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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-16


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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-16
THIRrY-sfxrH CON GREsy.
FIRST SESSION.


sspAts.
r-tar WASHINGTON, Juss rs, 1890.
axroIrs ssox me BAArms nsRr YvEmcAnse CON
nuEs su
Mr. WAsoS, fdeu OF Va, RON tas Special Gum ninse
On Bupss . Ferry, made lengthy reeoft
ma report cswprsss oos hundred ssd Hf.y foo'scAp
psses exclusive of volumnous tsiin,sy foil history
xivsa Of Bso~ss movements and results aad reference
made to the insecurity Of 6s peace ssd sSosy Of
some Of Stats Of the Union ovyg 70 tbs excited cco'
dsson OF the pobao nind and W parposs IN the non-
sAvshoisine ssssss Although 10 may nos become The
committee ,usgsss duty sboseS aies 70 prov'os %
pvessr sssss~n against nsohiaau,ss vlaha their boz
ssss aesyucvs q pssos Of shs csssdssass rspubcs
doss ses become shsm fully 70 szpcss sts cosss aess
pssshass es ~ pssssss Osnss y n ssvsh Ling
0.Ass - - psscs - ssrgviy - ~ Ussa, vedsn y
psosansay Involved n 10 cpstissssss ne v6td -
bb nanufscsassd eosnsesIest, intended, - veaId
svpssr, ordinarily ussd IN sssss = Kaasas. sad -
hlksr SDr hss pwpose VOLUNTARILY pisesd ~ she
Il ~ kssSs u brown vilh vsgss I'D unexplA,nsa
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s-ss,I s.a ~hish - k~Isv~A e. ~~sso ssA 70
sourcss were sucsns sztsnd through thss sss cad
ne 49, soun $500 ~ ~ ssse foas. svss sf.sr
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-16

hem ooncurred In Committee or Conference va or.
tdcred on those which were chsgreed 10 -
INDIAN APPROPRIATION
Mr.. PEARcE, dem Of Nd, from the Conference Com
miiee. reported The dsssreeipg votes The Indian A-
TIE PACIFIC mxGKAPH.
The Senate then receded nom IT, annendnnene 70 he
Overland Telegraph BILL which put IN The names q tia
corporso and sgreed to the amendment Of The House,
allowing the Postmaster General 70 advertise for proposals.
10 al the line.
The Overland Telegraph bill has now passed both
Houses Of Congress.
Mr.. eIIDEL, dem Of La offered resolution FOR Ne
appointment of select committee Of three 70 report syo
tenn to Increase the the basis q the present
House bill just postponed and 70 report 1t the nsxt ses
sion Laid over.
MISCELLANEOUS BUANEss.
Ire bill to prevent malicious mischief In The Dhtrf0e q
Columbis, was passed.
Mr.. BSMPmlI, (cem Of TEXAS, gave notice Of baU
10 establish additional judicial district Ia Texas
Several private and local bills were passed. whea the
Senate sgan found itself wiibout quorum
Motions 10 take up bills and adjourn were put and de-
feated.
Al 10 " the Senate adjourned, there being no quo.
rum present 70 vote on bills.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-16

oussh an Indictment 10 made BY defendant, p regrt-
ed by ibe court with great suspicion, and unless %
clesr ana certain an Indictment defective thai no
seutence can pronounced H. the Court ~iu mol
osssh the indcent but viii leave the respondent . put
Il his demurrer motion In arrests writ Of error" The
suon, TOR the reasons s..., w.a0ut going into detail,
b over uled.
Mr.. Hsy..on counsel for the respondent, said su..
anse the Argument, he was more Confirmed In his Wow Of
in ...HSms5t end the section under which II was
bfouss. from the action Congress this very subject
me Court have given the subject, Mr. Hamilton, all
ne reflection could, and am sahned cannot change
the conclusion came 70
M Dwight called upon the respondent 70 plead.
Mr. Ham ton We plead not guilty
The Judge announced that the case would mot be taken
Up rpal the next term.
TIE United States Osander kayAeS Tho defendant,
Fret cncer Of tn Wild Pigeon, indicted for cruel and
uSusuaI punhb ment n two seAmf named Jonn AoC1ug
Rsh and JAS Redoeord, called up for trial but n0t
answering, his sureties were forfeited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-16

