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Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-11-23

Wool FAcroRY.-Mr. V. NJ. Metcalf OF
Nashville, has effected his arrangements fol
the immediate establishment of large Wool
Factory, at Edgefeld Junction, on the Lou
isville and Nashville Railroad, about ten
miles from Nashville.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-11-23
MARRIED..

On the 9th inst, in this county, by the
Rev. A. T. Crawford, Mr.. NATHANIEL KEELR
to Miss PESEsA WoRTHAN.
Near this city, on the 22nd inst, by the
Rev. A. d. Sears, DR.. BEN. S. WooD and
Miss NJ. HELEN BOWLING, both of Christian
county, Ky.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-11-23

GAs-rRoyoxic.--Stepping into our friend
Schich's, of Strawberry Saloon fame, the
other day, We sat down 'to'a repast that has
made US feel good ever since. The cook. Mr..
Frank, is marvel of culinary ability--his
equal cannot be found this side of Delmon-
ica, New York. Any one who doubts it has
only to call at Mr.. Schiidl's, when he will
not only find our assertion true, but also
one of the noatest aud quictest restaurant
rooms.
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RAILROAD HOTEL

TO LEA So.
BALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED
" for letting the Eating House at the new
Depot of Memphis GAINESVILLE & Louisville
Railroad, GAINESVILLE, Tenn, until LIST De.
cembcr next. The following comprise the
buildings, which are framed:
Dining Room, 100 feet by "a feet.
Four Family Rooms attached, 20 feet by
20 feet.
One Kitchen, 20 by 10 feet. .-.s
Store Room attached, 20" by s feet.
China Closet, 20 feet by feet.
All the buildings entirely new, and fur
nished with gas fixtures
The lessee will be reqired to furnish the
establishment in good style, and TO keep a
frst-class Eating House.
As the trains now run, there will be three
meals per day taken by the passengers at
this house.
d. N. KENNEDY, \
JOSHUA COBB, Committee.
JOHN F. HOUSE.
Address d. N. Kennedy, Northern Bank,
GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
Nov. 8, ls66-4t.
Louisville Courier and Union h American
publish times in Daily, and send bill to
committee.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-11-23

KUYKEL's OPERA TRouPE.-This celebrated
minstrel troop gave one Of their popular
entertainments at Fowlcr's Hall last night.
They give their second and last entertain
mept tonight, and the lovers Of good music,
good dancing wit and humor, should not
fail to attend tonight.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-11-23

USIox BANK MosEY.-To all whom il
may concern, we would say that holders of
notes on the Union Bank must present them,
at Nashville, before the first day Of Janu-
AIRY, or they win be worthless.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-11-23


.CoTToS MILLs.--As a matter of interest to
our readers, we give the following brief
statement of cotton manufactures in Tenn
essce: Number of mills l2 of spindles
$4,000; of operatives $40; of persons deriv-
ing support, l,G20; gross annual value OF
manufactures $l,oso,Ooo. Considering the
extent of water power, and the amount
of cotton naiScd in the State, this is a
small showing; hut it is a beginning, and
we hope that energetic and patriotic capital
lists will see their own and their States iI,-
terest in vast extension of manufactures,
not only of cottcn, but Of everything that
will conduee teshe prosperity and indepen-
dencc of our people. Make all you need
and export the surplus, is TIE essence of po-
ltical economy.
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DIR. BILLINGSL BH

HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE AND
residence to the new frapie buii ding one door
east OF the Episcopal church, on FrNnsl'n
street. o.
Nov. . lS6G.t
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-11-23

.JSwcIry.--A Urge LOT of Dia-
monds, Watches, late styles of Jewrelry and
Silver Ware, just received at COOKIES.
Oct 5, lS66-6mo.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-11-23

Church ORGAN.-0ur Methodist friends
have received a large, beautifully toned
Organ for their church. Sacred music is a
part of church worship and gives 1t an ad-
ditional interest.
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DISSOLUTION,

TRIcEs LANDING, Nov. 20, 1866.
Having this day rented to the remaining
partners and to w. r. Poindexter, oui inte-
rest in the property of Trice's Landing, we
Withdraw our names from the firm of Rich
ards Crenshaw h Co., the outstanding bust
ness will be closed up by the remaining
partners Of the old concern.
VIM. RICHARDS,
THOS. CRENSHAW,
+. S. CARR.
Nov. 90, l866-4w#
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Tennessee Orphan Asylum.
GAINESVILLE, TENNESSEE.

THIS INSTITUTION BEING NOW IN
L operation, those who desire the admis-
sion Of Orphans may correspond with Mrs.
A. 9. Munford, Corresponding Secretary,
who viii furnish blank forms Of application,
and ell other information. Guardians, &C,
are earnestly requested not to send children
to Clarksville, prior to such correspondence,
as the officers of the Institution will be res
ponsible for the care of no children whose
case has not been previously considered by
them. MARION HENRY, Pres't.
pa" Papers throughout the State who
desire to aid charity most urgently de-
manded, will copy the above.
Nov. 8, lS66-Sw
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A CARD.

In my removal from GAINESVILLE, leave
an excellent community, endeared by many
kind remembrances. bid adieu, wishing
prosperity to every one.
Very respectfully,
w. +. FALL.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-11-23

Come and be suited.
Fine business suits of the latest styles
the best of Overcoats, and every description
Of Clothing, out of which all can be suited
inst received, an elegant assortment of
Cloaks for the ladies. For sale, cheap, by
KLEEMAN & co.
NV o. l8G6-lt
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SPECIAL NOTICES. ~
Notice to Tax Payers !

Delinquent Taxpayers are hereby notified
that unless they pay in full by January lst
1867, their property will be reported to the
Circuit Court for sale-withont respect to
persons. The law forces US to this and we
give this warning for the good of those in
arrears, that they may save costs and trouble.
J. R. MARTIN. !
J. NJ. TROTTER. Coils.
J. W. MCDANIEL.
Nov. %, lS66-4t.
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THANKsavlNa.--The President has set
apart Thursday, 2sth inst, as day Of
Thanksgiving and prayer.
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Come and be suited.

Nov. %, ls66-lt
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Special NOticey

Nov. 90, l8G6-lt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-23

Cummings from Hsvre; H.lcycn, from Liverpool; NE,
SD s: SRa SSS Harvey ana
frsm hf a 18th cGnaussO from s
Royal Sovereign Crescent CIV and Theodore KnOop rom
SID for San Francisco Oct 0 oslo. from Bromislaw
The steamer El0ride, which sunk at Havrs. h.. boon
American Ports.
s'';ss ::A's Mar. @
Davis; Oneida DAYS. Robert msrSs5, wlls.i 1,5
Sovefpc burton peasO1s TsawA T ssrsFs
naa H hssissi. ss ss TIE
$ sss ~; S.asss: Ga
ss S zedaS
Benton sniS Mirsessns, kadis Walton, Rich, Bsiti.
mSs; May May rh,iad n ana w c,,a. pov.
snnscas ss @ Sf soasonse ondsa; s.rs
@ ssr%S sssq sss.a%
JAIME; $iasT$iss, Sites FSIlp: Fsiisdsi
E sna ps Sn Sses sid .ssr ssasn
as sSr
e MSs ri Hedge ef Y S
s II S QS sss SG M ss
Fao @is Wiz sesrs Mary Rich Ross s; BdSard
SSEvfsEos Ari, s Sawyer
Griffin. Pensacola
ton banks Armstrong from NYork; Oak Ridge from Ban
gor Maine; Gear, from do; Walter from Nfoork.s
s:'
MOBILE Oct i5-Arr steamship Hsze. srrksy NYork-
on the bar ship Progress. Woodward. from NYork
l6thAT ships sturges Linnekn, and Jas nesier.
sfIsIuSs snla .ssnss.
ce tMY9ys Geo washinson G.xsr All % yy
Bordeaux.
ship st Louis Boston.
NYorh schrs Anna Hoon Fields do julia Crawforus
Bncsley, do Cid schr Palma, Brewster NYork.
SAVANNAH, Oct l6-Arr steamer Gen Barnes Mortons
WEIGH. NYork
l7h-Arr steamship San Salvador Atkins NYork. CID
brig Frontier, Littefeld. NYork
WILMINGTON, Oct l9--Arr steamship Rebosca Clyde,
Young NYorx; brig Sarah Bernce. Stuart NYork CID
schr NJ Wheaton. ireland, Boston.
20th-Arr steamship Cumberland. Robinson NYork Cid
schs Marine Horton NYork; Edgewater, Fisher Bostons
Clara Allen. Dexter Havana.
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TtlssaApHlc MARKET REPORTS.

Flour n demand rood & G 10 lSs
e. SS Sisssr ~ stern
ssr S sol
s:s sssi
~: a;S 81: +: :s
q ssa
C.: =
81 isss iss wv Si:s s 3; Y Cam:
!. IS, s,.. ,
= s':s i W. S s
@ &; y; - ss ssSs ss:S:i: ss 3
IS: s. Nj
81: e.: q arm % % p x :s. z :. g SsI
81 q is
ss. Pc ss s es- s sss's sn
s sss :s ~ .s 81 6 per- end M Hs
some extras At ei4 O..
Whoa. y.y arm rcd sold ssS,.'1ss 81 = s lush
yss
m eos. q sS wbsy dun
Osvreo, Oct -, l6rs.
Flour hrm at partial advance OF &c psr bbl.; sales
st Gil b te for No spring S3 eis 50 for red West
tt 80 FOR white. el5 rs for double wheat arm
and market better; salca Saturday night 800 bushcs No
Milwaukee club .. - Corn higher sales 5000 Bushels
No illinois, arrive ei ZOO bushels private terms.
Barley closed with advancing tendency sales early 5000
bushels Bayqunia, arrive u n and $500 up lots Cam
ada. 81 IN bond. Rye hrm: $500 Canada. 81 ~ 70
arrive and snoat loo 70 arrive At 81 n 1900 bushels do
arrive on private tsrms and 2o state 81 81 H. Canal
fr-lght dull.
ss s rm and IN good a'T Nan, R ~ PER s
quset tsc q lbi<c. Gold ltS.
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srArrH ISLAND INTELLIGENCE.

TAseEr EXCURSION. The Dwight Townsend Guards
headed by Manahans cornet band turned out yesterday
their first annual excursion under the command Of
Captain r Robinsou and made very crsditab,s ap-
pearance Altar marching through the several streets
Of Sapeton and Clifton they proceeded 70 the residence
Of the gentleman whose name they bear, where they
were handsomely received. Mr. Townsend took occasion
70 present the Guards With magnificent silk American
nag, and also presented In behalf Of bis sstinabe lads
massive silver tea am, which were sccompsn ed with
few appropriate and feeling remarks urging on the
recipients never 10 allow one star Of thai beautiful but
abused banner 70 be obterated or tarnfkhed BY an
enemy" Captain Robnsoa handsomely rcspoa dcd, when
the company again reformed aad marched their shoot
ing ground at Bcchtss brewery On their way thIther
tcey were again tho recipients OF numerous vsinab6
p1xes, which afterwards ably contended for The
whoe AMIR afforded opportunity for agreeable re.
union 70 tie residents OF The Island, and pazsed OF
creditatly 70 all concerned.
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xfKet for RE was very Arm but there was
IS sss ss: :s:
engagcmentsv EaTo liverpool per steamer 5000 bushels
Y; i
Ar sf 3:
dsrs :sssof Irsasd ssSiaSsd y. 3D. British bark
oo. 70. 3D. and
Mo ASS m.,sst though less active retained Il. pre-
s .s,si
NAVAL ssst.s-rhs market for spirits Of turpsrsns
s vain 81 s sads o. rule. Sn
but Sswas msssr1a deciins excepting tho
re; o. sss g & aad
e :s sale sa
ssynaSs. R:sspis EOS Dbl. nora: .lsdo Beef Y.
sSd prevailed for pork yesterday and advance noticed
:s.$: s's s. 50. E.
81 s: y 3: ys ~ ):
s,rs and Arm w s se e 20 S 90
hams were dull and normally aS4s
sna he q
70, hama s.a &c for rsr
me $40 boIe. 1916 for short ribbed and i5c.
sn On rm lol with sale. q 800 bs a s Bsss wa.
@ Sr M
in every respect .
PErRoIEunThs market both crnde and bonded
nued dull and depressed sales $50 bbls. crude 20 Is
gravity IN new sbs a. 2ac and 600 DO g gravity At
ssc for prime light 70 white. sshc Soc FOR
standard WHITE and In Philadelphia 900 bbls do at SC
sycaR-TheIe was but moderate demand for raw sugar
RE rs:1
the latter price for clarified. and $50 hhds Porto
terms Refined was quiet at lSc for standard crusnsd
prices re very
nrm On Saturday 500 bags Rangoon not previously re-
lsc., both gold bond and for consumption.
sTEARISK-we have only report sales Of 70 600 lbs al
l61fc. l6c. and 10 900 Ma grease at l0c. lie.
TAIIow IN moderate request and steady sAes loo oC
WHisKrY-Recelps SIS bbs The market continued quiet
but nrm sales 100 bbla. bonded at l0c. klc.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


CLARK-MAeILrAS- Tuesday, October &c. by Rev.
James Harper D. D., WN NJ. CLARK N. d, TO Many
daughter Of the late Thomas Magiltan-
Guernsey county, Ohio, papers please copy.
MACcARTY-DEHBY. Tuesday, October 10, 1t thu
Eighteenth street Methodist Episcopal church, by the
Rev. r. :. Foster D. D., GILBERT II. 1. AAcCARr u g.
N. Of Jamaica Plains, Mass, 20 REBEocA E., oldese
daughter of Joshua DENLY, ESQ, OF this city.
Boston, Mass, and Newbern, N G., papers please
copy
NAoLE-LYoya On Sunday, October a. by the Rev.
Father McKenna, at Duane street church, Mr. WILLIAM
NAGrE to Miss MARY LYONS both OF St. Johns NJ B. b
Observation-Disclosures the Rcv. Vincent Bruce, REQ
tor OF St Paus church, GEORGE l. SrxossoN 70 EvMyh
H. youngest daughter OF William Knitting all Of this
city. No cards.
PHILADELPHIA nanera will pleasa canx
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY Oct 22-BP NJ.
Asnns>-Recsips Us bhls. Both pot and pearl cont
quiet but nrm al or last qaotalisas. "eu
BREApsTuFrs-keceips 2lA bbls -four, 600 bags cor"
meal 53s bushels wheat los 3 do 50 05 do oa's
$500 do rye and lioo2 do, barley At the opening OF sp'
market for State Western -four vgoror de-
mand, and holders realized advance OF 10 25c
per Dbl on nearly all grades, but toynr.s the close
BUYERS refused to pay the advance ap the market
closed quiet at annexed quotsions. which. with
limited EXCEPTIONS Indicate part cular change
pared with Saturdays closing prts Sales OF 1880 bhA
FOR souher -four there forly active demand at full
prices II sales 800 bbis Rye IN GOOD de-
mand sZd again IN sellers favor with sales Of $40 bh at
S67o Az 80. Corn meal WAS also hrmer. with nude
rate % mand Saes 300 bts at s. for Brandywine apd
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undeveoped property Of very questionable value, and
therefore keen discrimination mustbe exercised in the
purchase OF mining shsrea The great fault Of nearly all
the companies organized some years ago lay in the alb
sence OF sufficient working capital TO start with. many
OF them being mere stock speculations
The earnings Of the aforementioned roads during the
nine months ending with September 1865 and 1893
were
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.

MONDAY, Oct 22-6P NJ
There was some disposition shown to place unfa.
construction upon the Of the associated
banks this morning on the Stock Exchange, and its
anticipated effect discounted accordine.g, There
ere some sales 10 realize proats r.. cd "rt
80, .e"r twelve o'clock however the temn..
.f the market Changed ~ - became stssagiy oulsh
pr,Oss advancing throughout The 10 ="
- ine northwestern
...,.s no,h common and preferred, were greatly ex-
-, a,n he afternoon the former rising to SO and
.n ,o,,ar - 7es under very brisk demand. While the
.ornor stock advanced from "A to "a last week, the
,eferred stock remained barely steady but IL is now
svident that they arc moving upward m sympathy,
and the preferred stock is relatively cheaper than the
somnon although many look for close approximation
IN value between the t&o stocks in the of Erie
She transition from heavy TO a buoyant tone in the
speculative spirit Of the street mainly due 70 little
calm reflection upon the figures OF tho bank statement
which showed TO be rather favorable than otherwise
There decrease in legal tendersof 81 ss4 eS3 and m
deposits Of IT'S Ola, while the loans have Increased
a. 500 ST. the circulation s23s 1872 and tho specie
81 1856 The IN legal tender notes is chiefly
attributable TO the of compound interest notes
n,o the new issue of Ave twenes OF 1885, bankthe
paid the Treasury for this
vurpoee during the week two millions Of these potes
Bona Of the banks have, Is reported deposited these
bonds at Washington as basis for an Increase
Of their circulation under e law but as the act limits
ne aggregate OF notes 70 three hundred mhons tne
power of Comptroller Of the Currency to comply with
thsix demands is limited In addition TO deducting the
smount Of the compound interest notes thus used from
Ne total their legal tenders The banks included the
amount Of bonds received in exchange among their
losns without which these would probably have shown
q decrease increase IN the specie Is due 10 the
redemption Of parcels Of the skies Of 1857 and 1858 by
the Treasury in com, circumstance which last week
g.ve color false report that the Treasury sell
ing gold The details OF the present and previous state
Ments are as under:-
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sugar, TO Moss Ward sept 20 had hurricane from NIB
ss Z . with
ofGatteras WITH nS' strong 9u:i NJ winds ~ " norm
.u s.s Ts0%ss Ovens sa!issssd s.y, WIT.
strong NE gales carried away jb and stove 6p
saS~ Bird sS Bacon day. yA
ss ss ha1y from ssn M tar for 18Th on
ak s.ssu.. srr 81 Sisr' ~ ~ A''' WIN
, sss susan sHra Crqw Ship HArbOr Ms. days. with
Brig 6 s Coo Coo sr sS S a hor, RovA
of d PS sS%s aSS PAINE os g.
IS s. @ " 81 50 Ion
roa c09%Ss bsipss DAVIS Oct M had
900 feet os lumber washed overheard BY aheavy
Brig Kelley: Haskell. Rondout for Boston -, ,,.
and rags e Fabrico Broa. a'' Issn''" o
a s s. 81 w sse via
NE gales Sept a. lat N Ion s. 80 spoke brig Cora from
schr Jones, LANCE Kits 81 days. with salt.
schr Annie Bell tof New Haven, Prndel Guaynia PR,
ksSssca Ann Reid e and from Halifax days with
6 s P:' &C. Windsor Ms
schr 81 James Han, Corpus cers Sept with wool and
sd 3: 70 s s % oes
& Gaze. say S%
Ellen, from Tampa Bay for New York, " days out dis
ysn,,s g.ys,ns ssysn ossrs.,Ou a.,.
s sssr G4i' frs Saa Nsx,on Nswssrn
sssr Jos W ysn ssSd so gsSu xtsh Virginia
ssSr WIT. ss cisa f sssS. xirs Ssn.
sssr Gas.a G 2cw cy w.sn; virginia virginia
ssSr ssin sssr' b nses v vsssni.
soSr ise Of Pines stseiman. virginia
schr = Sawyer soper virsin,,a s..,,
s.; $ss:s;i ssS;
schr Henry Finch BrammsI Georgetown.
S.: :ssis s Sss,s;sssyn
s sesr M5s. Hnder .Sn.s Smith Bsmo1s
scsr Sysn Myon' Bal ss W,iDe,o0 IA. for Boston
schr Price NioEsr:on, .Amboy for Boston.
s ssSr s Ks%sr a a.%SeF csl M.eh'A'
ssSr wn i M@iieT.,, Randall Portland.
ERE S.s.s z SiS S Ssy ssss"s
sssI Sf Ss. T Ssssssy iceland ICELAND
sehr olive Avery. wilson Rochand.
schr " BALDWIN 4; Long Clio, Gloucester
Sem sssr Ira .i Ia a1Sas cels%sn boston,
seSr i a' osldins s' Hamilton milton aar.sS.
Schr Angona Payne, Provincet0wn.
schr Carroll MahaTey. Mlddletown for Philadelphia
echr VIM 0illum. Scovle Middetown for Philadelphia
Schr Minnie Cobb, IngrAham Providence.
s ssSr F.s %gs Se~Dsr 81 for soston
RyruMro-Bark lido Kimball 0llesnie, hcnce Aug II
for Shanghai having SEPT lat ID Ion 70 30 encountered
from NE, which blew with great violence for
three days during which the vessel sprung aeak requiring
the attention Of the to the pumps which
could then just about keep her FREQ returned for examine
lena Martin, from Nova Scotia Tor Monevdso days os
/ Below.
Ship Clara Wheeler wilmarth from Liverpool Sept H.
Ship Z stetson, Hurlbut, from London sept Is.
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call Of the town trustees for the purpose Of organizing
night police force The subject was discussed by Ex-
Governor John A. King, James Rider. Alexander Hag-
=, - aud others Il resolved TO have . volunteer
wa,." patrol. committee appointed 10 enrol
the nam, o. those disposed to join the force
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1850

Upon tie bearish tone OF speculation on the London
stock Exchange the Daily Nes Of the sth inst thus re-
marRed:-
Money is becoming so abundant that II Is = serious
Question what is TO be done with It There is no ade
ouate demand in tho discount market to take OF the
supply and foreign investments honeessy out Of
favor that vent viii be found In that direction Look
inc down the official share list we become aware OF
phase in this melancholy year OF financial disaster
Day after day prices continue to decline the public seem
TO have but aimto part with the securities they
hold. matter no the loss involved by the saie
chiefly to liability to cais matter at how great
q sacrhce to veil everything indecrminatey; TO con-
vert all stocks and shares into cash. and 10 hoard unpro
dnctive balances At their bankers The wary specna-
tors Of the Stock Exchange well used TO feel the pubic
pulse gauge the tendency Of public fashion 10 these
matters lending themselves heartily to the down
ward movement and prices fall lower and lower stu
The business At the Sub Treasury in this city To-Day
was follows:-
Receipts ....-- $81s4,734 Customs.-s,.. $4IUUo0
Payments. -. 69s7, 500 Coin netes...... oOooOO
Balance $500. 100 49,, 566
The following is statemens Of the condition OF the
Bank of Montreal for tho month ending September 80
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Total -fTs 6gI0o yzOsIO4O4o $zuSVS4V
Among the various changes made In the customs
tariff of Canada during the last session Of the Provincial
Parliament duties laid upon tho articles specified
in the following table, when imported from the United
States The parallel columns show the amount Of duties
levied upon the articles from the United States
under the tariffs OF each Of the maritime provinces
The duty -four In Newfoundland is levied on import
ations from all partsl-
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JAMAICA INTELLIGENCE.

onoaniAnosov ANgn Pcucs Foncr. IA meeting Of
the citizens Of Jamaica l. l., was held al Rsmssn Hall,
IN thai town. on last Saturday evening pursuant 70
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Whsat optned firm at advance ic 3d. but eicsed
heavv with the improvement lost Ees IS ono buIles In
cinsns No. Chicago spring At s3Es 81 g Mfsnkse at
els a 81 IS for INFERIOR 81 % 2SOs .Ypng mixed
white Western and 81 GO for yellow wesssr. Store Oats
bushels, at 6oc Sc. for chicag0 xnd Milwau.
* h, I Kys wa. firm ard fsry rstys Sales Of
Malt was dull barley g &c higher. ander an active
mand. The sales 90 roo bushels 20 for
STATE ann 8 "a 81 IS for Canada We, There has been
gain q Canada Se past bs ,a sse
Joined figures show the OF breadsns there
the corresponding nerod In the tire preceding years
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PORT OF NEW yoak. OCTOBER %. 1855

Cleared.
Steamship North America Zimmerman. Rio Jaaero. 49,
Garrison Allen.
Steamship Miami, CLARK Boston-w Clyde.
steamahp Fairbanks. Hunter. Boston-W r Civde
Ship Edith, Child New orieans-N II Brigham.
Bark Hampton tBr), Atkinson, 81 John, NB-C @ Dun
can Co.
Brig Virginia. Wood. Sierra Leone wcA-Mnlcr q Housh-
ton.
Brig Valencia, Small, Barbados-Miiicr Houghton.
Brig Dolphin tBr), Dsvis, Hsrbor 0race-M r Greene
Currfe
schr Kate Wentworth Adams, CharestonBentiy, Smith
Co.
schr Hale, Coleman. Taunton.
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.-noPs were nrm with arising tendency. The sales
go mostly rican
eign at 400 n 56c.
COrrON-The market oppyned with Arrner tone
active Demand ana c Adat advance fully 1c H..
though with decided n frss animation, buyers In tho
afternoon operated glraon advance The salos
were 4 $50 bales; l,fs 4 ora bales We onote-
,n.sd Hl.r;do MnlsI N a
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The following Is q statement OF the CONDITION OF the
Bank of Montreal for tho month ending September 80
compared with Auruss last and September, 1866
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The clearings and balances for eac