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INSPE TORS OF TOBA C. %,
Shockoe wnrehousc, Richmond, Va,
WILL SELL ALL TOBACCO CONSIGNED TO THEM,
w Planters may dr-c' and rerni, proceeds promptly
" B.Tobacco Cannot be listed for Inspection unless It
Is In the city.
TIE legal size of hogshead ~ feet length Of saTe
and three inches the head within the
Jan lest
VIRErNIA:-IS CHASCERY:-At Ralrs held In the
clerks 0thc. OF Caroiue Circuit Court on Monday,
the Ith January. lsOl !:
Robert Hudgins, OF John C. Sutton Plaintin
Against
y E. Sutton franklin Marshall and other Defendants
The obj-ct OF this suit l, subject the estate devised by
the will Of Charles H. Marshall decreased, 10 the defend
ant " E. Sutton the payment Of judgment Of "oods0n
Wright agaius, the said defendant n sutton and the
peled TO pay the said Hoodson Wright: Affidavit
having been made and filed that the said defendants " f.
sutton suI Franklin Marshall non-Eesidsus OF the
State Of Virginia: On motion OF the plaintiffs II nrdered
the! the said defendants " E. Sutton and Franklin Mar
shall appear here within month after due publication
OF notice and do wia: Is necessary TO protect their
inter. sts in this suit. copY-Teste.
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Tho Richmond Enquirer,
Ano Nv syM,wErSLT AND WEEKLY
,lv!i<NYp pN.ns' ,.,, WISE n ALLEGRE.

,e,, da;srs per anuum, and at the
.H-prLv f'NNN.s,,<ca IL: a sho'terPsriod than one
-. esa: allAs %wssy,r five dollars per annun, and
- r.r she sEe',,,h. pSvah'c IN suSance. FOR the
49, lcusrs 'cT ~ "r SIS copies for $l0 10 be paid In.
wr.,;y = pei when letters containing money are
va-,snlr rc "fst:!rS" OF they VIII be AT tho
sr,,, sy r:a;i :,.: :
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the Circuit, Court Of the city Of Richmond Un the 'b
DAY pf January, 1851
John B. Massonia, Plaintiff,
Against
Th.unknowu heirs at law Of William Rob deceased, and
other pefenoahts'
The obiec, OF this suit Is to the real conveyed
by the plaintiff John B. Massonia 10 William RoD sold
aud The proceeds paid the said palrtf or to have
for the said real estate: and affidavit
having been made the plaintiff that the names Of the
heirs at law of William Rof decd. unknown to him.
the said heirs at law OF William Rolf deed, required
70 anueu- within one month after due publication hereof
and do what is necessary protect h r Interests In this
suit. CoPy-Testt: ,
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Vy5RGTNI1-Atr rules held 10 the ClerEs office
a.. Circult Court OF Richmopd the Tlh day Of IAI

VaRGTNIA.-At rules held n the Clsrks office Of
the Crcui; Court OF Richmond The 'th day OF '"hu-
ary, 1861: , ,, n ,r
and Virginia II. wiaston flain'u',
Against w
lanes winston sometiraes called James Winston, Jr,
and other Deieu'ianS. ,t
Tbs object Of this suit is to get lot Of land Church
Hill in the city of Richmond Sold and to have the pro-
cees thereof and OF the sales OF the two lots OF land sold
under decree Of the Circuit Court OF the city OF Rch-
rnnnd in the suit of narshas administrator against VIII
ston and others .pporone divided among The cestuque
trust under deed to james A. seddon Tor me oehen' o
Am Winston and her children and among the heirs Of
Jas Winston deed agreesby to their rights anu 10 nave
all the fairs With this part Of the estate OF he
said James Winston derd settled and finally adjusted
and also all the affairs connected wilh the trust concerns
az the said Ann r. Winston and her trustee the said Jae
Seddon properly satisfactorily wound up a1d Ter
minated An atsdavIt having beenS made and neo tha'
s defendant above named Is nonresident OF this Com
nonwesth, the said defendant Is no'ineu 70 a!pG WILT % ~
on month srter due publication hereof and DO What 10
necessary TO protect his Interest in this suit
Copy-Teste. =,
y1, .r,- RESJ POLLARD Deputy Cl-rk.
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DOUGLAS g. GREGORY
>.n .rt:r r.N.yTS OE HANOVER AND

nG. G.KRECEINRiDGE ATTORNEY AT LAW,
,-s,i... IN :lc Courts Of Eo;e;ourt ana adjoining
,,r,.,--ra::ca.bure, Bo;etontt County, Va
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New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02
FRIDAY, Nov, -. =.


