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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-09

last year had about ten bushels Of hen
manure, aud for experiment, | chose the
Ihc pparo-t part Of my corn ground nnl
sgrsat it broadcast very thin, sufficient
distance from where pat stable manure
s1 that they should receive no hencl, from
each other. | worked in witha gang-pl0w.
when thc corn came up il was plain 70 BE-
seen Just how hr the hen manure had reach
cd. Where the hen manure was It wac
dark green. thrifty, large, strong stalks and
La4yy ears. ID. TuJNrsON
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-09

Sr,sov,ur OPERATIONS. From the c1pen
siyc nature Of manual labor in this country,
all large spaces Of kitchen gardening must
necessarily be under the plow rather than
the spade, and the important spade opera.
ton Of trcnching the s,il Is inches or feet
deep, dispensed with. However true thi.
may be-, no careful cultiutor will rest by
surface blowing alonp year after year, but
as often as means will permit, use good
suhsoil plow, to we'll stir the soil deep. by
following a system Of rotation with the
crops, and on that which the root crop is 10
occupy each year making it point Of sub
soiling, thcwhol, will be- 80 benefited every
three or four years, and greatly increase the
fertility or the soil
But there are, and ought to be- vast
number more, Of small plats, attached to the
dwelling, of laborrr. and mechanics, whore
the plow cannot BE- conveniently uscd, and
here the legitimate garden tool, the spade,
must be- r,ortcl to.
On the laying out Of such new gardens,
and occasionally, ay every four year, after,
the land should d. double dug or 'ruchcl.
working in plenty of manure. II the sub
.1il is particularly POOR, it j, iniuliciou, 90
bring it % thc top lor a few years, merely
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-09

Hen manure is fully as valuable as Peru
Wan suan5 fJr corn, in my ostimation. !
mix il with the soil Of the hill at thc time
Of planting, taking care that the seed docs
not touch il. {. II.
Five Corners, y. Y. Rural y Yorker
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-21

