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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MON NY n A H X n =.
WEDNESDAY, Nav 2S-.


TIE stock market this morning was qsiss steaiy The
actual dismissal Of Champion has hid effect way
the ether. 1hee considerable activity in certain
lesding railroad stocks and the demand .or Erie ia-
creased towards The close The Of this company
up to Tuesday night The 9th inst, sufficient to
guaranty aggregate for the mouth Of nearly 100000
against 100000 for tbs month last year. There
was great deal OF inquiry for the stock to day from Dor
rowers, and /. appears TO be New York Central
Railroad the other hand is plenty, and sellers
appear in the marke. daily 1t is considered good sale
at current prices. The parties selling Central
and buyisg Erie, which, In OPINION is very seusi
bic movement The former is daily running into arrears
while the latter Is daily gaining largely We understand
that the bulk of the increase in the Ee's recspts this
month il from local business. All the Western railroad
stocfs we'll susainei TO day. At the frat board,
Nicaragua Tfsnsi. advanced y per cent Michigan South
SIN, Il; GseDa and Chicago, =. New York Contra
Ailrea declined a per cent; Panama, H Cleveland
and Pittsburg n Cleveland and Toledo y. It's very
,uri.us fact that during the recent depression in the
,.ock aket, few rail cad bonds offered and those
ld brought fall prices. First class railroad bonds are
consdereas first class security. They have settled
ec9n into strorg hards, ard are daily improving in
let and real value Thee is better iayest sn 10 thu
market than first mortgage railroad bonds issasa by
rorg companies and when their payment Is provided
~ o. maturity W snsiuS 'uiu, 30 huch TIE psaser.
At the second board there WAS change of conss-
cpepce in prices, compared With the morning board.
Tie principal business was in E.ie, and the market
osed with upward tendency. After the board prices
fraction better current. The money market 10
esdiiy working easier. The steamship Asia, from this
,ort for Liverpool to-day carried out only $3.50 800 in
pecie, ar ste Ring exchange closed heavy at Ga 91
per cent premium 1t estimated that million
would 50 out in the Asia The shipment in the same
week last year upwards OF and three quarters Of
a llion.
The steamship Illinois 10 her way to this port from
Aspn wall with 81 SEQ 600 in gold and will doubt
rive in time for part Of It TO into the bank state nent
made up on Saturday morning. II so, we shall have
higher average in the specie department than in the
week previous,
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
WEDNESDAY, Nay 20


There was better supply OF beef cattle at Asrtons
to-day, but with improved demand the market
shade frner, say tn average Of 40 per pound We
teed some very poor beeves, but the quality generally
was fair to goad The receipts were principally from,
Ohio and Illinois. The highest price realized 10Kc.
per h., and the average ab ut sc. The sales br
late In the day. and the Indications that the yards
would be nearly cleared, Supply for the week. 1893
head In other stock material change noticeable.
Swine were scarce only $50 having been received during
the week. and although the demand was not very lively
ply and brought full prices Veal calves abundant,
ard prices ranged from &C. to &C., in quality. Sheer,
and lamb scarce and firm The number sale was a.
iollows;-26e3 beef cattle, IS SO 90; 81 cows and
calves 52b SEQ 937 veal calves, &C. 6Ac 152 sheep
and lambs, 81 q IS.
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City Intelligence.

The SUMNER Sysr4IuETRs TO MET H. THE TABIRyAuE.-
fc moTow tFiiday) evening meeting is to be held -
the broadway Tabernacle 10 reference TO the aek made
By Preston IL Brccks Chagles Sumner the floor OF
The Ssnste The call i5r tho eeieg siye,y eiRcu
lated yesterday dow town. aod Ell IRIS we're being made
10 induce men q sli political partiss 70 sgs II.
TIE HARBoE COMMISSIONERS med their lsboys yes
.erisy, AID, accompanied Prof Ba:ne, xsminsd
raj s9 hst ahe lid he d-e5sei tns E.s. yiva a5oys
Canal street. It is forrd tia. depats Of I'd form
ed owi: 20 The conti1usl dumping Of dirt into heu,
that viii ure in labor aud expense to remove
at future te An exauiuAi n OF R2ipg street
AID soiang Sips VII h,w that Vessels Of gat draugIt
even no ind difficulty In entering az Uo.erstsIy
hgh te. Unss scnsthirg is done, the resats Will DE
mos disadvantsgsous to commerce on the East -ie Ga
Tuesdsy, the grant OF the Lgislalure 10 Rchses Co.
