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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-01-16

Arrive at Corn rsvie by IL m;
Leave Cornersville Friday at p m;
Arrive at Fayetteville by 8 pm;
lOl55 From Fayetteville by Cordova Undertook Georges
Store, and Oregon, to Salem, 10 miles and back,
twice week.
Leave Fayetteville Tuesday and Friday at lam;
Arrive at sslem by pm;
Leave Salem Wednesday and Saturday at 7 am;
Arrveat Fayetteville by pm.
renceburg, and Hebron, to West Point, 80 miles
and back, once week.
Leave Pulaski Monday at 6 q m;
Arrive at West Point by I'M;
Leave West Point Tuesday at s !, m;
Arrive a Pulaski by pm;
ioI57 From Pulask by Sugar Creek and Lexington, Ala
to Rogersviile, ~ miles and hack, once week
Leave Pulaski Monday ate m,
Arrive At Rogersville by Z mi
Leave Rogsravle Tuesday at am;
lolSs From Mount Pleasant, by Hampshire, to aom
Store, ii miles and back, three times week.
Leave Mount Pleasant Tuesday, Thursday and Sat-
urday at IN;
Arrive at Isoms Store by IL am;
Leave lsoms Store Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
day at pm;
Arrive at Mount Pleasant by spm.
lOl59 From Mount Pleasant, by Newhurg, to Palestine
"a miles and back, 0ncs a week.
Leave Noun, Pleasant Tuesday at ga nj
Asive at Palestine by 3pm;
Leave Palestine Monday at a M
Arrive at Mount Pleasant by 4pm.
lol6o From Columbia by Hopewell, Lynnvilc, Pulaski
Midbrldge, Elkton, Blowing Spring, Msdison's
Roads, Ala, and Brick School House, TO Hunts-
Vile, Is miles and back, six times a week.
Leave Columbia daily, except Sunday, at pm;
Arrive et Huntsville next days by am;
Leave Huntsville daily, except Sunday, at 4 M
Arrive at Columbia next days by m.
Bids invited after leaving Elkten, via Athens
to Moore's Station, on the MemPhsAnd Charles
ton Railroad, in lieu Of Hunsvi0o, Ala.
lOlel From Columbia by Santa Fe. Cross Bridges, Will
Transport. and Duck River to Ccntrevllc 81
miles and back, three times week.
Leave Columbia Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
at 3 m;
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-01-16

Leave Dresden Monday at D a m;
Arrive at Boydsville by ii am
Leave Boy dsyie Monday at p NJ;
Arrive at Dresden by m
lols7 From Desden, by Mddeburg and Mount Peia, TO
Troy, 30 miles and back. week.
Leave Dresden Tuesday at am
Leave Troy Wednesday a, 8 a m;
Arrive at Dresden by 6 IN.
l0le8 From Dresden, by Dedham, Mount Prospect and
Andalusia, TO YorkyiIe, 80 miss and back once
week
Leave Dresden Thursday at I am;
Arrive at Yorkville by mn
Leave Yorkvlle Friday at a m;
Arrive at Dresden by 8 p m
l0lS9 From Dyersburg, by Mers Chapel Chestnut Bluf
Lanefed, Cherryvie Cageye Mason's Grove,
and Poplar Corner TO Jackson, s. miles and back,
twice week
Leave Dyersburg Tuesday and Friday a, P m;
Arrive at jackson next days by pm;
Leave Jackson Monday and Thursday at Ga m;
Arrive at Dyersburg next days by l0am
1890 From Dyersbug by Grove Mount to Trenton, 80
miles and back twice week.
Leave Dyersburg Monday and Friday at IN;
Arrive at Trenton by p m;
Leave Trenton Tuesday and Saturday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Dyersburg by m.
lols From Trenton, by Enterprise, Bluff Spring. Hope
Hill, Layina, South Carroll SPANS, and Oak For
est, to Lexington, So miles and back, once a week
Leave Trenton Thursday at 6 am
Arrive at Lexing ton next day by loan;
Leave Lexington Friday at IL m;
Arrive at Trenton next day BY, pm
1892 From Trenton, by Yorkyille, Chester, Mason
Hall, Troy, and Fremont TO Hickman, KY, Sc
miles and back, three times week.
Leave Trenton Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Al
l2pm;
Arrive at Hickman in % hours by lam;
Leave Hickman Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
at IL p m;
Arrive at Trenton in % hours by 4am.
1913 From Trenton, by Shiloh and South Gibson, to
jackson, 90 miles and back twice week.
Leave Trenton Tuesday and Friday at 7 m;
Arrive at Jackson by m;
Leave jackson Monday Ind Thursday at Ia mi;
Arrive at Trenton by pm.
1884 From Trenton, by Eaton, Friendship, Chestnut
Blsif Leasville, Woodvile, Ripley, Goden's
Ridge, and Cane Bottom to Fulton, 10 miles and
back, once week
Leave Trenton Wednesday at 6 m;
Arrive at Fulton next day by 6pm
Leave Fulton Friday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Trenton next day by pm.
Bids invited to extend route to end at Randolph
1926 From Trenton, BY Antioch, Locust Grove and
Winston, to Dresden, 30 miles and back, once q
week.
Leave Trenton Thursday at Z MI
Arrive at Dresden by pm;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29


with 1860, 13j 90 bales Exlgrts-Increasc 10 Great
britain compared with 1880 - 90 oaes; increase
10 France s. coo decrease to ohcr foreign ports
Total INCREASE 10 exports. 70 600 bale.
fRn.BrSfo Liverpool, 100 tctccs, per steamer, were
taken AZ B. 20 bals Sea Island cotton I'd To Lon
don Oo tcrces navy beef al IS % I0o bpls
do. do. at a. ID 10 Glasgow, SO torccs of beef by
steamer nj Gs brig engaged load with Goals for
Aepinwa al ~. bark taken uTD 10 load with cot
ton for Naples NJ ysc, and back from Sicily NJ ~ There
was nothing new 20 the Continent
HAY-Sales II 600 bales reported At T5c asOc
MofAsEs-Saes 81 about 800 a to0 bbls. New Orleans
made at 3skc
NAVAL sroRsaee Of 100 bbls spirits turpentne were
made at 4s.c and $50 bbs rcsin from yard al
81 So.
oTIs-tInsced continued 10 sell IN moderate way At
sc 64c Crude sperm was hrmer, Win reported salcs
at the eastward At 81 81 Sales q crude whale (prne)
made II BIC. lard oil was quiet and prices
changed.
PRoyngoSs --porkThe market was duh and prices un-
settled, with sales Of $50 bbs In lots, including old
at sI5 rs eli so, and eli 81 for new mess old
prime AZ s13 Is and At ti3 So Included IN the
sales 900 bbis. for March and April delivery
at els rs. Beef hcav with salce n about $50 bbls
including country prime nj 80 90 T5 country nj
o. 30 80; refacked do AZ - rs $40 81 4. and extra
do. at slo rs Gil 50. bacon nominal within the
range II $40 Sales ~ 225 bbs beef hams abe
sl4 tis Cut meats arm. with sales Of 10 hhds at
Pas se,sc br hams, and " eSc, for shoulders. Lard
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

ceedel Brazil Hawss Phisdenhl or rtsnd; Jas wyman,
sy Ior d. Rs. fpsr fsaaspss for session. Re-
srnsa schs Jameson Giouceer, h~tAnzas and Ports-
:,; yyn sa%sss so 30:
Merrill Richmond FOR ss'sm r.,sri'ss Hatch SYark 0
.rrys sd s TIE Vessels escorted arrived ~,
27ih i,M-wmd wv. rai.y.
Ea4 kis 1 Dec ,1 M seas f awss A;sq ss Rich
his Susan Rogers, Ezasshper'; Harriet do; soop Nep-
'1s DasS s aS Mss, w-,g,ogoo wrishuos,n and
Crocler Prestrey. phiadenhl bsnas ihorns DAVIS,
ard ss. Bird Chase New YORK I'D scnr Matthew Darfse
GfosSs TOWN. SC, Dec le-A,r brig oro1imso, Ross
CO 18Th brig y,or Viola, Es "a biio sd, schr
tdwsr rs. shasscliord Nicrs e y.... sv...
+: is; ss Win s
HENRY rS,.asrs,s Jsm..'o lanss'is Wort, i~'
Su-ypor Nsa Se 90 e"
Eswar Calais S " sasssss she ssss
ana % 20 on marine raj way Sid chrs
hiSai,,,ss lift, Dee 2 . AM-on,a,ae ship and .
Tor H. aahp o. -bou' 40 tons with painted
MOBILE, isc 2i1Ar ship Sam nuaoine ssolaeli Liver
EsI.ow va a ss SS srs H eS No. B E."
22c-Ar .bips siitchca oreenock, Constitution,
ay law aS Sose '. Jarvis SO
,s ES% frs adas ais s ss
msn Ssh Do, ,isyes r !. ..,,.,, s,,,
Oh Hss
4
ssrs i fspn Ming ssros from To- r s'su '
Laurent from Havana. Ma emit rom d. CID shps
Ss n sGa ,, ss sse op a s
ssrsr's. Fooss Fhadephi ssh3 sa@ae as,%s chase.
Ar 'h SSy s snip. r,siae ao,en Refuse yssaas
49, PIX Dec q cy . epAss II Hampton Road. Br
shS s Nnr Pa ss. s's. So,ae snsss pn
amn fzasehport sd 18Th sehr c.sa York Horiaf
I N .S1J.hkr Zee 2i->A sch: Robert smith Kelley,
hLwPoRr, nec 25-sJ .csrs Georrian, Angler Phenix
IN, reih Gertrude Horton, Palladium, Robert smith;
2s I'D brig Baldwin Moo gomsry ,sou for
| NV HAVEN Dec e7--,ra schrs william B.m.nt Parker
yeis,raw I'D scfrs wm A.wooi, ToSnsiey SYorA Mary
itssAcoI.A Dec Is Arr trs Tempest, Wood, Key Vest
10th tark George Thomas uearn do iot hrgs Moonlight
smsl Bsrtacc-s, 2o,h hi,neorszo Small Kingston CA
sagui sries o IaldcDaa; s,owsrs stowars nos.
tn, 10 istA scTs Hons kass"H AptiachcolA Marie
soF.cE ferry inaianom " ferov, Cole L.ssa; d Town.
PORTLAND Dec Is Arr bark Taf,,i Lesmsn Turks Ial-
apss VA ii9mss Hole brig VIM yssh nash WORK
soop trankn, avery syork sd sicop oregon, Rhodes
SAVANNAH pee zs-cld -chr Langdon fmore sno D Oh
more, Chase Boston
Brothers heas C@niueeas sch ihos o..on5 eosee New
York I'd ships Anna Maria Masoan, Meoourne; Arizona
schrs t'oien koa Brishman Mainzls Kidder Harksen
1 2eth- Arr ny tell brig Daniel poone St Thomas
sAitM Dec 2i-eh ship Bay state Crow-ll Apaiachcola
Thar bark Grsmpus. cusnln, hsm; Wilmington, NC;
er; Lucy Ames Merrill Ksia,Oni; Geo Ioraan Darling
T1RP,uLIN COVE Dec 25-,rr triz JUL, phionsy Phi
ladeiphia Aosn inney Calais for SYork;
htn M-nia a. tor 10 %" Ven ads .,sssnd tor ao
cape Msy. do for do -, kelley, Gloucester fof 10.
passd through v%syara souai % sss ars Mary sasson
Crosby Baltimore for 1ouceaer Atwood, Chase, from
wAfKEs, Dec 2s-Ar slocp Aenry ashford Port r ~en
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

DEMocRATIc RefuR.icAs aEssR ~ COMMITTEE
~ ~, a ~, NJ y,s sr.aa,s ~ Ia nss..n,
ssssnai se@sl-,rson ssS ,Ss regular suoas snd
,on hell in their respective wards on Thursday, be
ior hs cSoc. 4 ase dccsaes from me wsrd % The
nemoeraic Republican enera. Commee for 1859 which
ut halt past oclk, for organsi,on ave delegates 70 The
Isl which vii meet a. rs@many iIai % thursday even.
ms NE 18th Ok q Ianasy At half pas. o'clock Tor orss.
ms,s z ,om sara committee yLs wara committee ,s VA,
any = rg a. Ss . 9ses Ave- iOs se
eS.h sT ~ .n9 ssslnsi aonssp,n 70 NEE, !, Tam
msry Ls on Friday .yen,ns :, NAT pa, oco,s 70 mont
VII w bed a the places and under the direction Of the In
'iirs, vsrt--Iso. KeSnedy, Edwd walsh, John strip.
Inspectors fo'is At Nc stte street - -, -
,n.,. mr. .'r so sss rss,. Michael x'rOoey
touth vrrd-psniel pocnoysn, pak noye las Driscoli
rinh ~ard-wm /. Herbert, thos Weaver, g. woodbury.,
se ra ss rbomas Nv
an l9sssc,Sr, ron ss nm st,ss. s,..,., .oa PARTS,
Keenan, Inspectors PcIs At democratic Headquarters, us
firtih wsrd-yartn Kirnan ymmet NJ Fay, Jos Murphy,
insg~scrs rc,s At y. Wss,er stree. a..
ham Insect rs Polls :. go ay.snwien STREET.
Tenth wnr,-wm Charle.s, Jamcs Reed benjamin WEIGH,
~, venlh wsrd-Joan i wsir, james corvsn, Francis
Clark, inspectors Polls Of Fourth street and
iwslnh ward-Eivard Roche, John .. xcKeou, Thomas
seyesd street aud Third avenue.
Thirteenth ward James Nc m Thomas Young Peter Boy
Ian Inspectors Polls ut Hastings Hail. OF Broome
and PHI streets
Fourteenth warf-Iohn Cavanaeh, Mathew Tuomey Red
mond McManus Inspectors Polls al the Crystal xs Grand
street
Fx,eenih ward-John H. nycr Charles Hamilton Cornelius
W Campbell, Inspectors Polls at IS, Houston
Sixteenth ward-Francis Esrs Peter tiapiu VIM Morris
inspectors Polls At 49, West Seventeenth street
Seventeenth wardMshsel Gormsn, Francis rresuer Ja-
cob T. smith, Inspectors Polls 20 be held smith corner
OF First avenue and Eleventh street
Eighteenth ward-Devine H. Coles Andrew j. Hebbard o.
v. Hogan Inspectors Polls nj Union Hste corner OF Tween
" SECOND street and Third avenue.
kineteeuth ward-wiiam Mcspsdon, William Cushlanr
Charles H. Lyons Inspectors Polls Al Parsels srty hra
street near Second avenue
Twentieth wsrd-Aze freeman James sweeny, Casper
Myers Inspectors Polls Rams Head House, corner -
Ninth avenue and Thirty third street
Twenty Afst wsrd-tephen Cornell John m. Tracey Tbos
Mccoy inspectors Polls at Ccers Of THIRTY fourth
street and - cond avenue.
Twenty second ward bartholomew ward william 4. WI
ley, William H. Dohersy, Inspectors Polls NJ 7h Eighth
avenue
= 80 = - rxrER n swEESy Chairman.
joins n. WILLIAMS, ls,r.,....
>, u, yASpERnEYDrs,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

roa KEW roEK-rrus EAT.
igT stsEs....s.t.,.+ a socs Rises. '..'.'.uorn ~
s........... 40 sIop vArEz eve ~
Port or New York, December Is, 1858.


CLEARED
f.S . sa15ss 2 Gn%nss a s
bars vigo, Tburow, iinenos ayres So, .,..
Bark octavia Thouas, R'enn.ond-c riirson ,,.,-.
brig Sea Foam Borehsm, Rio hsche-hAuand, Pneips
J,g Samson IerAe = MssssasrG;s 1 4 rsse'
Schr l. lo9man Woos,er, dayagu.z y 0iatavts Co
sSs My sI %sg
schr mysti, Valley Nclell.n Krs wss,.senner DgSse
schr : Watson Robbss, Sewosrn--I snth o.
s sShr xb S sy Ws ssg roaa "a Murray
schr IsIs chase PSiisdsn ha-Ias liant.
schr Howard Uawiey. Boston--s w Lewis co.
ARRIVED
Steamship Empire City. Griffin, NeS Orleans Dec % ani
havsna 80 q Ps Win noise aud passengers. % y
nst PN, as 80 - lon - 90 signzcd hern brig R'njopa
ssngers 10 l. Mrchill son Monday An eIchangsisg
mas ' n s.eamshp Augns, hence sor sa. a
and passengers. 10 spoeord riles.5n a -.
Bark riso, Young, Gassow. IS Gays. with mice 70 Dan
Bark Fountain Of s. George, Keller New Orleans, 10
BARK 'irean az Chaes:on) Atwel Charleston iay.
sa # Ss "a ans sa c
he enu. deck load ofepits 'nrpentne, spare sas some
Big s.mae French OF Esspore rarrls, Ponce Pr, loa
sturgcs CO. Ism ms, BRIG steering nsa ilrgr
shi s,ec,ss viii oss q maiasopmast Sailed In co@pa
sehs Alpine i kd.@. MAiass sset Is via Bernsaa y
p Younr Nexndcw, RANKIN 60. Experienced heavy
fIstIN Bsrmuds.
schr 10 IrowDtige (of New Haven't. Morrow 81 Thomas
Dec 49, in ballast, 20 master. Is bound % New Haven
ia 20 Rev West Dec IS where she put 10 account
OF the illness 81 Capt Coe With pimeno, &c % Simpson
Mayhem has experienced heavy weather sprung main
boom, stove galley split sails a..
Scbr Chief Kennedy Cur.cos a. days via Norfolk ishcrc
Abe put ~ n e.sir. -, with salt - masser
Sehr KAT Brigham y maes', Wech, Charleston days
with cotton. Durham pinon 9Th cf Cape Henry
wnd fresh from West round stern bark painted
black, ~bo hailed AMI said, RssoTtosefboud The bars
coming down before the wind fast could nos distinctly
shr Sarrissa Bun.on, rr.zce Edward Island. with po.a
schr Eckford Webb q nsss Kelly Savannah days with
cos;nn. &C, 10 Durham Biinon
schr Wide World Buckley, Charleston. seays with cotton
&c, . NcCready, Mo;i Co
Scar 4 A Edwards hharkief,rd, Georgetown sc, days
sckr john Lynch. Wilmington. NC lays
Scnr Sei. Henderson. Wilmington, NC, Jays
hchr Anus fste nburg, Rogers. Wlnnglnn, Nc. esys
schr l. smith, thses bro. Wilmington, NJ. days.
scbr Men.ora, Comfy, Norfolk. days
sear Lswson, Iay son. yirsais > tais
scar Rockaway. brewer. Virginia. days
Sh4S II Bailey. Hopkins Philadelphia adsya
s~sr Ibc- jefferson riit- Salem, Siaya
scbr Lotse Taylor, hc-fou, = dsys.
Eshr GaEsre Rogers, - la'oD. ftya
Schr Samuel Gilman Baker, BOSTON. : dayr
Si-aIner Albstros-, williams proytiens-
Steam er Island Belle, Sanders New Losiou-
BELOW.
One bark, unknown.
slip. Storm King San Francse1; President Fillmore Lon
DIN. arha Restless savsnla Oc.Avs, Echnoad, brig
lincoln, saFus Ia GraBde.
Wind during tbe aay INV.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 20, 1853

was nrm with sales Of 900 100 bbls and nerces at
II Nc Nc Butter heavy and prices unchangei
Cheese rm for good 10 prime State DIARIES at 70.
exc.
fIE-Ssies Of TOO casks were made at Sc. Skc.
SueAR-The market qniet, while she sales en-
brsced shout 400 500 hhds Including 900 New Orleans
by auction At IS 81 81 81, and 200 800 do 10 the
Uade, chiefly within the range Of 7c. a7Ac.
ToBAoco-Bui mo ierate trade N the Article; prices
unchanged Sales66 hhis Kentucky az &c. lie; l56
bales Havana At SOC. 40c; 200 bbs. YaIa p. t. he
cases seed leaf a. exc. 6c q cases Florida At t5c
22c.
wHgKEY was 6rmer with saee Of abou. 400 800 bbls,
chiefly a. "A NC. with extra bbls. a. csc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29


IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
Worth OF fa.h,onanie winter clothing
MI. Ar , nEIAiL.
is''" Al IN f 's'sis prices
Kss g and nl; g Pai ss,. .rsss
Between Gold and CliG streets
Having s.eS led .-sy y p. .:'.n ., n, French phoso:
known and pied by which winter ssa
accordingly aud rather than over s
, o. .,s stock ?. Of sSs % p.soon vests 49,
The sloA comprises sncs variety and quahay Of
soo0s' adapted 70 winter 5y ysis
rsouinaux beaver, imperial beaver.
s ss,s, ss ossysr' E Sr,rr.S beaver
Baltic pilot, Do-sAin,
knslish pilot teh,
Broad '',s e SsT S fis' FLOCK ' cc ;.
Prom s5 " s2.
pays hall ss much attention . he Of ocs ooss
As this We guarantee ha, y ycn apply 70
for rccs coat Obtain good and that win suK
s e s ss = ne cent a:
which IS quite an oeirs' :, ,lss. hard tines"
Zine French brsyrr, various eosors and shades.
hnsishe ssimcr's
trLlssh twee.s
brown d,e-tin
French uiccuL
PANTS.
Black cloth fr~rch HEAVIER,
btek raa.merrs, Heavy rngl IN cassnnevaA
IfaeE ausskm. brown doesstn,
~ mixed ca.simeres GRAY ~aol-n
Various American ra.sincres,
Ac., &c..
NkriS
Teh elk velvet Biacx satin,
chine A. velvet, blsck and fa1cy siIk
cotton velvet Blsfs ciolh aud Cashmere,
Fancy cashmere,
&c, Ac. &c, &c, &c.
CO and es
Fulton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29


While the Faes confined 20 about 80 bhs, a.
quotations. southern -four was gopi dem and forn the
trade, with sales &c about 600 700 Dhs closing
within the range ~ tho above hgurcs Wheat IN bet
ter request. with demand export rhc sacs
bra cd about u 600 bushels including cool white wesserl
a 81 - FAIR 10 good rcd Western (SnterJ al 81 - ~ -
prime Milwaukee club NJ 81 ~, unsound Chicago spring,
O. and good red southern a. 81 20 pr bushe
or active, While pTiees csed with less
sncy. Inc ssles embraced about 40 600 bushels,
ciuiinz Western mxed, ~ ~ sc re: New Jersey vel
low. Tjc TO-, sDd u.w whit. southern a. T2tsc T3c
end old DO 40. ~ &c Rye and barley que, Oats
steady and IN fair demand WIN salcs " STATE al
acc. a 51c and Western AMI Canadian AZ sc. SIC.
C0pTT Sales n two cargOes II RIO m, ie,
braclg about n SIS bass a, lV0 do Isguayra at
II nt., with 100 do. TRACE DO, All loo do Jam.ca
atr l. The 10 lowing stltcrnani ~ stocks 10 this
kct from the circular " Messrs WIN s, son Stock
~ RIO aud Santos cuce the 2lt ncemb.r, 1885, it6
bags Received ~ date, Ter Hamilton I, Aymar
Co, GOoo bags; thure, W Napier, Kanscn 90 5,su3
bags ~ RIO co.e the 18th dav ~ ceuber 1858
u 24p bags; do Of Bahia, ZOO 90 u haracebo, pbs5
DO % 1aguayra, 2i70. 10 II lava, MATS % $40, 10
Of Java, government bags, 9,6ID do VI -, Domingo,
1900 Total bags and nuts, ~ 80.
forToS-Tbe market was heavy, aud prices rather un-
settled The NEST prevalent arrsatn for mi1cing Up
lands nj iic The sales confined ~ about 90
bales The following siatemest " the movement 10
cotton since the j., september, compared with the
stffa ls4rN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

exclusive Of Specie from New York 70 foreign ports, for
the week and since January L. -
TOTAL Cor The week. q 87s 400 q 100 q 0i 500
Previously ported. 7ell3 44 72o7e $40 90 67l 1913
Since January l... S07el 44 IS 30i ,288 81 s73 333
ExroRrs IRON THE PoRT NV YORK 10 FOREIGN PoRH
Fos THE Wm ENDING DnrN N n, 1853
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

The follow nr dividends have been declared the North
American lire Insurance Company Of Boston, semi
annual dividend ~ ave pr cent, payable January the
Worcester sn8 Nashua Railroad sem annual dividend Of
o. pr share paysBle January 81 the Ssamkeag steam
Cotton CoiDfeny ~ saem semi annual dvsiend q Ave
Frr cent fayohie Ianuary I.
Tho Cleveland panestlle ami Ashtabua road has do.
rarod cash dvdeni 81 nve pr and another of ten
ger cont IN bonds To- Surplus profits Of the roai
ftte ~ hficen pf cent, represented shown BY the
DIV ldones just made.
a special meeting o. The Clearing House Association
pas he'll this morning. 10 decide upon the
application II The Mechanics Banking Association for re
admission member Of the Association. and the
heafrmative. tbs bank, under the management
e - present President, Mr. A. Freeman, has RAPIDLY
covered ITSELF and Is nov a SOUND and nourshing
condition.
To last statement u the Bank Of England shows The
slowng vsristons ss compared With those Of the IRE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

TCrspAy, Dec. 80 T. ".
AsnEs-sman sales of pots were made At 5,sc., and
pearls quiet at SIC
BAKsp-rrsrr.-F1our-The market heavy and tn.
sales moderate. Common grades Of state ana Western
vere easier The .ansac,ons footed up about 600 tbs
r,netns within he fnioytr.- range Of nrisns-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

The accuracy OF the above figures be readily a.
pe-tAncd. comparison between them AID the tabular
nsnusnoGs the las, reports Of t. Central is
fc Of instruction And must be confessed tsat in the
Gee Of such oon,rss,s, uncommon temptasou will
be required induce the public 70 buy railroad ,ocks
9th their Old freedom.
The news roIa Europe bad n tendency 10 sIcn prizes
Chr morning ard before the board advance OF ~
ger cent realized But when the frs,
ecssor opened the desire 20 buy checked
~ offerings ~ stock from holders who rad less faith
a tho foreign news than the multitude. This feeling
especially apparent IN the Western stocks-Galcua and
Bocs alaudand also 10 some extent in New York Central
Illinois GENITAL stock and bonds, improved 10 day, inter
the ndaoDce 81 she Improved feeling ia England There
growing opinion that The decline ~ this property has
bcaa Mob gan Central weak and neglect.
e. consequence seemingly % the ate report Pana-
rtosoel a tribe: Pacific Mail rather higher. In
Ihe railroad boui market there very little business
sops prices we're the whole pretty steady. ~ tho
second board transactions were moderate, and a
general Ting prices we're lower. The closing prices
az the day wsrc thus quoted by GroesbecS Hoyt-
.ssgsris 20 = NeW York Central So Erie, 16'l ~
Reading So 4, Michigan Central, 50& = Michigan
Southern guaranteed s7S -, Panama. ~ - Illinois
ps1lra' 81 = Gacua, II = Rock Island, SIS X
ILLINOIS, bonds, Sc I Fac.8c MAJ, e0'i ei Tao
market closed heavy.
ne following 49, a. business a, the sab-rre asury
soday.-
Iotai receipts s20l,2b2 20
IRON t.stons ...'.'...s.'t'...'.t.. 5000 ~
TJtal Tat 3ss,ssS p
The exchanges ~ the Bank Clearing House to-day were
go, 757 I0l g. and the balance 81 ~ $40 IS.
The following IL comparative staiemen, o. the Phila-
aelph a baukfs-
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uUkGAhIAE WINES
II she scrbers call Of Tho
TRACE 10 their uecious un.quai-d for purity and
r ~ dozen upwarus tine celebrated m,scAtl At b
per wood frU 81 gallo, and upwards, for
beth hoss ciaris the lung pro-
rr. the French $2 sample S. containing hocks,
4carcts dessert and cnsmnAyne.
FnEUND 4 GntlssI vGE'R ITO Water street
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