...xx,V-,N. Su.ass, srse ~ ssNey lcos ,sa ssy,'e
49, , ~ ,Nsss sesesy s.s, Ne ssh ye~ Of her
~ >,-. 49, s- 4 Ne sy ave ss'sSis ,.y', o.. 70
- -. - ~s,A>at ea'SAcy NSitce, On iSe~sv nt'ec
-. 81 ..s s. - -, ,.'s res" S',,S s,Ss
-. "a y,ssaS.. ~el ~ peeessNa 81 VsV~en~NNA
xxr<nARS- H. ~ ewes NelN even'"t' ArsN H. MI
49, Si~s&ssN n - sS'N yea " ~ ." - -, ..,.
sVNpyx-ls ws,sua.SssA, - FsSANs Ars1 Is, q ,Sas
S.'s.ss = ,As 'asss Joseph W Burden 49, ssea %
Ss.,.
~ $500 ~. S.ss. u We 'S vesrtfA'y IS,''eS
- 1891 - aeS~i ,se Ns ise TNsSe'ee, 10 D.
49, - NS,Sssy AySa 81 a. c'sscA VA ~'I'N"' '@'
,vsNvxrNxr-C rs,y Ar Is a,rnsA cS%r nc Nm,
49,, c.S,S q vSSst. igyAsSa, AZ s"s' % rsS%A' and
eswxN ssSl .1 an sg - s - sS' .,ss near
s sSssss No ESs. S'srse ns~ss, 80 ~ ssns her
W. 49, -. ,sssss,l s.,ssiss Al II SsSSA Her remains
- ~ alss ~ Casnc, tss, tS m'esSaeaS
ssNSSS 1,,. TssSs SGwsrl S'Aac,s ami Jennie
-, - 80 a. I Nsls>l. witAssi further Rst'ce
pawaSn-t. Rres,lyr. - sunday April ~ sfei short
- yys sscs nAsS nSsss 40 - y, ss '-''
~ $500. -eAyss rSsgeSsf.S ~si'eS % stisaa se
49, $500 ~ ~ rS-ssy 1Tsa = oslooi p
SSsSoz E'syM s.,s s t t Is S {: Sc. cas- ysasS '1
xYNv-s ya.y Asa u, Nj James Ksn'' IL the sta year
SrVNakNc. SSrcsN ufNssNk' -NN'f'
- - n a Lets. SSeS - yeAss .
- A. - SeSe No e orSaec street., On Morday after
~. Ayr.l "a s. ss.eeS The NHasns wa es 49, !"
N-.ss-xs AZ EsaerA trNn ~ Ceoee han'
s.-sA a. rsSS&ay uacs. ApSli =, AZ 20 elsSA I1
,..s,v A. f,szls q tie fSEly arc invited to attend
~zASzi fx-tA<g sSeoc>
NsCHOls-ls lssssy CRY, ~ Ss3day "1Inns M hI
49, a NarAsas 81 Chsries l. ana 'ehhe" NOD"'s
s sssa. al r-s 81 ~ family rrsysStiay invited 70
- - -sAezcs Is TS-eats, No Ia Warren street. Ief-
-yCEy
rss,. ~ ~ e. Frssay Ay- Is saaienly. Mrs Judah
S.ss = (: Crc-sx NaSs u tie Sis; yeAi Of her age
cEASsl- NAsasAa-sA FRIDAY, AMI IS, Laura dsnrh-
sEs ~ L ES~a-a 49, Nate hsTS ssed mouth aud Il
ava
.1-s~s - EezAs, AA-y Area vile o. ''0h sun
kNsgES- Sasxrssy All r. IsuaAs Rogers Of the arm OF
&c., Krsch-r sr~Ve-o-, l. tie ssh yesr Of ns age
w. -~rrs 49, essSs q ~ family are resreSuSy invited
A. ses2 fEn<-A T-~saAy sffe-roon TIE I'd INST a.
ss-ssk -rz. - are ressSeace, No > hammond street
.ls-1. e.-ss<- Tie remains viii be taken 10
Cs-eezvecS
KOvTE-o- IsuAy svezzs April u.s. Miss Dora Rouih aged
- Al : zSz-As
sr-k-l- CIV FrSay. Ap-l ls Afer sort Illness,
81 - Ssvs- q Pau smith Of Port jews
= - & Ae- age
rORNrI-Os Pray. Aysl Is, Sssa-nA To-ney Of eonsunP
vHrrpS-ls B-oekl,s-, q Saturday, Apzl ~ Frederic
W 49, ~ AXE yisoe oz NorSSae rlsce, corner Of
s- ssss is CAV. iNo-Ssy1 re .lsi lost AZ oeloek
KE rs< H<1Ss & Ae fanny Ge TesIee'iay invited 70
s----l
wElSET-Q- SG-=rssy svs-ns Ar< 10 Craze only child Of
w.. 2. VrxN.1f tAls CIV. AGED years
- f.a - tSke the resGenoe Of her father st
WesAxsksz- & NooSay sisc-sooa 81 eeloeh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-21
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK......"A
Cleared.

stesm.hipe- Jamestown, Parish Scrfok Ludlsn Peas
ants Jas Adge Tuner Charleston sonord IAeston 4"
Augusta. Lyon savannah, :. L MiiehlL
ships-PsmTero, C. svns san anesoo sutton % new
York MoKernon. Livsrpool, J. B. ssriy 60,
Barks-Anu. Aunroe, View Te ans, hsag.e Manu- 'ep
city. White, ST. Jszo iona Thompson ~ II,
Briss-ReohAbite Stevenson Ph.see4ph a. hand hes
Ierus, Gram Tucker hshtboTaj Plsek HASs speEs, a
Inwsl q. l. Diners Europa, (br) Francs CaEaeISs; =
leWof; Elziya, Hsves, CaIdenss h Jones' ~. ~ ntley
Baker Kew Wet Beuner DeGke A Dunoa, Buck' Ss'sn
nah J. X. Gilmore. n,
Scboorer.-EeD Baker. Lake Plymouth Geo. Pnee Black
Bird Weaver 81 Johns River Van Bunt sleghi Proves
Hulse Baltimore Merrill Abbott T. Tuttie Lutte BArseo.
g. l. MescLam; j. Grerson, HallOek, Apsseaeos Ease a
Hazard; Grace Daring Carr Newport masters Jane sRott
IBrl strsktr Gambia, j. A. Mschedo; Mary Alice Cnlse
Poree sturses Co; " Taylor smith CieLtaegos MeCrea
dy Mott Co Dew Drop, Gould. Nassau, Mp b. T. ATrow-
smith; Emblem Boses HAtAx, Valance Bailey Harnet
An Hsrripe,on 81 John, NIB, Wember Week. WISH
mston Coek St John, SB ": l. DowIpgi j. W. Heossei'
Bnrrett savanush scranton Tuan ManchesteT Csches'
en- Richmond c. II. Per.on Mary Adeipe Jenkins 1sas
RAprabAnpock River. Naa Brunt slagat OGoa' bacon
PLladelrLi. Jas Hand; Oregon, Hsteh Portland u L.
Hatch: Julien. Snow Boston 3 W. Lewis EhzA CEoSeIl,
Salem r. W. Ropts& Co. -. n.
sloots-Fashon Bailey, Bristol: Harvest, Corwin ProVi
dence master; Thomas Hull FIu ]. Providence ms'is
Proreler-Tot;en, Morley Baltimore, CromwelFs Line {;
Vulcan Miller Philadelphia, J. " Briggs Erie, States PAU
sdelrhis. J. Il y. Briggs , -,,, T -.
steapers-Locu.t Point FIereh Portland, CromweIs Like
Boston CLARK, Philadelphia, sa.iora's Line
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-21
Passenger Sailed

}. L. s. Nod s,eozasp Hstaing.sa fer sosth1aT1a aa9
E-e-~,-N... Il HsbTct. Newton ID KrOuss lady AID
chf6rsa Cincinnati; c. r bseAosydsn AMI sdy RlssiA
F-esT Hoose IT, Nsr-Y0rE Mr. Di-z Children servsnt
t1a bsty Se~fciE: 3i Ivy, SsS iorE; NJ b. SEhEasn,
Arrsrcfs NJ p Wss-e-u--ra, LAZY Ard cEltfel. SeE
Ycrts ~. Th.-o. SeE-I0rk Ma STUN children srd
ss-vs-t Sep-T1fE. NJ. A Gogss5 lls 16y. Ne Y0ft
NJ { / A.raek .dv 2 Children AID bahv Sez ORR M
ses-o1s- it1y .z3 ehi-eu, C.c1as.. Ass sehor, Cr
-urA.. haze. Ne~fors Asssrs. T. lsrafein.
Ses IcrI Sct1.5a Ssv Ck-. Se~-i0-s g. Erlu,
4tly mint AZ serrslf Ss--fcE A Rstrsca SsEfosE
i5r..sr Tlpoo: Chas BeEst Pkll1slplla; q. ScafsE
40 Az Esviorr Cha. krasE4.lsr lly -. :: Loss
, n EsS.rg Y NJ BFeetSscsl, Hsr'y Ham. ". r.
Oa.s1z. 3 sprseL.. Lgas tsl1;sa1la Ca.ir-s Y Fsr.
Z Rei-hsrcf - Lk.rscr PsrlyEr. y J. NJ S~y1s'
sehvaiI Jas sl.orrr Jo1n Fecer1ca - I. Jl tuDs.
H1-oTsr g. Dsy - T. J1n Ssfsss, Hsnggsf & FfLaks.
y y VIZ Dsrs- ChrtFo D. EaEfs JsorE1s D. p Ff-cts
lftsrsss; HsJsT. - LoEii' c o. s'sohis Ss~ Ion
= Hst1.s e. Il Ken CEafl-stoa IelrEg N.llesgts =
Frs1s-rts-z = Les; K Erfsr. Wlll.fasbrrEl. Wn
RsLs a. G.1.i<rsss. y j. Haaos Ckass Me- Il. Ernsi
Earfs Hans s., c. A Hzzsenzl1 !. Brgulnzt
"a. Frsl-,.es, 7 Asasrs >. Lessi " Lev ss~ Yors
y Dfeckas.r, ~ Lg1lsi Eiss Anl brsl.nI. M Lima
Jsess, ". ? B'stfs.lsi y p VI Web 81 10y
Esss G. " ssss EoA< Ks-Esrs as1y ard s1d jehn ~
va ser 80 e.1rsf AZ Ifs,f NJ b. Bfs1s al az
~ az. ls1y ,L11 ~ Ifsn' J. Jsr,ss Nv OrsstE
Fs-sr He%fnts 40 isey Ma O. AEtsfs - Las Mr.
Lss-s As H.ssfs- y. / HIt h FJsSsaStSsI, o. LS.-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-21
professional Notifies.
FFFfcAcIoUs CURE for coRNs, BUNIoss,

FFT1CACIOCSC CURE for CORNS, BUNIONS
IL CALLOsITIES NAILS growing int the sesh ssd ever,
disorder ofthe feet BY and peculiar method without
rnr or without causing the shtest pain.
Mons LEVI of No - Bis Rue de Rivol, Paris and Ma
Condust Regeptst, London Surgeon Chiropodis. tho
Emperor Of and he Royal Family Of England having
been specially New attend nsuhsd
families intends remaining here and Be consulted lady
Sandsys excepted his office, from 10 TO oeoek Of Ne
Iith-st between 5th and 6thsvs
COPIES OF TESTIMONIALS.
From bis Imperial Majesty Napoleon ILL., Emperor Of France.
Je eeue que NJ LEVI enleye les corps exrens
hablite. LOUIS NAfOLsOS bokAAhTE
From James Baker.
certify ths Dr. LEVI cured months OF several
bun yons without the least pain and which had
no, ed me for many years walk AZ present with Great con-
fort and cheery recommend Dr. Levi % friends and the
pubic. JAMES bAhEh,
From the Most Noble the Marquis Of Lsnsdowne
MI N LEVI extracted for me with perieei fsefy and
LANsoOWNE
No. IS Berkeley square, London
From Robert Ferruson esq D., Physician IN Ordinary to
her Majesty Of Great Britain.
hr. LEVlhss most skfuy extracted two eorrs era my
''''' ROBERT FERGUSON, ND
No. 9 Oueea.s,., May Fair, London March 5, is5s.
From II. J. Feltus, ESQ.,
Unsolicited by Mr. Levi beg leave testify 10 rs ssecess
fu SKI hsvs perfectly removed slarse buon OF ons stand
ING vtfhout causing any pain ii. j. FELIUS,
Phisiephis july a. 1857 No Boston row.
In addition 10 tie above authenticated testimonials many
Thousands his possession aous which several from
des Of the highest rank be by fayorine him with
his Office No. 81 llths between 9Th and tthssa, New
York
n B.-No professional connection with any rerson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-21
Passenger Arrived

Ia r W. S.eazaaip 4f,icG J,0l LroJool-Messrs J9an
Hewitt Robert Gait M and Mrs Virtue Mrs heys-e, Mss
B,;.r,op NJ and Mrs. Hencker Nj and Mrs. j. W. Ssrsent
Mrs AID Mr. Be AID serysnt NJ. AID Ms James nessI,'
Brssey Betis and T. kenDsy GgrraAn hasei'
ioy,r McArtkar Wrsht Admiralty Z De Cels and .erVt
Jan es SeiEmsn Dr. Biscke A Fsrar Iohn Mclean Ian
caster Friend = FEuess j. ?. Kohy Bsurer J4nn we'd
ds-srocn Robert Dawson The Rev. DR. HADcoek r. John
g. Scott Dr. Clark Mr. Jsrvs. Clark, B.-nnser, trane rs
ger ". II. WOODS, Count ArnelteFo and servant Z
/ Peas. Murray Allen, Bortherct, Cunnin EhAm,
H. B. Pesse, Henry Pease, NJ. Ta-nsn.o, G. Lope5
His,rs Alburtis Ters Capt W. Mana NJ. ssEtherAnd r.
child Mr. Mara Jose Isaac Msreup G. Fsekner Mrs Kelly
and child John and Alex Craig NJ and Mrs Josn de
Nrs Possle Levev c. DOYLE Psrkin, 3. V. Wolfe, Wn
schmser Thou Fowlers Lescb Miss e. Foster Cspt In
ther Smith NJ Bero.a, n. Cushing, Miss N A .sshi-s
N..eT Tbeuss WYNN the Rev Michael OBeirne, W. AID
SIs Msjor and three Children Mr. JOIN Osmer VIM seek
IL schJ SeriI<, from TrisiGa6-P. bemis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-21

The imports of specie during the week had been
larger than for many months past, amounting
20 about three quarters of million sterling, large
proportion Of which has found It's way to the Bank Of
England. The demand for bullion from France IS
rather abating owing TO the large supplies that have
lust been sent there. CON continues 10 be forwarded
to the East, both from London and Paris; portion
however Is flowing back though not TO any spprec-
able extent.
The return from the Bank Of England for the week
ending the 2eih OF March gives the following results
when compared with the previous week:
Psblc seross- IS 81 90 Lrere.-. 2es 81
Rest................ SAT Increase. l4al
On tie other side OF the account:
GoyeruusIi seearrss. II 81 - Dser-.se k7sls5
Notes ansupl0ys6...... S97So.... .DseEe4ss. 50 IS
TIE amount Of notes in circulation : Sl9,ol7,lso,
bang decrease Of Ss25 llc and the stock Of bullion
IN both departments go $40 go, showing decrease
Of s7s,62e, when compared with the preceding re-
turns.
London noley circular says:
Notwithstanding the announcement Of pace, snd
prcgressiye return al ooDhderce, the arket has par
italy retained the stTnency winch eharact@nred II
the end q lGs- week Discounts have been lower,
While tie demand hEs been &S.Iye ard il1TeEslng.
Tie pressure ! manly attributable 70 two causes:
nrst, 10 seyersl b9nbs bky1Dg D.. Oaly limited them
usual advance IN certain c.s-es q trL1e b1, called
IN outstanding o4rs and reIi, % TIE Preparations ~
meet The o0uInerclA bis falling de o. The tih-
These causes tboagt severely IN q prrset ca 0ay
be Temporary. N0-ey esr.O: b. peTrnsaeai.y desy
TIA; ace b1s Tet-r1ed Wall- .pecle = t0Elny
IT, and The exchanges b coming nOye fAy0Eable,
owing 20 tbe Gcrgvfy of he eIpor trade. An apr
ben~iOn j. Undcut-ed.y abroad hat q s2eculs..Te
mana VII -. N before Ire Ed o. sz1rtsr /: ths
nyresssOn wA5et induce uacA csz;Oa TIE par
Of banker ard uoney-ceGser.. ard = nay p=sbly y
rs neGL< 81 kseIIg IS E1iLe; ~. SOagsT tssa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-21
Disasters, &c.

TzY SNIP BooArRAyG before mentioned having been
seer AZ sea abandoned built az Quebec aud sold 20 Lye!
POOL house She fast sGer out IN 1872 ana was COUSIN
cred fret vessel. -,
KEY WEST sdyces to 10th inst state that ship James Guth
on the reef near Tortugas has been of the reef oy the
wrece whs Obliged to take out few OF the pars me
ee osd the provisions and They took her into
Garden Key Harbor where the L. steamer Corwin al I
accounts preparing her TO Key West, she WI
yob,v dischar1e and repair The hull OF ship Mariner has
been sod lies upon the reef for SOL her spas Tor e
The bark Convoy undergoing repairs aud TO axe tno
M The big E.se Bark George Thomas nearly ready
Tor her ysrds ao her sails are nct bent ost ready
Her exrerses will be In the neighborhood OF SIiOO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-21

.,,,.r,A, enacted. But on the other hand, Il is
b;chlv probable that the Bank Of England VIII reduce
the rate Of interest long-dated ons from 70
cent and that in less than two months II VIII De io
lowed by C. general reduction 70 e cent. Money
will then gradually become cheaper and the holders
Of public securities be the first 20 derive advantage
from the charge. In the Stock t1change money wa
in Great demand during the early part OF the week at
an average rate Of y cent. II IL 10" worth ABOUT
q cent: and the rate may possibly increase a. the con-
sol ettement which is just at hand, progresses on,
on the other hand considerable rehei may oe e1peceu
r. m the naym. nj Of the Apnl dividends In the N sn-
facurng districts trade has recovered from the inter-
rurtion ofthe Easter holidays
Extract hom Messrs Maxwell, Wright & Co.'s
Circular:
corrrrsFtom The date Of last up the present
49, ta. without trarssotions The shipments durins thai
ro having beef the dealers themselves rather than
nv sv for lots 5sO The accounts from the In
terror very diseourasneCr.Iy Ssssne' and ethss
standing the long cessation Of Operation: Sa 'oE o %
means large and the quantity to be brought ~
and rot dealers. VIII be forced 70 ave way Bon PA i bow
to have decided 70 ava se 49, Q, ne .o
tmPtOn Jacket AID the nature Of nef VIII Il ''
measure decide the opening pI'ees =. .a.--.-. e.
s nss ,Ss r YuTope 45a5oc ton with an up
ward tendency. ExcHANSE Is HoHinsi a. I'D
Extract from private letter dated Saturday, March
e. 1856:
rfrorsble dealers remsin finn in their demands Of Aos
1850 for sound lots and 400 100 for selections Inc Oo1ee
nov in market from beng long bands and received IA
80 sstbsr ia OF ouly much faced but damp, and being he
last Of the crop Of very inferior quality Sales yeserosy
200 bsss trssb az 4H5O6aias5o.
FstIegTs-For the United States the same. For Europe
5e date Of 10th March have change transactions
10 report Yesterday being Sunday, and a. write It's oss
DyytRIuREs-Feb 49, North Point. New YoTk, 500 eass;
Feb is Essntne New Orleans, $3.50 BAGS; Feo Il Joseph
G,ier New Orleans 1850 bags; March Parne NewOreaBs,
40 bass; March g. Cora, New Orleans 5s7 bsEs; March e.
wisison orleans. 600 bags March s. Cavalier Bs!t-
more, 40 bars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-21
sa4.S4O so

We NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. I,foy
The Flour market for the lower grades continue to
improve. and the quotations of State brands are now
So &c So Much of the Flour on the market is OF
poor quality made of grown wheat, and this deserlp-
ton is dull Of sale. The shippers are nqurlng about
Wheat again. and there is more activity; sales ll,ooO
bush white and mixed Southern at 81 7Oasl So.
Rye has an upward tendency; sales at 90 96c Oats
are lower Corn Of the quality suitable for shipping
is not plenty and is frmer sales mixed Southern at
62a63c. There is better feeling in Pork, and some
little disposition evnced 10 speculation. Other provl-
sions are without change. Sugars in good demand
and the market is well sustained. The sales to-day
are 4sO hhds. Coffee and Molasses are firm but not
very active. The Cotton market is very active espe
cisy in transu and on the spot, prices are up &C.
Is. The sales reach 5000 bales.
The anthracite coal tunnage from the Schuylkill
region for the week ending Thursday last was un'
usually large for SO early in the season. The Reading
Railroad brought down ,O55 tuns, and for the
season. up to that tme 5l9, Cos tuns against CO., 1898
tuns to corresponding tune last year-shOwing loss
of 72s tuns. At the present rate of tunnage this
difference will soon be overcome. The amount shipped
on the Sohuylki Navigation for the week was 80, 4S3
tuns. making for the season 47,sss tuns, against
l3l $50 tuns to corresponding time last year-showing
loss Of So, 81 tuns.
A commercial convention was held at Indianapolis
recently, at which the action of the Cincinnati mer
chants and bankers was denounced for their course
toward the people of Indiana. Independent CONNER
cal depots were recommended within the State. The
Indiana State Bank condemned for refusing to
receive free bank paper at par.
The Africa's Jews is considered favorable, COM
mercially ConsOls were sustained at the previous
quotations, and the Money market had tendency
toward ease. Cotton was active and buoyant, but
Breadstuffs were dropping. The following table viii
show the fluctuations in Consok since the 2sth ut:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-21
u,,Le,. Reported BIZ Tslegrapl.

NEwoK1rAx Arrl ls-coTroS h.s sdv.neei under the IL
Su.re. of Tia new. by TIE B:tc 4dlc. sales to-day 900
b1e Mddns quoted At 10; loi The sales Of the week
he ..e tim. "a. wear are GO bAes Stock port 600
bssa CoFFrE Il. sales for the week 700 bags Stock On
hard. - co bsEs. $500 49,
ALAN Aprl ia-Ssles to-day; 2Soo bush white Canada
WHTATufi a. So1ti yellow Coax East. IS c57e-
,sl- go lu.h $50 TINS Nova scotia PLASTER sod
IS ST = tun. go
PHovipsScE April Is-CorToS continues active At full and
r-ovrr uee, = III sses about 900 beles The sock
Wool Is cute reduced eAAnse II T-ces sales IS 100 =.
PINTISG CLo1Hs-MAitei setye AID kr1i tsles $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-21

Mr.. Server NJ a. BESh, Ohio he-rs Ns~Sr.i sesro
p.,rt,s s,uelxire Jas HaHre, J. ssuI., Anehet MAJ
m B,T,sm Hoe. Sckey, Ic-ssni Mrs Carsminss y
Mrs. Muldner three children and 'erysn' Sev. ora
SsernsTer: Geo. Peters Albany; J. BsJas, New, or.
~ Se-sfbsrn II Frsi.e- Brstsn; A. Cha-sntss A. buran
K,txIIe- u O5me. Jonu MIchilSon. Vim Fiehen. aartiu
WLeDs 81 Louis: =. Hs>seaeraen, Pshad IN s15~shs'
Ia md n f.n. Pslus aud BAtimore Arson Gefke
l. Sras John Pierce WerterAnn II Snofk Ms xxi ara
Mis- Jotn.or " g. Jah hrssseE, Mr.. SchgTeI Ne~fsk J.
g. Cotton Iirgina-TOtAl H.
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Arrived. Ap

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snip l - Beverly Evars Havana, DAYS sugsr, tODecoo
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hay s@aftsf .1sf rla.n toEs2IEntnt<t, a.
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IasssEs
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Receipts OF Produce

BY Rirer SATURDAY tg! IS 7o4 bb!s. Four
IS pkEs Asbes bis Nhsky, = rs busA Barley sl57
DO Rye, go 90 t.ts. 500 pxss- Ch.ese-
b. Ere Railroad SsfsrGGy, tPr lSl5o bis Floul. 80
&C. Prcv!sicl as - Co WHISKY = ID Asaes ~ Oss
5ss Iss;ssr 20 EEEs III DO But-eT 20 %. APplss
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nv TeleRYaph,

BOSTON, April 2o-Ariyed nth, ships, Magellan, Kms,
yspsirso; Dublin Eyads Gottenburgi Abby, Blanchard
speedweIl. and EuphFaas. Norman, NewOresns barhs
Whs,ng Wind and L. A. II. Hobart, Trinidad o. '" HAN
Jacob Prentiss and Wnduart, New Orleans Sam Slick,
Courier MARYLAND and Chss. Brewer, Mobile. and Sea
Breeze Prentiss Holt and Benz Carver haan-
ma Joeph Albion and Chas Heath Carlsnas Caroline Hot
terdam; schooner Alfred Faysi
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SATURDAY, April l9-P. n.

SATURDAf, April lS-P. Y.
There was moderate amount Of business at the
Stock Board to-day, without many impOrtan; changes,
bet closing steadily. The activity in the Western
stocks continues to be the feature Of the Board. The
sales 81 Cleveland and Toledo are 5000 shares
tie closing sale 8, the Second Board being st 81 an
advance Of Y cent. Michigan Southern was also
bsoyGni, and with considerable sales sold al %.
Gaens and Chicago ia. Sales Of 600 shares Cleve.
land and P.itsburgh were made a. o., S. and that
proe bid FOR more. Chicago and Rock Island was 93i
as3I. Michigan Central sSl. Enc went To SCI be-
tween the Boards, and closed al that improvement
Of y cert. Reading was sli asli and firm New
York Central oil, &c Nicaragua continues firm, and
cold at I3i In Railroad Bends the principal interest
Is in Illinois Central which are -. Terre Hsae and
Alton I'd Mortgage 7sl, which better. Eres, ISL,
s3l. Hudson River Sd Mortgage 70i. New-ioTk
Central =, l02i SC. STATE Stocks not scve, but
firm.
POreig Exchange Is steady, ba; there has been bu
little dong todsy.
The business Of the Sub.Treasary was: Pad
slos 347 81; Received slSs S64 o.; Balance sssSs,
es2 e3; Pad for Asssy-0fhce, So, S57 81 Pad on
Dsbursifg Checks, s72,s2s 70. Balance credit
all sceosnis sl4Os7 Ss7 10 against SIS, ~ S92 las
week, s,OwDg an increase Of s9le,Ss5 during the
week.
The exports Of specie from this port for the wee
ending TINS day, and iOr the year 1850 thus far,
A. foloyS:
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MINIATURE ALsASAc......THIs DAY.
SVx-Rses.5:l2 Sets.........e+o hooS-i.-see.. D ~
HIGH vITEH..............sHIs DAY
s.t5 Gov Ia.nd... e:55 HeL-Oste 20