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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25

The second mortgage bonds Of the Cleveland,
Paine@e and Ashtabula Railroad Company, fall
ing due Oct. !, 1862, with accrued interest," will be
raid on presentation at the Ocean Bank, New.York,
or at the Office Of the Company in Cleveland Ohio
Iuteres on said bonds will cease from that date.
-Four millions Of Is. %, 5s, l0s, and 2Os Treasury
Notes were received at the Sub-Treasury yesterday
and to-day, and being rapidly paid out. Mr.. Cisco
will also receive hereafter directly from the engrav'
ts the product Of their presses for two days In each
week Of postal currency, with which be will be
enabled to supply tho demand Of the public.
About $E0, 600 have been deposited in the Sub
Treasury hire for Excise Slamps, Of which $50,
have been deposited BY Thompson Brothers The
two-een, stamp, we understand, will he received
here next Saturday.
There wa special sale Of Shawls at auction to-
day, composing 200 lots Of Bcoche Longs and
Squares, Including Broche Striped, and so lots OF
fancy Woonn Shawls. The attendance comprised
tho chief swbuyers Of the city, and nearly all the
catalogue was cold \, fair prices. Broehe Squares
brought g. s7i 80 o5; DO. Longs, 3 @iaS %!i
elaine Lane Squares, 81 10 as. 50; y inch, s. 62i
a$6; 76-ilnb, s. s5at7 Us; Chaine Lsine Longs,
-
Csshm.re Long. s. i2ial2t.
The Committee Of Bank officers, consisting OF
M,Sn Coo, Morrison, Siliman, Lawry and Price,
le. for Washington to-day to consult with the CON-
missioner Of Internal Revenue on the deIail Of the
tax bill as applicable to Banks.
ooS.GAes OF sEV Ioss, vHo1 "a. l., 70 D.Ta
Import, p,.roh,nAis. sI1J.5eI % llo.sS 10 so
iP0ri' pioiaee..''' =, ~ 49,, io3 .s.s ~;
The following is copy OF reply to an inquiry
nom n. Marsh, Esq, preslden, Of the Erie Railway,
whether tic three per cent tax On coupons Of rail-
road bonds applies TO coupons due and payable on
tie lst Of September inst:
wums0ros D. C., Sept, n 1852.
sRYonI letter sent TO tho Secretary Of tue IIea'GIy bA'
In ep, have the honor to .y thai the solicitor OF lbs
Tes,uy hA given an ePnion s. Goa 2en' due ana
three csni tai contemplated BY NE s section Of
tiy erese law
very '6Eo S. BOUTWELL,. commi,sionsr.
r, N.ru,sIEL M.KsH, President Of Ers Railway Co.,
kew-l n Y.
The Erie Company, with many others, under
standing the law to apply to coupons payable on the
L.. inst, has deducted tho tax on sl coupons due on
tia, date and tinee paid. The President announces
tha, the Company will refund the amount which has
thus been retained.
The annual meeting Of the New.York, Providence
and Boston Bloomington Railroad Company, viii lie
held in the city Of Providence, r. l., on the 10Th
inst. ut 10. o'clock a. IN. The Bulls Head Bank has
declared a seG-annual dividend Of Y cent, pay
able on demand. The Long Island Railroad
Company dividend OF IS cents share. Tie
Chemical Bank quarterly dividend Of cent,
free Of Government. tax, payable October /.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25
"WEDNESDAY, Sept. 24-P. N.

TIE market opened steady, with little animation
but when the Western Roads were touched the
change was marked, the business being immense, Ut
& large advance. Rebellion, originally producing tho
depreciation Of property tho Stock Exchange, Is
now in the decided premonons Of its overthrow, pro-
dueng the contrary tendencies Of appreciation In the
proclamation Of the President, the popular WILL dis
snguished from party divisions, is now heard In
unity Of action, declaring the Republic freed from
isolation and darkness; and, refined by endurance,
hoery IA found in Capitalization, progress in enighI-
eminent. Government has demonstrated its suprem-
acy, and the community no longer doubling. indorSel
La credit IN mutual exchanges in tho market, and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25

