The New York Herald Newspaper, July 3, 1854, Page 6

~ he Detter in our local financial affairs. _ Mhousand tons. On Thursday, 1,445 tons were brought FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. HONEY MARKET. Sunpay, July 2--6 P. M. ‘Daring the past week the stock market has been pretty | “uniform, as fares prices are concerned. The amount of business transacted has fuctuated considerably, but on | ‘te whole has been quite large. The money market hae , et improved much in fact, notwithstanding the cal- culations relative to the distribution of a large sum | from the sub-treasury, and the probability is that little or.no benefit will be derived from that movement. ‘Bvents have occurred of » character calculated to offset twfull any improvement which might otherwise have Produced by such a depletion of the government ‘twensury. Public confidence has been seriously shaken “by the’ suspensions which have been recently reported ; od in the face of such things, and :he steady shipment wf specie, it would be unwise to expect any change for ‘The stock mar- het, always over sensitive in times of doubt and G@atiust, must continue depressed, giving those ‘who have the means and the nerve good opportu- wiities to make advantageous investments. Notwith- wtanding the difficulties which now surrround cer- tain clasees, the great interests of the country are ing sound, prosperous condition, and sooner or later stocks vepresenting works of public improvements, and the im- Dortant branches of industry will come up again and semmard prices corresponding more closely with those eurrent twelve months since. The suspension alluded to yesterday may affect seriously the progress of some of eur railroad enterprises, for the firm was extensively en- feegedin contracts. It is also possible that a large a@mount of stock in certain companies may be forced ‘upon the market, and temporarily depress it to an un- warrantable extent. We have not learned the actual cha- wacter of the failure; but we trust it may be less disas- teous than such events usually prove. ‘fue Nicaragua Transit Company have declared a divi- @ond of three per cent, or three dollars per share, on its sapital stock, payable on the 15th inst. The books will lose on the 8th, and open on the 1éth inst, The compa- By are sbout issuing a report to the stockhollera, which will be ef the most satisfactory character. The gross earnings of the company for the six months ending June 30, 1854, have been about $860,000, After paying operating expenses up to that time, and the di end of three per cent, there will be left in bank and fn the hands of agents about $140,000. Up to the Jat of January, 1854, the net earnings of the company were appropriated to the payment of old indebtedness, to the purchase of new steamers, &c., &c. We do not know @hoexact amount paid out for such purposes, but it has Been upwards of half a million of dollars, Tho present business of the company authorizes the expectation of a dividend of six per cent for the six months ending the Ast of January next. ‘The coal tonnage of the Cumberland Company for the week ending Saturday, July 1, will figure up nearly eight @own; and on Friday, 1,531 tons were braught down, making an aggregate of 2,976 tons for two days. We have not seen the returns for other days of the week, hut understand they will not vary much from those of “Bbarsday and Friday. This will, no doubt, be consoling ¢-t0 those who are attempting to show, by the most ab- ‘ward stories, that this company is in danger of an- wibilation from the Legislature of Maryland. We ‘are sorry that they cannot make out a better case, just for the excitement of the thing. The bears ‘are usually more fortunate in their investigations than they have been in this case. The Cumberland Company aust be ina strong and sound condition when nothing an be found against it but the possibility that it has wot fulfilied to the letter the conditions of its charter, as vegards production of coal. The attempt to injure the @ompany by such ridiculous statements is really not worth noticing. We refer the bears concerned in getting up these stories, to the weekly report of coal shipped wince April last. That isthe only consolation we can af- ford them. There is nothing going on in any other stocks ef the slightest interest or importance. Harlem may be a card for the bulls in a few days, and New Haven may each points where it would be safeto buy. We cannot ‘expect much movement in prices for Erie, for the present, ‘The outward movement of «pecie last week was much moailer than anticipated, as will be seen by the annexed matement :— SmpréEnts oF SPECIE FROM THE Port or New York. Fane 26, schr. Flach, Cape Haytien, Am. gold $1,000 00 June 28, steamer Arabia, Liverpool,Gold coin 1,300 00 do. do. bars, 268,216 88 De. do. Australian G 4,181 00 Do. do. Silver coin,...... 