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The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-26

THE coinage al the Mint and Branches
for the last year shows a great falling off.
reaching only s27 ,O39, 900. From 1851 to
1856 the average amount coined. ranged
from $50 6,OO0O 900 to SEA, 100000 per an
mum. This falling of is remarkable.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-26

SERVED HIM RIGHT.-A man was convic-
ted of perjury, at Stockton, last week, for
having given to the Assessor, under oath.
the value of his personal property at $3.50,
when be was worth several thousands.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-26

The petition TO Congress, from Baltimore
10 favor of the adoption Of the compromise
measures Of Senator Crittenden. is nearly
five hundred feet long, and contains about
ten thousand signatures, representing over
fifty millions Of property.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-26

The foothills Of Contra Costa are being grad
ually planted in orchards and vineyards. One
gentleman near Martinez is nowplanting thirty
thousand vines, and intends to manufacture
wine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-18

e. Jasqrr says he carse through Echmond
yesterday and ccnvcrsed wHa the leader NJ the ssoes
scnsss there, who assured him that they we're oniy
awanO the order Of Governor chsr 10 se.ze tho Nor
folk Navy a. Pc repnrss that the statement was
mace l. him z1 the secession ordrs,oe passed the
Cor IA secret session yesterday, and that for
70 oest known TO themselves the fsct has been kept
ret. Tns is net likely true ~ there ara loyal
Union men in the Convention who ,uld have .mmsdi-
atey reported ouch scton 10 the govenent II II
Jasper called upon the Secretary OF War this orning
and reported the above mentioned facts.
Washington 10 full VI Unnn mon, and recruit
ing 10 gciDg on with great sspidty. The
tiona fseiing is raging at high fever. rhe
sponses 10 the call Of the President in the North
and West subject OF much discussion and great
joicing 1bo streets present very lively military ap
pearanoc. The drum and f,e are constantly heard and
from every pubic building the Stars and Stripes may be
seen floating .
There is little doubt but that the prompt assssn sf
the British Consul at Charleston in JAspers behalf may
be taen a evidence Of tho sympathes OF the British
government towards tho North and against ihe south
despatch has just reached here from Dayton,
Ohio, asserting that Mr. yanandighsm, member
Of the last Congress-, has been mobbed and his
house torn down, on account OF his sympa.nies
with the seoessionists. he publicly announced in
speech IN Richmond, last winter, that when the
struggle came he would take side with Virginia This
declaration probably has had something 70 do with the
reported Demonstration against Mr.. Vallandigham
The Treasury Department has issued an order directing
that the name Of First Lieutenant Rogers be stricken
from the roll Of the service for having while in
command Of the revenue cutter Henry Dodge in viola
tion Of hts Official OATH and Of his duty the govern
ment, surrendered his vessel 70 Texas.
Gov eprsgue has been telcgaphed 10 come hitnsr with
Rhode Isand's quota of troops without delay.
tAdditional volunteer companies mustered IN TO-
day by the War Department, and others forming 10
offer their services 10 government.
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REPORTS FROM MARYLAND.

WRsHSorpS, April IL, 1901
The administration have determined 10 give the Union
men in Maryland all required aid 70 prevent Maryland
joining the South. 1t is believed, by leading and
influential gentlemen from Baltimore now here
that abe can be heldl in the Union. II is Of the
highest Importance to the government that Maryland
should remain with the North for II she should go with
the South would be almost impossible for Washington
to remain the seat OF government Therefore 1t that
the administration has determined at all hazards TO keep
Maryland with the North.
learn from Baltimore tonight, that the secession
movement in that city Is wholly based upon the proba
bllity that Virginia will sccedc.
is reported here that Mr.. Kane, Chief or Police
Baltimore said last night that there thousand
seocssonists In and about Baltimore pledged 10 prevent
any Northern Western military companies from
passing through that city. There known TO be twen
tyfour hundred organized Union In Baltimore, who
win stand by the Union at al hazards They backed
by tho great commercial and monetary interests Of Bal
timore.
Gov Hicks was waited upon last night AT his hotel by
Company y, the Governors Guard, who informed him
that they had come 10 sing the sar spanged Banner
with him The Governor expressed pleasure at the VISIT
and said he was too hoarse 10 Join with them, but ne
would tell them he was still under the stars and Stripes
me "star spapglsd Banner" was then sung By aye aty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-18
THE FLEET OFF CUARI,EsTON

