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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-10
Arrived.

s.Du.lip FLORIDA woodh, Savannah G. hours mdse and
sb trarns Nv by ~ chafsci ssnal' With steamship
knoxville hence r Savannah am, exchanged signals with
Hsters Lii bearing " BY $ passed schr r. Kidder
Saturday sm Of Absecon, passed bark Belle lot Bo''on
steam ship sOuh,rner Murray, Charleston, mds, ard pass
ongers sPod9rd, Tiles OF 90 tHai'daS, Il oe'y,A
s GisIieston .s''''
sa% 3, I FoltSa w2.tcn Hv 70 a. ES. p
Ship Chsottc ~ Croae Ba,h he, days il ballast %
Bark il Pierre Van Buren, ouaaina, FL days in bal
Bark Ella PIKE Rassed Island day, salt to D K5Ge
Bark conway Hoyf sIss1ss day., sugar to n del No
E Bi CO s0 81 q.H Il 60 o ' TYL lb s,s
p opI, or Newf9Ik inpsa' Tor boston; oc w. ~ -
Brs John stevens Co Blueh Peters Tduid Cub. Oct.
B1is Mary Means oi sedsTiclj Hopkins Turks Island II
III Mason Dsv No cSsos 6e s."n salt goa
.tns &c, TO B99nen, Graves Co. No,2 lat 40 ION n
ot spoke in - bound IN sr. Nathaniel Rich from
Trinidad, Port Spar to iOsd salt foE NewYork.
Big FreGcico DAM LAmo,he st. Domingo City % day.
lon t6 spoke bhs of sacn, hon Jacksonville FOL Qua
Big Am s35 n.Sy1 - Ss;9 NJ Oct e. 81; AID
f. & Ee al o S's St Tf iss
on Bird Lock Oct snd saved vessel total loss
the Prg big Laura from Aux Cages r Hamburg vas Loaf
DYet Key oe cargo md esy saved V sel total loss
Brig Robin (of CneTIyheld WALLACE, Trinidad DO Cuba Oct
49, sugar honey Ae, 10 Chaselain Ponyert lat inst lat
= Y lon 70 90 spoke schr 3ioonst, from Jacksonville Cr
CardenGA
Big Black squ4, Case Pembroke Ne 70 dsy,, lumber to
BTs VIM Crawford Foster Gardiner ie 10 d.. lumber to
sehf Albert oC Harls,oa, Cole jacksonville 10 ay, vel
low pin. GiehIs Sailed in CO. with chr. Glen-oy for
sehr John T Ghce, Rogers, say.uuah days cotton to
seIr Ann Elizabeth '9f HaHpden) snOr Belize Hond.
scir irsbells Ws.. Addi.on, Ne lumber TO MASTER
selr Erbersss II, (Od selot) Hasermanu Ansos.
turs IS days, hid.s TO HenIhss Muller Gazing
SEW Kate BHsaln Norton sayaa-Ah 'd5' c,on. &c, to
brigham Csrbart.
Schr Citizen, Clos" Ssg Harbor.
Schr Dread Jrdson ProyiHoeovn.
Schr Howard, { Dwell, Boston.
Schr susar Loring, Boston.
Scir Woo.cott, Hsnet;, Bottom
schr. Isabella Faulklin Boston.
schr Alexander 81, Christie, NarcLsu.
schr. I. P. Abel. Dickinson, Portland, c.
seEI Gellysl, BIoOk Iv Portland d. G.;
sclr. Augu.,a, Pciry New Bedford
sclr. sterling, Chase, New Haven.
schs. Ocd Felaw, =, CG.sis. .
schr IhomGs Porter Clover OioRt, L. l., ~, Pa.d Ph-
sloop Aueriss, Rsynolaa, Providence.
SloCp Rhode Island, HB. Providence.
Propeller Locust Point, French Baltimore, nd. 20 H. b.
Cropl well.
Propeller osceols, CLARK Providence.
Propeller Decatur, Ceer, Nolvl,h.
