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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-28

Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines
Office SOS Broadway, N. Y. Send for . circular.
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o. J. WOOD 4. co.
Have removed from No. 81 10
10. ~ Broadway, n. Y.

In consequences Of the large number who prefer % -
rrsessor Woods AIR Restorative from the mAnufsstory q
rt the propretors have resolved retailing feature
their business hersafer and will be happy 70 -
toetr lady and gentlemen patrons andto give them All ~
m.ornAxp In their thsir BvoaAWny
Tnenumber Professor Woods Restorative ~
oeen before the public, and tho wfck
ca !s - shown by he chsanty ncreasna a.
msna Tor u renders unnecessary at bs late day detail ~
other Infatuated by Nc bat scientific wen ea
snsd preparation fer restoring tho color growth Of -
nr eradcstng dandrnf preventing the hair falling QUA -
general rectaer Of all affections of aud soan
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Manila Chel0Ots and Segars.
Nos and In lots purchasers; also several choico
lots Of Havana segars for sale by invoice
YOUk4S Co. Al South street
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ssLEsROOMs 4ss BROADWAY. ny.
WHOLESALE AGENTS WANTED.
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Metallic Tablet Razor StrOp.-Tllis inlnl-
table article MAJ obtained of the sole manufacturers
SAUNDERS Aston House. and OF the various agents
throughout the city.
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HeIr1ng's Patent Champion Fire
burglar proof Safes 2 Broadway Murray NY
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Az, As, 40, 81, AS, 81, ., ID, III, %, 81, 90.
tina. the said numbers drawn the order which
1852 E:.SS: b bHass |commi..Ioner.
WOOD EDDY CO., v Whining aassss. Ds. sSsss
Greenwich street. second door north Of faoao Hotel
ration. egl Broadway directed BY young Professor Morss
Look cut fer fine works of art
Known Enect.-When Pain or InAamma-
ton L. present in human body and Bandreh's Pills are
o S p S
want h and whose presence iu part cause The pain and
pain ss @
ese,,sd to remove impurities from he Slooe The tightly
directed vii them and be cured sold at DR. Brs1d,eths
sas e. f rss 8 esa So S and by all
Metallic Tablet Razor strop.-This inim-
s % H. Be- Hos OF The sSs 81 Ss
throughout he city
Popular Hats at Popular Prices.-Knox
has tact in hitting the public taste His last effort 1.-THE
rs SeraS %sa
this beautiful aId becoming fabric all others Those who
broadway, corner Fulton Street
The Sweeping Demand for those Unequal-
led and blae cashmere hats st WHITES ZIG Broadway
Paris Soft Hats Of Rare Quality, Expressly
pia e. % I s II
French Soft flats, just Received.
u. Coupin, Aixj LOO William street, corner Of Ann
Paris Soft Hats, Of Rare Quality, Express
sa f . me. sna sssw s sS
sssg IL ss s1s % sa
ST. Get and 23I Kighth avenue. NN
Gents and Cnildren's Summer Hats, OF
straw
KELLOGG, 3Sl Canal street.
AT EVANS, 66 and So Fulton street
1000 Black Alpaca Coats.
From 81 80 to $3.50.
NEvANs',
Sc ard 6s Fulton street.
Dress Frock Coats.
Good black cloth dress frcck coats, ssto@
The hne' ''' IS street.
81 so Alpaca Coats,
At EVANS, &C and 6S Fulton street.
At EVANS, 6S and 6s Fulton street.
81 so Alpaca Coats,
At EVANS, &C and 6s Fulton street.
Pure Linen Busters 81,
At EVANS, &C and 6s Fulton street.
Pure Linen Dusters 81,
At EVANS, &C and IS Fulton street
Pure Linen Du.tsrs 81,
At RvASs', 6s and 6s Fulton street
Elegant Spring Suits to Match, Sc,
At EVANs 66 and 6S Fulton street
Elegant Spring Suits to Match, SO,
AT EVANS, sc and 6 Fulton street.
Elegant Spring Suits TO Match, SC.
At EVANS, &C and 63 Fulton street.
At EVANS, 65 and SO Fulton street
Sc Roglans,
At EVANS, 6s and 90 Fulton street
At EVANS, &c and 6S Fulton street.
Improved French Yoke Shirts, Ready
made and to order $A and $40 per Dozen LEIGHrONs
5l2 broadway, opposite ST. Nicholas.
Cape Dusters-The Most Comfortable Car
mepts worn for summer, at DRUM9OLD & PROCH6, No.
PA Broadway.
The Most Dressy Coat for Summer is one
OF DkUMGOLD PbOCHS silk warp fre Alpaca at No pa
Broadway.
II. Y. S.-Enllou Brothers, 400 Broadway,
sole of the celebrated yoke shirt made
TO oIder and waTrsnted 10 ct.
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Glass Shades OF all Sizes for GOVERN,
clocks flowers, &C. de- &C. constantly on hand and made
ordor Depot l56 William street. corner OF Ann.
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o. A. Bills, Exchange and Specie Broker, I76
Greenwich street. second door north Of PaciAc Hotel
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Holmes New Photograph Gallery I'm Opt
ration, COL Broadway directed by young Professor Morne.
Look cut fer fine works of art.
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Strong and Flavory Tea, One Dollar the
chest good coffee 10 lbs for dollar, 1t CHRIjTIAN
SONS, No. Chamb srs or ZIG Greenwich street.
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Elegant Spring Suits TO Match, SC.
At EVANS, &C and 63 Fulton street
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known EMect.-When Pain InAamma-
ton Il preaent In human body and Brandrehs Pills
used upon the which the
pain insmr alton. and them from the
body and cannot ure their power only
want he whose presence in the pain and
burning heat 20 In throat, Group, colds. coughs
rbeumatsms pain side aud peursy which all cured
by from 70 three dose. q these pills whose only
directed will use them cured. Sold Dr. Brandreths
office 1 Canal street; Buyntons 296 Bowsry, and by all
druggists. Price Is cents box.
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Coffee, Tea and Sugar, Cheap, and OF the
best quality be found at KEDFORD6 IS Sixth avenue
Fourth street. -
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Ele gant Spring Suits to Match, SO,
At EVANS, &c and IS Fulton street
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l. and cheapes, Va Tire world Black OF brown
thirty cents boz, a, ..,, -.
or three o,s. one Dollar Georges hair dye VIII MOI
wa.h o or stain the skn and WIZ turn me nsf noaan-
tu, III siyc Ii glosay appearance; whitaker! dyed
IN r seronda Each 3s box consins as much hair dye ~
sch for Ladies' and gentlemen In the habit Of using
Eyes are ,, Sys to aSy other after once usnS
PYncpsl oeps SCOTS drug store SOC rand street. New
YORK Sod 10y Hayes l6 Fulton street, Brooklyn; Cal
Ter der Co Third and Walnut streets. Philadelphia
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Elegant Spring Suits to Match, Sc,
At EVANS, 66 and 6S Fulton street
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: THE prRus Of ouvnporopx

~.
This fearful narcotic creates nsensbv pain b. para
yang me nervous stem ls effect Ia BRIEF and
hss not c only ne pain but ths patient Al that
aScsmpa he'd By kADwAYs aEsDY RELIkF insssly,
effective anu spa.nodc and oounerirrian, In eIuence Ts
nervous system PAN and spasmcdis action Rsposs
,s sore throat collie cramps ccnyplsions hs.d
ache ny and OF disease
acute pain !. operation electrical Asa dusive simuis
and nvgcran In general debility and local weakness
noequs Congestion and maarious fevers resulting froa
surttd circulation and depraved condition Of the blood aO
relieved with marvellous swness by the equang dfn
tesan properties of Railways heady Relief kegulatin
Pills while all constitutional disorders including scrofuls
reditsry Diseases saluheum &c yield searching heal
ing purify properties OF Railways neaolvent hro9
eursives control the entire CIRCLE Of human ailments
health "a within the reach Of all.
RAILWAYS Ready Relief aud Regulating Pills are 70 an
acute maIArious infections afammaiory and consesve a.
Eases what the Fesovepts 10 chronic acrolous and
si.uopa msladies For all classes Of fevsrs smalipes
nesees Influenza rheumatism, neuralgia, all pains, acho4
and nfrmies that aict mankind these Remedies will qus
ly aid forever cure. RADWAY CO., e John streek.
SOIUBLE GLASS FOR PAINTERS, SECURING COAI.
~ oil and turpenne bayres for soepmskers against nr0
ana mildew; tules best and Bourbon o
nsnganeee. pa.na bsmuh aluminium, cadmium, abostz1s
black lead, by Dr. L. FEUCHTWAEGEk. llS Maiden
N. B.
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Sc RnglaDs,
At EvANe', &C and SO Fulton street
Sc Roglans,
At EVANS, 66 and 90 Fulton street
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Dress FrOck Coats.
Good black cloth drees frock coats, S. to So
Pine black coih dress frock coats, $40 to $l4.
The finest FreL CHI cloth Gre frock coats Sis to So
AtEyANS, 66 and 68 Fulton street.
