The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-05-07
Der .s~ York Letter.
Ngx Yosk. April 18th. 1885,.

NEW toSh' hPth ae"' ~
tse1 sl-sussr eesr..ssssish. M " 4
III been dal! week lot our Vanity
Sair.d the state Of the n,sjEet, fr the
prinei articles Of traffic may he quoted -
follow domestic and political virtues are
searce.t not in demand. Easy constiences
30 Of WY at low prices, as the stock of |
firing his srsieis 10 unusually larry. the pse-
vious mand having stimulated an eor- |
tnoa. porta,ion. Wealth. honor and
inxaryc stively iaquissi for, but hosdsrs
are iirnnd not anxious 70 part with their
s,octs Hsrm weather. 10 in great request,
but Mem has becn anable to supply the
wants ohs market, as the sun cannot b.
stimllat into vigorous shine. Rain wa
ter Is ahdant, in fact Va are quite Hooded
with thstaple. which viii not be wanted
in larseaanti,ies by the community until
about ,hmiddle Of fully.
To zoe down 70 particulars. Ineligible
To your m commercial readers. We have
had very tile excitement Of any kind this
week Ns,crtay your correspondent found
himself epcdlni 10 the largest and densesf
crowd of,he season. which had gathered
about thicorner oi Nassau aud Fulton
streets, in he hops n catching n glimpse OF
,ome Of III returned Nicaraguans. who were
reportel b be refreshing themselves in
lager be saloon somewhere in that vicinity
They were veil known eoadjutors of Zen
WALGEn' an have vast number Of friends
about to"n, 40 were all anxions 10 share o
drink with fhehold famlliars The patriots
looked rather uss,up. and did not appear to
have brought back considerable stock oi
any desirable commo.iix. with tho exception
ID hsir ri which they -arrtsi a perfect
jungle 80 hca,l', chins AMI arns. Nicaragua
"a better r'ncdy tor the benr,lrss than nny
ol your ongents, warranted IT, 'a,snre q
! full gcowlh IN slS weeks
/ business has been very quiet Teas t,n
time t" bring very high prizes. though Their
Is 10 doubt that they have been rsi~si b.,
speculation Ia the highest poiD, they caI
possibly reach az course endcayots vii
be- made 10 bring prices up further but VI
have reliable information FROM thu CHM
correspondence Of a large house. which cou
vincs US that the deficiency in supply yil
not le ~ great IA has been anticipated
Take heart. then. Sc innocent lovers Of TN
crop " TIM, cheers, hut no, inebriates"
vigorous Investigation is now going on NJ
failure in the dry goods trade. alleged to has
been fraudulent The long credits given II
the dry goods trade, and the careless wa,
prevalent Of trusting out large amounts &
parties for whose responsibility thee Is ltd
security. oilers unusual Inducements to th'
dishonest Pn' iu~s TOO, is due here oI
too little capita We know Of houses doinl
trade Of about $4,000 per annum. o
which they would clear about $1,000, Il al
their debtors paii them, who, IN a capita
OF $4,000 hrs store at $4,000, pay abou
s? 900 to help Of all kinds. and manage 4
live dashinply on III" remainder Such
state Of things. II iscviden,. must bring abou
disastrous results. The heaviest part Of tn
dry eonls BUSINESS. however. IL done by larg
houses. who~e capital and credit would keel
them asioa, IN the dulles' Of seasons
/ Mr. CcSSNou,s still keeps before til
public "a the wife Of the dcceascd DIR. Brp
ruL. claiming the widows portion 4
prc.cnt. the public mind IL evidently ractin
III icr favor The weather has b~n yer
chilly and uneasorable, with frequent rain
The snow which has fallen deeply north Q
us, gives frosty edge to the brwzes iron
that quarter. and winter wocleus ar no, ye
thrown aside fnr the gsycr garments q
spring. -.