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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY MARKET.

MONDAY, July ia p. NJ.
After vacation OF three days the so,k Board met
this morning in the room The preparations were
entirely completed. and the brokers obliged
put up with inconvenience. A few days will put
all matters right. The stock market did not open
buoyant ts morning anticipated. The curb stone ope
bid stocks up high points Saturday and the
market looks favorable for further advance that bro
holding outside not disposed to sell. In
waiting for the opening Of the board to-day they failed
realize such high prices Erie opened this rning at
e3k per cent and closed at the price, with sales OF
about FIVE thousand shares. New York Central Railroad
closed weak at 931s per cent All the leading raroud
stocks with two exceptions, lower Illinois
Central, Cleveland and Toledo and Harlem in de-
at better prices. After the board 1o1 offered
for Illinois Central. Cleveland and Toledo advanced Y
per cent from the opening to the close. Illinois Cen
trail bonds purchased largely foreign account,
also the stock, orders received by the Bal
Orders received by the for Cleveland
and Toledo Railroad stock, and Erie AT the second
board Erie sold at 63,s cent cash. and the bears
more disposed TO put time contracts Illinois
Central bonds closed hrm at 81 per cent Cleveland and
Toledo Railroad at 7sZ showing rise Of per cent
from the opening price at the first board. Wisconsin
Lake Shore Railroad sold nj 10 per cent dividend OF four
per cent or For Illinois Central Railroad stock 102 per
cent bid and sales. Reading closed little heavy
this afternoon but the sales small. II there Is
stock the list that Is good purchase at present prices
that u.s. beyond all question: Reading Tho current
price carries four per cash dividend. The bank
statement undoubtedly had depressing influence upon
the market The this port for Liverpool
Wednesday will take out full and half million
dollars in specie and shall another California
remittance for about ten days The drain OF specie viii
for some weeks be very heavy.
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Total ....s1i,73o, ose

The value Of imports In the same time In each q the
past two years, was ss follows
COMMERCE or nrx PoRr NEW YoRK-vALrg os
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-08

An attorney, sko ought 70 be good special pasader
writes 10 in relation 70 article upon Judge Cap ION
charge 10 the Graad Jury. Our correspondent takes or
cepton b. The BY - that the government Of
London looks for extrasos help in the execution or
the law. We are d by legal friend that this state
ment " incorrect, insmuch london policeman has
the right TO call for from citizens in rpressing dstuf
Dances OF the peace. We give bin the bsnea. OF the
state men but Not initiate against any portion of
our argument
Acorreepondcnt who has been investing in gift
ticket scheme" desires 10 know whether not he has
been swindedf Yes. And whether there is any chance
TO get the money backs No.
An old Californian desires 10 call the attention OF men,
bers Of Congress from that State TO the grand land swindle
now being forced through the House. Look out for it,
Brooklyn correspondent writes in relation 70 a nu
sance at the foo, OF South Eleventh street. Eastern districts
IL caused by deposits of dead animals aud IL disgust
ingy Offensive Besides being dangerous to the health OF
the locality. THE attention Of the Mayor is earnestly
quested. Another correspondent calls attention TO
nuisance Of the same Kind the bukhead between piers
p and 70 North river Look out for it, Mr.. City In.
spcctor.
We have a letter from Washington In relation TO th
recent collision in Washington Territory between Gov
crnor Stevens aud Judge lander The Governor declared
martial law in Pierce county. and arrested the Judge
when he attempted To hold court ami have certain pri
souers held by the Governor brought before him the
writ Of hdbeas corpus. II bench bar side with the
Judge who claims that the Territory not being invaded
the Governor had no right 70 suspend the writ Of habeas
co'7s which is writ of right. We give this to show
the position Of the Judge, who thinks he mas been mis-
represented by the Territorial Journals and that their
counts have been adopted by e Eastern press Taeca
very much like that of Jackson at New Orleans who
fined for arrestng Judge Hall otherwise treating
judiciary with contempt We believe it be the opinion
Of every freeman that the writ Of haeas corpus should
never be suspended, except in of rebellion in
vasion. and only then when the public safety shall
tualy require 1t. The facts before do not 70
show that the public safety impcrilled.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-08
Theatrical, Music al, &c.