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The New York REHABILITATION for Europe.
The Cunard mail steamship Europa, Captain Leitch, will
leave this port today for Liverpool.
Tho European mails will close in this city at hafpast
eleven O'Clock this morning.
The European edition Of the HERALD will be published
sen O'Clock in the morning Single copies, in wrappers
Six cents.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition Of the
NEW YoRx HxRAD will DO received at the following places
In Europe -
LONDON. Sampson Low, Son 4 o, II Ludgnte Hill.
lansing, Starr & Co., "A King William street.
PAkB.. lansing Baldwin Co., place de Ia Bourse
Lv0PooL. Lansing, Starr & Co., No. Chapel street.
R. Stuart, 10 Exchange street, East
HAvRs.. >. Lansing, Baldwin 4 Co., Il Rue C0rneilIo
HAMBURG ;. De Chapeauronge Co.
Tho contents Of the European edition OF the HMAID will
eombine the received by mail and telegraph at the
efoe during the previous week and up to hour the Of
publication
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-27

WAsHNGToN HEIGHTs-TuE DuTY OF THE
PROPERTY OwNERs.--Now that the lobby jobbers
bsve been defeated at Albany in their scheme
about the region of Washington Heights, in the
Twelfth ward Of this city, extending from
Manhattanville TO Spuyte Duyvil Creek, the
time is come for the owners Of the soil in this
extensive district to hold a meeting at Carmans-
vile, or some other convenient place in the
ward, to make arrangements about laying cut the
avenues and streets, with view to have the
plan agreed upon confirmed at once at the next
meeting Of the Legislature. All that ia neces-
sary to be done is to appoint committee from
among the property owners, and give them in
structions to carry cut the views Of the meeting,
to prepare map and draft of a bill, and to re-
port To subsequent meeting, when the plan
will receive the final fiat of all the owners Of tie
land, and then be ready for the action Of the
Legislature.
1t would be crime against nature and sin
against poAerity to allow any set of Commits
sioners to mar the beauty of the place, and change
its healthy character into the dead level aud
right angles Of the lower portions Of the city.
Let of least one spot On the island be sacred
from the levelling barbarity Of the modern
Goths and vandals, consecrated to dwelling
places, free from the dust and filth and noise
and nuisances Of great commercial me-
tropolis. Those who have bought pro-
perry here have not bought it for pur-
poses of speculation-they are merchants,
lawyers, clergy men, doctors, professional men
many Of them retired from business, and desiring
to enjoy life Of happy rcpose-men Of clayas-
ter ard marx ard stake IL the coununiJ-iha
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And u our present ratio Of increaSng revenues
goes on, as no doubt 1t WILL and the expenditures
of the government are conducted with economy,
Mr.. Buchanan will pay off the twenty millions
the treasury has been Obliged to borrow from the
banks, and leave to his successor an unburthened,
if not plethoric treasury.
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FACTS ABOUT NEW ZEAIAND-We have jut
received from the Colonial Secretary of Nev
Zealand an official report of the statistics of TINT
distant British colony for the year 1857, which
presents some interesting features touching the
growth and progress of that young but evidently
prosperous country. Accompanying the report
we received the following letter.
COLONIAL sEcaErARYs 0rncx, new zxALASp,l
AUCKLAND, Jan. 20, 1862
sE-I have tho honor to forward to you by direction
Zealand for the year 1851 have the honor 70 Be, SIR,
''N' W. W. OSBORNE. Under Secretary.
To the Editor Of the HERALD, New York, u s. America.
The colonization of New Zealand commenced
at a later date than that Of the ncighboring
Islands of Australia and Van Dicmen's Land,
and though it lacked that great clement Of sud-
den growth an auriferous soil--which tho for
mer possessed, yet its fertile fields and JUICY
pastures afforded temptation to the adventl-
rous agricukurist and stock RAISER and the
temptation has eventuated tor them in pro-
ftable and happy reality.
The European population now numbers in the
aggregate 52,l5 Of these no lees than 5,927
arrived from the mother country in 1857. The
aboriginal population, who are for the most part
savage and ututored people exceed by some
thousands thoce of European birth--thc total
being, as far as can be ascetained, 5000.
