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THE COURTS.

FIRST DISTRICT CoURT-Judge C0Hens.-Dur-
ing Ill OF yest this occupied in he al vf the
ease Of Chucs Cmk,, charged With the mud of vii am
tic coffee och last night, the jury returned
verdc' Of gully of III Tstughtcr
RECORDER EMERsoN's CouRT.-Capt. Charles
ReyuUd, ,lfe Robinson, examined yes
ted ~ upon the cbu gr PREFER aeRnst by Thomas H.
him fraud he extent of s3S6S, in tn matter
Of circt ng freights on cargo cotton pped ON
Parish in spril ulimo After the examination of two wit
neseS, the assumed llte complexion business
Reg 's lnc Recorder declared the charge
frivoou one nnd gv the Cagal" ~ honorable discharge.
Win T. rly 'Hrged from the alton listicHlly
cstisirg and wrh knit ng to eviscecate Pat McGof-
ern, on tie nj h, of the t. h ult,
The foil wing III sneuShed honor Of being admitted
nto the society for G,emerships Of three moh VIM
HNrsIi. for tAndipg me- Sta"ei Bland, and threatening
Nuke hrn n tho foot Canal lin had
wick for dropnug his uieys the M Bella Carr of Dry
VIM Dunn, for calling Tim Dr,scn o.t OF his
name and threatening to Interfere wi his health at No
on Race llu RubeccG giving
Joe nigby char ge i" S
The parties arrugued and booked for utu
Ilnrs ncvlin charged with nluging ancient and
lighttn exercise OF whipping NJ his hotel constance
stIe+i. lacked no for rX mi a"n today. . ,
and RiC"Hd Fahy. charged with eff ctually
mnuuy he of John Lombard, Vt the corner
Mike tIn,r cha ged with dis1u "g the peace and mnt
pieces Of James Fvnn'S property Magazine locked mp
had Augas Mrs Ellen tnpafeo and family Mt Tbs
PyIIis ST. Ia streets, he great disgust of tht
| motlel and demorali2a ion her children b ii
Mrs e. Ne H. charged with c%hAusti her bill nysgaic die
tOntry In Co lev, Of St Jams and ST. john i
Baptist sucet, with inpessiug thnt lady with the fear
| All mInlaiy fecea.e. Bail :,
Ann Pnckpnhhm charged with stealing Sl5 shawl from
Alex A. Cohens rcd.ure, No S4 carondcot Locke
| James scahell, charged with making Mary Doman In
same i"convenirny early hour yesterday morning
| loched up.
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lima of telegraph, beginning at Alexandria, completed
Tuesday by the selection Of Dr. W Norris Of I,nchhurg
Va a. President and j. r. Dowe Superintendent. This
line is en ely distinct and disconnected from the line from
Wash ngtoG No th The wires Alexandria and Wash
ngtou taken down. and there is connection be-
Alexandria and Washington. The officers selected are
Virguinns the The perfect confidence
may placed in them and in their zeal and devotion to the
Gnuth thprnp
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only eectual remedy for has been
extensively regular ptcicng physicians than
paay medicine which has made its appearance in the
United States.
the edom and confidence by gentle
have attained in the rGedcal profession in
aiI the Middle Western and Sou hem States.
The lis Populay is the fact that nothing hat
which substituted in its place.
that may used in M without any fears the
suit perfect safety recommends it TO every parent
sesreted within the system it will speedily expe
them without fail.
rs- But obtain the genuine article,
chaser his guard and well the initials
the wrapper and that he buying B. A. Fahnesock
. Vernifupe and no other a23 lrnhW
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Col, DERUssEy's REG1MENT.-The following dis
patch received yesterday the safe arrival in Rch
noud of five companies of Col DeRu sey's Regiment:
RlcnMoSp, MAY l6, 1861
The first five ecmpanies of Col DeRrssey Regiment arrived
r IT. BOONE, Capt. Company 4,
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TIE RIGHT SPIRIT - Hon. John Perkins, of
Louisiana this morning esented 10 the Congress resolution
(Which rnd by h0 Gle h recently passed at an en,husas-
tic eng iii the pwsh Fast Feiciana, in th't Stare in
pege the rselYe5 appropriate dollar
Of the proceeds Of TIER reeaiee outside Of The current
the continuance of
the sections. Besides twelve Thousand
dollars appropriated by The meeting in few for
the immediately and eqnpping, and other
wise providing for he wants of hi three hundred soldiers that
their from that irish. This is
right spiit is endsrcd significant the
the Of parish in question formerly opposed the ord
nance of secession Mort. 5dvir 'ser
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TELEoRApHEo TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT.

THE CONFEDERATE CONGRESS
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sHsESE FLAG OF THE sOUT4z,
ssE Neatly Printed in Colora, on
EEYELoPs LETTER PAPER, CARDS or BILL HEADS
As well every description Of
Printing, Ruling and BooA-Binding,
Promptly Executed by Steam Power, at
REAs ROTARY PRESS OFFICE,
IS Magazine street.
se25 ly&w Adjoining the st James Hotel
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NEW ORR sAHsAnD D .DEomEGA aLyE8 ABoLIshl

LIMITS OF THE PORT OF NEW ORLEANS DEFESED.
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RECORDER BLACuE's Contradiction trial no
ahdnvis disturbed the harmo OF This Cout yesterday.

RECORDER IoNG's CoURT.-Wm. Collins was
charged he affidavit Of Mass neIormo, wi breach Of
his ana be eft lot of cloth
ing Of value Of $40 entrusted 10 bin for safe keeping by
dcDoncnt. Due pro oedngo asked for.
Raymond Is rriere md fred Cute ordanco with the
the Grnrt gave bord i'll The Sl0O keep
',cAcs for The ensuing h mn lis.
Ed Russell and Edward Herring after examination
condemned pay fine Of SIT for IL breach
peac and hond in of SG0 keep the leace
Cor the coming lles uoElhs.
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VOLUME XIV.
MLiIitarw MUtitts.
4 rFsE wAn,-vlrws OF rENsAcoLA, d,iA

tAFons BaH HANGah, MGR AZ and riCKENs Of }6s,LAssD
vi he Companea thetep pFears, alct." 'GieFc9niy ES
M Riesr Chnsscurs Pied" Mississippi and hlh s8R8l
6nna Regiments and OF the S. Flee,39 dii9fem rno,9
graphic Views, taken by accomplished arht on me spot
se nt the 0lowlnI stores Peter ih"eS % CNp
p. p. Werlein, and Camp 1hos Ia VINE, iVa canal
Victor Hlefta, 73 Camp Geo Fills ros-0fce H. u Seton
5tCamp 81 oned Steel 60 Camp sntteeys ne%s GeRei m
fows Hall i. iinc;msr Bro u Camp Hole q Co "
Exchange Place Peter O'Donnel 6 Camp md keEiePS
next to old office Others dGug these views tor 6nc
will be allowed nera commission and be Sppicd by e4F'
ing their orders the Of Peter hwes t6 Camp street.
M No Sfnreg toduv nylG
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X AT4AnnAR's TAsOFaUAn EsoURGNe1-

H.
Cheaper superior oar used lnN Southern
climate
Ita tested and recognized qualities
lat DURABli'lEf--sqnGi to the ooss state Toofs. -,
2i IMPERMEA BIIITX-Superio to other; 20 cr@cSt
or leaks being possible.
5t. REAUtYIt prossnts smooth and grst6uks snrtsee
Sh. CHEAPN NSSlt much less thGnl though ID n
good any Slate wood roof and loss than the tneEcI
coToon roofing heretofore ored to the puaio saves iht
oostpf cutters and vkaieyu
eth. INCOMBUsTLBL1ITEIt Will resist fire better thsn
slRtoroof.
9Th CONVENIENCE sil not soften nnder tha hsat o.
this climate projects the interior of buildings from the
tsaae ie8t Of summer
Ttb, SOILnIrYIt harder and smooIbo from
be pu upon roofs Of sops Rnd being OF Ign
weight not require heavy rhaf6 to support it while IL
not a to and breaking does require repair
The TROPICAL R00FING'' lisa chemical compound o
ubazss several witch peculiar it alone, omheG
proportions dsceveret By scua experiment and experience
IN this city, 49,. il,
Of this agert may verified by wishR be
fore c0ntrIGaing 80,
All orders left the eest-Ohce, Box No. =, will b
e'0NNS''' j, q. KATHMAN,
of and Merss sta.
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~ ROYAL, sAu4NIaNER,
Nos. Is Canal and II Crossnlan Htreets,
Sign of the Root Hog or Die.
Manufacturer of all kinds of Plain and Fancy AWNINGS,
TENTS, TARPAU1TNs, etc. Also all kinds Of FLAGS and
3AE3yES, suitable for companies other purposes, with
Eassa to suit Fall Purchase Ropes Slings fitted
G1d furnished shortest notice. BLOCKS of all
szes ready strapped likewise all kinds Of heavy BLOCKS,
sPA RIGGING suitable raising machinery
otasr,heaVy material.
Ehave likewise hand Gne lot of sFUCB sP 6Es which
ofder for sale Cheap for Cash
AS3ve a. Nos. CanG and II
C;rcsatran streetz, New Orleans.
a. Sail and Rigging work in all Its branches, country
orders promptly fIled the shortest possible notice.
oinf 10
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Al New Orleans, March 6, 1861.
81 ORDER No. I3-UNTEL FURTHER OR, faSfA
III ders, Drills n this Bsslon will bs o follows sMy
w First company will Drill on @ONnhTS; sSsEE4S
Sec0ad ILESn = fSS.:- EaEaaAaE1
Third IHnhSnS1o,
On WEDNESDAYS the four Companies VIII assemble Tor
Battalion Drill and examination. , -,
From the LIST March September, the hour TOR ris VI Il
be TX rcock and from lst September 10 Isl March, al
O'CLOCK P. 81.
Fines for absence will be rgldy enforced.
j. B. WALTON, Major CoT'dg.
W., W furry kdir+ant MI 6m
HEApQuAl1ERs BATTALION WAsH1SGToT AEIdLLERF'
New Orleans, MAY 10. 1851.
Al ORDER No, 29-TBE BATTALION At{k
81 viii assemble on FRINAY EVENING NEXT. Y WA
III 7th inst, at IL ocGck at the Arsenal LOT 'He 5S
ll purpose of electna- a4s&&A4zA
l Captain1 ]
l First Leutenaut.
To fIl vacancies now existing.
The First second and Third Companies viii assemble or
SATURDAY EVENING at same place ani hour for hG pn
nose Of eectug y Gnmpane the Following potcua5ioneG
officers to I'll vacancies, viz: 80
lst C0mpRny-Ohe Second Sergeant
One Third
One Corporal.
Cd Compauy-One First Sergeant
Second
Sd Comnauy- One First
And to Eli vacancies 0ccnsi0ned hy promotion.
j. B. WALTON, Maj, Com,d'g:
W NJ ovrx Ad;uant ny16 st
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49, THE ABITA SPHINGS-MRS. r ass*ts
h BOSS LEkE pectuliy ne"s 10 her friends SS
Will public generally At her house row open
bnhs be ejoyed perfection as hH facilities for
bathing baeR greatly increased and mnroVed Her table
Hs heretofore bnnntiv supplied and every attention
viii he paid the comfort of invalid She earnestly trusts by
her untrnr eNerionS give satisfaction ali who may hOnr
her by their patronage Being situated at ne san driving
distance fir he VILLAGES of Covington and Mandee il ren-
ders the drives to those places convenient.
Tie Abita ibls w be in attend lnce at the landing at
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For REST.-A dwelling house, elgbly located
Is offered for rent Ste adyertiseuent
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Grand Parlor Grand Square and Upright Pianos from the
last apufactories among which, invite particular
attantton jon to tho RAVEN, BACON GO; PIANOS now
drst Introduced this market For the last thirty years
thes aSe especial ayorites at the North for the
duabli:y beauty Of finish decacy Of ooh power and sweet
ness Of tn which points know that they cannot be
sxeeled. -, r =. ,,1, ,rr 1vrru
PiANC These instruments, though placed on exhibition
at Bpston pladephia and other places in eompston with
at for coed solid wonanhp elegant 6nish and per
lsi pce rseaRs Pisroip thew ord Every Piano sold by
ms q warranted give entire satisfaction Melodeons duitaa
9 Rrass Band mtrts and everything appertainne
X te stock o complete Store Mnsie and MqSe Books
Ashs Asaa ps 80 ~ t7 ~ CaInp street.
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| NTuTECE TO FsBTCHERS AND BAKERS
IN Proposals be the rret,srpT's charity
Hosra anril cce 81 tls fast Monday of May next, for
furnishing fhe Hospai h Meat and Bread The ensuing
| twelve montks
Specifications the office of James GEaham,
EoTary, Exchange Alley
By order she Board OF Administrators of tho Chasity
Hospial April Al, 1861. -
WN. q. AUSTIN. NJ. u, Ercratnry.
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CHEMICAL ANALYSIS, RY PROFESSORS j. l.. AND "
RInDEI.I

I
p RIDDELI.
This varr kable spring stuated the Abita river
parish of St Tamnanv miles and half of Coy
inrton large volume CT water Uses from the Garth with
sJrang It's temperature was fond be 6J degrees
It is quite unlike waters known IN me nelehnorhood
From lis chemical composition the large amOnt of
SILICA contains, led suppose IT has It's source
dcep earth being, in fact natural artesan WE'LL
10y J. l.. & W P. r, DDEbt,
Professors Louisiana University.
ain 100 lftres of water, weighing 10000 gramnes,
there are ls2 gr ncs dissolved matters, made of the
on enumerated in the oder OF their relative
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o. lamp =! G ons9 m & SeeI "g Geot 1ndep 0ad e
Under % tTi 81 .nHFs" @ 69.G H CANA Hole Co. I
EScbanse piace e. Peter oDSnTelI Is Camp md Eceps
vii be allowed iperal comnsor md md by u By '4T
W Tbe dierSnt yisw Of Can't ntexo company will
at the stores to-day. l2y!e
1Ir,r,T, .t,rvps ror,s,.,, c;u,np |
srmnrT Gl Yng'igne st., ! |
New Orleans, May lS 1861. |
THE DRILLS . SFE r. CS1m @,Tl 4 " x Id WILL Hf
EA heh very 1l,n i ~ tI,.,a fr.A 1yrnvEs
LII DAY in each month at 7ocock
Ds ou''' 1As MORAN Can'ain
49,. ,,, L. e,.o, d A0' n '0''' IHrrl2if
ALEH ERFLFokD ~ % Setgr,llI ------------21-
o gnRSEFTTsT,D RIFLE GUARDS, At EN- |
iPY9g nre y e tsa @ rs T1n5rg g Corner G Of M
Ill hnrIe and Lafayette streets at o'clors Puuctua
tendance ID requested by oFsT ME3 ~ o,ukpA Csntau
Tho foog,ne gentlemen were unanimously elected honorary
ocn,bers 'o AZ AZ" tteir it last nleeang:
Hon John r. Monroe, a. r. Jones, Esq,
Il Warren R,ictell NJ D.. Eau'l s. tireen, EsI.,
Geo A. FreIet Esd, Thos. Markey, E8g.,
g i,lsn;R E,cR@TGs9n Fs@ NJ d. B Gchsiio, Esa,
r PocLrlwe tsn a, n. PaSier, Esq.
= Committee Finance a0d Goliecons-
t:eorgc or 9G1.i oaHss j. i; McOoImsck, sec'y.
nyI36t&
- o =
HEApoU bRTERs LAFAYETTE EtITLESt I
ew OrIenns, MAY E lSsl: J.
A. THE MEMBERS OF THIS COMPANY IRE
& hereSg ordered attt,d regular drill NJ ocnck EVERY
III Amory No 50 Tcboupo(as street. Volunteers for active
enrolled. Uniform and equipments VIII DC luI-
r,Ished by the CumpdnJ.
myG II BY ORDER or THE CAPFAlN
-- 80. r, ~ ,T0,Tp.py VIII ~
b ted iiIl at te Aimy, no aroEdee strs9 ,y eygTy
w MoNpAY WhDNEsp4f 9n@ FElEf vE2,EC "a ENl'""'
By order: , ", o1,,>-or c.o,n
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e EAL EE~ATEG AGE&T-,IOHE PURCELL No
S Il Exchange Place air4 n"ars opposite tbs oH Post
6ce, attends Is araasng Renting and objection of ReBa Of
Improved and uriproved AL ErAg in The cities of f4w
Orlas Jefferson Ga6 Carroon Also the investment
morey All business entrusted him promptly
ioSj Iv
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SJ- Southern ssacifIc Railroad Company
rave opened books for rub crptiuns captat stock Of
ihs company under the Louisville resolutions Of 18th inst at
No. ~ Common street. where may he found from A. NJ to
for few days desire to meet there all friends and
Stockholders. Be prompt.
ms II R. V. RICHARDSON, Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-29
T1E NEW Y0RK WEEkLl HERALD.

The Latest Intelligence from tho Seat OF
War-Vigorous Action of General BANKS
In Baltimore-Operat OF the POtO-
mac FlOt1lla -Interesttng News from
Western virgfnta-Imp0rtant Move
ments In BI1ssouri-The D0trgs OF the
Neheh-The Latest Ncws-NFarkets, Sc.
Tho WEEKLY HERALD, for the present week. will be
ready this morning at eleven O'Clock In Its pages win
be She Latest Intelligence from Washington City
and the Seat Of War giving the actions Of Govern
ment and the Movements Of the Union Forces for the
past week An Account OF the Movements Of the Potomac
Flotla, and their Operations the Rebel Batteries
Report or the Vigorous Action Of General Banks In Ba
in causing the Arrest OF Marshal Kane and pscing
the police Of that city under loyal Union men, fhe Re-
ported Proposition OF the Rebel Je Davis for ARMS
tce; Important Movements Of the Union Men in Western
Virginia. An Ac ,ount OF the Movements Of the Union
Forces and Men In Missouri The Latest News from the
Rebels in Virginia and the Cotton sates Interesting In
tegepce from Fortress Monroe the Seat of War 10 the
West, the Gulf and all other important points, with
report of all movements Of the week, land sea-
nected with the present rebellion.
The WEEKLY HkaA1D will also contain the Latest News
received by mail or otherwise; Editorials Leading
Events Of the Day; Reviews Of the Money, CONNER
and Cattle Markets. Marriages and Deaths for the week
ana other interesting ard valuable matter Single copies
In wrappers, be obtained ut the Office Of Full
ten aud Nassau streets. Price six cents.
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Company H-Csssau, Isaac H. Baker; FRS. Lioutsu, i,
Company I-csp,alu. John j. p. Mount; Frs, L,,o,s
uapt Augustus o Evans NV A'uN
Company K-Cap,ain, Charles Sens miller First Leu
tenant, VIM. H. Harrison.
SECOND REGIMENT
Fsetd Ofcers-Colonel, George McIane. Iieut ena
oolooei, haac Tucker; Major L. Buck
R,soSnrS c,s James Nilsson; FIRST tu,enan
company B.Csp ,,, Hrnry Ryerson; Frh Lim
80 CcAnany C-Captain James DUFFY. First Yieutenapt
Company D.cap;'in, Alder. siscr First Lieutenant
COm9cny E-Csptain, Charles wlbecke; FRS; Lieu
terant Ferdinand ston
Company f--castsln, Aaron Young; FRS. Leu:enaa.
Company G-captain, James H. Close; first lieutenant
Hofaito Leopard.
Company E--oaptain. I'd. Bishop; First lieutenant,
Company Captain, George sr!a.h Frs. Lieutenant,
John Alien.
Company K-Capsaa. ohas L. lay; First Lieutouau.
THIRD aEGINETr
fktd 0Dces-yoioncl, George n. Taylor; Lieutenant
Colonel H. n. Brown; Major Mark W. CoIot
Company A-Captain, David w. VickeNs First Iieu,en
ant, John Roberts
Company B-capsan Henry Gibson.
Conpany C-Csptain, Joseph Y. Rowaad First Lieuten
ant Dsniel Pcnroes Buckley
Company D-cap'an, James Fits; First Lieutenant,
Company E-Captan, Edward L. Campbell; FIRST Lieu.
tenant william I. Robson, Jr.
company F-Naptafp, James W. Fl. Stickncy; First
Lieutenant, Samuel T. Iubois
Company G-Captan, Peter +. Rogers; First Lieuten-
ant Richard Cook
Company H-~Capssin " lillian f. Bryant: ri. ct Lieu
tenant, v iliian spence.
Company Captain, Leopard Fl Regur; First Iteuten
regiment.
Company K-Captain, John H. whelan First LleutcA-
ant, John r. Lutz.
During Wednesday afternoon handsome flag was pro-
eenied TO the Second regiment donated by Mr.. j. r
Pirson II consisted Of blue silk, side the arms
OF the state Of New jersey tie other tho Of
the United States, and bearing the following Inscription
"Second regiment, Frst brigade, New Jersey volun
teers." II Ctst about $780,
Al six O'Clock orders given 10 have everything
readiness TO strike tents at sunrise Friday morning.
cosdDRy at i've O'Clock yesterday mornng, the above
order WAS carried into effect end every preparation for
their departure made.
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sss & ~ wH s. s,Ss o. coo At /,
WIN sses OF 200 bbls the above avsra. 30 Hosr
we Ieavy AZ quotations., With Gales of ia bbls
Of ZOO Sb,s "1s fiSeavy and cheaper, With sac
| brrroyw'ne. woeM ws again heavy and lower.
a, zoe concession me market was active, With saas X
kentucky, 81 80 81 80 for white Michigan. Il an =
81 25 Tor white Ohio and Indiana 81 10 81 "a for rad
Western winter 81 90 for choice Canada club 81 10 s
choice Wisconsin sprDg. 81 03 81 CO tor a,aber MI
waukee and Iowa $50. CSC Tor Chicago club and 49,,
&c for Chicago Corn without change OF us,tenk
Prime shipping let's wero in moderate supply The sales
embraced about 56 600 bushels as3c 400 for hsa,
interior Western mixed 4sc to toe for Eastern m'ssd
saies Of 700 bushels at CSC 6s1Sc oats were lower
WIN FACES OF Canadian at Csc. ESQ., Western at &c.
soc and State at zoe a SIC
CoTrz The market was Arm with saIee or 500 bsev
. o 20 itc 20 do Java at IKE, and 200 Do.
cotton The market continued Grln with sales q
aoo ist bales, closing on the basis Of I41lo for mid
FSAiGIilS.Rcomswas scarce and rates wero 1rmsr II
Liverpool about 36 COO boshes Of corn and whea, wra
sDgased in bulk and ships bogs, 3d. s,,d ana fos
aour e. was demanded 1ooo hhds iailos were co.
gsged a. 22s o. 100 tieTces lard at 22s Cd a 26a To-
Dndon 100 bbs. flour taken at g. Cd and 30 al
shsls wheat at sd shd. To Bristol Is o0O bushes
Is. Nd To Havre about 30 eco bushels wheat -rrs
engak cd a. l6d To Hamburg 200 hhds. molado sua a
at 2as cG ELVES was engaged for Cork and market ~.
Hay W. quiet and norsna for shiouiny q, n., . sn~
ana lOr CT. y Use az bOc. Il 5Jc.
MOI Assfs s-sales OF 40 bbIs New OrIoass AT osc
NAVAL Sroksr-saes Of 900 bbls common ros;n Ar,
made at SO IS 5$9 $. deisvered rs bbls ep;rta .ur
pen,ne wero sod st SO crzic urpentns vas held A.
S. and tar 1t 80 rs a $3 so.
I1.oVsoNs -Pork-1he market WA inactive, while tbe
sales embraced abc-t eco bbs, including ne-p et SID
49 Sl4 60, snd prime at 80 70 $40 25 and ,esr a.
$lo $40 rs Beef wae dull at 8 $40 SO for rypanks
mess and at $40 70 81 rs for extra Lard was dsII
with gales OF 26 bbis. and erces at ZIG QLc Bea
bnns are little more active, with sales OF $50 bbk a.
w. 10 $l4 Gut meats dull 4c O Sc for st.oul
defs and at &c 6tic. for hans Butter and chceer
were dull and aa!es moderate.
Rien Sales Of l2o casks were made at &c. a 6ac
SUGARS were Arm and more active, with Gales Of 500
bhds., chiefly Cuba musCovades, within the range or
41Sc. 6iic and 26 boxes at $50. n &c.
ToAoo.-Owipg to hight stocks and higher preteusiou6
thee 10 less doing the sales embraced 127 hdds Ken
lucky 81 c 1sc, 80 bbis. YaIG at aud lie cases
seed leaf at &C a IKE.
Woo-Tbere is no change to note In this article.
which ia about as dull it we'll he The new CLIP u
now coming forward and pI reduced that
buy are looking 70 the country in preference
pg to the cities 10 lay in thor stock where they have
the cash TO pay enCe last wockiy statement abCu
leo bales African have been sold about cash We
have nothing dorg IN foreign.
WmsKly-saes Of about l 100 bbls. made clss-
ing at 15Hc 1870.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
FRIDAY. June 2S-G y. \

FRIDAY, June 2S--T T. nj.
The money market is very dull. The banks are
full of money and very anxious to lend on safe &C.
curity At S per cent almost any amount can be
borrowed on call. At the discount houses little or
nothing is doing. We have seen gentleman who
has just returned from q collecting tour 10 the
West. His report is most dscouraging. Western
debtors seem quite Indifferent about fulfilling their
obligations. Individuals, like cities and counties,
deem it no disgrace to evade payment of their
debts, and our Informant seems satisfied that the
West will pay but o small part of the indebtedness
she owes to the East. The fact should serve az a
warning TO our merchants to abolish their long
credit system at once. And, at the same time no
opportunity should be lost Of teaching those West
elm people the cost Of dishonesty. There should
not be q single bid for the Iowa State war loan z