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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-15

NEW IRON FOUNDRY.
ELLIS g. MOORE
Dig lrfor their friends and the public shAthey
ID nav nov IN operation a large and extensive \
ROUNDRY, Adjo'uing our hashiHe shop and are pre-.
PILL ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY,
Fat every description a ASEINt.S thstusAy be called
for and chef be done sea Of TIE noa1iAins
hIlL aEAktAa, ii3EsK PurNEs, sAsA uonfs,
BAsK yAul4s wix9ov stlLs add LnrLxs Cara BAss,
w1rsa NHaklss Csss CEussEAs. snd al cksfises,
useC 10 the ccfstFucoa " feuf ~ r. say as fGra4eesi
ARd DuelihEs. satir o. gr,isr IS short aeitce.
We u brad even eescEutea % steam and water
Machinery dc iosf lcs Patssrs uals 4 orter and
charge los patterns Ticn have "a ear Foundry
The highest Ps'es' paid u ~efh a. GO i, ,9.x
81 M-aei street. aesg broad.
Jan. !, SHY NAshstlis rsnn-
Manure: r4.ss. 50 .iss = Ne F,.A, 10 ,rs-svsS
w Aad ar sac ~ lsassi D y nlckkI.
DAsGtsoAD sCuAPEns jas. received ana fos
~ sale ~ tEe-si d y DieksY.
DAsLROAD SPts~ a. 9ass r,ss.v-a .aa sor sale
IL b lfsossl .. II kEf.
DarrsBUaG Ps.O - ; l..s rsss. ~ and tsr .als
L b. sishssl = p pick1.
INuTr.As ANO Ussow SASS US zee lssa
~ and 81 .a'e - lsA2s nlcktY
0rrEss tsO rEOsaS lat rvss.vsa .sa a. a. ~
~ t~G-al ?. DlSA@l.-
OlINDow sAsn jass reserved .aa a. AZ ~
w ltbasl D. D D'cke1.
I ULI's PATENT MACHINE iasi rsss.ssa
- a. Or saie - leessl d. DteAf.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-15

THOMPSON co., having removed to their magpiA-
cent Marble Palace and having handsomely fitted II
up ior doing business IN mercantile manner are deter
nusd not 70 b. surpassed 10 the beauty and Marnstuds
q heir ftoc Having increased facfies for purchasing
Goods - TIE Eastern markets liking most OF our pur-
enAses rom hr hsnds, ana Of own mporations
eDY eo1c 70 sell GOO ds At less proat than those
v1r s.osk vii consist Of the best English. French Ger
mNn Ana american Gooas Az We oar frenfs and
Is &c cali and examine for these yes feeling
nes WI agree with Us, both In eg&rd the
We have TIE bsst light in the city for showing Coos.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-15
Silks.

our SIN co1nter win he found everything ana d
traoe. In tbs bTs1ch Of business We intend 10 exec
C1ene RioIn:ed RBbes-besuafn
4.
Check a.
Bee1'sli SiIk Robes for EvenIng1
Rch che1e Silks
Tafsts Jartinisr-
Chsne Stripe siks
Flsid a1f che-k Silks. all grades,i
Plain siks, all colors, (
Hsca ArDnre,
Pouit de Soire, AT coiors
Rich Moire Antique,
Gro de Nap Marseline aud an kin is rrinniagisnk.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-15
Ribbons.

our stock, usual IS large, consisting of all the new
0 ty;ss cut.
Rich More Anfaus-aIi colors,l
t" Plain Ribbons,
a Chene
" Rrocade
I" Sash all kinds.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-15
Black Silks
Bereges NGrenailines

NE haFe 70 store splendid lot Of these sooas-
Magnieeent Rotnced Grensdins Dresses
hch Cheae 90
Velvet az
Pian Leaf p.-... a.
Ehstyses Founeei Be-egss RreatIoh
Eied bereges- heaUtifui
s.nbd r'raDe Dresses or Evening
Palm seTeges all colors, :. -
ChafeS.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-15

pi.ows--aslia fss.r,. Pnssuss ns.s e Asas sad
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-11-12
The West Branch Insurance Co.
or LOCK HAVEN, PA,

ENSURES Detached Buildings, Stores. Mer-
I chandise, Farm Property, and other Build
;ars. and their contents, at moderate rates.
DIRECTORS.
HIM John ]. Pearce, Hon. G.. C. Harvey,
Iobn B. Hall, T. T. Abrams,
Charles A. Mayer, ID. n. Jackman,
Charles Crist, w Waite,
Peter Dickinson, Ihos Kitchen.
Hon. G. C.. HARVEY, Pres.
It, T. ABRAMS, Vice Pres.
TR6s. kitchrn, Sec'y'
REFERENCES.
Samuel H, Lloyd, Thos. Bowman, ID. ID.
A. A. WinegaEdner, VIM, vanderbilt.
r. A. Mackey. Wm; Fearon,
!. white. DR.. ]. s. Crawford,
gamss Quiggle, A. Updegraf,
John W Maynard, James Armstrong,
gon simon Cameron, Hon. VIM. Bigler.
T+Agent for Miffiin county. G. w. STEW
ART, Esq. apps
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-11-12
SlpEgR1nSSfAfnwa
IOBACC0 AND CIGARS.

Bud yss Vi sweet and plain Cavendish, Rose
pun. s.urai a. Leaf, Congress, coarse and fine
|il Of tbs cut Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
ssd Gsreer very best kinds Imported Havana
bands. aah Sa Cigars of the most celebrated
|&, and sO,hestic Havana, Spanish, Half Span
|iiJ Of w.'l 'Iercan Cigars, and also large guam
aan ss "si sn seasoned cheap domestic and Ger
na an 81 an OF which he will sell wholesale or
H. ~ ts.9 '9e most reasonable terms.
aoping bss h. a1 his thanks fer past patronage,
ataropiDg! srlct attention to business, and en-
viii smsn s 7" please his customers, and selling
asretofore prohts, to increase the patronage
GEO. w. THOMAS.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-11-12
Whole No. 2433.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
ONE DOLLAR PER ANNUM.
IN ADVANCE.
For six months. rs cents.

IFAll NEW subscriptions must be paid IN
advance. IL the paper is continued, and net
paid within the first month, 81 ,25 will be charg-
ed i; Il not paid in three months, $3.50; IL not
paid iE six months, Sl,75; and if not paid IN
nine months, -, 90.
All papers addressed to persons out OF the
county will be discontinued at the expiration Of
the time paid for, unless special request is made
70 the contrary or payment guaranteed by some
responsible person here.
ADVERTISING.
Ten lines of minion, or their equivalent, con-
.ttute square. Three insertions 81, and 25
CENTS for each subsequent insertion.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-11-12

aM-A man must possess fire in himself
before he can kindle up the electricity that
thrills the great popular heart.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-11-12
INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE.
franklin Fire Insurance Compa-
ny of Philadelphia.

ny of Philadelphia.
Office 1881 Chestnut street, near Fifth.
statement Of Assets, sI.s27, ,Is5 so
January lst, 1851.
Published agreeably to an act Of Assembly, be-
ing,
FIT Mortgages, amply secured, Sl,5I9, ,932 73
Real Estate, (prcsent value, sl09,-
OOJ.j cost, eS,lI4 IS
Stocks, present value, s83, ,s8l l2,)
cost, l.232 81
Cash, &c, 64,I2I Sc
81 1927, 1S5 so
P'Pstaat or Limited Insurance, made on every
description of property, in Town and Country.
Rates as low as are consistent with security
Since their incorporation, period Of twenty
4 eight years, they have paid over Three Millions
o. DOLLARS losses by FIRE, thereby affording ey-
dence of the advantages of Insurance, as well
d lhe ability and disposition to meet with
promptness all liabilities
Losses by Fire.
Losses pad during the year 1856, 1901 .638 81
n DIRECTORS.
Tlaa y Bancker, Mordecai ID. Lewis,
5Oolas Wagner, David S. Brown,
/ Samuel Grant. Tsaac Ie,
Jacob R. Smith, Edward q Dale
0'0' W. Richards, George Fales.
CHARLES N. BANCKER, President.
Sa@ q. BAXcKER, Sec'y.
TN ~ Agent for MifFlin county, Fl. J. WAL
-q .--e', Esq, Lewlstown. MARIO
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-11-12
For the Lewistown Gazette.
" Charity and Temperance in all
things
To the Class taught by Miss NJ j. Mabbet bearing this
mottol respectfully dedicate this Essay

Delivered before Lutheran Sabbath School Teachers
Association, and published at their request.
BY A. I. HAMILTON, NJ D.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-11

prices Decrease Ia receipts al al Southern ports com
pared With the Same time las year soe,o
ALBANY, July l0-sP n
Flour mNxs duh. Sales o. only small parcels Quota.
tons nomnay % Is Tor extra Genesec and % Is - for
Ohio Wheat In better supply, and good amount going
forward. Sales l. 00O bushals, pr ncpaiy on private
terms. White Canacan 81 3 c3. Corn dull a SIC $40
Buyers backward Some parcels Of heated westero sold
ct nc. Whiskey &c.
B.rgvAo, July I0-1PM
Flour is lower; salss to-day 500 bbs at So So SO for
super1ne Illinois and Wisconsin, % 81 " Tor extra DO,
S. 8; 80 for extra Ohio and Indiana. Wheat is
steady. Sales to day IL 600 bushels az 81 30 for
Chicago spring and 81 90 81 Al for Milwaukee club
nominal al 81 Hc a 6sc whiskey dull a. SOC. q SIC
Ire'ehtF 70 AibanyCorn &C.. wheat IN Imports yeaer
900 bbls our 81 900 bushels corn, 900 bushels
Gals Eypor este sylt 900 bbls. four 81 900 bushels
wheat " 900 bushels corn and 900 bushels oats
BuspAIo, July l0-8P.h.
Flour cute. sales Of 900 barrels ct IS SO 30 for
perne Illinois and Wisconsin 10 IS IS Tor extra do,
chg sales OF 10000 bushels OF TIC IKE, and 81 QUO
bushels at {. SC, hall deliverable next week and
the remainder in July prices closing at the outside agre
Wheat steady Gales OF L bushels nj 81 So for Chicago
spr pg and 81 az 81 A for Milwaukee crb Oats quiet
al 5sc Whisky nOullnsl al SOC 1910. Freghts-sc
for corn TO Albany, and exc. TO New York Lake ira
ports for the "a hours ending at TO day20o0 bas
re,s -four j. 900 bu,hels Canal exports-l0 00c
bushels wheat 70 the Interior So 900 bushels mostly
TO liz Q water
CHcAGo, July l0-6PM
F'onr qu,et and unchanged Wheat very duh and tend.
ing downward Corn buoyant with an advancing ten
dency ices To- DAY adyanced &c Oats inactive. Ship
$4,000 bu'hes corn Shipments TO Oswego-No dorr or
wheat, l3 $50 bushels corn
OsEsoo, July lo-6P.M.
Flour dull and unchanged. So 6OsE so for common
TO extra state. Wheat owerSsles - day 600 bushels
Milwaukee cCb al 81 49, Corn teadySaes Is 900 bu sh
ele NJ 5s &c q FAC, Fregb's are dul-lRSe imports
a. 900 bushels wheat and 90 oTO hGshels Ceoa
por.p-l 200 bbs aour, 5000 bushels wheat and 1000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-11
FAMILY MARKETlNG.

The meat mayke' 10 vel supplied, and rates tr "a
lower this week The weather makes butchers
ious SELL and beedes the abundance OF green vegetables
furnishes food those who vll pay exrsyaSAn,ly
thoy can hep II for meet.
Fish IL high bu, still IL cheaper than meat and con-
seauent,y IN active demand Salmon no, any cheaper
than was sud sells, the best OF for 20 cents pound
price that puts this delicious nsh entirely outxds the
means Of poor people. Salmon trout from the lakes In
and sells well
The chief interest OF The market centres however In
the vegetable ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS being OF the nrs,
portance. The Bermudss will be out and no sell
ror ~ per barrel, with active demand Tborc
more Charleston cid potatoes Norfolk and Long Island
new potatoes now HI the market, and sci for 81 per
barrel Farmers say the potato crop this year Will be
enormous and the prospect IL that will have this
Will be impossible Tor the "bI.i' dealers TO keep NJ
prices; down they must come. Few Norfolk tomatoes
are IN the market, but sell very high.
There but ttle n note 10 other market truck be
yoDd la abundance aud ohcapuou-ihai comparA veiy.
Batter n coming down In price slowly but surely II viii
he impossible for farmers 10 get bgh prices for butter
hereafter, AZ they compelled TO depend entirely upon
the home market The California trade s gone lorogo
and export very ttr butter The grass crop has boon
wonderfully large, and every hing consrrcs 10 keep
prices tbs poesbo that we win have the besi butter
Gown 10 20 cents per ID. retail this fall
Strawberries are a. OF, but Instead have raspber
res, and vhortebcrries, and entrants In abundance
There e~ green appes FOR sas but the dealers ~ho
have them should all he indicted and sent 10 the pcaen
tzry. Any who cats them r. good Tor attack of
ch0ers norbrs oranges bananas pnespp and lemons
are plenty and cheap. The follow ing are The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-11

Reform IN TIE Custom HoCsE.-Secretary
Cobb acd Collector Schel are earning claim
to the gratitude Of the merchants of New
York by his reforms in that Augean stable
the New York Custom House. Tue new re-
gulations which we printed yesterday are cal
cu.Rted to be of the highest benefit to the
mercantile community. We will only mention
two Of them One requires the Assistant Frea-
surer to keep his Office open TIL half past three
in order to receive the whole balance in the
hands OF the cashier of the Custom House for the
day hitherto, the deposit was made early in The
day and balance Of twenty thousand dollars or
over was left till next morning in the Custom
House. This is good change.
The oth0 alteration is said to be the final
abolition II Me system of corrupt fayoritism in
ahe Custom IL puse. Hereafter any Custom House
clerk who receives bride from merchant is TO
lose his office; and both merchant and clerk are
TO be prosecuted with the utmost rigor Of the
Law. For the last ten or fifteen years, every
leading merchant has subsidized Custom House
clerk, as q matter Of course we shall zee now
whether we have witnessed the last Of this dis
graceful practice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-11
NEW YORK GERALD, SATURDAY, JULY IL, 1857

othsss later We 20 40, expect much animation IN try
goods until sbori the 1st Of Augzt ms, how
ever, VIII OF cou~e be Influenced In Some degree
by she reduction Of in the hands Of country
merchants The supplies N naay parts OF the ntericr
are auppo'ec to be ligh' Tais probably oos'us 70
considerable in the and North western States
wnefe during The spring trade, the prevailing pressure
f oiey constrained dealers purchase sparngly
Tbs sde nosever late reaching the city. Tho ex'
'Tema Southern or Southwestern states earliest IN this
mai et and are likely go customers the pre-
te1 year considering thai the nigh prices OF cotton have
more THAR equlized the 6'safvaDtges of small crop,
and Ss the northwest toer OF wheat AID are
eso good. N.nin week tae iolA! Gales ot Carolina,
reached about 900 bushels In lots chiefly a 81 %
SO % jae frat little lot which reached MARKET scd a,
81 rs Il came from Tennessee 1he samples were
TIA, first received asst year. Corn and pro
visions, staple products Of the West, continued
the pfoepoe OF The Liverpool market The growing crops
tarouaf out the States IayOraby spoken Of should
the y't!d prove as .'ge az anticipated with the occur
renee az gooi harvest n Europa Hover range prices
VIII have t. be submitted 10 The country however,
always benefited by large crops becsu,e they lessen
the expense OF v ing 10 our EASTERN Cities In mining and
manufacturing dat iCts eoables the people lhoso
places 10 consume i"rser portion of both domestic and
Erelaa goods. New ety OF goods, beth foreign and
domestic tsve already began to appear the tatias Of
the ioSbeTs ard from present appearances the display
for The fan trade wa be unusually ane and calculated
70 meet the views ard tastes the most fRstdious
oSaes AS regards tue prices OF slks, wOoens and
IN The lighter fabrics OF domestic goods eKpectO
witness advance and should the silk crop prove good Ia
Europe OF which at last accounts there every indica
ton, may, With the reduction Of the duties expect
some decline 10 most styles OF sis goods. well az in
wooilene a1i linens Fancy COTTON )ods must be In
hueDced or less by the price Of cotton Should
hs higher they must also rise oee money for the
yIOdnctr The export OF cotto piece goods the
week have bern light. We have change to notice in
prices and deem unnecessary TO give detailed state
mt hts ti prices the absence Of suceat sacs to ssab
Esh them, especially for styles or goods which
no Jet traded IN srceny to establish their true market
value.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-11

ceases during the next five OF. six weeks; and
then, and not before, commence prosecutions
against unlicensed dealers.
There is much indignation in the mercantile
and shipping community in reference to the seve-
ral harbor and port laws. They are in quasi
operation, however, although nobody seems to
care anything whatever about them.
The recent legislation affecting this city has
thrown us into hodgc-podge condition, without
order CT regularity. The nearest approach that
can be got as TO what is the actual state of affairs
will be found in our general article on the
subject.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-11
NJ.


nHu LA tbs city, On Friday, July -, Kan, .acss
darghcr o. J. soy mour aud Maria a.. Ashev
IRE funeral Will take place rom No % West Tvnssn
eui. Il The family are invited % ai,sad vthsS. rurSAr
iny talon.
Cfus in Monroe Orange CO., n. Y, % rsssas,
jay !, Of ccosumpuon, Jryrrs. the only tAcsnbS c'
Jane and the lAie James Greg, Of this cit,
HAEr -On thursday, July ., At half pAn eight ocssn
Y. MAIL widow OF the ate Peter HAIR, formerly a
Drumcren parish Of Coons, Ireland, Assd 20 yssS ssa
4 msuihs
The friends and acquA OF the family rspsS
fully requested 10 attend the MnerN from her lAs
.dence, No. lao West TSlrty.thrt street., his 49,
noon, stt-o o'cloes Her rename vii be aAco 70 0'
vary Cemetevy for lntermest
XIV On Thursday, July ., at Yorkvls, amer Q <as
and PAINFUL Hlness, Joay .. KIP, In he 5sh yea u oa
age
Tue relatives and friends Of the family as rspscsars
lnved to attend the funeral, 70 morrow sncrncou,
two O'Clock from the Presbyterian church, ngsr.
seventh street, between Third and yourh vson<si
nsSmvs-On Thursday mor1ns, July ., wIxzAs No
Of dfeass OF the hear the $50 year o. hs xe
ne nj ends and relatives are respectfully nvtef 70 -
tend the funeral rom his late residence, No 10 hoslAs
street, bs afternoon, 81 two o'cock, viino@s us2&
invitation
oISIr AT O O,on, Ea., 90 Tuesday, July 7, DAyus
Ros<srs--Cn Friday, july 10, OF CONTAMINATION, AuHAG
Rc ErsFs, Ia the s5th yes ofhsag
The friends and relatives q TIE smy are rsspecsfrty
attend the fnsrs TO morrov nocn At trs
O'clock from rs late residence, No. 20 Whitehall
us -cna,ns VII % tsssu 70 Calvary Cens,s-y oy a.
Farewell scar We, my ufe has pans.
NJ ovs or thee while lie d,d lasl
But After NE sorrow Ake.
Fat owe ny children fnr my
In'ls -W 'foiS On me bra n sss, G. snSer
EivNo I Ut tHoi as Temple aged ssrs, rncrfhs
AMI 90 1Ays.
ms Z, eads AL Aransi4scss AZ ~sper..uy ls-e~s
Ne q Woooasl ssvs a~qsg1. ~ Dprvs ss-Ncca- q
&C. eli s'.r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-11

Comparative statement OF the imports Of osssn dry
goods Of New York for the week, and since Jan L.
Fer ~ wsek 1855. 1856 1857
Entered at the port. 81 2l6 iat ,oip 4,4S3,W0
Thrown market -. 1,lsi0Se 2,ls7,S2l s,S2l,Ji5
Sine Jan. l.
Entered al the port. .o6,172cS iol4,Es 50,21o,112
Thrown market 81 ,9o68 02 aS,s4i,lo2 A,HO, so
Tie dry goods trade has exhibited important changes
the prcsen, week The fine warm weather experienced
the present week has impaired renewed activity to the
Wholesale clothing and city retail trade. Few foreign
goods have been Withdrawn from the Custom Howe since
the advent II the new tariff on the Ia, Inst and not
likely 70 be until they wanted 10 meet the fall trade,
AMI then Gully in quantities satisfy the wants Of the
trade Tue fall trade, though generally set down 10 com
mence by the 18th Of July, believed viii not com.
tais season 20 early usual because the crops
the South AMI es much more backward than Ia or
sarY yaa-, 81 th. ,a.a. D erery r-.rocl On, Nesa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-11


The United States brig Dolphin sailed rom hJnrova
May ii,h for Gaboon
he United States store ship Supply arrived 1t Pho janet
on the 18th o, Nay.
The e,eam f-isste Me--trsc-prevousiy announced
having received orders % t tor with desrsch-goes
out the flag hip O. the Tacdc squadron. Capt Long
viii go out In her 30 relieve ,tnmodore Mervne at pre-
sent IN command OF that equ sdron Tae Merrimlo VIII
sal from Roston In about Elk weeks, If squadron OF
be procured The rgate Independence the present
sg shof the squadron has been ordered to San Fran
cisco, where enc viii be converted into store she. Her
crew viii come no me via the Ishmus.
The steam frsase Minnesota from Norfok June SO for
China seen July g. In lat 60, Long 2 g., steering
ESE,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-11
FINANCIAL AND CONNER clAL


FHbN, July IV--b Z, NJ
Toe stock market presents feature 10 day. The
tendency o. pcc, downward from the opening, ard
there we're very large OF cash stock In New York
Central the transactions were particularly large within
tbs past few days The operations In Cenirsl have been
such a. 10 maze lroDses. friends pause and consider
lhs ccussoueucs, A. Immense amount OF s.ck has
pse- n, upn1 e. .s.ke; " tbe rero-, q mu s,p~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-11
Markets.
rHILADELrHfA crock BoARD.

PHIAnupluA, July 10, 1851.
sascss steady. Pennsylvans Bs sSSi: Resdta I,sy
road, 3s,s long Island Railroad lsf; Morris Canal, 81
Peoasy lvsnis Railroad, 4bis
Erw oaruSs July 10, 1857
Cotton Business small bu; prices frm sales to day
only Geo bales, al IA &C s1lsc for mddIng The sales
Ethe week loot NJ 600 baes, and the receipts 100
Stock Is 900 bales The receipts this port up the
prp ut time as compared with those Of year fall short
S1soo bales The receipts At all the Southern PORTS up 10
his date teas than those Of last year $4,000 bales
uriiog exchange on per cen, premium. rio coiee we
uote 81 loo. lie. The Of the week add up 62So
sgs TIE stock lii 200 bags Cthcr articles generally
urtsryed
CsAstsToy, ivy 10, 1857
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-11

from sources little dreamed Of By the comary's ccals
We remarked day or two soce that good many OF the
Old certificates bad lately beeo the street. AID that
the stock rapidly aocumuAalns the hands OF bro
kers This true 70 greater extent than anticipated BY
the shorts generally The twenty-five millions Of capital
stock Of this road must hands spectators
TO extent suc!en. 70 MAKE one Of the most fancy
speculaaons Of the day opened this morning 81 and
closed Of 80 per cen. cash. Michigan Southern
Is fairy dead cock in the pit The mauags-
ment are engaged IN cevising al Of Snan-
cal schemes TO get little more tine but
see chance OF carrying any OF them out This
s the last game the company play and 1t is most
desperate The old deferred stock Is no, worth day
O cent more tnan Erie, and before the expiration Gi
ihis year win sell al about the current prics for Erie
stock. Reading improved fraction this morning the
opening, with very large sales Milwaukee ami Nssis
eipp rapidly settling back among the fortes. We are
ansloasy looking for the announcement OF the July
August dividend Of this company. II is abop. time |.
was made railroad company afford 10 borrow
money at the rate or two ami throe per cent month TO
pay dividend with IT either must be doing very good
very poor business Construction account increases
fast enough the regular way but with sroh items to 90
in Il must run Up wh rapliiy heretofore rnprecedeat
Ell N railroad dpaDc.erins
Al the second beard he market tribe better, with
considerable activity. New York Central closed at
sex, CASH Erie advarced per cent Reading 4 hchi
gan Southern sod at 4S cash aad Is per cent seller 90
davz eferencs ~ es,ly 81, me- cant month Michigan
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