davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-02-04
Congressional.

WksHNGroN, Feb. /.

AANSAo IN IltE HOUSE.
Mr.. Parrot asked leave to present ccr.
tain points in the resolutions Of the Legis.
lature Of Kanzas, with view to have them
laid on the table and printed. (Impa-
tent exclamations of what are they?-
Read! Readily
Mr. Craig objected and raised the ques-
ton that the papers could not be read.
The Speaker said the question was
whether they should be received.
Mr.. Craig appealed from the decision
of the chair.
There was much confusion during these
proceedings.
Mr.. Washbun Of Ill.,, moved to lay the
appeal on the table which was carried.
The resolutions were read, strongly
censuring the action of the Lecompton
Convention and the odious and oppres-
slve party machinery of law, under which
the delegation was assembled, saving that
the Convention repudiated and crushed
out the distinctive principle of the Kan
zas-Nebraska act in leaving the people
free to legislate upon the subject Of their
domestic institutions in their own wav.
but at every stage had !.
from so doing and st.sns
ganst an admissic
the Lecompton
the rights Of the
A second series
Kanzas LegislatI
feet asking to
under the
saying tha
ed upon by ~
to large M
Territory.
The rcsoluIio'
bic and ordered T..
ed.
TWINS TO BE BROUG.t. SR =,
Mr.. Mason said that there might be cir
cumStances when il would be necessarl
for the Southern States, in order to deter
mine where they stand in this Union, t
take up the Minnesota and Kanzas ques
ton together
Mr.. Wilson spoke of the injustice c
such an injunction, and gave notice tina
he and his friends would avail themselye
of all Legislative means to resist the ad
mission of Kanzas into the Union unde
the Lecompton Constitution.
Mr.. Hale said tha! there had neve
been a proposition that so seriouSl
t threatened the disruption of the Union, {
f that of the Senator from Virginia.
4 was contrary to the genius of our instit'
tons.
Mr.. Crittenden opposed the connectio
Of the two subjects and made an eloqueI
1 Union speech, eliciting applause from Il
galleries,
n Without taking the question, the Sci
t ate adjourned.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-02-04

or, An even exchange is no robbery,
as the widow SAID when she swapped her
self of sor q widower.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-02-04
sENATORIAL.ILGcTfSK !.

+. BURLINGTON, Jan, 80.
~ ~ gernor Grimes was elected U.
HSenator by the Iowa Legislature, on
the 25lh inst, by iweniy-one mslori'y'
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-02-04

Bta q Printer. aged thirty
ptlon, IN caillleothe, on
las. lie was. seyeraI
Ian ii this orlce.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-02-04
Thomas vs.: vs.. 0'lAn' r.ti,lo. & P..'llIs

VS.. y Petition for Partiti0 b
Bza Jane Simpson, et.alsI
Eliza Jane Simpson, widow Of flJosoph SiuiifSSs
deceased and Harriet g. Simpson. Anna Sim tjon
William Simpson and Joseph Simpson, infant mi
nors Of said decedent, will take hotice that a petit
uary A. d. 1858, in the Court Of Common Pleas
within and for tho county of jackson, and State Of
Ohio, by Thomas W, Griffin, andis now pendihg,.
wherein said Thomas w. Griffin demands partition
Of the following real estate to-wik D y east-half
of the north east quarter of section No. g. township
No. 7, and range No. is, situated in said county Of
jackson, and State of Ohio and that Mt the next
term Of said Court, the said Thomas W. Griffin will
apply for an order that partition may be made Of
said premises,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-02-04
sThs States'' on the Calhoun Cheat &
its COnSequeuCcss

AIS
The Douglas organ, of the Goth ult.,
says:
The admission of Kansas apce
Of the expressed will of n
according to the reAn6
into the Senate e.
Republican se
the South two
are to draw any
valing opinion at C. ( DC
racy there must he ome
wears by the admiso. pder
such circumstances. bern
friends Noye overlooked de-
feat of thgEorthern gemoc VI the
next two OF three y rs, we.,.Tl refresh
their MEMORIES -tSta, wing facts;
In tie Senate of the u ed States par
ties now stand: 81 Democrats, 25 Oppo-
sition. From elections which have already
taken place, there will be accessions Of
Democratic Senators from Tennessee,
Kentucky, Minnesota and Texas, which
will make parties stand AZ Democrats;22
Opposition. Within the next two years
Senator's are to be elected in nine North,
ern States in the place Of the present in,
cumbents-and those already elected who
are Democrats-viz: Allen of Rhode Is
land, Wright Of New Jersey, Bigler o
Pennsylvania, Pugh of Ohio. Stuart o.
Michigan, Fitch Of Indiana, Douglas o
Illinois, Jones of Iowa, and one the Sen
ators from Wisconsin; besides Bright o
Indiana may lose his seat on account o
iIegality, and Plug Ugly may be sen
from Maryland in place of Mr., Pearce-i il
all eleven seats will need occupants
Some of these States whose Senators
terms will expire, may already be classet
as Black Republican, and the reception o
the Lecompton Constitution by Demo
cratic Congress may result in the entire
defeat Of the Democracy in the States nov
Democratic.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-02-04
FROM COLUMBUS.
Especial Correspondence of the Gin. Gazetts.l
COLUMBUS, February /.

Especial Correspondence of the Gin. Gazette
COLUMBUS, February |.
In my boyhood, l used to hear it said
that bears, woodchucks, and such hyber-
mating animals, always come out OF their
holes on the first day of February, and if
they saw their shadows, they went back
to stay six weeks. For the benefit of those
who believe in this theory, | would say
that no shadows were were seen to-day.
Between heavy clouds, snow and sleet,
the sun has been pretty well shut out.
The Legislative Halls are about as dull
and cloudy as the weather. The house
was so thin that there was only bare
quorum, up to the middle Of the after
noon, when those who had been home,
began to arrive. The subjects under dis
cusson in the House were bill allowing
Probate Judges to practice law, and a
bill to amend the Homestead exemption
law, which were considered in Commit
tee.
In the Senate, Mr.. Cass introduced an
amendment to the Constitution, which is
to reverse the present prohibition Of Ll-
quor Licence. II is in these words The
General Assembly may by general law
confer upon the local authorities Of NUM-
ri6S' rii65SS Corporations, under such restric.
lions as tSey shall deem proper, the pow
4 or 10 Grant lIcNnces TO trafliclin intoxica-
ting liquors. We rssoI2Noni idsetE|
its submissionho the
Der election, 1859.
be q mistake, thoug
nal. 81
A bill was introdd
repeal the wproyia
ton of Births, Deaths
The Secretary oftllk
is getting up map
ton Of Tie various
trees and Of the othel
. very important work,
, ton. hyeta or rain
geological map, whicl
will Contribute large
: stock of much naeded
/ latiou TO the general cha
/ face Of the State, us well
gy.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-02-04
Tennessee LegisInture on ~

AeuhesSee HeS SisAutuEe On AAA
Resolutions instructing the Senatd
and requesting the Representatives frd
Tennessee to vote for the Lecompton Co
sitution, have been, after discussion,
jecied-37 to 80.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-02-04

onl supporter UI MT DU-
every other respect, outside of
- pale of Democracy henceforlh. "a.
way with the will of the will of the ma :.
jority,' is the cry, boldly, and in SO many
words, taken up by the Union. The faith
full must govern themselves accordingly,
and stop their foolish talk about pop ular
sovereignty
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-02-04
Tho LocOrnptOn COnstits.
Washington. -

y
The Herald
+: :! :: 8: :: !:
A pri9ate letter from Gen. Calfou
received by the President, requesting
Excellency 10 lay it before Congress.
1t will be communicated to that Z
to-day, accompanied by message.
Gen. Calhoun will be here on Wed
day next. Quite a number of leav
Kansas men have already arrived. II
il is said, will do everything i
power to defeat the Constitution
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-02-04
Notice..

Feb. 4, ls58.-tds
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-02-04

The Douglas organ, Of the Goth ult.,
says:
The admission of Kansas - apce
e lhn nurrnrroI LII nf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-16

e h's Henry M Leeds !cs RocllAndp Grant RochI,
VIZ "a rs1 . re. ior ro,t nchmond- ~ad, days,
eosss Q ." ss ~ a Us e. g H,0 y' W., ~
ssSsi S 70, n 49, spoke BRIG john
sure, c. 4, u asyu, with sugar. 70
ia. tS0Sssso "a Q Tsrrn 90 vssA yaso june i
rriIcs Scr rhlsdelPhia oAarSs Ls1. hom Port
schr franhhD Hu' ser, Georgetown, DC, sdAya
Scer Aiyarsdo - Lubec 6 days
Schr kich~ seonley Calais. 6dayu
Sch .AwSenes Hicisy Bangor, sdsyA
ssbr isujna Dcbbln Hachias 8 days.
Scbr Giraffe, Nia hell, Addison, 8 days.
Echr Ghylock Hawes RockAnd. daya
G,hr Albany Ballett Boston for Albany.
er eperwer Dutch. LunlAck. Boston, days. in ballast.
schr Wren lBT). Coe warren MAm in ballast to De.
eloop Harvest Corwin Providence.
6loop eprague, Gibbs. Providence.
steamer kennebec. Hand. Philsdelphla
Steamer Pelican. Aldrich Providence
Steamer Chas Osgood, Smith Norwich and New London
BELOW.
herm brig unknown.
Steamship Hammonia (HanD, Hamburg: ships Endeavor,
Ban Francisco Chicago, Liverpool Atlantic bark John
John Wesley, Richmond
Wind during the day from NE 10 ENE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-16


sales embraced about bbls closing within the range
Of quotations. Southern -four In good demand
The sales embraced about 1000 200 SSIs n ne rsSre
Of our figures. Rye -four STEADY and sales limited
Corn meal unchanged and TRANSACTIONS light Wheat was
hrmer and closed at further ADVANCE. The sales en-
braced about $4,000 O., 900 bushSs psrt 70 arrive
including Chicago spriDg at eco s7,lc5 csd white
goo bushels) en- the spot and 70 arrive aoc = plc
e6c, closing nrm q the outside ngure snn I'D DO su
was in fair demand and with Ugh, supplies Of prime qua
hes the market was firm, with sales Of about 30 900
loco !. s1Sss par. 70 .rSe including Ns~ o,s..:
mixed Western 81 7oc good white Southern at 76c and
yellow siuthern At nc IKE. Rye-sses Of 1850
at Acc.
bsgs 81. Domingo were made al asou, &c. Messrs wa
liam Scott Son give the folio wing-ock Of Rio coffee
on the sub Sns 1855 o9o bags received since 70 date,
consumption estimated a, 400 stock of RIO coffee on
the 18TH day Of June, 1885, a 32 Bahia $780, Maracn
bags 500 81 Domingo, 5000 Total, beg. and
CoT1os-The market was nrmer, with more doing. Tho
saes embraced about 900 bales on the bsss OF about
NE for middling uplands Mr.. william p. Wright in
, ns circular per ss.mer AmsIia. estimates the To-. 70
snsppi a about zoo 900 bales, and thinks possibly may
exceed thai amount
10 Liverpool about Is coo bags grain we're engaged q
Ga bags; LOCO bbs -four .. L. Cd 300 tcrcce beef
at 2os To Glasgow, 500 bbs. rosin Il "a Cd, and 400
bbs hour 81 a. 10 Bremen, 200 bales cotton ii &c
and 500 ebs rosn II Ia. ca There nothing new 10
london OF Havrc.
PRovr,oSs market vas lower but more 90
tive At the decline Pie sales for the day footed up about
35oo bbls, chiefly mes at ole rs Gle So sie as Sl7
and primo 81 el4 Beef steady, with sales OF about
200 bbls, including country mess, ri ell Q II so,
repacked Western DO. at el2 q s13 so and extrs
do. Al elS IL 80; prime mess Was Arm ii Sls q S2a
and beef hams II Sl1 sT 60 Out meats unchanged 50
hbds sold at bto SIC. for shoulders, and at Txc q
Ike for dry sailed hams. Bsooo-2o coo smoked sIiee
we're reported sold 81 Ice. Lard heavy with sass
OF zoo oois q lokc lie FOR common TO prime. Bat
ter and cheese unchanged
srGARs-Thc sales embraoed about 700 q 500 hhes
Cuba muscovado chiefly within the range Of abou, &C.
exc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-16
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
RECEIVED BY THE ARAGO.
fpsnnn nnNvy H.uvur


