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BREWERS RETURNS.
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The principal breweries in this district are those
belonging to the estates Of Robert Bilsb0rrow and
William B. Miles, deceased william Stengle, Joseph
Beck aud L. Burger. whose returns are recorded as
follows:-Bilsborrow, 400 h0gsheads and 1885 bar.
rels Miles, 1881 barrels; W. StenRe, IS barrels; L.
Burger, 70 barrels j. Beck 205 barrels. The tax on
these returns Is one dollar per barrel, not more
than thirty gallons.
MANUFACTURERS TAX ON QUARTERLY SALES.
BY special enactment In March, 1858, the rate OF
tax upon all manufactures with the exception OF
tobacco enuf, cigars distilled ana rectlfed spirits
and fermented liquors) was fixed at 50 per
ST. 900 Of sales IN excess Of $1,000 per annum-the
the only deduction allowed being 250 per quarter.
The annexed statements show the enormous differ
ence Of $4s, GIT In the tax assessed upon manufac
lures within the period stated
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While the total tax from this source for the year
1S6 reached the sum OF $l0lo6s, that for the past
yea, 1t Is surmised win not reach the above figures.
Ii impossible at this time to make fair estimate
OF he tax, the ocias do not assess 1t before the
cDning month Of March. In conjunction with this
sspJecf we append schedule OF the aggregate In.
c,me tax returned for collection from 1852 to 1867
lclusve only as stated on the annual lists - show
ng q large decrease each year when compared with
me previous years tax since 1664:--
income for 1852 annual list for $685.. 9o6995
tncometax for 1868 on annual list for 1884,. s1,126
Income tax for 1884 on annual list for 1885, 203521
lncoms tax Tor 1865 on annual list for 1861. 179
Income tax Tor 1865 on annual list for l801 l09 2S8
Income tax for 1867 on annual list for lS6S. 967l0
Income special war tax for 1S63 at per cent l0 sos
lnaccountDg for the small sum derived oflate years
Aon income we remark that besides the unsettled
STATE OF trade many deductions are allowed by the
Commissioner, and year after year many persons
remove from the district who have In prior years
pad large taxes on income.
SALES TAX.
Besides the returns Of sales quarter-yeArly by
manufacturers and wholesale dealers in excess OF
$4,000 per annum the law requires auctioneers to
pay onetenh OF per cent upon their gross sales;
commercial brokers, onetwentleth Of one per cent;
butchers In excess OF SIS 900 per annum, dollar
per xl,000 wholesale dealers In liquors. ten dollars
per 900 In excess Of SIS 900 per annum; dealera
~ manufactured tobacco manufacturers or cigars
ond dealers IN leaf tobacco, each two dollars per
81 900 in excess OF the amount privileged to sell
under their special tax as such. The following re-
turns have been taxed at the above prescribed
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BANKS AND INSURANCE COMPANIES.
ine monthly returns by state banks are subject 10
= y TAX 81 one twenty.fourth OF one per cent upon
tneir net capital and average deposits. Savings
a nnnks pay one.qusrter OF one per cent semLannu-
Of one person after deductIna the amount OF the
United states securities held by them. All banks
ana insurance companies are required 10 par nvc
surance companies are also required to pay tax OF
one ana naif per cent upon premiums received for
their respective companies only
From November, 1901, TO May I, 1893 the total tax
assessed on All dividends profits, deposits capital
premiums, special taxes on capital and net capital,
AIRY, 1, 1899, s35, y
from tbe Assessors' '.Bank and Insurance Re-
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U~x Observation-Disclosures Of SaIee-GEo0n
Receipts Of Theatres, steamboat and Ferry
Gamma observation-disclosures and Success
,,o.s Insurance Companies' Prcniums-
Rank Tnxes-scheduie of Assessments.
Tne returns OF the Fifth district enumerated
netow. contain the revenue exhibits OF many promi-
rent busuess houses, extensive manufactures wen
patronized hotels and wealthy residents who pay Q
iarre amount OF tax yearly to the district collector
those whose names appear to the public as 1sni'ai
a household words arc Messrs. TifianyS w., = y
Raughwout Co, Lord Taylor, JOHN n.oAeI
Bro.. G. @. Gunthers Sons, Brooks Bros.' mason
Bros, Mollers d Martens Singer mauu,Svuns r'.,.'s
Company, Brewster 4 Co.. AllSife 1nu Fui'on
Iron Works and the Judd binseeo on Soh'-
many or the first cAss nosois she'e
ora the Metropotan, Eare's westcaester, Continen-
tal Ravere ana Arson, whose pyoprletors, besides
making a return OF income, are required TO pay
anec,al taxes on tho hotel yearly rental at 30 per
e1oo. <,o ner annum on each lliard table kept for
noe. n Dealers tax for sars OF liquor; an eating
nance "a where meals are furnished to others than
quests; Q Dealers tax pr the SAFE OF topacco'
cigars, &C.
