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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-30

s.e,m.hip or,ols IPr1 Woodhn. Havana Nov 8 via k,
West pit. sur. 20 Pal,rr, ke.snis Had eoS'sas hs.Y
gales mp 20 haeris. Nov a. !, miles eat OF hey"oA
spokr bark Houston, from Boston fof new OEleaIs
t. =. sieimsa or4nd Gull Commander Geo. b. Rassoa
h1ln the b.0l>sds - " i.llnst0n.
steamer Ann Liza Eobnson, Philadelphia nds- &c. toll
s,.slsss Aid. Leiney Phnslepha nlse.. &c. to Jane
steamer KinsasAsr. Nye, Providence, nlsa, &c, to z
steamer West hester Baker Providence r1se tc. TO z
Ship kitty sirnp.on. Mayo Manila 10 days hemp, nsna>
&c. 70 L. r. simpson. dad heavy ~sailer OF tls Cspa
seft 10 ai 81 - lon % o. T. signs zel .hP fne-vOs
~ Day frsra Bombay for London Oct T. IT. Jis s., 10
rou.h To- order. 20 lay, ou, oct. a ,.o, ., on -
p spoke bu' shP Waisroo. Is sFos Iadta' ~ log
oct. H. It, $50 g. lou. JS b. spoke breach bssi
urs Leader ~ yiEnean Iavura Il dAy, slyl 1.,r
Hus Iop-a lAusll, Fgca.soyl-A, Malaga - t1yh iu9
i.r.s Edward 10, Port Eifabc,l Gresniah Ago. Bay @
% n Oct B. wool % usstsr Nov. D. il; q on. 70 .pot(
.ir Minnie Arnold trrD hence Tor Jscao sAme day, -
rru'sred heavy segs roi ,. W, during VIII b 'f'cas ~
AZ o..see tie weasel 10 .eAk About ~ .-e' ps
Bns Thomas Owen of Portland Pe.snsA SSeTi.s. Ssx
!, n.i,e. g. Thompson Hunter =, ..
BIs Age 20 Ns,l. ssy \ e. Sn'A Aux ''''' nov -
hi. q den Lesd loi rhon,sonl Psy'on Pot 81 Primes
nns Msrco Psuio t8rl Ro5erls - Thomas Nov = saS
~ haraor " J. nov 20 az 30 -. s...n 20 .
Bug Twas swl lairen 40 JeIe.ro y e1y' eolse 70
F1tcf I,.nesc 4 y su-i
Bns tsrmoH, D,n, shiaer Rio Jaaer0 81 days, eof's'
SER Fla,h ~ Na,ssg " P), Tars. s.. Martin. Nov Il
stt % III. Ncghefg
scir Belle az. Wood s.. Jaso De cuba 81 days susxn
a. l. herirs a eou- -.
-rhr e. Evans. Hammond, Georgetown cays coei
Merrill 4 Abbott
srhr Ail, y psrnes Sears, Waslinron, D. C., eayA
CO ID Van IrHnt = Stag .
sctr rsrv Nat Smith Brigepor Tor Phadslphis uaTtA
s. In. &c. % avr. Neawf, l OK River OYSTER.
ser b y. Hawkins, Wyatt, Norfolk days, wood to n
No ready CO.
scar kda Herbert, Groves Gloucester. fsh.
schr AlD.r' .omas. Robinson, oomeIssI
sir Harrington. Thompson, NevHtyen.
Sen :. T.. Godwin, Hobby, stamford. e.
Fclr A. D. Pony Eilrtge, New Havoc.
schr. y Wooster Lord Ellsworth ID days, lSuoe- 10 "
=. >. Peters.
schr. j.. y. Bay'es. JAYNE, } al River, ballast
WIGD-Suusst ~ n. W.
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rebci Omeer. in Ncw-yosh.