New Zealand exports good deal of grain,
timber, oil and gum, and WOOL fax and hides in
smaller quaint ties The total value Of the ex-
ports of 1857 was one million eight hundred aad
fcrty-six Thousand nine hundred and seventy
dollars; and Of its imports for the same period,
four millions nine hundred and sixty -four thou
sand nine hundred and seventy dollars; whereof
twenty nine thousand eight hundred and ninety
were received from the United States
The export Of wool has doubled since 1858.
and the export Of lumber, oil, gum and grain
has increased in still greater ratio The reve-
nue. of the colony from all sources amounts to
about million and quarter of dollars. The.
criminal statistics present novel and rather
agreeable aspect; the total committals for Of
fences against person and property for one year.
out Of population Of over 100000, being only
thirty five; Of whom twenty-seven were convict
ed. The number Of civil suits brought for the
same period was only one hundred and thirty
nine. New Zealand, therefore, is evidently not
the country for lawyers. Half dozen of them
could not make decent living there.
New Zealand has about fifteen seaports, ana
the average number of vessels arriving there in
the year is about two hundred and eighty-nine.
and those clearing from the ports two hundred
and dghty-three, the large majority Of which are
British bottoms.
Though our interests in New Zealand arc not
very great, either commercially or socially, CO
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FLUSH TINES AHEAD--From urrntstakeable in
dications about US in the commercial centre of
the Union, there can be no reasonable doubt that
we are close upon repetition of the flush times
that Immediately preceded the crash of 1857.
That We went through that crisis 30 well, all
things considered, and have recovered from it,
effects so soon, is striking proof Of the recupc-
rative energies and elastic vigor Of our country
and the enterprise and pluck OF our traders
They are ruined one day, but jump up and try it
over again the next With all the sang roid in the
world. Here we are row in the second quarter
of 1869, doing driving business 10 all branches
of trade. The imports will be close on to those
of 1856 and lS57-perhaps exceed them BY the
end Of the fiscal year, on the 30th June next,
the Secretary Of the Treasury viii find a very
handsome return from the Custom House to
satisfy the governments little bills When the
government gets fairly on its feet the banks will
expand still further, trade will receive such au
impetus as it has rarely known before, an army
of schemers and spectators will appear in Wall
street, with magical rapidity, and all sorts of
means will be adopted to divert the money which
is made in the regular business channels into the
pockets of stock gamblers who are really re-
sponsible for money panics There is certain
fascination about stock gambling which many
people cannot resist, and this is taken advan-
tsge of by the Wall street men when times are
good. After the severe lesson Of 1867, however,
people ought to know better and be more careful
in their operations. Sudden expansions on credit
basis, If it can be 50 called, must inevitably be
followed OF some time or another by sudden
crashes. If people will only keep this fact in
mind, perhaps they may be even able to bear the
prosperity. which has eome upon them a. well
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the p.rb. It VIII enable - - oo,,,..,

the pars. It WIN enablA = 70 commas. al
the weaks points o. the proceedings Of au
opposition House of Representatives, and all the
weak points OF the common enemy outside of
Congress. Nor is t is slL A September Conven-
ton of the democracy in this city, to nominate
their Presidential icse', will leave the opposi-
ton in the int va to fight in the dark On the
other hand it W II operate 70 rally together he
New York and all the Northern democracy; and
it will give the patty the fullest insight into the
secret of the most available man. In the inter
val, too, from May to September, this financial
and commercial reaction of universal prosperity
will have relieved the Treasury, and silenced all
the clamors of the opposition concerning the
bankruptcy of the administration, and this will
give prodigious lift to the democratic cause.
Thus, from the good sense and sagacity inii
Gated in this reported programme of the party
peacemakers at Washington, we are inclined to
believe in the probabilities of its ultimate adop-
ton. We believe that no better plan Of opera
tions could be adopted, and that the intestine
sauabbles and difficulties of the party upon
measures, distractions and men, are so numer-
Gus, so complicated and 30 serious, that it will
require at least two National Conventions to
bring them to q practical treaty Of peace. At
Cincinnati there was no other alternative than
Mr., Buchanan. At Charleston Mr.. Buchanan
will not be in the arena; but there will be q
dozen Richmonds in the field. Thus precipi-
tate nomination NAV be the death of the party,
while cool and judicious postponement may
restore the party to life and power.
Prompt action is a good general law; but there
is nothing like little q mastery inactivity
when in the shadows of Coming events we see
the advantages of delay.
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- Tie sdversity out OF ~u.Uu ..oy nave come 80
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Few York, Wednesday, April az, 1859.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-23

BbHsY-'a n!s sTtJ, CT Thrrs,y Arr Il o., =
rsrv. Of III P,gts. 81 CA'te.sn Rocs Count, cc-a I
tHAHsiH6-lt Troy, On scn9,y kpr,l "a 81 49,,
TsoHo = Cs.nLinf brother Of H. WifAs cAsaat.s ~ u
city ~
OOhERrr-I; Albany, or WsSre.dsy A,rl n et.,,
oftbe s'sr, John pohsssy late Member "a. s..,. -
Ggsj g y,sn Seese,
To friends sua relative, 81 N. fuy ~. r.sr--.,,n,
90 attend ire futefs Saturday rDoon q. "A oss
rvscsucs ~ his mother No TO- "a
Spin Mas md Rochester paper, pslss ocyy
FOLOER-in South srooklya. raursAy morning Io.,
a. o'clcci. a.r fhor' ines,, Mrs May Aun 80. - a.
Kobsrt b. Fos'r, ,s,d s. y.Ns y.
GAVACAN-ln tots city, 90 Wean,.Ss, ir0 n
tsvsesn, wife o. he ate EDWARD Gsv,ean r.,. !, As
Ns'tnssih, ireland. 0"ssy
GRAY-In this city, Thursday mornins Anrn q a.
tedious hness which be Nth Chrs... sest
Edward Gray, ~ D In TIE al year q ais AZ. S-A'ss.
HlrCHCOcK-ln Brootrn .ui5suly % ws.p..S..
y. cf fsuirsoE q ire hows, Ms5t g a.nr, ~ ATTN
Of the rsxsn RsrGer, ssed 20 year,, eseSek
LoAoER-ln this city. ThGssay uorai,t A,,a f,
con'umPou, rno@as Loader, aged ~ y.ar -...A. - a..
days ~ss
HAYrs-On "Wednesday April - q No s Ps-n., 49,.
Brooklyn, Ms Margaret Maye, Ss,d q y-ass ~''s
sPiCEk-ln thi. city, Thursday norulns Ami u -.
,hort Illness, DAVID spicer Atee ~ ysaSs q. A.. - a
days ~ ~
TREssrL-ln This city. on Thursday Ap,u n .s.,,A.
sue psLill iLsss Mary Am, wife u 6ecrre rS... -
- ypsrs W.
TRACY - In Brooklyn, on w.sDesd., Anvil q r1.,.-
WALTON, o. John and hAnA II. tracy as,a $50 ~
moi Tbs and - days - I"
THOAAs-ln this city, Thurasy April a. Of os..0.,.,
Margaret Thomas wife Of Michael r:omu.
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FRIDAY, April 22-r. n

Tue stock marke. this mornlDg not active,
exec pting 10 two or three stocks, and irregular,
bat with general upward tendency. The principal
pu chasers are ths shorts. The smoant Of coatrsca
I which have been covered within fes days "a vsD
large AID some of the sangune bears appeared
disposed to-day to put out laes. The decline n
Central mas undoubtedly brought 10 some outside buy
srs but the amount s not sufcsnt 10 sHasncs prices
to any marked degree. This interest Of the market
to-day was oent.rsd msinly in Ne. York Central, Of
which it is estimated there sold, registered sad
uDregi stsred, some ID 900 sosres, OF which about
ore.bslf were on me contracts The market opened
at 7ii ssai 7l} yesterday, but declined the cal
proceeded TO 49,; ard between the Bo.rds sold o. low
rs 73i From tnis poiut there q rally, and the
quotation improved to 74l DOSING alta Tns market
improved under rumor that some arrangement would
probably be made between the Enc aud Central
fer en- increase of passenger fares and freight
charged aud smother tlst proposition 10
tie ZANE effect had been received from the
Pennsylvania Central managers Hxism Pre-.
ferred wa also al active sto *, some 4 800 shares
having been sold, of which 5000 shares were on cell
ers' options. The business Of this road in April will
show about the same increase "a March did. The
Company propose to lay track in Forty strest
10 dadlsOn aNsnuo SOON, anu tun hOieo ohe W ens.
port. Panama va. in demand at better pr css under
atvices of large amounts Jf passengers on the wy
fn m Caifornls. Pacii, Mail was also firm with fIf
demand. We hear various rumor 10 regard to the
relations between this Company snd Mr. Vanderbilt,
but DOtbing we'll enough authenticated 10 pint. In
the Western shares the market was dull but generally
well sustained. Rock Island being quite firm anti the
Second Board, when il was cold down " 90 sfsr
which it rallied TO 50. Michigan Central Wa heavy
at the close at 50. The earnings Of the
secoId week of April are unsstsfscsov,
although ess go than the frst week. 10 the Bond
market there not large business done, excepting
10 Missouri Of ~hch the sales reached slsj cO clos
ing at about yesterdays prices. Sales Of $4,000 GOV
emmett 81, 1874, were made ct lOi!. A. the second
Board there "a, fair activity snd the market mad 60
imp owing tend,ncy, closing firm. The closing pnoss