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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-28

No. l50 MAIN STREET. No. 100
Variety is the Spice of Life
vuIE underssned most respectfully his friends and
the public generally, that addition 70 la,ge stock Of 1t
i KS of all Kinds Fruits Conectionarie Preserves Pck
les be- he has added GROCERIES,, DRY GOODS, BOOTS,
SHOES HATS, CAPS, De, forming general verie- a.
~ which he offers at reduced prices foi CASH.
The Restaurant department will be furnished ae hee9for
with The best market Affords Snacks furnished nj n unes
upon the shortest notice . =,
The Bar furnished with the best Liquors. Genuine La
ee poms forre the place az NO. $50 R1 Main Street.
Lynchbnrg Va ). b. ShANEh' Age""
10 - 0m IT,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-28

ELECTED JUDcE.--W VIM. II. Lyons was elected
Judge Of the Hus,ng- Court of Richmond, ve.-
terday: Torn Of Office, eight years---alary So
600. Judge L. is q SIN Ut Mr.. JAS Lyons, Of
that city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-28

FoWTNMofTn, March ~, lSos.
rhrefm recommend "Semrlc'- liak ny Powder" the
ntst superb rHricr used making a., and sweet
lii Erchd Biscuits, d. In thu shortest p"sehle time.
lnuN JAug.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-28

O'Bricn was convicted fir rtabbing james L.
Bradshaw and sentenced to three yeprs in the ,en-
itentiary.
Lewelen Woodbridge wax found guilty of shoot
ing Georgiana Murphy and sentenced to one year
in the city Jail, and to pay 6he Of one hundred
dollars. r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-28

VERDICT AGAINST THE BALTIMORE AND Cnio
RAILROAD COMPANY SET AsiDE-We learn that
Judge Thompson. Of the Virginia Circuit Court
for Ohio coantv, has set aside the verdict obtained
by the plaintiff in the caseof LafFerty w. The Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad Company. tried two
weeks ago a Wheeling. At the final trial Of this
cause the plaintiff obtained Judgment for SIS 500
Court Of Appeals and the judgment was reversed
On the second and late trial. the plsintff obtained
judgment for $l0, 800 with interest from the same
period; and 1t is this last verdict which has been
set aside BY the court before Which the case was
tried.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-28

New WnsAT.-We were shown yesterday a
sample Of New Wheat, portion of the crop Of
DR.. Thos. Nelson. of Bedford. It 10 a beautiful
article of the finest White Wheat. The CROP, We
understand, consists of 5000 bushels. and is now
on the market, for future delivery. Messrs Alex
andsr loot have it for sale.
The cropf Wheat generally IL. we learn. much
more promising than wa supposed il woald be-
1t is now thought that something like nm average
crop will be made even in this State. and in Others
it is stated that fully that yield will be obtained
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-28

An xl4slIIdln1loS soot ps a !. B. Ma lt ye.-
terday morniasbsyea Heasrs. @. ~ LIE and
Joseph y1 Z. .! come n :. .sa'
arsiea ss 4 hasiAs ssssissdipj%y.s
DssTascshk fnfl-sA 1 its sscs III in ,his city
Yesterday porning about O'clock, whicftesalted
in thu. destruxkion Of the tdb<esS fAetoryf Mr. j.
L Br'wn. atthe lnteuectiou of Clay arr Twelfth
sI1ssts. The house containsd large .nmher Of
fixtures. all II which were destroyed. fhe build
ing was also total loss-no stock WIS on hand
Mr.. Brosn not being ct WORK as thistime. The
losses, we believe, nearly covered " Insurance.
The Ilo.e Company and the Hoo and Ladder
Company we're promptly an the grand. and rem
dered important services in saving adjacent prop
erty. Itwas the first appearance the Hook and
Ladder Company, and they provsd themselves an
efficient arm of the Are department.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23

