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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-17
ERENCH 4 GERMAN Fancy Good,

loN tnrea>hA csuipi-tr nib.
brl.lc, rcrunrrN, joe 20 II-i> AMI >trr Prus
CGlrry, HsoNs All fyt> Pms Ne'i>, Accordion Pscs
eBo-,As >k an- leather Purse, Beads .ni B..i RAJ,
ant Puss >prciaclr> Nc togSthsf ~l genera, ,SS.rt.
Oh srcies q the dove Inc !, Countrv
aerc snts r,~ctlu. invited u call when Try nj
CIV, aui examine he sss. , hs evs~i TIA. ssusl
.niuc~ulent. are offered At 4. a. ID ARLI>SS
go san - Maiden I ans .. 81 lhsrtY street
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EALE 4 co. 200 Pearl-sL Boot and.

NJ >los Dsa.ers invite Colruy Merchants aui othrN,
tor'si ami EXAMINE tter -E~ t,>'treut. MAY be hal
a.>o az TIE sane place. >IkNM GOODS, VI LADIES'
Straw Tuscan Mg,isaa. A,reufr and 81 Preset
taI Fancy Hal, together h large assortment at NcH',
ana Boy,s PALM LEAF AND LkGhOh\ H>I>--aA solA
n~ Tor ca>h or cy acceptance, by hr ca>s or Dozen
Inns
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FRENCH POLISHING pAsTE-This

article !. a comb rsuon OF elementary 'gnslanees has
NJ a strong affinity or car utLSr when ui !. ana OH
md durability oi the polish iupars b DE- most d' ate
n r.. III furniture ssrh mahogany. norwood, ebony,
Italian marble 1so cdrriages pafnt ieaihrf miAtafy
.,p. Lc un.urp3.,ei IT, Application easy requiring
r-r, f- labor 20 restore the article % it, original beauty
Fsr a.. b. A Sands CO. Grahie Butinys rs Broad.
v,v corn.r Cb.nh.r.si alsO hy . ID Sands, y aHd
10 Fultou.,t; sands Co. II Ea1 Broadway. P'ee'
49, slg I'm
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By special Appointment
COSFPU GIILOT'r. Pen Manufacturer

GOSEPH GII.LOTr. Pen Manufacturer
- TO THE QCEEN.-CACTIoN-lhr s-h ctar'
these Pen. De. induced the attempt 81 we p'it"
NJ Gilft, hut ssD upon TIE pnhrc A nirf"r DIT t'ei
LeAriar tt, ure. name, tha', Z" Hot onl Jung me hiaI
appearance, and tn very common 'lyle "a VINCE
It - put up. ,t.. ,.,
t,t-.r,e the -enune Pens al marked 10 Jul
Jo.rll {; otr. p.i.uf." joseph b'ii, war; i'd'
And t,i each rr1- bear, fHc smile ~ =, ~ A., ~
The above ulsy M bad. wholesale. Of HENRY jF~>Df
III, H. u Ioha-sirrei corner 81 Cif.
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VOL. III. NO. By.
As s OCIA Il . y;
o, Princples Of True Organization Of Society.

ro evils .sF so ,iat, SoT POLITICAL: AND POLITICAL
REFORMS CANNOT REMEDY THEM.
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VNHE CHEAPEST HAT STORE IN

Il The WORLD i-CONANT, SO Grani sirret hss
~ on hAnl - te ls'ss >prng ashi1n. az excellent -
'n' ~ - Hats ~ So SO mi So reduction %
: cents on Zach lat f-W t,-s,,r ,-t-> a., srf.f ~
arcie o. r hat for 81 equal ., anv nd IN The civ
- +" NO - ~" public ar rrsrr-IulIv invited cal.
4 cfs'd assortment 0f Rcy.' Hat, an -. on kaDL
aiq im CONA>T - &c. :, - afsn
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Patent Horse Power and

