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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-28
correspondent, at Erie Pa. has tie following:

A correspondent at Erie Pa. has the following:
1.-The Cleveland Painsville and Ashtabna X X Co
have recently accepted the provisions of the act OF the
Legislature Of Pennsylvania transferring 70 them the
Franklin Canal Company Railroad. There Is still
change Of at this place though the Act referred to
pubOrises the Companies 10 run their trains through
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-28

This Essence preparation Of excellence In or
binary Darhes lnepieD Cholera short all Po.t,.
the Digestive Functions il Of nes,imabs yoe Donr
the prevalence Of Epidemic Cholera and Summer ~
Children, peculiarly enescous; family .nou
be- without IL.
C,uTIox-Be to get the genuine ESSENCE which ,,s.
pared only by BROWN his DRUG sad Chemical stoe pts
Sch Chestnut Pnsdsphia and r % =, al
tie respectable spothseaIiss IN the United Stses = "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-28
J. H. MLLrr Auctioneer . o,.,ro
ZINE PICTURES-The collection OF QUIZ

i OILPAINTlNG5 be sold TIT hsDA nj nj rR
oelorL Cedarr, BY J. H. VI iL@rn
Th,v AZ. the works Red Men who hs.e
soS Of under the Incas Of fea
of them are feet by and al IN new frames 90
ACQUISITIONS for High prces hs'e 0ee" ' "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-28

OREGoy-The offer OF bounty Of $50 acres to each
single man. and 800 acres TO each family settling in Ore
con holds good till December lst, 1885, having been eH-
tended by the last Congress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-28
RESIGNATION OF GERRIT SMITH.

WAsHryGros, Wednesday, June %, ls5i
Tie National Era this morning publishes Hon. Gerrit
Smiths resignation OF his seat in Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-28
MARINE AFFAIRS.
or A sIcILIAS STEAMER.

ARRIVAL sIcILIAS STEAMER.
The steam propeller Stella, Capt Cafero, arrived TINS
morning. "a days from Palermo and II days from Goral
tar with cargo of fruit and 81 passengers Inc steamer
William Penn arrived out on the fth inst.
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PnsSengera Arrived

IN ,kip b,r from Iirerpsl-Mr Gibbs lady and two eh d,en
Mis- Tup,n Mr.. Media Mss sansles. Messrs HaIrson Nsn
IN. A MaltaDe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-28

steamer ISAAC P. SMITH
leaves daily Except sunday
ChsmberSst. Pier at ! 7. N toi
HYACk and HAIERsTAAW
landing at Rocklsnd Lake and
Piermopt, In connection with the
Eew.York aud Erie Railroad.
Returning. leaves Hsyerstrs"
every morning ST o! O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-28
SOUTHERN MALL FAILURE.

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, May y I-0f.
We have no mail this morning from south OF asaing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-28

tITrc The ,ubrb,r hsyinx beea engaged in the
u.a,ein- which would be certain In operation, bene-
Pc in ,seel powerful eradicate disease and wtha psls,sbs
Length succeeded DEvISESS CArHAR-
70 nc s inch medicine. Ia form Il beautiful and in
hshy agreeable confectionery, sapersedins the neces-
-, - n.1ssou pills II applicable Ia all where
Harte needed from the slightest costyene
.. IL ersdcses pimple botches
and in 'erofaons seeoa. without parallel you
BE- ed 10 make ts o. n and should tail to effect all Of
sh be efrniei WILLIAM
DEFINES CHARLES II. RING. Agent No 1872 B.osdwm
ksuUN nrL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-28
Me0irdl.

DR KELLINGER has beaten the whole world n
i RESTORING the HUMAN HAIR when bald from I'VE 20
twenty Eve yesTs There longer room for doubt . VIC
AZ ,xepc. can be and 40 Broadway ~ eef
tsn as the touch 81 each; thee ior IS is imp"'s " ~
so,.o xtbout producing beautiful Head ~ hsf r,,v
TbE GRFAT AMERICAN HAIR RE- . s.' %
n,,ion, have tosy failed the Human hi sns s
60. Th. has ben D. kELLINOEk VINO mas 10 ~ -
session The most proof Of hundreds 81 eAss 100 % -
badness renewed. The remedy ~ v.odsrh, ~
Pm Pi.s. b. besnua hesd OF me osex hAlii No
- 49, Mr. JoIe Of No. so Broadway y,
SniL IN
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NYACK and HAyERSTRAW STEAMBOAT

Steamer ARROW leaves daily
lexcept Sunday Chambsr:s..
Pier at 10 A. NJ. for Y0NKERS,
PIERMONT, NYACX, OAK
HILL. connecting Rocklsnd Lake
sod Ilsverstrsw.
Returning, leaves Haveptrav
at ) Y. NJ.
Tho ARROW will scconrno-
dste parties for any Of the sboys
pisces ON tho most reasonable
terms
lsro az Amossf.
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TINTED STATES EXPRESS CoMPANY-Ohhcs

~ No az Broadway ,x.pvs.
SUMNER ARRANGENENTs- UNITED STATES EAnnE1S
COMPANY VIA NewYors AID Ess Railroad 70 Dlna punA'''
all cities
LEAVING o. With all bulky goods for oncs %
The Fe aeh rsosds for Dunhh Banaio,
Niagara Fs Cleveland ssndo,sy Columbus Cncinnss Toledo
Chicago and ST. Louis.
THE TELEGRAPH EXPRESS LINE nshios = .sntnyoss
through Trains Leaves New fos
:, Win Money Drafts light Merchandise parcels.
and Daily Newspapers Cleveland Cincinnati chcAso ad st
Lous Returning will l-.vs s tbs shove named e'es ds
eompaned BY special Uesseuzsr' arriving "ss~ Tors
The pstonsse Meh,n sst. and o,ssT o. ,hs ey :"A
Q respectfully solicited hENhf " ny ~, ,"pss..
NOTICE Freight will received =, No sNewH-Msy 1884
CPECIAL NOTICE.-NEW-lORKa and HARLEM
- RAILROAD COMPANY and steI Monday, June ~ the
Fare in the City Line tbs Aston House and 5h
vi" NC JOHN d ELIOT Superintendent.
CTATEN ISLAND and NEW-YORk FEkHf
- NOTfCE-CHEAP ExCURsION-Fare et cents On sne
sner Apri 10 1854 will leave follows until further
notice. ysndsrbs sninz staten Island hour nom
"a 81 10 NJ Leave WttehsllsL, New fos, every
hour from A N. 10 p. NJ
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Uater Cure.


NETWORK CITY and ORANGE MoUNIhiiiN
IN l..sest most and thoroughly
frnhed this COUNTRY aaodnz city and county
Tr,yrs transient boa I'd 81 NO ITO Nnst
corner of University pisee o a., Wv w. -"
South Opnge, n. j. y. ". s,a, ~
HYDROPATHIC aud HYGIENE INSIliyih
Il and SCHOOL No IS hts--ACCohMoDNiOSs Tor
100 PATENTS Competent Assistants for Out rfsecs
IA. female Female Phy0cans Tor
,Rs,..s. 80. T. r. TRAIL NJ D., Proprietor
RR. TAYLORs WATER-CURE, 6th-av, cor oi
~ ss,h.t Byz-n Home Affords Tar possible %, sa,an,
MEX BOAKDERs. Aiire.s No go 6h.sy.
DR sHEWs WATER CURE HOME, Oyster
IL Bsv L. I-stesmer Crooa daily from Fulton Mraet ~
Tic Of accommodations tor both in'shds aa DNo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02
The Usury Laws.

MEETING OF THE CORN EXCHANGE BROKERS'.
Apuasrous meeting of the Corn Exchange Brokers
held yesterday, at Tx O'Clock, ~ in reference to the
uury laws Of this sats-Jossph KstshAn in the chair
The meeting being called 70 order BY the chairman
M FROST got upon the stand and explained The object
Of the meeting he spoke susstl ntiAlly ~ follows
Mr.. President and Gentlemen o the Corn Exchange
BrotsI came here this morning By Invitation OF your
respectable body, for ths purpose Of making few 70.
marks relative to the present usury laws which prevent
without doubt and rstad the commercial prosperity Of
the city Of New York. (Appsuss The fselng Of the
Corn Exchange brokers agans these laws are and a.
ways have BEEN very strong they the
they have heen put In force, Of much iDoonvsnenoe and
distress TO the whole commercial community (OhssrL)
The usuiy laws not advocated BY those who wers
oct interested, but BY set Of dsmagogaes and wys
not moving or caring what the effect would b. They
we're well aware OF the great opposition to tho enlarge
nent Of the Erie canal BY III GLASS OF do had
(hr Clinon,) who said that there no body OF xsn
whose Efuence Was 10 great the members Of the Corn
ExcbsDge Now, the present usury laws deep blot
and disgrsce upon the city VI New York Tue idea Of
having liked price for MONEY, which nothing but
article OF nerchandse after all II owing the In.
have been in foroe noe 1887 up the present day These
men were the oppossr Of ell expansion OF aad
Of free trade. Tne usury laws not the busi.
Of the city Of New York mandsd and therefore,
10 view Of that fact he moved that the secretary rsd
memorial which was prepared for to the L.
shtus OF the state praying that the existing law may
BE- abolished or essentially relaxed
The secretary then read the memorial which, on mo
dop was referred to committee OF four persona Who
Will report this morning Ut 10 O'Clock
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
HONEY n Al K n r..

WEDNESDAY, March 1-6P Y.
The tendency a pross In the stock market ID upward
with considerable activity at ths bard. 10 Railroad
sold largely day a advance and the outAds dsmasd
evidently isersasisx The probability Of . four psv
ssnt Svidssd in April leaving surplus In the treasury
has sssOursssd holders and brought in many buyers
Reading Railroad has recovered from the rscsst slight
depression ed steadily moving forward agsia. An Tie
leading railroad stocks daily operated in ct the board Are
firmly ssstsised. asd holders looking for mach higher
prices Crystal Palace has rsesdsa slighuy fhs meet
NC q sssskhosdsss hu sveaiag Of character sAl-
esiAssd 70 DO more hara thaa good. and dsuStful
ne nsrsst value d the sosk ~ sussaissd o. the
sosssfn made profitable ssdsr ~ nssaesmsat. Ths
smsn nsssS sush - Flosssss asd Report Patk vaa,
rf~siH Coal and fortsnosth Dry Dosk, have sx moved
mach during Tie ass sxss.sst ~ appsas 10 Aavs ~
issfs snoss ~ spsssAsoss 4 Wall sssss ahs b vs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02

WEDNESDAY, March 10 +. Il.
There we're no new features in the stock market to-day
Gold Hill ia still in demand, and sells freely ~ before
atSH and s%. Phenix Coal has dropped down to on,
and Is no. firm At that figure Hwassse Is Arm at An i'm.
provsment Of quarter Parker Vein Ia steady at tx ~
the Stock Exchange One hundred and atty shares Of
Lycomng Coal and Iron stock to be sold Saturday.
by W. H. Franklin Son. The bids 1t the Ninisg Board
For Parker vsin 71i; for New Creek, az; for
New Jersey, o for Lehgb, b for American White Zinc,
l1; Potomac, 4 for Norwich 1915 for Forrest. II;
for National 3o for windsr ~; for Flint Sssl s. for
mab A. ior PhenI Coli. s. for Battsriord VI for Nc.
CuLoob ~; for Conrad HUI 70o for Rocky BAR loo; for
WvcksG 4 a.,
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Tue above exhibit sh ,-s ss.dy increase, With the
ptiop Of l847 the orAble ort ye,r when Ire
land suffered from the potato rot and tant 10.
The Bank Commissioners Of Maine in their report upon
The condition Of the bAsks Of that Stats, Eay:-
Fourteen hanks have gone into operation the past
year. and the capital paid Ito hes together wish the
the annual examination In September and O,t,ber.
amounted TO 81 making the present capital Of
the banks Of Maine IS 467, !6s When the chartered
p,tAl OF the banks increased capital the
old ones Ia all psid In the bank capital Of the State will
have DOUBLED In the short VI three years. The cir
only vsntseuth lass than the oapal while in 1850
thu circulation less than the capital BY fifth
The ear in the same period pace With the capt
tai and circulation and the specie has nesrl trebled
there being ST. 2C3 iS8 81 against $498 1854 20 in
1850 Tse character OF the paper too, has materially
Maine believed to Be bet or than ct any former period
Of their history
Another week has parsed By without slciting any
really novel feature In the dry goods traffic hsre The
country and local dealers eontnas to purchase with pra-
derct and caution, extending movements beyond
the limits of their necsstss and though these are
numerous AID urgen usual ct this period they have
notiaoreased rapidly was previously anticipated;
hence the disappoament Of any parties specially
those ovniss undesirable supplies Whose only chances Of
su disposal Of ther stocks lay in the augments
ton OF orders, which could not all be 6Isd With very
sssfonsSs productions aud st. which could not be ne
elected without such opportunity, factors Of poor
ard inferior commodities made toe we'll aware OF the
danger AND insecurity not total ruio which confront
them We hope they may not Suffer 10, much, that 20
they shall BE- able to profit BY experience and hsnoeor
ward thun those spscuaops which have resulted or are
likely to result go dsAstrously at present
Brown sud beaohed sheetings and shir.inu are Ia
pretty good request at cid pross Dsnims are in fair
supply and demand Without chApgs In valas Dalls are
moro Fought after and ruls nrmsr hat are not dearer
Duck actively inquired for at full and riscg quotations
Gnshams stl sd ready purchasers within our former
range Lawns sssn ia moderate request at upaltsred
rates. OsBaourgs are quite rare and very arm,
housh inactive The sao.ioas in piusg cloths are
not very extensive but do not sot any serious change
In prices sessonsb styles Of prints are freely boagh.
at cd sgurs Stripes snd ticks are st In good demand
at previously quoted RATES.
We append comparative statement of tbs shipment,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02
Legal IntelIigence.

srrHna CouRr on rHK UNITED 5rArB FIN. n b. O.
Thayer, Eq.. Of New York and O. V Traphagsn, E'q,
New Jerey, we're admitted attorneys and coursellors
OF this court No. 49, Joha MoDoaoshs exc sutors Vs.
nAfy hurcosk q a-Appsai from the Circuit Court Of
tns oneo states Tor East Louisisns Mr. Jusios Camp
ps esvsrsd the opiao. Of the court reversing the de-
cree OF SAID Circuit Court In this cause with costs and
anone the CASE With direooas TO dismss the bU OF
the compAinAnts, With ooste, In that court No "a
John Yersr W. William Branson's executors "A opesI
from District Court OF the United States FOR ,rthsrn
Alabama Nc Justoe 0risr delivered The opinion on tina
court srmrg the decree 81 raid Dstric, Sourt IN TIA
cause, With costs No. 70 Pierre Claude Pc u,s.x ~
the Psnny vAnia Railroad Company Error 70 the ro,
Court Of the Untsd States Tor Western Psnaavlvanis
Mr. Justice Gisr delivered the cplnoa Of the court
ing tbs Judgment Of said Orcut Court In this oause with
COSTS No &c. Reuben CbapmAa, Cow rnor, "a W. AIsx
andsr Smith Of al Error TO the D ket Court OF the Us
ted States for Midds Alabama Mr. Justice Nslsos de-
hvsrsd the opinion Of the court Affirming tbs udgmsat
Of said DiGziot Court In tbs cause with eosts No Al
Mnsulpa heirs Bsejsuin Rsgglss Error 10 The
Circuit Oourt Of United states for Missouri Ne jos
Tee CAtroa delivered the opsioa Of The court amrisw
the judgment Of said Circuit Ooart II the Gauss, vi&
ess0. No. - y. Ooarsd ". David 0riGsy.--Ensr 10
the Orosit Court Of the Unitsd States for Eastern Lou
asa. M Justice Mclean delivered the opision Of the
surt Amrnine the judgmsnt Of ssid Oireut Court IN
tA's oauss, with sosh ana interest. No H. K Four.
nsquet q Al w. John Psskiss pDsA om Orsuit Oourt
q NE uaies STATS fer Eastern LousiAsA Ne Chisf
susas nssy dsvsrsd ths eD!nsoa a ths seurt Arn-
,ss me csss g ~ osssit osszt b ~ sassa VIII
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Increase the corresponding In 1852 $sS 900
The Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company have made
call for one half Of per cent the capital stosk Of
one hundred millions Of dollars This will give total OF
360oc00. The payment already made Of one tsnth per
cent u account Of tie half per cent which leaves
two ahs Of per cent due The object Of this call IL
to make the deposit Of 900 required BY the
act Of the Legislature Of Texas, donating about eleven
million Of land in aid Of the construction o, railroad
to the Pacific ana to enable the company to
the Instruction Of the road tbs contract with
the State Of Texas Is concluded Farther particulars
sardng the payment Of the will be found in
an advertisement In another column
bill has paused both houses of tho Illinois L.glsla
ture authorizing he construction OF the Tsrrs HAuts
and st. Louis Railroad being hundred and sixtyavs
miles In length and tina only gaining link necessary to
form Greet railroad ection between st Louis No.
and Cleveland, Ohio The entire iae from Terre Hsute to
st. Louis fAs been surveyed and located, the right
way mainly secured and the wok let to responsible and
energetic CON FACTORS. Stock has been subscribed suf
Client to the road without tbs issue any bonds
From 1871 to 1853 inclusive the largest value of the
tobacco crop Of the United States abroad In 1884,
sl2,s7eooo The ltshtsst in 1s4s, $3.50 ooo By far
the large average value per hog head Ia 1882 when
the exported crop only o95 hhds t S12a per hid
With the sir gle exception Of that year. tbs export value
or thirty three years never reached $llO the hhd asd
the Avsgs Of the whole period only Ses A. In 1871
the price ss4, and In 1852 $40 The ghtsst price
was In 1916, $50
Export in 1921 68 1858 hhds. $s4 20 6is 900
do 1859, 1884, 900 hhds., SO 8l.........H, $40 900
tits curious result Of the Treasury tables that the
average value pound Of the cotton export for this
thirty two years 10 almost identical With the current
price and Of the average export Of the saps for the last
financial year In the meanwhile the gro0 value Of the
crop sent abroad has risen from 800 900 in 1884, 10
Slos A6 COO In 1853
The asnsxed statement, compiled from the returns Of
the Hsrbor Master gives the number Of vessels, steam
sr 40 with their estimated tonnage arriving at and
departr from Albany during the season Of navigation
In each Of the past two years.
cou~plcv On lrpIrv-lpKQ avn 1eEa
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FArAL cIpEsr-ExrRAoRpInARY PsEszxr1.

FATAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PaEsENrI.
nnNr On the 2lst ult, simeon O. Webster, formerly OF
Jerisho VT, caught by the bait of driving shaft
MIL stNAshus, and instantly kilsd-hs neck having
broken and his body horribly masgsd Mr. Webstes
In his goth year. and had besa married about thre.
mcs tins. We have learned from . relative OF Mrs. W.,
that the cay cf the sosdsot Mrs Webster strongly
Impressed sith the idea that terrible calamity thsn
TO happen 70 her husband She Vas sxsesdingly dis.
te~sd AID weeping II the event hs already occurred
Expressed her convictions 10 the lady with whom she
BEARDED. This Ia en6eavored to calm her fears and
invited Mrs W. to her On the way they observed
from wsdov Z crowd In tbs ya-d OF the mill Mrs
Webster Inst sntiy srcAimsd simsoa ID dead y, Alas
II was too trus.-VomoNR Watckman
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Chemical C0ntrovorsy-Tho Metal Alu
mlnum
10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.


your Paris CORES pondsnt pusishsd yesterday =
=:
saint s:S nss..asa i ess.nnS rom ola
y: iu:,als mod
4. ETA i. sss. ~ and y
rhuris .od either strong diluted 4 the %
Several sp.eims y iii: :1ssissd Az
sa Ds. enable him max.
The metz. aiuniaum, With mort Of the properties here
aseribsd to it. and ether. MOI msationsd oas been "e
stands frat on the alphabetical list Of the elementary
bodies With the equivalent TILT the oxygen ss.ls,
A. - it symbol Ii mstalloidAl ,ounis, hAloid
and oxy salts and hydraus, are ~ numerous and q
metallic sses Of II. .ar.hs Its n.sur.i oxide sumos
IL Of the most universal products Of nature, being
found abu ndantly In all claya, sostss f-pa
pure in oorundum adauantins spar, Of wsch emery
sand variety, and in 10 n or In ane porcslstn
simple process from the common alum 81 CON nsrcs and
the arts which Ia but OF Aamina and posssA
The metal alum vas nrst obtained By Wohisr, to
whom indebted for the reduction OF various other
metals from their natural oxides sni combinations.
has been the usual practice Ia this couatry to foo~
throwing it. when oold into ~Asr. Bairg dried sp
pears ~ gray powder, vita few svery scales, which,
On q 4.
Of electricity, handy fusbls in cese crucsbs bat freely
In air. and burns In oxygen with brliAscy
to the eys sometimes leaving fuEed portion which viii
CLARA Ike diamond 10 this last property, reseu
bles peculiar alloy OF iron and ooruuduu, and another
Of iron and chromium lately csllsd sdiaond steel and
sold BY boys the stsst In the form Of kns sharpen
srs." But although aluminium mains uutarnished In
air and cold WATER decomposes the letter when near
the boiling poia absorbing IL oxygen and evolving ts
hydrogen AID although not attacked b, nitric aulpaur,
shorohy die seid when e,d and undutsd yet either
Of there acids will readily seize whom diluted hested
will also aud several other eaustio Akaes.
Now since this metal and Its chemistry must have bsen
losg and we'll to the whcls scsdemy Of Sciences
Ii dcult imagine how the production Of 1t By u 81
Clair Dsvie could have bean sonsidered such very
maikabls discovery" ~ to have procured for him tbs
distinction and patronage the announcement repors
barely possible that aluninuD Ike serium and several
Of basic metals Day hirb erto have been combined
with other lo oxides that some new method has
been found for reducing It with grea facility and esono
my Ia either CASE howsr ths state nsnt . It stands
| conveys nothing new. l. L.
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Nns Bu~uap OF nAaxn Fn. aI-Spsru-0aes ear
lsst esyro Of SOC bbs By tbs Alto, hes arys6 and
bses soid 81 iAsc IL Fsrhsvss lot Of 70 ~. ~ ~
sold - pies - mass known This lseyss ~ naskss
scssistne SEQ bss has bsss ssid ct lAoe. WhAls-
the trsnsastioaa have bean limited, owing 70 ~ anan
quaatisy IN naxhst nd the tsposdoa u vuyshA1m -
await farther arrivals ne saiss sScs ~ hs1s6e
$50 hbk, ct Sic Asd 80 d. for New Yosh Dgles -
made hnown. whAlsboae-rhses hAs bsena ~ AomnnAs
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prominent position in the market know Of which
have not good prospects Stocks which fanctes
few years fince RANKED among the nAr dvt
dend paying securities and the fAoes which
taken taeY place OF better character than usual,
and many Of them viii soon become productive. Ths
mipipg stocks the books Of the Sock Exohpgs Of
the highest character and command the attention Of
shrswd, careful operators There sale OF Dolly
Hide 1t the nrst board to day 81 81 per cent cash.
There Was much inquiry to day for ralroai bonds
but prices remain unchanged. At the arst board New
York Central Railroad advanced per cent; Harlem, Z;
Erie Railroad, l; Reading Railroad y; Michigan ntra
Railroad, u; Florsacs and KsyportX New Jersey Zinc,
u; Nicaragua Transit " Crystal Palace declined psr
cent The market, On the whole. Is rather quiet, not
withstandiss which there Il much buoyaney Shocks
b. eaay hypothecatsd 1t favorable margins and the f.
oiltiss for speculation are daily Increasing.
At suction to day IL shares New York Equitable
Company sold 1t 1t3 psr cent 10 shares Pso
PIES Fire Insuranos Company, SIX.
Tho receipts ct tho off Of the Assistant Treasurer Of
the United states for the port Of New York. this day.
March I, amounted to S236. $50; the payments were
$3.50 $50 8s-eaviDg balance hand OF 81 247 g.
The steamship Andes at Boston from Liverpool brings
two days latsr from Europe The intelligence does
not differ materially from that received BY the previous
steamer. Conso had advanced. Cotton continued arm,
aad breadstafs were tending downward. rho political
accounts have not changed. Preparations for war
now going on actively.
The steamship Canada, from BNtoa for Liverpool to-
day. carried out sl45oso In Specie principally gold for
France.
The Bank Of the Union has been. by an unanimous
vote, disconnected from the Clearing House.
The whole number Of piscss oonsd In the United States
Mint, Philadelphia 10 February, 1854, 1910 b14
against 1859 S2s In tho corresponding month Of 1853
OF the pieces coined this year 1884, 2s7 gold 900
silver, and l22, Alt copper
Ths gold bullion deposited In February wAs:-
From CAlifornia. 4st 0Oo
From other sources. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. t3 900
Total deposits In February. 5l4 90
Silver bullion deposited ................l 1876 Ool
The deposits Of precious metals for January and Fsbru
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