T. he Eais0r y Ihs " J. In'ulS
SIg: At the moment when We are receiving
viii grief end horror l4ars Tat our officers and men.
p-aoaers to tie Rebels are foiiilg with hunger al
disose In tie PRISONS q Iachnoud 'ncttes Of
the criminal lenity Of our own Government.
tis not enough tltt tie fashionable hotels o. our
cities IRE filed with Souihoraers who either as sies or
agcnts o. the Kobc. Government work more mischief
than II they were IN against us Hat their fhnis IS
orc allowed 70 come North and enjoy the security q orr
laws ard to lu1uros from which al BOT he r.ol est u
us are barred that Rebel women come and 70 be-
tseeu Richmond and NeS-Yolk carrying back with
tlem. beside little sloppins what comfort AID conso'
l.iou Toy can and information IN abundance; but We
sre 10 be iaslied BY The fpeararce Of ebc officers a.
large in our streets Among Numerous inialccs take
thee;
Captain Montgomery Brown, late Chief q Arih-
lery Of Gen. Greene at Port Hudson - been for "a
month past paIadng tie streets q New.Lolk and even
visiting tho opera IL .llofE, ono which, h iAo way
closely resembles that OF tho 7.h Regiment
Ano,her-Col John D. Breckenr.cgo-ore o. To
actors IL tie famous Loayenwo.tA duel at Niagara
formerly editor Of violent Seccsfion paper IN New
OrenS IL here on visit not priIoler. lie Is a
man Of education, Of courage AID cnterprllc and
douly dangerous from tie possession Of these quntics
Other Rebel officers are ut large Fave In various
cities Of the North. having good time generally and
aiding their friends In quiet way.
Is this never 20 cesset
Rs,s- York Nov. 20 1863
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Ger. schench'. Successor.
couclvordelce Of Tho n. y. Tnbuue.
WARRINGTON, Saturday, Nov. %. !

couelv ordelce Of Tho n. y. TTibune.
WASHINGTON, Saturday. Nov. %. let3.
The appointment Of General to the com
rnand Of the Middle Department puzzles tie Admins
trnton. The success Of Gen. ScAelck Inc been owing
no. only 10 his fnn intellect and decision Of character,
but 10 his political education which enabled lin to dis
crlminato accurately, and trust those only who were
surely loyal Under him. the Middle Department-ooce
the most troubesJmc--has given tLe Government tie
least annoyance Tin cannot be expected from more
soldier however brilliant his talents may be- Craze.
political questions con.uay arise. over which tho West
Pointer would puzzle blndly in ioasch Of a toluton.
The question OF Is successor 10 yet moro complicated
By the present limits Of the Department and The stranger
position Of The 9Th Army Corps. When Gen. schenok
was placed ia command tho Department extended from
Philadelphia 10 the Big Sandy. aud Ito largest IN
tie Union. In II were 10 90 troops mailing up tie eth
Army Corps Of which MAJ Cen ScIenck was the Gen
ertl commanding. When Leo invaded Pennsylvania,
Gen. Hooker obtained order giving him command Of
al troops necessary u lis operations. ind the 9Th
Corps swept into ind absorbed ny Ito Army Of tho
Potomac. Shortly after this, al north Of Maryland was
made into two Departments and AL Monococy
erected into one and placed under the command Of
Big. Gen. Kelly In anticipation Of Gen. Schoncks
retirement from tie service, change las since been
made The result is. that II now stands tho Middle
Department has military significance being without
corps. aud u tho COMMAND 81 bncedier. having
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hon, 600 troops made up OF Homo Guards and the

about 1000 troops made up OF Homo Guards ana Inc
Invalds.
To place n MajorGcneral in command. then wou!a
imp,y the restoration Of tho old limits and corps
In view Of these facts the prominent men OF Dc'a'
ware and Maryland who have so lately won these states
to Emancipation and unconditional support OF tho
Union earnestly press Tho Administration to give them
General commanding who will appreciate their wants
and support their efforts. IT is understood that they
have united upon their candidate md have earnestly
rot respectfully solicited his appointment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-30

On the arrival of the British steamship Co,.
slcn on Friday lrom Havana ana Nassau emo syery
horael by tic Custom. House oi.clals IA i'iSei hs,
,osenS,r ON board was thoroughly searched n ~
pgrscn, and baggage. when large amount OF sPs'H'
Ind confederate money! also large CoaiedeIase
we're fonnd. We did not hear Oh al! Oh 'no p'S''-e
h.in., detained In custody.
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DISASTERS, &c.

