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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-20
Markets-Peported bv Tslegraph.

Psoytpyscg July Is-PsNTISc CLOTHS The Journal re-
ports that price Cotton has increased hrnes
the market Of 5000 60x64 Hoo TIE
Cores MAREET is firm with moderate sales for the
WuoThe demand still continues equal TO the receipts Of the
new clip. Sales OF the week 81, $40 10.
BUFFALO. July ls-6p IN Flour Is dali and unchanged
sales to-day bb 80 Is for Sc 5od 80 IS
Tor GOOD uperne TO Wisconsin, 81 Is for Ohio
Indiana and Iowa and 81 80 double do WHEAT
sales to dsy 2 coo bus Chicago Spring 80 and 900 do.
Milwaukee Club in lots at IS by the boat load 3 IS.
WHIsKY-Sa 100 bbs at Soc Canal Freisbts unchanged
O,wEeo July lis m-FLoUR unchanged and dull; sales
Extra State sc 81 WHEAT in limited demand sales
y bush white Canadian at 30 free TO boats CoeS IL
quiet Lake imports day ~ 600 bushels Whest and IL 100
bushels Corn Csnsl exports bbs Flour and 900 bushels
Wheat The Canal lock has been repaired and boats pass
again tomorrow.
CHICAGO July 1876 m.-FLoUR quiet. WHEAT active at
81 49, Corn Quick OF sale 6s.c Oars quiet SHIPMENTS
BrfsIo No Flour Wheat 40 bushels Corn. SUR.
xExTs Oswego: leo bbls Flour coo bushels Wheat Re.
to-day 100 bbls Flour s 600 bushels Wheat &c 900
hal .l. Corn
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SATURDAY, July lS-P. n.

There was not avery active Stock market this morn
ing Prices irregular, descriptions improv-
ing somewhat, while others ruled lower. At the
Second Board, there was rather more irmness, and
after the Board the market quite buoyant for lead
fapeies. Erie closed at 32i, having touched 81 dur
ing the day. Mr.. Cbas. Moran was this morning
elected to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of
Mr.. President Ramsdell. He has not yet formally ac-
cepted the tru.t. Reading was Ts nh the price Of
Yesterday. New-York Central was firm at S9i. show
ipc no change. Michigan Southern continues TO be the
feature of the market. II opened at AT, sold
down to A in the street, and finally closed at 45 sales,
and none offered after below 46. The bears, however,
offt red 1t freely their options at very large differ
epces. y cent for len days and 3 or 4 y cent for
thirty days Cash Stock WAS lsss difficult to obtain
to day than was anticipated, and the bears express
their confidence in bsog able TO make their deliveries
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK....
Cleared.

st..m.b,n.--rlorids CroweL Savannah, s. u. Niehl;
Jaur,towu Parrish Norfolk Ludlam PesAnsj NASHVILLE
Even Cbar,,,tou SpofOrd, TsstOn Co.
sbip-Iehanon Hamilton New Orleans. Stanton Ihsnp-
son; Atmosphe,e Lunt San FRANCISCO. w T. Coleman Co
CONQUEST Scars San Francisco John Ear Co Carries
Cooper Coffin, Antwerp Lsytin. Hufious TO-. l"'io'
hulford. St. John. N. b.. b. A Mumord: - N,
Barks-John Paysou. Fdler. Cadz ~ Place; Eeele !bLl
Qusnce Bristol Stanton Ruser; Nueva Csrmela Mex
Gorzses Can peachy Paruo Echeverra; Esanne, 0iea
SON Msyasuez Crosby, Croker Coz Wapels Cain, Mira
MI hi. p.u,
Brigs-Emns Pitts, P,rs Corning Bento Co Rolling
Wave Pierce Fall River Wadlegh Knox Taatine haynes
Boston WIS Ingalls,; Elnirs, Hall, Brandywine, A. w.
Weldon; Mediator tBr DurKee, Cadz H. A. hcbArds =.
Hauis McCilvcfy Gibraltar, Hamilton Coi Ocean Ise
(Br) Pendletop Gssdaoupc hate Heath ketnhnm Csrde
mas Mors Nephew; Advsorem (Br }, Crowel Hasx G. A.
