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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-02

Port Of New York, May 1, 1859.
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bark Electra OF Lndon LAT Az Ion Is l9 passed several
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johns NJ 26h with mdse and S55 passengers to American
Steamship Roanoke skisner Norfolk DC, with mdsa and
70 Indian Heineken sunday. l2 o'clock
miles OF DeiswsIe ishtsp, sgnaiizsd steamship James
s,es nishp rarserssarc Powell Bamora With mdse TO
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he captain aud brig Keller BALTIMORE whioh
and Of water IN sT hol D. WIN anu al Sale s0Ae
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Ship Powerful CBr. Nixon Grcenock IS days. with
Ap;i l. = =, experienced stroog westerly gales,
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enced heayy westerly gales sa" number Of large icsbeg
srg Aesses sr Of Yarmouth, Ns, Robbins Malaga aal
llget essisry tor adays ssr essog as f5:k drs
Pierre, lefser Charleston Tor liverpool ~
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Otoorne d Co vessel 10 master. March IS IL. 81
spoke schr hinl sbtr % days from YORK for
The has exfe fenced very heavy weather durog Pa
face
lrg Csyon sr, cfoweli Windsor, 10 days. with plaster to
Brig Kqssoh of snlliyan stran. Sullivan. Il d.y, with
schr Henderson,. smith, AIe1anada for DAnyors.
Hchr Clarity, ChRiet PhiGdelphla, 3cas
SchrW Ferguson Smith Pnisdeptla, 8 days.
schr j l. White, ketchu.a. Phlladelonia dass
schr shenandoah, Hewitt Philadelphia for Pfoyidslce
Snhr Ellen Barnes Br Lnan, Phiade,phll Fan iiver
ScIr Empire tlushlnga Ehzao- por; for Boston.
schr tberub, Bailey, ssrdlner. . days
schr Gov Arnold, Sitchell Machils days.
sehr splendid, B'icharh aschls, days.
SchF Loehie. May, CALAIS. 3 DAYS
scbr Invitcihle, Hall, Cal.ie, days
fehr Baidain, , k0cklaad, days.
Hohr II Barnes RaSu1ood Oloucss.er days.
hcbr Hannah ID Andrews Goucester 2 dgys
scbr Convert. kickersan. Bostcn, 3 days.
schr Z II Moler, Allen, Boston dass.
eehr Ann Flower, Lowell, Boston, ) days.
schr Mary Elizabeth. bedery, Fannc4et 5days.
Schr Queen OF the South @ nasts Wheeler, Pro7ience 9
dsVe
Scbr Hall Jones Portland, Ct 2 iays
schr Dragon, Lcyeli, albany for Alex 4odra.
sclr 1alo;a Lowell. albany for BALTIMORE
s,earner Peizel. Baker, Providence.
SAILED.
sieamshp Jarnostpwo Norfolk Ac.
Wind during The day 10 ssE
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April this year and April last shows very badly f0r Mo cur
rent year. But Nay the railroad people expect viii do
better June win better still and unless have total
failure Of the crop ths fall tho receipts win continue 70
increase throughout the year. II believed, In faot thai
we have turned the corner
Some enterprises doing very well even now. Pana
ma is doing an enormous business at very high rates
The business the Hudson river increasing, and ncx
year, all probability, there will be money 70 d.
vide among the shareholders The coal companies are
doing well, and Reading Is firm.
Pacific Mail, whose fall during the week has been the
marked feature Of the Stock Exchange s affected
by the pending competition with Commodore Vanderbilt
By reference to advertisement in another column IL
Will be that and after the 10th July the North
Star will take her place in vanderblts California
line consort t, the Northern Light, the two
forming a semi monthy lne and leaving New
York on the 5th and goth Of each month. The
North Star now being fitted up take her place in the
line she is being provided with four large boilers
from the Anaire Works The fare, We understand will
again be reduced, and Calfornans, who have SO long
complained Of the exacons of the Pacific Mail Company
will now have their innings. The government is also 20
be gamer by the competition. vanderbts bid for
transportation of the nails learn by telegraph from
Washington, is only s237 0O0 the Pacific Mali Company
receives s652 COO for the service The saving
TO the government viii thus be sil5O We mentioned
the other day that the in the controversy be
tween Vanderbilt and the company rendered decision in
his favor and awarded him $50 COO AS there appears
be discrepancy between the various OF
CONTROVERSY perhaps the correspondence which led 10 the
reference had better be made public looks as though
long and contest at hand both parties
will appeal 10 the public for sympathy, knowledge Of
the facts from the start may be desirable.