u u / AK Es4N - "''H' '''''" '''~' 1890
wv Tbr,.hng Hachine-1bese Machines, whereyrr
' have Teen Introduced throughout he United states,
~ '.ily e,t.snei A. superior 70 any other mauuiacu.
"a, only account OF their cheapIr~, bat also tor u"
sreat yalIe and durability.
The Pacnse having been ussble to supply oftrfs mere
ore now eve. lhst De- has made erfesy~ sfasr
uert or her manufacture With new and useful improve
fs.f. - dat all ORDER, 10 BE- promptly auenI"i 10
On. H0r.e Power aud Thr-sing Machine, complete AMI
''' 49, ,..rrs.faI go
Two il'''e l,t s,,rsatet 81
,t,,e,, ,o,t adj LEONARD BO~TwfCk,
~ - - tsug' - Water-st, NY.
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NIIT NATrRAiIST'S LIBRARY,

containing scientific ami popular descr puon> OF Man,
Quadrlpe, Bird, Fishes. Reptile, aud Insects, compiled
from the work, Of Culver, Richardson, 6nt oeonfoy,
Iarpe,.c Button, shaw Goldsmith, NOnagu, W 'on, Au-
duh.n and oihsr writers Natural History, arranged ac.
ooriing 90 he classification OF STARK edited by A. y
Could \. N-,sih 500 eugravirgs. IT, one volume, .to
last puhl shed and TOR ale by DAYTON l. NEWMAN,
an ql Nl~iu-,irest. corler of Fultou.
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DRINArE no AKn.-A gcntIeman and

I wiz. or 100 1r tlree respectable young men, may
find board auj pleasant room 100 -ftr'l hou>e WIZ
,er are yt f-y, olrirr. Al tns comforts OF ho.rc may
b, hal. Reference required. AdIrr,s \. ID, nb1-r
Office. hy i,tler, which Viii be- promptly "tlr",ri l''
TO-
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(OYS' Clothing !-Childrens' Clothing

y .,rY laI-r as~1rtmrnt--,-ry go.d C1siIrv-srrv
chrsp-Grn \ Ho't Co M - BoW~rs. wouhi respect
July u'rm fer patrons ANA the public generally. that
LlfF has, again been m.kug eNtn>ye pr,pri The
spring snd ,Ummer tate; ana have now on tapd a much
larger as,oIi.cut OF Bows and Chlren> Cothn than
t.s before have had. The public nsled call
tld eSamn- tssr g0s viii particular reference u quality
AMI me- stus Sms
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I,OrR AND A HALF POUNDS of

baked Bread. at the old stand. ~ Ludlow-street.
tIfr. door from The corner of Gandsree Felow.chi-
rem. The gnliy J, not clus 20 any, eni As large -
advertised, dout buy q, equal "a quality, ami ~ nuci
superior IL ,.ze To nu,i b. decidedly your Interest
Ao Crackers sxpence per ponnh, Cakes Pies apd Rusk
at I'm ". L. HOLMES. 5o Ludlow. 81
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IMPORTANT to Store keepers The

subscriber oer, 10 thr public IN lddlOn 20 spfndld
assortment camphpnc spi, Lamps OF his own manaciurel
Cars, Bacpu,. Backus, Rust htpbs Patent Burn'n.
various pattern aiorng Opportunity Ia iose 10 want
ut good an cheap ght Ia ssect Lamp "a th,f saisldf-
tio. Before prchis NJ, those DOB want Of Lamps VIII nsd
10 their ni,. 10 call NJ No Caiheuuc,lret. near Di-
vision or Al IA. Greenwich street y. BCustomrr, sup.
a28 IN, GEORGE MICHEL.
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DRrNNER & BROTHERS. Importsrs

oi wsehs> aud ,loch, ". SA'i Broadway, have Ga
hsnd a large tine gold ard silver Wachrs,
which they viii >st lDw cash. ~ho sale snd ttts.
Every s.>cr rton o Watches. Clocks amt Jcwrlry
f1lv renamed a. warranted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-17
DRIrISII PLATE GLASS WARE

~ not SE-No. spruce street. N-w-lork.
70 DEALERS
IOOKING-GLA-S PLATES AID
POLISHED PLATE GLASS FOR WINDOWS,
ofsrfrior quality and bfliancy, which vii not become
misty nor loose their color OF beauty, nom by ~ 10 by
~ inches. for .dle a. above May also be seen NJ the same
place. dra~n, and prints Of shop fronts OF every Style
which Plate Glass }, used in London go -
~, i'm ISAAC l. PIATT.
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,OIIFD HERMAN SILNER.--JAs.

II O. MOFFEIT. t2l Priacs-stf,i, nrsr Noosifr'
-l r,-t a-Iy -al tie sttent of Hardware D-s'rf.
.rd Nsnuis-tlrr0 t, -uqrror ar c~ 90 O'rsan >''7
c H. os. = tor ,ais hai->alr snd retail. o al ue =
..,, All rqual % any, elsef for- "a ~ " y
pr-lic .foc c, or aid -srness s-u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-17
NrILITAKN GOODS hollow csst. Al

w - VI, ten laus.-Ihc subscriber having reinqu ~
Ell tns military bushes, aud removed h, goods frop a
Broadway % "a Maiden Lane. osrs - u hs entire
,incA-cou,.,tsg ct swords Belts. >ashe,. Epsaettc,
Isce, Baunu, Pumes. MusArt, Rfrs, &c. So below
aor making uniforms. officer, equppms Themselves, or
psr.1., purchasing 10 sell again viii do wei Ia calL
~ ~ WI HINTON
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AND AMERICAN PAPER

HANGINGS ami Bsrd;rs, tor sair cheap al The n.
lei >iates Paper Hanging and Band-B0E WAREHOUSE -
Canal street neal Broadway, NcHlOrh. Room, aperso
N lee neair.t manner. JOSHUA BROWN 90 Cana Il
Eli I'll
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I ECTIRES on Pracucal ChemIstry.

4 Pharmacy, and loNc0logv Doctor WHrrAKrR
propose, o. commence Course of Practical Lecture, the
above named important hccts az hs ofce 80 Housio .
street Monday sew MAY 10Th needless 10 state the
iuc.cuabc advantage, which thorough knowledge az
hrsncie. succ Mil give. not ouiv tn every stu
ent meecus and to druggists, hut aiso Ia students at
Inv The Lecture Commen.. al lO o'clock VI, add 10
b., continued every DAY At the hos until The 1T 81
August Terms. Tor TIE whole Course, SIC nylj lw'
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GEORGE o. BARTLETT, Book Auc-

N ton aud C0me sOn Rooms 'or ne ~ 49,.
Librare.. Oh Paintings, EngraF - F'"J '
Cash advanced on coH- 2hinft.- 10, ,5 Euru,,ur.
Particular attention paid 10 outdoor 'a''' " ""''
30 10 scosiway next do~r 70 Ho"ar'' hoIr2 up
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WHOLE NO. 3fs.
INSURANCE.

ETNA Fire Insurance Company of y
IL Y-OEc- y. = NaiL,I-In>ur. against -, %,
damage Iv srr on dwelling h0gses. store, goods turn
vessel, AMI their cs-gne> port All property generally or
a, favorable iDrm> - any Other oNc-
DIRECTORS.
Chl-'e, Town c = Nooihui. John T. sag.
JOS -. G---r- Pomsr0y. p. B. CLAYTON.
FIJI P-rT =. LoIsF rg'se. Geo. tolyits,
rr..,U >.-.f.n. = J. VI Valentine. l,sac l. Pat.
Chester C.lra ~. " h.t-p -.-ht. Il. VI Blackwell.
~. H,Tuir WI. \. p. P,niI. &. Cot
u - u. VI T. Mash. j. Jameson,
n ps.- Muller. joshua Jones.
\ ~ Ulr-,l-n. Iu1. Nan Roskerck. ID, Wood.
Tt.ir'. A....r.v. Daniel T. G-av. WH.u H. lhcrn.
CHARLES TOWN. Pre-, lieut.
UrNrY iorr. >e-rr,lry.
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IA ANTED IMNTDIATELY-Twcn


r--.e srs o. ,.ark a. Tie N-i.s 100 Flower mar
fg ND "s toleirr. Ai-o, good Csrr,r. iuqur- NJ
-. Or Ch-V.;.. street. mi ll'
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rI,liE NOM ARn INSIKANCE COM.

nrrv-Ca1.f1l Sseeo. Office NJ - Wal 81. This
C.urfuv couiur. make Insurance Oss
~. Nt tIn. 7au inland lls -lf.og
DIRECTORS
Re- firvpus y - Tly.o-, CNris " t7Vrsnce.
q rU.f.-. Pam 7, " IAN Couch, Nrsh Rsiws.
jour NIrr,un. 3 l.. WoHiISy. Nll1s 81 Weed
JOSEPH. q. Nsrl@m n ..ug & Tucker. i1hE Rb~~
David Ire Me-, y Rerianl u John Won.
Caleb - H.i,;-d. y liam ". Todd. Ferdinand Suyd.E,
Hrr-v q rhorinsu x. HANENS. President
r.vts cut,,,,. S..-.,,rr
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40 BLACK and Mhitesmilh Iron Rail

1 AMI Carrisse Mixers, Sc-To Let the old establish
"a smith, shop RECENTLY occupied by Nr James G. ff'r-
MAN cornrr ct Fast Broadway md GouN"ineur-str'ei
The location good ior any mecha business being near
he junction oi DIVISION aud Onnd>irr't, and also tie
iaasburg Ferry Stall, Tor three Oar horses can be-
had 10 wanted.
kpply 10 &. MOULD, lj3 Water street, OF IN "rand'
near H. F...x Marcel myl6 Nv
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4 three gentlemen small family can he accnHiln-
da led with GARD snl larse or small Rooms, pleasantly It
uaci At - Heary street Term, reasonable References
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.IEAS ROOMS. With good board
DOARDERS WANTED in private

} famlv-A gentleman AMI hs wife, anl Two " me-
,lnglr Gentlemen can Obtain pleasant fop1s ~ w"E
hult house With Board. reasonable terms. al No y
Prospect street Brooklyn only t.rec or four minutes NaN
from tr. FGliNn Ferry. mNIh 10
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or

y } wives c.n d., accommodated with pleasant pador,
and board al - Chhsreet Also two or hree single gen
- 4
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NEISIC Al Three Gents Page. AZ No.

VI Y L.penarl. street, corner oi Broadway-tHAS.
L (,F~G AIN Music Publisher !. constantly receiving new
and ias. 0ua.e Music To-. the Piano, Guitar and flhlr'
which hp ',eng al the very low Prce oi Gems page
retail A~n. hand small loi O Nn.cal lnsrumrhis,
which " be- odd very l0v. The pubic invited io cal
an! examine Tor th.n,eyc. Nlrr,aie dealers supplied
cheaper tan III any other esiab shues the 4. >ates
als i'm CIIAs. r. GFSLtIN.
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(tOPYI\G WANTED.-The advertiser

Y lwi0 j. ,sQtcacc 7ll COL. bu,ue,~ hr h1h''i has
oaro- five Lour' pr a. s ~ which be- is les r"l' oi
higInr employed IL Wlit, clear expedition. and neat
hand ANY person waUn 10y c1gyl-t viii mod him a1 =
fc.ni AM h.. ..c nne Nlrt.. q. Z. ~ NJ. n1c.. mll I
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,NllE subscriber will leave tins city ON or
. UToIoII-MAkEKS, Painters and Gla-
NFFICETO LET.-A Counsellor, who

" can offer advantages 10 an Attorney Al Law "l
re.u.claliiy ha, Office to le near TIE ty naH, .,
winch be- desires to retain the Joint 49, that ne rent
would be very moderate Address s. u. at tbs once 81"
..r,.es - myl6 81
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OOARDING.-Board can be had in a

NcA Eu.l tn, 'auy. with PHEASANT rooms. beng tue
u1lr, and tvs room. above .hs same on rconan terms
Al No &c Heinz door above Cars-'' beng TIE most
r,ra,ant situation Zoo Brooklyn. F1r particulars rqluc NJ
-. M flJ i'm
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NEW BOOK.-Writings of Rev. VIII

Lam Bradford IIOnen late Pastor Of the t0n9rrga
,.onal Church 10 south Berwick, Name with a Msm0r'
bv Edward 4 Park Blreu Professor no the And-vcf The
oosica seminary ~ volume. Emo Just publ she'd
by DAYTON Nt"nhN'
u,vtG 81 \as.au.treff, corner ui FULTON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-30

the numerical movement Of the country, is beginning
10 overflow and TO produce natural and legitimate re-
suits of the whole trade of the country New
Orleans the point of Importance and there aspecie
basis has been at last reached All the vast products Of
the West are now valued there in specie currency
The prices of all commodities valued in hard dollars
necessarily demand for specie there has sprung up and
the exports this city that point large and
regular, with every prospect Of reaching 100000
before is checked This is drawn from the banks
for real equivalent and exchanged for produce there
the world thus increasing the supply OF foreign bills and
OF course the influx Of specie from abroad supply in
tbs city the drafts Of specie made the purchase Of pro-
duce in the interior This the operation by which the
country is becoming supplied with specie basis The
only check to the movement would be scarcity Of pro-
duce by which prices would be raised high to admit
ofexport Fortunately however. such event is be-
yond the range of probability for this year least
gacious and intelligent friend who has made of OBJ
servaton throughout tho West the abundance
oil the produce is unparalleled. At Wheeling, Flour is
calculated, will sell at 81 so per Dbl At Cincinnati
tracts for Wheat almost any extent be made at IS
cents per bushel-at which rate Flour in New Orleans
will pay ct SO. The great wheat growing counties Il
New York OVERLOOKING, and the most intelligent mil
lers look upon 81 so the highest range for Flour in
New York for the coming year. Other provisions will
bear similar proportion The following is a table of
the leading articles Of domestic export for series of years
from official sources with estimate from the best data
Of the exports for 1913.
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Sales mt the Stock Exchange.
State OF Trade.

Sales Of real estate have been made, as follows =
\ lot OF ground on the of Gouverneur and Hen
ry streets, containing % feet inches front, by 80
feet deep, sold for $4,000
Also, lot Of ground on the of East Broadway
d Henry street. containing % feet front by 81 feet
inches deep, sold for 1900
Also, lot adjoining, containing % feet inches front
by 81 feet deep, sold for 2l7O
Also lot adjoining of the dimensions sold for 1900
Three lots OF ground on the easterly side of Twenty
Third street. near the 9th Avenue, full lots, sold for
each 4os
Also, four lots of ground the 9th Avenue 23d
street, full lots, each sold for 800
lot OF ground on the corner of the 5th Avenue and
Eighteenth street, containing % feet 3inches front
by SO feet deep, sold for 2025
Also two lots adjoining, ofthe same dimensions each
sold for 1857
At auction sales have been mrde as follows:-
Tobdeeo-5 hhds Kentucky at 81 81 cents; Al do at
cents, mos.
Rum-l3 puns 4h proof St. Croix at 40 Ale, mos; do
ut 40c, cash.
Sagar-2s hhds Porto Rico at sc per ID, cash.
Moiasses-2O hhds Porto Rico at 1874 Is, cash.
Cctee-l5 bags Maracaibo at 81, cash.
Io6acco-t0 bales Kentucky old CROP at &c, 90 days.
hhds do 81 81, average $685. do crop at Al g.
average Al, both cash.
4shsPots hav in request for export the closing
price of last week, viz SIS l2l and yesterday sales
made SIS 80 Pearls closed last week at So So but owing
70 light and good demand S. 81 has been obtain
ed this week. This is the price they sell at.
Naval SoreLage sales of Turpentne for export have
occurred. North County at 50 80. Wilmington 50 80.
cash. Spirits Turpentine is dull and would not bring
over 80 a 81 cents, mos.
OsAbout 900 bbls have been taken for export at 32c;
here is not much Offering Crude Sperm selling 623c
and about 1000 gallons Lard Oil have gone off at 65c
NOS both for home Lnseed sells in lots wanted;
English at S21, and American at s2c cash. Refined whale
oil is steady at 10 45c.
ProrisionsThe market quite active for beef and pork.
Sales of Ohio renspected Mess Pork at So and Prime at
SIS ST. Old selling 81 80 for Mess and So for Prime
Ness Beef is looking ups sales making at 81 so S.
and prime at S. All other articles without change
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-30
State OF the Crops.

hLISoIs.-The wheat harvest has commenced Some
fields destroyed by rust and others much injured by
smut; but the yield, notwithstanding, will BE- greater than
ever before from the fact OF much ground having
been sown.
OHIo.-The farmers are about finishing one of the most
apundant harvess gathered in that section. The
ward oil industry great and glorious In 1910 Tuscaa-
Wa county produced 332 900 bushels of wheat and this
year 2. low calculation, it will i5OOOO bush
eis howng hall for expectation, at fifty cents bushel
ana there VIII be $4,000 brought the county from
wheat alone. pretty good sum truly hut the nr;ce W
much more wv 90 0ee
RHODE IsLANp-The crops look fuelv The bav in ia
immediate vicinity has been principally gathered and th
crop is far beyond an average Corn looks uncom
monty WELL and other grain presents equally favorable
prospect The interruption to agricultural pursuits
caused by the late difficulties has In many cases mt
farmers back bu still there suppose that tn
labers will be crowned with unusual success
New YoRK.-Our farmers now in the midst of h AR
vest Last week large fields Of wheat were cut and sc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-30
MONEY MARKET.

Friday, July 29-6 p. Nj.
The feeling in the stock market in regard to the sound
stocks is better The operations however, exceed
ingy limited and very little disposition exists to invest
except in New York State, Corporation Kentucky and
Ohio Bank stocks much of favor. Sales the
Board to-day exhibited fall in Harlem of /; Illinois
Indiana !; Farmers Loan improved.
The Corporation Stock per cent 10 and Is years Of
this city, is decidedly the favorte investment this
men the State being somewhat neglected owing the
impression gaining ground that the southern tier coun-
ties will 60 for the wings condonaly that the Erie rail-
road should be finished during their reign If such should
be the case shall have 40 million debt The Corpo-
ration has issued all that will be required to complete the
great Croton Water Works
Money is quite easy and the prospect for sound and
healthy state of things for the future more encour
aging.
The packet for Liverpool Boston, leaves tomorrow.
She will be the first for six years that carry the
doubted indication that the commercial affairs of these
United States after continued downward tendency in
everything, have not only reached bottom but have al
ready taken important stride towards improvement,
We do not now refer in any degree to the present price
values of stocks other descriptions of paper credits
but we refer to that general returning health ofcommerce
growing out of the superabundance of produce an
the low prices at which supply the world In the
spring of 1885, the Banks of New York assumed position
which they have since maintained and the effect ofwhch
has been to force all sections Of the country down the
specie standard This process has been assisted by the
prolific yield ofthe crops which have forward in the
settlement OF claims due to New York; at the same
the purchases of goods have been small The result is
that all the world is and has BEEN indebted to New York
until the specie in the vaults Of the banks of this CITY
now computed at 81 100000 100000 in excess of that
of any former period Notwithstanding this large sum Oh
hand large quantity is its way from Europe here
natural result OF the low state of exchanges which are
follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-30

cured IN line order The whole week.was remarkably
pleasant though very warm-the thermomCter ranging
from ~ 70 degrees in the shade nearly every day Ths
only draw back upon the wheat crop will arisc from IL
u wnch mas we regret TO state, prevailed TO very con
siderable extent in sections in this State. The nu
mereus rams and heavy dews in June caused the rust to
sci m and the damage will be materiasay 25 to 80 per
cent Farmers say that where they anticipated thirty
bushels to the they will scarcely get twenty Not
outstanding the rust the crop will average much larger
than last year not only in central and western New York
but throughout the whole wheat growing districts The
warm weather for the last few weeks has brought corn
along finely. Those pieces avoraby located il we have
and backward SOIL will stand good chance be nipped
by iross unless the season shall prove unusually favor
able Grass is coming in heavy i'll parts. Oats stand
well, and promise large ield. Potatoes ditto.