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SOS. 1888.
sCARRITT a MASON,
hoisssle and Retail Dealers in and Manufaetu.
rcrs of
furniture and UphOlsIcry
Washington Avenue, between End aud Sd streets
ST. LOUIS, MO.
| our Wnrerooms vii. be found the latest and
best sts les, mado ~ the best workmen, and of
superior material shd finish.
BEDSTEADS,
Fine Rosewood and Mahogany, Walnut, Oak and
Cherry, with high post and Canopy
A SlDEBOARDS.
Rosewood, Mahogany,3sUah ard Walnut. with
Shelves and Marble Tops
"AK0RoBEs AND SECRETARIES
Rosewood, Mahogany, Oak and Walnut.
SOFAS:
Mahogany and Walnut, covered in Hair Cloth.
Lasting and Brucateile.
BUREAUS:
finelko'ewood, Mahogany, Oak and alqui, with
WASH STANDS:
Rosewood, Mahogany, Oak and Walnut.
CENTRE AND SIDE TABLES,
With Marble Tops.
HAT RACKS:
hosewood, Aahogany, Oak and Walnut, q many
styles.
Also, hne Rosewood, Mahogany, Oak and Wal
nut Parior, Easy and Rocking Chairs; eyery yarie
ty nf Cushion, Hush ard Cane Seat Reception and
cottage chairs; Incumbent Chairs, Piano Stools
Uttomans, footatools, Lounges, Corner ana sias
" hatnots, Extension Tables, shower Baths. IL
Boxes Wire aud tin Safes, Srar,tfss Patent Loanoe
bedafeads. GILT LOOKING GLASSES. Splendid
Per Glasses, Ovsls, Mantle and square; Wood
Frames in Large assortment.
BEDDING.
epring. Hair. Moss, Excelsior and Hunk Nj.
trAsses Feather Beds Pillows holsters Cosn1Grts.
sAests, &C., all OF the beet material add 3rfed
u b. fresh, sreef and ner.
Every " ticie warranted as represented, and at
responding quality.
ufdeu solicited and faithfully filed.
We cordially invite every one who wishes 10 call
ma dxAminc aud price our goods, We are pleased
% STOW cnr goods, ind giyc you ali the
In our power.
. All articles stM W " carefully paekea, and de-
liycred ON toatof Mt the house.
inch ), IS dAWim SCAkRITT 4 MASON.
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DRiea Deef..Augar Curaa.
ME have just received from oincinnAti . choies
w artisis at the Grsoery and Provision store 81
KELLOGG ! BIRaE,
msDed9w Roxrth-st.
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Fine Roses & Fruits.

Flne Roses IL Fruits.
1000 n o.e., on their own roots, iao splendid
Multisor. pr.;riss =. nyI.aa aM%o'ne'
Hybrid Bou,bon. uyh,,a !, r,.s,.al - ~,
rnonstant. Hybr,a Gina 49,. $500
yellow Ro,ss Ria. a,',, vas,ssa, Mos 1. aaa
tied, dotted and ,t,;ren a.,iiss L ma
ara I~.,f pr,..,.sai sixsh .ns ~ ".
sssor,men,. 'af'f' anu 1o''vsae0
1000 TIoWcrtng Shruhe - Honevsrol i.
Snowfall II. Hpircss, Almonds tiargs IA dvf'
dbl. aowsring), Dcatxis Ssskre Ana Do err
ellis, Psrpie Fringe, SCARLET Pleverine
Ounce, Forsythia Virilissima, Symphofis
variegasa, Blue Flowcrins Amorp6a, lama.
risk, Weigela Rcsca Italian Privet Phila-
delphus GrnndiAorus, Syringe, sts.
5000 Currents. - Red and Waite Dutch. w.
tor:a, Cherry, White Urape Black Naples
Bang mp Black, Early Red provenoe md
Chsmpagns fuesh color.
