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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-04

Total ....s2 .i43 30 2,7o4 OF 90 1859, ISL o.
Decrease from 1880 ..et3s iositx per cent
Decrease from ls56-b7 1so, e<- 6H per ceu'
nr. r. oons,dered shat the sssiemsn, he be bed sub
misted woud compare svorab,y with that Of any osaes
company. Nowithssandns the present accusation Nh
beralty against the President OF the company,
Xxx sh.r. o. business sSnsm. slaos al me rs
road oompanes combined 70 stop the grsDu1g OF Tree
passee the respective nes but sto the ercepsoo
Of the Erie they bad ell Withdrawn rom their agreensnt
he vas determined however, 70 grant no free passes
~ he did not consider tia, ne had any rixb.
70 be free with N. propory o. the stockbol
ders aud grant such iavors without their reoevina
proper valuation. n vS very easy for directors T.
gain good reputation for hberaity, bat ~ value was
very questionable
NJ noa.s addressed the stockholders at considerable
length seuny forth what tDe compAny had 70
with the rubous competition and AZ rs that
ed every where amotg the om2anes stating mat st ths
rre.sp, time there wAs no railroad COMPANY 10 tbs
usnss states = Rsyns concern fa We spoke o. hl'
how be had fosnd very unfsvornbe imDre~
sion there among moneyeo men tossrds the Ere
Railroad OomDsny, but sner an expansion " ths
srcums ~niah forced the company to give prsce
dence 70 the mortgage bon5s over the unsecured eooir
good understanding ~@ established. AMI during hs-
stay tbtre, over one and bali Millions nad been sur
ecribed sosros tier loan OF sin mi,ons Mr. ststei
thai upsGds OF three millions had been SUBSCRIBED
70 that loan and subscr ptens still coming 10 One
thar tbe whole smouet bad been subscribed ney souls
be IN position 10 meet every claim Of wbstever character
mig be against The company, and have Q surplus
cspitsl which would enable the company 10 do busns
IN pfO0fabe msnner Tor IRE STOCK lferp He lOOEeO
frwsrd W . oopsderAbe degree Of pres ,er,s when
mao AGAIN bssn established hrm bass AMI the
resulu Of the panic had been overcome.
xr. N. concluded With the fol sing statement OF the
prssert csrdtion Of The oompaDy's hbances:-
Bonds 10 bss6s Of the eompsay Asrf .. O. a47 COZ
which all procure In cash Indebtedness. 500
tntre 500 e3s
surplus beyond all debit. 1917 bel
Blis pa, able Jurei ..,s................ ss2s 80,
IN vncb enoorpe1 BY Mr. Drew............ b40OO1
Several quest ops were put Mr. Moran and answered
following which printed table, Of the business done by
the company during the last six we're put Va or
cuation IN the ros and with lhs the sharehoers ds
persed q nine O'Clock.
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UNION COURSE, L.. I-TROrrNG.
trstpg match Tor $780, mile beats best three I'VE,
N harness, decided Wednesday afternoon, over
As Up'on Course, between br. n Lady Jane and G 6.
hAwky Lazy Jane the The trot very into
rsns throughout and the horses being equally match
- eve heats severely contested before decision -
- which The best could be arrived Al The mare
sssnsd 70 have the call In the betting previous TO the
saxt Hawlsy before having rotted mie In public
- hiss than 2Al and the was known 70 have gone
Ssbox that point Sill there moving what Haw-
10y DO he had all the races In which be had
evisusly been engaged and the hackers Of the marc
we're very cautious in investing against him Yet from
- beat the other, each became favore In turn,
ssa good Of money changed hands during the After
sssa The track IN excellent condition, and the
vssAer being calm for time and good race
favorable Lady Jane strongly resembles the oele-
ssssed uottng Lady Sutton in every respect An
aezse the partcuiAYs:-
Fsra Heot LADY Jane he'd the pole. On going around
Ne upp.r Hs~ey troed very fast and soon psssed
hsr he tnen took the inside and opened gap Of three
Arghs the quarter pole. the distance between them
greater when Hswley passed the halt mile uole and
- came home very steadily half dozen lengths ahead,
Asoosd Heat-The hackers Of Havley in high spirts
rss he'd gooo start, but soon afor leaving the
s.sd HAwey broke up and fell OF three four lengths
before be recovered BE closed gradually Ill the way
70 the homesretch Wbere ne was apped 90 tbs
...ss Wheel vs,y sharp Struggle snsusd 0Ssn dong
the score, when be broke and the marc gos the
1S,,a Hot me betsers IN qusnd.ry. The marc took
~ head Hswley broke The turn and lost about four
rgtbs 70 the quarter pole he then began closing the
4. lengths more He afier made rapid burst aud
N ahs homestretch carried Lady Jane 70 break and
u. bee. h.noiy by four or ave lengths, in a:42
sads again offered. The horses had . capital start and
tsey cent bead and bead around the upper turn until
Hnvsey broke IAdy Jane taking the lead by . couple
Of haWiey broke the bAckstfotoh and
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n. "r,.v.ls. SkSAssA x.s. dc ....,., ~.
