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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-06
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH


From Washington City.
PRESIDENTIAL Observation-Disclosures BONDS
IN CIRCULATION, ETC.
WASHINGTON, juno s, 1883.
Captain Robert Morgan, of Oswego, hts candidate for
the Vera Cruz consushp has bean appointed to
cerkship in the Sixth Auditors Office.
The President has appointed Thomas Thornley, Warden
Of the Penitentiary In the District Of Columbia.
Tho Rochester Post Office will be attended to in few
days.
Gen. A. o. T. Nicholson arrived here to day
Tho Union Of Saturday, publishes an official notiH
cation from the State Department. announcing that
large amount Of bonds purportng TO have been issued
by Hon. George Dc Chacon, Spanish Consul at Philade
phia payable in 1855 At Madrid at said consulate are
In circulation at New York and elsewhere for which the
is not responsible said bonds having been
Issued without Its authority Active measures have been
taken BY the Spanih Legation In this country for an in
vesgaton Of the alleged fraud and the functions Of the
Consul at Philadelphia have been suspended.
Auguse Mocatto has been recognised by the Presi-
dent Consul for New Granada at port of San Fran
cisco.
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stock port is $1,000 ssss rhs market is ertsnsiy

dull
CHAnnsrox June q 1ss1.1
The sales OF cotton for the week 1000 bales Tno
range Of quotations &c. to i1c The advance ths
week bas been 10 The quot >aon for middling fair
l1Zc. The receipts of the week have been 800 bales
sganst $50 for the corresponding week Of last year
The stock this port 80 bales Tho receipts ahead
OF years about 900 bales sss thaA appeared
BY last weeks ststemsnt.
Providence; Juns 4, 1858.
We have had an sctfvg demand for cotton during the
week. at gradually improviDg prices and the .aIhst
improvement. There hss been less inquiry Tor wool.
The stock Of pulled mueA reduced Prices are ssous
the came but rather in voe Of the buyer The sales OK
the week reached 90 500 lbs The market has Desn v
active for printing cloths at advance ON moss sy'es
Tho sales have been 83 500 plea Is.
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New York Legislature.
TITLES OF ACTS PASSED, THUS FAR, AT THE SPECIAL
SESSION OF THE LEGISLATURE.
260-To amend an act entitled act in relation to
the trustees Of Csyugs Academy, passed April ls44
261-TO amend the act incorporating the village Of
Schuylerville, end to extend its boundaries.
262 TO authorize the Monticello and Wurtsboro
Pankroad Company to purchase from the Newburg and
Cochuton Turnpike Company bridge across the Nevi-
2os-For the relief of Aaron 7. Hopkins, Henry Hewitt
and Charles RUSSELL commissioners for improvement Of
2e4To amend the act entitled an act to incorporate
the Watervills Volunteer Fire Company;
porang the East River Mutual Insurance Company and
to change its name, passed March ls, 1s4s.
2e6-For the relief Of George Kin
267-To change the Of the Kngsboro' Congrega.
tional Church, to the Presbyterian Church, Fulton
268-To smend an act to authorize the town officers
Of Hyde park to purchase ground for town cemetery
269-To authorize the village Of Oneida Castle to be
separate road district.
a7o-To tx permanent line of piers for the city Of
Brooklyn.
271.-To amend the act Incorporating the village of
Saratoga Springs.
273.-To amend act entitled an act in relation to
the Public Schools in the city of Syracuse passed April
a74- Declaring the village Of Adams valid corpora.
ton, &c
27s--ro amend the act 20 incorporate the Rochester
s-To supply the village Of Fort Ann % with water
27-In relation to the Mandon and Bristol Plsnkroad
Company.
Black River and Utica Railroad to sell its bonds &C.
279-For the construction of workhouse in the county
of Monroe
as0-To authorize tax for police expenses in the
Eighth and Ninth wards, Brooklyn.
2s1. To amend act extending the boundaries Of
Ogdensburg.
2s2 To divide the Eighteenth ward of New York into
two wards.
2s3 To authorize the President and Trustees Of the
vsge of Rome subscribe and pay for stock in the
railroad from the river st. Lawrence to Rome.
2S4 To enable the Salmon River Plankroad Company
to sell part of their road to the Pulaski and Serk Plank
road Company, &c.
2S5 To amend the several relative to the village of
Elmira.
2s8 To authorize the city Of Oswego to take stock in
railroads. and to sell its bonds for payment thereoa
287. To authorize the town Of North Danvo 10 bor-
row money to construct plank road
2s8 To amend the act to incorporate the village Of
Fayetteville.
Genesee.
900 To amend the charter of the village Of Elmira,
2sl To enlarge the powers of the trustees of the vii
lage Of Holley.
292 Authorizing the Commissioners Of Highways of
the Of wilma to hay out road lass than three rods
wide
2e3 To lseaze the official acts Of Stsphsnson Bost
wick as Justice Of Peace.
204 To amend act for assessing the expense s
establishing grade lines In the Seventh, Eighth nnd
Tenth wards Of the city Of Brooklyn, passed April ls
1862.
!, mine tho claim of Edward Murray
29s Authorizing the sale Of the county poor houss
Sullivan county, &c.
297 To authorize the construction of docks piers AM
bulkheads, in Williamsburg.
a9S. To supply the city Of Brooklyn with water
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Exciting News from the Fishing Grounds
RvM0RED CHASING OF COLONIAL SCHOONER FROM
ST. GEORGES BAY BY FRENCH CRUISER. ETC.
BOSTON, June s, 1853
We have received Late Halifax papers, from which we
earn that the Provincial fishing schooner Velocity
been driven from st. Georges Bay by French cruiser
The halifax Recorder hopes that the haste of the French
cruiser in this instance viii wake up the vigilance Of the
Basisk Devastation and other British vessels engaged
In the same line Of business.
The ship Lady Clarke arrived the 2sth ult with the
last division Of the Twenty sixth regiment from Malta
der the command of Major Gardner Major G. procseds
to st. Johns The troops stationed At Prince Edwards
Island are to be removed and the barracks sold.
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NEW 0pLEAss, June = 1s53
Cotton 10 day, fat the sass barely reaohing 400
bales. The receipts to day 900 babes ana the
ports q, 90o
NEW ORsRANs June 2, 1859
Cotton vas active to-day, the sales reaching kso0
bales. The better qualities were Arm, but lower grades
declined q quarter. The quotations aro--For Low mid
ding DC. . 9kc; strict middag, 1919. The receipts
oday we're $50 baes exports, 5000 bales. Sugar has
declined; fair, $40 Prime nolasses, 1sc. 1sko.
NEW On. .xASs, June 8, 1863.
The sales OF cotton to day ted TO 100 bales and
prices we're stesdystrct mdd ing l0Kc The sales Of
1871 COO ard the increased Aps at all the Southern
ports 2se COO bales. Sterling xohange Freghts Iiv
spotl 916s
NEW ORLEANS June 4, 1853.
The sales to day were B. 500 bales at unchanged prices
The receipts amounted 100 bales and the exports
week amounted to 10000 bags, mostly at sK sc ths
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Twenty. First Annual Meeting or the New
Jersey Railroad Company.


