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AMUSEl[ElgTS

mO0G0 EN- ID
CPALDING q ROGERS IA
MUSEUM AND AMPHITHEATER
G. r. srALDlse .Manasss
THE CELEBRATED AND ORIGINAL.
Bucklcys'
ETHIOPIAN OPERA sTROEPE
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS. October 7.h ~
grand variety Negro Melodies Dances Dnes Cosedjs
Face Concluding with tayesty on Hajfes
opera u he BOHEMIAN GIRL. N .s 7 ID.
na-Admission, 80 cents Colored Gallery, Is eents
sDoor. open at hapast riss u half
Performance EVERY NIGHT and EVERY sATuR-
ORLEANS THEATER-THE MANAGER or
the ORLEANS THEATEK hegs 10 inform M pnhic that
change made In the old esabshed pieee dshu
ton Of the seats. Aasg
The in the aphiheaer gallery boxes
opened and ate parquete second gallery aeed "
the orchestra, will be at 81 50 EACH
The seats in the pit and pit boxes, 81 each.
The seats in the third gallery where alone coored peons wn
be admitted, 80 cents each. o2z g
CLASSIC MUSIC sOCIETY-AT A MEETING e
~ the members Of the Classic Music Society, held the 4h
given this winter The Concerts win composed Of Classic
and Modern, Orchestral and Vocal Music.
The dates of the Concerts and also Of the rehearsal
be announced in due time 4s
Subscription books with the undersigned where ~
phcants may leave their names: -
R. Mcdowell, Vice PRECEDENT IS Gravier N
.-s I; Piderit Treasurer, u Csrundslet stiset =
Heny fssss'css ssssss 4
N Wagner Is carondelet street s 81
G T.e as.1 Is e.a sssasSs .sTss
i E F.h Bshnke, " Carondelss .tIsst
T. Go!tgnon. 10 fonalha 1uldinqs Also q
I,,G MuxiC Storae Cnnsl sfva.
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SUCCESSION OF BENJAMIN DoYLE-POsITIvE SALE
OF desirable Country Seat in the Parish Of Livingston
BY ROBERT ARMFIELD,

AucrIoNEER.
SArURDAY, November 5th, 1859, at IL
- O'CLOCK NJ, by virtue of order Honorable r. ri
aMsSssagan Judge of the Second District Court september ~
rendered in the matter of the succession Mt the ST.
Louis Exchange on ST. Louis street, between Chres Royal
CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, containing % 10 100 acres
bounded north and east by lands owned lately BY
va wood; south by lands owned lately ownet by j. H.
and Eliza Carr. >
Also, TRACT OF LAND adjoining the above containing
fifteen acres bounded north and owned Tor lately
owed9 by j. H. Harvey south by lands lately owned
by II Harvey and Carr and east by lands Tor lately
th oy u H. harvey together with all the improvements
rooms and Cabinet fine garden about acres in cult
walton. " ~ = 1880
A4- TERMS-Cash.
Act of sale before George Wells Notary Public nj tbe e
pense Of the purchaser. oil 10 II "a ma
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closed mail consisting Of letters and for State
nu cues o. NE Postal Union Denmark
, S~eaen roland Russia Greece, Ionan Islands ETC.
is sent from Inc Post Office in New York semi weekly
steamer ' 80 " h'ii' ny ehs
rSThe ship Antartfc, from New YORK; n
DOW ascnaigng her cargo at Post 10 Third District Con
sgne will please attend the receipt he, goods on the
otherwise they will stored at their rjsk and &c
OF GEO. w HYNSON & CO. 50 C'ann street
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Choice Extra Flour.

Inc ahf'VA'ea .eoLoEN HUE" by Bethel & Bro. We
arc agents LOT the above Flour and will receive regular supplies
No better comes to this market Every barrel guaranteed
d. III. FAIRCHILD g. Co.
OIL zpihMoSih 10 Poydtas street
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Iron Furniture.

Hat, Fire. Wash and Towel Stands Scttees Blower Stands
etc, for sale low by
P. r. FELL d MARSH,
OLE 2pWeFr6Motf So and 81 Camp street.
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-Zsr. George W. Smith.

