The New York Herald Newspaper, December 4, 1852, Page 3

MONEY MARKET. Faipar, Dro. 8=6 P. M. ‘There was a large business transacted a: the stock ex- ehange this morning, but prices were not so buoyant, and at the close the market was rather heavy. At the first board, Morris Canal deolined +; per cent; Lomg Island, 3; Mudson River Railroad %; Nicaragua Trawsit, 1%<° ‘Canton Company advanced 434 per cent; Parker Vein Company, %; Edgeworth, 34; Dauphim Company, %; * New Haven Railroad, %; Panama Railroad seript, 1s; ‘Norwich and Worcester, 1{. At the second board, Canton Company and the Parker Coal Company were the most buoyant stocks om thelist. The former advanced 1}; per cent, and the latter 24¢ per cent, with moderate sales of each, Cumberland Coal Compsny went up % por cent; ‘New Jersey Zino, 34; Harlem, 3{; Norwich and Worcester, 34; Bele Railroad, {. The sales at the afternoon board ‘ _ nexed:— f ‘were not. large, and there was mot such an active dispo- pition to buy as we have observed during the past day or two. There was more inquiry for money to-dsy, and rates have been slightly advaneed. Itis about time for ‘the Comptrolicr tomake another call for returns from “the banks of this State, and several of the city institu. tions are putting their affairs in order. In September, ‘the Comptroller called for reports, to be made up to a dey “pbout three weeks back, instead of shead,as had been the rule, and the banks fear they may be caught so again. The money market may bea little stringent until the fficial call is made. ty ‘The receipts at the office of the Aseistant Treasurer of this port to. day amounted to $380,008 50; paymenis $501,- 966 95—balance $5,202,688 18. ‘The earnings of the Hudson River Railroad Company, during the month of November, amounted to $88 698 85. The receipts of the Erie Railroad Company for the month of November amounted to $348.162 17, against $290,420 40 for the same month in 1861—showing an in Grease of $48,741 77. ‘We have no change {to report in foreign exchanges ‘The demand thus far bas been only moderate for remit- tance by the steamship Hermann, We quote bills on London at 10 a 1034 per cent premium; on Paris 5f.13% | @ &f. 1234 ; Amsterdam 41% @ 4144 ; Bremen 79% @ 80 ; Hamburg 36% 0 36%. ‘The Citizens Insurance Company has declared » semi- “annual dividend of eight per cent. The Commercial Fire Insurance Company eight per cent. The importations into this port to day, December 34, have beem as follows:— minal, Syerdedn ticks, draga 30 bage aa cope, icon 2807 bays railroed: hides 4488 hides; ivory. 52 teeth; nuts, 4,316 bushels, 40 casks; wine, 6 pipes, 2.049 baskets;” wood. 227 Logs, ‘272 orotches, 182 pieces satin wood. At a meeting the direction of the Phoenix Coal Com- pany, William 8. Wetmore, Eeq., presiding, Francis Rider was unanimously elected President, on the resig- mation of T. Waters. This change has been for somo- time loeked for, with the hove that, ina change of officers, the company would adopt a much more vigorous system of policy; and, in doing s0, it is fairly anticipated that a full developement will be be made of the immense riches et the company. Mr. Rider proceeds to Western- port immediately, with the unlimited authority of the @hectors, having their entire confidence, for the purpose ~ef making arrangements for opening the company’s large mine of fourteen feet of very rich and superior coal If the Phoonix had heretofore pursued this energetic course, their stock instead of being the lowest. would now range among the highest. A company, with 22000 acres of valuable mineral land, located on both sides of the Po- tomac river, and with but a nominal findebtedness, pre- sents am anomaly of extracrdinary occurrence Their de- ‘velopements, however, being now in progress. as we be- Meve, they will have, co we wish them, a rich harvest of @uccess. A better and greater supply of Camberland coal is much desired, especially such as will be found free ote Virwoes and Canada Railroad company have de- elared a dividend of four per cent. ‘The State Treasurer of Alabama has published his re- port for the fiscal year ending the Ist instant. Accord- ing to this, the receipts of the treasury were $743.557 74, andthe expenditures $665,215 08. The Controller's ro- Pert, to the same date, makes the balance in the State ‘Treasury, on the Ist inst., $758 113 82. ‘The present estimated length of the North Missouri ‘Railroad is 250 miles; total cort $4500,000. The Pacific Ralirvad to Kesar ie ot down at 280 milan; highest estl- | mate, $6,560,000, of which $1,500,000 has been sub- weribed. The Southwest Missouri road—abou: 300 miles ir estimated to cost $6,600,000; the Iron Mountain road about 70 mites—1,750,000 The amoynt of tolls collected on the canals of this | State, inench week of the past seven years, amd up to | the 14th of November in each year, has been as an | New Yonx State Carars—Touis Couuecren. Second weekin Nov, Total to Nov. 14 $2 635 139 3513 953 8 005.208 8 042 308 3.023.956 8 171.838, 2.945 261 Decrease from 1851 to PR 7. Docrease for the 2d week in Nov., 1851. Total dectease............ We camot calculate on more than two weeks more of canal navigatiom, and the deficievoy for the year will not vary much from the above aggregate. | ‘The foliowing is a comparative statement of the re- | ecipts at the Custom House, Philadephia, for the | ee November, and the total to date in 1851 avd | Commence or awe Naot on sits Duties received in Nov.... $171,041 25 $206.052 30 Duties received months. . S361.041 65 — 8,425,695 95 | Yotal... +++ $3,532.082 90 8.631 748 25 Aggregate, 18: 8.632 982 90 | sees $93,705 35 > To give this increase in customs, there must have been ‘am increase of nearly half a million of dollars in the valus of merchendise imported. ‘The atinexed statement will show the receipts at the Office of the Collector of the Columbia Railroad, tn Philadeiphia, for the month of November, and the total , for the fiscal year ending 30th ult., compared with last * year’s receipts :— PHitapeueais ax Covummia Ratiroan. Amount a» per last report... eecceseees $403,793 77 Amount month ending November. 