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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-21
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-21

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-21
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-21
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-21

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-19

The business both with importers and obbers, far
has been light. Some large importing houses have not
opened their stocks yet and others complain Of limited
sales compared with the same period last year. The
trade looks with increased anxiety to plan upon
which political disturbances may besettlcd, through
citation and compromise. Could union and har-
mony be re-establshed q prosperous trade would
present difficulties many OF the large houses and cspe
ca those engaged in the Southern trade deprecate civil
which would not fail 10 prove runous In the last de-
gree to them and they believe to the country at large
both North and South. They also deprccate the feel
ing foetercd and excited al the Nor n whether Though
party motives other equally misguided causes,
cuated 10 rrtate and n0ame the public mind Of the
country q the injury OF its best interests and which
might otherwise he avoided Large amounts Of goods
locked up in bonded warehouses The thrown upon
the market during the week in 1859 ~ 43o 95 aud in
1s60 "a Isl 1888 whereas for the past week only reached
81 02I 023 Some purchasers have appeared In market,
and struggling business has been transacted, which,
however has been very light compared with that for the
same period last year Goods continue to be held up TO
previous prices but buyers DO not appear TO take hold
freely, and, as general thing, claim concession in
prices. Some trading doing with Western purchasers
and some lots are being taken for shipment TO Cali
furna. In domestic cotton goods trade Is fair
arri prices steady. Heavy brown sheetings and
shirings sustained with steady export
demand. Drills were hrmer and advanced &c per yard
since the of with China has been confirmed
We quote standard browns at sic. sAc closing al the
outside figure The demand for both heavy brown sheet
ings shrtirgs and drills is Ia advance OF production,
though mills making them run fun time, other cotton
fabrics though not active maintained their prices The
business in dress goods fancy cassmeres and sancs
limited There rather doing in low priced ker.
soys and jeans.
In foreign goods the trade was light and many lines
adapted to the spring trade have not yet been taken out
Of bond and opened for gale. As importations fail OF
those holding desirable stocks expect long TO
with better demand, II not with an Improvement in
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, JANUARY 49, lssTR1pLE SHEET

entered Of this port the past week fell below those for
the same period during both In 1859 and $780, The state
ment contrasts strongly both in the Of entries
as well as in the amount thrown upon the market, with
that given for the same period in 1850 The aggregate
entries since the inst shows also some decline COM
pared with that for the time year, while the
aggregate amount thrown upon the market is not half
much These tables begin exhibit the eiects Of
political troubles on foreign inporations With the
prosperous year Of $780, by large crops Of bread
'~s and high range Of prices for cotton and other
produce, we find that the year 1851 opens upon with
a falling of in our imports, which, IL continued will
seriously diminish the receipt Of Cover revenue
from duties, and other modes of raising money may,
the end have to be adopted OF the goods entered for
consumption wooen fabrics amounted to $133 675; cot
ton do, $ls1 $780, silks, $685. 1888; nax s4s Total
1888 7SS We annex the following tables particulars
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w Dee "a lat hon % So spcse brig with the letter
in her signal AZ days from Philadelphia FOR RIO Jsneiro
Had moderate weather on the Horn.
Ship New World Knight Liverpool days with mdse and
33 passengers Cornelius Grinne ID lat ~ ia ion
20 signazed ship Lady Franklin hence for Lyerpoo 6h
lat 50 Is Ion sc AZ bark Wessacumcon bound II "
Ship North American Harris liverpool Dec N with dse
Ship Flora Southland C.f Richmond Mel Southland Glasgow,
Ion 50 o. fell in with brig Quckep of and for London
Trinidad Cuba dsmssted and In sinking condition.
from her Capt Henty and men, the remainder Of the
including the first mate, having been washed from the deck
and lost tsee Miscellaneous 9th inst lat "a 81 lon "a %,
sgnazed ship Robert Cushman Of Bath steering BY
h LAT Ion z 4 spoke brig E% Of and from PC Portland
ssII kiss BsTss ODD Cooper Bermuda Jan / in ballast.
Brig Hannah, Mckwen Port Prince Fortune Island,
with logwood &c to Becker Grasves.
sch1 sae Means of yorktown, va) Richardson Antigua,
schr Clara (of Boston, Crowell Bonaire with salt.
schr Boyce, Boyce. Jacksonville, 8 days
schr Berry, voorhs Jacksonville days.
Schr Aid, Endicott, Jacksonville for Boston.
schr Pequonnock Barnes Savannah days. with cotton,
schr Read Kelly Norfolk for New Bedford nth inst
Cape Henry bearing 10 miles, bark ashore apparent
schr ii Horton Freeman Tanger for Boston
sS SST ssdII Lee sSRsT v.sSHs
schr Direct, MITCHELL Virginia.
Schr Idlewld Hale, Virginia for Boston.
Schr Isabel, Robbins, Virginia for Providence.
schr " Baker, Huh Virginia for n FairSsysn .'en
Schr Isabel Alberto. Tucker, Baltimore, 4 days
Scnr Para new), CathcarL Wilmington, Del, days
Steamer Albatross, Jsnes Providence
Steamer Petrol Young, Providence.
Dor, with salt; Is leaky.
Wind at sunset Sc; weather very thick, with rain.
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CLEARED.

CLEARED
steamship Glasgow Or, Roskeil Queenstown and Liver
Esteamshp Palestine tBr), Martyr Queenstown and Liver
POOL Cnnard
Steamship Bremen (Brem) Vessels Southampton and Brc
men-Gelpcke, keutgen Reichelt
ship W Sears, Drew, Melbourne-C Fessenden.
ship Lima Fritz Urus, Wagner, Cork for orders-A
ship Atlantic Williams Havre--Boyd A Hinckcn
ship Helvetia, Higgins Havre-w Whtlock, Jr.
Bark Louisa kham, White, Monevideo-W Forbes
Bark Ward, Tbbetts, sagua-J Ward &Co.
Brig Fosca Helena (IIoD Ridder Amsterdam-Funch a
brig Forrest Gillespie Bahia aad market-Geo Moke
Co
Brig r. Kelly Pote. Hayana-Truj nlo Russell
Schr LADY MuRrave tBr), Grant, alfaxA Smthsrs Co.
Schr Hebe tBr), Bent, st John MIA Smithcrs a Co.
Schr l. Davis, Alden, Savannah-McCready, Mos A Co
sthr smith, Scott Wilmington, NC--McCready, Mott
A Co
schr W Robbins Munroc washing,on--Telfair& Horn
Schr James Lawrence Rogers. Pruvdcnce-H Racket
Steamer Elizabeth, Colnary, Baltimore.
Steamer Boston, Crooker, Philadelphia.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Asia Orr Lott Liverpool Jan via Queenstown
6h with mdse and TO Cunard Anchored at
steamthip Alabama schenck Savannah with mdse and
passengers TO Sfmuel Mchill Son l6th Lost 3i6 PM
sW Of Isseas passed steamship Montgomery hence for "a
cuyer do for do i7th 80 AM lat 81 IS lon AZ steamship
Columbia, hence for Charleston,
Steamship Marion Adkins Charleston. with mdse and pas
Of Cape Romain sgnazed steamship Keystone State from
Philadelphia for Savannah 18th at noon 20 miles Of Hat
toras steamship Huntsville hence for sayannah 18th, Jam
ship Champion oJ Bostonl Lamson San Francisco, l25
days via 81 Thomas Jan where she put in for waer with
rndse 70 VIM Coleman Co. The whaling schr Tekoa, vii
liams, sailed the day previous for New York.
ship Hornet Mitchell, San Francisco Oct H. with mdse, to
w Coleman Co; vessel TO Lawrence Giles Co Nov 10
90 Care Horn saw schr Florence Of San Francisco bound
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attend the funeral from the residence OF Nr Robert
Marsh, Of Clinton and Vanduzer streets, Iompkns
Vile, Staten Island, this Saturday afternoon al one
O'Clock His remains win be taken TO the Pfesoy teran
Burial Ground, Stapleton, for ntermen
Scotch papers please copy.
SMITH Suddenly Friday, January Is, JAMES SMITH,
In the 3sth year Of his age.
The friends and relatives Of the family are invited TO
attend the funeral from hs late residence no. 70 vest
Twenty fifth street on morning, at ten O'Clock
SHEFIlAs-On Friday January -, CATHERINE, The be-
loved daughter of Timothy and Anastitia Sheehan Of
Maou county Cork Ireland the 23d year Of her age
The relatives and quiniances OF the family are
spectfuly invited attend the funeral fE tas resi-
dence of her parents, No. 7 Chrvs. --fec sunday
afternoon, at two O'CLOCK
TnEnoRD.--In Brooklyn, on Friday January Is, Ho
NORA THNTToRp daughter of William and Sharotta Tnet
ford, aged years and month.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
from the residence Of her parents l31 Sands street, with
out further notice.
WIHSK-On Thursday, January IT, JoHs r. WIss1R, in
the 9th year of his age.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral from the residence of his daughter
Mrs. Britton, 1872 Christopher street, Sunday after
noon, at one O'Clock.
Albany papers please copy.
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Married.

ClARK-BossM~-AtS ST. Marks Church, williamsburg,
l., on Thursday January II, by the Rev. Samuel M
Haskns assisted by the Rev. Theodore y. Rumney and
Rev. A. Herbert Corner, Auouvrue NJ CLARK, NJ d., OF
White Plains, 70 MARGARErrA 81 daughter u the late He
zekiah w. Bonnel OF New York
pEvIN-C oRRIGAs--On Monday, January a. at st. Ma
yy's church. by Rev James Boyce P. O. DEvIIs TO MARY
CoRneAs, eldest daughter Of P. Corrgan Jr. Esq.
both Of this city.
Dublin papers please copy.
HAIg-WAuGH.-ln this city, on Friday, January Is,
by the Rev. Jamesl Harper, HENRY Hale 70 Miss ALICE
WAuGB, all Of this city.
EnIsos-BALSH.--At Newport, Rhode Island, Thurs
day January H. by the Rev. Dr. Balch assisted by the
bHhepe OF Vermont and Delaware JOHN NnIsoN Of New
York, TO AUGUSTA, daughter Of the Rev. DR.. Bach
RUsHER-BuRRASk In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Janu-
airy 10 at the Third Presby terrain church. by Rev VIM
Karr, Mr. THOMAS RusIiER TO ESSiE daughter of A. H.
Burbank, ESQ.,, Of Rossvile, Staten Island.
TowSsnSD-GARvE.-1nt this city, Tuesday, January
D, by Rev. c. Capp EUGENE TOWNSEND, OF Brooklyn, 10
Mss HK.EN j. GARvE, Of New York.
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The total receipts Of flour, grain and hogs q
ChicagO during the nast week Mere.-

The st. Louis Uenl0Cr raj, under date Of Monday
evening, January IA, thus remarks:-
The week opens v tn only small supply Of exchange,
and heavy institutions only selling for com ,
charging y premium for sight the East Per
cent on New Orleans for small drafts For currency
and bankabe funds the selling rate is per the
Fast and premium New Orleans Some Of the banks
drawing for their regular customers at premium
Gold Is 8 u premium, and silver premium. Illinois
and Wisconsin currency sold at par for Missouri
offerings at bank light of business paper Bills Of
sixty days are not much sought by bankers.
The Cincinnati Gazette thus notices the aspect
of money and exchange matters in that city on
Tuesday
The money market rather quiet to- day with fair
demand but bankers lend cautiously and discriminate
closely The regular houses taking first class paper
at 10 H. and outsiders are asking per cent per
month The demand for exchange not heavy,
dealers asking advance the current Of yes
terday The market Is decidedly firm, and the tendency
is sl upward The regular banking houses draw
ing for their customers at "a premium but outsiders had
10 pay x a per cent premium. We quote
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The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were 6,90l 1895 4S, and the balances
81, 046, 995 IL.
The Comptroller Of this State advertises in to-
days paper for proposals for a loan of five hun
dred thousand dollars, on account Of deficiency
in the Sinking Fund, to pay portion of the Gene
raj Fund debt. The loan will bear interest at the
rate Of six per cent per annum, payable quarterly
with the principal rembursable On the lst Of Janu.
airy, 1868. The certificates issued to the Erie Rail-
road Company, amounting to 500, 900, reimburse
bic March l, 1861, will be received in payments on
bids, or will be redeemed at any subsequent
period before due, on presentation at the Manhat-
tan Bank. Proposals for the new loan will be re-
ceved for the whole or any part not less than five
thousand dollars, and win be opened at noon on
the 25th inst, at the Comptrollers office, Albany.
The following table VIII show the condition of
the banks of the United States on the Let Of Jan
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Foreign Markets.

Honolulu Dec. Z, 1S60-Busness since our last has
been decidedly dull The whalers fast leaving our
harbor and the town is relapsng into the usual between
season duness The auctoneers alone have been busy
large quantities Of goods have been forced Off very
low prices. Yesterday the balance OF Gilman Co g
stock of ship chandlery, and to-day the lot Of whaling
gear brig Antla, passed under the hammer of the
auctioneer and prices obtained such would
vince the most sanguine that the market much
stocked at least with goods Of that kind In local
trade learn Of transactions OF Importance note
Prices remain the same last quoted No sales are
being made except to whaers going out and to supply
the daily wants Of the town.
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JAN. 16-The of Xavier Hockreiter, charged with
the murder of Leonard Gander In December last, was
brought up this morning. and the testimony Of witnesses
commenced The principal witnesses are Germans, and
the examination is very tedious interpreter being
necessary. The court was crowded, principally
by Germans and much interest appeared be manifest
ed in the examination. As there large number o.
witnesses the will last time
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-19

KINGSTON, IA, HAVANA, MATANZAs, NEW ORLEANS.
ZuLu-From New York for Kingston, the ath day
each month.
BnKvILIKFrom York LIST arriving at Havana 9Th and
New Orleans 9Th From New Orleans 18th, Havana lSth
irving at New York I'D.
wrsr-From New York 9Th, arriving at Havana
18th From New Orleans 2sd Havana 26th arriving at Nes
York 3Uh.
CAHAwnA-From New York 18th, arriving 18th
and New Orleans 10Th From New Orleans 2th Havana h
arriving at New York Sd.
PHIL1psIPHIA-From New York 10th arriving at Havans
York 18th.
Drsoro-rrom York 2ist arriving Havana 26h and
New Orleans 9th From New Orleans 9Th, Havana 9Th
rivfng at New York 18th.
EsrRs CrrY-From New York 2sth arriving at Havana 3D.
From New Orleans 18th, Havana 6th arriving New York
21st.
QrAKER Crrr-From New York and Havana every twenty
days.
MArAr.s-rrom Kew York for Matanzas the sth Of
each month, at2 M.
KARSAK-From New York for Havana via Nassau, Mp on
the arrival Of alternate Cunard New York
NB-when the above dates fall Sunday the
will sail Monday except from New Orleans When the
dates fall Monday the steamers win sal from New Or
Iesns on the day previous
SPECIAL NOTICE
Al packages and ia,s Intended for The NEw YoRK HERALD
should ., Sodled
yoRK-rHrs
20 " AZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-19

At Chicago on Tuesday exchange was on the
decline at the current bank rate, but good GUS
toners obtained some concession, and four to five
per cent were the street rates. The Chicago Iri
6une says
Money for real business purposes is abundant indeed
it so in this city Good paper 10 wanted
and discounts readily obtained at 10 per Outside
operations cannot manage 70 get much the regular
bank rate OF discount the fact Is the first class paper is
scarce at any price
The total receipts of -four grain and hogs at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-19
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FKINAY, Jan. Nv 7. NJ.
sales Of POTS and pearls being made
nj &C. n BIC.
RRrADs1uTTs --f1our-Thc market olcrably active,
with fair demand from the trade and for export The
sales embraced about 10 900 bbs closing within the fol
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-19
Sales OF Real Estate.
BY James M. Miller.


lot s. s. oath st, 100 IT. Madison av.......$7 300
do dc. l45 do. do. .,......... 700
! do do. ITO do. do. ........... SO0e
House and lot W $. Av. G, 20 IT, n. 18th ST.. $50
Do. N. w. cor. Sd av and 2s st. ......... 10 125
DO adjoining on Sd av................ 602s
houses and lots N s. 28th st., W. Sd each $3.50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-19

The Philadelphia Bulletin Of last evening
says
Money continues abundant the street. and in the alb
Of first class paper much Of II is seeking invest
ment at the stock board The rates 10 Is per cent
Exchanges have become more settled but TRADE very
dormant in all departments.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-19

There having been clearance for China the present
week the exports Of cotton domestic gocdswere light
viii be seen from the following statement Of exports
from New York for the week ending the 18th Of Janu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-19
THE may GooDs TRADE.

The following Is a comparative statement Of Tic i'm.
ports or foreign dry goods New York the week aud
since January L.
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cheaper here than in London. These are only
some Of the changes which must ensue from the
events which are occurring around us. They de-
serve the careful study Of merchants. Other
changes Of stin graver importance may follow, if
all the cotton States secede and the staple be
forced to seek an outlet at the North. To these
we may hereafter refer.
The following was the business Of the Sub-Trea-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-19

J d
s,peffne state 25 s IS
Extra state good to choice ,... ...... 40 65
Superfne Western ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. % IS
Common to choice Western extra.......... 30 rs
Mixed 10 straight Southern .....+....... 65 n 10
straight 10 good extra do ..........,.... Is rs
Choic Extra family and bakers brands .. % so
Rye -four ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40 4 20
Corn meal Jersey and Brandywne ammo. 10 n 3 90
Canadian -four was firm with moderate demand from
the trade with sales of about 300 bbls at s5 so 81 90
Southern -four In better demand, and prices
nrmcr. with sales OF about 1900 bbls.. closing within
tie above range Of prices Rye flour scarce and
nrm, with sales of 100 bbls. al our figures
Corn meal was steady at quotations and sales confined
10 small lots Of Jersey and Brandywiue Wheat was
duh and prices fer spring and era Tea favored
purt hases The sales confined TO 70 600 bushels at
FL 3Ix a 81 90 for red Western and FL 80 for whie
Michigan and 81 20 for good Chicago spring part Of
the sales we're made last evening Corn was IN fair dc.
mard, with sales q 90 600 . " 0C0 uGsLee. Ac.dng
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-19

BREMEN SHIP GLoBus, Banke from Bremen, Nov a. with
general cargo and l47 passengers bound this port
foundered sea- date Her passengers and
arrived at Norfolk She had cargo Of feet
ent goods and 800 tons dead weight consgnedto Messrs
Henschen Unkay, Of this city The built Motyen
in 1858 TAT TONS rated AL, and owned by Abes Of Bre-
men.
SHIP CHAMPION, from San Francisco arrived at early
yesterday and anchored In the North River She has
dragged considerable and still dragging being surrounded
by Ice.
SHIP REsoLurE-The Boston Advertiser Of the 18th instant
says-The following paragraph extracted from the London
Shipping Gazette appears to have excited apprehension In
regard the safety Of the ship Resolue, which
rnanded nv Cant Henry MGlyerv of Stockton. Me-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-18
NEU-JERSEY ITEMS.

PAssIsG CoUNTEnrEIT MoSTr.-A canal boat
man named Alonzo Sanford arrested Saturday sfte
noon by Officer Van VOORHEES, charged with passing hye
dollar counterfeit. bill. OF the Unadils Bank n W at the
grocery of j. NJ Fisher No 23 Yort street Jersey City
Recorder Matindle committed the accused TO the county jail
for trial.
A POoR-HoUsE FARg-The Board Of Chosen
Feehoder Hudson County have directed the purchase oil
farm on Snake Hi for the OCCUPANCY OF paupen Ju
yenie denqrents aud others Snsle Hi located ON the
meadows between Jersey City and Newark and the price to
be paid Is $4,000.
HUDsoN CoUNTY CouRT.-The well-known Sam
mel Asbo indicted for disturbing the pesce bls,phenng
&C. tried and convicted Saturday Ia The Hudson Coun
ty Court
BURoLARIEs.- Friday evening the residence
Of Aid Cleveland no 2O4 Wayne street Jersey City wa,
buryaousy entered and robbed Of considerable quantity Of
silver -
The house Of Geo Glover No. los the street, also
entered and rsnsacked, but nothing was found missing
TEACHERS IYsrITuTE.-A session Of the Teachers
Institute Of tine Teachers OF Hudson County TO be com
meDeed at the Count Houe this Monday and viii contn1e
during the week
ARTIST OF RUSNER.-A runner named Jacob
Otto was arrested At the Newly aud Enc depot ssur
day upon being taken before Recorder Maiindse OF Je
sey City IN ed -2o for viosng the city ordinance ~ rel
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