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rivals ere large and in favor of the buyer
sr9s q 81 %Ss ill., closing It Vi 70 Si good No dsy
sss s1es % fss o. RS @
wsnIee Chiefly a ~ 75 500 bo.he. fair White .dsgs or
barley heavy at eoTtc. Barley Ma e que. :. 1880
OF; to Il. nd Rye y:
T. hrm .msI Gales Of River uaost a. s1as7,c conis very
s The Moderate. are me- 5"pp ii
psss sales Of is bsLes S7aesc for Un,ouna eso7ec
Round Yellow &c for Jersey fellow, and slc for good White
Southern. m. s,,-,.,
Tsxs, "a average at sIe months rejecting bad and water
damaged alc Western saaehier, $ No. at9ic. cash .,
AhLlas s.gRgy limited and TIE ~'i''' "" ''
IRON Scotch Pig Ia dull and heavy 2ad25c v un mos
LFRrBFR-Hemock and Oak continue steady, the latter 10
In moderate demand Upper In rough = also quiet If 20
hhds Cnbs at 10 hhds Porto Rico at &c., ard S DO
oILs-The market for description. duh and spmewbs
besyy ssles Of 900 gallons Lnseed at a0lc w sraoe
% a ss o. which inside price most holders being Indifferent
demand for Pork is rather more active
and with free arrivals prices favor buyer atTne close a o.
iea7 bbs at sI7 Sifass for new Mess W ~ ior mn
r request and Is steady with limited arrivals sales Of ~
tb al $50 20 for County Mes. s p S NJ. er in fr de-
mspd sales Of fair good Cleveland at +io &
Eee Hams quiet l6 Bacon l. scarce ana IN ar
Sey 6rn sales Of 1872 hhds and tcs 7i1c for Shoulders
and sae for Hams Lard quite firm and y b ae nd ,c 10.
tn irsd the arrivals not large sale. Of osl po an. .
lic Butter quite plenty and in fair demand at o
Ohio and l3d8c for State Cheese are m s dean' u ''o
plenty at sd9c for Ohio, and gale for state 90, \,
RICE quiet but FIRM sales Of i" tc' at - E'@pf oa
100 n. l.. .o u.-v
6u sales 800 hhds mostly Cuba, at 6td7ic mostly nos
d5ie including IS hbd Texas at 81 DOE also so oo1es
Wee Havana No H. at &c. By auction lS4 hhd' Ne"o
TALLGWEA finn but quiet market; sales OF o' I'D Fhne
q, IoIr Rough'Fat II firm at &C., cash ,r,I
WfsKY-The market Is lower, and closes duh and neaVy
salss Of go bbls. at 22c.
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voluntary remuneration, that at no tune my ,e bar
in making it may be called in question, %e yewari Of
yiness ard prosperity of my country DC "'
this sacrifice.
pS @rRL fS;If ns by BOURBON EFT DE in
The renuuciai.n of Don Ferdinand is cou'"'N ~
me MADRID Ds S May coun, de MGns% S.ls and s SI
brothef ieit H. Sesn.tion of which il unknown
The MADRID almost without 20 tee sSSSon spfRa a
OF T.; ,crns of great conte mpt or severe CEN
Ure The absOust EganG pOurs ont iui measure an
Of gall and bitterness Men, SAYS VINO hesde
,Se;r own mere will and convenience 1t recalls ine
immense cost in gold and in human life OF the Orss
war waged for the rights of the younger branch Inc
conet over Don Carlos showed dignity IN exile ana
maintained the honor Of hs partisans lie rssghe1 n
favor of his eldest son. and afterward died. The
supporters of his principles confded in Count de Mon,
temon. and, in return for the blood poured ONT ana
sacrifices made, they asked only that he should show
himself worthy of his name and OF his inheritance;
That party never expected TO be reduced to nuy ana
oblivion, ar has been by the remuneration OF nm
proclaimed for It's King.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK........ MAY 19.
Cleared.

steamshipsInno Griffin, Southampton and Havre d. Tor
Alabama Schenck Savannah D. L. Mitchi Son; Mon-
ticeo Geger Norfolk &C. H. b. Cromwell Co. Yorktown.
Parrish Norfolk, &c, LudLam Heincken; Marion Foster.
(hsrleson Spo1od, Tleston CO.; Mount Vernon, Layed
Baltimore, H. Is. Cromwell Co. Patopsco, Vail Portland H.