- construct two basins below the Atlantic cock
" tied. These basins are Re named the Pacific ANA
Erie and vii BE- gtupendous works, aud wiz require
vast amount Ct excavation and hhng The C,nnisaoD
ers have power to revoke ae grant snoald they arrive
1T the copcuscn il would egtroy NOBLE hiro3r The
resUst they arrived o. is OF course as ye; q secret.
FIRE CENTRE Saskatchewan aud o'ciccs yes
terday morning. Ere was discovered in the se;and story
Ct hu. ding 21l Centre street, occupied by J. Y. Smith,
maahirint. The fremen promptly on the g,outd,
and in = short time exhDgushsd the flames The IRE
evidently orig from furnace forge The burning
extended between the floor jost the roon and
sso burnt the ceiling slightly lhs building belongs TO
the Van Rensselaer, ate 1t Is damaged abou. $50 and
fully insured j. Y Smith estimates his loss 81 about
SSVU, ne h 1nbIteC III hNniLcn insutan:e
for 200. The first floor is occupied BY Ayoule va
Amrinse dealers in white lead, chemicals, &:; their
damage is by water. Insured for 900 Ia the Fsmscs'
and Mechanics Insurance Com oany Of Phadeiphis rne
third floor 10 occupied IS brush ,asnuacoy. and tbs
fourth as printing flee. They escaped damage. OH
German, of the Fourteenth ward p5Dcs, discovered
the fire and gave the ALARM which called the prom
ton OF the hremen.
The YEARLY MEETING TIE EossrB QrAcKEss con-
ensed Monday In the meeting house in Rose street.
and win BE- continued through this wsek At tho sane
place The de iseraons of tho Friends open t.
tie puhl,. Yesterday morning public meeting was
held and addresses made BY George daddon George
uenan and J. Ls Nick, and Others Of the Fsnds The
NEST raecal doctrines in religion ana p,ics
rived At and received an apparently hearty response
ExTEspisG BEEKMAy sTRE.r THROUGH PAKE.--Ths
Councimen Con mittee Streets met yesterday, and
heard nal arguments Of ps1ss for sad against the en-
tention If Beeknan street through tie Park TO erss:t
With Park place. On both sides the s-gu ueats
psors Of these urged st previous meetings Of tie Com
mttee upon this subject It ID by thee I'M
Eistee that they would report early upon TIE matter
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN ST. PAUL, MINNEsoTA.-
St. Anthony street. tia Pest Office The folio wing
piua ION gives the osres Of the differ NJ indiyidua
ard the total Lore, which Il will be amounts to
81 0Oo: Greenjeaf Chapel swslry wsoshes, variety
goods 81 money, $751; 600 Dr. H. Stewart interest
building, surgical instr uments books and furniture,
$500; Paist MeC.u1g, intares ia soidpg S. 500 X
Patterson. dentists materials furniture, &c 900;
John EmuI don nsrctsrdss 50 000 Messrs. Bradford
Dunn Miller, books and clothing, 81 000 James Am.don,
marble shop, 81, 500 TOTAL, $44 COO.
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AfKAers NJ Konsns,
ov-s wFsryoRr CoRRBs fosDENCk
A..

r-o.aa 7f7scs- Prepara,i3-s fos re A.:G3.
1nsvs idtea N r,st 10 ovs-tats ne n ii a. lie
-, 10. !. 49, 49, L.. .t..o !
poe aAF-s os--f- SCI &c - = 80 ~ i'o
II. yes'@.tay. roe sss.e nan Eon 4'EA, named
Ia IS vss shst s. s,srtona s.rs yes-sr1.y morning.
nv rns re- tie United safe. Va hsrs poe e. named
h.. 49,. -, So c.,.tr- f,-.s ma naar n,aa-aa
fAt Fps -ona ss@lA Ssio-a@' S'-'s hau Vo'n oaS-su
20 halt eut refused % oceJ Is siso p'slsated pistol
a pAnaa Tssn shct lie gas ,udesy riag 20 escape ON
$50 -, 49,. ..t -. - ,,,,la - -
Ao-'F'~~'' - -
ifcI Jones e&nIos suGTN9. iEo osh entered as oAcs
-ea- RS waift al passed through his bowels Yessr
~. .,.-n.., . no.,o,E = s,sr.,, !, R,v,,g . .son
- -, = .,.
Ey, pso slavery man, at'senso 20 ons h~u s's'vs
Es-shsiss posse, riding pc seeany upon the high
-,sS ~ .oy,rsuy With Heat CosYrovs mem ssr O? the
49,, 80. - -. :. H.
lem -aec ptcr 20 Franklin, re hailed By com 2any
olive free state ruHssrs Tasir leader sskea nvnere
a. Won rem ard w.s roid Leon, .onn Where are
soa co3aS,I uFrans,irn Boys" sai thslr lsaae. ro-
N re- 81 ing hs ansger what IL our rao.to' Sas-p's
MES Is. renly aad i.uedi .tey It's five levs.ed
tee -iass Win xheb rhev ere -Wed az B sl,on and
roso-ova AMI srsa. p,sl-on m,e " ) wcnuded. bal,
t-s across BE tresst Of eaitos red a.aos sart aud
another pas ID hroueh hi, rgh. arm ils. selos ths
elbow. l2fesoys essspe. unaI:t. e-4.3l I'D cls-
-cve, wso TAD also rifles followed. in ps-t tae maxim
ne free sac ,ui ans the ,nenss sfait,n mssei oct
@s!2v 40. the 1sssss W. ,ea .as p ,a
sis horse lie express WITH sh.h az tods We surn.a
~ o, horsenosn for some distance SAG we're lpAoe 70
Gre hundred and aisy L number, t~o hundred and
c.: ~ f:oE rheir oomnnu,aaens seova. Wnen iei.,
Col Bel was pointing * ooundsr .. pAri scSalc'
ioa upon the town, wh9 were Supposed % De hostile
lawrence VII probably De AIKEN 70 Day Or % morrow
fns trsa sate buildings viii come &c ~ ana tn papers
SO i-to the Rsnsas rive-.
PKo SLAVERY iCooUsEs
roc--es-oIaepcs {. TIE 5. Lsuts D.Ino.-stl
roreNA, Nav 49, 1858.
nd .s.o,,.bs. lee e. Of losess out prsssing =.
marx STA reyoiyess. some sxeej- ut shots
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Total

NICARAGUA MEETING IN NEW ORLEAgs-A meet.
OF the friends OF Nicaragua cal ed by ADVERTISE
yesterday add met last night at Banks Avcsse
l. was presided over by Col VIM Chrsty, the hero Of
Fort Neiygs w1o explained In abe address the dsas
trous results 70 New OrleAns Of failure Of the present
movement in Nicaragua He was, rather II the pro.
gsmme had not been other wise, he would have been
followed by Hr Frazier, who called on. BY the
thusiisto audience before his time. Instead OF his
speech patriotic and comnendsbIe resolutions we're
pared ano more or less opnsy collected 9r!saHs
Cc1iO, 46oy 81,
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We undersand that the following resolutions will be
offered At the annual meeting of the stockholders Of the
Galepa and Chicago Railroad Company to be held in Chi
ergo the 4,h Of Jane next
Whereas, further dividends In stock are deemed iniu
rCus and inexpedien and whereas the profits be.
or cling to the stockholders have to very large
txcesdirg So COO 600 In a-been diverted and applied
TO the construction of second r5ad be IL, therefore
Resolved That he Board % Directors be and are here
by expressly instructed declare and pay dividend Of
ten per cent in cash 1st OF August next and 10
sell such amount Of ne second mortgages bonds (previ
oDsJy ortered to - Issued for construction purpoe
nay be ito replace 81 600 600 Of the profits
heretofore diverted to construction account.
Accoysog TO exhibit rasdc few days since Of the
fbsnces OF Iris company, for the yssr ending May /,
1876, there win be necessity for making the issue Of
bonds referred TO above to provide funds to pay per
cent dividend the stock the LIST Of August In tina.
exhibit 1t shown that the 1t Of August 1885, the
company would have 10 hand surplus Of 81, Oe4 12o.
ten per cent Sd dividend, payable that day. would
only take about $4,000 whiah would leave balance OF
s544 for contingencies Such ignorance aud folly a.
the directors Of his company have exhibited the man
ssement OF it's finances would Disgrace any cork Of
xix months experience, In any city in he yp9n.
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s.:ss =: =: = ~: !: !. ~:
grades The sales embraced shout 500 900 bois at
quotations Sou hern rA'hsr easier for common
b1ans was sncy and extra grades Tsss asiss steady
in the above table. Corn nsasaes Of 700 800 Sbls,
chiefly Bran dywire at 50 25 Jersey ct 50 80 12K.
strictly p,irn. lots nsrs r The sales were confined to
abeu. COCO 1900 tushsls, included in which were
oe shs e to
fair white ana u % Tor fair Western red Corn was In
e1assd a5ou 20 ooo including mixes, At 5se
6oc soutnrn yellow At e0c q Southern white SIC.
rouSd Yellow at se Rye vas scarce ss
bushels prime Northernw reported at ssz Oats
slightly se,er Southern we're at &c., state and West:
CoIrEE-rhe market vas q1ie', ,oyisg to the public
sale to come CT to morrow Sales o. 500 Eats OF Java
were mace at lA1ac 142ic.
CorroN.-rhs market was quiet, az dealers we're dis.
posed to wait for the Ahicas news The sales
fined to 500 q 900 bales.
FRiaeHTs-Ratss we're inactive, whhe quotations we're
steacy. 10 Liverpool, about II 600 bushels wheat in
bags, at Sd. 5d ano 0ooa 5000 obs -four, 1t %.
ments were 2ht ard irregular. some $50 bales OF
cotton was taken Tor Bremen, at 20. three ruastef
rchooner taken up for Australia at private ternns.
Rates were At about SIC 35; per foot and o5c SOC.
do + + California
Fish --Dry cod we're dull, with sales at IS 62S 81:
mackere low with sales of 500 bbIs. at SO for
No. 81 10 SIS Tor large No. rs and s. 81 far No.
So Picked her1ing were at 81 q - u; boxes were
HAY-SaIes G; l. coo bales for shipping wee made at
75c
HONEY Sales Of 30 tierces we're made at &c. e.sh, in
bond.
LisE.-1he market unchanged, with sales Of COM
mon At S5c., ard lump at 81 l2H.
LoGwoop,-1b0 tons st. Domingo were sold q. SCI, in
bond for export.
mace at 38c.
NAVAL SToRss-Ths market was frmer. Spirits opened
at SIC. $780, and closed 1t $50. &c., with sales OF 400
SEQ bbls. 100 bbls. crude sold at - SIX %. Rosin
WAS sold 1t 81 62ts 81 65, usual conditions.
Ons.-Sales Of linseed checked for the want Of
stock. Crude whale and sperm were unchanged.
PROVISIONS Pork lower, with sSles OF 400 500
bbs, 81 s18 90 for mess, with retail lots at $1S
70, closing however, at the first quotation Prime
At $14 IS Sl5, and prime at Sic 80. Beef
tL ned steaoy with sales of 100 bbs. country prime ct
s. So. ana Of country do, 80 so So 80; re-
packed Western at 50 $l2 and extra do 1t 81? Sl3.
Beef ives nominal At s18 SIC. Bacon WAS ecarce and
firm 1850 Cut meats stea ~, with eales
OF eco 800 packsgel at 7Sc 7Xc. for shoulders and
9hc 10c. II hams. Lard firm, with sales Of 500
eco bbis for good to prime quality part the stock,
At II &c. 1885, and small lots from store (prime) at
11c But steady and in good demand at 1sc 21c.
ioi Sac and lie > 20c for Ohio. New cheese In
fair demand &c &c.
RICE was quiet and prices unchanged.
SUGARS The market was quite steady with sales OF
about ], 600 hhds. Cuba musc3vado 375 OF which
at p t. and the remainder ranged chiefly at 7e &c.,
with lot choice Porto co ~ SIC.
WHIsKLY.-Sales OF 200 300 bbls Ohio and prison,
were made at 161ac. a 26nc.
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Average per7head.
Sold by James McCarty, at
$3.50 81

nNoiase pof % SO
The supply of beeves At ChAmberlsins moderate,
aLd with good demand for choice qualities. Sales
made shs6e above last weeks figures. Other stock
without change The following the sales:-I12 beef
cattle, IS so SO; 68 and calves SIS $50; "
sheep and lambs s2a 49, 2258 veal calves Give weight,
axe. a exc. per IN.
TIE receipts at oBriens very light, with steady
demsLd at sbout last weeks prices The sales
oliowf1O2 beeves ~ so 50 80; "a COWS and calves,
$25 a $50; SO veal calves, 4c. = exc
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COLONEL PARKER III. FRENCH IN Court AGAIN
Mr.. +. NJ. King, lawyer from Port Byron, Cayug-
county made motion eeFse his Honor Judge Smith at
the specAl tenn in ,hla city, yesterday for judg
hehatf CT Rufus HLon against Parker =. French. The
motion granted, when Mr.. kug, asking for an ad
diional allowance ccs.s under the Code, hs Judge
afked whist "exrsord'nary' circumstances there
repisd there many such circumstances, which he
would proceed to reis.e:-Coi. French made agree
ment in New York in the spring 1850 to port
convey $50 raesengers-ihs plaintiff being of
the number to California, via New Mexico On arriving
at Pert Lavscca in the State of Texsp he protested 10
Client Ion several hundrei dollars, which he promised
to refund arriving At ceYsin place in tt last named
Sa.e but before getting there Colonel French oica,ded
his pas ergsrs disbanced The company-sone of the
members shet others robbed and the balance lett
to the plains Of Texas and New Mexico and to
get to their destna ion best they could Toe Judgs
fere stopped Mr.. King and said il the plaintiff escaped
with his lie he Fortunate Tie motion was granted
-EotItst.r Union, Ndy 81
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SECOND BOARD.
CITY COMMERCIAL RGPORr.

"
AsHHs.-The sales embraced Absu. 80 bills pots, ct.
50 l2A; cart were Canadian while pearls at 81.
BRkADsTuFFs.-F lour-The market continued firm for
mediu and higher grades, while the nfri'r and COM
mon quail les we're Teas sal<sbe. Prices, Ss general
thing however, were without quotabe change in prices.
The sales embraced 000 COO bbs, At shout the fol-
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Q following table phows from what part

The market q. Brownng's WAS pretty wei 50 ppisd
with all kinds e stock this morning AMI good demand
prevailed At little above last weeks prices. The sales
were fsnows:323 beef cattle, SO 80 co. 80 aud
calves s25 SOC; 90 veal calves, 4c exc &C.. 1850
sheep and lambs average aboutS6.
Sales ~ Samuel McGrsw, at Brownings for the week
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DR.. 9ubari9's
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467 gtprtb, Ste iber Der poplar, YbtIabtGp Sta!
Dr. g. BELT ale gebeirnen Rrontbeiten eurd feline electrstput.
fhen Mttel ppbnrdp Sober nor nabtbeiltecn 6oleen sei6ubt
III. *et inceterirten Qen9e dnA.rr..noenen) 0etben, no Der Pa.
ttent Mercur p6er onbere metd1ilbe Subfansen eenoHeH, per.
ben a~uberosnt bic eleetrctontlbeu StrtBb6oer (teine gedierb6-
ber) angepanbt ippburd p1S Nuedflber aus sem S6rper ents
fernt rirc sureilen in Auanttdten bic benz blpseu Iuge
brau6en, bic lest gang eefunp Irubsr aber an elmer lpl6en
Rranttett settten BADEN, nanteutlta fpate f8 Nien1anb Serbet-
ratben, bepcr er af pieIemgBese it4er III. benn pe 90sntse stbt
ss, bic i& ai5t stnt9er tlshien Saneen Don fruPer bewIst tRs,
Scum Elm Wprt i1 Gertrluen
an Die, pelde bur6 fraber ~setriebeus Sasenbiinbsn Ober &C.
f@le4tliaer &usl6~etfuns ta bic 9psen ,usjeasn baden
fdp1de, Wlt6fimmune, Driifen TN Repfs, S6wtnbeI, Sbren
fnulen, nGGti6e @reieBun9en Uerluf Der @nsrgte un6 BE-
nGnRliden Rraft unD enblid eeteusIber6rus une no bic az
p6bnIthen WitteI b6hfGns ete crruberesbeibe @rlet6terur
berpprbrinaen, werben bgr6 bic Mnpenhuna Der Gueeren iii
inneren &lectrptpnie r~plfGnbt9 eebet't. Meine Metbpbe B
pirtt bier 3uwetten qDuneer une teiaet / mentsen @Dpben mel
ais iobrelanees Diebteiniren TN StGnbe mar. 5al1de S@aa
fCnte NisnGno abhalten ttb fpfcrt an mid III wenoen, felt
renn man f6 nr stneS ein3tGsH 8aleS bepust 1T. 9et
Nttttel werScn gut Derpadt per Grpreb sueeIbift 70 baB vi
manb ben Snbdlt crratben fanm. @noli6 tit metn 81,
set Bcl9eR eeSeiet baben, fclaen Sprjwseueen, nit eeHtg 8pf
ptrinupft Wnb &aen au emsfeblea. BET stner Cur, no
SdwisRdbsr nEtbts trf1einen, betpmmt bergdtent elm Snfl
naent lr Selbfbenuean8 susef6tft nnb bIetbt 1eecr bis
Scafaneteea 3etlun8 nit mir IN @prrsippneent. que belti
&~rdnibeiten bes ~petbltheu @eIble6tS 5etIer In Der mona
DIN &etniguna, unfru&tbarfeti, 5pferie iOwte RbeNma
mus, 0et6t, 96bmxns. Grampfc, RrpfihmerS II. /. ~, ".
perceR bard bic 8npenpang Der @lettrctcnic gdn3li6 eebeI
Mlaa ~dpersfFre Or. 8. &ubaridt.
467 Nprtt nth above rs
9lMi1 YPiaSslSbie, pt
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M1hntnfhfnctt

unb bic Seei1trddtt9un9 BON Batentre9ten.
Das Yatentre&t Der Serren Sinser unb 6 . m p. fir ibrs
lGbmai&tnen wurbe tar3t6 in benz 9ereini9ten Staaten-Ge-
t6t erprpbt unb ~befGtist: @rtens tn einem 9rp;es in giew-
.Iprf, Singer unb 81. Sesen Die @reltps> q abmal6 inem-G Oinp.,
l,pbet bas urtbeil 3u @unlten pom Singer unb 60. eefdqt muir.
Z. Scbann i'm Ser. Staaten- Circuit @ert6t in GrentOn, ger
;sries, am 81. Mdrs 1856 erbielteH mir elm ltrtbeiI sesea Die
0Oreas- y dbmai8ine, wesen @eetntrG6tieaAs brei peri6iesener
patentre9te. 3ieie @rp5efe ftelen bic 0Iltisteit unierer ga.
ntre6te fet unb euti&eipen bic srpse 5rase unlereS ausI9lies-
iGen &e6tes aut bic unentbebrli9e 0prriAtans In N6bmal6i.
en-, I'M ben StpH auf Der Sberldhe Der Wal6ine felt su bdl-
n. = Q8ir baten nod mebrere dbnlide @rSae1e SOr ben ser-
hiebenen Der. acknowledgement eeeen Grover u. Nader'S
Ral6inen uo bic QDbeeler unb gDiIien Mfal6ine, wel6e ibe
rpn unleren patentrehteR tttntrlhtigen. Gin Yrpse6 In Stem.
OFF III elmer pieier Slasen ntrb nod In Dielem Mpnat psrfpH-
ten. llnlere Nniprade fnb eere&t unb pur6en i1pn mieber-
Jolt BON ben Wert9ten uno Surps b~ef1ttgt. Desbatb mir aud
tterpur6 bas Yublitnm perIrnrneu, teine Der unIere gatente Be-.
ntrdbttgenben MaiAinen ~ faufen peer 3u benlSen, wenn tie
ID weitere nnnnebmltGteite unb Rlaeen ~erfparen wcfen.
S. ~. Stn9er unb s o.
5 p3r 105 Wef- @attp. Str.
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Du BARRY, Revalenta arabica,
in gang europa riibmlidlt befanutes @elunb
belt uno &raft
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


tGr 8rante ieben AIters unb idwade RinOer, weIbes bic aGer'
@~nlpfpblen bur6 bic Occturen urc Sbprlan6 Campbell,
SattHer, gDurser, ben Grafen Stuart be DecieS, pair pn @ns-
lamb, bic 0r6Rn rn Cattle Stuart, SultuS Dupptln uno 8au-
enb anpere patienteu, beren edntenee Nnerfennun9 IN Ablbrttt
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befdnnt gewprben bin.
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unperoauli2teit, W~erfppiuns unb bsren n%erYoien 8pl9en ent8s-
an wtrtt. MHbrew urc, Or. meo. &c.
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lenta %arabiea, ais Mittet ge8en bic bier. 70 einbetmilbe
. m m er-G 0 M p Iatnts uns ais S ri b t d peerIbeno-
brpb fur ID 10 a d. unb trGntlt6e &tnber pom Sarte-
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Yreile Der 8eSalenta arabicd in 9tebbpren eaS plumb 81,
fRperfetne $2I se9en @inienbune bS 8etra9es. @ebrau9S.
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