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NTALTBY HOUSE

I'VE Having disposed of my entire interest in tina
MALTRG hot ST. | would most cheerfully recommend
to my friends and patrons my successor Mr. L. L. MALT
BY. who has been my principal assistant the MALT
BY, for several years gentleman Of pleasing ad,
dress courteous and correct department. and well quail
fed to give them entire satisfaction.
All persons having bills against H. NJ. SMITH Maltbv
House, will please present them Immediately yment
HENRY NJ SMITH
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/ EDRESERNING JAIiS-t'OR FRESH
/ 4 OR SUGARED FRUIT. &c..
AT REpU CED PRICES
ARTIIIRS Self Sealing Glass Tin and Eayben. an old
and reliable article
POTTER 4 BoDINE'S Alright Glass new, good and
| cheap.
SANDWICH JARS, ground glass shoppers, airHght
BENEFITS Yellow, Earthen. air tight
IOMATOE and Preserving Stone Jars, with corks
PICKLE JARS Glass and Stone.
The very b.S assortment of the above goods ever of
fered in this city with minute printed directions gras
at PARIS CHINA HALL '
2ll Baltimore street
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A GENCY OF THE HAZARD pow

j. II. PRATT " CO.,
Are prepared to receive and transmit CLAIMS FOR COL
LECTION in any city county in the United States
British Provinces. Being in direct and frequent
pondence with reliable Attorneys every city and county,
our facilities for electing speedy and prompt COLLEC
TIONS are such as will give entire satisfaction
OFFICE OF THE MERCANTILE AGENCY, corner of
Baltimore and South Charles streets mr6-H
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1aP C. EN- NJ ERICH g,

StAFES-ROBBER AND FIRE PROOF
D-LILLIE'S PATENT CHILLED IRON, WITH C03i
BINATICN BANK LOCk.-Thc only reliable safe for sale
in this city All other fire proof Safes made of sheet
iron. fair price will be allowed for them in exchange
G. :. WILLETT,
I'll 100 RnltiInnrn IT.
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Ttvc,, here and his w HDde rsuS&
n. ev.s he PhilaheiphM Bulletin, July 80
- uaror .srdred dolArs reward odesed Tor the srrea
4, tse alleged murderer Of Meal, has shsrPenod
s.oss daily reos.ps < letters fro. srsund the
msry giving ,rformasso Of some wandering indivldaa
ss- ne wssss are Certain "S .. 'a y su,s., ,a
s~rsacc cnoer goes Cd in pursuit Of The supposed
@s.; bat - far all these cnsses have yielded no traits
Iss.oss ook,Os aSvidual. who had . sc.r upon NE
NEE, v~s ssvelliDs around in the Jerseys, some
ssax upon ais ssce was a, concluded nat the
stranger could be otfer than he upon tnM
einl ah Constable Franklin posted OF PURSUIT Of hs
xElest, however that The suspected man vas go ,sss
~pe,sousee tD.n de Rvere the Ieaave ior sn." rue
6pae Of Ne~ York had grown too hot for 60 mort tne
oaoer While on tie errand obtained the whole story Of
DE RveEes wsLderings after he vent oSoooeser wnca
Il seems tn. Rviere when he found that the purssit
OF him tecomlog TOO earnest 70 DO Gu Aoe,
sssseo On MS 10 t,sw hat mad. his horne =.
6ebermsns csbin AZ Gloucester ana passed rimseh on
for bores asherman wearyne Of the roush sersy
srgn ara cruped shout toe streets and the markets or
Tie purpose of procuring some sweet oil garlic os,o
Hod other Fren hy fed dsntes as we'll as t'e
Mxury Of gn Finally ne vas compelled 70 eave ecu.
cts,er and be taken down 70 League lssn,, ~,
Isssus ssod was about 70 BE- searched. he pushed On
foRn Rsooon leland, opposite Chester, 49, W -
tsry IN tia, classic on as an individual who wanted
70 DC hs:ie gunning around the sAna. Inc ~nse.
sbserved BY "Aunt Deboy," and remsrKed oy "tos
men folks'i about the house, that the DAINTY ior
esney had n very remarkable capacity for fodder
md exosIleut powers OF aosorpnon While the sncog.