Pr peer Irousid,s, Vandiyer, Pkssdesptis
enthusiastically. Atlantic, Liverpool; Augusta, s,y.G
nah Jones AdseT Charleston Jame'to"7n, Norfolk, Se
P.ssn brig Neuvorpoumsrn hence for Copenhagen 5t inst
with cargo naval stores returned 70 port day having
he J when 0 miles from Sandy Hook, expedc-d
heAyy gale from w NV during which sprung leak and the
pump. becoming ehoked, pat bal for repairs
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Pns.eneers Arrived

r. s. Mail sso ,hie Fulton, from He rye-MI Reynaud
ui,n. Marie Nolmer " Haze Jules Plunktt Madame 81
TJr1od Mr. Eoi.bauc q. W. Fpuuui. y. G. Bcnneti r.,
Nile l. Bsron j. IL. Gueub0t a-d lady, Madame Ice nle
CLnrcbRn T. s Schuchsrl lazy and servant us 1ais mn
NJ 4. F.mug Mile Anes Schuschard Nine Hams Mile =
Prime Mile ssie Schuschardt, Mme PORTER, Nile AndeTs
Henry Becker LADY, child sod servant John J9y
and lady two Masters JAY F. O. Schrhardt silss NJ we
B.sr-r Of Dispatches from London, Nile. Lizzie schuch4rc
Frapcis v Bsuss Mile. Schu'asrdt }. Col!cvle and
ladv Mile Rose L. yaus Col Absh am an buren, lady chd
ard servant Capt s.es0u { f. Andrews ~ Bowie Madame
Rowo Madame Hesey cnili-en and servant Nine fhpps
A Lemsre W o. Morton Jay Dubois, Mr. DAnsrea ni i.iy
ST Cui III Nile. DAugrc, : ksuhmsr, NJ hohn, DE Hi)g
my Mile Abb. Carrie and servants Mr. Colt csid end ser
y,nt Mr. woodward V Loxabe add ady NJ sherman lady
and children, Mr. FreEe, Master FLere Charles frsTe
Pde Pors.rses lady. child .nd servant PGe Lapousle M
Culman and lady Mr. Ferguson, hl Eastman Mr. Cresln
Or sorre Augustus Wolfe. Nile Edmonson, W II Matte;
son james Shaw F.. w Gordon IL Snowman Nj Wakst0rd
and lsdv W Chambers aud lady, Mile II. Mathews. Mile.
Emily Weiss Mydemoisele Connor NJ. and O further
B. and c. Treble 2. Reinhsrt, C. WsnneI [. Heckel'
C. strauss f. Gardc y 81 A. Ner,', Nine isnsIol''
Nine TAYLOR, Mime Werter Nine. Msthews. Mue Warner,
Beglelt NJ Giet ". Warren Z. III. Bsrdelli h Paiisrd,
NJ Nsrgot : H. si., 4. sud f. Nt..her, J. Nssb. q sud
n BuAen A. Ws.ar o. Hs'edibe Geo Berker. Mr. Soul,eyi
Fred Pieatir Mlme Ii. Et.ugcr, F. Mayer. Mile Id
niger NJ Barln Mlle. C. Becker Alex. and Benz Tano.
Mile s ard Anne Kehr Nile. Mary Hughes. Rev C. Petit
Burgess and lady Mdne Howard and four children beny Tar
box Mr. Tsibox Mdmc. Baudin Nile Marie le-rota Is;
Ia scre Steamship TcEPe.t JOD G!d'gJr-A Csdenheat
and lady W. II. Thompson, j. Ferguson and lady Rev ID
Scott j. Allison ID. Campbell. Rev j. Garnschas, w GEahsm
J. Grakam and 81 in second c4.n.
In brig -ilHa from Nassau " P.Mss +. VI. Smith snt
L. wrecked seaIDeu.
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Whnl1ra.

Arr ., New Bedford 9Th. .ch Eliza Jane, we,t North A..
lantc Ocean and via Holiness Hole With ~ bb!s sp oa
mot GO 81 oFted yesteECay)
SID foo t9rsoe Africa Aug 49, bark Byron, ofNcwB Bed
ford, TO cr.-se.
