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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-03
MONDAY, Nov. 2-p. N.

MONDAY, Nov. 2-p. N.
There was no very marked feature at the Board this
morning, with fair business and irregular prices.
The tendency was downward, with rather frmer
Selling at the close. Reading fell OF to % but re-
covered 10 90; Erie closed a, 12l, decline Of y
cent; Toledo was steady at Saturdays price; New
York Central shows decline of ! y cent? Chicago
and Rock Island, y cent. The bears are still
1aiher disposed to put out short contracts but not
long time Most Of the business ia done on three and
zen Gays options. There ia an upward movement in
Enc Bonds as Il gradually appears probable that the
ROAD wiu struggle out Of its difficulties. The loan Of
1871 sold up TO 80 OF 1862 at 90 and 1888 at CO. ad
vance Of y cent. In other bonds the movement
was limited. State Stocks are active and sold to the
s1tent OF $4,000 at about previous prices. New
ong York % sold at 100. which is better.
The foreign Exchange market is firm, but not very
active The supply Of outside bills is moderate. The
range Of the msrke. is l04 to l0S-the latter for very
IesdI & signatures and for marginal bills The bust
ness has been done al l07 el07l for bankers aud lOi
Ql05 for bills lsding. Francs are 5.45 e5.25, and
quiet. We can fpd no foundation for the rumor
that the Persia brought out a million Of dol
Is Of certificates Of deposit Of the Bank Of England
About E50,000 Of marginal bills aud certificates Of
liverpool ard Manchester Banks were received but
have not yet been pm, upon the market TO any extont
Fieghts close loss buoyantly. To Livorpool-3, 800
'bbls. Flour st rs. Cd; IS bales Cotton at SGD;
$4,000 bush. Grain at I'D in bulk and Sd. in bags;
IS tes Beef at Ssh 100 ,cs and $50 bbls Lard a. 25s
500 boxes Cheese OF 27s 3D.. 800 Green Hides at 2Ss;
80 tuns Copper at 25s. To London--3Oo bbls. Resin
ut q. Cd, 50 tuns Oil Cake at 3Os. To Glasgow
y 900 bush Grain ct Iod, in ships bAgs 1000 bbls.
Flous at q. IOId S tuns wEsefoots st rs. Cd; 100
Ibls. epirs Of ss.i . bgh We chartered 70 load
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Markets...CAREFULLYR REPORTED FOR The TRIUBsf


AsHEs-fhe demand Is hardly active; the arrivals
fair and the stock increasing slightly sales Of Pots at 81 25
md sc so for Pearls.
COTTON-No business Is doing the stock is cy-
phr the market s firm. Middngs quoted at l2kc
CoFFEEOur market remains before stated, dull socers
showing disposition the market The auction sale
Will doubtless give action the trades sales of
$50 bags Rio at 10tdl1c.
CANDLEs-A better inquiry has prevailed for Adsmsntine
for export induced by the low prices and sales of
Cincinnati Star and other brands have been
on private terms be about chiefly
California. Holders are now consequently little
rmer and small sales making to the trade 2d2l Sperm
and Patent steady and In moderate request 4e052
DYEwOODS-The market continues 70 be characterized BY
duness and depression the stock the increase especially
Sc Domingo Loswood and buyers timid purchasers
At extremely low the transactions include parcel OF
Jan Fuc at tun, cash. and lot Of Jsmaics Log
wood $2 The stock hand the LIST instant was as
fnf
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, ca Yfssess L Paine, a the

Nt..r, q, tie sk 81 cstebsf, ca Ffsoes fsmes the
Tssh,S Ward Police and tpsa 4a
Mr., Nay wssers fr h.s,ins A'or3sy sooses
p s1i 81 T. Ps.se Gnd q Bridget s:orse faF isepn,
sVsr 70 Vevemssr TO- Tbose e MINI Nuc,rs, John
psvoe and Connolly fs sss'a' IA battery we're !;
sssr 10 Tharsdy That d ht Ch1s fo ss.e. and battery
vac adjourned over 20 Saturday
Henry Adams, Tbos Ryss, Patrick Cannon, Ps,ret
sssposon n rry Corsy gn9a Heritage. w. Plzsot: aud
YAss HGd srassed fcI ,sssG and battery, discharged
xitsssses appearing ,.,,.