Crnt ~as aiipg Rscocn lssud Aunt Debhy had oc-
csron 20 make up bis bed and nndng under his pillow
usir OF rcyoycrs and oosie knife, she became greatly
ss,msd therea. This circumstance, together " tn the
yscf thar there prospect Of search being made de-
tc-miroo the Zouave 70 direct his attention 70
cure asylum, and he was accordingly brought up IN
brmsos beat and landed NJ the Point House below the
sy in The glory OF blue Shirt syav hat aud revovers
Snce time the 10th inst nothing has been heard Of
the Of the distinguished stranger and Is
hw and taking in and doing for unsuspecing puohcans
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n,ys rvch supplies thrown upon .he market Fashions
aa'ss influence over the sales Of foreign fancy
b s.s 9Th Europe, auc,asse more fsouensiy than in
sss ye1s the facilities Of Intercourse between this
nor W. p.r; s q The country os Is:ns.s 70 shit
-S's ere compelled 70 purchase oaatously n liass
Of geoes, and 70 change and repanish them more fro
70 De, ara Is still pursued to . considerable extent,
~hen large jvbber city trader aads that fashions
% sss nns a so0ss ns aus
CIT TO distant parts of the country In advance OF the latest
fathers AID work them Cd in the best way he can.
The ta:tustcn 10 staple goods much les, and supplies
held with much lees anxiety. The trade from the
South hae estersd the market more freely the
fall trade looks great deal more encouraging from NE
West Western produce has been in active demand me
past week, snd A. improved prices. Owing In part TO
from the Pacific, provisions have also advanced
better o. msnd has sprung up for bresdstus and large
have been mace the present week. at improved
prices. Within the week the sales Of grain (wheat and
corn) probably reached less than about 400 coo
GOO bushels OF ell kinds, and 50 oQ0 TO- 900
barrels -four This movement in the market will tend 10
animate trade at the West At last accounts trade at
the principal cecres Of commerce At the West n
proving Ibis wss fhe case at Cincinnati Chicago
must good trade in the fall to come out
from the West, where stocks OF goods said
to the re- es.ap.nment OF the Western Trade will pe the
restriction Of credits 10 and months Some increase IL
likely 10 arise with the Pacc. There already two
Frazer river Cotton domestic fabrics were rather
better demand, while prices exhibited change Of ion
portance We quote stout enga NJ SIC. sKc., six
months, with sales at si.c, though held generally At
SIC. Beacbei sheerugs and shirtings fair de
msnd, especially the lower grades Brown drills
In good supply but firmly held NJ 8hc Osnaburgs were
selling aold prices Deuims, strpes and ticks we're in
steady demand for the Southern trade 1t old prices
Printing cloths quiet Prints were in large assert
ments and prices well maintained for madden cpIors
Styles exceedingly varegated; stripes perpendcaa
and horizontal with "com bned effect and "set asures
were mest IN demand These goods, according to pat
terms range from 10c al0Hc GmShAms we're unchanged
Mousselp de lsnes were In good demand and desirable
makes selling at 0c l0hc Pongee hsnokerchiefs
firm; while were held a. So rs. Domestic woolens
and mixet goods were moving 10 fair extent, Of
changed prices. Carpengs we're inquired for Do.
mestc shawls In fair request st sesdy prices Fo
reign gpods Of desirable and Of recent importation
IN good demand and firm Black silks firmly
held with lin tied sales French and British fancy dress
goods meet with ready sale. Deaines and stuff goods
without change movemen1 OF importance Uueus
firmly held, while the business moderate.
The following the quotations for cotton domestc fabrics
In this market, at months credit
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From the Independent July 81.
The business IN foreign goods " yet very Insignificant,
and indicates rather later OF activity than
~ first expected The entries al the Custom House
have been large and mostly OF French silk goods, but
buyers yetf few. or the importatons email proper
ton only 10 warehoused the buk entered for consump
uon The total entries OF the week less than half
Of what they 1t this time lss year Next 70 silks
the entries for consumption larger of wooeus those
OF cotton and linen goods are very light rms Southern
and Weste n buyers are selecng woo'ieu goods, aud
mostly of domestic manufacture. The clothing trade
is rather active TOR the Southern market Ia do
mestc goods there Is 4 much more favorable turn OF
activity Prints deaines and shas make the gres.est
show, and are in lnge supply And good assortment
Fancy cassimers are still in active demand, hsvisg
styles unprecedented The demand the best
qualities only. Inferior desigus neglected Zoe
supply increasing Prices steady. OF shaxls there
also avAst variety Of new patterns, which attracting
attention. In staple goods there Is fair and steady
business at full prices but all purchases OF limited
Quantities. There ia disposition 10 lay In large stocks.