19,739 50 do. English ailvers... 1.908 80 J June 3¢, steamer Union, Havre, Am. gold... 63,067 00 do. French "~ do. 980 66 De, do. California do.!;; 287;918 19 Bo. do. Silver bars 15.000 00 Do. do. Specie... 61,552 00 etal for the week 712,792 13 Previously reported in i864. 16,461,092 62 Total this year... $17,179,884 75 Whe annexed statement exhibits the value of certain articles other than foreign dry goods, imported into this port during the week ending and including Friday, June 80, 1854 -— ‘Comarnce o¥ THE Port or New YoRk&-—Weeky Ltrorts. Packages. Value. Value. Alabas’r or’ts 01 $1,198 $6 Books 4 12;858 99 Fancy goods. 3,678 Musical insta 76 6,802 Nautical do,, 1 10,208 Optical do. 4 795 Surgical do. 3 326 Wory.. 1 1,990 Jewelry 6 16,890 Oil paintings, 7 Liquors— . 134 99 7 1 1,878 3 105 13 613s 6 1,450 Boots & shoes 2 752 Dressed skins 170 Undressed do. Cutlery...... 14,169 Needle 693 Nails . 3,828 Plated ware,, 7 2,7 1,146 Iron, tons...1,013 52,419 2187 Chains... 10,088 Phosphorus. 25 1,825 Hoop iron 1,708 Pe Pig iron... 80,117 Plates, ; Lol Railro’d tron.7,. Sheet iron Other prep'ns 60 % ‘ Dyewoods, pts, oils, &e.— Steel frames.. 3 1,388 cols 1 275 Saddlery.... 16 3,865, 193 Tin, plates.10,203 65,824 4,275 Tinfoll, 1 210 510 Machinery... 21 2,730 1,690 Metal goods., 43 3,572 5 Nickel 8,496 Soelter 2,024 Old iron 2,908 Molasses. 34 Mustara |)! 1,941 Paper... 2 Paperhang’s . 12 Perfamery... 20 Pipes... 644 Plaster 950 Portemon’ Oranges .. Potatoes Pineapples Rattan Raisins ...... Toinatoes . Watches. Winos.... Champagne .2,753 Woeds, &e.-— Cork 11 Mahogany. Rose... 89 July 30, 186: Value of dry goods” Total...isists The leading iter followa:—Segars $98,996; undressed skins fron, $52,419; pig tron, i 3,215,306 of import during the week were as $54,284; fura, $33,009; dressed skins, $69,139; hardware, $35,962 0,117; railroad irom, $44,420; steel, $27,891; tin, $56,324; eugar, $155,843; rags, $48,609 tes, 454,806; toys, $42, watches, $90,404, The monthly table of imports at New Yerk for the first six months of the year, compared with same period Jast year, is ar Bnd for Enter ‘The following table shows the amount of the principal articles of importation for the six months ending Jane 30, 1864:-— Wines... Watches Steel and iron 20 580 0) 4 65 Li cay b To Leather, sides 8 42 Railroad iron. 751 Piteh, bbls... 20 55 Waware & cuti'y 1,881 3698 1,720 Tar, 120 480 ‘The imports at the port of New York, during the fiscal Tea, bx 757 Spars, 3 10 yearending June 80, 1854, as campared with previoas | Ti Camas. a years, were as follows :— 408 Timber . 1 100 1852-8. 1853-4. 2,669 Rope, coilu... 20 480 Entered for consumption... $139,498,069 | $147,020,245 133 Other articles 6 35. 12'781/055 | 2,097,088 $105,870,405 $101,031,557 | Flour ove. tie $20,135 es “ Total value of imports for fiscal year ending Se. The. 218 — ‘35 June 30, 1864, exclusive of specie $188,604,509 | Bread, Re -Fe : aare rey Specie, 987 Cheese, Ibs.13,599 1,810 105 z TE | Bat 5,806 1,113 840 Specie 7,340,116 | Paya Y, 358 ‘The exports at the port of New York during the fiscal 1, 166 year ending June 30, 1854, as compared with the previ- psd bs ous year, were as follows: — % a 1852-3, 1853-4. 27 Domestic merchandise. $68,483,760 190 For dutiable 108, 1,481 7 For free 1,631,473 7843 60 Specie.. 21,127,288 82,136,058 1263 95 Total....s..sseeveeee ese 916,628,224 , $108,000,443 a 350 | ¥ In the foregoing table of exports, the month of June 8 232 not being made up at the Custom House, we have esti- Provis’ ns ee 32 32 Ryeflour, bbl, 61 388 mated that month at about the same as the three pre- | 72,4 gi,’ 16 9,600 ceding months, in order to complete a review of the fs- | Ale, bbls... 29 300 eal year just cloeed. bite 4} ary The annexed statement exhibita the value of foreign | Conitctionary 4 200 dry goods, entered at this port for consumption, for | Boots&sbs,ca 11 1,883 360 warehousing, and also the withdrawals from warehouse, | Peas, bbis.... 44 VW 54 during each of the first «i ths of th Aaah es eee ae ate BCT ORT AP TEE Le: JODHA OF (50 RONPENY Osh hin cten. BT Totals... .e5e+5 898,348 the past year:— ae ‘oREIGN Dry Goons—Finat Six Montus or | Hardware, bxs 229 $3,565 1 $78 1863 anD 1854. Machinery... 