30, 1862,, 37 318 22 Whole emount since November 80, 1851...., $441 111 99 Bame time lost yoor.s.....cccceceveeesccces 902764 G4 Increase. (about 1214 per cent)........... $48 947 35 ‘This increase is in the face of a great reduetion in the tariff of charges. The einsxed statement exhibits the quantity and value of foreign dry gcods entered at this port for oon- sumption for warehousing, and the withdrawals from ‘warehouse. during the week ending December 2d, 1852. Movements in Foaricn Dry Quops Entered for Consumptian. MANUFACIORER OF WooL. MANUFACTURES OF COTTON, P) e kgs. Valu ‘Wootiens + 120 $56 222 Cottons ..... Cloths... + 93 “48,374 Colored do. Caseimeros 4 1815 Gioghams ... Worsteds * he 23,164 wer Stuff goods... Cotton & wor, 9 tings . 1 1026 2008 1s 7180 OL $L74 472 18.828 ManuractURns or FLAX 1,142 Linens . . 816 $142 859 — —— Do. & cotton, 63 14808 ‘Total ...... 806 $289085 Laces. 3 2876 MANUFACTURES OF MILK, Handkerchiefs 4 1595 + 101 $86,795 Thread .... 84 10 08 a7 6 i4 a 2 1a 40 oe 1 i H 7 a Braids & bigs. 21 4 Tae frgs. 7 Leather gloves 7 1.487 ‘ Red do....... 1 6 1 Grass cloth... 10 988 u Matting... 4 Total ...... 180 $37,802 “398 $200,380 Withdrawn from Warehouse MANUFACTURES OF SILK MANUFACTURES OF COTTON, 9 $1123 4 1550 4 462 olT $8 436 PTHIRES OF PLAX +. OL $0775 06 $10 7397 MANUFACTURES OF WOeL, Ww 10 $5.64 5 2838 Total MANUFACTURES OF FLAX. MANUFACTURES OF SILK Linens. 44 $5,653 Ribbons... 7 144 Do & Cot 3 65 Laces.. 1 618 Manufact’rsof 1 359 Ptushes, 3 1,248 - P. & cotton. 1 Total ...... Gimpe&fringes 3 1,210 MISCELLANKOUS. Hoe......... 1 Straw goods.. 16 $5907 Total Embroideries. 10 11,183 Total 26.44.25 $17,000 Recarirytation. Entered for ——-1851.-——, ——1852--— Pkgs. Value. Pkgs. | Falue. Manutactures of wool at $102,207 806 96347 901 = 172.472 69,036 = 303 209 880 90016 934 174,108 £0,046 180 87.892 Total............ 1,629 $288 451 3254 = $832,931 Withdrawn from Warehouse gn ypnrepd of wool.. by 919838 = 42 $11,386 ° 28382 «17 3,486 27.316 «12 6 760 2,021 69 3 16,944 46 855 Total......sceeeee 495 $68,051 186 Entered for Warehouse. Manufactures of woal.. po oe 762 ate 19 126 22.07 = 48 Miscellaneous. 8 16,710 “4 Total......sce+ee+01 185” $204'746 ry $79,946 ‘1861. 1862. Total value put on the market first week in December. $457,402 $872,104 216,430 67,122,463 Total each year.............+ $57,673 832 $57,994 567 ‘The amount of business tran:acted im dry goods during the past six days, has not been very large. ‘he termi- nation of the active autumnal demand and the yet scarcely inchoate spring inquiry have occasioned this. Yet prices of all productions, especially woollens and do- mestic cottons, remain very firm and display a rising te- nor. Stocks are not excessive, and are not pressed upon the market. Imports are still rather moderate, but will shortly augment. Very few of the goods recently received have been exhibited for sale thus far, holders preferring to await the revival of activity in the trade, to the supplying of orders for ceasonable fabrics at the rates current the last three months. They prefer to act thus—because they are im hopes that the appreciation of raw materials and the increasing scarcity and remuneration of labor in Eu- rope, will then enable them to procure higher prices. Several buyers from impcrlers entertain similar views and evince an eagerness to secure stccks of staple and fash- fonable articles before the spring trade is thoroughly eom- meneed. There is @ tolerably fair enquiry for brown sheetings and shirtings at slightly improved quotations, ‘They are in limited stoex. A comparative scarcity of bleached sheetings and shirtings exists. These goods have been in active request and have favored owners. Desira ble styles of canton flannels are rare and much needed by dealers. Denims have been more extensively dealt inand are now very firm at 9c. for fashionable makes. The de- d for le Keep up with the production, and conse ited from aceumulating. Toey 8<c. for bleached, and 9\4e for biues. A very brisk business has been done in ginghams, Manchester brings 10c and Lancaster 10340. Lisnys are im light supply and good request, at 18 a 190. Jeans have been actively sought after st full prices. But for the anxiety of owners to dispose of their stocks. an improve. ment in value would doubtless occur, A fair inquiry prevails for osnaburgs at advancing rates. Printing cloths are in poor supply and brisk demand at the recont rise. The fall stocks of prints are being rapidly eleared out at remunerative figures. Some spring styles have appeared. and are held at an advance, which it is gene rally supposed, will be established as soon as the require. Renthy of jobbers providing for the ensuing season’s busi- ness, become more urgent A}l favorite makes of stripes are saleable and firm Light Amoskeag are quoted at 93g ; Hamilton. at 10140 ; and New Jersey Mills. at 12c. ‘The stock of ticks is reduced, and the assortment is not very complete. Holders of seasonable kinds obtain their own prices. The purchases of tweed are not large at the quotatiozs ot last week The deficient sup- ply and increased value of wool, impart gr and buoyancy to woollen manufsctures, Theamount now here ia moderate, and is eagerly taken by dealers at cur- rent prices. That which is to come forward the next two er three months, itis believed will not be very extentive. and foe peony fetch much higher rates. The