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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-04

Leaves on tuesday, June TIL ats p NJ
st. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line
, r. FOR ST. LOUIS-CONNECT No AT
Cairo wih the Illinois Central. and at st. Louis
2 with The Ohio and Mississippi RHilroad-Tbe en-.
trey new and regular passenger packet steamer City of
MemphI5 kouns MASTER will leave for ST. Louis and ali
on board. " FeN "fpi
Il Is steamer. fs ~
~ No berth considered engaged until paid for
plan OF the
Commercial Place. -
YiRGINIUS C. DESTzEL
MJol Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-04

0|4 HS<Hf MnrCv Thnnoy,a,T - r ;rar,rrori !, !,
- i p Wfstnev ~ a. a;st ~ = t ool sAPi =
- Canficlsar. Nsrav III davs m Fl Rio A. 1on,a
~, 1870 4 e. station m,
so@ AeS1l4 from the Coast I'd dist PIT.
sT'e ss "A s.1 4. 4slls' uays from FensacoL
c|: :is..,.....,x,.;.a..s
"a 3 81. s.0n1sie. lanai.
ilom asi Wsa; s'M nsuzoaslile
5srkr fSsi,sls, fss, r ~, 3. .so 1lsef'
ss3 ssssss ......,.,.,...s
" y,s.
fls 3. Hsl \ oaa.z, rom 81 Louis.
gn.vcssss ese,n, from Ilncsnnan.
fsuhs Biein' frsm Mnh i.s sa4 o'1'a .''uls
Gfoas Tetc Hooper, from BAYOU Sara,
Mcsic. Brown; from I.afourc6e. ~
Robt Watson, Smoker, from Red River
s. Eopioet Yankee. Flenton. rom the masses. wen
down light brought up ship Peter Marcy ant
- Panthsr: Rezsan from the passes. ;towet
; 0N1 alds y sea on the 10th nlt, bark Pris
~ schr Euphemia. .bro't up ship Joshu.
~ ~ 80 - l''rol
..ssss.. ~ -.
= Tar uatI 4nr
lp VIA &c Mos - = fsry ,tt &c,
fusa ~ a i r rnsy ,'sso.A WV oos
sIs q a n y y 81 49,
T ....--T----
= s..ss -. - !. III -
~ snip feter Marcy I'm Liverpool. AZ steeragt
eSeensess
81 Mer.er.,,s..
~ rs.s.s,pers ,er s,e.r,sh;n yrio,,,, -,
1890 s-s.sa Z. a. :, on
neis yester
III - Win be detained at Quarantine until MN.
~ Sexf.
IS x -!
LlyERPoo L,I ship Bspj Adams. $3.50 bales cot
PHFlY.AnEfpHTA al, Ho,.ca paa,. o-o i,
,f II 4 mise .sea vino I'm SuJ mnas
PENSACOLA. Per scl,r " Pettis In ballast
5sJ 81, ss, y r,,,r.,,ts
bh3a aoor 60 pkRs shinrles. 1.1 y. - -
ssys1nySr i nv pe,, shi,s ,ysarsa1,a or I.,..
- 5slGo sfayes N sp % oaies COL
7,sys,sss 80 s,,ss,s,H 49,.
Gt ~ q brig Nancy l428 hf bales cotton,
* 11 3D. VI, ~ ppls rce
aQRnEAUX. Bark Juniata. \ IS 800 slaves, 6452
n humber. = S104
PENSACOLA 5Per sI,;n f:alIaro 10 hhds 49,.
%, Ibox do S50 bbls rosin. tes hams mus sopao-
77 - ,e-'' - --'1.-'
e
IMPORTS.
HABTNEPASS. Per sehr Bnllr,,sb I'm t,,a, oo+
- NJ GDo,ar IN, isa Henderaor s. pss w
II Wilson, Lil,scomb Aco. ~ Warren Gillmora xco
III Nueent Tco, & McKIernv 4 Rradfnrs ~ ~
Cssrbsi z strong. Total $50 baIes cotton + : "
to order. - -'-'A'-a's'
pENsAef1y.6 par acbr Morv p,au,, ~ ,-o
n lumber II 900 laths Mcconnell AGO.
ANA. Per steamship Indianola so bxs sugar
= baIes tobacco cases cigars to i Price Nco az
~ moiassss ot rnit to de Goicoura. s cases Of
II s., NJ = alCso Y 4 oo nredew WusthoH do
hin n lYs Srur,o ~. =.
coiss % Grand Soo eN'A onAn'A'lsar, SOU Digs
q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-04

& - NE passengers per steamship Indianola, from
Havans detained 1t Quarantine arrived here yester-
~ ~ ~ toWboat Panther We learn that the
Ill1sla wih be detained at Quarantine until Mon
~ next.
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A 7 T A X A P A 8
~, Leaves s;s,y SATURDAY. atsP. M.
BAYOU MACON AND TENsAg.

Leaves on $ AIuRDAY the Alb inst, ats P NJ
l1sTs hs . FOR LOWER TENSAS, BAYOU
Macon, Floyd Monticello Deettield Crockett.
p4tt, Warsaw, Trinity Nil Intermediate
lIanalss On layou Maetn and Black River The rew light
nfAnSht paset ger packet seamet Kate Dale. John n
Norton master, will leave above freight or passage
having comfortable accommodations, apply on board
T., N1RGlS1uS =. DENTEEL,
..-y.... Advertising Agent
Dick Nash this trip. va '
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-04

pEuNiEME CouR DE DIsrRIcrl SUCCESSION DE JOHN
DC "a Nouseiie-O Orleans. CUMMINS-No IL, 222
A WIS est par lie present donme aux cream
eie de la susdite succession autres
sea psnt eoneene daycir dedue, dix jonrs
&c ia presene publications. les rnsons lesouees
presente e Curaen de- la e sion ne sera
ct homoogue les onds ses mains repar
eontormements al dit compile
Par ordre de la Cour.
my2S jel 6 j. l., KELLY Ds,,,a f,s.
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LEGAL NOTICES,

SECOND DIsTRler couRrl SUPPRESSION OF W. H VIZ.
OF New Orleans; LIAMS AND HIFE-No. l4Ssa
NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors
Of ms estate aud % all other herein interested
snow cause within ten days from the noH alton any
they have or can why the by tbs Tutor
Of this estate should hoougated ana the
funds dist ibuted in accordance Herewith. NS
BY order of the Court.
j. l.. KELLY Deputy Clerk
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-04

i4SF' seats-~33 hbl5 eiqGs Cn-in Winter stgo,-d
Al @'NN s. Il. kESGEIG & 80
I'd soyiras strest
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G U NJ B ERL AND RIVER.
a U a B A N A RIVER.

iYHaTTs. n, EssIs EtAADON AND CuLEuM
sPR lNas5Tyce weokThe sea1aer Al
bladon and Cnllum Springs twice week, as follows
Leaves Mobile for Badon and Cuun brings and Dsmopos
every Saturday evening, O'Clock, - f
Leaves Mobile for Btaon Cpinn snr;rgK syery
day evening, at o'clock. '-
Returning
Leaves aeon and Cuum Springs every Tuesday and Thu,
dy evening O'clock srving in Mobs ayarV WeSnasdnv
and Friday morning. al O'Clock. ' 1s
For passage, apply to
~ r. d. SMITH, rcboupjtoplaA street
te20 II OF SIMPSON & COoISE, Mobile \
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-04

~ F.N NSss SURVEYOR AND GIyrf, T,sstsl,a sgss
80, aas removed his Office to ANTE DIV wiz, sa ~,
y oqtihE Az surveying laAa and will act "a ;ftc
nga7 WASHINGTON aud ISsngaton "a " le'Saa' 81. Tam
frlce Of H0vernm-n lapdg l1udar rba q, . ,.., =, -.
esntsrer acre. ' s' 'ie ts"aNa'ien lR#--25
a.IEs eest.--gg bls cIl1ir DIN .I-,nl. n..--
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-04

de ~ Nouvelle-0rlean ) GoNNELI.-No Ia sss -N
A Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
eiers de la susdte
aas celia pent davora dedue ours daer
presene de la de succession ne sers point
appronse ct homologue les fonds mains
conformement gu dit compile, f
Par ordre de la Cour
mg30 JED s ]. L. KELLY Deputa (Irefer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-04

DE Ss No gSgn g5 ,Psn1nor Pc
A Wis est par le present ionne aux cream
que celia d'avor dedue sous dix ours
dater de la presene publication les pour esquees
lie compile presente ne
serat point ct horoogue fonds ene ses
mains eparts Commencement dit compile. ~ "
Par ordre de la Cour
my3l je49 ]. L, KELLY Dsnnts Gresi.r
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-04

DEuxIESE CoUR DE DISTRICT LA WILLIE DE LA NILE.
de Ia Nonvele. Orleans. ! FANT-No II 9si i''
adresse p,r rfionofabe Deuxieme Cour District de
IL Nouvelle Orleans dams aire cidessus lie proceiera La
vENDREDI, III dc inn 1852 II heues A. H. snr les lien
CT apIes degnes, la vene publque adjudication
LIE onds d'un reaurant siut Mncbourg an bout u che.
min de fer Pontcharan lie suiyaut nvenae depoe
en- mon bureau pour recours. r
Saisi dams I'afare ci-dessus,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de radiudicat,ou
my30 je3 6 s 10 Sheriff de la Paroisse d;O,Sa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-06

fRU1HTs-Rates steady. 10 Liverpool, 6,7o0
bushels wheat in ships bags engaged at 5s. d
steamer, at $as aud $50 bbls. rosn, vt D. y q. Nj
To Glasgow, IL 600 bushels wheat were engaged ut Sd
in ships bags To Bremen, 300 bbs were engaged
At L. 3D., and zoo bbls. shoe pegs Al d.
HAY-Saies OF 10 bales were made at CSC. a Toe
s24.
IMx-Tbe market was steady, with sales at 70c a5c
for both sorts.
mnce al &c, and Is hhts. tank bottoms at 3Sc.
NAVAL SToRxs.-Sales OF 500 Ibis were made at
81 52k, aiioai, and 400 do. spirits at <7c. a $50
OIS.-LInsced was steady, with fair amount Of Sales
at 6.c. hac fair 70 good selected firm at 47c soc
and sperm at 81 sc 81 IS, with fair amount Of sales
PRo,isioSs.-Pork-Ther u slight reaction the
market, and holders exhibited rmness. The sales
comprised about 800 bbls including mess SIS 49,
at $40 8. $40 30, ana about $50 bits sold,
deliverable all this month, sellers option at SIS 25 Beef
Irregular while the sales embraced about IT'S btk
IN lots at unsettled Quotations Beef hams ranged rom
SIS SIT Cut meats were quiet at &C. for shoulders,
and 9c. exc. for hams Lard drmer with sales OF
apout 900 500 hhls At lie II Nc. Butter ses.iy
request al tZ5sc l6c. for OHIO, a for
State Cheese was in fair demand at SIC. a 9kc
RICE was quiet at &c. &c.
SUcAR.-1he market firm and tolerabiy active
The sales footed about go hhds Cuba muscovaio,
chiefly grocery goods at &C. exc. and 81 do sold at
BIC, and 80 do Porto Rico at Ike, and geo boxes,
part within the range OF SIZE, and the remainder
atp.t
iAItow-rhe sales embraced about la ooolbs at losxc
= MAc.
TkSs-Ihe pubic sale which was held to day drew
lair company, but the quality OF the lots offered
less attractive than those Of the previous hence the
competition was less animated. The catalogue embraced
about 2GS2 half chest greens and $3.50 do blacks All
the former sold, while large portion the latter
were OF inferior goods, and were passed.
WHsKKy.-The market lrmer, with sales Of about
500 800 bbls.. at sc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-06
THE FEREMEN.

VVHEREAS, IT HAS BEEN GENER ALLY UNDER
w stood for time past by the members OF Engine
Company No ~ and brother fremen throughout the
partmen that engines allowed
tenpf parade And whereas the board Of Foreen did
Al meeting convened months pass resolution
that effect; And Whereas later meeting OF OF
Foremen they the Board Of Engineers
rangcmens tsupposnR at the time however that they
would respect the sf the BOARD of Foreen by prohibit
ing steamers IN said parade which looked upon the
equivalent to vote Of instruction 10 that ehec
as they the Hoard Of Engineers intend admit
said parade at this late day defiance Of the well known
through their foremen expressed Now, therefore bell
Resolved, That the members Of Engine Company No.
~ do soennly protest against company whatever being
allowed appear In said with engines
they enemies present noble system and trying
that IN their power break down. would therefore APP
peal 70 brother dremen throughout the city
ward and rown down with contempt all in
stdtous attempts 70 get up paid system.
Resolved hat had known that the
ton Of the Board Of Engineers have allowed engines
10 appear In parade would have published
resolutions to brother fremen calling them ds-
countenapce tn attempt and would have all power
70 have got up an independent parade.
Resolved, That the forthcoming parade IL being
too late 70 accomplish thing else do recognize
members Of company brother femen who appear
with them in any way whatever And all com
paries whose opinions the same
believing do that this will be The way to
break up their attempts 70 introduce paid system
Resolved That the above resolutions be published the
New York Herald and Sunday Mercury.
JAS. l. HAWKINS Foreman.
VIZ. r. souIRxs, Secretary. :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-06
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

"WEDNESDAY, Oct 6, 1859
The money market is firm at tho late advance. The
brokers borrowing at according TO the OF
their securities, and their arrangements with lenders
open market the rate Is nearer than 8, though on
federal State securities money be had easily the
latter rate. Al the discount houses rather more paper
u Offering In consequence Of the prudent policy pursued
oy many Of the banks do vary from those
GTen' yesterday Very prime short paper still goes a 6
u nrs' Glass; endorsed, four q six months 8, the
Ateer figure being rate than the former single
L~mes hrss cass, 10; generally KNOWN and
WA yer over SIX mouths L. The market still fails 70
pGcs ent The usual indications Of permanent advance in
rsaes the amount Of money seeking employment is still In
excess " the amount Of paper seeking discount
There V nothing In foreign exchange TODAY. The d.
vnese exc hanges in the West aud South arc vraa,,u
becoming L. favorable 70 the city The operations Of
sbe Chicago bankers, by which exchange on New York
as kept at two per cent, have eliminated last, Eastern
exchange in that city promises to rule at or below
one per cent At Ncago and St. Louis the rate is such
that specie cannot pr taby flow eastward New Orleans
has not yet begun % .fraw specie from New York the
ode NAV be expected 10 .e "A that direction by the tud OF
e1e mpnfh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-06
Telegraph Marine Report

HIGHLANDS, Oct g. supae-Eo inward bound yesHek In
sight Wind 81 hight weather clear.
SANDY HOOK. Oct O. sans--No vessels IN sight bound
pN No1sea Ssnksr fer J @ assn III s. At @
Wind s. light, weather haxy ou shore.
miscellaneous.
spp Row, Lowell OF Bath before reported on fire at 81
Thomas burned 10 the waters edge twenty three
OF water on the nigh Of the 18th Her sas rigging
saved The built Bath ls4! was 6y2 tons bur.hsn
and owned by VIM Moses and o:,sers1
FoR SAN FRAxcisooThe superior CHOPPER ship Good Hope
Capt Miller at foot OF Wall win receive freight for only
few days longer when she viii be despatched for San
CISCO Vim Coleman Co loading this ship cents
per foot.
harbor containing the captain
march, on her from San FRANCISCO
to Puget sound nS The shp sprung leak about Thousand
about Two hundred n,es giving captain aad
Ing six men was met b. the schr Cchs
brough, Francisco Mr. BainrGe second mate Ir
Cap, rsnssa for Puget ss
aggas. auesdsy ah sprrna a leak All hands wsr.
kept from increasing until Thursday morning
sid crew Oh Friday afternoon eot the boats out ami but pro
ysos and water In them expecting the ship would
70 al night In The morning boarded her and
found The water the tween decks she then
ire ben the boats bore Tor land cond be
ssssd he ship when deserted was so aes from the coast
le cargen,e, and Of were il the lons boat
Mr Mseos chef maize with three OF The In the gig
mate ihe boaswa cool and Tour Of the crew we're ID The
,ieooa ee1ng twenty all told The boats IN
psny n1l Inesda! Jh, when the Beboat sight Of the
ohe.s and after passage Of nine days from ship
The every Kindness and attention that humanity coa
suggest
ssir ocEAS ExrRrss Willis. P-nta Dablo at noon
veloped e headard The ship Was beating oat * SAD fran
crew bnr on dpos When ,bs ' and his oees ana
and WAS spdt-ny deserted Somug , r,e zee bow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-06
sARITlME INTELLlGENC
ALMANAC yos NEW YoaH-rH,s DAY
scN RlsLS. VA NOON sEIs morn IL 30
sEIs............ sc si.B wA,sR :. .moru s.
Port or New York, October 8, 1889.

CLEARED
Steamship Baltic, Gray, Aspinws-Norh Atlantic Steam
Steamship Northern Light Tinklepaugh, Asplnwali-D
Steamship Quaker City shueldt Havana-Tlargous Co
steamship Columbia, Berry, Chares.onspodord Tes,on
Ship 7 Roger. Pa.,en, Charles.on-C Duncan 4 Co.
Eaik Florida, Munday, Aspin~all-J r Dow.
Bark i.aeosie French. MoJie-N ii Brigham nv D''''
Bark Gamble Powell, st Maiks-sinallwood Earle /
BARK wenham Wedge, Baltimore Demarest
Roclss aen oan00e' M''i'01' sierra Ae0nebeer"'h
schr Sir Colin Campbell Obi, vguers Halifax NsH no
s ssSr Ai sas s en Hand
sehr Phiiaaelphiss chase, i'sosidsace-H Racket
kloop Southport Gladwin New Havep-Mas'er.
Steamer Mars, Nichols, Philadelphia
ARRIVED.
Steamship Cahawba Smith New Orleans, Sept 81 nava
ma 3Oh with dse and passengers 70 Ivtrstou Cro.tsrnn
Co. Sept % Pm, nile from Moro cssie sisnazea
S. ion Il ship Amelia steering +; ith lat Is IS lon Il 81
'i seamss e sss saros with a.
passengers, TO f.udiam iieineken
sSsss , fs.; smi;S ssg ~
Shoals bearing NNE 40 miles spoke ship Niagara from bath
Brig Onward B Higgins Pictou, 10 days, with COAL to
Brig Henry Lawrence of East Machas johnson, Jackson
na,sras spoke schr Tuisso New London bound & = -
schr Eliicott, Monroe, Wilmington, NC,5 days
schr Fannie Logan. Great E sy Hars or days
s bnna PsS. Es @ c Galveston
Schr Pierce, Lonss,sse frem wreck OF brig B Davis
Steamer Kennebee Hand Phladeiphia
Steamer ospray, Kenney, Providence
Two tarks. unknown.
Steamships Baltic and Northern Light Aspinwall; Quaker
City, Havana Columbia, Charleston.
Wind during The day from TO 5, light.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-06


The following dividends have been declared-The Fire
mems Insurance Company, dividend of ten per cent
payable the 18th inst; the Planters Bank Of Tenncs
extra dividend Of Eve per cent payable to the Now
York stockholders by the Manhattan Company.
In relation to the copper stocks the Boston Post re-
marks
What the Minnesota Is actually earning whether the
Cliff Company will pay dividend in February, how the
Pewabic VIII stand next spring. whether the Kcckiaud aad
National be they ever so good are worth half much
as the Minnesota how fast how slow towards dividend
Is the progress Of the Quincy, and how much viii the
Franklin need IN assessments some Of the
that are daily asked. Some answer them one way and
come another Now, all Of these stocks appear be
cheap for long purchase but 10 justify any
present rush after them at quotations. OF the low
priced copper there Is nothing The tone OF the
market lie against their advance and there seems 10 be
nothing in their recent facts overcome the tendency 10
dulness and decline
We read in the Cincinnati Gazette Of the 3D.
Approved paper continues 70 meet ready sale
at 10 IL per cent, first class securities being placed with
out difficulty, both in and outside OF bank within this
range but the offerings are graded by pretty high stand
ard and Of paper that falls below nrst and second ca
there excess, and for the latter particularly the
market is stringent There was better supply OF Elst-
ern exchange on Saturday and the demand freely
met at u premium. Drafts on all Eastern cities were
bought generally at premium, though there sales
Of Baltimore In some cases at 49, New Orleans mac
tive al par buying and premium selling. The local
mand for gold continued light at quotations. The Offer
ings OF bills were small. We quote for Eastern and
IL for New Orleans. Prime 90 and 30 day paper on
NE LATER city sells al equal 10 per cent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-06

Is but just 70 the Cleveland and Toledo and the Nchi
gan Southern to state that their earnings seriously
affected during the mouth by the strike the latter road
Within the past few days, too both roads have suffered
considerably from the effects Of the The indica
lions that these roads VIII not yet feel the effects Of the
CROP though their winter business cannot but be
tiderabiy greater thar that Of last year The working
expenses all these roads said to be much less than
they year ago The freight receipts the Toledo
have been for the past two mouths In OF those OF
1858; the falling Of in September was in passengers
The following table shows the last bank statements Of
the four leading cities Of the Union
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-06
STEAMBOATS,.