7,964 z ‘559 Servaparilla,. 120 1 10 Dry gouds, cs. 1,493 1 4 2 Hidorepirbes 480 8 306 581 1 80 325 94 = 1,838 my 5 1,775 1 50 ee > z ry 1,505 2 130 2 8 & eS Droge. 1 3110 Felts, box 1 183 i ¥ s a a Camphene, bbls. 8 179 Canvass, bales 3 100 ‘eZ bz g & Florida water,és 2 87 Clocks, cases. 5 142 x re 2 3 Paints, bbls. 18 176 Skins, boxes, 8 2,100 # E3 a 2Re Bronzes 20 40 B. v0oks.. 1 125 . z ie £) N.F.oil...... 2 €8 Farniture, bile 2 73 8 a bd ES Sp. candies... 3 367 Other articles 31 116 sy Scales. 30 aut z S, 2) eueces 2 Tot ionnalae chuaanceets ot ge Sey = Sk B/R8SSEnE Flour, bbls 1 973 a ba r Corn meal 4 142 es 8 § is Bread., 5 345 o ws re) Sy a Butter, Ibs. 9 Canton bas. 120 566 t 82 8 & ty | Cheese... 875. Stationery... 17 95, labs y & = | Alchohol, bbls’ 16 397 Rice, bbla 5 52 Ey = Bl . 2 | Hardware, pga 49 72 Soap, bxs.... 50 63 £ $a 3 & B) & | Peas, aS 75 Sugar. 4 (133 a & so 2 3] ‘S| Guano, hhdi a i 4 50 g§ s £ “wes | Hoops, bdls.. 345 led ee eo = =; #9 nice eee “9 z > S| peed ~ hooks, &c,.1,750 : i ali ; Hl z | ae838 i Dyn Cae ou Bon Baskin 10 ata | Blee & 2s. ; Sah 23 ry goods, cs. 2,02 ig C8. 8 Sad | 22°" 3 | Boots & aocs 3 "205 Hams, Ibe... 701 80 8 » » 3 | Paper, reams. 100 35 G’y bags, bdl: 40 200 2 3| 843223) © Tobaceo, Ibs.. 126 39 Chairs, hen 8 124 3 §° randy, pipes , um, 0) Fy F eS | Syrup, bois... 5 155 Steel, bxs.... 40 382 FS) spect & | ramps, cs 28 796 Other artichs 40 248 S| SERESES | Foerackers... 425 616 Sy B) SRgssye Fish, tes..... 8 154 = Total.............$20,020 \L AMERICA. 2 Cotte, bbl... 1 $20 2]: ree ipe, ixs 18 432 Sle Rb: 120026 tia kta Leet 15 » Ginger nuts,cs a 65 €(8 Mh doors, xs 11 _ 197 B\s Brandy, bis, 45 1,436 ale Cheese, bx:.. 5 455 Ema TLATION. Babee i Pee gman wiashict hel tina sist Dry goods, cs. 3 384 + $11,115,972 21845,957 $35,027,719 $1,260,179 1,572,283 1,470,687 ‘522,000 274,290 Total ..........$41,578,618 Withdrawn ‘rom Warehouse. $5,085 1,428 $2,253,489 1,543,485 90, According to this, there has been a decline during the first six months of the present, in the importation of Jry goods for consumption, of $6,550,890, an increase in the withdrawa)s from warebouse in the same time of $682,- 860, and in the value of goods entered for warehousing of $2,907,812. The total amount of foreign dry goods put on the market this year, up to the lst of July, was $40,067,147 against $43,935,186 for the corresponding period in 1863, showing a decrease this year of $3,868,- 039. The total amount in foreign dry goods at this port for the first six months of 1554, only varied $960,227 from that for the same period last year, but the decreace in value put on the market is in consequence of @ mach larger amount having gone into warehouse this year than last. The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value of certain articles exported from this port davicg the week ending and including Friday, Juno 30, 1°" 4 distinguishing the destination and extent of ship. to each place:— COMMERCE OF THE Port OF New York—WERKLY Exronris. LIVERPOOL. Quan. Value. Quan. Cotton, baler. 5,658 $247,068 Ten, chests... 4 Pers. effects. 4 Patent leather 6 eas Gi. Ca 1 Sp. ol gail, 10 Steel scrips, c8 2 Sheathivg, bils 63 Veneers, cs... 8 Farniture..., 1 Peas, bush .. 2, Biadders, bales 10 Tar, bbls Leath.cloth, cs 74 ‘Turpenti Straw hats... 1 Rosin. . Boots & shoes 2 I. R. goods, ca Clocks, boxes 260 Oatmeal, bblev Pictures, cs;. Vv Silver ware, cs Dagmatls...; 2 Bread, bbls... B Mahog’y, iogs 657 ugar... Other articles 2 Rice, bags. —— TTotal © seve BS F's & sking,bls 149 ++. 580 | 1,825 Sugar, hhds.. 150 81,600 5,585 Torp., bis. .2,027 339 —— Rorin......+5 887 25 Total......006.. 971,442 NEWCASTLE. Tar, bbls,...1,424 $5,803 Rosin.,...,,. 700 $2,075 Total .... £787,038 BRISTOL, $005 Rosin, bbls... 789 2,610 2,828 Stave 00 | "204 "985 Paintings, pkgs 4 300 shared 5 Segars, Voxes 6 45 Bacon, Vos. 102,161 7,599 — Lard.: 4.560 456 © Total........46 $18,447 Fleur,’ bbls..2,687 910490" Sp, oll, cash, i 187 Whent, bu.i0,140 18800 Clocks’ a Bacon, 1bs.47,375 2,616 Hora Tallow, do..26,500 31850 Starch) bbis.,’ 14 198 Total... BREMEN, Colton, bales. 