DENTIST,
having resumed his practice will to professional en-
gngements, at his Office No III CANAL sTpEEr .., .
posite Christ Church. -.
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Rich China Wares.
PARIAN FIGURES BOHEMIAN TOILET BOT
Tiles AND PUFF BOXES.
choice assortment Just received, by
BOWLEs & JUDsON,
OF apNowe&frf No. Il csmr street.
.F'esU Store N'O1D Open
CHEAP GOODS! CHEAP GoODS!!
r. II. FELL Il MARSH,
NOS 81 and "a GRAvIER STREET.
Crockery, China, Glassware and House,
Furnishing Hardware. In every style.
We invite the attention Of friends and the public to
mo splendid Of Goods opening at
stores Nos "a Graver Magazine and
Camp streets. We offer
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
HOUSg-IxREPERS AND OTHERS,
in or
CHOICE NEW GOODS AT EXTREMELY Low PRICES /,
1s-our motto in commencing business is "sMALI PROF
ITS AND LARGE SALES" oi2 2pweFrsaof
Jos. Rogers s SO7ss'
SHEFFIELD TABLE CUTI .IsRY,
few Elegant in Rosewood cases. and full assortment
BY the dozen of KNIVES FORKS Knives only for sale
low, by
P. R. FELL & MARSH,
OH 2pWeFr&Mon e2nnd g. Gravicr street
Plated Casters,
TEA SETS WATERS
FORKS SPOONS, etc.,
OF choice pattens-of American and Dixon Sous Shelf
fedseected expressly for retail sales at small
advance by
P. R. FELL g. MARSH,
OLE 2pWeFrhNof So and 81 Graver street.
French China
DINING, TEA AND CHAMBER SETS,
Plain White Gold Band Decorated a. very low prices,
for sale by
P. R. FELL & MARSH,
OLE 2pweFr4Ao,f 81 and 81 Gravier street
Japan Trays,
In sets by the single one new and choice patterns
sale low BY
p. R. FELL & MARSH,
ol2 2pweFr&Motf g. and 81 Gravier street.
Lamps,
SOLAR AND MODERATOR,
With Extra Shades Chimneys wicks otc for sale low by
P. R. FELL & MARSH,
OLE 2pWeFr&Mon So and "a Gravier street
Iron Furniture.
Hat, Fire, Wash Towel Stands Setees Blower Stands
etc. for sale low by
P. r. FELL d MARSH,
OLE 2pWeFr&MoH 81 and 81 Camp street
EA1'fheNaCN,e and Glass.
For city and country retail trade repacked
lots to suit in the careful manner low prices by
.n.." p. R. FELL g. MARSH,
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Lamps,
SOLAR AND MODERATOR,
With Extra Shades, Chmneys Wicks etc by
P. R. FELL & MARSH,
OLE 2pwefrkMotf 81 and "a Gravier street.
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Gents Fsss'lsisIit1ag Goods.
Just received. large assortment Of
LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS
Merino silk and Cotton DRAWERS
Flannel Merino, SILK and Cotton UEDERSIIIRTS
Mcrno silk and Cotton SOCKS.
silk and Linen HANDKERCHIEFS
CRAyATS, SUSPENDERS,
GLOVES, COLLARS etc.
LION & PINsARD,
"a and Is Royal street,
oil 2p,f corner Ri.pviI,s
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r A. FAHNEsTOCK's vERnIIFUGE,-
new ORLEANS, June 49, 1855
the superior quality Of your valuable ' ~
VER MIL U G f.
1t appears that another article attempted to be intro
duced into parishes where your medicine known
for great many persons in writing for Fahnestocks Verfuge
remark We want b. A. and oher'
Ny sales this year will be at least 100 gross.
Very respectfully,
IMPERIAL CABINET SILLERY- GEISLER
l. CO., Avize
hundred quarts and pnts Of the above celebrated
Champagne, just received and for sails by
OF 81 GOODRICH & co.
RUSHMILL WHISKY--ONE PUNCHEON SUPE-
02i St ~ '''' years IN s''S Tor G sas co.
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N'OsU Opening,
N O r RIS, M AULL 6 CO.,
cK-o'r1IIKa.s,
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON, NEAR CITY HOTEL.
An entirely and elegant stock of ane fashionable
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS, SHIRTS etc. embracing al
tho
New Fabrics
And
NOVELTIES In STYLE.
They will be constantly receiving throughout approaching
large and valuable additions UNRIvALHD
ASSORTMENT.
oil 2pf NORRIS, MAULL l. co,
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Port Of Rev York, July ID, 1859.

CLEARED
Steamship Marion. Foster Charestouspoford Tlestop
Steamship Roanoke. Couch. Norfolk &c-Ludam 4 Helm
Slip Star King, EYlery shanehae--A add 4 Co.
Snip Colleen Fleece, Manson, San Francisco-w Coleman
ship Sir 3 Peel Hsml, Jugens Hamourg.L Amsiock.
AK Isss; igsps1 sS.nss.s@w ssissn aons ''a
sss Nnsn wss.% s e.
ss'ss es Ksy
Sas ;. M,5ys 55sas.os, s Pierre yssseis Reynal.
s.ix orsssy: l,ssiisl Fa;,ssoloD SswefA Son.
sF tsSss soD 60
schr Challenge Hassell An,isaa-G ~ Knox CO.
sesr Ksts asrl Kcionslo. 5siDi!yrhos James ''
Fs nav
scir T STIR ns Lacum Balnnore-kaiier. Lord Que
s.hr 9nupa. Carmen. PhiladelDbia-Bret ION Co
sssT a hn
schr IhS,Ie nss'S rsn sives.Ma:ser
ss ssssi Gaa Racket
SSD ssa sss sa New
Steamer FaaseS Baltimore
ARRIVED.
Steamship Etna tBr), Anderson Liverpool, July AM
whmdse 70 CunArd 9Th mat lat ~ A. lon It, passed
Steamship North Star Jones' Aspnwau july with mdsc
ssaaassd :ss%.Sp sof'ssln isst hence Aspn '
Afsa S The b SSssS Asx an New Orleans Univ
Havana sth Ins. with mdse and passengers Roberta
ship LammsBer Comn. Cauao, W days. Win xuAno 70 BAr-
rell Muir.
Isil Ssas Ludwig trem'. Haes'oop M.Ana., Is days,
Brig Fannie fof Frasifor. No. Campbell Sierra Leone
w hide; palm OIL ,psa: cs.nsa
dyewooi de- to Maitland, Phelps Co.
Brig Emeline, Eastman, RoSdout for Boston.
scbr Restless OBJ Weber, Rio Grsnde June g. With hides
&C. to Leay craft Co.
sebr Csc Darby, Ryder Rio arande June l. with hides &c.
10 master.
schr WIN Abbott (of Bangor) Smith, Arroyo II days with
sugar and moeasea 70 Buck Co. 10th inst lat U.s. lon
Is, spoke BARK Dency. bound South
schr Emily Deniaon, Southwark Philadelphia for an P.
pert
schr Ellen Nary Jones Philadelphia for An Eastern port
Schr Hawstha, Hall klizabetbport for Boston.
tchr Sea MAZE Harfmen kssbehport for Eastern port
echr Virginia Price. EldIidge, Boston, days
schr Harriet Newell, Mullins, Providence, z days
6teamer Uoston 6eDew Philadelphia
Steamer Albatroas. Jones, Providence
BELOW
by pilet boat Blunt
Brig Rush. from Curacao.
Aho, herm brig and three masted schr
SAILED.
eauships Marion, Charleston; Roanoke Norfolk; Br ship
Henry, Quebec.
Wind during the day from NV 10 8. with heavy squat
rom NV 10 NE atPH.
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Of tie market. ris very eviden, that nothing but The
condition Of money. Tho est increase Of busiaess
activity in the autumn N certain to bs attended by
higher rates, and this acsrty, 10 N,
AFRO this market nr 10 Ia share In moving tAe crops N
paying Tor The mIsts, and IN supplying any demand
Tor gold. serBHg exchange IN boston has recently been
quiet, but yeyy arm. Il stiG n {ok for best drawn
bills, and N.0A for best bankers bills drawn Ia
auit rheze Agures should be remembered, current
after very shpmeats OF specie A. the i'm
poSsatops continue to be very heavy and tho exports
very tight, the specie shipments Cannot tue,
be incsesSed by Whatever war demand may happen pre-
vail throueh the summer
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Brooklyn CITY News.

UNKNOWN MAN FOUND DRowNED-rhe body OF a man
apparently about twenty-five years OF age picked 40
in nude state in the water at Bay Ridge yesterday
morning The suppossion is that he dro while
bathing His hair and whiskers we're saudy mustache
light. he could not have been in the water
twenty four hours Coroner Bennett took toe body in
charge, and will retain as long possible for deatdca
ton
VACANCY FILEp-The vacancy occasioned by the resig
nation Of Mr. J. 81. Funk President OF the LsfaSete
Insurance Company, filed recently by the election Of
Mr. Tunis l. Bergen, Of Fiatbush.
POISONED CHEEsE.-Several persons residing The
Second ward have recently been poisoned by eating
cheese Surgeon Ball received Information yesterday that
family residing in Front street were seriously affected
the symptoms indicating that they had eaten arsenic
Dr. Smith, Of the City Hospital is engaged in Analysing
particea Of the cheese.
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FAMILY JARS AMONG TIE FAauoNABiEs-An interesting
case OF assault and battery up before Justice Kelly
At the JEFFERSON Market Police Court, yesterday xernoon
Mrs. nactier guest at tho Everett House, Wa the com
papAnt and John A. Hidden, merchant Ter son n-lA~,
ives the defendant Mrs. Nacter charges ,ha % the g.
rs West twentieth street, aud while in tae roo win
laughter Mrs. Hadden The defendant sjthou. any aro
yocaton, struck and beat her with cAae, INF ing her
severely Tie Snair caused good deal Of enent
The peghboghood al the time, and the ms NIB r. OF Or
syor's church especially showed keen in,sre&
mailer The Justice after hearing the tesuoav Of tns
complainant decided to bold the accused to bail 20 ans ger
pefVre The Court Of Special Sessions.
AN ALLEGED BIGAMIsT IN CUSTODY Martin Travis, alias
Mathew Monahan OF No l6 Baxter street. was taken ioto
custody by policeman Golden on charge OF bgamy
The prfsoner ia alleged, under the Of Travis mar
red wrfred Logan while his first wife, Bridget Monahan
vas ssn IN the band Of the liv pg and undvntcea from
nn tbe last msrriase dates back ss far $50 aDo
vas performed NJ the Church II the Trans ia on
no'eIee, IN the presence o. Hueh Quinn, oh, appears
70 be the prosecuting spirit In Ii case JUST 20 Connolly
committed The accused for examination.
AN OLD STORY John Ocsleb, Of No 2C2 South street.
coareea that while 10 company with woman named
Julia Collins, at the premises No. pit Water street.
robbed OF hs watch aud other vsusbles, worth about
fs4 Police nan Creighton, who called upon by tns
complainant found portion Of the stolen properly
he person Of the accused aud the remainder unk
Justice Cor poly thought clear agGins. julia,
and committed her for trial.
PuGSAGors JuvENHEs-Two lads named Rampee and
Riley, got into eight . saloon in Seventh avenue
Tuesday night, when Riley kicked his adversary IN the
abdomen with such force to throw him into
Ramp.e Was ,skeu to Bellevue Hospital Riley managed
10 make bis escape.
COMPLAINTS AGAINST SUNDAY LIQUOR DEALERS Justice
Brennan isaued for the arrest Of the following
named persons ercAy, charge Of having violated
the Sunday ordnance Patrick CorWin No. IS Third
nue.; James Gccomcr, Of avenue A. and Sixth
street. Ei Taylor, No. 207 Bowery; James VcCoruack
No. II Second sve1ue; G. sshirvedes Of Suf
folk and Stanton streets; Valentine Benner, Of
avenue and sxth street; Hugh Reuman, OF Eie
venh street and FIRST avenue Patrick Mclaughlin, Of
Fourth street and avenue b. Francis and rnos Higgins
Fourteenth street and FIRST avenue; James Delaney and
j. Leon No. 1913 Bowery.
RATHER SUSPICIOUS. While Mrs. Anne u. Bleokner was
riding In one OF the Twenty street stages yes.er
day. she found herself sudden relieved Of
containing $7b. Search was Immediately instituted for
the money by OF the passengers when strange
the pocket hook fell out OF the hands Of young
named Thos Curran, and fell upon the mattiog ia bot
tom Of tie omnibus Curran arrested charge Of
Grand larceny and committed for examination by Justice
Brennan.
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Jersey City News.

DEATH IN PusoS.-A man, named william Burke, FOR
merry Waterman In Jersey City, who committed to
se county jail on Monday dropped down dead yesterday
while walking in his cell. the Of MS death was
interbperance.
NFw Masonic ORDER.--Mount Vernon Chapter of Free
ind Accepted Masons was instituted in Bergen Tuesday
night in the prepepce OF large number Of vsers from
Jcrsey City New York and other places j. Hilton was
elected H. 4. High Priest, and Willie Earl NJ T. King
Jhe election Of The other officers was deferred
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MiscellaneOuas

Sec columns fer disters To shipping during the
storm laAt evening
BARK PAtysrrsn-ean Fr,ucisco June 2-rhe bark PAls
tine Oapt Howe VI lost On Cape faxssy he eth MaS
She y tnsuredin Boston
BARK CLARA Of antwerp, arrived a. Galveston the ID
mat IN (MYoes having eQuptered the 26 ut hur
ricane In lat 49, Ion So IN w1h abe oet her main topmss
head Of fore opss fhe lost all sails and bg above
low er masa bound fozc Antwerp 20 Vera Crus
ana cargo on vnntd NJ million Of dollars SnS
damage The hull viii be repaired and proceed
~ poesibo.
Boon put hack yesterday 10 discharge and yepa having
spruny 9Th OF BarnegAt which bad Increased
puch apt preferred returning. the wind from
NE, fresh vi tie ,ime OF disaster.
TIE sehr before reported sunk by collision with steamer
Joseph Helen (of Orring,on) Nisker
son. where bound stated The weasel was thirty
thsee yeNs Old, md kmcst entirely pnaeawwhy, Nothing
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The Accident on the Erie Railroad.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

PoRr JEKvIs July II, 1859.
An account appeared in Saturdays HERALD Of the acct
dent on the Erie Railroad at Port Jervs station
4th, by which Patrick Murphy lost foot was added
that legal proceedings had been commenced against the
conductor Of the train which Murphy was passenger
under the allegation that he he conductor) had caused
the hurt by throwing The man of the cars While they
were in motion
Will YOU please state for the Information OF your read
eys and In justice 10 Mr. Scott Harris the conductor
thai the legal proceedings 10 question resulted after full
heipg before Jusces Ste Sart and Penny Of this village
in the asn ssa OF the compsinno testimony ariag
TO sustain the charge, except the allegation Of Mdrphy.
II may be sdded t6at harris has been CONDUCTOR on
the Erie Railroad for many years. AMI his character aud
standing afford ampo refutaou with tpose kno
him, OF the charge OF wrong doing in the premscs X
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GIANTS IN EAsr.-wendell Phillips, one Of the aboli.
ton giants threatens TO stake the State Of Mississippi by
the nape OF ito neck and shake every decrepd white
ou o. and give into the hands Of the slaves that
.u ana make America 10 represent the ideal 70 which
oSr ,e efs consectased H." E1mand Quincy ia also Que
United States Judge aares 4, dlsobev the law of Mas
sscousett he VIII be taken from The bench and
dsaed y Jake hin oat."
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FRhGH1s Change was, In consequence Of the oppres.
moderate To Liverpool lto bales Of cotton
were engaged ~ Nd TO B sd TO london 600 bbls.
OIL cake we're engaged a. l2s 3D. 10 Glasgow 10000
new tsBspired for The Continent
BAY steady, with sales Of about 600 bales at &c.
q 65C
Iron quiet, with sales Of small lots Scotch pig at
1913 80 1924, fix maptbs.
hors-The gales embraced, within day or two some
76 AGO bales OF the crop Of 1868, at Toe l4c, wish
small parcels OF prone at ice old quiet ana ANAL
sales n ade on private terms
HEMP quiet the sale made braced parcel
OF American dew roited at Sl40 per on other kinds
nominal.
LIME Supplies were reduced, and the market WAS
fmer win raes Of common at 65c. and email lot OF
lump Rockland at 55c
MoIAsEs Sales Of Is bbls New Orleans were made at
private TERMS 20 bios Cuba muscovadO at Die and 80
hhds. Centrifugal manufactured) at Bic.
NAVAL STORES Spirits turpentine continued 10 bs held
with hrmpese, while toe demand light sales Of 2G6
bills in shipping order were made at AGO. while de-
nanced 45hc. Common resin was at ST Tx to arrive
and 81 80 from yard, and 800 bbls. No. rosin were
made at 81.
ons-Lrssed was heavy, with sales 600 5000 gel.
Ions yesterday ana TO day, including both Engsh
American, at 60c &C The Whaaeman's Shtpp,ng las,
has the following review the New Bedford MAJ Ike. for
ibe week ending the l1h nst Tho market for sperm re-
mains without change transactions since our las,
OF $50 bos 127 cents and 742 do ~ i2T
cent? per gallon and New York GO bas at 1876 cants
and $50 do. at l27H cents per gallon whae.-rhe Bales
curing The PAST week amount to 260 bbls parcels
folows466 bbs at SO per gallon 450 do at price
not transpred ALEC leo bbis. backsh at As cents per
opls numpDaCk ana DlacKnsn on private
terms
Provisions -Pork-The market was heavy, with ten-
depcy to lower prces with sales OF 726 obs, including
new mefs at $40 SIG TO- thin at &c., good prime
nees at SIT, and prime al Sl2 40 Sl2 So. Beef was
heavy, and sales limited to so 90 bbls including COON.
try prime AZ Sc IS 49, country mess at % IS 75 10
packed mees at 80 $l3; extra ditto ut $I3 IL S5 and
prime mess at $16 $2Z. email lot beef hams were
sold at SIS 60aSl7 Co. Bacon nominal ut 91<c
ESQ Cut meats were In fair request steady priccs
with sales OF about l25 hhds and terces al exc q 6As
for shoulders and &c. a SXc. for dry hams Lard vas
without change Of moment with sales OF 200 300
and terces al lie Butter and cheese were heavy
and prices unchanged.
BIcrsaes Of $50 sierces were made including 100 for
export at &c axe.
sucARs.-The market was steady. with sales Of ahou,
$50 hhos Cuba muscovaoo cuiefy within the range
bc &c. lncluoed in the sales 80 hhds Porto at
INC. 1916, and 800 boxes Havana were sold Ut exc
aSMo.
WHsKEY-Sales OF $50 bbls. made in lots at 27c
FsH.Dry cod continued firm with fair sales Of Georees
Bank "a en- and small lots Banks at$4 Is There Was
only retail trade doing in mackerel. Herring were
heavy and nominal.
SEED-Ciover continued 6rm, but with little doing Tho
last sale Of inseed in this market was made at 81 65
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
WEDNESDAY July ls, 1859.
prur n

We note large increase In the receipts during the
week fact has tended TO materially restrict saes
Butchers not largely represented at the Washington
drove yard oday, ewing partly to the extreme heat
partly 10 the fact that many Of them supplied
Monday from the Bergen Hill yards, where were sold
upwards Of eco head chiefly destined for this city, The
bulk Of the offerings inferior 10 common, for which
there was little or demand, and in order TO sell all
holders were compelled to grant concession Of lc.
lKc per pound these grades Extra fat cattle were
also in limited inquiry, and quote decline all
from &c. 10hc. q 1ic, the latter extreme price,
there but comparatively few sales &c.
TIE average price about &c. per pound large pro-
portion Of the grades having sold TO- per
poubo The offerings were largely from his Stale, ana
made up chiefly Of cattle which out pasture,
awaiting eigns OF good market, which spectators
sined to day would PROVE owing to the comparative light
receipts Of last week. and corresponding advance in
prices Very much disappointment WAS manifested by them
consequence Of the large supply In market, which CON-
pced them 10 accept Of the decline noted above. The
tai number sale all the yards 657 head CATTLE
22l and calves 1877 veal calves 496 shep and
lambs end III swpeshowing increase OF 924 head
beef CATTLE 30 cows 973 sheep and lambs and 20 swine
At Bfownipgs, Chambersins and O'Brien's, the de.
rnand moderate, but the small number offered was
eventually oispoeed Of at range The total number
on sale at all the yards for the week and last week was
as follows
wa,asn0's. Es.d. Br''r'He'"o aama~!a.s oBesa'.
This week.. 3,4l3 Al SO IA
Last week.. 2,607 80 81 q
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southern -four heavy and lower with sales OF 800
300 bbs, closing within the range Of the above quota
TORS Rye -four in fair demand with sales OF about
l26 bbls at the above figures. Cornesl quiet At
the above quotations. wheat--The market was more
ID 900 bushels, including new red Southern ct
81 SC 81 t6 white DO At 81 60 81 S. white Michigan
1t 81 40 q 81 SO, including common to choice quail.
ties; white Kentucky At 81 70; prime red In.
diana a. 81 81, and amber oolored do NJ 81
GIN. Corn was without change of moment,
whle the seles embraced about 10 900 bushels including
old and new Western mixed At &c., &c.. Western vel
low at $780,, and damaged Southern yellow at &c. Rye
in limited demand at S8c. Barley was quiet and
nominal Oats heavy, with sales Of State ut 46c.
toc Western at AGO. 4sc, and Canadian AT 4sc 5lc
COFFEE was quiet, and we have only to notice small
salee. including q lot Of Rio at H. No.
CoryoN The market was steady, with sales OF about
700 SEQ bales closing steady the basis Of about the
following quotations.