IONDINI NOV "
telegram from Cron'.Adt states tina. the Hamburg a1
Caro- lnr nom CTonsi with Of hemp, ~ New
York surh "a Is th.us u wltrr close % lie Island o. As.
Dc apyssr. that tho weasel abandoned, a!.e having iLA
souew hee IN the .hbcraood q Nai .ni t.hs
po. on q by some of islanders AM taken 20 apo Wa
he intention = taking her into FrceA hAn eut '1s
shortly after getting .no AspO. Casso nsufed n ne e~'
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unsAenucra Arrived.

Ia b,i, L. H. cole non. liaH ,a.--J Arnold J. Hicrch
II. Na.saurr H.
Ia sle4mship geo. Udsir1,oH forr Nf, o'ieH' 81 -
Grn. j. s. Nadiwofh. wd servant talL /; r.
worth \. Dc Capt X. r. Durham, a. ~ - p.'.' =" 4
daplicle. aud sona anti MaA lloy1 \. b.. "9", " NJ,
trf, want A. " Iayiut Can't lauei s.ilhNi, I ~ 'f '
llnrl.ud. h.fs skinner, Ais SKINNER aif' "a x. 49,,
folA.ults and cAlld A tnnaui'si 10y ''-,'l' 10 NJ
NJ ssoA" in, aud il. 5sVsI L. y ~ "a Wv VAIL 49, -
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4 NAnnow EscArR.-A schooner lyIng al tn Is

I NARROW IoVAI II SVI1".7'V1 = = h.ard
~ ~ rrsls Of gunnowdcr took fire Friday ngft ~ 70
tc,stc by the explosion of some loose powder ~.
hrw down the bulkheld and forced on the hachos in
barrcls in the hold being perfectly shl ana snre
tho bunrs Is the only way to account ioF u,
neichborhood not being now in ruins Capt. Eu. , sS
Nan pct Of the Schooner Ann. and others " S''''
ertlons. nnt the fire Ont.
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SAILED.

Nov. II -Ships-Presidc>it FILLMORE Blenheim (Bre
Ha-ks-Cor. Queen (br.l Hop OBJ Eliza Bars lBrt
Duss-Ionl (AssLl, Victoria Nerh ln' orb Dragon 40
va'or-tn (bLh -,
Standardization. George Thomas, Annie Orisve Brh
Ann.
No- 2s-Sranhip. City Of London. fcr Liyerpoo. rss
TOMS fcr iisburs, Fu!Ioa, ir foi Royal Een > ieHh
f.r NcNl,la.
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lIrcainfa NJ HInsiucc.

Sov 7o-2gC39 hbl.. Flour ia bb'.. Whl.ky % bb,
Cora s. EEL suJ tass Com Meal ~ 5lbgsh Wheat l.j -
tush Oat. $50 l4,h. Com, 20 hasa. bailey, 80
bu.h rs.s iJa bush Mali Is, gss Aahri 81 lkts. Lard
J. 81 Yk., lEoyisigus. i,2ol Pguoeam, ~ bG.les
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RciurufH.