first sost of the materi will not justity manufacturers to work their pate upon goods destined for the ensuing season, at the rices which have ruled here during the fall months. must procure more money for their productions, in order to render their business lucrative. Unless this is secured by them, they will have to work at a loss or sus. pend operations. There is a scarcity of the Sut eon sorts of blankets, which command full and rising Pisin and fancy eassimeres are in steady deman Pend seem firm; spring etyles are commencing toarrive. They ff gerd ‘well both as regards quality and sale. Little has n done in cloths—they muintain their price and liabje to an improvement during the next three months, Owing to the poor steck and good demand. an upward Prcciivity isapparent in flann they are readily bought at firm rates. The local and near-by trade are sti deal- ing im fashionable, light colored mous de laines to some extent. at unchanged figures Low kinds of eatinets are and more stiffly held. er descriptions are in- je but unaltered, There is a fair enquiry for choice is, and they are not abundant Foreign commodi- are temporarily inanimate The fall reason has closed, and the succeeding one is yet inembryo. Some dercripticns of Britizh blankets and cloths are in moder- ate reques' at full prices, Other fabrics are quiet, but firm The jobbers alone are buying. and even these very sparingly. Clothiers are yet limited operators. Shippers are domg @ little in goods suitable to Califorma The most fashionable, with some of the staple continental productions are still sought after and are steady French Gres goods find moderate buyers and bring uniform rates. German cloths are not active. but they sustain their value. The preparations making for the spring season by ail parties, are very extensive, Importers and whole- tale dealers having disposed of nearly all their fall sup- plies, aie now engaged in arrangiog their books and as. certaing their year's profits. The amount of these they | jealously conceal, but generally confess them to be largat | than usual. The importations of spring goods are very ample, but they are still withheld from exuibition. To- ds the end of the year they will be nearly all on sale, en it is anticipated business will besome very biisk and prices more strongly tend uj . $4000 TS 6 ‘5000 Obio 300 Ken 5's, pay. 1000 L Island Ke bas. 10:0 Reading bda ‘70 14000 Krie let mtg be 1000 & RK conv 140 BRR conv bes 2000 Hud let mtg bd 1000 Hud #R new b 2000.N Ind RR bds 1h 00 Dpu&Sus7 9 ct ‘Mths Phoenix Ban 26 De) & Hud Canal, 2% Mech Beg Acs'n. 65 NA Trui Previously since Janusty first do 150 Dauphin Goal Go, 26 rarker Coal Co 200 do 5 Roch & Syr nit. 00 ge RR SEBO! $51000 E RR con bas ‘62, AH 1000 Erie Ist Mtg bde 1000 Mich So RK bda me Morris Cansl it 35 1h 375 Canton C 10, 2 do, Wo do. CITY TRADE R@PORT. Frivar. Dec 86 P. M. Astira— Varied little, Sales were made of 50 bbls; pots al $4 62); and pearls at $5 76 per 100 Ibs, Brewwax.— Yellow was in some request at £710. per 1b. oath. Baranesturra.—Kour diay improved prices. The Euro had « favorable ef. tect upon the market The day's operations reached 20.800 bbls; sour and superfine No, 2 at 84 66 a $4814; ordinary to choice Rtate at $6064 a $5 3114; soperfine Canscian. in bond. $5 18% a $5 2b; mixed to d greater animation at fancy, Western at $5 185 @ $6 433¢; and exmmon to good Southern at $6 4966244 per bbl. Jersey mont ro. tailed at $2 814; per bbl Wheat was doing better. The tranractions comprised 14.060 bushels white Western part $1 20; 4.000 do. State, at $116; and 16.000 do. Ua nadiam. at $1114 0 #115. About 1.000 bushels ryo were obtained at 92a 03¢ Barley and onts remained as last rated Corm wasless abundant. and more in de- mand, at improved rates. The sales amounted to 24000 burhels; new Southern white and yellow at 70a 740,; ted do. at 75 @ 78c,; and Western mixed ws 78 a 80c Corron —The Eurey accounts have had no perce ott ble effect om the market, which remains dail. bus without & pretsing desiro to realize being shown by holders Corree.—We beard that 200 bags Laguayra brought oie per lb. Merket unaltered nr 1oHTs were again firmer to day, wit! 1 of about 14000 bushels of wheat, ws 10 1 % foulk. wal abont 1000 barrels of flour at 3s, which was refased for more, and 4s asked, 1.000 batrels of rosin wers tak at Sr. 4d hy a transient voesot. and 300 bales of cotton at 3d To London. 260 tieroes of beef were engaged at Ts; 1,000 barrels of flour were engaged by 8 Srandlent ip ny Be, Gd., amd 1,000 barrels ‘BaTAl stores at 4s. BEE. ot Stance hse 9 7, 60 @ 100 barrels ashes were engaged per was ne change of moment to notice in rates to other 5 Fine Cractras —No sales ; Canton, 40 packs, were held at $1 5 per box. Fist —Stocks continued light; cod commanded 1 112 lbs. ; No. 2 mackerel at $9 37}; a9 60, and jo. ldo. at $11 26 per barrel. There have been sales made of 1,000 barrels at $4 and 2.500 for NO. 1, aud 4c" for sealed "a business were 1,000 box- es layer raisins at $3 25; 856 ne ut $2 76 $2 80: und 580 half boxes do at $1 60, Pas Sponge quiet, and was quoted at $1 258 $150 per 100 Hors.—Since our it, 46 bales new have been disposed of at 2244 = 2he per prcpiglek to Leak 150 toms Bootch pig bought at $31 per tom, 6 months’ credit. Lxap.—A sale of 50 tons Spanish lead was effected at $4 40 per 1001s, cash. Limz.—None arrived. Parcels of common Rooklank, yet to bereceived, were beld at $1 16 per bbi., cash. Mo.assre ee 300 bbls. New Orleans changed hands eee —This day’s transactions consisted of 200 bbls. rope tar, at $2 50.; 500 bbls common rosin, from the vessel. at $145; and '250 do. spirits turpentine, at 5¢o., on thirty and fifty days time Oiis.