0OOO q o0Aebcrrscs. Finest Eneiish Ian
cashire) sorts, and IIoushtouT Seeding.
1.-THE most prolific variety cxtant)
5000 lsaspberrkes.--Red Antwerp. ftruel.
Franconia, Gushing, Orange, Col. Wilder.
White or Yellow Antwerp. White proli6ic
M keSr .ksnp
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I&xas
STEWART 4 GRIFFITH,
Once FORMERLY occupied BY ifs,ch I Thompson,
SECOND ST., EEAR MAIN,
KEokUk, IOWA,
Attorneys and Connssiiors at LAG,
INSURANCE,
LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
lnqsiGr attention pctd to the Collection Of Debts.
~ and Loa,.ing Of Moneys.
nErxRro
Hon. J, Phillips, Phoenix, New York
Hon. ChAs. Butler,
Walter s Griffith, ESQ.,,
Hon. Hiram s.ocum, Troy, ".
Hon. Albert H. Tracy, Buffalo, N. Y.
H. A. Tucker 4 Co, bankers, Chicago.
Seo' =, rearsons, Esq Counsellor, Chicago.
Chas Parsons Co., bankers, Keokuk.
Tillinghast, Lane Buel,
Col A. Dudley,
H.. 4. Bower, Esq, Merchant,
I N S U r A N c E!!
Insure your Property against kdnaby
FIHEI FInEl FInEs~
In the following responsible Companies
HUMBOLDT
FIRE INSURANCE PANY,
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
d CASH CAPITAL
Iw" hA0dssd Thsuaand Dollars,
briasepors Fire 4 Marine lnS. Co.,
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
CAPirAL AND SuRPLus, 1907 900 90.
farm ers 4 Mechanics lnsurnnceCo
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
CArirAI, $500, 900 90.
Tbs above highly responsible Companies are now
prepared to Insure PROPERTY against
Loss or Damage ~ Fire.
AND Pay all Losses Promptly. -xZ
!, INSURE YOUR LIVES,
For the Benefit Of those you Lone!
NA
mutual Be IN fit Lite Insu p noe Co.
Chartered by iAs State Of Ns~ Jersey, ls4s.
Losses paid upto January i, 1885,, 81, TO-, s4s SIS
DIVIDENDS paid - Insured O0S SOS n
NNe' Observation-Disclosures SapitaI.. ,S26.73
Policies are issued in the above reliable and
responsible Life Insurance Company, by paving
one hall the premium in cash, giving note Tor the
other half at6 per cent. interest-annual diyi.
dsnds averaging IS per cent, paid to insured and
noFD stock holders.
calland see the agents for above Com panie. At
their oihce on second street.
STEWART GRIFFITH.
$4,000 FIRST Mortgage Bouds
vi the Tifln FL. Wayne Il. X. to Exchaus re for
Lands.
BENT0NSPORr COAL.
Orders for this superior Coal can b. left nj the
once OF STEWART GRIFFITH.
$50 Acres Choice Farming lnnds.
In Lucas and Ringgold Counties, Iowa,
For Sale Cheap Erehanee fer Good.
philadelphia CITY Property,
In Exchange for Farming Lands in Iowa,
Missouri or Illinois.
Lands In Northern and Southern Iowa for
safe ON favorable terms, by
mchl0d STEWART l. GRIFFITH, Agents
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EOR lkENT.
F1sHREE fine sleeping rooms corner Of Jshnson
i and Fifth streets, third stcry.
sst3S-dtf 1oHN STAUHU6.
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BRUCE sON,
Land Agonss aaA Brokers.
.pEALkRs In
EXCHANGE AND LAM MARRANra

Z
EXCHANGE AND LAND WARRANTS.
WA LaHds. inpresst Farss, TWIN Property, &C.,
TokT DODGE, IOWA.