Prom the London Times (Cty krticle), June IL
Among The favorable Influences the probability Of
e seapoan dispute being settled by reference 70 the
hhg Prufsa partial reduotion In the rate OF interest
on french Treasury bonds AMI arrivals OF specie
~ me New York and West India steamers. On the
-ner hand he renewed klgns Of active intrigue against
we integrity CT Turkey.
me vfeek rsrg IN Gambia and the assem- blaze OF 70.
reign ships Of the Adrac are calculated 10 ercte
sentvn whte he adrtoes from Woshiaoton also as 10
~ Ieey mo~ptsted dgdtna operations AT Ca5d for
character. 'NN"s
from The london Tines (Cty Artlcle). June FL
The funds 10 day have been without the shtest .y,a
ton. Copsols opened nj The firm price on last evenns
9Ik TX-and several purchases by The public mnsr,
ed sead throughout the day. For the Juv sooou,,
TIE latest bargains were al ps es6, or e6X eeX en-
dividend There N great supply Of money In the mar
ket, and n " difficult 10 effect short loans
10 Amerca securities there a favOrabH fesc,,-
IN Illinois Central Great Western, Of Cansds, sso
better
In The foreign stock market The transactions hs< no,
been numerous, bu prices firmly maintained The
new Brazilian loan has advanced bl ALI premium, the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-16
MIsCEI.LANEOUs

CwAr co ~ LOTTERY COMMITS TONER'S Espopsr
- by the Mayer and Postmaster OF Aueusa AMI an 4
United States Senator Of Georgia
a CARD
cowsrssorrns lsp crRrrrctrvs rRos rur pAy(
oTHrRs or rHn on AueurrA.
ArCusTi. RICHMOND COUNTY, Guoperl,-
This IL 20 certify that have superu,spsed tbs avs
OF he psris Academy Lottery, esruef swan 10 mar
gers, At Augusta eeorsA from The commencement Of
drawings and stl continue 70 euperntsnd he same "a
drawing r. solely and exclusively under our oortrol and
can ssure the public that the managers are men OF kop
rep ecfshify and fair deslrg end everyhinr
Ions and exsct integrity. a
,r.r.,, q. SSD!aI rs q ssszasrn;3 Oo~n'''on'r'
r-,.-,- AUGUSTA, Ca, June T. IsssI
FROM lors personal acquaintance With L~on p Dnrss
" Barber we take great pleasure In certifying
aey are men Of the highest integrity and proby and N n
ssd worthy citiyena Hon n d6IrIy
Mayor Of the city of Ausns,a
JAMES N, gMvTHR, Rsa
Postmaster Of The city on An g,sss
Hon. JOHN y. ErNd
Foymery United STATES senaSuv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-16

CLEARED

CLEARED.
seamship CHESAPEAKE Croveil Portand-H Cromwell
SHIP Kiliy Simpson Canheld Melbourne xsIler. Lard
ssP Gsssssu .m mssosafs ,s,gco oripn
s ssp T T:s H x.e; Tncs
BAH csrseP, Dsmsn, M..nsss.H sr rs1 n,
Bsrt " Chandler, Gage, Hsvans-H vinius.
. s1ssss p%on
S.a zzsn ssS.I s.:s'
schI Emma gll Jehason,. Wiudsor rs Hsc Dewok
SER john bo sssi nusc Gs.rm.s
scsr EN-. nIchols oh.,le.'onzy smith Co
sehr Lusisn, sssi:,on, Beaufort Sc-pavis Holne.
sesr 6on ss sm, REns, xls1 .pdrs As.M Beae
schr Selma, Kelly, Portspd-NH wolne
ss s srp s:soI . sSSs scs".
ss oo, lso .fi a GSf.'
Steamer Kennebec Hand. Philsdeiphia
name day va and psssense brsysoS J"Ds
issti:; .E's; ss s. & s;.s sss:H
s g. R'iTr is1s 'i lon 81 8 I Sss
gss.snssrs . 81 S,chid Son. suadsy Fn Hs,,e4ss
ss rom ss cs. sIs w' Keystone
sssmshp HunnyiIe Po- ssrsnnsh 90 hours with md.s.
cspso;sssas passed steamer so- whitney. yo''' AM OF
s,.snsklp Esroq Poster, Ch.rlescn 81 hours with mds.
d.y viii mossss 70 wsns xsrc Of Ne. HAVEN sses.
"a :ss:, n..r T
Ssusa s, s s, Sp' u DAY" win ''~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-16

The stock in port estimatsd 81 ee2 900 bales Of
which $40 900 were American.
MANcHKsTKR MARKET.
The aovioee from Manchester are favorable. Prices
LIVERPOOL BRsADsruFrs MARKET.
Messrs Rchardtsn Spence %. report favorable
her for The crops and the harvest prospects proms
Western csral quoted At 2os. Cd. ais Cd Phlisde
Ehs and Baltimore, ~. 2ls Cd; osio, 2ss 2ss Cd
Southern red, and 7s Ia "a for Southern white Corn
quiet yellow 34s Cd s4s o. white Northern ass Cd
34s do New Orleans, as Messrs. Bsiand, Aytha A
%. call nour Cd. 10 La lover, and wheat ID lower
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
The Brckers and other circulars quote Ashes quiet a.
Of Cd. Molssses active Coffee steady. RICE heavy, with
but Little inquiry Tea quiet but nrmer Congo, fo4d
e. Cd for medium, aud las los for fine Spirit. ,ur
pentne steady At ass crude, las Bsrk-philadephia,
les 3D. Baltimore o. Cd 7s Sd Fish oils quiet In,
latve INQUIRY and there has been an advance on ali
qualities Of fully ten 70 twenty shiIlings.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
hessrs. James McEenry, Richardson, Spence o.,
Beapd, AythA %. and Others report Beef firm and
steady Pork quiet Bacon quiet but nrm Lard heavy at
6ts 5es for good 70 inc sorts raiiow declined L. Ia
Cd. on all qualities; butchers quoted 53s Sas Cd
LONDON MARX Its.
Barring Brotbers circular quotes breadstufs duh but
steady White wheat AS Flour 2Os as Iron steaJy
At GO 60 q for bcth bar and rails Pig iron s,esiy a
bSs t3s Cd Sugar dull at decline Of Sd. la. Coffee
steady Inseed CARES In good request al GO GO los
per Boston, In bags Fsh oils quiet, and sales unmpor
snt sperm, fs6 CSC los. nsecd oils quiet 32s Cd
tas Rec heavy. sAlipetre advanced oa all Qualities
Isllew, b2s Cd SIS. cd. for Y. O. Tea Hrmer Congo
los ios. I'd. Spirits Of turpensine duh a as
HAvRE MARKET.
TOT the week ending June 4, inclusive, cotton he'd
eSbty declined on all qualities sales Of the week 500
Dsesi sock, $4,000 bales New Orleans tresordinaire
iVsi Inc accounts from the French manufacturing dis
uce continue unisvorable Bresdstuns quiet but firm
Ahee quiet Coffee buoyant Oils In but little inquiry
and prices weak Provisions dull and nominal Rice
quiet Sugar firm. wbslebone Hrm.
THE LATEST LIVERPOOL MARKET REPORT
LIVERPOOL, June 5-P. NJ
Cotton steady. Holders are Offering freely but show
no disposition 70 press sales.
Flour dull. Wheat dull White corn s4s 3D. sas %.
Provisions quiet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-16
MONS. BELLY AND THE NICARAGUA TRAN
SIT ROUTE

mo Paris correspondent OF the London Times gives
copy Of the convention concluded between the govern
nent CT Costa R'ca and Nicaragua on the pan aud
Feix Belly, acting behalf Of Nand Co., of Paris on
The other relative to the concession of inter o,eanc
canal BY the river San joan and Lake Nicaragua The
document IL listed May i. Tho company arc to COM
n<nce work In two years and complete in six and the
channel Of the canal Is IA am Of the largest ships
% pass abreast 10 be enarely uu5 er French direc
sioa, and the French government,
Srivileee Of keeping two ships OF the
wafer OF the route throughout the whole
period occupied In the construction Of The csnI The
raaon Of the concession Ia ninety nine years from the
opening OF the canal and the line "a 70 be open all
~ moderate uniform toll The 7tmes pronounces this
son, me imprac ,aole the capital being tan
- ntteen millions sterling Appended 70 the above
veatou declaration signed by the President Of Costa
Rca and Nicaragua, setting forth the suerngs they have
endured from the hbusters, su1 the risks they st
from fresh nvasiope known 70 be in preparation, aud In
reality under the patronage Of the United States govern
Dent, and appealing 70 the great Powers OF Europe 10
ssstain them their Independence, and not leave the
coasts OF Central America ~ The mercy OF mAraudcrs
enforce the observance Of the public law.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-16

LIVEHFOOL COTTON MARKET.
The Brokers circular states the sales OF the week
At 80 600 bales, Of which 1000 speculation and
SEQ for export The market opened At decline Of fully
eighth Of penny, but the reception Of the Wander
bits acvices the I'd instant partial recovery
In pr,es and better demand the market closing a. de-
cline OF one sixteenth Of penny eighth of penny
on fair and mddng qualities, and eighth OF penny
on lower qualities the quotations advised per Asa The
sales the 4h 10000 bales OF which 900 were on
speculation and for export the market closing at the
following reduced Quotatous.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-16

PASSENGERS PER EUROPA FOR BOSTON.
Two Misses Psdelford, Mr. and Mrs Psdelford Jr Mrs
Robinson and child Nrs Scott Mrs Gary Miss Miller Mics
forspses Mr. and Mrs Bacon Mrs and Mrs reen Mrs and
Sss shcef Mrs sturEes snd two children, Mr. asmuei
Mrs sturges child and nurse, DR. Bartlett Capt Mon
uchsn Mrs Boulton, Mesus Lee, Macksy, Brown Hossk
fsseliord, Cary, Oliver Henry Dodds and friend, Bier
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-16
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


TUESDAY, June l5-ePM
The buoy ancy Of the stock market has entirely dsap
peared. With more moderate business This morning
lower prices ruled throughout There appeared 10 be no
particular movement In any particular stock bu, the tea
deDcy throughout was downward. Al the nrst board
Hudson River Railroad third mortgage b,nds desined
per cent; Illinois Central bonds III Pacific Nall steam
ship Company, L; New York Central, X; Erse X; Reed
ing, 1; Michigan Southern, old, GalenA and Chicago
Cleveland and Toledo, /; Chicago and Rock Islaui, "
Milwaukee and Mississippi, IN Ia Crosse land gran,
boodsDAdvanced y per cents Delaware and Hudson, ";
Hudson River Railroad, "a Illinois Central Railroad soil
~ % per cent cash, and 80 per cent seller 30 days Il
will be by the printed list that the decline 10 prices
the greatest Ia OF the best class o. securities O.,
the Market particularly 10 the prominent Western
railroad stocks Hudson River Railroad was the bsss SOS
tanned fancy, and the sales do not sum No
large. Two or three small lots Of Ia Crosse land
grant bonds sold a 20 q 3ok per cent
This road has been opened 70 the tunnel, and regular
trains run 70 that point The changes made in The
Board OF Directors Of the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad
no, avorably considered, they are calculated 70
weaken public confidence and induce many OF the most
cautious and careful stockholders 10 rcAlzs Gaeus and
Cncao dropping under The prospect Of reduced dvi
dcpd The managers their determination 70 nav
more than has been actually earned This IN c,uneo
ton with the fact that the LIST Of April NOT dollar was
In hand for either interest dividend makes very
doubtful matter. The business In April aud May was
poor, and June and July likely to be any better
The Chicago and Rock Island dividend October Is BY no
means 20 sure REPORTED Pans~a Was quite nrm w.
day The July dividend Of this company Of The usual sss
per cent, fixed fac, beyond any and every coptin
gcncy The sr mouths earnings have not only rven Inc
money for hat purpose, but they have added largely 70
be surplus On the 3is Of December last the surplus
amounted 70 about $500 andon the ast II Deoembey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-16

Nay show Ailiss on Of shout 900 ,oeo The figures
- snnezsd:-
Hsy, 1855 1ssn:ssd, 5000
Decrease. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sso,ooo
We that the Rock land end Peoria Railroad has
suffered Great damage BY the recent foods. The bridge
NIL Creek and nearly al the bridges and culvers
and portion Of the track between Rock River and Goal
Valleys distance Of nearly ten mes-hsve been carried
away.
me weekly statement Of averages Of the leading items
Of the banks Of Philadelphia for the past week shows an
increase Of 800 $50 in specie, s26s ee IN ,osns IA
sls7 ,o6S in deposits. The only item sho-A ........
:...e circulation, which has - Ing 400 ~
.,rount due 70 banks b. .~nsn on Sio''
N. - increased Sls4 1885, while the
A"oul' " ..em OF due from banks has incr eased
ee'.i% mere has also been increase Of $1,000 in
.nal.
The annexed comparative statemeIt Of the exports
exclusive Of speoie) from the port Of New York 10 foreign
ports for the week and since January L.
1866. 1857. 1858.
Total for the week.. s2,9oe,e7T l,96ae69 1,732439
Previously reported. 32o74t15 ,s6ooT 26,oSS 1892
Since January s34 ss1, 1902 34,94,6s6 1881 27l
It's encouraging to foreign export trade well
sustained amid the general dulness Of business With
foreign demand of consequence for breadsu the
gregate value does fall far behind that for the
ponding period last year.