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". j. K0rI
REGORIO, ROWLAND q co., IMPORTERS,
" Wholesale Retail Dealers in Dry and Green Fruits,
Nuts etc. Nos IS Fulton and 81 Front Streets New Or
lenn oil
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Me c)r,eaus aai Grtstsat friday ornng Oahr 81 1859

city authorities this fact your committee now ask that
plant danger resolution is therefore presented said
p"Tpo s s,x wors u,nso Il Tho nov, n,.,o v.,.a
ton by no means in very dierns condition. IN the sl st
ssi Of @ %ai Sn wsss a
the part of those whose duty is to that the public
House two hundred thirty prisoners and ali put together do
not produce enough to @ the EXPENSE Of sSnS Az s
has fourteen thousand dollars paid for supplies
ss % e pSss AiM are ys
il want spr the mt "sG want. Spa Dn mhss
The Boys House Refuge pay, the Treasury quite
Of The Council The City Physician complained your
boys The committee, visiting, found The 70 be true
The beds and mattresses literally covered with bed hugs aud
The somewhat asoised that the keeper had moi,
ss NOR attention to such %asis xon sSse
ed and given to the House of Refuge The bedseais
some articles for the Police Jail which
committee would advise he procured In The hospa depart
any negro from neglect, the city would become Liable
The Insane Asylum there is a s1 asss, pillows n sheet,
necessary their wants be attended to-
Respectfully submitted, :, ,,,,,,,,
! !: h bEifsI.Es
The following resolutions, accompanying the
above report, were read twice and adopted, the
rules being suspended:
Yeas: Messrs. Monroe Blackwell, Beebe, BENT,
De L'isle, liuyshe, Leefe Masioni, Pettnshill and
kingsland-l0.
Nays: Messrs. Dupre and Hail..
Rosea Tint The sus.syor he and he hereby requested to
shall exceed the OF eight hundred Ssoonclu
Ros Thu, The surveyor he and he is hereby authorized
Prison ion' ''s '"''"''' department
On motion, the Board adjourned until Tuesday
next, the 18th inst, at clock, P. NJ.
JAS. A. HOPKINS. Secretary
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the same etc y resolution accordingly presented for aaop
ion the have said contract transferred
George onnn per nonria act the said Uronan 70 reimburse
to the city claims existing against haes te
George ronnn furnishing security 70 the satisfaction Of the III
nance Committee for the performance of the work.
4 Your committee report adversely to the petition of PhI
Whitman asking that shed be erected by the city ut the
etc as ali expenses attending the keeping and repairing The
bridges city be borne by the contractors for th
q Adversely the petition of b. NJ Bastnn Offering
lease of the neutral ground
street etc " the city having power to lease the public
grounds.
TO- report resolution for adoption instruct
ing the Street Commissioner nine bridges agnI
Avenue from Canal Carondelet the New Canal follows
viz:
Two Bienyile street, three Canal 1.-TWO small
largc) at Common northeast side of
HagAn Avenue canal and the northeast side
Canal street over the Carroton Avenue canal.
Respectfully submitted. ROBERT HuYGIE,
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STREET. COMM,R---OTFICIAL.

/ STREET COMNI'R---OFFICIAL.
% ihe First District Pound Dryades street
Ono dark brown horse about high hind
Which II not claimed Ave days and the there
pa will be !, ;OS s at pabG a auction said DEPOT on MON
| New Orleans, October II, 1859 a., ,,,,
Registered October " y ls sh'h'hN s'e'' e''e'''
| @. s. LEE, for Comptroller.
EPAvE DU PREMIER DIsT I,7tl Si,;z;l! "a q
D snrs s @a rue asPS, o se ct % a
un eheval dun brunno environ Is mains do hnnt lie ped
4. she,s rssa dams siaa oHs ct les Ess
do ss ssns fS 70 hsnse. pps' aa dit depot
S ., q FLEchfKR comm.,si. re ass ~ 5;
Souvele ORLEANS. Il foctobre 1859 OILS ~ Il Y Y
SECOND DISTRICT PoUND-yvas brought
= the Second District Pound Derbgny street between
One bay pony, about ~ hands high, with white spot the
long and tail, Mexican brand left thigh not
Which within days and the expenses there
Sa EsSs e ss Ssoe :" H. said Depot ON
N''>'.' &, o. FLEGHIER Street Commissioner.
''Fe V DuPLEssIs, Comptroller
EPAyE DU SECOND D1sTRIcT.-n u etc
- conduit tpaves u Second District Derbsny,
In 1 pct d csV"l hi denHan HI NUNS de at une ,ache
blanche sur nes ct m !. front r It fs n,s. pes s sss
n1eSicanc Ia r,isss ganchc, non feFrs
pages yendu enchee public, au dit depot lie JEuDl
70 d'octobre 1859 il midi ~, ,,,,,,,,, , ..
Nouvele Orleans le II d,oc,obrs $50 OILS 10 Il Is -
| JNfIIRD DISTRICT POUND.-Xvns brough hit
the Third District Pound AZ the corner OF Cloiet aud
One black with white bng small white spot on both hind
feet left cropped and uuderbtts in the right
| visible brands, 800
cropped and undercroppcd undorbtts in the right.
Which claimed within 1--WE days and the there
Gika x De sSa s. s at e So S'
| New Orleans October ls 1850 s.,t..
| Registered October 49, 1859
| V. DUPLEssIs, Comptroller.
EPAyE DU TROIsIENIE DIsTRICT.-n 1,
Il Depot DIES Epaycs du Trosenie District,
Une blanc, DIES pccs taches banrhes
sur les dcnx pe de rreyc oreie gace copee e. deux
Tine vache rouge ache,ie tampt Ia hanchr gnuche,
oeie gauehe ct ouseou@e denx mordnres sur Ia
droe
ST les dts aninaux pas rclam5s dams ors Ct les
ais is seIont yends reaeheTe pnbanc au dit depot
| C. o. FLETCHER Comlnissare dies rucs.
Nouvele Orleans le l3 d'ocobre 1859 of Is Il 10 70
INoURUH DISTRICT POUND-yVns brought
the Fourth Distric, Pound jackson street between
Laurel md Constance streets MS estrays--
| One colored she goat short horns.
| red she goat, short horns.
Which not Chained within three days and the expenses there
s VIII . be sod It sss nasGn at said depot
'''''' G. o. FLEcHIER, Street Commissioner.
| Registered October 10 1859.
For Comptroller.
| EPAyE DU QUATRIEIE DIsTRICT.-II II
jackson, les Laurel Constance CONNIE tayes
| Tine chevre couleur de creme, les cornes coures.
| Une chevre rouge, les corues courtes. .....
81 lie, dts anaux rtcanit dams rois ors ct e
ft poyts, il yenu 'rnchcrc pnhaie dit pot, Il
| q. o. FLETCHER, Colnmissaire lies rites
| Nouvellc Orleans lie ~ ociobre 1859 vi y %
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
Cry HALL. 10Th day of October. 1850
Common Council of the city of New Orleans.
.... No. 1875. ]
ReNra That the Street Commissioner he hereby authorized
and Instructed have wooden crossing built Debigny
''ee'' e' Signed JOHN T. MONROE,
,s,n,, President Bonra Of y AssSSnt Aldermen
President Board of Aldermen.
z'ii'''t LsfgnedI ~ GERARD sTIrll, Mayor.
( No. 47S6. ]
have repaired The csern in lie y Of The lily Work House
M work to be done without delay and at the lowest possible
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
Signed u. O. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen
->p'''' signed 'N''' GERARD sTITH Mayor.
[ No. 1857. ]
VIM L. Ironciitrd 70 small engine
5F RRSs ~ SsS y 's @ @sis 4 T.
during The pleasure Of the Common Council -,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
. President Board of Aldermen
ENPp'' Signed ''''' GERARD sTlrI, Mayor
n Tint q nc f T. q Hs c Hs and NJ, nsy
a ns os male that @ hav s
City Work House the purpose Of driving the nuisance
of the City Work House, it being understood that said
gro shall be delivered the only after the compliance
with The laws of the State and city concerning slaves in the ro'
lice Jail of the city.
Signed JOHN T. MONROE.
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
lSigned j. o. NIXON
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved Oct %, 1850
LSigncd GERARD STITIi, Mayor.
{ No. 47s0. !
Resoca1 That permission be and the same hereby granted
O. f. Hall x TO-, for their excite
sivey stable their property on the south side Of ST. ons
bctwecngoya and Charities provided the be
fire proof with city ordinances the
TO remain during pleasure Of the Common Council.
[Signed JOHN 7. MONROE
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signed J. .. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved Oct. %, 1859.
ESignedJ GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
A true COPY. ".@...M J. L. FAsRE, Secretary.
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.CIIINE-sIIOP.

- FOUNDRY md n1el1sh-s1
~ 50 GEORGE PATTER SON,
W. Mct'an PattoronJ OF Deiord,
and New Leyes streets
il now prepaIcd manufacture STEAM
ENGINES, BOILERS aud MACHINERY Of all kinds for
Steam Boats Plantations Saw Mills. Cotton Presses,
Draining Machines Railroads. Gin Gear Horse Power, Fire
Fronts Furnace Mouths and Crate Bars.
BRASS WORK OF every description Metallic Packing Tor
Steam Cylinders Gun Metal Rings
BLACKSMITH WORK of all descriptions having steam
hammer for the pnfposs o doing heavy work.
will keep hand nil times Crate Bars Wheel stirfps
Fangc Bolts Gauge Cocks and Valves OF all sizes used by
steamboats,.
He il Agent for John r. Osb0rns Patent Fncl Saw
ing Crate Bar so highly spoken OF by the Pcayunc Printing
Office and that have them in set Of these Bars
can boiler gely put in this esab
lishment. -,
for the sale Of second hanu
Machinery and will establish Depot convenient 10
where large quantity OF second hand Boilers
anu -"' ; ' ~ ~ GEORGE PATTERSON.
N.,- orl..os Inro1 iel II
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S. D, GRATIAA & co, :
oil ~ Custenahouse street,
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Keeth Mr. Cshs Inc MaIshsl. Mis-, Ann Paterson Bsail
stewart Mrs fo-a Parton. Mrs Maria Cameron and infant.
From k'hmo'. IN the steamship Yorktown u ooekcrof
two children AZ servant Collier and Baygamir
~ Blunt ma bolton, Granny and lady, H Gllmer,
Mrs Gilmer, r,9s Jones, Robertson 0reenway. A
s s ss Mr. White Vim srownsK and sG Mr. sa
taDDisser M suck lady and daughter MISS Dupuy An
Smith, huh; IL Baker. \ Q Johnston. Il wh!iaEss
stardevsnt Mas Anderson. Mrs Wea j W Ammon, z
Lee, Lee, j. Mrs Rodle child Bradbury, Mrs
Sni,nse, Mr. sPrague Srowney, Gyoss, d Rose,
Foler Mrs. coarns, s cannon q sa'snane Nc zee,
ne, A sls'er Millspapgb, II Iabbet, Robson Miss
9 ssnniste, and brother Bshop, Mrs W Walker Mw
Butler Miss Belts McAiel. Butierworth T Fair.
chud Lee, Donovan, l. Baker, o Baker j Hedey VIM
Lnd,sy Nm xck nney lady and child Mqrphey, Jack
a Brewer and lady Taylor, Logan, Kemp Ms
HuEhes-snd IL In gteerage
DEPARTURES.
For liverpool In steamship Europa, from Bossop-G
Dood Mi,nae Cletu wife and two children Boston; W
Howes sslem Jonas Prescott westford Mas sprague
de Msnpi. Provdet co; Comstock, Connecticut; ORA
Navy Monroe Mics Jones Miss elliott two servants aiss
hesisher M1 Hecksher, Al tonic de vse Mon gigus
Durbrow Phladelph'e Mr. and Corr Pi.sburg; O N,
Lean, hstu ots q Bayley Zsnesvle Ohio; henderson
Memphis w Reid Savannah Berry Georgia; Gbos
derson Rev OrleAr Elliott Bank Love Csforn a;
Mrs Platte Nss Jsrdni sick; o Frsube Matau
Adofo Feser MIS- Fesser Fesser and
Esrsrra X 90 Castro, hsvsna vsnderk,en, sagua:
Fleming Glasgow Mr. and Mrs Leon Mosgenet spauding
John 8sttis ana Thomas Warren, oonsus passengeIs-
For EabaI; Roberts. Meddeld kass; Rev r &c xea,
YER Miss Carver, Philadelphia Garter Georgia CON
guls passeneers-9 Total 81
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Arrivals and Departures.

vvere House Capt Judkins N e.eamship Persia;
Rev K rons S:s' c9ssy 5
IsaSs S1s;so
Va fS u ssSsSrs Smith,
From Maagorda Bay. in the schr stsmpede-G Pondex-
En st.sS e NJ. sss%' s',, ss
Isms Quinn Julius Cluster and wife John Collins and
; F sd s9 AZ n
W Heny Ms GS ceot .1s
MSss NJ h and n MT
Sss1s Ss G' a.i ssssrs %;Ssss
S:ss Sss:s Pts; ssa nv
ssss ..Ss, 5s$. f.sa sss
so sse eban ARs.r ca y s
Bssas S% SgF FtsSS r' BOYD T BE
Coin ss
ou SDaIsf Prior sySVas el s.sr eops
Hoy, l. Meyer-and $50 in Storage.
I1as 1 H.!ss % s ind
se HGa 'S and child
EswsId. Mrs hoos Two osiidrsn and infant W@ Brown
a Sr1 Ps n nn sc
EOSscn H9sa%sn; Sander ySSn suphsr John
oslds sl JSha Dsv: j.. Blair Hail TSo1nss Esrrs!
s sss NV Ss
XII. tGs sn Il; and ss T tsa Ss
W cSss 5'f sGsS
Capt Fisk Bale, sesel vile and .wo infants; auzzs,
Sss$ss 5,i sl S o?sIs,. s.s:s sas5ss
pen ssm aesd Mrs %
wlcoxson, p andrews, a ssbssle, Hughes Taylor
ntss ss osss. EsaVis EulIePes KEY Ben
sm sss @4 GSs
j Basis. N 4 hancon. d Low VII Baxter and wife. q
;n, cslss Morton Hsafiaaes' zEos stokes,
WIFE three children and three ssrSaat NJ asrson wife and
M M snd n % y .r.e, NM f Faa Mise
Cumming guIi VIE chila infant A.: HcS i
s sss
w ws
Dca asis
GIN En,sGn rs ; 3r rs scs ESwad Holiness
From and Southampton. steamship Fulton Az
sshe AisI Mly A.las Banks, " and ssryan We
n slah, Ms Biedern ann srsdsSsx sonnsisus ss
ssn sss :SGa I
H bsp is
Gibson, Garey, Kew 0racta. Mrs 0uor1u. HOldAno
and lady. Hugh Hastings, Hughes and lady, l.er,
A Jobert, Miss Jardne, Q Kane, Rev q Kingsiey,
Kahn, Levy Mrs Levy, Mr. Lessge. Mrs MArcasnd,
MldsssrssT l.dy child and fsrysnt Mr. MsrsSn and
James McUreeny, Mrs Mcilvane, lady aud
child; Mrs Musbaum three children and servant. Mis-
and lady Rensra. RubeIstein asd lady, Mrs solas.
son. sherlock, echieb, John Smith, Stoddsrd Smith
and lady, Oh Toutan, Mrs Westfe and three daughters
woters and lady, Wall, A Wyau-Total ia.
From Glasgow IN the steamship Glasgow:John Nc 1uoch
Cotton Nortiy Aas Frances Cotton Jgbsnua sh.w
Mrs McKendrick, Mas aaris Dengas Mrs Hsris Was,n
Miss Charlotte Calder Robert DancEn, Henry Kemp Robert
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAs.
TuuRspAY. August lip. N.

THURSDAY, August 1l-8 p N.
The arrival of the mails from Boston aud those per
steamer Fulton places In possession OF weeks later
files The points Of the have been already given
by telegraph The general tenor Of the newspapers nd
subsistence of the alarm reference to the sup
posed designs Of Napoleon against Great Britain though
British writer's continue to harp upon the naval
armament of the French The prospect Of general dis
had relieved the minds of merchants and the
revival Of business proceeding vigorously that 1t
was considered unlikely that money would remain for any
length Of time as cheap Ss II was From the commerce
and navigation returns for June, which had just been
published, commercial paper complies the following,
showing the effect Of the upon the trade between
England and the United States
The United States took June-or cottons 1852 o33,
against fls3 1850 in 1885, and f35l 493 in 1857 of linens
fls6 49, against fI4o 033 in 1885, and else OH 1857
and Of railway iron, against 81 7o in 1885, and
Ell ,oS6 In 1857.
The papers generally speak favoraby Of the crop pros
pecs though the effect Of the July thunder storms has
not yet been accurately determined.
The return from the Bank Of England for the week
ending the 9th Of July gives the following results when
compared with the previous week.
Public deposits. 0ls 456 Increase. 1884
Other deposits. ~ Decrease. Is zig
heht... ooLVAo increaee.. AA,Soo
On the other side Of the account
Government securities. Ell $50 Decrease f100 900
Other securities II 1898 Increase. ct, 1857
Notes unemployed. 9,472,6S0 Decrease. $40
The amount Of notes in circulation Ell si1 o15 being
decrease Of f223 1885, and the stock OF bullion in both
departments cit ,4e2 $780, showing decrease OF $780,
927 when compared with the preceding return.
Barring Brothers write:-
American stocks have shown little change and little
tivy this week United States 6's, bonds, 96a 9Sa;
do S. 90 o. Massachusetts, sterling, 1ol 1922 Ma
bonds 80 "a, both div. Virginia bonds, IS; Canada
&c, liz 1l2X. Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, 10S
1857, Pennsylvania Central Let mortgage 90 Oh I'd do
sterling. e4 e5H; Illinois Central, 79K; Freeland, 49,
Michigan Central, S3K; do, SO.
The position Of the market for American securities s
thus noticed by Messrs. D. Bell, Son Co..
The market for American State stocks continues TO
prove During the past week the inquiry for them has
been general whilst the active demand has been for
the bonds Of the States OF Pennsylvania and Virginia The
inquiry for Panama bonds noticed in last report has
been followed by some large purchases OF them for In
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Southern flour fair demand, but somewhat ire
gular in price The sales embraced about $500 bbs,
closing within the above figures Rye -four was dull ct
nominal wheat-rhe sales embraced about 900 bush
oolored do 81 S. western at 81 TO-, and good
red Indiana at 81 TO- Corn hrmer, with sales Of
good new mixed, saoa at SOC; choice d. al Bic, and
round yellow at SOC. Rye quiet, AZ 75c for DID,
@ Canadian Bsss was quiet and NOMINAL
CoFFEE.-The market continues active, with sales Of
two or three cargoes embracing about Il 900 bags Rio
sold by auction at 10 1890, the latter figure for
prime quality the average was about 1oe3c. The market
CoTroN The sales embraced about 800 bales, closing
at about 12sc for mddng uplands. The higher grades
FRElGHH. for Liverpool continued firm, while
engagements were light $50 bales of cotton were en-
loo tons OF oil cake at IT'S 3D. and 100 tons copper ore al
2s. To London 100 tons olcake engaged at 20s.
To Glasgow 700 bbls. flour were engaged at g. 10 Ham
burg $50 packages OF tobacco engaged Ut 5c To
Xc. for round. Rates 70 caifornis were Il 2sc for
To Australia quotations at SOC 35c per foot
bark Of $50 tons chartered for Cadz load with light
HAY-About 600 700 bales were reported sold chiefly
ct roc New hay has ced arriving, and Is selling
for city use at about &c. II is not as yet condition
LQroRs were in good demand Sales of 50 half pipes
Rochelle were made at 81 80 81 40, and so half do.
HoIAssEs "A cargo Of $50 hhds Cuba sold for
timing private terms and 100 bbs New Orleans at 4oc
q 42c. 80
NAVAL sroREs-The market was without change Of mo-
ment The sales were light incu s zoo Dds spirits
turpentne at 40, and $50 bbs hne rosin at {.
Common rosn and crude turpentine were nominal.
Ous-iinseed was In moderate demand, while prices
we're unchanged Crude whale and sperm were steady.
PsovToys ePork-Mess firm and In good request,
and sales Of all kinds footed up about 5000 bbl In.
Guiding new meas at s3 90 $14 thin at $l3 lax
and prime at $40 $40 25 Beef was heavy with sales
OF about 12b bbs including county prime q IS 80 g.
country mess g g. repscked mess At IS l2h $40 49,
and Sill el2 so for extra Cut meats were dull and
heavy, with sales Of about u packages, including
shoulders at 60 6xc., and hams ct Sc. . 6kc Lard
steady with sales Of about 425 bbls and Heroes 1t
loxc. lo>sc including choice lots 1t 11c. Butter
in fair demand at 12c l6c for Ohio and lsc. 20c for
stats. Cheese was steady at &c. sxc., while choce
lots were held a &c.
RICE "A small sale of 10 Casks made at 70.
SEED-Clover was firm. Linseed at Boston was dulf
at 81 90 81 6d The Last sale OF moment was made ct
the latter figure
SuGARs-rhe market was steady, with sales OF about
500 600 hhds including grocery goods ct exc e1<c.,
and refining goods Ut p. t., and 100 boxes at &c.
TEA steady, with moderate business doing 10 the
trade.
TOBACCO Sales OF IS bids. Kensucky were made a
loc and some $50 hhds Kentucky Jugs, within day
two N4hc
wmskEY-sales of $50 bbls were made at 25Xc
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, August II-b ?. u.
AsHEs-Saes Of so bbs were made, including pots at
SIC. aud pearls at 5Sc.
BRKADsTrFFs and Western brands in
more active demand and the lower grades frmer
The sales embraced about IL 900 bbls closing within the
fol In uiuon otions.
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United States per cent bonds, 1885,. ssH
Ditto per cent, 1874. ....................92 90
Alabama per cents. .......................76 ATT
Kentucky per cent bonds, 1868-72..........92 a94
aryland per cent bonds ................ .93 ass
Massachusetts, per cent stg bonds. 100 a102
Ohio per cent stock, 1886. ..............98 a100
Pennsylvania per cent stock. .............82 asa
Pennsylvania per cent bonds, 1877 ass
Virginia per cent bonds, 1886. ass
Do. per cent sterling bonds, 1883 ........S3 aS5
Montreal City per cents, 1S56-1S65... 80 50
Illinois Central per cent bonds, lst m 1875. IS aS0
Do. per cent do, Observation-Disclosures as
Do per cent freeand bonds. 1860. ........86 ass
Michigan Central per cent do. 1862. ..... 80 asa
New York Central per cent bonds, 1Ss3,...S3 aS5
Do. per cent bonds 1864 ..................93 a96
New York and Erie per cent Sd mort 1888 SIS So
Panams p. 1st morre stg bonds, 1852. 100 a102
Do. per cent do 1865. Observation-Disclosures a97
Pennsylvania Central per cent. 1880 ..9O q Of
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Merchants Bank, on the 9th or September, Iess Tho
charges for exchanges the Oswego and Syracuse Rail.
road, semi annual dividend of four per cent payable
TO the New York stockholders by Mr. Oakley at the Office
OF the Howard Insurance Company, September 20.
The following the business OF the Sub Treasury TO-
day
70, cUsspo $24a,366 81
49, $4,000 90
CsHsos ~. a.. '................ 288 400 81
Balance. 1920 90
The movement Of the banks the four prp ,pal cities
Of the Union In which weekly reports are made a ahown
by their last statements, Is as follows
n York. Aur $50 q 2sse' u spssis e. ya
4 ss S;l:.s: jsya sSss ss ss lssss *
1..s 's sss Il: !. s.
The statements of the Boston banks for the past two
weeks compare a. follows
Capita. stock SSss 10 g. 1gsa 49, 900
Loans and discounts 57,972s2l 5sl22463 lac. 1922
from Si.
Due to other banks. 6,5ll 1893 6,6S0,36 Inc. 68423
Deposits. l8 0S3 s2l 1887 500 Dec. 1886
Circulation 6,3S7,76S 6,67S754 Inc. 200 1856
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House today
SIS ,2e0,747 46, and the balances 81, OFT ,004 10.
The Vanderbilt steamer North Star, which arrived
this morning, brought later adv,ces from the Pacific
but no addition To our stock Of gold, the usual semi.
monthly remittance being board the Star Of the West
which arrived this evening, with 81 1888 96l in specie
Messrs Coleman Co., in their circular thus notice the
report OF money matters:-
The money market may be said to be easier than at the
date Of Last steamer reference yet there good
qurement for funds On good stock and other coatePas
there no difficulty in obtning accommodation, but
paper the facilities are limited We quote at AK per
collateral Little doing In real estate securities
and rates unchanged Sight exchange the East con.
tiDues at two per cent premium
The Mexican dollars have been OF more
than an average amount about having met sale
thousand dollars have also been taken BY Chnsmen at
81 per cent premium for cash.
The supply Of gold bars but moderate, and there is
The operations the United States Branch Mint In this
city from LIST 70 10th July, inclusive, were ~ follows
Silver, half dollars ................... 5000
The exports Of treasure since June 50 were:-
Per Golden Cate to New Newer York 2'Ssssss 81
Do do. 70 Panama. 1882 80
Per Yankee to Honolulu. ................ 1000 90
The import. Of treasure have been -
Per Falmouth, from Acapulco. ...........".S1,00 900
Per Guaymas, from Mazatlan. .................. At
Per Felix, from Honolulu 1890
Total. ..$9,o37
The earnings Of the Michigan Central Railroad for the
month Of July were;-
1858. 1862
Passengers. .$82 4S8 20 lis 81
rIelguts.. Oo,Soo - aV,oeS ~
Miscellaneous. ................ 6,l60 4S 6492 IS
Total. .$l43S72 As los 800 81
Oecrease. d
The business Of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
Railroad was:-
July, 1859. ,24l go
July, 1905. ootol 10
Increase, 1852. $1,000 As