Oct latitude &c ship samuel Robertson, OF FsELsveu
Oct g. a 20 S. on IS TO- wes passed ship Contest, Lad
low from New Bedford for Pacific Ocean
At ST. Hesui sept L. baks =. Dooye Of New b. fo1 With
100 Dbl, sp Rocnote of GreenpeT oil unknown. Sailed l3tb.
bark Marion, Davis NJ = B. iord, 20 cruise
Heard from oa Por, DAupAn May T. Cavalier Bourne, Sb
Al Matsgsscsr JuI 20 ship James Edward Mary, NB,
bills VIII
letter from Capt Howlsnd Of BARK Margaret Scott Of Now
Bedford reports her a. Augustine Bay July g. with % be
rp., 800 do. VII. Gil. -,
letter from Capt Baker Of bark H. H. cnro Of Dr,no1th
reports her MsUrtGs AUs "a With COO bb 81 fO'EH
seasoB spokeyuDs Pacific, shsran, New Bedfot" 'ysp
this season. 18th, India Rowland .o, so sp ~ VA IS.a'
james Allen Devo, do 80 sp los Randall DO" 70 no..
80 sp Capt Baker had seen several ssps ".ie In 3'-'
spclep-sept II, lat. u S.. lon. w, Columbus wssd'
MI, no oil OF board.
Al St Helena Sept. % lark, Ebn Dodge Norton u Now
Bedford mos 100 bills sp Ripple, Morgan mos ou's
~ 90. do both bound 20 Tristan Ground p,, a.. q
On Coast Of Africa last Of Angus bns rN'o"' A-ah' W
Holiness Hole, 100 bbs sp. =, ct - yy....o,, ,w;,J,
AZ IsnziIsr Apr ~ Bsfk EI BETH Cook OF Wesp3iwta
500 bb sp nut In on Of SICKNESS thise OF 20
Lad died Willie the vessel yas LsnIoa one on 'as
c1s,v nsme not yen htt BY shafk shs ms es "
bS LIBERATED AZ 10 render asion above me khee h.eec
sT Tie doing a. wei a. eoo'd &c e.
pesaa. Som, .eN lon q w, bark Rsjah, s'e~rt,
from New edosd .or Indian oeean.
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vAIr,,tE Cou NV os IHr picIf.c-Byr re-
cent dspa'chcs 20 the Ny Dsputment from Ccmmo-
dne Swartwout Ct the Vuied States steamer M,sssclu
seits tire important fact i communicated of discov
Try OF valuable coal on tie Straits of San Juan de
Fuca. This discovery was made by Capt j. II.
Thorrdhe. About four .uns OF il was dag out by
lncianf and tested on board the Nisslchu.e.s though
tie test a. Commodore SvaTtout remarks:
Car Lot b. considered fai: one, because, a.
miners ca H. It Wa The first crop OF coal :iken about
three fee, below the surface, ard which is always
gardsd a. refuse. Doubtless when they get deeper
into this mine the spccih, grayi and Other valuable
properties willprovc to bc greatly enhanced.
TIE situation of this mine is Fuca Straits. nearly
equi-dtant between Pillar Bag and Callsm Bay, and
about = miles from Cape Flai'ery. II reporting on
TIE local position and circumstances OF this mine, Capt
1horndike says:
The hight Of the mountain is from 900 to 800
feet; the formation e sandstone; six leafs OF coal
ranging in thickness from three feet, dip O de-
grees. Distance between coal leads ranging from Il
to 100 feet. From high water marx ~ feet; 10 10"
vsc. mark 80 feet. From coal leads TO five fathom'
water about 600 feet"
Gait Thorndike has commenced working the mine
with some experienced English Miners, who report
very fayorably Of the qualities of the coal. The mine
10 admirably suited respects facility Of drainage and
shipment. ,.-
reports Of this coal, after the test in the following
terms: -
j frd i: superior to any coal have seen on tits
Sound with one exceptiOn-tha is lis rapdlfy OF COM
buston IL leaves about hFe per CONT Vi ci'hecr,
which, with proper tools can be easily removed rom
the crates The weight ia forty seven pounds per cubic
foot and deposits including enker, about thirty per
cent by measure. 1t compares with Cum oerland coal
for weight sganst equal bulk eight to ten evapor
alive efficiency six 10 ten
Without pretending 70 q precise analysis, Mr.. Pat
terson estimates Il is coal 10 consist of shout seventy
parts OF carbon, tw, ny Of btumen with the lining
ten parts of silica and earthly matter.
