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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-01

81, DkAp,1Mr Otto La Hayne, as was stated in the
while ont Ne rine, met with a painful accident
h nn near month had elapsed. and
nopes were entertained Of his ultimate re.tor,tin
Yestteraay he expired about S O'Clock D. m. MI
Cspj,o e was foreman of freseo painters at the
ri,v was member Of several organizations in thi
az yWUsamong them the Columbia Fire Comnanv
s tne w arlington Yeagers, and the Turner'S III;
resiSsnca -; axe place tomorrow, from his late
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-01

The STREETS AND THE SNow-The sudden f,l,
VI vnS" covering the carriage ways which are NO,
PsssD . and had been previously softened by the
,s,1ys, slT~er OF rain, makes street locomotion
are frequently stopped to give rest to horses mon
srenchins spots In the streets which by neglect OF
ioiiy have become almost as impossible as il bar
. ..cdae1; Inc commissioners were at work will
. .nem taDorsts early this morning, removing tn,
snow from the sidewalks at the reservations SO a
70 make paths for Pedestrians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-01

MONEY LOANED, ia small amounts on good
I'A collateras. AZ 10 "a averue. ia q ST.
CHINA, GLASS, CROCKERY WARE.
~ selling very low ut G.. f.. GREEN'SvN
New store, one door east of tae Kirkwood HO
House. Also, fine TABLE CUTLERY &SU
prices, q:
ia s9-3t GREEN'S
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17

The general cotton market has improved mater
tally during the week. The rapid falling OFF in re-
cepts, with the intent of some planters to hold
back their cotton, will cause the Liverpool market
to hold up.
The sales for this week in our market reach 81
900 bales against $500 bales for the correspond
ing week last year-32 900 bales for the same week
in 1858, and 81 900 for the same week in 1857.
The receipts for the week have been 65 600 bales,
against 81 900 bales for the same week last year.
The receipts at Mobile according to the Journal
of Commerce) for the week ending yesterday (Fri-
day. were "a 1853 bales, against Al ,60s bales cor
responding week last year. A large falling off.
During the week there have been several arrivals
of steamers at Network (not New Orleans, unfor.
tunately) from Earope: the Europa at Boston,
with dates (the latesD from Liverpool up to the
I'd inst. Qst rea); the North Briton at Portland
the Jura and Vigo with intermediate dates. 1t is
useless, however, to comment on the accounts by
the militia steamers The advioes up to the LIST by
tue Europa were very favorable. Middng Orleans
Cotton quoted at I'd, with firm market, aud with
the reduction in the rates of interest. Our market
has responded fayorabiy, and we have got to
work again, moving, that is, both in exchange and
cotton, we hope that we shall have in our next
weekly summary another favorable weeks trans.
actions. In the meantime, should the next advices
from Liverpool prove of favorable character, it
will be out of place for us to be watching the New
York market, which is likely to be affected by the
| political attitude of our country, much more SO
| than our own city,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17

Leyee and good demand the sales embraced
about ZOO sacks, comprising 1900 Mixed at &c.,
A75 Yellow Mixed ct the same, 100 at g., 9d0 Vel
low at the same, and 5000 White in lots at 65e. ~
bushel. In Oats we noticed sales Of about 1000
sacks Prime st. Louis in several lots at 43c. 10
bushel. Of Bran about 300 sacks were disposed
of, including 200 at s5e., and 100 at sl Vi 100 BIS.
PROVISIONS. The transactions ia Pork were
confined to retail lots at sIs@s1s 50 and sI9 %
Dbl. for Mess. In Bacon and Lard we did not hear
Of a sale Of any consequence.
COFFEE. 1850 bags changed hands, including
80 at ios, 200 at l0 500 at H. las at III and 400
at 1l4c. y D..
WHISKY. I'VE did not hear Of sale Of any
moment
FRE1eHrs. We noticed ship taken up for
Europe on private terms, and one for Havre at
lie. for Cotton.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17

III TIE CENFRAL HOUSE, -
MAGNOLIA, MISS.
Has been constructed supply of the citizens Of
New Orleans Persons not desiring to travel thousands miles
for the Of enduring the prvaops Of crowded hotels
aud Northern watering asyums end in Magnolia quiet
healthy hnne with all the comforts af hrst-clas Hotel
Pure freestore good bathing high altitude and pc
tuesque country with beautiful srngng the adysn
thges offered.
Ts place be reached III less than half hours
by the New Orleans ksou and Great Northern Railroad
persons doing business in the
Of night and return before business The day,
mYll tf GEO n. CLARKE Proprietar
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BRAZos sANTIAG GO. 4

To sail on FRIDAY, Dec q, 1850, at o'clock A. M.
rcl NEW ORLEANS AND BRAZos SAN
gNENIA TIAGO U. s. Mail IineFor Brazos Santiago
Indanoa-The superior iron steamship Austin,
r. D. Smith, commander will sail above carrying the U. S.
mails For freight passage having elegant accommodations
apply On board, to
L. @. HARRIS, Manager 81 Camp st.
steamship Of this line will hereafter leave for the above
ports every Friday morning. dlb
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17

I ECoBIPTks & CO.'S CLAEsEp-sAl cases OTIS
IL anQ ps put ap IN n Veey eegsnt style Fer sale t
5. ID. GRATtkA Il Co.,
mas ~ Custouhoase street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17
DENTISTRY.


60 ARTIFICIAL TEETFI-The best,
E.ES2 cheapest and most replete Dental Establish
EFFSy,4ySsS ment in New Orleans, is DIR. FIELDING's
SIlII TI94 Canal street.
His facilities manipulating Artificial Teeth unsurpassed
by any Practical Dentist in the United States defyng compe
ton and at prices charged by the Inexperienced
Persons requiring superior Densy should procure where
they rely upon The experience, skill and in egrty which
Dental Science produce.
Every Artificial Tooth of surprising beauty, which
detected the very productions of nature gradually
storing uniformity the features essential youth and
besy warranted satisfactory for macaton and acua
ton. - -. -.
PAINLESS TOOTHACBE EXTRACTOR, for readily ex-
tracing Teeth without pain superseing anything before
tanned by the profession, astonishing all who witness it.
Ali Operations in Dentistry performed with careand skill and
for cheapne and utility are unsurpassed by others Unsk
fully applied Tech remodeled and fit guaranteed Mt mod
charges AT the following prices written guarantee
compapying each set If desired and not found represented
after two months trial their money will be returned
Full sets Sterling Silver base S25 90
Full finest finish gums, bound 40 10
Full yulcized Rubber equal TO gold from to 50 o.
Full IS carat gold base beautiful form 50 to 50 90
Fall % gold base, from TO l25 10
The most perfect gems that be produced
Those requiring Artificial Teeth cordially invited to call
and examine before engaging elsewhere
DIR. FIELDING, Dental Surgeon,
nc IL 1914 Canal street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17

The sneSie line Of the banks has been increased
$3.50, 900 to-dayssay 100000 to the Citizens Bank
$4,000 to the State Bank The full line will be ON
cn Ss3nday morning overlapping sI2 600 900. This
is less than two years ago, as will appear
~rm5z Specie In vauit. Deposits
pee il 1855 sisI3 "a
Dsg 70 RI. ii76os sl562ss28
~ eAonanee lharAss mas oeen uhder sooa Ieei
s ualng .ne "ssh' tnas is az 10" prices, res
SRi'l@9 sns hiat het- "as .oieIaoy wen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17

SUGAR About 800 hhds. were sold OF IN.
changed prices Fair to Fully Fair 440954c. g h.
MoLAssEs. We noticed sales of about 1000
bbis. at better prices. Prime to Choice 2S@24c.
U gallon.
Flour. -. The supply on the Levee was very
light and the sales were confined to some 500
bbs., of which 100 Common at IS SO, 100 Super.
fine at IS ~, and 500 Extra on private terms.
GRAM,...With light supply of Corn on the
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pa1cEa !:
ToHs ID. BEIN 8 SONS

Agents for the manufacture Of
SHEET AND BOLT COPPER, BRASS AND COPPER
TUBING, TENNESSEE IRON, CAST IRON Pipes,
PLANTATION BELLS, AND BRANCH
CRooKEs L CO.'S SAWS,
Nos. 50 and 81 Camp street,
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CATTLE MARKRT.

JEFFERSON CRY Dec.s1T. 1850
Received Saturday es Western Beeves, 81 Texas
Beeves, 1873 Calves, 23s Sheep, and Mich Cows.
Stock on sale comprises $50 Western Beef Cattle,
1900 Texas Beef Cattle, 25oveal Cattle, $50 Sheep,
and ITO Mich Cows. We quote
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Total General D Deposits :. .
sIl,s60,l7s sle,3I9,6s0 s5,7427 400
Comparative Statement for two Weeks.

Actual inTong Short week 1876
The following table comprises the amount of
loans, long discounts, mortgages and pledges, and
active movement in paper maturing within ninety
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17
MISUNDERSTANDING TABLES


A
In the several Inquiries made u.s. regard
quality Of Cushions of the Billiard Table exhibited by NJ.
BRUNSWICK 4 BRO. Of this city, the Mechanics Fair
and which played friendly game the 10th inst,
happy testify in justice to the mixers that their Tables
anI Cushions particular perfectly in
angles and of the opinion that they be relied such
md consider the which played the best have
We would further remark that found difficulty
w4teser in aeertaning the angles whereby direct
balls order make counts did perceive hard
way The balls struck the eushious from which fact
we infer that whole their Tables perfect every shape
form; in fact pleasure play this Table the
smooth and easy could be desired We therefore
cheeruy recommend the Messrs Brunswick all
and scientific players we'll all those engaged in the bill
liard business worthy of patronage.
Cincinnati October Il, 1860 JOHN DERRY.
In reference above, will the hi premium
Medal for Billiard Tables has been awarded the
sesss Brunswick by the Fair Committee Of the Ohio Mechan-
les Institute.
NB.The above Tables also all other Trimmings in the Bill
lizard ine, for sale at No. as St. Louis street, by
DIS I'm A. W, MERRItM
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of discounts beyond ninety days. Dee. g. 81 $40
of discounts beyond ninety days, Dec 1868
Decrease for the week 16i sss
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getietp Of tge I'LL rktts.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 CAMP

CRESCENT OFFICE No. 10 CAMP STREET,
Monday Morning, Dec II, 1860. !
CoTToN -. The demand continued active on
Saturday, and resulted in sales of about 1850
bales at sitter prices, outside rates being gener-
ally obtained by Factors, but little undoubted
Middliug to be had under loo. We still quote
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Beg leave inform their friends the public that he
Restaurant positively Oh ESDAY 18Th inst Ghsc
oaie, Coffee Lunch, Pastry ETC.. etc, heretofore.
the of many of their customers they have adde's
thereto splendid Restaurant WHICH unquestionabIy CON
with the first establishments Of the kind this civ boil
as regards the cooking and selection OF Wines.
They enabled by improvements made their establish
men attend to orders throughout the city for Dinners Sup
pers, Lunches and Pastry
received also Ghares street. Nc S. corner Can't
Ut the Chocolate Mandatory. MS In
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17

billiard TABLES, GoEsTAN ON HAND
Dand for sale from the mandatory OF Mssrs. NJ BRUINS
WICK BRO Cincinnati Superior Rosewood Billiard Tables
Rcks Patent Gushions also Cloths Balls Cues and all
other Trimmings belonging TO this line.
AL orders thankfully received and promptly attended to-
a. W MERRIAM
ALI " ST Charles Billiard Room. N. o.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17
MURPHY's HOTEL,
Nos. IS AND lGo ST. CHARLES STREET,
Established 1881

This comnodlous establishment having been thoroughly
vnted making II tire most PLEASANT well as CEN
TRIAL LOCATIONS in this city the proprietor tenders to his
friends his thanks for their patronage heretofore and
sects continuation Of theft favor confidently assuring them
TINT nothing THAI money bug shall be wanting that may
contrihute their comfort The BAR and TENPIN All
LEYS connected with the establishment unsurpassed
self II RICHARD MURPHY, Proprietor.
20, STRAWBRIDGE HALL, DELIGHTFULLY."-
T situated in the Piney Woods Govington, La, will
Whitman open during the winter for the reception Of Families
and guests and offers unusual Inducements nyalds Rnd
those seeking the beneficial influences Of dry equabe South
climate and good chaly bsge and sulphur springs with the
retirement or country home
The subscriber hatieT That his patrons will be salts
fed m the attention that will be paid TO their comfort and
% dlm-2tautf u. W. HENDERSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-01

ouy ,npcrsed about go 900 COO IN vaius rney thu
cefv-c through Novthern po- and especially
tos
ne linens damaged by the Gre IN the store Il Aessrs
James White To-, were sold at auction to-day. and
grew goo cnmpsny me export trade, nclodins ship
ht 70 cnns, having revived 10 s,me degree, mpASted
s',.nt u " prices for dosestic cotton piece goodt
uns y ~. ana Tor that purpose The production o.
o'"", Phn print cloths and duck we're 70
oue'o, while other knds vero und insnshed
Wns ~efs IA e"oo EXPORT demand prices 6rm Do1
va q'he' snu lom'nsi Amidst The prevailing dutpen
would Ne wsss- of space time /, repeat quota
uo., The zane stssnaton oharac,erixea the mart et
tor foreign goods vicn iuu- nosd for domestic st.
cles Many importers, n ssid, nave dim o snsd ~
onuute uAnoed their orders and that for bcn a
npor,ssonr would snow mst4ria decne In the amount
compared ~fth w1st been the case
~ suction ssles held OF m,susllAneou articles
Tho chief currees done to the sdcsiou was coo
rned 10 s.ods nom the recent hre sold mosiy
on account Of underwriters
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-01
DRY GOODS TRADE.

Inc following OamIsrstiye stAs Of The In orts
ros-,sa ar, .ooos Nee YORK for aud
JurAry L.
fcr ihs 1858 1859 1880.
a. port, 81 6os $50 l.h0S.s73 20. o3l
Tnro1n - mar.et.. oto, 400 l<lv,7e4 o3v s0s
.NSoe Jan. |
klsed :. he yor, 80 $40 s2s ,cs sgs 1is % 2l7 $40
rnroSu .ykes. 63 ssi TOO lO3 t79 TAI a5 Coo 799
~ the sn"yo ,snie i that tn
dry socds toe pact the smount thrown up,a
she u.rse, than they tor the p4r,,d
IA tho i~o preceding The aggregates since the
IL ~ Jsoasy tat about egn nil Ions less thxn ,aey
or The year, nut srgeiy IN exce-s o.
uste Ia ue,sw. prod IN 1858 rns,e only rems,ns
cue moot. more 20, ,ts year Tine sm,ant Of en-
tai year reached about Sl05 900 600 ems yea,
they ~gl approximate about slo0 900 90
he sfecs ~ he pfese1t s,at- Il feeling
o. fess,.o he other sia., = serious
ipapor1 MS, b. sxpo,.d ms year |. to- near
ess be ~itaessed the afs qaar,ar
1871 ne cArsoss tneir say, de
nysrod, ~ll y. n..y " swell sns ssg-gAt-r 10 tne
soove estimate " ,1e Roecs the pact 50
hs amounted % si72 2sl oottps y09 SOL; slks, SIN,
sas. nss 500 ssv miscellaneous, 81, ana rol~l,
y6le 80 i.fa 4e give sseie~ ~ psrticalsrs;--
t-ieres lar tsnssSpaSH
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FAMILY MARKET REVIEW.

AFFAIR =, Msxbiustoo msrset, - will no observed By
the atjousd table about toe ,as
Quota,iols;-
rIsp -Port@rhous4 steak. l8c. 20c per ID srls,n
IA, 10 russttps peces, l2c. loo corned pioces,
81 tVc.
srrros -chots 10 l4c per ID. hind quarters loo,
. ~. isob, 100. . tsc
Wal -oui~,s ,so 20s yer 10 fore quarters 90. t.
~ hsc gusst@'s LOG . 40
iokK -rre,b pprs, ~. 10; sailed pork, l2c
hsu,, Ia roast ting pisr 81 IS ~ 90
toulrsS -hsksss lac q 49, per ID o~s, l2c r
L. s..s. Toe . Ia oucss. pair. canvass back
81 30 = ~. cartridges, .er pair 81 y 81 10.
FnB.-,nohsh, ~ PER In Founders o. ees, 100 .
IL sri,@d osss IN los oysters, per 100 VI ia
green tayte, l2c loo terrapin, per dozen, ~ -
btrvsR, tS1s &c -prsnee county butter, $50 yer 10
Western, 10 1850 state, 400 = 25c. cneese, l2o
pineapple cheese, "a; Enxlnn dairy, lac eggs
par dorsn 2bc.
vsesrsRIss - po,stoee peach blown, 81 10 . - PEI
hb, nsfc-rs, 81 IS . -; nycsmsn's, 81 b,us eyes
1s ~ rs; ssees, 2bs per hsn peck turnps 30 l2c
YER hsI l.cs; oarn~. 3. q o. per punch,
Fsur -Orarges yer leo, IS; lemons, par box, %
srrcs ~ lsc per nat reok hot house grapes, Doc
To- u~r 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-01
POSTAL DIRE SeURY.


F0fsIA. As0 1s.sa.s Mails
Al.o-IsG rHk new YORK oyYICH-
n ro~ orct ii aAb paxs six osOcs r. n,
NcS~rr,r. .Nnrh .ibsay baraio and CAaads.. 5k
Ssrrrn a. =; - ~ are Ak. and *
souih aoS - W malls. =. q A. \. and ~
kAst1rn mail oy railroad. IA \. and !
= by failr al, extra NAL. 81 Z. =
:. bl sfsAn boat 4. ........S r !
III vii be noticed that An extra mail for the East
ss6n r n gees Into ,Ati N to-day
sssass sAils ~ snnas, III osils Oh - II thus ofncs
aAl1vossiA. BY ri,..4,saip -, on Saturday. Do
m. "v.- and ssiI for o.iifo,ni. s.,s. !
Louis SoutAy and rhursday n A.
Lsners Se,igned for h shoulo be uarkss ~ove
snn vis ~ .-Duis =
ALAaS CIR n. over Mall fros 81 Joseph Gao 70 s,
Lake Cfy lcsv~s st. Joseph every Monday q
tvsrsnd. via It Joseph"
"a. yAcrric. b. steamship -, on saturday, De.
nAAAnA % he t.y ar,sr he arrival q sssA u.
Essntn the 1eamer KArnss vii be despstst
With msils for The Bahama Isls,ds 70 BE- land
ssssrs......sy arAn.hl, City 4 Baltimore for
l'vsrp = SATURDAY Decv lo-r !, at 10 4.
by sS.afhp ieutonis Tor Hamburg.
on Saturday, psremb-r .t...........N A.
Na-.Tit....Fs ae<-nsT Bisnyilse, day, Do
11Aurr l................ a.
rmB or CLOSING At TnE LONDON oPPIUs.
essray... She .verlans Mat tn Rnbay closes In Lone
EtS,o-s;-Vs MAr-eiles 90 the - AMI lSs
eAeh niontn Wis soutnanptos op M I'm
sAlosvrA... 8 iy.t isa, scs, VA AAsslnea saa. u
D'h NH VA Souih~mpt-s.
oKSi no. W. Ma .ei'~ o. he Han and sess Via sv
AUSTRALIA. VIA ssrs1l"s and sues on the lsa VIA sos
aGp.n and saez. 18th.
kAss Via he eth 900 z7th u tho mouth
- The Asrv-u~~ us,s despatched Of 81
should any n gbese dates fall Sunday. Ia
tssp.lsheo y. folo~inr ,v-uinx
TA~ souths unpt,n Malls Ae srsicsed The
sAi-s ssoa6 any NJ Ties. fsl sunday,
nall srsrsi1ssd The uorui y crsst,u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-01

NJ Nsd.T renssGs IN hn u,athfy circular - 'oi
i0~st the u OCT At meet pro- pevJus seasoo businsse
has becp rnddAlly Brought to comulets stu ~
cammtFc,s rrifs tsuset by tayeateo1H poiticz trod
bic RI~ sihorFD siulnst ~ 6verc ~ the o-ueai 90
pa-sed ,ht0rsh oty hfee ago, The sq noss,
Tar hev. disastrous then, S,nx the
sasd strength ef nercs, community; yet 70 10
seuts be bop<d that ny strong opnrsiion of the
opseFrstvs eLmeSts all tn sections % the country,
TIE npforuus. osusc ~ All nrn~a'oa gill s-~iy
sna permanently removed, - . ooat,npaa,s FIR
ensh TIME c exvtus rtr'ogaocy aud aistrass
&ouh ocrsaply so " most lanelisos results ', ~
classes. vhs rscsivity n4, - fsr, oot taif-no-d
socks accun Mating hut peid IN nrn nspds,
a.. rplses there seoers crash branch ~ trade
All ne musD Affected. .tcsp mat isAers ~ NJ eau
to1e operations TIL v-tuvu ~ snn OH
sarrsrt revival o, pAde Anne paas Of davAnS onoA
Ysrs effected the part OF m,utn ~
vel msmtsiLss prizes the wslanzas Doara .
sfgs rAraai az IN. ~ Ysra wili %
lauo.c tts giving fsr stock 70 Win
ghsu burners resumed. ln domestic lea Tn.
s.gnaacy prevails pes tr all sorts IN tue sbseoo. Of
any oeLaaui ~ertn LoiicIr, being nominal
issraKk There has brt little demand fur sbe
artnrea srtc MS seek, and price. may auotei
nominal n. receipts continue moderate the sSosk
well asyurtsr.
AHrKsy -Ssier OF 40 . 90 nbls ~ l9xc
Vol --,u~ctipty s,ti perv,oes TIE nsyEet Prices
nj CARPET Qls.s unch -n2ra sniie rotniug descri,
,icn, bSys nay declined 70 10 10 p-y Sma,i
pare ~ nf-e, iui cnasged nAids nut
nst.r A., s.r for casn ,hAn tncse recently
srY
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,srs ~ sew SorA, Rovsmbar 30, iso

NJ Gs~ NnrA. m .iO. INA
u.EAerp.
.ssuship NY Of Baltimore OR. rstris nverpoo'-''
esse - - .-,.-,-..,
s'S s1s ."''s w, 1''''' =. O'''~', no '.'
ssrsa.s1'. hu,i1 lie ros., Ssssnnsn.h Oron~eh
$40 ss--ss..~s., sr,ss, .ai-e,D- " ' ssAuid.
lS.rs r-n,ucss, Leighton. Iondcp--ymaxa. del Van.
has sessioss, Lotnrvp, sAni4 ssrsaA, 1c-Haody
Lara x,sac valley, sus.eli, rsmp,o-o " Van sssDc
Rsss rsl.Aa, hddis Be- ne, 3d. seI.
s,is ssss 'f By w. kadclf' f.iaaa S w.i.ss '
-. roshrds- Neal, pen.ssrrs-D rrowsrsr.
tfis ssspr-ses ~ s@ros- .ess.tf ! bunc,a,
lsr,s Lncoan y ,na,as. azas.thDors-s = sac. a %
se.r n fssriieri ss<us-g' re,ers
sssr Z seefss G-snss :, John ND Dewoif
ser Palmer 1erry srssos-H sonisnaJa Son
sssr lIos.sd -,css-sn. .'slse., q s.rsro-.
sehr ss,..r,. ce'psr, s,vsna,s-Ss. rssay, " = =
-cf j. . scrsalDu, ina Nor~l-h he s.cssi:
sic1p = Wise, DNston rev hsven-h Hsese1
4sSlyLn
% sS's, r,, 1877 Ca Powell Nnninsa ~ IN
fn - 80 .s,s ssrs J frs ~ ,as.res ~. a.
e.. s.m. ss' 20 hAYpAaaan'cA 0s'ssa = "'s'o
a. rass,r Ps,use. ws~rp B,uu1r~ ~ss nA.
R's s. % -, Crvsrs. - ~ nss
~hl- .sssi VA REQ al..oad % esrrs, Ssd iri,rr
y ~ !. . as%1 f..p y,a ruru..l 90 mas. .sa
srrs, : Il cras ssi as y,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-01

today a rumor gained ground that the Cabinet
was unit on The subject u the general condition
OF the country, and prices revived a shade. The
following we're the closing quotations OF the day
Ienhs-ses g., IS 1; Virginia o., 70 1; Missouri
g., % /; California "a. IS 30; Pacific Nail,
7sA a.; New York Central, Tot 4; Ere ga /;
Hudson RIVER, ~ 1; Harlem, l4l d: Harlem
Hs-'euea s2a Il Rssa,ag, "a . 1, Michigan Cen
tal, k9a !; Michigan southern aud Northern 10
oans, IA 10; do. guaranteed. sol = j; Ps,ana,
ina &; iitnos Cen'rai, 50 I; Gai'na ano mi
eapo, Is = 1: Cleveland and JoI.no, 26l l. chi.
cago ard Roci Island, 81 81; Chicago, smhng-
toh sEd QUINCY, ssa4
The exchanges at the BANK Gearing House this
nonlin. were s27 1858 ,5s7 60, and the balances 81,
AS ,o4l 81,
Tie Howard Insurance Company have declared
a dividend 81 'sp p-, cent, payable on the iOh Of
December,
The movements ~ The banks III the -four prnc,pai
cities Of tie Inlon, III which weekly reports are
MADE, ne shown by beu last statements a.. A. toll
lnu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-01

rhe s1peru, o-irs % the sn'pnsnn 70 China, ~ers
larger The pss week Than tor time Previoiay.
fs,ors q domestic oot.t gods for tbs weex ending
Nov eueG %, $50, we're a. folo~.-