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Memoranda.

ns The barks Hicks, Comet and New Criears went to
on ths 29th nit. @
1 Capt Sumner of the bark Fred. Ienris 2s days from
Philadelphia repor's off Hole in the Wall ship Anovsr
from New York for New Orleans On the 26th u in lat 2
long passed bark Uncle SAM from Charleston for this
port On the eth ul in la g-e9 long. S7-IO was in com
psuy with ship Moses Taylor Capt FRENCH 56 days from Bor-
deauS for this port.
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ILLUsTRArDH OF LAVA good strry Vasrjla IL
our city this morning which serves4o idsf1sts tSS
:" possession Is nine points of lawy Az srs1hek
sharp lawyer, aad reside next doortH b Ihehepeo9
A and p occupy are similar In anpcannce, ard e.
they adjoin are ersily misaken N -compalafiSa
stranges. BbeiDg 0ntof coal, walksto thecosi u1x.
ket parchf EeS load for % 30, anA ssnds Il ho1a
The man Of whom he pnrchr-sd raiselkes til NJ
dsnoe Of, for that Of B. and dumysthe coal II Al
yard. The lawyers man sees the coal u IL yafd
and ge1 Wheslbf and shovel an puts Il into tn
cellar Bis 10 peck Of trouble that his coaa duee
not come, and gees out 10 find the man from whom
be bought il. ~ z-s
Ses hers, ~ countsy friend, i Asaxtt Id q
eeal OF you, and You have not delivered it angn b
~ soon rs he had found the collier. 81 5' s a
You bought the load and pad for II, and,D d.
Avered il, said the coal dealer.
I Here the thought struck that NJ saw coal III hin
neightors Qthe lawyers) yard, and fmmediatesy d.
Wined the mystery. He stal = forthe lawyers elice.
and finding him thus acc0sted hiEr:s ,st{s s e
NJ. a, ssP0ose you should bnya load Of coal,
and the man should put u in ths wrong yard, whaS
wonld you require Of the gentlsman via splsopli-
"lWsll SIR said tho Law 7er, /, shoaid sithee
make him return the coal or pay,t the ameunt paiA
"vesy well, !" said Mr.. B, /" inst give me aa so,,
\ The lawyer gently drew aiySy cents fsom hia
pocket and handed it to B.
What does this mean, Mr.. A r you, OVs ne threa
dollars more" said the estonished b. Is ~
Not at all. said the lawyer. change Myee dos-
lore for nv aduicen ;fi
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Imports.

BRAZ0S SANTIAGO via INDIANoLA-- Per steamship
Ivy 5e specie to Gabaero Basuado-s7o29 do
u Gfaham Gco-S2sCl We Vesseron-S2500 j Phelps
q eoO Stu Eennesger Esnod-s 50J Cramer 200
Fernandez &co-Sll2O Marburg ForsterS,OGO Widow
Gosta-s0 Preau CoutureSts6 Rechard &eo-S95O Jno
Marks AcH6o head cattle to Inbau MehleTotal S2sA 81
specie. - -
PH1LADELPH1A-Per bark Fredk Lenn'g--Asstd mdse.
FISH RIVER, tALA)-Per schr Helena-Lot naval Stores
to order. ~
Stores to order.
Receipts at the Carondelet Canal.
MANDEvILLE-Per schr Telemaqus-7Co bbls COAL
Cov1NGToN-Per schr President-3O.OOO feet nmber Il
Max LeRoy. -
BONFOUCA-Per schr Perseverance, 400 bbls sand
BoNFoUCA-Per schr I.berte-s5, 900 bricks 2ag
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-02

A Jufdan shot at me last light" said penurioua
gentleman, g and my life was saved BY the ballaa
striking silver coin in my vest pocket sSs
Whoever takes true aim at youa heart, = replied
one who knew him, is very certain to hit coin n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-02

A Methodist and Quaker having stopped 1t 1 pub,
lic house, agreed to sleep in the same bed The.
Methodist knel down and prayed fervently and con-
fessed long catalogue q sins. After he ross, tho
as thou sayess thou art think dare not sleep with
4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-02
Railroads.
PoNTcHARTRAIN RAILROAD

MOBILE-Per steamer Foda-7 pkgs mdse Al empty bbs
ITO melons and eunaris to GeddessundreS to order
MOBILE-Per steamer Cafonia-20 bhls oil G C Bogart-
cotton gin Winston Morrison &cO-l Dbl allnin-1
tc lard Levarich &co4 boxes mds6 MoKeever &cc
sundries to r Geddes-and order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-02
T No. 4765. i

T No. 4765.
Resotred That article Of ordinance No. 22o0 entitled ''Ar
ordinance leasing the New Orleans Opelousss and rea
Wsse Railroad Company portion Of the and levee in
aud freight and also the contract
mid Raj road sgreeably said ordinance No. 20
ernted No. 29 In be amended change the time
ct running said fe at night and read O'Clock
A. TO O'clock A. NJ, every thirty minutes from O'Clock
a NJ 70 0 O'Clock r M every twenty minutes ftom
o'clock u. until "gun fire at night, minutes
In leu "srom O'Clock p NJ untili n ,Jc,ek p i
lSignedl JOHN T. MONROE,
3 fs . President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
tSigned] j. o. NIXON,
- .te.lz. . . G.l4l President Board of Aldermen,
Approved July so, 1885,
sai 5t tSigned1 GERARD STITH Ma,or
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al shouldn't care so much about the bugs" said a
thin, pale lodger to his landady but the fact is
ma'am, haint got the blood to spare'
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Proclamation par 10 Marie.

3, MARIE DE LA NOUvELLE-ORLEANs ,
< -. HOTEL DE WILLIE, Ter d. Aoft L-9
I'm VERTU de In resOlutl on No. 474I du
sss !. section III Dc j. chart Dc 4 Vile
leans est Do rs ouvrr IA Benton parr des russ Cal
Hope ct Metpomene les dites vnghu peds
Do lasHeur, cnformement pacte intule Ace reI.tiT
agx dss rues ct places pabaues
Ayrfl l632 17F57"'' 7rrs =
~ aaG1 kAw3w 5s.gssE GERARD STITH sfaire
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A Patander angling in the rain was observed to
Keep his line under the arch of bridge. Upon be-
ing asked the reason. he replied -" Sure, an wont
ye spalpeen?n
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I No. 4769.
Whereas the Common have in compliance with law
appropriated large in City Hall Of the
Board of Assessors. ~
Retcd That the Board Of different Asses.
surs Of the various Dstcs respectively hereby
g dsposit In their office in the Cy Hail. all rolls
Sod books and all other books
ssd once and allow the therein constantly
except when In actual for the of assessing
tsigned) JOHN T. MONROE,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
-..4s s-,4 (Signed) j. o. NIXON,
S..-.-..- President Board Of Aldermen
Approved July 50, 1885,
ani s.; (-igDedl GERARD STITI, Mayor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-02

A juryman having applied to the Recorder To- ba
excused from serving, on accoSnt Of deafness, the
grand jury sir Z" Yes, heard every word Of tn
was the reply, but couldn't make any sense Of III,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-02

The Emperor of Austria isone Of the bast linopista
in the empire, etc. IExchange.
The Rochester Union thinks he b acqnising rapid
knowledge of French, which will anish him CONS
pletey. -.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-02

II A.FAHNESTOCK'S VERnIIFUta K ISt,I.
LIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. b. A. Fahnestock 4 Co-Hentls.
men Some years since recommended B. FAHNEsIocKs
VERMFUGE relative Mr. Charles West y
Mississippi for child, eighteen months old was SUP
posed TO be dying from hts He two sals
which brought from 1t twenty feet lsDg
cured tho child This worm Preserved and have shown
thousands OF bottles Of your Veruge perfect satisfaction
% the purchasers If this will be of service calling
sattoa to your valuable remedy liberty
JAMES P. HARPER,
Or the firm Of Harper l. Son, Druggists,
BAYOU Sara, La
R Purchasers hould look well initials on the wrap
per, aud see that they buying B. A. FAHHESTOGK is
VERMlFUGE, and no other. ie2l 1m&W
Q0LTS. NUTS, S,ietc.100 kegs assorted sizes in store
o snd for sale by g. L. k0QSS 4 BROS
Front street,
1aiz toI opposite Canal -aet Ferry,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-02
Anptoved July q, 1885,
iy3d St tSgnedl GERARD STITH Mayor
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, ,
City Hall. July rs. 1859,
mulon Council of the Citv of Nav Nrieans

Comnlon Council Of the City Of New Orleans J
[ No. 4739
Rssoed That section ordinance No. 4645 entitled an
oFdnance revising ard in lieu of No 1869 entitled
IN dlnence concerning the pound limits ely be- and
ene same Is hereby amended read follows
~. ssosea ,ter That all horses mules mpounded
or his deputies after days notice in the o
GsiJourna and all sheep or other animals shall be sold by
0ntiae In the otic al journal. ~ ~ ""'
(signedl JOHN r. MONROE
{Signed) BENZ s HARRIsSnN
President pro tenn Board of Aldermen
Approved July &c, 1859 N @''AeA'A'
tsigned] GERARD sTITH Mayor iys7 +.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-02

Mr.. joseph Nurse, one OF the Freesoil editors in
Kansas, says that the Mssouriaus threaten to thyo
him into the river. Perhaps . wet nurse ia needed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-02

A curious fact in philosophy is, that the man who
in pecuniaiy sense, is most liberal and profuss
while intoxicated, becomes very tight as soon ss be
is sober.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-02

The following notice may be seen on blacksmith's
shop in Essex " No horses shod On Sunday, except
sickness and death.n sf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-02

A SWALLOW KILLED By 4 C1leKxF BALL. Dur.
ing cricket match at Albany, on Monday, one 81
the players threw ball to . great hight and Uith
stantly. ----S- So -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-02

That's fine strata, said one gentleman ID a..
other, auding to the bones Of singer at concere.
the other evening, Yes.'' said countryman Who
sat near, but il he strains much more he'll burstn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-02

Per steamship Arizona from Brazos Santiago Tndanol
Mrs Banty and servant, Miss Woodhouse, vesseror
Msstsrs Atwood and Rogers S DC Perez riend
Sr. BetEed Pecho Oc,a-4 on deck.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-02

The man who encores pathetic song is capable Of
anything-eyen of sending his plate twice for soup
when it tickles bis palate.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-02
TITH, Mayor.
Proclamation par 10 BIalre.
MARIE DE Ia NoUvELE-oRLEANs,


M VEkTU de Ia resolution No, ATS fiu
EA Conssn Ccmmnn dc IA NouveieOreans OF conformS.
- - sscton lst DE- ID chas % Ia VILE avis ii par s
"a g fairs oasr III K rue ps Champ.
vacts inule reafA pouvesture q aux amSliora-
teas - q PLACES publiquss dams vile dc Ia Nonvee
= oaaiieaess' appsouve Il 5 svriil.39.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-02
CATTLE MARKE +.


JEFFERSON CITS, August j, 1855.
The mmket continued bare Of Western Besyes With
pie stock d Texa Beef and Veal Cattle s;osi
Of Hogs and Mich Cow:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-02

CRKscENT cITY LYNc-No M
There's an sdsee old, which sll know vsN
About passing the bridge which beas !. oy.,.
But here's to the boat called Carrie Besl.
Which fosts on the lske, pleasure royez.
She carried rs safe to the lovely shore,
Where the homes Of summer are feund-
A merry crew who numbered bat four;
And sa'e!y when homewsrd bound.
To her masters hand, like noble steed,
she answered at every pressure;
And for the welcome met, here's vocal need,
To he feet and graceful treasure.
There's wreath to hang on her brd.like PROV,
And o fsg to stream from her taper mast,
And goblet Of wine b offered mp now,
For the jolly good time u from lrst to last.
Oh Southern winds blow soft on her Reel. l,,.
And blue waved lake prove gentle lover, q
And moon beams soft DER The white wsyes stea
OF Carrie Bel, the pleasure rover.
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Steamboats,.

VIM NJ Morrison, Bofinger from st Louis.
Crosse Tete, Barranco. from Bayou Sara.
Woodford, Irwin. from Ieuisyille.
A VI Baker, Smith, from, Attakapes
Florida. Hopkins, from Mobile.
California, Myers, from Mobile
@ Silver Heels, Brown, from Doaaldscns lie.
Tomboat Mlaudon Phillips the Passes-owed down
aud @ sea on the 24Ih ut.. ships Maverick and Guia
bark Splendid brig Nanan Steson. sckrs Star, Joaa
lennig f
TowSoat Vanderbilt Wright the Passes-towed down
and to on The 3lst ut bark Harriet Hazstine schrs
Carrie Sanford and Isaac Toucey
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Sbipsiag ynt.lligtntt.

CREscfFr OrHIcx, No. 10 Camp street,
Tus sday Morning. August 2, 1872 4
Cleared Yesterday.
Ship Maid Of Orleans Hkll for New York Aaron C,hen
snip Erie, hhudson, for london, Creevy faresh
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-02
Below-cominR up.


schr James Miller, Payne days from New York to W
Hynson &co. "
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AN KxQBBlrE RETORr.-k is related OF Bunyau.
that IN the hight Of his usefulness as preacher in
and about London. the bishorof the metropolis had
curiosity to see him. The eoachmau Of the bishop
ives afPqpent hearer Of BuDyau, and the bisbsp had
told him that, whenever in yding out of town, he
should chance to meet Mr. BDlFaD he wished to see
and speakSwith him. One day as John was d11pina
his ordshp in portion of the- subnrbs sufficiently
retired for the bishop to crafty hin curiosity Bubyan
was seen plb1ding his way on foot with his busdle
under his-armt going out to preach somewhere in te
outskirts. 33
Your grace" said John, ''hers comes MI.
!" Ah!H said the bishop /" hold up your horsss
when you overtake him, and let me speak to him."
They were soon at his side, the horses wers
checked, and'th bishop bowed, saying
Mr.. Runyan,l believe y zssi s
Yes, your grace" said Bunyan, -eourteously re.
sponding.
"Mr. Bunyan,u said the bishop, y s+I am told that
you are very ingenious in Interpreting the scrip.
lures, and Ihave difficult passage nmy mind about
which the critics are in dispute and of which would
be glad to have your view. II is st. InIs message
to Timothy: I" The cloak that left at Troas with
Carpus, when thou comest bring with thee and the
books, especially the parchments.n
Well your grace replied Bunyan, it is allowed,
1beieye by all, that Timothy was bishop of the
primitive church; and Paul, all agree was travel.
ing preacher. It appears to me this may have been
designed in future days to teach that In primitive
times the bishops were accustomed to wsit upon the
travelling preachers; whereas, in oury days, the
bishops ride in their coaches, and the travelling
preachers, like Paul, are minded to 60 afoot. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-02
MAYORALTY---OFFICIAL.
ProcIamation BY th. Mayor.
MAYoRALT OF NEW OIL, I! 4

0.l-@.l l-4. = MAYOR Atty UF NEW IUNLEANE,2 4 q
CfrY Halt, frat day Of August, 1882 *
RH vIRTUE Of EssolafioI Ng. 4y7s of the
oosdApcs with 2 Of the CITY Charter hereby
Hs that h the intention Of city Of New Orleans
eale Be opened Claiborne EyslAn Fields
e ss s.s sde q Lstsystt, eyenns according TO &c.
Isevng streets and public places In the city Of New Orleans
saburbs incorporated and not incorporsted and 10
eanHeass Of the same" approved April Sd. 1882.
GERARD STITH, Mayor
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NUMBER 125.
THE "cARRfEn BELL.
A CRESCENT CITY Lyuc-no. nj.

Inscribed to the Crew vho Ir.r..s -
Ezcu.aou. sSJ - -
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Arrived Yesterday.

Indianola, c3h, to @ B.Payn.-ls. dist. = 2
Steamship Galveston Hu.ch1g frons havana via Key
to Payne-Quaranoe Station, - :
Bark Frederick Leunig Sumner days from PbadephIs
q W Hynson &co-lst dist 20 -7'-s1- -
" Basin. 'r's ~
schr Olive Branch sinnott days ow Fish River Aa to
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Schr Telemaque from iMaudsyi,le.
schr President, from C0vipg1on. ,.s. .s4.
Schr perseverance,, from BoI fouea.
Schr liberte from Benfonea
Echr Gem jackson fro,ni -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-12

The witness the wife Of the prisoner, who examined
BY consents was supposed that she would swear the same
would have aided the defence instead OF which
state Of facts Numerically opposite thus taking hc defence
by surprise competent for party prove that witness
cauve had previously stated the facts In different manner
The Court elow erred not allowing the question 10 be put
Ibuco ns 70 previous statements Of facts made by
Annisetto Lennechee different from those by him
the stand by which the was taken by surprise sarah
Jane Sanchez and Annsetto aeunechee necessarily
discovery OF which while the parties were sin fagrante
lco according 70 the theory the defence produced hs
mind insane frenzy, under which acted The English
fore ed most Of which TO the Repatriation Of
the testimony Of witnesses who called nscese
analogous the present The OF law forbdDg the
general dss,eredi,ng o partys own Wines Is
wen established doctrine of the law applicable here The Court
below erred not allowing the question 10 be put to Annseo
~ TO him. The theory Of the defence being that the
committed In insane frenzy which would at least reduce
the offence from murder to manslauge the which
regard to his condition Of mind Otter testimony had previous
y been introduced in the the time of the
homicide Sanchez was not mentally capable forming pre-.
not allowing the question to be put Dr. Ranney his
doubts IN respect to the prisoners capacity form
yolvng defendants state Of mind the time OF the homicide
and bears directly the question whether the homicide was
murder or manslanghter The witness expert who
bad made careful examination Sancezs state mind
and had heard part OF the testimony II was decided
People Freeman 18th DEMO- j. That If there doubt
10 prisoners sanity be not In fit be put his
trial ortor then doubts Of experts the mental
pacty Of prisoner to form eatcd design at the time
Of The homicide ought to go 10 the jury The course Of
interviews with the prisoner, and upon the testimony
evolved in the trial. In respect the question Of in
The defence had introduced this course of examination the
prosecution making objection and II was not competent
for the prosecution TO interrupt after asserting oi
The District Attorney opposed the notion and decision is re-
served.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-12
Supreme C0urt-General Term.
MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL FOR FELIX SANCHEZ, con-
vICTED OF MURDER.

Before Hon. Judges Roosevelt, Cerke and Sutherland.
FeiI Sanchez plaintiff IN the People &C., dfen
dans IN eror-Mr. W. H. Anthem moved for new trial on
the following points,
The statute enlagng the jurisdiction of the Court of General
Sessions of the Peace the city and county New York pro-
vdes that all Of conviction in said for capital
offence punishable minimum punishment by impr
sonmen for life writ Of error with stay Of proceedings
shall be matter Of right and that the Appellate Court may
order trial IF shall be satisfied that the verdict against
the prisoner was against the weight OF evidence or against
that justice requires trial whether any exception
shall have been taken or not in the court below"
Several exceptions were taken ut the trial.
Mr. Anthem contepded that the Indictment Is defective in
this state what body
mortal wound was inflicted and in this that there
the constitution of the State party must be indicted
before he be tried for criminal offence with certain
Ia entitled copy Of the indictment The facts of the ndc
men possession Of copy Of which the law deems
culars of The offence order that the defendant may clearly
understand what he is called upon to answer may be
abed plead with auterfos acqu auterfos
ment show with certainty to what part OF the body the
violence was applied Under all the decisions and rulings
from the time Lord Coke 70 the present time essen
the the place of the wound and TINS INDICTMENT De
the essential and substantial right which the prisoner
ratey the of the offence with which he charged Will
be taken away HIM No omission Al any Of these cir
. which law 81 Inc ee an snh
omission properly be brought the notice OF the Court
by motion In arrest Of judgment The Court below erred
overriding challenge to John s. Tuthl Juror The exist
of preconceved idea impression IN the MIND denotes
preudced state OF feeling disquang the juror under the
principle therein enunciatedThat the testimony the
jurors OF mind be construed with beraty to the de-
endant In the humane spirit which pervades our criminal
erred not allowing the question be to Sarah Jane San
chez the acsto which she testified before the Coroner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-12

had power 10 al any vacancies in the Board of Recisra
ton occasOed by resignation or refusal 10 serve on the
part OF registrars appointed He also moved that the
legal adviser Of the BOARD be requested TO give his opinion
in the matter. Adopted
On motion Of Mr.. TWEED the Bosrd agreed to meet on
Saturday next at O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-12

Fnt nearly the whole Of the preferred income and the
party, who understood 70 have purchase property
me securities, therefore, in the hands of other ps
IoIy covered by the sale, with the exception OF few
scattering deferred thirds and incomes We have said
mat the road was knocked down 70 Mr. Gedge of Gov
ington But Il was understood that Mr.. r. B. Bowler of
this city, ID the real purchaser
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-12

COFFEE steady, with sales Of 500 bags Rio at IL &c
a 1oc Messrs. Scott, in their weekly circular to-day,
give the following statement Of socksStock OF Rio and
Santos the 4h October, 1859, 6s4l5 bags Received
since date $500 Total 1926. Sales for consumption
estimated 6,31 Stock of Rio and Santos on the 18th
day of October 1859, "a 604 Maracaibo, ESQ., Ceylon
1885, jamaica $50; Java, mats ~ 000 government bags
bags and mats ~ $40 The stock Of Rio October at
New Orleans II 300 bags Baltimore 900; Phadel
pha, $500; October IL New York, 81, 6O4.
FRF1Gr1s-Rates were firm, but engagements were mo-
derate To Liverpool 200 bales Of cotton engaged
by steamer at ESD, and about 200 do, by sailing
packet, at I'D SO tons oilcake at Us 3D. 500 boxes
cheese, by steamer, ut 40s., and 400 bbs rosn, by
do, at Is Cd Rates to Glasgow and London firm,
but engagements were limited. To Havre 90 900 slaves
were engaged at p. To Bremen 800 packages to-
bacco reported at D. t. and Rotterdam 500 bbls
rosn at Ss 3D. and 200 bbs spirits at &c. per gallon.
ship of 700 tons engaged for New Orleans at $1,000
Two barks engaged to load with flour at Richmond
for Rio, at 90c and 81 per bb
FRrT.-Salcs Of 1000 5000 boxes were made, ncua
ing layers at % 49, and R. IS at % Is New cnrranH
were held at 10c which above the views Oh buyers
HAY.-Sales of 500 a 900 bales were made LOT snip
ment at 65c. a 80c. j., ,..
lRosscotch pig was steady, with sales MADE IN 0's'
ixApsacs Of about 600 pigs Galena were reported at
IS 10. o. g. s.s -.
Of Rockland. $1,000, p.-.. No. r,, ... :.
NAvA, STORES were comparatively quiet but steady,
arc 4sc asked. Resin and crude turpentne were
Pseynaoss-Pork-The market for prime was hrmer,