267 $9,188 Tobacco, hhds 14 $1,104 Sugar, bbls.. 261 6,200 Shoe pegs,bas 450 Beef, 'do,.... 100 525 Wax, Ibs....1,582 Pork, do 100 260 Wagons 2 Suger, boxes, 160 vat Logwood, tons. 80 Rosin, bbls. . 1,000 stent LR.goods, ex,” 26 272 Total... 6666664827678 aMBERG. Rosin, bble..8,007 $5,861 Cedar w'd,lgs 80 $1,425 2 200 Logwood, tons 51 432 7,930 OUTHANDRRG. $624 Pimento, bags 252 Sewing mao’e 050 Books, eas Chain 6,427 Apples, TST” Leatias 800 Other artic 752 S. turpentine, 30 Rosin, bdbs. 16 pod, tons 100 HAVE! Cotton, bal $85,813 Potash, bbls.. 10 Hams, jbe 102 Wagon:.... 1 Wh. bone 800 Osher articles i i 550 Totalir..sreceeree8 MARSFILLRS. Cottot, bales. $15,851 S.tu’tine,bbla. 20 $395 « 5,620 Staves......4,000 A587 350 = Total,. ne ol 658 $27,784 Palm oil,cs... 2 Total., Lard, Ibs. .. 1,208 Flour, bbls... 682 Wrdw're, pkgs. 39 er Papert... 1,017 604 Door mats,cs. .1 168 Machinery, os. 255 Lumber, og... “1 68 ‘Tea, bx. 828 locks, & 4 198 1,765 Boards, f:. 207 804 Longboat..." 1 96 40 Cheese, Ibs... 273 ty Powder, bgs. 1,500 Sp, turpentine 5 48 Pepper, bys... 80 885 Chairs, bxs... 7 48 Hams, ibs. ./1,173 185. Other erticles 33° «208 Iron chests... 220 —— Hats, cs a7 Total. $19,571 Lard, Ibe. $6,071 Door mats 1 $199 MacLinery 030 Gloves, bxs.. 3 120 Wagons, ¢ 2,007 Dry goods, ba. 8 95 Horses....... 1,700 Straw goods,cs. 7 780 Hay, bales... 5 21 Hoops, bils., 100 65 Oats, bgs..... 20 38 Hogsheads..., 300 375 Feee, bee. 10 21 Toys, trunk .. 1 70 ‘Total... BAYT. Flour, bbis.., 975 $3,528 Hardware, pk. 64 $918 Lard, tbs. 1,009 Chairs... 2074 Sogars, c4. 3 oo 525 Stationery 2 40 107 Soap, bxs....1,250 1,623 375. Tar, bbls. 10 40 1,733 Shingles, bls, 400 284 124 Barrels....... 40 5 175 Wagon....... 1 3% 43 Pails, do: 1 22 Candles, bxs. 340 Boards 134 Tobacco, bxs. 84 385 Otherarticles 19 146 Drugs, bxs... 40 484 loridawater, 50 200 Total ......s.044814,000 75 $700 +150 260 50 150 10 380 50 660 1 (1,210 » 100 aper, reams, 56 Total... 0+ ..+0+0$11,658 ARGENTINE REPUBLIC. Hardware, es. 2 $500 Rosin, bbls... 25 $50 Cordials, bxs, 3C 209 Pitch’. 25 80 Sewing mchs, 4 500 Lumber, ft.10,497 3,113 Cement, bbls, 105 510 Pilla, cases... 2 825 Plaster. chen Total. 5978 $42,300 Br. West Indios. . Danish West Indies 20/020 C Brazil... Br. N. A. Colonies. Vera Cruz... ‘entral Ameri Total value of merchandise > es during the week ending June 30, 1854.. + $1,145,085 The above table presents no new v feature, The aggre gate exportation of merchandise during the week was not large. moro limited than anticipated, but ‘t was fall lacge The outward movement of syecie last week was enough to keep the banks under a steady contraction, and keep the money market specie goes abroad at this rate, any improvement in financial affairs, CIPY TRADE Sgrorpay, Jul Agnes, pots, and bout 60 to 60 bb! 50 for pearls. BReansturrs.—Flour was brisker and _ firmer. day’s sales included 13,000 bb} pretty stringent, While it will be folly to look for REPORT. 1—6 P. M at $581 for The 8. inferior to choice State Is. were sol at $6 50.0 $7 75, mixed to fancy Western a: $7 a $8, ant other kinds at proportionate 6234, 1,200 Southern at abo: bbls. Jersey corn meal, more active. Conadian white, oe Vorthers Ted at $1 70. ered ade of 700 bbls. good superfine Canadiar, in bond, Corn was in fair demand. priges. Sales wore’ also at previous tates, and 410 mainly at $3 873%. Wheat wos The sales xmounted to 1,000 bushels in bond, at $1 90, and 1,000 inferior Rye and oats were uaal The transactions con- sisted of 45,000 bushels, at 68¢. a 74c. for unsound, and 7c. a 8 Corto: in quotations, of moment, done to establ news. . for poor to prime Western mixed, per bushel. ‘The transactions wore limited, poe a cha | There was hardly enoiy ish prices since the receipt of she steamers Freicnis.