Is. Cromwell Co.
ships-Hsyes Queen Young Liverpool Charles H. Marshall
& Coz s. Crowell, Burgess, New Orleans, ~ H. Brigham
Bsrks-H Beas Perry sugua r. p Buck Co. Omer Pschs
Mitchell Sydney.
Brips-J butler Merwin, Porta Plata J. $. Cotton, Strom
Fall River j. T. A. H. Webster; Il. B Watson huuday, La
rnsyra Dale,t Bliss Northern Light Br Esdel Halifax H.
J. c. A. Dewof j. Stewart Taylor, St Johnf N r., r. Din
wddie CO. j. Benson (Br), McGrego Ragged Island H. j.
Schooners-Y snkee Blade Gray Newburypor r. p Buck
Co Mary Emma Henderson, Philadelphia; Leroy, -, Nor
folk Stuges Cesrmsn Co. Mist Dissowsy Baltimore, Mer
rll Abbott s. Wsng, Smith, Savannah McCready, Mott
Co. j. barring Percysl Rio Janeiro Sarah MaNa Underhl
Iurgua; j. W. Webster. Blake, Savannah, w. Elwe Co
Phsbe Morrow Matanzas j. A. Haock Nckrrson Sagua; s.
Tey, Bishop, ST. John, Twells hibby CO. Wren lBr)
Wren, ST. Andrews Hope tBI) Tomnson, CORVALLIS d. X
Dew Off Village Belle BEL Harvey, Windsor ID. r. Dewof
g. Hilbert Peterson Mobile Post Smith Co. J. Runyon
Matthias Fenandna d. T. Runyon Co. sunny South. Weeks
Piatka Van brunt Slaght W. Hinton, Baane Elizabeth
CITY Benton Co; D. W. Sanders, Noryel Washington
Jonas Smith CO.. Naiad Queen Hulse, Norfolk naster W.
A. Hammond Cain Philadelphia, Jas Hand; Naetta Means
Eixzbethport Hannibal Wentworth Bangor K r. Buck
Co. lanouth Bush, Boston, A Howes; NJ Wise Brewsssf
Boston, g. W. Lewis Co. Willard Fillmore, Chase, Boston,
g. W. Lewis Co SewYok, Goods.ll Boston, j. G. Dayton
Go. Lady Adams Davis, Providence, master.
sloops-Hsrv- Cor~n Providence master W Stokes
New Haven, master.
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In ,eamsip Adriasie from HARE and Southa~ptonW II.
Webb Mrs sodds Fletcher Harper lady child and servant
Hoe lady and family II. L. Norris lady and family w ID
Townsend lady and two daughters; Mrs Urymes C. Hunt
n Roswell. Mis- and Miss Nesbi and maid Mrs Swain and
,ervant T.. Miller aud family v. Msngnum O. Mrs Hy
sawe daughter and K b. Bnkefhof and daughter A
L. Robinson DR. Thos Rainey, u Is,chner W.
Lewis IT, Tompa:-s a. IIowbidge, J. Marie, NJ Benson NJ
Guileaum, e. Reese, w. Is Wilcox, {. Caldwell, H. b. Hid
en- w hoz Chas J. Smith and lady, L. Livingston Thos
Price Dolan IT, Roosevelt, C. OConnor Daniel Bryant, L. Ia
sharrteen Woodward j. Lskin and lady, Cogg Capt g.
Sands and lady w b. Lent W. b. Frost NJ j. Goddard Capt
X Hslett Of ship Epdymon, Jerome, j. Gschet Dr. Rekut
Rev s. d. Phelps Rev b. Welch, p Snyder, A. Ber!hond
C. MeryieuI j. Guern. Total 90.
In steam.hip De Soto from HdrdndMr and Mrs. Yznags
wo children and serysn; Adolf Ya Mrs. Helen NJ Gee, Mr.
nd MIR S. Phnney child and servant; Mrs and Miss Eide
man. Mrs Rita Puget w H. Puget Mrs Dominguez two child
rem and A. Artist NJ Ylusre r. Amesley Mira
and is Udacta Udacs NJ Benjamin, Carlos Russian Mr.
Mrs Duoo, Mr.. Juan Argudn, Mr. Antonio s. Argyll
din and sert Mr. Juan Codeo, Mr. Manuel Morajon Mr. d.