Nj g. G. Wise, who
s.v last from Paiaoer ~ . sa""'n "s'""so" y" ''
yss,ve Of his trip "'
sarden az twenty minutes past Gve O'Clock
- n IA southwesterly direction until, reaching
Above the hudson opposite Jersey City, the
a became obscared from my view in thick, hazy
~ which continued until had reached the Jersey side,
when Kris smS again became partially visible. Being
ss.ised that moving inland and feeling DESTROYS Of
accordingly discharged ballast and in few minutes
broke through the misty clouds and found myself in
Slave OF most brilliant sunshine, which, for moment,
forced me close my eyes The clouds dressed their
robes Of snowy Wilderness stretched away the west
where the sun was setting Having ieasted myself, re
Sardiess OF watching Venus, which was moving onward
and upward, rushing noise drew my attention 70 the
balloons huge distended body, and discovered the
cause 10 be the escape OF gas from her neck.
msI soon checked by escape from the valve. Corh
had reached the region OF the eastern current
began todeseend 10 ind out where and discovered
tAat Staten Island Not willing u take ano
shsr salt water BATH discharged more gas, aud, getting
INTO the lower current, WAS carried back over Jersey to
1hzabeth Cty now made preparations for my descent,
bu1 missed my reckoning and moved two miles further
so~h before thought could safely descend as ~ was
bAuwmQ strong Large numbers followed on foot and
h carriages from Elizabeth. Among the latter were
nssgrs Budd, J. w, Hayward and James W, Woodruff,
Auugtant superintendent OF the New jersey Railroad who
sIed upon 70 down and they would take me 70
- city, which accordingly dad. With the assistance OF
nAcse gentlemen Venus was packed up and con
veycd 20 the house Of Mr. Hayward where wa received
n The kindly by his hospithle wife. hter
bea, and the most delicious Strawberries mot quite
hyee "venusp) proceeded To Hixabeth City whore
taken in charge by Mr.. Woodruff, who will receive
NY thanks for the Kindness he showed me. ] reached
Sh5 city at ten O'Clock. sEO. c. WISE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23

sr,opn--About Owe O'Clock on Friday morning the
ssay Of middle aged man, apparently German, was
bund lying bridge the road leading from Hoboken
- West Hobokcn, When found the right hand graspod
pistol the contents OF which had been discharged into
Ne mouth Of The deceased, horribly disdgurng the face
sod gathering the brains in every direction Justice
npAnstet Of Hoboken notified aud caused the body
% be removed To undertaken Cranes, in Washington
cation The decreased large, thick SGT man, about
my years q age and has black hair intermixed with
stray He had on IN black alpaca Rock coat, black and
white checked pants calf skin boots with gray wooen
stockings with white TOPS. and wore straw hat The
eny thing sound In the pockets of the deceased which
nay lead the Identification Of the body card upon
which advertisement of Kaunman's Hotel, No Isl
wcet street, New York Al eleven o'clock yesterday
Acrnng inquest held on thc body at the City
nssel, Hosokca and vcrdics r-ndered in accordance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23