—Rates to Liverpool continned steady, with engagements of about 1,700 bushels wheat, at 514d, in bulk, and 6d. in ship's huge, and about 8,000 to 6,00 vbls. flour, at 28.; 400 to 500 bales cotton vore engaged at 7 02d. for compressed, and at 14d, for uncompressed, and 50 bales Sea Island'were taken at 4d. To tondon 100 bia, turpentine were epgaged at 2s. A’ Bremen bark was taken up to load with flour for Bremen, at 28. To Havre cotton was engaged 10, 000 bushels wheat were taken at 6, To California rates varied from bags. measurement. month are large for at Sc. To Glow about 8 OS in ship's 2. & De. por foot vom Mr. Brown’s circular wo extraet the fol of the past month’s business:—The im- the season, amounting to 8 n direct and yia Europe, and 17,204 coast: wise; of the first named, 26,411 were dry and 1,194 galted Buenos Ayres and Montevideo, ex %. D. and Uranias 7,273 dry and 950 salted Rio Grande, ex Chieftain; 15.852'An gostura, ex Grenada; 4,990 Porto ello, ee Bloomiag Youth and Clara Borges; 4,449 Savanilla, ex Winthrop and Patnam; 6,958 Maranhsm, ex Vondor and Slizabsth; 5,494 San Juan via Nasanu for repairs; 3,086 Truxilio finos from Para; 12,73 en i and Lydia, with smaller India, Vera Cruz, & ont reen salted Buenos 0 Pernambuco. outhern, and 2448 from ne nin imported into 1a hore preyioys to , from the @! pat in Minnesota, from ttvans African, ex 8. FH. Town parcels ‘of Caracoa, West ‘Via Europe wo have 1,25 > dey wad Ayres, rt 1 Coastwise the 70; deatora purchase of var! 8,090 Ango’ mpoxte Phit ari not reported in tables annexed. As compared with the same month last year, the imports show an increase of 30,007, ana the first op Ljcemm apl Aooky! aoe anti crease of 268,729, as compared with the same last year, and an increase of 225. 304, a8 compared wit ave rage of same time duriog the last four years. Io this city, Battimore, Boston, ef gen, ag a po tor the six months of’thie year have been 1,461,025 inst ,279 in same time last year; increase, 398, 746 pie ses. ‘tock at the a date is not excessive, being 59,782, agatnet 17,160 at same date last year. It com- to shou, 2,8, azote iret aso careetpeas ura, "orto ¥ na, 200 Peersearaed, maa D 5,000 a the mevmsioatiess . Ia the port Rig ‘Mhcag ee 4 Hoe, inst 100,010 same hag ‘The num- taken into en re ear is 778,257, against 72,868 in the same Mey last year, and from the five hide receiving bors enumerated, 1,920,424, against 1,027,143 in fie year, the increase or desrease at the respect- ive ports being shown below. The market for dry hides opened this month with little demand, owing to the lateness of the season, the plenitude of the atock, and ex d arrivals, which latter coming in freel; throughout the month, and importers being willing se! ers, a rede effect was produced on prices, much ia favor of buyers, who were not disposed to make pur- chases, excepting for their absolute wants, unless at con- siderably reduced rates, which being conceded by holders, ® fair amount of business has been done during the cur- rency of the month, the total sales amounting to 93,929 hides, at a decline, however, of from 1%¢. to 2c. Bye tb. for Buenes ‘Ayres and Rio Grande, and from 2c. to 1b. for other sorts up to this date; and to-day a parcel ot 12,000 Angostura, ex Granada, just arrived, were sold at 18e. r Ib., 8 months, adding two months interest, which cline of 2c. per ib. on the rates say the day pre- was; and should hides arrive frecly during the next month, we cannot, taking the season into conaideration, ct. ang resent Snraremeah The sales comprise ie nS Buenas ‘Ayres, 11186 Rio Grande, 34,280 ‘Angos- tara, 6,805 Mar anham, 4047 San Juan, 34086 Traxillo, 3,525 Southern, 1,780 Porto Cabello, 10,202 African, 37243 Savanilla, isk osname raneliet Of the imports from Buenos ‘Ayres 8,208 were for dealers’ account. Im- ports of salted hides, 1,385 Buenos Ayres, 959 Rio Grande, 969 Para, 1,067 Maranbam, 650 Foglish slaughter, an: smail lots of West India, Southern. oe a 956 Buenos Ayres, 44 1b, af 12e ein leas 6 per cont; uh ughter, 48 Ib, at 103¢c.; 807 Maranham, ie Ib. at 00 fara, 41 1b, at He, Gin’ cinepemeity te abel there have been sold 6,000 to 8,000 Buenos Ayres, cow, 4) to 46 Ibs. at 11%c. a 12¢., equal to 6 months. ‘Tho fol- lowing is the statement of ina importa for the first six months of the years Jan. Feb. March. April. May. 1850, .118,824 141,902 58,265 118,339 144,554 iovtis 1851..115,630 102,’ 780 134). 309 136,485 114,' 211 1852,. 49,982 101,013 75, 3361 74.494 139) 702 1853,. 48,722 77 "404 187, 150 109,048 117, 3928 1854.1173,579 123,752 131,841 108,472 190,270 Provisions—Pork was more in demand. The sales in- eluded 2,500 bbls at $1250 for mess, and $1075 for prime per bbl. There were likewise disposed of 400 pkgs. utmeats, at be, 4 5446 for shoulders, and 7c. a Se. for hams, per 1b.; bbls. lard at 93g0. a 9%c. per lb. ; 250 bble. beef at “unchanged rates; and 50 tes. prime moxs beef ut $27. Butter and cheese were as last meationed. Weekly Report of In the city and county of New York, from he 24th day of June to the Ist day of July, 1854. Men, 101; women, 115; boys, 163; girls, 188—Total, 617. (BASES. Fracture of the spine Fracture of the ee 4 2 1 3 2 Bleed i ener 1 from omkel, 2 sehen oa +5 Fever nervous. tastes soak . 2 Hickup...... Casualties, by falls . 2 Heart, disease o: Casualty, by railroad.... 1 Hooping cough., Cholera.........+ .718 Inflammation of brain Cholera infantum -29 Inflammation of bowels.. Cholera morbus.. 13 Inflammation of lungs... 60 Inflammation of throat. Inflammation of liver. ie horns Congestion o Congestion of Tangs. Constipation or Ber coro mas ay ] enBHaammaaneBeunpSaomenwmuaaaenne 100 and upwards. Unkno British possessions N.Am. 2 Unknown. veweeesesence Ml Hospital, Bellevue...,,..23 St. Vincent’s Hospital. Peuitentlary, Bixwil's Tal. 3 Franklin street Hospi Smallpox, 1 City Hospital..........6. Lunatic Asylum,‘ Almshouse, BPiwell’s ial. 2 Bloom’dale do. forinsane. 1 Colored Home Hospital.. 1 Ward’s Island... +29 Colored Orphan Asylum. 1 Randall's Island,.,..,.1. 2 Colored persons. ........10 4 . > 1 2, 3, 4 5 8 1 8 9, k oe 22 Li — . 38 Total. THOMAS K. DOWNING, City Inspector. City Inspector's Office, New York, July 1, 1854. [037 TNO CHECES, DRAWN BY KUNSTLER & 0. ‘an the North River Bank, and certified bj teller thereof, oe No. 734; . J Bsnk; No. 738, $20, d ody is eantio ment has been stop OST—ON SATURDAY, JULY FIRST, 1854, IN coming from Jersey City ferry, to Broadway, and up Brondway in stoge to the Savi ngs Bs mn’ Broome and Spring streets, or in Grand street Broadway and Bowery. or in Contre b mn And Brooe stzeots, a indy’s cnamelled bunting 4 one sido are two children pioking flow bouquet of flowers chased im gold iberally rowarded by leaving it at Byr u street, or at A. L. Byrne’, }dd Fellows? Hall. O8t—ON SATURDAY, THE FIRST INS the Sonth Ferry and Canal jopine watch, with red stri from the watchmaker. The ¥ be handsomely re- wied'by leaving it at 68 Front strect, being w gift irom s ed relative. O8T—BETWEEN THE HARLEM RAILROAD, TRY- ‘on row. and corner of Broadway and Wallstreet, s mall roll, done up i brown pape exgincer’s report of m railroad, ving the same at Clark & Jesup’s office, No. 49 Ex- r will ne, “Gibbons & Co.’ 167 and 169 Gran pune Lhe O8T.—ON SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 1, 1°54, A of no value ‘hy rewarded by leaving it With” Constable E. Joseph, office No, 98 Contre stre ‘and watsh key, 0 of more value . the finder will ROBT. 8. 8aGE, 4 oe chaselalns ® gold lo Ke warked with owner’: |AKEN BY MISTAKE—FROM A STORE IN BLEECKER street, or Sixth avenue, while shopping, @ parcel of Ince capes. which the owner ean bave by applying to D. J. MULFORD, 27 Water street, WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C. 1 6. . STON’ DEALER IN WATCHES, ES, JEWELRY, ane it quality 903 Eighh avonae, date of 1880 street.) rom iy solicits aval) from his former patrons and the public generally. Goods teoninely akowne aud no aecep sia . Steiot od attontion to the repairing department. HRONOMETER WATCH! VERY FINE POCKET shronometers, whic? Pp Pit pe eho LLBN, AL i strate ‘second floor Tover watch endid time- 3, for gal 1, by G. C. BN, nW. iva or A 7 , %279, $10 to $28; gold Ad fake, gle 0 oti sus Lind, © ct ‘sin, rou dexagon gold ajucre ms old ongrays ee may, 1d chased, $24 fo $26 cold $0 370. ‘All other styles at lows Shan asaa tien ALLEN, Lmporter, wholesale and retail eet Wall vinest, Broad PY DEPENDENT SECOND WATORR: . RY cond and quarter second watch old and silv i NSTRUCTION, OLBEAR’® ACADEMY OF WRITING, BOOKKER?. ing, &e., 600 Broadway. oorner Houston street, is the inrgest in America, Thero are seven splendid rooms, opoa ay and oyening, Ladies or gentlemon ontering this day seoure private lossous without extra charge, Strangers may completo a course in a who desite to improve FRENOLIN ypracation, for lady roneh, fo AB to epenkit flnently, ant prepare them es for tesehing the same. Board and tution oan be 00 abloterms A healtiy location har Paris ans, and have had #1 ILL RE OPEN DUR- 5, anceeer mow. | pean ter aine oo caochiont wa on for prrens = is LRASE, sTOC eb eee oct ee ah Sanat rathets pert Bee tome tenes, YOUNG LADY WiIsit coe i atasate ant ways ry A SUIT OF tbe secon: ae rand vaibe. amines: Teste 3 et and sy : ee eae | sila ared’ an te 55 teas fa ied ack Koneenes A sronpie fet to aagle particolare. tnyaire ak Rinne ace with wll th Kedeen inter a street, a fe Bo nese Broade 4 be Ay yy — ae 4 2% Clinton place, Kighth shrest. OARD—AT THE pew soem. ee? yd a me { \$3 | | foie nies “ea atone “y * A No. CK dy aaa mae | ) where a 4 OARD—ON BROOKLYN bag ved WITHIN TURES minutes walk of ¥' te ploncane hood. Two square oom gcgad Rot 0 with street, TO mete teat toon LY C ial from Willow street. —A LADY CAN BE ZOCuNeRATER wires CARD —TWO LARGE, PLEASANT SQUARE artic rooms to let, with full or | man end wife or two 3 also a Inia private house Apa fm Froniiln street. | OARD.—TWO SINGLE ORNTE EME CAN BR, ‘accommodated wil ‘ani room, oa | the second floor of s first olass house, mear sorace ot | ‘Apply at Poy adway and Bleecker street. ‘5 ‘Wesley place, second door f,, Betltaad ges CARD UP TOWN.—T0 LET, IN, A COOL AND Ieasant location, to a gentloman and | entlemen, two or three Tooms oR, se oars, with board. eitaten bee caer Taare ents OARD DOWN ZO Was GENTLEMAN AND HIs | wife, or two single mtlemen, cam be acsommodated | sion with board, in hea vate ly ly at 28 Greenwich | street, neat Chambers. CARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN, A FEW MINUTES auitaniofor s geavinuinn and wifey catia. Bartlet board Yor geuslomen, ‘Welor- ‘Apply at 196 Atlantic street. Beez IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.—A PRIVATE FAM ea, itt be happy ¥ ince eaten terrae er, 9 lfc street, Potwoss Henry aud | Lees ON THE WEL SUMEN OF Renee ty eS | | ei i Pa eka street OARD IM SOUTH BROOKLYN.—A FEW GENTLE. men ean be accommodated with partial board and plea ant roome at No. 0 Prosident street, with a private eee ithveae, as. within "Erbe ‘mtnntee walls 0. a xo! | Baa ue forry, and ten of South ferry. OARD WANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY, IN A »tvate family, where there are but few or no other one must be moderate. Address BE. M., Broad- boarders. way Post 01 Boss FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN OR GEN- tlemen and pnts wives oan be aecommodated with full = Bacslaih Mon ty ry Lone respectab’e ny — , leesant and o art of the cit} ‘or ®, they Vavieg Loon mM, waden lars 9 apply at ¢ at 136 Hudson veal par sf nae circumstances, aged OAhDING--FOR TRANSIENT OR PERMANENT. Parlors, enite for families and single roome all 4djoining, and fronting the North river,at reasonable terms. tion, for the eummer months, is not asiled. ‘Apply at ‘le Collin's Hotel, corner of Canal and West strogte. TALLMAN & MAPES. Proprictors, OARDING.—TO LET, TWO LARGE HANDSOMELY furniehed rooms, with closets. on the second and third fl-ors; also, one single room. ‘The house has in complete order. Apply at 45 Walker st west of Broadway. Bern, GIG FOR used, built of the owner leaving the joy, put w doors OARDING-—AT 106 WAVERLEY PLACE, FIFTH riage Fepositor; B% door west of Washington square. A wy gigeeant Hotel’ front room, with bedroom eoaneeting, on second, floor, ena - Be ae 2 — mac x BAND, ae se Warr ‘of the newest at mp R ie or unfurnished. be had immediately, furnished tb, ae. Also, a on second floor, rece taki BoARDING.—A FAMILY CONSISTING OF A LADY four children, the youngest five yeuro of age, and purse, wish board on Long Islan, or in some healthy loo Mien wigena few hours ride of the city. | Some farm how would, copers, and boarding house NY meee ‘apply. vaddress kW. FANGO, of call at fs OG the owner CON LING & inet corner OA4RDING MAY BE OBTAINED IN THE MAGNIFI- th Fourth avenue. cent brown stone block, extending from Fifth to Six avenue, Nog 49 and 51 Wer Twenty sooond street focatign Ws Gesizable, for its slevstion ‘sad contiguity. to upker Broadway, tothe most fashionsble public squares, ard to both d railroad. The mente NOUN! RY BOARD.