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New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02
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A EOLIAN GRAND-SQUARE and BOUDOIR
"A PIANOS, secondhand, by bIst class makers
Meodecns ard Ha moiiuns by CAIbart tedhsmj Mason
Hamlin and Prince Co., for Sale or Tor Rent al re-
duced rates with reat SLOWED n purchased An extensive
assortment Of hset Ausc aud Nucal Works Catalogues
.ent application. 3. OOkDON, NO 'Oo bFosa"ay'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02
A BENEFACTRESS.

ChAmbenburg, PENN;
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Obituary.
PRINCE MICHAEL GORTCHAKOFF, RUSSIAN COVER
NOR Or Poi AND.

Prince Michael GortchakoG, formerly Commander IN.
been already announced, born In 1885, He the
second Of Prince Alexander, one of Suwarrows
braveet generals Tbs Prince entered the imperial army
at an early age but first into notice officer Of
the artillery Of the Guard 10 the war with Turkey In
1928 during part OF which he was attached TO the
staff of General Krassowski Here he made his frat &C.
quantance with the fortfcations q sstra destined in
after years to test the power Of Russia TO tho utmost
sstria FELL ana DebscA who had waited for the event.
proceeded on his march to the Balkan. II tho duty
OF the corps to which Gochakof was attached to occu
py the attention Of the Ottoman army during the Mar
shGs advance. Gorchakof was On the staff Of the ar
tilery and remained with Krassowskps corps until the
campaign against Poland when he served for short time
as chief Of the staff Of General Pahien At the same
haps artillery. has never performed 2 more ter
rible part than In the battle of Ostrolenka,
guns Ton maa L. Poles rushed forward to drive tas
Russian s GrsSs5lsfs into the Narrow and Storm the
bridge, and every time Gorchakof shattered their At
tackDg columns with grape aad canister shot, At Gre
chow he had h the same campaign previously rendered
similar service to his MASTER and at the last struggle
ed an important, although less decisive part During
The Psnsh campaign he hsd been promoted to ths RANK
SON ne was riscsS % the general
my In ls43 he became general OF tartillery ana
ho suss.ns that on
ton which terminated the struggle for Hungarian inde-
but no new vsd On a
sent the Russian army at the funeral OF the Duke
Of Wellington. who had held the rank Of Geld mar.
600 IN Tue PSr1Ai soIVCo' IL eu0 "a
when the emperor Of Russia had resolved TO take
possession Of the Danuban PERSONALITIES, Gortseha.
koa WAS appointed to tho command Of the army OF
occupation at first numbering about 40 600 men, and
rived at tassy, July l. The service was Of the NEST
ordinary kind until, in October Oner pacha sent him
polite note inviting him TO recross the Pruth with the
alternative OF being attacked In hs usurped position
The events which followed and the Crimean sub
jects of history into which need not enter now. or
Gortchakofs person German gentleman, travelling In
the Danubian Prncpatks In 1854, said'-The Prince
has tall commanding ngurs, thin but strsng His head
and the upper part Of ns body incline forward but this
age though 83 years Of age be ia hale and healthy
His which in his STOPPING position frequently shoot
voice deep but sonorous and his whole appearance
mpresaes with that decision and energy which pecu
liarly belongs to good military commander. ll
The recent melancholy events In Warsaw brought the
Of Prince Gortchakof into painfupronaeHce bo-
fore the world. ..gl i.l4
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
FRIDAY, June 14--6 P. NJ

ChlDAf, julie Af-O nls
The money market is quite stagnant. Little or
no business ia doing in paper at the discount
houses, and the banks are chary of discounting
anything but undoubted paper. On call money is
very abundant at a per cent.
Exchange is very dull. Bankers bills on
London are quoted, 1051aa "a; and on Paris, 5.3sA
$40. But there is very little inquiry. Mercantile
bills are scarce; good bills can be sold at 10424
100. A lower grade of bill sells at 1O3 1927.
The business for the mail tomorrow has been
light.
Stocks were better to-day, the feature Of the
market being the corner in Central, which works
% satiafaotQrly, to OH appearance, as the recent
corner in T,lino,s. Quite large business was done
in the stock this morning at an advance of Il .
2. over yesterdays price; the pears whose con.
tracts matured to-day lost from to 2 per cent on
their operation. How long this corner can be
maintained, and how long the bulls can manage
to keep Central scarce, in view of the DO.
tical crisis and the contingencies Of the future.
remains to be seen. Between the boards it was
pretty steady; at the second board it sold at 731%
and closed that bid. Erie was also better it rose
"a. Galena as much, guaranteed a, Illinois 4,
Toledo Il, Rock Island "A. The other railway
shares were unchanged, and but little business
was done in them. State stocks were scarce
again this morning, and Missouris rose a, and
virsinias "a. On the other hand, Tennessees fell
off Is, no bear contracts happening to mature
to-day. The condition Of the stock market dis.
appoints many Of the most experienced operators.
who, not unnaturally, looked for heavy decline
in consequence of the war. They are like the
public, who wanted General Scott TO fight great
battle the day after the Presidents proclamation.
Great changes and great movements take time for |
their accomplishment. People generally are far
from realizing the nature of the contest in which
the Southern traitors have involved the country.
Very few have formed any idea Of the amount Of |
ruin and destruction which that contest must
cause; Of the wholesale demolition of ere.
lit and confidence; Of the stagnation of
rade; of the paralysis which must overwhelm
oar financial and commercial community be.
ore the war ends. There are things so new.
o Unprecedented that it will take time for
he public to realize them, and to act upon the
iscovery. Thus far in the North very few people
ave arrived at a just enough appreciation of the
risis to sell their stocks. Not many are buying
tocks. But the sales by the public have been
onl a-atiyely Insignificant. Hence, q few rich
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gcsd expert desasad White wa shasgs: rls traos
aosons fctea up about lse coo bushels as 81 &c 81 80
for white Mich gan 20 81 Al fox white western 81
NsSl ls fos Canada club. 500 81 Is for Anvsakee
ciue 70 81 ash for REQ .ints. Western 90 81
s. T. s sss Racine sssr Is TO- aE
do Corn was active IA part FOR esp@t, and toe marke
was buoyan' ne saies embraced aoou' - Voo oyao.
46Xc. Csc. for prime shipping lots, acc osc' TOT
Western yellow ssd fsc Tor rouad yetoT satiey ana
boriey malt were quiet. Rye brm al ooc oais
were besvy spd ewes, with sales u Western AID Ca
usaieD ~ 28c. a 3cc aud State Al $40, a $40
CoFyEs The market WISE steady; saes OF $50 mats
Jaya wese at 17c eco SEQ bags Of Rio a, lilo
14c ana 700 bSys Lsgaslrs At 1870 lao, 600 bags
Ce1Tos The market hrm and teerably active
The ssse embraced about 500 bales, closing q. lac
laisc for u 1,ing upsods-
eng sgeIneIs 10 Liverpool 800 bos flour were engaged
at ls-Sd, with some lots OF grain AZ ancharged
rates To aagre 20 0l0 bushels OF wheat engaged
at l6c lie A prusevln bark w9 taken up fot Ant
werp and back at 10 Rot. 800 bsls doar ~ rs 3D.
ye.se. Nas taken up 10 load Tor Dueo s ~n ~asa. IA
wheat were q g5sed IN bulk, ut SKA, aoa looo oois
flour at zs Cd.
BAY was quiet at 6oc. for shipping lots, sno al COS
NolAssEi Sales Of see bble New Orleans were made
at Soc and 20 bhds Cusa at 1Sc.
NAVAL STORES salts Of about SEQ 1000 bbs coun-
reported at 81 rs per $40 lbs delivered.
Spirits trpeDtme ranged from TIC TIC asked Other
PROVISIONS --Pork-The market without spirit C
annimaton and price, heavy the sslee enoraced
6pOut QUO DOH CIup Dtea ~ DO ~ 70 ior
and Western and al SIC SIX Sill tor prime Beef wss
quiet, with Sales OF lie bbs NJ 81 $40 70 for repsoked
mess, and at $Il Sl2 Tor extra Cat meas were dud
with sales OF rs cksges at &c 6c for shoulders,
and at Go &C. for hams. bacon vas nominal and
scarce Lard was inactive white the sales enbs aced
ebout 275 bbls and tie-ces ct &c 0sc Butter ana
cheese In mcde ate demand and prices were I'M
changed
RIcx sales Of 200 casks were made at 5kc 61Sc.;
the latter Hgure for prime 70 choice.