Money s In the West, aud In slowly There
Is yet little money moving westward 70 stimulate pur
chases The OF old indebtedness draws
There fewer credits given NJ eight months, and
al Fix months than has hitssrto been the The dig
position 10 limit credU and 10 compensate Tor the lis
ton by an equivalent In prioos, Is very strong. The
plumber OF buyers on here from The country less than
usual at 'bN The railroad Companies still
ipue 10 suffer frcm limited paescngeA ~ we'll as goois
traffic A.roes from France state that considerable
aeTs are ia cjui OF execution for tots lHsrket Raw
silk has sdvsUSs5 from On Increased depsnt for goods,
from appreciated iure Of the sgcrop VI France
and Italy this season.
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Total 2s3 2qs I2I 4Tes 2I2sg l23 sss
1he exports OF -four snd grain FOR the week csdng July
Il, were eo,s bbls -four, 1925 bssteb whsa SCOT
bushels corn.
CoTrFr WAS quiet, while prices were well sustained;
tass Of 700 bags Babia we're mace s ms4 Co
pi,s-es wire uncbspged;
TsfGnSs we're E.c.ye, and eaeAsenens we're cute
Light 10 Lycrpoo.-rlour nominal ~ Z "a b'''''
Ia bulk ard hess, at ID. lao bbls OF pots we're
tslen ct D. ca. tss bone scraps al 27s g. snd sbout
400 400 bales o. cotton at 100. 3ld To Iondou-
200 bb's. pork we're engaged 81 &C. u Rotterdam
1Oc terces sf rice taken al 25s 600 bbs n9ur al
2s sd., and 200 bales Of cotton at o. Sc There was
pcfbing newt GlssgJr or 70 Havre vessel o. about
eco tons was chartered Tor Bensham Bay Frazer river,
IFrrT sales Of 900 bbls. curraus were male /. &c .
Sc zoo boxes layer rssns At o. IS; 900 do. bunch ra
HsT.-ssics Of scJu, 900 bales we're maze al 4jc a
Soc Considerable shipments have been mate within a
few weeks 70 Antrerp, Bremen and other German ports,
at nbous z2s Cd per ton.
HipEs The MARIE, has been rather quie, this gecs,
ho1ers having demanded an advance, which has some.
what ct ecked operations, though the raie has sub ntsd
70 advance o. half cent per ID Ornos1s Tae
vere:--l OCO Ornooos, &c, xix months 2bcO Baeaos
Ayies, 25i<c, do. 500 RIO Hache loSc do 500 San
IEsIHsR-The demand has been some what lmi,ei ,bis
week, but pri,es remain unchanged. Recepts 6s $50
henlcck, o3oo oak; sales, $3.50 hemiock, $3.50 OAK
stock, las, 400 henlcck, "a 500 oak.
LIME ~as in fair demand, and prices unchanged.
$50 bbds Porto Rico were made q, s5c g 40 tat ~ ~
3oc., aud 400 do. inferior clsycd Cuba 81 &c.
NAVAL SToRzsIhe market was quiet With sales OF 200
eco bbls spirits turpensine reported at 44c, and some
sales OF common rosin reported 81 tl So Crude
tnrpcntpe quiet and nominal NJ % 02x per geo Itss
0ns quiet, and saea Of all Kinds nodsfs,e O. uu.
changed prices.
PR0vsIoss -Pork-Tbe mayket was less buoyanL The
sales embraced about 100 bbs intending ~ s7 90
sl7 90, With retail lots 81 si7 20 si7 IS, and pr ne
sold al sl4 thin al f6 25 and clear rers al
sic 70. Beef wss firm, With eeles Of about 800 400
bbls. including country OF 81 81 62, repscked
a, si2 s3 60 and extra do. NJ ola 40 Si4 %:
prime al tl9 s22, and beef hams IN request a.
sl7 ass Bscon continued firm ard sales limited Cut
meats were In good demand, with sales OF about 300
bhde., including shouherr ~ &C. exc, ard hams Is
Ss,c. s7yc picked we're at &c IsrG Or 1 Win
"a e. o. about 100 500 bbls aud ueroes, ~ Al 10
JJ1ic. Batter go0a cemsri, wah ssss d 0aO az
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rhx La Croasee and miiWaukte Hatiroad-
70 TuK HoIpERs OF THE LAND GRAND GRAND BONDS
or TIE LA CROSSE AND MILWAUKEE, RAILsoAD
COMPANY.
oTucK Ia CRossr AID NnvArKrE RAueokD Co,
$50 Broadway, Albany, Jaly 80, 1858 J
In accordance with q rosoluon OF the Board o. Direc
tors Of our c,mpspy hereby give notice tnss the
70 become doe On the land grand bonds on 'ne n's' Oh
August next viii no, be paid -
n sv.tn deep regret and modification that AM com
PEELED 10 make his announcement In jasthczton, nov
ever q the action Of the Board Of Directors desire
raj weeks since whose DUTY vac 10 negotiate for fuods
70 proyoe for the pay ment OF their coupons Tns com
mtee did mako estsfa story arrangements With paruo1
for the amount necessary end 20 reported The Bosro
OF Directors vbercupon tbs secretary w~ directed "
give public notice TIA. the interest weld be paid on toe
Governor IL Wisconsin adverse W the interests and rgns
OF TINS company Affected our credit that the sraoge
merit previously made By them fOr the required funds
uas frustrated and the comuidee nov bod The nseves
unable by any isahsaie mcsns 70 rsAs vac. required
sum Of money,
Deem my duty further 70 state, thar the cous,rac
ton OF road has been "a hfuy coutpuod by the
tractor, and tbs confidently expected tbs within toe
fifty days viii r-n regularly from MI ssukie 4
Ia Crcste on the Mississippi river.
am also perfectly satisfied, from recen. visit &,
Washington that the Land DE srtmsot will recognise the
vested rith Of the company % $50 400 acres o. l,od
Of the Land Grant act 50 that these bonds, ited y
~ 600 goo by the modified trust decd, are secured BY
brft mOrtetge these lands aud hrst morfsge up1t
the railroad from Portage City 70 Ia Crosse one hundred
sbo I'VE mes which IL universally estimsted ss oDe OF
the best paying routes west Of the state Of New YORK
These facts are simply stated by me 70 prevent sasr
Gee BY holders At The present ruinous rates
n p STANTON,
President Ia Crosse and Nlwsakie Railroad Co
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F.NEttI I'VE DE NJ I'M
RlcANoNp, July %, lSbS.

10 Captain PARISH, Steamship jamestown
Ny DEAR SIR-Er closed send order upon the Urea
sury Of money stipulated 70 be paid Tor
a.ion the Steamer jamestown OF TIE guess
STATE accompanying the remains OF Mr. Monroe ~
Richmond.
Although have bad the satisfaction 70 express TO you
personally private my appreciation Of your KIND
ness 70 Mr. Wise and myself, your guests, think II
dpe to you acno xedge officially the hospitable gen.
and gensemapy oourcsies offered 70 the guests
end Representative STATE by yourself and the po
lite and attentive officers or your chip.
Tpe tasteful decorations and suitable and handsome
drApers Of mourning prepared Tor the re
eopon depository Of the remains were worthy the
secession your CONSTANT attention and care ente You 70
sincere thanks while the dignity and spirit wnicn cha
yacterzed the honorable part you played IN the solemn
scene, won the respect and admiration OF all
VIM. MUMFO2D.
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OUR FAMILY MARKET REPORT.