lots without change prices. We continue 10 quote
middng uplands at ioAc. a lo1sc.
CD,fEE.-1he stock was light, and the market was nrm
RIO selling in small lots, At 13xc lac. for good
quality, and 200 bags Ceylon at lac.
aS,e 10 %srs Su' 40 Geo Susse Of
and wheat were taken at 7sd nd, in bulk and ships
bags and 600 bushels wheat were included at sd in
small lot Of 800 bbls taken 70 al up at Is 3D. 100
hhds taow at 20s 900 boxes and 200 packages butter
were taken by steamer At So To London some s, nSar
per hid. To Glasgow 900 bbs -Four at D. 3D., 10 GOO
bushels wheat in shippers bags A. I'D, and 10 tons
Fxrn.-Raisns were In fair demand yesterday, with
sales of few hundred boxes at ~ SO ~ SAN for layers,
and at 50 IS for bunch Al the close layers were held at
HAY steady with saIes Of 500 900 bales at 75c.
q s5c for shipment.
Iron heavy and duh at s 50 SO for Scotch pig,
months. r~ 49, 81 s.flr 49,
Hnrs-The receipts this week have Doc. -s:-.,,
amounting 10 81 GOO hides. The market duvre VIC xst
part Of the week much depressed. Towap& SsS cd
Of The week rather more inquiry sprung up as tegsss
manifested more disposition 70 meet the vAASf on r1c
re ss have Sss
q lbs rs kc months; $500 Rio Grande, 10 ~ Rs.
?4c A5ac months; 9 300 0rinoco 20 ~ lbs part,
22c months 800 MEXICAN, % lbs 20c., as they are;
1900 city Strengthening, 90 10 lbs sxc. TO &C. cash.
IKAIwR-There has been q little MORE inquiry this
week large number Of buyers having been In market
and have operated quite freely, prices are unchanged
MoiAsos "A sale Of 30 hhds. Porto Rico was made At
3Sc.. 4 months. af sft.f1t.l. l9 arai ~ ei ea
with sales 70 arrive at 42c 429sc for straight ots aud
at 43c for shipping lots in prime bbls TO arrive,
and 1000 bbls common rosn at 81 ST. per $40 lbs. de-
ivered. Crude tnrpentinc nominal. sla lit
PRoyisIoSs--Pork-Them market was 6rmer, with sales
tc0a 800 bbs including new mess at SIS rs $1s 80;
"a mess at SIT 30 and new prime at $13 62 Beef was
in moderate request and sales embraced about Its bb
including country mess at - rs 80; repacked mess AZ
nomnaat SO Sl6 Bacon was in fair request Mt l0c
nHc. Cut meats were in steady demand, with sales OF
50 hhds . and ,lerces at 1kc 7c for shoulders
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The late arrivals from Europe bring accounts 81 dun
market In Manchester, while cotton heavy in Iiv
crpocl The spinners In this country fully
probably engaged The recent handsome semi annual
dividends declared by many Of the New England mills At
test their prosperity during the past six and twelve
months While old corporations are thus avoraby EN-
poyed, new establishments 1T many points are In
the course Of erection. Middle men In the cotton
trade complain that while they have been in many
instances severe sufferers the growers and manufac
turers OF cotton have been highly rennmerafed.
A. usual at this Of the year. the wholesale trade IN
dry sccds has been quite limited, some few purchases
were bsng made for The distant Suuthweet the fall
trade. and Especially thas from the West being looked
forwsrd 70 hcpcfuiy The nportations show reduction
compared with the past year two, indicating more
healthy movements for the future Heavy domestic
goods of all kinds keep firm aud In pretty active export
demand while in some lines the production behind the
demand. Drills were In steady request at fall pri
Printing cloths also steady and active Wool
len and MIXED wiled goods heavy aud clearing sales
OF jeans sattnets, well Of coitonadcs making
AT sacrifices Dark coIored prints suitable for the fall
trade increasing In supply. We have changes OF
to notice staple articles OF foreign goods while
tho business doing was moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23

thnadian ho vas hrcf and IN good requcst WIN sacs
Of spring whoa, extra at - IS IS 20, and Of winter do
- ~ 81 80 Southern -four In fair request and
hrmer the up about 900 bbls prices
ranging within the above quotations Rye hour was
her with sales Of about 300 bhls at the above figures
Corn meal steady for Jersey and Brandywne al the
above quotations Wheat quite hr, but less acsive
The demand COZ export and Tor milling was good: The
footed w about rs 900 bushels, at 81 -
Il 20 tor white Canadian and Western u 20 81 30 for
Milwaukee club 81 10 for amber colorcd Iowa. and white
Southern at 30 Corn hrmer ~ the chose, and IN
good export demand with sales Of rs 900 20 600 bush
b. iuciudinx Eastern mixcd nj Csc; sound Western
mixed, ebc. CSC, and round and nat yellow ct I0c
Rye was quiet al about s5c sec. Barley was vy and
5000 bushels Canadnn nj D. l. Oats were firm, with
aiee q Canada EAst NJ askc Sc, and Cansds Wet
The following statement from the circular OF W. @. Cut
ing gives The reccpts and exports n nour and grain At
his rsrt Cor tbe week ending to-day, - ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23

