The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-06-02

From our Regular New Vera Correspondent
New Yoak, May 20, 1859,
The chariot wheels Of summer larry lar
beyond accustomed limits, to the great griet
of taiors and mantua makers, whose har
vest Of profits is corrspondingly delayed
winter clothing being still comfortable dur
ing all hours. But We are cousoled by
hoping all this may he for the benefit OF
" the crops" and VIC have felt thoroughly
enough for u year or two back how Ell
tirey the prosperity Of the city depends
upon that Of the country. So We invest
chiefly in umbrellas and overshoes, and call
TO mind that it is cheaper wearing out ones
heavy woollens TO the bitter end" than
paying new subsidy to linen and woollen
diapers, or for our wives TO Paris mods,es.
Business. meantime, is considerably under
the weather that il, the regular business OF
sales to the merchants Of the interior. But
in speculative way. there is great deal OF
activity in the lower part Of Wall street and
about the Corn Exchange. Without any
prospect OF an early demand for export,
-four went up last week dollar barrel.
under the influence OF the war news, being
considerably higher than in Liverpool.
whittier the surplus stock which is now
changing hands is ultimately TO be shipped.
The sales made at this higher rate are partly
OF the Peter Funk a" order. and made,
merely to affect the market how long the
-four excitement will continue cannot he ~
timated Some parties have made, at least,
nominal fortunes I; Tor the stock Of bread
stuils in the city is estimated roundly Mt
700 900 barrels /; which has thus advanced
on the hands Of its owners 10 the tune OF
over 100000! Cotton has gone down
correspondiuely, ensurng heavy losses to the
cotton shippers. who have about 100000
bales on the way to Liverpool, bought at
the high prices. Just now. it is very easy
10 distinguish =" flour man from cotton
man." as one meander about in the crooked
commercial district bounded by Wall street,
broadway and the East River. But the
knowing ones think that the tables are likely
10 bc turned, "a thus: Austria is poor
France il rich the war may be finished in
six months unlcss the German States inter.
NEEDLE. The present stock Of breadsiuIs
abroad would be sufficient IN such case
without any export from this country on
the other hand, short war will not mate
rally intefftTr with the cotton manufacture
and therefore raw cotton might be expected
TO come up again, while breads,uils would
have " 10 show" But there IL 10 doubt
that cotton has been altogether too high.
Experienced planters affirm that il can b.
produced prof'ably when the same grade
which has drought Ii cents st one time this
season, commands Only : cents Prices are
now down a cent AID half from the top
notch Of The .cason, and tha, is considered
very low. Every body who trades with the
West, is taking courage since the advance
IN breadstuh- the more SOLID features Of
prosperity, however, with that action, are
the promises Of good crops, now beld out
The war impending in Ita,y IL now re.
garded with the greatest interest by the
large uuBber Of Italian refugees of all the
Germauic and Italian iatDil - who have
made their home 10 this city, bat are con.
SANITY On the watch for an opportunity 70
manifest their d,sdly hatred 20 the govern
r,eut from whose oppression they have
suffered. There woaa have bcen larg
emigration VI Ita aus 10 JOIN the :5ardiniau
army bad any encouragement beeB offered.
Bat IL app arr tha, the great difficulty On
10th sides jus, row Is 'at.Sr lack II Dorsy
,bsp of men God has supp.snted r,ssI
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lew ,Gmm-r books are IN pres, which
promise nothing 81 extraordinary merit
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