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The depression was mainly caused by the successful
operations Of the bears aided by the pending contest oe
tween the four great roads to the West and the small
traffic the Western roads. To understand the
ments in such stock New York Central for instance
the public must be made that there
hundred persons Wall street who make their living
by specializing almost exclusively in this stock These
spectators are usually bears in times OF depression
when there are few purchases for outsiders, they
often, if they have any basis to work upon,
Brighten holders into selling their property and thus
decline in its market value. During the pas.
month thesc persons have been uniformly successful.
The contest between the four roadsthe reduction Of
fares which, though greatly exaggerated in the papers,
has had very preudcal effect the public estimation
Of railway proper ythc prospects, and the Ill
cepts of the Western roads, which owing partly
the poor crops last year, and partly to the Willingness
of farmers 10 part with their grain at present prices
Ill the character OF the crop deerminedal these
adverse circumstances have been used by the Wall
operators with such skin and eject that prices have
driven down in some instances below, and almost
in all instances 10 the neighborhooi Of the figures
which were current in the height of the panic Of
1861 time when no could tell whether
all the banks in the country would no. be
wound up and wiped oat Of existence when the pros
pect ahead, for merchants, railroads. and all kinda Of
busneep, was the gloomy ever witnessed in this
country.
1t Is true that Wall could no. have achieved this
recult had it not been aided by public distruss But
much of the existing dsrust is the fruit OF the exeroas
of the Wall street. operators themselves who have in
vented and exaggerated other unfavorabe storcs
And the public must be remembered, is notikc the
Wall street operaors-perpetually specializing 1t has
its fits Of speculation which lns for greater or less pc
Rod OF ne after which, and until the ct returns, stocks
are left TO the mercy Of Wall street. In former times,
before the crisis when all prosperous and conf
dencc prevailed, the public used TO cone n every few
weeks, 70 the periodical ruin and humiliation Of the
bears Since The crisis there has but instance Of
public Intervention in stock affairs that was in February
1858, and ONLY lasted few days The consequences Of
This appearance Of the public has been great
Of bodness among the street operators Thousands Of
shares are now sold daily By firms which would have
thought sao OF two three hundrod quite largo opera
zion few years ago business is done such scale that
when the general Improvement now Progressing reaches
the eto;k exchange the results will be very among
the more inprudont operators
The bufiness on tho railways continues small. April
Last year was month Of very large rcccps produce
being buried forward from ths West by any aud every
channel This year farmers holding back what pro
dace they have in the hope that war or poor crop
prospect uay improve prices hence the contrast between
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Sanadlan nour was quiet while prices firm at quo
taons Southern flour was better, with sales of abou,
100 hbls closing within the range the above figures
Rye Hour and meal steady at quotations while
more active with sales Of about 49, 600 bushels ncudna
red Western common TO good a. 81 46 81 So Milwaukee
club at 81 H. fine white Southern at 81 s. red do at D.
and mixed 90 at 81 A. Corn frmer and in more ac
tive demand; the sales embraced about bushels
including Western mixed at Sfc &c., white Southern al
sac IS &c Jersey and Southern yellow at seSc SIC
ana Northern do at s6sc. Rye was firm, with sales OF
900 bushels at s5c. Barley steady with sales OF
1000 bushels inferior State at 75c Oats we're in fair de
mand, with q good supply, with sales Of S.nte at
Sc 65c, and Of Western and Canadian at &c. 5sc
CorTEx The market firm, but salcs were limited
100 bags Jamaica sold at ike
CorroS. The market quiet aud sales confined TO
few hundred bales which criterion Of the state
Of the market. MddDg upl,nds continued to be quoted
at 12c holders, however, not pressing sales being
disposed to await further and more decisive Intelligence
regarding peace war
cco,on wers wgse sh 20 25o bales
aud SEQ terces beef by sailing aud steam "a ,es at
3D. a IS; 10 London, 80 terces rice IFS I'd. There
was nothing new TO Glasgow or to Havre To Bremen,
500 bbs rosin reported AZ 2s Sd and TO Hamburg
200 500 bbls shoe pegs at o. t.
PROVISIONS -Pork-Ibere was slight rally in the
market for mess, while other kinds exhibited less change
lille prices were firm. The sales embraced about 900
1000 bb's including new mess at SIG 25 $40 40, thin
at $40 So and prime at s2 so $40 75 Beef was in good
demand and rmer, with aaes reported OF about COO
op,s' nessng country Prime at 81 " country mess
md extra at sl3 s3 62}s; prime held at SIT
81 Beef hams were steady, win sales 100 Dos q,
$14 SIT. Bacon rm with sales OF 20 OOO lbs clear
and :, e.
and at SC 91lc for hams Lard was heavy while sales
embraced about $50 bos and tierces at Ii 70 a lls.s
Butter was plenty and heavy &c. loc for Ohio aud
)2c &c !or State. and small choice lots prime Grange
county a. 2ec. Cheese quiet at &C. 1olSc
SuGARs.-The market vas comparatively firm. and
prices without change Of moment The Gales we're con
nod TO about AGO hide, including Cubas a. 8s5c and
New Orleans within the range OF exc. &c, and IS
hhds. mslado a, &c,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIA

SUNDAY, May l-oP. N.
Business Is quiet, and merchants are specializing To
she amount o. the fall trade, which win depend the
prospects Of the crops thus fAr, they promise well
shas notwithstanding the heavy spring poratons, mer-
chants encouraged to order freely Nothing however
viii be decided for three weeks month yet. The i'm
peraon Of dry goods for last week less than the i'm
poraton Of the corresponding week Of 1857 during the
week CT 1858 the receipt Of dry goods was merely
noaina the total importation to date since jan Is
slightly in excess Of 1857 but importation for the s
cal year 70 dateten monthss 81 800 900 below that OF
The same period Of the fiscal year 1861 The demand
has slackeped. ss usual at this season; prices,
however are steady. General merchandise con
tinues 10 arrive and to pay fair profits to the
importer. Teas continue to advance AT the auction
sale Friday there was very lively competition and
higher prices were obtained for ill descriptions Coffee
b arm Sugar heavy at the beginning OF the week,
and holders compelled to make concessions meet
ihe views of buyers but the decline gave rise 70 active
speculative demand and prices closed Arm. Woods have
been active, and prices maintained at the quota
sOns Of the late auction sale Hides depressed, and
sloee dull the stock is the smallest have had this
season for four years Leather Ia in fair demand
The advices from Europe have depressed the cotton
kes TO effect saes decline Of must be submitted TO.
The receipts at the ports continue to fall off Last weeks
septs only AS 900 bales against 900 bales last
AID ~ 600 bales in 1857 making the total receipt TO date
Hnce January l. 900 bales against 2e55,0oo bales
10 date last year and 34ooo bales to same date
1857 Our total export 10 date OIL 900 bales against
600 bales to date 1885, ana 900 bales 10
same date 1857. May month of heavy receipts last
year be expected that this years excess will be
considerably reduced during the current month.
The war news has impaired better tone to the grain
and -four market, and quote flour SOC. 4oc higher
the BARREL and grain &c. the bushel The receipts from
She West very light farmers holding back till the
prospects Of this years. crop settled Ashes in
mir demand.
The following the comparative Custom House tables
Of the trade of the port for the past week and since
January
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The bank statement. which will be made up TO- MORO.
vii probably show material variation in the specie
from The statement. Of Monday last. On the
sluding the shipments Saturday cath yesterdays
shipment will Of course not tell against the average
The other, they have received 81 1852 from California
and trie from the Sub Treasury. Some remtances of
gold have been received from the Interior which may
possibly swell the receipts above the disbursements The
Sub Treasury balance stands 6sl against
a the close Of last week 100000 having been sent
Washington. 1t seems likely that the banks may show
increase both in the deposit and discount lines This is
ahe at which the former accumulate 10 the lat
ter the conservative character OF last statement
perhaps, have tempted some Of the more speculative
banks to venture in en- 0.-isite direction Money is
easier than it was at the close OF iass "aak
Call loans arc offered the brokers at four per cent
but owing to the small amount OF business The Stock
Exchange very little is placed q. this figure The
banks continue TO complain Of a want of paper. Some
strictly first class short ga per done last FOUR
and hear Of other lines being taken at ~ The rate
however for s. class sixty day paper is per cent for
four six menths, 5Ha75s. Lover grades 60 at 10,
according to and dates Exchange on Europe
tnues very firm The leading dra put his rate up for
the Fulton TO 1i0I the ordinary bankers rate from
Ito 11oH with moderate supply of mercantile bills
st10en q. Francs were from $40 5.121a.
The movement in the stock market during the past
week was downward till Friday evening, when the cur
rent Of prices changed and improvement took place
The following table will show the decline and the
recOvery-
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COAL.
LEGAL gnErfiEs


SppRFHS COURT, CITY AND COUNTY or NEW
~ iork-John G. hayaer aganel John Shaw sam.
mons Or money demand on r1ntfa t-Oon not served.
lohe deieooahfOu are hereby and required
" Ars"tI l1e corr nlat Ia bs gclu which was 10 n
aea 81 ihccers oii6e rg add county YORK, At s
~ HA 40 TIC Guy Of NeW Rogf, and serve cODy of
ansg or The sad conpDt 10 suhscr ers nj sir o.a
W hrtoWey' rev York, within rsuy tsyh afer tbe ser
we ~ u sun nnna o YOU exclusive Of no dy snsa
vice ebd yon i9n 70 ansser h na1 moii6t snthn
uDe sfef faa ne eivtd ID tis roon ~ feta i1drasui
ssHrft iof ts OF $40 az G5 " nrt lr in d.
2i ths 81 A"ri thousand -hl nlodcei ~. dftynils
belftS We cosH ~ MS plon. Ds'ed s1ri - lsip
DiLSAYH L co.'s. elalnJrs aG1raey.
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4 uCrIoN NOTICE, EXTRAORDINARY. posi-

4 UCTTOF NOTICE POSITIVE
a sale OF al the furniture, works Of and deoD
at soptaned 10 the elegantly furnished private Residence
80 Clinton place. near Broadway d. 8. HOUGH Alcaln
sar office No 40 Rroadvny viii se above ths day Mon
cay, May 81 l0}s A. precisely sale positive
'atIe Csalguee ready be had Mt the
It go Broadway. The aucneer calls particular attention
obtain ira. clasa goods at moderate price, The house
Aaa an upuguy large and fine agsortnent Of deairabs
soods suitable for genee houssaeeperA Carefg
esdsnco TO pack and ehp the goods From tbs catalogue
We extract portion Of the nr0es specimens Of what
contains:-
Dining roomsCarved walnut buffet extension table, a.
Soban3 dining and chsirs splendid nrros bronze rae
iure3 tapestry carpets toguter with a. the china
Are belonging 70 she hcanc cut glassware of concievl
Die de5crpton silver tea eoyvice ve pieces isrgs silver
lyes casters end forks 1nr caster with ruby
,es cake baskets &c ivory cutlery, sets besiaes
asge vaEtety OF unique table ornaments
ParloCerved rosewood suit In crimson and sstin
old rosewood centre and pier tables
hars solid rosewood and vail etegcres elegant
,lat, picr glars 70 gold frame; adys escretore witt
sn sood velvet carpets and bronze gs xpres dss7y
embroidered lace window drapery, several very large
2,epdd brnnzes; aso, paintings by emil eat arzts;
ice variety Of elegant Dresden china vases Paan figures and
osswood carved CASE octave pianos, nearly In
e. order and fully warranted stool and cover csne
Sc bcsidse host Of other articles, which be appreciated
lost be
Cbambcrs-Tapesry carpsts carved rosewood Neis,ead
with rich lace canopy splendid hair s-csses 40 to 90
end comodes caina toilet wood bookcase
mErayings elegant carved mahogany bedseada, bureaus
WATERSHEDS sofas cbairs mattresses blankets crpsts
Uercrplive catalogues be bad at the boass only.
N B.-Payes buying goods desiring, the m sy re-
main at the house reasonable time after the frs OF May
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-02

A G. ALBURTus, AUOrInNEBR-AUCTION SALE or
IA magnificent household furniture superb ocave rose
wood panoiore, eegar drawing suits French plate
pier mirrors bronze and ormolu chandeliers, oil painnes
tauay bropzes Dresden and seyre china vases III
we're. books, a., On this day aondsyl May 2 the
giant redeoce No 70 West Twenty eixh street. SIKH
toneer would call the parsular attention of his friends
the public 70 this sale being the large and hes.
TO order by BAudope no for the and
pefemptofiy cold Catalogues 81 the house the
sale Drawing roons-rwo superb roeewo," Its richly
carved in fruit aud lowers md Ia saj1 r1c1e
Sitting Of two aofas, wo arm reception aud
eli ut oval back cbss richly carved rosewood centre table
anay and msrole tops 10 match the SUITS secretary and
sofa and card tables urkh easy chairs anug 70 and Gohic
chairs qualiete tables rosewood e.egeres With mirror doors
magnificent wood octave pianofoe richly carved
ana inl With pearl and so pearl made by city msk
and cost t6 ec ocl covered Ia brosaic music
books &c French Plate sier and insnei mirrors, Freoh
lace oulAins snaGes. AZ velvet carpets, rugs, epit
Btatuaiy escnng Pointing Music The Fl)ves
Boy and crl Crusadcrn &c u painting Naionnl copy
Keche Angels Whisper by Ooie fruit aud no yefs winter
scene West Point Harvest &c 3o the yorkS OF
Le2repo, Huntington, Cole. seiers, Kechc, and rtlsrs
Elk light bronzes aud ormolu enaniehcrh imported by
IepraDga, Narccit Co.. for he present owner and $500
Tin God hat Glind ocoh stair clrce rods 81, Cham
bers second tory-Superbly carved rssesooi balAtsid
warorOs toilet tables sh,v sands, french china toilet
sets 1aisrcarcs feather BEDS rai,sses blers pios
vases chsr1cs third add -four stores "a nv ann
black walnut sois bureaus rorken washssnd chairs bed
ding, ofain carpets, book racs. Dining roor-Ogk buF
exeusOn dhinE table W eft1 pltebD butiera
dumb water Cd lirs. and rich enl and eqrr,yei
glgs decouterp rphsts, wines, ria npag 1es irn pd
desHer slsnds sails So COLA sver l1ner tn sry'e
plated f9O1pa forks. tuiges nsphis r,n ce
urn, case UoSsei eve ics pitcher yars tn s,hs
cnuery AFRO lfo isDrie1L % Kitchen sud bissuna
nnue VIII CAsh the sis viii c. ameace iaive rain
Cffllna.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, April 30-U P. n.
AsHEs-The sales embraced about 40 so bills includ
ing pots and pearls, at 53Ic.
BREADsuFrs rmness Of the holders OF the
better grades checked sales, while qualities were
heavy and prices unchanged. Good closed at r
Their better prices The saes embraced about IA GOO bbs
closing within the following range of prices
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A UCTION NOTICE-ExTENsIvE AUCTION SALE OF
a elegant household furniture planoforte oil oauti 20
&c at at The FIVE story private residence 23 West
street, Eighth avenue
JOHN w. PORTER. auc.ioneer win sell above tbis dsy
Monday Nay nj l0 O'Clock the entir, magnificent urn
Of the above first class which he
attention Of pnrchssers as being the most attractive vaiu
able sale Of unique and elegant frnt made By asco this
season he sale VIII be perempory rain shine descso
tive catalogues of which be obtained house on the
morning of sale.
The furniture consists, IN The parlors of
SPLENDID pearl nl8if rosewood parofore WITH embroidered
stool and cover velvet carpets sato daask ami lace
air large and elegant pier and marte
snst woad psror richly carved and covered
IN satin brccatel, with slip al these suits
TO orcer and are Of the most costly destruction Three ele
ganty carved rosewood eegeres with plate doors ladies'
French marble music cabinet, cheIoners good sscre
tary and boohcase saiuary. marble top tables; ceg
anS Iecnmbent chairs in satin *ooi rcceoon
chair covered In medsliou tapestry magnificent sevrss
and Dresden China vasep, With esutifn collection
psror ornaments; also number Of valuable oil paintings
rich frames
Dining room, Library and Chm ,er Furn urs-Carved
rosewood bedsteada, marble top bureaus waphands
comm odes ell 70 mstch amooz with mirror fronts cheva
gsssesi full sa Of rosewood Furniture in hair cloth; oval
CANT exie zion dining tshles rich silver ware dnas
chairs marble too buffet crystal cut ruby and white glass
ware elegant dinner set pearl and silver cutlery ,s
lab oil CLOTH velvet stair carpet hall stand refrigerator
range stoves, DC
Cars and stages within few doors of To. house.
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BALES Ar AUCrrON,

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S as 4 % door sx
isys and ~ O ely
.FsHss :ss cssa
large sized hair mattresses eshsr beds fa sn az soa
N ss; - %:
ssS sassa sss @
limos cargo. dining room cioaE &C. Also, base.
ment and Kitchen furniture with which the sale will
NO posponement on account OF weather
Rv JOSEPH HEaEMAN
A,a O'clock NJ at No Hall stree, near Fulton svenus
y 6sib Walker; and insrta carpets
At TX O'Clock P. NJ No Hsis streets between Harri
Mahogany psror son n, ana Desrsw streets
oieloths gas dztues, &c. SN''N'
At 20 O'Clock A. NJ at the cenira saesroons wulou bbv
large and general sess oormsr 2, 81 fss second
from families removiog consss OF mahogany aad .nut
pailr and chamber iarnlure anu niscellAooous
by JOSEPH HEaEMAN-ruis DAY, MoaDAYJ My
tween Myrtle and wiuonshby ct sfooslsn boas
slsss pier tables &c. &c. '''' '''s
CoNsrABLE's sALE.-BICHARD WALTERS, AUo-
~ toneer BY virtue of an execution will for
corner Of Henry saperins splv nonr tabs but
ter tOxes soap wagon skid grocers wagon ia go or
der. MICHAEL, DO JIY Constx HE
EDWARD soHEEoK, AUTHORITARIAN AND Sc
~ cond hs nd furuiture-Bv Il q r. Il. eCHARCK Mon
day at 0 O'clock ,her salssroom SO Nassau eet an
assortment Of and second hand palor dining room aud
chamber furniture comprising carved Parlor sls
solid pax and black walnut side5oards with marble tous;
carved sofas, and dining chairs reps To msteh
EaIy dressing bureaus wa:haands and eonmode oo
cases and wardrobes oak chamber Turkish lounges and
chairs mahogany Sofas chss Ia hslrcoh
mirrOTl mattresses pallaeses and pows velvet
Brus:ss and Ingram carpsts silver plated Oniaa oet
SETS &C., 90 being unusually 4 70
piano fortes.