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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-03

scrip dividend of sixteen and twothirds pc,

a scrip dividend OF sixteen and twothirds pc,
cent.
The agents of the Rock Island Railroad have been
instructed not to make any permanent arrangements
for freight business with any Eastern road, intend.
ing to hold their influence for the highest bidder,
whether it be the Grand Trunk, the Fort Wayne or
the New York roads. As this company controls 400
miles of road, its action is of Importance and its
business valuable.
The Newark Daily Advertiser says in relation
to the Hoboken Land Company BILL
The opponents Of the bill predict veto on the ground
mat the Legislature cannot grant company the priv
leRe OF taking the property Of rival company any
condit0n but the Governor will look carefully into the
whole matter independently OF all outside Influences He
viii examine the provisions In all their bearings, and
have the faith 10 believe that his conclusions will be such
as will ultimately be approved we'll by the courts
the people, Up TO this time he has given indication OF
for hneef advance Of the receipt Of the bill The &C.
neral expectation 10, that veto Ia ntcrposed that
the act WILL notwithstanding, be passed by constitution
al majority and then the win be carried into the
courts by the contrasting company, who will surely leave
no means OF protecting themselves unried The bill re-
qures that the road shall be begun within six months and
completed within three years, the become void
The representatives Of Mr.. Stevens express confidence
that IL viii be completed within year, unless they en-
counter some unexpected impeachment
The Assembly amendments to the bill were con
Cured in by the Senate by vote of II to4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-03

The Su:s: during the past week has BEEN oersSy
active The southern trade is At its height. while ths.
from the West is yet limited though il Is expected 10
increase q the season advances Some orders from the
South have been duplicated Cotton domestic goods were
steady and the prices Of the previous week sustained
Tho heavy export demand, and especially for China,
TIM % Keep Up the Prices s heavy fabrics SUITABLE for
continue favorable, and in some places mills being
erected The Wamsutta Company, which own extensive
their premises Standard makes Of heavy brown sheet
ings and shirtings were firmly held at sac medium
shir!iDgs were steady at 7Xc; fine ~ shirtings Of
quotations. Drills were firm, and those suitable for ex
port TO China were sold ahead Of production gene
rally at S1c We quote beached at &c. and blues at loc
104c Printing cloths we're In fair request and prices
unchanged In prints the demand has been good for
tain styles OF madders in neat small figures Lawns
mand including chaes. Certain styles of fancy cas-
simeres were in steady demand, including fine ali wool
Low priced medium woollens were in limited request.
Low priced black doe6kns steady. Kentucky jeans
were quiet Crpengs we're TN fair request and prices
unchanged.
fair though rather easier for fine dress styles Fancy
worsed dry goods were In fair request Plain worsted
were quiet and prices lower. Tho movement in
sirable styles continue steady, and in some lines
Of desirable silk patterns sales were olerably active,
the chief demand being from the Southern trade Other
less novel and fashionable styles inactive The
movement in heavy British goods was Light and the
same may be said in reference TO German woolens,
c0thers have not yet commenced manufacturing the
coming Southern autumn trade. With fine weather the
city retail trade has been rather lively.
The feature Of the week has been the advent Of large
auction sales, which embraced heavy catalogues Of
shawls and British dry goods sale Of spring shawls
Of the importation Of Messrs Hennequn Co. was held
Today, comprising DOL ,. ots. The sale drew good
ty Co. held fair sale of carpetng and mating A
considerable sale Of French goods, Of the importation Of
Meesrs. John Dye Co., s 10 Off To- morrow which,
being the first or importance this season will II sup
posed, draw good company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-03

Exports from the Pert Of New York to
Foreign Ports for the Week Ending
February ~, 1860.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-03


9asXr Steamship Issssl, Rollins Hsvsna and Key Wet:
fssa Cs'ss sssS :s Cd
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Ss Sw oEtx 1asn March T v ten ,hn, ,n
arch Pssc VIM RAhDons, Praa and RocEawsy, LufSins,
NORFOLK. Feb 2s-cid schr Davidson, Ryder, for n
NEvPoRr Feb 29,sld srigs Lincoln, Cornw.ni., from
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whence for Jsck;snyille; Mary Anna GIBBS. % Sor
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-03

BEAp Lo-For the last I've weeks the directors Of the
branch Of the Farmers Bank Of Virginia, located in
Lynchburg, have been dead locked, not being able 70
elect President Every Wednesday, tina: being discount
day, they ballot but each aide REMAINS nrm and eec-
ton ID made.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-03

CANADIAN flour firm, with sales Of $40 bbs at S. 65
81. Southern -four firm and in good request, with
sales Of about bbs closing within the range OF the
above quotations. Rye flour was steady at quotations,
while the sales embraced about 100 bbs Corn meal was
steady ut quotations. and sales limited. Wheat firm
en- with Gales bushels including Milwaukee club At
81 prime white Western (reported) ct 81 and
mon California at Corn drm and more active with
sales OF 5000 1000 bushels at 77c Sc for mixed
white and yellow Southern. Barley fair request
with sales Of 1000 bushels State at Slc Ryesaes Of
$500 bushels made At p I. Oats were steady at
yesterday prices The following statement from the cir
our and grain b te for bs wes Snn
Flour, Wheat, Rye, Corn, Oats,
b6ls. bushels 5,uheis. bushels. bushels.
Railroad. 49,. 3,169 652 2,670 1880
Other sources. 1921 1,5o2 $1,000 $500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-03

heavy, phowhg thas our trade with That country b on
TIE n@sase Among the exports win be noticed 81 3so
~ Iverpoo Next 70 China tho largest shipments were
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-03

earnin OF Febru2ry were $ZOS 4zz against ISV,o0o
in sanmsnth last year-increase, SIS, 1888. Illinois
Centrswas held higher; its February earnings
were $3.50, against $l33 1873 last year-ncrease,
@53,O0l The business in State stocks and
Yailwatonds continues fair. Nissouris are sold
short othe reassembling Of the Legislature; but
there ems reason to believe that the conserva-
tive SPIT which led them to reject the proposals
Of the:overnor for fresh issues will again induce
them tadjourn without passing any Of the rail-
road bb. This afternoon the market was active,
and stks closed firm at the following quota
ti0ns- yrginis SIS, 80 /; Missouri 6's, 804 I;
CantonCompany, % %; Cumberland Goal, ls
4; Pact Mail, SO ]; New York Central, Ut i;
Erie, SD 0; Hudson River, $50 I; Harlem, ga !;
HarlenDrefered, 32a I; Reading, 403 IL; Michi-
gan Cetral, 37A 3s; Michigan Southern and
NortheA Indiana, u a 8; do. guaranteed, III Is;
Panama l34 Aba; Illinois Central, 57l q I; Galena
and Chhgo, sig I; Cleveland and Toledo, l9t q I;
Chicago and Rock Island, 63 /; Illinois Central
rs ssa $50.
The Cleveland and Toledo earnings for February
foot mp 67,325, against $5e,937 same month last
year-iDrease s10,3ss.
The FLOWING was the business of the Sub Treasu-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-03

Mr. RAIDER in his monthly circular, remarks ~ follows
The approach Of spring generally brings brker demand
for our gooas but - yet decided signs Of revival have
appeared. A fair amount Of businesses has been done
during last month, but without real animation there
lack Of confidence m the goods Offering the quality gen.
orally not being In correspondence with the prices de-
msnded Some sorts Of domestic leaf have enjoyed
good demand. In Kentucky the transactions were con-
fined chiefly 70 light home trade. Prices for fine
featuring leaf are high but not much selling a cutters
expect by holding back TO be able 10 check advancing
tendency. We continue quotations-Lngs, Axe. 5Hc
common, SIC &c. medium, eye. o 7Kc; good, SC. q
l0hc. fine 70 select 1lc 13c. Quite active business
has been going seedleaf filters and medium TO good
wrappers for export and surplus old stocks Of these
have been pretty well cleared however foreign buyers
only be induced to operate by very moderate prices
. continuance Of demand only be based upon low
prices. Florida comes IN sparingy and readily sold at
higher averages than last season, the style Of The article
beng better
wmsKEY.-The market was without change Of moment
in prices Sales oil about 300 bbls reported at
24c The latter figure included some barrels known
the sStar" brand.
wooL-Flcece and pulled continues quiet, and we hear
only Of small sales Of the former al 38c. &c. The
market is we'll supplied with California but the demand is
light In foreign there s little doing, and the only sale
reported is 80 bales washed Smyrna at &c, mos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-03

The I0HoWmg B comparative suVmeht OF inc imports
Of foreign dry goods at the port Of New York for the
week aimee sincl Jan. L.
For the Week. 1858. 1850. $780,
Entered at the port 81 187,S77 3347,0 01 S45 263
Thrown on market. 15so,6ss 3,a47,2eo l,o22,A6
Since Jan /.
Eenered at port. ,612 225 "a, 4SoSl3 2,49 1851
Thrown on market IL ,626.l45 26,54ss67 26,595 $40
By the above statement it will be seen that the
amount of dry goods eneredat this port the past week.
well as the amount thrown upon the market, mat
eriay less than those Of any preceding week Of the
present year, ana also under the returns for the
period Of the two preceding years. THIS not accidental
may be considered favorable turn in the tide Of heavy
imporatons OF the goods entered for consumption the
past week woolens amounted to $685. cotton goods
TO SITS sos; silk do $S6 921 fax do $40 283 and mis-
cellaneous TO $194 AS Total 1871 093
Annexed give tables showing the classification and
value Of the goods entered for consumption the past week
with the amounts thrown upon the market, warehoused
and withdrawn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-03
THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

The following comparative statement Of the imports
Of foreign dry goods at the port Of New York for the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-03

The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
.nornins were sa2,l22,o37 So, and the balances
slls6,3B s4
The receiver of the Erie road advertises to pay
the september, 1882 coupon upon the second
mortgage bonds March IL. Payment will be made
at the Office of the company.
The following dividends have been declared
The Groeers Fire Insurance Company, semian-
nuai dividend OF six per cent, payable on demand;
the Corn Exchange Fire Insurance Company, o
semiannual dividend of ten per cent, payable on
demand; me Palmer Manufacturing Company, at.
Palmer Mass, dividend of four per cent sixteen
dollars share, payable on demand; the Union Mu.
''pal Marine Insurance Company, Of New Bedford,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-29
,rHE LoUIsyILLE ARrnsIAN WE'LL WAFER

Celebrated Water which obaiaed from the Aresis
Wen Louisville from The depth of 2 iet has heen proved
OF Professor Smith, OF Louisville aud
Professor James R. ChsH, OF New York TO be closely a
In Its medicinal properties TO the artsned waters ot ih-
gen. Bavaria superior fb8s Of the Bise be OF Asn
ueky and the Congress- Springs saraog now fog ss IN
this city.
Diseases Dyspepsia Costtsenes Dersngsments
Liver Nervousness, ets. L far surpases as OF IN
mineral afers heg14ofore PIT up heaes and
packed with IN pfa strong Boxes eollisag tvs
dozen bottles. Fer ssFin Ne 0Tieaps by
P. B. RGRRALh5 Commission Mafehant,
waO Sa Nc Y Pnsdras street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-29
Ayers Aggae Cure.

For the speedy Intermittent Fever Fever and Agup,
Remitcu Fever Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical Head
ache Bilious Headache and Bilious Ftsers, indeed for the
whole class OF fdiseases originating in hillary arrangement caused
by the Malaria of Aasmac countries
We enabled here offer the community remedy which,
while the above complaints with certainty still
feetiy harmless in quantity. Such remedy is invaluable
districts where these acng disorders prevail This Cure
expes masmac poison of Fever and Agne from the syE
TEN the development of the disease if taken
the first approach OF its ptemonoty symptoms It is not only
the best remedy yet discovered for this class OF complaints
but also the cheapest The large quantity supply for dol
lar brings within the reach OF everybody and in bilious dis
where Fever nnd Ague PREVAILS everybody should have
1t and freely both for and protection great snpe
rorty Of this remedy other discovered for the
speedy and certain OF lnterments is that it contains
Qninne mineral consequently produces quinm other
injurious effects whatever upon the constitution Those cured
by left if they had had The disease
Fever and Agne not alone the consequence of the masnac
poison great variety of disorders arise from its irritation
among which Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout Headache
Blindness Toothace, Earche CNarrh, Asthma, Papiation
Painful Affection of the speer Mysteries Pan in the Bowels
Collie Paralysis and DeHngemcn of the Stomach all of which,
become periodical This CuHE" eNpe poison from the
blood and consequently them all alike 1t is an nval
uabe protection immigrants and persons travelling
poray residing in the maiGous districts II taken occasionally
daily while exposed The Infection that will be eXcreed
the SYSTEM and cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity
rpen disease. Hence it is valuable for potec
ion than cure and few will suffer from Inenittens il
they avail themselves of the protection this remedy affords
Prepared by Dr.. J. c. AVER & Co, Lowell, Mass.
Sold by JOHN WRIGHT CO., Nos. 2l and l5l Chartres
street, New Orleans. and by NIL Druggists. iel3 SESW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-29
PHILADELPHIA CARDS.
je5 1y&w
w. 6S Js It. STARR
40 CAMDEN IRON WORKS
Camden Ha1x .Iers. sFx

w. SS J. II. STARR
~' CAMDEN IRON WORKS
Camden, New sJers sgs
-~1znafssurers og--
All kinds If GA5TTNGS sn1 APPARATUS for AS WoR XSY
WROUGHT IRON ROOF FRAMES, for Resorts aad 9th
Houses,
REPORTS all CASTINGS rsqHired for setting ttsrn
7stest and most fnPsoyed nodes.
WASHERS, CeNDEN5ERss sCRUBBERs and EXHAUST
EEs, for reseying the Retorss from preasure.
vnying from 1000 TO I,5essoo czsse Ct daily
purifying eapSsIty.
WROUGHT IRON LIME sHsvgs, fer PUREFIEKz
STATION METERS, Of all asss g
GAS HOLDERS, TELESCOPE md SINGLE ,yish Csss Iron
Guide ard Suspension Frames.
GAS GOVERNORS REGBLAToRs
STREET. MAINS, ~ to 4s inches daessr far yr or
Gas.
STREET MAIN eeSHEGfIoEs sscia 90 Braaehss, H.xa,
Drips Sleeves, etc.
STOP VALVES from 5sinehes faced or
WROUGHT IRON WORK-A1l the Smith ana Sheet Inu,r
Work required in and about Gas Works.
S3~Condmunicatens should be addressed PRINCI-
PAL OFFICE, CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY
HSrBRANCH OFFICE, l25 SOUTH THIRD STREET -
PHILADELPHIA. feI3 Iy&W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-29
comnonnd llxtrnct 81 sarsa r,a,,Illa.

Tie etieCua remedy which the medical Skill OF orr
times devise for this everywhere prevailing and f male
aS. combined from the most active relnsiia that tyt
been discovered the eXpurgaon OF This foHl disorder from
the blood and the Of tile system from is destructive
sequences Hence should be employed the mol OY
scrofna but nso those other affections which arise from
such EFabya and Skin Diseases, St Alhsnys Fire Rose,
or Ery sineas Pnplas Pue'ues BoaeF, Bans Hd B0lS,
fnors, letter md salt lS}eH SGad Head iiinWos Rn
mam SyphiiU aud Mercufiu R atst7 lRrSvt Hyzplps&t
Debility, and, indeed all conldins atug f Eiti!Sd q
Impure Blood. The popular belief for impi r blood
founded truth or Srrotla is degeHela Of the blood
The particular purpose and virtue OF is Snr Rala to pu
rify gRgeneite This vital ui without which sound heal
is pposs .bla in euntarsiuated Constitutions.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-29

HOLLAND Council of Royal and Select
MASTERS, No. the FOURTH THURSDAY OF every
month Of Concord Royal Arch Chapter No. Odd
Fellows Hail. First District.
OFFIegns-f IL Holland T. H. g.. M: @. p Crane,
D. NJ A. Bartlette P. c.. w; Bruno de Lucas,
Treasurer Furneaux Recode H. j. S,ansbnty Captain
Guards j. o. Wood Conductor; A. Ohergeld Steward
Peter Monsen Sentinel. SELF iy
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-29
ADJUSTMENTS.
THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
-tPorrnerly-
spaIding & Rogers Amphitheater.

The management repeefu y announce the OPENING OF
THE SEASON at this esabs ment. MONDAY, October j.
1850 with
RUsfsgY 4. HEBrOnsgS NTEsTRELs,
erely reoranzed and reeonsuc this year, comprising
conpe.e MUSICAL oPERATIC. P. tNToyIfIG TROUPE,
selected at home and from abroad
Alterations additions embellishments ID Improvements viii
be observed throughout tle building
WTDENED Pass GFs and A n pITToy n IN. ENTRA NCrpS
viii greatly facilitate inges and eres isereased rentia-
ton to the theater wbiit NEW COMMUNICATION with
easy grades, gives easy atcse, to The N,se,,,
a NEW TICKET oPFTGF esntfgnou. n the .ntsr to,7s-
will expedite the sale of tickets, and !. Nv,
sica, operate and Hpuoisornatc yoyetv Il, , a. ~,
stage. The Museum has been provided with conti, i
Of attractions. sao ot
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-29
R A. FAIINEsTocI&'s VERNnFUGE.

This safe and only remedy for Worms has been more
extensively used by regular practising physicians than any pro
pcars which made its appearance IN the
United Suites.
with the freedom and confidence by gentle
who have att lined enpence in The medical profession in
all the Middle, Western and Southern states.
Thegrea case popularity the that nothing has
yet been sH and I be sqne9 @ IN rs psSSS m S @nH rS
If worms ara ~ p f the system, it will speedily cx-
| mel them witbosd they will bep
! But in ord whine article, every purchaser
shnn,f In On to tile initials on the bot
lie and wyapp1 rrABLEs-BILLee that he is buying 3.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-29
IT. A. KINGSTON.


SUCCESSION OF GEORGE PATTERSON, DECEASED
No. l66l9-Seeond District Valuable improved
ey known Paers0ns Foundry, situate the Of
Dcord and New Levee Streets steam engines machinery,
stock materials etc.