The dulness in trade which we have 50 often noticed
in market report this year stu continues aud dealers
complain that trade 70 ali appearances does involve
large ssles by third did this time last year. With
the fall. however, is hoped there will be activity
in the provision market
Vegetables Of all kinds cheapenipg daily The market
il full Of fine mercers Dykeman and June potaoes FROM
Long Island, which are selling at from 81 70 TO 81 so
barrel. Farmers beginning complain of the
Of rain, and said that the crop has been injured at
least third in New Jersey account OF the dry spoil
IN the e~y part Of July Rain required oil to help
the late potatoes So far there been noticed
and IL probably would have developed itself in some
localities had the weather been moist. There Is every
reason for believing that the potatoe crop will be
large Tomatoes beginning 70 come in brskly
from the surrounding country and win be very psntu,
The look good enough 10 eat Corn had better be
avoided for while yet jersey supplies this market to
are scarce ssi a5ipsriSsskss Cabbage beginning 70
loom up on the stalls
few peaches have come in from Jersey, bull are
hardly 1T eat the bert in market are from the south
difficult 70 quote them, the price varies much ana
the fluctuations are 30 great Another circu instance that
makes difficult 70 quote berries and fruit s the practice
common Of having unusual measures In which they
Sold Thus peaches, backberres raspberries and the
like to market In all kinds OF uneven
Sometimes the tasket will be thirds OF quart and
then again II will swell 10 three quarters OF q bush
el The conviction Is forced upon one that these
and city authorities should compel all retail dealers
sell ali vendble provision by dry mea,ure then people
would know what they were buying. It would be q sill,
more beneficial reform If all provisions we're sold BY
weight Just think or this, hcssrs. Aldermen.
Apples of the common varieties are plenty Pears are
very scarce and poor. We noticed . good quantity OF
musk melons In market Berries Of all kinds viii be cheap
this year. Backoerries are coming in plent.fuly.
There charge TO note In butter. rhe receipts have
been light, particularly Of Orange county. Certain deal
understand bow TO manipulate State butter into
crsrge county and there quite demand for il for THAI
purpose. II rs almost good the original Eggs
cheaper and the demand light The honey in marke, is
all srsned, the comb being tender to send 10 yet
We find nothing 70 note in poultry game, hsh or flesh
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q 2oa
Rlcr -sass OF 100 tierces were nude a. s,la ssz.,
SUGARS The market continued active afv awe
OF &c, making the wnoo advance tn, weeks sales o.
about 10 por 10 over the prices current lest week rhs
ssles 70 day embraced shout $500 hhas- chiefly Caba
DuscovAaos, fair 10 good and prime qualities at 7ssc
sssc and Porto Rico q s%c with small lots OF
common Cuba rather fellow the inside quotations.
rEAs-Terms mosths -Hsson. Is hf Gu VI 43o +, ~
do $780,. ~ d. 3sKc 81 do 32c., Is do sos, 20 do.
2eho Young dyson, 40 hf Gu At 4a, 10 DO 4,kc., ~
do. 4lc., 90 40. zokc 10 do Acc A do 39kc 50 do.
sshc, 81 do $50, 70 do $40 200 DO 500 IN do IS
90 co. 35c As DO 34hc III do SIC "A do $780,, 80 do
s2hc., 81 do 32c., 1b7 do 81 10 l44 do 3oc 100 do.
2ehc Sa2 do 1885, 2S2 do 2Sc, N do n c 2b do 27c
go do. 26kc, lo2 DO. 26c l6 do. axe 90 boxes do.
a9c., 200 do. 34Hc Hyson skin, II hf on. At 26Il,
Byson twspkay, % hf. CHI At &c. rwsnkay, IS ch al
26Ks, 50 hf do 2sc, 43 do. &c, III do 26c. l6 do
&C. Guppowder, Is hf. CHI 46c, 46 do 4b1<s ii 10.
44hc., % do Axe, rs do 40c 20 do. &c., IL do SIC,
70 do $780,, 81 do &c.. IS do 3aKa 95 DO SAC 81 do
33kc, So do. $40 "a do. 81 n 100 boxes ssKc Impe.
rial II hf ch. 4tkc, 10 do 43Kc Is do Acc, A DO.
34c., 90 do. $780,, So do. &c., SO cases do 5oKc.
wmsKxy--Sales OF about 800 bbls. made n ESQ.,.
closirg dull II that price.
WooI--The demand this week b much the eame the
last, and We mako important change. Some Eastern
manufacturers have been but bought very sparngy
and only such lots 70 be had ct low prices Con
OF wool very cautious still in their purchases
The sales comprise goo lbs. lambs at CSC 29c Dash
10000 lbs Of oherrades No TO extra a. 29c 3c, aud
900 lbs fleece 1t prices not made public, but within
the range Of quotations Nothing to report in foreign
WOOL Arrivals OF fleece wool for six days, 100 bales
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CLEARED.
rieanshp North star, Jones' Southampton md Havre-D
shsp london urrlbut, London Grnnel, Mln'urn Co.
sSip Java, Dsgrel Gisseo-- Dnnham 4 Dmon.
s1d Scs5 ssrD Ss,on
BAH suIsna wsl.ou. smyrna-g NJ BrsgEsou a Ducics.