"E pay particular attention. To the ssiection of
w Lands and thai : location. sith cash Or Land
warrants, A. tbs r.. Ds4se, Sioux City and Usage
Lnnd Dietricts, Iowa. We have agents a Siour
CITY aud devote their whole time and a.
tentol " tbs tranAsetion of oar business The ~,
Dodge district wilirccrivc our psrsonsl attention
We viii collsct notes, hils, drafts and
throughout Iowa, and remit proceeds promptly In
TRAITS on New York. Heal Estate IN ID La nd War.
rants bought and sold On commissions. Titles sx-
amined aud taxcs paid. We also pay PARTICULAR
ATTENTION t0theloasing If Lap nd v arrgnts for ,pp
residents, the ioaning VI morsy at best western
rates, and 70 Investments generally. We examine
carefully ell lands locate and will live plat Ana
description Oar sommitsisa fer ioaning or locating
Land Warrantsin the above named strie.s vii 10
SD psi 90, - per I7n, ~ per so. ana IS per 10
acres, whish shouid scconpsny the warrants, and
Also the LAnaOfhcs fees on warrants Of 81 for escb
acres, In bills or drafts ON New York
LAND ENTERED ON TIME.
All hasiness sntruted 70 ~ will receive promnt
sud cersfa iattsation. Corresponds nces oiicited.
apr2e-dAwly
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N
VsilE MA621c ROOFING 10 we'll adapted u
l. steep or 4epfs, is fire proof, and beccNiSe
hAx4 Giil admit Of wear by treading thso6c1,
1h snakes Il desirable fer piaHras, cars, steam-
boalsyAe. DC. For further particulars, please cali
at the oihce, where samples con be seen. go.
febl7dly
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Co~RArtnershjp.
The andersignsd, having formed Co. Partner
ship ascr the name and q yis Of Hainss DrotAes,
and purchased the entire interest OF II. g. IsrTar,
Will contlpus the susness VI snanu incssring S~su
Dsers, Blinds, Flooring, PnmP- Tubing, xe., at
Keoknk I r.. Dss Moines Rail Road Depot.
ROBERT HAINEE,
Ksotuk Sept -, ~. Pc. HAINES.
oet8-d
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! :; :; =: !:
ksnE l.s III ~ nr 4, \. sss sag
fosr.I. KsoE T. lows ~ = I BOW rsosisiaS
and o6sring : large an 0Su selected stock q
NEW GOODS, all bought u cash within tAs last
s ssrsy day. nth. AZ tss and rssiA
our stock IL ns9D44 9m4 l05ey is
And customer can here Ana Isut@k r IN = ri
|. wanted, that Is fashionable sa ap. l6ev1
Y esms to the eouelusi that - }n ~ - r.
81 two in the bush,' he M adopesa ~ - 11
a eyssem, consequently the g
pes 81 Goods Must CaaAc DSWuI
ready pay sys,em win be n 6otually es11nn.
ea at the counter, as every article hail ~
r. j. the very lowest possible advance e. M5st
z19oSs Thereby making difference Of from ten ID
Aftssn per cent. from credit prices. The motto
villthen be
49, CHEAP FOR CASA.
a hall profits add quick rstarus--a1a would re-
specially invite the attention ~ bnycrs to the
richest and mos, elegant stood -
SILK and Fancy Goods
Probably ever exhibited In any store west Of Nsw
York, comprising.a fun and complete assortment
q silks and yelyet loancsd Robes and Robes a
Poplins. saxony Rlsids, Plain and Printed AssA-
noes, Plain Mcuslin de Lanes, French fYtn1s
Toll DE- Chevcres, Robes ~ Yoyaxc, pnHlss
Priatedsflsnnels, coburgs BS1Riasins, BhAwl s,
Closks and Mansillas Dress Fringes, Velvet and
/, TaGatA Robes.
kspecial attention s requested TO ITO large stock
of White foods, Embroideries, Cellars, Sleeves,
y Hosiery and Gloves.
Y CARPETINGs AND on CLOTHS.