CuNDAY BOAT TO EHYPoRT nv INSIDE ROUTE
y maytag a. ne asdiags ste unboa. Io.As Captain
street Returning. ieyea keypoIt f23e r. n. Fare
u cent? each wby
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-06
SECOND BOARD.


] - WEDNESDAY, UuS. o--.I Y. NJ
BRxlpsIrY1s-Flour--Th market was again neavy and
lower, and closed At decline Of about Oc per DBL
There fair denand however, the concession and
purchases pretty freely made both oS ihe local and
Eastern trade, with some purchases for export The
transactions footed up about 600 bbs closing within
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-06
LITERATURE.

RIO AUTHORS.-WAErED, FIRST RATE STORY
j making about 200 800 2mp pages fer publication in
weekly newspaper for which liberal price Will be paid Ap
picaps WI address boz .26o ~ y. Posi- oircc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-06

Canadian -four dull aud sales embraced about 400
easter for grades. The safes embraced about 800
bbis Closing within the range Of the above quotations
Rye Hour was IN good supply, With sales OF Rbou,
meal was firmly held at our figures, while sales light
Wheat was N some bser request Including de-
braced about IS 900 bushels, including mxad Kentucky
At 81 so, white Michigan at 81 rs 81 80 amber co,orei
Southern AZ 81 iZh ana Milwaukee club at 81 05 white
canadian At u ~ ana good Southern red 81 2iE
with Chicago spring No. and 2 nj S5c. ESQ., Oorn--
The sales embraced about Is 600 bushels including yell
low SoGibern NJ s4c 81 c and mixed Western Ut 96c
Rye was steady with Gales OF 800 bushels Sac Rar
ley WAS lower, with sales OF 200 bushels worowed
state at Soc Oats were in fair request with sales Of State
at &c. 421c. aud Western and Canadian at 42Kc y
43kc
Ccrn.-sales Of 600 bags Of Rio were made at lie
Alike.
CoaIos- The market continued heavy, and closed at
eighty easier rates. The transactions embraced about
300 bales in lots, ON the basis Of the following quota,
TONS
INV YORK CLASSIFICATION.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-06

The banks continue 70 lose specie. The average
reduced very low and will probably not fall much lower
We regret 70 find The aggregate loans increased TIC
banks Of Philadelphia and Boston proving themselves
y be much in need Of supervision banks here.
The Arabia from Boston to-day took out 100000 only.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning
SO s7s, l29 IS and the balances 81 1858 0s3 Is
The business Of the SUB Treasury to-day was as fol-
Total receipts. $l5s, T01 80
For customs. 1861 90
Total payments ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 220,g27 81
Balance. 4,9l9,o42 SO
@ <E- tho t,tte
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-06
EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSION TO THE OYSTER BED OFF HArQNs
~ Neck On Sunday October g. the steamboat GEORGE
LAW will leave l4ihine street at A. NJ, landing 1t De,
mnssy street Tenth wenty siIh streets An eIpsreassss
IS cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-06
COAL.

(y0AL--OF THE BEST QUALITY, FSR FAMILY USE
red ash rescreened and delivered from the yarn
- 10 I~Angh Mountain - 20 I'm aso
Liverpool canps Al yad 70 West Thirty iss street TOT
''''''' - p u LAN9ToN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-06
DANCING -ACApEAIIEs.s

DOpwORTH'S DANCING AGA EEMfE9
a. No. 106 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
No l37 MONTAGUE PLACE. BRooxLYN
New York, on WEDNESDAYS and sATURDAYS com
snencipg Sept n.
October 4.
Private for ladies st II A. NJ; class for children
II for gentlemen ct r. n
Families private classes and school classes attended
Circulars may be had at either OF the academies
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-06

". DANCING ACADEMIES
3s5 Fulton street, opposite City Hail. Brooklyn n Newark
jersey City Days for classes Jersey City Mondays
and Thursdays In Brooklyn Tuesdays and Fdays
al forming Send for a circular.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-06

HIGHiANns, Oct 3, snpset-No Inward bound vessels
sight WIND 81, hight weather clear
SANDY HOOK. Oct o. spns-,-So vessels IN sigh. boo,
In steamships Quaker Cy for Havana passed bar at 4
IN; Northern Light for Aspilwa ~ 4 Baltic for do, A
Wind 5, Light weather haxy or shore
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-06

nANcING -MADAME ACKsoNs PRIvATE CLASSES,
~ At 70 West Thirty silth street. commence Saturday
October g. For terms &c, apply as above. :,