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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-05
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.

THURSDAY, Nov. 4-6P s.
By a. arrival ~ tbe Coma America ri Haitian. we
have teegraphc advccs from Europe three days later
Than these brought Wy tho Fulton Consols were shade
lower, closrg Tor money a. o. 49, Crtton had de
clnod an eighth, With large sncs breaduns were steady
provisions dull Considerable exc toEent had boon ere
ated by the news that Ineligible mcss re had been re-
,eived al valeuta from Newfoundland Further details
q the news viii he found Under the telerraIhic head
The stock markel to-day bore some resemblance to
what il used 10 be some weeks ago The comm ss.on
brokers report general falling IN outside business
and there 10 be desire either 10 Gus or 10 sell
stocks. The feeling among a large number 81 tie mem
bers Of the board Is adverse to csert they A.
quo that further decline of three rer ont would
bring in new buyers, and pave the way lor a fresh
advance on solid bass. Ttose eVr sro
AIDED by the adyiCcs from ere Wet 4nch
ere upfavorabe 20 far as railway earnings sac Ofroc
The Gaeua earnings for October reported - s9s zoo
the Ho.k Isaud IL $4,000 The weakness N ucse tcess
caused ny this nlng 81 ID their hafGess as naDirnly
spread u either securities, The docoe Is f'trr AIDED
~ me enors q ite banks 70 PIT Up tho nate cr money
II day three mo6ths payer wfi,b has terctofp ptcn
ttre Al bark - four, sroi tscoptied - s .ru Gte
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HIRIFIMR INYRLLIGESCR,
Movements OF Ocean Steamers.
Port OF New York, November ., 1855.

CTARFp
ship Moonlight BTeck. Ssn rrancisco-BsteoCk. Cooley A
ship airfeid Flvood Gavrs,on-waksrnan nin,ou Co
B-fs Elbsteb ar shmiii Bsst rndies-Hennngs Muller
Gosiinr.
barb Espres., suadi.rg, liavana-F y klng A c..
BsTk W Cole Avery. MOhiIe-stnrgpx, rieaTInHn A CO.
Brir hlow Br Eoetcr, Halifa1-n Dewolr.
srhr ID Martin lalshart, fhiladelpbta~las iiaad
Sehr Globe, Small. Salem.
Sclr Iecrsdis Small, Salem
Slocp Oregon, Rhodes rrcyidence-L Kenny
steamer Blstk Diamond. Allen. Philadelphia.
ARI,IvEn.
Steamship C,hswba, Balloch New orirsns OF r. VA Hs
tana 3eth. viii Livingston Griebsrun Co
llss experienced cunnusl NJ gses The eure passage On
he evening 81 ihe ~ inst wind NJ blowing with heA
sea- rau down The southwark and spoke hin showing
Sandman colors with the "cuin" her The
shF bed manmasi close - the dock oeeopEaant mast
- Philadelphia with uassenrers % them SICK. Offered
lay all night whch declined her sailing
ship Arctic Zrtea Tycrpooi Oct T. With mde an a. pas
70 zerers g." Experienced besvy weather T. The
ss~srd - he Ranks To-, sail. stove buiS arks shifted
r. &c No date Int 20 as lun 81 ~ passed ship Nuscongus
Carter frun Rslumore Tor Marseillcs.
ship Isrves, Queen Young liverpool OCT ~ with mdse
ard ~ passengers r. u Marshall Go. Anchored Ia The
Bne Bioomer lBri Campbell Dorchester Nh Is days with
Rig Round Pond weston Guiisors IN ballast 10 master
S,br Elizabeth Bowley tBrl, Roy, wimot Ms days with
schr y " saunders rsuen, Yewb.rn. Nc. 2d'ys
Schr Ruhcon stnson. Norfolk fur Boston.
schr Golden fleece, Young Boston.
4, hr Hannah ID. Ntkerson, Gloucester.
Schr John Adams, Murphy. Rockland sdava.
sfhr Niger, Harding, Boston. 3daSs
S,hr Ann Ssl'er. Fish, Wsrehan.
scfr Jenny Land, ,oombs Warren, RI
steamer Curlew. Arcy, Providence.