Zsncti Mr. A. Fernandez Mr. Jose Vllslon Mr. Alex Tur
r Mr. j. Ayerun, Mr.. Mcviae Mr. b. Camare, Mr.: Fade
court Mr. Geo S. 1culat Mr. Domingo Mora Mr. Luis Ortiz
Ruhno Fernandez Jose Moron. Revia, NJ Dortcos d. p
Montague w Barton Ford Rafael csdo c. Zadas T. Zadas
Pablo Sabster Meriane LANAI Joseph Dublin Hostmey
or c. Bogsrdu W. Evans H. Bill A. de Zavas Joseph Rods
CUES Xife Joseph Fgueola and child Juan Guante
Master X L. Cabrera Abraham moTel, J. d. Prime, NJ Nc
Coy, NJ Morse
Ghioni and lady George Adams lady and child Henry Wells
lady and child Paul Carea Rchd Gray Mr. Bender Mr. Jar
dimes.
bark Csfpego, Jro~ Cienfuego.-Mrs Samuel Gordon
daughter Miss Maria Can, Miss Reid Charles T. Hardy
George J. Cowpland.
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PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, May Gin Yesterdays sitting the Minis
ter of Finance in introducing two projects Of law,
with the view Of obtaining from the Chamber grant
Of extraordinary supplies for military purposes, SAID
By these measures the provisional condition of the
army after the mobilization of last year. Is 10 be main
tanned Their execution requires credit Of 1000 QUO
thalers for the Minister of War from May 1860 to
June 80 1861. In order TO meet these expenses the
additional tax Of 25 per cent, hitherto paid is TO be
continued until July 1861, and the surplus from 1853
is TO be used"
The Ministry, for the present, requests the Chamber
10 vote the said amount without requiring special
account. Such an account will, however, be laid
before the next Landtag The State Reserve Fund OF
10 600 coo thaers will remain untouched. The ques-
tion Wheeler the I4ndwehr is TO be liable 20 two or
three years duy is not considered in the pres
eDt projects OF law. M
BnRiIs. NAV 9e-Tbe Military Committee of Depu,
ties in its sitting of yesterday, unanimously granted
the supplies applied for by the Government for placing
the army upon war footing
Advices from Italy received here state that the
French garrison remains at Rome, and will probably
even be reinforced. -,
The treaty between Hanover and England will be
prolonged after the 18th of May, but perhaps for pc
nod of X ss than three months.
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DIED..

BLACK-On Saturday May 49, Of Isabella rec of the
late Robert Black and daughter Of the late Isabelle Shields
en- eminent member Ct the late Dr. Mceods Church. Of this
city, Deceased born Coersin County Derry Ire
land Aug 10 1888 and has been member Of the United Pres
bytersn Church in Charles street 1.-THE Rev H. H. Blair
since ltc3 . 40
Fur from the residence Of her sonn-aw, Mr. James McGay
remains viii be taken to Greenwood Cemetery to-day at
10a IN.
LFE-on Saturday the 18th inst in the 18th year her
daughter Of the late Henry y Lee, and grand
daughter Of the late Abraham brooke. - .
The relatives friends Of the family respectfully invited
attend her funeral from her late residence No IL willow
street BROOKLYN on Second Day Monday at o'clock, with
out further invitation The remains VIII be taken to Manhss-
st, L. l., for inteInent on Third Day morning
LaTTAN-In this city Saturday May 10, Louis Latan,
native Of Rochfor France aged % years months and 10
days. -,
Bsckly jr, Josiah X. Mack, VIM. H. Meeks and John r.
Ness respectfully invited to attend his funeral on
Wednedy 23d inst O'clock from his late esidence No
II 81. Marks place.
Chicago IL, papers viii please copy.
MANEE-On Sunday May 20 Garrett Nance, aged "a years
months and II days. -.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited To attend his
funeral the residence Of his parents Fourth be-
tween Twenty and Twenty second Streets South Brook
Ign, on Tuesday, the I'D inst, at o'clock p H.
QUIN-on Sunday, May 20, of consumption, John B. Qun,
aged II years and days
friends Of the family also OF his sonsinaw,
James NJ Ode Geo Beekman and Chss L. Chaplin, are re-
speeuy invited without further notice TO attend the funeral
services which will be held Tuesday the I'D inst at
O'Clock at the residence Of James NJ Ode NO. id East
Thirty sixth street
NewJersey Connecticut and Memphis Tenn papers please
please copy.
SMITH At Stamford Conn on Wednesday, May IT, Of
gve fever Sarah reci Of Joseph Smith, aged 10 years aud
months.
For additional Marriages and Deaths see Sd Page.
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Arrived.

Steamship Adiatic Comstock ayre and Southampton May
q mdsc and pass 10 North Atlantic Steamship Arrived oh
Sandy Rock At and was detained by fog of the Bat
terry ut IL m.
Steamship De Soto Bullock New May r. and Havana
ah Indse and pass TO Livingston, Crecheron Co The IT, y
eBner Mohawk would sail the the 10th
oce OF the east end Of Cuba May L. lat % IS lon ~ IS
schtnsed signals h ship showing white burgee with rcd
order and letters also schr with red burgee and white letters
date lat 70 ~ Ion 10 g. passed the ship National (of Bath
Steamship James Adger Adams Charleston, udsc aud pass
ospoioid Tlesion Co May IL lat 81 IS exchanged Signals
with sieenship Montgomery bound same date exchanged
isos With ship showing nag with white ground and red
oil la the center
ship Thomas Watson Laprelle, Ceuegos May sugar &c.
Sailed in company with barks Cenuegos Cole for
Newly orb California Hahor, for Boston schr Julia Maria
Prescott for Philadelphia May Frederick knowles. aged ~
yraJ seaman Arlington, Del, died VI consumption lth
&c. Ion a. spoke tho bark California from CaiGegos for
Boston.
Ship Fair Wind of Dos,on Hatch Baltimore 10 days in bal
last master
BARK John (of Boon Pendleon sagua " days
TO ah Chase May 49, oft the Chesapeake, spoke
brio Leonard Bcny, hence for MatanEas
20 Jonathan Thompson May lat "a 20, lon 10, Emanuel Pc
tsrson Of IN, Aberg, seaman died OF hlous fever.
Barb Virginia Hi Barbados May molssss kc to Smith
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SPAIN.

The Pars papers publish the following as the renun-
eiston by Count MoDtemoln Of Lis pretensons to the
throne OF Spain
de Braeance. Count dc MontemOln, declare in the
face Of The world, publicly and soenny 70 renOunce,
now and forever all claim 70 the throne Of SPAIN pro-
testing that this sacrifice, which lay upon The altar Of
nav COUNTRY, is TIE result Of the conviction which
have acquired in the last abOrye attempt that the
efforts which might be made in my favor would al,
,ways Iced 10 civil war, which with to AVOID at all
price. Consequently, ! pledge my WORD OF hon9r
Spain OF in liz States &c. no
also declare that, Ms as am restored 10 tne
full enjoyment Of 10Y liberty, will renew my present
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SWITZERLAND.

GEsEyA. MAY 5.-The Federal Council has again In
sissd upon The least possible delay in the assembling
OF a Conference.
The Cabinet of Turin has made proposal 20 the
Federal Council for the construction Of a railway
through Switzerland, TO connect Italy and Germany
The operations for establishing the boundary line
between France and Piedmont commenced on the Ist
Of May.
BKssE, May 1.-THE Federal Council has issued
fresh circular note, demonstrating the strategic ipor
lance Of tie neurized provinces for the maintenance
of the neutrality Of Switzerland.
GEsEyA. May s--Prnce Napoleon arrived here IN
cognitO on Sunday, at noon and left at = p. m. on
Monday; be was accompanied by NJ. +. de Girardin.
This excnrsion Of his Hghness has political object.
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THE PAPAL STATES.
20 arms !

RoMK, May lvia Marseiles) -One thousand Irish
men have left Trieste for Ancona in order TO be en-
Corcees has been appointed Minister, and state that
be will coon return to France.
MAY Notwithstanding the statements Of the Sar-
Snian journals that the French troops viii have en-.
trely evacuated the RPal States before the end OF
June il ia certain that the Duke de Grammont in accord
ance administrations received from Paris has declared
to the Holy See that the French garrison will not leave
the Papal territory until the Sovereign Ponth himself
shall have acknowledged that the departure OF the
French troops can take place without any danger 70
the tranquility and safety Of his States.
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A UCTIoN NoTICE.-Magnidcent sale Of Gle Il

n CANT HOUSEHOLD FuRNirUkE TWts a., ph. mar
tav eo,nisinr mahogany, aud black walnss
uro OF every description one masnlhss@ & covered
Forte Stool and over; elegant covered faor suites
in scolored satin brocateie; Ehgeres ststnary mIo1
pen iror doors backs Center Tables boekessss si
and Osrt,r Tablrs on Paintings by eminent artists v
Sstusry English sd engraved glassware OAK nns r.
nitrc -. sn,e embroidered Lace Curtains, Bedeads 81,
Wa,hstands Comuodes Velvet and Brussels .srgr.s 10
commencing Ut les o'clock ID oAiffir ,,sassrs
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The bIlowing iaDIc. VIII compare INC eAPOI'
seven nrincinal staple articles for the week:

Decrease Of the week as compared with that cfl59. RIPS
The foreign advices by the Adriatic generally
favorable. Consos had an upward movement, and
sold at 952 Notwithstanding various disturbing rumors
set afioat by the bear jobbers. Cotton was in fair
demand and steady while Breadstufs were quiet.
Money was working easier, and the tendency Of the
rate Of interest was downward. The London Times,
Of the 9th, says
The EnFi'h funds opened this morning GMay 81 wihon,
ued M The middle Of the day when the market
tEs close money first quoted at ssS9s ard
HE ultimate bargains $50 for money and s5 s3 for the
After regular hours there still stronger
feeling
public Sh increased demand for loans cent,
d the ..b.sqaent see@.d 20 arise chiefly from
which takes place to considerable amount Of Aus
VA rather large sh1msnit Brazil Bsnt stock M
Reduced and New Three cents ss 1854 India Stoel oi
Sd fs Stn snd Tsih s9pe S
Foreign IN moderate demand and closed with
The closing price from this evening failed to arrive The
last quotation received III Sc, showing fractional re-
In he Foreign Exchanges this afternoon there change
TIE Of gold bong by the bank to-day was s22Oo
The 1yne win .s for Brazil with Ella $50 in gold
The tenders the Al Ill go of Grand frank OF Canada
Rswsy Debenues lately announced a. about 70 DC
aoclOeI tomorrow ywedne'dy these debentuIes bear IN
The 26th Of June p cent being allowed for prepayment
The charge the Of Che Company s to amount
# shout In connection with the Atlantic and
St Lawrence The remainder o the capital ranks fol-
lows:
First Preferential Bonds, y cent.
Second Preferential tnow offered at so). ... ill5o
Ordinary 2 Cen, Bonds. 2t23so
Bonds lealing " cent: .......'..''''.''.'. IcvVO
Share capital now existing ..........::. 27sleoo
After the present negotiation 81 eco will remain be
upon Of bond that must rank after all the fore
going bonds taking precedence only Of the share capital
lines notices sales the 9Th inst Of Illinois Central
bonds AZ t fetland do ut M and "a fewYork Central is at
Erie at Isl and Unsecured bonds A. and Pennsy
yaDia Central Sterling bonds at 9 1t notices the market fol-
lows:
In the Colonial market Grand Trunk Canada stock improved
10 5G the Fret Preference bonds also steady at the
advance OF Yesterday leaving OF at 95d American Railway
Securities confirm. With n tendency especially the shares
Of the York and Erie ard Philadelphia and Reading and
bopds of the The Canadian loan left of
ILL
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Markets-CAHxrulLY REroKrEp yoR TIM n. Y. TRIBurA
SATURDAY. May ~, IJG0.
AsHES-The market unchanged and the demand Is fair for
Pots 25 Pearls better and in moderate request
rs oeid IS IS.
CC1TON-The market Ia firm, and fir demand prevails
aes Of 100 bales including 500 IN transiu We quote Mid
ding Uplsrd at HE. and do Gulfs at d dlic.
IOffEt-1he demand l. very moderate and prices GIe
steady We do not hc1T Of any sales
FLOUR AND hEAL-1he market for Western aud State
Flour quite ecye, particularly the low grades these
held with much eadin,s but the medium aud better grades
lower and quite irregular the aiya large and no
tce fair speculative and export demand for State brands
the close tie sales L. $40 bbl at as 0d IS Is superne
State; rs 30 for do 1880 ~ Tor choice do
20 50 for the low grades Of Western extra S6d So 10
shipping brands Of round hoop Ohio; so 2OQk7 for
trade brands do and &c Goa ~ 10 for 81 Louis Cana
dian Flour not essentially changed the low grades heavy
and IN fair supply but choice rner and In moderate
mend sales VI 246 bbl at IS a5d*7 50 for Southern
Flour in fair request but at irregular for the neiun
sales Of 20 bb t55 1T 10 for mixed 10 GOOD
brands supehne Alexandria &C. aud &C Asa % for the bet
oT grades Rye Flour Ia seedy demand and lower ses
VI 2l7 bbl. 40d - Is Corn Meal active sales of
W..tefn al "a 2U+3 40, and Jersey ut 80 7OuA8 10
GRAIN-Jbc Wheat markets. lower aud Unsettled the ar
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EXCISE CoxmIssIoSERs.-The Board met on Satur-
day morning. aud granted one junk-keeper's license
The next meeting will he held to-day at l0l Il. III.
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henceforth form only one nation with you cry, Long
i've Victor Emmanuel, King Of Italyp
"Scilans, the hour has struck In the name of Italy,
10 arms JosEPH MAzZrSI."
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No more gold has goae into the Bank, but il is un-
drood hs the amount OF the Reserve Of Notes held by this
establishment has materially increased as 70 warrant the be-
lief Of redustion in the rate Of discount The de-
mGnd for both IN Threadneede street and Lo
bard street has become qucter again. the impression OF
duction gains ground. Good bills are done at q tol
There further arrivals Of gold to report but the demand
for export quiet From the Use In the exchange at Newfok
London TO Oa! with tendency upward 03 crees'd
renttsnces Of specie i'll come forward The discovery Of
large snd richer helds OF gold quartz In NewSouth Wales
will hsyea bene h influence In time IL appears from the
uins u tie Sydney branch Of the Royal Mint that the coinage Is
greatly On the increase
The Railway Share market is rather stronger than al the close
OF business a night ind upward tendency percepbo in
instances with fair Of dealings In colonial de-
cPons Of shares the Grand Trunk Of Canada and Great West
ern Of Canada are hatter but Indian stocks firm aud In
quiIrd for. East Indian h2dl02i
Bank shares hrm at previous rates and IN fair demand
GIsnd Trunk Of Canada Preference Bonds In demand
sads4 The subscription to the issue is said TO be
TIE Cork ET0mHer, received by the Adriatic, again
calls attention to the immense emigration from Ireland
especially through the American steamers which leave
Queenstown at the rate of two per week.
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We annex a comparative statement OF the imports
of foreign Dry Goods and General Merchandise at
New-York, for the week. and since JAM |, 1860:
For the Week 1858. 1850: 1852:
Dry Goods ...,........ $5o2lA Sl,s4o,15 81,
General Mercbsndise 1882 3la4,3l7 1855
Total for the week. s2,I04,e 1856 $4Slg1 s6Sos4oo
Previously reported. 4S,5T'ip SszS'IW So'e'oof'
Since Jan. 1....s4s,2s2ess ssi1s4,O1 s92.sa7,4aa
The following table. will compare the exports Of the
-. L. I'll f,rt ,a
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NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, NAY II, Io0o
The receipts Of the Toledo and Wabash Railroad FOL
the week ending May IA are as follows:

TIE Iinois took in spccie 1888 s27 81, and the C'y
If Washington sis2, ooO-in all 81, O65,s3 81.
The exelenges at the Bank Clearing. ionse WIS
morning were so4 es5 ,9I6 60. The total exchangs
for the week ending this day were slo2 ooo 49, Dc
;np an average of sos 33o i43 o. against
for tie week ending ON Saturday last.
TIE Money market remains without change worthy
Of notice There is, perhaps, little more activity IN
call leans, but the supply Of money is in advance Oh
the wants of borrowers at SAL y cent, and IN some
e,,es still lower rates accepted Paper oil hr'l
class quite scarce and goes at quite as low rates Us
have been heretofore quoted Sixty-day accep'ances
are passed freely at y cent and six-months accept
ances at da5I y cent. The Specie. movement during
the week has been in favor Of the Banks and the
eserye ought to show increase. The California
eceipt Of 81 242, 600 has counted during the whoe
week. and the domestic current has been favorable,
Considerable amounts having been received from negh-
boring cities and The West The Sub-Treasury has
bsorbed about $500, OOO and the shipment OF to-day
q about million, which does not, however, count IN
he average Ii does not appear that the loans can
how any increase, and, altogether, the Bank State
ment promises to be quite satisfactory.
The exports of specie from this port for the week
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gures are az iOHOWs;
1874 50. IShA-RQ.
&I.Oii. sOi

Incrense in nine months, $3ll ,438, or over 40 T.
cent The floating debt will be extnguished by August.
TIE receipts in pounds Of freight at Chicago, over
the Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy Railroad, have
been ar follows:
MAY 1880 las May 1850 Gals May 1860