Arm for most descriptions TIE arrivals Of Domestic
Dried thus far have been limited aud quotations. yet ar,
nominal The supply Of Gresa Fruits 10 very liberal aud
about last weeks prices are obtained.
FSh-Dry Cod have been 10 fair demand at 81 Is for
smsn wtsssn Bank and - 5j for ST. Georges BANK
msckrrei are also less sninateJ bot firm SO -
1ell LOT small No Massachusetts, So asa I'll for No
40 and % 80 for No. DO New Salmon are in moderate
request *If oO1Sl6 Smoked Herring srs very scarce
aho qni,e nrm at Jpc. for No. and t5c. for scaled
rUhSi ne market has ruled quiet bat hrm pending the
result oil tho annual London Gales At the Lsmpsoa sale
which vas concluded on the Va Inst the result wa a. ol
lows, VV"ed - Rsna,ka
9J1l MMt-n. Unbalanced
gOl0 Orgy Fox. .3d5d. each hisher
I2kI MinkFioe unchanged. but Pale 20 y cent heher
1853 Oiter...... sold at former rateA
isl. L,a ns.... Brought 10 y cen. more money
10 Sss 1,,.,' Commanded former prices
GRAIN rhs wheat market Is sh.dr frusr with sooa
dsmsnd especially for Red and Amber Western
by decline In eighs and sdvsnce IN s1ehs Tbs de-
snd 10 mainly for export The s.les embrace bu
consist Of 49, 100 bush Chicago Spring OT l6
go do North Western Cnb at 81 l7i 1850 Milwauker
Club 81 ia 81 30 10 800 do. Amber lsws at 81 2l
0sl2 601 DO Red Western st 81 $50 27-the inside
rate UusouUd Red III 80 $40 do Al Der do ~
AL IL d, 100 do Whs Ohio ct 81 35 10 100 Co. Vote
Michigan at 5 $50 a. aud 400 do choice White do IN
bbs So Barley scarce and 10 hold much higher and
1. nomn,l at Sl1fi TO- Barley Malt is sso and
frazer more Liberal receipts sals. u pins
old Western and State ct 6O66c. Rye 10 du and price,
merely nominal Corn 10 In good request and Is rm the up
ply OF sound Is very light saes Of rs 700 oush a. ~ @5Jc
for Un.ound Hot and Warm, and 6O5lc for piog xed
We quote: nxA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25