Erss: EoAndsl vxs convicted of assault and battery,
"A J.x sjoss Cor larceny their sentences Ldsd
Elka Me(Suinn ,tole two broche shsvls worth 81
Som Mary eas No II Cherry stfse ard vas seat 70 the
A,ecrnsa 20 Tbur.d.y ucrsins st o'eIotk.
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Simeon Diapers regular sem-weekly sale Of Bonds
and Stocks will take place tomorrow, Tuesday, at l2l
O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
Albert e. Nicolay will hold special auction sale Of
Stocks and Bonds tomorrow, Tuesday, at I2l CLOCK,
at the Merchants Exchange.
The sale OF A. II. Muller on "Wednesday, viii include
10000 of Ohio State skies Of 1886.
The following sales of Stocks and Bonds were made
a. auction by S. Draper:
S2Vyo Nwsnkee and Horizon Railroad o. Int added
~ h snoe and Leather Bank.
~ mares Afusans Bsnk. ~
% naies reter Cooper Fire lns ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
~ ~ hhes ceVe and and Toledo r. r. Co.........S7,
~ -. nuano Co..
:" shAI.s Artisans Bank hypothecaed
The following by Albert II. Nioolay:
$1,000 Gsera and Chicaso Union n p ,. In, .as., N
tIz0 Mwsnkee and Horizon r., lst or int added 50,
f1oo0 Terre Haute and Alton r. Isl mort mi added 5
1900 hwaukee CITY cent Bonds int sdded 4sl d st
$40 Sun Mutual lns Scrip of 1855. ....,,,.,. S1'
g 900 Sun Mutual ms Scrip Of 1885, 1el
$50 Sun Mutual Ips. Scrip Of 1855. al
$40 Commercial Mutual Ins. Scrip Of 1855. .... 81
50 shares Delaware Lsekawanns and Western n . III
~ sksres Rome and WAerown n R............,.. "a
shares Warren RR. OF New Jersey lsI
shares Chatham Bank a.
shares Clinton fie Ina Co... 81
20 shares Lenox Fire lns 81
~ shares Howard Fire ms Co.'S. al Gi
80 shares Peter Cooper Fire ms. %
" ihaIes BToohlya Fire les
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEWBORN. NOV. z


Steam ships-Befussia Ham Trautman, Hamburg T. Bech
& Kunbsrdt Grensds 0nfbp, Havana, NJ o. Roberta.
ships-Rsme Lincoln Savannah, Nesmth Sons; Batfr6
Mckay New.rlesns w. r. Fro.t Robin sou, Long Liver.
pool snow BURGESS Cairo Wooster Brunswick, Muller
Kruger; Robena Martini London. Durham Dimon.
Briss-Quesn of the South Chapman, Gibraltar Goard
Jurgo; BohiO Bartlett, Ponce, H. Deladedi Onward Och
Hssirs, St. John, N. y, Weeks l. Moss
Schooners--C. Cooper, Coop.r Hartford j. b. Edwudst
M.nhssse Blake CHI. lesion, Scranton Tslmsn 6rooks
srdns Providence J. B. Edwards, seguine, Bell Bstiuors
Mailer Lord Oueresnj A Stanley stnous Wnmlnstons
Dollnsr Potter; Martha Maria Small Salem, w Ropes
Co Princess Lowell Boston, q. w. Lewis Co; Maria
Morton Penny Port su Platte Weeks Mo sZsrvsb Turner
sbedsc W. L. Baker; j. Fsrwel, Pscksd Els sorth j. Z,
Hartman Co,
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Total. 81 SIS. $4,000 3,
Among the living paper is one note s25 OOO Second
Avenue Railroad, secured by $40, COO I'd Mortgage
Bends of said road $1,000 note OF Enoch Dean, In
dorsed by II. CoIklin and I. w. Dick, 100 or
sIO eco with mortgage on farm, &C.. A. Miller gil ,oOo
with deeds OF property.
Mr. PuIdy, Chairman then rose and remarked that
tie stockholders and depositors had heard plain
statement Of the affairs of the bank and II was Tor the
meeting TO say what could and should be done under
the circumstances set forth. According to his view Of
the matter there but three things to be done Dy
the stockholders; the frst OF which was to Assess
themsslyes-or in other words 10 re-subscrbe sudi
Gent amount, payable in q few days, to enable
IN, hank 10 resume operations; next, to have Re-
oeiyer sppor ted 10 collect all that could be collected
mar .f The lspositos and then let the stockholders
assume the assets ard liabilities, then appoint new
set Of directors; or, lastly, 60 into hqudstion-snd
certainly there never more unfavorable time for
pursuing the latter cOure.
A VoIcE-I want TO go into liquidation at once
Laughter.
appointed to investigate the notes IN the bank, boh
as regards the drawers and indorsers OF them. .
An amendment was offered that the Committee
consist of three stockholders and two depostos, and
that they report within ten days at ar adjourned meet
ing and that the Committee also be requested to pre-
sent some proposition TO the best course to be pur
sued by the stockholders and depostors to ave the
money invested by them In the institution. Inc reso
luton was adopted, and Aessrs. +. X. Lee, Dr. w N
Hubbard, james c. Willett, John X: Haywood ana
Daniel DUMMY were appointed such COMMITTEE, Win
power TO engage the servcs Of competent peIsos 70
aid them 10 their Investigation.
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MARRIED..

HAvY-MceRIARrY-on sasdsy, Nov D. 10 g.: Jsn.ss
Cathedral Brooklyn, fs.nck DsVy 10 Ai's hHS Ann ne
YLolERCE- GLEASON Saturday. Oct 81 y tbe Rev
William y. hmssn, osc1 Forenoe 70 M.s TnseoaoHs'
S,usbtsy Of tho ate Gleason, esq al u ibis city
UREEN-PERRY-Oa Thsn.sy eyenins o. ~ ey ne ks,'
6amu,I D. Green 70 Kate H. daughter Of Jts IL
Perry ESQ. al a. Brooklyp e %. .
IiHBILL9RiCE-On fhGI.d.y afternoon, Oct. 30 BY the
R.v Dr. Montsomery Miss He..y daughter Of j. b Aice
10 lame, b KlrnbslI Engineer y. 3. ~
OCOHNEE- o BRIAS-Cn Sunday evening Nov L. .. 81
40 Catherine O'Br!an, al Of this city
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rkOnh ". ILL -
NJ Reede in his circular Tor the mouth reusrs s,ss.
Bu,p,,, 10 a. psrf~c, snsstlL the criss thross> v1,S
We are lust passing hseps importers SUI tseers ba "a
n,od Tor their pay vhe the sling essrna nshs
Tim feel reluctant oohs.ons an.1 ey es,~
s,c r,.iued bow their p,sssat outstsndns MD H r.lI
O. hr.pes Of trade has thus far happily esSp-d hssvyl
ara hjs .hcu be the for another month ~
Tor msksa In proveDept IN the demand hf hone Ne N
.tok OF C;ssrs are fast reducing sne oar mansfttue
h.ve osy stopped reduced their vo,kns forcss On V
erab.d TO active opesfions some oasy fr
hut Al rsss Witch would ruin0us Losses As
,ras,iy' prefer 20 wait for for the better.
With stocks cannot De expectec nr kr.
nasr prices can be msiptained. -.
Nth the exception Of about 100 bales hsvans Ioeece
adSSc cash. for ooDsunpon and 10 oAss sood % ltq
some 200 bales H,vans and 500 bales OF Cua were exrl
10 Ge uany for owners account. -,
Domingo, snd l3s ceroons csn'en ana Ax,
bsus sold fer export a. lower rs'e' 'asn previously D.
tanned -.
Doms,tic Leaf for the lays dormant essey
A. .ue,ot partly fr under~rer unit partly 70 cay
paid As these maze for Casa the pres o.
taped are ,erion of the yare Of this article IN this
tet pced TO msnnfacturers az pretJ d
fne .toci. particularly Of good slipping grades are h
so much fair order would sweep the market and u
the better grades Of fine crtna have barely enoefa 20
NV gh demand until next September eefore which ps3
The crop stocks IN Nev Orleans
are very sh little e in the interior the other sssbOsrd
"Tbs zane confidence Is felt in seedeaf and nothing ID
snail lot of Florida has been the mstet tn qasy
was very good but rather p.sip Prices RUE maen eee" ss
TALIOW-Bolders are firm aud the demand FAM slss
% me n a, o. aalc ssles Of rough Fat a. &C., cssn
UIsKY-The axe. Is better and the cenano nos as-
i've; saes Of coo bbls at 32a 22ic.
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1851. H61o N.0o beoe 1e@o
1885,. $4,000 9noe He0 ISss.S an no
1855. $500 300 Loo Escr $50
lsS,4, 7loo0 p0e moo gvv .SSS
isss Moe 1900 MOO 5000 33oe

80 s. nj GO 1900 MOO $500 4i~e
1u. u. sbs cs l and The ss,s. sass:
O.. Britain Fr.re.. otSrFP. Total s..ss ;
Is inr 81 COO Dec q % Dee 1900 Tue l3i go
isS2-s pee 5000 Inc 2Ooo DeeSc@ Dec 81 90 Dec % ov
Pursuan. to call, . meeting Of stockholders and
depo.iors of tie Bowery Bank ws held yesterday a.
the Phisdephis House, No. las Bowery 70 nee'
report reaiye to the affairs Of that institution ana 70
take such action thereon o. might then be deemed eI
pedien..
Charles A. Purdy, esq Of whits Plains, wa called
to the Crsir, and Mr.. John r. Haywood spPoin''d
Secretary Of the meeting. =.
M. Purdy. on taking the Chair stated the objects
of the meeting ard then Introduced to the sssemoss'
+. W. Edmunds, eeq., who, lie SAID, nad, a. In0 ~
quest of gentlemen connected with the bark, prepared
q statement Of its condition to lay before them.
Mr.. Ednunds said: ought in the first plsce 70
state, for the benefit Of this meeting, that sm IN no.
vice connected or interested in the Affairs CT the bsnk
/ am neither s.ociholder nor q depostor. The way
came 10 enter the bu.iness OF investigating its affairs
at all, was simply thus After the Suspension OF the
bark, was called upon a. my residence by one OF
the Directors, Who knowing that had long been con-
nected with the city banks, including the PERIOD o.
bsrk suspension Of 1887, requested me 70 tell MN
how We proceeded in 1887 to resuseits.s them, ana
what measures l would recommend TO be pursued,
in the case Of the Bowery Bank-whether il could Dc
resuscitsted OF motif it could be resusctated what
steps should be taken to effect that object told him
that I could not tell him unless should examine
the books of the bank; If be had mind TO let
me examine the books, would then state whether,
In my opinion, the bank was IN condition
to be resuscitsted. Subsequently the same party
called upon ne again and requested me to 90 forward
and make the examination which | proceeded u
do but not 80 thoroughly az should have done had
tupposed that should be called upon to make pub
lie statement. The object of that examination was to
axeertan WI ether the sssets Of the bank were su-
Gent TO warrant the idea of starting business sgsio
made report that they had not sufficient and thst
they had not better attempt to go on. There Is no
doubt Of thing viz that the institution Itself has
ost excellent business; that after standing the run
with other banks for time it still has on hand
over half million dollars il would De pity there
FORE let the bank 60 out Of e1istence but ether
YOU will 90 On with it. you must know how i,' affairs
stand ard in order to avoid befogging you with guee
will to make my self understood a. succncty
as possible Firstly then, what are the liabilities OF
the bank Next, what has the bank got to pay those
liabilities with And, lastly what is the value Of the
sssets These questions may be briefly answered
by the following statement of the affairs Of the bank
xnl at
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paaseuxers Arrived

IN ,s~,hip Quaker City res HarsSs j. H. y Tnsysr ~
S..isn. J. vsaI. Capt NO,Psy' S.sD B. O., W.
cbiId,en 8 Mora w r. Could F,om star II Ne Vet
B. Alien j. Mos and servant, Col Fremont and ssryu
children; Mira J. E. Obsr Mrs. n Angler, Barnes ars
L. A. YOUNG and two children. II Hssbt and lady, T. u WI
Jams Col G. Jamea C. Meyer, J. b. Purdy Palmer.
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Grain a d. Sd s,c Fem u I'D. ve-<sI fr Goa
,..,,i.on,e With F,suy at o. 20 y SRI The chip
Northern Eagle for sydney and South waies On Pr
vste terms.
The r.ceivts of the Suh-Tressury we're: Io,al he-
ceipts. $50 coo ~, isclsdng $4,000 hon Castenf
and 400 100 from st. Louie; Payments, fo'5 W
Bslarce, s. s65, 495 ~.
Tn. weekly averages Of the Bank s.a.smess are re-
es;ved I, the street as quite favorable The Increase
in the ,pecie average is sge and the actual ans1af
in vault IL probably to day fourteen Millions Every
Rank in the List shows more or less ncresse in gold.
The Commerce has $l,f5,0 600 and the Merchants
A. 200 0eO The aggregate amount held BY the Banks
IL ow lHger than at any TINE sinoe Sept ~, ara
As COO larger than On the evening Of the day before
the suspension Bat email portion Of this aocnuuia
ton has come from purchases Of coin, II bs' no~eo
ir.o the Banks naturally from the Inferior snd from
dealers. The Unexpectedly low premium wh'cn
bs, ,ued in the street for coin has materially as-
,,tsd this strengthening Of the Bank vaults
In addition 20 the fourteen millions OF
,od held by the banks they have four millions aud
half Of safe currency which, under the present sys-
tenn at the Clearing House, is equivalent to specie
Thus the banks hold eighteen and half millions and
ClesJir House funds with Ike of loans OF ninety
five millors, and OF deposits Of fifty one millions,
against eleven mlions Of Clearing House fund.-, one
hundred and three millions Of loans, and sixty one
millions Of deposits at this tiue las. year. The line Of
loans shows Email decrease lees than $500 OOO which
i, less than was anticipated. The Metropolitan shows
an increase of 500 OOs but the banks generally have
been unable TO do more than for their dealers
The deposits, which had been quietly Withdrawn under
the sppehensions Of dealers, continue to flow back
into the Banks aud the increase for the week is nearly
four illions The increase from the lowest point of
the undrswn line has been about nine millions. The
circulation continues 10 be displaced by State cur
rercy, and shows further contraction. The com.
harrison with last week is as follows:
H., AS 5e5 SIC si34iieis s6s8i,75s $3.50 S8i
Oct. 3I.... s5.3l7'74 12eS3,4H 4SS,TS 6l&S,64
o--,-o. - "a a., Soo
necr &N57A &5yIySl
The undrawn deposits show about the same increase
as the apparent line being $5l, S53,Oo0 against
al, 874 900, showing increase of $3979OOo. The
great increase deposits has been 10 the metropolitan
American Exchange and Bank of Commerce.
The movement Of the Banks since Nov. j, 1855, has
H.. 4.
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The receipts of produce were very large to day in
eludine nearly 100, coo bush. wheat The receipts
last week were 81 7O2 bbs -four go lOl bush. wheat
IOI, 10 bush corn, and 1905 bbls provisions The
largest amount in October vas:
Flour whesi, Com, Provisions,
bhs bush bash. bbls L tcs
Total In Oct ....... 100 co5 oo<oh f-e'' hb'
Total period . -. o,,,,os =, oo.os, ,,oO
D,rrrs.s I'm l...y S6 l,5S2 222 l5E,u7 80.
Increase over last Soi
We take the following from Messrs. NeiIl Bros. e.
Co.'s Cotton Circular for the Europa:
Tbs soin, statement Of the Movements Of Cotton for
the past wesI and since M September % compared with he
I've piesettrG years: ,-
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VALUATION OF ASSETS.

VALUATIONS OF ASSETS.
No. l. The Bark has under protest $lS 900 protested
paper, sl35 600 of which was protested prior to toe
let Of this month"; and $50 600 protested since the lst
The paper protested prior to the let inst is not WORTH
presume in all over SIS 900. That which has fallen
under protest since the Bank has been enjoined is
hotter.
Included in the loans and discounts are two items
one for 81 600 called special loans, and one Tor
1874 900 called suspended debt. Among the special
loans are notes (chieAy of Directory amounting to
about $27 ,OOO secured by pledge Of its own stock,
S5 600 on Second avenue Railroad stock taken al par
and 600 purporipg to be secured by sundry deeds
on property out of the city. These loans are prnc-
pay to Directors and how far they are Responsible
apart from the security, have no means OF Judging
The sum Of $l7 500 has been received on account Of
the suspended debt but not yet credited to this &C.
count With these explanations, loans and discounts
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Total ..................................s sD, 90,


The living paper have examined, and found large
amount Of it what would call fair discountable paper
chiefly email dealers in the upper part Of the city.
In it, however is $3 600 paper made by contractors
for work done for the Corporation, and it is ead the
Bank holds certificates certifying that the parties will
be entitled to their pay the collection of the assess
ments. This consider safe but slow. Among this
living paper there is also paper Of some of the Direct
ors and friends, say $4,000 $4,000 the value Of
which cannot judge.
Nc. III. The New.York State Stocks owned by the
Bank and now in the hands of the Controller nearly
balance the amount Of bills in circulation that pac
ore as an offset to the other
No. iii. Real Estate-Banking house cost $40 900,
and is supposed to be worth that sum; Is not mort
gsged. The Brooklyn property Is mortgsgsd for
nearly what it is worth.
Nos w ard V. are ordinary accounts, on which
believe there will be but little loss.
No. vi. CAsH-Bils and coin amounting to ~ oOO
are all the cash in the Bank. The items counted as
cash are old dishopored checks, and things Of this
character, which should have been charged 70 Profit
and Loss long since. They may be worth II 200 or
g. 600. "
From the foregoing should value the assets in this
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rn1rar cALINpAR-rn,s n.x

NuyNrsr CoURr-CiRcuIT Nos. AZ, 2l3, 2l5,
M Ix3 2ss 1907 1910, 2s 1884, 1888 SO &c., T6 357
SpvrRIcR CoUaT--TRiAL cERa-No~.2 s0 AS l5s'
IA Iss 49, 49, aga 1907, Ss s29 m ces le ia 49, ~
So So eco ss5, IA Go.
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FLOUR AND MEAL-The inquiry for Western Csn,l Flour
s ss fs g s sr s sS ndsced buyers to hold o.
close easier prices were accepted to effect ses the
.ss .ns de- s ssf5
- sea - IS for common 70 rood state % oSS . tor
' %i seSi..n s. sssss DO T. sss sI
Greee so called Canadian Flour less active. and closes
rsh. saI sales Of 800 tbs % d s6 IS for extra brands
unchanged sales Of bb 20 for mixed to good
ssDd ou S ts sse 80 20 ST ss ssss eSs
Meal hsd hsssT 1 80 e e. sale. 81 e5,ey sS 80 .ad
regues, at 81 25as2 s7i z 100 n
Fish Dry Cod steady and sctivei the sales In
Nsbhssd at IS 25 other kinds inquiry
limited tses SoO,Oo bb of Msckere effected
"511 IN iHss aqSy % w6 Pss fair but with large
price. favor the buyer the clo'e Good We.'eTn Whe:.
terms 275O DO white do at sl sea IS; 100 bush mixed
DO q y sSO =. ss anger so MS.asss Cub g.
asl os; 5eeO DO white Canadian at 81 q and a 600 do
ses soshe B
not plenty Of acc bushels 6urOwed State Sc Oats
%se s i4s4 Corn and in good for the
and Eastern trade sale; of 10 600 ba'h mixed Western at
HIDEs-The market remains in state Of apathy the only
demand for export and that very thaiDt Importers are
Ds further The only sale we hear Of to-day Is 600 Western
HOPS stn dull, and nominal at sac for ls'7s as 70
the sales 400 bales d65c y 10 n the stock - light
LEATBER-Desers 90 10. seen disposed 20 eIfead tnen
business for present preerrpg ash sales sven az
shsht decline Small Of Blenos Ayres Light aud Middle
Al ga &c. and 0rnOco. nc az HAZE ,
LINE-Rocklapds In active request Il improving pfee
kOLAssES-The market remains very nactiye ana phces
falling. Domestic 1. not pressed on ne m.rss' pc ne 'pcs
IS small not exceeding 800 bills ssss Of % hha' f0s' Ses
o. price not trsnspifed.
NAVAL sTOREs-spirits Tupentire opened buoyanty 81
the Improvement noted and sales OF 100 bo were ase a.
Ale cash auenly with good inquiry holders
their ESQ bills in shipping order were placed az
dic cash closing firmly a. these rates; Crude remains
quiet and prices sorns nominal Commou Rotn steady
S. $40 n .fOst and 81 40 delivered from yard the
demand however lees animate sses Of SO bbls nsce
within he the medium grades continue Anquid small
sses OF stIsir made al 81 n $40 In tine
qualities nothing Of IL trsnspng and the market 10
still pressed Tar and Pitch inactive ba. unchanged
OILsA kinds continue inanise aud the decided
in buyers favor American Lnseed in moderate request
ses6y rates. ssles u 4o0 gss from crusher hands al
Csc cash. In casks aud In bb Lard Oil contsuss droop
with small raes Of good Western 7OG75c, and Prime do at
soc q II, each.
PRCyISI0NS-The demand for Pork moderate, and prices
unsettled and the stock officially reported to-day
larger reduction than expected but still suple for the
sssSp The sales small the stock Of Ne" qay e,d bbia