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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-08
nv Telegraph.

HIGHLANDS Nov :, sunset-No inwudbound vessels Ia
si,bt In che one Wind light from g. r. weather cloudy
SkEDY HOOK Nov. T. sunset--A ship showing Laytn
HuTbuts signal and brig coming over the par one para go
chord near s. w. Spit, bound out. Wind :. T. -
HAMPTON ROADS, Nov. I-An ship Herald OF the MORE
,, fom aso leaking, struck by whale, and had 70
thow part Of cargo overheard Also ships Michael Angelo
Euterpe and James Henesy, from =. Also arr sch w. 70
PHiLADELPHIA Nov. below, ship, supposed 20 b
the ArkwIsh from Lyepool also the ship Westmoreisnd
rom do also the ship Thomas Jefferson, from do essns
badly. .. :. IL r..,.,.. 4. ,u...l.a an
suvsns island she supposed TO be nom new 9x oonna
10 liverpool This all Charleston correspondent sends
ns The ship Excelsior from NewOreans for Europe icvi4
yceha was reported below Charleston the % in ea
and iii her In state Of mutny she 10 douosrss 'oo
EALII more Nov. z-Au. big Clarence, Phinney, non
bonpd fom Newly ork Rio Jsneiro The scif het nom
N.vpoY for San Francisco bad just pat In Tor rePsir
GAY ANNAH THE screw steamsniP montgomery ~
lived Al r M Yesterday, ths 9th inst all we'll
Nov. Arr. ships NaIagensett and inci.
= ~, NYorI Also arr ships Escort, hoentsinesr, and
ga n fo, orE the sterin days. Also ar ships
Wss,en Impire from Boston, Forest King from LtyerRooI
cbs. ssTi,t from Gonave and the Indiana rom New
The Indiana was considerably damaged In horfeaney
re seven vessels ashore and in distress o. Nassau and
"NeFW PORT Nov Arr. schrs. Adelne, Howes Baltimore
for salem Elizabeth Mayo, Eiizabethport for Boston
BOSTON Nov 7-An ships Granite state Weeks, Oelcus
o., PsnpsTei Dxey Cronsadt Peerless Ring Calcutsj MAY
Merrill Knsman London George Turner, ilsley Shields
Isavitt Knapp Cronstsdt lnman Brooks Monte 'iaeeb
Msry Ieouard Raymond Ardrosssni Robert Leonard Sook
The ship George Turner threw overheard 20 TINS Of cargo ana
I. lerkisg i2 inches per hour; has lost sails, NC 80
The ship Kate Howe remains the same she has Diseo
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DIED.

srxnETT-Os Saturday sishs Nov Jacob Clinton only
n r.iis- ssd mad. y ;he auy RESPECTFULLY invited
= s.. ~ rersl 1esasy, q; O'clock ? M et the resi-
s.s~s e Cs-rsnE sd fsr iu;s-zsnt.
sRADIss-la Nersssa Coan on Tee.dsy, Nov l. s Jennie
49, - e Jssz q sradish ssed p years.
CEUKCB- On Moray. Sov. : Mrs Jane Church aged 20
x, -. 81 =. AMY are respectfully invited to attend her
- er.ck ths from the residence OF her
a.. Er.s CkuFch Ne. . viloashby street, Brooklyn
poNAD4u A. sy Sunday evening NOvs Maria Louise,
payIES-N Eat N-~.Yerk, Long Is4a9, on Friday Nov
sssey.s osssh Ssas infant con Of samuel and Adelaide
Essszs. ss-a aloliAs and - d.ys
GkNLET-Ca Nsaasy Ssv. :, Thomas Gsnley.
49, - us-ao-rs The Ia: Pinishers Association
sts-zsJ iz4iss5 stena hs funeral from the New En-
. 80 -
GkaHEsls BrosAlyz % Mssasy ssy ss s, 'h'T' IL
~ rsVss l-s ssn5s o. the fsniy are respectfully invited
$50 - 80, re- :, p a., on Wsdns.dsy the 9th
ss-=s1. 81 b taken 70 Gesnvood for iHtsrIneHt-
H4tEis - ~ q Ns5ely s3g neatly and afp says
n .s Is reires q the t@y are EesPecsy invited %
- re. al k7eu8s B. On "wednesday oh inst,
- ssc liz rsr8sns = 81 b tzken to UHion Cemetery
Isss-sss Hose n Iss s7sh year other age
Fsr-fsl - v seBssak!, lie Sh
.gTgo al. CIV On saturday Sov. s. after short but
80 ie.s Jsn.ei Hs-t j.. the as; year Of his age
yTYst- Ia. fy - Saturday morning Nov Of congestion
u IL Irsrs Jus Jodh Asys relief Of hs late Edward
Isys LEsz y ys1rL
So ,sraias Wow s Edgar j. youngest SOL Of
1xEss .zs Aa-y Jsss Kirsy ssed month and 2 dsy-
OsyfEz NosSsy morning, Nov Helen Wells, daughter
sfJs~yA " s3s AAy T. OTvs aged years months and
~ ers e tie fs1Ly invited % s:tsnd her funeral from
- r-Sxes Il Der parents No ~ West Twentieth street
= T.-s1Es q P n
osEzuY--iu IL, siry - ssn9sy, Nov Eizs OKe.y,
.rsTe e Couuty LSsEsoss rslsndi as~s'E ~ AZ
.ssss u Rslly sssd n yesTs add m0n'As-
ysyIps-lr ,ss ely Gu sunday, Nov atsr short but
,~r- -.. Gs.afe Washington Pbsps son OF Abraham and
sl.z.b<zh PAslys sssd years months and 10 days
PICKER-On Moa3sy nov = Il q p N, T. Packer aged 90
vssrf nsosshs and y tsyS
Es.tce = fsssrsl dFsl to-InoEToT.
YIEEEgPOgT-At Br9okiyu, Moa6sy, Nov = Anna Maria
49, ,, b. a. b. RT-Pont In the 18th year o. her age
n s.ff,-. su1 f-uds q the family requested y attend
Fe0rsi Il g. Ans ChuIoh, sands s;ree; On Thursdsy
5000 4 n o'cloek. without further invitation
IxEXIN-iA Sen Ersnciscs, CAL on Friday Oct D koosu
Rsrfr 80 kSnEn q Brootyn n T., aged - yesys
fHTHn s1sssy night nor = IN her 10Th yeaE Ella Louisa
sszf1ses 6 stephan " n, smith.
IL VII take psce from 10 % SANDS street, DrooGyn
e eek ?. n, on luetday, sih i1st.
Ek-st Ehinsasck DUtehsss Connty, Tuesday
s sty@a Van kezselSsT Schuyler, in the SEh year Of
Ia
sTOEY-In 81. city on Saturday Nov. Mary Ann wife Of
IkEssSez StODs, aged y years
WRlGHTDs ss,ur1sy, Oct a. :. Bfookne Mass, joseph
h VIZ ATE q AeN -OTieaus.
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Arrived.

Steamship Vanderbilt Ieevre Hayre and Southampton Etn
u, mde. and pass. TO d. Torrance. An on the bs'tey
II m. .
Steamship Chesapeake Croweu Portland de and pass 70
II. 4. Cromwell Co.
Steamship Roanoke Couch, Richmond, md'e and pass 70
Ludlam A. Hencken
ship Iohn Fyfe Pembcr Glasgow Sept mdse 70 Durham
Diron Has had contiu Of heavy es the sniire
passage sprung head split sails &c sept q shipped
heavy the where the watch were a. the
which washed overheard Of the men one OF whom
ucsded IN retting on board azsn the other VIM Lewis
never seen again Sept IS S. ion &c. passed about two
miles 70 the eewsrd Of bs apparently abandoned with fore
topssi and antop ysntnst gone and sais blown awsy
made signals but received no reply Oct TO- A " % Ion -
spoke b. bark Harriet, bound 80 Quebec -.
ship Belle Wood Bush, Liverpool - days mdse and 100
pas John A. McGSw. Experenc.d Ssry heavy wes,heI
Hope bby with heg sails flying IN resSns e the yards
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-08
Central Ics7 esi bushels, reported in the Annual
Review Of Chicago Trade for 1866.
For the year 1853 the receipts by the various chan
.,o.a1 a, 2 SAC eII hnabals of N heh the canal,

The present year shows, thus far, great falling on
from the figures Of 1s5s-down TO the 3st Of October
1900 900 of bushels in round figures, and some 'OOo
COO bushels less than in 1856 The actual figures are
255. III bushels against 202, i7s bushels the same
date last year. OF these receipts, the canal as in
former years. has brought more than all the railways
united. We may take the Goth of October as the
starting point fer the new crop, as corn in the ear
appears quoted that date pretty largely Thus far,
the Illinois and Michigan Canal appears to be doing
very small business-possiby the first gatherings on
the Illinois River going out to st. Louis and New
Orleans for the supply Of the Southern States The
receipts at Chicago are, Of course those which most
interest the Eastern trade and il is evident that the
railways viii furnish greater extent than in pre-
vious years the sd 900 bushels of corn which
the Eastern consumers have hitherto taken from the
Chicago market.
From the 10Th of October to the Sd inst, 1879
bushels are reported entered at Chicago by the fol-
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Disasters, &c.

60 ux,xrrr on. of the unaerwYitsrs agents, lse -
evening Ia The schr Norma With wrechins materials re 70 ss
ssscs Of he shr John Stanley ashore sqnsn Bean
CssEJzsTos Nov THE ship Excelsior which eleafee
nom Oct bound to Civts vscebs spain rms
eonnz Of hhds tobacco and 600 slaves sshes
on Beach Channel Of Sullivan Island She has eight feet Of v
In her hold and viii probably TO pieces The T. was oa
Kennebunk 1884, IL - tuns register rates ~ ana e"s'
BY ID. II. Lord Of Boston
IBy telegraph TO EIlwood Walter See Board UnderE
CaaTtKsroS Nov 6.-The baTkeutne H. Hyde, Capt hopm
son from jacksonville for Buenos AyTes loaded with
put port leaky and has sustained other damage
schr H. L. Syringe from Phssepha bound 70 Pensaeo's %
also put In here lesky ,,-,,..
(By telegraph 70 Elwood Walter Sec. Board Unser~
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,ssa 4u4a0s % E82 - $500 IA
sfTssT IL
Gain for same period in stock account ss7
................ esf SIS 10

The new hank formed up town, called The " Mer-
chants and Manufacturers Bank, has the following
Roard Of Directors: Messrs. +. V. Haughwout,
w. IT. Appleton, V. b. Depieris, George IL. Con-
toll w. j. Hall John o. johnson, Abram Ives,
John & Mitchell, Nathaniel Wheeler, Elias Howe, jr.,
Henry r. Treadwell, Allan Hay, +. W. Edmonds
VIM. Moses. Mr.. Abram Ives, President, and Alex
ander Masterton, IT, Cashier. The capital stock is
$500 Geo of which about 500 600 has been subscribed,
and 5000 600 paid in. The locality u IN Woods Build
ing in Broadway near Prince street.
The Corn Exchange Bank has admitted ITS Liability
in the case of the forged check of Messrs. Wilcox
Co., paid by that institution and has allowed that firm
10 draw against the balance at their credit before the
forgery.
The English Committee representing the foreign
holders of the securities of the Erie Road having full
filed their trust, return home by the Persia We IN
derstand that several holders of the Sinking Fund
bonds have commenced suts against the Road for the
principal which becomes due upon the defaut of in
crest, and are annoying the Company. As it would
be unjust 10 allow one class Of creditors 70 obtain ad'
vantages under Judgment at the expense Of other
creditors, the Company, il s not impossible, may
by this eourse be driven into a general receiver
ship, and the Road after long litigation be forced into
Humiliation for the benefit of all classes Of creditors
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the New
York Central Railroad Company win be held Dec. IA,
at Albany.
We hear of no specie yet engaged for the Wednes-
day steamer
An officer of the Wabash Valley Road writes as
follows:
wabash Valley Road il improving since this month
came in; the freight has largely increased Corn IA
coming in freely and should not be surprised 10 see
November 90 to slOO,OOO. The next year will show
handsomely"
A new Life Insurance Company is projected here,
called the Lafayette Life Insurance Company" and
also a new Marine Office, called the washington Ma
rine Insurance Company" The capital is 5000
The statement of Bank Averages for the week Is
unfavorable as showing large and unnecessary ex-
pausion of loans, combined with large decrease in
the specie reserve. The Banks owe nearly million
more than they did last week, while their ability to
pay is lessened more than million. The loss in specie
is Unexpectedly large and with the shipment on Saur-
day the reserves are again down TO sl9, 100000.
The following is a comparative statement of the con-
dition of the Banks of the City Of New-York:
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49,, ,., I've osva 80 ~ ro~e' 60 grant The new trial
- W., ~ ne rcsrl ,les ,h.. The writ 4 pyIsh's.
- S i.,ss v ~ ,sefcs ceew Whenever eNces.e We
~ r ,c,S " WA S end Tr"ser ssa NO
,,. ca - eesg tes saces =, che Voests OF VlSs s
a. .sss Z s,s A.s sswsl 70 rosisw the 'c,is" p.
sass vrsve-.ss twenty Netuct Attorney ~ wait ~" h,sh
: e , ,... Ss.' . ~ = sS ssS ssrs fSsrs
s,es - ~ reSs Ia sSh essessce - ~ rssr .Weh
- ~, &C.. - - Ss s sss.S T ~ sS ( !. Ts.'rc'ed
s',g.s. y SsssSs.; s,ss ,, .~s'' ''"''
VsS.rss~-R.sess ye,tse NC1tsN
NnayDttRNF tNSOtNNNf ntsthsA"h.
ts~ $40 eed icashrt esnA ~ s $3.50 ,,s i,aorsed
~ ~. suu ~ rcccVcr en- thrNV moves ~
~ - swss~l ava sseentrS ssssseet to 80 ,sS'
ssS..s - ~ ~ ssaEs :. ~ rassd evidence showing
, l,.S.s ~es sffvwecesy granted by Judsg NS, ~,
MY wsS ses. * , 49, .gSSS ss paSssASS n the State
49,. Iss, "a rS eees psehshsa aud that on the %SueR
- . < : ss.. ND '1 S1s S SSs ,s .cTy .
~. ssssss she s.sAArrc. The cegr, ordered hs
ks 49,, s .SS v ~ sEsSa t. ssSs to the brand
-, "a X NsN.Ssa, 81 raln'isi r r. LAn'Te1i' Tor
'>-'-'''' cuAzssss --Rsere Justice Roosevelt
nrCiStoNS -
Jssee. W. PASe e al against Lewis O. wilson, et
a ~, h. ssssse stsshusus denied nSst eccaa'c zoe
- 49, s..ss sn1 vAe,i0n, and .ehd because g
ss % ss s..sSs N .SsSsSSs q. Sas"s saa
r,ssssals ~ pit eo ~ Joseph S,hga sesios 80
50 .''se o'der granted 's' ss"'i'A''S Of
- - R.ssse Ju,tics lSeSsSAN. ,.,-p
IN ~. he wttcang end strengthening OF NnS" .i
t Resr~Ste y Jarvis D. 'c examine A. 70 matters '"eu
,ss,r,sS +. Moth sr,. NJ c. Hall.Mc,ion 20 open
s-, fssst1 rsSssa q costs Of tenn ana "'u0"' jug
s,,sn - ifs.i-- Referred to K. G.. Beamish, esq,
'sssri s,.';, , =. sac .' Jssi srrurRlsP
t,,-,,,a tevrse against Henry Royce et, ai-Judg-
s Cy q = Lss rs, ny s's , On, '9s s, 'T SaoS
- ~ eslsf Fsat,rs-ths sesfs Al law
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cuAx.sxs BEFORE Justice Roosevelt
nYgfSfNNS
c,rr~ e1IySnAR-wxpyrspar.

Te.src i 40 calendars tor to-dSy.
t,sf,rp SrarEs DIsrklor CoVRr.-Nos. 81, as, ~,
SryEHNx Covxr-GISERlt nRN.-tEnumeratedl
-. 81 81 81 -e s. - 10 a. 81 So So, 81 50, 30 D. D.
- = - ~ 81 =. "a " y. 81 IS So 81. 50, a.
SrrRrxS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l.-Nos- i4io'
~ "a ia s,gc .S lsA n, sSl &sS sSi ESlS 80
- - ffs sisa fSsS Eso seSo SS2 feSt 1900, aSS
S-rx~,es (orRr.-part Nos. SIS, az, AZ 463,
"a "a - ~ ~ SD 81, So Part lives AZ, 800
- - "a - 50 iSs ttN asa so@ 80 20 49,
CesHr - Co~NoS fLEAS-PaH L-NOs. iito,
- - ia lai 1851 ltas ist9 lt4I Part IL
- "a 81 ga issT 1871, lS 1881 1895, lE4 1871 tss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-08

The subject Of greatest interest in the State of Illinois
the coming SIX months VIII be the product Of the corn
crop which promises be eight to ten times larger in
,,an,y than that of wheat, and the surplus beyond
the requirements for home consumption viii probably
exceed tina. Of any previous year. Until the Of
1855 the Illinois and Michigan Canal had always been
the principal corn importer of Chicago In that year,
owing to the short supply south caused by the drouh
of the previous season. the resources Of the canal
materially lessened and the Galers Road became for
the time successful rival The large erop OF 1855
again reinsiaed the canal, and, IN 1885, il carried to
market 81 SIS bushels Of corn. The Galens Road
carried GIG bushels in 1855, and a5s7 ,s in 1856
oftbe IL SIS 3as bushels of corn delivered at Chicago
in the year 1856 nearly GOO were brought by the
canal and the Galena Company, which that year in
euded all the deliveries by the Burlington line. The
Rock Island brought 500 bushels and the Ilinoi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-08
MARRIED..

tzrErR-HF RNpON-At calvary Chez Nsw-York, on
T5s7 ft ~ BY TIE Rev Or Pine q Washington, hes
- As AFtlnr r-S ~ Miss Ecn L. daughter OF the late
Cd N =. l-~i. Hsfa3Sr 81 he T. = Navy.
rfrIxIR-SHoEr-lu fhis city raesdsy Nov BY the
a., &C.,. Krls.y 1 4 Culver. GEO. o. Jackson Mich TO
-. 4 >Acrt q Cleveland, ohsa
NrCOL-EALHARY-As Ne Harrison street Brooklyn, on
s.t-s.y Nss s ~ ths Rev y y smith, William Nioo to
1.sk s.assf.f u ~ Andrew belbsry Of StTeahsm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-08
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-YoRK........N


ships-Coronet, Harden, worlsans, Walsh, Carver
Chase; yanceuse, KesTney, Hew-Oreans NJ H. Brigham :
Charlotte Ns.ni.h Ney6resn, Ess%th sSas SS,s%.
mssne Brown New Orleans, N. II. Brigham.
Bk-J Denham Gray hSsis Surge ClesImaa o. Dir.
Hendrik (Dth) Prins London Funk heincke. 49,
schOOne-Margaret Henson, Pe.enbIg James Hqnssr
Hsksen Wilmington. ID. Murray Leocadis, Small Gaien.
r. w Ropes Co. Emily Smith, Charleston D. T. AoTrsy
Arctic Hicks Alexandria Stafford Dodge; Ann Susan rear
son, Apaschicola, X. Post N
s,ssDers-Unon, Greene, Philsielphia, n. Briggs j. X
Thompson, Consry, Baltimore, W. Dslzeh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-08

TOR NEW-HAvEN-By steamers Elm Clls
Il from Peel slip u ?. N, and TRAVELE5 e "a ~,
irving in time for the morning trains .. -, .---~
TOR BRIDGEPORT - PEOPLES LINZ LIN -.
JIG Fse 90 espts-The steamer JOHN BROOKS VII -
Pect alp Pier No a. East River every TUESDAY -
DAY and SATURDAY, II m The steamer AH g., s,ssy
TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY, e p q. l''s~
taken Ut tho lowest rates X LVsn' r., IS s.rshst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-08
MoNnAr. Nor. II. \.

The Stock market was very heavy this morning
and prices had a downward movement through the
First Board, until just at the Close when come efforts
were made to check the decline, with Indifferent sue
cess The foreign news had some erect upon the mar
kst or at least awaited OF TO account i0r 'ne weak
ness Of the market. The "thsestepea rupture BE-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-08

,rs.av,pes Of The meazre supply Of desirable gsass
ard Il. ,Iirs@s prices prevalent 'sls. o. a. 200 B cslfor
mia a ga S7,e sor common TO fine; Is oo Pued o.
a. 10 quality 100 baee Mes,iza and 100 do buenos
private tsrea. , -. s.L.. Of 500
obs. AZ g1c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-08

MINIATURES ALBANIA
sno-Rses.. 6:28 Sets....... 4is MeonSos...' fid4
80 NIGH DAT.
Sandy Hook 529 Gov Island. .6:l9m Heb Oste. S:O
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Reeeips. Of Predsce-Nov. Z, 1859.

r., - A., -uv Rorrxs-35 All bbls. Flogs 626o5 oasn
Nh..t IA hush Rive, bush Oats 29Il bgsn nAey'
500 bash Corn pigs Provisions 6a Pkgs Lard I7 pAe
HhsAy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-08
Movements Of Ocean Steamers.
TO DEPART.
TO ARRIVE.

The Overland Mail for California leaves ST. Louis Mon
day and Thursday Letters designed Tor 1t should De
marked Overland, via ST. Louis"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-08

'""rAo'' MospAY, Nov. 1889
AsHEs-The demand for both kinds moderate and holders
firm; saes Of 65 bbls. at IS IS 100. -. t..,,l
COTTON-The market Is steady sNes Of 400 oaes neiaa
Ing $40 bales in transitu. We quote:
cLAssTPIcATroS.
~ Mabfl %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-08
NEW. YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

On and sner WEDNESDAY, sept 81. 1853, trsins WE -"
zssh..t station New Y ork, onows:
r., WSHsa,. 3ridreT:as and II 7;5e and $3.50 %.
White and Centre-sta
For Dover Palms. 2. N
From, AYbsny--s:30 q. m Mail Train.
Returning, viii leave
Doxrr Pleins-5:30 = m.
White Pisins-5:10 and : a. m, and p.
Williams Bndee--f:f0 and $50 a and $40 ID ia,
Albany-e.i5G l. N. Mail Train N. J. CAhPbELLs ssk~>
E,OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, wa Nv NV
IL PORT ssd FALL RIyER-The spleneid sHe - ss,sy
steamer METROPOLIS, Capt Brown leave. ,icf
TUESDAY THURSDAY, and SATURDAf' ~, .,g1SSf AZ,
M end the EMPIRE STATE, Caps, Bsyt1n on an ~
No g. r. -. a. anv spyn'
Hereafter VIII be regarded a. secured " S'' ~
can't until tbs shz have been paid for n.,ohH
Freight 70 Boston forwarded through Slta t'es
- WI BORDEN, Agent, Ess 70 and q "'""
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-08

The income for Oct, 1853, included 81 1867 for United
States Mail not included in the return of 1852 The
Receivers report for 0ct 1852 is in detail as follows
N-p.sxr MARSH Receiver in account the Ne York asd
Erie Raiiyo0d Company
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-08

Messrs. Raynor g. Blackwell have sold three lots
north side of Seventyninh street, % feet east OF
Fourth avenue each 25xlO2 feet inches for - Soo'
The same brokers, in connection with f. ID. Ludlow
& Co., have sold one lot southwest corner OF Eighth
avenue and Nnety-ninth street. fronting Central Park
25xOO. for s. 500 Also, the piece southwest corner
of Eighty-ninth street and Eighth avenue fronting
Central Park 81 feet and 100 feet in depth on each line
for $4,000,
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lnwinp channels:

The corn crop of 1855, in Illinois, was estimated al
$50 600 bushels the crop of the present year
s said 10 be much larger than any previous one IN the
central and southern parts of Illinois. In the more
norherly parts of the State complaints were made oil
the severe frosts the first week in September, and
seems doubtful if the farmers will freely sell their sur
plus corn until they the outtun of the next har
vest az they usually hold back this food so necessary
for their stock, keeping years supply on hand
By the Vanderbilt arrived this afternoon, we have
London papers to the Goth of October, the same date
as the news by telegraph, received by way OF Quebec
The London Times of the latest date says:
There were bullion operations Of any importance al the
bank to-day. -
There hs been good demand within the last few days for
Mexican dollars shipment China and the pce advanced
al the end OF 60 d6ld and yesterday and to-
day from point cit and 6d The West India stsaer
brought no dollars and the supply has been limited con
ssng chiefly Of the remaining portion Of the late npo~i0ns
from the United States. ,,
The precise amount specie that win be taken BY the mail
steamer on Thursday bombay f25962e Of which 4o
is silver and LIB gold In the above sum included Gov
eminent remittance of fl45SH. -,
The demand for continues increase and the general
rate Is little II at all below the bank minimum
The London Times notices recovery of 81 v share
in Illinois Central Shares on the 25th, with sales at
37 and of United States Sc of 1876 at 3d. and quotes
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~ Q = =, 1T 1874 ......,............ e3ldg4
illinois Central Railroad :, cent?. gIo
Illinois Central Railroad y cent, red. 1873 'lo 9e
Illinois Central Railroad p cent Freelandi l56OB5 doS
illinois Central Railroad stock a 20 20 u.s.
Nicbigan Central Railroad " cent Cow. 6O...50 doE
CS..--i ~;ro,d 1850 al
s;rosd fSins asa
S-..i p.iI,oad y Oo mar. as
Mich South Nor Ind K. r. y cent (SF 1850 dSS &c
Mich South 4 Nor Ind X. r. SlO0 shares .::::.s 9aV
Newly ork Central Railroad y cent S Fund 1887 dSiGc'
Newly ork Central Railroad p cent, Conv 1861 80 dSS
ork Central Railroad q cent S'g Fund.- 1851 9yd
New ork Central Railroad $ loo shares 20 g.S
Nav ork and Erie Railroad 81 Mtg v cent ls5592 d9I
ora and Fe Rairoad (sinking Fund.- 1873 lis ago
New ork and Erie Railroad Bonds, Conv 1862 IL Is d2e
New ork and Ere Railroad $loo shares,
Penn. Cen Il. r. Bonds LIST Mtg Conv, v cent b dsl
Penn. Cen r. n. I'd Mtg = cent sterling .....sl3dn5
Penn. Cen. X. X. $50 shares
Phi. Reading r. r. Bonds, y cent lS6O....'s5 ass
Phil Reading r. r.. y cent, 1870. .......I5 GlS
A Raadna Il r. so ahaIes 10 W.
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The through freghts of the Ohio and Mississippi fell
of at the commencement of the month, but regalned
what was lost during the last half 30 that the receipts
about equal the same period last year. The same may
be said of the Indianapolis and Cincinnati, which has
done very large business for the past two weeks
The Cincinnati Hamilton, and Dayton viii not vary
much from October, 1853.
The business of the Erie Railroad for October settles
up very favorably. The net increase h sil VVo better
than in October of last year. The figures are
1883. 1850.
Traffic In gross ...'.'''''''''$So SsS 40
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The following 10 our comParavr statement " ~