— Holders ef erude whole and sperm wore asking feo epi 20 per gallon; 4500 gallons ic. per gallon. phoviiced —-Pork tended downwards. Sales were made of 500 bbls. old Wester® prime at $16 50; do. moss ‘at $18 3734; new city prime at $16, and do. mess at $19, Green shoulders and hame were procurable at 734 a 8>., and 10a 1030 Re Ib. Dressed hogs found ready buyers at73;a80 perlb. bard was unaltered. 500 pkgs. taken at 123,8 130 per lb. New beef exhibited an ap ward tenor. The rales embraced 800 bbls. country prime at $6.0 $6; do. mess at 69a $10; Vermont do. at $12 50 ‘a $12 6234, and repecked Chicago do. at $13 25 a $13 60. Butter was im request at 198 22c for Ohio, and 23 a 6 3¢0. Lag ers Cheese ta depressed, and mot very boxes smoked do. at. Fruit —Included in _e sale ig 9930. per lb icy ~ The operations wore limited, at $3873 = $425 per 100 Bae ait0 be: boxes Castile have been disposed of at 100. er " Srinits.—-Bales have Cre made of 500 bbls. og and prison whiskey at 46 Tovacco—The day's sal ds, Kentucky ® gud 100 bales Cuba, part, at 2lo. per Ib, ‘Teas—Were in loss demand. fhe reoeat auction fu morning elicited very little attention, and with ecme degree of languor. A large proportion catalogue was withdrawn The following are the de Por of the transactions which occurred :. ye Roman, Ko, | Terms—approved notes at six mouths, flyson —10 double hf chests, 46 ¢.per 1b; 4; 71 do, 45; 10 do, 40;, 21 do, 3734; 28 chests do. 8032; 28'do, 30; 81 casos, each containing 4 catty boxes, do. 57. Young Hyeon — Si double bf chests. 48) 174 do, 4234: 25do° 36%; 408 do. 36; 52 single hf ehests do, 33; 356 do, 3244; 39 do, 82; 670 do, 804; 47 cases each containing 4 catty boxer, do, 40; 40 do, 3034. Hyson Skin,—82 nf ohests, 2334; 41 do, 28; 79do, 2254; 80 chesta do, 21: 90 do, 2034. Gunpow: der.—121 double hf chests, 39; 464 do. '38 Imperial. — 10 double hf cheats, 4334; '91 do, 43; 30 do, 423¢; 89 do, 42; 158 do, 4136. ‘Woon —The market has been active during the week for all descriptions, and sales of domestic amount to 150,000 Ibs, fleece and pulled, at 37340 9 50c per Ib cash, A very important auction sale of South American took place on the 2d inst, All offered, 1,658 bales, was sold, and brought high prices. ‘The follawing are particulars, viz.:—Terms—over $1,000. six months; under $1,000, cash, Tare on bales, 14 ibs. each ; on chignas, 12 Ibs. each ; and no ebarge for hide covers. 2 bales unwashed Sexony, and 6 do. Mestiza, 18c.; 6 do, Mestiza, 140.; 19 do. fine, 143;c.; 18 do, warhed before shearing, 2234 do 15X40. 20 do. washed Buenos Ayres, 1: OOK 1834c ; 10 do. unwashed Meztezons, and 2 do. 10%{0.} 10 bales unwashed Mestiza. 10.; 6 do. flue No. 1, esse {17 do, 14o ; 24 do, Banda Oriental Mestisa, 1540. 86 do ‘washed Buenos Ayres, 14% ; 28do 11%{6.; 4 do. Mestiza. washed on sheeps’ back, 16%o.; 11 do. Eeeaaal Mestiza, 330 ; 18 do. 10%c ; 27 do fine ‘do. 12340 ; 10 do, 11%c ; 22 do 134¢.; 18 do fine. and 2 do.’ coarse, 184c.; 6do unwashed St. Nicholas, 100,; 20 do. yaad Buenos_A eh, sey fo bures. 19340 ;'10 do. 12\ 8 do, 14. 17 do, 10c.; 5 do. 133% \4 washed fine ‘Mestiza, Nos 1, 2 and 3, 18%05 12 do, Entre Ries Mestiza, 113¢c ; 10 do 10340; 22 do. fine Mestize, and 2 do, ‘different quality, 14%0.; 29 do. Buenos Ayres. 8340 ; 17 do, washed Mestiza, Nos. 1 and 2. Ite ; 9 do, No.1. 103(c.; 4 do., 160; 04do unwashed Buenos Ayres, 8340.; 4 do, Entre Rios, 13140.; 17 do. Buenos Ayres, 830.; 22 do, Mestiza, 11340 ; 20 do , Lle.; 2do Saxony, and 4 do. Saxony Mostiza, No 1, 1630 ; 20 do. No 2 and 2 do. No. 8, 13%;c.; 5 do. Mostiza, 120.; 16 do, 19 ; 2do. fine Baxony. 160,; 6 do. fine Mestiza No. 2’and ido. sold separate, 3346 ; 15 do unmashed fine Mestize, 12%0;; 10 do, 13i(e.; 6 do, 10c ; 10 do., 1930.; 10 washed Buenos Ayres, 120 ; do, 120"; 2 do: fine Mestiza 1a%e.) 90) chighas washed Koeatio,12%cc,; 2 do, Entre Rios, 1440 ; 10 do, Buenos Ayres, 1 do, washed fine Mestizs, '19%0.; 10 de, Mestiza washed on sheeps’ back, 160 ; 1i do un- warhed Mestizona, 9340.; 12 do.,12%¢ ; 11 do, half fine half ocaree, 1430 ; 12 do fine Mestiza, Nos. 1 aud 2, 14¢ ; 11do. No. 8, 12¢.; 9 do, No.4,1%0. ; 15do fine Mestiza, washed on sheep®’ back, 200.;'9 do. 15346.; 4do., 18c ; 5 do, 15c.; 8 do, 16¢.; 19 do. washed Buenos Ayres 12¢;'8 do ‘unwashed Entre Rios, 1 do. do. Mostiza, 1do. do Mestiza 14; 8 do, common and do. washad on sheeps’ back. 8 chignas_ unwashed Corrientes 1434; 0 do wasbed Buenos Ayres 13; 10 do. do. Rosario 1314 do. Burnos Ayres 1334; 7 do. unwashed do. 834; ‘bdo do Entre Rios Mestiza 13; 640 do. fine No. 1 Mestiza 6 do, do. No 2do.1do do. Mestizoma 1614; 9 do do. Entre Rios Mestiza 15; 7 do. do 2do coarse 12; 8 do. unwash- 64 Mestiza.No. 1, 133; 19 do. 2. 12;1 do, Mestizona, 12; 6 bales unwached Pampa, 12; 10 do. Buenos Ayres long staple 14; 4 do. fine Mt 1. 22; 2 do do loose No, 2 22; 11 do, Mestiza fin tiza No ye ars 27 do. do No do unwashed Mestiza, No. 1, ls a: do do common, 61s; 10 do washed Rosario, 1334; 10 do. do. Bt Nicholas 12%; 20 ohignas do Rosario 1334; 1 bale unwashed common, 1114; 3 do. do, Mostiza, 1114; 8 bales fine unwashed Mestiza, Ti21 do supertor do., 18; 18 do. do fine do, 1134; £6 do. do, Mestiza at 1354; 10 do. do. at 1034; do, do Mestizona at 10, IMPORTATIONS OF THE WEEK. Berswax —19 barrels white, 17 do. yellow, 2 tuxG Pownens,—4 casks, 81 tierces, 138 ca: ks, Ties —5 986. Corrre —10 118 bags. Coat —626 tons. Coapace.—150 bundles cori yarn ; 343 coila bolt rope; 197 wenches hemp yarn ; 135 bundles codella. Day Goovs.— 6.830 packages. Dyxwoons —140 tons logwood ; 501.950 lbs do. ; 58 tons fustic ; 210 quintals do ; 71 sticks dyewood ; 38 tons 269 quintals Brazil wood Dres.—134 cercons cochineal; 19 casks madder ; 22 bales indigo. Drvas —30 bales sarsaparilla; 3 bales jalsp; 353 oase 89 bags gum copal ; 40 kegs. arsenic ore; 3 boxes 7 pun- cheons 1 barrel bay water ; 200 boxes chemicals ; 50 boxes 1 barrel 3 boxes arrow root ; 382 casks soda ash ; 4 barrels lime juice. Frouir—22T boxes oranges; 600 cocoa nuts; 1,000 shaddock Fistt.—27 barrels salmon ; 121 barrels mackerel ; 1734 half barrels do.; 606 barrels herring. Guano —1 650 tons. Grain. —1 000 bushels oa! Hoxry —Iii barrels 18 tierces. Horns —7 63 Hives —24 937 hides ; 104 bales dee skins; 20 casks ehsep ; §9 bales goat skina, Ivony,—174 tusks. Inia Runnyn.—-44 bales. Ton —13.167 bars railrcad fron, 42,288 bars, 12.688 bun- les, 2.666 bundles hoop, 3,978 bundles sheet, 442 sheets, 920 tona pig, 468 plates iron. Junx.—10 006 Ibs untarred junk, Lumnre.—210,000 laths; 250 pickets. Lratner.—tT bundles red Rusia. Mot.aosrs.—279 hogsheads, Marts.—2,003 rolls Metas.—140 cases, 1,150 plates yellow metal Onn 46 casks linseed, 12 barrels cod, 73 puncheons aim. " Praster —180 tons. Pranvuts ~ 5 316 bushels. Race.—283 bags Savt.—0.822 bushels, 15.126 aac ka. Sricks —500 packages cassia 203 bags ginger. Svoan—375 hogehends, 1,614 boxes, Lai Sxcane —81 oases. 760 boxes, Banvines—89 cases, Sreiren.—19.318 plates. Srinits.—26 puncheons whiskey; 881 halves, $16 quar- tors, {27 barrels brandy Br 021 bundles 67 eases, Tonacco.—125 boxes. ‘Tin —0 590 boxes tin plates, 1,207 boxes terne, Tea.—15.041 packages. Vingcan —60 caske, 26 quarters, Woon —243 bales. Wins —7 casks, 3 $16 baskets. Woon —1.120 orotches, 562 loge, 2 25 pioces mahogany; 182 pieces atin wood; 96 loge cedar, ‘Winvow Giase —873 packages. Zinc —1 386 ingots, {7 onsks. Family Prevision Market. igen AT FULTON MARKET OW FRIDAY, D&C. 3. . rouLTar. $1 a 1s. +s. w Bs. pr pr, 6s a 5 each. + Bs, olds, theo pair .. Le beg a Hor oy ‘ame pi each .20.0 250 Saisos head & ft. prset, 500. rau sre a veer ‘ rau She. ent pe bush. jean 160 +50 Brook trowt, per It.s. w da. haif peek. . 4; Smoked salmon, do..... Le, ped punch. +36 Pickled salon, do:..12¢, Radiat ie. 16, buneh . ‘Watecmolons anh, 10 0260 oa Woote fe. a) market sie have not receded, but there is excellent supply, and arttoles of primo quality. oA a TE RENEWED EVERY DAY. i E BRY eNTH PaG wee ee histone GUEREME COURT, PUTNAM COUNTY, — JOSEPIL ah R. Goodsell, Mosier ‘secinet = 2 Bloomer, Chart Jeb Hi vy, Hil’ Fs nae J 2 Bloons ry ‘the other di ped and required to a1 plain 4 iy sien was fled im the eee C the Clerk of the ry ) OB or about the of October, ‘® copy of your Beck yr thi plait court for tae re! cf demande mplaint. L. H. McCOY, Pinintit's © Avtoeney. Dated Oot. 11, 1852. Cold Spring, N. ¥. ‘UPREME COURT.—IN THE MATTER OF THB APPLI- and Commonalty of the of ‘already opened, fram Fersyconcond street The Tweitth’ and Nineveonth wards of ‘undersign Commissioners of eutimate and the above entitled matter, hereby gi ied matter, id all a hee 3 and that Dersons on Bese may be alty of els of I front or |; eweon the northerly wate: lored on mins Ddenofit of the Commissioners of Estimate and Assessment in eve itled matter, i mtitied r York, April, 1883, a ‘aig ane ry gola of land onlin oriying 9 es oat lying also, all the pie both sidos of the str perreen: the oo ner of ite yet of Now Tete, iecos or parcels of lan: uate or lying streets intorseoti: Gr hg sido of Bighiy-six iso the lot at the rear pes of 116th strect and First ‘evenne. 3 el the los at thi 5 also, 1 at the a ie. erhoast corner of Hohn woot ‘the ous te and of ot Philp Milledolier, a1 sherly side. ot 1234 stro: Also, two lots at ther rear of ian dos Philh Miledolier, near the northwest orn an 1234 street. Also, three rear lots owne: et near the Rerhhvrent Corner G 122d i plot of ground, ‘owned by at ‘ine fame of worl of owe Ches' on reste oa oial te: the oly ‘of oN com ie, 1! and i her ‘th as sock be eonirasts id New ek Seok ae Ie, confirmed. ew Yor 30) “ALLEN, aren x, Fenn, Commissioners. ar B. en yrs “AMDEN AND'AMBOY RAILROAD, FOR PHILADEL- phia, from Pier Ne. 1 North River, foot of Battery pines —Two lines }, morning ling at 10 A. M. by s steam. oat JOSEPH BEL! rs AP. Fare $:! Tine by steamboat JOHN. POTTER, clase $3; second class oar Pia Returning, ia a iadelphia from foot of Walnut strect, at 10 A. M., and migrant line by steamboat ATLAS, from Pict No. 1 ave. We Pare $1 OR ALBANY—WINTER A ie One oan @ P.M. Fate, daily tlines—Fare $1 50.—The trains le: y Hall tion, corner of Tryon row and Centre strects, sis 7, Sun epted, as follows :—First train at 7 30, A. M., mail y stations; second train 9A. M., rain, stopping at all the ae at Croton Falls, Dover Plain: Alban ping Hills Four Corners, arriving at 210 P. M tm time th the 2 9 train from Albany, woat; tain 345, P.M: Albany expres sot ‘at Croton Dover Plains, Millerton, Hil m Four Corners, arriving Dis ML, Gonnceth ith ox- press trdin for Buffalo, ° Returaing, wil eave Bast Alban Fi at 8 A.M, oxpross trai ‘in Now York at 12 45 51215 4 M., mail trai all stops, and ¢P. M., ‘press train, arriving in Now York 9 15 LOAT, Sup UDSON RIVER RAIILROA D.—TRAINS DAILY x from eanhere street, for Albany and Troy:— Fxpree Through in four hours, connecting aching Butlalo or Montreal at 8 o'clock seine with Pains evenin, Mail Frain, 8 A, M. Through way train at P.M M, Accommodation Train, 7 kon at Chambers, Car al, Chai topher, nd Thirty-first etreota. Sunday Trains, from Canal street, at M. for and at 5 P.M.for Albany, stop ial at all GEO. STARK, Suporintendon| YORK AND 'PHTLA DELPHIA—DIRKCT.