Prs Gusnche tspl, seiis, ssrta Cru1-w DeForrest
c.
hris Lgcre,is w.ilses :. Ms5ys &C., tsJ Ps,ers
tesr sarah Mnis, Undersln. Bsrbsdoes-H KnOI rhu
senr E,er gsp, rser u.rsOr er..ss ,%ss wsI.'s4 Go
sr H.ns Ts,,y r1sy,ssssssJ Edwards.
sloop Pbca,I, Shepherd; New haven Edwards
Steamer Ann Ella. Robinson, PhiAfelphis
tieamer 1bos sparks, Greene. Philadelphia
ARRIVED.
sSre o. fssscd he Bssis 10 IS and saw no Zee asd
-sy y r,.s S 81 s &, y; with moderate
rs sns p.a.ss S . sposesd e.op %
thip Bumoold,ln boston HOLMES, Cslso April ls via
rey and s. from ~ in ne
rsss :. ~ - ss Wan a% H. sIS s Of q
ssp smpIls' gogmss Liverpool, Jun' a. with md.e and
sSp Franz rhn, tof fhoms.on, Robu-gn Liverpool q
e e ., Rsrmore died. While lying At Liverpool u.
ssn,o sssSsr ron june sch shifted cargo snss nan
wind, sth ing, BsrgSsrg.g SPOKE :.hr wI..o.
Edwin Forrest.
STRIP webster IAwxcnce, Liverpool June IL With mdse
and 9Da pssseussfs, N2r<Hrd TIes.on % July 2 lsi
TO- ca .. elchrS ssaa,. yih ps,I.s e.rk .cu,.s
: :ss sssa YEA ssass . &? :sS s.Ss
bark Tay, OF Gresnock. adding r.
ship Julia Lawrence tof Rcckaodl. Spear. Tuniersnt
Savs from the Downs with coal 70 an0~ Bar
esss July rs lat 9 lon 81 spoke ship Anercsn Eagle
shin Pesres of Farae-r Osborn, Havre, Wis Portsmouth,
June 20 win mdse 10 Wskeman, Dimon 90
rhr Iohp Hancock lof New Orlesns Co0n Antwerp and
Flushing, June a. with mdse and ~ passereers 70 Post
saith Go July ai 40 90 lon ~ 40, exchanged fguals
with 81 brig Margaret steering W IuiY IS st 30 0s lon So
to,x A p,ict from boat Edwin CREST No IA
khu ONVd roailey Magma. Apverp and Fltsoing, jane
Is wift udse srd ls rrpenge<s, 10 Post smith %.
thp Msgu0ucoof, Howe E0uerd1n, % dsya via
schnspps psapcpgfrr UdOipho Wolfe July o. la,
ge ~ ic 81 40 spoke bssg Wihsnna DIungham, hence
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january i, 1853
1850 1857. 1853
Entered NJ the port. s3los,tlb 3,e6s,3l6 2,eies7s
Thrown on MARKET. s123,4i2 4,3S9,s47 3,0it5o7
Since January l. 1855. 1867. 1858
Ens red At the port SIS 2es 26l e3o4 sos 3oLeo 3ss
Thrown on market. t7739, 2s3 6o,2s7, 22o $3.50 sol
nv the above table will be that the entries
this port The past week, with the amount Withdrawn aad
thrown upon the Market approximate more closely the
amounts f,r The ssme period in 1866 and 1857 10 Other
words the statement shows decided increase 10 our In
ports q foreign dry goods compared with many pre-
oecns sui the asgregsies, for the whole tine
,nce The rss Of January last not much over one half
OF What they for the time In 1866 and 1851
There have been more iodicstons Of revival ~
trade the present. week, though the fsn trade
osntot be said 10 have fairly opened
Complaints have prevailed O. want Of desrsolc esort
mens ~ fcregn gtods, purchasers nodiBg difficult b.
SUIT tber wants and Ne gte of their customers from me
aoc4 Offering 70 the trade. rms olnicsiy nus ne
removed, SINE extent Dy the reosn mporstons sad