There Was again . very active Stock market to-
day, with general advance the exceptions in shares
being Illinois Central and Michigan Central, which
sse neglected Cor special reasons. The speculative
run to-day WAS On Erie and Hudson River, which
have been in large demand at advancing prices. The
largest advance Of the day Was in Buffalo and State
Line, which sod at I0S against l05 yesterday. This
Company, ~ we showed by full statement 3 day or
tao since, has always paid 10 to l2 y ceut dividends
since 1852, with the exception Of ons year, and the
recent buyers feel confident that, even II the war
continues, the route hes many advantages that ii
win always command traffic to pay 10 v cent The
public seem TO be awakened TO the merits Of the Erie
Preferred stock, which represents in tho mortgage
debts capital Of about ~ 900 900 against $3S, 600 900
for the Central to which the Hudson River capital
1913 900 OOO) must be added TO bring it to the city.
The orders were large to-day, and the market ad-
vaueed rapidly to 56i, against 54t yesterday. Hud-
son River improved to 40i and was higher later In
the day. The Western shsres were generally bet
tsy. although spscvlstiop wss less marked u them
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02
DIRD.

ALLEK-la this city, Friday. Nov oficnsmsastion of
tits l1nts Chsrlss Allen. native Of Springfield Msss
The isners win take place at Military Hail. No. ls3 Bow..
on sunday, ct Up. NJ. without further notice. II
Sprinseld papers please cspy. rs.I
DoRRANcE-At Oneida css,ie N. Y. on Thursday Oct ~
Of .csIs fey. sparrow, of d. G. sad Ann DorrsAes'
aged nearly 10 yesrs- .ga,f
ELDEROn Thussday Oct 81 Of typhus fever In the sssh
Colono o. ths ioth Rssimsat N. Y. Volunteers
toned Of FORTRESS Mouroe. -
The f-nd. Of tLs family and members q The lfth Rsnsnt
tand his fns,sl nom The Rsornsa Dutch Church. Esss
Fineerth street between Second AID Third avenaes
Saturday stsrnoon ss o'clock. - t
JoNEs-ln Jersey City, Thursdsy, Oct a. pssid Jones'
fhs ,end ana relatives family arc respectfully uvel
10 stend bis funeral iren the bethesda Baptist Church
South Fourth street, between Jersey sv-nce snd Ere
street. nsxt Sabbath morning VI Inst al 10 oclacku
con of Andrew snd Harriet r McFcsssrs, ssed mss.bs
re relatives and eads Of the family are respectfully inyh.4
cm residence Of Ms parsn.s ssss Avsrus, be.wssa
Hunter and Downing streets. grrf lidt
STAGGAt Paterson. n j., On Friday, Nov OF consusp-
tiou, Isaac J. s.ass, IN the Ttts year q hi. ago
ffoni the rssdsns. Of ki soDinlsw E. Osbon Of
Church ard El'Oa Streets Pssszsoh,on sanH'y
at o'clock. a. .,-.s \ -,
sHoRTLLon Thundsy Oct 81 Il the resissaes q n,,s
nisoe OF Edssrd Ehor drcesssd In the 2sd year af
Tie relatives and friends Of tie my ere avssS
p,;scs .r,ss on ss:nrssy morning Nov. ss II eeioek
4Sa@psss Of &. sss ar. Il ihempssa 1
y.s q %; Sslscl .u ssnsy sbs u nt sp We
residence No. ~ Morris s'sesI - 81 tfhat
d. Loms gspers ptssss ss7J' ,.sfa-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02
Reducing the Flour 10 Wheat, the aggregate re-
ceiuts st the four ports for the limo named were:


These figures will show the unparalleled activity
which prevails in this great business OF ieedine
foreign nations, and will tend 10 give our farmer
fends better idea of their prospects for prices In
Spring than any mere. ez parte statement hs' we
might venture 10 make.
The corn crop of Illinois Is even larger than ina,
Of last year. magnificent as that was judged TO be-
The yield of wheat is probably not much more than
half as large. The supply Of beef, pork, and pro-
visions Of all kinds is very full and the local papers
are confident that this fertile State has most cheer
ing prospect before her.
Our readers will recollect that in our crop articles
last year We discouraged the habit Of over-estmatns
the crops Of counties and States, which 30 preVa
lent. Imaginative sgrieulturist sIitbmeticans ~
Michigan and Minnesota would lave us believe that
the aggregate wheat crops Of their respective states
averaged nearly 80 bushels per acre, but we inaed,
and do insist, that such result has never been at
,sined ip THE country BY the obging attention o'
Mr.. j. A. Wheeloek, Commissioner OF Statlsscs ios
Minnesota, We are in receipt Of his reports OF 'ne
erop Of 1860, which show the average yield OF whess
70 have been 2205 busbels; Of rye, 2i.ooi barley,
"a %. oats. a 80; buckwhest 1873; corn J9" anc
,o,a,oes 1873 bushels These certainly evidences
of remarkable fertility Of soil, and Indicate very
prosperous future for Minnesota. Farmers "ns
have written us ths. their State would show au
average corn crop of IS bushels per acre will DO wen
20 eon,ult the tables here given. is subject oA
conorsus,op to US that nearly 10 600 9Ss) gallons
OF sorghum sirup were made in Minnesota alone .s''
year. With the high tariff recently imposed on for.
eisn sugars, the quantity will possibly bs d'ue'es
the coming season.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02
THE CROPS.

Tbs advices from abroad tnw week only co,hrn
previous ones respecting the qua ti,y Of grain which
will be needed by France and England during tes
coming twelvemonth. In Marx Lane the great En-
glisb grain market, The London Times says thst
the foreign trade was stea thiy improving through.
out lss, week, and an advance of to o. per quar-.
ter must be noted, more especially on medium sorts
Of red" In France, however, prices were rather
lower in the face of importations, which il is said
are being made on gigantic SCALE" This abste'
ment must, of course be only Of speculative na-
ture for is only necessary 10 rene nber that the de-
scit of France will amount 10 over 0,C00 0O0 bush'
es 20 be satisfied thst tie prices Of grain are not
likely TO rule low before midsummer next. VI tne
mpots into English ports last week, more than one
third were from America. and as we ges is'eT in'o
the season, our proportion will naturally snow
steady increase Perhaps we could, out Of onr sur
Plus of this years crop and the last, supply the en-
lire amount require by France and England, but that
any such quantity will find is way TO the ssaboard
is not at all probable. We are very near tho time
when lake navigation will be closed, and after tna'
very little grain in bulk can be moved by rail- beeanss
Of the high rates which the charge.
The Western milers are now working with all their
might 20 tun wheat into Hour, and In this shape the
great staple will come to Eastern ports through the
Winter The number Of vessels on the lakes are dis.
proporonae to the carrying capacities Of beth rail-
roads and canals, 30 that If prices ruled ever 90 bgh,
it would be mpOssbleto send fOrwardtbe vest stores
of corn aud wheat that the Illinois Central and other
roads can pour into Chicago before the approach OF
Winter II things got to tie worst abroad, and fam
inc prices should rale grain in bulk might be brought
Eastward, even with the lakes closed by ice and the
Mississippi under blockade II Fremont, who WIZ
be likely to turn up in Memphis before bis enemies
can stop his onward march, should move bis hosilis
down the great river, and open the port Of New-Or'
leans affairs may take on different complexion en-.
tirely and not only grain but cotton be largely ex'
ported.
Our exports Of Domestic Produce from the port Of
New. York for the first nine months OF 1861 amount
to $9s 7l sl9 against $72 5O3 25S during the same
period in last year.
nh ~ n.a;n frap, Chirs % have beeni
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02
STATE or EKw-YoRx, OyYHS OF THE SEcsBTARr OF
STATE ALBANT Aug !, 1851.
vJYO the SHERIFF OF the COUNTY of NEW

