ah hsnae soce'J o w eau
long been active member
vOeTEyIN-In wN.am,burgh. On srnday Nov g. M.rtls,
vie Of John LosS~yiD.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.......


Ships-Pscifc Gadd New Orleans, VIM. Nelson Sons; C..
Crooier Murray London C. G. Duncan Co Messengefs
Coming Bombay Slate Co.. Saratoga, Trash, Liverpool
Slate Co.
Barks-E. A. Rawlins Hatch Richmond NJ NJ Freeman
Co. Eyende, Partridge, Csrdenas, Russell Vning
Bgs-Spers dan Ehren. aud st. Jago Cubs.
Funch Meincke; lisa: Jewe,t, Reed, St Johns " r..
Thompson Hunter; NJ Kendall, Dye, Aspinwal Peel,
Church Co. Hespcrus, Morgan Msnzsnils, A. Leary
sehsonen-s Braen Douglas Geors.tew3, Poner Pot
nsrd New Haven, master; Worth, ONeal, Wilmington Ne.
Cresdy Mott Co.. orans futile, Richmond, c; H. Per'ons
Harstein Grsfsn Sayannah Durham Dmonj ~ w smith,
Wyatt Charleston. McCready Mott Co., j. NJ Bsyless
Jayne. Baltimore, Merrill Abbott; Gen Annstrons Terry
lem, r. W. Ropes L. Co: j. +. Smith, Snow, Bristol A.
Hawes Storm Cloud Nichol. Key West O. A. Ferris Cot
Propeer-Locust Point French Portland II B. Cromweis
Concord, Norman, Philadelphia j. n. Briggs.
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the pas: fortnight there has been sssdy tendency %
recovery iu the specie Of the Bank Of France From
Hsubufg II is stated that the pressure IN the dscoun.
market had further subsded-the rae oeias 10"
cent m, A.,
From rle Cits -i,iiele Of ;li' ~o,aiHy' Daily Nes.
The variations in the funds toisy were tot OF s'rk
ing Interest The market closet the ssme as yes,er
Jsy Tbo ;mportant failure of Messrs Fox, Hender.
son 4 Co. tended to prejudice the Daket. Tue supply
of money in the discount max to-day was rather
more liberal but it is still noticed that many holders
Of money are slow 10 lend as !. usual at period OF
creased demand for money in the Stock Exchange,
PENDING the fortnighy settlement in shares and IN
foreign stoC&s, which Is now about TO cominsnce.
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MARRIED..

REATIN0-sMIrH-On Thursday Oct. So by the Rev. DR..
Edgu at the residence of Nj. Lee c. Coleman, MI j.
Mcleod Heating Of New York to Miss Josephine r. Smith
Of Nsahyile, Tenn.
MEAD-CARROLL-At Greenwich Conn, on Thursday, Nov.
the Rev. MI Warrington assisted by the Rev Thomas
bssby William J. Mead of Drake Mead esq to Cathe
rne Carroll, daughter of the late Nicholas Carroll.
QUACKENE OSs-FuRZE-M Flushing, Long lsand on
"Wednesday Nov. by the Rev. Dr. Smith, of So Georges
Church. George w. Quaclenboss Of Brooklyn to Emee A.
Fue only daughter Of the late Henry fuTze OF the former
place.
SPEAR-SEAMAN-In Roslyn, Thursday, Nov. by the
Rev R. Ely James w. Spear of East New York to Miss
Emene Seaman daughter OF Robert Seaman Of Rosyn
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elected 10 I'll the vacancy. Mr.. Z. j. Oakley re-
main. in the Cs.hiership, and The hank Will doubuess
continue to conu aud and deserve the high reputation
J; has always sustained. .
TIE United States Trust Company, e. IL ce'' e' ..
the KIickeIbOCl-T Back advertses second di'I.en@
10 the creditors If the bank Of fly per cent paySo'e
On demand.
The demand for money 10 stock circles con'noes
active bu, the supply appears TO be ample faPe,
in better request, and the rates, Wtno~t 4uo'i"'e
change, rather favor the seller.
The Weekly Bank Statement sho@s, uDe1gected4y,
q considerable increase in the Specie reserve, "hch
is higher than at any time since Sept. ~
while the Loans have been reduced 3, sO,Ooe Ice
Loans show Liquidation Of $40, 600 and the Specie
ar increase Of ,OO0 which has been drawn from
the in erior and from the ubTresHny. The receipts
Of gold from the interior must have been still larger
thar supposed as the foreign shipments during %"
week from here 81 300 900, counting, PROV
ably, 100000 in the average. In the DEPOSIT fne
there is nominal decrease of $500 600, but allowing
for the increased cleaDgs the actual decrease OF IN
drawn deposits lie 100000 in round numbers. Inc
clearing. are larger than ever before known, beng
4l79 800 eco against $33 600 same week last year.
The con parison wi h last week i::
Nov I.....sIJi42cs5 sli,O,7675 sssse ss5 sa52 SO,
Nov. 49,. lo2ySs,Ss n,5i641 ssisM @,'II,e-!
pecs.e.. sSs'4A s.;ai.i .a;s;;is .....'.
The movement OF the banks since Nov. |, 1855, has
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THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
LoypoS, Wednesday, Oct. 9, 1856.

F,os the CITY 4rtieie If tsa ~o,sing'' Ti"e.
The English funds opened this morning at further
reaction Il l. and there subsequently several c-
tuations. After regular hours there was a ght III
crease in frmress The demand for money 10 the
Stock Exchapge was not particularly heavy but all
that wss fered found full employment, at from s. Q
cent The final quotations OF the ? cents on the
Bou.se, this evening were 81 &c for money, and 66f.
&c. for the account. showing q preponderance of
purchasers for investments and urther recovery OF
nearly &, cent There again absence of with
drawsls OF gold from the Bank of England to-day.
The lriva.e letters from Psris to-day lees dis
coaragihg and perons who have opportunities Of be-
ipg wei Informed reersie tlsstateuen.s the. Isrng
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Mall steamship Baltic, Constock from Liverpool Oct.
dSe S'A Liverpool ISsf cps at ic m h y s
Point .;%:i aGTiy
Ta.mISn bound IL of Hc!Ss.s SGy sss;ed n y Il. 20 %
p? ;1f * T. =
Steamship Roanoke, skinner. Norfolk and Pee"burs md's'
'1 SIP E.is sy s.as 1f se:sa s
BIZ ssbsO Brow chsm,asd Iq%SsT % Smith boyn'1
BIS W,i.$ hoo!5sy cosil' Windsor vi.Nswpor 20 ds,s
Biz e seSssss (sr Campbell Dorchester 81 days. stone 70
IS I hs;: s.s Hfs. e.. o. g..
'es.si'. rail overheard and va:dIowned.
s sR ], E S.ilSea. - Ss:.s% o. Albany, ''
sehr j. Bent, Wallace cheryheld lumber to Smith +
s shI A. AZ. :: Dyer Rogers, sfasAi., lumber
s sssI o;:sss ssg ssf RY sis1t %s
schI s Ni1 a'1 W'ss.% ko sfans m. n
sehr. Corsl' Mccarty. Rocilsnd lime.
sem sTs1 ceS Sns csa1eS Por;.moua Nh
schr. TIv.aO, Lowe Lowe Gloucester --s
ss.%I: TTs.iasisp' es1sy, R$fieef
sehr. Mary H.wes, Young; Harwich.
s sssI T1 c smith, Eve %s:s asri'A
sehr. Sally Badger Thomas, Pit,..on:
Sehr. AmaDds, Nckerson, Boston.
Schr. Nile, Linnel, Boston.
Schr. Flying fish, Jones Boston.
Schr. Oliver, Pearse, Boston.
Schr. Emma Hotchkss, Nickerson Bo.top.
Sehr. J. StIatton, Bates, Boston.
Schr. Daniel Webster Hodges Boston
schr. Saginaw, Crosby, Boston.
schr Detroit West, Boston. -.
Schr. Yankee Beg Smith, Hartford.
schr. Alexander Blackwell, New Haven.
schr. O. X. Smith Briggs, New.Bsdford.
schr. z. II. Hubbard, Coe, Portland, CT.
Schr. Empire, Lowell, Boston.
schr Sally Gay, Chase, Hartford
schr. Lsnar,ine Rogers, ProviBeetown.
Schr c. Wilcox, Candy, Boston.
schr Grecan, Kelley, Hsrwich
Schr Gertrude, Rogers Ssybrook
schr Oironto Hammond Ellsworth, lumber.
schr Ophir, Peck Bah, lumber.
Schr Tangent, Reed, Coumbs, Me-, uDb~
schr Vandaia, VASE Addison. lumber.
schr Tiger Brown saco beading
Sehr Metropolis, Wilson, Boston
Soop Orion Cole Portland, Ct
Propeller Sophia, Green, Philadelphia
Propeller Jersey Blue Kelly, Nantucket.
ny Telegraph.
BOSTON, Nov Io-Ar. chip Northern Light, Nsa'e<
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MONDAY, Nov. 10-P. NJ.

There was a smaller amount Of business done at the
Stock Board than for several days but in descrip
tons there was an advance. The advces by the
Baltic were less favorable than expected and had
some influence in checking the upward increment
After the figures of the Bank Statement were known,
however, there reaction, and prices recovered
Erie, which was GIG at the Second Board, was Gig
bid at the close. Toledo witch was 7O, closed at II
bid. Reading 20, &c. A dispatch from Philadelphia
states that the Company has ordered that no cars be
furnished to those who refused to pay their toll bills OF
last week. Tie Ledger sage:
"The thing feared should Mr.. Cullen be elected
President Of the Reading Rairoad-namey, clashing
Of opinion and interests between the Road aud the
coal operators-hGs already shown itself. Mr.. C. gave
notice that allowance for dumpase at the Richmond
whaIves would cease at once. We do not know what
amount per this privilege covers but more or less
the coal operators objected to its Withdrawal and
Saturday. we understand meeting of eighteen of the
parties interested held at which it was resolved
TO sst the payment Of the Companys bills as rem
derd A suit at law will probably determine the
legality Ct the Presidents course. The amount
large or small, is of little moment compared with the
want of harmony which the movement Is ikeiy 10
provoke
New.York Central firm at So. a So, with an up
ward tendency Panama was also better selling at
| 9O, The failure of MessIs. Fox, Henderson Il Co. of
London who were ardent supporters of the Honduras
| project, has probably brought in some buyers. In
| Western Stocks the market generally was steady, but
some descriptions declined Illinois Central bonds fell
of Y cent and in other descriptions there was but
little done. State Stocks firm and in fair demand.
virginss sold at o. Mssours at So, and Tennessee
| at 9li.
The Exchange market is not active, and quotations
tend downward. The leading drawers are asking
lower rates. The range of Sterling saei, with rst
class bills at Saa9 y cent. Francs 5.22 5lsa.
The supply Of Sterling is much larger than it was and
is pressing on the market.
To Liverpool freights better. The engagements
are 900 bbls Flour at 2s. I'D 2s. 3D. 600 bush.
Graina 81 3D.. Cotton at 5s.32d., and Heavy Goods
at 27s Cd 30s To London 900 bbs. Flour at &c. Sd.
S. 3D.. 10 600 BUSH Grain at Id; 20 tuns Oil Cake
at 3s 3D., and 80 bbls. Ashes at 32s Cd. To Glasgow
Flour at 3s 3d.; 600 bush. Grain at I'D. vessel
of 10 turs was taken to load for Martinique for the
| round sum Of 81 $50.
The Sub-Treasury continues TO lose TO the street.
The business Of to-day Total Receipts sl32, o2f
%; Total Payments, s5j2,9E Sc, Including $4,000
sent TO Washington d. C.)i Total lance, $l2 29s,
| 0l9 50.
The receipts Of the Chicago and Rock Island Road
for October show large gain on last year, although
tina. was the largest month up to that time. The
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COURT CALENDAR-TBIs DAY.

SUPREME Court CIRcUIT.-Nos. III, 2l43, IL, rs,
1894 1900 $780, 7 1875 1873 2Os3 1902 27, 1885, 254 25l2
y76, 2s64, Al, II, ~ IS a. rs, 1888.
SUPERIOR CoURT Trial Term.-Nos. 500, 800, 633
60 $751; $751; $685. 500 zoo 7O 7o2 7o 7o4 70j 7o6
49, Ns 79 no. Ill 49, 7l3, us 7l6 7a, 79 72l 722 7a5
726, 727, 72s 729. -
UKITEp STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-NOs. 81 to 10
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURf-Nov. n-before
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ANOTHER PATENT CAus


Frederick J. Aas'in sgt. Francis j. Gar 2enteT' r
This suit r. grounded on an alleged infringement o.
patent right granted 20 Frederick j. Austin - June iii'
IN. thing patented 10 spcrcung aud boz G
ehns The defense claims hat yibrsory motion gwen 70 the
cutter 10 covered by plaintiffs patent that the
i. no, 6r the same 1venon a. original pstent, and mat
That ol.imed by the plaintiffs ressued patsst before
Syen.sd eonscted and used by others Verdict o defend
ant For plaintiff Geo. Clifford for deiendaI VIA W ee'
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ny NORTH Rirey Boah-as $40 bbls. Four 10000 bah.
Wheat, So Ss7 bush. CON- AS bush Rye l bu'h bArsy'
so pkss. WHISKY "A do. Ashes $50 DO. Provisions -.
Bv Erie Rsrosd-5soo bbls Flour $50 ptss WHISKY 40
do Proyisiops.
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The following Is statement of the cash assets and
hilfes of The New. Orleans Rarks on the Let inst:

Totsl......s@7Cs 6ss s6issS4o s7,5s2554 $l3iS l0
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