Unless otherwise specsed the tabular statements
herein published coverA period OF eight months to
January l, 1859.
IN order that an ida may be formed as to the ex.
tent OF business ps4ormed by and under the super
y,s,on Of the assesor from the hrst enactment OF
law relating TO ipernal revenue, in September. 1862,
10 the end Of tn past nscal year, we produce the
amount OF easements for each year within that
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BKcK-LRwfs.--On Thursday, January n, by the
Rev. Mr.. Tutte, OF ST. Luke's church. REUBEN BECK
TO Miss SARAH LEWIS, all Of this city.
LfvIHgsToS-CORRAz.-By the Rev Father Quinn,
JAMES VI. LIVINGSTON 10 FRANCES COnRAz, both OF
this city.
MArrnEws-zApRrsxry.--o wednesday. January
a. At the residence of the BRIDES father 6y the Rev
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY,

ONCE In the same town.
hope YOU viii s.push thlngsv on this line until
the peonle have what they have right to demand
cheap telegraph rates-a saving Of millions Of dol
lars every year to the taxpayers. thus rendering II
easier for them 70 pay their legitimate taxes.
b. PRlNQLE.
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MANAfANiOttbilS w AubACto AND rfUFfs
For these manufacturers the same regulations and
requirements are applied as In the case OF cigar
manufacturers. At the last session OF Congress the
specific tax rates reduced from 30 cents TO 81
cents per pound on snun and chewing and smoking
tobacco, exclusive OF stems, but subjected the to.
bacco manufacturers TO O tax OF 81 per 81 900, on
the pena sum or bond IN excess OF 5000
Prom July 90 1858, ~ December I, 1868, the fol.
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Total. al..........s22s, 54s

Total. ......ns. .e229, ,543
A reduction was also made In the rate on dis
TILED spirits from SO per gallon to 80 cents per
gallon which rate is now enforced. The sugar re.
nneries In this district known as Breck's, Moler
Martens, the Pacific and New York Companys,
prior to the act OF March, 1885, were assessed two
per cent on the gross sales OF sugar, but since
then they have paid 81 per $1,000 IN excess OF
5000 sales per annum. For the nine months
ending March 81 1885, the aggregate tax on sales OF
this indispensable commodity was Sill 661, while at
the end OF the subsequent nine months 1t amounted
TO So ss4 which shows concusively that the inter-
nal revenue taxes have been greatly reduced, espe.
cially on one manufacture for consumption.
TAX PAID sTAMPs.
Provision has been made In the act OF Juy TO- 1885,
for the payment Of taxes on few specified manu-.
factures by Of stamps, so that the tax s not
entered on the assessment lists, which omission
partly accounts for the difference arising between
the amount Of the lists within the past eight months
and that assessed for the corresponding period last
era. rectiiers Wholesale dealers In liquor com.
FOUNDERS OF liquors and cigar, snun and tobacco
manufacturers.
Before their products can be removed from their
premises for consumption. use or sale the proper
stamp must be afxed to the package; otherwise the
goods are liable to seizure.
By the Introduction OF these stamps the cigar,
snuiY and tobacco manufacturers especially are now
deprived OF the privilege OF Withholding the tax
from the collector for period OF TWO months or
more after erecting sale OF their products.