New Patterns Of Tapestry, Bspssels aud ingram
grader. Also, hugs and NAAS
Now one aud All are rerpec1Sliy invited 10 give
MS call. VIC charge nothing ics Showing goods
and ~ gramhlsng If yoadoaf buy.
''' - III. 'i rsxIsa,
aepD 's1-d AaiAs1&sjnetveen sd and 4th.,
O. asd sss' 1n1 Ass What,
~ wMY. rN41NEsS
n sGPLENDlD STOCK or
NEW LL DRESS GOOpsi
THE GREATf VARIETY EVER opPERsp
A ND selling atFrices that tai their own tnle
"A Rich taris Embroidered SETS Collars. rsder
siseves, Bands and fleanclgs, Ldgings aaa In
.ss.."s.' and o.ss &c s.ed. TO lusassoas |.
'' ssp ,sss z ch..S S III a,ar..
A Ii sAiG r. ltslr, Old al SouIs :. RE
"a and sAas5 10 to Is per cent b
n-..ng tas's rsssss' rs ,.sRse sariet
= .sspssd cAs .nS c.sa s.ore.
GONE spisnds chine1< Dha~is, Broehe. Lon,
Mnd Squa rek hawlk, and all kinds of w co
pls, pm the very beet quality down Sd,
htSqnHf1lsr Of cloaks ard ,4sntilias, .hsnr At
e. TEgySr-s.
EX41k AOR DlNARY ATIKAGTIOnYj
fNths way OF Carpets and Oia0ioihs new cat.
lt6ps u Royal yslrets, Tapestry Ersssels. n.
psstTr lsgrsis. 1hreHEpiss, supers.s Rsgs ana
49, ~ - IKkINE's
sd 1heap Cash Store.
re n NTa.E REN
ings, Shirts, Dr( anH ieYy
further notice, NJ Lkss T. bTEkN COST
TON CASH. ps0. POSTER
n0vsdA~ Sssoad-s.
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"HITE Ironstone Dinipr, Tea and To;I.t
~ Wnrs, Of new and beautiful shapep, Tor sale
In sets or pieces to salt purehascrs, by
JeSd GEO. POSTER.
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GEO. FOSTER,
IxPoEfxR AND pxAIxs IN
CAina, Glass asa Quecnsware.
SOLAR LAMPS, CASTORs & SPOONS.
TABLE CUTLERY, LOOKING GLASSES &c.
Main-st,, 5 doors below 18th,

- ......IUWA.
f1NuE attention Of purshasessis respectfully IN
= vitsd e the above stock, which vii b. found 10
comprise the newest, larxsstAaa best srsorfment
~ tue KIND syer caersd for sAie In This city an Of
which ere Offered Ut prices 10 suit the timer =
Parties about TO commence hour kcepine. hm...
keepers, aid Min want Vt the above srficlsv. Vii,
nad Il 70 thsir advantage 70 give me- : eail m.
vioss 70 punch aaing elsss here. -
tune8A a. rngrpp
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sIHESieccr atsd Cbina Vases, Ooloehcs, Netcb
Boxes. qNA6i ssticks, Card baskets, Inks. Note
Cups and eAsssrs, 49,, In gfsAt vssisty, and for
Ale iow,6y GEO. F0efER.
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Isis Asvlls,
4 IN d.
1tne trim
direct
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I yERAN pOLEs in get. Or pairs new and rich
asylssfor sale BY GEO. FOeTHR. !
iuneR
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~ ssfrss hStraw
DSrfies.
2 bxs qaart and ! gal
lon Pickles,
hxs Tom ato catsup,
bxs Pepper Sauce:
lee kgs super arb soda,
10 cks soda Saieratas,
ice hxs Babbcti's sale
ratusin lbpapers,
loo bxss<l0 Glass,
~ bxs iDSl2 do
% bxs l0Se Ia, f0E 10,
10< ~, iOss 70, and
le lG Is glass,
bxs prime new Raj
Sins,
e0 dru msnew 49, !.