sin Emerald Luce hence Oct. II r. Liverpool l..kyt
e. ,sl spaEs having during gale sd.peds wtix
allied the captain washed oyooard tho csei nate, slf Gee
smith, am inlgEei several 81 the crew.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-30

ship Clyde (Drl Ferry, tom Cardiff Sept H. and css
Oct - A., 49,.
us-. Fannie Hamilton, Dyer from Malaga Oct. ~
i4fk Prile ~ tho Sea. from New Orleans.
Bah VIM. Van Name, nom -.
Bah Kate S.aa.lef. from New Osiea,s.
Bu. Thomas Oven. from Aeuyi,as
Ia, God Lunar tB..l. T0m Nes; lndiea
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Z the week ending Nov. %:

the he compeedt TO conform to the
bank rate and capital be- attracted from abroad.
Tho Chicago and Alton Railroad Company
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Nh, scbo.,cr America Ashore.

pRoyNC1rcVS, saturday, Nov . lSSo.
The schooner America, from Bangor, IS aSh0"
In Herring Cove.
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PuuAprLPulA Nov q -FIOVR worry dalli saes ., So
~ AN IN sInr'Ine WHEAT dal; sales of Ted ei Sins
isl 20, and ~ f0a$s or White. ,'nA, s",oJ dc.
tea ltucy. sma Sales oi yellow ui - rs NIL. Of
tt nI., ltluoLarx--tuurs fciisli, safes ~, pxc.
,.Ie nj gi,i Ttfned in bond 10 .s. enj ifec 4'es''
,l...... .n...l NJ lliaAA lAA 81 >. IA alse.
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Csman. Capt. M L. Leggctt Lieut J. NJ Fory g. Dur.rA
Lieut.. s. G. Mower Lieut. " X Spear j. L. Ridde and ss,
want 9. A. Hodnan. X. y Huss, A. Lechsads A. Lebes.
man Amos Smith, Y. hsmTos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-30

Il, IS with too dcepa fs,nns for ordinary poner,
emulation that No record today ne ieeeMpllons u
New. haVon from the clQuo that las rnled s.e
We met them Il he pos aud defeated them p! uNSS
lie. runring from lO5 10 l2, IN tot:l vote u SS1@
Last year Ne vote was ot6. ard our olloneas s s
had ajorty Of 81. We gain 90 votes tx % ~.
eight wards give Union mljor.,es Inc on! 1No "a
t d, he Copucrhsads are these IN which he corFtp.
ooc that has ruled the town has been IN re naVs "a
Imposing upon a eonfding and nnreheciing oteso ~
uiatiou, and compelling them by base elpeas y -
now even Ia their late stgongholds. The Union S'-A
mcnt Is ., erpOwering'
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hisIkTQBH ALMANAC.

hIsIArqBa ALMANAC.
Sun-hi'ss'' 7o9 Sets +:ss Moon-Rises.. On
MGR wATER THIS
Sandy Hook Loo GOV Island. II 30 Hell Gate aa
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Against reserve Of bulion Of. ll.HlO lO8 V,g3lCj
showing reduction A. the reserve u 4j5H1O1 DuIus tie
lat month tho reserve has diminished Ag,tuOuuO
TLc.e very serious hguios aud Il !. wonder that IN
tho inco Il them the u dscoant shoud 10 raised 10
cent aud any measure Of relief be contemplated.
la ysgy shor time perhaps before thssc lines reach
T.AdrI the bgna IT England viii fsl.e q. Iie TO y
cent and It Is probable that may have to hshsr No
one alarmed, almost every used to he the
pcAilon If this nsoasaiy remedy Even the share. In
ph'e. which many so.e unwi.ey expected 70 col
lapse suddrny very moderately ate ted II property Of
% ssnss. nature l. 80 hrn Ia ,asus general coincidence
must DO sound.
IL IL also 10 be- remembered that the Bank Of England
only act upon changes la 80 af change Ia the
rate olpws change IA hcr rate capa cont here o. ue
because much be made oft What tho BANK u
England makrs Of IL. money b imaiofial e. iO.igu
Ls only wants o. know " lat sal mako u my money
lend a. England lie may invest his money shy IN troe
months bills 10 IL the sako Tor such bills which
sternnea what 10 VIII obtain ur that money II vii not
be wise Ia the bunk 10 allow this general market
a much uuLrt their tor louy periods they cannot
effect tits and ouy when tho market rate near their own
they even or short periods Hut when the market
rate very telt the banl effect o. aud tie sim
manner IL bccom, borrower itstf increase
Tho of ncrrt by rans l1an Ia tho open
Some since the direction borrowed stock
esrn and think they should do now II the nank up
pears f.e borrower tho stock IA change rate
interest viii tnuloj and Ito la Lombard sifc,t
Igo b o3Yous and Necessary 'ynpslhy. lp ls uae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24

