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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-24

:sa :: I.sss: sastsilos: los - s ss Ss;
b. 20 s:t =: .. :: y; r M.
., s. Louis .sd. and o. sec ssi sss :, s
the .1ypyi' Ts.r the sales sl OH. s.ss sSss -
sn 81, sa s.. Ss ..s ~. d, IL s
mined to coed brsrd. B.itinos g.. Is s,ss1 r
the msh.t rather lower: .sls' Of 50 ss. >, IS sss ?s
IN. sod perae Corn Meal 10 ,soders,s ,qsss, a. .
ass ..S I :, !s .ss: 80 g n Bnay"as sss
GRAlN-A moderate inquiry for Wheat; the msi.<
interior to prime White southern 1t 81 $50 81 g.
Red Indiana a. 81 49, and li,o bash White Mehiss a a.,
bnsb Of 7sc for Prime Northern Barley srn ~
Oats irresu al; Gales Of state sGe, ssd wss,sra y =
&c .S ae Il ,es .s Of scc Sa.s saPs, "a =
Mixed and sSas7ts for Southern Ysnow. sven
HIDES heavy and dni sales OF 800 Chssr-s piy.
HOPS Xe still moderately .e,iy. to ~ sr.-rr Sea. =.
HAY-Th- stock !. small the demand Is far; al.. IN.
bee Ie.ssHrHERoHsmiocl and OAK are both au,, ana
of the foimsl arse and fa nishes .aoss ection NJ
LIME-ROcilsndi' steady last '''' a, ss eouuos saa
moLXSSEs la. been quiet; sales Of $50 SS. xu.eov. q.
NAVAL sroREsThe market s sustained Ia. ii. d...,s
4, f,y from being active the sale. 80 bts Il l,e csso
closing quietly but steadily Crude IN %A :. q and sra
PROvSONS-The demand for fofh 10 modssass. and uiess
are rather ower supply 10 moderste sales Of 400 eba 4
sis S5a SIC 50 for Mes: sis 7sas7 70; Prime clcas At
The inside prices Beef heavy a. the decline noticed our
.s. and \. dull; sse. of ZIG bbs at s60e7 for csansrv
Prime SO sS9sio 50 for do M.s' Sis so@si for repsetsd
We,,sm Ness and for extra do Prime Nee quiet Il
f2lasaa Beef Hams are steady at eH Sesi7 Bs,an 8
Quiet at l1dI2 Cut Nests are .esrce and nomins Lard
,,bsr easier s.les Of 1855 bbs and tcs 81 ff0l2c Dressed
Hos, .ys in far demand aud frmer salee OF sct ct &c
7c ana corn fed ale Better In lair requen md
plenty le9l7c for Ohio, and l5aa"c tor State Caess
salable az 6dsc. - -,
for The SESSION, sal.s Of 50 tcs at $50 30 100 10.
sUGARS-The market has favored the buyer oves L. sad
on some decline Of ic has he@n conceded the ba
reaches $50 hhds mostly Cuba, ct seslc and 100 beg sha
on.privats terms.
sEEDs-The inquiry for Glover 10 modese and ydsss a
nominal a. sIds3c Timothy Seed abundant Il 81 HeoS
o BUSH Rough Flax h heavy and inactive 1t 81 Is for Chs
6 n.
sac and 200 bags At loo y 10. 6 moe
TEAS are quiet, and prices continue to sbo downward
inclination The sale advertised for has been poet
poned
n at lee. cash. ..r =.
WHIsKY-The market Is 6rmer the supply tsr sass Of 10
bbls, closing at 23&c.
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MONDAY, Nov. 23-P. N.

MONDAY, Nov. 23-P. NJ.
The first effect Of the steamers news was to de-
press prices cons seraby and before the First Board
most of the leading shares offered down at from
p y cent under closing quotations of Saturday.
At the First Board the feeling better and before
adjournment there was partial rally, Which after
ward gained strength in the street. AMI gave to trans
actions at the Second Board tone of steadiness,
though not Of buoysncy Transactions duriog the day
were largest in New-York Cen raj, Erie, Residing, l.,
Crosse and Toledo-snd particularly active in Read
ing which opening at 81 sold down 10 so, then up to
81 and finally closing in the street at 52i bill Tae
accounts from Philadelphia are that the business Of
this road lie increasing and that the traffic returns Of
the presep. month will be satisfactory than
anticipated. Under such decidedly adverse from
Europe, the Stock market shows degree of strength
which only be accounted for by the stats of the
money wsrket which offers unusu 81 facilities for
ryng stocks in its OVERLOOKING abundance and easy
rates. The accumulation of capital is unnatural
enc growing out Of business stagusticn and distrus
Of ordinary methods of employing money; but its ef
fecis nevertheless quite decided add powerful in
Eta s,Dg stock speculation ana in turning the whole
ccrren. Of Business in the direction Of rise. Inrnsic
value though of course it is part of the
calculation in an advance in market prices,
such ss we have Witnessed for fe weeks past, has
yet had comparatively little Influence in producing
,hsnge % rapid and decisive. Stocks had touched
very lo~, in fsct pasic prices, and would have re-
bounded n the natural order Of things, bat not with
sprrg elastic aud resistess except for the extrsOr
binary concentration of money strength in Wall street.
The question as to how long thi, upward movement
viii coatinae, furnishes problem which shall no.
at:emp, to solve, but, although slightly staggered By
the blue sspec: of English commercial affairs. there
were no sigps Of weakness 10 the market at close.
Mos: Of the shares sctive for speculation are very
scaIce, and the shorts continue to find difficulty in
Gnakicg deliveries At the close New-York Central
wSs 79i bid, RssiiDg 52I, Toledo 49,, Ere l6i, Ls
Crosse l2s. The Bank sales foo; up 20 sl7i OOO-s fine
bus.ress Of the day. Prices were generally steady.
TIE market for foreign Exchange is quie ins ,hve,
in consequence of the di'rust felt in regard to bills,
and the quotations for such current are rsher
higher. The msrke', however, is unsettled and the
supply not abundant
Freight. are .iull and lower. To Liverpool the en-.
r.snen,s are o,7o0 bushels Gfao at I'D in ships
hsss, 2e0 halss C,s,ep s& 3D.; IL boAss RscOn .;
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DIED.

DURTIsAt "a 2ls West Fourteenth street on Sandal Nov.
q, William a. Burtis, In the cd year OF his age
OOLLNs-o, Saturday night. Nov a. Capt John Collins, IN
tAs SD yesr Of ID. sse ,,v,sa 4, attend If.
sssssl a., Az, 80 ,s,,denos No. q West Thirty
sress Fsss6sg Gath, a; 0dOck without further invita-
eoBD-a Sunday evening Nov r. Eswsrd Parish Cobb, in
s rsnsln. vi. be t.ien CsDssdsisns for interment.
ns,.pes No IN West Tnirish street, Willie Howell only
siSS q SfilDsd a. and Martha H. Campbell aged year
and eroonths.
pONNELLY-At No. SC Whitehall street. Sunday Nov. p.
sr lingering Illness, Patrick Donney, In the 5eth year OF
pyNPaY-At No. Sss Eisb.h street Sunday Nov o. Of
osnsupptop Bridget DanPhy aged % years sod "a days.
eAANT-on Sunday, Nov a. Herman J. Grant, son q Jsr-
sssxb and Elizabeth A Grant, aged months, Of kemssn
street, Busbvick. Long Island.
REwIrfon Sunday evening Nov % in the %sth year Of h'
ne fansT.i place from hi. late residence No 9,
street on .Sa es s Amse.n
Nc o. u A. respectfully invited TO attend without fur
ther notice.
aOwE-As Elizabeth Cit, NJ j. on Sunday, Nov "a Irene
LsreL infant daughter Of A. g. and Ann E. Howe, ssed
yesx nd months.
AELLY-At No 11s Elisabeth street Saturday, Nov Fl,
ahsr lingering Illness, John Kelly, aged 80 years
nccABE-Esry sunds, morning. Nov. f. AFTER few dsy'
hus h. departed an homes. upright He born
10 the County Csys ireland in i7 aud to tn: country
ps.sncs and many years aDce retired business; but bis
mind inaaesd sG 70 employ biz gs for
Be bssa leading member Of st. May. Church ana
the oldest Trustees OF the Catholic Opbsu Aun ana
or nearly century resident Of the Seventh Ward Of this
oily active in aiding the helpless Of any cline or
creed He had the confidence of his counymen IN eminent
dssies while his disineresed opinion often Appealed to
81 many Both old and young win have great reason TO
Of wise counselor aud devoted friend.
The win take place from his late residence No 81 Mon
% .S tn T. My 9ai, Scns Of Grand and
hdse seet where High Mass win be celebrated His rea
tves and friends respectfully invited 20 attend.
The members Of St Mays T. A. B. Society respectfully
invited In the Chapel Of st. Mays Church TUESDAY
. The 1sn.ns the ss
By order, VIM WALLACE Secretary.
lYER-On Monday, Nov 49, Of small pox. Cynthia W. Ryer.
Esr remsns will taken Greenwood Cemetery Carriages
viii readiness South Ferry precisely ii o'clock
. n. Tuesday, oath inst
REA-At Markeyie, Perry County. Penn Thursday Nov
Of pulInopay consumption, George W. Rea member OF
the New York typographical Society In the sd OF his
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ARpGxsoN- DICK NAN 90 Saturday Nov n. y ~ ~
CAsa J. JONES' Pastor Of the Mafinefs Cinfeo o. n "
ss1ve No. % Nsdkon street. Nr. John VIM aoaeI:"
Pr saelykia, Pens TO hrs Della Oiehmsu OF Fro"oa|
CoLLUk-BED5Es-on Thursday evening NOV. ~ 49,, ,s
Cspt Daniel w Collun TO Caroline g. Hedges yeunses'
esosh.sF Of Mar son T. Hedges, all ofthis CITY
So11rus urNnpIY In poeh.ster on Thursday evening"
Nov 10 a. st. Lakes Church ., the Rev ben)sun wats0n
eyhxs r. Cozzens 70 sasaa A. Hendrix all OF this oity
HALL NfyTAN-In K,ooaiyn on senday, Nov. a. By the
I~v 81 A. Baker Dsniei w. Han, eco, and Miss Virgins
k<tan I'll Of Brook5n
snirH-CAR0iLL-On Thursday, Nov 49, 81 the resdeoes
Fl th~ syar,s G.hes By the Rev O. II. Blakesley, A
sus Of indsnsyo Ind Miss Phebe youngest daughter
ell Csft ESQ., Of Jackson, susquehanns County fena-
vAIp-srEwARF-In this city, on wednesday. Nov 10
1y The Rev Pesty fhomss W. Ward q Jers-y CITY
v MGy A. c. stewsr daughter Of hra Margaret Stewart d
tkss city.
Boston pspers psssse copy.
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MesHs. Dennstoun, Wood Il Co. made an assign
mept early this morning to Mr.. John Hone, for the
benefit of oil their creditors Its not yet known what
is the extent of their liabilities but great confidence is
felt that creditors will be paid in full The suspension
Of Dutbil & Co. and Hose & Williamson, We under
stand, was pTeepitated, if lot caused by that of Den
nistoun 4 Co. The advices by the previous steamer
indicated the strong probability Of the result which
has followed, and since then parties making remit.
tsnees to Dennistoun & Co. have in some cases made
them on special account. The misfortunes of this
house hsve drawn out the fullest sympathy of thu
nerosktiie circles. The gentlemen composiug
the house here have made themselves very
popular by their Rentlemanly manners aud honorable
dealing, aud have made troops of friends. We have
heard Of no failures, excepting such follow naturally
upon the disasters sbroad and is hoped tha. some
houses wild 90 through of thoee thus implicated So
much caution has been used the purchase of bills for
the last two months thei very large portion OF the
bills diawr by parties heye Oh the suspected concerns
abroad have matured and been pad. We Think the
amount of bills which h.ve come back by the Atlantic
ia not large, and We cannot ber of any produce bills
thus returned. The private letters are generally
gloomy and Indicate continuance Of the mercsptle
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US n steamship Augusta woodhnn. IS hours from ssvaa
nat gSs :. 'sd g' ,s. ps.sa .s
for Savannah Sunday 2ad a. y p M 80 miles n from HA's
Snip John Bright Cutting, Liverpool Oct a. Eadse. and +ss
Ship Loui. Napoleon HAM. Rss.ins Hamburg Oc, 10.
mde and s5S pass L. T. Amsics Had three deaths 90 ~
B'i Fs.h, wI.on vsrs Cruz Nov specie hidss &c to
bssi NIi es';se o. f lon TssS 'fi
Bradford, steering s. W..
Brig FREEDOMS. tc Ellsworth LORD Jacksonville days an'
Bns Cost. Rica new Murray. Black Rock Ct. hoars,
ballast JOY The c. r. wss lowed to this port BY me
Brig Starlight Iof Boston, Collier Jacme Norfolk where
she put in dasd 10 days. coffee and loswood 10 Ba'ss
Bacon Co. Experienced heavy NJ W. gales the entire PEI
Brig ssekhsu:en Nod Risus Ansostars and .hs bar Ncv
fore topsail yard Henry sewsrSns 2st Henry
schoonischer seaman, fell from the Jbbocn and VS.
BrE Ocean Wave Cef Ecu Riverl Jaue. M:sss Sept U.s.
hnit &c, 10 master. Sailed In company Win 'A JUN
Big Eliza Stevens Csrdenss days. sugar and roasio to
R,iS lSIM R,dn Pars Oct "a n,sse. to Bishop Co.
Sen. Uncle Tom (Br) Rood, Halifax II days, hsh 70 A.
schr jo..pb Webster Penny Ch.rl..son days eo,;:
to Scranton T bs Ariel % SsSpa sesy "s'''''
schr ssran Brgen. Dons.s Georgetown, s. c. dAy%
shr Mary Elizabeth, Price, Georgetown, s. c. 10 days.
sch N TAYLOR, Smith, wilminstes, N. Co. days. naval
schr Plymouth ROCK, Lacy Boston days. mcse 70 pa''"
sprsEue II
scHr. Robert Mener Cullen, Alexsndris Va days e-
Schr Yankee Doodle. Chase, Alex andris dsys coal
schr. A. Fslconbng Rogers AexsLdr. days coal
schr. J. Burnett Worth. Richmond days, ndse -.
Steamer Westche.ter Clark, PToydenoe, dse 70 isss'
OdelL
Steamer Chesapeake Crowe Portland u.dse TO H. B. cr0m'
well
sAILED-st.sm.hip Adrstic, West, for Liverpool
WIND-Durng he day, s., and fresh
The strip Charlotte 9e2 uns ressr w this afternoon De
talen on srns Balance DocA Tor Tepss sbs viii BE- re-
eaulked and newly coppeiec -.
TIE fleetwood from Boston for this port went lor
Blsckwes Island last evening" sbe viii probably D. ~ "
this h'gh water. , -, s.w
ISAGuA, Bshsms.. Oct. S0rhs bark Cosdlis loi 80,
Yofk into bis port the list nst s,ih IRE &c.
desd and plain second mate snd ste~sId
ds,ely provided accommodations AID medical AID G -
second mate shore. The mste Iecevsiec W
Miller d,ed on the NH inst Cspt Hutchnss the ffmer
tain, died Port Prince and Capt Mle former nss ,
hes leaving the bark bere under very
ssncss have put Capt j. g. Darrell are,,drn, ny
lBy letter 70 Elsood "si'e'' eT y
by Telegraph. -. =
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK........No
Cleared.

Cleared.
Ships-New-O Orleans, Rch vOr'esns. Stanton Thome
Ben Bolt Lorns Newt Orleans Robson Foscick GsA
Tdngs Nelson, New-orleans, w. Nelson Son I'd
Bsrt-0cls Ashby, Mobile, surges. Chairman c..
eriss-Ocssn Bird. Rogers, sisrre Leone c. Dursndi
w Armstrong Thompson, Ponce, L w. 4 p. Armstronf.
schosners-Ann, Cole. City Point James Hunter i.le
Pines French, City Point, d. Gines Son Co. Kate stewg
Mather, Charleston Scranton Tsppsn; Worth Alec, WI
mneiop, MsCrcady Mott Co ~ w Smith, Wystf. Chshes
ton, McCresdy, Mott Coz Hurd, Wood, Portisnd q L.
Hatch Co. :. CO..
Steamer Elizabeth, Mclaughlin, Baltimore w. DAzeii
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marl...cAsr,,LLr REPORTED ,es TIE rxsu.r.

MONDAY. NOV.
AsHEs-The cemsnd for both kinds i, light but prices
unchsr ssd ses OF Pts al g. and Pearl, 81 So the
10 ample. . -
COITOS-The market dali and heavy ander the A2n;ie's
sdvs but the effect Of the haa 10; ye. been shown.
We omit quotations.
COFFEETbe msie very dull and heavy; sass only Of
bags Rio At 81 0Itc The Of Rio 10 20 8s5 bsss
FLOUR AND nEAIl-fbs demand for Western Csns Hloor
quite m0S<ste the Griyas are large, this coupled with
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ro,s..sIs74slI5 s654L7 s47s,s74 ssl4asz9
As con pared with the report Of the previous week.

AtNev. O,lesrs the Money market is quiet and the
bsnbs are discountipg rev paper. The tendency IL
10 IN provemert. The Mechanics and Traders Bsok
had resumed active operations A. Baltimore the mar
ket is essy and the banks discount all good pspe' Of
fered. First class paper is 4Sli cent month.
AT Cincinnati there is change to sote; money In the
street lie 9 3 cert = month on acceptable security.
Exchange on New-York y cent prem. Al St. Louis
the market is working easier. The Governor Of Mis-
.our has ,gred the Railroad and Interest bills. The
Money market at Chicago is as before noticed. EI.
change Cd New. York, Al 5l y cent prem.
In relation 10 the runors in regard TO Mr. Samse
Lawrence. alluded to in our Boston correspondents
letter. published yesterday The Worcester Transcript
rays:
fnl rumors reached this city yesterday mora
ing from Boston, with reference to one OF the largest
mercantile houses in the city. II was reported tnat
the .epior member Of commission house which had
the agency Of several manufacturing companies and
was authorized to the names OF three Corporations
on notes. had used the paper Of ore OF them
with the indosement of the firm, for bis own private
specustions The amount OF the defslcation was re-
ported from 1900 coo 10 $500 600. The effect Of the
runor Oh State street was to create panic In the
money market, and TO make it almost Impossible 70
negotiate aLy paper whatever.
Eve learn that the person above referred to is
Samuel Lawrence, esq., OF the firm OF Lawrence,
Stone e. Co. He is said to have used the acceptances
of the Bay State, Middesex and Pemberton Mills. OF
which he was Treasurer to pay the debts OF the hrn
Of which be was the senior member.
Since the above was written, we learn that the
Hon. George II. Kuhn has been appointed Treasurer
Of the Bay State Mills in place of Samuel Lawrence,
e.o. resigned The affairs of the Company are in pro-
Gers Of investigation. report is expected at an early
day.. ". 1 b.,
always been held by the mercantile community, leads
gre at many to hope that it will yet appear that ne
l. IN amqa 0f he n
which he AGENT
The LoN Courier Of the Dist lays, in regard to the
rumoIed misuse of funds:
at siver US pleasure to state that an unqualified
denial of the truth of those reports has been made
from sourc, possessing undouoted means OF nforms
ton, and on which, We suppose, we may implicitly
rely"
Mesus. George B. Upton and Charles P. Hunting
ton have been elected Trustees Of the estates Of Chss
H. Mills a. Co. Messrs. VIM Mason & Co. of rsun-
ton, and Wbittentsp, Mills g. Co which connected
ed in business with the firm Of C. II. Mills & Co.,
| ave gone into Chancery.
The shipments by lake from Chicago, last season
ard this, 10 Nov. H. compare as follows
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N. R' gsas, s: bsjs EoSy DC ~ ~1 rs
visions 500 Do. Cheese. s. 500 sides Leather:
b. Erie RaLyodd-8S40 bbs Flour GA do Whisky 81 DO
Alcohol GEO Hides eOs ptgs Cheese @ do Butter 81 do
Lard Isl bags Malt sos sides Leather IS ptsa A'he' SI c
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3s. To London, rs tcs. Beef at 6s.; 1900 feet
Brd's-eye Maple 1t Co.,, measurement. big hom
St Msrys to J,snsrsra, with Lumber at gil Inc
brig Masonic f,om Galveston to Antwerp, with Cot
ton Seed .s 10.
The business CT the Sub-Tressury VISA: Receipts,
sl25 7O6 1914 coo from Customs Payments, $780,
rs ~; Balance, $4,sl7,5 sl 49,
Money ia in very abundant supply, the marset 10
pe;nt Of fact approaching plethora state, sod pre-
sutr the extraordinary feature of unusu.l glut,
thou corresponding relief in mercantile negotiations.
IL however to lie noticed that although dis couns
rates for paper Of fair rank st high, and the Dill
fculties of negotiations are still great, the tone OF
the market s one Of gradual ameliorson, and there
by 10 means the demand which bat rece tly exlsted
even on ordoary grades Of paper. This last ARISES
partly from busness contraction and qui1aton, ana
partly from various methods which ere adopted ior
reaching cso;ts when is not atainsbe BY direct ap
pcstion. The needy class of merchants thus shsnng
in the advantages of an essier market indirectly,
though unable to sell paper in open market on fair
terms as compared with the negotiations OF hfstclass
bouse On very satisfactory paper the street range
10 10 10 4, cent few fsvorite signatures finding
market az low as On call with good stock secur-
ties the figures lower and the supply is largely In
excess Of the demand
The Weekly Bank Statement is again very favor
able showing large increase in the items of specie
and deposits and but trfing increase in loans THIS
singular feature in the bank returns is to be attributed
20 the ZANE cauies given in our comments of last
week viz: the difficulty which is found in selecting
good paper for discount and the constantly diminish
ing wants of business men. The specie line now aver
.ees an aggregate of over $ 600 OOO and s probably
actually nearly twenty five millions.
The comparative figures are:
Loans DIS. specie. Circulation. Deposits.
Nov H.. sa6 ~ sls45l,ess % 2S $50 e1a6a S&
Nov H.. e5S75432 2,l679SO 6,lSSH S2SO9i
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Inorss.e.. slssls5 ss7s,O4 s17s5 ss7aA4S
With the Metropolitan certificates, the banks now
hold some thirty. millions Of Clearing House. funds
which is more than half their aggregate capital The
increase of actual deposits is "a Co., the line an
drawn being $64,9lS,OOO against 1000 last
week. The Clssrngs show some renewal Of activity
in the general trade of the city.
The movement of the Banks since Nov. l. 1886, has
been az follows:
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The October receipts of the La Crosse and Mil
waukee Road are about ISL ,OOO The track is being
pushed toward the Mississippi River, but not very
rapidly.
An attempt is sbou. TO be made to prevent by legal
action, the arrangement recently entered into by the
Attica section of the Buffalo aud New York City Rail-
road aud the Corning Rosd, by which that section
is united with the Corning Road. The action is taken
by the bondholder of the Hornelsvile section
The following is statement of Tolls received on the
New.York Canals during the second week in Novem-
ber and also the total amount received from the open
ing of navigation up to Nov. l5 in the years specified
hplnH.
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TIE total increase from last year in bushels including
Flour is 49, 37, and the total decrease 233 S5. The
net decrease is 1874, 43S bushels.
The receipts and expenditures Of the Ohio canals for
the last three year, ending respectively the 18th Of
Move mber have been:
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SAVANNAH "a, Nov 2a-The u s. stesm,hip rs m,2s
from New. York arrived here ct O'Clock % sAtasAJ w.
Mr.. w. H. w.rys. wll svpyly cur fisss' In L'rrLh
I'm fsIsuHK
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GrofeTs Bsnl, BdhgOri oosI1g up
The cash assets ard liabilities OF the New ORLEANS
Ranks n the l4h ins. were So follows;
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MINIATURE ALMASAc.....fms DAY.
Sup-lises...6 :58 Ieets....436 Moenkisss ..li;s2s
HIGH wArsR.... TBis pAy.
Sandy Hook. Ill 43 Gov isld.. 03Sm Hell Gate Big
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-18

u,1Rer PRIZE uUNsAprsN wrNrs-rHE CoLD eR
IN fai n Re Pnr'e Frpca0n Of lgJ5 For eale W rRRD
O. COZSAFS, 70 Warren street.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-29
Chicago Wholesale Market.
ors,ss OF rHr cn.eAeo DAILY Tn''sss,

OFFIcE OF THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBuSE.
Saturday Evening. january "a.
There was no freight train on the Rock Is
land road, and receipts are comparatively small
owing 10 the extreme cold. The receipts Of
W}leat for the last "a hours are some 5000 blu.
from the various sources, Of Corn !, 800 aud
probably 1000 pounds Of dressed hogs, Sales
( wEoat were made AT 93c Tor spring in store.
Holders of Corn refuse to sell at present rates,
for spring delivery on board. 45c appears to be
he rafc which buyers will give, with part pay
nent down now. for present delivery 42a44c is
the range of price. Other grain in small re-
|ceipt is unchanged.
BEANS sold at s. 09 at last ira nsactions.
BEEF snd MUTTON dressed. have i'm
proved aud are worth A. Z acc per Id.
BITTER is quite dali at quotations, viz: all
|ihe way from 10000 for frkin. jar aud roll
GOAL by single ton delivered. Erie and Bri-
|sr Hill are $3.50; Chippewa $1,000; Illinois
Norris aud Ii Sillel S7.50aS,00 and by car
load 81 Toe supply Of Sheffield Coal is abun-
liant. and said by many to be OF much beit,r
quality than that mined last yeaa it sells for
|$6a6.50 per ton.
COOPERAGE duh at 81 COR pork aud beef
barrels without sales -four barrels SOC
CHEESE--We Western Reserve at 1la1I1s an /
III lnburg IN. X. At l2,l21zc
EGGS.-l3 t2Jc per dozen 80 Is, q =.
HIGHWINES.--Dsmand not large at GA
o4c per gallon. ~ .sz...s
HAY.7Prsirie.. loose, ss.ooas9 90 per ton
Pressed So, 25per bale OF 800 TO 400 lbs,
HOGS continue firm at 5z.75a8,25 pr 100
lbs for dressed e 3 = rod ~
LEA THER.--lIarness }5a36c per pound;
sole. best Spanish ga J Sc reI ib, upper 36s
~ per dozen.