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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-03
RKroRTAD SALES OF STOCKS AT AUCTION.

RKPORTLD SALES OF STOCKS AT AUCTION.
By A. a. Nicoloy
g. goo Milwaukee and Superior r. 6's. Int add 10
5000 New Or.esns City 6s............. DO. BON
1000 Missouri 6 per cent bonds. ........ do. S4h
5000 La Crosse and Milwaukee RR. 7's.... do. 40
ZOO California State 7,s......,..... Flat. 70
400 shrs Harlem RR Observation-Disclosures. SZ
Is Wells, Fargo Co. g Express .40H ~
80 Illinois Central RR Observation-Disclosures. e5k
20 American Exchange Bank .................. l0lH
100 Arctic Insurance Co ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S5x
so Fast River Fire Insurance Co.. ............. w
40 IApox Fire Insurance observation-disclosures. $50
IS Peter Cooper Insurance Ce......... .10214 iO3
40 Pacific Fire Insurance Co. lNx
Alec the totOUing.
IS 900 Missouri 6's, interest added. S4}s
1900 La Crosse and Milwaukee mr. rs, do. 40 40Z
$500 California 7's do. .7eA 79H
!, 900 City Of Racine, Wis, 7s do. 81
5000 Chicago, St. p. 4 Fond du Lac SIS, do. .29a 80
1900 Toledo, Norwk Cleve. RR rs, do. ...... 40
5000 Milwaukee and HORIZON RR. SIS, do. ..... 4l4
1000 Tennessee 6s, ~ do. ...... 691S
10 shares Importers, and Traders Bank ..... 99ls
S American Exchange Bank ...................1C 2A
20 Merchants Exchange Bank. 90
10 Bank of Commerce l0lA
10 Metropolitan Fire Insurance Co. .l004 1907
lsPachc slail Steamship Co ..................6 7%
10 Wells Fargo Co "a EXPRESS ........ 40
$50 La Crosse and Milwaukee RI. Co. .......... 1917
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BR BARK FELICITY Gibeon, from Kngstou, Ja bound TO
Liverpool put into Savannah 29h nit In distress. having
prung aleak.
BRIG JAMES WALLACE Of MbrIdge Me, abandoned about
three months since in lat e Ion e5 the 18Th ut
in lat n 4s. lon n 49, by brig Robt Fisher Baltimore.
SC1R WATTS Knowles which ashore In December,
20 miles OF Cape Henry got of 30th u and will be
taken " Norfolk for repairs.
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I"tAH VI fOVsoVV IZOVVV iVoOOcV
The estimates of bonds to be called for this year.
are:--For 0pelousas, $50 600; Jackson, $3.50 900:
Baton Rouge, &C., 10000; Shreveport, sls7 900
total, $497 900.
The annexed statement exhibits the value of ex.
ports Exclusive of spece) from this port for the
week, and since January in each of the past three
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Surplus iec L, totV'o<o OF
The entire cost Of the road and proportion Of the
equipment amounts 10 g., 1875 ,l57 so.
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FROM winch ueuuct-
Div. No. 81, declared Dec, 1856. .$l49,c6. 10
10 %, DO. June, 1851. lie,o64 10
spr'd Mt Vernon Pittsburg Rail
road stock charged up. ......... 196.lbO 90
Hills & Gin RR. stock, charged up ,444 "
lake steamers, charged up........ 80 $50 40
sundry expenses and losses.......r GA Os
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H. &
FmpAr. june Is, 1853
rs 4ssl6u ye<1erday was clear ana warm. On
IS I1s1s buzae4 Ms rather dull, and she departures
xSSsx - rhe fonisvi1Ie packet e b. FairchiId,
Csuk i +. fanco>k xrzired With full cargo part o.
u6lch &a6 TX bids tobacco and 172 bales cotton
aks fs6<es ssalu on se<ordA5, = P: y. We are
cs|1>ea " b. eoarleoas clsFk, ~ John n ieyden,
~ III k6ak'9!I|e papers.
~ fos& ADAM packet saIlse Rebinson. Capt. 3
r Crd, ari7ed with 81 bales oolton, q hhds. sugar
and @ bis. molAsses Sic viii leave Is usual, on
9a<urd4y, ii 5 n H.
Fs4a1 Bu|f'lf for Losisriile. With the daily Cairo
o. s. nail shis ssit. splendid and very popular pas
usn3sr packet leaves port to-day, 81 p n, under
~ 0osnp1and 81 the very accommodating and expe-
xinootd csp< & b D4nhasn with the clever and COR
~ ~. 81 so1ore Judss No o(1oe' She b one o.
~ W So11 1,ul III y ~ Por< combining all the
49, q. u ~ ~ s. aa11f packet Her officers
s1S o1@ 81. 4 |1GoI1 ~. prompt and reliable.
~ n = " = = d1 q ~ 1hs proves sufficiently
~ Y \ 3hs c1un1cis st Memphis and
"A ~ y IVA "a tbs Cincinnati Y. 8. mail
<e53.Iu y 91JnS & Louisville passengers save
5l.s & ><<r - u New York Is quick il not quicker
d. 81 ~ Si1ur routo tksY 1--WE money, as they
Is 81 lass< y much expense fee meals, etc. they
~ ii COMFORT, Is they 80 further on fine boat and
<6ss. - natter Of coa<se. Iess railroad travel.
x,ag>|elk - 5ald 5hiak q ~ things.
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z (l0Ncfuutu JUN NettNtN ffa6r
Yeas Messrs. DeLabarre, HARRISON, Howell, Ven
nard and Landry45.
Nay Mt, Duprc-l.
Il he paving firsi street, 70 H stephens aud
Yeas Messrs. DsIabarre Harrison. Howell. Ven
nard and Landry-6.
Nay Mr. Dupre-1.
bidder after Ave- DAY notice in the official esg. contract for
Yeas Messrs. DeLabarre, HARRISON, Howell, Ven
nard and fandry-5..
Nay Mr.. Dupre--l.
CO. pac hyaran and Ore plug on calondeei street for
Yeas Messfs. Delabarre, Dupre, Harrison, How
ell and Yennard-5.
oluon authorizing The Surveyor to set apart in Lafayette
Of tie Orphans Home thirty feet On the north vest Side q the
central walk Of said Cemetery BY depth Of sixty feet
helllng CarIoton avenue, four months
Eve carts 10 III up ront Roeheblave Dorgenos
streets, from carcndelet Walk Ursnlues street.
Yeas Messrs Del.abarre, Harrison, Howell and
Vennard-4
| Nay Mr.. Dnpre--1.
The following resolutions were adopted as recon-
mended in the foregoing report
to os Ss s n q Ps
u s sun q ~ g payment e cubic yards Of
Rssored That be and he is hereby
he pse rect Oh the
Yeas Messrs. DeLabarre, Dupre, Harrison How
ell and Yennard--5.
The following resolution, adopted by the Assistant
Board, was read twice and concurred in, the rules
being suspended
inviting Board Of Aldermen to meet in joint
three Directors Orleans Jackson and Great North
On motion, the Board went into executive session
The following appointment, made by the Hon. H
M; Summers, Acting Mayor, was approved:
L. H Place. Commissioner OF the Second Draining District
| in place Of MIR. }. o. Nixon, resigned.
| After which, the doors were opened, and, on mo
ton, the Board adjourned to the chamber of the As
sistant Board.
Members present OF Board Of Aldermen: Messrs
Landry, DeLabarre, Dupre, Harrison, Howell and
Vennard-6.
Magoni, Hall, Huyghe, Kearny, Lombard, Phelps
Waldo, Whitney, Beebe, Ranney and Stickney-ll
On motion, the Common Council proceeded to the
election of three Directors the part Of the city In
road Company.
Messrs. A. b. Crossman, J. NJ. Reid, L. J. Harris
and JUS N. Niven were nominated.
Mr.. Crossman received the votes of Messrs Della
barre, Dupre, Harrison, Howell, Landry, Vennard
Hall, Huyghe, Kearny, Lombard Phelps, Waldo
Whitney, Beebe, Ranney and Stickney-l6.
Mr. Niven received the votes of Messrs. DeLabarre
Harrison, Howell, Landry, Vennard, Magion, Hall
Huyghe, kearny, Lombard, Phelps, Waldo, Beebe
Mr. Harris received the votes Of Messrs. DeLabare
Dupre, Harrison, Landry, Vennard, Magioni, LON
bard. Huyghe, Phelps, Waldo, Whitney Beebe and
Ranney--l3.
Mr. Reid received the votes OF Messrs. Dupre, How
ell, Magioni, Hall, Kearny, Whitney, Ranney and
Stickney-S.
Messrs. Crossman, Niven and Harris having re-
| ceived the requisite majority, were declared duly
elected.
The Common Council having terminated the cleo
ton, on motion, the Board OF Aldermen retired and
adjourned to Friday next, 18th inst, at O'Clock,
Pm.
CHAs. CLAIBORNE, secy.
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iels n ~ ' ' " - r : ri an comnarniis,
:, 80 -. 1880
. down he bridge be New Canal at Car
roton Avenue, and for the construction of turning
ON od bridge shall be down. as well as
old materials shall be The property Of the shall
NEW BRDeE-The new bridge, with lis piers buikheads,
os eonsl,nesa IN al points "a acco5danse With The
dimensions marked on the same
PIEKlhe pier sapp9r.iag the bridge shall be built Of best
and resting On platform Of two heknesses q by " inches
aa close and crossing each other in the best
"efkmanlixe nannet.
pio ss ~ a On woooen gfsnS o. " y u inch
itslnel, eoltea anu nhsneu Is narkea on me plan
y VT me umpsrs ana lumber shall be OF
reas o. ne best qualify well framed and having
plansd and shall receive good ar,ing Of onshal tar and
more pieces shall be sqperposed Two raised sidewalks shall
pan % O m s rs a na ps o1g as kea On me
nick li'.. vvosv ,,.sr,s,s 7. n.a .,s...
ent y, A. "a sb ~ oe peles Ioiss ane ma.
@ ~ 9pen NY my ny snh DC q ihe best easi
Man, pssfy SOL n ana 'ensu' 'he "noe according to SAID
The requiring fasteniugs shall Of quality u Tennes
T I hs H. IL NJ, m Us keo Gu me plans
xaurSrsTs aSaineat piers shall be lined
s.ounu ~ o teel from ces SAID les 70 receive
i E wroagh. .pihss.
nal 1 pocon If sd sbpmeSs Sa o s e q s e H.
with coe o ake hes a ft n hic small n
idy Iammea :. H.. :, 49, ,s,,s. -,
ala 1ss na Ss e Z, s Vafo VIII sairound me
sbe nlan ~ u vi 's u is""ss' ms whoie as SHOWN on
FEsDsssFendsr piles protect the bridge from being
yIsa w Nese nA " a'sh anu ifaiea as marked on the
PAIsTIsaThe outside faces Of beams frames, the rail
ins and posts NE hogehan etc In fact all wood and iron
Ss :. OF pain. y q suitable v sOIVrs
gnsERaL bridge when completed shall be per
anu Wy w9s ~ ~ rs oeaiis na Pc perfectly wen executed
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REcEIPTs oF PRODUCE.

MoRGANzA--stvsner @ D Jr-i bales cotton Wright Al
sse bb sOwss nSs sS
lsses Bukbdre 2cosundres to orderTotal 2 hhos
FORT Af,AMs-steams saiiie Robinsonls bales cotton
Oakley, Hawkins keo--i6 Do J Desga3z hhds sugar Hew
be melssses Roschferd Brown $ess DO MsnsTd vgaaud
Total a hhds sugar. 81 bbls noiasses
MINDEN-sisanes Milton Relf-s0 bales cotton cammack
wT a. qa Dsd Ss ss s s
GLADDEN. siexassjo WHIT &eo1 Brothers AGO
Rss Ms &C. bS Ss s Ss yV ss
spsakc- sundriss 70 urdsr--Totsl 50 bales cotton.
sS, 1ss ysias sss' Cotton g
n John Williams &eols Belioeq, Ncblom &co2l Buckner,
e. asos @arsS Gilmore SReo ys ss s
cotton COTTON = . ss sSss Ps' Vas NoSs
Is Walker snider2 4 Adams eo-l4 MeIemcre Ray
sacks ins
Putnam cosundries to orderTotal $50 bales cotton.
Frazer xcoa casks bacon y sacks oats DUN So bids to.
seso s All ss ss0 sv S b Sss, gS
" Phlip 4ss-6o bids tebaeeo smgihe keose bales
g N Summers seo-- d Mslss Isvs-z dS wanessn
s s.sso e sss a o M css s 2sG
s Asd sssss ~ Fly s o MSoI EYE S do
sssis bacon hi lard sacks vsss VIM sosy hSds
tohacco hhds tobseso essk bacon e R \ short
Redevad hhds tobacco 81 ibis eoar g Robinson
ana sundas G,en Watts &eo-Tetal 81 bale, cotton sic bids
tobacco.
u X afrTol22 bales cotton TO
8uchannfn, Carroll &cos9 Boeart Foley Averyl5 Cam
mack, sQnres Mes7 Bellocq, kobom &co-l do RnEey,
Blair Aco- Buddccko kco-24 bids Bogari Foley
Aseryi hals wool Canmack squrss weata do 10
Rail- Kemp &co5 hides aud sundes TO orasrroal 81 bales
cotton.
RAILROAD
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAfLROAD FROM CANrON-s bales cotton Payne 4
l5arrsson-G8 Warren Gilmore &co33 OgesbyS do
George Conney6 Skipwh, Hazard &co4 Smith, Harris a
COD Thornhl Aco-l Coleman Putnam &cosundrics 70
der--Total l26 bales cotton.
roNToHARrRAIs RArLsoAD.
MOBII Eseamer oregon--l65 orderly bbls
hladen symes ProvanSu37 in specie Fash &co
sundries 10 order.
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...I 80
io a. = & >ais75 Vnbssnie and supesas At S5Si for
ne ieza4r AID a "a y Dbl ibs the latter
GRAM The of Corn incinied 800 sar&s Mixed Al
sc tioo Whs IN lo' AZ 10 ana lsa yellow AZ $50 pnshel
- b; Wheat 100 nAcks Red sold AZ sVe n busssi Oats we're
am booking up vh sales Of 1900 sacks s. snisip los q
5oc so a 81 and 1900 IN o:a use rasei 90 hfan SO
sacks sod 4 o. y I0o ns-au ads@Hss. +.
fRoe1sIOSs Pork sey dull are 200 thls Mess SOLO
on private or Bacou5 50 casks Ribbed Sides taken
Al ssse lew cssks Clear az a9sc and Inferior Fc1d
srs u sc or Lard 70 bills sad iesces Prime, Of mixed
snipzsnss, sold At lo1sc p ..
coFFRE rhere active demand and prices were e
higher With sales nsary loe bags follow $40 At ec,
100 Il TX 1857 ttho Dennis lily at ioc 800 at ios
sl70 The Il wsishs careo lp 600 at ioA and 500 on
private lorna
WHISKY The market dali and sales confined to 70
1bls Raw AZ 2se. ard 30 Recihed on private terms
FBElGHTs....A ship taken for liverpool At ~ FOR
cotlep ope lsd. consignment given away 5<d and
.hip sksn for Hsvrs ga Vessels the berth for Liver
pool were bling up "a.
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Cpl PROJECTIONS for the contract for
. making bal ast Roadway 80 feet wide, Front street.
The roadway shall bs 80 feet 10 width The whole width of
heights AND Levels to be given by he ity SURVEYOR he con-
tractor heg the same when too low and picking and hauling
with coating Of large thick top
81 Ss S psea SSs soa b
thick The roadway shall be well rolled AZ least three times
completed the contractor shall the whole Of the roadway
s3s al sn sh Se Gd r. hR S1s
COCO lbs roller often be that the whole
and The srree shall then be opened for travel
All the materials shall be Of the best quality and shall be
The contractor shall bind himself bsgin the work the
Common coanoi and 20 %pee the same three months after
upder penalty ten dollars day for each and every day
thereafter the same is not completed.
The contractor ba bind himself keep The ballast in
cepancs BY The City surveyor ADD to ,he fhfs
Of this condition The Treasurer shall retain one
which nth sha be paid any the ballast road be then found
ssea, amount Of soO shall be required 10 guarantee
the faithful performance OF the contract.
IN cash completion of the work and accept
well case Of failure by the contractor
begin o. has s work q any part Ths The period
which the work being executed the Council shall have the
fault required By article 1906 he civil Code aud Without
applying TO CONT Of justice 10 annu the and without in
tractor shall any time abandon he work finish and
tractor shall forfeit ali claims he may have for any psri Of the
work done BY him to the date e he abandonment and that
hsrsfor and well The
DC fesolu NE AUG ms shn n ns s
tween The price Which the eonissser Originally e
8ids es per sannng tbs whole work complete
isisnsSi = LouIs H. PILE, city Surveyor.
Boards Of the Com Council
s ss1sd 5oh 4 4 sh R6LhAsD. eAairnsn
Registered june 70 IssS ,,-,v, : s.....,,.r
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- bonds NJ ota tho sulo OF s4eoo0 CIV Bonds Issued to the
Jackson x 10 Whethsf thess sold for
40 roe4. Formed jntaaent paid % contractors,
noi Ence Dark shares es1sshlly very Arm There
1csfe hs part h0dsFp sod The dividend
II Il Asna losk for sn5 sales for the
W n4 Mr. Il " tieaefes oi The linn d Abat Genees
o. ,sd brokers' to-day elected President
f< hank Il iouiaiaua yice Mr. Aonigomcx who left
fAh s<enids - months leave Of abaeues. We are not
positive sbon hia 'ieeye. being Of
h<uk naF1 the Venerable President takes H. granted
~ xlAae A lhse hnvs been aufnisas and In
sfes txpfsred ~nd M The Vacancy the question
soEa3 We di ink time that The mantle " pro
might hare " fall % onr own shoulders
II good cine for Hose who DESTROYS OF providing for
rszf 1ey 10 good supply Of coal 81 low rates. West
>rn eoa obsxnnd s. q &c. pei barrel From the
1ee vi hnt $4,000 barrels have been received since
1e s Eeruhor bat aE&insi $4,000 hs Previous We
tho BFe<keafids< Goal Company which &
>xpe<e1 would Furnish abundsuz supply the lowest prices
h. n.s WITH cvscs 4na he effects sold few
src audcf aa'cia proeesdsss We ony hope that tbs
viii M qto hsnd that win work them and eoniinue he
aarr> on he market
Cal mine II do Western or Middle States may be con.
x>s<4 ran'elS q more veluv Eid mine in California
Or Ad,A whils Aladg The immsnse wealth Of the
asgs}o W tbis coqay hnd toe statistics below 10
lAte Nsu Iost paper,
while emsskrE "a so@ might y n some service 10 this
sozanaasx % kvs1 nomanIns o. The Os@eha coal mnss.
coiAsy organized year The Atye o. the
Gaia co< Company With haalnx capital and that h the
lat W. heard ~ IT. We Of the hfsf cart load
irf teesssd Then ssrs were large puts q Msnphls coal
znuez located zhose Memphis. Then again. had the
Hz4esvii mines Ohio all Of which d
b>I1e profitable insezine ~.
Ih< trade for thirty years show remarkable
the amount and value u the production Of coal Al
Ne tho value Of tia coal annually mined In th
1odotry <nr<y ea to tho yeMs production Of gold In c
fo<4 AID lhs present q increase the coal viii
ao@r 81 ii geanr value appears that isz the rst
r1A ee,i asd IN state. the amount Of production
-. Mn1Iax 49,.
II time may Judged BY s Increase Aihs
~ Is1et<1I marked helpu. Taas.
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PENsAooLA-schr FaDny-so goo # lumber 70 order.
coyISGToN-Schr Polar sizr1 bbs and sandries to
order. s5 ~ af -as
4 BiLoxf-schf Belle Rcpban-Lnmber to order
PEARL RIyER-sohr High wstes-24oo0 feet lumber to
order.
B1Lox1-schr Elyira-Lumber TO order.
Cov1NGTON-s Arsene-Iamber to order.
= PKNsACOLA-schr southron55 o00feet humber to Pooey
Nicoi &co.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


NV ORLEANs, April 27th 1858.
Gcnemen We the undersigned, Of front
respectfully petition honorable
body resolution ordering undegroun to be
made Common street. commencing Nagazl aud
ending IN the Gavez street Canal OF material called the
Patent 1ndestrhctitle Water Pipe Pipe This whole
be done IN conformity approved March 18Th, 1858
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COMPTRoLLER's OFFICE, D
City of New Orleans, June 10th, 1858. {
[ No. 1866. | ~
Resolred That the Comptroller SELL after ten days notice
the official JOURNAL the highest bidder the engine
occupied BY Ere engine Young America situated the
Graver Poydras said
for cash and subject the approval of the Common Council
Rssoiced further Thst the purchasers of the above
engine shall be same
within days from date Of approval Of the sale.
[Signedl j. MAGIONI,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedl A. LANDRY.
President pro tenn Board Of Aldermen.
Approved June g. 1853.
signed1 II. NJ. SUMMERS, Acting Mayor.
Notice hereby given, that WEDNESDAY the 23d day
June less will to be adjudicated by N Vigne ESQ.,
City Auconee Levee street. between Poydas Grayer
street. u O'Clock NJ, the above engine. house
jel0lN T. THEARD. Comutroler.
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Big Mnitilsn wo5nzhnu days from Matanras 10 Golden
bow 4 f.esparre-Q rarnniine Station
Scnr Fanny Wriedf from Pensacola, Pooey Nico kco
Basin
schr Polar Star. whitcomh from covineton--Basin.
Schr Belle Rophon. from Bil0xi-Basin.
Schr High Water. from Pearl Rivst--Basn.
Schr Eiyira, Eager from Biloxi--Rasin.
Schr Arsene. Cooper, from Covineton-Basin.
schr southou Perry days from Pensacola to Peoley Naol
Socialism,.
5TEAMBoATs.
@ n Jr Vincent. from Bayou Sara
Sailic Robinson. Gross. from Fort Adams.
Nachsi Leathera. from yicksburg
Milton Relf. Hall. from Minden.
Oregon. Hopkins. from Mobile.
Red Rover. Strong, from Nashville ~ y
Alice Fivisn, ---. from Vicksbare. tlr
d Carroll, Kmbal from Red River.
Towbcat Mary KinEsland Phillips from the Passes-towed
down and sea, 18th inst ship Smoda and schooner
Joaquin mp light.
Towb0st whtnsy Hsaen. from the Pa,ses-tSwed down
schr Virginia Antoinata-breaghi to Quarantine big
Nintitlan.
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COMPTROLLER's OFFICE, !
City Of New Orleans, June 3, 1853. :
+ No. 3gl7.

Rolred That the Comptroller receive during thirty days
notice in the official Journal sealed proposals Tor The placing
granite and iron railing around Clay Square
Fourth Dis rict he bids bs made separate for
granite and for the iron railing. The granite
paid for IN cash. budget for the 1855 and the iron
railing paid for out Of the budget of 1859 All
with plans and specifications file Survey
ors office and subject the approval of the Common Council
fSignedl j. MAGIONI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedl H. NJ SUMMERS,
q dent of
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ship Kate Dyer Dyer for Liverpool Baxter Lowell Sec
Spanish Bark yssbsleia. Agairse, for sansander
spanish Bark Re. Munalssni for San Sebastian. -
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Sssisn d tss alarAsls.

FRIDAY MORNING. June is.
COTTON. Tie demand continued aesss yesterday and
aisaeexh the a.'anm ofsuz limited held At higher
rates purchasers ond about 1900 bales wsadyaace
our anotsiien- Auesher ~ 81.
NEW ohI-sAxs CLASSIFICATION.
t H,ss'st Aessz alla
f se x S,a'asy ,l 'adas
TQpteco There Wa W no.ieel >aies
q MS h1s knid and isfa.ed 50 and snhls Al On p
s.ts tattds and 81 lo'<e n.
COTTON AND roBAcoo STATEMENT.
s.o.. =. /. e = oo'tss-ea'.s Tobacco s Z q
1s's'sss :sss i.sii go sss's -
E.P'.i's .'ass ~; s.. 81 $40
sp9kR AeSns |5l sAds soid unchanged psirss
f<is % r ~ F>is <97c y b.
MOL siiss Of 40 hhls a 2za25e for Fernen,s
aud f7sf hehoes. AID soma j. lois Of fsne y
sal
FLOUR Thsse soei demand - lsm pFlcss v iih
se'F q eeeai 400 ea hapine 2W s.. LOU. sapssals q
= y S9 = sas same 50 otn u ss{ SIS Kxlfa Ia
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ITYERPoUIshlp Kate Dyer955l bales cotton, 400 Dbl,
-Four. 1914 saeks wheat. 400 slaves,
sANrASDER-- Bark ysabsleta--507 bales cotton.
SAN sEBAsrIAN--Bsrh Fe-4ss bales cotton and 1000
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