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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-09-09
Important Dispatch from Washington.
WITHDRAWAL OF THE PUBLIC LANDS, OCCU-
PIED BY SETTLERS, FROM PUBLIC SALE.


We alluded, some days ago, to the TACT,
that, on receiving notice at Bayfield,, Lake
Superior, of the proposed sale of the public
lands along the lines of railroad in Mime
sofa, Senator RICE evinced his devotion to
the interests of the pioneer settlers, by dis
patching to the President, at Washington
messenger, with protest against the sale
of the homesteads of such settlers. Later,
the Democratic State Convention, took
open and decided ground in opposition to
the sales of these lands, and, by resolution,
respectfully and urgently solicited the
president to postpone those sales, as a
means of preserving numerous class
from actual ruin, and contributing to the
G. best interests of the State" A memorial
was also addressed to the President by the
present Democratic State officials, contain
ing like request with that embodied in
the resolutions of the Democratic State
Convention. The Democratic State nomi-
nees, and the Democratic State Central
Committee, Joined in still another memorial,
and protest to the President, asking, on
behalf of the settlers, the unconditional
withdrawal of their homes from the opera
ton of the sales which had been proclaimed.
Armed with these documents, Gov. SIBLEY,
a few days ago, proceeded to Washington,
for the purpose of laying the subject before
President BUCHANAN. The result of
his mission, and of the labors of the
Democracy of Minnesota for the benefit
of the poor and hardy settlers upon the
public domain within this State, is found in
the following Geographic dispatch, which
was received yesterday from Gov. SIBLEY.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 8, 1859.
To EARLE S. GOODRICH. st. Paul:
THE PRESIDENT wITHDRAwS FROM
SALE ALL LANDS NOW OCCUPIED BY
SETTLERS.
H. H. SIBLEY.
This dispatch, short as it is, is eloquent in
every letter in its vindication Of the Demo-
cratic party OF Minnesota from the charges
which have been hurled against its members
by the Opposition, on account of the pro-
posed sale of the public lands in Minnesota.
It furnishes an additional link in the long
chain of evidence wrought out of the history
of the country, that the Democracy is always
the friend of the poor man, and the pro-
tector of his interests.
A despatch dated Washington, Septem-
Der 5, says that official notice has been pub.
lished by the President, to the effect that in
all cases in which presumption declaratory
statements, founded on bona fide and actual
settlement and cultivation, made prior to
and up to date, are filed by settlers before
the 9th of October, and the said presumption
claimants are unable, and do not prove up
and pay for their tracts, at, on, or before
that time, to withhold such actual and cul-
tivated tracts from the public sales of gov
eminent land to take place in Minnesota, in
October and November.
Where the settler is unable to pay for
bis land, all that is necessary to prevent its
sale, is the filing of the usual declaratory
statement at the land Office.
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Democratic Meetings.

Hon. GEORGE L. BECKER, Democratic
candidate for Governor; and Hon. JAMES M.
CAvANAUeH, candidate for Representative
in Congress, willspeak as follows:
At Pretton, Saturday, September 10Th.
At Chatfeld, Monday, September 18th.
At Rochester, Tuesday, September 18th.
/ marion, Tuesday, Sept. 18th, at2PM
At Ornoco, Wednesday, September 18th.
At Austin, Thursday September 18th.
At Albert Lea, Friday, September 10th.
At Geneva, Saturday, September 18TH
At Blue Earth City, Monday, September 18th.
At Winnebago Tuesday, September Goth.
At Mankato, Wednesday, September 2lst.
At New Ulm, Thursday, September 22d.
At st. Peter, Friday, sepltnber I'd.
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%So,o4V 20 oIZ, 40
Add Territorial indebt.

Total appropriation for Territorial,
State and Legislative purposes for
two years, Including two sessions
of the Legislature, covering 1873
days, and for which each member
without distinction of party, took
his three dollars per day. .$4OS.3 02 OS
The expenses of the Wright County
Instruction" as expressed in the cad
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET,

FOR GOVERNOR.
GEORGE L. BECKER, of Ramsey.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
SYLVANUS B. LOWRY, of Stearns.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
FRANCIS BAASEN, of Brown.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
JOHN B. BRISBIN, of Ramsey.
