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T, racke, did not FAR earn take mneh sre'
The receipts are now aboat equal to the shipments


The collections az the Custom ouse for the week endins
saturday last. were s59 o.; ts
same week last year :. o---y. >


Drc7rase in isi5................ seS1 $40 40


TIN. dcr !. n,siny 10 be ascfbed 10 the and the
condition Of the streets which has prevened the dISehasns
d v=,se The whole of receipts from l'' JAN lSs
18th Feb. 5.sssosa c.


Deere,sc IN ist5 .si'S'cV'' -
The racket ship Oxford Liverpool had among other ar


, 50 bb Pork 50 boxes Clocks, 70 tierees Beef


ce. Clover III boxes Cheese SC bbls Talow soe ereas
Fa1seed.


The quantity Of Cotton offering for shipment to Liverpool
sm, sad obtain lsd freely for square bales
sbneer< are exroe,ing TO ge, the down fsIthng


The amount Of Cotton arrived here yesterday aud to-day IS
y,ry large, reaching probably 1900 bales.
Iry. ship bottom upwards. has been at sea II
though, to be the Normandy from this port bn 1t may 'oss'
st, b. one OF the missing packets.


The earnings OF the Norwich Worcester ksiif''u ,oi
lamar, were about Sil COO being within small ao"ht 'ne
sam. as ,yas received January IS This road has hhd an
oppos;ion this year the New-Haycn and 9pFihsneiu ~
which " in operation las, year rp


Tn. Committee on Foreign Relations IN the hon'e Oh h


,, have eeror,sd Bill suthorsns the President 10
,oo;,, ,br Coun.soners assemble at Warrington and
examine all claim OF citizens oil the United States
.g4ins, the Republic of Mexico.


I,,ors an, ia town stating that the Ohio Bank bin has
1eEplL
atbe Bill, is now Law We shall receive copy in few
d.ys and will then give an abstract of IT,


ans, banking Association conformity with the general
b,nkn. law Of this Stne has bean organized in Pough
le,e the title Of The Merchants Bank oi Pough-
kepsie."


The BuG,o Commercial says that at Chicago on the lst
inc, there was stored for shipment 250 900 bushels wheat
against 400 bushels last and this is the only point
which bears any siinude 10 corresponding period year
ag as regards receipts Ali others have hand abou,
opsquner third much produce they had last spring
There has been considerable packing done Chicago this
ter and may expect export of some 10 or 600 hbs pro-
visions spring And here again we notice dsmiari-
~ from Michigan prepared to send FORTH IN addition
10 600 bbs -four from Detroit and 30 600 bbs in the ST. Jo
yph Valley quite large surplus Of provisions and rolling
eghtnow she importing pork and cannot under cir
give export OF breadutfs last The
quantity Of wheat Michigan City the l instant was


900 bushels against 00OO0 last year. with CO. bushels
uorhward from Chicago in Wisconsin. large number Of
vessels ready the upper lakes swaiting the first
oyerturcs in the market.


kninyessa;ion is going on before Committee Of the
Pennsylvania Legislature in relation the affairs OF the Le
hgh County Bank Some Of the testimony rather rch
t.cay that relation the funds Offered in Of the
capital stock of the Bank. Samuel sianx swoIn testfes
follows:


On the 18th day of December last was elected Di-
rector OF the I.ehgh County Bank A. j. Beach
icalIed DR. Beach, was elected Cashier. bond then
given for the faithful execution Of his trust, In the sum OF
$4,000, signed by himself Moses Y Beach, and A. Beach
We then shown by NJ. !. Beach and a.
Beach IRE boxes. said contain One Thousand Dollars
zach in silver also shown bundle of papers said
10 contain Nineg-sir Thousand Dollars NJ Y. Beach then
moved that should be discounted each director
thirty days raom interest," which carried and the
money was discounted We then adjourned the Tuesday
following. The money paid in Lehish County Bank
notes-fve-doar notes, which were signed at the
me In my presence, by John Wagner rs President, and
A. j. Beach rs Cashier; q mean the Doctor)
came the next day Tuesday for the purpose of lnvesti
eating The Committee met that forenoon; the three
Beaches there took memorandum Of the fluids
we saw there majority of the Committee were willing
~ renort that the capital of the Bank paid in in
pece and specie funds. Mr. y Beach had bill made out,
Of what they had there, from which took memorandum,
giving the following:


$50 in the hands Of John Wagner, President.


