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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-01
HEACTI FTL EtbI NEAR
SPRING. TfIREE-FOuKT!IS OF i MILE NORTH

SPRING. TfIREE-FOuKT!lS OF i NILE r.
OF RiCH"OND, FOR SALE.
e ~ determined 10 n,pvc 10 Baltimore. ! offer my
"a firGl, in I!vnrirO County. far sale p: privately. about
tire. tourths of r. mlc NORTH Of Richmond, called and
known rs Sprin, IilI, adjoining Mr. VIM A. Robinson,
Mitclrel's Spring ami near Mr.. Eendsll trii!nS II has on
II 4 rrst rntc Brick HUu-e with -ix rooms and passage, two
pOrches, u good Kitchen with tour rooms,a new meat house,
0 ,rria.c house, stable with four stalls. feed house, sheltera,
AID mark: house, nud other necessary houses, Il first rate
w"llof lHr" water in The yard, 4 good peach orchard,
Iui some cherry trees. and s~!iuhUcrT Of various kinds;
and six asparagus beds three hundred fee; long. md Eil
kinds nf Vegetables now rowing on the l"ud uiinble FOR
marketing purpO-cs. This farm cOntuirs ten acres OF
Land, rs rirh ~ /" plant BAD. This farm In well enclosed
with TIE best tinihcr.
Possession rsnbc h.G immediately By the purchaser. II
desired.
The growing crop C: vegetables, &c, will SO with the
land ii desired.
Apply 20 M"esrs. GOliin & App"rson, Auc:ionee:s, for
terms aud o;hrr particulars.
May 3l-cwJw ] H.. COOK.
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SALE or PLANTATION IN P0WHzTNN

y virtue OF " deere. .uf TIE court nj Powla,sn conn
DE ", will lee offered for sale. ut public Rur;inr. on the
premises on "Wednesday. the 10th day of July, l5j6. the
Land Of the lr:c Sr-.d Browning. deed Of PnwlIntar
comfy. cpn'ainiE. about :19 heres. adjoining tn" lands OF
James l. and Nm. :. Harris. THrltOn smith and Others,
! miles from jude Ferry landing, Oh the James River
and il miles from pOwha.nn station. on ihe Richmond unl
Danyillc Railroad There are about 100 arres good Wood
LAID, the remainder opcI with about 80 acres vi Creek
! ms; the whole soil well adapted Ia Wheat, Corn, ard To-
b"coo, The improvements ARE a good Dwelling House
with ! Rooms. and hr usuni out.hou.es. The tHrm ia wei
"htrirh, having good Springs III every acid FOR intOr!na'
tIon refer 10 Sheed {. Browning. Richmond, ur to f.
j. browning. on the premises, or 10 the subscriber, sub,
let; : Past Office. Puwhatnn.
Enthusiastically cast; the bs!Enrc in equal install
ln'uis, ~ one and Two years, tie purchaser executing
bond with approved security. md title retained uni. all
the purchase money be- phid.
Junc7-etds JOHN F. LAY. Commissioner.
VALUABLE ALBEMARI.E land FOR SALE.
vlrtH" 0t a decree Oi The Circuit Court Of Abe.
ao marie county, pronounced q. ca t n III il}sy GtoSisl7y
End "' ,r ;hG t und hr e" I'M :: Pr! o!XEI XII! + Us E The
itA ripnayy ,%.SfrcancTf'" Proceed 10 -rl on the premises,
- public huc::Cs. Il valuable ;rnrt a. land situated Oh
James River, IN III" county OF .AlbCmarl", beloug!u. To The
lake Nathaniel u (ioo.sbr, deceased, adjoining the lands
Of Robert Rive. Alrxr Rive. Gnstnru+ A. Hancock and
others, s!ai confirming nbou' inur hu1drri and ~eighty.two
acres, ni which abUh; - ceres are james River low
groumds Of mot excellent quality. The high lands are al
80 highly productive. II has upon j. wood and timber sui
rcicni tor the purposes Of the iHrL. Il c0n!DI table dwell
ing mai all the necessary out houses, including n lnrge and
convenient barn ON the bnHko pt ;hr canal, II iirst rat. OF
chdrd, SC.
Il - the same tract ION which the said Nathaniel Goods
hy resided III tlc time -; Lis drnth. aai lir, one mile
above IL" vi!Ins" nf Warren md tour miir, b.low the vii
itEr NJ iiOrdrd-"IIl". in IL mi .hhyrhou,i uusucpnrred 10.
good health and society,
Trrnl.: one i!iri nf the purchnsc money in cnsh, and ,hs
residue Oh u rrrG!; ciUne AHA two years, with interest Ii ON
dnse, tn p"rcht,'r giving bond win good security nnd
the legal Ii,c to ne retained rs additional security.
Mrs GIuisiy, who lircs on Inc preiIi-rs. will show the
land 10 my or" wishing 20 purrhnsc.
SUSAN GoOfsBr,
I,,, 1 = til NN IaN'AnL. rn,,'u
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-. mounting 20 sGO,Oot
Halves s.; Quarters s. 81.