steamship vieo Ct Nerhouse Queenstown and f4verpco-
sesmshp Arssc Times. Southampton aud HAvre-Se~ York
ship Scrnnion Magma Ilvcrpool-IAwrence Giles Co
p x crs sn1s 1.m n'1rse eSsr rem.,
ship star Of the Union, Gorham LIBERIA via Key wes-LG
BARK Fergus tBr,. Wool. Huh
Bart I@mplshier, Thompson, Demarars--J Smith Co.
Rrir De Z rorrsy 6rmu, c.di1-.H srsosmso Co
srs prS%mSS ,s, oDaary RI Co
s5s p, s9eG I scrsss Hand
ss% xsson, Carver, ,s tssrs aSsn--D "a'''S
s sssr anss., csr ,.scpp' %snnstoacssr5zsA AGO
sehr Chase, Mills Brsol-Naster.
sisop hpol"' ' frss$an, Pre,,aens. -sssssr
sloop america, sednsn, prsol-Nas,er
Steamship Fo g nrsys ssssnnss sh rSss and re-
passed s@ashp Jas xcrsr hense for Shsr,e.,a a A. "a
AN of Aseccun, spoke brig " brown The had strong
steamship Mount vernon isyss,d Norfcs and Baltimore,
ssamsSip ssnsssIe dsser wasSinssou. &C. with mas.
and PASSENGER. 10 u Cromwell a Co
scrs. o. X c,cmweii %, ''' ~" "''' '"''''
%. Sss Es ssrso s1y r sl :. d is md
70 80 rTnsad shp Dresdnoust ssmues, hence for Liver
sir scuhe,nsr s yrsepor, scuIe ilysrpeol NAY wns
Has bad sw winds nearly the whole passage with
nsri cenesee cf Brunswick Me- Ncin,yre. Sunderland
- eays, Mih coal to master.
rs w sos q rSss rs ssDs ss
cyccne Rsimorr eh Inst, lat 81 ~ rs pas.ed he
wreck ot VESSEL with The end Of becm and tsfsn out Il
Esg rslso. ~. q iouacO, Put, Halifax dayr with oil
Rrss Mary PRIV s~en, rinse,hror, for Boston.
win pooss r.. % sadie'oa % HsS very sssss sesst
during the passage.
s.hr Harry Maybec. .-~, ss'a'as "o"avs with sugar,
81 Jonas Smith Co IF -.
sehrJ r Collin. Co. IN Ans yfess4
sfhr Nnkbhr, Wei~i 4 E71xa efs TO- - a
schr Maria .iape, ~ ~. kf-a ,tsatfxr J.
! sshr N.s.ess Scsg ecssrys.'.i:s. M
Schr Nelson Wells, Har> -. Eorrnfow N.Y.
~chr A Hayes, rchinrrn, rsunppu 10 -
Schf pcmocrnt Pcudle4cn. Providence for c.
schr = Nouns, Hodgkineon Kcndout for BorAou.
xsnnrbec. Johnsnn Phlsdeiphis win udse And
passcngc~ Perkins Brought from Cape Nay ~ n Tie
crew q " steamer wAter wrecked OF Bnxsnsne b. bcins
into by unknewn schr. -. =.
steamer vulcan, Morxtscn, Philadelphia
A&Amer Aida, Rco6ns. Philadelphia
steamer Petrol Baker. rrovtdcnce
RsruNrspBars s~brina rr~ncs hence scr ssp'uwAi 10
scaky condition.
49, 1900 Qifs INFLOW.
Brig Lucy Daring, Lee, from Nassau, Mp.
Wind at sunrsAe NE; ID sunset
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23

HAVANA, MArASzAs AND NEW ORLEANS. q
EnyiRy Crrr-Frcm New York ID, arriving Havana 7h
and New Orleans loh Frum New Orleans 3h Havana sd
arriving Al New York 18Th Il Il e ! a-iill ~
and New oresns leh Prom New ovieans xh Havana Soh
arriving at New York ID. r y, Il ~ ~ q n -
PHfprsSmi-Frcsn New York l7th arriving At Havana
- and New oriNns 1sh From New Orleans 81, Havana
Dx soro-From New Yf 27h srrivinx at Havana Ia and
New Orleans "a Fcn New Orleans lAh Havana isA, Ar
oU1Ess cIrY~Fnn New York June S arriving 1t Ra'
vxna June 20
NArAsIA.Yrom New YORK FOR Naiansoa he On d each
month. ai2PM. |NNt ~
KARsAH--Frpm New York for Havana via Nasau, p on
The arrival OF every alternate Cunsrd New York
B-When the above fall Sunday the win
sal on Monday, except from New Orleans; q N ltli .
4 SPECIAL NOTICE. IN
An yucAaees and letters is1sdd for & NV YonK HxaAID
should b sedlrd-
ALMANAC Hxw Yoxx-rm DAT.
- eve 10 ~
SUE oBfs - mnom yA1NaA morn -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23

A. s.f.r.f I'D, FRIDAY June go
The engasemen~ OF specie per the steamships
Araso and vigo Tor Europe fo-mosrow' amount 70
ssout u SVooco, OF winch nearly nan "hnon ~n'
- I'm aSver. The exchange market rs mooera'e'y
active. without change IN rates the prnclpsi ae-
land being for bills on London. We quote sixty
ny sterling bills 1904 1922; short sight hot as.
Francs remain quiet at 6.iyt' There Is no a'era-
son IN the, rates Tor money. Inc SUD treasury
gained specie today, the receipts and payments
being - fc''ews;-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23

Total. S&ee ,4e2 OF asa 6s9 n 3s7 7ss 81
The cost OF running the road during the past year has
cent less than the previous year During tho yrar he
number Of tons Of freight carried 221 Ola being a.
increase Of 25 the previous year Tho ave-
rage price per per mile IL 100 The number
Of passengers 2647s at receipt nom each
passenger Of l5 The average distance travelled by
each passenger was 90 10 miles The passenger receipts
have decreased from last year principally during the first
six months This fact is owing to the low fare ruling at
the time and paryvto the steamboat opposition tina,
time between the Buffalo and Toledo. The freight receipts
have increased e96 40 20.
Annexed Is the statement Of New Orleans Banks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23

A srfnnevnAS Knixp nv 1soHrSrsc.-rhe Rev ". x.
occgc instantly killed BY lightning while riding near
ne works kraooonia, NJ on the 18th instant
sAro the animal UPON which he was mounted The reve-
rend rsnteman had but recently returned ~ New Hamp
Sirc IRON Name whec he had been preaching Tor about
go yessp He was generally known yeaous disciple
u chrst, and Was much beloycd- = N 49, s.l y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23
Annexed is the statement of New Orleans

Total. oe2 CSC ,2o5 II s7 $50 II 7ss oos
The following table exhibits the respective
amounts of exchange held by the various banks,
and also the sums due to distant banks the latter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23

me following Ia . comparative ssAiemeut Of the I'm
ports q sorem dry goods u New York Tor the week ana
since Jaaury L.
~ a. sssk MSS 1855. 1850.
inferred Al the pcrt..,. se1s,s2 2,A1oPtI 90 Ipoe
nrcvn = ~ mssss. 7si,iis a'sDsN ~2,is7
rsssrss Il NE ror. n ~ 50 saess 80 ~sn oc
Thrown o. The maskes n, p,uf e7oSS1T @kW,s1I
~ shssAsvs SssAsxess wnl ~ ssen shas The entries
c dry esss We ~ wss vsl ~ those thrown spcu
~ n6vkss, vss materially under those Ia amount for
W ~ period ass ~, bpt 10 ucss II ssoss 'as ths
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23

During the corresponding week last year the receips
were-l3lo4 bbk flour. 81 s&e bushels wheat 2oT OIL
bushels corn II Q7p bushels oas go bushels rye, and
2lbo bushels barley Tho total receipts and shipments OF
and grain the lst Of January, compared With
1852 " as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23
The PhiIadeIphia Ledqer says:-

We have recently convcrsed wuh intelligent iron manu-
this STATE aud they all agree In the fAct that
iron can be made under the present tard Mt handsome
profit those who hope 70 advance their partisan in
nsist uon protection the plea that sill increase tho
demand for In oahcr words viii provoke spccu-
lion and revive all az mad encrprres the result
of which will BE- dat dcupct and bankrupt manufacturing
companies viii he auckened into life to no PROFIT 20 them
seivcs and the positive INJURY OF works sow usessly
and probably employed. r.g.Y.... ssffs
Colemans Ssn Francisco circular Of May %
,lsss notices the money market Of that city,
Inc money markc, continues quite easy, and what little
requirement there N Is readily met Scue OF the loading
cuscs Of heretofore existing strneency have ceased 10
ert their influence great deal o capital that was locked
m, M certain Descriptions 6 merchsndsc few months
since has realxed Nv the saic 81 such articles
whether by private bargain through the auction rooms
and thus ~ c,rcuasics promoted But, Doubtless the
must be found the satisfactory manner In which the
INTERIOR hs~ met TO- cd staadine cbgaicuss ati ING
state OF thncy which recent crasious Ne have here
tofore referred We have maeertl change, any, 70
or capital far the last day, and indeed surplus
a. the becsne cser a. the day progressed until
toward the cosc cmtcnncrs WIRE wnntct AZ reduced
rate We heard OF transactions on approved collateral
at cvcr mr. crnt while ane, understand, were
ncptntsd Al IN ms esepay q gold bars vas qune ds
went NJ 80 Go There has bern brisk demand for
rcId bars since the departure a The ssra, for export
China and tho prevailing rata a. We write ~ TIC re-
cpts Of gold bullion have BEN usavcrsby anecscd oy
! cut mouth throughout shc mining districts r.I
The operations Of TIE United statss Branch Mint
a, San Francisco nom the LIST 10 the 2eth OF Nay
were>- ...,ss. ,..
COLD hlion received weight after eting, ~ Q1s q
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same time in 1855. The aggregates since he la Of Janu
AIRY hst i will b. Seen, below those Ger the
Time last year. but in Of those for the period
M 1858 We annex tables, giving the classification and
value Of the goods entered for consumption arehoused
and thrown npon the market, by which 1t will be
that the value Of wooen fabrics consumption
-. .".soh. lSlUy
DO Of silk Observation-Disclosures. 27O123
DO. Of max. 45A72
MISCELLANEOUS ......................... 66l92
Total $500 2ls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23

The imports Of treasure from May 70 - were
slel ne o., inclodins es,coo h i've hsnc pieces
which viii 20 into the mint ~ ccinass. About
Isl 900 IN Msxicaa doaiar ksd been taken for sx'
port v China, at eight per oest pesmian. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23

90 Te1e9rAph Marine Reports.
HroHI.AHp4 yune n, wnset-No inward bound vsnssl N
asht Wind .. nekf wssfher clear.
RANDY HOOK June ~ sunssf-A shin COMING IN past he
Hcck Tow u NE Achnrs ehAr 0odn STATE, for san fr~n
ecc. md uisA for Lvssgco crossed ,he bar Az one
cear
Masce1lane~us.
ne Steamship ycsas Cap, crcwei arrived last svenispH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23

Showing net increase for the year Of ISL 07s o.
During the the floating debt has asp been decreased
being less than on june 1860, by 80 o. Gays
the Cleveland H0uJ1 from which this synopsis taen)
from the expenses of the last six months the payments
period Of time, and which win not again occur the
earnings would be nearly five per per annu on tho
capital stock or the company Whila the earnings
Of the road hay ely increased there has;been an nm
portant decrease ne working expenses The following
Is synopsis OF expense account for the past three
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ant Of funds IN The State Treasury at the com
= nee OF business on the 2lst Of May wss ASA 7O5.
We learn that the new administration Of the
Michigan Southern Railroad Company will be pre-
pared TO pay the interest on the first mortgage
bonds early in the month of July. This property
Is rapidly improving in value; the earnings are
likely 10 be very large this fall.
The stockholders meeting of the Cleveland aud
Toledo Railroad was held at Cleveland on Thurs
day. The Board Of Directors, which last year was
increased to thirteen, has been reduced to nine
members. President Waring retains the manage
ment OF the road. From the annual report sub
mited at the meeting, take the following state
ment OF the earnings and expenses for the year,
Gross earnings for the year ending Nay L.
1850 $3.50 2n 81
Gross earnings for the year ending May l.
1859 7es, lts e5
---------->
Increase s35, MS n
Running expenses for the year ending My1
1850 3s7, 7se 81
Running expenses for the year ending kay1
1859 ...................... 5000 70
81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23

The export Of domcsts continued TO be large in the AZ
gesnc, but distributed 10 greater variety o. ports the
heaviest 10 amount having been made 70 China, Peru
Chile and Brazil 10 the frst country tho shipments en-,
braced 346 packages valued II S13a 7o3 HE exports
from the port Of New York for the week ending June a.
1880, were as folioVU-- ~. .t 11r-'