FOR STATE TREASURER.
SAMUEL B. Able, of Crow Wing.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS.
JAMES NJ. CAVANAUGH, of Fillmore.
CHRISTOPHER GRAHAM, of Sibley.
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The Decentralization of Political Power
The Douglas Idea of Popular SOve-
reignty True Democracy.
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The same bill passed the House, yeas 81 4,
nays 9, (see House journal. p. $685. as fol-


YEAs-Messrs. Atkinson, Bacon, Balcombe,
Bearce, Bevans, Bray, Burgess, Buffers, Chow
en-, Crosby, Davern, Decow, Frost, Gibson,
Hanson, Hinkley, Heyd. S. R. johnson, Smith
johnson, Kibler, Kingdom, Kingsley, LIE Blond,
ply, O'Neil, Otis, Peckham, Petite, Pierce,
Randall, Rauch, Rehfeld, Rutan, Seeley, Simp.
son, Sheetz, Starkey, Stevens, Tattersall, Tai
bot, Tefft, M. Thompson, 7. A. Thompson,
Tuttle, Wakefield, Way. and Mr.. Speaker.
NAYs-Messrs. Campbell Carpenter, Crut-
tenden. Grover. Keith, Lyle, Parker, Poehler,
and Wilson.
Voting for the passage of the bill, there
Democrats 27 Republicans "a. Voting
against the bill, there were Democrats 4
Republicans 5.
This act appropriated the following sum
for State purposes, to wit:
De-
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" $67,Z6I 30
Bonds issued under act of May %,
1851. ;........: 300 90
Bringing up and completing Supreme
Court Reports, ordered by act of
February %, 1885,. ....:. GOO 90
Printing laws and journals 9th Session
Territorial Legislature, &c.,....... 1904 os
Incidental printing of Territorial Leg.
:, islature of 1885,: ..:.......:.... 1862 os
Newspapers furnished same legisla-
ture, .......:.............. los so
CLERK hlre IN Council OF 1851. 5000
For balance of incidental printing of
House of Representatives, of 1857, SOL o.
$ll,1l5 GO
REHABILITATION.
For State purposes. .$s7, 261 IS
for Ierrltorlal purposes. .$l1 lis 63
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Naval srors quiet with small sales u splriss a
sc. Ia Shipping order. Nt& HlatE&
Niis-ll.f cd was comparatively qules Al So q SIC
with small eaes reported ~ psr gallon, cash The
fobwMg Ieviw Of the New Bedford market for ths
Week ending tbe ash last, I'd from the WAG9bSs GAtp-
Jina Lfihs market for oil has been acsive since
our ast, And hrm The demand has boen 70 Z oona1or-
ahi' extent fol export white tnat Of hAs aie0
been active Tie salos tor the week 10 150
hbh We quote--For expcr, Gl3 bis. ut 81 IS: 100
do, large portion head, u 81 AID zoo do head nat
tr nj u ID gallon For hons cnsum tsoD Gus bhhu
Al u sb GO do at :! e4. gallon; ana $40 do dark
price not TRANSFERRED also, 10 bbs head mater, At
81 Is per gallon. Tho market Closes With further m
quiry. Whale In fair demand fol consumption aud
the transactions since last include ealrs OF 2hl Dos
IN parcels NJ foIows.l 100 bbls. Polar, Soc A00 do
Northern. ~ ~ 5sc ESQ do Inferior do A3G 900 do.
Marguerite Fay, at IKE and 1852 do South Sea- at &c.
per gal on.
PROVISIONS -Pork-Thc market opened heavy though
With a fair demand, aad closed with tiaitness The
sales embraced about 500 600 hbs Including mess
s5 clear VI al IS, thia mess At sib 25 aud
600 bbls mess sellers option, all the year. private
terms go DO prime sellers option for Decembr so
SIh too TO- seller all tie year, at r. a. and $50 bb
sptct,d moss sold at $lb SIN Beet was without at,ra-
Sales OF l60 bbis. beef hams made SIS for YER
MONT and $i6 SIG for Western Cut stea y,
with limited sale-. Lard was irmsr and active.