DeWolf; NJ Post Thompson, Norfolk master state OF Maine
Cotes Machias MAYHEM, Talbot Coz Denmark Bray Ban
Scheop sr,-M. Collins Collins Richmond, Van Brunt 4
Sssht Eikersnn Gooding Georgetown. Donef Potter
C.. Lee burg Swift, Philadelphia Jas. Hsnd Co S;am-
p,de Brand Layscca- &c. J. III. Brewer CO.. Paradise,
fsuns, Porto Plata West Walker; Alabama, CTowthef,
Prince Kibby Mckee; Elizabeth Ann (bF Hoes,
Yarmouth D. D-Wolf; j. w. Mal.srd. Speed, Buekyil,e
Merrill Abbott; Central America, -, WIningtonj A. "
Bedell RYDER Alexandrs, NJ Bedell H. Meal. hanscom'
Portland Brett Co.; Bay state. Sherwood Boston,
DAYTON SprsSue: +. Arhemins Small, Goncs ,ter r. n
Rail. T Warren. Chspman, New Haven j. b Edwards.
Soops-Blsok Stsdmsn Providence, L. Kenny Eniy
Jane Mills Providence. l. kenny :, -,
Steamers. Artisan CundA Philadelphia, W. DaSe; LOCUS
Point French. Baltimore.
Berse-Gravss, Muon. Baltimore
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Gould. Samuel Ti.u. Mr.. L sPons . Mir srs-
Thompson, Dsnll Ttomss. A. Crsh,nse Pierson. W. c.
Bmnsp Tbos s. Tlorp james II Thorp Mrs J. r. Roberts
an child a. y. Adams, Rosseao, J. Chehelen Rev r.
Jcsup Mrs. I'll Smith children and servant T. ~ Jenkins
wife children and a Martin. Madame Foubert j.
uortsg Jas Bouct L. Roscnied. CbGs Weed. Gainaa
and sisters, Rosey sMorssD,ha J. Lee0ze Otto Seh~nd
Mr.. Whiilsll Mis- Mere, Mis- Ani.ie. Theod MOT J.
RbeinL,ucksI w Buchmier J. Weber w. T.. Bsrett B.
Steam l. Weiss b. BeIryeJ lady an T. fot.et,ias
i A Usnue.r lady and children James Dorer, Robert-
.o, l. Sehndcr T. Ns.s aud wife. ~ DelspeFe. T. L~sr<nA
Su,.ell r. Mcintyre Ei'enn.n Paul oasous and
n Rooyusp lsdy and children: Antoine Csrgot Mony.
n,vni Morrisn A. WelchleD, Burscr and br.:hsr 4
Ds,rnt j H. Dufant p Gsston. = How aud lady, j. Il ST.
tond E. Kaufnsn and children. L. Arn,tsin
To- ,,,anhiD buanfc from POl-Johu Osborn. siy
a.nsb,T ard ..y.nt Mr. sad Mrs H. Waldo Abbot Brosa
p q Toyn.epa Mis-. Tho Butcher j. H. Oin" w h. Ne
G,sth Mr. and Mrs Sargent J. Il Taylor, H. - c.rkD
PaTs.r H. Good Tbos Crofts, L. Csnmsnn y. .. Gnss,
S b Cronoin ia. Dalrympe; \: L. EoCre.sy, siy md
daa,h,,r; r. b Per-, L. CrIien, Mr. and NJ, 9Ia.sa
VI, and Mn. C. { North J. Watson. j. r. bSker 'annst
MI. Phillip 4. Waterbury, W. r. Constable 9 Livss-
NOR, and lsdy Grsnier C. = Smith, G fn,nlnt James
r Fprb.r D. Thor pson, Master a. Smith-TotAi' ~. a.,
IN ship Southampton from f,nd'n and ',
shsider1 Jsnc Gr-uswsy. r. Elliott, VIM Wilton England
Mors T.. Boquet Paris a.. -, w.
In ship H,iidm Tell from Harrs- III" Harriet L. went
vort Boston.
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Zee '"'oo'
The aggregate falling off on lat years tunnage to
corresponding time Is gradually beiog nfo ue
difference up to last report il now only 81 369 tuns
The general business by the Scbuylklll Canal looks
well and its tunnage last week exceed. that vi tue
Reading Railroad. The Leh'eh Navigation Company
is largely behnd-over 1870 0oO uns less than last year
10 Saturday last The Reading Road il also little
over 100 goo tuns behind. The Lehigh Valley Rili-
road ia working to the highest estimates made OF us
bu,iness. The Cnmberiand Cir'lan states the btu
minous shipments last week to be: From the Frost
burg region 100 tups; from the WesernPOrt region,
S3g6 tuns total for the week 3l tuns, and for the
veal 500 $40 tuns For the time last year, ship
ments amounted to 3lO,3lS tuns being decrease thus
year Of ,342 tuns.
In reply 10 letter from southwestern Land Office
Register, asking for information concerning preenp-
tions on lands withdraw from market for Railroad pur
poses in view of the provisions of the Act of June 8
1856 the Commissioner of the Land Office has decided
l. That where the settlement was made with good
faith before the passage Of the law and all the require
ments Of the Act of 1871 have been met by the party
claiming he was entitled TO file, subsequently, to the
passage of the law, his declaration statement and
Drove il up as well the oddnumbered sections as
. That by the Act Of Sd of March, 1853, chapter
I47), settlements with view to preempton are au-
thorzed upon the alternate reserved sections at any
time after withdrawal and prior TO the hnal allotment
by the General Land Ohice.
The following Circular has been issued by the Com
mission er of the General Land Office:
GENERAL LAND OFFICE, Jure -, 1897.
To the Register or Recelrer at -, M,nnesota-
S,R am directed by the Secretary ct the Interior To
instruct YOU rot to allow any presumption claim, pre-
dicated apoa settlement made within four months
after the receipt Of this letter on any Oh Tue JANUS
withdrawn from market, in view OF the provisions OK
the law of Sd March last, making grant Of land to
the TERRITORY of Minne,Ota for Railroad purposes
Acknowl. dye the receipt Of this letter:
Respectfully, THOs. A. HENDRICKS, Commissioner;
The following is a comparative statement of the
value of Imports through the Custom House, New
Orleans. for the fiscal year ending on the Both june
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Arrived

Ship south.npton Pratt London and Portsmouth Jane IS
ana 80 70 1 a s6 ao0. June 4 London on on %
Boston July H. lat Al a. lon 6is9 saw large screw steamer
Ship Cornes Lawrence, Knapp Liverpool June r. with
nd,s ssd COZ pass TO J. Lawrence. had births aud
the ss: Bank. with ss WIND. July lat lon g. Josephine
Gslistole an exile of home died
IL with railroad iron to s Croker vessel g msster june
lat Ion 81 g. < s sI with ss s. Ssnes
from john n. b. fo Cork, Is days out July lat 4a 81
si a 20 lon & 49, spoEe bin Emily Fsrnhsm bound July
IS lat % S lon g s. sscGaSsed sisns. with ship colubis
Ship Sarah Jadkn of BATH Smith Liverpool 80 days with
mSe to master June e s ~ qn v eaes s g. s
% spoke whaling ,ehr Valentino D,ane With 100 bD oil
SPOKE what hip Emerald sO sedford bound Pa:
S er. rSt ls had st westerly winds passage
c.%S @ gs rsy co. ss hS sSs wind
with much fosgy weather.
June with coal aud bleaching powder TO H. D w Msyer
Lucy France lof Bood.ve) Jones' ST. Jaso Dc Caoa
bark Lycureus (scian) Cossr, Palermo May ST. passed
Gibraltar June a. with eit 20 Caa%Oean rhsP. Nth
brandy, &C., TO r Consinery. -,
d E TO B"ss HAD meyer S n the
B. ABBY s.9S Sps Sedsiok' WATSON Turks Islands,
Brs Olive (of Naehia Pettisrew, Nuevitas June with
uslsdo to Yznssa del Vale CO.
Bris xenophon tof Bels, Doak, Csdenss July TO- with
sugar and Doiasses master.
Brig Princess Royal (Br Pearman, Bermuda days. WIN
potatoes 70 w. A. y. Davenport =,
Brig George OBJ Mcclellan Windsor N s.. IL days psssf
TO J. s. Whitney Il Co.
Brig Fredona tof Ellsworth Lord Trinidad, Cuba 10 days.
with and mOasses to master. -
EantUrgb Bartlett Nuevitas IS days, with
cedar &c to T. Owen Son; vessel to I. II. Sanford
Brig Mates port Campos oPorto 4odays with wine ana
cork to T. AmsDck.
10 l.. T. Amsnck
schr Liberty (of Bstimore), sayey, Aspinwsn June ..
hides Everett Brown. July IA, lat 80 50, on "a ~
spoke bark Thomas from Charleston for Boston,
schr Wave, Layton, Addison lays lumber TO Mayhem
Ia bot Co.
Sohr l.. NJ Mangum. Whslen Goucester
schr Hudson. Orr Port Even for bingham
. schr George Hoffman, Nickerson. Boston.
Schr H. w. Johnson Cren with ndse from wreck Of ship
Irene, ashore at Moriches. TO johnson Higgins.
Schr J. Ferris, Bush Virgins 8 Gays, wood.
Schr Joseph Grant Rainier, Virginia days, wood.
sobr Jos w Webster Benust Charleston days, cotton,
&c, to Scranton TsIlman.
sehr Marine Powell Wilmington, N c. days. naval stores
to T.. s. Powell
schr John Forsyth Holmes Wilmington n c., days.
val stores TO master
schr Sarah Bru.n Douglass Georgetown days with naval
to Dollner, Potter Co
seLr Adeiza Blanchard, Gardiner days, lumber TO j.
Wood.
Schr. l. vandervoor wtks, Baltimore for New.H Haven
Schr Coal, NeCerty, Newport
Steamer BCson. seew, Philadelphia and Cape May is hours
ndse. TO r. Perkins.
Steamer Charles Osgood Smith, Norwich.
Steane Wsstchester, Clark, Providence
SAILEDStesmships Columbia Berry for Liverpool; Nash
Vile Evan, for Chsrleson Florida, Crowe for Savannah
Jamestown, Parrish, for Norfolk, he.
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Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR TIE IRisush'


cupc rh r.~Ls, without activity aud Is easier; sales
81 ~ mi AZ 81 SO for Pesr. and 81 75G 81 81 for Pots
COTTON-A moderate business has rsnspired livery uh
prices; the sales are 500 bales.
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without difficulty on Monday. Some buyers options
have been called in, but learn that this has
been general The guaranteed Stock sold at 76. To-
ledo was active and steady La Crosse went up to w.
Int fell back to SO, at which it closed. Milwaukee
and Mississippi SO e52i Nicaragua continues to
be picked up at 3D. In State Stocks and Railroad
Bonds there not much done and prices are steady
The market for Exchange is quiet and unchanged.
Fr.ights are still normally unchanged The en-
gagements to Liverpool 500 bales Cotton, at 3';
1900 BUSH Grain, at 3d.. 50 bbls. Spirits, at 2s 100
tuns Logwood, on private terms. The ship Horat'o
with Sugar to port in the United Kingdom, at rs
3d., or for port in the Mediterranean at US 3D.
The ship Annie Lang to Australia, for $4,000
The business of the Sub. Treasury was: Receipts,
s2l9, 459 60; Payments, $9,047 81; Balance, SILL
36 1879 49, against tlO s6l 1888 last Saturday, showing
an increase Of $4S4, 453
The experts Of specie from this port for the week
ending this day and for the year 1857 thus far were
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Arrived. =. SUNDAY. July l9.

Steamship Vanderbilt wilcox HAVE and Southampton July
%S .S weather s sud % Had stormy winter
stesn.hg Atlantic Eldrsss from Liverpool July g. with
nss s.%sp Black e iss. July
Hs;ana Ss s:e sIs Rs. to sTDs . Liverpool Jun.
days ss S.. and 100
g soyd Haeie o's July NH lat T. 81 20 Dig
Bark Ann. GNcrs Kidahl Rochelle IS days, brandy 70
sak Hon,op Share Savannah 70 Days wskenan Dmon
s"l Atrsb ,HoluDd Kline Rotterdam So days, with md'e.
Big Ho.teis .ni.h Meyer Leshorn n days. with nd''
ane pa, 20 of Popect Bhborn Barbados IS days with
mssr 20 Wslch Carver Chase 18th inst. Lar. SO lon
spoke ship Marathon hon Boston, bound SOUTH days
Ehs e:h g. c 55s Leighton Nuev'' Jays
Big Ksve Steel Trinidad 81 dAJs with sugar ard IS
B R.ie,rn (sw Herndah Malaga 40 days. with wine to
A. w POli,z
s 1a Fox u adl y
H. yellow Pine to John Bclmes July a lat s, lon 80.
ps'hr Addison cRnd. snssted Of boston, Bel. 1sr.sls.
June mde to master July lat 81 lon 49, spoke schr T.
schI cSysl Palace, Leighton Addi'o. days. lumber to
schr Gen Peavey Hunt Lube: IL days lssh and ssh
sseSr Benz Butler. Crosby. Port Even for Hartford
scbr Orlsndo Smith. Hall Port Even for Providence.
sctr 8 II: roele Henderson, New River, n b., ~ days
sehr j Q. Homer Homer. Bangor via stOnnssoa. 49,.
schr Isabella Faulkin Boston days, md'e to psJ''"
sc6r NJ Hand, Terry, Providence.
s Ss Thom.. as cSae ss.f Portland Conn stone
sooP Mara louisa cg%~Ins Fail Riy SsI Providence
Steamer Delaware, Cope. Philadelphia aud Cape "''
hours mtse. to Perkins.
Steamer PP :ISSs.l s' casSm.D
Steamer Ts,ten, Ramsay, Baltimore ~ D'o'' A''s
WiND-Durins the day, s.sE., with FOG. ~
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PaaaenRers Arrived

In sfsamsAp Yaadeybl from Southampton and HavveJ
H. Austen Becsr Of Dpstohes from Pais Gen Bernard and
lard Wife, children and T. T. Saith lady and son;
W. Cheek and lady, Horace H. Day, Mrs. Whitman, N1
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In steamship co,u-bia for LssypclMv tId NJ henpy
5 Ripley, Nj aud Mr., wlayeas Yzgi. j. W. smith. james
Shaw Mr. Mu H. gisdy Tho. cg n,aD p ps NJ.
W Roberts Mr. Scuthee, Maj Beri Gum6le ana we Texas
Mr. and Mrs. Betbe Capt. Ebsp Hnyt HsoM uor, J. II
NJ Tat
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thus occasioned in the treasury balsnce mus, nave
gone far towards preventing any increase IN the oah
Stock of UNEMPLOYED notes during the we y; Az
Uauburpb the rate Of discount has risen To q per
cert. AT Paris the rate il 81 per cent; at Amsterdam
DER cent; at Frankfort to per cent; a. Berlin
per cent and at Vienna D per cert. Az vienna 1',e
exchange on London has receoed from lo'' 10 W.T.
This indicates favorable feeling. .n
The Customs Bill OF Entry reports the trade :" tnl,
port for the quarter and year ending june 'o, AM
con pares both with the corresponding periods o 1881
YEAR thus: The Customs duties here were 10
lGC..
1851.
The return from the Bank OF Englaud for the week
ending the 9th June gives the following results wnen
compared with the previous week: ,..,,
u. III, J.ro.,,, ....'. qSsiSSI IncreSse.... EH,So
o,L.r dsnso,,. .... 1913 Decrease. t4i
BE- r., ~ p.... SSss67o Decrease 1888
On the other side Of the account
Government securities o327 222. uuehineea 70, On,
0,b.r ,.ruri.ie, Is sS7 sec. .Decrease 5oNS
Notes unemplsy S6 So Decrease ID
The amount of notes ia circulation II tl9 az, 'UO-
being an pcre ase of f3S S75and the stock OF bullion
in both departments ia 3S,Sl2-sbowing an IN
crease of f2G6, OlO when compared with the preeed-
ing return. -
Mr. Sa.terthwaites circular by the America says OF
American Stocks:
Since our adyiees of the 18th ut we have had sceche 10
Cop,os ga owing the unfortunate ntiny III luA suu
the continued fall ON the Bouse money contmde, TO
arcuuuse at the Bank OF England, and decidedly less
stringent.
Consols close at ga 1927. ,,., ,D..
American Securities not been freely dealt IN Thefe
h.s BEN NOR, d,uoon sell Illinois Central Shares anu
1Ax..r
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BosToN-An July 49, shp, Luosnow fiameI, SA.o ~.
vitus Hubbard. do IrimoSSss 40 Es.. Ini,sn DO Ra-
s Cho.t, Rsi Liverpool barks s.Ar Of the EAas suns
Africa; aud Mary b. Barney, New'o''ea1s'
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Total value In ports for enog June ~ lSoo loooll'
TIE Boston Irdreer of 18th says:
"Tbere was large assortment of boots, shoes and
broeaps offered to the trade yesterday at the large
warehouse Of A. Clafn, Pearl street. About o,Oo
cases were sold at satisfactory prices The sale con-
meuced at 9 O'Clock, aud as continued Throughout
the day. The terms were-credt six months for all
,ums above $2C0. There was large attendance oil
Southern and Western traders, and the bidding wa.
o'clock D. H., with al adjournment for dinner. Not.
wi,bstsrdipg the bea; Of the day, there large
erxd Of anxious purchasers. Tue GALES amounted to
about 5000 0O0 which, considering the intense heat
and the general JUL in trade was great days work.
n il evident that the boot and shoe business is booking
nm The general depression Of business has seriously
Affected the shoe manufacturing interest in the past
few months but il is pleasing to know that better
times are evidently at bsnd.'
Fro~ The London Tinss JsL4
The demsnd for money in commercial channels has
been again active and the market evinced strngency.
The hank minimum rate Of six 3 cent 10 eagerly paid
on good paper Money will doubtless continue in
quest until after to-day, when the requirements will
be very heavy, the more especially the 9TH falls On
a Sunday. This event over. the monthly settlement
little more than week, however, the dividends will
be released and WILL il is hoped lead to some relief
Meanwhile the large arrivals of specie, part OF
which flows into the Balk, and the reduction in the
East India Companys rate of exchange, form IA
vorsble features Of the money Market The Bank
of England is knovn 10 have purchased fully t2OO 700
in bullion last week, and has doubtless retained that
sum in the absence Of Withdrawals foreign account
II must be remembered, however, that heavy dis
bursements were made last week on account Of gov
eminent salaries and other payments. The reduction
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NFw.YopK cLAssiFIcArio
E..I.rI ElnriIa Mnh
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ct only had conversation with him. bu. criminal con

not only had conversation with him. bu. criminal
versaton.
A Gentleman-No, Sir; there is no such evidence;
am bis uncle. and there is none.
Mr.. Deau-ller only safety wss TO charge hat 1t
was a rape. This is charge which can be made by
any against any man. and as she has been con-
taGicted on every point by the three witnesses on
bcad and by Der sister, think there is no necessity
for an Argument
Mr.. Joachimssen-Here is a captain having control
over this woman, and having admitted that he was
under an engagement Of marriage 10 her Mr.. Joa-
shmssen reviewed the evidence at some lengthl She
tried to get away during the time, but could not The
defendant should be held protection to the trav.
cling public. Few women could stand what she had
stood for the last two days. Decision reserved.
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TOTAL
We comparative statement of the Imports
of Foreign Merchandise at New-York for the week
and since January j:
1883. 1855. 1857.
Dry Foods 2l9oT S2,W5O03 &5,4.l U3
General lierebandse.... $1,000 22Ol.o63 f,I3253'
To,sI for the ve.k. sSi90557 81 286G77 slO.l3O6p
Pr.yan,, reported... 10 sisgl Il2495l20 lk.23 06l
Since Jan l........s74O93,423 ell6,7sN elS2 1921
The following is a comparative statement OF the
Export. exclusive Of specie from New-York to for
eicn ports for the week. and since Jan. Il:
1855. 1856 1897.
Total for the week.. 6 x4,67l SlllS,go sY2S4
Total for 6 months.... 80 1888 4cO702s 33,68lT4
Since Jan. 1..........&S37H,5O4 s4lsO,OA s3e,6A5B
The exports of certain articles of produce from the
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RECAFITVLATIOS.
Total value Of Imports tor ends June 30 so
Total value Of Imports year endg June 80 1855 lie 81
Total value Of Imports for ens's June " 100 Iso29
Total value Of Imports for year ends June 50 sS
Tnal xanr poIts for enog June ~ S loooflI1