$50 in the hands of Wm. ii. Bluiner.
500 for bank fixtures.


So 640 Planfeld Bank notes.


10000 i'll sold coin, GO franc pleces.)


5000 In silver. N. B.-l5 boxes said 10 contain each


$1,000; five OF these boxes were opened and


shown to us. Having seen but rec boxes opened,


crossed the ten, and called It $4,000.


$4,000 check the Farmers Bank OF n. Y, (Malonc)
10000 do Manhattan Bank.


5I6a 20 State stock, (aS II appeared on The fac")


$1,000 90 check on the Piainicd Bank


s25g727 aoAmountns together including the ten boxes,
The check on the Farmers Bank for $4,000 forget by
whom was sisned-tc check not marked good and
had no other 90 not recoec by wp the check
on the Manhattan Bank signed not marked good, and
had no other The check the Paneid Bank for
$4,000 cannot recoect by whom il was signed, but


think by NJ V Bcac-this check was net marked good TO
my knowledge. We did not examine particularly the
oes checks and State stocks, because we did not cons-
der them good We di not consider tem such funds as
wcT, required by the of Assembly. ard therefore did
rot take thc; Mr.. a Reach took paper several times
ths paper have now away from me the last TINE ne
drew report OH the back Of my paper AS fellows:


1--WE, the subscribers, bens appointed committee 10
examine the Lehgh County Bank, do hereby certify that
have made said examination and we hhd me sum oil
100000 in specie and specie funds In said bank


majority Of the Committee refused 10 make such re-
port. NJ y. Beach present. and seemed 10 he very
fmD
on that he was entirely worried down. Mr.. A Beach and
Mr. Appea,c willing 10 report as Mr. Beach desired
We then adjourned until afternoon, when we met again.


Mr. Beach then said we would 80
election to I'LL the vacancy occsoned by the resg-
nation Hiram SchauZ. There was written resigna-
before the Board from Mr.. Schautz The Son OF NJ
y Beach elected. We then took the vote on the
report-t was voted down-ro accepted by the Board
saw Mr.. Beach hand paper 10 Mr. Bether. one OF tho
pleased him. and lie said he expected II was
his walking paper. Judge leagu
inquired OF Mr. Beach, whether there fire in the Drcc
tors rool he said there ncthe then stated that none OF
considered Directors. except Judge Leager and
Mr.. Yos not toHd,nie stOckhodcr--Mr. \. Beuch
came To Mr. Crags the day OF election just previous TO
heeec,on, and told me that his brother Moses would trans
share ANA brought me blank note which he
requested me TO sgn for nifty dollars also power OF at,or
ney TO NJ. y. Beach, never signed those papers.
was not present NJ the election OF VI. Y.
Beach PreSllont-l know nothing abont it-I do not
know that at present there are any directors.


on lie 3lst o: January last arrived at Easton.
He told me that his broer the Cashier. Allentown,
was icsrouS Of seeing told him would DC In Alien
town next week-tat Il was our court week. DID not
come IN Monday. About IL O'Clock III the forenoon OF
that day Mr.. l. Beach out 10 my house. He stated
AGAIN that he wanted 10 attend to his veSga
,oy and that he would pay ffy de,larS II said SO.
lie also said Bank wanted secret aeen,-that each
bank had secltt agent with yearly salary. told him
,ha, could ,ot make him any promises He then said
that should call his brother the present Cashier The
FIRST time came 10 ard let him know. Thursday Of
week TO town. and met the present Cashier III
tie postoace, He spoke something about attending as
agent told him did not want 10 be bothered with any
thl,c OF the klni.


An ih, shows that financial icg is confned TO the
aeshborhood OF jacksonville ranielj Lelgh Co has
ap0rea,ly had through the mpactcabity
Of some of her honest citizens.


The ST. Louis Republican understand that the
board Of directors have resolved deliver the State Bonds,


remaining possession and which issued
of subscription the stock Of the bank but sold


said that the board unanimous this conclusion.
The Of the Legislature will take the bouds TO Jefferson
4 City with him.


The rcpor, Of the Banks OF South Carolina for the 3sr
4 J,uusrv 1911. gives