Nmo's GAKDKs.-Miss Emma Stanley, VIII sc perform
ances have been looked forward 10 with cagernes
by the New York public will make her debut nj this house
70 night In her elegant drawing entertainment called
"1he Seven Ages Of Woman"
Bowxxy THxSrHK-Mr. Brougham's patriotic dra :
ma entitled the Birth VI Freedom proved highly
acceptable 10 the ardent and enthusiastic equenters OF
his popular theatre. His character, 0onahoo tho Irish
Yankee, h decd edly rich Is 70 be repeated 10 night
with - Back Eyed Susan"
moADwAr vARrEr-Aner seeing the great play OF
Infomar now beng nightly enacted. by the Wood and
Marsh juveniles every body must be satisfied that the
mature artists capable OF doing justice 10 every
branch Of the drama II u . wonderful performance.
KEixRs EMPIRE Hall continues attractive
TO the lovers OF chsste classic and beautiful representa-
tons. Several and elegant pictures TO be pre-
scntcd every night this week and In addition the Hofer
family lof vocalists and Mile Lovarny TO sing many
fine songs, nc.
WooDs MrvsrEns.-songs, dances, jokes, and tho
augbAbe burlesque called Robert Macaire constitute
the programme Of diversion for tonight.
ATLANTIC GAKpEs--Dod worth's band will give q grand
instrumental concert 1t this place next Thursday evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-08
he FIRST SIX months Of the past three years. wa as f
-. .sl9,7s7, $50 i4,299,947

The line Of discounts rus reached very large figure
The aggregate Is now about million half larger
than before known. The deposits also greater
than before reported In the face Of these expan
sions the specie shows dimnution. There is
very little doubt but that tho suY,ty Of specie in TIE
banks has reached its maximum. With recerpss from
California amounting To two andA quarter millions Of dol
ars, there has been falling OH In the banks CT
about one quarter Of a million.
The proposals put forth by the New York Central Rst
road Company for loan Of five hundred Thousand dc
lars, are shaped 20 as 70 the idea % the public
mind that II Is merely 10 displace floating debit
ather tor the purpose funding old debts standing
against the individual companies forming the consoda
ion. This Is not however the fact public can
not be easily gued The Ave hundred thousand dol
lars s much added to the funded debt and the
debt Of the concern, nd 1t IL the intention OF the
papy TO issue bonds to the amount OF sl5 to fund
claims which have not heretofore appeared In any OF its
financial statements The annual dividends Of th, road
amount 10 about 80 600 900 each, aud It Is well known,
and to none better than TO the managers themselves
that the earnings Of the road do that
The deficiency only be made up By new loans
and after putting of to the latest moment such an
alternative, the company has finally been compelled
10 raise money by an issue Of class Of
bonds II Is, no doubt, considered the best policy to
issue the new loan in comparatively small sums Tue
negotiation Of half million Of dollars time can be
more easily managed and sold at better prices. The
money market is easy, and is good time small
loans where the security is undoubsed, and
for moment doubt the safety Of the New York Central
Railroad per cen. bonds. With twenty dve millions
Of capital stock TO guarantee the bonds the security
first class The stock has to stand all the contingencies
Any deficiency in net income falls upon the stock the
absence OF new loans. Any increase in the bonded
debt cndangcrs the dividends The interest must first be
paid and the stock has to take liz chances for dividends
out of the balance When the issue of bonds all
the market the debt and stock of the New York Cen
trail Railroad Company will amount TO SAL 900 eOO Of
which SIT 900 will be debt and $2i 600 900 stock
The company will not stop there. The construction
count and dividend annually add something
TO the cost and that cost must be represented by
bonds stock This loan of 81 600 900 will require
increase in the income OF $500 per annum
imply pay 1t Is utterly OF the question
for this company to stop at the present limit Of debt and
stock, and 1t must more and more rapidly
as its cost and capital increases.
The annexed statement exhibits the average daily
in the leading departments Of the banks OF
city during the week preceding saturday morning, July
1gh6.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-08

and lsneriy took place as we bad previously anticipate
Ia Rhode Island, near the Massachusetts, line. srgs
sunday morning in the steamboat train. The gnt Took
place In the middle OF the day, and lasted but brief
period, Ford being knocked out Of time after q few
rounds. On the first round Ford received stun
ming blow on the mug, which sent him 70 the ropes,
and the 6rst blood claimed for farerty, who
won the fight easy. Ford who Il wide, open
sparrcr, stood but little chance with his oppo-
nent who " close hitter, and fights snug II he
trained In half bushel measure. To do justice 10 Ford
however he lsbored under many Disadvantages, while
1snerty in good training and excellent condition
We informed that the rules Of the ring not strict
y adhered TO, and that much dissatisfaction ex
pressed by Of the parties the decision OF the
referees We understand that there thirty
w-pds fought In my six minutes Ford receiving most
u re punishment His friends, however. claim the
cut on accout OF foul bows.--Boson TINES, July I.
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port From his second statement We make up the fa-
lowing table
Amount OF United States stock orir,nasIv L.
sued o. the oans Of 1872 lS43 lSas Is4T
1873, includ ny Texas debt and indemnitr
ana the debt OF corporate cities ... Srg ToT ala Ar
Am, '1nt redeemed up to March g. 1853 -. Titasse n
Redee. ned from March 4, 1853, to Julyl,
1850 % or AQ4 ~
Total anoo 1t redeemed Is ga sSs -
Amount now outstanding ............ 80 73y Gao =
will he seen from the above table that since Secrear~
Guthi Is has been the head OF the Treasury Depart
nearly forty mions o. the public debt has not only besa
paid or but rs will subs squeny appear by his saga
cous management he has s.xed 10 the country upwards
Of fourte N millions OF dollars.
Statement third shows that the Interest 10 maturity o.
this SIS 9l7 Bp4 70 OF loans redeeped by the Secretary
amounts to $40 100 g. From this must be ded acsea
interest paid, which would leave nd saving The
country, by this system OF redemption the enormous
of fourteen millions forty -four thousand uine hundrcl
and nineteen dollars and thirty-two cents. Mr. Heg@
concludes dis report as follows
There bs been change In the am0nt Of Old funded
and nnuDded debi since the 9Th Of May 1864 uH dsee
OF former statement and the amount Of treasury NODES
has been refueed but 81 TOO W the presen amount -
treasury notes outstanding, only % 800 u she acta
I'D july, 1e46. and 28th January, 1877
Upon careto, examination arrive with g0ed d6GA
Of certainty the SAet that fifteen millions Of the Une1
ates stock s heid ~ foreigners. The amount Of trans
rabe stock thus kefd liz known to- be sill 500 600, -
the amount Of coupon bonds estimated at $500, go -
least halt the aggregate am0unt Is held In Frsnce"
The receipts Of the PlaRters' Bunk OF Tennessee ~
branches for the past eighteen months compare fse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-08

The aggregates in shs Axst sir months of each year
compare as follows
SIR months ending Juty I, 1865. 1856,
Value OF imports $ss,ol2t23 sos, 522, 623
Value Of exports. ........ 4s,so6,e2s l,s01, o75
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sKrrnE sQuArL AL Bosrox.-purine The thun.


der shower and squa which occurred at about quarter
post O'Clock yesterday Afternoon, two sabosts, be
longing 20 Captain Byron u. kmball, the well known
skipper Of Long wharf, capsized by the squan In
the barbor, about half mile below the end OF Long
wharf Thoy are named the Undne, OF seven TINS bur
then, and tho BLOW, OF two tons. They INN efately
sunk leaving the tos OF the Of the rndne visible
above the surface OF the water The yacht Coqueue
picked up CharleSsA Folsom from the undne (Folsom
ungrsefuy attempted TO give tho false name OF Brown
Another young man by the name OF scegsn, Swcde,
who accompanied by Folsom, put after
by q boat from Tho ship Merrimac, but not
rescued and he Is bevcd 10 be lost He boarded at the
United States Hotel, and was employed by irm ia State
street. man who " known a yankee and boy
by the Of sullivan who board the Bllow,
picked up by Patrick shaughnessy and Daniel Cava
naugh n sNcvedore's coal boat The schooner Abigail,
Of salem, the brig Mary Pierce OF Bangor, and bark
broke nom their moorngs, and swung out into the
stream but without doing much damage. The ship Mary
Bradford struck by lightning and her foreop gallant
mast was shvered. She was lying al Battery wharf. II
Il believed that other disasters cured,
other boats 10 from the deck OF the
Merrimack A chimney, on the top OF store 81 Fulton
street occupied by J. L,efeid Co., shoe and leather
Dealers was struck by lightning, knocking or few
bricks The fluid then passed through the roof and came
out under the caves doing little damageBoton TINES,
JuyT.
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SUICIDE OF You've GrRL.-we learn rom the

L,weli Tor P,7DVh that Miss Martha KIdder cut her
throat Wednesday night, while suffering under TEN
pornry insanity. She was alive Thursday morning, but
expcc ed 10 Miss X Il the schoomistress
who recovered damages against the town Of Dunsabe
the late Of the Supr Court IN lowell
Of injuries received in consequence Of defect the high
way. Subsequent troubles growing out of this suit
among other srroyances, recent attempt 10 get the
mother o the young woman indicted for perury--are
stated 10 be the primary cause Of this sad affair.
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M"NDAf, July 10 r. u.
AsHrs.-Thcre increase In the supply, 81
sales OF pots ms lie At 81 So and - 81 - -
for Canada pots. Pearls scarce and sold At ~ can
q 81 IS
BxEApsrryys.-Flour-The foreign per the nnAns
impaired great buoyancy 10 the market for al grsds
from loo 70 2oc per barrel. chiefly on the comnn
and medium grades. In Cases. where large M
OF straight brands Was wanted for immediate shpmen4
much IS cents advance On the barrel over IL
closing rates Of last week paid The sales footed -
about Is 600 20 900 bbb 81 about the following Queo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-08

NM perRoYD.-About II x O'Clock las, night the Ave
story brick -four mill Of Penrose Warner Broad and
Coates street. took fire and totally destroyed toge
Their with all the machinery -four &C. The flames spread
TO the adjoining building on the vest occupied by Hood
\ Co., an iron railing mandatory. This nearly
burnt to the ground. grocery store the Of the
mill, also damaged considerably in the upper part
The entire loss will not amount 70 less than $50 000
Philadelphia Ledger, JulyT.
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The washington Union Of The 9th inst. gives The foI-
lowing synot sis OF interesting report about being pub
lished by s Secretary Of the Treasury upon the public
deb, OF the United States The linton Says
Through the poucness OF the Secretary OF the Treasury
va have been permitted examine the report with the
accompanying documents, just made by MI Bigger, the
REGISTER o the Treasury in regard the condition OF the
public debt Of the United states The report bears date
Jux g. 1856 and exhibits . condition OF Affairs which
gerH The highest credit upon the skill prudence saeacy
and Gar Of Secretary Guthrie, whose financial
ability unbending integrity, watchful fidelity, and
t,,ng deyoNou 10 t,e great trust conhded him are
Known 10 ana appreciated by all classes Of our citizens
IN every section OF The Union On tsc LIST Of June 1855
The total debt Of the United stntes amounted 10 $40
400 IA since that time this amount has been reduced
10 sss pes 500 es thus paid Texas debt % $50 IL
and United states stock redeemed during the month OF
Junc 10 the amount OF SOS 400 We Obtain these figures
nom The lrst statement accompanying Mr. Rggers 70.
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The warrants entered Al the Treasury Department,
Washington on the ID instant were e follows

Simeon Diapers regular semi.weekiy auction salo Of
bonds and stocks win take place morrow, Tucsday), At
half rnst II O'Clock, a, the Merchants Exchange.
The Mechanics and Traders Bank has declared semi.
annual dividend Of per cent; tho Nassau Bank semi.
annual dividend OF per cent.
The AibaHy Reoty states, from information derived at
tho Bank Department this. the notice for the final closing
Of the James BANK (Jamesvie), viii DO issued on The
18th OF December, 1857; for the Farmers Bank Of
onondsga the I'd Of May, 1859; 2sh OF March, $780,
for the Merchants and Mechanics Bank owego and the
2fst Of November 1860 Tor the Eighth Avenue Bank n
bills Of these banks will DO redeemed until SIX months
from the date Of the notice. The brokers give for the
Of the first named banks so per cent OF the face
the o the Merchants and Mechanics Bank owcgo
70 per cent, and the last named bank % per cent
The annexed table exhibits the value Of merchandise
and specie exported nom this port during each Of tho nrs
six months OF the present calendar year.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-30
Be sure anu get th8 genuine,
A. 81. Field.
(auceas0f to Q. Over, Jr
SOLE PROPRIETOR, IYD MANUFACTURE

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SOLE PRoPRiET0R. AYD MANUFACTURE Err,
PROVIDENCE, r. L
For salem Wor3esJersby DAVID SCOTT, G. R. SPUR
ana @1ggists generally. isp2odAw8m
YIRENCH PERIODICAL PILLS AND
DR0PS.-DR, c. A. HILL. No l2I Main street
Worcester, Mass would say that ct great expense he has
prepared from the original recipe the French Periodical
Pills and Drops discovered by ). Harrington, NJ D. while
practicing in the Hospital in Paris under the immediate
observation Of the renowned RI00RD Of Paris and 40
TON, Of London
These Pills invariably certain to regulate the frnae
system, and can be taken without hazard. They are
known by hundreds CT females in this country to be the
only preparation discovered that has proved invar
ably certain in all cases.
Slgnessl0ns, Irregularities, &c.
One trial will convince the most skeptical and never
after Will they be induced to take any other Ladies' who
have often been deceived by purchasing Pills and Drops
and nostrums from
11afe nna Female impOsrors,
under the pretence eecng cure medicines waon II
nineteen cases out of twenty have Injurious effect 1on
the system, without producing the desired result or
sign Of it, should shun Il csc bipedB, and use none
genuine
FRENCH PERIODICAL fILLS AND DROPS;
The efficacy Of which have been tested in a hundred
5asss and never failed to effect speedy cure without auy
bSd result. The Pills and Drops the result of an g
easiye practice and not discovered by accident To eulo
gse their virtues would add to their merit We wod
only say, try them They viii be gent to any part OF tbg
country from observation, byaddressng (os paid
Oh. c. A. HILL Ne. III Main st.,
Worcester, dass.
ar Fun directions accompanying each pottle
prio- Eve collars an1T
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-30

6NREAViLLE'S EGETABLE az
SG TRACT The most eff ctual remedy ever discoy
cred Tor Canker Ca&er Rash and Ssalc Fever Cauker
and Thrnah in tie Mouth, Throat Datamper, Or what is
Dlaignant Putrid Sore Throat DYSENTERY and all SUM-
uGR COMPLAINTS; has benin twenty years
As family medicine 10 is unriyad being CON posed OF
harmless materials,
As the season is now approaching when so many are
subject to bowel complaints, particularly eethiRg chill
dTen, it should be found in every household.
The public hereby cautioned against spurious ar
Gcle which is in the market with circular ana wrap
per OF the genuine article copied almost entire with the
certificates, only changing the name Of tn proprietor
The genuine has the FAC simils the inventor A. S.
GbhNNILLE, on Che wrapper and circular. Il is nov
manufactured by his WIDOW, Mrs. A s. Grenv he, and is
safe at John j. Brown d ms, AIS Washington Street
and Chas Z. Carney, 1873 Washington Street Boston,
Also by James Green and D. Scott, Worcester, and by
druggists generally.
Also, GBENNiLLE'S LINTNENT, to accompany the
Extract for liberated Sore Throat, outward appca
ton. IL IS good for any Kind Of nfamration. For
burns light sever, It viii rgli"ve the anguish almost
instantly and perform most wonderful cure. 1t would
be wei for every family to keep it, it being also good
bluss, Chblans Chopped Hands Sore Lips and Noses
Piles, &c, &c. rny22 eMEThtf