SAILED
From quarantine a, l2s pm steamship Empire Cv Havana
and New Orleans
Wind during The DAY NJ wnh rain and s,a
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n. MI
The surplus hoe products 81 the West may bc valued IN
round Numbers at ss5 coo eco About fourhof this
busness transacted At Cincinnati directly, and
siderable proportion besides connected indirectly with
the mercantile operations Of this place Cincinnati has
therefore. become the centre of the pork business II -
thc great controlling market q the country u = the
mee,rr place iof operators from all sccousEast West
North and Southland niso for Europcar traders IN the
article. Strangers already beginning 20 arrive, and
within the thuiy dsys New York. Rson Baltimore.
Philadelphia south Carolina Virginia, the Western States
CANADA, England and ireland will he represented on
Change The trade viii therefore, very soou b. in the
The chef interest al this iim relates 10 the prospects
81 the trade and nssmuch the only quest doubt,
tls connection depend ulon tho extent ri te crvp
present inquiries rto manly directed 10 tins point
The supplies 81 the last year, although ~ The
preceding season proved no mere than elua !" the want
II tho country The siok II old pfoduC the LAT 81
december, 1857 were very hrhi AMI tho Indications
that They vii he equally rnng u The corresponding date
81 The consumrtiye demand Of the country 1850, y
corse,ed will bs heavier than during the past
This = rea-onahe ccnsuson We have passed through
PANE year, When extreme depression prevailed N al
msst every branch industry. FROM this there has al
ready hecn partial recovery and the approaching yea
premises be 81 moderate activity IN the various DC
parimen,s ~ trade and manufacture As regards the
foreign demand icr bog prtAucts 20 az
Irehend falling ~ from las' years business, when Il
istlvely light We may conclude. therefore
that reasonable prices say the average ~ the past
less the prospects favorable 10 increased de-
~ ,oe ps,s wy e ,oTegn ana no,ne ION
be regarded settled We have, therefore ,l"ar field
~ ncaris or the operations Of the new season with
the prospect " a demand IN VI last year
" rstoing the supply of hogs " is 81 difficult
10 reach reliable conclusion, and the most do IN
tbs respect estimate q he general re-
sEt Upon general principles and without regard 10
sting cfst instances. would he reasonable 20 anticipate
supply gpsiy in excess Of any previous season Two
things only necessary ordinarily 10 a large
crop II hogs csJe, ally when they found 10 two
years r cssNn. remunersve prices and good
sppos q corn For several years past the former have
been realized and regard 10 corn, " v 70 he remarked
that the average tor four years has not faen much
any below far weld Iasi the crop, sucn as Il
wss quality. a large This year u IS short
slightly some localities, largely IN others; but taking
the hog raising States together and including the old
carried over from the crop of 1857, and have In ONO
kcntuesy, Indiana Illinois, Tennessee and Iowa supplies
EQUAL 10 the az the country and fully sufficient
the belief that present prices Tor pork will induce
70 iced all tho hogs that be made ready for
market this season.
The average price q hogs in this market for several
years, were ~ follows
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Nan roR kisesroS jsmscs-Tbe Pos oge bulletins an
nounccs that mail will be made up and forwarded ~
ship washington for Kingston Jamaica saturday, Nov
Postage 10 cents the half ounce
Cap, Dsn Bakei pilot arrived evennsn charge o. ship
Arctic, reports TIA, yesterday morning miles 81 the
Lsb'hp passed two inward bound ships which turned and
stood 70 The souhwsrd The wind blowing heavy with
mendous Al the time.
sHir esty tssTHrR fof San Francisco River "
nov lying m The stream ready 70 sail and few
gers can be aken by applying 10 LII simpson, ~ Beaver g.
S SrisNpfn Norton before reported At Norfolk repors
sailed from 1arpauln Cove 10 the ~ had heavy gale
from hsF and high seas the 7h. In Ion ~ w and when
hurricane from bsk 70 NE, during which ost margne w
nR Jihbom fore topRalsnmas main opfnast niren nnes
head spanker, ga SAIL four boas galley. &C saun
chions broken and main channels started.
BosroS Nov 4-The Br bark Lady Campbell rom Quebec
for Queenstown, sprung leak Al sea Oct ~ and hed
The crew, ~ IN all were aiken ~ BY ship Onward rom Ion
don, and brought 81 this city. About N white pine plank
Washed ashfe yesterday from seiuaie and tofassel d
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per cent IN The street change yet porceptbe The
brokers are borrowing all they want at on caA, and
the prospect that if the banks do not intend TO make
away with their business favor Of their depostors they
win soon relax their efforts TO tighten the market Mean
whle however, is natural that the acts and the talk Of
the bankers should concurrenty with the daily reports Of
shipments Of gold to the South, exercise perceptibe
euce in checking the tendency TO purchase stocks among
outsiders
The volume Of business transacted al the Stock Ex-
change day very small New York Central opened
slight decline from yesterday price, and after brief
rally fell on and closed y lower than yesterday. Rock
Island active throughout the day. but fell of = in
price. Gaena declined per cent, with moderate trans
actions. The Michigan roads both sympa.hze 10 the ex
tent Of per cent We hear that the decline the oc
tober earnings Of the Michigan Central only SIS CO.,
compared with last year. 1t expected that the
Of the Michigan Southern WILL at their meeting the ls
proxmo formally recognise the right Of the
stockholders to fifteen per cent Of dividend and
viii grant them scrip for ten per thereof payable so
the floating debt shall be wholly funded Pacific
Mail and Panama quiet and steady at las, quota
tons. illinois Central continues to be assaed by the
bears, and closed Il lower. Reading very steady
throughout the day the Phsdephans understood TO
be large buyers. We have received copy Of very
strong circular assang the administration Of the present
President and calling the stockholders 10 replace him.
lie unpopular. The business dene in State
stocks light and prices showed signs Of weakness
Erie and Hudson Railway bonds request at last
prices la Crosse land grants also freely taken
at a concession Of "a 2s from Yesterdays price.
The business in bank shares moderate, without
material change in price The closing quotations Of the
day, reported by Kowalski, were, Missoms, SO "a
Pacific Mail, 1864 % New York Central 81 aa Erie
less q; Hudson, 321s y Reading 52i4 = Michigan
Central 81 Southern guaranteed, s2A 81 Panama lle
"a Illinois Central, s4ls So; Rock Island, &C -; Ca
iena 764 a u.
The business Of the Sub Treasury
Total receipts s4o,053 II
from customs. !luO0 10
IaS Heh's li-ss. 70
Balance ~ JoovoV 70
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House to-day
500, IA ,4+3 80, and the balances 81 ,2s6,oI4 IS.
The following statement gives the leading items OF the
bank statements Of the four leading cites -
York Oct 80 SIS $50 aso7,s7 7s3sse cssoi
Phad, Nov 25,4634i7 1851 $40 26420+ $3.50 a3
n orls Oct e le,266049 ll6-eo10 70ol259 l6lsl0il
Boston, Nov g.. $3.50 COO 90990D0 64020 900 u S 200
Total 1862 sso s27 zes 2se ls39ll,oi
Decrease. &3yU,930 3s1.sl4 81,
,d.n,o ,ay in tie rcror notes
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Canadian brands sales cOnhned 10 ABOUT
800 400 bbs AT the above figures. Southern -four was
in good supply and the demand moderate The sales en-
braoed about 800 800 bbls within the q our quo
tations Corp meal and rye -four quiet and prices
steady figures Wheat-The market was quiet and
the transactions quite limited About 400 bushels Of red
Tennessee brought 81 III and 200 ditto good white
Canadian 81 rs. Rye unchanged, while small
sales made at roc. Barley steady at Soc 95c.
CornSaes of IL 900 bushels were made, including West
and Jersey yellow S3c Oats steady with sales Of
State at Acc 4Sc. and Western and Canadian at SOC.
53c.
CortEE was quiet but the market was FIRM small lot
Of common Rio sold at l0c.
CorroS.-The marke, ruled dull while the sales en-
braced about GOO baes-1 600 of which in transit
closing for los the spot at II &c for mddng Upands
some brokers quoted them at II &c a IL &c.
FsaeHIs.-Enearements were quite light TO Liverpool
500 bbls OF -four engaged al Is 4sd 30 bales Of
cotton by steamer at Id and lot OF cheese do at 4os
per ton cotton at 3-l6d 732d. TO Glasgow about
1,JG0 bbs -four engaged NJ IS. Cd. There was
nothing 10 London 10 the Continent
HAY steady, with sales at 45c. a Soc.
Fktir-ihc sales embraced ABOUT zcoo boxes includ
ng layers at So 49, RS at So 05, halves at 81 TO- and
quarters al 621 ac.
Hofs.-Nem steady, with moderate sales at i2c. a
16c., old were nominal a. &c. a e.
StuIassls--20 bbls. Of New Orleans crop sold at
l5c.. and 90 hhds. Porto Rico at SOC.
NArAI STORES The marke. was quiet. Small lots Of
spirits az tGryentpc sold nj SIC. Common rosn, to
arrive, was at 81 GO, and % bbls. tar were sold at
ons were wthou, change of moment, Linseod was
scipg in small way old prices Whale firm at
SEE, cash. Sperm unchanged.
lROvEIONS-Fork-lnc market was actve ana nrmer
The sales and the spot embraced about 800
bbls including ESQ bbs at sellers option, deliverable
1s Of January SIC 49, and ZOO do do LIST o; May,
nj ST.. The sales the spot embraced at ST.
prime at si3 90 sl3 10 and clear at SIS 80. Beef
unchanged while the demand was good with sales
OF about 20o 800 bbs, including country prime
Sc 30 81 so, country At 80 80 80 10, repacked
Western at $40 80 s1l TO- extra do. al S12 80 $l3,
Vermont extra al Sl2, and do, new, at sll
Prime mess and beef hams quiet and prices
changed Cut meats quiet, and in the absence
o. Gales OF quotations nominal. lard
continued rule firm, while the sales embraced 200 800
bbs and ercss at lie for DID, and at l01sc for
new.
SuGARs.--Thc market firm. and closed al about
&c advance the sales embraced about 500 hhds., chiefly
Cuba. with small lot OF Porto Rico AT 5sc 7nc, and
400 boxes at 1fsc.
Tcp.rco-Thc market was UNCHANGED The follow nr
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A convention cf Southern railroad managers viii he
held Chattanooga, Tennessee the 23d instant The
principal business OF the meeting will be the establish
OF thorough schedule OF passenger and freight
This has been contemplated for some time IN con
sequence II the competition naugura,ed by the open
ng o the Fast Tennessee aud Virginia Railroad last spring,
and BY the rapid progress towards completion c embryo
lines Among the roads which will be represented at the
conference the Baltimore and Ohio, Ncv Orleans,
Jackson and Great Northern, Mississippi Central East
Tennessee and Virginia, Memphis and Charleston and
Central Georgia.
The receipts Of the Brooslyn Cny railroad Company
the last dividend payment, August q 1865, show
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BOARD OF COUNCH.MEN.

This Board met last evenng-tbe President Carries II.
Haswel, presiding
4 pouSpING sosruM.
The Select Committee 10 whom referred resolution
insructRg them TO examine and report upon the expe
dency Of establishing Founding Hospital, submitted
voluminous report which appended the following
resolutions which they recommended for adoption
HOSPITAL in Fifty FIRST street, between ird and Lexington
ssn b s ss S ss erecting thereon
Resolved Tha, the Street Commissioner be- and he here
Erected soa side d % 'Sa OSs Lex
s
sn e s Il G S said adjoining hin md
oG%mSn Council mot, for for
q he 1ns sd Of s a @ @
reception and 81 leema,e shall be under
Managers Of the Nursery and uhids Hospital and further
d TO carry the institution into effect
Ordered to be printed in document form.
ANOTHER APPROPRIATION THE CENTRAL
The report the Committee Finance of the Alder
men, with ordinance to authorize the issue of an add
ona 900 OF the Central PARK Improve ment
fund, was coDcurTed in.
THE INDICTED COMMON COUNCIL
Mr. Dunn offered the following preamble and resolu-
tom
whereas on The Sd instant special Grand Jury, appointed
S a slS
sy q ~ me N sranhnE lease q aS9 ur 10 a
city and whereas IN 50 dong the common opinion was that
charity the interests the
much as they woud large number OF children from
becoming direct burden this city being compelled
to the Almshouse; therefore, be II
Resolved That the Counsel the Corporation be- and he Is
hereby directed defend the members of the
Common Council for the 1857 the indictments found
them by the said Grand jury believing the
Common Council DO that the said indictments found
urged by The District Attorney Joseph Blunt
Mr. felt dsncned 10 vote for resolution, al
though he believed the gentlemen who indicted for
misdemsanor voted nnocently honestly and for the nte
rests OF their constituents, and he would have done
toned the prorety OF endorsing the of the Common
Council of 1851, and If ne voted for The resolution il
stood he would be corrooora,ng their acts. He would
vote for the resolution q modified form, giving drec
tons TO the Corporation Counsel defend the indicted
members. Mr.. Genet OF the opinion that out
rageous act perpetrated upon body o
II was done for political purpose and performed 10
ry out certain objects which the Grand Jury had in
view.
Mr. Cross thought il something call upon
the Corporation Counsel 10 protect the rights Of individual
members OF the Common Council He opposed 10 the
passage Of the resolution.
Mr. WEm supposed that il the business of the
bers OF the Common Council TO vndcae their and
defend themselves when brought 10 trial
Mr. BRADy-a member Of the Board Of iS57-made some
amusing remarks. He opposed to the resolution and
congratulated the President and Mr. Dunn upon being
ddates for the State prison.
After some further debate, the preamble and resou-
tons put and lost for want Of constitutional
ten voting afrmaiively and nine negatively. The vote
was reconsidered and the paper was laid on the table.
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The operating expenses snce August have been con-
sderaby lees (t s33 49, than for the corresponding
three months Of last year making total "a.
vor Of the Lrst three months o. the fiscal year Of 6073
The Comp,rolers report Of the Georgia shows
the assessed yaluat Of the property o that state
elusive OF bank and railroad capital he $3.50 u55 ia
which Increase OF sll .226 Isl IN tone" year. The
number OF slaves T. a2 i.s valued at s22s 4s pr This
increase Of s. 5ss since 1857
Judge Park has made his decsoh IN relation 10 the Ner
chants Exchange Bank of Bridgeport COM The notes o
the bank IN the Receivers bands=onc sl3 O0o-are to
he paid in full About o. ooo these bs are still out
standing; 90 per cent viii &c Paid On other claims.
The annexed vii show the exrolts from this pcrt 81
articles Of produce or the week ending OFT d
with comparison for The tine ID 1887 also the
totals since January D -
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Nh RAIDER, IN his monthly report, remarks as follows
1nr market tor domestic leaf shows change from the
previous months, except Little better demand os heavy
shipping OF Kentucky for Europe created by the
prizes but the sales in general have been hu, moderate
Prices for the better sorts Of cutting leaf nrm
medium somewhat easier. Ings not very plenty but
little INQUIRY for them. Qaotatons-Lnrs, &c. IKE:
medium, Sc. SIC. good &c He TN. aud select 12c
13c. Tie demand and sales Of seedeaf tobacco
steady, and prices well established The manufacturing
business Of serars ourshng, and the only drawback
i scarcity OF w"km.n even 1T high wages. II u bat
certain that the stocks left hand OF tho yield OF 1851
arc barely sufficient 10 supply moderate demand until
the next season, and IN Consequence hrmcr tone pre-
walls Although earlier than usual, already speculative
purchases have been made OF the Of Connecticut
secdcai tho commencing nj lac for crops round
We hear cf considerable sales AT loo a lsc and
zoe, prices deemed too high 10 be maintained How
the crops of seedsaf deficient this
necessarily he looked tn Tor man supplies. We
ceiyed during the month some 200 Of the crop
Florida the greater part samplng, showed very plan
and &C reddish and eoppery color which viii hardly and
opened nne 10 color and leaf and taken Germany
At soc co. The crop although large, vii turn bu,
q moderate quantity cf fns spotted leaf
SHifhE>fS o. Burrkh 10 CAIN ot>ATbe following sta
tscs taken from The Shipping Rscaer, plblIshed
san Francisco, Oct 4. e butter the way 10 Calor
MA, shipped IRON this port during the months
of June and July last. specified BY the manifest
of Zach vesscl-Reycrter, 4e3 frkns Ccwpcr 40 do
Alice horndke $50 do. Albcni, lao do. Enicavor
1855 do J. Godfrey 10 do. Asa Fllridge, 201f do
Eagle Wing 31sG do Silver star i3s do. Queen of thu
Pacific $50 Wakefield 40 do :Chall.nge saS do
Henry Brigham .sc3 do Rambler. .2gT DO Dada
way. Gao do Wandering Jew u2l do-tn,al - 352 mr.
the nj r per ID makes the total cosi s5lt oa6 Of
the two months shipments.
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hshed 10 some Of the daily papers, 70 mo eec. that 10
had been arrested election day. Such was not the
fact, did he into COLLISION with any one He had
inquired about the matter, and was satisfied that Inc
statement made through mistake
After routine business Of no public interest," tho
Board adjourned till Monday evening next.
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AsHs.-The market quiet with small sales Of pots
al &c.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market was in fair demand,
hut araher easier rates for common ges Of State and
Western, while the higher grades unchanged The
sales embraced about a. 900 bbs closing within about
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+ Ihus F0en ihai for efhi yeaTs Tae h0Fs have com
nandcd full Prices. he oply season within The nine
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The Increase the Eve last named Stsss, via Indiana
Illinois, Iowa, Missouri Tennessee, will IN the aggrc
gate range from fifteen TO twenty Eve per cent la number
We do not think there VIII 10 material decrease in
reasc from last year the average weight Hogs have
passed through the summer good condition The
hat IL now being fed 10 them u of superior gaty-much
better than that used last year and the animals promise
10 come forward IN good order,
The conclusions have thus arrived at may be stated
in brief follows. Very light stock O. old products
the LIST Of December. Q An increased consumption
1855. 3. No material difference in the average weight
compared with last year. T. An increase n number in
the total crop II say 20 per cent
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the following
II noticeable that those horses who conlned them
selves TO the best customers who buy short credit and
for whose benefit they offer large and choice stocks have
done by the heaviest business this The spring
will under adorable circumstances for
the stocks of past viii be lees heavy there
10 believe that the importation Of goods will
be large An improved demand is looked year
the community, and the goods Will be provided accord
ingly.
The receipts tdcwater by the canals Of this State
four wheat and barley for the foarth week Of DC
tober in 1867 and 1858, have been as iolIews:-
Flour, Rls. Whsot tu. Corn, bu. Barley. bu.
1857 ........ S5.34S 552 065 lS..5ss ls3,o9l
1858. ..... loO,2S2 1855 6ic.295 5.3.ol3
Increase. 1854 Dec l0i 40 Inc s5 200 Inc 369 043
The aggregates # the receipts OF the above articles
far for the years 1867 and 1885, have been
Flour, ttls What tv. Co,n. bg. S7asl.y Ls
lS5......... 1.599,6o1 3436.5S5 1924 Ga5 9I3 16l
1855. ...... 255s,777 7,2s5 257 G,Ga3T a7 2420O52
Increase. 95o,lso 3.s4sC.2 .gs,los l.5o6,2ss
Reducing the wheat 70 four the Of receipts in
1865 over 1857 is equal 10 ,72s 1888 bbls.
The receipts dcwater of the principal articles Of pro-
duce from the opening Of the canals TO and scdng the
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Real Estate Sales.

story houses and 70, No 2s r. a5th st 2sxas a. eoo
House and lot No. ~ T. 2ist ST. lot 2oxo2. ... aloC
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Total tor the week q. seq 400 1854 4
decrease compared w,th same week last year. ISL
brosrp srNcE JlNrAkY l.