SCHEDULE or TAXES ASSESSED FROM MAY ]. 1868,
TO JANUARY !, 1859.
nf.. sErsf
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y Herman auction sales. $3S 0S2
Isaac a nieneT eo fSe saetsYS8 fsa
varian Co., butchers sales ....,,......... 1000
w. Hatzfeld, butchers sales ..,......"., 1900
r. Lawrence, butchers sales. ............ 10000
Jantzen & Bro. butchers sales... $1,000
W. Lalor butchers sales 72000
Freoerok Hook, butchers sales............a 5000
c. L. W0oley butchers sales... .......... 600
j. 8. Weinberger, commercial brokers sales, 40041
8. Herman, commercial brokers' saies. 40,22s
Leopold Wen, commercial brokers' sales.... A. 224
B. w. Plumb, commercial brokers' sales. 1850
r. J. Nash, commercial brokers sales.....,.. 5693
Unger Walter, commercial brokers' sales. ~, 45l
8. Herman, liquor Dealers sales. ......... $4,000
II, Webster Co., liquor Dealers sales. u. .l0I, 900
u. ID. Felter, liquor Dealers sales. 1900
Ephram Howe liquor dealers sales 62, 600
Albro Bros. Grand st liquor dealers sales. 1000
i. s. Hayward Co., liquor dealers sales.... 10000
8. Leland CO., liquor dealers sales ..,.... 5000
J. Faussig Co., liquor dealers sales 5000
Arnold Blum, Jr, liquor dealers sales. 11,00o
Albro a Bros. (Bowery), liquor dealers sales. 1000
Jos. Gaynor. liquor dealers ssales.......... 1000
Jacob Freud, dealer In MANI tobacco, sales. $4,000
w. r. Earle Son, dealers In mf tobacco, sales 1000
CIGAR MANUFACTURERS.
The provisions OF the present act relative to
this class OF manufacturers are OF an exceedingly
strict nature requiring then IN addition 70 the ing
Of bonds security for the tax, to provide them
1abes, and the payment OF the tax by means OF
stamps furnished by the United States collector OF
the district IN which the party's factory located
before the removal OF his products therefrom. II IL
found upon observation Of the record kept with these
manufacturers that their sales at the present Of
tax fs5 per 1000 cigars Is considerably less than
when the tax Was assessed at $40 per 1,000 During
nrevafence OF the latter rate there less
ness and fewer regulations made by the Department
or Internal Revenue. In addition the specific tax
an ad valorem duty Of 81 per 200 IN excess OF
5000 OF sales is also levied.
nj A. Hr4a
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zabriskte to ALBHRr =. MATHEWS. al cf Bloonap
field. N J.
brides naronts bv tSe Rev DR.. q. Abssl. xIrxAnnHn
II. MYERS, Of New York, to JULIA f., only daughter
OF N. 8. Joralemon, ESQ.,. or Newark ". J. No cards.
Boston papers please copy.
RMeRHoRN-GANDY.-On Tuesday, January
o. WILLIAM B. SCHERAERH0RN TO MARIE g., dRuGh-
ter OF Sheppard Candy, all OF this city.
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LBGACIRs AND sUccEssTONs

LE6ACIES AND BUCCESSIONS.
Acting under the suggestions OF several revenue
officials In this city the Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue has conferred authority upon Messrs. Iiv-
ingst0n & Camp to ascertain from the Surrogate's
records the names OF the snestate or grantor, and
the location Of the property ind personal effects left
estates make return OF the and forward them
to the proper assessor for assessment OF the tax.
they have secured to the government q large sum
from this source OF taxation. The last statement Of
this character. published in the HERALD OF Nov IL,
Among otler returns rendered since that publica-
tion. and recorded IN book adopted for this pur-
pose by the denarfanent are those Of
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Representations they are onlieed 70 pay special
Of their gross receipts which are taxable at two
per cent The theatres. &C.. IN this districs nave
within couple Of years dwtndled down q IouI-
Niblo'H has always ranked as No. IN the payment
OF the largest taxes. the Theatre Comiquc At this
returns OF gross receipts to the present month are ~
fO.Iows:--
Nlblo's theatre e..................... $212 SIT
Lipeards mimic concerts rts................... 1900
xnStOr'e opera House. ol, 702
Jarrett Pamers travelling company....... 3,l00
Theatre Comique. 1904
New Yorker Stadt theatre o. 0S2
The tax derived on the above was $S.4H ~ white
for the corresponding period prior to Nay last It
was $1l,05o.
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TIC IdIItT NU7rtI UcH IITFNtIXn VtI Itut IafBcli
although rated smaller IN England.
The Cambria, by the Thames measurement, ~ ac-
knowledRed to be ss tons. II We take the length as
given eighty feet and twenty feet eight Inches
breadth, and cast the tonnage by the Thames rules,
II viii be that the prodnct s less than 53 tons,
which shows clearly that the eighty feet IL not
after dcductlng the breadth. To obtain vessel of
lss tons Thames measurement, the breadth being
at deck OF 10s feet Then the Cambria II 100 feet
IN length and twenty feet eight inches BEAM she IL
not less than twelve feet hold, which would make
her 255 TONS New York Yacht Club rules the
Dauntless being 2s2 TONS is Consequently, but ten
per cent larger, and within Mr. Asnoury's propo-
sition.
The Phantom. being iss tons, Il consequently sew
enty-ciglt per cent smaller than the Cambria in-
stead OF about her size, a. has been stated.
The Feetwing, being 200 tons, is thirteen per cent
smaller. instead OF larger has been stated. 1hese
deductions are according 10 the New York Yacht
Club rnes Of measurement for tons size, and have
nothing 70 do with its rules for allowance OF time
=. II, VAN DEUSEN.
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FERRIS, STEAMBOATS,. LOTTERIES AND EXPRESS
COMPANIES.
The gross receipts rendered monthly for taxation
under the various heads as above given far be.
low he amount returned for the eight months prior
20 Nay iasf. The rates now enforced are two and a
haf per cent on ferries and steamboats, i've per cent
on lotteries and three per cent on express conpa-
MES. The returns for the past eight months are:-
New York and BROOKLYN Ferry Company. sac 0J9
Navy Yard Ferry Company for May onlyl.... 2,650
korwalk Steamboat Company. ................ 1910
Mclntre Co., Lottery Managers. ............ aga0
3. A Flanagan Co.'s Express. se4
LnaNes Iruemans Express. i85
Chares A. SkeIly, Express. 800
Prq TO May, ls6s, the numerous policy shops
were licensed in the interest OF the manag OF the
Wood. Eddy Co., lottery, but since that date the
Tor the most OF these policy shops" From an ABB
etract OF Me last yearly list and those subsequently,
returned p the assessor, 10 found that the aggre
gate speciu tax charged against these shops" TO
january ], nst, amounts TO 1920, which, with the
sax on the eoss receipts returned Dy the managers,
makes the teal tax t7,4f7.
x. DsTfLLERs AND RKCrfF1ERs.
Dlstnlers ar required to pay special tax OF $500,
wmcn entities hem 10 distl 100 barrels Of spirits;
pus upon the excess OF this quantity they are as
sesseu ~ per barrel, and per diem tax upon the
capacity OF their s,ills &C.
hee.lners are required 10 pay o special tax Of $500
h"r NV more lnan 200 barrels Of spirits rectined by
em,, ana my cents per barrel IN excess of this
we're returned by
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the funeral, from his late residence 90 Frankfort
street, this tIhursdayl afternoon. at one O'Clock.
MYERs.-At 100 West Tenth street, SYDNEY EAST
MORE, infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. M. Myers Sr.
MoRRIs.-On Tuesday, January 20. LAwREyCn
NORRIS, . native OF Kings county. Ireland aged ~
the relatives and friends OF the family are respecs
fully invited 10 attend the funeral, from his latq
residence at New Rochelle, on Friday Afternoon, a.
two O'Clock.
ONLY cn q
Bit In the I'd year Of his age
Funeral services at Zion church. Madison Avenue
two O'Clock. rho relatives and friends Of the family
are invited to attend without further notice.
PHILIIPs.-On Tuesday January 20. STxPHEN
PHILLIPS, IN the list year OF his age
The funeral win take place from HIS late residence
80 East srss this M are
Providence Or: ~ papers please COPY. ,r.,
THOMrsON--At Newt0wn. L. j.. on Wednesdaye
January 27 after short and severe Illness R0BEBf
THOMPSON, In the seth year Of his age.
fully invited to attend the funeral from his late rest.
dence Newtown, L. l.. on Friday afternoon, ct ono
TRANKLE.-At Jersey City, on Tuesday, January
20, at nnc O'Clock, RUDOLPH TRASKLE, aged %
Funeral services At the house, No. i4o York street.
Jersey City, this Thursday at twelve O'Clock noon.
Hackensack papers please copy
ToDD.-0n Tuesday morning, January 90 aftere
lingering illness, MARY A.. vile OF george w. iouus
Relatives ana friends are invited to attend tns
ltOlH lhtc Tt5lucHCc, 900 W cbt
second street. on Friday afternoon. at one 'clocks
wApE.-on Tuesday, January 20, ANN wADE'in
the 26th year Of her age. -.
The relatives ana friends OF the family are invited
to attend the funeral from the RESIDENCE Of hey
brother John Wade So Crosby street, this thursdayb
afternoon, at one o'clock
wALBRIpgR. Suddenly, on Wednesday, January
81 Hon. HENRY =. wALBRIDoE, late Of Ithaca n T.
Notice OF funeral hereafter. - -
wssr.--suddenly on saturday, January ~ g
membranous Group, as the residence OF her granuf
mother, Newark. n j., FL0nEScE JOsEPmINE onsx
child Of smith v. ~ and Frances Louisa WssS 49,
l rear, Q months and ~ days.
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SPAIN.

NEW YORK, October ia special hv
the French cable 70 the Herald. dated
Madrid, the llth inst, says that a consid-
erabie number of government troops was
prepared fof and about to attack the posi-
ton o1the Republicans at Nalentia that
morning Yesterday active hostilities were
suspended during the space of two hours
50 az 70 allow time for the recovery of the
9eaH anu wounded on both sides. The m
habitants in the vicinity Of Valantia have
risen and destroyed alt the railroads for
seven leagues. So the government receives
news from that portion of the country bv
sea only hUring the recent battle at Sar-
ragossa there We're two hundred and fiffv
men killed and wounded. Quite o numbers
OF tamiiies from the south or Spain have
sought refuge in Tangler.
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PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION
Defeat Of Packer, Democratic Candidate
for GOVeruOr

PHILADELPHIA, October 1.-The table
of fmajorities published in the Press shows
oieary majority Of 3, ,420. The table
prepared by the State Central Committee
figures up a majority of 41G4 for Geary.
The Age says that the contest is close.
and few hundred votes may settle the
matter.
During the session Of the Election Re
turn Judges this morning a warrant Of
injunction was attempted TO be served by
a sheriff7s officer to prevent the counting
ofthe votes. The officer was resisted. his
official position not being announced, and
he was elected from the room.
He had obtained admittance under the
pretence of being q Return Judge. He
soon came back with a posse, followed by
a mob, broke open the doors, served the
warrant, and then ordered the arrest OF
several persons in the room, whom be
charged with resisting him.
Our reporter of the Associated Press.
Mr.. Corbett, was dragged from the Presi-
dents desk, where he had been a quiet
witness of the affair, and beaten In a
shocking nanneI by the police and locked
up. He was released in a few minutes
and demanded q hearing, which WAS re-
fused, there being no one to make the
;harge.
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THE IOWA ELECTION.

CHICAGO, October ia Desmoines
dispatch says the election returns come
in slowly, but enough has been received
to show that the vote OF the State is very
light, and that the Republican majority
will be between 5000 and $4,000. The
Legislature will be almost entirely Re-
publican. The following are the reported
majorities in the counties named: Louisa,
900; Washington, 200; KeOkuk, 800;
Scott 1905 DemOines, 500; Jones, 500;
Lynn. $50; Winnesbeck, 500; Polk, 500;
Jasper, 1000; Henry, 500; Van Buren,
500; Clinton, 1000.
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WASHINGTON GOSSIP.

wAsH1xGTox' October IA telegram
received at thy War Department this
morning, announces that Admiral Farra-
gQt il still ia a very precarious cOndi-
lion, though soqfe hopes are entertained
Of his recovery,
Assistant Secretary Richardson, of the
Treasury Department was in attendance
at his office to-day, but intends pressing
his resignation, as he desires to rellnquish
that office Immediately.
The machinists in the Bureau of print
ing and engraving, having entered suit
ilI the District Supreme Court for the 20
per cent. withheld fran their wages, a
subpoena was yesterday served on Bout
well by Deputy Marshal Phillips, to ap-
pear before that Court and show cause
why it should not be paid.
Secretary Belknap is is expected to en-
ter upon his duties in two weeks.
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at once TO pay on his mortgage. The re-
suit Of the movement then and there in
auEurated is well known. Not only was
a sufficient sum raised to pay Off Corbin's
mortgage, TINS making his sale virtually
a cash transaction. but the testimonial
swelled TO one hundred thousand dollars,
with the balance OF which Gen. Grant
furnished his house, paid OF some inenm-
brance on his St. Louis property, and had
a handsome sum left, which he invested
in Government bonds"
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TELEGRAPHlc Markets.
NEW YORK


NEW YORK, October I4-Cotton 1rrn-zaIes
dZg oales plands A5<. Flour superb ne.
- 5Oa2 %. Whisky Grm-Western 81 2laI l2Is'
Wheat-Am Der Tenn 81 SOaI s5 Corn qSasI fs
hice 9a914. Coffee frm-Rio lSs<aI7I< gald
sugar barely steady-CGba ilaI2l[ Mnse1va-
do MOlRsSes 52a5S.
Dry GOods-Phe market IL rather quiet and
pressed Amoskeag A "A bleached musIins
fed4oeal nom l8t4 10 10; Hope do rom I5iS 10
"a Elackstone II II from ljlS to IS; Atlantic
brown drills from III to L Ilreuf Fails fo
rom ia 10 Il; Pepperell do from ITiz 10 -
Mnslins are selling at 10 for "A and aiIs Tor ~
wldthi while regular brands command Gnfl,
Amoskeag Satins E5zalS.
Money-Market easy at 5a7 on cali Dfs-
counts are Gail al lOal5 per cent. Sterling dull
Sa,5fts, colo uulI, II opened at i3Ois and closed
at lj9tsal5b'4, The carrying rates were las per
cent Governments were dull but closed
steady Stale bonds dull and heay-v-oId Ten
heSsees 6J'z; new DO. 5ytt.
The Government sold 81. COO 90 OF goI,l to-day
al lJOal:0 2l-iO0.
The Gold Exchange to-day voted 20 estab-
lish Clearing House within the exchange.
Ihat plan having heen adopted by vote OF
6l TO Al.
T., The steamer Maine took s4,O00OO0 of specie,
The Sub-TreHsury balance Is sq2 G0g lQg
CINCINNATI.
CTNCrSNATI, October il.-FaInily Flour s6 5la
y5 Red Wheat, 81 05al 10; Corn SsaeOc; Oats
41aagc, Cotton dull. sc; Whiskey 81 Is. Mess
Pork SSl %; Lard II Bulk Meats quiet, but
hrm-BacOn shoulders held al Ids6alTc. sides
lIsc; Butter 50ca35c; sugar 49, a.s.: coffee glr
S[sc. Tobacco-sales l55 hhds at 81 Ola3g 0a
NEW ORLEANS,
NEW ORLEANS, October H.-Cotton firm
sales 900 hales - 1; receipts 305l; exports to
IiVern2ot l+sl Flour-superfine s. 60sl5 IS; Xxx
- -; AAA 50 l2l< Corn frm white 81 lOal -
HAY scarce, So O0 Oats 63a6A Bran S. ~
fork 81 35a3i 70. Bacon Go5rce and hiqher-
shoulders l81sals34; sides 9I5sa2l4.; hams g5a
d. Lard Na2l1a. SosaE 1gal4l. MOIasses
reboiled, 5Z1ssiis Whisky 81 32Ls, Coffee ouiet
anu unehangest. Freights lmpr0ving-to LIN
al p9ot ll-t5; 10 Havre lsE; to New YORK II
Soid l2Sss, sterling 401i New York sight bills
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, October lt.-FlOur.-~ snrine az.
trfh a C5ai y Wheat 81 u. Torn .sgiZ oars.
ss.s. Rye IL Hlghwinsa 81 Ia. Cuba sugar I5is
ala. PORK so s1;,9s e,k Lard l7Js Bulk meats
s5honldeTf ,5lf lrtai45si sides lZal7{; hams L.
FOREIGN.
LONDON, October A--EveninR Consols
Ior money, SSi9; account S31za9JsS American
securities easier-5-20 bonds OF 1855 ~: do. OF
o. 81 do. Of 1872 S4I lO-fOs 76ls. stocks steady
Erie ~; Illinois Central -; Atlantic and
Great Western ..
Paris, Octoher l-HOurse steady. Rentes
FI.ASKFoRr, October rIl.-UnIted states bonds
nrm at S7ss Sssf.
LIVERPOOL. October H. - -Cotton-FendinR
downwards, Mid ling Uplands, l2lsd; Or
leans l2tsd; sales 500 California white wheat
l0sit. He'd Western i's 6daSsJ Il. Western -four
- ID, CGgn rs. Oats 80 I'd. Peas iis I'd.