Win Gales OF 800 bbls at lic Butter and che
were M good demand Il stea1y prices. ~ .aa-r4a,
RcE-Saiss Of $50 casks made at 8 No o lXc per
pound.
ezxD-Cover quiet and Arm At 90, Will, me is-
rate faies q timothy were made Vt 81 So er IN,
cargo 62n and some 500 bags resold for de-
livery IN New York, a. 81 65, cash $500 SO
SuGARs-The eaiss embraced 400 600 hhds Cub |.
nuxcovsdo, chiefly within the range OF 0ks . 7Ko :
De- the latter hgure tor prime goods, and 100 Soxe
wnns.-Sales coo bbh wero made Al CSC. 2sxe
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Canaaan was active and firm, with saee Of about 1850
bbls At IS IS Sc 49, Southern -four active, while
prices were without change OF moment The sales EN-
brsced about 30ce 4occ bbs. closing within the range
= the above fgares. Rye -four wus steady q tue
above 6gurce, with sake Of 800 go bbis
made within the range Of the above quotations Wheat
1be market steady, with sales VI 10000. l5O
bushels nt 81 81 81 IS for shite Indiana Michigan
Kentucky 81 42f amber coored Southern 81 S3 for
red Western and 81 is for Milwaukee cl,, Corn
steady, Nth small sales OF Southern yellow 81 0Z Bar
leySaes Of % 500 bushels State Canada made
AZ 73c SIC Rye was IN gooi demand, with sues OF
b,Co0 bushels AT s3c . S5c Oats active irm,
with sa'es Of State Western and Canadian at full prices
(ofYEE-Sales OF 100 mats Java made RIO
WAS steady, while sales limited.
Cv1IoS The market was without change OF monentl
prices, while the sales embraced about OO 500 bales
closing the bass VI IL NC Sc chiefly the inside
bgure The following is statement u the movement
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
WEDNESDAY, Ocs. %, 1859.

BEgR CATTLE.
The yards all full Of beef cattle OF allmagnable
descriptions from the kind Of crsasures-which
certainly bad more Of the Appearance Of having
starved for the market rather than OF having atsd
for the market, for fat commodity Of
the bony looking creatures offered for sale u the CITY
yards today-to good wholesome looking CATTLE which
were really worth all they brought The bulk VI the oar
ngs were common grass fed CATTLE mainly from This
STATE which were hurried In In consequences Of the soe
weather and good prices Obtained last Wsins siay
The greater portion by the Hudson River rvuse and
Erie Railroad direct 10 this city, but considerable
Der came via Bergen H ct which place the reach-
cd about BOO head on Monday, as about tho range
Quoie below. The demand for nrst class cstaie Was
good on Tuesday, aud the bulk Of such cAtso
we're disposed Of on that day al 014c I0c per ID, but
the outside price barely obain Il amy II yarde
to-day most II the first class butchers supplied,
and the demand consequently ss acuve Ths jews and
Gentles OF ts fraternity out fsr MS lower
grades, and they succeeded IN IN purchasing
two weeks supply, which induced by wv prt0es
combined wnh the fear that the week Supply will
rs fact worthy Of notice that Their. fewer Tuxae Cat
te offered this fall than during and The
bulk Of tho New York trade confined ILLINOIS,, Ohm
aud State, with fair sirinkling however, from
were As bead against $50 head last week, and at all
the yaIas JIG head against Ob3 bead last There
were quite plumber ieft over, but IL thought
they would all be sold by Thursday evening. Al Rsrgsa
taken by the New York butchers but part by the Jer
sey City and Hoboken butchers. Al Br0wnng's thsre
was fair demand and prices Ranged aroln tins
rs ast week. At Chamberlins and O'Briens there pre-
vailed moderate inquiry, bat the otrrings were al
WasAinSoa. BsoO~apos oaambeyi..'s 0Bns.'a
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

~. WEDNESDAY, Oct U.s. p. II.
AsHEsI-Sma sales Of American were made Al 6ixc. or
both pots and pearls, and lO0 bbs Montreal p0s tho
spot AT IS 31X, or SIS BIN.
BREADsTUFfs.-FOur-ihe market 6rmer for
some descriptions, bile the demand good and
toersby active. The actions up abou,
rs 600 bbs., closing within the following ange Of
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The money market is quite dull to-day. At tho dis
count houses very good short paper done today
per cent very choice accephnccs under 90 days.
have been done MS low 5k but this exceptional
rate Long paper, frst class, goes at per cont, with
an exceptional note with very choice names at OF. On
oa the price Of money varies from AZ to o. Some of tho
Ola established brokers receiving money on deposit
rom Their customers at Az Those who seek money on
s'ocRs generally pay per cent
'he Foreign exchange market closed steady for the
s'e"ner, with fair inquiry FOR commercial signaures
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The Increase IN receipts at the compared with last
year IS coo bales The increase exports to Great
Britain 900 bales; increase 10 France 900 IN
10 other foreign ports 5000 TOTAL increase ia
Iorts, is 900.
FRElGnls.-To Liverpool, 200 bbls lard. by steamer.
engaged at sus 40 tons oil at 22s Gil: 40 hhds
tauw at zus 400 boxes cheese by steamer al 200
bbs rosin, by sailing vessel, ut Is aud $500 bbs luur
at IS To london 900 bbls 1our were engaged al o.
with some sperm oil at 3Qs To Bremen ITO bales Of cot
ton were taken at lied, with ~ OF
atp.t
FrnThe supplies Of large dry cod were light and the
market was steady. Some 40 500 quin,as sm.
we're reported at So 81 So 62k, with sales Of
Georges al 81 so 81 62h Mackcrel good supply,
and the market heavy cheaper small sales OF No
were making At SIS IS SIS So and Of No at - ~
20 Picked herring active, with sales snce
the beginning OF the week 1000 5000 packages ~ %
20 a ~ IS. Box behring's were dull. ~ A
FIRE CRsCHKRs.-Salee of some COO i,.Vu NO 4, "
packages reported sold at 81 s2ls four monuis.
Hay was firm and active, with sales OF z,ooo Dates ~
&c. csc. tor shipment.
lloIs There continued to be good domestic demand,
with sales OF 500 bales crop 1859 at lSc lic Tor fair 10
choice and 100 do OF 1857 at &c. . 7se foir months
tlhNpTbe market quiet, aud prices Tor American
rcmnal 1he sale OF Jute made III Boston was AZ
Iron About 100 Scotch pig iron reported At
500 IA sa3 SO s24
INr was in good demand and lump frmer with
sales this week of about 5000 bbls, including lump,
81 10, and common III Too
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAL

WEDNESDAY, Oct &c. 1859.
The steamship Persia arrived tins morning from Liver
pool with two days later from Europe Some little
agitation had been produced in financial circles by the
circulation Of alarming political at Paris but
fore the steamer sailed quiet had been restored ana
funds closed at 96z e, and the Rcntcs At So The
money market in London easier the bank had lost
fS64 In bullion but had increased 81 900 In gov
eminent securities The decline In the grain Market
which was inevitable after the late advance had taken
place at Liverpool though lot at London the former
place wheat s quoted lower at the latter higher The
heavy stocks which are held at the principal ports in
Europe render reactions inevitable feature Of an ad
vancng market Cotton reported steady, With ad
vancng tendency The commercial letters a rule, re-
port continuance Of duuees in nercal circles and
singular want Of speculation 10 all the markets.
The return from the Bank Of England for week end
ing the l2h Of October gives the following results when
compared with the previous week
Public deposits. 500 Increase. 1850 ia
Other deposits lS, 1879 686 Increase SIS 24S
Rest. 3,OS7il0 Decrease. 049,573
On the other side Of the account
Government securities .fl2 ,s69 Increase 900 900
Other securities. 1887 ,SS9 Increase. los 633
Notes unempoyed.... S,s9',0So Decrease. SOL ,45o
The amount Of notes in circulation Is f22 $685. being
an increase Of 1926 aud the stock Of bullion both de-
psrments Ell ,26s oe showing decrease of casa si
when compared with the preceding return
The Aoniter of October It, contains the usual monthly
return Of the Bank Of France which shows the results as
compared with tho September -Decreased-Csh
bh millions; treasury balance, 1879 millions Increased
Bills discounted, not yet due, 81 Millions advances ~
mlhonG bank notes, ~ miiaOna Current account
3-6ths mLlonR
satterthwaie says
The MARKET or American securities has, since our asst
been without material change though he check 20 nc
buying then noticed has ilot beon rcmUvenr on tls
contrary there has been Al increased disposition 70 sHei
sales. The quotations r federal and the various State
Stoke are unatered but for railroad stocks aud bonds
they are generally rather lower. The marked de-
cline, however, In Illinois snnres and CONSTRUCTION
ronds which have gwen way two per cent The unsettled
State OF italian affairs has somewhat unfavoraby affected
our stock market Consols close a5X to for money
account.
The following table will show the condition Of the banks
Of the four leading cities tho Union as per their last
statements 70 hand.--
Lodns Deposits. gpecie Otret,rCn
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lOcreuscs d
On the Great Western Railroad Of Illinois the gross
earnings for September 1882 $50 462 Is The San
dasky, Mansfield and Newark Railroad Compaay's TO-
oho gross receipts for September 1882 sl sss 81
The earnings Of the Vermont and Massachusetts Rail
road have been as follows:- l t5a 4id N9a1
In August about 81 500, against S20soo In 1885, in
September the earnings ABOUT 81 $50, agals
81 500 iast year-showng gain for the two
about - 800 The earnings Of the previous eight ,ats
aRo show a gain Of about Sl6O0O-makng In all over
$50 900 gain the corresponding months Of the
previous financial year. af.I .f.f. 3
The statement Of the Pttsburg banks for the week cn
rt Hrlior
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By the Baltic, from Aspiuwal last evening, we have
market accounts from San Francisco October s,
ceivcd through In less than twenty days. The
brings large complement Of passengers aud 81 sx 55i
in gold The circular of Messrs w. T. Coleman Co.
ports
onui within Tho last month thcrc has boon complaint
of scarcity of capital for investment Ia loans at
all times there has been fair demand owing 10 the very
excessive imports OF merchandise. For the last ms,
s'eainfr or TWO however, We have heard of - ,rabe
strmgency In the money market, though w< - any
marked advance In the rates OF interest For tis ~~
ing steamer there brisk requirement. but the ~ny
ct ca pal seems quite adequate. tho rates are s
what easier than for the steamer the 9th ut benr
per cent on hrst class securities At the writ
ing there rs hot much demand for gold bars aui ioa
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uens are spsetced-et present S46 . $50 hne, por
sSht exchange On tho EHt a. hast reported. ~ .
market " en,nely bare Of hexsssn dollars and "a .
qaotsion, ~ yer emit i cou sienn.ni lpsr LAX
imam, frohs Ssn Bias ds,iy cxpec,sd bd n nnsr
ted 70 Oe Tor reeh,men 70 China anil will not DO ofsr
"a ~ shs market tn. exports u tle precious etas for
ne INST three quarters Of the hast three years FOL
4 n
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Good ocDm' rcia Bills on PAS are - . q leoX. ~
steamer 70 cay sosk osi 81 ,l62,sIo u p~c,s
Tbs foil wing the latest Quotations srsihs sxsAang
New York at the cities m.nlsooed,- VII
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VIZ htiie mere business hs morning, wnleh was ~
parenuy caused BY The closing q short Pre-
droeIee "a the hss board, and the leading stocks
fraction lower Aer III. board partial rail, s,ok place
h the afternoon The market atvanoea fracsh,n a9
e,osed steady II v useless 10 disgnlse the fact wh RI
each days experience rendering obvious ttsa
pubhc ccnhdence IN railway property hss civea 81
shock which IL 10 very slow from. Before
eres, such posp cts Ms are now offered ~ ri,iws
enterprises, aud especially hc Western lines, w,pe h
faiihy have nd " an active speculation, II which
siders woad have been the chef actors and the W.
street brokers the nstrumcni~ whereas al prsen
,s Lstncy oi al! tho ealing c.mm,ss NJ h,s y I. III,
ssms-lity all ray that they doag isine,ss
outside custo ncrs People 10 have lost all
speculation In railway stocks. Merchants and m "a
capisasrc seen In brokers' Offices Iw TO emo
IS matter on which osantons d,ier. There ase me-.
leading operators who look for revival 81 conn
m railway stocks based the recovery Of business
the resumption Of dividends Others again seem 70 Inn
that the public tired Of railway socs thar SIN
thing new rs needed u tempt them Wall s,ret s,n
look for reawakeaing Of speculation tie cA~e -
navigation, when, IN all probability the roads viii 40 j
gooo business IL carrying breadsttis market Oshr
again predict dull and epritless winter Among the
various Opinions the reader must choose Cor himself tn
one thing certain just b that there no outskts bus
ness aud that with every prospect Of returning prosperity
and Increasing traffic the rosas peop doa seem -
want any railroad escks. Contra opened 79X cold
7es and cosed thk afternoon At tax hid Rock Islan
sold ss low 6lH SELLERS spon but after wards ralc5
62k and closed n O2H bd. The earngs a. the tifd
week In October 81 COS, against $40 TAO same ~eeA
hs year; increase this year u ssS, about IS per csn,
Galens sold down " IL alter which was wansed
-, and closed TAX bid Michigan Contra decined X
per cent, closing SsX bid. Guaranteed declined X IT,
road earned A7 0oo IN the THIRD week oct bsr ans
~ 900 last year. $500 III NOS Oearsi f..l
Oh cent on the strength q the news Gron Europe
Pacific Mail and Panama bah arm ct tue late "a
vance. Hudson River also dr.n There was very NIL
done IN State stocks and bonds there 40 change N
prices. The market It the Close stoady o. The foi
lowing quotations ssouri es, 84as IS; Canton ODm
pany, TX IL; Cumberland Coal Company preferred u
X; Pacific Mall Steamship Company. TX . Is; Ne~
Yo'k Central Railroad; TEX 30, Erie Railroad az Y
Hudson River Rs,road. s6k Harlem Ralroai sx 10,
do. preferred, ssx 81; Reading Railroad, SIX n
Michigan Central Railroad SsX 80, Michigan S,u,hsra
and Northern Indiana Railroad AZ guaranteed, laa
X; Panama Railroad, 2Sh ia; Illinois Central Rail
road, obk y; Cslens and Chicago Railroad, 72xa 4
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, lsk u; Chicago an
r. ok Island Railroad, 02H ". t F t.
The business Of the Sub. Treasury today was aa fo
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Ihres Qnarsere Of 1867. S35, o63 l4e
Observation-Disclosures. IS u35, lf3
bacefs q 1850 over 1867 81 4si asl ditto over 1858,
IL ft2,311. - - - 7''s7 ~
The in1rts Of treasure for the respective periods
aimed exclusive Of thvse from Fraz1 river were
iolows.- #H
fhree qoarteTs n 1867 ............,..Sa A0t 54l
1853. .....4........,....... 1893 400
A. our imports Of treasure consist principally II Mxi
~ d0lMfs, whmh are nS@d a medium IT exchange
wh Nnna " hqnidaie balances against us tlc a',sng 81
pr late has o,en y sosre. OF Inconvenience, TIE
China mercsnp seen Of tho reception 10 their
cmnry u Tire new American dollar, and iefaaN az Obj
aiming Mexican CON- have Latsesly boon shipppg gold
ars Ia heu thereof.
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This week. Lila 5,4l6 - aeI.fqs
Last week I@ lis

The receiptsr or the week eavier b rtl,i,us,
was moderately actve,tit ast weeks prices
tanned There were ), 81 nead gu sale, i.I.y
which we're disposcdJ', eevIous ~ swelve ,upss.
quotations above. 1,c ecepts at Hudson r,.i.,-
yards, foot of Thirty seventh street, North. ~.
week encig Oct 3; were by New Ynrssu: -. :.
Amboy Railroad, sicr " jersey boat :.,i.lr
from last report III S,i93. D. y,;ty,.,
10 Forneh ',,,lJcts III I'll 81 ,...-... rae
sold, 1911