BRIDGEs BURsED.-On Saturday last bridge At
Juca Ohio on tho pit. hurUl Fort Naynp sna Chi
CO % Railroad, was burned down. Ii was lO feet in
lei 9TH. Another bridge SEQ leet long, also COZ
sumed recently Both fires are supposed TO have been
causod 10y sparks from locomotives.
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.N.1RL.NE JOURVAL
PORT OF NETWORK.


stesm.iips-J.. Ad;cr Turner, Charleston, spof2rd 4
Ticston augusta Lyon Ssyannah, ; L. Shtchit James
tow n, Parrish Norfolk Ludam L Peasants =.
Slips Washington White, Liverpool w T. FROST 0oIun'
La cturse Charleston d. l. Murray Mediator Com New
Orleans W. T. Frost; Wlbur Fhs Burwel, New orleans
Robson Fosdck; Bavaria Bailey, Hsyrc, VIM Whitock Jr
J. T. Austin, Clark Galveston, j. Ii. Brewer Col Adams
Arey, New-Oieans, j. Perkins. 80 -,
Bnks-Zephyr, Lane Mosslna and Marseills, Chamoern
Phelps Co; Velocity, White, 81 Jsso Cuos JoSsIah
Thornpson W. q. Alden, Bates Belize. r. Aexandre Nor
wood Winch stcr NV -Ohears Esgio HszArdi r. pemui'
Hoes Savannah Demil Co.; s. b. Hale Cooling Portland
J. W. Deano. 80, ,,,
Bnss- Baear Fett Tan pco, Sler,S Oliver Secret Br(
Fitzgerald Cabonesr r. f., H. L. Routh sons; Ann Eliza
beth Sale, Norfolk. Low Marsh. -
Observation-Disclosures Bind Morris, Wilmington, b. Blossom
Son Biawlths smonson, 81 ha.tle aud market h'eIct
{ Brown; G. Colgate, Sso,nan, Baltimore MAILER Lord q
Que1cau; f. Hamilton, Burbank Norfolk, Price Brdi AZ.
larc Bushnell New Haven master: Arzac Venas Cote, d.
Leno Co. Cortes TOwnse; Gsboou. Africa, b. A. Mum
ford BIO j. L. Bowman, ooste Porte csbello, Brett,
Son Co. See Ranger Chapman Lsyacca, WaAemsn, Dhon
Go. = Andrews, Putnam, Washington b. Blossom Son
Rebeecs, Woson, City Point Jas Hunter Co.; A,ctlc'
II ch Alexandra Merrill & Abbott 4. w Pratt, Whedon,
Plsd phia Jas Hand H. w. Morsc. Philips, Phnsdelphis
Hand; Wn. Tyson NGsdon, Boston : W Lewis Co
River Queen fow irT, Providence, z Kenny
Ste.m'rs-NOunt Say'ge, NasoH bHfiuo1e H. D. tfoNi-
wsi; J. r. TlomV. u, Colinary, Ba.iipor'
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SY1OSD BOARD.
SATrRDAY. Nov. S-P. ".

The Stock market to-day rather irregular, but
OF the close the advance Of Friday was fully sustained
The marke. heavy at the opening Of business, and
tie few bears left were free sellers at decline in
ticipation Of the effect Of the error i'll the
bullion Of the Bank OF England. This error,
however, appears 10 have no effect, and
tie market on the second call was higher There
was strong disposition to buy, especially on long
BUYERS option. The heaviness of Foreign Exchange,
and the amount Of specie shipped by the Atlantic,
showing decline from the previous estimate, had con-
nderaLe Influence in mpa,ing confidence to
operators. After the Second Board there was q
buoyant market FOR Ere and Reading. The
former sold up to CT aud TIE latter to 'S4 closing
at those prices. The transactions in these two stocks
reached during the day 20 coo shares, and the i'm
pIovemen, on Friday is = cent. in Reading and q
cent in Erie. For the latter o. freely predicted by
the bull. dining the coming week. New-iork Cen
trail was strong at the Second Board and sold at 81.
The Western Stocks are in demand at advancing rates.
Michigan Southern improved Z cent; Michigan
Central = cent; Pittsburgh y cent; Toledo /! T.
cent, with large saos--sOme 5000 shares. Outside
operators appear to be turning their attention IN
measure from Erie and Reading to this stock. Mil
waukee and Mississippi sold at - y buyer 90, aud at
IS regular Rock l. and was very firm at 92t as.
In Railroad Bonds the market is steady, excepting for
Illinois Central which advanced rather too ropdly,
and fell back to 90: o. In State Stocks the tusi-
ness il moderate at previous prices
There is nothing doing i'll Exchange. The holders
are willing sellers and the tendency of rates is down.
ward. The quantity Of commercial bills Offering is
large, and BANKERS enabled to coser themselves
cheaper than by shipping gold. In the pres Mt state
of affairs in France, however We cannot expect the
entire cessation of the drain ii Exchange should
60 below the specie point.
In Frcshts We notice 10 Liverpool, 10000 bbis.
Flour at g. 2s Sd. a % I'D. 1900 bushels Grain
at Cd; 800 boxes Cheese at U.s. Cd; 90 tuns Rce
at c2s Cd; 900 bales Cotton at 5-S'd. To London,
5000 bushels grain at I'D, in shippers bags, and
eco bbs. Flour at IS. To Glasgyw, loco bbls.
Flour at Sc. ID; 7C0 bushels Grain at llic. To
Hayrc % 900 busels Grain at 20c, in shippers bags
Tie business of the Sub.Treaiury was: Total re-
ceips, sl0l COL Co. total payments, sl3a, 80 o.;
total balance, sle9lS9i3 90 against 49, 400, ga lat
saturday showing gain to the street of siS ,63l dur
ing the week, and of 1897 III in two weeks.
The Imports other than Dry Goods for tine week are
s9,O95 go against So III same week last year.
The aggregate for the week is:
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Brig M.dslr, lnswl. pieln.,. Bath. Ne. ias1,, WI \,

Der TO order.
SchI Coast Pilot fof Brookbsysn). Davis. Csais s.,.
with salt 20 order. vessel q " Smith Oc. a. IA, e -
In $3.50 cNehsnsed signals with c'ze eippershe ,s
Nm r. ball painted bsck spsrs Whit; 18th, az h, q
xcbargcd ssuAs with LARGE Oh painted ports as "
,howiug white signal With red ball si in eou.pssy,,
ship Kitty simpson, for Boston.
Schr Ia, Chamberlain, Boston days mdse ~ wu p
Herrct .
schr Germ lBr Gossiey, H!.sboFo' y. s., 10 dsa pas
10 p J. NeyiDs Son.
s.br Nev.Yorl Goodsen, Boston, tadse.
schr Pa Charib crlsin Boston. dse.
scbr Plymouth Rock. Lacey Boston, mdss.
sehI Martha Maria. Small, salem
Sch.. Bay State, -, Rocksud.
schr ~ II Reed, Kelly. Albany Tor Mes Bedford
Schr. Howard. Parker. Boston.
sehr. Louisa, Chase, Boston.
Schr. Am Gardner Small. Boston.
ScLI +. II. Atwood. Chase, Boston.
Sclr. PLOTS Bride. Rocklani.
Schr. I. Texan Hunt, Passport.
Schr. Chss. Fox, Chase Hsrwick.
Propeller Vulcan, Morrison. Philadelphia
Propeller Scnecs Cbsulkcr Hartford.
Propeller CLss. Oszood Smith, Norwich.
Propeller Ospray. Kenny Providence.
Propeller PotoniskA, Cushmsn, New Bedford
sAILED-Ships Wssbngtcu White. for Lyerpos' a..
La D,vsn for Liverpool; Amercal Congress, N,'hS, e
London. ~
wIND-Darins the day, INV.
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Arrived. .SUsDAY. Nov. 9

Steamship 1erarest r Henderson assow 29dsys With
Indse and IS pass j. McDoLsd Co.. experienced heavy
westerly gales the .utire passage.
Ship z, Green, Live POOL Ssp, g. with rdse and 30
pass. Label Co.tu Oct 10 t a 70 Ion % IT, passed
bark Mary AnIe (Br II Londonderry bound t. 2lst lat
- a. lon ~ a. spoke hip Sea Lion d BAH om Glasgow
for NewYok The has expeenced succession Of west.
eby sales fro M the Banks.
SHIP Loyaaier PeteTson Boston . days in ballast, towed to
the city BY stean,ug Enoch Train Capt. Heunessey.
Bnk Alice Provost (new - Mystic ia ballast 10 Lane
Wet. Was towed to the city By .tesm.igs Ajax.
Bark Home tof Boston, SARGENT Loshorn Sept passed
Gtralta l5, With marble RAGS Ie NJ Pastasldi been
~ Jays west Il loD. GO.
Bark Harret spadiDs tof Roekandb Hsnss Sligo (Guano
Lsnds Ia days. with "a uDs go % J. H. Green vessel %
H. 4rGDdY. Nov 20 miles y. 81 81. Tbomss spoke big
h. {. Dyer, htres ey 81 TboEss
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slyps-xIn H.. ely, % svndsv rao.iss .sd,l .fo 10
o,a. E.,v n sel9e ed daus:eI + : > h'N
Yeas - 49,, orr syes
Tb,'nah many susny 80 ri,e-
O., = ., ,mile, she w.
sse n, y ~ " ;, heb passed away ,,,.
ihe ineif voice and staP aie soH''
he eoho' '.gsre. still aDd ecrPi ..,.,, ,.,,,,s:
W. we tnow che sine' D; In !"
,s IT, wssrelprr Z" y" "s n
"A 1,taTy paper pl,l'e ',PJo ,.,,, vourr...
w.so"%n an. NJ ssl3% months and
suite .an I'm IL R1si;'i 'fd Emily r
dsys a.x Nov In the J9d year VI NJ -
Apsi' vile o 81 .,iuf a, O'Clock, a. ne TesideAce'
vARD-On Sunday nd Sixth street. after sno;t !lne'''
DR. wm Wsd sa1 c, from the cburcb Of the Epiphany on
His fnhs, r.@; between Essex ana "a csintsn..s
aIe iD,,. 4, s,ccarspra Me- Sunday Nov Sally
,aou OF the late Joshua " oooIAl % - ''''
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Decitase. Slisfo ~
We bear from Philadelphia that meeting of eighteen
Of the leading coal dealers Of the Schuykll district
has been held at Philadelphia TO take into considera-
ton the proper course to be adopted in relation to the
dumpage question with the Reading Company. After
a free discussion, it was resolved to wait upon Mr..
Cullen, the President Of the road aad esk renewal
OF the dumpage allowance which Withdrawn last
week Mr.. Cullen declined to meet the views of the
coal shippers, wherupon they resolved to resist the
payment Of the toll bills of the week and TO suspend
entirely the shipment Of coal from the mines, royiD
thu Company that they would need no ears until fur
Their notice. We hear that the coal already piled uP
on the Richmond wharves is equal to the probable
wants Of shippers for four or Fix weeks, and the coal
men anticipate forcing the Company, by the entire
cess alton OF mining into their views before that supply
is exhausted. We shall see.
The demand for Flour was active to-day, with an
Improvement Of Ice. on the low grades. The sales
are some - 600 bbs Wheat is firm but not active.
Com is in f. demand. Cotton is heavy and inactive.
Polk Is rather finn at previous prices, but the sales
moderate. The Coffee sale to-day went of without
spirit, and but email portion of the catalogue was
sold. Sugars buoyant and in good dcmanl, and
Molas ses is finn.
The receipts for duties at the Philadelphia Custom
House in the first ten months OF Inc year siOji,
q 5against q, SOC, - last year.
Tie election the past week has inteIfered to con-
siderable extent in the coal trade. As compared with
the tunpage of the corresponding week last year,
whom there was election to interrupt ira ie there IS
decline of go tuns. The unnase for the past week
nd wear wns n foloWa.
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Markets. =. reported BY Tslsgr0ph

PROVIDENCE r l.. Nov. 3-CoTToS slesly at unchaasel
m e. with small salss WooLthe market Is rather bare with
July sustained prices sales - so0 PAINTING CLOTHS, prices
errn ssics &c 100 pieces.
EIwORLE.Ss, Nov. 7corToS easier, bu' quotation. n,
.baused ssles TO-DAY 35o0 bale.; sc- tue week VO
lales Receipt. ssad Of date last year $50 baea
FREICHTs 20 LdveTJOo Ia Il I'D ExCHANGE on London.
= cut COFFEE steady RIO, 10l ale sales Of the week,
ITO hpg.; receipts -st week 80 bags: 2. * q. tbs Por
200 bs=s FLouE quiet FL LARD dali and quoted At lie
CO ilIn: sales a 70c.
CHEITsros Nov 7-she sale. Of CorToS to-day woe eco
sl~s al fuprices
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There were no deliveries OF CaLionis gold TINS week
but an arrival VIII be due about Wednesday mex In
the mean time the receipts from the interior are large
and with The disbursements from the Sub-Treasury,
have materially strengthened the bank reserve. In
Some quarters i. e believed that the line viii show
decrease from the last statement Toe receipt. ON
the interior, principally om Philadelphia and Batm re,
We should think had reached 500 900 or $500, 600.
During the past week there la. been some ameliora-
ton in the money market in stock circles but ii has
Lot been important although sufficient to Impar con-
tderabls confidence to operators in the future. The
bauks, although si constrained by their position, loss
Of deposits and CON- TO contract, doing so moder
aely without distressing the mercantile world and the
vacuum caused by their reduction of loans has bten
materially supplied by private capital The appear
anccs it present aye that these institutions VIII not find
it necessary to carry their contraction much further
but this expectation may be disappointed. The sea-
Of the year is close at hand when the move.
pent Of produce enables the interior banks and bank
TO concentrate deposits here and restore the money
which they have been drawing from us for the las.
eight weeks. Outside Of the street there has been,
since the contraction commenced no serious difficulty
with houses in good cTeJi, 10 obtaining accommoda-
TONS The banks have done all which prudence per-
nutu Ioi then ntoitIr' anu any ueHtlcHcy naS uccH
easily obtained from the discount houses at from to
per cent above the legal rate. Strictly first class pa
PER- to months maturity goes freely at 10 per cent,
and short fayOre at sor per cent. Tie supply
Of paper larger than it was, but not pressing. Call
loans are usually per cent but in many cases cora
mission is given in addition.
The earnings Of the Cincinnati Hamilton and Day
Ton Railroad for the month Of
ro1 7
october. loo1. foS& OF
Increase, u . cent. .............. s4sss 81
The earnings OF the Little Miami Railroad for the
month Of
October 1876, were......... ...... : 0S 6
October S5o.......'...........,..''. S3foo u
Increase, Il p cent?. s25 20 -
Tie oarnpgs Of the Macon and Western Railroad for
October, 1855, were.....................S8 s8 10
October Observation-Disclosures. Slsl -
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Passenger. Sailed.

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By Telegraph.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov S--The sesnsbip E,us-ros go.
Liverpool Oct r. tor this port passed the Cspe. Of DA~as
this morning.
BOSTON Nov 9-Arr. ship Crusad-r Ceqamboi bsEs Ton
Coswr, Cenuegos.
SAVANNAH Nov. s--Arr I. 5. N. steamship Env.vGl.,
from New-Nork.
Poster from Newport.
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uxu WORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER TO- 1856

guarantee for these 3s COO 600 in notes. The conclu
sion to he drawn fon lis enormons difference bewe.n
the paper Issued by be Bank and the cash n, ia disp
sal il that H.. establishment is lar from being abio az
Iesun q IL cab \. merits.
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