BOARD OF EpUcATIoS.-The Board OF Education
h.d special meeting last evening MI Curtis. President u
III. Chair The report the Committee on By Laws Rules
and Regulations Special Teachers OF Vocal MUSIC 'ns
French and German Languages Drawing and Penman'hi
and .cture upon Common Objects and Natural Things foe
the various schools or School Departments In the city when
wa, discussed at considerable length In previous mees'ss
again came up discussion when WA resolved that saen
School Department should be allowed 500 year s spsei.
tesches and slco year for the purpose In each f
mary School and that the Ward School Ofcer' be pernss
TO use any .um out Of their appropriation In excess o. ~
amount needed the payment Of regular teachers s'o
omi. nom tho amendment. the bylaws special
Psnmsnship and Lecturer upon Common objeee mo
Thlnu. the ssme TO tale effect from tho Let Of 49,, ~
1882 motion to appropriate e2l Slo Tor s vsnt OF
Monroe street, ia the Beven,h Ward was o ,nsss "
constitutional vote. Some further foe'"'
transacted and the Board sdjourssd.
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se arc returned, and on small lots Of stuff 10 osal Ohsf
Fem protnce generally, $ y cont
~no,es.s each a. Fsrmsn realize. end sot Jobbsss q
BurrER-Searly ell the Western R...rv. and oh,o Ruiz
Ia make, Of The late Summer make and Inferior 10 qu y
y aud color We do no, change 6gor.s but tbs ous Do
advanced TO Csc.
Stat. Butte, good demand unchanged rate. W.
para i've statement Of export. Of But sr and Cs.s.s
The ,hpmen' to Gres, Bs,sn f,om hi. port. from Meg
Zach IT,. tom .y ISL s:ss
each showing IN increased export Of II 100 packages -
son"
We quo.e:
Or.sseCo. psna.....73 ms Firhias, Penn. sndw
Welsh Tubs, State ch..Is 8i9 Reserve choice. ..N On
HAf.nrt Ssis. cn...l9 G2o Firkus, Penn. aud W.
Tub. L 6rk.. State, fairl5 OF Frkips, wss States
Do. white aud lnixsd.2 Ola choice .,....:..D 0k
CHssss-There essential change in the Cheese a'srteA
Fins qaae. demand Il about pre'i as rates to- ts'
f.ncy dsires Of large Cheese brins s.osic.
shipments to Great B ala largely exceed those OF snS
22sss boxes Of 90 each were .i ped sud 10 the s.ns
period AT year 49, boxes showing 40 increased 'h0
Cessse,f.ncy sgr d.r %, oIio Chess. er,s
Chso'e extra choice. az Do d., to good q!
Ch.e'e choice .....13asi Eosi.h Dairy, OhiO...SiSs
BsAss-Tns marke. is DOLL lower and unsettled The neW
eiop quite freely The stock o. Old apo. sIs
Tho local demand for new such high rates very gbt,
hence the stsguson and uncertainty that uo~ prevail Our
quotations NUT b. considered nominal recoId 81
sctual Transactions. We quote (packAse. ioc1ied):
Med. choice, y buzz 9Oa2 IS dreJ choice Du2 50 az q
do. com q good z o0G2 p Narrow ch., ou.2 Tg97 -
Pea choice sosn2 6o92 so do, CON- 10 good.2 ooa3 -
BROOM Comp H. 3Q7e.
BzEsvAK-P n. ib43Sc
EG0sThe ct mas firm durins toe week. with Q
sighl upws tendency We advance ons quotst tc.
We quote for sctusl count e good:
sist. end Penn. choice. Western, y dos."....ls ola
y doc ..............l41 DIG
rar.T arRa nd MA
ket 10 dull At previous rates We quote:
Tursey, y to..."... al Geese pair.....I oo9i 9
Fowls, = b......... l0D-- Ducks y pair 20 -
Spring Chicksns, 70. l0dli
FEiThEKs-We quote; ~sUsm. ehoice v n 4l0iac.
FREsH MRArs-CouLtry eonsignors frequently leave ~
hse,s In their Veal and Mutton. which ipiurss the sa
. quote;
beef sass good y D. 4 81 Pork heavy .........5 "a
Nation carcsssss.....s Pork. lyn..........5 OF
Lamo I, ID 0 II Veal csrcssses y D...4 %
Veal Hb...........6 a al
GAhs-Pgeons should bs pleted and psctsd 10 ioe We
quote; Wild Pigeons picked) y dor, d.; Squsbs tame
q don T. --15- -; Squads, wild, " doh, $lce ~
VIVA Pigeons. Stalled. f dOs, 81 ss05l g.
w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25

Coux,ss,oyrRs OF EMieRArIos.-No business OF
public importance was transacted BY TINS Doaru ye'
terlsy. 2,6o2 emigrants arrived at thus port isA'
week, making total Of 81, ia since the rss OF inc
year. The report Of the Treasurer shows balance
of $26.o75 ~ in bank to the credit Of the Depart
ment
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mnrhct.-oAE,r1Ir anroRr,D ron The y. =. rnlsv,.

THUHsD,Y Sept. a. ls6a
ASHES ar. IN light supply and the mM.si !, arm with
fr inquiry for Pots ct % i and Pearls ~ J.-the lat
tsru. .esrce -
Western ard 90. FOR southern cash
COrTOsrhs eIcioment noticed Ia our last report stu
ard spectators prices have again advanced closing higher
than Las, sht Tho sales embrace 4OJ balos .
q1%etSs Mednf upl.na' sac on,r p,o f,or A
trade and prices nfny sustained sales OF 100 bags .,
0g2o Other tind' nesset.d The 6overunea, eon,ae.
taken ioiowsi 65oO0O n ., lS q. and 10000 10 at
Rio...........-....2 al dz2i BOMBAY T.
Esrscsbo .......2lj d29i LasusyIs 99t
Java ................2ol an Costa Hcs......... o.
Jsmsc,...........2 d2s ST. Domingo. d2lt
COAL-Doms,,ic has been advanced and is retailing from
vessel and yard at ~ range aud Crate .Ie' which
has checked tho consumption materially Foreign more
plenty and 10 duh and heavy At Tho eo. MI George only 10
Do. 600 tuns T. c. Camel Gas at 90 aO 100 tuna q
House Camel Gas Al ~ 600 tun. Liverpool steam q 80 -
hem yards 100 do. ship at w. and 100 tuns MIMIC"
Hall" House Camel at 90, cash. -
CANDLES are In limited request At l1d2)c- for Adaman-
tlns and u dJ1c. for Sperm and Patent
COPPER-Rshned Insot 10 steady at tho Improvement
though demand Less sctys sales $50 600 ID baltimore
and ake at 13d2c cash mostly at lod39se New shea'h,
ips IL selling Al BIC. In suits and Yellow Metal at 24c'
DYEwOODS are devoid u activity IN tho absence oisup
pile. OF oswood snd Fuo which are sought after and
held with increased hmness. .
FLOUR AND MEAL-Ihs Flour market 10 better supplied
and irregular Tor Western and STATE The low Csa'. q,
ia demand mainly for tho homo trade tho sales are 10 100
bills IS o@s5 Is for superhns State aud Western - -
Tor Extra State - o5d 70 10 Tor the low grades OF
Wsssn Extra rs $685. 10 for Fancy state 80 7'd 20 10
for shipping OHIO and S5 1855 " for trade brands DO
Canadian Flour 10 quiet but prices arc without variable
sale. Of 40 b6s $685. 10 for tho low srates
OF .rs and 80 goa -6 - for trade brands which arc scarce
Southen Flour 10 hrm and ia ght supply especially eholcs
brands which wanted sass OF $50 Dds % lV9 30 10
for mixed 20 good ,uprrne baltimore &C. and b6 20 III ~
for trade brand. Ko flour steady and In moderate request
sale, Of 100 bbs al % odsi So Corn Meal I" dull but
<t,ady. We auote.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25

PoIcr CAsrsYesterday walter alter. Je.,ic. Con-
puns.y ana reer ,,s Cont charged with violently e.
s.al,iss Charles HON with knife Held !" '"''' '"'
hV'. taken before Juaics Kelly charged VIA
counterfeit IS bills Of the Union n.S a.pa on nj. rs
N. Y Several buls o. IN. .n Of bail in $500.
'0 John ss jaime: Cuun John Csnsn AUD Iass
vey BOYS with breaking into the foundery oil e. M
al front street and stealing brSss nails &c. Y
the vslas Of &C., The accused were '"A' 70 'h'
Refuge.
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pbIIadeIuhia Cattle Market-SEPr. ~.

The supply o. Beef Cattle this week wss onu'usly Az
N. oa-rnss TO 2475 head The MARKET vs.. Mey
Pnn. Cattle sold at 81 Is y Jog 10 Prices Tor ofa
ma, !. d good were from soto 81 sud y, 70 .soa
had They we're in demand and all were sold tfom ~
4ic y 10 gross and from % 5oSs5 80 each sce'rdins
condition H. ,.. ..r,,,,, "A
Hostile supply OF Hoss was quite lsrge Amounting -
both ysr. TO $50 head which were sold al rom % 'o0~s
A. le NJ for cornfei and from S3d So 30 for s;iled az,
Cov,rhe.e hA. been but little change In his msite' ~
had w,r- .od al rom SiSd each according TO qaAys
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CoposrRs CA,Es.-Yest9rday, inquests were held
.h body Of Rober. MoCkiland painter Killed BY fA
from, .csfod Twrnctb and Tenth avenue on ths
hody OF John Paul Onth, GeImsn cigar vsnder No. ~
Wet Brosdwsy who de spopeIy, acd the body q
Mary Dsnohus vde gi who wu Burned ~ A>AfA a
a hspaa n Mulberry Y iual
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g8-79< SO

communication was received from Brig -Gen'
Corcorap asking toa the city bounty OF S'o Is So
reriod Of DAYS. Referred to the Committee on ma.
tonl Affairs, with directions to report at the usAs
An Invitation was received 70 attend the funeral
Of Major Arndt lst Battery n w, this day, after
which the Board adjourned until next Monday q"
1 ID. IN,
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n. ". Wholesale Prices Of Country Produce

Reported exclusively for Tur N Y. TRIBUNE, by DRHw
khEsCE.
NorrcR TO CoNsIGNoas op FAKs PROpuCs-Put every
thing order Mark plain ind,ble directions GU every
package including weight with count aud nano OF s
cles Also tuck bill Of palticuIs inside of enc pseAas
marked Bill" aud always send ono BY mail, Win ho'''
when and how things forwarded 81
CoxnissQNs-foT selipg bsKtaL fIyuka ~, WesN kss~
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tAdvertisemertl
DREW & FRENCH,
Paopues ConnissIox MyxcHAxrI
Burryl CHsrss Ysss, PouLrRr GAxH, osAiS. StoSA
PoRx, &c
Ne. Erie Buildings. Nev'fort
Our motto To- "Qnick sses and prompt returns -
Rsless CO.. d. L. Msstn Prssiden, Ocean Bank hsw't@
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priniins.