ma e>uaSe ysasseDb,sd n SIX, aud upoa taxing voss
uuon : snslI IN no quowum - found 70 De present
An Informal csbAte snsued, when Anoshsr vofe w.
takes but here ws ssn no quorum A..
ne Pnrnpxxr I'D, snsv wasting sncrt ame, ~ -
ervsssat.sl Arms nfornsd him there vac nov QUO
'an ~ Sssu Of Nm, dsd scs know vhss busisso
ne asyssspt = AYns Ia 70 ny thsss ~ qeorum-
on cIysbn, % . tsst vs>s, y W. senan anne0nc-a
~ =, 'i roc,' 1,sc w moved 70 sjosrn
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f1uyins 10 cs a ~ ro Aonsn 6eaasep cAoe -
v,s' nn r.kss ~ Ne fnssrai fsss
,.ts~c svps pses q ninnsscn ~ $3.50.
re cossIasrsaisa o. she TarSn bu vus ben reanmed
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I sicn. 49, "a -
Ysss-rsws sayssd, nAss. cb.s.ul u.g.s.. Dsy'.
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ssssSS JeSspon q Yssssssa hns. MNIoFy fsHces rS
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TsvrtuK wsss Wrnmsos esd Whoa-3.
| Several SENATOR'S were paired on r
uu ASnv AyypovuAuoS mn
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-10
BOOKS RECEIVED.

The Forest Hymn By William Cullen Bryant With llu-s-
tons BY John A. Hows nn,O. PIP. q. ". A. Towns
end 4 Co.
The Compost French Cas Book By Loui. Pujol NJ and
Rev Van Norman, LID. s'o ~. 4H. D
Rsmes Eur.
Fducaion Intellectual Nora, ard Physical. By Herbert
Spencer l2mo pp 2ss d. Appleton Go.
TIE Youpg Flop Pckers By tine late Sarah Maria Fry sno
DID, IS American Tract Socisty. -
The Life of the Richard KDDL By the Rev. Ch2sss NJ
Biuell lsmo pp 35s. Tue Same ,,
The Bible aour By the Author of Ou Pastors Fss l1no
pp 26s. The Same. -
A RhiniDe Dictionary By j. wsker Abridged from the
Fourth London Edition. limo A 5. Barn1s bnrE
Little by Little; the Cruise o the flysway by Ohf1
Optic lsmo pp 2s0. Ricksy, halloyi Co.
Life and ,pondencs Of Gen John Q1ttman by j. r.
H. Claiborne. 2vos limo BsTpsr rrothsu
Paul the Story of Boys Pers IN the Islands Cor
sics and Monte Crisio. By Alfred H~er limo, PIP SS'
Torlson Brothers.
llenniaI Experience By Rev Almon Underwood Duo pp
579 Henry Hoyt
Lcsc 10 Theology and other Essays By Is,' Taylor ms
Do 2s7 Nipi.m Gowsps
Life Of Andrew Jscks-n By James Parton Vol III svo pp
734 Mason Brother.
Nehoeisu sugc.,s and the Internal Canes Of liza Suecess
By Rev. B. F. Teft d. D. LII d. l2no. pp sss Derby
jackson.
Uiel Acos Tragedy. By Kari Gaztov Trspsatsd from
the Germs an by NJ. NJ. limo PIP. iA NJ. Elbnssr q CO.
The Little Eghtcap Letters By the Author Of Nigntcsp
&c. Ismo. pp I7s Appleton a Co.
The Eizbcaps BY the Same l5Do PIP Ile Tne sane
The Big Nshtesp Letter. By the Same lsno pp Iz 1he
The Paw OF Shakespeare Edited BY Howard Stanton vols
eyo. George Rout.dge L Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-10
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1890

f,, demand prevail, for new and prices are esdJ'
Sale. o. SIS bales % cac 1850 are s5 a.Od, Is.
mon,h. roo Ba. aas tr.. as months; 10 90 Monte ~
baltimore for ih. m.rte delivered st ~ a'h''
$50 Porto CAb.Io snd 900 Mstamcras on private terms
HYmPrh. msrteti unchanged s.d the only sale "e
modsrse demand 100 .uns
at sH9s2a American Pig dull and n0mina oshsf
LEXTHER-Heml.ci and os are steady; the sales mod
LinE-Th. m.t.t il finn and tn. inquiry moderate the
Gales bbls Common ct &c. bblI Lamp 81 TO-
LATHs-The demand for Ess.rn IL moderate bat p e' are
LUMBEREsstern Spruce and Pine Timber l. II fair request,
prices upov.d The sales comprise SO 90 feet So
sisd +s southern Yellow Pine Lumber ad Timber continue
in active demand The receipts Light and prices steady
MOLAssEs-fhe bushes. mas pecn eonnasd m,J-s'te
hd Cuba It ase and 20 boz. DO q. a ss
sAA sa 81 .S,ar IsPsR S ?ST'n9. n
eciions sish and shipping lots Crude s and ninfl
81 o. 5lo h. delivered Tar !. hrm b., nprt,o trsy,a;
cns bve taken place. We hear Of sales Of % bb City Pitl
oILs~Tb. marie. for all description. h dull and que. and
we hear Of transactions We quote nseed ct es aisle Crude
tf.Sst!sc Other iinSs re tull and Bomins.
Provisions The PerI market .baA- frmsr; the oaT
s 10 Isl for new M-ss, sll SIS for Ruraqa and
ItG I 81 Prime Beef Is in .tsasy demand and :. 10
M,. and II for Prime Mos quiet at 10 soy ~ 90
Beef Hams STEADY and IN :sir d'msnd sale: o. s Dds
are dsic r Shoulders and Vans .; 10y Bacon
in r ,e.. Of 90 001es Gn I a1 .ns 10 M M
for the trade ,.Ies Of 26 bills and tcs ct lealgr for
.u and od Butter plenty, and heavy .Ie,pt Cnoice
hi. Is very sales Of State at l5d2 and Choice do At
2iacslc and Ohio at liz lsc-he latter for % @st,,r :
yer,e ohio Cheese quite and In demand at iodile for
rood pfine .,.u.-,,,,o..
rice steady sales Of Us ts at - 1855 70 q 100 ID.
sPCFs-We hear OF Of $50 bays Pepper part 1t 81
also 10 cases Nutn ers at 4ld42c
sFRDs-we hear Of ases Of go bags Calcutta Linssed at
81 Is In Boston ,
TAILOW inquiry fair the supply no. large. 'als, Of
4CCO u Il I0i a Il ic the latter for extra
CCO-Tbere fair demand and prices well nan-
aired sales CT ll6 hhds Virgins and fentuckT at T1ls,
m bales Havana 3Od45c aud ls2 Seed Lea at a dl2
TIN-Tbe p1srket IL quiet ard prices unchanged
upISKy-The market steady the demand Is ari sales OF
go bbls. Stale.
WOOITte mArke, Is still dull and Inactive, bat price, are
fully sustained We hear Of sales OF 80 bales Csuorns and 20
Dolskoi Oh private terms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-10

COFFEE-Nery little has been DONE prices or" eady sAss
of 100 basr Santo. 81 l4tc and 50 msts Java az lb3c
sUGAas-The demand 1. mod'mts prices re heavy sales
Of 0bhd' mainly Cuba 4; 6la7ie and % boxes havana
CoPPER-Ths market st dull and inactive, with no quo
table change in price sales OF 25o0O Baltimore Oh pVA'e
FLOUR AND MEAL-There +. fair inqgiry for Western
tho msSyt closes in svor Of The seller the dspe in esht
inducing better demand for shipment The high ETads. are
IS aa IS 20 uperhns and Western s sog IS
for .tI. stas 81 csa' 70 for choice Dc. - SOC va SS0s s
brand. Of round hsop s5tr' Ohio % SSt e, os sss
Flour limited r,que.. and without change the supply Of
choice brsnd. ssht sales Of AZ bbs at % ISa % i9
N. arrivals g. but the ample sales Of go
bb, 1t 7df6 10 for mixed good brands Of uperine
rn and In fan quest trade o. ~ bb 90 50
aa4 Com Meal quiet % 50 for Jersey and % % Tor
have been active without change in
within days 800 boxes have cold At ~ 5gtL ioI
Fur cb and Layers; Gales 100 bb Porto Rico at 80 and
500 Curacao Cocoanuts at 75c.
IIs1sss %:Is De Co. and a ss sGu %
fr Bsri sml sl' Ct Hseisrs have taksu place at .u
.IS:I s.y. p .sSs s. 30 s M.ss sS
ssc for Sealed IL 2c for No and "a 30 Dol for Picked
s.oesiay in cbci spring snd Red Western ishs dscas
~ he lose There now sctivy in White for milling .ao
ard thr improved rs,es IN part to ays ere IN. so,s o.
I'll a. par, 10 store lls76 bush Racine spdns ais
1880 bash. Mil-sukse clab 1t 2Sdsl - the latter for
81 no. Soh o Rcd and Amber Western s, Gss S.
FL ara 80 for do In stethe latter with advantage OF
dime In thu ,0pge 1850 bush White Ohio and lniiana part
Kentu n.y. sl 35G ~ ~, aud l2oo0 buh Caaada Cu2
part, II not all At 3D. Rye Is IN moderate supply. bu, u
heavy ,i 7lasc Ga. are unehApsed he dem ,nd T. .oas
ate sales Of We.tsrn and Canadian At 81 dSse and state &
BAILEY IN fair demand and steady sales Of % no bush a.
7ld72c for STAT 7.d75 for Canada Fast and e Tor
West Corn lower, and lees active the dsns mtn 'o
Al. tTsde but In part speculative sales Of 10 10 push
10a7ic for s,t.m hlIed IN MEME do 10 sorc
OUNNY BAGS The nArhst inactive and 10 the sosehoe
sales prices are nominal. .....,.
DUMMY -CLOTBThe dan and 10 moderate, and pnees NC
without iniPoIsAst ehHss The s.ss herr snd " no
isC bel iec and Do e4c., ess cent foi CAN
HAY-hs demand les s-tve Tor The south ana ine ~s
hst u hssvy sAsss Of J. zoo hek o. Vesr ' i"D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-10
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

TIE MURDER OF AN IsFAsT.-The inquest on the
body Of an infant fousd on Thursday in the cove rear
of Mr.. Oakley nabls in Hoboksn, was concluded
before Coroner Bobnstedt Last evening. The only
evidence was that of DIR. Elder, who made post
portem examiuson aSd found air In the langs show
ing that the child hsd lived The Jury found verdict
that they believed that the infant came to s death by
being thrown into the water by some person 70 thsm
unknown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-10

W.Ern currency bought at la dis for Illinois Wiz
cousin and Iowa, and DIS. for Missouri
c. j. Brydgss President Of the Detroit and Nil Eau-
kee Raj road bas addressed letter TO the bondhoders
and other creditors Of the old Company, giving The
pr sent nar cal condition Of the corporation and ask
ing that the interest maturing on the first and sec md
mortgage bones may be funded. We copy few
figures from Mr.. Brydes letter showing the rapid IN
crease on the traffic Ct the road.
The following NJ the weekly receipts since the s
baSr,t - cou pared with lat year Is shctsy and
zi,s s1erx koIe for the tIalc IF he line 10 ntnre VIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-10

CHILD SCALDED TO DEATH.-Coroner Morris OF
Jersey City b. inquest yesterday infant tso yeAs
OF aae Mrs Me hules which fell into tno o. seal ling
wse during the temporary absence Of the mother and died
houls serward verdict Of accidental death was rem
dejed
FIRE-Two HORSES BuRSED.- Yesterday aftsr-
about O'Clock FIRE broke out In temp stable 10
Gregory Washngton alley, Jersey City owned by
Chaes Newsy The Fire Department ~ere soon york. but
the namu able mztes the stable toether With TIVE
horses harness &C. destroyed One Of the horses vss
owned ~ Lewis Rein whose loss the other belonssd
TO Mr. Nevsy including the horse and stsbe
about sl5 The FIRE undoubtedly the WORK Of an aeen
H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-10
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoss-HOv s-Be'0f' ''ds'
RsssELL-

Thomas Watson was charged with grand larceny.
Maj, Rim servant sir staed Sunday evening, ue
18th October prisoner esed The house Of Gorge
No lis Second and ssbed Maria was hesnns ss
paIs Watson then handed her tier which he sAid vas
Mr. Doushey She took the letter ana se me prisoner
standing N the ball Be refusing TO come In The etsr ws
foow doubles, designed puzzle the sTi ne SUI
hcient for the thea to be committed; n, u sa
DglR MARIA; should hhe 70 onorrow Evening
possible and Have someting Say 70 very p-rtola
Dear love OF Dds before that don't y nay
om the Bottom OF nv B,s 50 TAX sod goa sen and
don't forget to See the Of It and Avenue pron
your affection Lover Mr., DOCTObr'.
while she absent he stole property egnsnz Of tsbs
Of the his prisoner pleaded guilty. rsmsnded for
sentence.
four coais value Of &4s from No IS Chabs reet
chsrred Jury that the ony could be convd Tie
ury verdict Of guilty bot recommended the prisoner
h The mercy the Court The seutenoe5 % the low
est term that could be imposed tao In the State Prison
and the woman vs dischSg"d .-
ssb Chairman and Margaret Donahue t~o s
charged uh the second degree passing eountee
paed.d guilty forgery the fourth degree In
the su@perds and ssrAh Chap
evidently the guilty person. was sent 70 the Sse fhson s
Mar Baker and Henry brons indicted for usnd .rcny
Rosenthe the ompsinant lives 81 NO. 10 MORN
street and according his the witness Hand
yes ola has vile and family v In Germany ana during
the OF the nine years be has been 10 tns ceny ma
been living with the prisoner May Baker Ia the indcsnent
he charges be believes MARY TOOK the money from mo Iscs
that with her and bad the money and that ser
she went the money missing Or the esnt oecason
he that be her take the money 80
all committed June H. TIE Ju brought In
verdict Of not guilty The Court adjourned TO Monday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-10

At Philadelphia, money ia RI her more in demand
mo capitalists particular az 10 the eh'ra -
of TIE security offered, 6ia7 cert being the best
raies at which money csn be obtained.
The 81 Louis Democrat ssvs:
The week opens quietly The offerings small and the
state Of ssrs l. about last week IL has eecooe
gneay rstood that mmodation does NOS hnh
niece very instances and less OF 70
offered Producs pap4r 4 freely discounted
Tn. demand Tor Eastern exchange 10 less active bot te
cotrues steady at cent premium for bsnksoIe iunds
and currency"
The Cincinnati Commercial says:
"Good paper hs, been psred without difficulty 1OdN y
rent the latter the prevailing hrure and matters generally nam
tain q healthy tone.
In The na. for Eastern EIch,pre the supply and dsmand
sbout equs aud steady nut decline
srtcpatsd holders firm ard dss~rs aim 10 Keep
their baanc down IN the lowest working point
Ciylt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-10

SUPERIOR COURT-GESERAL TKRs-No a-Before
Justices BoswoRrH, Woodbury., and WHITE
Asahel P. SqutIes agt Edgar 81 Brown Ct al
This WEE action brought 10 recover OF the defend
ant IN. auo1nt Indebtedness due the plaintiff By
the National Glas Company sssocaon axsd
d.. the genes co poraon o. 1913 and Of which tue defend
ants are clan-d been the trustees judgment VAS OBJ
returned wholly upsstihed The ground on which this CLAIM
made that the trustees neglected TO make and Tile an annual
report a. required by soc. 3: Of that set. -
Two OF the defendants only sered The Peadins. pu u
ue Of the National Plate Glass 20 npsny
ale sed Indebtedness Il thst Company 20 the pAin
IN. ths the plaintiff obtained Judgment ssAast zoe
COMPANY upon ale deotedness and Issued AZ
t.p5auts were ustees Of tn. National GlAss Company
tn. allegation that the company had made no snnuA 'cP0
not denied =, 4, ...4.n.. =. o.,t,s ,... AZ
ha of company the record Of the JuaS
bpd Nrn.t the company upon the deusd set out In Tue
n.I also an execution In that suit hich had been re-
d upsti,6ed and also produced the record OF the
s noI,ion Of which read In evidence show
T h the company hch were verined ~ the
o,th 81 the eompepys secretary No proof was gwen OF any
rthcat. b,ips tiled in Secretary Of Stairs Office.
Tr ao that the defentant Brown
ha isneS bpt the overusd the evidence this
ct ndsmeut given for the pltnth ths OF
Aer argument BY counsel the Cour took the papes and
served lie cecfdon.
Nj Bs Tor appellant Stanley and Lsnsds for rsspondsnts
TRIAL TKKs-Nov s-cefore Jas.ics RosxxrsoS
DAMAGES FOR FALLING INTO SEWER.
Mary Breed ast q. w. Hartman
Th4 suit 70 recover damagee for injuries sus
tAiped By the plaintiff IN falling into which
defendant had erected asecvs aSns Ths jary rendered
vsrde os ,he phinuf ssssinu he tsnAsss $500 sns ths
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-10
THE following is the New-OrIeans bank statemenI
for the week ending Nov g. rs compared with the pre-
xicus ren1rt:

The hank movement for the weeks very even one,
and dcoses increasing strength as to the leading fea
tnr. ALI round Every item shows an increase wnen
compa.d with the laft report except short loans weh
exhibits further contraction.
The Deita Gays ,,,-,-.,..
IT, pcbsr,. market opened Saturday with Inc easing M
80 nd yery limited for al classes OF OIL At AZ
~, hoSev,r seller reduced the rates Of Ell descriptions
=, ,l lower figures which bad the eueeI o. a.Jns uJ
bo have not he etoiore participated 10 the moSenen,
=, , n,s@pt season and operations during the
hs dy Indicated msked increase When conpNeo VIZ P
irs rsnors Business appear 70 have ily commenced
and a. minimum figures have Prooe2y peer ep1 ~,
Amigo the hope that further interruption ~h oceu, %
op.rstious from want Of facility to uesoo1r ht
on European ports Time bills on the Nortiein cIis
bo ever ar. It'll looked upon with dstru,t and we
H. sich xrou,es infuI In specie at no ds gay nssc
80 our quotations and would refer 10 the following -
a. ruhDg rates ut the close Of the market; ~ -. -
'ne ca, s.sbus Bills ...........6td7 cent prem
Bank Ratss...........s..s....- - " Se-. 81.
Ellis Of Ladipg. sss ga IeI.,
-. .........,.,...........5Itdo Sdt y doht'
siSty day bills EewY q cent oiso'p a.
si.b; '...,.....................id " cent az
r has erhbi.ed variation Of any tnd Ana
s noticed Ia last was, anythns n. n,
N, "a, ban az the Close Of business yesterday SO
m. time have the movement e1cnsvey 20 n rou6
hn favorable change L. looked or Win -, an.
Tbe hanks stl manifest liberal policy Anu eu.y
,rIv doing r-ei deal 70 countsrAct e sImssJ s,sts
ousSe taie not little pleasure "a =, sast
and Bouds continue inactive but We have 70
small sale cash which rnspueo touAJ l. "a FiNy
share, Of CansI Bark s,oek were taken oil 10 ~h'0A
fture consdsribg .he present demand for Money
All the parties arrested for participation IN the Do'n'
County Bank swindle have waived ehAmhA'o
Some have given g. 900 bail, and the rsmsnaer are
prsOa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-10

Msrkets-CAREYULLY REPORTED ToR THE Y TRIBusE
FRIDAY, Nov. 1850
AsHEs-The inquiry steady for both kinds and prices are
upchsr 70 ,ses Of Pots and Pearls at IS rs
BEFsWsN-The market for Yellow Is quiet aud pces are
pouir at for Western and 81 03c for Southern
COTTOHThe market has been quisti prices are rather
beayy; Gales OF 2GObaies We quote:
Hzv-YoRK cLAssIYICArIos
ITrlan Rlorid N. Oh n,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-10
RereiDts Of Produce.

Total bp ell Routss Nor sS0-l9 $50 bss Floaf, l5s
a. Com Meal 1881 bush Wheat ls74 bash Corn 1888
bush Barley 1850 bush Oats s pks Prova'n 2s9 pigs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-10

Exclusive Of the earnings Of the Extension Road -
The Bonded dsbt OF the Congauy continues steadily 20 De
reduced During the entire ine Of the $50
OO 4 cent bonds been aid and S22 700 Of the g cent
bonds paid leaving bat S21ts0 outsiSdg The real estate
command from eco 10 5000 This viii applicable
The extngushuept Of the bonded debt.
Tie Company has floating debt any construction &C
count open
The movement of the bsnks in the four principal
cities of the Union in which weekly reports are made
a. shown by Ieir last statement ia as follows: