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OFFICE OF TIr NoRrH AMERICAN FIRE Tvs Co,
No Waist, NEW YORK. May d, 1857.
II the Annual Election for DIRECTORS OF tho
"A North American Fire Insurance Company, hed at the
otisc Company No Vail st., Monday. the 18th
int the following gentlemen were duly elected viz:
Jane w. Otis, Willis Blackstone, Chat WILLIAMS,
Tkou.as Heston. WE. ;. Wttmore, Wa. Whlewrghi,
H. ~. BatchioTd, Joshua j. Henry, Cornelius McCJOn,
Caleb swan, Drake nls. David b. Keeer,
TlDma. ". Gale. Josiah Lane, Moses If. Grinuel,
Jonathan ThOrne. Acton Civil, Andrew Foster,
Daniel T. Frariuz John AuchinclOss Samuel J. Beals.
ub..ou.ut meeting Of tho Board of Directors JAMES
W OTIS esq. wa. unanimously REL, cited PRESIDENT.
Il v BLEECkER Secretary.
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Heal Gstatc for 5a!e.

A BARGAIN.-For SALE, substantial and
"A well built three story and basement Brick HOl 81
IN the best Ward in tho hghcs: part of Nia1sburgh
seven from ferry. Has extra good marble NANTES
throughout cornced paTors folding dooI 60 never occd
pied VIII be sold bargain and only 900 in cash required
Possession immediately Apply to JOHN MORAN, Marble
n. y.
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Orange N J. house and lot pleasantly and conveniently
situated 4e village of North Orange hours nd io
NeNY York and within minutes walk OF the MoTIis and
Essex Railroad station. The house ia t"" story wish
Of beautiful design, 6nsed in the best aine aud pro-
vided with marble nau-l The lot 70 feet wde
bv 275 deep This desirable residence gentleman doing
bn-iness New York For and further particulars apply
Va FAIRBANKS Co, No 49, broadway New-l OK where
i'm the house rnd map OF the yae" may be seen, or 10
r. GARDNER Editor OF The Orange Journal.
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)EAUTTFTL COUNTRY RESIDENCE fo

Land New Brunswick ~ j. commanding magnificent
view photograph the place, which will be sold low. can
be seen at the otce f. DlERNILLY No 10 Exchange
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Pacific BANK. Now York, May T. TOT
yJyfIF BOARD of Directors have this day declared
/ .DTyIDEND Of FIVE PER CENT, payable on and AFTER
Noe 1T dsy of June -, a.. :.
prox Nv order OF the Board, H. bUCh, ta'hler'
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TEaaE UAUTE ASD RICHMOND RAILROAD Co..
SEcRETARY's OFFICE. TESRE HAUTE Nay D. 1851.
NOTlCE.-Thc Transfer Books of TINS Company
~ M c.oso the 3st aud reu4n closed 10Th Of
J-ne. CHAS. WOOD Secretary.
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DIED

BELKNAP-In Brooklyn. on Monday, hsI'b Hspnsn'
bs.se,f nfeI i4a1sost q Frederick g. D. ard Nate
BERkY%o5 M6Eesy MsIe5 ? Charlie Han only son Of Joh0
BrR Ma sonGsy Mach Mar, vr.ns d,u.hr Of
a1d Eleanor Bernard .sed 1ss rs ,Ta 70 eAp'
LEX .on Of Ie1t d ' s sd A@es + cptusT
daughter Of Psos and Annie Cane, sged years aid
DivINF-On Monday March Patrick Divine after long
and paiI full l!Ie',, AZ lis IssideDce. .
DOYLE-In Broollyn Monday morning March ,, after
pERsY MOI ssS s.ne Derby aged 20
EDWARDS AND RoBERTS,on ThuI.d.s, FEB 10 .scd 81
late Peer RSbs and daughter of the deceased al
EAsTMAN-At Loci seneca County ThuI'dsy, Feb 10,
John Essmsn u D. red e5 years, stepfstheT Of James
EsON-Wiliiam, Of Patrick Gleeson and Bridge:
BAhLlNIn this city Sunday March Charles f. H'mlin'
IRWiNDUn Monday March Hugh Irwin in the 65th year Of
INSkksoL0n asndsy Msss o. Ine eon%mp0D' hen'
JOHNSTON Or Monday. March 2, A. Nevbarsh. Orange
County %,s May Johnston 5slis, OF the Rev d. '0nn
Her funeral will psee from her former residence, his
KEsT-In iS city, sssqld.y FEB o. .tsts ProI.stsd
1 Ds Mc K:n % rsd:n1e ON m0 coo
Brooklyn, Eastern District Of ASTHMA Mary wife Of
Ireland, il the 4Oth year of her
LINDEHANN-OD sunday evening, March !, Claus Henry
MHCoY On Monday March p Mary Augusta daughter Of
Samuel and Johanna A. hScoy, aged years month and
IA days
NLLLROn fue,da, morning. at O'Clock, Of consumption,
GOV n- T su1sy m.nc csce MCGOWAN Alter
,hGr, but illness. in the 4Oh year OF hers
PARMELEE-At Fairfax, Vt, on Monday Feb. y, Joseph
Pa1melee aged 79 years. -
PRlNCE-on Sunday March at bis residence, No ll9 Can.
street James Prince, jr 'sed IL years months and 10
ROBERTSIn Brooklyn Sunday March Of scarlet fever
Ida Only dsughte Of William and Mary Jase Roberta aged
wears 4month. aud day.
ROGERS-At Boston, Oh Sunday night. March j. C. Rogers,
esq formerly Of the house Of Foster Rogers Co., OF Cal
cUita
this life OF Sunday, Jan. II, aged 20 years
SUIT ON-In Brooklyn, on Nonds) March Z, Hannah Ann,
wife ~ George ID. Sutton. -
THOMPsON-At Albany, Sunday. March /, William
Thompson, II the 18th year Of Dis age.
WILLls-On Tuesday March Sarah r., daughter Of William
Is ana Frances MANS Willie. aged y years.
PARTICULARS Of the fur ers 10 TO morrow mornings paper
WILLIAMs-At Fastcheser, Westcheser County N Y, on
Ihursdsy Feb rs. Bridget Wilms, dsuehte, Of the late
John Williams in the 18th year Of her aud formerly OF
StoI inslon Corn.
and Maria VIA, fged IL years and nOLtEf
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TUESDAY, March 3--P. VI


Tie action of the House of Representatives in pass
ing the Distribution bill had favorable influence this
morning on the Stock Board although there was but
little confderce felt that the Senate would concur
AT the Second Board there was also good feeling
induced By the passage Of tie Tariff bill in both
houses, which it was believed would tend to check
materially tie accumulation Of gold in the Sub Treasury
during the coming three or four months. by forcing
our importation into warehouse in order 10 take ad-
vantage of the decreased schedules in July. The gene
raj market shows improvement at the close although
somewhat irregular. The leading fsnces were sus-
tsined after the Second Board with considerable dis
position to buy. The short interest OF the street, al
though large has been much diminished within week
or two and sellers options ere not offered very freely
leading bear, however was 6 free seller to-day.
The Indications Of the Money market for the next
Thirty days not favorable for the short interest
and the financial crisis appears to be postponed unI
further notice. Lire closed at SD. Incaded in the
sales 500 shaies at 90, seller six months Read
ing Is firm at g.. Central 81 !. &c. ssle of Psc6c
steamship Company was made at Is. Delaware sold
a, 100, ard Cumberland at Isl. There was finn
market fer Western shares generally but Rock Island
rescted after the recent rapid advance TO lOi Illinois
Central, under orders from abroad. advanced TO l3s
but st the cose was heavy, and offered freely at 49,
Southern and Toledo were buoyant; the former sold at
40 and the latter st a, an advance in both cases.
Michigan Central improved 10 49,. Gslena was 1861.
and not firm. The damage TO this road by the ls,e
fIeshets have, is reported, been very great Illinois
Central bonds continse to command par. New.York
Centrai Is advsrce 10 l02. Enes, 1875, 81 State
Stocks axe Inactive.
The mail for the steamer tomorrow VII be a
very large one there having been packet since last
Tuesday. The demand for EIchangs has been grea;,
but the supply is ample and rates are weak. The
rsrge for banker Sterling s sosl With yearly q The
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The monthly statement Of the Bank of France pub.
hste to day IT, on the whole more favorable than had
been Anticipated Indicators, however. eth az
foEded iha: it is only by the most spgen, tia,
the drain OF specie be counterdced. Judging from
the amount paid during the month for premiums an
gold may be assumed that considerably NOR, than
Et00 eco was thus obtar ed by artificial p ,rrhn.es
with no Ultimate resut beyond sp increase 4 flie 600
in the smount held the total stock ben< now 81 s5
COO. Meanwhile the general positio Of TIE Bank hs.
been strengthened by reducd' a Of ESQ 600 in the
note circulation ard of f792 90 IN the liabilities to
depOstors. In the dscou.t there k.s BEEN dimuu.
ton Of ,45Occ0 ui.a at this season. the demand in
the pre'r us noIn for the opening Of the year having
been excessive. TIE Treasury balance presents an
augmentation OF flS0000. In.he advances stocks
ard shares ID ere has been further contraction of
t2l2ooo, and their aggregate amount il now ess than
to OCOPCO. The premiums paid for gold were l5 600
The debtor and creditor sccourt of the Bank Of
Fp.nce, as made up to Feb. ~ is as follows:
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FIRES.
yIRE IN MULBERRY STREET.

ylRE IN MULBERRY STREET.
About O'Clock Yesterday afternoon fire broke out
in the building No. 1873 Mulberry street, occupied by
Joeeph Morris dwelling. The fire originated in the
second floor and was doubtless caused by an incen-
diary. Mrs. Morris had 500 in bills secreted under
the carpet. 1t IL supposed the room was opened by
skeleton key, the money stolen and the premises
fred TO cover up the robbery. Damage to furniture
about $iOO Insured for $500 in the Commonwealth
Insurance Company Mrs. Holms occupied the first
foor and her furniture damaged TO the amount Of
$3.50 No insurance. The building owned by Stuy-
ysssp. estate is damaged to the amount of $780,
Fully insured
yIRE IN WEST THIRTY-sEcoSD sTREET-DEsTRucTIoN
OF A PIANo-PoRTE Neutrality-suspicious. ABOUT
$4,000.
Last night about 9, O'Clock, fire was discovered in
the five. story brick building Noe. 2GO and 262 West
Thirty second street, occupied by Griffin Scudder as
a Piano. Forte mandatory. The alarm was prompt.
ly given but before the fremen reached the ground
and got 70 work the fire had gained considerable head
way ard soon the flames burst forth with fury from the
windows Of each story and in little time enveloped
the entire establishment. The fremen labored ener-
getcay but their efforts to save the building proved
unavailDg.
At IL o'clock, when osr reporter leit the ground,
has been estimated at $4,000, but it may greatly
exceed that amount. The building and stock is par
italy insured, but in what companies we were unable
to learn as at late hour of the night neither Of the
propiietors had appeared on the ground.
The FIRE originated is said in the drying room, but
from what Cause we could not ascertain.
FIRE IL BRooKLYS.
About o'clock yesterday morning Officer Elias, of
the LIST District, discovered fire which had been kin
died in the carpenters shop of VIM futile, situated in
Henry street. near Cranberry. The fire waS evidently
the work of an inceudary. 1t was extingushed with
but slight difficulty, and occasioned but little damage.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN SULLIVAN COUNTY.
The store Of Messrs Messiler, Clements & Buckley,
and the dwelling of Mr. Hill OF Liberty, Sullivan Co.,
were entirely destroyed few nights since. Amount
of lOss not asceraped. number of carts missed
from the premises of Mr.. Clements in whose store the
FIRE originated, which fact led to the supposton that
an incendiary had set fire to the building and
named Levi Rogers was arrested on suspicion Of be-
ing the offender On searching the prisoner some
goods identified to have been taken from the store
were found in his possession.
FIRE IN ULSTER COUNTY.
The dwelling house of John L. Goodline, on the
Union Plankrosd, between Kingston and RondOut,
to,k fire about midnight on Friday last. The build
ing, with its contents, including 5000 in money, were
consumed. The property was only partially insured
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In relation 10 American Securities, Barring Brothers
write:
The American Stock market has been qle, durre the asst
weeb United IS Bonds 81 red =; iC0 rennsyks
MA Bonds 60 inscriptions 75 Tennessee o. May and No
amounts taken pace in Maryland ), Sterling 81; Viz
AIMS - a. Nova Scotia G. al lo5 CAnadA be offered lle0
l0t. There also been trinE business N lnoi. Central
Railroad Bono. "a 81 ago; Panama short bonds % Fem
sylyaIiA Genital lei mortgage 20 "a mortgage gu seea
The Circulsr Of Robt. Benson i Co, says:
Although very LITTLE change h.a taken place N the vla. Of
honty tinee th date q CIcu!r the supply after The
settling day be- s5uucsu and al anilcipSiion Of
advance n The Of interest have Tor me present pssed
The large arrivals specie from AustrA EQUIPPED With
80 reduction n the estimates Of the
Exheque contributed this return Of confidence IN the
future more favorable ,sitou Of monetary Az1n
"Co,os which quoted IN or last circular 4. 80 az for
money g. 9 foT Sh March have sdN.oeed
and quote s - oE money and ~ Gs4s Tor the
1ceouui.
The trsrsactions American SEE res have 10; been
teusve. Trey have bcweyer certain e1,ent participated
in tie proy, which has tksn place ~ he MARKET
Ensh Secunes There have been ssles Of Haos Centrs
per e., Con,ueon BoSds a. sS and 90 Fre-snds les
shares 49, So 81 -! premium Michigan CentrA Bonds
o: 1850 ~ ~ m 1859 Is Se< York Central p-fet Bonds 30
ard sfshsres 81 and S. aud Ere Bonds q se2 a. s and
SCI Upited Per Cent? changed hands - lri9lo6
Tfefe IN thu epy part Of The v~eA rsfner more aai-
nston IN Man TIE market has saee reaPsed
oTmer dull state and The prices oe;anse DO nc, eeAr esye
proportion upwxs< tendency Of the CS-t MARKET The
sales Of Cotton in Livepol vii amount 70 Aeo: - go has
and The mites OF lest week &c fully surperted"
gks S<tsl r AGssssas sesaEass IL Lssses sss pssss,
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La " INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME C0URT-SPEcIAL TEEM-MARcH S-Befo!s
Judge bA,IES.
THE CASE OF NILES.
The People REL Geo W. Niles &C. The Judges Of The
Marine Court.
In answer 10 Judge Msynards return to the writ OF
maodsnus requiring the judges of the Marine Court
20 allow Geo. W. Niles 10 practice before that tribunal
Mr. Niles presented aples this morning, wherein, while
somtupg al the facts wherein the Judgment in the
Marie Court was founded he that the order Of
the Sapreme Court refusing 10 permit. him TO practice
before i was null and void inssmuch as II was made
before Gov Seymour pardcned and restored him TO the
rights o. citizenship and also ex psre, being without
due notice or beading Of MS objections and that,
" " were % stand good Il could have no bearing
upon the Question OF his right 10 practice IN the Marine
Court; that not being Court OF record but standing
on the same footing with Justices' Courts IN which
any citizen rsy act as attorney Ae. This last point
IT, we understand the main reliance Of 4. K. Dyett,
Mr. Nues's counsel, and involves, as is evident, the
brosd inquiry the true character and position of
the Marins Court.
Judge Davies dire cted the heart g 10 take plsce be-
fore the General Term or the l6,s Os;.
Before Judge CLTRgE
VIM. N. BouIny et a. AIT Dsvd Leavitt Fl a.
There can n. no review in toe Court e. Appeals,
whether 10 formsrly derouinaied equity or com
mon law, except upon exceptions taken before the
Judge who .ned a case, ano OF eonse tina could not
have been doae by the defendant 10 this case the de-
eisiop at the special term having beea IN his favor
Proposed smendmeu, Of defendant allowed.
Arfor,' judge PrAsocv
Louisa lamb.Tt All James Lambert.
Jude went of divorce grated.
Peter Hayden a.. a. at Is~se Ba,ts a.
Hot;on 10 change pkss., Of trial granted.
Flirs Boz sss- Rieb H. esle.l
O, iscts " nov pr,sen'ed Amcs II. Thompecn's
rde,ss s,to,s se ard W testimony 'jsSeS 70 ss ID
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Arrived.

s,e,,o,bp Augusta Woodhul savannah, nids znd pas
to l. Meh ssiardsy F No. os Iss'nn Ion p Hat
e,a, nas with steamships Aabsn add Marion.
soTbe ,.n.bIp Nashville Evan ChArles.or mdsA and
p,., 10 spo ford TleoD CO. sandy M % miles n
~ Rody Island exchanged signals with steamship AAeams,
g., Esx York 10 sayannAs The experienced very heavy
y ~ nov storm on Sunday night and al day Monday
sesmsho Quker City. DAVIS Temporarily Ia eommsnd)s
& so y. f.'i oa S hs s'i sa:a s
Gov. Paris (of Poriisl d. from C.rdeuss .
ndse. and 10 p,ss to JOHN g. Dale
Bark Ryder Hsv.ns days sugar tobseco cigars,
we.thsr Of the passage Was in Of HA,ers with
bsIk with tse loss Of opsalsnt ms't" FEB n a on "
spoke brig ConSor one cay tsres o snsy Tas asoa
Quarantine blowing the time heavy gaze tom N r
Ls forty ahoms chain and the starbod anchor me L'"e'
Biz Europa Br Francis, ST. Domingo via Nassau y d.ys'
hides nc, D. Dc Wolfe. TIE left s. pomiaao pee ?.
roce out the sale anchor abreast of Quarantine.
Brig Sarah FLAGS (of Msehss) RameLL sssaa "'Anoe
sehr. Wm. sAul,barJ, Vesey AAhoh' n's' Dei' '''H
4. Barrett. =. =. No..
sehr h N. Williams -, Pro'incetown in bslA't' bound
schr' r, Terrell. - Boston.
scbr y = Dsekenson Wheaton. Philadelphia, coal.
scbr Oliver spemAn Spelmsn. Providence. r.
scLi Julet sr. small Lubec f.h 70 Brett, Son ca.
sehr. n. II. Bale Hatch heIneoec lumber
schr Opbir Peck, Bah, lumber,
scLr John Mage Mseee, Philadelphia coal.
schr Pawtnchet, Uner, Rocklsnd iias
schr Medora, Rhodes Rocksnd; lime e., a
Sleep W g. Bowen. Hsleeh, Pioyidenee-
Sloop Rhode Island, Hull. Providence.
sHEpsp. sds M.ssw s Gr EssfpsSs .s S:s.sa a
New OrIssn: suans Barrett for Ssw Orleans; Realm Bur
for orleap. barb Wsps,op. Sssns r., save
III. :ssr ss x2:j. TSIS:rk +; S;ps = H sN
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Lam. IhOfnp- FA.
Levis'a Getty's sons. son's. Wards ker's.

Totals......2t69 LIES 2A7 l,est fsN
To1AL OLD NEw BEzf-City Mess ~; lsst moT.a
81 this date year. 5s City Prime. 2i last noun -, ~
year 57s. Repacked Noes IA last month, Sl!s IL,
l2t2 Repscked Chicago Mess. 3j7l; las, Inonto
year. 6,S57. Railroad Beef 81 last month To- -.
Liza Refuse Mess 3l2 st mouth, 4l4 ast yea. I 80
Prime. Z; last NTH 7; las; year, g. OthrI
month ~ Tierces Prime Mess 49, as az -
ss lst yesr 657 Country Mess, IA az. sIs
year, SO. Country Prime last mouth -s -. %, ~
INN spected tcs SIS last month, Sl >sI JoA "a %
Inspected bbls s256 last month 1910 "a. ''N' '
ToiSs 1860; -. month 1871; last year vs."
RICE has been rather scive and prices aase atsSnesd
!c The sales are 1890 ties At 81 14tc of soaloI ~, ,
sKINS-A better inquiry has preva.o; oon o 80 ~
Deer and pees are well sustained Ihe .1ls ~ oaes
Gu acoa oat A. 646e5c mos oelss Iae oe erle 20.
&c cab I42 bes white trimmed sers cruz 90, average
"a n =, s9ic mos. San Juan Deer on private terms
.upno,ed s0casoO % Texas do 81 Se i.O0 ID Boz
WI Civ 40 Al gle bales Ornoco do AZ Oc, all cash. and
sTF.RiYWe note further sales Of 10000 Is medium No.
nl3c . $780,, =. II, ..,-
hear OF Of 800 bass Pepper l2ic Other
.r,,.,s. en- br,e.d under this heading quiet
SUGARS quiet and the stock slowly ineresng the
s.Ies are mainly ehre comprising 20 hhds Porto Rico At
W.c and SO 6hds Cuba az 8. d9ic.
fxLLOW-Holders quite firm under the news; sses Of
Is eco % Al l2ic.
TAe-fhe feeling continues good and active buaness
|. aoius both privately and through the auction
TOBAcCO-Leaf quiet; Manufactured more sctve aud
prisss VI " sesnpoHs Hs AJr. We hs{ Of fsThes ss
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BOTTOM DEVLIN-In brook ID &oLdsy Pto - a. re
r,udence o. tho brd.s SOD, Jsba = Dsvn, esq No. I.
noLtskue place. BY the Rev Jonn Peese, his. sIs1
Of Eev.Yc,s.
Boston pspsTs piease copy .,,-.,
EVERE1T-CIOHES-A. the resder ofts brides roioef
10 HsutseSd Long land, saturday evening rep %,
BIZ The E,y WI II Moore, Mr.. Thomas Everett n MIS-
Ems Ezsb,tb, OILY as0taia OF the 's'e REV. iinO'H'
Cloves. LII. D. =.
LA Is-LAWs-In this city on Wednesday evening fso.
Is BIZ Rev. Thonss BSsioss, MI Joel . Le"s'o MISE
Rs'e AuFurs Laws, 81 Of This city
PtRKEs-BEFCH-O Friday Feb q. by the Rev: Ira
Moryan Aoa Parker All Beech al Of Cheshire CcuI.
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1snssctssrs 81 <ss; cert- Bile Of lsdibg sold ..
7l67i cca.. France are le.s plenty and firm 81

usl-eetseis a. q az, v CERT Bile CT isobg 500 n
7lS7i cea.. France are less plenty and firm 81
s25@5 22l.
FTeigh:s continue dun and heavy. Tie engage
mert to Liverpool are J. Geo bbls. Flour q; ls tf.;
1000 bush Gram a, ~. ID; coo bales Cotton q.
5t2S. 20 boxes Bacon n lie. I'd 200 bbs- Lard a.
l7s I'd. To London Flour u Is Cd. Il. loii Gram
g. ~. stld To HsvTe: Corn al &c; Rice at $40;
Ashes a, $50 20; WbAlebone and Bacon a. &C. To
Slar 3,oo0b,ls. Flour on private terms. To Bremen:
100 .uns Lcgwood at 25e 900 bbls. Honey a. e.
paIsn; go bbls Spir;s Tuipentine q; Bic, and ~
bbls. Ashes a: 22s. I'd. Two banks we're taken to
losd at Cierfuegos Sugar ct 42!c.; Melsds q: 4oc,
aid H"asse. OF deck at g..
TIE busiress Of the Sub-Treasury wss: Receipts,
sl43,9s 10 payments, tl29 col l. Including 81 800
California drafts balance $4,000, 3s7 95.
The N,sgsrs, st Boston, has 500. 600 francs and
Is 500 sterling N specie, probably douboons in tran
siiu'for Havana. The steamer yes.erday took about
t375Gt0 10 dorblo0Ds which were received by the
Asi..
The Com Exchange Insurance Company has de-
clsred seni.anrus dividend of 10 e cent, payable
On the tth inst.
The Grocer Fire Insu auce Company sem-annuai
dividend OF e cent, payable on demand.
Tie JsfeI,or IL urabce Company So 2 share, pay
able or demand.
The Fumers and Citizens Bank of WILLIAMSBURG
has declared dividend Of 81 = cent.
TIE Canal Commissioners are advertising for loan
Of So co a. = cent interest, to supply the def-
CLERGY 10 the sinking fund.
4 t,egraphic Dispatch from Albany gives the names
OF sy merchants in Buffalo as having failed, but we
supprcss the Dames until we have confirmation of
the nlUors.
TIE busness Of the Clearing House was s26 O26 900.
Borrowers appeared TO meet with no difficulty in
n1Dg facilities to day, although the demand for money
in stock circles is quite active. Paper is in moderate
supply among the discount houses and passed easily
al alO y cent. The Banks are accommodating TIER
dessis literally and will eelsreDghened doubt by
II G passage Of the Tariff bill.
TIE following il table showing stocks held on trust
by the Secretary of the Treasury and the Secretary of
the Interior on Indian account:
T-s.a
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Brown, shipIey a. Co... Circular.

Per Niagara LIVERPOOL, FEB. -. 1887.
the part Of the week there limited den and sf
American CoTToN which freely offered but In the last ew
dsys there been decidedly bnnes and the market
closes firmly AZ partial advance Of lei 10 ID H. la Egyp-
tim Brazil CoTToS there have been rsus-
,cons amounting ts g. 100 bales advance Of a. " 70 10
the former and ID y n In the latter.
The total the week estimated at &C. $50 bales,
spectators taking & 100 aud exporters 40 baa Today
they reach L. baes4 coo porers and specuato
Orleans. Mobiles. Upands.
Falr...........S!d. I'D. I'd
Mddlins......7!d. Tad y bd.
otsl stock Cotton in this port, $4,000 bales Anena
IN bales Total stock Of Cotton time last year 200
bales; America. tf GEO bales
Trade in Manchester CONTINUES quiet.
The Corn market IL dull with slow sale for Floar, but
Wheat demand last Tuesdays quotations.
Indisn Com fair request but without change prices
White Wheat 94d9 9, red, SAG T. 10 NJ. Wss'ern Canal
Flour 80 a3 Pnilsde phs aud Baltimore, STA 3d. Ohio.
3Va54 Canada IS d35 Z Dbl White Indian Conn., $751; "a
IS 9; mixed, 50 9a3i y quarter.
The Of Ross for the week 900 barrels at @f9Y
ewt, for common quality
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