On Saturday the New Jersey Railroad and Trans.
portation Company held their twenty-frst annual
meeting, at the City Hotel in Newark, for the elec-
ton of directors and officers for the present year,
when very able and satisfactory report was laid be-
fore the meeting by j. P. Jackson, Esq, Vice Pres
dent Of the Company, accompanied by the fiscal re-
port Of January last from which it appeared that
the capital stock paid in $2,l97 800; the funded
debt was $47e, 900; the floating debt, $s5627 81;
the surplus earnings expended in the construction of
the road and payment for property, s37e,361 4e;
and declared dividend on the first Of January of
$l09 1892.
II appeared, also, that the number Of passengers
over the whole line of road last year, was 212,9S2,
and those to all intermediate places, 1,379,0Ss,
making total Of 1892 ,070, of which 4,930 were
between Jersey City and Newark. The amount Of
goods, wares and merchandise forwarded, amounted
to 1854 TONS and the number Of miles run by pas.
senger, freight, and other trains, was 2704S0. The
,sceips from passengers freight and other sources,
were oeOz 942 49, and the ordinary expenses $780,
5o IS; the transit duty passengers and freghtto
the State was tl3,O8l 20, and the tax on capital
stock to the State was $l0,490 60.
There were no passengers killed or injured while
n the cars during 1852 but four persons lost their
lives BY jumping from them while In motion, aud one
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The Police and the Election Tomorrow.
proposition made few days ago to the Mayor,
by the Clerk of the Common Council asking for the
vices of two policemen to attend the polls at the election
district of each ward for the purpose Of delivering out
the tickets to the voters, the adoption of the
charter At first the Mayor felt inclined to grant the
quest bat reflection, he declined to permit the police
to mix in with the politics of the city, any further than
to keep the peaceand the following order issued
to the Captains Of Police =
GENEn AL ORDER, rssU MAYOR, TO CAPTAINS
You will at sunrise the morning OF Tuesday the 7th
instant act in accordance with General Order No. 3o
he last clause Of said order You Ill also instruct the
command TO be particular 10 keep the
yay TO- and from he polls open 50 that voters may
free ngress and creby enabling them to de-
po1t their ballots with the least BY order
Of JACOBA. WESTERVELT, Mayor.
axoRGE w. MkrsEIL, Chisf of Police.
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Government Appolntmsnta.

n Aroher has been appointed Celsctor Of Custs s for
the port Of st. Marks Florida in place Of B. v. Astsn
Syivanus L. Psase to 10 Postmaster Of EdeAxt0wn In
place OF Jared w. Cofhn, resigned.
Merritt Thompson has bean appointed Lghthou a
Keeper In New Haven, n the place Of xr. Willard.
Englixh, Of Marion conLty Virginia, has been an
ponted Special Mail Agent for Virginia and North ayo
iina vice Gel. J. A. Mcguire, Of Baltimore, removed.
The following appointments Of Postmasters har a re-
Gently been made in 0ensses county, vis-John ppan
South Byron; H. ]. Pettbone Eha DF. g. c. b .tspnan
Alabama; +. II. Dsshou, Oakheld, and A. W. Ensien
Alexander.
Mr.. Patrick Short has received ths appel Aansut a
Local Mall Agent for RuffAlo.
Jonathan use has received the appointms ~ ef Dsps
Collector at Camden, Ne.
John Porter has succeeded In getting Ne onsss
Deputy Collector at Lewiston, NY.
Geo. c. Hotsbks ESQ, has also been s.ppeined Dspukr
Collector and Inspector Of Customs st Youxgstswn
Niagara county, N. Y
Mr. Jas H. Harmon has bcen appointed Mail ARsnt en-
the Portland and Boston route, vife ". W. Graves.
J. Ulmann, Esq has been appointed DEPUTY Ccl-
hlectcr ct Racine.
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The swartwO out and BirsAsau Affair.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
NEW YORK. June 4, 1853.
Sir The statement psbshed in your paper Of the fst
INST, signed by Mrs. Birdsa, demands notice fromms.
Permit 10 express ny regret that II should be and
to present the following tho real facts Of the casa
The statement made by Mr. Swartvout the 9Th April
is correct Mr. BEdsals checks to Mr.. Swartwout for
the of money borrowed according to the statement
Of Mrs Birdsan were surrendered to Mr. Brdsa undsr
Mr.. swartwout's instructions to me, hs attorney
The checks accordingly delivered into the han Of
Mr.. Biresa My certificate antedated at Mr. Bird
SANS request fadvised Mr.. Swartwout that ha& done
in conformity with his instructions and requested
him 10 give me bis written declaration that should be
held harrnlass IN the transaction. Ha letter IN reply
herewith attach. AENRY OGDEN.
nv DEAR HARRy:- HARIa, July 1880.
have given receipt to Mr., Birdsa for The money
due from him without haviny received from him,
hereby and discharge ycu any claim liz
bity for the knowing, al do that have
received t. ought not held responsible for u
any wy cas sisnsd WY 'T''y' ysSML swARrwour.
HENRY OoDEr, ESQ, New York.
New YoRx, Juno g. 1883
eerty that thi 10 the original letter wrote from Pari
l to Mr. Ogden. sAML SWARTW0UT
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Coroners, Inquos1a.

DEATH BY APoPIxxY ODonnAN yesterdAE
held an inquest No. 500 3eecker street, h the body
who came to his death By 1 At ol apoplsxy. he ha1
bsen in very Ill health fer some Hme past Verdict
death by apepexy.
KILLED BY A RAILROAD CAR.-The boy William Soef
who was run over by one of the Eighth Avenue
Saturday died at the hospital OhHcer smith, Of 10
Nineteenth ward arrested the driver, Thomas GihH
who is held by the magistrate to await the inquest
the body which will be held BY DR.. Hilton this day at
eleven O. alock, at ths City Hospital.
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MAcKERsL FrsHING.-.A large feet Of mackerel
catchers we're In the bar ON Wednesday and Thursday
and found Ash quite abundant. They have also besu
taken for several days in Provincetovn harbor On~
boat brought In dve barrels one DAY last wesk -Fw.
mouth Regfstsv.
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From Albany.

