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FROM EUROPE.



HAtHAx ApRrt rs.
The Royal Mali Steamship Africa arrived a,
this port Ia, nigkl en- raate for Boston where
she viii b due about noonoa Thursday. he
feit liverpool on The l4th inst. and brings The
news Of her own arrival out on 7lh inst. Her
news is Of 10 great importance. -
The latest dates from Sevastopol ere to the
9Th Of April. aid although skirmishes were
sui constantly sakiRg plsce. ths condition Of
sHAirs b hsd undergone 40 change Of moment.
The Vienna Co lfeFence re.assembled on the
10Th, bat With what result had not been srahs.
mtted. II was not known when another NEE
ting would take place. Further complications
in regard tc the attitude Of Prussia are repor.
ted. rsf ~ ~
The American steamer North caroliaa came
IN collision with another vessel of Holyhead;
no lives lokt. s-ss ~ -. 3
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The banking house of Messrs. Pierce d Mel.
son, Cleveland, Ohio. was robbed. on last
Monday night. Of package Of bauk bills a,
mounting to FIVE or six hundred dollars. 'ehe
window was broken With . briekbat.s and the
rObber thrust iu bis hand through the hole,--
Mr.. Pierce offers reward Of $500 for the ar
rest Of The thief and recovery Of the money, or
Sio0 fur either. haa Sc e. ssasa4 aal aai
,&ssa q 1 i,asasl .sea2isssg
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A&AaHA - A4NNAAsakUGs
- pns slaAre Or lssi slsrss inseFdons. tl 90
EAoA aIdldsssl asersi,n n, ....-. so
sauare ao. t2,s0. no, S4Oo. i2no, Ss.o0
{" a,s0. :. $50. +" +" 500
49, 500 /" 100. zoo
eA#m = s0d 81 $50. q 1000
y - =. = s. 800. &" i300. !" 1900
= n /" 400. 1900. :" $500
-. ~ Zen laes Or lsss u sod BFevIer win be eOnsid
: .eesfa Sqaare.
tB-Aissr tiseD Hss be particular to mark Ghe nun
bSE Of Insertions the face Of their advertisements,
or tAsy w be ppb shed until ordered out and charged
accordingly.
- advertisements should be hau dcd IN By TsEs
BAR AoRSiko, to insure insertion that week.
- Jos WoAK neatly and expeiiIiously executed At
tIls ofice, on the shortest po'sIhle noaos
~ LAY 4 BRorHKR,. 81 s. Fourth street, be-.
loW Chestnut Philadelphia, are our authorized ageuts
70 obtain Advertisements for us IN that city.
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Persons calling fos any of the above letten
will please say Advertised
JAS. ToLAN P. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-22
Markets. &C CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR The TRrscsx.

THURSDAY, June q, 1885.
AsHES-Ihe market firm for both kinda of 80 bis
at Sc g for Penl and Sc Is for Pots.
COTTONThe foreign advces Asia and the large supply
now ed on the market by eeuators has caused general
depression decline of &C. The sales unnpor,an We
omit quotations in the present Of the market they
difficult 10 approximate with accuracy.
COFFEE-The demand for Rio very tring prices rule
Uniform stock increased to bass-but portion of
this Offering. In other descriptions moderate business is
doing ct former rates the sales 100 bags Jamaica lie
for export, and go bags Lsguayra at l0ldllc.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market gain lower for the low
radts q State and Western Flour the arrivals in Of
with the usde to purchase beyond their immediate wants
pressed the market statement Of 2ic Dbl The bet
ven, the sales Il Western Canal aye SO Dbl. At ss sa
50 for commgn to good stat- 80 ls36 50 50 for
sla SIS for Extra Genssee Canadian Flour quite firm but
net sotye sales Of SEQ bbls Slo0sl Southern
the demand better the decline; sales of 200 bb al s0d
$40 S7 for inferior mxed to good standard brands Alexsnd
s sSS Rye Flour 'nd sags 20 E, &
asa Corn Meals heavy sies Of $50 bbs jersey at s59
FBuTsA sale by suction of cargo per bark Sait,n
prsps lso boxes Sicily Oranges 2d % 49,. and 500 boxes
FisH-The market quiet; 1870 bbls 81, Georse'. sold at
finn for good White bat dull and hesvy for Cornon s.es Of
Soc hush fair white Canadian at g toGs VI 500 bush
Ian At 81 So Rye l. quiet at 81 7oasl IS Oats held
with runes, bu. quiet AZ 500 &c. for state and
Gee are Ic better the Gales are hush 81 o2d 81 o. for
we,,e5a mi1sa 81 @ tomGrcw. ssn'sy - s Tor soas
- oGNST make. sr with sale at Boston of
oUkSY e1.sss IA price,: sales at Boston of
600 bales light and heavy AZ ~ gise montns MA
HoPsEBuyen are waiting their .ivc.s by the Asia sad
GALES lto bales at isdze D. though nc saksa for
HibEMost Of ths reeen, .ivs arc yet sao.. but bold
srs arc submit the Of bayers the hides
bsip1 lsa down hsss /" higher ses. Some inPOssu are
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passeupers Sailed

In u. steamer africa from Bostoa for LirepooIM DE
Saii asrsy rss and ' wife, Arthur CA
We and rsG eha jcepS 2 Gardner Wss:
and e Gsn and c w. Of p nou o %
nsrd wife three children and servant Mrs Bache McEye
% sHi vile T. r. starr and aS % hs' re~s
Eesers Walter TAFT, Couyes. j. Raiand Pnip Umhach n
s ssf f NJ M5n sssn W. sp
and r. " Hsnison of New; York; Mira Dpsds child ana
Richardson Of baltimore Mrs N. Curtis Of Ohlc.sO Jns.
p Nd Jqsss sb : s S a ~ DSs
by wife child, and suchfs Of ssvannahi Begoura and
G Bessno sns ~ SSdsa%d ADD
Tho Rogers and wife Jno Mills frss Pins wife infant ana
O. jameson, J. Ghssrse Mummy, Gsrru.tle, wife and
Gilmore and wife and Ed eeeh Of oriesns Ih9s Holland
Won canad ana Mr. I r sS
And NM sspss I Rsy w S.ssn
or Mi. Bsileo Mis-. osvsy, R M.eksy, Geo sssghea and
E n M &C.. s'S @l a ss
ss m .s Bsn' ESY Nav" M h.u,y n a
Ross St. John Psny, wife, children and servant Hyns.
md e Miss m' Fasy w Jose
Havana Cuba; Ipnsy ard wife, United States Consul
Tsyor Miss T. Bosssly London Tho Blsciburn Lysrpoos
o Madam. ss SsSo Ess
Mr. Copeland NJ GsTsoh' Car Lumseher Leon Pierce w
wife r. MoIsOn som Nj DOwker rs.dsnce svcass
For hGlyar-n; Il. Thays, Ro1baryl VS. Moore !0s,
sssI ana S Rsss Mile
Ms. Mathew.On and children Miss Black Monrssli w.
Ia sisaSssp siar u e ssa Jsr Liss,ooM.-r, cor.s.
sad Hs .dy H. and
Miss EIns s G. Peastt Mr. b. ss.nton Mr. Ss@aS
c s%' Srs a iSaa ps MS sssT
Jennings Capt Alex. Cooper LADY, Mr. Henry Payne Mr. N.
R. Oliver NJ JAIME. Cool, and q Il .teer.s'.
mxrArvss ALmAsAc..,....rnIs DAx.
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:'iss . Isf ;;'si Dc &c: % s:. ~: $50:
Isls:. sssssa 2. Z: s %.s.s ~ as...A MS
IFApwe can ieus Of 70 sssssssous e tie -
is' heavy. fss SAFE q Gssns yesterday r'vvsd 70 - -
Ia III. 4 So Ss sS Ct = ~ owing 70 We
trMBsR-Thsrs Is activity displayed IN aas markets.
LEATAER-S,s.. If .ny,sas rule IN f.yS q ssyss,s-
sa Minds are ssher seyosd lie daily trsasssss ss
prime rtss Pssno. kyrss nida. slssss Heavy v,is. =
NoL1ssEsIAs inquiry h.. sos.issI,sy ,,ap's,,. Ias
rule fnn The eeaand u. been bah for a,ns and on u
ccsaS, N Ter ga :ugSS c ne 's,. - e
on esrmi are not allowed g publish . -, go.
K !, ss rSs s ss 'Is's ., s s ss
Crude su and The ao,k : larger sesA cSsass may =
Z quiet with moderate oaerinss ssss Of 700 ees~ Wilmington
10 lots $40 esy ,s no %s,es ne :.
a ,rs I,1s are arm ..es Of ~ at 50 IS 10 order
oLsTs Ensh Lin.ssd market ,. ss.s sss s.s,
sic csc esh sse refused for psesls % srse: y. s.
.e today Crude Whale sna sRern Ssrs 20 o,s =
the lxh prices .sked Msnufsc ared Whale saitse a. 70
nd %ass5 ED do S .s. os ss ws
Winter at size time Olive Is quiet Red oh nf"' wv ''s
PLAsfERe nsrke, se,e; sales Of 500 thus Blue sna
White a IS 50, .od -sc bels- C.ei1sd .. D.
,inue. and the dsn.nd quite animated :, further
advance OF GeTsc. y boL clesias ursesteai NE sss>
ave 60 bbls at SIS Tdsi} for pew Mess fts <,@Ds st
Pine Inci-ded in sales 800 bbls new Ness snei 20
DAYS days notice to be given to the na ~
PINE Ness AZ I6 Beef Is hrm and IN far request ne am
x.is are moderate; sales Of scbbs at % oGslo Js Country
pr;,re 40 cd&l2 for do Mes SIS xooS 70 tor repaired
Ws,,e Prime Mess quiet Cut Meats are IN moaer.se 70
cent sales OF 900 hhds and dlof for Hams and
5ic r shoude Lard Is unchanged, the Arrisas are f1f
.se, OF $50 bbs and 10, sl Butter 10 TAT reaaess
AZ ieiec for Ohio and sac FOR State. Cheese Inactive
at 7Grlc. -, -, a.. -
RIGA moderate demand has prevailed today ne ssies
have exceeded the receipts the transactions arc about w r'
AZ * ae,c. 60 prime. ~.
sPICEswe have only note sales Of esses fep@as S
megs at e2ic. -, -. 4. ,..,..,
inee lc sales include 100 hid Porto hoo
&C. io hid. Cuba Mueovsdoa at d wye ana q oo- ~
sAITPFTERAt Boston sales of soc bass Crude q
A 6e zach Ia bood 500 bags do al d6tc, moaths
TALLOW-OuT market Ia trra with sales OF 1'.'" Nd rn1,a
City AZ l2c. cash. .
ouiry part specuatve sass Of 500 bills at S@Se or one
and So SIC. for Prison
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The receipts last year, it viii be seen, are some
10000 in of those of the previous year, and
thus far this year there is gain over last year of
nearly thirteen thousand dollars.
We stated some tine since that the State of Illinois
would pay her interest instalment the I'd of July
The annexed notice has now been issued by the State
Treasurer:
Notice hereby given that the January and July 1855 install
Of interest stocks OF the State ofnos will be
ad at the Agency Of State and after Monday the ID
cay OF July next.
The nsismenis lat the Of s5 per 81 90 esch vii be
spi e upon the following coupons from and VI Cena Bonds
Coupons Of jan 1873 from old Soo 2oo and FL 600 BopdE
Coupons Of July le4s, from Z rs Sterling Bonds
Ctupois Of July l349 and Jan 1880 Bonds Of ef7
JOHN MOORE, Treasurer of Illinois.
Ninety-two New-England Banks were represented
in Convention at Boston to-day II was voted TO es
iablsh Bcnk of Mutual Redemption under the law
oftte last Legislature of Massachusetts,.
4 comparison of the footings of the weekly Bank
statement of the Boston Banks officially published
this morning by Tss Daily Advertiser, with those of
the statement for the previous week exhibits the fol-
lowing results:
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DIED..

BAxrR-On "Wednesday morning, June 20 Of consumption
CEsELEs n BAKER, eyed q years
Ehe reaeges and friends ef the family
funersl, Fsy the I'D inst, at p NJ from No 81 Lud
loWsf.
EyFKErT{n PlA s6ephs. the residence Of his son.
Wednesday June JEssS EVERETT In nth year Of bis
see, fr 30 ysarss respected inh.Si'apt Of this city.
His remains taken 10 Massachusetts, for internen
CAtrEkOn 1bDrsdsy morning, June a. LOUIS ELLINAS
fsnt ton Of Robert 3. and Csfhsrine S. Carter.
The ssSes and friends OF the smy invited 20 attend the
funeral &C No 10 feuepontst, Brooklyn Frisy xer-
noon at 4 O'Clock.
Wysxr-On Thursday sferncon June 81 OF consump tion
Lkosskr WAT. aged 50 years. months and - aaya
Ills eDos snc rsa'sesArc respcesay Invited attend bis
funeral from has residence No. IL pesraw st. between
Smith and Court sta South Baoosyn, Saturday, sd
st o'elock r. n,
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SECOND B0AzD.


IReported for THE n. Y TRIBUNE BY J. T. n. b mi
first foord-e,oto Camden Amboy RR &C. 'sS lots -;
$500 Penn Coupon 5 95 100 Union Caus Ga 55 $50 DO ~
Mors Canal cash 4; 500 do. bs l4. 100 DO cash IA w
do Nj 10 Besv. Mead r. b 52 is do SCI 100 Loug iss q
r. T. lots cash 4t leo DO s5,n sI' lo do cash ~ . no
$50 II slt ebl r. 74 500 New Creek Goa Co. lehish
Nav Lebigh Scrip, 5 IS Chester vakey RR b. io
DO @; Penn r. r. SOL Il do. b. 3 % Farm eua
Bank 10 Bark of Kentucky ii2 lla hoehAncs
Bet.een Icard<-SIss 81 cash 20, $50 Reaag RI
cash. t6l $50 do b. 46i 100 do 81 6t go do, days, iai
80 do a. 46t; 25 Kens1ftcn Bsnk, s5wn. 70. :.
Se,cnd board Geo City 6s C. and p $50; 200 do, N
RR and p $50 sehuyl Nav f5ed 81; 80 dc, SS o
s55lI Ito do Sl; Harrisburg RB t6! 30 Reading Rk
4st do. days 4el Lehkh Scrip So GaIe BAns Ia
IS Schuy Nav lots 2R; 2E; 100 do, b 22 $50 do
los ri 20 Moth Psnrs. RI b Sa 20 do, SOY. ~ -.
Atter Boardl0E. Psnns RR., 3lk leo Morris Canal M
tOo Scluyl Nav, b5 q; Ice Reading J.R., b5, 40!
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MARRIED.
BxxTER-ELY--O

r. xIEk-ELY-On Wednesday. June ~. by the Rev Sey
"A Of Bloomfield, n. j., HkRvEy BAXTER 10 MARY T.,
daughter ok3. $ Ely, Eco all Of brooklyn.
Foknln this city, Wednesday, June 20,
by the Rev. Dr. Harry Croswell Of Trinity Church, NewHa
,ssn Conn JOIN McCxscEAS Of Ssn Francisco Cal, to
p eldoa daughter Of the late Henry j. Sanford Esq.
Boston and CslifSgnls rapers please copy.
MyMfc kD-FEsRnGroS-on Monday eveains, June IS, by
the Rev. DR. sueit his No. III East i7h-st
Nr. GEoEce T. MrsFosD Of Dorchester, Mus Miss
ksRr5A JANE -FEkRIEeroS Of this y.
WILSoN-NkTkk-Cn THURSDAY, June Il, BY the Rev. Mr.
HoIn&oe, Mr.. DAVID T. WILSON to Miss CsEoLNG Waters
b n a <bs city.
WkLTERMckkwsN-Cn Tkprsdsy Jane p, the residence
az The brdt aher By the Rev. A D Gillette DR. JosEFH
WsLTrg # Alexandria Va t. SOPHIE K yonnsss, dalgh
tes Of John MeKewan, Esq, OF New.Yosk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-22

w
Tbefunds for the payment of the interest on the
State Debt of Virginia. due LIST July have been re-
ceiyed by Mr. Souter, President of the Bark Of the
Republic and State Agent.
The bids for the State loan of 81 100000 mot 81 49,,
COO as misprnied this morning. were opened to-day at
Albany with the following result We copy from The
AHasy Ereaiag Journal of last evening:
The bids aggregated s. ,65l, OO0 and the premium
ranged from 50 10 Sl9 so. John Thompson Of New
York bid 1875 for the entire loan, and llsf2 for any
part thereof The bidders above him are as follows
T. Z. KendriefH 5000 iis7s; sa 600 1889; $1,000,
Hsllton Bsnt-s5cco IIs77 $500 1885, 5000, iia27
$500, lls. 50; s. ceo 1881 ,,s "a uou
John sil-sz6tC 1873.
ChaIles A. MAey-sS0tCo, ils9o.
ctptt. Bah, Brooilyr-45cs5, 1895; 5000, ll9o3.
eas S Ss Sc i,d il1:i siE Is,a O $780, '
j ~ sfs,in-s5ct6 ilss2
6 n MtBIam19 IFS f CCC ISL ST.
The Board adjourned without awarding the oan
IL is thought that John Thompson will take the entire
loan at 1873 that bid will yield the State about
81 eco than those above him. and giving him the
balance Of the loan az 1882.
The aggregate bids yesterday reached 81, so7, 0Oo
We are informed John Thompson offers 10 country
bankers any portion of the loan awarded him yester-
day or which may be awarded him to-day, at ll9.
Tie bidders were very numerous as these stocks are
wanted BY Banks to replace the Canal Revenues and
State Elves in the Banking Department, the in
,eIest upon which will stop the lst prox In an
cipaton of this demand United States Stocks, which
arc the only substitute for State Stocks, are held at
1871 to-day with III bid. These two loans give the
State large amount ofpremium
The ABdny Atlas says:
"The result of the operation is considered as corner
ing the stock and the bankers who wish to use 1t for ex
sting purposes"
We have received per telegraph list of the unsuc-
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N RZNE 10 URNA L.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK. .JuSl
Cleared.

ships-MonIose Lavender, Rochelle, Harbeck Co. He.
Hazard; Constitution Britton, Liverpool. Grnnen hntura
& Co.
Barks-G d. smouse, Warren, Boston, r. p. Buck Co.
Nelson (Brem Hckin BIemen, Pope Col Gipsey, MAI
lard Monte video Csrae Co. Llewenyu, Sherman Csfa-
den. Me-, r. p Buck Co. .
Briss-snet Carr Punta Arenas, Mccready, Mott Co
An anda Rose Penobscot River Buckyj Empire Axwothys
Savannah, Durham Dmon: s. d, horton tBL) Bermuda W.
A. y. Davenport; Laura Stewart Atsskspss Mayhem rleee
4 Co.; I, bee, Ferguson Charleston, Thea Wszdie.
schoonen-Wm- Gregory Crockett, boston, White Dun.
s. s. Davis, Dsys, Savannah, McCresdy, Mot Co =.
Burnt FAIR HID Bridgeport master, Rough and Resy Hsr
rs Philadelphia Mason, Smith Chsresson Dolnsr
Potter g. Snow, Conway, Portsmouth, o. T. Haze D
Gilman Berry Portland W. Lewisj Transit Lane, Bulns
Fort Van Brunt slsshti Marine, Powell Wilmington, n c.
q. I. Powell. $50. : =
sloops-Emily, Cooper, Wareham, j. H. Hsvensi hhoe
Island Hull Providence MASTER Warren Stannsrd, Hewhe
ven, MASTER
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BROADWAY BANK.

To the Editor Of The " y. Tribane.
SIR: The statement of the late Directors OF the
Broadway Bank is of public interest, involving mat
tiers in which not only the stockholders OF the bank ou
every citizen is concerned.
Banks are public institutions in an important sense;
they are presumed to be conducted upon principles OF
honor and integrity, hence their management 10 lett al
most entirely to the Directors This must be the case
10 large extent for the stockholders are numerous
body. each having generally but small sum Invested
they have neither the opportunity nor the ability 20 III
reel or control the operations of the institution IN which
their funds are invested principally for income, and
must depend upon the character and honor oil the ID
rectors for their safety.
The present is the second instance in which men OF
character and integrity have been elected from dec-
ton TO the surprise of stockholders, aud we wait Tor
the counter-saement Of the President and the present
Board. Ii satisfactoryfit is ample Justification OF
their action in relation to the elected parties Well
not general meeting Of the stockholders called Dy
the elected Directors in which the whole SUBJECT may
be publicly discussed is the only course left for them
as honorable citizens ntrusted with the care OF pub
lie institution and the most likely to do Justice TO
all partes well the present Board as the sockhold-
ers who will then be able to express their views OF the
matter which can only be done by combined action.
AN ORIGINAL STOCKHOLDERS
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BARK unchansed CorTos quiet FLous continues aau sne
brands offered at $40 20 without nker
CoRs MEAL dull 81 IS RYE FLoue also dan Of ~ oSet "a
WHEAr plenty the mapd lmited sss vo eu.n
81 80 so for red and % 90 nor white - 70
ouey Corn and In demand at rather better prices
Gales some 4cc0 bushels Penrsyvso yellow 70 anos.,
and 81 al in store RYE IL lower with sales st 81 81 OATS
remain dull AZ sdecc GRocEREsNo much dong tor wan o.,
stock Of ard MoLAsEs which are In active demand a.
rstss CoFFEE dull RcE buoyant Mesz PoRK held az SIS
SO with small sses Bacon IN request at old Pees sss
holders are asking advance Cur MEATS also wanted
fully former quotations HANS worth lec sipns ee ssa
SHouL and WHISKY Is better, bo aud hhas-
have been sold at Sc, some holders now ask uore
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COURT CALFNpAR-Ttus DA,

CIRCUIT CoURT-Part I.-2l. l02, lis 204 TO 293
Part H. short csues- Nos S4S ~ $50 Beien set Van
Cott sS5 eS6 locs 1893, 1885, 1880 lal ls ls 1870 1915,
lK6 l42@ 1896 1898, l5-snd Nos 20, Sc H. 1875 20 as
SUPERIOR CoURT-Same yesterday, emitting s70
and adding Nos $751; 10 6ls e s 60, 57 AZ ST. 79s 57,
sc. $50.
u. s. DIs1RIcr CoURr--Nos 2s, &c, %, &c to So.
COMMON PLEAs-Before the Judge, without Jury.
70
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line. We lcfs Alton Wednesday morning sss, and
proceeded a. far Hrnhoro by rail- distance oil -
rniies from Aisou. this place We took wagons snd
followed the ine on the road over the pranes. we
Fnund the road graded and ready Tor tne rails =
nies further to ito poot where the main trunk OF lhe
llhno,s Central Railroad crosses for 9alena. RON
this point 10 vvfre the road again crosses i,'
Chicago brsnoA the line Is laid out and nearly grader.
The crossing Of The Chicago 0r Tsn H We for s.
,uilss ire nail il laid the waoe distance but OWING %
the hidee over the Embsrras River sot oene nisn,
the ears run only TO Charleston, distance Oh ~ u
from 1trre Hauie. The cont expec. W ,ss
fbe vad In running order over the en.iFe nue. 10
mile, In length ebeut the 18th of Sep'eno.r neA'.
Ths section OF counsry through which this rosa pass
cgnot be excelled for nchness OF son; we PssI
Burdreds Of aere7 Of wheat ana co'i al mon
good crop in this part OF the Western country: iue
farmers residing on the hne OF the ROAD nave nso ~
merely raised corn enoxgh TO satisfy tnel own an
and 1--WE thea the uec-ssary feed for their cstue
boTsss IA tho expanss and trouble to convey II Dy
team 10 a market too great But since tns ioe
Hsute an Alton Railroad has been organized, these
sane farmers have planted an addiloua humDc' %
acres OF corn, they have now every pfospec. "
being abie TO carry the same to market the c'u"s
Autumn. a.,
line OF this road; and an instance OF tnelr 81
growth would cite the village OF Lltchnei, ~ nes
from Alton containing last year at this tune less t1
so inhabitants, but which now has popuia'''n VI
about 800
Terre Haute is pleasantly situated upon prairle,
nine miles IN length by two in width; its population
about 7,OOo Tie streets wide and regularly laId
out The inhabitants an industrious ana prosper
Gus people. .ho
Large quantities Of hogs slaughtered here IN me
Fall and converted into pork for the Eastern hiAe'.
Hbeito the drovers have suffered great
from being obliged to drive their hogs 10 nus nlarNc,
over the country roads at much cost of both e ana
money. Tie railroad therefore can safely caicu,ae
upon bringing to Terre Hanie at least 9Oooo hogs u
ing tie next winter the freight money upon which wa
be handsome item; and to this must be added the
thousands of bushels Of corn and wheat which WIN oe
aised extra in addition to the usual crop Inc pas
errers and freight from the East destined TO ST. LOUIS
ard further Wet will naturally seek this road, as
will be The most expeditions and shortest route rom
the seGboard
An arrangement has been entered into by the VI
ectors of the Ttre Haute Gnd Alton Railroad "nlcn
will enable them to calculate upon the complexion Oh
the road from Alton to s.. Louis this Fall thus CON
Meeting this great center of Western and south west
ern trade with Ncw-York. h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-22

The books for subscriptions to the capital stock of
tie Slater Bank, to be located at Pswtucket, r. L.
ware opened at Providence yesterday. The charter
hmrs the stock to sloo0 but such is he confidence
in the contemplated management of the Aew nstitu-
ton that sl64,ooo were subscribed. After she Bank
goes into operation and the frst-named amount paid
in authority is granted to increase the capital Il, half
a million Of dollars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-22
REGENTS Of Produce

BY Eric Rairoad4oo bbls Flour 40 pksa Butter, 700
sides Leather. $50 Sheep, $50 Hogs -
By north Rter Bods-iob53 bbs F1oar, % psas Ashes'
80 rs Lush Com $50 buh Wheat $50 do Rye, ll5k eas
Oss 100 pkgs Provisions liz do Whisky, $50 do Lard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-22
Family Marketing.

The following table gives the Retail Price OF the
principal articles of Farm Produce in the City OF
NeH-York ON Thursday, June 81:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-22

bLrsork, !uss n-BrKF CATTLE come forward freely
Se ne nA,t moderately active, Offering - day 600, Of
sres ssD .s.s driven g Phu.ash h,sse sold
ssefrE - Pa. Hoes-Livs Improve, sslss q sds3c-
ssss a S2ass = Tsgiy l0ss and ancas 70 eject