—THE ADVERTISER CAN AC? rn Spies 5 may Ay }, BionT ene fast driver commodate wx or elht single gentlemen with board, in Dosides the comforts of a home, gun! Priceterts tie wide me ade Sythe Seapets by * trent Teuen eee, oR be 2 ee DARK IRON GRAY HORSE, SIX at i wabury river, one ‘and Ly sit mai tae 4 three fourths of s mile ym the Iandi: o warrant |, ond “ Ban ohh dics oe at as Yret minal sovank'c very OAMDA tatoee, Roel abe. t on JOUNTRY BOARD CAN ht PAD! AT WESTCHESTER —Fourteen miles from tl Stages twice each da ‘from Williamsbridge. ‘ne os and one small room, an: one in atti ihe jood bathing and fishing. Apply at 23 Wost Wash- after 4o’clock P. M. Om, BOARD.—FIVE Patol AIRY ROOMS TO OR eee WILLIAMSBUBG. AY ty] BILLS aiena ONE HORSE ROCKAW. wis TURLON ae the oboe Rian ieee the 3 Lots, from 10 to 12 0” eke each OR SALE, ne Tet, In a lnzge hours, besatifa ted em the Bast carriage, city bull, (Ford's) and bat liele » Fiver, ‘within halt zs anil of the iby. ie. Feta Be ot ‘AL it Who require superior nocommodations would had ly, near, ming home. “Apply from 9 to Il o'olock at Li street, front otfice, 3 Jalre. TWO, SMALL FAMILIES, OR A Ising pi Diaoe, can accommodate three dat in | This esi init, ret eleven mallee from the a dey and ay sinbie th rots nee is a ange yard in athens rots SH Free steds commandieg & Tall row of ee SE. sted, comman wre . Yee theoetroundee mh tnd very healthy; be utital walks | )TEW YORK HORSE B, BAZAAR, 31 CROSBY STREET. Auction nal dte., every Monday % Sides ny Mh hing ' SoMreas D. W., Broadway Post Ofice, New Yors, nei enh Proprietor. PLENDID GRAY HORSE FOR SALE~KIND IN ALL Si Virds of barncen tree tow ietier fete sri ae traveller, six yenta ol about sixteen hands saddle horse; $300 doll tiew- | st the stable of E. RIC! TRY BQARD.—A FAMILY OF SIX OR BIGHT bo accommodated with two large rooms Iso, attic rooms for gervante and Meh und inalece wey tee Station,“on the New matt vezaln end one fom the celebrated ht , 204 Fourth Schiogton 6 Seach. apply to 'B, W. RICHARDS, 307 Broadway. | !quare. HENCH BOARD—A NEATLY FURNISHED Pat TANTED. 00 HW Tor aud bedroom, om steond floor, to Tet, for singio | VWANZED—A GOOD, | Ri MY, SWELLED BoD poor fentlemen, ina Feangetable private French family, ‘Tos eet a tae vided with every modern im and 4 shasay el ee fitwoted 106 Blecoker street, west ef Broadvay.: Breakfast tna ten, ifrequiseds “Apply on the pressioes. RKIVsTE BOARDING—SEVERAL VERY PLEASANT rooms, either fornished or unfurnished. can be had with loard in & private family sending 38 ‘No, 280 Fourth avenue, PIANOFORTES FOR Sia on TO wore Copporite Calvary Chu use is finely located, has al the modern i provements, oan Do had on r08- | ane ison t ouunra teseadiome sonable terms. References exoh: 5 225. oF to redrarat Se HE BOARDING BXOHANGR—PERSONS DESIR- Professor BUI MSDAY, 225 Gran ctraitiianinpdaiinmen iT ar io or mi pie yu, Sieve counucel cence where every tata oemat citiet W. LADD 4 00/8 FIRST PREMIUM ven them gratis; private boarding houses ith o large assortment of new and 4 mils 0 thei Interest to Mohave thats anes ree istered, ba aoe een ae iS pes eon no euperio OF innit the alte whieh soastitues to LINCOLN & THOMPSON, tole agente, 441 rhe ty Age SUPERIOR 7 OCTAVE $320 Bi Rofwoo Piano to order within three months, by celebrated ixeken ¢ tnd fally warranted, will be sold for as to leave the country, It foe Ly amabors ntreet, fom 0 o'eloak sill SP. M- | oe SALE—AN Lh ala OLD VIOLIN. APPLY at 807 Greonwicl SPLENDID MOCK- rived from Savannah, net to be ex- t, dog, hen, rooster, wishing t9 pro: fessor of guitar and singing, dence, No, 15 Bloomfield plac: vutfie at knowledgo of th d day, Any ted te may appiy at a8 ae ioboken. She imparts » SMALL PRIZE KING CHARLES AND, DLENHRIM iw==w«e mammoth Newfound: id English rat ¢ All choice bree out to bi taco tienvor CONDOW before you make your . he having been a desler ia, and teaoher of the ME OREAT RAT KIL fnetrumont for many J ‘Addrors 575 Brondwa} the English pedestri rate en one hour, to ta! three doors from TANOFORTES.—FOR SALE, $80 70 $100 LE88 THAN eight o'clock. common , one 634 o« for $190; one do , $210, aoe eeereennnneere sense | One 7 cetave, for $20 up to alt ted per fect satisfaction. or the} porchase mor TARDS, TLLIAKD TABLES FOR 8ACE—WE INVITE BUY | stock of rosewood, mahowaoy and | sda, sat all ei than puse FOR Ss any other establishment in t Aud gany plana will ho sold cheap A KEe JAMIN, 292 Broadway ier ; : bie Solas fh ob, F remain ene ind 7 octave, for $170; 056 5 octave, for ne $20, Apply at tho warcrocm 2 Seren ‘ Twenty fourth street - GONZALEZ. ’ FING Mh “0c rave MATIO. eo owner Ms ienyia wid DEVS “