! .vy-ble w:'hou, ATTY deduction.
., .ea In: money by mail Gced no. fear rs being
I-:s:s purc,unily attended ~. Communications
|.!,I. Bank notes o: sound hanks taken ~ par
= sen: % a.! oraer;n; Tickets.
~!s!:.n. particular uumoc!s should order imme'
.000 prizes .; =, arc determined by the drawing
F|si!:hl Of $50; ]: The number ,hs. draws the Cap
even number. those Tickets ending with o." = D
|7:;;,cd 70 s; il an odd lumber and one even mum
aye: 20 iiI". Prize.
idrsss JAMES +. WINTER, Manager, Macon. VA
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STEAMER BELYIDERE,

o BALTIMORE.
ENREGGHT received To-day, aud up toS esfSn
the hour Of ? o'clock, r. NJ. ues.~9S1
Gonsignees are requested to sad down for their goods
to-day. ,,-
ecnsirnces Tuesday afternoon, or their shipments will be
eonsis ned to order.
June SQ-2t LCDLah O. "hlSoN.
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n 80 hIN'iI!tLf, the pro- CT: -; H., ne jane ~
~ Terrell. "I. De G''I"! Iu! -',". a. Gtal!r trr'ICn.
Gn III" prc'"is r, "n WEDNESDAY. ;Hr lHh dEy o. JUS.
icJG, !! tar, 3: aG;. he .,N .HIE ugy. Iai- ;"rl: ,uUiI -
nbC"- FIVE iItNDiIED ACRE, emi he "a TIE Nc3y
heart q! IN" iE" tobacco grn"!n region n the cou.'y :
Louisa, know ~ III" tiina!tr laiaj, rud lie tobacco .-y.v.
on this c,tU;r bring the hi-h".' p'iccs III The I!chl-,".
ma!k r,. il Il m-n np-i i"vrrrhla 10 tie crow'E. OF war.'.
cora sad oals. and .ur ,prinI water in every irj. E'I.-
about siX!y mih- !iUiT 'E" cil Ui Richmond, ~. r:,!.
miles rom H." Nir-inir Central Rail ioud. hcru u!
L.ou!sH C"GrI House. aa'. ONLY II mile or ~" .U:r-,r rsg:
Tul"r.:!.", another Depot on III" zane r1at rLI usr..
ing the lands Of L. NJ. kcu,. !. ". Bake, ~. Go '"'i
snd o'.er-. The u. !ri.""rEo0i l. = good Oh" AID l..'s.-
tinliy hrai;hy.
TERMS cn"Iom:'a Cnsh IN hand, III" balance @ rr.
gO,inS.c g"ii. wiE iH:"r,-: ntt"d, pnyGse ;h' mr.: x
November, nnG deed o! fr"st To- secure t"c d'!c'rrG l"?.
Inents. Possession given in time 10 SOW lie WE Z crop.
Persons wiisL8n. 10 see the land can ggp.y - .-r GVI:.
seer. Mr.. ii"Iii-, who resides Ga the place
address The EHecuiOr, Ut kcs.ich CT Gotham t'r::a,
hlbtTg7lr. FIX HEl.-tH,
J. Il. MINOR.
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LAND FOX SALI.


81 Y virtue Of III" ia-t w:l nad Testament Of tie '.'H
aD Capt.. Thomas W. OaaaUEirp Of h" county ~ ,
Ypung. | will 0f.et tor sHs on tac hirInIsc,, ~. WI y. -
DAY, the l6Jn Of July neXt- II 's:r, % h'I~is"o 81 Tie y,N'
air G.y-;" tho nigtcsI bidder. tie tract Il !had 2. "n.ln
.r resided. cUn;uinin. about thrcc hundred nrTr,
This land is d!-tnu: about two md L E>i m:i.a .GoIu iia
James River and k,nawau rh@ui-Ii's uBr'.':Gtt'y II $50
ros.i lsadir. from New Canton ~ Palm IA--;s wui, S1'r;.
cd 10 the growth Of corr. wheat arr tUntccu--.s s!Iu"j It
in II healthy tpi scir"Eoa nriynrvrlIpOi, HnG lp- Cu y q.
iuihcieucy ut w~ellrimprrei wood lsI! for ir", ~ 1901.
DtIrr purposes. The Improvements consist 81 = good
iwr!iing mouse. continuing six rvOiEs, u 5hrn negro Gu..'
GERS, aTi al! urhCT buildings necessary Tor d hr.!.
viii 1t the -tnIr time UtirI fDr sale 100 Dtu"r tracts q
ilrd. belonging 10 he estate OF CrpI I. w C.EaatanIc,
rArh continuing about Onr hu.dra G"Te-.
One o, these tracts az land ndjr;as the hDIucs,cn' ~.
with ;hc exception Ct ahuut ;w"ntg nc:'s, IS III ia ,rta .~.
growth and w.ll iinNcrcd.
The n,hcr trucr is .irur'"d a short distance rom the :"5
irs'. ana con,ains about sky acres OF clr"r"i lru@.
Til-sc two last tracts oi land h-.r no building. oil ,fr'r.
Fail possession Of ;h.s" lands wIIi not be- gwen uuuI -:
let day "i ir!iGaGy, i-j1. but ~" purchaser "hs De H..'.., .
II Nv" privileges Hccs.-Nry 'ur r""din; II cr.p"i "ars.
TERM$-Tlc.- lri"I- w,!i ~ cold on . Cf,ri; q Q, 70
ana Is months, tn" purchaser giyIac bonds VITA approved
.ccuriiy. secured BY a d"ci o.: iris'
Sir. WIN. e.. Un.ailuuarO, rc-idlug on the pf"m!s"-, w.3
take pleasure in showing the LAM I" pcrs"G' wlr"!n- -
p%urcfn-". GEO. + HOLI"tE,
Iuue3-e,i. Executor OF I W DIutuUu.il u. .EG =.
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ROR BALVlIhOlfE.
ru1TE s,cau,er GLADIATOR leaves kiEs 4 SF~1
and Queen Court House every SAHoYSEo
THURSDAY at "a. u. West Poin, "a. ~; - -
Cuppns.osic Z a York Town % A.. ~ h%st kiver u
noon, Fupgotencue P. NJ, and arrives In Baltimore Fri.
duy morning az s o'clork. Returning, leaves Baltimore
every Monday ut S P. ~; and arrives at Punsofeaguc
Tuesday Ga N East River ~ A. NJ; ork lo"h -. NJ;
CHppuhosic } =. N West rOin, 1 !. NJ; hang aud Queen
CoYrt House o ?. NJ.
poin, 20 Hn,i,nonty 60 s5 W
river TO- fni,imo GspI"Ho'"' 10" 47s
Passage from punrotesoue 10 Baltimore, i 0G
Meals included. W.. 4. SMART,
Prcsdt West Point md Baltimore Steam Psckt 20.
June 3-cwlm
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" FOX THE TIMES.-N0TlcEs OF THE


From the Finces,;e Democrat.
la and Death OF Sam ia Virginia" is the u.lc o
| ': received from the publisher, a. Morris, Rich
&, This is the only political book we ever knew
cad with un sppcrt.-,o hold on TO, and laugh
e end in Infinite glee. il cannot tail 10 p!oflt,
~ Instruct Native Americans" "Fore!cners,
| :aoEcs, and Know.Eo,hincs, Wings and Demo
80. BY n vir.inian " eminent Virginia taste
Sao drtls ou: mortality 20 her enemies, now in
! 30. .n"n IN mortal measure. We do not see
! ca .c,la -. a month si;er reading il. As a
( TOR III" CON- ~ csnpsign II ia invaluable, and
;"si and laughed uyc., a hundred years hence, as
:-ir- ou' i1i;h'rl chron!clev Of the Life and Times
"a E..siL!s 20: sale by Booksellers and Agents
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Petersburg. June ls-Ils ptSSiIf & cox .r,..
PunLIC sai.M..GN lNIIT NNT.L-

..y;sy a: he T'r.uir CCur' o. "'.!'
a rOE c''.hN. "hl"'tt' TIC - - ."y =. - 4. 40 Flp -.
dersicnsd viii proceed to ell. Nv rr'lic .uriSa, T. 80
hiGhc-; bidder. At Nu..son G. H.. 81 WcducsGry he ~.
day vi jul. a">I, :hr j.! OF land coAtaiair- about ~"
acres, WIKI ia" improvements, ~b'i,nsIns 10 .Ee cc:,i. ..
henry Earr"-. dccrr."L
EEN$- years credit, WIN interest from io~ Of sn's
tsr Interest 10 be annually PAID, rNcrp, tor cas-. ,.c.: 20,
pay costs -, sci,, sale, 10
Bond with FOOD security wi! be required ~ ;ac pr..
cirs,r, Az! the tile retained ~ il::.cr stC...'y IauI 80
purcis-" inousy IS paid.
May ,NJ-rr,y EIf r1tT ~ r.tF Is,~i..5a-T-
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sUGiivE SAFES,
Bf PELIIAI &: DAVIS. sTCTs.
EsOH. WASHER ArD IN0xwR-f, rvs,
$50 -
~ EiCEiSSUS HILL &, co. SUC.-.
BY FrLLIAM & DiEI-. NUCTs.
FARM "tHHhs" goa ~Ai.M Az u-,.cI.

a - - ~. va StIs. AT ri 4, tlL, .
3 3 y i'!r'ii, jay !.E, =, Ii u.;y.s. i - IN .,''
a. p""'ni.o, We stri! : III IL auction, an 80, ~, ~, -; ,'I,,
s1Ih p"Y"''lf TIM; most cc.ir,b!e FIN n CLese,s ~
.EOwn ~ "Cotr-' - |Ie''e''e'S,
Tn. Farm, srHo:cd ~ ;hc Appomn,rnx Eirer = ,,.o.
below Petersburg, hnd "ijoln- P0it W:....li ,i hal
oi Mrs.. M"ry Dnnn, Mr.. sr:aa iymyh, Ng.. Us. ~, "'
Mr.. john >.rTri.tII. II embrace about 400 u,r,,-rc
cleared 6Hd IL c"I:irH;inu-tEi -. c,Crs ROW: - :.
~ il will ruupsr, ~i.vorHj'y viii any in,nc ..ii,b-- -.
The :c!lh!Har. = IL "uud, hGd q pn:riOnuit .e acA>;i, r....
bsrrd.
Tn" ;arm il well w",c:"d by CREEKS. ana ha- ~ aav,.
dah' supply Z! pmr" -PiiuE and " ell water. The imr,rga.
'ii'nt- Az = lar" wooden dwelling. COntsi1iur et"v. n
rooms, Il n.w oTcrsrrrs hors", q kitchen, -tNHiss, la..,
c'ih' &c I"rt" i. u -un'. nil " within iD4i d m..u .. 49,
''"i,' ana 'ry convc:rtr 70 the ytaCe.
tEf nFrHni"i'"A, from l!i- = iur 10 IL. iunrri' "',a Q
IHni'n' l. 7G'"si'nny deep to r.u!! vessels Of IhT.e Il:
men, nm L. here are two lnmd.nIs al the place. tie irc'.:.
us tur shilpIEg Market vegetables. iiuii. STD yrUjI,;e
-rner2iiy are unsUl passed
liriIciimriy "i,rr Ii" above. We s.,il sell IL Iiksly "a,
sis. Sc. ~
IN" owners OF this properly arr anNicu- - eel for IL.
VISION. "nG prHi'F u tap - -: -" aniIIc rrIrcry t. ~.
it:'H"s'r. T'rii q "E', GyoH ,n,iy r,pl.,a ION. w::. t..
tt Utr!"i". md 'H" tcG'Hs viii zoe r.U,.r l....ti.
VI, d." %, who r''!dc- rfon -. FrrE, n:l ue dad 70
sh9'' ii 10 II : ~" desiring to .xamIiuc Il.
BY Crdc. III lie uwn.!s
pyt, T,lury hmm s--Iia p,NNff Z f. -, .-
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b POINT, NORFOLK AND POHTs.

MOUTH.
Y. vie st-t'nUost AUGUSTA aR>N
~. {. SMITH. having h.er I~sfSkN
','eG nd r.:...eu ,oi lie sum
b.. ,asi "to Few wrought iron shaft. new
W.I,ss.ii WI resume her place upon the line
/ - between Richmond and the above
|. TUESDAY, the % day Of July.
Richmond "a connection with the Augusta. will
lay ard Fti! s1,' Petersburg Depot every s,,,olday.
9~!-Afc So!,S o'sloesA. Ii. Returning, the
~ "sIoei 4 N. louch.nr A. Old poip. dG.
8 anu a.! the landings on the dv.
y II. &c 0O
.a;' nto"e G
A 'sc riy..r ~
4; lour md 90
a." not oSe' twelve yer:. Of ago. half
-'ch shd Servants. os
Taos, DoDAAEAD, supt
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yNLTiI:LE FARM AND MILLING PKOpEK-

Address STEPHEN C.. aNhf RSOS,
June li-cwti. Stony Point Mills, Cumberland. Va.
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VIC" snd servants. %
Taos. DoDAAEAD, Supt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-19

quvsry ct future prices Refined sugars were Hrm
rotations for the present were considered somewhat
Cminal.
ToBAccorhe demand for the article is good but the
deficient supplies prevent transactions Of note Sales Of
81 hhds Virginia and Kentucky at 90. 13c; "a bales
Havana at 24c 32c 100 bales Yara ct t.; ~ cases
seedieaf at 7ho. 18c; 81 do Florida at 16c. &c.
WooI--The market has been void Of animation since
our last Purchasers unanimous IN the belief that
prices their highest Still there not much
reason to appreiend decline, while the supply Is
hardly sufficient to keep the factories In operation
till sheariy time, full two months hence.
wnsKEY.-Sales Of l60 900 bbls. State Prison were
made at 1870 -
TEAs-Per Monsoon &c. Terms six months Hyson-
80 half chests ct 40hc 40 do 36kc 66 do 31c Young
Hyson-1S7 halt chests 1t 48lc 1872 do. 46hc.; SO do
43hc.; 100 60. 1910. 26 do 36c.; ITO do $780,; $50
do $780,; As do &c. Ill do 26o. lot do. MKo. 140do.
24c; no do 23c 17s do. 22s 81 do 20c. 20 do Ice.
"A do lsKo Go do: $780,. do. l7c so do l5Kc 81 do.
100. Inperial-7l half cheats at exc. Hyson Skin :
20 chests at 2lhc; Tyson TwankayIe7 half chests Ct
500; IL 90. 26Kc. 8 do. DO Oolong Pouohong-22
chests at AGO. 20 do 41kc.; Al do. 40c.; So half do.
4Ohc. Ooopg Souchong-62 half chests at10c. Souchong
4lO ebestsa at 7c. 800 haHdo &c. loo do 418 do.
Ice ;1lS do 17Sc 66l DO No.; 4S6 do 16ke. Oolong-
fO7 ham chests st 46s 100 DO 3oe $50 DO 2oc.; 262
do. 2S1lc.; 200 do 26kc; 238 do 26c.; Is do 26Kc;
i2l do 26c.; sos do. 21Ie.; 279 do. 24.; sl6 do.
2ahc.; l4s boxes do. 6skc. 81 do. s71c 80 do 4sc
112 do. AGO. 2o3 do. 45hc; 80 do. AXE; 20 do 42c
20 d. Ale. 3s4 do 40hc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-19

breadstufs and provisions has bssn most ielt At the
South and Southwest money 10 represented to be abun
dant chiefly owing the great rise cotton and con-
sequenty We hear Of few failures in that direction.
The exports of cotton cloths from this port from tbs
LIST Of January the 9th of April 1855, have amounted
to 025 packages against $500 tor the period
1856 and from Boston the export this year has reached
9,723 psctaee against 8, o2s in 1855. J
In domestic goods have TO tics that brown sheet
ipgs and shrtngs have been steady; heavy sheetcgs
we're firm At 1870 &c., and light standard goods steady
at exc 7c The demand moderate for all kinds
Drills were in fair demand for export, at IKE. &c.
beachsd sold SIC, and blues At 91sc. Corset jeans
were unchanged. OsnAbuIgs in increased supply
especially of common grades, with steady home trade
DENNIS were fair demand without change Of moment
in quotations. Stripes and ticks much less active
with better stock while prices tolsrably we'll sup
ported Cotton duck continued in good demand wthou.
prices So far there has been no
change in the value Of cotton goods with
the enhancement in the value of RI v cotton.
As respects foreign ,ods although the importers and
obbers have done fair business greater than that o.
the period last year, but what they expected
yet the heavy iuportatious recently made have had
depressing influence the MARKET and prices are gene
rally lower except in and desirable styles Of g,ods
which in demand for the city and country retail
trade and have become more less scarce French
Dress and fancy Silks and ribbons &c are said also to
favor purchasers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-19
Third Avenne Railroad.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
The article in your paper Of Wednesday states that this
company have attempted TO mugge through the Bosrd
Of Aldermen project TO charge the inhabitants Of the
upper part Of Yorkville and Harlem cents FIRE.
The ptt on of the Third Avenue Railroad Company
heard before the Committee Of the Board Aldermen
fall at three different public meetings Ths inhabitants
at YorkyiIle At the time IL before the Board of
ssrmen held pu bile meeting and appointed committee
10 confer wi Ii the President of the road and that
mttee called an adjourned meeting ut Yorkve, the
Nth OF February where they recommended the passage
Of resolution before the Board OF Aldermen The
inhabant Of Harlem held pubic meeting ON the 18th
at January and similar resolutions adopted IL Is
arey untrue that the act Of the railroad unknown
that any attempt has bee made 10 oofan
ahis resolution In tie Board Of Aldermen. TRUTH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-19
FAMILY MARKETING.
RETAIL PRICES OF FARM PRODUCE IN WARRINGTON

Meat exhibits slight decline this week, and butchers
say the prices tend downward. Poultry and game are
getting much dearer than they were Is was to DO expect
&C. This Is the breeding Of birds and game, and
he is poor mean inhuman sportsman that would hunt
shoot until the Gloves of the birds are consum-
mated.
Fish is getting cheaper and will be seen by our list
many new varieties in market. Shad is abundant
but connoisssurs say does not taste well this year,
usual Soft shell crabs, terrpin &C., are in and much
sought after.
Butter and cheese maintain the rates, but eggs
are cheeper, 8 . being given for q shilling.
The vegetable market begins to look well. Spring
truck, mostly from the South is coming in abundanty
Green peas string beans, and tomatoes among tina
rest But for particulars the reader had better consult
lis which will be found to be correct. The follow
ing the Prices:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-19
MOVEMENTS IN FoREGy DRY GOODS.
Entered for COnSumpSs1,n.

Value put on the market during the week . 1895 TAG
The past week mas witnessed large imporsatons AMI
diminished sales by the obbers to the trade and larger
quantities OF goods have been sold at the auction rooms
at less satisfactory prices Indeed smart decline has
been submitted TO- and should goods continue arrive
for time longer ut the rates o.. which they have
been imported for the past few weeks, may expect
break down in prices. The obbers buy sparngly and
cautiously yet this will not prevent importstons be-
ing forced OF at auction When importers slacken up
foreign manufacturers may ship direct to factors here
with orders TO se- not in the usual vsy-by auction
But such state of trade from M irregular and unheal
thy nature works It's own cure. wnen goods SONS
to be sacrificed those whosupply them and staad the
will be forced change their course or lose
their capital
Dry goods, like other branches Of trade are
subject to fluctuations and chonges. We find
that few years has sufR,ed TO change IL
location in this city from the east TO the west side
the town there having been a sort Of general mlgra
ton Pearl street to Broadway and the cross streets
leading from IT to the North river.
The wholesale business is every year at the
principal Western towns, fuch Cincinnati, St. Louis
and Chicago all Of which did larger wholesale busine
year than usual and the time may arrive when they
may form the principal points of distribution. The
Southern cities also increasing in the wholesale or
distributing trade Nevertheless New York must main
tain preembencs the chief importing emporium
instead of sending forward goods from broken
and packages che will send them on In their original
form on an increased scale other points OF dstriou
ton.
Collections continue good and the failures limited
The CHIEF monetary difficulties experienced in sec
tons country at the West, where the heavy decline
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FRIDAY, April 1S-6P N.
The market was sghtly duller to-day with increased
demand for money. As usual, everybody expecting an
imitation the strength Of ths peace news stocks have
rather gone the other way To the trade of city and
the country at large the symptom is healthy one
iIdicaes that the merchants using in their bust
ness the funds which have lately BEEN employed in
buoyin up stocks. Bold dividend paying securities like
Panama, Michigan Southern, Galena and Chicago, and
Reading have grown slightly dearer since the news but
all the bubbles Of the day lower from eighth to
half per cent No variation has taken place in the bond
list Chicago and Rock Island has been feversh since
the corner calumniated but it maintained itself to-day
about the price 1t commanded yesterday morning.
At the second board the market buoysut. Panama
advanced per cent Michigan Southern l. In other stocks
there change worth reporting The impression is
becoming stronger and stronger that are upon the
eve Of very active speculation In the stock market
There in the good sound stocks . margin for an i'm
Irovement and there doubt but that margin will be
gradually covered. A steady appreciation Of psrma-
emit eight and ten per cent dividend paying railroad
stocks, must take place. The money market and the
pnblc mind in favor Of such movement and 1t
not be resisted.
The George that the river boats the
San Juan laid at Punta Arenas the agent Scott
being left without money provisions. He intended to
discharge the under his command and lay up the
boats.
The advices from the West in regard to the business
on the railroads very.encouragug The Toledo Cont
mercial states that Thursday the 10th inst 100
passengers in twelve passenger CARS carried West
the Southern Michigan road The fares amounted in
the aggregate to $l0,560 The receipts of the Cevs
land and Toledo road for the first two weeks OF
April were So, 900, equal to about $135 900 for
the month, which is SIS, 900 beyond the estimate
The same two weeks last year. gave $4,000
The first week the Michigan Southern road was
se5 o0othe largest receipt taken OF this s44 900
for passengers and sl 600 for freight The train
the Wisconsin Lake Shore road Thursday last went
into Milwaukee with nine full passenger The
ings tor April estimated by the Superintendent
s25 o00 which, for forty five miles Of road. is large,
The Milwaukee and Mississippi and Milwaukee and Ia
Crosse roads doing very large business The latter
is now open to Beaver Dam, 81 miles from Nil Fauke,
and already TWEEN locomotives and three hundred freight
have been provided fer doing the business offering
itself
The following rst OF new banks which began business
this State contemplate beginning during the fiscal
year, is given below
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