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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-04-09

Sec 9th requires that any person proposing
to keep an oyster house, &c, or any place
other than an ordinary for the sale Of spirit
nous or fermenfed liquors or lager beer in
Quantities less than pint, shall apply to the
Clerk OF the Circuit Court for fhe county
where he resides and must be recommended
by two respectable freeholders of his imme-
date vicinity and in addition make oath before
the Clerk Of the rent or annual value of the
house or place in which he intends to do
business. II the rent does not exceed
$50 the rate is $50-if over
90 and not over 500 rs -" "
100 200 100 &C &c
200 " 800 l25 &c.
The oaths required by the 5th and 9th
sections may be made before Justice of the
Peace and forwarded to and filed with tho
Clerk Of the county to whom application is
mado. BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
Sheriff Of Cecil county.
April O. 1859. lin
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-04-09

The applicant must then make oath to the
Clerk to the following effect, that he has,
bona fde, and without intending to cvade the
requirements of an act passed at January
session. 1898, to regulate the issuing Of
licenses to ordinary keepers and traders,
provided and expects to maintain sir GOOD
beds, with sufficient clothing therefor, and
three rooms more than sufficient for the pri-
vate uses of said applicant, a nd stabling and
provender for fire horses at least.
In addition, he shall also make oath to the
Clerk OF the rate of rent or annual value Of
the house or place at or in which the bust
ness is intended to be carried on.
III said rent dnns NOT eycnnd
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-04-09

Stctloh 9th requires persons applying for
ordinary Licenses in which spirituous or fer
mcntcd liquors or lager beer is to be sold in
quantities less than pint, must make appli-
cation to the Clerk of the Circuit Court for
the county in which they reside, and must
also be recommended by two. respectable
freeholders OF the immediate uicfniiy of the
applicant-which may be made in the follow
ing form:
TO the Clerk Of The Circuit Court for Cecil
connty:-We, the undersigned, freeholders
OF Cecil county, living in che Immediate
vicinity of who il about fo
apply to you for license to keep an Ordi-
nary at in said eoupty. do berehv
recommend him as suitable person to
obtain such license.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-04-09
nOlOgy. ElOcmtiOn, GratOIy
Mann BON, G<

April Q, 1859:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-15

s,s fes'oence No. II Attorney s.re poas Grand. 6e'
McKssS. r % 'At ZEN, 70 Evergreen ca-::,ry.
youngest s: :....- ,..y evening, NAV S SLzss.ri
" rSs ,s aged ave:n months MOUTH and a DAYS.
W.. aves and friends ofshe family also ho'e Of hs
.otather, WIN. YounPe are resoectfuiy invited 90 -
tsro The funeral this {sanday) a'.eruao At W. oelocs
rom The residence Of her 2sspts, No lS6 West Sx'peo.'
sueee "a "a
wocAss.-At Astoria, on Friday afternoon, May 70, :"
%,op'xy wnIlAM MccAss IN ths OoIu 'ss, req
attend his fobera tas (SonaaS) morning, ~ ter oo,ols
,rom hrs 'aie res0enee, Astoria.
CalitoIn MA papers please copy.
NicKrasos'--Io Bsooklyo on Friday, MY 49, suddenly
Capr JOBS Il. NicKEssoN, In the Ash 50 IT, of his age
The relatives saa ',i-ods Of me isr.sy rsspsot uy
u attend the tuDera, this tc.nday) s-rnoaa a,
three ococs, from tis ls'e r1a6ence No. 35S Henry
sNstt, Suhoat further nvitl'iorI.
FfnSs.on Saturday, May a., ABEL s. PEtms, aged SO
fbe iuoeal services win AXE place at the Stone Meeting
tonse 'ltloa ba,chess 'ecu1ty. on rueeasy.
RfIIIS 90 FrdsY. H.y IS Lsuu,, she helovsi wife
Of hogh Reilly native OF B,nyconneh co iaty CAvaa
IeaDd aged - y,ars
The nierus " the frmly and those Of her brothers
John 90 Ha'cs ssnoet, resp ocfniy ioviteG 60
tni her uA ral, this (sunoay) ate,pooo oclocs
unn her 'te res'oeace, corner OF Second aud
rpisty hhh s,rset
| gEYNotps -ou Saturday, May IA, ALICE Reynolds wi
dos OF La key fsyuolds, IN toe 7sth year OF her age
H,I neral 1tli take pace fom ST Mays courch
cprne' OF Grand ao1 Rdee streets on Monday morn,ns
a, 80" o'cocs. Hes triends are iav tea TO attend.
koGkss--on Thursday, Nay IL, DEIAa RoaERs agei rs
years
Her friends, aud those VI her io.iaw, s. s. Ward
sod l. Moore, are invited TO attend her funera this
(SODday) Afternoon ut three O'Clock, No IL East
Ip"h .h'st street, ~itncat further invitation.
sntEcK On Friday May Is, OF dropsy, ANN S{tLscg,
| wre o. Lews r. Si,ieck, aged % years
aer friends ara tnose Of the family respectfully
weed TO attend her funeral from her a,e residence, No
| rs @est Forty eighth street.
ssI1a Friday, Nav Is, EDWIN SMITH, in the 5lss
| yeaf Of his age
Tie relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend his funeral, from residence OF
brother, Isaac H. Smith, No. 26 East Thirty
on bobdsy morning at ten O'Clock. HIS remains will be
| taken TO Flushing, L. l., for intermept
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-15
- FROM CUBA.

In tho Slave Trade.
Two Steamers Engages. 10 CAPTAIN Harrison
ne mail steamship PhilsdelpA >-issns Nav s. viz
arrived this morning. he left New u $50
Havana, at which port she arrived on the mo. 'n-
and sailed the afternoon Of the same day ~ ~"
~,
port '>nded and transferred AZ passengers
Inc rh'a'e'p~ No. myers and fair cargo Tor
at Havana, and brings l2s pass~-
New York.
We are indebted to Purser Bosw for late news
me Empire City, Captain Griiin arrived at Havsoa
tne morning Of the Sth; would sail anernooO =, A..
came day for Nes Oresps :"
There was little Of interest occurring a. = ma
stock of sugar on band there and al Msts' -, ooo
boxes. Prices bad slightly declined 'A' "S
proved Business active. f. fiesN' ~ 50
prime Lonoou, lar 60 i6a 'ona"se9 "' 49,
BOSTON, So 10 81; New Orl .'femum' Nov io'A "''
Two steamers (propele ans, ~ 70 "A
end or ,be Island aba, ~ discovered as the east
illness SC suppose ,doned from peculiar oiors, clean
unbuseis. 10 have landed negroes inste "a OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-15

Foreign ard Domestic MAILS.
flkn OF CLOSING AT TBE NEW YOnR OFF102s
aos'so N NorS IA w. Buffalo and caoAdA
Wsstsrn nsi. VIZ Erie * TX An. and and 50 F.
slu!b and southwestern
Eastern mail y y s r.,IssS * a n snd
srspA. NAILS. On SUNDAY All mans close n this
efhce at IL r n
'Als1SsMA.- b steamship Illinois, Friday,
Tss Overland Man for o.aicrnis leaves !. ius
every &oadsy and Thursday, ats a H. letter.
SSss ,a for u should be marked Overland via
!. LAxs The Overhead from n Joseph tMoJ 70 Sal
.sou iG' e sssas assS vsss
VIA st. Joseph"
s.vAsA....gy steamship Philadelphia, Tuesday.
co. rAoro. ~ steamship Illinois, on FRIDAY. -
From New orleans by s,eanshp tennessee ..
Me tst aud 10th Of each month Letters Should
Dc placed IN The once y Now York IL days ps
8AsAsA IsAaps On the day Afte be arrival Of each se
sss ca ss s. sSsss' = this pS being
VIII malta for the Sahams isanas TO be landed
close here Tuesday, May l7......i ~ aud r, N
AS- The Bremen, on Saturday will take The Enghsh a. wei
as the Continental mail.
rIns OF CLOSING AT rHE LONDON orrroa
Tie Overland Eaf 10 Bombay closes IL I,ndt.
"a fol,ows-vis nArsenles on the Sd and 18th o;
each month VIZ Southampton on the 18th aac
CALCUTTA. LON, ist aSA vim Marseilies .a, l2a
s0th. 9Th, via Southampton.
smpton Ar and a1,h
susrnAlA Wa S.ss.lss and sass the 18th VIA soun
9Aoki1ies. Va Adea on he 4,h and EA Of the month
pa wa Soutnsrapton ON NE s.h OF The month
.eles Should any Of these s ON Sunday The ns
lcsoatched he following evening.
.oss iasa should any Of these ta,ss s on snDdsy 10
nAn' desostnhed The mornins previous
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with the liberal notions Of General Conoha and further
Slows That there latent tear his mind AZ 70 the
result OF future expeditions 10 Cuba
Mr. Mills and his beautiful yacht Roslyn SAIL
tne one enjoying "socai" and the grs0ag
waters They will leave this week for New ors.as
MOBILE bay, Grand Pass and Lake pouchartrsin W.
Mis Was treated With great courtesy by Gefal bucha
ID permitted by bis authority to 60 out aad eotsr port
at M, pleasure with his SPORTING parties ann re lis-a
go be'ore accorded 70 any stranger in these
.a,W neVe. - never asEed for.
Wn tPoesloy just as tho steamer is leaving that
80" avo Ppova n zen found abandoned near Naeyi
e" ana ,nat they wi be b.. ss. ,o~,a ny 'nr
= % s'anan ,o,,a, -""1s
ts,s from Africa for the pl osfe-ss.. -. .~hsn
90 th chjrav of bs nrny Of the NeS Yosk
Cow ptiop Health all wight
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... c..s.s ss Sd ss1s. s.asss;s
S Ss,s sss S,o,.o ,.,s,i.n p.;s, 1r'pss'
On Pa-. ships ro,p., BiAuehA,a Be..oo; Bella Vas.
ccDyada Gpanl hence .or Cad returned In dsss, LEAKING
U mo Da Gle
sy'g Fortunate t1c sn'aO Gibraltar and market sc'S
tn Below, corning NO steamship co..ssocs'.. wn-
oS Williams barb wsvsrsy iho@p o. .o.o BIN Sra.
A gc~.s tS' sss s 1 * :sp. sY.a:
son. ,hrs and Wilbur t sna sn ""'se rruns
\. SFolK May PAR 4seAm.Ai, Hoas,Ae. SIX lima, NJ
sEwPoRy, Nav IL PM--Arr seh-s Courier Io-,nv Pro-
vdsrce ,S' rhi"a'shs VISA, csn ,es DO tr asys--
rssosie h.: sraior kscssu, NYork '''~0'a N0''0n
Es* HAVEN, MY 10 Arr barx Charles Norbcose tBr.
MnaVsk, Me. Aprn 50 Arr ,csrs srsOklin Hun, ~sw
posk 7'h 'n~ American Eagle Wilder, d. SD 9th, Olive
,ys,s Ss s.y ,as,r steamer chsaspssss c;oys
ssss n,sy ., for NYors ga eass .s Int %
jsSa easy T dSsss s ssos
view .vsa o ss ss s ord 'oIss s
s"a sn.o way ARA sc-sa sad ws
p po,t ass ~ s'ss rc,ass sseao Yonas
s Nay ''S 10 . ss % o.s .0ss s- H. alta,
cen si TsAsci g. s.4np', ,s,v w,,.
ys,,sls'i n.A: ,ea% '. ass S' sse
odss 0 steamer s'sos I.osss fAaams;
as I'm Ys"sse Ls.,u sass aso ,,iss ,o,S
SO s'S hs,k hisio tsr> vseau-oe, s,A s.s.msr
rt.pte srts N'ufsher,. H,rl,
Bcpg kon,; Imperial - mp.on sa4a; gh p sausie
hfoaoes Melbourne tsnd snchosed tn rresiio); hsrss
N' : ~so'
Ga ls,h ships lvanboe Lane Issods tho P.cisc Sea
Nyupb whitney, York: At-rib jowes nspi q; brlt 3e,
Eemihh (tanb), scbmlot Walls !. also ~
sEAhsft M, May l-sd brig " m NcGivery Clifford IA.
TEEhNr's hsRBoR. Msy 3-Arr brig q W Barter Bar
TO load ice foe kichmopd
Th0MAsivs MAY BAR schr Maine Law Packard. satl-
Ia rieer Sid Sh brig Fredk Eugene, sin PhiAdephs.
TAUNTON, May i2-Sd schr Mary Hidreth. Bun oe Xii
zatettpart ~ -
WILMINGTON, NC May IL Cid schrs Julia Price, Sears.
Boston has Smith swain CardepAs; Seah Strong, Mo.t n
YorA; VIM abbott Smith, 0uadsloupe.
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Movements OF Ocean SseamsxUs
FAON HIJROPx
Port u Few York. May IA, ls59.

CLEARED
Steamship augusta, Woodruff, Savanrah-S I. Mchil 4
Steamship Patapsco, Layaed, savannah-H Cromwell
steamship jamestown. Parrish. Norfolk. &c-Ludlana
steamship Locust Point French, Balimore-H Cromwell
.hp shysrk Bursley, Hong Kong aud shaDghae- Lada
Ship Cornelius Grinnen, Spencer, London Grnne, Mis
ship ifesiden. Fillmore Nelson Iondou-puphaza Dimoc
SEP Eocius roof, Eserdsn rockingham OH
Bs,k 1yr,an, Wilson, Berdenux-Th James
B soa sssI assse n kqs
s,s essa kSSsnss snh s1st - ~
ss S Hams h RaS
saF ssS & Sniss rssn FIFTH
Sem 5S shs s5.Ss Frye
SeSr EEi0ssod ReSross Tssssosos-S BeaslL
sSsr see casssTy Norfolk M sedei l''f''h
Son Bay State, Hasa, Bosen-Dayon { sorssue.
ass s seoa he os'Sa se 20
soop o.son brto
sloop Leeds Racket, Provtience-i L Racket
sISsp 4ss$s Ssese Nv y a ssSas Racket
ARRIVED
John. Sr May 10 ws %sss pd son A.r,n
me me OF sss has s s since ps soe saa M
for New York. l4h of Fire Island passed schr antelope for
Steamship Star of the West Gray, Aspinwall, Nay vi.
SS r sDeos and to
Havana sih. with rndse and passengers to NJ Roberts
1STt sShsncs savsnnsn vito aass sua
seennn. saw ihip Maria >'' '>'
ssamsao Marion Foster Charleston. with mdse aud
snp rs a Of the ss, gardner, April 10 win
and sns ia 20 e
ship 1nira or Of i,seroooS Veusssn eespoo 70 days
with salt 70 ussvr April y laso 100 i6 40 soose bsrxPo
tecor 40 from Jamaica for Liverpool saof ofprovoas
usrd b vh ao ea "a
ley cioseo he Bsnssm lat A. and large quantities.
she Evening Star OF Portland Jones. An. .ero, Fob s
slS%dt april l. lat 81 - lon S. bad heavy gale roS ~
sbp under cose resf d,opss resfet fores end say
terrific hurricane throwing the ship down with
es bo ever s
ybine movesbe shing and savng cargo 10 tbs hot
sails which farled blew ra yards int, ssrsSs tbs
snd iss fiSss g; @ R
The ero-sres, the helm was pu, h-ra westher when To- hui
scun away We were shout cut the nrsanast
s 90 ss s,anss @ and 9o s 1d n
ne oolo Sben both pnnps were %anned the wind asalos
1"uns % Seas s @ W. ss @
wr.ea cleared away and tbs pgcps sucked touat a
rousSi ihs Ssd 70 rs sS ias
The sso more no5sr4ts wssher "s''' s''' u"
.bd s nsss %ssss as days. vii" d'
.r s . $40, 81 ai 8. NIX rsss
40 o q To- large quantities of ice osea II days.
frcm TIE Banks with ligbI winds.
psrs GipeIvon tsr, Norris Liverpool 80 days, with iron
slen (sr, Muir, sis'ds 81 days, with COAL 10
" Never.
Bah kah'rns tBr C,ocser Ardrosssn 81 days whirou
10 Gdnisr2n sros Apri4, lat a. Ion 81 spoke merry
Monarch, AZ days from rfand for Camden; lat S so
So bark Minerva 20 'iys from Bris,oi for NJ John 5,
2ob, lat Al, ION % 30 psssi ship Boyd stseriag
t,hr tbroptmeier, Pearson Wilmington, NC for Bath
tcar James Uohsn Anerews, sn4,etpor Fall River
esh- Ssugstucs, Kelly. Is ,stou
eloop Gore fheH higerSssd, 2davs
Pilot boa, "ss ngnn repors0a nst, of Barnsga npose
brig frit ian Cscf1egs for Ss }1hn Nh trdrd
ttre, roh Porto ktco to- FORA; nssan rom riga
,slsnds OR Aew York; ION sh Maria 100 dig IL q Slas
pore for New ORR
SG,OV
Br brig Forest, of Mallsn. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-15
BUY LEDIARD's MORNING CALL
The finest cocktail eatant.
The most reliable tonic.
The bes! remedy and preventive for dyspepsia.
hpTovoh.s the appetite.

r EDIAbD's MoRSING CALL THE ATrssrroN OF
~ the public called 10 the superior elepce above
as az tonic Alternative dturedc and anti dyspepc
CORDIAL hitter the use OF which and sarave
season - recon pended travellers liable
70 TEA tckDes can avoid THIS dsr mslsdy
themse!ves With few BOTTLES In fact, passenger ship
should be tbou IT. an It IL only uufsiinR
bt forms the most graceful
az sea Tie above has tc the pubic Of
the United states al the hpueh that TO
those suffering from dyspepsia debility neuralgia rhsums
usD stone ia the bladder kduoys
urinary organs oss Of appetite the which
iemsts are peculiarly liable &c induced proorsor
70 ssle s east Of making Us merits more uuversay aud
agent and The sc, y secured by the ~erul action
iafy NE dessass organs ecng diy and moarog
newed vita ty 10 the cnsts OF the .h ita
secp are maufeee5 by I'm
healthy ac Of tbs liver IL induced and per-
feet cJcu alton OF the blood dp cted 70 ro.
mite the seton OF be kicpeys organs cobned
iA use give sobe and vgor 'hc
ue cnpeis io~nsss Of spi'is udnsrs beverage
and pds fair 70 supersese tbs drinks
NJ our Tst G. 80 hcee and re aurans OF lie
eScesnce only necessary 70 say that comolostiou
OF the hnest LONDON cordial The reliable
ionSs smnspt arcmscs and be found In the
Der Of tie Pharmaceutical socey Of 'ieAt Britain
sale liquor dealers drugsists the dooot
" South " illiam street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-15
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
SATURDAY, Mag l4-2 p M.
ASHES. -SAles Of $50 bbls. AZ former rates.
CorIoN lie quite dull.
FLOUR IS IN moderate demand, at yesterdays prices;
sales OF Is 600 bbs State ind Western aud 1900 bos
sou bern
wnEAT-saes Of 10000 bushels, at 81 80 for white
Western, apd 81 SO n 81 So for RET do
BARLEY Sales Of $50 bushels State at CSC. rs:
toRN Sa OF Geo bushels, al ssc. for yellow and
csc for mixed
PORK Sales Of 900 bbs, in lots, at SIS 50 SIS rs
Tor mess, and sl4 a. 81 SO for prime.
Other articles in the provision line unchanged
SEQ bbls Of wbiskey we're taken at 30c. per gallon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-15
HAVANA, May 8, 1859.


bA'ASA, nay o. 1907
Inc fsi'ouae'' Non E-71e "ucutSop" to be Stained
% NEG York.
NY ap' notes lett this bs the screw steamer Indaoola
VIA ehafion, on the "a aud toe propretors of the
vessel with Their usual courtesy DECLINED taxing conoeo
satlon Tor your packages, niea OF papers, Gc.
We Nave no more ns~s Ct those paople who wore to
land on the island. Reports OF several ss,rn los ,
DARK schoonefs lave been circaIaee aso s,o,n, 80
pe'ler, With many neo on board saii 20 ,v. hoo
last Frisay week in the olang Of Sac Juan dc 10. n
dos, sinss which nothing has been heard of bo, So.
probably one Of our own steamers, s.a-,,n, ,,,a
cast for pirses OF savers. II rs not tbs Ora, lin,
mssake bas ben made ny guardian io.s ssa,s @
shore, and 50 tar that curing toe last 1lc !, az E
Slotted guns were given before the recognition Of The
vessel 'No
~ sad that tho orders OF General CIn;ha u the con,
n&1der OF the Spanish steamer lawn Z, o1
AFTER HE welfare OF the C1nan "con senuon" = ,r.
g. odst tDem Dasstgetc Mem York, arpoy ,n4ro
@itn ttcb necsssares IS m their rltley IRA
y bsve been lost, &;that Is, ~ zee tne. that they
ot suffer for the want Of unIs. Ths Is IN conform "
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TO TIE CITIZENS OF NEW yoag

no TIE CITIZENS OF NEW YORK
You 9TH the West conuoupds ia
the forn Of alcono ic drinks h.t
pert fo.ietS the liquor pney you a.
INJURY or bey are d'epepsei 10 medicine, and
eih.r csse IL effect ID be same.
there Ia Bat one way 10 escape and that To lux
ury or redcameD safe reliable sold cudar
s' END SEAL which certain that i mas not been
tampsred with SHth is
C5AhLEs " rt"tS CORDIAL GIN,
which distilled under rspetsB Of The Brisb
Is feicoust b>vo lupl olIer sb
mos, valuable resiorases Of The sius H. and is by
far the mcst be.lth beverage event
he most Eminent III, soauso suope sod Arsr.ss not
only reconu rno a by the bale
~ meciciDe where snnipJant Ii 'e luis~d.
ths ,eMsle will mud pi-sst,t cor0al and certain
relief In erfiernps OF II perinicai character
hLSSnra chemSsu all ranfs perfectly pure.
az iis restorative merits incomp afabir.
Put only IN pnt the fac ssne sv.
nature Of kdnupd y. Chsrles on the label.
cold by all druggh1 &C. Depot No. 10 Broadway,
New York.
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CACRrD MUSIC
- EXTRAORDINARY SD uUEsS uE

~ EXTRAORDINARY So oCEsS OF
AIM cAChED MUSICAL GVEST
1000 O"lhs sou. IN cwO DAYS
Second edition read Monde y morning Sacred Mu-
Steal Suest pubshed mouibv coptJD ,ogs soos
with qusrette sn,n.ms sentences tet pece hy pss
chant &c -
twenty eight pages Cof fn muic s,ze) elegantly
Drought out, Tor 70 cepa number S.
DE- voiiopsl exercises
For sale
OF the MUSICAL Guest
NJ BELL i co, 70 Frankfort strset
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SAILED
e"amSnips Breper Of aud for 8rerneDi q cav I'M,
.~x /. - ss5-'-tx-i aAvAnsaAs fiAA.
popd, &C. -' ic~' 40 owA rich-
VINO dung aseAyxs
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ScnInE-PF1sRMAN 0a Thursday, May IL, by the Rev.
Mr. Zapt at the retdsnce Of tue BRIDES parents lr IA
coz &. sCauaR to MISS CAssls PIsaMAN ali Of this city,
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IHt 7 taEuIy luCs rtNtIVeu lot CUSTOMS during
week amounted 10 4,ol21s.
The exchanges the Bank Clearing House 10 day were
$2S, 1852, o35 II, and the balances s942 O43 H.
The Manila attain Fire Insurance Company has declared
semi annual dividend Of seven dollars ami a half per
snare pay able GU the Goth inst
The following table will compare the exports Of the &C.
ven principal staple articles for the week
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
StrrRpAY, May li---e

-
Tho steamer Bremen left this port TO-DAY or Ei,ope
with 1899 500 10 specie on tTe,ghh .caanse closei
steady at ITO llo1 BANKERS s,er ng aad 6ioa5sb
for francs Money is without cas' ,ge
The steamer Star of the Wet arrived TO day fcon C
for lila with $4,000 IN Specie oceides ca Norma d,
for two TO three han'red Thousand more The receipts
from the mines co,nue /, he gooi aai Fraser rivsr
besirnpg TO Weld something. Messrs Coleman & Co
Of Sen Francisco, thus respecting the money marke
ana the mires:-
An Improvement is 70 be noted 20 the receipts OF sof
ut from the csNntrv throughout the ptst foftlg la
wish'n few days SSck arrtvs from tue North nts
brought asee reoa FROM the Fraser river reg 10
SITUATED az about 800 900 lne mtasfs I'd Br'tsd 20
umba Teprescnied eeiug more seccsssiu III ~"
Ping, and tho assertion Is c""hrmed by tue ttaso'1
vldeLce uded 20. The weather in The interor VI shls
State has within the past iays g'oSa ms'erii1y
warmer, bepettting the Operations OF nlnls, aud
producing more activity ia all bra5cnss Vi TRACE.
AZ tie preseslt moment the indications OF q more
thar usually successful eeason anoag The gold d,S
gers continue. The money market IN this city mas
eyrsTieocei reie from The late more liberal he
ces from the country but large stocks Of merchau
disc held in 1rst and hands The call for means
still urgent For The outgoing steamer there al active
demand for money, aud tbs rates upon good loans
still maintained at per ceat month; some negoua
tone effected above TINS Azure, but per cent the
ruling rate.
The following is statement of the operations Of the
United States Branch MINT in this city during past fort
night
Gold bullion receipts (after meiting) from April
10 10, inclusive, Ounces. 81 99i IS
Coinage from March Is 10 Apr L. inclusive 900
The exports Of treasure from san Francisco the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-15


The Improvement noticed yesterday in the stock market
continued this morning, and prices we're higher. Toe
basis Of settlement between the four railroads the
West having been arrived at last evening" there were
some orders TO day for Central and two Western
stocks demand for sto,k hss likewise been created
among the brokers by the failure of Mr. Little Toe sales
Of Central were unusually large some IL OO0 shares hav
ing changed hands before oday The stock opened
at IN advanced to 3S between the boards sold 10 the
afternoon at 731< and closed at IS bid Tners were no
transactions in Erie, which held above the view, OF
buyers. All the Western stocks were higher though
freely offered on sellers options by tho bears As usual
lately the principal contest is on Rock Island in which
the bears are willing to pay and Il per cent for ten
or fifteen days option The opened to-day ut abou,
6lH, advanced to SO, and closed at 6lk bid. While
1t was selling at 62 cash, the bears were selling
to make contracts at SoK seller thirty Parties de
sire TO purchase in view Of the recovery the Western
country may thus do chespy. Gaena was like wise
higher it touched Co. closing at 60 bid There was more
activity in Southern guaranteed, which, after opening al
about 3D. sod up as high 32, aud closed ct 80 bid
Michigan Central touched AZ State stocks and good bonds
were all better. Pacific Nail rather 10 ver tae co.,
tempaled arrangement with Vanderbilt having fallen
through for the present Next week the company will
declare their usual dividend but whs,her it viii bs sig or
ten per cent no knows Panama steady at u.s. In
the afternoon there reaction from excitement. of
the morning, and the market closed the folio wing
prices eiH 9H Missoars, s49l $40;
VreiDias, 9b &c. Canton, lS5S 49, Cumberland, ~
q 49, New York Central, 10 13A Erie SIf; Harlem
II II14; Hudson River, sII 81; aelilng 49, 46I
Michigan Central, AZ a421s Michigan sou,nctn % IL;
Michigan Southern preferred 80 32l4 Panama, lis
lS4 Illinois Central, IS So; GaieuA and Chicago 60
eS1G; Cleveland and Toledo, 26A 265S; cl,caso and
Rock Island, ok 6l1s; limos Central bonds, 500
Sex; Pacific Mail Company, SO a s2H.
rhe bueiuess al the Sub Treasu-y In dav wss az f