SUGARS continued frm and active The saee footed up
about 5C6 hogsbea6s Reehng goods were quite Arm,
included in the sales lots at az 5c and good TO
prime grocery grades at SIC a6Ac.
WAsKEY wss in far demand with sales OF 400 500
bari eis al l6hc. 1870,
Wool The market continues very dull, partly on
the auction sale Boston the 18Th inst
There but lew buy ess Most of the fleece vas
SUPP sed 20 be sothe Cape ans Australian bought in
The demand hete has been confined mostly to the trade;
parcels of pcled At 2Sc $50 and about 100 bales
California private forms In foreign bear Of no
Sales.
TOBACCO The export demand for Kentucky seed leaf
continued, and very firm. The sales embraced
$40 hogshesds Kentucky al &c. 27 cases seed leaf
at Axe. u 6I.
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This month has hitherto been considerol among the
dullest Of the year. pre-eminently staguant this
The Southern fall trade Of former years usual
Iy commenced in July. This year the existing war
cuts oil the trade from that quarter and the business
transacted will be diverted chiefly from the West and
East which Gets in later In the season. Tho heavy de-
cline that is going In Western produce, owing mainly
the embargo established the Western rivers, ia
likely to check TO some extent business from that
ton Raw cotton continues quiet and firm, with light
stock in this market, which will be likely to check the
production Of cotton goods The chief business doing
Is confined to military goods and TO the wants Of
ent for the army The trade In foreign goods continues
light and irregular larger portion of business both
the part Of importers and obbers than usual Is being
transacted for cash.
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vcs d The nesed ~ eraAe:ID AprA, 1859, the vsiue Il
Ms class n goes exported to iae states was EOS OBS
cot year was t67773; this year drcrr,d to fGa ifb
Bradford Juno u Correspondence Of LsnGou Times
CostoC yaTos excessively fiat, the manufacturers
kuyisg IL very limited quantities Rates remain she
game. Our make. for peaes has bees fairly attended,
ard the 6re weather has impaired somewhat more
cheerful iona 70 TIC homo trade Yet tho purchaser made
sxrsnry moderate FOR tbs time Of the year and at
prices altogether unrcuvnerative.
Nandershed (June u Correspondence Of Lcadon Tise6
There NJ Improvement to report Both In public
market and at the warehouses this week only snai
amount VI business has Towards the close OF
the week the tone Of the trace appears 10 have besae
less depressed The war in North Amsrioa has greatly
checked the export or eSths.
fLeeds Dune y Correspondence OF London Times
good deal OF short time working is csntuSed in the
mills AS tAere 10 now beginning 70 be some demand fer
tho heavier fabrics for autumn and wiuter wear an INA
proveGent In the TRADE lie anticipated before long Woods
remain steady IL price. The new clip u Fnghsa wo@s
appears 20 be La good condition The producers ask high
prices yhich has checked sales In soe < the neshp0r
Newcastle On Tyne (June u Correspondence OF London
The demand for tonnage United States remains
very qset. Several United States vessels have been
chartee for the Mediterranean but at rdss from 81 los
TO 60 . keel bstoo t.ose c6ered 20 British sessds.
Sheffield (June II Correspondence Of London rmee.
TRADE continues dull. The American sdvices grow
.r ess for DIouts Ts
frenSa~ces IS causing much 'fseonpsntMce The depres-
ion stecs cutlery most large numbers Of the work.
In thir department Partially employed or with
out work South America sends the only considerable
orders and chiefly for inferior goods The powder flask
nufscturers proftling by events which parayze
other branches. AS a whole, trade rs depressed
than during the panic Of 1851
The LIVERPOOL COTTON TRADE.
GFrcin the Dublin Freeman, June 4.
wrshts Circular ssys-The busissss 10 cotton s be-
oors nE daly crcumscrbed. Ihe receipts In the
ports have dwnded TO small amounts The sales making
are At nominal prices depend upon exchange
facilities than any settled market price, Freight in
British vessels B hgh-rangng from TO "a, the lattor
price beng paid for Sea Island frem Charleston 10 Glas
gov Tie sxport this week is large for Great Britain,
vessels being hurried with their cargoes In anticipation
Of blockade Disappointment ia felt at the OF the
Liverpool Markets advised by the Persia The idea
il freely canvsssed that until the American interest is
much more reduced in Liverpool no advance OF moment
expected Receipts for the week 10 coo against
"a see bales the same week last Year.
TIE COTTON SUPPLY CT ENGLAND.
from the London Tmee, June
Official returns just made public afford interesting par
ticunrs with regard to topic which just commands
q larger share than OF public attention. vz:-the
supply Of cotton. Tho receipts during the last eight
eep We be q fQnWa
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EUROPEAN INTERESTS IN SOUTH AMERICA.
COTTON AND TOBACCO FROM THE sALADo AND ITs
BORDERS.

from the London Times (City Artice), June 81
Proposals have been issued by Messrs j. Hart Co for
subscriptions 10 the River Salado Steam Navigation Com
Peny, constituted with capital Of 0O0 The object
TO introduce an Elective steamboat syetem the river Sa
ado which nAvigab;e for 100 miles through the most
important interior provinces Of La Plata and Joins the Pa
rama about two hundred and fifty three hundred miles
above Buenos Ayrec. The vessels would connect with
those which run each week from the mouth Of the Saado
to Buenoe Ayres and thus by the aid of the royal mail
steamers and those Of the French company the richest
Bolivia, would be placed in direct communication
alternately each fortnight with Southampton and
bordeaux 1t b stated that at present The consumption
Of Euvcftdn articles N the districts connected 10Th the
Sslado is 81 600 go 600 000) per aum while the
average export Of produce, much OF which now takes s
way vic the Pacific, exceeds 81 800 0oO and capable 0
oo@ wdefTHe Ncrsdse especially regards tobacco ard
cotton guarantee Of nine per has been granted
by the government Of the republic fIo0 600 of the
CAPITA and liz 10 be obtained on the remainder before
me ioii amount is called up donation has likewise
een haoe OF 200 square miles OF land In the provinces
U SANTA o, Santiago, and Sas: and Senior Molina the
noieep snster ut Parana, and Senior de Ia Riesa the
nRncs snsier OF suenoe Ayres, are members OF the
oonnHtee OF soperintendeDce. reduction OF so Der
Per cent II alSo 10 De allowed from all duties on the i'm
Poriaton OF merchandise intro by company boas
The chief subscriptions apparently expcef AZ Paris
10 SPAIN, and al Buenos Ayres NJ Estevan Rams an |
inhueata resident AZ Santa Fe s the cocess,o,ar, and
permit
THE ANNEXATION OF ST. DOMINGO TO SPAIN
PROBABLE EFFECT OF THE AMERICAN WAR ON |
TIE SPANISH WEST INDIA COLONIES.
From the LandoD Post Government organ) June 81
80 -s-.@ Ios% pupl,,rhes The dscTee g. ose.1 Il.
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O62


The expression "other countries" comprises the Bra
ztls Egypt the Mediterranean, the West Indies British
Guiana &c. 1t Is an encouraging feature in the analysis
that less proportionay dependent on the Amer
cans than in 1S and that other OF supply
have TO extent kept pace with the rapidly augment
hg demand but is nevertheless grave fact that the
American cotton fields sent last year nearly double
the quantity forwarded In 1885, and that any interrupt
tion IN taer prodncsn would now be felt On this side
Of tho Atlantic more ksenly than ever Thus the Anne
Iira MAR In
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January T.
Fer the aysek 1859 1890. 1851
Entered at the port. $72a, 900 1,2s226l $685. 6s
Thrown on market. e61,i3 1,l37e4s 270,67S
Stace Jan. L.
Entered at the port $4sss4o sl is $50 sos % a7 400
Thrown On market. 49,0S7 595 46 6o7 s6S 81 SH 300
The entries OF goods at this port the past week. wei
the amount thrown upon the market, continue to
hbt decrease compared with those for the period
in the previous years. The since January
continue 10 show neavy decrease compared with those
for the time in 1869 and 1890 Tae goods entered
for consumption embraced woolIens Of the value Of
$4S 25s Cottsns, ST. 672 Silks, $40 2s9 fax $40 500,
and miscellaneous, $l0,157 Total, $40, 9l6.
The exports were large during the week and chiefly
made to China, a. VIII be seen frem the following
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S HIPPIN g EWS.
AExAMAc ROE xxy YoHx-fHls DAT.
70 NOON SITE. eve al %
sun SITS. .......... 81 HIGH WATER. morn ! Oh


CLEARED.
Steamship City Of Washington Br Brooks Queenstown
steamship B9russia aam, Trautmann Southampton and
Steamship Desoo Johnston, Livingston Croche.
shIp Marianne Nostebohm, Lamb. Llvepool-Howland
ship v Rsthbone Pratt, Lvsrpooi--Lawrence Giles Co.
s ssp s sae rG Trss Ts0r ssg,
Ship Elise aathde tBrep), Nordenhold Bremeu-Hsa-
Bark KlAwter lPrus, Nohlszen London-Rugsr Bros
Bark Queen Of England tBp, Mowatt Queenstown Fal
Ba Columbus (sr) Forio. Cork and market-Hcirnboa
Bark octsyia, Hallstt, gremen---C Il pierson & Co.
Bark Trowbridge, Dunsze Barbados-H Trowbrdge's
Brig Merchant OBJ Carr, Queenstown or FamOutaJscE
Brig spring Flower Br Murray Queenstown for orders
Brig Volante Bot.ford, Buenos Ayres-w Derorsss
se Mean T1s%oss HoaC
sr SsaS % GSS HsSCr
schr Steele sls Martin, wa ASH . s
Ell
schr Golden State, Weeks Boston-L Kenny
scsr R Jh0nf Dsvs Fan SysrI
ARRIVED.
Point Conf Z and Hampton Roads.
Roads sagSa Msy Baltimore consigned
US a hs
Bark PaIthan tof Richmond Va, Miller Rio Janeiro May
with coffee 70 penniston, WOOD Co Sailed n company
asss q it. spoke ark dso Leslie q South Tsomss
Big sea Foam Coombs Arroyo Il days with molasses TO
Bgsi Co. Has been of lat IS for the last days.
Brig Nathan lof M.chas, Sawyer. Ponce, Pr. II days
with and NM sT1sr June L.
-eck materials sealed il oompsny With schr Maggie Bell
for Sow ycrr. u'ad. San Juss Pm, "A days,
Big sssI ana sosss.s I, ss..So oa na ns brig
0sss bate 81 Frsstfcr Ms9 Rank.n m...nzs,
June 2 With sugar and M. asaes master Sailed IN
P;ny h bark g mica sca fSs
Of seSa ansJ wess.
Sch sssr FswKOrt; vqrnss, Berlin. Del ! days.
s scSr Az iTaylesr 4gnch Berlin Del
Hss Ss.ssss Dsae% &
nrs frances Ri.sSes Isa s fos Salem
sShr Christopher Columbus Ward, Ezabehpot for Corn
sehr Stranger Anthony, Elzsbs.hpor. for Fort Lee.
s sSr , Johrss r. Hss a.,G Msahas days
s schr Brave, Osborn Boston for Eiizabethpor.
schr > Hubbard Stocking, MiddietSwa, days aaS'
scbr " snow, Eehardson Nore ak for slizahsAport
sieop Mary Elizabeth Bakerisn, Ezsbethpo FOR Bridge
sloop Oliver Amee French, Taur on, 2daya
s sesP rasa ss.a s0Sy l nrO ss,ssn
ast 70 spofors Osher Kesse German, died on the
Steamer Black ( asnsno. Allen, Paaaaelphla.
Steamer Tacony, Fay, Philadelphia |
Steamer Novelty, shv, philadephis.
neysid Sound spoke whaleshp Ellen Snow bound 70 New
Steamer wsmsu.s Arey,. New Bedfsrs Towed ship Louis
rem en- New BEDFORD to New London, N"
Steamer OFrsy Kenney, Providence.
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BNl)W,
One brig unknown.
SAILED.

Steamship DeSoo Havana ship Ocean Monarch Liverpool
pu3ih--shps Wales Melbourne; Calhoun, Liverpool;
dan sy Eoyd dol Ann Buckle Obj and A.heIa lsren LON
mouth Hersia Glasgow Caroline yisin (hus), Cork; Jas
Vook Cadiz RADIANT Bathurst; Tierese (ren) Bnltluore
Pamonth; Maurco CoD, Curacao; Oiboa (brem) Port au
Platt Tornado, Wilmington.
Wtpa during the day s,
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FOURTH OF JULY.
~ FIAsT PRSAIuM FIREWORKS.

We would CAL the attention and country obbers and
raes 70 o extensive stock Of sale Fireworks Crack
eIs Jostick and se usual variety articles
qrred Tor EtorekecperH esles sud private exhibitions
Uspays Tor Cities With devices notices &c to any ex-
es turnlsed Al short ocs reasonable Orders
'" pe aasresssd TO JOS. q 4 RIDGE,
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largest on record exhibiting Increase or forty nine
per compared with 1852 ana 12l per cent as COM
pared with 1S4S The supplies obtained were derived
prOpIrtions:-
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FOURTH OF JULY
Flags, all siges low for cssh, at j. THOUBBo.
ROEs Printing Office Is Cedar street, between William and
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

AsHEs-Ihe market was quiet, with small sales ofyp6ts
at IS 37K and of pearls at IS 62X
BREADsTUFfs-Four--The market was heavy for common
brands Of State and Western and closed lower rates
Shipping medium grades and extra brands were steady
while family qualities of extras were unchanged
The sales embraced about bbs closing within the
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Canadian hour dull and in moderate demand, with
sales Of 100 bbls. closing at 81 so for common To
81 so for extra brands southern -four in good ro
quest for export 70 tropical ports, while prices were
frmer, especially foT The higher extra grades The
gales embraced about 5000 bbls., closing within the
range OF the above quotations. Rye -four was
quiet at our quotations. Corn meal was
heavy with limited sales at our figures
Wheat In good demand fer export Common quail.
tiis were aG whlc medium chipping qualities we're IN
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II BRITISH PLEET FOR AMERICA AND TIE WEST
From tho London Times, June 81

From tho London Times, June 81
The Rnsldo, seventeen, screw, Commander Hewett, Y.
c. steamed out Of Portsmouth barbor yesterday She Ia
expected sail Immediately for the North American and
West India station. ...-
The paddlewheel steam sloop Desperate, six Comman.
der Nelson lett Plymouth Saturday afternoon for the
West Indies.
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The prOductiOn q Bfitish India, which sustained 80
ve.e check the year of the great mutiny (when il
reached its maxmum), is now again recovering. The
receipts from India last year were 204 16S lbs as
compared with 1870 400 ga lbs in 1885, $50 1888 "A lbs
in 1857 1872 576 lbs 1885, and 1s2 $40 900 lbs In
1852 The receipts from the Mediterranean were last
year. With the exception OF 1852 when the SUPPLIES from
that As 05s $40 lbs The value Of the raw
with ga $50 636 In 1862 $50 96S in 1853, eco 1885,
s27 1857 224 In 1885, s2o $40 In 1856, and
f2e, IT'S, 1906 in 1854.
rHr aRIr1sH pLREr FoR AMERICA AND THE WEST
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The State Comptroller advertises for loan Of
100000, at 7 per cent, on account Of the def
cheney In the sinking fund. The proposals are to
be opened on the 18th inst.
In regard to the three million loan of the Com
monwealth Of Pennsylvania, the Philadelphia
Bulletin of last evening remarks
This event subject Of sincere graduation several
accounts It proves the solid confidence Of the capital
lists OF the community In the and faith of the
State; it proves that for good security money in mil
than a-he patriotic spirit and power Of Pennsylvania
and especially Of this good city Of Philadelphia which
has furnished the bulk Of the loan. It Will cheer
brave men the battle field will reassure the federal
government it will stimulate other States and the entire
loyal North to put forth their strength to any degree
demanded for the Of the Union and constitutional
government
Of the whole number Of bids only fourteen hun
dred dollars were at a rate below par.