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New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10
NETWORK, TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1856.
WHAT the BOOK SAYS ABOUT NEW
w YORK.
THIRD PART

WHAT the BOOK SAYS ABOUT NEW
THIRD PART.
THEI IsPElfAL CITY
CBAPTIE !. Which may 1--WE des Of SevYort
CHAPTER II. In which takes Odenn wSeIs Se eAa
set them.
CHIPTIa In which treat Of certain unrae.s-o;
species # icseet
CH,TTEH In which the Million hun, beTias-
CHApTLR v. Frs iisa, in NewYork.
CHAPTRs VI. In which Nile Rachel nee On the seene
and Jenny Lied Also
CHArIrR In which it pl.iny he American does
bite well a. Tragedy.
CHAPTER VIII In which there talk shout he svei-
hh Nishtires
CHArTER In which don't play much would
like
CHAprEs 1. Which s far from being = lively
CHAPTER IL which there good deal said IN favor Of
the Rachel Company.
CHApTLR In which shopheepers AID 'avsses se uen-
toned
CHApTIR XIII Which is scarcely snythins but letter to
Roser De Pesuvoir.
CHAPTER In which the 7loitstion fahoasy
tiIued.
CHAPTER Which contains the History Of the H.r-el
lsiss in the United sts,es
FIFTH PART.
EETuRS SEvYoRg.
CHAPTER l. Jules Jann In the United States.
CHAPTER In which scarcely kDo 10 wbs. hesteT 70
devote ourselves
CBArTLR ILL., Alden TO New York.
CHAPTER w. Which 10 all about Gambling Houses and
Robbers
CHAr1ER (which vii be play Of the Imagination
RACHEL AND THE NEW WORLD,
BENZ an Of her run through United Cuba
By NJ. BEAuvALLEr, Of her Coros Drsmstiqne
Translated from the French.
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By the author Of Blanche Dearwooi," etc.
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90 5'armrGs lun plhers

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AID .Nl. f.. If t-.-- .t.r Na-.. a,e stf 90 ft
.E. r.t-.r r. JACOB tLLt-'f. A--.-
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tUIrts

[ LADY Who has been accustomed % tea; a;nil-
~ '-- cty ah.1t -ss.e-i gle Sum ~ 1-' All
nv I'D -| f.se ~ her -ol-- et-l ~ u IN
-hf "a 'o L. yr.rs % as- Ia-y alAl
e.. icf-- a--s III ~ Ar ID ie-- q HAa-'l =, -
a p re. All al strr fs-ra = r.aE p ' -
vtAe r1r. ar ---sl c4urs .lsf @-.
a--s. s--s -..- = -h---rrb es-t- c. n- ID ~ ~
NFSDAf 80 p>DAy ,b- il-h a-d irl g. ~ - t--
az. - tT- lie tiEhes. - -rsr c-s ~ os QI;'--
4 IROTESTANT GIRL Of experience woliI
- ,.,-sus- 20 iaAs IL CAhT ~ - MAID or
GROW " CHI UhES or WUEt &C - ~ D. = II
- Wsit or Y-ucg Geui.sH-n = ,ll ~ 4,
p shi-g a. I-or inE lie 20, (. ~ - D. -.
y - "a .hird or rssr h-.i--g 5sfSs i'-
A SITUATION WANTED-5Fy a re- 'PecS'O.ei ,','S,e
~ fffr 49, w.. o. 81 iNSrRE5, :, Al - = -
ss..., = = 70 -. cHiNBERwORS of Try 80 sy en-
shr f.r -..- s-ve- .rF raa -1-- 80 - -garCtT.y
A., r.. 5.-..,f ;r-s1v-ch o.. q Nrs oNiIhft-
CCOK -W.nted. a situation as COOK oy
" - a. s-r.t.n3. 'h= 51s e'- J. a. - oi -o-.
God rv .f-r,s-e .iv-n Ca a. No ~ : n-s' i'' -
Gays, between 5th NJ eIs ava
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CPARROWGRASS A PUBLIC BENEFAC-
- TOR The Southern Literary Messenker says;
Mr. CCzzens il pubic beu-fsctOr Mob dy has AFFORDED
his nDOcet merrm-n fJr jeais AZ ca
be tbtai1ed this dsertif genial quaint eni-l 1l
riilosoplrcAl IecoId Of LIE tbf country "hoSNoi
reads ds,r- knos be author, ~ u9 oth't -
tbe 10 return thanks the alton Afforded ~ heo -
,nr For eff Of suh ~ our readers a. mty
ot bVe ee-n srv II sketches Of NJ Sparr ""
Ike quotation which has slr- ~ been tfa sieri 20
r.s,tap.is No dr1l that one iltf fe1 PC
,y. res and Laughter. Dale
Illustrated he pss,ase Quite -Nfosv~y sptfro~ef' s *
tended or fhe kch floor ueueu ANY eNoecius 10 'e ruo
But b,l i. the story; .ef ps rot anucisa'e 20
Ihe reader q ref. rr-d TO The book, pago u
TIE SPARROW GRASS PAPERS.
SFNENIH IiuT-AND NOW READY,
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-,OINTLY BOAkD WANTED.-A Farm

IOINIEY BOARD WANIED--For gente-
r-s vt. lft sur rur.e il rl-sssnt hesay location,
~ over 81 fes lioI EepYofs CRY. Adafca- bs fo <,si'
Pc. once.
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TIE sPARKOWGRASS PAPERS.


DEN. Il. {. l REN HS ~ W OK n
Ia WI De- oubHshed 90 saturday, June lE
CAIpFKON. HIS LIFt tNo fFSfIs, VIII SfGDiaaNs ot
uIs TLAYs b. tie Rey. K. c Treah, b o. l-no, cloth
Just Publ slt
TOFMS BY tic Rev. r. C. Tfe ch b. D. aa,-0- ot -"
STUDY " ord.' &C Wi'han Introduction Pow he "' - 4
Sttrc.r l.mu.. cloth
Works bv fhe some 40. .Lof.
on THE STUDY or WORDS. Fol.. l-l-- .t.- II'
FNGIISH PASr AND PRESENT o..
az TuF LF>SONS ~ PROVERBS ? .0- ta
>yN.NlNs GF THE NEW TESTAMENT I-ue ,l.-H
- cti's .
WIT AND WISDOM or ThE RtN. SiDNfl SNl III
Pes t l u rus- on Pas'ase- % - L. e,@r-
arr 4 .lIr Ts.k. NtA Notes s't b grtf. . I-m - 0T
In and Do AuIolrffh Lff+-r l-raY c.. ~ - - .
mn hCMEbIC BALLADS AND tONtDtE' Or Ii
CIA- fF TV NfCINN. k.frt hl ID x -..t. lict--
le Nd. a. O. Me- arie-l i.mo c.,fh n
INTKOIICTIoN IO SOCIAL SCIENCE. A I.+.-s
. ll.~f..,. Bl Csor.- C.,e-t. a-4-r u s-s-' i-l
gI..fh.. ft Frr.. ." l-r1. rHf.. tt
TAILf -ERrtf a ls... D., t.- elfaDr 90 IN f9ei. y
: D. Il,.u tle tth l. .'of e. ir..l I."o ..-h -
j. S. bEDtI--D =. 80 Beetfnt.-st
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IL
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Al .l---.t I-rfn. u..n 81 tr.n-.Hs r.-r.
rf-. g. il..
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f.- ....-...- .. .-a. al r.-sl--..s. ]t . t I.-
e.. 81 f-4fr l-H
rl.f .f-r of 5000 -.Ia.. $50 r-.-rs'- . f-'
-. .l.s t.ure I.r.- + ..ta s- -a.I .-
-s 60 The trr.+l n .'s Er- r. 'F fl-. -l
.ice. -e.i.lr T-lJ-s-. t.1F't. "a 81" .s' Won ---
O. -.. BE ICED .r-.l..- --- fIr .,.l .- I'D pei i.
Jlst n.lsr
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IHt EIEPHANI ,lIb b. ...ss '-t t-
1...n .fo. 90 Iit LIFE tEH f.rlI >-As -.--
~ .It hON. J4N-> 6lCHANAAs via f.---..
n.fr Il1t -r.- D., bf. iy
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1,Il1, mn. DE cANAnA ERnM RARBAR

I'hE ElNE Vt 'aNA'A L-h'V''i Lh'VI I'M a.
Ca-,l-. p r-,-saf o..-.c c.o Plce sfj FOWLER A'u
WILLS 81 r9 bf.f.t. t.v. y n.
ITtq-Er, on Lltr iNO HEALTH Or. TIE L'~s
AL v.--... rf,...sf .-..r-c 7y o.. N.."
FalVAtI.S BOOK oF ALL -trLi pNS G % --' r
iir Altus. stlr.r .r-s .-e--s a.- Cd 81 - -+.-
Ksl.. D. 4. fl- N ora
ItNrTRaN,E IALfS e. ~t--.-' FL
STsF FAFFES bs u--y Ns-' tet 20 -.-.
pfE.sCOrICs o. Care-, S-1.c.s .k,en- l-e igi D.
cHABlTs uoPLWLLLi o, soe.-,5 A't e ID Ar
SI.r't b-. .Nr ,. ......
Inf FI,NS Of PHILIP NA>SiNO -R w N',e' b.
LlC.yELs ASU MscELLaNIl- p E--s jl.-s
Y,Es>1FR AND Hts MASTERPIECES cso.' p -s
E,, g. Ten. % ID LL - .
IHf AMtlIttN Il-fll ~tr...-s t.- i--
I......f.- DI D. I.. Au-rea. fr-so. rfs 3. % 'f ~
FGNtI ~ .ND ~ FILLS 81. " f.-.FtI
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fo5t au0 founo

| 'l>-Yss'eiday morning 70 gong rom tlef
- - >.r- ..-1 81 -rF-rl 80 = s4r
a N...al A. d F.. ~ 10 NJ n. one -JPfrh ~ ,.
.fr l-rrF I.-..g s.---sI - '' -- 80 -
t..l 90 N-s-f.rt ~ faG DR. w 1- So tl 7'---t
.F -a.- f.--. Nc. - .Lss'
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IMPORTANT to INVENTORS and PATEN-


l SLIGO Ireland who landed iu New forh on tho @h OF
Msy last IN the chip New World shamrock, VII call &c
JOfIN BYRANS MurrstOVn Morris County New Jerssy, ba
frd bis sister Bridget who Is very anxious TO see hn
MoRRIsrowN, June ., 1855.
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NOTICE of ASSIGNMENT.--Notice is hereby

~ given that DANIEL 7. WILLIAMS Of Jersey CITY.
County o son New Jersey, hath th@ dsy
uberiher OF hs estate for tho equal
h t o hs ceOto and that the said creditors must exhibit
ter re.tectiv. claims. undo oath lmaoD wi hin ths
m three months Claims be plesenied 10 ne ssnn.'
iy leaving them Al the Office OF WILLIAM IL JELLirrbi
Coun.elorstLaw No tsouery 81 jersey Cry dated
May 20 1876 CdAhLLS 'hN"n,
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THE SWEDISH HAIR CREATOR is a prep

THE SWEDISH HAIR CREATOR is a prep
i - pied { tte GE>TJRA pH AMI = tt -Lt-
N8IION to- HAIR ls naTaef warrant every
who.e fs sr ftlr - lt I-@ number Of GER
Ihvscis' ed others Cest lr ffvefi-e-
u.t 10 b. fb- Ory TIeDAafHu ~btch ca 'h)Fl n iu
20 tesc.s phc lave Tie. p. Tce - 9r 'use ot-e.
dozef. s-ft 10 --y rut = t- o. 20 -iNef
TOR 80 so Broadway, Eew-Ynrk Be-reuces- ". bri-
80 l-s Fas- eth Dr He.dsrsoA -4pI al 9d
w-st pi " C. Rclf-r. NJ i'2 fhly d. z aoE-r', =.
tou: Ius'u- Paine ESQ, No y Hasal'f.; L t'wisf,
ESQ., ~ u Wat Do -ry 'i-r. = Deti0; ) e era .lh
No $40 Nyte-ay B-rokis sfd ll- Tie follow ng letter
from pl. Burtfefe will -p-sk f0ri.
NV YoRK No 10 F-s l7-i - trs q, .'f
IttF fte ~ i.sr ts i" Ai-i .u'y
.ss forl cerihcif~, - fu1slff
rn- h particular. lave -e f1a- ue iseai1i7-id ID
lt 20 n my friends har- refrI Only IN fhre ser
N.. Johr Wt.h, ~ s0 Fof+y 90 NeS 'fs his al
Lst comp.- restored her ny cousin NJ y ir-
yea OBJ. cty lost h-r har fom ersrsf hlt t-7 -
10 srts '0r eaV aH~ari il' 'hfI
fiaf ~ fi-nd ir BOyi al. ss- -.i ' 'n'l De
ttr b-.F - bis a. He hs uae' re4l .ll-a m if iA
t piece covered 5g short of s.rJlg hAr thf 81
lti,v ~ f.- R-sfofer You certainly welcome % nt
s.twtf.s th- .ui A. never rec'lu.nf f l..t
90 in fle rrf-ss l, yOl nlsf I" 70 10 it-
af.sf s'afr' b I'D ''.f ' ''
ut De- 900 a w.ul ts lt4s-d mater q t-rof'9 'o
NiEs'l HENEf Blhl fti p. al.H
IT, u A MILLER, esq.
HADDEUS DANIDS y Co'-
NEIuNG l.KS. rr0.1c eei by POE BE- che n.. t1 p"
re -7ra.- -.. sn' .ftc- e. r-e fofsie ' f l-A'l
'NLf IS TIAnIET~ Dt}ID> CO. ushr'tr'1r %
INh- A.. -l-r v.f- ies ~'t ~ AZ Wa tss Mlcti---
-.
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Chances for Business altn.
u00K nrd SIATIONERY sTORE flr sALE

- Il ore 4 t.s lest ae. 10 -hs = OF Seg-f9's-
ms .tors t.irE sx-s.snr business, I'D as<
rstfre IN ir -..fe vc-iy . low 5-.az ,slei,
hrt s4t v-ry r-r-h its aiTs--sg-s The STOCK,
FfNTIPE- srt LEAsE ~. 5e soli the 5es' tern' r1s
pror e.r. t-sJus e LEAVING 80 cry, Ns.ss ~
~ 51.in-s nrn-i -iiatey. Altrsss T. :. ~ Chst-iL
.crsre P0.t hc> y \.
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HEE BRITAANtC NAItsrYs Communal
NEw YORK, May -. 1913.
tNIIE II LLlC is hereby intormed that the Pres

aer'of the fr'ed states having oksI my Fsequs'ar
er Es..s's Crnl 'or he s'afe IT New York ih,ve,
uf rsatl,rfv fr hsf purf.s. srr'infed JOSEPH FDW
l. ssl. Nev.fork 10 ks charge of ,ie duties " this
sni reform fhs Tar 70 40 in eonf
itv ~ fh law ANTHONY BARCLAY.
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Gnmmcr Retreats.

4 COUNTRY SUMNER BOME-Hayng tho
n very best az rooms waef s'suer, ea0n obss fruits
tiI cI0afa flr thing rx1r 900
tnrtsr.t . H-os.way Per'ona Inter isws'yefy Friday.
DOARD at a FARM HOUSE, twenty miles
tlr city, % pleasant srt hes MI l1ctsn acces-
str ..s t4ly by blif ad. Aiifet1 J. II u, Box
Nc De-. P.s f,..
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l.
L BILLIARD SALOON. oe.ut-iJ aIsd uo with eyerJ
p gu sts sLo ~ ba> h8foaghfae
dry Fer fl particulars .oquIe for ". 8 CT ppeT
Q1ss, No q! SssssGsL
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" Il. PALMERs NEWsPAPER SUBSCRIP-
.TION go ABVFRTfSl 80 AGENCY ci } and conn
tv n Srfuce Tribune Bu dinss The Agent cheerful y
tho nfirr 1s aud mode of sfF@risng.
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boaro auo Rc0ms.

DOOMS- With or without BREAKFAST ald
~ TEA, 10 LIT u the s.uss No. ~ "ss' ''N '-
ks!eIeles required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-17
From Vancouver,s Island

We learn that the Indian is still raging near that
part Of the country. The Cayuses Chowchias Walla-
Wallss Cckatats, and other tribes Of Indians have
formed alliance for the determination they say
the whites. They have . large number Of well armed
warriors ready 70 take the field and declare war the
hnife Unless some recruits are furnished, the white po
pation will fare badly. They had learned from squsw
whe came from Steuacoom to Victoria, that an
psgersent had taken place . short time previous be-
tween The whites and Indians steilacoom and that
there was number allied both sides In fact unless
something Is cone, the whole country win soon be in
charge the savsges, who seem deter mined to fight
the last and many innocent persons will have suffer
Several speec have been TO the Indians With
out effect. From some cause they are all for var.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-17

parat:ons In active ,rug,ese for hs reopeaing Of the
far-oG southern snd Western trade, whioh usasy COM
early July. The spring trade has coainu ID to
aater period than usual owing to the having
been backward one, and navigation lats in opening
Yet the aggregate trade has not equsad the expectations
entertained before the commencement Of spring The
heavy fall in the prices Of breadsu, and, to con-
siderable extent in provisions felt BY obbers to In
tsrfere to some extent with their collections In
the Western and Northwestern sections Of the
country. stronger infatuation seemed to have
seized both producers and traders at the West the
past autumn. Because prices largely advanced they
seemed to consider that the war and scarcity IN
Europe were to continue, and that still higher pr,es
to be realized in the SPRING They not salts
fed with 80 for common -four, 90 81 % tor wheat
and 81 81 Is for corn in this market They could not
that the largest crops of cereals gathered or many
were to have anything to do with prices Those
who went in early and sold early made money. The
sanguine dealers, who waited for spring and higher
prices, have found peace and lower prices and must
suffer heavy losses. Good Indian now sells low
&c.. which would not justify the payment of over
loo. loo. per bushe In Illinois, and delivered tree of
freghts and charges in New York at scarcely anything
less without loss. Az far the country large
cerred however, it is gamer for the increase in the
cotton crop and In its enhanced prices than
erbalances the decline In breadstus Considerable firm
nooD pnos
especially In brown eheetpgs and shirtings, under
the belief that prices from Ithe domestic and export
demand must lorg brings prices to pond
some degree with the enhanced prices Of the mate
rial The exports of domestic cottons this port for
the week ending the 9th nst amounted to 125 packages
value Total tor the previous part OF the year.
packages The stock of brown sheetings shirt
ngs has been reduced. Standard qualities of heavy
sheetDgs have been sold at &c., and light have ranged
from 7c to no Beached sheelings and sairtings
inactive. Standard heavy gocds, however, in light
stock, and prices quite steady Drilslvere in good
mard for export and brown goods firm ct &c., and
bleached steady at 84c SAc Corset jeans steady
at &c. Osnaburga were firm for heavy goods. Denims
we're steady and desirable styles in rAlher light supply
Stripes and ticks unchanged. Cotton continued in
good demand, aud prices well sustained Printing
cloths inactive, while holders disposed
press sales Prints in fair demand at steady prices
Lswns-new styles recently introduced TO The trade
were in fair request, at steady Gipghans
unchanged. In mouseine delaines the was
about Cloths quiet Cassme1es aud satinets
with rweecs and jeans we're unchanged. Linasys were
steady at 14c and extras at l5c In fore,ga goods,
owing to heavy stocks have accumulated
considerable sales continued TO be made at auction
The warrants entered 1t the Treasury Department,
N I An last EnyIo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-17

me steamer vsldivia, from Caao, April 18th, arrived
at Panama on evening of May She had 60 passenger
and about 5000 QUO in SPECIE The dates are-Vaparas
March 81; Calao, April IL; Paits Apr le; Gusyaqut
April It.
CHILLI.
The late Rain Storm and Loss Of ProDery7centy Persons
Drowned-CoTper Mines and Exports = Colonial Ne,os-
The american Whdler Georgs Washington Burned-fi-
aorcdl Arrangements tc0h Peru.
The losses by the late heavy rains have been very
great-a large guam iy Of grain potatoes, and beans
been destroyed cattle have suffered, and many
huidir gs nured Great the mischief has BEEN
the Valparaiso Mrcuro is Of opinion that It will not
materially affect the industrial prosperity Of the country
The storm interrupted the traits Andes with
the Argentine Republics and The mining interes. in
Serena also suffered. Unfortunately, about seny lives
have been lost.
The mines Of Copiapo and Huasco continue 70 ysld
enthusiastically and actively worked Copper ore Of
good Quality has been recently discovered Chiisu
rne expectation Of copper from the port of coq1mbo
aur;no ne wear 1856 was u follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-17

DEATH FROM 6TARvArIoN-We learned yester-
dsy from gentleman who arrived here from Altoona
Pa tba. BOY and girl, med Cox sgsd respectively
six ord eight years lost for upwards OF days 10
the AleguaBv mountains near Summerview. They
we're found cay or two ago, side by side dead The
right hard Of the little boy partly off and the
chi bad the appearance of having been dead sbon
large Of people continued 20 search the
woods from The lime the chdren missed nst the
fneipg Of the bodies.-P,G1ng c0sete; Nay 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-17

taissf, - heretofore mentioned. The ro&d i. - sx-
pecsed, VII b. completed within twevslmcnths.
The steamship AAs, ct the port from Liverpool brings
ss four days later newr The advices al i'm
pcr:sDt and hardly Interesting in sny poiat vs0
Quotations to- consolD chow slight improvement in -
lace Of growing stringency In the money market. The
bank returns show moderate decrease in bullion The
policy pursued by the bank just now il conse Native
The public mind throughout Great Britain and the
Continent ripe for AL sorts Of schemes and specularons
This feeling WAS, in great measure, kept check in
England during the war, but the establishment 0,
peace removed what was supposed to be the only
difficulty. 1t is the policy Of the Bank Of England
to destroy possible this mania for new projects and
It therefore refuses to make any further reduction in the
rate Of interest let the pressure Another thing
Weighing npon the London money market just NO y is
the probability Of large government loan. The last
however, is, without doubt, msgnhed. A government
loan In time of peace should not tighten the money
ket 1t is, in fact the addition of so much the paper
currency Of the country and rather advances than re-
tards commercial operations. The cotton market in
Liverpool net active buoysnt o. last reported
Advoss from this side regarding the crop caused the
charge Breadstufs we're active and frm with an up
ward tendency From the manufacturing districts the
accounts favorable. The circular Of Du FAY Il Co.,
dated Manchester, May l, 1856, says
The extent Of the cotton crop is generally esti mated at
bales: some few estimates 600 COO The
ointment of Europe having supplied itself unusually
be orected to this country We have. therefore the
prospect before to the stock Of cotton in Liverpool
increase somewhat in proportion with the large
sumption going Of this article The ste Adness
with which the cotton market has been maintained
wthstandpg the high rate Of money shows grea. conf
BY the Board Of Trade SHOW considerable excess In the
exports Of cotton fabrics the two last years. as will
be seen from the following8
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, May 1916 p. N.
AsnFs-Saes Of so bbls pots we're made q. &c per h.
BREADsTUFFs -Flour-The news by the Asia impaired
greater rmness to the Market which closed 1t an sd-
of NC. per bb The salesl embraces about 600
a & coo hha ahOut the t0lln wing 1oHn
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
MONEY MARKET.

FRIDAY, Nay 16-6 p, NJ.
The stock market to-day duh and depressed
There great change in the market value Of any
stock, but the tendency throughout downward. At
the first be ard Cumberland fell off u per cent; Hudson
River Railroad u; New York Central Rsilroad, 4; Ga
lena and Chicago IA Panama, NJ Cleveland and Toledo
~ Chicago and Rock Island, u. Missouri 6s advanced
u per cent; Delaware and Hudson, ~ Pennsylvania
Coal IL Michigan Southern, a. The decline in PanA.
Is ia consequence Of the serious accident 20 q train
Of passenger and the great loss Of life It il report
ed that there fifteen killed and thirt dangerously
injured Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroa- closed firm
at yesterdays prices. New York Central Eiroad was
offered large lots to-day at the decline and closed
heavy Erie the stfest steades stock the list,
and must continue is about the best stock TO take
hold OF for rise just now.
At the second board the market was heavier and not
1t all active With one or two exceptions, stocks
lower After the board Panama sold 10 as l01 per
cent; Cleveland and Toledo, 1877; New ork Central
s9Z 90.
We have not heard Of any large engagements for ship
ments specie from this port by the steamship Hermann
tomorrow, Saturday. The arrival of the George Law
from Aspin wall, with about and thr, ua-ters OF
million of gold, will help the banks thel averages for
the week.
The earnings Of the Erie Railroad Company for the
month ofAprii 1885, amounted to. .s6I3 500 90
For the month last year. ........ 506,597 AZ
Increase OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s107 or 40
The packet ship Matilda at this port from Antwerp,
brings about two hundred and forty passengers whose
hands there are 1t s estimated about three quarters
million of dollars.
The receipts Of the stonington Railroad Company
April WERE
1885,. $4,000 rs Sl0473 80
1865. ........................ 124sa 10 e,s09 Of