Captain Crocker, Of the steamship R. r. Cuyler from
Savannah. arrived yesterday morning. reports that the
1lth inst, fifteen miles north Of Cape Roman, passed
stesmtug, painted black, with sidewhecls, the smoke
stack gone, bound south (rhe Yankee). sAme day. at
two p spoke steamship Baltic on Charleston bar. The
captain Of tho Baltic said TO hm"wc take Major Ander
son and his command TO New York" The Harriet Lane
was inside the bar They both had steam UP. There
was also steamer inside tho bar bark rgged probably
the Isabel Saw Fort sumter there were no breaches In
the walls; the outside looked somewhat battered When
some four or ave miles away heard salute fred probs-
bly, kAjsr Anderson leaving the fart
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MORNING EDITION THURsDA7

voices with nne effect me Governor thanked the visit
for tho courtesy and said he hoped tho song wnud be
sung all fitting occasions forever The Union be
preserved
YMss-Governsr, yon have done your duty so far,
GoyEhsoE-Yes, and intend TO keep Doing SO.
voKIs-yel II stand by you.
Much enthusiasm manifested.
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MIssOURkkEFUsEs TROOPS.


--------- ci' I0tsi APN IT, IooIs
The Ncte Journal publishes the following reply from
Governor jackson to Secretary Cameron
EXECUTIVE DKPsRT1K2r,
JErpwRsoS CRY, Mo-, Apri, II, 1891
SK-YouI eespatcn OF the 18th instant, maxi, i "a.
hlfsours for four regiments Of pap
service, has been wed There be, apprelend,
no donhs bxt these men are intended 10 form par
Tho Prcsdsnts army TO make war upon the psnpIs
of the seceded States Your requs.tion, ia my
judgment, is Illegal, sttutional and revolu-
onsry IN its objects, and disbocal cannot
be complied with. Not will OF state Of MIS-
souri,, furnish carry such unholy crusade. r.
f8 q r. JACKSON Governor OF Missouri.
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REPORTS FROM TENHEssEE AND KEN
TUCKY. - 3. f.s

@10t NEW UkIkANs, April II, 1851.
At Memphis an immense meeting was held last night,
and resolutions passed declaring Memphis out Of the
Unicn ard her determination 10 stand by the South.
Accounts from Kentucky state that large numbers are
enrolling under the Confederate flag.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-18
TEXAS.

GALVESTON, April II, 1861.
On Sunday the Star Of the West still OF ndianoa.
The Empire City and Mohawk left on Friday evening
with troops. Their destination Ia unknown.
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ey may present tba evidences Of their authority and
the objects u their vst to the President Of the United
e'aes On the contrary he sb ged 10 state 70 Aessrs
Fory;h and Crawford that he has authority no
q. ihsrsy TO recognise them as dplomatic agents.
hold correspondence or other communication with them.
Finally, The Secretary Of State would observe
that, although hs hiss supposed that be might
safely and with prcpriety have adopted these
Conclusions without making any reference Of the
suhjrct the Executive yet strong has been hs
practise entire dracness 70 act Ia spirit or
perfect respect and csndcr towards Messrs Forsyth and
Crawford and that portion Of tie people OF the Union in
whose they present themselves before him, tha,
he Las chsefuly submitted this paper to the Prcsi
tent who comedies generally in the views II expresses
aid sanctions The sscrerys decision declining official
Intercourse with Aefsrs Forsyth and Crawford
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-13

Hall. Hgccxei6ua,
&. Wells a Co
Thomas { Fuller
lazelle, Marsha Gardner,
lp. ii DFviN.
I HALL. Dixon 4 Ca.
i'eninld, Parker a Mower,
lTripp a Co.,
Dudley a Stafford
Conrad Fox. and nthern.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-13

aoe rfoN
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-13
Wholesale Agents ian NJ. r., city.

silieilelin brothers A co.
liarral. fisley a kitnheI
IL A Falnest0ck, Hnll
90.
Bush Gale a Robinson,
A. 3. a -. Sands a Co.
NJ Ward Close a CO.,
Wheeler 4 Hart
Mcllisson & Robbins,
iieRatnah a Co.
d s Barnes A Co.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-13

Use ONLY
eCostar's" B az, IRonc d, 6rc. EE wtsrsmAmmfor.
"costar's" Bed-bEsg EKaerminmanr.
"Costar's" Electric Powder for Insects.
10 =. Sec and si-oo Boxes bottles and Tlaaks,
So and IS Sizes FOR Plantations, shltA
Beats. Hotels a..
p Sod QwNtherf--hF
an Wholesale Druggists II large cities
All Retail Druggists, tr0cera Riore-lseeptrs AZ IN
all Country Villages and Towns
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- rom California and from Europe; our banks
have very strong specie reserve, and nothing
like run has been made upon any OF them.
! Dividends are as large as, and in many cases
larger than, usual, and are paid up promptly.
Sour trade, wholesale and retail, during the
year must have been exceedingly profitable to
! the merchants, and we suffer now rather from
3 fear of what is to come in the future than
from our actual experiences of the present.
We have really as much money in hand as
ever.
In this condition of things the people of
New York naturally seek for relief and relaxa-
ion in their favorite ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, the
drama, exhibitions of paintings, sculpture, &c.
&c. We find that the fine art galleries are very
literally patronized, that the theatres are doing
well, and yet that the Opera House, which is
par excellence the fashionable resort Of New
Workers., remains closed. And in spite of all
the political agitation that prevails, there is
still a very large class Of our citizens who are
ready and willing to support the Opera If
1t is well done. That this latter condition will
be fulfilled there can be no doubt. We have
plenty of Opera singers, and good ones, with
us. The associated Italian artists form a full
and excellent Opera company, directed by an
Italian composer and conductor, and the ques-
ton now is what will the proprietors OF the
Academy do to encourage Signor Muzio and
lis artists to attempt a short season? The only
feasible plan that occurs to us is resort to the
old fashioned subscription system, which should
be commenced by the proprietors of the AGA
deny. With moderate sum pledged in adj
vance, the artists would be justified in giving
two or three performances week during three
weeks, as a sort Of experimental season If
the proprietors of the Academy will make an
effort we are quite confident that the general
public will second it. We call upon the direc-
sors and stockholders of the Academy to CO.
operate with the artists in an attempt to re-es-
tablish the Opera in New York.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, JANUARY l. 1861

help them slong-even by issuing Illegal accept
But nothing further Is known as to the pros
pect of redeeming the stolen bonds, or as to the
amount of the robbery. II seems almost certain
that the stocks held in the Indian Trust
Fund have been used for long period
to raise money. Some of the North
Carolinas advertised as having been stolen,
are said to have been held by their present owners
for more than two years. Under the circum-
stances we are not surprised to learn that the
leading brokers at the Stock Exchange have re-
fused to buy or to deal in the State stocks which
may have been the subject of robberies it will be
noticed that there was not single sale of State
stocks at the board this morning. People living
in the country, who have invested money in this
kind of property, ought to lose no time in making
sure that their bonds have not been stolen from
the government, and where there is the least room
for doubt they should dispose of them without
delay.
The following is comparative statement of the
exports, exclusive Of specie, from New York to
foreign ports for the week and since January IL
1858 1859. 1850
For the week. ...... 5000 sos l5l3,1s2 1924 COL
Previously reported 60 $780, S4 6677559S 100 1865 006
Since January L. SOL $3.50 237 s2ss,775 los 65T
The Hanover Bank has declared a semi-annna
dividend Of 3H per cent, payable January 81 the
farmers Loan and Trust Company, dividend ola
per cent, payable on the 5th of January. The jan
nary interest on the public debt Of the United
States will be paid at the Sub Treasury in this city
on the I'd Of January, the LIST being close ho
day. The warrant for the money has been receiv
ed from Washington. The interest on the debt Of
the State of New York will be paid at the Manhat-
tan Bank, where the principal Of the bonds becom-
ing due on the fst of January will also be paid;
the interest on the Missouri debt at the Bank of
Commerce; on the Tennessee at the Merchants
Bank: on the North Carolina and Georgia at the
Bank Of Commerce. on the Illinois at the Ameri-
can Exchange Bank on the Ohio at the State
agency, % William street, until the 18th of Janu-
airy, after which payment will only be made at the
State Treasury, Columbus. The total amount to
be paid out in dividends and interest will probably
be sl2 ,00O, 900 sl4 100000
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were s23 ,S90,5si SIS, and the balances
81, 0s5, 049 ~.
The London Times of the 18th thus notices and
quotes American securities
The principal feature the colonial market been
renewed inquiry for Grand Trunk securities the stock
Great Western shares also mer during the greater
part of the day but after regular hours went to IL
IL y, or the Saturday. New Brunswick and
Nova Scotia debentures have advanced American
fat especially Illinois Central and New York
and Erie shares both which show decline Of So 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-01
The Pennsylvania Legislature.

THANKSGIVING, "a, DEC. 81, I56O.
The democratic to-day nominated DR.. Hill, OF
Montgomery county, for Speaker of the House, and
Jacob Zieger for Chief Clerk
The republicans, in caucus, nominated Elisha W. Davis
for Speaker OF the House. and Edward Rauch for Chief
Clerk Robert Palmer nominated for Speaker OF the
senate and Russell frrett for Clerk.
Tho democrats will reassembe in caucus 10 morrow to
nominate officers for the Senate.
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25,l66 2s2 ,76s 2s9 ,427 81, SO

CorTos.-The foreign produced quite an excite.
ment IN this market and rise TO active demand
with sales Of about 900 bales closing at
"a G. per ID. We now quote mddlng uplands Of 12c.
fRsIGfrrs were nrmer and room scarce, and the en-
HANGED views OF shipowners checked engagements 10
Liverpool 600 bushels wheat in bags, taken lid
For Hour is 3D. was asked and 500 bb.s taken To
I'LL up SO terces fax seed at ASS 90 bales Sea Island cot
ton al I'D 500 boxes bacon at 35s 900 boxes cheese
at 40s. To Glasgow a boat load OF taken at
l0Ad To Bremen $50 bales cotton were taken nj c per
H. 300 cases tobacco at 32s Cd and 300 bbs shoe pegs
at 4s
HAy-Sales were limited and rates were 1rfn al 80
poo Tor good shipping lots and at 81 81 IL for city use
PROVISIONS -Pork-fhe market firm, but sales
were limited. $50 bbls changed hands at Sl8 Sf6 Is
for new mess and prime at s2 SO and Old $40 IS
and clear at $l2 80 Beef steady while sales we're
confined to about 40 bbs., at 50 $40 for repacked
mess, and at $40 90 81 for extra Beef hams were
firm, with sales of 10 bbls. Western l2c 14c Bacon
was steady and the supply light sales OF so boxes
retrimmed short ribbed middles and 90 do reau
lar Western at 9c Lard steady aud sales confined
to about l60 bbls and tierces, at loo 1okc Butter
and cheese were unchanged
RfcE-The market was steady, but quiet. Messrs
Eugene Sullivan and Go. give the following statement of
stock for the LIST day Of January 02 casks Caro-
Ina 81 900 bags Fast India against 33 casks Carolina
time last year
SroAns-Thc market steady, and the sales en-
braced about 300 hhds Cuba 51.c and 26O boxes at
&C. The stock Of sugars in New York on the LIST Of
wag ma
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-01

We are now receivng fresh importatlons OF CHARLES
HEIDsIECkS CHAMPAGNE, being precisely hesame vim
from the estate and identical with that which
Msssrs Charles ieds'eck Co.. received tho rst premium
medal the Bordeaux exposition At which all the prominent
Champagne exporters exhibited their finest The orr
gna and accompanying certificate exhibit
ton oce and will be shown TO all those who feel
interest In knowing the appreciation OF the Charles Hedsc
Champagne amongst the hrSt expers OF the world,
conceded that the wine tasers Of Bsreanx This wine
be had all responsible and dealers We
would ask who desire this wine that
Of Charles Heidseck Is stamped In full the labels
r. wBAyAuD& BERARp 100 Pear, street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-01
TIE FAMILY HERALD.


The Revolutionary Crisis mt the South
Something About south Carolina-Pre-
ceedfngs Of COnEress--xmp Ortant INTEL
ngence from the East-The Latest News
from Europe-Interesting from the Pa
cifc-LOCai News-Marikets, &c., SC.
The FAMILY HERALD of tomorrow "wednesday will,
with other things contain The Latest Dispatches from
the South and the National Capital in regard to the
listing Revolutionary Crisis at the South; Glance at
South Carolina showing the Population Of the State, the
Military Organization OF the Commonwealth its Finan-
cial Resources Educational Institutions, &C, &c Report
of the Proceedings of Congress- Important Intelligence
from China giving interesting account of the Sackng
OF the Emperors Summer Palace The latest News from
Europe; Interesting News from California oregon, &c
Obituary Notices of the Earl Of Aberdeen Commodore
Plat Professor Ingraham and other noted PERSONS The
Death, Post Mortem Examination and Burial of Ralph
Farnha the Survivor Of the Battle of Bunker Hill
All the Local News of New York and vicinity OF i'm
portance Reports of the Cattle, Provision and Money
Markets. and all interesting matter of the preceding
week.
TERSs-$2 year; four cents a single copy Subscrp-
tons received at the Office northwest of Fulton
and Nassau streets New York Single copies for sale at
the counter and by all agents Advertisements in
serted at the usual HERALD rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-01

ASnsRsoS-HoYyMAS.- Wednesday, December 10 by
the Rev Dr. Dewitt, Caps cas ANDERSON, Of saugertes
Ulster county n " 10 EnTA daughter Of The lafe "a
chariah Hoffman, Of Red Hook, Duchess county, N
MERcm-PmaSgR.--On sunday ey ening December 90
Mary r., daughter OF VIM w. Phraner, all OF BROOKLYN
scuAN.x-PtixER-ln this city, on Monday December
81, by the Rev Dr. Burchard Mr.. JoRs G. SBAscw, OF
Brooklyn, TO Mrs H. s. PALMER Youngest daughter OF The
late Michael Fotmsn, Esq. OF New Jersey
IrruE-w nlroap.-- Williamsburg, on Monday De
cembes "a, BY the Rev Itch Mr. Jov Tgrilsa 10 Mss
MARY I, WuIgoRp, both OF Williamsburg,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-01
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, Dec 3l-6 r. M.
AsHEs.-The market was steady, aud prices were I'm.
changed, with limited sales.
BREApsrUffs.- foreign intelligence had the
effect Of imparng greater rmness to the market The
enhanced views of holders tended to check sales The
advances claimed ranged from 10 to l5 cents The
embraced about 1000 bbs., closing within the following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-01

True Merit VIII Insure Its Own Reward.
The remarkable of obstinate Of consumption
Dyspepsia indigestion, debility and general bad health effected
recently by
DIR J. BOvEE DoDS' IMPERIAL WINE BfTTERs
Have created universal demand for them in all the
United States Cuba and the Canada They have equal
Sold by all druggists. Depot rs William street, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-01

ST. LOUIS, Dec. so, 1850.
special despatch to the Republican, from jefferson
City, states that Mr. Cooper, Commissioner from Alaba.
ma made strong secession speech last night, In the
hail of the House of Representatives He did not believe
in commercial or industrial point Of view, that the
Southern States would be the losers of disrup
ton the government He said the South did not de-
sire To reopen the African slave trade His remarks
occasionally applauded
meeting was then held in the Senate Chamber to con
slider the suggestions OF Mr. Cooper.
On motion OF Mr. Parsons the late Breckenridge cand
date for Lieutenant Governor John Heyer, senator from
Dent took the chair.
Mr. Parsons further moved that Col Ballou Of Benton be
Secretary. Col Balou declined He could not approve
any measure tending to secession He would stay IN the
Union until he was forced out OF IT, There yet hope
that matters might be amicaby adjusted.
resolution was adopted, stating that during the com
Ing session or the Legislature they would express their
opinions officially upon the questions distracing the
Union and furnish the Governor d Alabama copy of
such resot on the subject as the General Assembly
may ADEPT.
The Assembly meets tomorrow. Major Harris, Gen.
Price and Col Baliou mos, prominent candidates
tho spcakershp but is considered doubtful whe
Their either tie elected
The R,ppb,can urges that no secessiouist should be
elected speaker, but urges the passage OF an act at an
early day 81 the session calling convention OF commits
sioncrs from the slave States al Baltimore, 10 state
pcty their grievances and the aggrcesons OF the North
JEFFERSON Cry, Dec 81, 1880.
The House called TO order at minutes past ten
O'Clock this morning and T. Annent Of Marion, chosen
Speaker PRO I'm
Of hay, was chosen President pro tenn.
Ora wings OF the Delaware state Lot
ieries WOOD, EDDY co, Managers OF the
0'Y1 sssrufsy .sp s.'s ss sa. t f
"a, &C, 10, 81, 81, 80, IS, "a, Al, rs, 90, -, H.
DELsvsRF--CLAss 62s Dec. 81, 1850
~. 49, -, 40, IL, Ia, ~, AZ, 10, 81, n, 30, IL
Circulars sent free OF charge by addressing either TO
WOOD EDDY A Co, wilmington, Delaware,
Drawings OF IL. Fran Delaware Lot.
susssS COUNTY, Glass 3fI, Dec. 81, 1850
,, %, a. SO, 50, H. 63, 30 GO, IL, &c. AZ, SO, e.
CoSsotIpATEp LOTTERY. Class zy7, Dec, 81, 1880
A., Is, 2s, 64 10, 81 Al IS, So, S. L. &c, AZ, "a, 49,
= r. FRANCE.
Wilmington Delaware.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-01

Bachelors Hair Dye-Relfablc, Harm
less and black Factory Barclay
street Sold and applied at BACHELORS Wig Factory, l6
Bond street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-01

Bachelors Hair Dye.-Reliabie, Harm
less and black Factory 81 Barclay
street Sold and applied at BACHELORS Wig factory 10
Bond street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-01

StiH Contracted Joints fabricated
with HOLI0WAYS Ointment speedily their eSbi
lily The shooting pains of govt rheumatism quickly
aayed, and all affections OF the nerves of sensation
tfon promptly cured.
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FINANCIAL. AND CONNER GAL

MONDAY, Dec. 3l-A6 p NJ.
The bank statement of this day compares as fol-
lows with that of last Monday
Week e1adtng loans. Specie. Circufn Deposits
Dec. "a 1882 1852 200 20 326 970 1924 1T2 S76
Dec. 81. I3I 1858 Is 275 058 S2s7 582 7165 594