49,, q. wednesday, viii BE- sivsn' .s..... pr,.,os
.pd Auod,e are A,se admirable r . -. vm b.
,-~,,~s. On saturday u two o'e
tne srS l~cAdwsy, give three new
yassss mis- evening. ne -s-..os. 40 f.r. A.vs besn
very successful.
Ame' - Ifnhhm her lectures u The Broadway
n, giving ono this evening and coe On
~ a Bowers rshpquishes Laura Ksene's theatre
On T'Ar<sy, when she has . farewell complimentary
V4sstt me Affair good hands, and the accomplish
- - svvst ~Il doubtless nave substantial testimonial
H. sothern has leased this house for season.
nys. Matilda Heron ssoepel win be his first star.
HHs CusHnAx At BosroS.-Ass Charlotte Cushmsn
conneDced engagement n the Boston thestre Mon
dy, Queen Katharine, in Henry VIII. The house was
crowded, the receipts being 81 000 Mr.. L. Daven-
Dsvs and MICS Annie Cruise members Of company
whSsh supports Mics Cushmau.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
HONEY MAax EFT.

AuvHcpAf, juno o-~o r u
The ssock market Vas quite irregular snroussou, the
nrs sessios OF the board Of brokers day Tue ten
dency was slightly upward. Delaware ana anasos I'd
vanced per cent; Cumberland Coal, X; Pacific Hs&u
ship Company, y; New York Central, y; Reaiios Il;
Michigan southern, old, \; ILLINOIS Central bonds ell OF
y per cent; Mich gan Central Railroad, n; aisnsau
southern, preferred, y; Cleveland aad Toledo, II
Chicago and Rock Island, y. State STOCKS arm 81
current quotsiors The approach OF the semi
annual interest payment State bonds is ssrAsuug
more attention 10 the investment Missouri state
were IN demand this morning. They range soou, the
Lowest the list Of state Stocks prvb .oiy
that IN less tnaD thirty days. ser the payment next
semisonusl interest, psces viii be higher aso present
Delaware ana Hudson Is gradually recovering from Toe
recent depression II opened this morning ~ io7k
and left on .. 1914 per cent La Crosse land graot
bonds not very freely offered The comp elton
the road materially strengthens the ooD6ieoe Of
holders. In about thirty days the entire line La Crosse
Nth the exception Of the tunnel viii he really for The ron
and long before the close OF navigation upper Ms
sssppi the road will DO In running order 10 taas point
This "a, We believe the only Western road In the
extension, and work upon the line stopped
for moment throughout the hpAncsl revaeiep. Illinois
Central bonds and stock entirely neglected
this narke% There are no buyers, and any aDOun. pul
out for sale would depsess pross rapidly Chicago and
Rock Island lower this morning. and sellers do
appear be intmid sted by the reports relative To the
October dividend. Al the second board more ouoyan
feeling prevailed and better prices ruled Missouri
advanced Y per cent; New York Central Railroad, u
Hudson River Railroad, u; Reading, NJ Panama, ii Cni
csso and Rock Island, " Erie closed al % per cent
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New Y0gk an0 Bx1o UanS08s
nETua OF TEE ssoCKsoLDsss or ra1 COMPANY.
Last evening tks stockhodss Of the New rvk md Ere
Railroad Company nss Ne lecture rsoo q uhAea aa
Aston place 70 hear the semi annual sasssus a ne
road and 70 discuss the financial condition Of the
pany.
Mr.. Moran, President Of the company, on whom de-
vovsd the duty OF reading the statement, took his place
the platform quarter 70 eight O'Clock Previous 10
submitting the statement DO sad that be considered that
Wa due 70 the stockholders that the directors Of The
company should hold themselves ready 70 answ
any question, and afford whatever information might 90
required He would therefore, take pleasure In respond
ing any inquiry which might DO made the business
Of the company during the meeting. The state
nept be was about 70 present 10 them might,
1t FIRST sight, appear unfsvorsbie but when every
thing taken into consideration, there would,
he thought, be found much TO encourage hope for
the future The elk months through which they had
Just PASSED had tried every company Besides, should
be remembered thai the income the inner months
was always greater the winter months, the report
Of which be would now submit
RESULT OF TRAFFIC FROM OCTOBER 1857 TO APRIL 1858
Gross revenue SIX moosns, October l, 1851, 10
April i, 1885,. 2bZ3, las ~
Ordinary expenses, including
taxes and ismA In traospor-
taton account annexed,
EIIsoroinsry cxpenses-bad
debts New York ststou..... $3.50 II
Const ucop account, expended
during elk mopths..... 5s,7sS 81
- l.osl .els "a
Revenue applicable 70 interest on debt and
rent Of Union End CbemupR Railroads 80. SOL $50 50
whereas tbeee items amounted 70 ...... 96l $50 83
Leaving dencA ot.................... $500 e64 9s
This result lie proved as folows:-
Increase Of OoOdsd debt. 1.oso,os7 "a
Decrease Of materials, fuel, Lase Erie propel-
lors real estate and bills and accounts re-
Total. Az, 72s 10
Lees increase Of long dock IN
vestmept. ............... el5l, 06S 81
Less Increase Of cash and cash
items ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25,G 81
Less decrease Of floating debt $40 ,bSS Al
,025 ,663 ID
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Cspaoxn IN good supply and rather cheaper espe
Sss within sss ,.Dss Of the soovs prioss ssu.hsru
st~sdy, With sales Of 500 100 bDis wtAtn the
range Of the above quotations Rye honr vas steady,
With sales OF about 200 Dbls ~ tho above nguyes Corn
meal Vas quiet and pr'css unchanged. Wheat w1
higher, With increased saes The TRANSACTIONS footed
., Sic SIC s4c xiwsuiie Gu, It 500, $50 soc
Michigan white 81 81 90 81 To- Indiana red u $50 .
sec and White do ut 81, and Southern vhme n u 20.
Corn frner, with sses u about 10 600 bushels In
ontrg vbne, At 6ec . Toe old mixed at 75c 74c +,
wssteTp yellow .. TAO, and Southern yeiow, which YES
., soc CSC Rye was steady and quiet Il ssko s7c
Oss cor nued firm, with sales Of STATE and Western ss
CorxE A cargo Of 500 bags Of Rio ws sold ct p e.,
and about 800 bags Msraca DO ct Ike.
Coros TIE ,aes embraced 200 400 bales, closing
fHslesrs = Rass we're without further change
Of wheat were taken, in ouIx Aad bags, At 1xd
Q sd; 100 oerces laJo ct 2bs., and sumo lots OF
cotton stpt To Glassov 200 terces beef ct 81 Cd 500
cheese al s0 90 ools spirits tarpentne
c~ee tobacco si It's Cd ana 2oo bslss oss,ou a. &c
FRun-Saes az 30 ocyes layer rsis,ns made 81
o. 70, ard 500 boxes n. r ;. do. :. 90 Bss2 20.
Hay - SAGE OF about 90 800 bses made n
tbc q soc for shipment
solAsos -rhe msrhss YES quiet Sales q 80 hhds.
Cubs muscovafo were mare III 26c.
NAVAL sToEEs Owing W the decline In freghts and the
natu,e ~ The foreign sdvces the market nrmer With
. better nQary. The saes embraced About 900 bbb
spri rurp-utine At 46hc AKA, mostly 70 arrive, 81
the iurce nguIe Al the csose held ~ the ossds
feure. Cou 10 betscr dsmsnd, Win sales
OF o0 bols 70 arrive, ~ 81 AM 500 DO on the spot
o. AN for 3o los oeiiveved kwAs aer ~srds held
At 81 ~ delivered from yard Crude vas nraiy held,
~ hsht Supplies.
Provisions -Pork-rhe mArkst vaa rather heavy and
sales Doosrsfe, beiue conased aoou, 800 . 400 bps
mess ~ 81 % III 90, wnh Some SALTS Of
Beef steady and the demand fair, With sales Of
20 bbs ircludDr ooosuy moss 81 $40 80 Sill 80; re
packet Western ~ ei 70 SIS SO, and do si4
el4 90. Prime mcss susoy as SIS $22 Beef hams
we're quiet 81 81 so Sl2 Out meas heavy aud
cheaper, with sAse OF about 1e pscssgs 81 6ko aen5
fer shoulders and st s. skc for bans lard ooo,oaed
hrn, cal for prime qUat,Ae st12xc the saies
bTsosd sbou, eco Boz eels aud uescss Al uho uho.
Butter and cheese heavy, and prtccs unchanged
RcE ~ss dull and Iominsi 81 3kc a3tsc 70 3kc asked
for prime goa iuee.
sre,Es The market steAdy, vf;h sales Of ABOUT
FOG hncs cuhs muscovsdo si,hn the range, mostly
av,rsee of asout Sc.
~Hrkr Sole, OF about 100 $50 b,h were made,
irclucins Ohio ~ q &c. and Ne Jersey 3kc
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Police IHteIlsgenos.

AzRBr or NoroUous OoUrDKSn NAR -YestsIday a.
sespoop sfoeD widy md rdsr Of The dets,svs force,
suoossdsd IN rsstDg George Easlsh, the notorious
conscience man. u the corner q Leonard end Osnsre
styeep English b wnrtips b PnlsAe lphA yer for
coming the confidence game over country man n soAs
city and dong him ont a 500 on bill Of the Gay rrost
and BANKING Company &c was locked uo ~ the Dspdsy
Superptsndents ofce and viii be taken tns Aferaooa
BY cosr Taessae Of that city. English TIE man
who druU med out q Boston few days ago BY the
police OF thai city
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scup pver rorfot 20 alt from Dam srfscotfa.
ried sway for emsst bead on the passage
pcHs arsRss kuins FROM Jeresie tor Bosseu b~fre
vepor,es ssbv. Island of night 2oh, after
dhrsrg lighter osds and arr At Holmes Hole night
~ sist The doss not leah
pcup Jut, Of res YORK asbore Point yudi.h Light
n he arppsd Of sails rFsnf, anchors ehsins
spas Ac whicb ril be sser " ovdence anf -od snc
ion 1ha hn be sold lies the beach and will be
broken wp
FsLsourn Way lB-rhe Am clipper ship Typscon, from
Bombay for Hull spoken April In LAT N, lon W,
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NUrDuRs n Nav ORLnANs.-Jonas Tier, n
SraypsD pasvo al ODyk velsn1 and Henry Ecu o. 40
IN bwhs an, hil'et - Nee OrIesss ~ 700 mic
The zane day . Spsn'ssd, named Jose LOpes, vsboei
aso,bsr spaDssd, named Fsacnoo Osulto, - tsni ~
DIED
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4 MEXICAN GENERAL CoMnrrrHR isss-rHE uEN
n bers q Ne American vecersl Oom nites avted
ths Friday evening. June T. IN rooms Of
mstee, 81 Broad ssy ard Liscenssd street Il ~
O'Clock Pusc uai axeodacee 10 requessed "
y. ~ kRfNOLDa, President
sshs 1nas4 q . p sslAsesss' VIC. President.
4 3 .. Hssr,1 3s.-r...r,..
rrw yosk, June T. 1850
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ANNUAL COMMUNICATION OF THE GRAND LoDsr-N-
rokrAHr PRocKRpNos-UNoS AND HARMONY
PROPOSED.
TIE Grand Lodge, r. and A. n, OF the State Of New
Ysss commenced ie annual communication sodd Fell
6ws hail. Of Grand and Centre streets, Tues
asy last The Grand Lodge opened with the usual
ssremnuies the n. W. Grand Master John L. Lewis Jr
In chair and the r. w. Grand Secretary. James ".
Asstn n. D., ofcispg The Grand Master delivered his
en- al address Grand Treasurer and Grand
sretsry presented their repors There $50 lodges
Which delegates, representing Is 900 aiAted
bsNeDs Several nee lodges have been formed during
Ne under dhpensasion. and there numerous
Applicants warrants. The fraternity has never
ref . pors no 70 May 81 1855 Il appears that The re-
oope OF he Grand Lodge during the have been $751;
l3o 50; the expenditures, s6,l7e 3d. The Grand Lodge
hss ssse< IN city bort 70 the amount OF 81 ,0Oo and
OF t634 %.
ssce Tuesday the Grand Lodge held daily sessions
important vse taken amendment 70 the con-
sttaIicu. We give below section with the amend.
yt Grand Lodge shall be composed of all The ofoers
me netrs mentioned In seoons q 20 and go OF this
ooptu.otics AL Past Grand Masters OF This Grand Lodge
land all Pact Masters ~ho were su n the Sst day OF
bee Der Isso ana Who members OF subordinate
poss uudsr This Jurisdiction
On this amendment The yeas and nays ordered On
~ roll beng Gale there $50 votes In the anrms
e>s, srd asS 10 the nesssvei 90 the amendment was
aAopsso
NAM OF our readers VIII remember tpet tne lrhtefnJ
serious spit. In le4q Tue OF The division Vas
resolution adopted by The Grand Lodge cutting on al
Past Masters, bot one, from vote IN hs body The
Grapo Lone composed Of the officers Of the subordinate
ccses and GAINED tasa all Past Masters had an In
alisnsbe right 10 sit and vote In The Grand Lodge On
she other hand the country lodges chained that
The city lodges beng olaer, and having more Past
kDiers, nishi have ove votes 70 ooe from rural
lodge they therefore, voted 70 cqoalzs the repre-
sen xison A pumoer Of lodges, chiefly working
b he city then withdrew and set mp Grand Lodge
aAkus considerable amount Of the property OF oil
Crspd Lodge to recover which su't At Lac insttu
Cd but never finally decided, se believe The Grand
Lo re -hch met thu week, above stated, has BY fer
The greater msjrt Of Masops ard recogn,zsd abroad
The regular BODY. The othes called "candestne,
beng In The minority. Various efforts st reconctaassn
have made, and conference committees app tinted
without hpfse results The amendmeut sdopsed At
night give the other Brand LJdge oil thst de-
nspds, but IN the nature Of q compromise, and
rfe~t ,cosy for city lodges should be accept
ed vii be o. great advantage 10 the fraternity, cspe
rsy The travelling portion Of H. and viii settle foolish
aaGreL
me election o. officers Of che Grand Lodge win take
place ms morning, and the communication viii close
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Sl00,O64 90

20
In the above statement Of expenditures included
many items which not only extraordinary cxpendi
lures, but which also should be q charge on the en-
tire years traffic and not the six months.
The dencit Of 10 OF $500 600 months
very Leavy item; but it owing entirely 70 the
depression during the late panic. rae earnings Of
the company during the last Blk months had only
$2628 LAB 90; while in the months OF 1865 the
earnings Of the company about t6 $50 000 the
corresponding months Of 1S5667 they IS $50 600
Inc oench mostly Incurred during the first three
months and could therefore readily understood
entirely the result Of the panic; but there
greater demand for the products Of the country, toey
could confidently look forward 70 greater increase Of
traffic.
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rransi.t,oa of President Mpnros's Remain

rrapsistson of President Muusoe's Remains.
nIsrNs or yIReNIAEs AND rHEIR DESCEND Arrs.
According previous notice highly respectable meet
ing virgpisns and their DESCENDANTS held last
sspt the Metropolitan Hossi Among shose present We
noticed several respectable cizsns Of Virginia on TEN.
psrsry wit 70 The city.
On the nouon Of Mr. A. 9 Sullivan,
Major berry HnI- Z. g A took the chair and called
Ne meeting 70 der while Mr. Price acted Secretary
committee was Then appointed to report upon plan,
9th reeouuops regarding future Engagements Who sfter
bret absence returned sna made their report which
Adopted.
~se then moved tbh, committee ~ Fsnersi arrange
mems APPOINTED 70 consist of lhrsep bsrs 70 be
ssn poip,ed VINO after brie sbsen ,e retu ned ami
submitted the % toe gentlemen a. the jommitlee
% h5rssgenstts. winch ws Aocepsed
II then moved thst The names OF MI A sullivsn
and Mr. pstert be a.oed 10 The esf COMMITTEES which
msoe 10 Ghsep, sn1 Which v~ adopted.
ss %~ s ne. shs' .psb'sd p ssaaf n, Doai. xr
PAR, am 81, James souter, Dr. Banks, Roo ri
Bar, Chapman Leigh, sheppard, Geo. snesi,
gsmc. > Glssse James Patterson, A. 8 sullivan and
rte committee we're authorized 10 an vacancies, 10
b~e o. virginia and 70 make all necessary nepts
required iO the occasion and 70 cali subsequent meet
hf. a. -hIcb % rspor, prosrses, &c.
Nouroe The an Of July that bis remains should
le.vs New York by the steanshp Jsnssto 80 ruanipg
htfsesn New 1Ork hno richmond, 70 tme 70 reach kico
noud by the tth Of Ju y, shch day the public cere
-s,sf $3.50 rei-'s~ueut sould take place Mr. Henry
Vrgipisn, agent for the Jane~to wp,
Ter 70 place her a, the de
iihsry company Of tois
member Of the
Rcnmond
sed his sympa
regretted his
~ 70 part ~
aston.
10 which sevc~sl gen
eches msde, .esfss
- relating 70 the decessed,
having been the author ef
ctriue," or the doctrine OF NON.
re crowded state Of our columns
% jUst.oe 10 this interesting meet
port ~ fall as u IL deserves 70 be.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A LADY. yorrG, RICH AND HsNDsoMk, VIII
scrrb,lv ipelsent unsns u DESTROYS " secure ~
s,,ss 80 ~. ~ ,nst be Young veil efucsed snd hA
mcssr.,s ee.ih be nust be tail snf DARK Ia Brgpch
49,, $500. a air dtstineue any genuemsn answsr
bs can please address julia Moor ss5 Brosdw
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nKnorRAr1c orNERAL CoamIrrnu-RsgUIAs|
~ meeung Isaiah ny ncefs elected chairman spo uptorl
nenno and Peter Mitchell sscr-Ares vs mouon % oep
Purser ccmnre appointed dr. n resolutions
the yard question: follows GEO n rarser ferasnds
WOOD A. Russell, ". Tweed and wm- nner unsni
mously Isaac " Fowler unsniunousy elected chair
msn pro TEN IN shspce Of svesrey
Resolutions selsbrate rourh 81 July BY ecoperAo
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The falling on In the value u erpor,s for Nay this year
~dens the difference asgresss- fw the Eva moaths
Of the present year, compared 9TH the cor-spon tina
period last me export trade likely 70 be dub for
months Fortunately, our import trade "a 10 the
condition. The decrease In Imports 10 Nay just about
equal 10 the decrease IN erporv leaving the cOnpvs,v
position Of the foreign trace Of the port abou, the
the cod Of the eve morths that reported the eni
the nrst four months The buit Of the fssg OF 10
porv for ssy the Item ol spocis rhs fall imports
ton s likely 70 be limited. mere are ~ yet 90 iodica
tons Of the revival Of general burmese
Nessrs sout, Cews a sssop Ia the name Of
firm Of private bakers brokers jis, Gtsried Dun
can, Sherman % buildings Nsssad street, corner Of
Pine
The total DEBT S the city q Troy suoun 10 ntile
us1 million Of dollars ssusd for the following
purposee;-
PrDcp. Schenectady AMI Troy Railroad debt,
Principal wa,.r vors debt. unpaid '...'..'. 90 ooa
Contingent debt, unpaid ........s.... 1900
Total ss73 500
City bonds e.ned Union Railroad ossnpaDy... es8 $50
90 S5o
heavy burthep FOR city sostaning popoiasou iees
than 5000; and IA surprising that LsnsInsbars
declines N be snnesed
me operations Of The Clearing Hovse W day we're a.
followss-
r, 7e2sol "
U.S. "S"DOos lxSS,noo "
The receip's OF The Ne~ York and Harlem Rsilrosd fos
the month OF MAJ 1885, oc0 sssns, ssi 3sz for
the same month last year ~be the entire expenses q
the company Of operating and msnisnine tbe ROAD or
that month were only hs 600 me great reductIon 10
the expenses Of this conpsay csusei by the
economy aod good msosgemeut ire noome derived
from the city line alone h $500 per day, and th from
freight Of milk 10 $500 per day
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CITY co sMEfxClAL REPORT.

n
AsfWs = Small sAes NJ pots were made ~ &c.
BRKApsTulTs. F,0ur-The msrges steady, with
stb.r d0u z, both for export ana for homo
rte for day footed no about 200 l2,000
Dols within the foioSing range OF pEioes:-
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Tho receipts to-day Include Soe, 600 from customs
me annexed statement exhibits the vAioe Of msrchaA
Dire &c, imported into and exported from th pxs 10
each OF the rss months Of the present past
year,
CoNrRcx OF TIE Poxr OF New YoRK.