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e @ ,, f s s:s., :. Fl .SS. ar. .. .S s
0a4'S--1se .'gRy q Rliiae Wheat liml'.A .4e q.
%1 15@oa @Se i S1 .s. Of 10 b.s s =
sOgiAJG 81 70 s ~ sih a. re- g. 81 s, :: Ss q
s5 in s;Je S7c and 30 g.sh led Ohio at 10 Rye
g., I, ore o. pcy and lows gs g.. Of southern at % s.
4G5sc and Western at ~d5cc Corr :logsr more gen.y
Western mix ID in store and delivered and &c. for chos white
HOPS continue Inactive and noniaal at 7dllc f5r 1859.
HTDEs-rhere Is nothing doing ard tn. make: e p: All
nominal under ;he money pressure
HAY-Tbe market is lower, with fair demand ss o 800
iRON-The market continue. extremely qaie, an "a the
sbence oimP9ant Tansicd ms pdcs soneh'' rcnias
Scotch Pig cells in small way wanted a. eqla % tAG
LEITHER-H gloct and Oak are ,,h dull, aal tie rn.r
LiWE-There tbe market, in the sb,ence q
MOLASSgs dull and heavy; tie sales usisaicsl:
NAVAL sTORES-Ths pressure IN the money marks. and
high rats OF freight combine to stTc export r.as
action. in ta branch material, while the ho, demand
hesr OF shout 100 bb OF Spirits IN lots of Is bis TaId
s Ge1 w Sof pe SaVe no vas a. pea
good thai wants 20 purchase forthe omsnt
b.p The market without however eados TO buss Cad.
Turpen,ine ard common Rosin are sal n'c'y. a.d m;ely
scve usnd be- looked for should frei9hts become te
at SO 2 y $50 n. Tar and Pitch ala quiet and pes are
Ipsesd dull spd heavy, ae36ec. Crude Whale q nonnsl
70d re handsome Crude Sperm IL quiet a. 81 ~
LAID Oil ranges 7Oc IS cash aud mos 20 ena
fly. Other knds equally dull and prices are stgether
nominal.
PROVIsi ,Ns-Ths inquiry 10 limited tor Pork. and me
k. is unsettled cash up lower prices woud De
cepted sales 10 bbls IN ots st 5a q 70 for Mess with
sci At the close y TO- cash ard SIS for Prime, bat
with few sellers prices the ca being neld almost
y by two houses But dull and heavy at h decns sales 30
bb a. sl3 Sa44 IS for repscked Western Mes. sad sS
a 10 for extra do Beef Hams dull ~ Se6S7 Do Bacon
sc,ive sale. of boxes Cumberland ca. s. lec 800
boxs, short ribbed Nddles at "a payable in sssimore
10 shou ders at Sc and Sdes a: Ice Cat Meas
L,rd retail mand and prime is 10 small stock sale. Of
small lots l4GlS. Batter is plenty and In nniset do
snd at "a for Ohio, and 15ae for State Cheese 10
RICE Is hevy ard lomna hsye heard Of sales.
SPICEs-By auction 10 cases Num'E, damaged, II 4Oc.
cash. 1890.
SALTPFTER-At Boston sales rep Itcd Of 02 Bags 10
arrive and SO bags the spot Qllc y 70, cil aud
$50 bags al l2lc. q 10, months
SUGARS exceedingly dull Fat sales Of c? hh's.
Cuba at 6ld6lc, cash and months Revived Gli and
heavy.
TFAs-The business is very trivial aud prices nina
TALLOW-The market is heavy, the supply increasing;
Gales of 1900 ~ 81 &C.. for Western.
WHISKYThe market Is better supped sales Of 500 bbls.
a. pc
WOOL-There is nothing OF moment doing present. and
prices are altogether nominal.
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Markets. CAREFULLY RErOKTED FOR The TRIsrsE


ASEES-Il, make. Is nlie. 70, both kinds ire supply
An Die rsts vi Pots :. Ct 2s 81 Pearls NJ 80 u
COTIONrhe tDsIket continues dCl an hssi toe s'ocA
very .rhing and quotations entirely nominal H..
COFFEE-Very Little has beer done, a-d pices ste si'ea
2G,0 bags cai0O have slipped frorn hEs' Ha''
Il 90 bsss RIO a: lie. ,,,..-. c.,,l
flour AND Nj AL TIE Inquiry for Wesern la. Ssa.i
Flour 10 more tctive 1t h oera Otter ns' pnces are
ower Ina az the clos. Is heavy d. better gre1es are M
ll pressed for sale The .ass are W. OBJ.
"a 81 for common . good Stat o. p - Io SsS
O. 4OG 81 S. f1T s1peThne lad ana AM M"mgai So
81 30 10. extrado - $685. 20 for c9n9iA 70 ~ ~,
Ohio; IS 70Ds1 for goo! "a Ch2ioei - ''@ o. ~ -,
p,,1d, ana g. 500 IS foIe1:ra GeHes.e SHlasS n
il over; gpeihLo common 20 iaii e1sI.' N ~
nv these AZ. ws IN symIa.hJ Nth 'he dechne 10
r. nds he Sea are ssJ 5bs az 80 iJ eAas
NJ a. ne ulenty: tie dsma13 Is oierste, eai ea;tl
- 80 r,,..us,ly I.ay5; sale. Of TO ob.s 8, - S!g
g. So for COZ ,o goa bAnds B.ta.rr &C. AZ o1
a. r. m. b,t..r grades Rys foar n1t plenty Ird
"a =. "a 1JGs4ih Com Meal slswef. 'naAH tales vi 'e'
sey 81 IS SOD S5 ~. -. .-. ., al. Pride Of the
s.,s .onIrri-ns 1900 ptss ne~ Nthss 9A''"''
al lre, -.arIy az :hs essLogee VIZ ~. ted
assd PES u'osstA5 ArAI,
M ia e5 The HsJctIiLs co"" my DC !" -' $500
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THE CRISIS.

To he Editor Of The j. Tribune
SIR: Everybody s looking up m asures of relief for
the present financial crisis. have plan for hsping
the difficulty 1t consists substantially IA the adoption
Of the plan proposed by the gentleman from Albany,
improved by the suggestion that the banks here should
receire and pay on, AZ par the bills OF the country
banks in good standing. Great relief would follow the
adoption of this plan. Much Of the mischief now fe.t
has arisen from unphicsophicsl and uojist laws
compelling the nption of our country bank money
by spece in two plices-at the bank counter and IN
this city. II in effec. requires the country bank to,
Fi,s,: Make the redemption Of is circulating notes
absolutely secure by placing Pr amount Of is capital
larger than rs circulation IN pledge at hoaoy Sec
ogi By capital credit t. prepare for the redenp-
ton of The same circulation by specie IN me Cltyo
New.Yofk Third To prepare by absolute me ans,
equal to specie in value 10 redeem the same crcdli-
at its own counter. In times when money - plenty,
End confidence and credit are plenty, this does
not Operate very mschievousIy: but when the time
comes that there is De'her confidence nor credit, as
nc w. the whole bark force Of toe country becomes
burden ard peril H. the comnnbNy 81 lar ron heip-
iry the comm unity With their means they are com
neled to use the means G! tue community 10 helP
themselves.
AZ the time this bad system Of redemption IL New
York was established by law, an ameL dnent 70 tue
biz perGiUg before the Legislature va. offered 10 the
That ever bank in the State should receive dsp3'; and
payment Of :s debts az pt' 70. cri1atng noe. o. az the
the Bank Department a. Albany plTsuaut to !sw."
If such system were COW in operation the country
banks could put out their money % purchase the crop
Of the country and pay for ia ator, the crop
would come here or would have come hare a'rss1yb
it vopd be sold, the proceeds paid to the city m'r-
| chants and by them to the city bsrs5.
Parties who heve no. examined the subject may
suppose tha. there constitutional or legal 0ihcui
ties in the way of lns scheme, bn. there ar, no.,
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m.rh.,, P.por,ed b, Feiesraps.

AtK.~y Oct II G. m-FLouR: no hog doing beyond a
limited retail trsde-pces unch ged WHEAT; s CcaS
in Railroad parcels only at 65d67c sales about sou bash
oars. sales brsh at WHISKY very dali sales ~ DC
SHIPPED TO NtwYork Saturday: 80 900 bush Corn 500"
bush Wheat; 70 geo bush Oats; rs 1000 bush Feed 1890,
BUFFALO Oct 1851 M-FLoUR lower; sales 200 bhs at
81 87l IS for good extra Ohio Iowa sud Indiana and %
lel6Ss 25 for double Indiana aud Michigan WHEAT
ower sales 5000 bush Milwaukee Club at 78c. CoRN heavy
sales OF eOco bush. at 53td5;c oars nominal a: 4oc
WHISKY dull, &c. FREIGHrS-l7c for Wheat 20 New.
York IMPORTS for the fs hours ending at to-day
coo bbs. Flour; $4,000 bush Wheat; f2o0O bush Corn
90 bush. Oats
CHICAGO Oct I2-6 o. m-FLOUR dull: sales AZ 81 So
WHEAT lc lower sales CSC G. RI quiet OATS steady
SHIPMENTS Buffalo: 1900 bb Flour 100 coo bushels Whes
and 80 400 bushels Com RECEIPTS to-day $500 bDls. Flour
leo O0O bushels Wheat, and 400 bushels Corn
OswEGo Oct. IL m.FLoUR Is dull. WHEAT IL quiet ;
Chica2o Sprns held 80c Corn is inactive. FREIGHTs
arr unchanged LAKE IMPORTS ye,tisy 900 bush Wheat
400 bush Com CANAL ExPoRTs yesterday-5Ooo bbs.
Flour; 20 900 bush Wheat, and So 100 bush CON.
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4nS,o pa %
o,,,o nnn,ber Of persons deposited large sums Of
uonsv IN the baDk this morning. Tie officers fesl
co,6dent. though that they can meet every demand
as their ability to raise specie Is eqCsl to TIE ene.
gency.
There VAS run on tie Marine Bank to-day which
lasted few hours but fell of when it announced
that the Bark would be kept open "ntil o'cloek to
accommodate those who wanted specie.
There was also slight run upon the Burs Head
and Ocean Banks, but the demands bs!ug PROMPTLY
met and the officers protesting themselves fully re-
pared to meet any Claims, the excitement soon 'uo-
sided.
h The Receiver OF the Central Bank, Brooklyn, e1-
presses the opinion that measures will be taken, IN
few days, whereby their circulating notes may be
redeemed. The Directors, in published card, state
that depostors will recover the amounts due as soon
as collections can be made from accounts recsiGabls.
Notwithstanding the resolution of the Bank Meet
ing to expand loans to the extent of three million
the Weekly Bank Statement continues TO show rapid
contraction Of loans reaching this week to the extent
of $2,676,000. The losns are now lower than they
have been since November, 1856, when thay were
$03, li2000 and the deposits were more than tFe1;y
mil iors larger than a. present The only Baaksioh he
list which do not shOS con- .ct. 10 GuIlns TOE pas
week, are the Manhattan, Mercn ante, CITY NaaonaI,
Commerce, Republic and Nassau The lafge4t r.1I,
ton he, beer made by the metr po!itin lFpece the
return !. more favorable than has beea anti ipaed-
bank officers generally fearing that the figures
would chow considerable deficiency. The report,
however, shows how severe the drain by the country
Banks and for boarding has been, the Banks having
bad the full benefit Of the Ceif)rnis receipts
Of million and quarter, and Of the
average Of the SubTreasury disbursements of over
million and half and yet show but triing increase
The interior however, has been largely strengthened
by wha we have lost, and portion of it has aresdy
found its way back to the city. The deposit hna
shows al apparent loss Of $l,6OO,OOO; but making
allowance for the withdrawal of the Bowery aud East
River Banks and for the diminished business OF the
Clearing House. the actual decline is only S. 10000,
the undrawn line being So 6S3 600 against s.? 900
last week. This shows a favorable condition Of
the deposit lire than for al weeks past, as it i
not so great as the reduction Of loans. TIE circus
ton shows az &C ual decrease of about $l3OOO. Tn,
comparison with last week is follows, deductny toe
two Banks which send in no report this week
Loans & Dis. Specie. Circulation Deposits
Oct S.... 05 935 499 SL,4QilS S7,9l6O2 S67,s7S61
Ded'ct Bow
cry and F. $1,000 $500.
R Banks. I3n7sO 1886 2oAsS $685.
siOl,593,7Se sII,857,OI8 s7653 25s s6lCpall
Oct. lo.... 1ol9l7,569 ll.46,2s5 1913 S o''oi'oSl
Dtcresse."s2 si6,0 ::...: $l2s,657 s37S7l5o
Increase... &l9M
The movement of the Ranks since Nov l. 1875 mas
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FARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRX........ocr.
Cleared.

steomship-Cshswbs Buloch Havana, Livingston Gro
cheTon. @, IL
shps-Andover Berry New Orleans w Nelson Son; Ne.
braska Swasey Galveston, Hennings, Muller % Young
Sam Merryman Orleans Perkins; o. b. Lamar Brad
ley London Durham Dimon ,,,. =,
Barks-Rhein, SPicer HanbuIg E. Beeh kunh@sd'i NJ
Gaze McKie Rio 1aneiro, g. A. Moke Go. .
BIgs-E izabeth. Libby, Democrats, Metcalf Danc;n
North Davidson, Galveston. G. Murray Condor Alien a.
iard and Thompson Hunter Emily, DAVIS
ION, Dunhsm K Dimon j. Means, Wells, 81, johns X,
Thompson Hunter Billow (Br Foster, haniax' u lie
schooners-B N Fox, White, PhisdePhfa j. w Mckee
Co w Raleigh Hoi.on, Savannah ID g. dur.ayi -1rErse'
cole City Point Jas Hunter Co c. Colgate aman Bait
more Mailer ord Queresu T'o~ bridge Cole AteAspl,
Cready Mott Co. 81 Van Buren, Lewis Poyidsnc ,:tef
st.amer-L Locust Point, French. Baltimore, H. 'ro"'
ze1
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Arrived,

NJ steamship Atlantic, EdIitge, Liverpool Sept ~
nde and pass 10 r. n Ves Iii b Io .s Of .opn.st,
and ysIos The Atlantic orVed at Sandy HOOK 81 " Wv
ship VIM Jarvis (of Castnsl, BoLard Legh9rp A1s ~
pa ,ed Gibraltar Aus 81; marble rags, &c 20 Eis
Aus g. during heavy '9aa lost loe P into NV an Enssh
bars which carried away main a tpI sas r ~ new
damage From Sept 10 20 g. experienced Succession eis ,bo
bo,inS much making considerable water and spnt sS
s,i. On the 9TH lat 80 lon 81 - at p & tGA tbs
cane which h. a., s1eu hvf which lost o .ni fore
t1pssi the ship wing portion Oh ,se tina: Il was mpOs
her eea under and making Sc ,a @H over aud h vessel
iisht.d Sprung spirit ard sp m fbins schr Barnard
TIE eastern edge Of Geoe. ar All Wi on Losd The VIM j.
sr ce crossing the auks hsd oa.tery WIZ" Es,d June H.
Snip Aainso c4ssn Csc s e .uqsr hides nsesd Sc to
tbamberlaIp Robinson Co. EXPERIENCED H'S''
BePssl Bay ss 'e o Fix Amsterdam Al days mde 70
Fqnsh Msnfss wi.emsn Windsor s1'y' plaster
to s %5i's Olive Dioon PASSPORT days 'h aud P''''
sse' n 1G Ann chd. Ea.tport days plaster to Emit"
sGynSSs s FO., cabtree Sullivan days lumber to T. "
j. scSr Jones. woo.ter FauAn Me- dS''' n''' :"
Brett Son Co r,,p.ln II days timber Brett. Son Co.
S.br Lucy Blake, Shaw, Roek,,na tl"e
sSbr. Ws6a.b, Hardy, Cape Cs1 a men oil
Shr d Wiletts Baker, New Lone0n' OIL"
s sebr msItin, Geidih = ait sa,o heading
shr " 10 insce Fssport Gays. lath 10 stirses 70
~ Milan q nord Carter, Be!iatt Tor I'shuo1'' 80 =.
yIvnsuuri.e NE meridian. 5 sunset, 81 WIZ" "''
fos
br FdeliA M.G from Liverpool sep, - Nv ii,h inst
80 10 C. ii Marshall Co was Dooid :. WIson No. "a.
ne niles T. Of Sandy Hook BY filo' UO'' N -
noro. ~, O--Tbe .,enmer Marion i'r New
yo : viii be detained here until Aiopc'y h''A
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PASSENGERS Arrived

In steamship 1fldntic from Lireypoot-Chas s. Spence
Schroeder two children and servant, w Osborn. o. r.
Tain Col Johnston AIR and Mrs T Brooks. Taylor
Capt W Gay Fredk b: Elliot r. w. Montgomery family
D. X Metcsf Mr. and Mrs j. W Maliet, Mr. and Mrs E 4
Low, " Holland Mr. snd Mrs. s. Holman, Mr snd Mrs T.
Miss Nj. Fuller, Miss E. Fuller W Fuller k Tar;
M,s G. r. We.Lerel II. W. Holme, W II Paine. H.
Bs an Mr and Mrs Qsgocd Slate Mis- j. s I, l.
stone and isdv Miss stanton Miss w McColough,
Mis- sparrow A. Garet lady and daughter r. A. JrAy and
iady Rev John McCn'ock and lazy Miss NJ Cumming Miss
NJ Cannon B. Alden. wife two daughters and soyerness,
} b Cumming Geo. Nathan Moran j. Wusms lady
amond, Chs. Mann, "; B Thomas @ smith j. n Be
qoiane Miss A. Gasgoine, Mrs. r. Walker Mrs a b
James three children and servant Mrs j. Ramsey W. i;
w, cd and lady T. Thebaud j. Sullivan. w Jackson and
servant T. @ Batherest and wife d. Van Lennep s;hepley.
w Lewis p Bisnadi T. Parker Capt G X. Webb Of tho
Chatter Oak Total 1913. $1,000 In specie.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. THIS Day.
Rses..... 6:09 sets......6:2 moon-sets i;iin
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We learn thst seversl Of the manufacturing estab-
liz hmep's in this ely and vicinity design recJmmenc
Ing operations mex: week, snd will employ large
portion OF her old hands. This Is encouraging.
Messrs. staT 4 Underh;ll, No. ~ NJ ilden lane,
who have recently suspended we're largely engaged
in the manufacture Of hats, which were made 10
BiOouiel6 Orange and NsysJk, and S.speton, Staten
Isisnd. they furnished employment 10 about 800
Lsucs, wto are 10 r thrown out OF work Their pay
m intf we've from 81 900 % s. 500 every Saturday.
Newark Advertiser Oct 9.
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ga IL pcsAih sei5e. :iey av.t5 30 stt3d btrf.a
sfS oJJssssJ 80 ocIeek ~ No 81 East T~eItyseepd
stresf.
sBEpsR D. A. Csstace Ost.ro County " H. Ga. yresy
sspt - s'tsr nlgt1re sess d. J. W. Shepard, :6e
stik q kis
vC7&S SIN .eis city, Saturday ,neruooa o.. 10
Ihte-:b E.;Ss! VIE Of FAeo3oye Wt,r re- eyed s
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have eeea cEri.d r:0 cFertpcb % ths Cevslsad aid
Toledo rc.a The h1arcsal rsforr-s 40 perseverlngy
ip.i.ted ron I'D 90 .ifsC oily cSrrsd oct u,der t1e
inmed az eve Of q Prsslel., NJ. Wsrcy, ere ~
81 pubic rotore.y, srd now me neX, geet s'sP
has Be en- taken which leads The advance coiumn OF
railroad reforms i tie prsc ac2l "ofAIs o. 70
The speed of the trsrs the Eie7elsni Eva lo'e1o
rosd res been reduced % per cent, sn1 - pO,aI
where comfort, economy ard safety mve. fnces iJT
fiegbts bsve been advanced about 10 per cent, sna
such slight advar 90 inside on passenger carnage, as
in the aggregate, will materially add TO rece'ps'
About fifty slong the lice have been disnisssi,
eavipg however large force az ~ 3cessary un'e'
the effect OF the above changes, s1I stl3uarly Shen
OF the trs shall be with ira W. as viii be the
case Oh the l9'h inst. Here is c step IN the night
direction. Fewer trains, moderated speed, and ad-
vanced rates.
From The v. 0. Pkayuzs o., I.
The feeling to-day 10 the street was hardy a. sa, 3
factory as before though it is 10 bs hoped thai with
TIE close Of this week there will be some amendment
Money continues close, and paper can scarcely be
,old. We quote from 70 3 g cent. The banks dis
counted literally and the day has passed of without
any trouble.
The bsrk statement for the week shows loss OF
specie which was 10 10 expected from tue continued
demand for sight funds. Most Of K aas gone % t1e
West The further reduction of labili'les mskes our
institutions very srore The exst ch4rges, as CON-
pared with lsst week, re as follows: 1890.
Decrease in short loans @S2 90
Increase IN Specie
Increase in exchan i 70
Decrease In amount due dss II lSs
The following table exhibits the respective amounts
Of Exchange held by the van banks, aud also the
gums due to distant banks, 8. compared WITH Iast
week:
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Receipts Of Produce Der. L..

Bt me North Rrey BoafI9 ESQ bbls Flour SIS as bush.
heat $500 do Oats iS2 do Rye 7o3 d. Corn, 16S pigs
WHISKY $500 bbls Apples
By he En-. Raiiroaa-57OO bbs Flour LOO do whisky,
282 bags Wheat 10 Beef S pigs Better $40 do Cheese,
7isI tides Leather, n bales Wool, cars Hogs.
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Nv Telegroph.

.nro,v o., 20 The schr. BECK sFuN. - she .I.9
O bs out IN here with as' s.ns .nsn were
S rs ". other daais.s The mate and Que !" '''
zoe. 0aSSxu o.: IL The steamship A ~ yests.y
NJ. az ire faIs, an l.t for New fohA "
Idol
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MINIATURE ALMAyAc......TlIIs Day
6:C9 Ises....6;x2 Moonsets.. l:4in
wArgR....THis DAY.
Sandy Hook. 1853 Gov Ispd... i4Sa Hell Cste. 5;9
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Tht Tsc.R.s OF he Ohio and Mississippi Rsilrosi
Company i0r tie last tarss weeks were tl93 IA ahd
-, incresse et over q. 600 each week.
TAe following statement ehoF the business Of the
<DDsy lvan, Railroad for the years 1857 and 1856:
Receipts Of the Road Sept; 3o........... es9asls 20
Same month ast yeAr..,..............,... il5;q %
Increase. es2se5 Il
Receipts rom Jan. /, ls5zto Oct l. lsj7. .e3sslz 90
Sane period last yeM...,..........".... 36B,gj 81
Increase S9i205l2
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r. Bani, l3u7sO 1886 25288 $685.
&1of,593769 xlI,3570I8 S76532 55 S61of,8tl
Oct lO... l0l,9l7,569 u.47629j 1873 599 63S0l,68
p.eres,es2s76N0 ...... Sl2967 s37S7l3O
lncIease.... $llSM
The movement of the Banks since Nov. |, 1885, mas
haan fol1o
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No reports from the Bowcry arc Est River Banks.
Clesrines for days ending O5t 5......59 e8i 1j2
tltsrinss for 6 days ending o.. RI. sSjlo2
Balances for days ending 0ct S ....... 50R555
Balances for days ending Oct. RI" 47j1H
We notice very Uniform mooensn, for the last
eight weeks 10 tie business of several of the biaks
and ss an illustration select. from ;be Published
weekly statements for the last eigh weeks the follow
iBg comparative exhibits Of the operations o! the
Rank of Commerce for this period:
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The following table exhibits the respective amounts
Of Exchsnge held by the van banks, aud also the
runs due to distant banks compared With last
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Observation-Disclosures. 8.

Total of all to -. -, ., . -, % ,c ,aoo-s a,
The following seusbls resolutions were passed to-day
at ueetirg of bank officers, he'd a. the Clearing
House. This resolving If folio we'd by ac;On, vii do
more to relieve the country than any other step tha
could be tsken:
h,y,as There 10 demand fo specie upon TIE bsLks Of
this city ApoTtan, and be zone a, pess1 sd ~
the the rate Of exchange, afordE
trof o seven per cent is importation, there
B. speedy influx Of /. from EuroPfor whether anybody here
csi draw for Il or no. iney table ls~s Of Trade
be obeyedand specie will come to the phnt CT creates;
Whc1tas An demands for specie upon the B.nk. Of tbs city
the Interior ar they coad dsise nom natural ses
have already teen met, and,
Whereas The exchanges With every psr. Of tie county
in favor Of Mes York a:ns current Of specie toward fJr
the payuien, of dsbs ard the purchase Of gods sni
Whereas w ~ the semi maathy receP. of large
ons 0f gold from California sent here for tie payment
deb.s; and
Whereas TIE United STATE. Treasury i, rapidly dis
Die AID Tor the REDEMPTION " the
public debt; and.
hyea In this state OF things every natural and healthy
tendency % uuise specie IN The Bsuks and % enabs
them throughout copntIy the b.ss Of credit,
tfy than BE- brought % maTk@t confidence
revived, the eeuaion OF commodities DO resumed ,he n.
nal exchanges restored the wheels Of ndasy BE- set In
ton and pOy BE- labor; and,
ghersds Ia the Judgment Of This mesns there exist
h pieteDi time obsfs-l- whstsysr - ne hcc0mp eLt
- objects desirable be IL unoandsd aud
esssIy san winch keeps ps.s nom u r.;uA nsss snd
from peri rmnE is appropriate fonc ious; therefore,
fss0rd TieI The bsss Of tae City 81 NevYoTk ds-er
r1nei ~ all szsd AID under al crsuns.sn-ss {, peri
then duty 10 toe country sld AL 10 srsst Interests bn
ray mould sustain them ssrsinr u ts ie.srin,-s In
Rstolred IT. ~ IN II II .hs meet ns even fos ~
os &c; further esprsei Of bsns 10 nees,.sy tsI VI
exist any o,st.e % snyklsoa OF fesm - VII
Goa th< IA 20 h. frv.a and &eyy..s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-18
FUTURE DAYS.

BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
A DMINISfRATORS SALE OF HOUSE,
"a HoLDAND KITCHEN FURNIrURE.-On TUES
DAY MORNING next, the I'D instant. at 10 o'clk
the undersigned Will proceed to sell at public auc-
ton, by order of the Orphans Court, at No-K
street, between 9th and 9Th streets all the House,
hnid and Kitchen Furniture of the late John IT
Iowers, deceased, consisting in part of the following
articles: e
pair Of large French plate Mirrors and Brackets
sets handsome Damask and Lace Curtains
! handsome Rosewood RrOcatelle Paror Set
par Rosewood Marble top Centre Tables
/ do French China Vases
do China and Glass Mantel Ornaments
| do Bronze do do
10 Oil Paintings
pair Chandeliers
Cane seat Parlor Chairs, two Whatnots
pair carved oak Tables, Hatracks
Brussels, ParlOr Carpet, stair Carpets, Mating
VI ho,any Sofa and Dining Tables
French Dining and other Chairs
Mahogany Sdeboard, Bureaus, and Washstauds
Shades
Feather Beds, Mattresses. and Bedding
China, Glass, and EarthenNare
ttors. Knives and Forks, &c. &c.
II ormlng altogether very general assortment of
ture. Ui1
Terms OF Sale: All sums of and under $50 cash !:
above that amount, credit oc ~ and so days for
notes satisfactorily endorsed. bearing interest
Will Wi ii rTE66M MEkIs. Administrators.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE
30 lois NlHIeiS L nlOn) AuctIOneer,