OILS are quiet at previous rates. g.. =,
PROVISIONS-The Pork market h fairly active ous -
lower rates. portion OF the Government contract en-
brscine 900 bbs Prime Mess in usual order was keu
Sl7US7 49, Tne sales since last include IV oo,s
10 for old MsN and $40 2j0S6 80 for new do pH 10,
Sour and Mu.ty Mess: 1913 37!dSl3 80 for Prime ana
SIG 25D$ 10 50 tor Prime Mess Beef dull and price,
lower; small sales at HOSP so for plain Moss aud IL -
q Sl3 for Exts Mes. Terco Beef Is quiet aud nomni
unchanged Beef Hams quite Inactive for want OF soct
Cn Meats are moderately active, but afs very neav
OF goo pkas Shoulders 63o6c. Bacon 10 dun ana nesy
AID at tho close prices favor tho purchaser sales oil l DIS
Cumberland Cut Middles at t. Lard 10 In fair demand
psrt Tor forward delivery but ct ow ratss sales oil sVO
6bs at LOT alc and choice at lic snd He for June De-
livery.
R!CEA moderate busine 10 doing; prices rather favor
the buyer sales Of 20 bags RaugoOn In bond and wv bags
Arfacsn. at " 673o duty pait
SUGARS-rhe inquiry for Raw sugsss continues moder
ate pces without change Of importsuce sales OF 800
hhds Ct II 3iec for Porto Rico for Neworisan'
SEEDSCiover Seed quiet but the market 10 hrm sales
OF " bags at yd9c for Fair TO Prime and Choice at nc
Timothy Seed Is easier sales Of $50 bags at ~ IS
Iush Rough Flax Seed wanted at 75OS+, aud Clean
at ~ So
sALr-An active speculative demand has SCI in for ground
and sales come 60OOd 1900 sacts have been made from
Store at 81 00$ S. VIII oh 10 advance. Fiue descrip
tons are quiet yet hrmer ct previous rates.
TALLOW 10 steady snd ia moderate request; sales of
500 at ifalIc for Western l2c. for Eastern. and ia!c
for City Prime
WHISKY IL in improved demand, and the market Is
hrmer sales Of 200 bb 1t 4c for State aud 4704sc for
W estsn
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The Customs payments were 10 Q large extent in