! ease Citrsa
] cAsk Eng. 4
A lnres stoek ~ y
hfm Jute CordA
GnMsmp and -,
Bed cords,
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Passengers Arrived

In steam,hp Futon from HdrTe dnd Sou,Ao"P''s-Hr
Csrerce Seward. NJ }. Hunt Robert Lynsroo Louis Law
nson Bouapate Jacob Meter lady, 4cbud and servti
A. Dupont C. T. Carpenter Miss C. Rogers Mta p Rogers
ard ,op A. w and W T. Rogers, Mics s. Walker VI" sopos
Inrniss Mrs Hooker and s.rvsJt Miss Forsyth Niles r.
Carey Mr. Van Kleeck aud children Misses Gross oo.s
u Rayisud Ocar s. X. ynaud aud lady, Robert Bsney, NJ
Bery III arer Of dispatches Uued States Aron at Paris
to The American GOvenmen Mrs Berry child sn1 svsD
10 th Fteuch General Consult Ms Lesendre aud child Ms
A. Boiset snd child Miss j. Hardenberg Robert N wash
Iobn a. Ca,ar j. C. Coleman Mr.. Woodbury. NJ. q Bates w.
Hs.enhers Mrs A. du Fesssnge Chas Herter Antb Asgs
Mir PaIs c. Letter. MrS. A Smith aud children Mrs f.
Smith and children Alfred Dufonr Henry Wson and LADY,
j Dicsnson Farees Williams, john Mama Mrs ZsazosI
Miss A. and c. Wolf l.. and PaIet Huguenn, L. DAM
End p A. Bacsalupo, f. A. MARTYR, I. Mayer 7. We" W.
Gepscn ,dy ard ciii Mr Thalhesr, Mr. Vol and lsdS
Krensr A. Gardin. NJ Bocbet, Miss IL. Mayer, Miss Be-
RcsenbeOrn. MIS-. TT yssr Ms Es sirsst Mss hgn.
CoIlss adv and 6hdren Misc Sophie Bon onE, Miss G..
PIessel Miss Marie Msnss.nGn-Totsl, li3.
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or NETWORK. BOSTON. PHILADELPHIA AND AL
BANY-REPoRrID WEEKLY ExFREssLY Fos fHE NEW
YORK TRIBUEEwth fun particulars Of hec-Ps Sales aad
Prices Of BEEyRs MILK Cows VEAL CALVES SWINE, SEeEP
snd LAMBS NEwYoRK made from personal observation
by SoIox RoBssog, WEDNESDAY, EVENING THE rea,
market day. exclusively for TINE NEwfoRk fRiBusE, and
printed FRDAy MORNING IN the SEHI-WEEELY.
BfEyES in NewYork mostly sold by Cattle Brokers'
con much T. hesd they estimate the weisht Of
NJ, the four quarters will make the aked q. the Dake
price y ri bullock that well dress cwt. .. lOc ~ 10
90 Al Bos on, the price qa,ted for FIVE qaAr'er-
the hide and fat IL included in the estimated weight Tee
number reported for this city 1857 5 IA OF these 1926
sold the "Wednesday markets (WsLinson Drove
YGds Foy fourth street, averssng for esch market AL ard
vayirg i63 $50 upon different esye The ta number
for ;6 ls 57 and the 81 mGkes on Wetresdsy
1884.
Msny very yourg sold a, phce q bead
MILK COWS according 10 the price Of beef
heh market draws fat frcm the daes aud makes
roo for Poor sell for f25d so;
medium ones fS5d IS; good ones &0de5 foe
k7Jd The number last year y so The
chaut generally reserves the calf
SHEEP AND LAMBS sold mostly by brokers' 81 much
Per head ranging from % TO Sc for common stock and 81 20
SIS tor extra In 1857 he Lumber sold 4o6; 1855 he
number bS2, 13e.
SWINE received mostly by railroad and sold al Aheons
Forv fourth street Tu.r Thirty street and Hold
Riyer generally by the pound live weight The number
ported in 1857 293 ga the ranged from 70 &C.,
and for hrt pine mouths generally 7c The number
eeiyed In 1856 49, 81.
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Arrived.

L. s. NJ. steamship Fulton Wotton, Hsvre May T. and
southampton May at with mails, mdse. and pass
VIZ. Drayon. May noon. a al 80, lon. 81 ~ signal.
ed Br. bark Earl Of Ctaemont, bound W.
Steamship Locust Point French Baltimore days ndse 70 H.
B. Cromwell Co.
Ship Gosport (oi Portsmouth, Va u srdy Norfolk q hours
and act of siS months since iskng present sbsut
onche' Per hour keeping one steam pump going shout
quarter OF tn time 70 free her which 10 under the charge Of Mr.
John Young and b. Perry. She towed this city BY
seamtug VIM Webb, Capt. H.zzsd.
kJehu (Bt L'ddle Leshon March IS and Gbatr lprll
Tarbs rags and &c to NJ. Pasta, May - lat ~ So
op 81 w. passed. bvk Senga bound f. The j. has expseneed
strong we,tery gales.
April l6 fruit &c, 10 Goodwin & Bros
bne Nate heath ketchum Carcenas 7th inst sugar. tc W
Mora Bro Navarro q CO.
sehr. Lexington, Poole Rockport fish 10 master
sehr Banner. TUFTS, RlcspoTt. fish 20 mss;-r -
schr Hsnnaheit. Ferris udse. from ship Clara Brookman,
wrecked at sqasn, to Bird Mellon o,.
schT c ~ Roger, johnson, Virgil IA 2daYs, oysters
schr Helena (Br Roberts Prince Edwards Island 7h inst,
oats 10 J. w. Lowd.n.
sehr Morning Star (sr) Ch.po, Prince Edward. Island II
days, poia.oss o nissfer
scf Commodore Tucker, Loud, Calais day. lumber TO o.
b sTcInsn.
schr julia Martha Love Calais VI. New Haven in ballast.
10 master.
schr Gipsy IDsa', Machias days. lnter to Simpson
MsyLewa
schr Charles Workman. -, Potlmd, Conn.
schr Bill. outbvIly, vrsinis, oyst'is
schr ~. Brownipg, CoEovsr Virginia, wood
soop yissnt, Rss'b, Newport.
sioop Jane msrs, Ware, Norwich mdse. master
Steamer Boston, ssew, Philadelphia mdse 70 PerxuA
Steamer Petrol Arey. Providence n,ds-. 10 l. Ot.l
oden. "" ~
sAILED-From Quarantine, ship Creole Pierce for New
Orleans. T~' " 49,
Ao steamship. Marion Foster Char-son Roam Ike stn-
,.r Norfolk ship American Couir,ss Maher London shr
May QUEEN |apsy San Francisco.
Withholding the day from 4.
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land ,,oAuct for April VIII range rom % to % ,ur
9Th The probsbly Of a tune for May. There 10 no

,eanress in tho mines d ia looking az well ~ ever.
,unor. which We cre Inclined 20 believe ID oorTc',
,,stes tia. the Minnesota was troubled with re'sf
throughout April, ard that the April product wll run
eonsdeTsbly behind the yield of April, 1857. Ihs y
Temporary fcisrcy opiy ard the Whole p'Gaa que
for 1873 all probably equal tina, Of lSI. We earn
that the MY .Ieeois Company, az we'll a. the CIi -
bare pper in hand. 1t refuses TO sen tae meta
the Lax al present prices the ground that tne
market will speedily improve. This view is enter
tSneS by some Of the most experienced dealers mere
ard IN NewYork.
"Chf il unusually firm in view OF the Approaching
August dividend Of s., and of the stock dlvioe0d
'shch We are informed, s 70 be declared as soon OF
the new organization can be effected. The diSias!d
will be equivalent 70 $40 $l5 $50 e. share 10 CO sh.
The Cliff ia good 10 cent stock ct loo, win cop
per a. 70 TO % cents When the new shafts are Va OPP
Grafton II will be much than this Inc NO uona
has psired s case with the Minnesota in tho United
States Courts, tu. the Minnesota has comne'iced an
.ouity suit in the Michigan Courts which wni prop
| ably CONSUME twelvemOntb- The NatloIC expects
10 get speedy possession Of the disputee serrtory
and IT. oppo1ent thinks it will not. the recent ad
vance IN Eationa il consequence OF ss success 10
the law suit. The present workings are about as as
rsport.d, The success beirg moderate !ne disputed
tsiritory undopbtedly would make the National worth
81 eOU000."
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The Boston Post in reference to the money market
rays:
The purchase Of Treasury notes by the Boston
Irrespective of this ou,go however the specie current
Is st setting ard this city There is change TO
note in the supply or price of money. Large sums
cannot be lent al any price, and We suppose that al
nes ct any amount be had at cent by the right
ssit Of PEOPLE, on the very bestseourty Prime paper
goes at al rates from TO =, and very strong
notes have been taken AZ Il, with holders fighting
sravely for q lower figure. New York funds are as
abundant as need be. Business, upon the whole, is
very lair, and IN some branches and with houses
Of 1857.
"From Isie Royals, Pewabic and Copper Falls
there nothing OF interest. AL three seemed TO have
pssssd their maximum for the present. Outside but
experienced observers OF the Pewabc say there ia
Tnes.iCn abSu. tho 100 taas lhis wear Toe Eiint
nasei = lot presentiDg IN encouraging appearance.
Sspsrpr about - heretofore described, though pre-
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-20
Tosal......&2 O4 564 1877 76l 657557 1885 10
Lat week 2o2 $50 625 5SOy7 628M,l G N95!4


Last week 2c2 SCI 625 l349,S0U t28H 26 A,95!i2l
Ihonpsoa's Bank Note Reporter says:
"Much caution Ii necessary IN taking the notes Of
several new banks in Pennsylvania. Although they
have full charters aud the Governor has granted them
clean certificate yet do not ike their organic alton
OF their management; and above all we see lniics-
heAs Of their esgerness % make Western or foreign
bepe."
The holders Of first mortgage bonds of the Ogdens-
burg Railroad Company coming into the proposed
agreement for extending that mortgage ten years quite
satisfactorily. The smo INT OF bonds already signed
reaches 1929 900, out of 81 100000 Inc proposition
to pay up all pastdue coupons at the time the extern
sen lie agreed upon and to give to the mortgage new
Hen upon the entire property from the Corporation,
which is 70 be organized by the second bondhOders
new in possession. The paper for signatures is at
the sffice Of Messrs. Head and Perkins of Boston,
Whe paying the October coupons on presentation.
The meeting Of the stock and bondholders of the
New-AlbaDy and Salem Road yesterday, at the office
Of the Farmers Trust Company was well attended,
and the best feeling evnced n favor Of carrying
out the scheme Of the Company. large majority of
MI the bondbolders has assented TO the arrangement.
Committee vas appointed by the meeting to obtain
Me assent Of the remaining bondholders.
The canal tolls collected Buffalo continue to show an
important increase over the past two years as follows
iss7 durias Msyy ''''''''''''''.' si3 ~
R5s, brst two weeks and four days.......... Is Is
The Buffalo ErPress says the amount OF flour
sApped from that point up to Saturday night ~ days
was u, 22 barrels, being within 10 $50 barrels Of the
whole smonLt shipped during the whole of last season
The statements of the Boston Banks for the mast
two weeks compare as follows: