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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-07-04
VALUABLE TANNERY
FOR S A LIE.

TIE undersigned offers for sale the QUITMAN
] TASNERY, situate about three miles West
q dLbelsburg, and about miles by Plank Road
and Turnpike from the Pennsylvania Rail Road.
B5anch Rail Road will shortly be constructed
% Ebs1sburg. The establishment is one of the
ArSeSt in the State, and is now in successful op.
e'aton. The main building is lao by 40 and
Esins 90 by 20 and the whole two stories high.
new ENGINE and BOILERS erected last
SIMMER and now in good order. There are all
se necessary outbuildings on the premises, and
oSelIng Houses for the Proprietor, Foreman and
LIDS. Also Blacksmith Shop. There is also
= = excellent Saw Mill in connection with the
.at0'y. There are about 700 acres of land well
Snoered. which will be sold in connection with
cs lannery. About 400 cords of Bark now on
ao-Hds, Hemlock can be purchased at $3.50 and
VzS @ at u so per cord, delivered. The property
~ 0e sold low and on easy terms. For further
PARTICULARS address
G. 2. MURRAY,
Ebensburg, Cambria Co., Pa.
SSpl. II 1SSQ
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-07-04

Prouing Hinsself.-The Boston Traveller
tells a tale of financial ingenuity. A gentle
man, it seems. held check of considerable
amount on one of the city banks. On pre-
senting it, the teller not knowing the party,
declined payment The gentleman asserted
that he was born and brought up in the city,
but in vain; the teller was as unpliable as
spoke in the Hub of the Universe" should
be, and insisted upon proof. Finally the gen
tleman stepped into private parlor. and af-
ter undergoing slight disrobing process
again appeared. triumphantly displaying
corner of his shirt, whereupon his name was
legibly written in full. The teller was con-
tent, and the money was paid. This is initi-
ating q style of card, which however well it
may answer for purposes of Identification,
would certainly be irconvenient to leave with
friend.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-07-04
The Half-Hanged Highyvayman,

One would naturally suppose that a man
who had suffered all the horrors of hanging,
just snort of actual death, would never risk
the gallows agaIr; but such, in one case at
least, was not the result. A house break
or named Smith was hanged at Tyburn, Dec
"a, 1705, and when he had hung nearly if
teen minutes. the people shouted "a repriever
He was cut down, bled, and he recovered!
When asked what his feelings had been,
he replied, in substance, that 'swhen he was
turned off, he for some time was sensible of
great pain, occasioned by the weight of his
body, and felt his spirits in strange commo-
ton, violently pressing upwards; that, having
forced their way to his head, he, as it were,
saw great blaze or great light, which SEEM
ed to go out of the eyes with flash, and then
he lost all sense of pain; that, after he was
cut down, and began to come to himself, the
blood and spirits forcing themselves into their
former channels, put him, by sort Of prick
ing or shooting, to such intolerable pain that
he could have wished those hanged who had
cut him down." Ever afterwards he went
by the name of alf-hanged Smith" This
and was again tried at the Old Bailey for
house breaking; but the jury brought in a
special verdict, leaving the affair to the decis-
ion of the twelve judges, who decided in fa-
vor of the prisoner. Even this second Won
derful escape did not deter him from resum-
ing his malpracrices; and the third time he
was to have been brought to trial, but the
prosecutor died before the day appointed.
and thus he once more got free. Nothing is
known of his subsequent history.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-02

IR's The market WIS inactive Wthip day or two
sab ECO tons SCOTCH pg wsre u,ate IRON tbs wbsrf
knA krssER wss unchanged. w,,hin q cay or ,So.
osss "a Pass nnt have ssad ~ S6c SIX mouths and
snai lots Csnsra! AnsssIsan q 1he IW
JxATBxR we have h4d an unusually active msrks .
wb ras cxceodipg ihe rcceipss leaving tia sok much
reoseed l1iees have advanced about 70 % ell I'm h.
win naicasoAs Of snn Iurth~r improverens wa,I-
mos, tho aSe are wlhas sellers ~ tho current rsts
aoo many have taken oeders for future delivery 70 oon
re,son exsene aone "eaars refuse ~ os, their sNox.
anticipating Iuftbes Improvement In January. Tue re
cpto from the tanner oly moderate. os Tho wosh
81 has been very unsavorabe fos drying ieasnar Oas
OK slaughter good hight s s,s DO hossy ,v nsS M.
seoH all weights, 20 500; 90 cvoppea DO 3ac . ss;
Ma SsSs ac a 2ys's suo Me- % n,
lAx Common was duh and lower, reoeipas beios
large within tvo or three days. 5000 1000 6os have
been soia a, :sc SOC lump vas scarce and nr, with
NoIAssxs Beyond ss'e Of TOT bbls New ORLEANS.
ssn ' II Dy s s,s @ ss r. Gs but niue
TOTAL, s,O2s hhds, i,aI8 bbis = -
small saks q spriss surp.n'ne were msie
n nerchantaolc and shppng ordar al 4a,sc. sa,sc.
me last aes q crude wer. made for export at 50 i3
pr $50 lbs The receipts during the month Of December
mbraccd ss bbls tarpentina a5 do spirits n ssJ
DO. resip ana about 600 tar which fa below those
Ona-Crudo whale Quot and steady with sslcs OF
800 bbb. al New Benford at 81 49, and 10 600
CO. % enter At q e. ,jSsece WIS selos modcrassy
% 10 - Is In quarts, and - 10 ~ Is for rins and
allos oil was selling At 100 cash $500
PRovmoSs -Psrk-The market was heavy and sales
limited " $40 400 bb,s including mess at SIG
az, and primo ns $ll cay til IS Beef wos ia light
~qutst While the saIes embraced about $50 bbs sncud
ne country efs OF - 10 IS ?5 repacked mess SEA
20 01h ano extra at SO 81 Sill 90 Prime meas y
qu': at ei7 10 q SO 80; India was at s23 50
S26 30 Bacon was held with nnees, bot sales were
hRbt 80 boxer short ribbed moaies sold at 0asc
Cut meats were stesdy with saa Of 100 bids te cse
including shoulders at oc 6slc and hams a 9sSc
se LARD was dun ana heavy, with saso Of leo bbs.
lV3Sc alc%c heascd hogs ranged from exc. q 7kc
changed
R,cs quiet and sales Bght within tie range OF sc
a4Ac. The stock Of rico January was q follows-
1853, 4,.06 casks Carolina 3l0 bags Fast India 1859
3,0l0 casks Ca DINA; 1850, y3l3 caska Carolina
ssED Clover was firm, and In good demand at skc,
with small sales. Timothy and canary woro dull Cal
cutta nseed was inactive. Tho last sales male q: Bns
ton were 90 bags BY the Bangor, and 400 do per
vniop, ~ 81 SIS caeh
sAIIfmM was firm, and tho chief part Of the stock
beld on speculation for better prices.
sUGsRs wore firm, with saes Of abent 400 o SEQ hhds
Cnba muscovado, within the range chsay Of 7c Ike;
200 boxes at t., with 400 bags Pernambuco at o.
The stock Of sugars in New Ycrh Is annexed;-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-02

ooxrAnArryx STATEMENT.

UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA.

AZ meeting Of the studenis Of the Medical Department
q The University o. Lolsiana, in New Orleans, On the ga
Of Deocmocr, the following preamble ana resiu1o0s
were aoopted;-
Having heard, BY aic eivioes from Phiiadcpae tsst
large number Of medical students attending toe me1s&
scaoos OF thai cy hayo been compelled 10 wndra1 from
the Same on account o. tho sccsoun question wnio0 ur
fortunately divides our common country, ana Wnon
should not have the east oesTns 90 our GLORIOUS pfd
sion; therefore, be N
Resolved, That, IN consideration q Me secuonA Iecng
now exssng between the Northern ane s0unern
q tho Onion. and tie exhoon 90 me pan o. we Noo
Of hatred towards those institutions which We Iose ana
cherish % the basis upon whioo our happiness ana Pf
pcfiy depend, and on socccnt o. zoe iasahs ana
70 which we are ever liable IN sae Noftn VA. wo .uay
approve o. the courss p:rsaed oy our CHOW s0oehS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-02
IIBIFIME INTELLIGENCE,
Pert Of Hsw York, january I, 1850.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
sesmsh,p Hnntsyine Pos, sasannah with mdse and pa
Steamship Roanoke, Couch Richmond &c. with nndse and
oessenRers. To lrdlam Hsneken. Experienced heavy
SNOW storm and head winds $3.50 .
seansh2 Parkersburg Powell Baltimore and Norfolz Win
mdse, % H Cromwell Go. y q -
soop Of Vandais Commander Arthur SuclAr Val.
pasaso 81 DAVIS 70 Uncle Sam %. ~ s IS s. u w.
lat p 08 ion 81 IS spoke Dutch sbip Wbemna ss DAYS
fcm ernm for Batavia Dec Int q q Ion a 5S spoke
whaling bark Falcon y days from ke~ Bedford With 100 bbs
apcrm OIL Dec - lat Il IN lon * IS W. epske brig Ariy
York. - -
Ship West Point Allen. Liverpool Nov 20 with rndse aud
passengers 70 Carow. wss towed into quarantine Pm
By TeamtnR Yankee. Capt Hazard.
ship VIM FrothineiAm. stesno Havre. Nov o. with mdse
and "a pessensers e Boyd HiDcten: had births: E-
periepeed heavy westerly gee 70 tho Western Islands
whnh heayy NE and westerly gales split sails, &c.
Bark John Benson, Gardner Turks ls'.nde II days. with
salt 70 sturgee Co has experienced heavy weahef and
two Of tho crew are frostbit:en
Brig losrene Clsusen Nor ~ Storm Cad. 60 days With
vine &C. 70 Galway Casado Teller Had heavy woather;
lost both topGsilant n,ass
Brig Bro,her Br) hcsae Cha,loaeown Psi dsys WITH
ocs 70 umSrl Has had heavy weather passage
sshr IaTa:S = !Er, HuiSongs Ja:ns Dec ~h coffee
double topsai brsanne steering Sc showing white DAG
with black letter n centre The experienced succoe
sion OF heavy NV gales On the papsaga
6chr kocA Hin Smith Portland 8 days,
kchr JeBkms Robinson. Ellznbethport for Boston
0ooaner Boston. Serlew, PhiadephA.
Steamer Pelican. AArlsh ProYidencs.
Wind during the day NV
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:ssSs e. an: 81 E
ne 5
dom vito s bales q cotton ssd silver q colo and bars rom
p s 1ao1nns q he 81 d novenser a. i BAD wss.ss-
miles i e & Cape and SS %
and forty niles from Ibis place The master aporeheudins
INK 81 was
board procr sos
saS
When a.w s
eight Zee. Of water In her and exposed the Of the
vrecaae sssss e spprssh ier stnersy xssSer
Ts G oe ws % M sp sy sss
heir vesse and bringing % this port Tney aocsrred out
iS oSer Vessels onod II he enseprs. fhrteeo vssses
Of Dc ssses:e essS Of % Sss CARVING ~ si n,so
ns sias ss'as
sh lois bales q ooson g Ss@ m: Value &c sSo hs<
:Ss ,Se uss ass sn q :: @ ne s
$40 which to decree aiase Upon fun and deliberate
he Jaase iSoush: TIA: 5000 was rsssso.6o compenssoc
for The entire service, and that accordingly de-
The Heidelberg having discharged al e con was exam
Z ssaNSes aesDasoo seas Nossns ncc lost q before e
1 e: q ss
sss.d " e ns e 5 sse
han consigned The CAIRO % ass LII
~ ~, IN s - 1877 ot 49, - Ali v ~ ,
TIE y r anehs Ia rsmsinSer IN bsir euid b
Svsf ~" cav, - - shss rs.e 4. ~ ves nnsrS.s ~
All IN. rs ~, d. shsr E,,a Haiirv 4 Ss xnn
half MILO ann h.iss A. vrcs nss NJ ~ $1,000 fnt Air.
poetcn vi uade Of this cargo has bean proposed
sh.p The whole back 70 New Orleans
Prom the bark Mary Coo about $50 be1 have been saved
and the brig North 1f0 bales only Tho weather has DOT
been favorable for saving properly opposed ~ sone
Ting viii Be done IN pleasant wes;lses.
Tho Basnsrrs steamship Bo-ussi CAPT Tratmsru. sdled
Saturday as, fov Southampton and Hamburg with 70 pss
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Corru.-The market was arrner with sales Il 500
baloe closing q. NC advance ne now quote mddarg Up
iapos Of II nc
Fna,r,s -Enyagenneuts werc Eight, while rates wore
steady To liverpool 100 bales Of cotton wcro engaged
S 10 London, 100 ueroee bef taken n 6e.; 100
bbs Of bacon at 26s The engagements 70 the continent
were light, and rates unchanged
Flsa-The deuand was moderate, while The supplies
limited for the season. The ransAcons embraced
IL day or tvo 500 900 bbs rnckorel a SIG Is ole
for No l, and % rs for large No Too stock hand
lock, 45oo bbh mid rackcra, 40 do. No. do 500
DO No Do $500 do. pioklod herring $50 do salmeo,
30 terces snlron, 90 900 boxes e,ed herring, 900 do
Hnss-yhc activity previously noticed continued. Tho
gales during the past week have reached about 20 COO
hoes, closing At further advance Of lc &c per To-
Evon It this Improvement The puncpal holders decline
TO for the market until aor the new yca-. Mr.
Ha il his circular remarks as fcllows:-The year nov
closed has bccn remarkable for the largest importation
we havo had-cxcecdng by several hundred thou
eands that OF any previous year, the total receipts into
New York being 2o2 against 1851 for 1855 and
17es7s3 for 1857 showing on excs q ass AS over last
year and 543 500 1851. In next hope 70 be
able 70 lay before friends The annual table Of Imports
exports together with the usual review Of the year
business In wet sailed hides there has bean fair bust
ness doing at somewhat higher rates. Tho demand FOR
export continues unabatcd and orders arc nov here for
considerable quaotiy Western and city daughters o.
aler We note sales Of $500 city and western middle
and heavy at shc ss.e, and 500 Association q eye,
cash; also 1000 We: salsd Busn9s Ayrss OK at, 2, ic
| more inquired for, and in view OF tho scarcity
i OF common dry hides find ready sale Of
| full RATS. We note salee Of 1900 dry sailed
Naracaibo at loc six months, and 400 TAmpioo 81 lsc
cash lce per cent Upper Lesaher stock remains quiet
without any quotsbo change b prices Calcutta HIDES
are good request but the Vows Of holders are Ear
above hoec Of buyers thcrc Is o doing In either cow
or bunaios Prices are nominal. Receipts this week
have been light comprising 90 hides from foreign ports
~ follows ol4s naracsbo, ex "rcrcsa; 682 Port an
Platte &c. cI Santiago, and III Southern and ,34t
from nelghboring markets Total, ,tp7 Import sncs
list INST has boon 1so47 hides from foreign ports and
~ ora coastuise Total 13s on The stock hand O
OK and COW hides Il al 900 (sae mo last year, 50 @
year before 37B s0o) 100 bales Calcutta and buso
HsY-Thc market continued TO- rule firm, with SINAI
sales for shipping q u q ~ per 100 lne.
Hors quiet n &c . lee, whne choice vert
held at lie. 1ec rs1f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-02
TIE ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP LINES
Our Record OF the Passages OF
European Steamers.

Rsssagss OF the CanarA, Luvsrpoes and
New YorA ssrow, Live, p.ol asa Pert-
SssS ssr~w, ssushs m vs~s Asd uavse,
osssge~, Galway, Hsabsry aaa Dvs
men Lines OF sssamships fur tAs Year
1e0e, Sc, Se. NAs So
We bow present, our usual annual summary Of tse vsi
go hDes ef steamships running between s county and
nwsps ssyiss ibs pass year.
Tve sieamrhis have been hse wsAh NE wear.
~ nyss was The ASso, Of the galway linz, wssh sa,led
Ssn Ees Sofk IN hs 2sd Of June, and ran ashore on
- Nh, sev repassy Bay, N. r, where she lecams
ssa 1ss but fortanacly Gil the passengers AID crvw
vsss ssvsd The second ssseS 70 NE steamer
hahs, u the Montreal liverpool line which sc,,od
Dem Liverpool for Portland the Dab Of November ana
ss totally wrecked the 9lst Of that month ON Mary
Jhsspb, Nova sco'a, BY which oasuasy q numbsr Of
- Daxtlsers and crew loss their Rv,s
NJ fAs steamship Great Brtsam ssde one voyage from
nssyDosi 70 New York and back having sasod from tho
heT port IN zoe st Of Jay, arrived here % the 18Th
aSs sailed hence Juy - and reached Liverpool Au-
ssssla
n Cunasd Company, In add ton 70 their suai lines
esvcon this city and Boston and Ivcrp,o run four ex
N hesht steamers darag portion of the year. T. sho
NE, Jura, .ups ana IebsnOn-the two former having
nde four ycy agen each the Alps and Lebanon two
vsysges each.
Ne 6osiavo Pastor arrived here from Palermo the
Ass Of March having been thirty three days ON he pas
>ss and sailed as April 10 for Antwerp, which por.
sAs reached kay IL.
Ne Liverpool and New York Screw Steamship Oompa-
- Asvhs purchased Tho steamships Glasgow and Edio-
Dws, q the Glasgow hne, thoy Will hereafter run be-
tween Liverpool and New York All The steamers Of .hts
nhe viii cali as Cork and portion viii also go 10 Glasg,w
esssvs touching at the former port
neW line Of steamers be:vseu Gascuv and Ne,v y~,
- commenced running, They tho John Bell and
uaasd Kbgdom Tho former arrived hero on The 5tn Of
bsssssr and sailed again the l0h the latter arrived
- We 2oh, and called her Fesarn on Saturday the
0aA
NJ suswing tables exhibit the passages q the difs
ss.a sssancrs during the year past well as Of some in
DessneeT 1863 ia majority Of tho lines the time given
Gays. and In most Of the otbors as nssr al could
D assertaincd. We begin with tho
'r CUNABD srcAMERSl
CAqTWgI p Apc acra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-02

(anadnn Hour was quiet 100 bbls were sed At 70 70
IS So Southern in fair request with sales OF about
$40 bbl closing within the range Of the above figures,
Rye -four steany a, quotations. Corn meal quiet
and prices unchanged. Wheat was in steady milling de-
mnpo ana prices firm, while sales limited
$3.50 bushels James river red sold at 81 90, and
200 bushels whitc Canadian ct 81 A. Corn
was less buoyaut, whlc tho sales embraced
900 bushels, including yellow Jersey
and white and yellow southern at 86c SSc. Barley and
rye quiet Oats firm, with modersee sales Of
Western at 4ec 1870, and %ec. SIC. for State and Ca
madam.
C0n4 The market was steady, with sales Of zoo
bags OF Rio At II &c. 11x The esoc January 1899,
VIII DO as follows 1otdl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-02

There has been very little done IN the stock market
during the past week. Al this Of the year there
mover much business; and the non.organauon Of Con-
gress the advance IN money, and similar accidental
causes, have enabled the operators for al 70
small decline In prices since last week. The railway
tranc the principal roads continues to increase and
there every prospect Of active time stocks
after New Year The following table viii chow how stocks
have vorked during thu mast month"; sd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-02
MIsCELLAHEOUs.
CPrCIAL NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
JULES MuMN 90. CHAMPAGNE

We have besn informed hat tn many casas wbsn @
wines-JuLEs AUNM v0-ar called for. many q z
ho4es and he lssde do ths bs recommend anA ouh
tutc another wins o similar name in piAee a ours - -
wine can 10 nhAAned Il les prices
We now mas urgently prctca agAi19 eucn 49,
and wnsu - pnhc net 70 sccept any oher W. M
, called Ar-&astste ~, vHch haa nce ev nr0-ySy..
AUAM CO..06 The name 81 our Aseot 49, -.
yr-on Ae A~h y ah our autograph anGnasuro 70 ~" *
We fsirsh@unss request our casomen and fr!ends %
rncst particular anenhcc 70 The shove lent onea d.n
- the other house similar name be- cnped our Ave
uans show cards. sah act making NE CONFUSION Do
We prcsen, superior article to tho pube and dsa
on our own merit without bong mAslsd win any Aua
VIM sush Wnss n tAuse We sad 70 AmsrA eonGe
WI ~ 1cosaiss O. ve can only admit be VIE w
CI.IoDOf 8 b q Ne sans purity and supasw qhyt
Cur own, and - sdn oFoooG oy3denco d what we
rcer 10 u oplnion q tbs Unned Saes AppsAserA = III
Yosk, Who aeknow1edGed y elf 4uout hat, aec -
mi oxaipatioa wt6 clhse br1ndo inported 10 lh1 ~
~. = ruHH 8 Dos al xxr1dNs. = spprsis Z
wi{h1lanting prueea - hgAor prices han ah9
d. Cnampagps roeetvsd hsro. 20
Our Chaznroxne Braads ocrsaantly on hand q To-
JUIES 6tnG CO.T vRR18kAY CABINET.
JULIA MUNM co - lHPEHl AL
1bs csAer brgnds such - vBRxKKAX D9H md
PRIVATE only 70 special ofder
Tho above wlnes can b. had Of Oil TIE PRINCIPAL -
cvs throughout the Upitsd states ss also The hNv
AosKiLk WINES Of PErAR 4nHoIp MuaH ,,
eoe Aespe for TIE united aaS
I'll JESS aa No - Beaver sGese New
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For The sake Of their dividends, the banks arc pursuing
their usual course, and expanding that they arc
pretty sure to keep the price Of money down.
Foreign exchange Cell n n per cent last week, partly
in consequence Of the advance in money and partly from
the abundant supply Of cotton bills. Tho quotations
for bankers bills are 100 u for sterling and CITY
SCI u for francs 80 days in both cascs.
The price Of sight bills on New York O. the cities men
toned 10 % follows the price being expressed N the cur
yency Of tho cities where the bills arc drawn
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~ me Cy on hancneeter nat ftSoDg heal "
aufog posn D+se psttsg % lbe nrst pteags she ht
Cork July 80 sscou0 Nm u1as pss S,pse
per % maSlng sx days which sfoi bo deducted from
her time.
Ihs Kangaroo eneouo tered severe gales, and
detained upw aJas u %, At Halifax.
On and Ater May o. tue cDtppoans he above
nne toucneo eocr af Belfast and Cork, or at Crk, making
evofy pafta8e cner one Or two oays less than The
above table. ~. II. .sf r.7 stfSs (
VANDERBlLTS NEW YORK, SOUTH AMP ron
I4 AND HAVRE Lane.
BAsrRRN PASSAGES
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Dec, ST. P. n.
AsHss-Ths market quiet, with small sales Of pots
at IS l2hs and pearls n IS 81 = per 100 lba
RNEADTu -F1our-The market for State and Western
brands was hrmer and active. There were some
purchases made speculation. The sales embraced
sbou, 20 900 bbls cosine1whin the following range Of
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FINANCIAL AND coaaMeR clAL.


44s a SUNDAY, Jam I, 1850
The year slcsed On quiet market une. dossriesos
Il merchandise and stock securities Cnsou eonuups %
Dove for aad a. The South with uuexasnplsd Fapsy.
me receipts .. tAe p"sts 70 dsse about 400 bAes
against 100 900 TO New Year 1852 and ~ New
Y'~ 1883 shou,d shs present increase over previous
yss's be maintained and there sign II falhag oI
81 pTessnihe crop win exceed the prov saug estimate Of
4:bo,a0O bales The price IL well susssned TIE year
1859 cloeed on quotation giving II cents Neg Y1k
o. D'dding uplands At ths price, 1. is hardly uecss
say TO OBJ tina. the planter makes fortune .ch
year. The brcadsrutfs market % steady, with fair de
Dand boh for consumption and export bu wvthnM spe
culssive exc ment Prices maintained sbsh whsse
'h'y were week ago. tho quotation for superdns sass
-Four M Is rs 81 IS pays the farmer very we though
Raves but moderate margin for the spectator. Pro-
virons are ssso high: ths quotation for pork at nns
vile ana Cincinnati rewards the pork grower bit leaves
very ire margin for proat to the msrchan, who for
~sras the staple 10 New York or Great Britain.
The following arc the usual comparative O,s:nm Hnose
tabks Of the trade Of the pur. for the weok and since
-, s, fxvosra 81
=. 5Sv TIE sssk 1897. ls6a 1sea
ss ca merchandise isS,s,ss isssSss sssssss
r .: 's' : ;ss :::, !s:.s , ::;s
Since january ], s2l1 "a, $50 iso,2i5s sss,4ls,s4i
ExroR1s EXCLUSIVE or HPsux
lx67. 1859 1060
For the week -. 81 Up 70O 11Ol 500 1O00 o57
Previously reported. 100 1888 5s577,A sSS76,;7o
Since January $50, $50 4ss 5ae7s,ss4 ss776, SIS
EXPORTS SFDM.
DC 29--hg j. n. lawson, Para, Au,sr gold 4l9 OF
31Sssamor burusBis, ParB, silver CON 49,. 500
8l-Sssner Bremrn, Bremen, German silver. 2nO
3lSssaIner Bremen, Hayre, Amer gold coin l65 300
3l-Sseainer Bremen SOUTHAMPTON, Oil bars 900
0-ScbooneT Claro, Jacnsei, spece :. 49,, 1900
N-Schoonsr City Of Washington, Liverpool,
U 8 Mint bars. ........ Is as
fo455oo
Money was active last week. Toward The close Of the
week was in demand Ut advance Of TX per cent
On the rates current week since Tho advance was
saused BY the shns Of leans and the usual preparations
for the Eev Year dividends interest &c reaction may
be expected IN few days. Tho amour, Of mercantile
paper making is moderate and there no speculation at
the Stock Exchange TO justify any permanent advance in
money. The bank statement of Inst week compares as
fows with tina, Of the week previous -
Weeks ding Lnewa Specie Osrrx,otion Dswis
Dec. "a. tl24 Q0S, t2 e67 SN 374 ,72jS767
81 LIS 5ie,ol6 1858 go s,aSe977 u, ss 4s4.
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COMMERCE OF THE Port o. Few YORK.
Arrivals IT View Y0rh for 1850 frem ror-
eAgn Psrts.
10 Mr.. John O. Roach boarding oincer It the Unised
States revenue barge Office, whitehall, arc indebted
for the following statement Of arrivals for the
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