y
Gold.
dispatch from Washington says tho success OF
the Five-Twenty bonds Is 30 great that Mr.. Chase
will not put a loan on the market at present. Inc
came intimation comes from other sources out We
presume the loan" referred to is long loan. we
have reason to think that Mr. Chase still entertan'
the intention of issuing the threeyear bonds author
lied by the financial bill passed by the last Congress
either as lecaltender for their face or convertible
into legal-tender
The temporary deposits with Mr.. Cisco to-day
ware over $500, 1000, making 100000 in three
d.vs Tb;s with the conversion of legal-,enders
into F;ve.Tw enties, keeps the Treasury we'll sup
nI;ed These conversions to-day exceed SSOO,0Oo,
Of which $4,000 were from this city, mainly from
Iivermore, Clsws & Co. and Fisk g. Hatch, both
houses being Government agents.
The Chemical Bank has declared q quarterly divi-
deud of six per cent free of Government tax, pay
able on the Let Of April next.
Holders Of the unextended first mortgage bonds
of the Gaena and Chicago Railroad may have the
same extended on application at the Office Of YER
mye g. Co. in this city, unit. the lst Of April, when
the privilege will expire.
The speculation 10 Gold appears TO have received
its coup de grace. With spasmodic reaction, the
tendency is steadily downward; after selling to mo-
derate extent at the morning Board at 1881 al53I it
fell of after the session to ISL and closed late in the
day at 1912. The quotation last Monday was l5iI
the Monday previous it WAS 15Si, and four
weeks ago Gold sold at liz. The currency
just as much expanded to-day as it was then, prov.
ing that the rapid advance ia the premium on Gold
was the result only of the most reckless speculation
We have no doubt that all the advance beyond ITO
or ll5 is due to the same cause.
The earnings of the Great Western Railway OF
Canada for the week were:
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MosIAr. March ~, 1863.
ASHES are so,dy and In limited requos! at 80 ", for
'Pots, while Pearls scarce and firm at ~ 80
COIION--A very dun and heavy market has prevailed to-
day d have only 70 notice about 200 bales Prices
COFFEE-We hear Of moro doing In Rio to-day but the
market is weat. aud decline bias been submitted TO- Sales
eiaeNe Of 1919 bags er Blao Jacket, on private terms
FLOUR and MEAL-The market Tor Western sud state
Flour Ionalns very quiet aud though the general arrivals
large the low aud medium grades again 3aIoo boil
ywsr Trade brands also easier and ara dull ana very
irregular price. Tho sales Ar 50 bbs at ~ 6od 20 10
ouperGne state. 80 gDa VI % for Extra do; iOd
81 o. for Fancy do lDa 81 s. for tho low grades Of
Western Extra, ~ iO@t7 ~ Tor shippus Ohoi = oO9
81 Tade Brands do. aud t. 5O0 ti0 for ~ LOUIS
EIs. Canadian Flour IL In tar supply and iahet du
AID lower sole. Of 4OO bb at 80 Tor the low grade
Extra sud 81 J50 10 20 for Trade aud Family brands
southern louI 10 in lair request especially the bettrf gihdc
which comparatively steady. while Common bands are
lower sale, oil 2O bb at ~ 6U0k 50 tor mixed to good
straight brands Of Sup-rnne County. aud ~ 91 bo ioi
Trade and Family brand. Rye Flour steady aud III limited
demand sdes Of 100 bDs 81 GOA - 80. Corn quito
dull at 81 II Tor Jersey. aud ~ W Tor Brsndywino
FRuiT-Saes at auction to-day ofl5~w IfuIiio Cocos
nuts ct 4 10 a. II.
GRAIN-hs Wheat market Is very dull and easier bat
holders indifferent sellers and the transactions have
been c1nted TO ,ma lots OF Amber State and jersey al
TO- Barley and Barley Malt continue laDgud, ami III Tie
Of sses prices merely nominal Data are ~ good
dcmsud and higher sale OF Jer,oy AID Pennyvsns
B2at3 Canadian a, Ofa53c and Slate % 1896 Rye Is
A. good request sales If 500 bus jersey At va ~
and delivered Cofn lower and IN far iemsnd ioi
home trade sales OF 900 bush ut BOa3Bc Tor unsound
mixed Western and asd5Je for sound do IN store a"d Nv
HOPS e steady and Limited request; sas' Of 100 bales
MOLAssEs-Prc-sa are steady and the deuand fair sales
Of 100 hLds crop aba tsyed on p'a'e term, 10 hLi
Porto Rico at &c. 1Og hali-bbls NewUflean' at ''ic III
bb. II dc, aud 70 bDls S0uG do. ii Bic.
NAVAL STORES continue dali. and spirits TuPcntiue
are dull aud heavy at 81 lOd +J2O but job lots iem store
comDdnd ney Crude 10 in neago' supply aud e
sales at tlJ1Od 90 y $50 n for Conuo"
tJl for No ! Guy iiich sells si'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24
The ChicarO Post says:

For some reason other Ind sns State Bank
premium There IL something strange about this fJr "
tho Directors OF the Bank calling them fearing their
demp,ioB Ia gold then ihey aorh more tanB cent
II this L. net the Of their retirement the seon Of 'h.
Dirso.ors 10 a little mysterious
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24


by the Europa, at Halifax, we have advices from
England to the 9Th inst. Money was IN active de-
mand in the London market, attributed in part to
the early introduction Of Italian loan. The circu'
lar of Messrs. Barring Brothers 81 Co. reports large
buSincss in United States StoDs at higher prices,
not sustained however, at tho close, when the
market WAS dull. United States Elves, So United
States sxes G3l Erie Shares, 40 II; Illinois Cen
trail Shares, ~ ~, discount.
The Weekly Bank Statement shows a conirac-
ton in all the items. The shipments OF gold
have drawn down the special deposits, and affected
the three items of loans, specie, and deposits
The deposit line is down nearly six millions, and the
loans over five millions. This reduction OF loans has
not been felt at ali in the street as it was almost
exclusively Oh loans on gold. The contraction OF
circulation continues, the Banks having taken in one
million during the week. The America is now down
TO $4,000 the Nassau to SIC, 6l7, the Manufacturers
a. Traders 10 1851, ard the Mercantile to $6275.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24

nISSOLUTION.-The Copartnership hereto.
fore existing between Anthony Por,iuston Robert @:
Ponuson Francis Porny,on. under the hrn meme %
PORTINGTON BROTHERS: was by mutual consent DIS.
S0LN Ed on the lAth day OF February d. Ise5 aud ths
are continuing the business OF Manuscture sna
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Furniture under tue hn
name of PORTINGTON BROTHERS. at the old stand.
The undersigned are solely author zrd to settle w the bust
ness Of the late hrm-DsNd New oEk, March 20 1901
ROBERT c. P0RrlNGTON.
FRANCIS P0RrISGTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24
Copartnersbip uotiees.

NOTlCE.--Ihe under.
ina have this day formed Copartnership under the
s>w OF HARRIMAN 4 JEROME, for the transaction Of
vi stock Cornunssion Business, No 20 Exchange
ria'e'- EDWARD HARTMAN
LAWRENCE X. JEROME
Qs'e of firm Of A Y. Norwood & Col.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24
naol, of the New.York Dry Docll,C ompnny..

.asns OF The BAsA OF ma SEW rOhK DRY DOCK CON
r-su-d Is-. o isaI tor the wee. sndns
s.fhrd.J, the sG DAY o. March 1898 .,os d.
q aud eION'Iss -
,efsIs anBinf OF D~ppns
se~ rort l. J. lockwood CASHIER OF
rofI Company being duly svon dp"e si say
:, :, ,s ,h1,, .,.i.n,p correct LOCKWOOD Cashe
s.agn LrGDre IA slst day Of March. lrN5 - -,
49," Hssar r. Csivsis lr, Notary Pubic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24

rABTB Of tit Lodns 6pscis, CWrHdFior, and DfPos W
Banks Of the Cry Of Ne York Ioy the vsek ending SatN
day. March H. 1853 10 UhieA airtd The Capa!0 sae'
R1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24

City and County OF New ort H. schreiner CASHIER Of
the Banh bens duly and ay tina, the above
statement correct to the best OF se end belief
,x,, o. II. sCHRElNER Cashier |
WAN SAW puhh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24

Importers aud Traders, MISUNDERSTANDING OF n!
I4P0n AND TRADERS BANK. required ~ Chapter NC
ending Saturday the t dsy Il ~ le
" az. OF L0Nl mn Discounts s6,SsS,ts5 w
I,e,,ss en.r.a, OF sp.cs ............. 5ss,Ovl 90
OF Circulation l0l,6o0 w
-.xe
CuJ and County York james Be, Gu iicr oil The
ins al BANK. duly depDe aec ssy tbs. the
oil and bllsL
:A5fES BUELL., Cashier.
sworn b.or. me thu, .9i day OF March. lss>.
ions RArsosp, notary Public.