FSO the SHERIFF. 0t the COUNTY 0I NEW
1 YORR-SIR: NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, thst at
she General Election 10 be held in this Sa.e the Tuesday
the s Monday Of November DeIt the following
Uaheers ue 10 be elected to wit:
Secressry Of STATE in the place Of DAVID r. Floyd Jones
Controller, in The Plses 2f Roees. psnnlssop; u
Stale EnEneer and Surveyor the pscs of Van r. Rich
st.ts Treasurer, In the place Of Philip Dorssesna.r;
Canal Conaisinsr IN the place of Hiram Gsrdnsr for
Canal Comni.sensr In the place Of Bepjsndn Y Bruce
who appointed 70 h the vssshey occsoood eJ the dsn
Al Inspector Of si.s. Pa.su, IN TIE place Of Jos. T.
a Judge of the Csu AppeL In the Pl.oe Of George T.
All whose Of Oos wi expire the last ssJ Of De
District ia The place Of ThoDl.s W Cerks.
slhce win expire on the .a. day Of Dsesnbsr ueIt
''.''s ct;sf coHsfY '9jII oFIFIciks 70 81 ELECTED
A Sheriff, in tho place of John Kelly;
County Cisrt. IN tes ei.'e Of Iohn Clancy;
Judge Of Con Pisas the place OF John r. brsdy
Justiee Of the Marine Court In the pls'e Of Ares hsy
Dsric. Attorney, In the pl.ce Of Nelson w.,erbury
I've JUSTICES Of the suPenos Court Ia the pscs ct Lewis
YouT coraners Ia tho psoe Of Robert o.nbis Andrew r
ysskssn Francis B. o keefs, s.a wiiI.In irIDeti
Tao Supervisors, ia the Place Of Pu'dy snd or'on
Al whose terms Of ooe viii expire the .As day Of De
Yoonn,psctsuts DR. FJoYD JONES,
szrNDy'. o,,cs, Crr .yo Covsrr ov k.w:iosk, g: l
hereby certify the sbove 10 copy Of the oHel
tcs rscsises BY me <hs day from the Of Sts
JOHN KELLY
Sheriff of sae City and County Of Ssw-York
Aut q 1861.
IxTRAcT FROM CHATTER go, LAWS OF 1850.
SsS. hTee sheriff Cles ei te Ccusty Of Sew-Yost.
Who shall recsive NOTICE of sion shall without delay
Sersr copy such notice to the Bod of sapsyors Of
sd County and each erpescr OF said County he shall also
scopy Of sOb notice be pabhsd enoe In each woea
ug,i tue Election thersir specified, 70 snch aewspipen
sad Comfy eIoesps fifteen number, having ths
isy. ext efIcaiator In the CITY and the County.
r,uspt % the propetors Of peespape an
o,fsd not 70 ins<rt this sYeurent unle daily author
bel - Iuhr hELLi
sn3 iEwts Sheriff of the City aud Coasy OF hsw-Yors
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02
MARRIED..

BRODDIF-TuoMPSON-lnt this city. on Wednesday, Oca
30 M John Broddie OF White Plains, Wesch. SER, -
hiss Jenny Thompson ofHew'fork.
DARE-HULBERT-Iu WiIlisms5ursh, Long Island On
Thyday evening Oct 81 1901 by the Rev samuel Baker,
D. D. James w. Dare OF Middieyilsse - Geraldine Hal.
Lert Of kes-York City. -lp
MALIORY-BIACK wELL--In this city, on Thursday
svc.ins Oct 81 BY the Rev s. Mhck Of Lewisburgh,
Pa Mr. james Z. Mallory % Miss susio M taugsssr Of
J. p Blackwell esq. all VI this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02
CUPREME COURT.-MICAJAH OGLESBY
- against hENRy RoDEMag.n !s;, John RODE

wALD and FREDERICK kkBflELBER0-ls1nt ioF
money demand stntisct Gem. not ser Ito ee so.Se
named Defendsts: You Art hereby summoned ana require
20 snsws ne complaint In Ills Bcion which wa oe Led N
tse oyee Of the Cek q the Ciy Apd Coeny oil fwfoih
CITY Hall ia e City Of New ork s0d 10 copy
OF yo,r sIsr 10 the said complaint tbs ,ub,crber o. hs
once No. a al.s,res,. In the City Of Newforf within
twenty days Alter the service this you, eIclu
I've dsy OF snch service and you fail TO answer tbs
ssd within the dine Aforesaid the psDf viii ste
jrasmsat against foE the sH OF ateen handfea oo
vh inere from the g7b day Of February thousand
,rh hundred and s,y besides the Of this astion and
one ss 100 dollars protest tees Dsts6 November lStl
j. ". FEETRR, Plaintiff q Attorney.
NB.-Ths complaint ia the Shove entitled action -.s nisa
IN ths Crts cs Of tse City and County Of NeVYOIk at
A. ty fsali In sd city on dag af SOyemSer lS5l
.a Is1ows J. W. FEETER, Plaintiff q Attorney.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02
Gbantes for Business Alen.

nRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, STORES,
81 6c-Partirs wishing TO Bay Sell. Exchange Ste Is.
slztnss Goods upon may do by
calling No 80 Jobn-s WILLIAM II. klNSbEi Drugs,
Ae always on hand snd below market rates foS' a'h
WANTED-PURCiIA ofTERRITORY
w sDd AGENTS. Great saving in ElSWALDS ME-
fALLIC SOLES; vii r year light cheap and
book well afford large profit snd inst what need these
times Apply with stamp to 4. q. OSWALD Provide os
&-AGENTS say that the Patent Improved
Up IndeliDe Pencil" for psriins linen Patent Match
Safe" fer vest poci.t; Union Thermometer " Coffee
StrsDer" "Egyp ian Cement Glue" sell rapidly ss,isec-
uon guaranteed Addess inolosins stamp RICE Co, No.
50 Sssssna
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02

r-,-,Ll.. ............ .Hs4
Total hbds, =. .a..,
NAVAL STORES continue quite lsngud sna, W Gu GU.
sales Of Spirits Turpenne and Common Rostn holders Won
be Obliged snb, 70 easier rates. We quote the ione -
nominal st 81 sidFi IS ss snd The latter ct oga "a
- s5i y $40 . dehvend with sales Of 200 ool'H % w.
Other descriptions are dull, yet firm. 80.
OILS are reneI all, quiet but steady 1o01lc for Lnsesd
l2G43c for fair shipping Crode Whale tydc for sood 10
prime do 20 for good Crude Sperm from wharf SOD 81 -
9$i rs for good to prime nom she'd Other kinds sell sio"y
ss wanted. At unehsnged prices.
PROVlSlONS-The Pork market 10 active, at On,
changed rates. sales Of $50 bols S5Gt 80 for Meas and
L2t9S9 IS for Prime Beef s quite active sDd hrner
saes Of 800 bbI. - soS slo So for od seru Re.
packed Mess GIL 8$ for New do, ard 2 II Son ID cr
New Extra Beef Hams steady Ia moterste request
sass Of 100 hhda o. s6 The och Of Pork made up TO.
dsy 10 81 O22 bb against 40 ESQ bbls last month; and OF
ts 5000 bb against oss bbs on the lst Of October Is.
Cut Meats steady iic for Dry Shoulders 3o &c for DO
Hams. and 6G6.c for Picked do. bacon hrm and To good
demand sales OF 400 bhds Western smoked 10 part to arrive
Al arc Lard 1. 10 better demand snd firm 'aesof $50
bb siosc and 100 tee choice sc Butter conin1.s
In active request export and good demand prevails oI
,hpueht 10 Cafor Ia aso the gui rm at a
lie for fair 10 choice STATE and OG3c for Nestrp Reseiy We
Ulo Cheese 10 fair demand and rather hrner quote
State NJ 6d7ic., and Ohio at 81 acc.
.Toox or Poak PACKisG-rARDs rRw-1oEx AhD
Ha0OKLYs, NOVEMBER !. lSsl.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02
Msvens.59s. e, q arPssr. 4seu: s'ssnsrs'
TO ARRIVE.

ARRIVAL OF SIrAnTUG AcHnLEs PROM fokr-
Rrss MoSRox.-The stearatug Acl,illssCspt Andrew
Hennesey arrived at this port THURSDAY night IN
thirty hours from Fortress Monroe where she had
towed the hulk Brandywine and stationed her lit
tie to the putl-west of Old Point, to be used as re.
ceving ship. We learn from Capt n. that the
Naval expedition, both sailing vessels and steamers,
ali sailed from that point on Tuesday, tho 9th inst
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02

