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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-05-18
sT.OAN'S OINTM EN- r

EOR Mildness, Safety, Certainty and Thor
oughness, Sloan's Ointment excels, and liz
rapidly superseding all other Ointments and
Liniments for the cure of the following disca'
SEES:
Fresh Wounds, Calls of all kinds. Cracked
Heels, Ringbone Pollevil, Wind-galis. Callus-
Spavine, Sweeney. Fistula, Foundered Feet
Sand Cracks. Scratches or Grease, Mango, and
Horse Dstemper
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-05-18

The Boston Post is responsible for the
following
Why are Bachelors Ike the Black Re
publicanss Because they are sex-shun-
al party.
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WEA- is railroads A fas. fr;en5
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The ConditiOn Powder

Is composed principally of herbs and roots,
and may be given at all times and under all
circumstances with perfect safety. 1t has beet
found, by long experience, to be highly usett
in the cure of thu various diseases to which
horses and cattle are subject, viz: Distempei.
Hide BounG. Loss of appetite, Inward Strains.
Yellow Water, Inflammation of the eye, Fa-
tigue from Hard Exercise also Rheumatism.
Commonly called the Stiff compIaint.) 1t is
also safe and certain remedy for Coughs and
Colds. It carries off all gross humors, and will
remove all inflammation ana fever. purify the
blood, loosen the skin, cleanse the water and
strengthen every part of the body, One pack
ACE of the powders and box of the Ointment
will perfectly cure recent Founder in six or
eight days, without leaving the least effect in
the feet In Horse Distemper, they will allay
the fever and promote a healthy termination OF
the disease One Powder and part of a box
of the Ointment, will, in all cases, cure the
Horn Distenper in COW; two are sometimes
required for an OK.
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. Lo a m -
INSTANT RELIEF
FOR HORSES & CATTLE.

This is truly Great Remedy. Halt -
cent bottle of Sloan's Instant Reiief, given I'D
= mint of warm water. seldom fails to cure a
Horse of Collie in few minutes IN extreme
cases repeat the dc Sc in fifteen minutes.
For Bruises, Strains, Sprains, and many
other injuries on Horses. Cattle and other AMI
mails. Sioans Instant Relief speedily affects a
cure. Many persons have been astonished 10
witness the rapid cure effected, by the use OF
this wonderful medicine.
e@- Get Circulars of Agents.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-05-18

Early in the New Year (1S59,) DR.. HoL-
LAND will commence new series OF special
articles, akin to the fano,s and popular Tim
othy Titcomb Letters.
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wednesday, May IS. 1859.

IS Advertising bills must be paid quar-
erly. in advance.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-05-18

THE WEEKLY REPUBL1oAN contains each
week over forty columns of reading matter,
including all the News of the Week, local.
general aud foreign carefully condensed and
arranged for its ages; A review of Money
and business aft irs. tn the latest Boston
and New York \ arkets A summary and le-
view of Religious Affairs Agricultural Facts
and Hints nder the head of The Farm and
Garden. by practical cultivator; An Account
of all the new Patents and Inventions Origi-
nal Boston and New York Correspondence;
Six or eight columns of independent Editorial
Discussions Of the Politics, News and Litera-
ture of the dav Original and Selected Stories,
Poetry, and Briefer Miscellany, for the Family,
making altogether the most perfect, various
and readable Weekly Newspaper published in
the country. a.,
~THE REPUBLICAN has a large and rapid
ly growing circulation in New England. New
York and the West and is an especial favorite
with emigrants from New England IN eli parts
of the country,
no2s Springfield, Mass,
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{" HIS JOURNAL has won national rep
.,t.ti ION f,, IT, c,zcall1a,acca

T HIS JOURNAL has won national rep
i utation for its excellence as ge1 e al
Family Newspaper, and its high Political ant
Literary character. Published in the heart
of New England on larger sheet than tn.
Boston weeklies, with day s later news thar
the New York and Boston weeklies of the
same date representing more thoroughly
then those journals can, or profess TO do, the
Distinguishing principles of New England in
morals, politics and religion and made up
with especial reference to the tastes and wants
of New England families. whether settled in
their original homes, or transplanted to distant
portions of the Unon--THE REPU BLICAN
presents more attractive features for general
circulation than any other New England
paper.
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PucE-One copy, six months, $1,O0; One
wear 81 so; sixteen months. $500. Eight
copies to one address one year $1,000; twenty
copies $40 0O,-payab!e in advance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-18
Brooklyn City News.

TIE SUPPLY OF RDGEwooD WHARF.-THE stoppage OF the
engine at Ragewood reservoir solely on account Of
the refusal Of the city 10 cash the drafts of the Water
Commissioners There Is sufficient water in the basin
supply the city during the coming week. bu, no more.
After this week the water will be exhausted unless the
Common Council should M 10 approve the contract
thor'sing the issue OF drafts TO be used in the
struc,ion Of the conduit and for pumping pur-
poses Notwithstanding the default Of the city ,ay log
the drafts due {72,o0o) Messrs Welles Co, the
inst and will be enabled 70 make full payments next
month, even the payment Of the drafts should not be
authorized IN the meantime. The pumping engine At
Ndgewood in perfect order and capable Of furnishing
supply Of fifteen million gallons per day, instead
millions, rs called for by the contract Tee subject
mp before The Common Council last evening, when spe
cal committee appointed confer with the Water
commissioners and contractors aud If amicabe
arrangt meni could not be Effected.
RECOVERY OF DAMAGES FOR DEATH CAUSED By THE Ex-
PLoslrS OF STEAM BongR-H will be recollectcd that
in August 1885, the steam boiler in the patent safe
factory OF BENZ G. Wilder Co. an extensive establish
ment situated On the OF Third avenue and TLr-
teenth street, Gowanus exploded causing death
three men and the wounding OF some seventeen others
An investigator before the Coroner the cause of
explosion resulted in the sereotyped verdict nohody
to blame" Among the victims John Heeney
an employee in the factory He left wife one child,
then about a year old His widow, Mary Ann Heeney,
brought an action against the owners of the factory
The tried in the Kings county Crcui Cour, a
week, and concluded yesterday The jury brought IN
verdict for The plaintiff, assessing the damages at
s. 500.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-18
Cltv Politics.

FOURTH DISTRICT SENATORIAL CONVENTION.
The Convention for the nomination of Senator for the
Fourth district at the coming election met last plight
Tammany Hall, pursuan, TO adjournment from last week.
The business of the evening opened under the Pres
dency Of Henry p West Alfred Chancellor acting as Sec
rotary The Convention proceeded to ballot but though
there were different candidates the field the choice of the
delegates fell upon John Mcleod Murphy who on motion
Of Mathew brennan, received the unanimous vote or
the Convention The Convention voted up TO and incud
ing the Eighth ward. William Wilson is the opposing
nominee OF the Mozart Hall party.
FOURTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
At meeting Of the Joint Democratic Assembly Conven-
ton, held last evening" Mr.. Theodore B. Voorhees, was
nominated the candidate for Assembly for said District
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-18

EQUESTRIAN MOVEMENTS AND CH-lS6Es-Yesterday we
mentioned the dissolution Of the old standing firm of Sands
Co, and have to chronicle that of Nixon Co.
Mr. j. NJ Nixon becoming sole proprietor. Runor says il
s the intention OF this enterprzng manager present 10
citizens this winter series Of equestrian novelties
The learned bull ''Don Jnan,' Mr. Dan Castillo the
popular humorst sailed for England on Saturday last in
the steamer City Of Manchester They go out under en-.
gagement with Mr. J. NJ. Nixon. John Bull will be
most likely TO give his "learned cousin hearty wei.
come Dan Rice has become the purchaser OF Welch's
National Circus Of Philadelphia and opens there Ia
few weeks. spading Rogers open their amphitheatre
in New Orleans about the 1st Of December for the winter
season.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-18
Court Calendar-Thts n.v

SUPREME CorET-Specia Term.--Nos. 1870 222 GAG oao
$40, al, 243 "a 246, GAG, 49, 253 254 257 ga Sso
274J275, 27e, z77 27s, 27s;s, 27o, $780, H. Ios ies
115, 1885, 235. - 10
SUPREME COuRT CRoUr-Same a. before
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,-Nos. %, 90 &c. b7 80
Admralty-Nos 126, 1o3, 80, 1O4, Co. Co. 76 ~ S. ss
SUPERIOR couRT-Nos 34l, 40, 472, 474 $50, 500 ),
l46 a15 45e 5o sos 606 sos, $685. SILL 3d. 5l3 5ia
5i7, $40, 522, SIS, 628, 527.
COMMON PLEAS CorRr.Part Mos. 1lss, ,o9s, 1872
1'ses 1aio I41, 49, LA, l,als, LII, g, l,s23
sas Iss6 1893, 1892 AGO. ,4O1 ,ios 4o5, 4os
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-18
Telegraph Marine uepor,

LANDS, pound lib. Wind s, moderate; weather cloudy.
MfsccllaneNus,
sTEAxsHP QUAKER CITY has been the Navy Yard at
Gosrort for repairs
Snip SILVER STAR Wade from Alexandria for San Fraucisco
Point. y '''s4pA ''0"i ''a''"0re ashore Oh sohs
before reported on Cod in distress arrived Al Boston
She reports fh inst let 50 V Ion &C. hurricane
cpgasnmas's and suit sails She does moi leak
ssr w s1usss from Calcutta for Boston passing
mizen opmas, fore and main topgallantmass sails &c
BAIx WorSA Bennett from Boston l4h inst for Bahia put
bay Plymouth sprung aeak and Pm stood for Boston, o1e
She leaks badly In heavy O''N'
glasgow m New York Ge0r s as es o LIZ
gier built Yarmouth Ms ISIS Where she owned s By
BARK LOVE srAp, nizer hence Mobile on the I7b mn IN
90 lon - got caught in hurricane, and compelled to
RRfc Mrrror Raynes at Boston from Mansnn;o hal so
sail split of Cape Cod. - W.
scEE CrAsIys sMIH from Havana for New York pu, into
scBR INDEPENDENT from Baltimore for Plymouth NJ ,,
ported by telegraph ashore off Curri,uck. =
o r. s.sn before rspesa Of Pollock
insured for Sls2s a, the American Office Providence
Snf Eliza crswe wrecked the Bahamas 1870 TONS
scEr vE1xA sngct from Jacksonville for New York pu
'n .s ~ h MT for repairs having sprung aeak M
despatch from Baltimore dated I7tb saca tint an unknown
sor laden with logwood and coffee ashore Hog Island
HrowEs Oct 2-Thc bark Alma, Sharp from Newcastle
winch put In here yesterday leaky and with Sails
charge IN order to repair
FALMOUTH, DC. sThe Martin Luther Grant, from Shields
Tor Quebec put here yesterday eay decks swept and one
an @sshed overheard having been struck by heavy sea
Sept ~, IN lat A. Ion SO.
Ths s which arrived here ysstsr,
In leaving the latter a. and started her STEM She
goes 10 Liverpool Ibis night to be locked.
Notice TO Martners.
LIGHT COAST or eICILY.
Official information has been received at this Office from the
government the Kingdom Of Naples thai Now Light
house has been constructed Cape snamb the ceast
Of the Island Sicily from which light would be exhibited
The form and color OF the lighthouse stated
The Illuminating Of the third order Of the system
OF Fresne and fred The plane being elevated
j above the aea the light should Visible
from the ordinary sized vessel distance Of seven
teen I'D nautical miles
The lighthouse stands In.
Latitude. 80 20 16N.
Longitude Ia 80 20 E Of Greenwich.
BY order. SEMME1,
Secretary Of the Lighthouse Board.
Treasury Department Office Lighthouse Board Washington
Oct II, 1859.
Whalemen.
clAc Ocean.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-18
Intelligence from Sam Juan Island>
OUR SAN JUAN CORRESPONDENTS.

CAMP sldnAHMoo W. l., sept D 1850,
Movements Of General Harey- rernor DOUG as Backing
Dous,-7he American To ps not " be Scared into
Submission.
In regard to the San Juan san'i affair, would say
there are six companies on the island ,der General
Harvey and he has ordered tn, &c compan Is more Join
him Immediately There a'e three Engl ah ships
around the island
Governor Douglas has ordered the Americans OIL
the island, and has given them twenty days
TO consider, but Genera Harvey dares them
70 put him Oh. The English made an attempt TO
land In boats from ther ships one night las,
week, when Gen. Harvey brought his guns 10 bear on
theu and safi nc would blow them the II
they came any to the island; the brave John
Bulls back0t down, theyNsuay do there is any
pluck sho wn them The twenty days time is M to-day
that Cove Douglas gave them to leave the island We
shall SEQ what he is gong 10 do. You maybe sure al
any rate that Gen Harvey will not give up the island
unless they put him OF; and do that they must hit
him, the island undoubtedly belongs the Americans,
Any who looks at the map II is on the Amer-
side OF the line and that they viii keep il too is the
hcye OF every American here.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-18
RHINE lNTEbLICENCE,
ALMANAC INV yoRR-rhs
gun EISxo. - NOON RISES .....eve 10 81
guH sETS. II 11cR WATER Il
~~>~>~~~>~
Port or New York, Ocfobsy ~, 1859.

CLEARED
ss s Rm ss Msr~ Rev An5TssnyG Rs. Mss
slip wellington, Barscw, New orsaus.-T s,ah:on
Ear Bss S,ssnmsn Indn9sy Brewer Co
I EsE F ss"ssE ss1 rfh.% Es.mS.s
s.: l ST. e'"'
ssSGs psy S-Sm.nS
schr Arlington Seaman, observation-disclosures, Chairman
s:y1s sfxss fs,!@sss h Mss
Steamer Sophia. Green. Philadelphia.
APRTvEB.
% IN MS ss sss gsrs Oct
knhaTd Of Worth Fcreand passed Hsm BRIG
ia
burg rn,ed Cape Race lh at2PM Arrived of the Bate
Steamship James Adger Adams Charleston with rndse and
ns ing r s ssr ss pss Ella II
sSySnDah III Ia IS TO- ssaed Steamship Daniel
ssmp Couch Richmond &C. with dse and
's 4EasHs sa s %sss
G s her ;s%t, s .lssa
heavy de entire split
heavy westerly weather for the most q hS
ri Hah aY ss s1s sS KEY rs. Il With
BRIG Pablo M Ferrucha, Tobasco 70 days with hides &C.
10 Peterson Bargan. 80
Brig Thomas Dennison of Norwich Hathaway Mansanila
Sept "a. with tobacco &c. TO Curtis 4 Dyckman
Brig isabella Jewe Reed Pctou Ms days with coal 10
Brig sawycr, Fritz, jacksonville 10 days. with yellow
master. ''"' - o"iaeS W
Erig Judge Whitman Pressey, Providence 2days
sepF 4 NJ Edwards. Edwards Jacksonville IL days.
schr Neptune Bride. Smith, Charleston, 8 DAYS
sctr Napoleon 6 masis), Sarmoad Newbern 3 DAYS
Schr Edwin, Gordon Ne wbern
s scsr Ebo 6 pss buy Wassny,on Nc 1aay.
Scnr Luxembourg, Harris Richmond 3 DAYS.
Srbr II 5 Messenger, Tanner Suffolk, II days
Schr \ mn, Cole, City Point days.
Scbr John Triton, Faro, Virginia, 6 daya
schr Eliza Jane Morrison, Virginia.
schr Rue, Wright. Virginia.
Schr Mary Emma. niks. Virginia.
Schr g + lMiliams (Brl, Hamilton, Newark
schr Sarah, Elwe. Calais. days
Schr I: !, Lowell Boston 3davs.
Echr New York dcodsell, Boston, days.
sciT KoN Smith, Robinson, Nantucket DAYS.
Schr W Psbcock, Smith, Westerly, days.
scbr Adeaide Baldwin, New London for ElzabethpoTt
schr Fannie Hazard. Hunt, Hartford. 2 DAYS
schr Celestial. Kedfad. Portland. 2days.
Schr N W Rrainerd, wiIcsx. Portland, days
Sloop Mount Hope Oliver, Taunton, 2days.
Soop Atwater, Davis Providence, days.
BELOW.
One ship and one brig unknown
Wind during the day SW
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-18
Army Intelligence.

BY direction OF the President OF the United States
General Court Martial ordered 10 convene a, Carlisle
Barracks Pa and at Newport Barracks KY on the l9h
instant for the trial OF such commissioned officers aud
enlisted men as may be brought before it.
The headquarters of the Second regiment of Infantry
viii hereafter be established Jefferson Barracks No
The stan and non commissioned staff OF the regiment will
f STs,s q s!"t = accordingly without delay
to Jefferson Barracks No. and report temporary duty
a thai most
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-18

FRnaAIs.-There was rather more offering, while the
rates continued steady. To Liverpool 1900 bbls flour
engaged at t., 5000 bushels wheat in ships bags
at 3D. 600 bales Of cotton at 1874 Id, 500 bbls.
resin at t. 600 boxes cheese by steamer at 40s, and
200 do. by sailing vessel at 25s To London 300 bbls
and 200 bbs. crude turpentinc at p. I. To Hamburg
160 bales Of cotton were engaged at Nd and to Rotter-
dam 500 bbls. r0sin were engaged ut So.
HAy.--sales Of 800 GOO bales were made al 05c.
10 cents.
IIsF-Ccmmon Rockland was in good demand, with
sales ut Saturdays figure. Lump was in moderate re-
quest at e5 cents.
Mo1Assxs Sales of rs hhds Porto Rico were made at
&c., and small lots of Cuba muscoyado at steady prces
NAVAL STORES quiet at 47c. for spirits turpen-
nue and 81 IS to 81 60 for rosin a0at and dev
cred. Crude was held at So 62H
0ns--Crude whale was. held at 60c. for good quail
ty, and crude sperm at 81 So 81 40 Inseed quiet
nj SIC. a see.
PRoyleoss -Pork-There was more tone in the market,
active. The embraced about 200 bbls, including
mess, at SIS Is a SIS 375s thin at SIS IL, and
prime at $40 62 $40 49, and 900 bbs sold
deliverable at sellers option before the 18th Novem
ber at S15 Beef steady with sales Of country prime
at ~ 20: country SIS SO, and repacxed do nj
$18a $17 and extra do al $l2 Beefhams steady with
sales Of co barrels at SIC ST. lard in fair demand
erces at lic Butter and cheese in steady
demand and prices unchanged.
RcE.-lhe sales embraced about 100 casks Of crop
at Axe.
srGARs-The market was firm, while sales were mode
| rate, berg confined 10 about $50 hhds. Cuba musco
vadocs, chiefly within tho range Of f2sc 7Sc 1t was
stated that orders had been TO England for
the purchase Of sugars in that market.
WRisggY.-Sa!cs Of about 400 barrels made a,
2aLc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-18
City intelligence.

RoF. MTCUIs IEcTUREs-This gentleman gave his
first lecture last evening the Cooper Institute before
large audience, the subject OF e Distance Magnitude
and Number Of the Fixed Stars and the unsolved
problems of the universe II eloquent discourse
ard engaged the profound attention of all present His
next lscturc comes OF to morrow evening
CoRkEcrioN-The proprietor of the grocery and liquor
store III Washington wishes to state that it was
not at his that John Carlton was found nsepsble
upon the sidewalk, as stated in our issue Of yesterday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-18
Arrivals and Departures.


Franc,s a snrusg N NE steamship HannonaMare Mor.ng,
briiiv' esie B!9hn, Ed voigt Leopold Fersenheip
herge, az S's. Lima Kr,ee Sanders Christine Mnntzsn'
Healer a. , ,s En miller and wife Kaufman steil Miss
CHILDREN Henrv hoyie Geo Baker Col Marshall and three
tonic vaiyia iiacMery II Austrian Maurice Pasqn An
-" ~ m me second cabin s,eerare D'ihs'appe-
Eanford. - ~ F it9lnae Dennison-Ers Mary A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-18

Increase. 7T,A0 16S,l49 58y8l3
So far as the specie column is concerned the statement
is more satisfactory than expected With the excep
ton Of the by Cities the state Of the domestic ex
changes hardly justies any active flow Of coin in this
direction and the export Of the week including Saturday
S,h, and excluding yesterdays Shipment was oyer mil
hon. 1t must be presumed that the half million in silver
which arrived in the North STAR in transit for England
was counted as part of the bank SPECIE and that the re-
cepts from Philadelphia and New England have been
more considerable than was anticipated
The banks begin the week with nearly twenty two mil
ons the remittance by the Star Of the West having gone
into vault today, and probably before the whole of this
has been shipped to Europe the Baltic win arrive with
two millions more For another fortnight therefore there
need be no Serious apprehension the score of the specie
reserves and by the beginning Of month cotton bills
will be freely used for remittance The bank loans it
will be with pleasure show no material incrcase
They would have ndica ed decline fact but that the
Merchants Bank has increased its loans over 500 oa
proceeding which the friends Of the bank justify By rcfe
renee to the late increase in the banks specie In the
sent condition Of trade with money as easy as il is there
Is no excuse for the banks departing from the pocy of
prudence and conservatism which they pursued for
the past Few weeks Political affairs in Europe though
not immediately menacng, do not complexion that
Is calculated to encourage reckless bank expansion
The money market is gradually settling down into a
condition as easy RS that which prevailed all summer
The brokers are borrowing at g. according to their
standing The qualify Of their collateral and the necess,es
OF lenders AT the discount houses FIRST class paper even
over ninety days, goes without difficulty at the ega, rate
Of interest," and very choice single names under ninety
DAYS at 81 T. Second class paper is less easily dis
posed Of, and, as usual, the rates vary widely Fair
names, on short paper, go at o. on longer paper At
a12, according TO standing, &c.
Foreign exchange is slightly higher The leading
drawers are asking 11o u for sixty day sterling bills.
ana ola ab1a, for francs At these rates there s fair
demand Tor the Boston steamer Of Wednesday The
growing case OF money, as usual enables importers 70 an
ucpae ineir payments, and creates demand for bills
At the advance OF to-day specie can be Skinned 10
exchange, and VIC may look for q heavy sbIpment ON
Saturday next.
Inc Following are the latest quotations Of sight ex
change on New York at the cities menuoned:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-18
..sll7 ,2s0 oe7 COL 2sa 4ss sle 70 COL o2o
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

AEs The market was easier for pots and seady for
pearls The Gales embraced about IT'S bbs, including
pots nj 20 70 and pearls IS 81 IS 3TH per 100 lbs
blEAps1t is-Flour-Tho market was lem active and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-18

Canadian flour was heavy with sales OF IUU 100 bUB
IS Is q 90 49, Southern flou, good demand, ana
prices sustained with sales of $500 bbs including pur-
chases export closing within the range Of the apoyc
900 bbls. our figures. Corn meal wns less buoyant
with small Gales at triie lower figure Wheat
was moderately dealt in the sales being connnod
to about 1000 bushels, including white Western
at 81 AZ, red do. at 81 %, and amber colored
Southern at 81 20, with some Chicago spring at p t.
Corn-The market was steady aud prices sustained the
sales embraced about II 900 bushels including Western
mixed 81, and Jersey yellow, afoat, at 991sc Rye
was quiet at Ssc. sac. Barley was In good demand,
and sales Of $4,000 bushels Of Canada East werc
made at TIC. Soc Oats in steady request, with
sales Of State at 43c 43Ac, and Western and Canadian
ut 42hc. u 44c.
CosrEl-Holders were nrm, but the Santos advertised
for sale by auction checked transactions.
CorToN-Tbe sales footed UP about 900 bales on the
basis Of the following quotations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERC GAL.

MONDAY, Oct. II, 1859
The bark statement of to-day compares as follow. with
that Of last week -
WceE ending Loans. .S,xcie Circulation Deno.,,.
Oct .Sl17, 21l 627 19s93l44 1855 739 90 Cd on
Oct 49,. 1I7,2s9O67 1861 2o3 s4e3sl6 7000l 900