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Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-10
Accident.

We learn that young man named Allel
Dorset, met with . misfortune last evening
which will confine him to his bed for sever
al weeks. He was wrestling with boy
named HOLMAN. who succeeding in getting
tn" grape vine, lock- on him, bsat hin
suddenly backward and broke his leg sbor
'--~>>~-~S>~S>~~~~~~ 3IIiH
Parish y. hooI.
Those desiring an opportunity for acquir
ing sound and thorough education, "
would refer to the advertisement headed y
above, TIE teachers are able aud accom-
p!ished, and the school under tho genera
supervision Of the Rector Of Christ Church
in this city, will be permanently maintained
Lin connection with that Parish. " .s.,I .ij IS
Now is the Time ~, ~, !
TO get up clubs for Peterson's Magazine
which as work. of literary and artisti
merit is unsurpassed in this Or any othe
country. The January number, which W
have just received, is splendid New Year
gift, containing two beautiful steel-p en-
cravings, and numerous patterns, beside
the commencement of new story by Mrs
Ann s. Stephens, author Of /" Gillian an
other popular romances. The engraving
"Iittle Red Riding Hoods aperfect gem
and is Of itself worth $500. We hav
arrangements with the publishers b. wh'cl
We are enabled to furnish Peterson's ant
the Sentinel for $3,25 per year. No lad!
should be without them.
.A-5t- no .---~~~~~---~~~----~~.j jo!i - g-!El
OF S:ia+ing. 5.fsra.s s.rf
The sudden change in the weather la!
made most excellent surface for the exer
else Of the above graceful and healthful &C
complishment, and we are pleased to observ,
that it is gaining favor with our young peo
ple-espccial!y Of tha fair scx-who ar,
making rapid progress in it, considering th'
impedimcnts Of long skirts and hoops, ant
the rather poor assortment Of skates which
our city affords. An hours exercise OF
such 4 day us this, will deepen the roses ol
| the check. and 80 quite as far as the mex
Nev Years ball to drive away tho listlcss
ness IF Il parlor existence, while it will i'm
par, far more healthful tone to the system
-mors' and physical. Then put by tha
novel, bring out the warm furs, and haste t,
where our Renineca-that indolent beaut,
lies cmbosomcd deep amid her woods ant
mountain, where though her trees in thci
unrobcd and giant dignity and her towerin!
cliffs, are cold and stern, she glimmers ane
b'inks in her crystal robe, as coquet like ant
enticins Us when the soft summer breez'
ruftles her bosom, and dallies amid her float
ing fringe OF lilies. And warm hearts ar
there-,he shouts of the skaters and tb
music Of the bells echo over the icy track
and through tho woods, and the warm bloot
dances through the veins, and all i anima
ton and gladneSs. 4zxgai Ii. ..r,.-,...l..
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-10

TAKEN UP By TIE SUBSCRIBERS THIS
L day. ono white hog, supposed to be about
one year old. The said hog came to onr prem
lses about the first Of September last. The
owner is requested to prove property. nav
charges, and take it away. -
@. BUNCH & co. tr"
r. Wing, Eov. ~. 1853. l7aw4
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-10
THE SENTINEL.

f" CoRsIsroNDENor containing important
news, 10 solicited from all purts of the Statc.-
Parties, IL unacquainted, will send references,
unless they are themselves we'll known. fags,.
PosrNAsrERs. every ywhcrc. are our authorized
Agents. No paper mailed till the subscription
pirce ia remitted.
" We keep constantly OH hand and print
to order, upon the most reasonable terms, all
kinds Of Blanks. .-rIg2 "e& afil
~ Copies Of the Stntinel, put mp in wrap
pers, can Re procured at all times BY calling at
this Office. Price cents each.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-10
COMM MERClAL.
RED WING PRICE CURRENT.

erected weekly. BY Mciasirs shsldo. wholesale u
retail Merchants.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-10
E. a. LI;'rI.EFlELD. Local Edi,or.
HON s. OoLUM MN

Cheap Amusemeut. ~ a, aa
Billiards At Is cents game. Hickman
Brothers have some nice tables, and invite
lovers Of The sport to call and try them.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-10
JUST RECElvED.-25 BARRELS OF
FuRE WHISKY, AT TooTe.

81 I. -
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-10

The Commercial Department
OF Hamline University, under tho care o'
Prof J. s. Akers, will be opened next Mon
day, at 8 o'clock A. NJ. 1t is to be con,
Quoted on the counting house system--a
practical mode Of instruction-which has
obtained great favor. Charges low. See
advertisement. h5 .-.i
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-10

LIVERY STYLE OF BOOTS AND SHOES,
II made to order and warranted. Repairing
doLe ut ga.5.t.f FOUT'S SHOP.
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The Alleged Detention Of the STEAMSHIP
Hunsyytile.

LETTER FROM HAKBoR Nj 4sTER yJRCy,
10 THE EDITOR HERALD.
% your issue Of the 2ei inst nocei the following
s.stsuept:--
The siesmshp Hgn;svie from savannah lying in he
her 70 csh Ee cargo 10 The h. the
The depa,turs Of The booiomsiy saturday Toe
10 Governor AoTssD dc. &c &C
The above statement under your own immediate
eapctioo, aud is gwen by matter Of
strictly ans empnauoay az 'edisorai and az sq.a AN
PEELED notice v,nd,caton OF my character
Toe HaTbor A,ster yol a,ude, ss vel as To
d sabuse tns public mind IN relation to the truth of
your statement Yon do not attempt 10 shel.
Der your article upon any infof nation gwen or ey
6erce anorded Won by the OF the egit rev
RDce | rot upou what auth ,ry you have nude
txel to furnish the pubic sih such statement you
bare ade remind you again; that II is your per
sont exposition OF sail Of Oh You appear tue
efgina exponent. You certainly could have no va
The rules and guations embracing the duties
si5ies OF rDor Master. you did, you nave $40 au
but little wsrom and discretion in vepui us u give
your opinions 10 the injury Of authorized dug ap
pointed State officer IL the lawful and srit perormgnce
Bf his DUTY II you did not you have, your SO uu-
qnsnsd declaration. incfred resloGE olty from which
becomes your duty TO relieve yourself n tue present
important satlon you occupy. am aware Of the lcui
tes and dangers of those who spread over
the surface OF public opinion that information whcn is
essential the safety and security governen.
and the just interests Of society. Toe sources frog
whicb intelligence s conveyed Tor the Do blcaton of
daily paper not always reliable, AID toe partial ana
one sided of the Interested and dee gning
should therefore he cautious received they are
ought 20 be- justly cbsgeaDe to editors a0d propreors
u Dot purpose ct the present moment 1to
any otercs OF the position haze assumed in the
toe shta district. shall, in the maintenance CT my
putatoD hitherto uusrained by nance srepresenta
lion place ihs whole eiar in I,s true light before
fegert pubic, and, potwtbetan1ng the grsndioq tent
ana coDseq steam announcement Of partes
TO bis Exceency Governor Morgan, shall be fully pre-
pared without any formal hdespa. aoconnt 70 the
Governor for the course have jn eed proper
k this matter. CHARLES q HURGa
haroor Master OF the Eighth Dsirio. Office 70 West
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The following statement of the imports
offrsen DRY goods ant general mrchsuiss at the port
Of New York for the week and since Js.uary L.
f1 Ia WEEK 1857 1858. 1859
Entered a. the port. $s9s 1872 Gis,s29 2440e47
Thrown 90 market. s5,o23 ,5i,lls 2,o70,67i
Ssrce Jayssa,y
Entered port 46o54 4s4 81 500 b6s so s5s AGO
Tarown on market. 80 O24 isS 1859 437 62s3S cs
Ply the above table will be perceived tina. the entries
Of airy goods at tos port well Of those thrown
&e market during the past week. exceeded IN vaue
on three 10 four times the foe the Same week
during the two preceding years. And the aggregates
nce the LIST OF January last also largely 10 excess
@ those for The period 1858 and 1857 From the
plumber Of foreign arrivals 10 day whose invoices do
appear in this weeks repert, 1t is likely that the
mportstons pext week will even exceed the large
amounts received and thrown upon tue market du
ring the present week. The figures are so large
that they well calculated excite the fears Of that
Class OF political economists WHO consider tina. high tariffs
should be imposed to foreign goods Yet trade
soober or later let alone, regulates itself II supposed
thst considerable portion Of the goods coming for
copsist Of tonsgnmsnts from foreign manufacturers
One feature 10 the movement will challenge attention
and that Is that d Inc 81 40 ea7 of entries nearly
an e9uivalen. amount, or $2,o79 6l4, were thro ~
upon the fact, which shows that Importers aud oo
oeIs actively preparing for the fall trade to CON
neDca three weeks hence
Annexed We give tables Classifying the goods entered
&C., by which II will be that dcri3g the past week
the inporta,ioDs have comprised ssO7 595 in ~eoens
s4se t43 in cotton goods $500 3oe In silks $751; ois ir
haI gocds aud $40, 5s7 IN misce,aneous articles:-
Encrtd for Consumption
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sea'nes rnsssnss and snr.inHs were in light supply
sm.c Dim we're QUIZ and holders continued 70 de
sn. 70, IA ~ T., ~" regular China goods and sAc
nis.chss a.. .aehs We quote narrow 2. 7Ac So ;
w n printed goods light and p.sces unchanged
have important change " notice in the prices OF
woOlleDe.
Tfr movement In foreign goods fair for the season
by the Persia spoke Of better prices beng de-
WApded in France for wooeDs and silks, and hence he'd
rs here encouraged 20 look for corresponding
Improvement Gu this side which, however, viii depend
upon the extent OF the mp0rtations Low German cloths
continued 10 be depressed. The market well sup
piled with low cloths generally. Coca styles Of higher
grades Of FDgnh woOlens were hold with frmness.
Nc auction sales OF moment have taken place the pre-
GEM week,
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Anlnc Inf<iIan-uno

BY direction Of the PRECEDENT Lieutenant james st. Car
PRESCRIBED by the approved tsscn g. 1850 en,I,
IAN act 70 provne Tor the care eDJ preservation OF the
woks caHeuuoted oy the tnitet Ss for BRINGING the
sowD Tor the Euppy Of satd waters Cor all eoyernne,ta
PURPOSES and fof the uses aid benefits OF VI tanls
Of the sasd citee Lieut. Norton ,euort IN ~. W
department and Will enter 1pon bis duties lJrt! Win
Lieut. p Roy Secoa1 infantry, lie relieved fcop ooas.
eu-vey duty, ana wit report by Letter to the
Chief for orders.
lieu. Samuel Mckee mounted riaes Is Transferred to
1he First regiment of deeeoous.
Aleave Of absence for Elk nontls liz granted Lieut. W.
T.. Chsnbiss, Second Cavalry.
Az extension OK leave o. absence s granted 2revet
Bigader General j. G. Totem for three rioths and TO
ASfain John frevitf, Third infantry for six months
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hefoIcss over liabilities ...... .......$ll3 ,S54 50
la January STA oment Of tbs busincss Of 1859 Will DO
made.
Tie public viii be glad 10 hear again from the trustees
and 70 know whether any blame attaches 10 any one for
the dsgraceiu failure OF the Ohio Life and Trust, OF
"e'her must be set down OF divine vengoonce
On wal street Dir. Ludlow, the late manager s we be-
fars, enjoying social pleasures and occasionally
t~i's uc ISieres; many Of the depoehors and etock
noieefs ~ .e company Of which ne vas the New York
iepietnauVe ale IN poverty, ia consequence Of lie
a''efe. "peD' IL ever, Id the truth to como ou2
In reston TO the prcersd stock of the New York and
Harlem Raiircad Company, there appears 10 bo
very crroDeous opinion sprung up the public rud 20
the eject that this stock carries with back dIv aspas
This is rot so; and TO correct this erroneors impresc
we give copy of the oct CT the legislature pasea 2s,
March, 1sas, creating the preferred stock, which act
reaos as follows
The capital stock Of tho New York and Harlem Raroad
Company may be- increased 81 SOC 00O to be issred az
preferred stock and bearing such OF dividend pay
he out Of the net earnings Of the the Boaf OF M
reccrs may presCrbe 10 enable the Company pay their
debts ana complete their road to Dover plains.
30 that 10 c.r that there are no net earnings there
can be no DIVIDEND and 10 also very evident that these
stockholders eaan0t 80, IN future back dividends which
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Superior Court.
Before Hon Judge pierrepoint.

bSIorc Hon Ju1ge florrenOint.
ACTION AGAINST THE HUDSON RIVER R,rIRoAn
COMPANY.
JUNE 24Brittoz The H'dsos Rioer Railroad Cp,.
pay Plaintiff administrative ard widow Of her
hate husband for damages in consequence hs death
being caused by the alleged negligence Of the defendants
servants or agents. The deceased was em,eyed
70 watch the arrival Of vessel laden with timber and IN
crossing the track was killed by ore OF The oeendars
cars The case was tried tr,e reforeo1 the FIRST oca
Hon The jury verdict for So 800 on the second for
St 600 but trial granted. Mr. Frlicrtop or
thc present trial. submitted for defence tbas the ev
cence went show negligence On the part Of deceased
or that be bad COMMITTED scde as he lay alons track
ns the carr came down. He moved for dismissal TIE
complaint, which, after argument, granted by the
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telegram Marine Recort.
candy HOOK, June a, AuDsetNo veseels in EIeh.. VIII
NV, Light weather very foggy.

SANDY HOOK June u. Auoset--No vessels in sight Wind
NV, light weather very fogsy
Miscellaneous.
srri HUNTSVILLE s receiving her coal and CARO- In the
ssresIn and VIII sa ct her usual hour this afternoon NUN
her Of our leading merchants have expressed readiness md
desire join In remembrance 10 the Governor against this
Assrspt outrage.
SHIP KonsRr TREAr-H.,fes Ms June "a The sto Eobe,,
Ires bound from Boston 10 Mbamcbi is ashore on Seal
bland No further particulars tel to E.oai Walter
Esq, sec'y Board Of UnderwrHers)
FOR San FRAscIscoWe observe that the beautiful cpper
sfp ron Quoto loading the above mort al pie No
9ksst rvsr This robe vessel always been particular
avorie with The California shippers having made very ouis
passages 04 Ito and los days. delivering her
S o seos fne s PR IN that hsyn ssb
sse lcOt q her Mr. ocolsy or@esIs %
he continues 70 put up such superior vessels. "
Ps s e, o. the s Morris burned Mebo arue
Ship Nellie southard of Boston, from 81 john NIB for L,v
% ps s TsPoed oIecAed was sold on Saturday
mo- v b gS s sC or 40 en, be
q Y'sf r .ssr youns 200
@ mann e s q sgss, and T 70
eh A .sa 1 "a -. Aps * F Allen
BsTsI VIM SON. i Tabsr cruise ss prev 70 May
si s5V " c
Ssas nss & bark E. NIB Man
~ e'afes that he In with Capt Shock
,ey 2, snp Young Phenfx, cf NIB Capt Taber
w lyon q warren, have chartered ship Belen NcGaw
New YORK CApt Tucker, to take load OF Oh 10
me S Bedford ahs Helen Mc'sw mp 800 IONS
ssaay 70 receive tie oil and bone for month later the
naa cSncuoea 70 go ont ora crnise aud return Nay 10 Gap
senss "a. FIJI Nh bound Japan and ochots
smS,her from tie ClenAtiA; Robin Hood MGuley Kysiic
~ DPS and le tor HOBART Town stephsnia Fisher Nj
l%W Dds bound 10 New kOlland Clemntyis ysrorn
h %Ss'r waning 200 bhls to AZ Vim Badger Naxed NIB 4
Dds bruno N Swan River thence c,nse hmm
ssne time o Pot Htrhor) rorhea-. Rogers MI fnl shn
nrhsrd sRrheI. Huxford. Edgstown le In Feb 800 bbs
epSken, &c.
sbp Northern Light Dosne, ON Eos!on May &c for Gan
FRANCISCO, june Q, lat . 81, lon 40 ~. ' " ''' "s'
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OUR FAMILY pIARKET REVIEW.

lbe past week has been pretty brisk one 10 the
retailers at Washington market, especially to the
huterers and vegetable dealers The former class had
their attention more especially the sale Of straw
berries, which have not only been prolific in supply but
OF an unusual size and luscious the taste This has been
owing to considerable taken in setting out beds With
the most approved seedlings and the result has been o.
before stated There is yet room for improvement, and
BY another season we may expect to plenty straw
weather has been unnsuaiy cool for this season OF the
year, has been rather limited Lamb has been most in
demands u sold at l2c 14c per lb The pork trade has
been totally prmtrated The supply Of game lie quite II
mted and confined to the following varieties vz:-Wid
pigeons, 81 "a per dozen woodcook, So per Dozen par
trdees 15c per pair squad pigeons 81 SO 80 per dozen
In the poultry trade we bave-rurkeys. 16c zoe per
'b chickens, 2}c. l7c tamc ducks, 81 80 per pair
spring chckens Soc as rs per pair spring ducks 81 2j
DO Per pair Long lsong spring geeese SIC 81 20 each
In The retail butter trade the prices are fraction leg
owing to the continued arrivals from the interior Of ths
prices will remain in atu quo the present. unless come
thing 81 present unioeen should occur which ia not
likely to ari.e unless the supplies TO arrive shall come In
better corolton Tor shipping We quote fresh Ohio in r
kins, 14c ice primo Delaware county, lSo. q 2Ic
PRIME orange county &c 2c., Welsh packages, Ice
lec river, pail 19c 2cc. New cheese is selling at &C.
l0c. per pound Eggs quite scarce and those in mar
Let are selling at isc per dozen The fb trade continues
brtk ard me varieties quite meroas, at the following
pricts VIZ kctnebec salmon Csc per pound Long Island
trout Gee Acc per pound cod &C. &c.. striped bass,
&c. 10c; freth meokerel loo l2c. each halbut oc
We quote Charleston peaches slo per bushe cherries 7c
1Qc per pound; jersey do 1Gc &c., prime russet ap-
pies, u 50 per bbi Charleston appes (new), SO per
erapes, 81 FER ID; gooseberries, So per bushei;
.rsrRes, 81 per box; lemons, 81 is S3
Wcst India pbesppies, &c Csc each bananas, 81 $5
rer bunch. veeetbef-New Orleans onions 50 per bbi
bermuda, choice, &C. 80. per lb. new cabbage, &C. .
52c. heal spipech, 1cc 12c. per haf peck; cauii
brshe Southern cucumber &c. &c. each; asperagus.
loo 15c per bunch; lecss loc. Iec per bunch salad
lsc 2lc per cozen new beets Sc. Q l0c. per buncn
carrots, 70 per bushel turnips 81 30 per busbe
posatces, bali peck l2c &c., Chsrleeton do 81 "a SO
per barrel Nova Scotia do, 81 49, Nercers Sc co. peach
blows, ~ 2b green peas, 50c por bushel.
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he Company for the past two or three years not
ep5-c-n only In Of there being actual net
ass that they are entitled TO their preferred dividend
Az room a. The Company enabled 10 ray the eight pei
dividend upon this Stock ard there any surplus
over surplus must be applied to dividend upon the
common or old stock Of the Company; and u gpg from
he course Of the direction and the very prudent sa
ucmica management, together with the inc a.se NJ the
business # the road, they viii be enased 70 resume
dividends IN January next
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NEW ARRANGEMENT FOR TUE SPEEDY DELIVERY
LIE AMERICAN MAILS yhe Liverpool Courier Of the Ctr
inst saysFor sote time past the attention OF the Post
aeer Geoora has been drawn TO tae delay which
Me delivery oil the American letters and IN order %
divide The necessity for these compsnis arrangemants
have been made FOR sorting the letters bo.d OF ascn
ssaaaer ON her honeward rip from America, similar 20
ssAd Oriental steamers. The appntr5it have already
been made, and each stesr1er OF ne Company
viii carry two or these officials. Tte letters, &c viii
lber be ready for delivery the moment 10 Ais ere
landed. The new systcm commences the FIRST OF next
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MISCELLANEOUS.

hTOTYCE TO hESCHANTs AND UNDERWRITERS.
~ Particular Intention called Ia the following letters ~
ny ncoats the coasferce be placed IN the called Mnre
Nee,si6r zaon, published BY Root Anthony Co..
OFFICE ATLANTIC MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPANY.
TboS u. TAYLOR, kIcHD. T. HARrsnoRHE JOHN +. II;
CxnplaEN This coupsny liz classification and rating
Of solely for ns guidance business OF
and does not permit H. 70 be Published Very re.
slcc,fuiy, our obedien servant
JOHN u. JONES' President.
PnILApHLPmA, Juno 7, 1902
Cart HAnrsHOHNH--
DEAR Err have desired Rno Anthony Co. &c my
%. TUhLE7.
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Cboce extra family brands Of 81. Louis firmly held
at so Southern VAS less active, while prices were
without change of moment TIE sales embraced about
%G Ibis, closing within the range OF the prices
Rye -FOUR was 10 moderate demand at figures
Corn ues steady with sales Of Jersey OF 81 TO-
BRANDY ne beld at 81 so. Wheat heavy, with
tendency towards lower prices The sales embraced
about eco 5000 buthels Including prime white South
red al 81 SO; choice white Kentucky ~ 81 s4
red do 81 81 65 and Southern mixed at 81 Co. Corn
more buoy ant End better demand Toe sales embraced
about 80 coo bushels including OIL Western mixed, in
store, at Soc., new do delivered at 81c round
wb,e al $40 round yellow ut s3c and Western prime
yellow at s&c Rye firm with sales Of 200 bushels
At about scc. @Hc Barley quiet Oats
dull and lover, with sales OF State az 45c 61c, and
western and Canadian at S1c. q a9c The following
table from VIM G. Crttn rs circular gives the receip
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THE Mouxr VERNON FuHD.-It is understood that
the entire amount necessary for the purchase of Mount
Vernon has already been misunderstanding thousasd dol
rs only remaining unpaid; but the association ~l
the subscription lists until sufficient sum snail be
sr hand 70 ipseve the property, nov In The most neglect
I'd condsop.
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Total 40 l72 II h0a 7on ee 100 ,

Total. ....40,472 IL 505 100 66,1l6 l19 o43
The exports Of flour grain from New York for tue
weef ending june 81, were--ro British provinces and
other places, 8 SAC bbls ho1r, ,S94 bushels corn
CorfFE The market active The sales en-
braceo one cargo Of about bags Rio and another
ECO Rage do, the latter per John Wesley, both pr
ysse terms; 200 DO ST Domingo at ehc and 300 do
Java at l4Xc
COTTON The market quiet The GALES were con
I'm to about SEQ bales in lots TO sponeF at about the
follow ing quotations.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, June Z$--o r. n.
AsWs.-yho sales embraced about 100 bbls. pots at
S. 81, and so do pearls at sb 81.
BRfArsruTFs -Four The market heavy and ire
pulI Good brands OF fresh ground state aud Western
were firm, While other transactions heavy and
lower. The gales en- faced about T. 600 900 bbs.
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Inc above table EXHIBITS hut light export business
diving the pact week a. this port The gross exports 10
China Of all kinds for Ae week ending the 10Th int
euouotec 20 Se0cco, c which cotton goods Comprised
$50 600 Manufacturers at the East continue 10 be wen
employed, a0d at Providence, Rhode Island for some
Of goods milf md crders enough abeao 20 last
until September Tire large retail clothing houses Of the
city have ocno the very backward fer the sale OF
,n and gh. good suitable for not weather com.
% to some previous summern tie season. with The OK
rep Of few dass s from three 10 four weeks
ackw than usual During the week Avn scatter
M pssoNesers have becp in the market from d dant
w,et and southwest and in uode ate assort
mems have been purchased Tho reports from tie
Sou and Wts are ia the main considered favorable for
good ana active fail trade Sales Of heavy sbeetngs Of
standard Widths wee mede et sc md fsvorrte makes
Wsra held 1t $50. exc. The stock was increasing.
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Sales Of Real Estate.

by blINtf q EcEvly.
hccse and lot u Robinson e., 23Ass.. So 600
lot on csn ~ near 7th av. 26x98. ......... 240O
go ADJOINING, 1oIss ................. 1900
a0 cor S6th Il and ID Nv. each 23xl00 together
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THE DRY GOOOs TRADE.

The following psative statement of the import
offreen dry goods ant general rchsuiss at the port
Of New York for the week and since January L.
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NEW YORK CLASSIFICATION.