A T Dawleys, Business Cards, 75c. ,OOOi Bill
N heads. FRS. elias, - rsam; Boot,, Pamphlets. News
pspsrs Law Cn-s-e,erything eqasiy cheap T. X D.~'
lev Steam Hstsblishmen, cor kesde and Ceoue"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25

Board or ALDERMES.-A special meeting OF thus
Board was held yesterday afternoon, Presidents
Henry in the chair. resolution inquiring as 70
the nnmber Of cars on the Sixth Avenue Railroad.
what number the company pays license for, and
- Wat sn,bor,v they extended the track 70
Fitty ninth street, was referred to the Counties
on RsI, Dads. The following statement from the
Controller exhibits the balance in the treasury
September 10:
Balance Sept ,........'...''"'s55iI.sss ss "a
Receipts. ..........''.''''''''''''''' Iii1oe
Toal....................ss. $500 %
s.................'..''.''''' 'oT0''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25

Il for the iron product but the application OF anthfa-
cite fuel and the hot blast Of air have effected CON-
pete revolution in the business of smelling this ore
since the intensity Of the heat tbos brought to bear
upon it is fully adequate to overcome the heretofore
insurmountabe difficulties. This is great triumph
in metaurgcal art, and one that has rendered vaiu'
able vast masses of Frankn,e ore that were before
useless to mankind. This interest 10 Of national I'M
poriance and all good citizens should rejoice IN bong
able in any way to aid in the development OF such
gigantic mineral resources, since the production Oh
excellent iron aud steel has 30 important an Influence
on the welfare of NATIONS.
The State of Michigan, through Messrs. White
house, Son, g. Morrison Of this city, announces iis
readiness to exchange new issue OF 6 cent bonds
for those which will expire on the lst OF January
next. The State has made ample provision by saxa'
ton for the prompt payment of Interest and oil prn
cpal at maturity Of these bonds and in the present
dearth Of safe employment Of capital, there IS no
doubt that the market value Of the bonds must
continue increase In tie market, 80 as to afford
handsome profit to these who take the opportunity OF
the conversion into them Of the securities now 20
nearly rnatured.
The whole debt Of TIE State Of Michigan 10 less
than 30O0, GEO. and the present issue will not in'
crease it, rs an equivalent amount Of the old will be
retired by the issue Of the new. TIE items are:
Adjused Bonds, q. due IN 8G3...........sl7H 1856 90
Foil paid five million loan 6. due In is63... l77GO 90
Part psid ave million loan when funded ldue In .
Ion vii g83I4 90
Renewal Loan g. Ju, In l88..,.,......... $4,000 10
Temp,rary Loan H. due in ls1s........... 5000 90
n..d .............. so 90
ssut Cau, Bonds 81. due in 1879 ....... 100 900 co
War Loan spd, r. due In 1896 .......... 6J5 800 90
Internal Imvroyen.nt Wsrants due on demand 3532 %
......................s2S1e6i l 81
The following comparative table will give an idea
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slnos Jan l.......86t Us es30ltsOa Soi $50 81,
Included in the exports Of produce are 3s9 bbls.
Potash, 63 do. Pcarlash, G07IS do. Wheat Flour,
80 do. Rye Flour, 1873 do. Corn Meal, 1858 4l6 do
bush. Wheat 10 500 do. Rye, 700 do. Oats, 2l0 do
Peas, ll9,OO7 do. Corn, 1856 boxes Candles, 1887
luns Coal l,l79 bales Cotton, 3G5 do. Hay, l92 do
Hops, 23l bbls Rosn, q do. Spirits Turpsntns, 50
do Pitch 10 do. Tar, 737G7 gallons Whale Oil, 3d.
93i do Sperm Oil, A. 1874 do. Lard Oil, 625 do. Lin
seed Oil, 2,5i4 bbs. Fish, GA do. and 23S tcs Beef
65s 09l ID Cut Meats, 26l 1854 ID Butter 1855
1852 n Cheese, 500 h Lard rs tcs and rs bbls
Rice, 1916, lG2 h Tallow, 200 hhds. and ,2O7
pkgs. Crude Tobacco, 500 h Manufactured To
bacco, and $40 ID Whalebone.
DR.. Charles II. jackson, tho eminent American
geologist, in a report 70 Committee OF the Ameri
lean Institute in reference 10 the Franklnite Mines
Of New-Jersey, says: al made full and minute eS-
ploratons and surveys Of tho different veins and
mining sections, with view Of aiding in the estab-
lshment Of mines and furnaces, for tho extraction OF
the valuable metals, iron and zine which the ores 80
abundantly contain. I can therefore, from full
knowledge Of the localities and Of tho nature and
composition Of the ores state the quantity OF Frank
Unite to DO 30 immense that, in practical point Oh
view the veins are iuexhausible, and that supply
may be kept up at the furnaces for ages, without ex'
hansting tho ores pow in vein. The refractory ma
ture OF Franklnite rendered tho wholly unayai'
able, wLsp charcoal fuel was employed fos smelling
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DROOKLYN ACADEMY or MUSIC.

- REOfENlNG
GRAND EXHIBITION and FLORAL PROMENADE
z, NCERT by toe BEOOhLlN HORTICULTURAL
SOCIETY In The Aad-my OF Music stage and PsIeuet
foored ovei Exhibition Of New aud Rare Plsun fruit
Yiowers Sc commencing o. TUESDAY, 2St al N add
&C itoung on WkONE SDAY and THURSDAY. 24tb and
ASA from 10 ~ y The most usguihoe"i eisP!sy
OF horticultural Novelties 10 nis county among
which is the Victoria R-gia il full aowsr the Queen Of
Aquatic Plants -,
Members Tickets 81 yetr, admitting themselves al
families 10 ell the meetings, exhibitions &c
Single Tickets ~ -ueEO-Is, - cent. each.
GRAND FLORAL PROMENADE CONCERT IN aid Of
N, NVioows Children Of Deceased SO dier. FRIDAY
EVENINg Seps 70, AZ 0 O'clock. Music by Dod"orihs
FIJI Band.
Iets 20 cents eseh he obtained at the Box Office Of
teAeaa-my ofMuc. and nom the Secretary, G. b. BILLET
a.. 6}s Broadway. N. Y.
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Mr.. Cisco, tie Sub-Treasurer, sdyoriises tia, he
IL authorized by the Secretary Of the Treasury to
receive deposits 10 gold, rcturnsLc In god, with
a. cent interest The deposits mu,, remain 30
DAYS aud 10 days notice Of withdrawal must be
given. Tie amount thus 10 be received is not
named, but The pTobabiyn that tho amount needed
is sufficient 10 pay the in,eres, on the public debt
accruiDg between Ills and the 2d Of February next
This proposition will undoubtedly bring on, a large
amount OF gold now beng carried by the banks
which they do not need under their present state Of
suspension, and will enable gold spectators to
carry gold without oss Of interest. II will obviate
the necessity Of the Government coming into the
marke, ne buyer Of gold, and thus forcing up the
premium, and tie deposits can DO paid oil from the
Customs receipts, which, it is anticipated, will be
paid in gold, by the LIST Of March. The amount Of
Treasury Notes receivable at the Custom-louss out
standing is but about 81 OJ0 900, and these it is
tinated will be absorbed in about five months. The
amount Of gold needed for tho paymen! u about
8, 900 900.
Gold has been very bnoyant to-day; after little
he,tatiop, advanced steadily ut the close TO ll9. The
transactions have been large both publicly end pr-
vately. Demand Notes lave also beei firm, and ad-
vaDced, in sympathy with gold, TO llji. Messrs
Livermore, Clews Il Co. sold over 800 900 at about
this figure and a similar amount Of OHe-yeer C,rif
icstes ut 99i a99;; at the closo 99i Was bid. Tie
7 80 y cents nre steady at l0il alOli.
In money there ID no change, excepting, perhaps,
increased abundance a. 3G5 v cent on demand
mostly at v cent.
The exports Of domestic produce for tho pas: week
have been very heavy. The following is compara-
tive statement Of tho exporta exclusive Of spcciel
from New.York to foreign ports for the week end
ing Sept 70, and since Jan. 1:
1860. 1851. 1902.
For the week. ......&2 s01 cars. $50 ftlJtHl
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tate of Michigan:

The following comparative table will give an idea
Of the rapid Increase in population production, and