- “a BTaited States Mail avd Expross Lanes, through in fom hours, Now Jerevy Railroad, via bbbi ( eee aes New Your’ foot of Courtiands street, ab Gand 9 A. M.. and 6: Les eee “ioane 9 A, M, suddie P Eat Marat class, $3; second do., (in 6 and 9 A ) $250. For Bi belek Washin peas poe and Charleston—througi in the ; and through baggage Csned niy OAM. nd 64 P.M a P Poi New Yor) bageene orose the ferry Sfteon minutes iefore the te eer MISCELLANEOUS. URTAINS—CRIMSON AND PRAB INDIA SATIN J damasks, of very superior quality, ilk de lsinos, Ind sik ourtain fin imp, tagsells, cornices, pins, &6. also gilt wind, , of entirely new desig white linen, Se ls Mand. IAMONDS, WATCHES, AND JEWELRY, A AT sek! facvurere’ pr'ces. Distonds, $27 » and sot te erder in any style. Watches at pricos varying from $5 % Jowelry—a large assortmen of diamond finger rit d earrings. received, a fow lier goli plated watch L_ JACOBS, Import te CTRO PLATED WARE rao CHARLES OBRIB tofie & ‘t New sad lar, , eee ¢ trays, baskote, ten sots, table sets, &e. anufa aro Warrantodicupetior by the ae Shi et Birmi: it i. sare slice ’ nd the name of my wale rh Sal GAIME, GUL 481 Broadway, EW Woo CASH STORE—-IN THE BASEMENT, ‘at No. 270 Groenwich strect —Groverics, alt aud fresh provision as fore, I solicit attention of t pawl Lh ben dad Ay, oi . | }oods will e sent, free of charge, smpities in i is et ‘or ooklyn. Goods for shipring.” L ‘Bo wits . 270 Greenwich atreet, between Warren aud Murray. EVERYBODY WHO WANTS TO MAKE MONBY by & labor-saving myn 78 of them Te Torte follow Stats rth Carolina, South Caroling, Georgia, Te Mina yp Alabama, Florida, Loui Oregon, Minnesota and ‘Dew ready to principle of the machine is ontirely The mortioe is out an BN wach: prising at the North "Polat stien, ar; Machine. orks, rey C HILL & rn iON. 00D TEA, TW we ‘ood coffee, ten gs ao tbs old ry York and a Tea Com} street, and a6 ‘inte 204, Gre ‘SM aig een LABORATORT PR aay Sujube Pi market, manufaotured and sol ba Lesa ance ‘EMI, wt and 80! or age) 42 and 144 Fron Yr heels ariher ies bee Aten +8 annifactore of onamelle tauren for himself rd warrant edt to print joalar ‘eine or quay of oard will be out woKt dospateh. RW. No. 4 Ready serect, corner of Ci BEC IPE or ture, well, ands an} ‘to order wi ay b gre dollat in.» hy hort id letter, directed t . HAS & Wonieesl (Canada Bast). N. B.—No owen’ yitu ecmmunioations strictly pri- vate, 47 BROADWAY, WiHytR “FRONT—K beautiful family Lninens, for curing all aches, paing ness, and uervous eteouto K IMOLAT'S SULPHUR BATHS, $7 PRARL STREBT Vg Broadway established tn 1820 by LOUIS J hae { heum, eruptions of th wo. ‘are highly recom Ld atop Dre, Baghiey, Kissa, hd | New York. POLITICAL. Orne at RETURNS OF THE BLSCTION | J Tue and + dad, County of New York—Tuesday, N eric ence 2 2 Comme to if County Canvass + ss hewia met at the Office a ee 2 5 eee S Ith, 12th 13th, th, 1 23¢, 24th, 25th, 26th’ 27h) ‘30th days of November, aod the Ist day of Desember, 1552, to canvass aud estim given in the reveral general clecti nh year aforesaid, do ce tit eof tape 1 "hn So Fitty-olght Of which Morgan Morg .729— Twenty-three to it: ‘and canvass that the rn received d and sixty-one. ‘One hundred and thirty-nine. ‘Seat! ‘Thirty-two, ‘and twenty-two blank for Shoriff was a hundred and fifty- el $6 O68 “Twenty-six shous John Orserreosived seh eal ~Shlehy one theusand, four hundred and twonty- and forty-three. t thousand, two hundred and on Of which George W. Riblet reoei 26.410—Twonty six thousand, four hundred and ton. Kichard B Connolly reovived $1,579 Thirty-one theaens, five hundred and seventy: W. Rowo received aad fifty. Twenty-three iven. nine. George id thirty nine was 53,805—Fifty-cight thousand, two hundred and ninoty five Of which JosuphR. Taylor received 25, 740—Twonty-Gve thousand sevem hundred and furty. Axariah C. Flagg received okt SThirty two thousand three bundred and sinty- David Marsh r 140--One hun forty. 25— Seatter ni ity eight and twenty-six. 26—Blank votes were given. aaaey the whole ‘number of votes given for City Inspector, w Or MO—Pifty en thousand nine hundred and forty- nine. Of which Charles Riddle a 23,056—-T'wenty-three thor Thomas K. Downing rece’ 31, A73—Thitty-oue t jousand four hundred and seventy~ iv eighty-six, ‘don H. Griscom received Three thousand one hundred and fifty-four. ‘Thomas } itter received 135-- One hundred and thirty eight 256—Sonttoring twenty-five and seventy-three vo! 73—Blank v in for Commissioner of ‘That the whol Repairs and Supples, was 57,.974—Fifty soven thousand nine hundred and soventy: four. Of which William Ada 24,336—Twenty-four thousaa at hundred and thirty- six. Bartholo} w B. Purdy received 2.109—Thirty-two thousand one hundred and nine. Boltus M. Fowler received 157—One hundred and fifty-seven. Ira Buckman, ived 1,272—One thou 6b—“Soattoring,” sixty-two and thir 34—Blank votes were given. ee the whole numbor of votes given for Street Commie- sioner, was 67,941~ Fifty-seven thousand nine hundred and forty-one. Of which John J. Donne resolves 25,083—Twenty-five thousand and eighty thre James Furey received B1406—Thirty one tho Lambert 8. Beok reoelve 1,250—One ig thous nd two hundred and fifty. G. Havi Ont nevarea and forty-three. < 1 43— tering,” forty-three and. ‘tixteen blank 16 votes wore given. ‘That the whole number of votes given for Counsel to the Corporation, wae (arse ity: -goven thousand three hundred and thirty- Of which Opden Hoffman recoived 26317—Twenty-six thousand three hundred and forty- “Kot rt J. Dillon received Twenty-nine thousand six hundred and ninety- the William MoDermott received e hundred and thirty-five P. Trist 1,09 ¢ thousand and ninety-throo o— “Sonvtering,” Forty-five and nineteon blank 19 votes were given That the sinh number of votes given for Coroners was 229 320—Two hundred and twenty nine thousand threo huadred avd twenty ‘Of which Charles Braeninghausen reecived oi 819—Twenty-three thousand eight red and nine- That thew sembly in the N wembly. i 3 sembly, in the Twolfth Assombly 7 oombly, ombly, in the Fifteenth Assembly the same to be att and Secretary of this Board, this first day of December, A.D., 1852 K. i was duly elected member POLITICAL, 1,707—One thousand, sonen: en tred and seven, 2iteTwe ww T. tee given for M for Member of Age district dred and tiaty-coven. given. iy 2,120—Two thous Jacob § Miilor 2.546—Two th J. P. Bt. John, J. B. Smith, aad bor of ust eplen riven oe Momber of Ag- ight hundy turtevant race 1,115—One tho 1ifs-One thossand f bundred and olgh' ye thor aa, undred an¢ 3 ward A, Fraser ro ne ee Cwonty-six. D.N. Dugan, three. ‘fat bly 4,167 Four thou iindred and sizhy-s0vea, Gfwhich Braatue W. Glover hovsand signs tudeed ‘and seventy-Ave. hy ‘8 received \d twelve, ty -three, es byt dae: five. iven. te ‘That the whole nom! sembly district, wae 4 four hundred and ninoty-sevem. 8. Wing rece a four huwdred ‘ead sixtecn. nd arventy two. t, one; James Berrien, one. 7—anr oven blank vi tes were given. ‘That the whole number of in the Ele Two thousand oF which David O'K. 1401—One shousand fo iN — The dich ToosLOue shourend and mine Tomes Barger rocoived bundrod aud forty ona. . Fivid received 0. F. Alden, three, y EW, Glover, 0 ttoring, shisteom, and iOfour blank votes'were given. ‘That tho whole number of vetoa given for Member of Ae istrict, was ‘wo thousand three hundred and fitty-twe, Taylor received d two hundred and eighty-fiv d six hundred and Of which Dap 1,25—One tho i one Viank vot the whole number of votes given for Member of Ase in the Thirteonth Assembly district, was ‘two thousand eight hundred. Of which William Taylor ryoeived Manoel Bist hunde d and eighty-bw ee tpuraim Le Snow, two, and 12 ‘Twelve biar k votes wore give has the whole number of votes given for Member ef Ag Assembly diatrios, wae d fifty eight. ble rece: aad cighty-two. ceived 2,119-Two nourand one hundred and ninet sea. Alexander M. Alli g received 939 Nine hundred and thirty ai Goorge I Leach receiv: 6i6—Six bundred and nincty-six, 1 wee ty-one bl re given. tho whole number of votes von tor Member of Ag istrict, Was 4045—Four thousand six pasar and forty-oigat. 21, That gen for member of strict waa— 4 seventy-fowr. nde Wessel B, Smith recoived ‘Iwo thousand two uundred and eighty. leon B Mountford One thoutand five Ephraim L. Snow received 44—Four hundred and four, and 4—Fovr blank votes were givon. We certify ont to be corr: ed by the signatur T. COMPTUN, Chairman, were of the City and County ‘and estimated the votes tion districts, in each of the ‘said city and county, abe gonecal cond of November, A D., 1852. ortify determine and declare that, Frederiek kind, by the greatest number of votes, was miber of Assembly in aud for tho firet Assemn- Y,ieiot Ia anid elty. hat Henry H: Howard, by eT, Seoretar, ‘The Board of County havin we he: ved fe! fKevounbiy in and for ee ‘'Saccad Charles Missing recived Ate gage tee .ty-four thousand three hundred and forty- ey pata Fa at vy tie greatest number of 4 : was duly electid Momber of Assembly in and for the cite: eee baa Kesom bly district in said oa 24—Twenty fur thousand two hundred and ninety- at obi Simmons received 5 a Twenty-three thousand pine hundred and sixty- tw William O'T onnell received 6 8—Thirty-one thousand five hundred and eight ‘onemus N. Wilhelm received ‘hat Kobort D. aby the yan duly viocted Member of Assexa?) ry ly district of maid George T Aldon, by the greatest numbor of Vected Member of Assembly in and for the Ave trict of said city ‘That Bartholomew T. Gilmore, by the greatess number of was duly elected Member of Assembly in and for the teat ber of vi Ap'tn'tnd for ths Four Peres irty- ‘two thousand six hundred and sixty-six ote OP district of sa si bert Gamble received Ebeh'Aesembly district ¢ y That Jace 5. Miller, by 1 test number of votes, : ay Pear einpnesna.eas esciotsed tre was due cted Men ber of Ausoubly tn aad forthe Seventh 20 at A » brick said cit Sita Fhe ee ee sanity Moses D- Gale, by the frentost number of votes, wae Llss—Oxe thousand one hundred'and eighty-vighs, duly ee disember of Auveuteiy um andor the Highth Aer John D. Ru bi dh Rrastus W. Glover, by the greatest number of Chace Wc ‘duly elected Member of” avsotubiy in and fve the Nia —One thowand four hundred and fifty-nine. George H. Traphagan Th“ Ove bundtee and fifty-four. William S. Kine sixty-Jour, Levi Hallock sixt Valontine Mott one, Jamos Uglow fifty fo ‘Trall sixty-two. Bern Simmons sixty-two, hundred apd thirty-nine, and thirty: » u Hieventit Ascombly district of ssid tety. er number of vo! mbly in snd for the Ter aseut number of vetem, mbjy ia and for the umber of v \d forthe rwelth was weber se ae of anid city. O'Keefe, Jr., by the lected Member of A ‘That Daniel B. Taylor, bj ine abe grass i yin an ity was duly olected Mem bet of Ai ors pee wae number of votes given for Govetnor of the Xeene Hptatcie carats chy 66 731—Kifty-eix thousand seven hundred and thirty-one. ‘That William Yeylor, by tho greatest numbor ot votes, Of which, Washing‘on Smith received aE Tieenty-tour jousand two hundred and foarteen. Anthony Dugro re ven, ed % 771—Thirty thousand seven hundred and sevent 0 shift Satine hundred and twenty-six. John Wellsiager 1di0—Une thousand and forty. &]—Seattering. ‘We certify this statement to be correct, and ha: ame to be attested by tho signatures of our Chail eoretary of th's Boara, this at xe of Droomber. A. D. PTON, Chairman, Wo. H. Rister, Saves: ‘The Board of County Canvas ors of the City and County and estimated the votes of New York having canva given in tho several Election Districts of the said City and Ccunty, at ® general lection held on the Second A. jo day of Novemb wine snd declare, that Jacob A, Wostorvelt number of votes, was duly eleoted Mayor of Ue t f Now York. John Orser, yy w Ay am the gr number of votes, was o-ted Sher ff of the City snd Counsy of New York. Richard B. Connolly, by the qroatest numbor of ol ce olected County Clerk of the City and Coua- Tatat Arariah C. Flagg, by the roatest number of votes was duly elected Comptroller of the City and County of New York, That Thomas K, Downing, by the greatest number of uly gleoted City Imepector of the City and of Now York. Bartholomew B, Purdy, by the grea! Commissioner of Ke} ‘ounty of New York. by the groatest number of votes, was ‘ommissioner of the City and County of by the greatest number of votes, to the Corporation of the City aad ‘that William 0 ‘Donna Hieronemsus N. Wilhelm, Ro- jamble, and ‘Hilton, by the greatest number of tera sduly elveted. Coroners of the City aud, County “ et anthes Dy by th atest number of votes, was tho: jugro, 6 gre: I guy jected Goyetmr of the “Almshouse of the City and jounty of New Dato Mew York, the lst day of December, 1302, iri OMPTON, Chairman, Wn. H.R STATEMENT 1y RBLATION TO MEMMERS OF 43 ‘tho Board of County Canvassers of the City of New York havingtmet as the offee of tho, Clerk, of aul County o th, 12a, 13th, 19th, 15th, 17th, Istt, Web 3 ot N to and ertim: of anid ( of November, in th to- wi wl Tat it appencs on euel numberof vores given for Members Tie Pisrt Ags mbly District, was a four hundred and forty. Whitney vraanived umber of d Sup- citer Furey, duly elected Street C Conaty ae New Yor LET Soeectary. BAO—Big ht bo Tie ain Rf hu ane d d thirty-fe ‘ifter dred an 22-D. ©. Vleuderson reotved two, Homey I, Howard > bat A. Ward one, Thomas Bannor one, Jo~ joattering nine. for er of As- ‘Bowly four, and —. 8 ole number of iy Second isteict, was neaaat wix irandsed aad Afty-two. of aw HN Danio! jowly rac ive: ye thoweand four hundred md ninsty-0 was duly elected member of Avi teenth Ariombl: Saane 1th Beh, Zeb, 2900 f De was doly elected member of Assembly in and for the Paig- teenth Assembly district of said wity. ‘That Sol B. Noble, by atest number of vo! duly elected member iy in'and. fer tae Fowss istrict of anid city. ne ‘That Thomas P, St. Jobp, by the proatest number of ¥ ay elected member of Assembly in sud for the hb Acsemb'y distriot «f said city 14g. Smnish, by the greate.t number of votes, wombly in and for the Six- mbly district of ssid city. ow York, the lst day of Deosinber, 1 R. T. COMPTON, Caairman, ted member of A. Wo. H. Rrocer, Secretary. STATEMENT IN RELATION TO JUSTIONS OV THE MARIUS URT AND JUSTICN OF THE BUPHRIOR COURT, rd of County Canvassers baving mot as the offie Clerk of ssid County. on the 9h 10th, 11th, ue 16.h, batt 18th, et 2th, 2: id county at the ee: of November in the That C4 imate ana eanvase, that the ie Justices of the (bem Court as hate’ On- bucdred aad seventy-three thousand, one hamcred ané@ sixty-rix which John H. Whito reovived 1,116—Twenty-four thovssnd, one hundred and fifteem. iilinm Li. ®togdill received Usd iponty-tour thousand five bnadeod and ninety. ynoh received p Twenty-five thousand six hundred and olghdy- eight. pret A. Thompson received 31,003 —Thirty-one thousand nine hundred and thirteem. ifred A Phillips rovoiv 4,28—Thirty two thousand two hundred and thiety- ib, “"Pleronce McCarthy reooired 31,19 Thiz.y-cne thousand oue hundred and eighty. Willim Align recedved 1,806-—On- thousand ag hundred and ninety-five, ichard Revd received e ‘tonty- votes given for Justice of the thousond nino hundred and oighty- * Gt whieh. John L. Mason received 2%,veo—Twenty five thousand ine hundred aad twenty- Su wee 1—rifty d three. jank votes wore given. cr Ww certit jatemend v7) » the samme to be se Sie inh day b Pane eng Mary of this Board, thie fret day of Decombor, ion * $ R. T. COMPTON, Ww. IL. Riner Bee The bred i Count; of New ving ca en in th eloction districts o! ye ata Ger Election held om the 24 1888, ho oreby determine ms D., ‘Ghalrmaa.” voumber of vote the City 4 fifty-five, 7: of Now York, Dated Now Tork, the Tet day of Decem ber, A.D. 1 R. T. COMPTON, Chairman. D, Liviagton three We. H Kener, Seeremry, given for Member of As- t, wh sembly dist STATEMANT LY RELATION TO JUNTIORN OF THR THIRD DIS+ TRIOT COURT. —Two thousand apd twenty. sia. ‘The Board of County Canvassers of the city and county twhich Patstok I. Magvire received Now York having mes sb she office of the Chace of of said Nay 276—Two hundred and seventy-six. andcounty,on the 9th, 10th, 11th, 12\b, 15th, ibe, 1688, Jorepli Rove, Jr. recvived 17th, 18th, 19th, zd, 284, days of ase ¢ hundred and thirtg-two, ber, A. D., 185% waes and ate the votes giv. Aug mnton P. Crean received |, 3H—Three hundred and in |—David Pollock one, Horry H. Howard four. 2,4 Two thousand Robert D. Liv! me thousand two eodore A. Ward received .20= One th woand two hundred and thirty Stenry It Howard four, Thadeus Myst, sixty. district ot, the emia city he'd on the 2d day of Jud dicial disteies, Third Jw ‘al Mand scanty, vember, In’ the ye thet it appears at such estimate snd cam umber of votes given for Justice of the thee William B. Meech zest’ 4 $88—Four thou hundred and cighty-oight. 3 28—fomtdering three ane twenty-cight blak votes aiven hie we ertifs 4 atement to be correct, amd have oaul he gums to bo attested by the iM rat aay Fp d c i. 1 tering ois. 2" erotary of th Board, % ty a Oheirmans Thad the whole number of votes given for member of Ax | | Was {i Roms sae aii o> bly in the Fifth Asvembly distriot v x9 ney Coneaners 9 siasiyy ‘Three thouran| sove dred and twenty-nine, 4 and sani Bremner received nd seven humdro’ ond thirty-one. oived rod and ninety-theoe, iven for Membor of As: | Amombly distries was 751 bree thovesad seven hundre 4 fi ty.one, \ 0 Whivh Jopeph BR. Fant receive ests and county, at ® said ity ang coymvet, 188%, determi bat Will wan duty ¢ on ie the. greatest numbor of vo sy! f the Third Dietrios Court, of A.D. cbMB'TON, Chairmen. York. fh day of Novem ver zat fr Wa, 1. Riscer, Seocotarr: