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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-07

The business of the Clearing House was $2i lsl,
O46 g. and the balances g. l3 pos 3d. The total ex-
changes for the week ending to-day were siSS 2oo,
OH Al, being daily average of $23,Oou,oo2 W,
against So les $50 IS for the week ending on Satur-
dav last. The Ocean Queen took $94S OOO IN specie,
and the Kangaroo sl70 600, total of 81 llSOOo Oh
this a large amount was in silver. The specie re-
serve of the Banks viii probably show some falling Oft
from the last statement but this is not certain as al
though we have lost nearly $780, 900 by foreign ship
mept we have gained in addition TO $3.50, 1000
from the Sub-Treasury considerable amounts
durpp the week from Philadelphia, Boston and Balti-
more. The shipment of to-day does not show in the
average of Monday and before the next statement we
shall have another receipt from California. We have
no change TO notice in money. The supply Is abundant
at previous rates We notice further sale Of New
York State S. $4,000, at previous prices, and some
Chicago SEWERAGE y cent bonds at go! and interest
meeting of the bondholders, creditors, and stock
holders of the Tere Haute and Alton, the Beeviiie
and IIlinoisown, and the Tere Haute Alton and St.
Louis Railroad Companies, will be held at the Astor
House on Wednesday, the 9th day of November IN
slant, 70 hear the report of the COMMITTEE ap-
pointed on the I'D of September last. scheme
of arrangement will, we understand, be proposed
by the Committee, under which the first and second
mortgage bondbolders provide some $500 900 or s5oo
OOO for the purpose of putting the road IN per-
feet order for doing business. The third mort
gage is TO be put into preferred stock, ana the
floating debt is also to be stocked novel feature In
the scheme, and one which, believe, has no prece-
dent excepting in one recent instance is that the bond
holders are TO lie allowed to vote at all meetings thus
placing the management of the road in the hands OF
those who really own the property. Under the OLD
system small number Of stockholders, whose STOCK,
being worthless gave them real interest in the road
were able TO control parties in interest who, as bond
holders, had very large amount involved, and, IN
deed, who owned the entire concern. This was mani
fes,y unjust to bondholders and in ths case as wen
as in that of the reorganzed Fond du Lac Road, mas
been remedied.
The new element of traffic on the Western Roads
Cotton, is increasing in Importance. On the I'd INST
100 cars were loaded at Cairo by the Illinois CenIf
Road, with 5000 bales for Western New-York. IhS
new source Of revenue TO this Company derived rom
the roads with which il is now connected, running
through Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi, &c. Is
believed tina; nearly all the manufacturing establish
ments in New England be supplied with cotton oy
this route cheaper and much expeditiousy thsn
as heretofore, by sea.
We annex comparative statement Of the Imports
of Foreign Dry Goods and General Merchandise III
" VI g. al xyaet and since Jan, Il:
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SATURDAY, Nov. 5-P. n.

The Stock movements of to-day were in striking
contrast with those of Friday, the market changing
with singular raPidty from condition of activity ap-
preaching buoyany to one of more than ordinary dull
ness and hesviness. Prices had downward tendency
from the start and although the operations were upon
very limited scale, the advances established on the
previous day had been eectuay extinguished before
the adjournment Of the First Board. The only reason
able solution Of this curious and sudden change In the
stock Market is to be found in the peculiar character
of the speculation, which displayed itseh 20 nc
lively on the day previous To this we nave
frequently alluded Of Late and mention 1t again only to
account for turn IN the market which seems to have
no other immediate cause. We refer 10 the limited
range Of the movements, confined, as they have been
for some time, 70 she Board and ihs street But for
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MARRIED.

DIXON-BURNsIn this city Saturday Nov TIE resi-
OF Thomas j. Wayne, esq by the Rev Ihomf Ssaa
this day.
pIMICK & FLETCHER - On Thursday, Nov Q, by y. NJ.
Kr.bbs d. d. j. W. Dimck TO Therese daughter Of Joseph
Fletcher, eco, all ofthis city,
JACKsoN-BLAKE-On Saturday, Nov. S, By the Rev. Dr..
Berian of Johns Church. Alfred H. jackson OF Tennossee,
10 Miss Frances J. Blake Of Newly orb City.
FULLGRAFF - HYDE - On Saturday Nov: at Calvary
Church by the Rev Gee u Penne Otto Falgrah NJ d. and
Mary HYDE all Of this city
wFFKS-DAKN-on Thursday, Nov at the residence Of the
hides father by the Rev. A. A. Wood, ID. d., William A.
Weeks Of Hoboken to Sarah Elizabeth daughter Of O. T.
Dakin esq. of New-York.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF KEw-YoRK........Noy 0.


s,..m.bIp.-Jaue.own Skinner Norsok, Ludan Pleas
.nt. Ocean Queen ssabuy HAvr- d. Torrance; Florida,
Crow,n Savannah, \. L. Miehl som Baltic Gray, AsPn-
sm Nanh Atlantic Steamship Northern Light Ttnsle-
paush A,pinwsn ID. h. Alsni Thomas swami Ramsay sa-
sannsh, A. b. Cromwell Co Jane, Adser Adam'' Charles
ds H. b. Cromwell Col Locus, Point French, Baltimore,
H. h. Cromwell Cot Psiap'co Lsyheld, Portland H. b.
Cromwell Go.
ships-Arameda Snow. Hamden, Charleston, Boyd
Hsineksb Charter Oak Finer, Mobile, Ncsmith Sons
Thirty One States Smart Mobile Nesuith Sons, Sunny
SOUTH Smith, Havana Geo. Moks Go. -
Bhss-Rush, Hcckrr Arroyo, koa Persuhn M Means,
Tbbett. St Jaso H. ID Broospsn Co Cygnet tbrl, smith,
ST. Jehp N B. smi.hsrs Co.. Sultan, fairchid Charles
ton Dibbl~ Bunce - #,
schoouers-Iois staHnard Newsven, II. j. Racket, y.
Keith lockwood ndsncla horeross Prncei w Crock
err Tndcett Fraailin Leyesege Mary Alice, Wech sa-
yannah stufEes Co. Isaac HncAey Leayi:t, Franklin u
H. Pisr.oni l.. r. Smith. Chsssbro, Wsshnetor, smith
Coz D. H. Sawyer Tiion Petersburg Van Brunt sAyhi
Susan B.ar.e Beston W. Lewis Co. bay STATE haets,
Boston, Dayton spragu..
sloop-Ofeson, Rhodes, Providence, master.
sesners-Ads Robinson. Phiadepha ~ Briggs Concord,
Norman, Philadclphia, j. Briggs
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value of exports from the commencement of the year



Messrs. Raynor & Blackwell have cold lots north
west corner Eighty With street and Fourth avenue
lC2 feet fronting Fourth avenue by SIS feet in DEPTH
alec lots in the Of the avenue lots ~ ee' iroh
ing Eichty fifth street. 1922 feet in depth--the lots
At a. AGO per lot Also lot by the same brokers, No
connection with A. p Lehman, the south sde Oh
Eehty-seventh street. 225 feet east Of Fifth avenue
25xIO0. for g. co., The sale Of lots on the north
side of Eighty fourth street. 275 feet east of Fifth ave-
nue. reported sold in Fridays TRIBUNE at $1,000
should have read Sl3 eco. Also the lots northwest
corner of Avenue A and Observation-Disclosures
street reported sold at $50 per lot in last Monday
TRIBUNE, should have read $625 per lot John Nc
Clave hss sold ? lots the north side Of Ffneth
street 400 feet west of Sixth avenue 2Jxs0 feet Tor
Al 500 each LOT. Aso, lot north side of Thirty
second street, about midway Of the block between
Tenth and Eleventh avenues, for 81 ,suO.
branch of railroad is proposed by the Housatonie
Railroad ompany from Kent to Dover, uniting there
with the Harlem Railroad and thus making the route
from the Upper Housatone Valley to New-fork con-
sderably shorter than it now is by Bridgeport.
TAompson's sBaak Note Reporter has the following
bank tems:
ssThe Ctv Bank, Racine, Wisconsin, has suspended
br, lie Circulating notes are redeemed. The boston
Re- advises the holders of Bass River Bank notes not
IN sacrifice them. The owners of the Clinton BANK
Maryland, are promising to resume; we have no iai'n
in their ability TO do II. al, H.
we have not particle of confidence that the
broken Canada Bank worth ten cents on the
dollar There is no law in Canada for securing the
assets or for winding up broken banks and with the
execution of te Provincial Bank there is no security
Deposited for the circulating notes. Some OF the char
ters require that portion Of the capital be invested
IN debentures canada bonds, but these can be used
by the banks as we believe done by the lnterna-
tional Bank lust before il failed
At the meeting of the stockholders OF the Great
Western Railroad, at Montreal on Tuesday, the fol-
lowing statement was made of the earnings OF the
Detroit and Milwaukee Road
In the week ending lst july 1858, s earnings were
&C. 460 The corresponding week this year they were
tII 277. And since then they ran thus:
Week ending july a. 1885 Week ending Aug. H. slessl
We.k ending July H.. 8s7iweek ending Aug 49,. lt1
Well ending July a.. sss. Week ending Aug 49, niso
Week ending Aug. ~. lo,slsl -.
This was the week in the beginning of which the
new steamers put on, and the difference in traffic
they created was at apparent:
Week ending sept l. .sH24 Week ending Sept 70 ~ s
Week ending SEPT. g. 1879 Week ending sept 49, lIo3z
Week ending sept U.s. IS 2S6 Week ending Oet g. 1859
The Reading Road transported 81, o5S tuns coal last
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co,rpr cALrNpAR-Tu,s DAY.

UsITEp STATES DISTRICT COURT.-Noe ", 20, az
los lo6, los, l09 ITO. liz, llS. ~
SuPHEME CouRr-GEsERAL TERx.-Motions will
be heard. =, o,,,
222s Ass 1887 22s 825 Ill 22o5 206I Pos s 1873
96s 2lel IlS 2263 a25 2297, 22S Part Nos l1o 2lyl
: ISIS asa 225s 25a0 2ss 26s2 1884, 26S, 2so 2s4l
:esl 26ss PESO 2eS2, 2654, 2o56, 24z6. 49, - 49, o
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Part Mos. 46l $40, ~, 4o5
see sol s4s SOS 52g GAL 5ls SOL Part .Nos- Az 500
iia ia 100 500 54 as 49, Sc l54 49, 49, 2el $50
CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs.-Part L-Nes. ll76
uss ino ltll f4la 1914 1875 l4l7 g. 1929 ll7 i65 754
iis7 1910 Part -Nos. 1851 $780, l2lo, 1925, 1854 i1es
0sc - a
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Arrived. .. SUNDAY, Nov. s.

Steamship Huntsville Post Savannah ndse and pas. 10
Of Cape Hsttes passed steamship Montgomery hence for
saP ySs
1ss,ey %nd. from the Banks Edward Nelson seaman dis
in the Hospital at Cronsadt ,,
Hampton Road. as h05s s.n9 to VIM IL Webb vessel 2
SS @ S T snS ~s.
s clipper chip seP sSRs s0 Bo4ssSn f ssD
md SP to @ssisT Had heavy westerly
lost sails &C. Oct. 81 lat 49, S. o. Ion. 40 $50, spoke ship
ship Marianne Notebohm Lamb Liverpool Sept IS, mase.
e M9q a nd: had ss
Ship Louisa Hatch of koc.snd McLOGn Sunderland Aug
o .nS S had sssE s:' the
T. @ c. Hsa ss Il. en-: s
tire passage; anchored at Quarantine
Of sGsS. as1SS Oct s and $50
Barb Mag Pys1 ts aS i 0 sept ooSs b @ BALE.
so rse Of ssa.ps Is days 18Th
lat p a. lon ii OIL spoke brig A. Jones' sarinam Pros.
Ss 1 IF e. With ass sssy and 0'sn
BARK Ticker Dr. Of Liverpool Beyss River plsse % dsy,
brig oanse. for NewYori Oct, lat g. lon q VI spoke
Empire from s. 70, iss o as :, oS no
coast ss with heavy \. \. T. winds. .. :.
iron to Richard Irwin Has heavy $ w % he
entire passages split sails lost monkey bulwafks started rail &C.
49, sandy ~ins ae o. very hs.
ssst s%e, Yates. salt Pond Gold Coast Africa Sept l.
ualu oil and shells to Yates, Porter6eld Go.
Brig Frederic Eugene, Achorn, Roekiand days nrnr %
mater 4, n. -
meno coffee SC. H. Solomon Experienced very cssy
weather lat Of Abscoa has been days n q
Hateras nth damage sails &c Oct LAT "a lon VI -
neST Kew WestC spoke brig Eage Of and from New-fors
az arrived al Falmouth Oct The schr GARLAND hom as-
chiss wssin Montego Bay Oct l. o,rl II ,,s.,.
scbr Roxbury (of Denns Brown, Grand TURK l. L. IL aAy
salt 40 mater Experienced heavy weather. ..
shr spey Cameron Petou ~ s., Il days. coal to Mccall
sch, DR. Kane Ryder New Haven days. In ballast
Schr Carroll Norton, Mschas days. lumber and lsihs V
seer Mary MsnLn Beers, Boston days. mdse 10 Dsytons
SetT Sea Bird, Carroll, Plymouth N c. sdsy', shingles
sehr Elm City Michels, Albany for Bridgeport.
schr Lady Ocean, Iioets Port Jefferson In osis M
SShr Psnnsy vsnia Ladd Albany mdse for Norwat:
Schr Charles Cooper Albany mdse Tor hiddetovb
sebr Richard Law Keen Albany nidse for New-Lonton
schr J. Cone, Mehshey, Phiadepbia eoai Tor hsru'fd-
srhr o. Jones Tsiem Philadelphia coal for saefn.
schr Everrlad1 Watts, Philadelphia. coal for Salem
sh Ansrne Avery Wotton, Phi.depha coal Tor sos;ss
Steamer Delaware, cOpes Philadelphia and Cape May "a''
Steamer wamsutts Asy New-Bedford, nadse and psss
s,rasr Abaiross Jones' Providence mdss TO Isaac 0deA
Steamer Westch1ser Jones, Providence, ndse " isass
Oden a.. =, a. p.,.
ham Dimon also, ships and bsFss.
sAILED-Ship Manhattan for Liverpool
Withholding the day, from N. ~ W. 70 ~ n r.
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turn from Europe. HE text was from Luke !, o.
sWhat manner az child shall this be 7" 1t was Sc.
cccd as appropriate TO the occasion OF the baptism 81
an infant ekld Of the Rev. Mr.. Van Dyke, winch
office WAS performed by DIR. Bethune.
In the afternoon DIR. BErHUSE preached IN the he
formed Dutch Church The Rev. Mr.. Van Nests, IN
Twenty-drs street, between fith ana SNtn avenues
Tho ,di6ce WAS crowded TO oyerfowing. 1t IL UNI
der,tood that DR. Bethune has accepted Call 10 this
congregation. aud will occupy the pulpit IN oonnee-
ton with Mr.. Van Nest.
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i.,. Butter is ps-nty aa1 adj and heavy snf, o.
Ii6 2c and Ohio I7z fse Cheese is s.leao Die q.
RICE and hoey1n;i sales " CASKS 49,. Of rboiee
as sCd 50 2 100 70, the latter price iof 'nA' w.
Dc goods - ,.-,,-.s,.4 "A o. limo
sEEDS-The inquiry for Cloyerseed : ai' 80 h Rough
thv h not plenty and Il q1iet AZ - S0d ~ ~ v '~
Eis.,e,d Il scsrcs and aouinai 81 sSd- - 400
SUGAR-In good scniaId al very An pre- a. =, 81
hbds neluaius two csrroes 81 fair refining 20 hn y,
soue better refining s;deie grocery grades ~ n.s Of
go. NJ ors.n. a -{c The First New Crop y"
~. seasou sold AZ SIC loto boxes ~ an.
TALLow-A good demand n pat 70. ~, ,s'Pa .ss
WHIsKY-The market 10 quite nrm WIN i-u N'
salss Of 40 hbls At ?oi Gz7c-, mostly s'e
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The Chicaeo Press Of Nov. . says;

{" Currency continues scarce, and discounts of all
kinds are more difficult to be obtained Local paper,
especially finds no favori and even Eastern drafts
with bills of lading attached Not easily negotiated
The banks have for the present discounted almost to
the extent of their ability All concur however, that
currency will be more plenty in day or two. The i'm
mense shipment of the past week-more than was
ever before known in the history Of the cityacconts
for the momentary stringeney.
"Tbe payments of the inst and fourth have thus far
been met promptly, and everything seems to indicate
healthy low OF business. just now, owing TO these
payments, exchange is specially active. Rates are
frm at ! 4. :,
ao y cent premium. The higher figure Is charged by
the retail brokers for small lots.
"I,ttle or nothing is doing outside the banks"
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Il, +, SaftertW alte'e ClrcuIar sAyS.
The for Securities has not In the
which has taken place the stock Exchange
drnr the week There Is however, an improved demand
sor United States Bonds 1874 at an advance OF
cent The quotations Railroad Securities are almost rnatered
iinoi, shares and Construction Bonds have been cent
hvber hut close rates The nonpayment oil the
Coupons large Railroad Bonds placed nom time TO
country lettering investors noH buying American
Railroad property -, -, -, a. =. -,
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Steamship cshawba Smith, from New Orleans and Havana
mdse. and pass TO Livingston Crocheron Co Row t3
y m lat Mn Ion IS 90 W., exchanged signals with ship
Herald Of the Morning, Of Boston, bound Nov se
shown Ooodhus 4 Co. signal
ship 0.4ies Of Boston. Lun Calcutta July ~ WIN q,
wss obliged pat With the pilot sceean Of sssy
yale which until the gh when abe put back 70 Lands
Head pot the pilot the 18th Crossed the Equator
Aug u.s. In on 50 passed Madagascar sePs and C4Ps Good
Hope Sept where shs encountered westerly sses Cros~ed
IN. rsaaior In the Atlantic Oct ~ Oct ~ ias 20 lou
90 So exchanged signals with large eppership having double
.ho~ins or private signal French hzs bound w. supposed
60 be- shp Same day, al midnight on the south
EN- edge Gulf Stream during heavy gale los nsnmAst
oh- spsrr sails. Since then have bad bot little sail
tho vessel During falling Of the spas VIM FORBES
man. rss ssi erssesd shppsd cscass and has ends
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HIGHLANDS Nov g. sunse,Two shps IN The ohins oos'a
ini no signals Wind light from N. y. weather clear
SANDY HOOK, Nov g. sunset-Ships 1ohh ryse, ~
glasgow ard Loeb Lamar from stockholm are ~ saenc1 -
w spit one bark passing In the Hook shp msnaata1
Liverpool anchor .. W. Spit Windhsat hom NJ
weather clear. -, n.,t
FORT LAFAYETTE, Nov sanset-one chip one 80 ~
brig the Nsro~s; also one sh'p conlips "
Bayall under sail Wind hight from ~ T. weather eesf q.
NEWPORT Nov. sAn bark zidon. HoeToos BE- $50, s
Savannah schs Alfred Howe Kelly New Bedford of oSo
town. s G. Mary Peavy Armstrong, Passport for Ns~i''
fT rsd nsc ~ o' shin. Morning. STAR Foster from
Liysrpoo Ceyon Leckia, Penang Brazil Preois Crense
syanas Blanchard York Trspsni bsIfs Irpiter svsss
Malsra, Aurelis Bese, Cronstads Robert LeonTs' c~
glasgow. ...c,-u. Mt f.nSfrss
Fiore.ta DO Oct lid In company with ship EnerAhe
Hsmpton Roads orders Spoke 18th ut bark Jussn. -
ford with 100 bbis whale and 100 bbis sper el 81 nv
the Cspes Of virgns slip Gasfea nom Calcutta TOR
an. Florrs.a lost maintopmsst Oct. 81. -
NEW-ORLEANs, Nov. I-The bark Transit from NV"
d.pce /. here, considerably damaged BY storm en-.
NORFOLK, Nov a-Au. ship Enterprise, from os"~
dsys-el we'll "a, r.,.,h,s a.
lived here at O'Clock this tssturday morning vel
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DlsHAwAY TEMPERANCE CLUB.-A meeting OF
this Club wac held Saturday evening, at the Fourth
Ward Coffee Rooms, No. &c New Bowery. Tempe
rance addresses were made by several interesting
speakers, and goody number of names were added
IN the nledge.
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A new American opera, founded upon Mr. Long
fellows Miles Standsh viii soon be produced in this
city, The music is by Mr.. KielblOck, the ibretto by
Mr.. G. Il. Congdon.
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Pnsscupers Arriyed

I'm seamship Cdhapba from Nee Orleans and Harand-Mrs.
H. Qug Me. j. A. Jennings, Mrs. L. Leonard, Mrs. A.
Broughon, Mrs NJ kneer and child, sF Ii'on s. Drake j.
o. v Mirsnda r. Carasa o. H. Arcsrate q. Frbble, Ross,
n de r. Castro, Idela Fresle, J. " GOLDMAN
In barb d. Jer from Bese Hoad-ChsFles Brown Marshall
Bennett, Pentara tanre.
In ,hip poga from Cyons'adtA b. Savage Of Montreal
IN ,ktp Janses Fosey, it, Jyom Livsrpoot-Nm Jones.
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DISCOURSE BY THE REV; DR. BErHUNE.
Yssssrdav nuaning the o. s. Presbyterian Church.
.,rsr ~ Clinton and Remsen streets, Of which the
Rev Mr., Van Dyke pastor was p crowded I'd 70 over
flowing 70 bear discourse INC mimi a;nc SshGune
il being HE fri appearance " Wv pup" S1''s Ssv
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-, al s.ses~s an shtecsione which have bean
tSft ~ Sslshiy. fhe reseh cf his decision
M Nses tele waavt lArsc tract II land surrounding
,SS, ~ ~hsch NJ AMAoSte been len anunrtoved o.
.,..s,s - 4. A.e~sssse tale
IVA. fNaxr 81 ARoeNI,N,-- The total number OF ar
49, :, - SspeA,yN hsgNcs aegas the mouth Of oetsc
,.i,N tAs afs,ss woe tecws; Naval slefrs ~ le'
a. lssps>sA 10, Merchandise. d Shnkacs y sswee "a
Ne 4 CeansA q Flca1 a uA 4 Hides ead ,Nse.. -
ws ii. Sassf eNA NSlassea n, SaA L. Ce~i ~ eeAe
LsnNsr \
EvRal sRs,-fhe iewelry store ofWhham = aSws
- s,r.s 81 ease~ ava sls;A~sh evsaae ives ieleaousy
esfss~a eN NtssN N,kAt lest Ard feeee" " ''~'
ss<A VITA Which ne tSesSs escaped
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ux.rxrv Nov a-Ftora steady wHxar dnli and de-
cnsd as sssc Club Other grain. "a.
:SsS Wet ssS as sna m Rs'
81 Osdsi 10 sHIPsEsrs; COCO bbl'- FiOuri $50" ou'n
ToSoxro. Nov s-FrorR arm and Wax,r steady,
and advanced De- 81 l5Gl Is for Winter sSc ot
spring BARLEY quiet at 7eS74o' rEis At Ne'e' OATS
sCN,c.so Nov a-FIorR active and sdvancsd Sc w.nar
NH FIoaT So coo bush Whest oo bush Corn 500 bush
Oats. snirsrsrs-eoo bbs. Flour, 1900 bush Wheat 'c'
owrSo Nov m-FIorR steady and in moderate De.
@,n1 t0I ifs for e. De- - IS for very double
Extra WHEAT dali and heavy; sales bush. he
q e. SSAns . sSes SsRs Sbef on
frorH s7c and Wheat lie. to New-fsrk IsPosIsi pco
soo DO ost, SoOo do Peas. CAsAL ExPosrs SOL bbls
FioSr a. 40 Wheat, 1900 do Barley Shipped to Mon
Nov s-Corros sales to-day 1900 bales a:
i-Corros active and advanced &c. sales TO-
day 500 bales Middns l0i loic sales Of the ween fo"i
resSsR @ co4ToS hodsT demand an .vance
TO- dsy no bales the market closing UNCHANGED - $500
g.. 49, dpIl WHISKY in good demand at 23ic. Western
Mxs. PoRx sls rs BAcos: Shoulders TIC side' u hos'
BrTS.Io 81 sFIors quiet snd c ;tssay a Gale, sss
s $40 s0 sprns a, lower cSxx quiet bush
Se Illinois. at sc 400 bush. New Toledo at eSc se0O
oD;h d.,1sssd !. d. qs se sss better lie
Corn se Wheat and &c on Flour to 4, s b
.r
Corn ExPoRTs: 800 bbls. fouri 900 bush wheat.
Nov a-fLoUR duh supernne onetea ieey
a, s525 WHEAr lowers sales OF 400 bush al 81 % y
Al 40 FOR Red and 80 for White. CoKS iewer sales o
hu.b old Yellow at &C. do. 7Stc OATS dull "HEs-
Ky unsettled; sales at 26t02Sc -.
R.ITrnoKr Nov 5-FLouK heavy; no buyers over 80 70
WHEAT dull no quotsble change COIN very DUH fkoVis'
quiet. pxcu.Ncrs
PuApgrrHrA Nov. 5-Sisht Exchange on Newly ok para
l-l0c. y premium ~, III.
change. 80 o., -. - N.v.l 1 4,
raIc.Go Nov 5-sirht Drafts New ork firm az !! cent
nrsm,um for currency and = cent premium for Colo
PORT OF BOSTON AND CHARLESrOWN.
Monhly the Value Of Imports and Exports OF
Goods Wares and Merchandise, entered during the month oil
October 1889:
Imporfs value
Drtiahle entered for consumption. lzo
yarshoused. foiool
free (excuSive specie and bulionl o4hS
Specie and bullion. ''
Total Imports.
rroovt. Value
Domestic merchandise
Foreign merchandise,
ri 400 o.
Merchandise wthdn warehouse for consumptn $50 s45
COMMERCE OF MOBILE.
NOZZLE Nov. A-Expors OF the week $l,2oo,eoo
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BIRTH.
DIED..

McLFOD-At No. 1872 Carlton avenue Brooklyn on Friday
oct A Mrs Norman Mcleod ofs son.
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| ALMANAC.
sup-Ris., e:s7 seta..... $50 Mson-Sets. $3.50
| HIsu
s,udx Hooi sos Gov Island .55sa Heb Gste.... 1883
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Oct a. lat as % n. lon 1ooe w, sshr B. -, rs
BaEiz) +. sfry
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Tor., Hx ALL THE Rourrs--240i6 bb Flour, S7s bills
Corn Meal 5STG4 bush Wheat 85 bush. Corn, 3594 bush
BARLEY 500 buh Rye 1000 bush Oats Ss pkss Provisions,
i56 pfE.. Ashes, lat pigs. Whisky So6 pkgs Lard
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CHARLxsrox, Nov. 1.-THE schr George Jntie nee 49,
sonyie with cargo ofunber bound 10 Phlsdsipnir
lesk da,el and put into this port to repair
telegraph.
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Receipts Of Produce-Nov. 5, 1859

COMMERCE OF MOBILE.
loslIB. Nov. 4-Exports OF the week 5l,so0ooo