From Albany
SUPPOSED MURDER-sUDDEN DEATH ETC.
ALBANY, June 8, 1858.
The body Of named Charles Connolly, was found
in the river this morning. Suspicious entertained
that he TO his death from foul play at the hands
two men with whom he had quarrel at dance house
the pier, Monday, since which time Connolly has
not bv~n alive The supposed perpetrators Of the
deed have both left the city.
Charles Bryan, who has had charge of the Savings
Bank department Of the Albany Bank since its organ-
zation, found dead in his bed this morning Cause
apoplexy.
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The BheIin Straits Expedition, DC.
BALTIMORE, June s, 1853
The vessels Of the Bherinss Straits Expedition
stl in Hampton Roads. The steamer Hancock has re.
turned to Norfolk eaky and would have to go into dock
to repair
Ne mail fiom beyond Mobile has been received to day.
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Three Vessels Wrecked, sc.

PmIADnPHA, June s, 1853.
Three schooners, General Hersey for Portland Ham
nah Clarke for Wells, Maine and James and Lucy for
New Bedford went ashore last night in squa at Point
Cape Henlopen. The General Hersey and James and
Lucy full of water, and viii be total loss The Ham
nah Clarke has not yet filled, but is lying in bad stua
uon.
The eighth steamer for the Parker Vein Coal Company
by Captain Lopez was launched yesterday.
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INTERESTING RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE.
The Legislative Exeursion to Niagara Falls
Twenty-hrst Annual Meeting or tho Now
jersey Railroad Company-rhe Grand
Trunk Railroad Company OF Canada.
TELEGRAP PHO.

TELEGRAPHIC.
NEw YoRx ALnAny AND BUFFALO TxLxoRAPH COMPANY
OyFIoE No. ~ WALL srREEr.
THN LEGIsLATTvB EXCURSION TO NrAGARA-THK
TINE MADE ON THE rRP-THE DINNER-THl
sPzECHEs OF Bx-Gov. HUNT, SENATOR SEWARD
ePlAxxR LUDLOW, AND OTHERS, ETC.,
NIAaARA FALLS, Saturday, June 4, 1885,
Ths Legislative excursion of to-day in fine STYLE
Tho txain consisting Of six cars containing about three
hundred PERSONS ef the depot At Albany at six O'Clock
4hs morng and arrived here at two O'Clock this after
neon The actual running time exceeded the time table
about sxtysx minutes, owing to the peced size Of
the train, win be seen by the following which Was
THE TINE TABLE FOE THE TRAIN
Arrive At Schenectady U7 miiesj ............ s|
Arrive at Utica (78 mlesl l................. 817
Arrive ct Syracuse (53 m1es). .............. 932
Arrive at Rochester (81 milss) ............ 11.27
Arrive ct the Falls (76 miles) ......... LIS p NJ
Time fixed for the trip " hours.
The following is
THE ACTUAL TINE CONSUMED TRIP
Arrived at Schenectady Q7 miles) A. NJ
Ieft do. .........637
Arrived at Fonda 90 miles). es)............".. 72o
Isss.s Isss For. Plain a. as miles, ,....... ~
Arrived at Little Falls Qe niles) ............ so2
Passed Hsrkimsr q miles) ................ sis
A.,svsd VI at Utica IA miles)
Arrived At syracuse (ss missj j.::.:.::"::.1S% .:..1S%
IsH do. ............. 10 10
Arrived at Rochester Isl mles) II 30 z. n
Arrived At the Falls 10 miles, aSS
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The Southern Crops, &c.

The SOuthern Cr0ps, DC.
NEW ORLEANS June i, 1858.
Accounts from the Mississippi and Red river districts
are still unfAvorable for tho crops owing cold nights
and continued drought.
The Arabas advoes reached here at eight O'Clock this
Afternoon.
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RAILROAD FESTIVAL AT SAVANNAH.
BALTIMORE, June s, 1853.
rairosd festival held at Savannah Thursday,
which attended by large number of guests from
Columbus and other points Senator Berrien gave pub
lie dinner and ball on the occasion.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-19

J .flt- Do Ettns TIE Dus %
sEI MONDAY and THURSDAY EVENING, Hs o'olo,k N
&, order Of Capt J. J CASEY Commanding Z. Il. -
J.Is.t AsuEEaos, Orderly sergeant decf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-19

NEW YORK, July H., .COrToN-sales Of 5000 bales
at firm rates FL0UR-The Flour market has been very
active to-day advance caused by the European ad
vices with sales $4,000 bbs at 81 81 to - 4 for state
81 SIS to 81 81 Western and So to Is for southern
WUEAT-las advanced to cents with sales OF ~ 600
bushels at l2Sc for prime Ohio White CORN-Scarce,
with sales of 10000 bushels at tie for Mixed and t9c for
Yellow . WIIISKY-lu fair demand, with sales Of 700
bbls at 23c q gallon Tor Ohio PORK-Sales Of 500 bbs
nj SIS so for Mess, and Sl2 10 for Prime BEEF
sales OF 100 bbs Mess at S12 10 p Dbl CUT MEATS
Sales Of 200 bhs SIC for shoulders and sc fer as
LARD--sales of 1000 bbs at lO3sc "a ID BUTTER
Continues firm at Il to Ice n ID .COffEE-Firm with
sales of $50 bags ga to 9c for Rio and e q ID for
Java SUGAR-salcs of 200 hhds at TO &C 1 ID for
New Orleans =. MoLASSES-Sales of 400 bbls New Or
leans at 2ss TURPENTlNE-Sales Of 1850 bbls Spirits
at - q to IL &C.
BALTIMORE, July IL, b =. NJ. .FlOUlt-ihe market
Howard street Flour continues quiet with small SAWS
only 81 10 This inactivity arises from there beng no
shippers in the market We note sale OF bO0 bbis es
ground City Mills Flour from old Wheat at 81 81 u
Further contracts have been made for new Flour al 20
Most OF the miers have engaged to deliver as much
they make for two weeks to come WllEAf-At
the Germ and Flour Exchange this morning about IOOt
bushels Wheat offered. The qualities were moi
generally satisfactory mers and the operations were
not extensive Sales OF good TO prime White mad'
at loo lice do. do Red loo to l05c, ~. C0RN-T9,
demand for Corn active About 5000 bushels wer'
offered Sales made ut 60c for White, and 62e to
yellow. small lot Of very choice White sold at &c
! We still quote Pennsylvania Rye at SOC oATs-Th,
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81 toUisP-r ta4 Tuna! ~ 3 r. parmo Bros
deo iso vi. nos- Ea, 30 May yashSas"i5 Do
Grr IA DO kegny Fo't~r., DO y sacks
te 'lT 50 tses hemp pany M,crt,y g4.,waie Il
il roI. Haraal d. b a4 e s5zss Sa,s Er Wod 4
ow-is9 bei' rsrs weYraa = Df' !,gs' Jst,. WOOD
krane DI doi7 d. apple Z Il aeod n'' nlse Nor
raomp,oul chest y SHAW saeas Perkins
Campbell &co.2 ALl ls Martin oeu &s9-si gCr
II SIaIf I'd 81 u, a4.rS- D 'iayf &ii & I .!a
sI nae - :, , u ~ r. ' l5 Z ''ts' bud
a. hf.Iie, "i,'s a T. ~. n y ~ We1 Gsliieh e.
bales 10 t-Is .ota
oder at soIO b.a oil Kennstl DI ao4s' tt.g ruay
$40 Is SIN" aes5o BUS flour Id Ma Va
Sour ss Camden ThoaI
30 egn Pesn. Campbell ola ID, .alIis
IS sb' k e hhls Prize to.t h 81 t Lay
lao bbls Budlecke ousr-s0Oc
. fs la. oon 9' II n eh Doi5 ~ "'oa 70 @ Re
Z tras &0-sandgs to orlslo'si cotton 10 GAlss, 81
'i a go 4o 70 ssan5 s s" 30 I Nm Ill, Y Es 30
p,s p.sg,llg Bt'aa4 bes -, seltad. dpJ ntl-y
-.95o & sshleger = y. lard hts 9asoq Nj h Ae,-7 on
wl.. % alss. aell.. L. ney tr-t9 v4
II 10 'b.r.e DthaSIo ii r i. 'sao keSp
goo bo't s.fsarir Wright Seo1 ua-. 'gah.rs u.
M Crrsn~ 81 u. tsaeqes "
i coils A. y 10 Cari pef.Sa nd. otss Sc 4 n
bell bales .i.1r ~ llI o Wilson &os hhl. 10.
lsSid d. %n's}, Csl "a i5 + ii Me- - , S a.
Lew Cai.e-augs 10 aIierfs..i t,. II tne III tg.
ycEsEUeG s,,,myr An VEG j., Lal,, ro.,o- 10 oris
10 % 'Sy a. 10. - d tF. pPos go O. FL
st'as T. W rsa.oas' "a. aes and =julres to order.
s' s sa,ea ssls" is '-.. ssos SD lel
| oo Il La,ss.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-19

LIVERPOOL. June 2s .., C0TT0N-There was more
doing on Saturday rather better prices and yes
teray though the only reached 1000 bales good
stapled OF middng American dearer, {" mid
ding orleans being worth 6igd e tb) To-day how
there has been desire to sell and the demand
being moderate the rates Of the week not
obtanabe In Manchester the business for export has
been very limited and all branches there has been a
want of cteerfulness
BREADSTuFFS-There has been sudden rally all
the decline in Wheat Flour and Indian Corn hos been
covered The bad weather here and the Continent has
stimulated spectators and dealers with large consump
ton find themselves bare of stock All good brands Of
Flour are worth 25s White Wheat Is Cd to Is Sd Red
Is Sd to IS ID 4 10 lbs White and Yellow ludidn Corn
4 selling at us.
| PROVISION MhRKET-Bacon wears a dull appearance.
decline OF Is has Induced demand equal to the
present supplies better consumption is looked for
shortly shoulders more wanted -. Beet ana Pork
move in retail. Cheese is much asked for Lard Keeps
quiet Taow continues very steady Rice Is wanted
/ nd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-19
aEw ORLEANS MAnggYg

CGrscrNr Orpios
| ,,.. lueAday Morning July 49, 1853 /
NoiloN-Thtre was a better demand ycsterdav re
'u,og in Gales of nearly loo bales Price, weTe firm
with tendency to outside figures
tn,.., NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION
OrJinnr '''''' o'W ~ Midiling Fair, II IGll1l
Mid1line 90. 9li61Ol, 'Good FAIR -,@-
''o' "'ldlnE III all Good and Fine. ID
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept l. 1852 Co''' 5lss ToH.eeos.d.
"eoeiFed since ....l G5S 042 CoslG
's''efaay tS5=lc5S7S7 455-7o9ol
Exported to date m l02I303 t;oo2 0'V''
S''''fu'y''' s33=l62jl36 i21- j5430
'' pao on band not eleared.... 4ala2 52625
'obA'op-Ihr inquiry continued good and we heard
VI nearly 500 hhis taken as follow &72 hhls 5Oates
ana 5Z2 at 81. ~ hhds Yellow Banks at s., round and
uoatufdhy evening" lOOhhds at and &c at "a r H.
Ho""h AND MoLASSES-Sales confined to small lots
at previous rates
fLouh-Prlces advanced 2j05Of p Dbl, with sales Of
-VVo Dds including 100 Sour at -: 500 SuperGpe st
NJ 20 'o ~ IN three lots at SIS 49, 100 Extra at
30 and 600 in several lots, at So z56DSG 30 "A bb
dkAlN-Corn was firm and we noticed sal.s Of 21o0
sacks Of which about 400 Inferior Mixed at So 43o Mixed
at % 40 at G2h and 400 at Coo Z bush.l OF Oats
nearly @ooo sacks were disposed Of including l4OO St
LOUIS at ssh 100 at 40 aud 800 three or four loa at
$40 bushel OF Bran 100 sacks were taken at 9O0g21e
v 100 lbs
PROVISIONAL lot Of 10 bbls unins pected Pork was
sold at sli 70 for Mess and sl2 Dbl for Prime Bacon
was quiet and the principal gale was lG casks Sides at
o>se 2 h.. Lard was in request and prices l6ahe
higher The sales embraced 600 bb and teress 81 II,
aud 1000 kegs at Ike q H.
CofFEE-We noticed sales Of 1900 bags Rio INCLUDING
100 at 81 500 at s34057. aud 575 at 9. q H.
BAGBING-l5O bales Iudia Bagyinv wer. ION I
cash
WHIskf-There were no sales of any moment re-
ported
fRElGtTs-We heard Of no new engagement
EACHANGE-The rates were firm though the demand
continues limited We quote
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New YORK stzty-day Bills laOl4 = Of disc
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