road from ST. Paul to St. Anthony-have thrown up
their contract stopped all further operations and left
for Ohio on the morning Of the 9th.
The Cincinnati Gazette says:
The Government demand Treasury Notes quietly taking
place in the currency Of the country and are performing
their not hhely 10 meet th
bSnI note, and Treasury notes there IL an abundant,
onndscsit the discount department. Good paper h taken
siS :, l6Ia ~ cent, ard In negotiating securities ss;ssc
n,, 70 ,use. no d,utJ 1, experienced Indeed mos. Of
the prepared increase their discount nes very
ms,ers bat yst no Opportunity E co.sae..
In the exchange muiet but this was relieved ,omswhN 20
day by the disbursement Of Go!ernmsnt checks Inc pre-
yaiur buyinz rate par but dealers have In some cases
been paying on. tenth and premium banherR checks @
main It premium The demand has been fully me. :. ,hi.
hsare fe of the houses only having osno neee'' "
refuse spplit stsns from outsiders
At Philadelphia, The North American says;
Trade holds on WE'LL and there has becs good steady bns
md lob house. quite pumber Of Western ana North
buyers mailing th-r second purchases. ana the hes
trade quite .cvc and Bhely To continue 90 or several
xssi, vet There 10 no sbstemep the demand for army
sood hieh keep vel, 'od and on the advance Holder.
hind are l. bst demand Bsaehed coed. sso act
i've Canton hspnes continue firm, and In very light tocb
roorus The dsmsDd i. steady and all able tiud' arc
scars and the advance Foreign goods are hrn WIN dc
cned sOct, Of most kinds The mPor.son' are also very
light.
The 81. Louis Republican says:
There was to-day q very easy Exchange mste for pur-
ch,es The r.tss TO y cen, premium, with droop
nr tendency and 10 IL believed they will be Lowell
banked by the Bostnens ssvfng that in,t
tutitn sod TO its caEtoDers cent Preminm be de-
mspd exchange 10 este and the supply pretty fn
Bul Of tho Banks outside Of tho Sstes OF
Ohio Kentucky and the Eastern country banAs are
ssen bsfe ., this time they hold to cent discount
from specie -, .,,.. 49,. -. a
Ode. one handred pounds In all W" made 10 Gov
eminent In tls city.
The Chicago Tribune says:
Monsy abundant and GOOD legitimate busnsss paper
wanted exchange the street par 10 And =. the osnts
gold plenty with buying rst-s al and selling t@t are ABOUT
senieaces that In form another have made pp the
uloaay msrkst for several weeks psst
TAe Chicago Tribune gives the following sum-
mary Of the produce trade st that port for the Last
week;
The receipts and shipments Of -four, grain, live
s,oek &c during The part week, were @ follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02
Boots ano Shoes.

MCCLELLAN BOOTS-Now ready, for the
wi Promenade and Fe d. nsde Of Grain Calf Ensm-led
and Alligator Leather with wide and heavy English soes
Nsnufaciured by BURT Il TEKHUNE, No n Park ro~.
q. A FINE French Calf Dress BOOTS at
I'D II JONFss, Nos 10 and II Ahn.st; Also ~ sto Ms
poleon Top aud Double sole Wsterproof Boots
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02

Totsi &29l, ,JO.2l s~2GJNo
Those item. MARRIED With sn AsefisA arc n'' 'Aeuses
the total. .,.,,, r., ~.
sns III. pre.snt with the Last report .2d o. Jrns We
item, OF 563s; stocks and pronissory notss e ess
96l and a decrease OF x3,,A3a2 Over and above via
tb,s. sm Is found that the New orb city esnhs ana
Of b. county bsaks report under tbs hr three hsws ,n
1Ycssy possS I'D Sy Vbsn uslS W. Ass sesisn 'hs'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02
-Esr- York Ysyds.---

T"., cin .sp Nxv Clear s64; last month. 1872. Tits
ds,s last year O. Mess Il 639 last month 1851 this date
ia, ysar s7s6 Thin Meas s72 las, month 7ts thi. date
.s, year Is Prime Mess % ls,t month III th: dsts ''
yrm. s3es; las. month. s77s; this da,e last year. S'2
Rsmps sJ7 las, month, 3s% this date s.s yea' ben,e
Ne. GO l.st month"; this date last year 3d. Refuse
Prime, ss. month 90 this da. last ys. % s oihe! @
.nac,,d lst isst thi date last year 2s4
Totj.~S GA last MONTH 70 $50 this date last year. 2o%
OLD
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02

respect and the decrease In spoe" thus eay accounted
for
On the ether hand there increase In The amount due
iDcudsd" kc. Of - 1880, which 10 made yriDc
sisles uLder the made by the Feieral Gov
eminent above referred and increase Of circulation
Of 3s demanded by the e,sences Of the Fail trade
and the times.
Un whole we consider tb. report presenting very
fsyorable .spect
The itams are divided between the city and oul OF
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02

CHRISTIAN wARsAaE.--Tae Montgomery NAL
says that the Yankes-Beapers' 10 the name Of a
company Of Choetaw indiana enlisted 10 the Confed
crate service.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02

The Chicago Tribune says that some New York
cspitslists arc in tha, city preparing to sssabsh
bank with capital Of Il mioa Of dollars.
The quarterly statement Of the banks Of this State
shows their condition on the 2lst Of September last
as compared with the statement Of the previous
ouartsr N follows: