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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-30

REMONAL.-we hereby notify our eustanncrs and the pub
e that have removed entire Hardware and
t 70 ogI large and well arlrsrd store No "a Main
Ih0's r Price a Co. - "
we are nov making large additions stock of Hard
aTe anu Coach material by deci Importation the Brmin
nam ana sd ani b. purchase from American manufacto
ti and shan hereafter vuirayor supply goods
ga N qaniy and favorable they ran he iougb,
Ia TIE Northern markets. Zee a C,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-30

conn uGATED WROUGHT IRON AND
~ WIRE RAlLiNGtserured by LTcrs Patent Admirably
adaptcd Tor enclosing Public Grounds Ccmaeres
tages. Ac sheep Hurdle Wire.
steads with every variety Folding Beadeads and Iron
Furniture Patent Wire Coal Screens ore Gravel
Screens, Wire Netting Mosquito sheep Poultry other
purposes. Wire summer Houses Fancy Wire Work In great
riey, for Gardens, &C.
NJ WALKER 4 SONS, Manufacturers
No b35 Market, ~ " sixth street Philadelphia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-30
REMnNEH

HkNsTIVV I'D.
~ A BARGANIN, JR have removed 10 their N.v s,s-.
". No 2lI Main street above their ola stand
eher th-y have Increased their facilities
Eosk In 'hSr line such as putting up every description
fNurcs, yrauts, water Ci0ss nafhs Urpr
Pumps, Hydraulic Rams Putting up Portable Gas WoTks
httinE up bullliurs with pipes aud fixtures
Al sorts of TN uork, Roofing
A. Hater or steam hey take IBIS occasion they
have the best Hos AR Frna-r any other country Eh6
uley vii put up and warrant 10 give satisfaction
large assortment % plain
PendCrs Aluays hand. .pff- al
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
MUTUAL SYSTEM.
CnnirnI = Rnn nnn

Capital sI,6OO,OOO.
nNE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS deposited With tbs
~ Comptroller fthe New YorE and OUT on o., L,sJ
OF THE Company 70 secure policy holders.
DVtDtNt= NAnE ANNgALLT " A Liberal
foy ~ et oihe premium on life Policies viii loaned Tie
Insured when the premium exceeds asg.
foes issued asd payable the insured arriving
age or 70 tc family ot the Insured at death
happen previously 20 arriving that age
able terms. - 80 ''' ''A'''
Policies Issued At greatly reduced o. TemIu when the
insurei prefers not 20 participate IN the dyiiends -
~ losses paid promptly aud without litigation
We shall be pleased 20 and secure poTv
In this old and reliable Company before Won enIor
eib your citizens. 80 '
WORKMAN WYATT, Agents
ohice 100, Maia street.
ru,s T. ,-o,-r,, Few docrs above Post Once
General agent and Attorney
MEDICAL ETA MINERS:
Jas H. CJswGT, NJ D..
- Ro- I. cOLEMAS NJ D.
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ELLETT 4 DREwRY.


] tJLONN FUIk FALLOW
- CULIINATORS AND HARROWs FOR ~
PUTTING IN WHEAT.-Beieving that Ihaye SSS
In ny NEW FLOW the bestP in uss
maxi ih' SaeT to The Farmer and Planters VIII farnfS o.,
ents they better thai tboss
hay they can return them Aer irving sT now
~ Fresh supply Of rurnp Just received
iys2 8 dssIS Si an sboE :, So, 20 Gs y AAln 81,
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KER ROsENE OIL!

Great Reduction in Price!I
NO VARIATION FOR THE WINTER.
TVNHR NEW YORK KEROSRNE OIL CO., (Es-
II tablhed sSiJ announce that, having made great improve
men In the manufacture Of Kerosene
Offer u to the trade At Reduced PrIer.
The attention Of respectfully called TO the subo
ed table, the result of photomettcai
Kent, Esq New York. Chemist and dated g. iSs9.
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Correspondence of he N,,, York 7,;5,o,

CoTTeSpoHdeHce of he Neir York Tribune.
CnAELEsrowS, Nov. %, 1889.
The watchulncss with which the confession of Cooke
was guarded at the first has been relaxed with posi-
BILE idea that such il no longer needed am now
able to send you AN exact copy, IL from Cooke
himself, and as il read in Court 10y Mr.. Andrew
IInnter.
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RY GOO DIS

F. Q r. F. A LII. $50
ELLETT & DREWRy
No. IL PcnrI Street, RIs hmond VS.,
NE ask the attention of the merchants OF yjryfDt, ~,
w una and Tennessee 70 large varied 10Y ~
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODs
those sections. -F''H 70 he trade
We are determined 10 sell goods as low a. ,hsv
Rae
Merchants going through 70 the Northern eit. ar.
70 s our stoek an examination, they protected n 80
against All the markets on such goods
thereby saving freight and excbsng 81 our stock
ther goods In near market, encourage hon. @ r9h
possible loss 20 themselves. "N-4s HAoe' HIihou
sei6
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1853. NOW READY FOR THE FALL TRIpP 10,
GEORGE ST q RIEE- io'


iENiloN of fllE LADIES, stock ~ rb ssJ fs,i
yHeLy eeEslstng OF Sets Diamonds Pearls Carbup- O..
CaIeS 49, ana 1Ea EArrings, Breast pins Bace NscE sni .t
ean Chains fnEer rings. In ct every artiIs A. -
line all Of the finest quality the best r.Rurtu w 'sNsul
orq \ = hNbRS.
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AT WHOLEsALE.

AZ NHOLESAIE
80, tINbSi BRltDS or CHEWING TOBiCCO.
nlR 'igk of CEwtNG TOBACCO embrace 1.,,i, q,
- t1esi brands manufactured here and n, m Z - oi 1-s
s,. On n'Sa n q1,niy 'rc uleh uost pal,eui.s
Ts 49, i','l grnos2 rsses David Y Lee, Premium de. w.
g.n. d y " walkers Barley DO, O. p words 40. n f c3 %
yl h, II Sgn' r,u1ue, o,i-eeo. W t,ngsorns soss
] -..fu. e1ra Ctv Trade Do. Tsrgtlr,-
1870 t,. sttt wade Mooruans rrsu1iurn- Lrnehbnrr
he,, n'9ufieturt % state 10 uhsh re syi,s m -,
] Y 'i pa'eha's'' and which pors n. os, srsl
DOW CO
THUNKsi TRUNKSlt Wow fs .,s,. ,,- t,----, .-,
w. Ri % .iul'' of .avrHnr and pacing rruntsI
u i.r' or 'l's oy 'oi' FfsflE WtNsrGy nr.vgi.t.
NURSEHy PENDRRs-s ti,,t., ..,,f, ..., ...,-..,
y H." h' Nanufi.iory, snd for sale ty
aa'' r.n ofa, cl'sai.i & sisIoa ssI. y aeiSs iao9;
30 ms. PRIME CLOvRRsERD, Do ,,or. sss No.
EXTRA 80" sUGAR.-ioo bbh far ,,issy
T. a % o. bAfEyPORT
RON's oyERCOATs.-A rood nns n cls, r.,y.-
80 -. 49,. m -a ", '''t's' Tor hoys and Youths EsaT
"'i' EUv nstnwv wrI.w
200 nBLS. NO. cur HALIPAx mRHfyos.
aoo woNnLs 6t,noEvE. Va 70 r..nn
200 ToDD's EXTRA sTeAs CURED HANs.
DN,gO iof fHt ~ WOmELr 4 CftfFOHVF
n'' So. % Pesris
100 ToNsSwEDEs IRON, ,,.ar,d st s. b rsS
noio-i" uARvEy. ARNsrEsp whtoa
NANLOH's CASr STEEL, escorted. 10, ..i.tv
~ roip-im HARVEY, ARfisrFAD WuLftus
MUSCOyADo HOLAssEs.- -aoosbs 10 ,,o,. ssI =,
aoie-in uAEyEy, ARNIsrEAD . WILLIAM
5O BAes PRIME CLOvEasEs n. p, ..,.s
~ nele-lm HARvEy. kRNIsTEADt WmIItua
i ''a EDwIS VORTHAM 4 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-30

TUVE undersigned continue omanseture wTTTgKEY o. ali the
va9us grades from good plain whlskey the very a
cls from MATTED RYE WHISKY l.
have tried Having made Iarse additions
works challenge comparison for quality WITH any Whs.
tey made m this any other. " ETEARgR 4 Co
t5ih sweet between Main and Cay Richmond Va
NOTICE TO FARMERS.
HAVING dytnF sha be prepared
purchase early Novcuher Those
would DO uel 70 crib early In October poasibte
ocT-W " aTFARNa a co Rrhmond
TAm IN RECEIPT or THE PALL Yashion, IN
II of Eentcmena HATS, embracing hn ne various
and shaPea JOHN THOMPSON, 81 Main
Mn. MADIsON,S LIFE AND TImEs.-JANEs
1h NOODhOUHEA co have received and Offer for
old stand
History of NE fc and Times Madison ny Hon VIM
q Hvea With engraved portrait (rom medalion) Of Mr
Madison yol l., svo i126. orta
TNEEE RAumRHg BOOT.-thave made the above e.
- Peciay Tor Harners' The soca
- Ard ver onE Lcg They equally adapted ifunten
other Kind worn, cheap
ooiI wM wAtsH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-05
NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER s. 1859.

same period last yeaf; o5i baies Jutc, 400 Sun, 4J4
TAmrico. and $50 Hungarian.
Is steady with small sales Of Scotch pig at 1928 so
a $zI-six mopths.
LINZ Common Roc'slanc was In good demand with
Gales of 900 200 bbl5 NJ Csc a zoe chiefly al tna
latter figure Some snlos ~ lump reported at 81 Is
aloIAsf~Tlc sal q embraced 100 hhls Porto Rico al
3Ac GO do. Cuba nuscovaio ut 25c, aud Is do claycd
ut ole, ard go do. Cuba muscavalo ut p. t.
NAVAL SIoKfas-Ihe sales embraced about 500 bbls
spirits turpentinc, including mcrchantabe and in shipping
order at l5c. d5 90: and $50 bbs fine rosn ut al
Common and crude tarpentine were quiet and IN
changed.
0is-linseed was qniet and prices unchanged Sales
Of 500 bbs crude wnae reported at tn eastward
at p T. sperm "as steady at 81 80.
ir,,-rcvs --puis-Ihe market opened tresuarC, put
oseJ wi, more buoyancy The rans;,ci,ons footed up
about 400 bbls including mess at si rs 81. 90,
rnd $40 02L q $40 Is for prince and mixed mess AZ
Ss so Beef was quiet ana nominal for nearly all CRATES,
while sales were tight lart was hrm anu III lar oe'
mand with salts Of aOoet 400 bbls anu terccs az 10
lie. Butter hm with sales vi PRIME Sttu ~ toe'
dc, and good 10 prime OHIO at l3c loc oheese was
quiet at &c. a SC.
RIcl.--Snall sales were made AT unchanged prices
Srls Slower was rm, with sales OF some 10 bnshris
al &c a glSc Timothy IN good demand for the cum
try with pretty saics al 81 !5 Tho last sales oil Ca
| cttta luseed made ~ Boston were at u 65 cash,
| SvGAps-fhe market wns comparatively quiet, u b"na
th, last dry OF the week. The sales confined e
about 900 hide including le5 Cuba mascovaioSt &c;
good norton 81 the remainder consisted of Porto Rico
at 4c
WlsHEY ai 100 bbls were reported az ~ &c.
WuNIlorr continued IA be active, with sales AZ full
prices, embracing ochosk Northwest Coast md Soutt
| Sea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-05
. $51,e49

The movement Of specie has been largely in favor Of
The bank average The export Of the week has been
sna-only about $500 0oo On Saturday, 9th ult sum
OF ii 1896 $40 was shipped which be added 70 the
above figure On the other hand, g. l28 have been
received from California, and SITE 900 in silver New
Orleans The Western exchanges continue favor of this
city, and small sums continue arrive by express TO
sweii the bank reserve. The Sub Treasury balance
stood yesterday at 81 ST 2e against SEQ 400 ., tho
close Of last week. The last bank average was $40
0t6 the prevailing opinion appears to be that tomorrow
the banks will show average OF about So 900 600
With regard TO the loans opinions differ. The last state
nent while showing decrease Of loans took the public
by surprise, and most authorities look for an increase
| in tbs column tomorrow. We need hardly say that
much Of the healthy feeling which prevailed last week
was caused by the conservative Of the bank.
CT Monday. Should they show continued reduction O.
leans morrow that feeling will be strengthened unde,
the cirermstances however due allowance being made
for the average discretion which governs bank councils
I II viii be well 10 look for increase
Money has grown rather easier since Last week De
mand leans have been made low Us 8 per cent
On approved State or federal secures On railway stocks
the usual rule is per cent but good brokers Obtain
money at 5x safe margins. AT the discount houses
the amount OF paper Offering still falls short OF the supply
of money, the rate for first class paper
Choice nccepnces with 60 days less 10 run are taken
uP q, ota per cent Dtcidediy second class
Soper, maturing about after New Years sells a,
10 a IL, according to quality The Sub.
Treasurer Of the Unad States point is selling Trca
sury notes pretty freely at 51k per cent
Exchange has been eul throughout The week Some
mercantile bills we're sold at small advance on previous
quotations. Tor Wednesca's steamer and on Friday the
.sen's f1schis advanced their rates for sterling bills X
Per cent But ever at the former rates the demand was
hg' Inc large shipments Of tpecie have iuiated large
portion Of the debt q american importers 70 Eurspe though
we shall probably continue y, shin moderate sr,opn,s
Of specie 70 Aerope throughout September and October
the leading exchange hes look for no return Of an nc
tive demand for bills ct present We quote sterling b,s
(banlers At ITO HOY for sxiy days and HOY HOY
fos sight; francs 5.lsX for sixty days and sll for
sesa. Al these rates ii hardly pays to ahp specie.
The following table shows the movcmcn, in stock,
durir~ vvook-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-05


and Harris Young Windsor Ei'1aesih Elssaor Lane Pro-
sidsnce: lsinhA .nre r,rrnur hamilton ogden Saw
cohs.ss Ssross HsSton Ryan, sridssport :, :,
ss sss Tsss Ssa 1.sy !; IS Church
saia s sR adas snow howe Norissns saris mSiss
House Iee Gcson vouser o rsaa'
man Humphrey lharleson Chester Crosby and Dsnl Wen.
Non'eysso erss i'S B Ba9 Race Mobile; Ssyn oyss
He ssns as nna N DG
~. sSTr s sS rhseaa csmnns clark ,,,sg
ana Eel inv Ssor s'za'e'n smn Jas A'N''D'' '
@ sp ssoy efp pow Ms s sst
"i Ra,, i R,sst,sr Por, Dc rays ..s.,,
SyoIs Isrh Sophia ,ene. Rio 1assiTo seh~ KoSroor no
sss" nr sy sss nv NYors ss
R Sss s. N ks.s ks'sS i r
Ger @ ssoeS sy.d asv Sssis,
%Ss CO .Ps @ sf"sss:
sSs siss Ss "a r s% s s Sls
s.ss s " ' ses "a SnrsS ss
% sOh Parker r,.rerad do SD ah schs sprngbcs.
~, s 'iFs SSSss rrr. New
| GREENroRT AursT-arr .chr WIN W Brainerd, Provi
denee p sna - eh 70, .ls r..
ssFos slfin %ns O. senr v craumer
NEW ORLEANS Sept Arr fhy teD brig Ceslian Mar
wick, cnrdenas, ID ship SF petprew Rurick Liverpool
| CID "a ship silns Greenman. webher. WORK,
PHILADELPHIA Sept Arr steamers Roston se]ew,
New York Kens'r'on nker Boston; ship SIR John Frank
lin Gait Liverpool hrirs 81 Clair Iertnan, Marseles; chi
copee Fowes Boston; scrs star Crowel Porand Gazele
Mayor, Rockpor' cld steamer CITY Of New York Howss
Hos'on baks Warren Fisher, Crowe Barbados; cordeia
Roberts Boston; " Sampson Porter 81 fOhn Nh; Ka
tidn Amesbufy Darien Sid ship Tonawanda Julius, Liv
i
TorrIANp. Sep, ~ sch. Iunias. Dyer Philadelphia \.
Faorns Haskell Naiau1as; Mcoilvery clifford, Bucks
| Vile, sc.
! SAVANNAH Aup3i- Arr steamship Locust Point French
Nyort brig John Wech riaeld Philadelphia Cid seamshF
| Parkershnre, Powell NYork.
WILMINGTON Nc, Sept 2-Cld schrs q W ConRdon, Lin
coin wlndies Hattie Ross Poland Boston; Cyclone Paddock
Providence, Dennis Cheesbro, EYork.
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Ciyip,fi - -. al saatv .r,uE uplN CITIZEN
NN Yefs al '1i tnf ~ 4 s9vea oraeS ~SsNFeh"e
. M ~ af'ts aS'a VS. niadd by two 9iicAs OK 'uo 40
to3n pc''cr IRON = :! I'm ~ Vow iafk. Just NJ uia'
aGfr nt ! gfea- ruth Ter the orrts IN II appears
tta s'yr - Scw IufkeTs, n tIrQfs, re has.oniag -
eaith re 'bnH Tcot boat oAe a. &4vece pail for twD
wagons, t = The harry VI the f,rfy master only re-
cr'rpi II rl aeo IN 80 , ANA, "a ,,.h IN, d Ill
So. 49,. :. :. 80 ~. ",
~ 49,. 'Nte9 lHt Nn": NotKif ass N@h ti1 a.
YVES liAh, INN rathrr thau N, stg4,i a!f,rcG ~ nay
cca,n. a, 4 III ia,s,l Ftt.,n ~ ,,..e all .,oo.
ps3 RIM yh4 aff,cy II, c.nN ~ : ,.s ,,,.,s XXI I,
I, II, - N 1850 - nm tl'm ~ 49, a,a :
.rca a." acts - " ~ - ~ W. w
,4sts, n wat ana S.e ue w.
$50 80 50 money nld b'nh pia, ~ 2
i M, 'An war the police stai'A. lais V.t~ 4.
s-,.i I.ss" &,w YORK liss' (! 's'a'. ,,t IL,
:. l 80, ~ ,st m the officers = s',is ~. "
~ thant avail III W. ~. ~ .,1 y
III. is u,o !, 4 III 49,. ~. MI n,ysber Of Ia
rs, of our oit, y ~ ',a'I VIM, came Forward AID
n.sstod ipon W" 81 ,rsrg snt I'D. Uae an,liy
arftrfl .p4 hiiEeAi" shN,,,osnt II ana "a the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-05
rivals and Departures.
ARRIVALS.

rro,n nth, DC In the steamship Roanoke II Smith
AZ. Ranrar Th mas Banker Burton, Magee. Nj
Wanrasl n, enc r renl Inmsien Limbord Grimes
John c;oeen Can, Russell Of steamship Louisiana, Capt
Having sas John Dunio sds AZ
~ 7 ttanran Il VI Roddck, Sneton N Winsow
Mr. lAsosmbe, II LoziL AHsoh, nf. dnscn ana II u
aiecrage. r.,,
rrom Savannah IN s..a Tp s.ar Of the sol,Mss Beard
n y snitf " " Peeples i,.rs4 Hough Foster j
jackson W Wbhehurst N ga Hsas. reuey ir b q Con-
verse. W Rollins R II HI ~s'urger, Esacs, A
Mi,er-and steerage. - 49,,
Prom Savannah in seamsh tnarasss ne s Ro.
M p.rL.rd " Thnrnas ana Very and "a
Hnnrs - " ~ ~ rnisnn rgrn Jsasky Miss
Marc Holedss + Ready, xiss rong-ana oes
Merry, Ellen Armstrong, Mrs Arms
DEPARTURES. Adger-p -,
For Charleston the steamship James Shepherd
ard Lady Miss Brahe. Mrs Loudertae yeefa Miss "
Palmer, G Wheeler, u Wheeler, Mrs 81 Nm
Y~semsn, Nj. Howard Bocsch, Porsyt ~ Burbr,d.a
r GLASS, ] q Baltic, 7 Dupham Re!chum, A''
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SUNDAY, Sept. 4-6 p NJ
Business both with the interior and the foreign world
has been active during the week. Though is too soon
for the bulk of the Western to arrive yet the pur
chases Of dry goods and general merchandise have been
bca lie South better able TO buy than before
and great Inconvenience has been caused by the made
quate surpy Of for the transportation Of the goods
TO various Southern points. The prices obtained for
general merchandise have been in the main satisfactory
and rcmuneratve the importer The dry goods market
Eom the have so frequently stated, rather
drags and does quite fulfil tho expectations OF the
importers The tact of the large importaons, and the
that should more goods be needed throughout
the fail or winter there will be an ample supply here
probably at moderate rates, tend to check purchases
Had the dry goods importers taken avice two months
or six weeks ago and stoped importing they would have
been getting better prices to-day.
The movement in Western breadstuis continues to at
tract general attention The k,t here throughout the
week has quoted duh with declining tendency;
the reported sales have been at lower quotations
be remembered however, tina; the grain and -four thus
quoted is Of last years growth Little Western
grain of this years growth has come to market, what
Southern grain has hand has been freely taken
very fair prices The Western grain will not freely
it will be easier to determine the consumptve
mand will sustain prices above the exporting point
During tie last ten days OF thc month Of August and
the first days II the current month, the movement Of
grain Chicago compared with that Of the previous
month, has been very large. The following the
figures
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-05
Police Intelligence.
a GANG or BURGLARS sURPRIsRD-eeIzURE OF THEIR

Captain wang and others Of the detective force were
the means Of preventing well concocted burglary on
Saturday night Had the officers not been the alert
goods the amount Of $50 might have fallen into the
hands OF the thieves. appears that about week ago
she detectives observed several suspicious looking charac
ters providing about the lower end Of Broadway. Their
attention fufther drawn TO the tenement house No.
aV9 Cedar street where upon inquiry they found that
party Of had hired front the floor,
and had brought into the apartment two empty barrels
and an old bedstead The occupants Of the room were
mot ~ home bat the officers convinced that they were
none other that the suspicious characters they prowl
g about the neehborhood some days beiore and kept
strict watch upon the premises accordingly. Ad-
9tnng the tenement house the large wholesale estab
Ashnent Of g. A. Frank Co., silk merchants The OH
suspected that attempt would be made 70 break
question, and they laid their plans defeat the plans Of
che burglars accordingly On Saturday evening the po
hoe deternned TO make descent upon the pre-
-nses hoping 10 capture the burg while they were
Dusty engaged IN their bargarions operations. They &C
sordngly repaired TO the and at forcsd open
Le door, believing that they would eacounte the burglars,
tt to their surprise they found ts they mad been mis-
taken as 70 the time and hal arrived little too early.
However the condition Of the room showed that they
calculated pretty closely, for the floor lay heavy
sfc~ bars, several s.mineys, two augurs, pick and
several other burglars too.s. hole in the
xa4 leading b. the warehouse, about three feet
elarc nc nearly been cut through and ytang was
h preparation to make handsome haul The timely IN
tsrcr.nce 81 the police saved Messrs Frank Co from
heavy loss and frustrated the plans OF desperate gang
o. thieves g moment when they thought SUCCESS was
NsQst certain.
A HkRo rr4r.aosn-rctsr Boyle, scetchman aged
lV2 years, found wandering by po-
Dec, apparently state Of des,tution Upon
beng brought before Justice Steers the veteran stated
snt serVea under Lord Nelson title of Traal
xr ana subsequently tok part many both
and land. IL transferred to the Of the
limthouss Governors.
AScrHrR COUNTERFEIT. A bogus bill on the Bank Of
Missouri, of the denomination of twentics, its ap
last cveniag None were, however, successfully
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-05

we read IN the ~ Louis Etefttg Times OF August 81 -
There is absolutely demand for Eastern exchange TO-
day In fact. ii that there sellers than
buyers for several parties yesterday 10 try the goo faith
and stability Of the banks asked for exchange than
they had use for and to-day they have had sell put
Themselves IN fnde The banks have clearly carried the
day, and the rate of exchange is uniform throu hou
the city nj u per cent The charge was freely made
against the state Bank yesterday and to-day that had
declined sale 10 one not customer. We are authorized
10 deny this positively. No demand at their counter for
exchange, with money TO pay for H. has been denied
vii be, and only the established CHARGED We arc
praihed 10 learn that the important action taken nv
the bank presidents Saturday, aud which not vet
got before the public, is the establishment the lrg
house principle among themselves. They mutually
bound each other TO redeem demand, their spec
tive Issues in exchange at current rates This puts them
all footing, and keeps them there. There be
'sshafking' on each other now.
The st. Louis Democrat Says
The demands upon some Of the banks of issue and
upon houses have not been great usual to-day
for the last few days. but upon others heavy
call noted. At some Of them there more sight
exchange offered sale to-day than usual caused posi-
bly, by its depreciation The banks Of issue in accordance
with their agreement Saturday sold sights the East
at though some, ut least Of them, charged per
cent premium to outsiders. The Boamen's Savings and
probably others, sold al Y also, and 4 for gold.
stu others sold at prem except possibly collections
for rcmitances, where Il only charged Even al l
per cent there fair demand, at least at heavy
house. Another day, however, may show regularity
n rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-05

HCcoIuiB 10 TIE HTsSy ana Commercial Lat Tho stock
in this port the LIST Of September instant was 4352
bales ' - ~'
FRnGRIs.-Ehgagemen were limited while rates were
unchanged To Liverpool 200 boxes were engaged
by steamer at s., 300 bbls rosn At d. and 10 boxes
tobacco per steamer at g. Cd To Glasgow 800 bbis
rosm were engaged at p 3D. There nothing TO
London. To Hamburg 900 bags coffee were engaged BY
steamer at xc 81 tons goods at iOs $50
70 200 terces honey at &c. and 200 bbls shoe pegs at
q. a. - o "
frm.-Dry cod continued firm, with o good demand at
iull prices though sales light Of st. Georges At
= WH The stock Of mackerel was light, and in good
made at $40 for No L. Sl4 for No 2 and 80 for No g.
Smoked herringr In good request with gales OF 900
boxes at DC. DC for scaled and Ice 1885, for No l.
My-The market was steady, with sales Of few hun.
drcd bales at Csc a 7oc.
hxsP-The market continued qJct and the sales light
Among the salee within day or two were rs tons Italian
before arrival at S276, and 40 tn so tons American
dressed AZ sle0 TO 5000 per ton The stocks Of all kinds
N snis inarke, on the LIST met light: comprised
only go TONS Hnfsia 773 bales rough American and 94
aressed dc' los bales Manila, against 2Oll9 At the