The New York Herald Newspaper, June 12, 1857, Page 5

NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1857. raded yesterday forty muskets, accompanied by Shelion’s ‘band, to the River House, Hariem, Col. Leslie, The com- pany contended for a number of valuable prizes. They mustered at the Mercer House, and then proceeded to the residence of J. W. Wallack, and were presented with a id stands d and guide colora. ‘The colora were pr pented by J. W. Watlack, Sea., to Capt. D. ‘Graham, iu be- half of the company, who responded in » neat and appro- priate manner. Base Bais Matcn.—A match will be played between the pce acrtng age allar on ‘he grounds of the for- , oltuated at Greenr0int at 3 o'clock P.M , on Tues- day, the Tein instant, ‘Tho grounds are easy of access by a ay alld Teath street, Axrsmrtep Scicipg.— Last aight shortly after 9 o'clock a young girl was observed walking in a distracted manner towards the end of the pler foot of Dey atreet. The sus- Picions of a passer by was excited, and he followed ber ‘up, when he saw her’ aveing into the river, He imme- gisely gave the alarm, and Otficer Osborne hastened to ‘the spot and after some difficnl'y succecced in hanling ou out of the river When taken to the station house he gave ber name as Elizabeth Sharper, but would give ‘wo reason for the attempt upon her own life. Tux Woxsy’s Hosrirat.—The Board of Governors of the ‘Women’s Hospital of the State of Now York, mot at the emall chapel in the University last nigbt and organized by she election of Hon. Mark Soen er Prosident, Hon, Erastus pine Benedict Secrewary and J D. Wolfe Treasurer, with the committee t» procure a site for the hospital:— ion aims, A M egg Soe en pal — ‘On Rules and By-lawe— J. B. dict and George T. Trimble. On Finance Poter % ae, Sh Ootise George T, frimbleyR. L. Kennedy uad J.C: Green, fier orn toe clasaidration by lot of the Gover- ors were made, the lags toroid one year, the ge- cond class two years aua the third ciass three years, and the Board adjourned to meot on the 26h inst, ‘at the same TO THB EDITOR bg 4 THE HRBALD, Nuw Yous, Jane 11, 1657, ‘The streeta of our city, It te unnecessary for mo to purpose of promoting tbe @ city it is hiy -earential that measures should be taken by our citizens to hhave the streets cleaned, and I would cheerfully join our citizens, if called upon, to call a mass meeting immediate- ly to adopt och measures a3 would insure us clean streets. If fs a diegrace to the corporation of the city of New ork York to permit ovr streets to be in this filthy condition. The ‘lock in front of my house, No 43 West Twenty Signo street, between Broadway and “ixth avenue, bas not been Cleaned tn nore than one year from the date of this com- munication. You will confer a great favor on the whole community by giving this a place in your hii RW, Brooklyn Cry 3 News. Morprr—4 Wire Kirtan py nee Hesnaxp.—The neigh- ‘Dorhood of Hoyt street, near Baltic, was thrown intoa great state of excitement on Wednesday evening by the ‘Teport that a man named Samuel Keys had murdered bis wife. Officers Branegan and Wilson, of tno Third district , bearing a noise went to inquire, aud entering a basement which Keys occupied toand bis wife phe on astraw bed on the door and gaspiag her last breath. ‘They took Keyyiuto custody, he having first threatened them with violence. They, however, succeeded iu con- ducting him to the station house. Ser; Preston imme. lately went to the house, and found tue dead body of the ‘woman ail covered with Blood, A little child about three years of age ‘was iying by ber glide and was all bloody. He the woman cramped up, her jaw broken, a cul over the left eye, tho right eye all blacked aud a severe bruise op her breast. Hetore a door from the pantry and Jaid her on, aud then took the youngest child which was in the cradle and the other girl, and brought them to the station house. The infant was given la charge of a nelgh- bor to bave it taken ine of. disorderly man, hay oN avery Gaanealiy toon eevated Soe sual and batiery sen at ferent ons. His wife had been to Justice Biachley’s court morning to get a warrant for bis hetgree tesel a a ee making the ‘complaint, It appears he came home about six o’clock in the evening, aud finding the front door locked lifted a litle girl mamed King theeugh the window to open it. As #00n seat in the girl states he commenced beating and his wife, [He states that he came in and found his mis ine dri toa the bed. The baby was crying “ led to rock it, when the officers came ia and im. Two littie boys, named James Berry and James King, attracted to her bouse by the noise looked in at ibe and heard mes eraing aed a duwtarbance, as if there ‘was fighting. They saw nothing, however. Mrs. King, a neighbor, states that she saw Sirs. Keys drunk a little ‘Before noon that day, and stated to her thai her husband bad oe her to drink some liquor. Key ‘ars to be very innocent about the matter, and enya then ¢ found ber lying on the bed with a gash over ber eye and he supp»sed whe bad fallen down. The eyi- denee of the little girl and the two boys would, however, indicate a different state of facts. Ile is now In custody, and Coroner Redding had been notified hold an pore ‘when more facts will be developed. The investigution “will be comu enced at 4 o'clock to morrow afternoon. Tux Brooxiys Boany oF Excsx.— The seventh meeting Of the Brook'yn Board of Excise was edd m the Supreme Court room of ihe City Hall yesterday, Jean A. Wyckolt, ., presiding. and twenty-eight liquor licenses additional heretolure granted (about ove bundred and twen- ty) were given - as follows: — Third Wa.d--James Thomoson. Pourth Ward Wm. B. Perkins. Fifth Ward—Voter Hynes, Thos. O'Conner, G. G. Ack- ley, Wm. BM. Calewell. ‘Sizth Ward—s. Constant & Co., B. P. Middleton, Thos, Kenely. Seventh Word—Thomas Fitzsimmons. Ninth Ward—Vatrick MoCarty, Uenry Mekert. Tenth Ware—Hi Wilson, Wm. Wilford, Thos. McCarty. ‘Thos. Feeley, Catharine Moran, Pdward Doyle. Word—Wm. McLaugnhn, J Langetad, 4 Worl—E. Bonsett, Wm Breanan, Tas & Sir- cuson, Edwar:! MeDounell, Jonn Gallagher. izieent). Wovd—James Atkinson mee Conway , Joun Scott. ‘Tur Arrny aKion# ror 1858 —Tae joint Roard of Alder men and Supervisors held a meeting on Wednesday for the purporeé of c meidering the appropriations to be made for city purposes next year. Martin Kalotlelsch, Eqq., ded. A communication from the Metropolitan Police TS was readand « desultory conversation ensued thereup m, but po action taken upon it, orany | other matter relative to their duties, the mectiog meow | | preliminary. The c mmunication was the same presented to the Common Council aking vaat an han priation be made for police expenses next y oar, Overy oy Stock.—An action was decided tn the Brooklyn City Court yesterday, in which Wa 1}. Scott aad another were plaintiffs and the Woliamsbargt Gas Light ants, Aa alleged, in 1863 the then Prost dent tasned cer titicates of stock om bit own roe poasibility and disposed of them The company stato that —_“ amounting to the capital of tbe sompaay ha already bee {ssued, ana that there waa po authority for the cert! Anorent Gubseqaently isaed. They, therefore, refuse payment of che certifiea ce» leit by plaintiff’, who had come ia poses- sion of some of the lattor paper. The case was given to the jury and » verdict in favor of plainvil« was rendered cor the full amonat claimed, being $3,699 50. DEATH OF GEN. JOHN B. WALBAGT. Gen. Johan & Walbach, the oldest officer in the United , died at hit residenes Raltimore, on the in the (8d year of bis ago, efter an illness of Gen W. was born io Alsace, on the Kaige, ia | Atau early age be entered the Austrian ‘ar, and was in the company appointed to receive Leuls XVI. at the frontier when he made the at- - tempt to flee from France He subsequently joined the | Frensh army. and was detailed to service with his rogi ment in the Weet [cdies, Nearly the whole of the ment died, and in 1796 he came to this conntry, in Philad: Ipbin. THis fuber was the porsessor of a large estate in this country, lecated in the city of Philadelphia sod in Virgiela, and the soo, then a young maa, determined to ‘ttedy law, and for that parpose ‘went into the attice of Vatexander Ti Hamilion, in New York. fendness for the life of a soldier he applied for ned a commission in the army of the Unitet , and has Crequently told bie friends that be received from General Washington. His (iret service was as an aid to Gen, Wilkinson, 00 the frontior, and throaghout his whole carcer he bere a bi h reputation asa gallant offloer and strict disciplinarian. In the war of 1812-'14 he borea | cons part, and wice breveted for gallant con. duet. in 1807 86 married a lady of [hiladelphia, from which marriage there is one son and three daughters liv In his eariier life be commanded at Vortsmonth, New | t Frankford arsenal, at Old loint Comfort, In the Inte war’ wth Mexico be doatred | | to take A bis preven © consummation hue my ie recited ‘in thie city © number of years, and was ceneraily esteemed and retpeote!. While in the active servicr it was a custom with bim to be on familiar terms of friendship with all the janior eng >i his com. oy but required a close observance of all the military | He was a man of extracrdinary Saeitoas your past posrersed & of sclivity of Joan hi’o his health Sean botverrepeed: bout ‘pielock on the evening of Ghe 4th Inst. be was attacked with hernia of the abdomen, and sank rapid y until be died. 048, 218%, Toa, 380, ek es em ‘nae, baat ate fH mini is, vg ahead deg by vy v4, wan re rea hee fo , 108, 100, T10, ats 18s 404, 202, a8), 420 821, 660, os, bas ‘it, Bs 18, Too) 494, 70 3, wy oe 668, 1, & ay it 164, 696, Ba TO, 197, 987, 600, 1 0} hey ee 1004, 1006, 1026 to 1061 incta- ive, 873. Portabis Dressing Cases In Great Variety. ~ SAUNDER'S tare only, at No. 7 Amoe Bouse, Bulwer's N w Novel, bat a He to with Th be sew by, 8 Bue ., te commenced in this ‘s HARPRR'A ine geeromese aud will be con Daottahed the best iustey and fe now publishing poems, ed te the American Othe propriciors. of akPENe ah they yep apare no labor or ergenrs to make. to aay that miconeaive | quumber of the Weebly vewer than the inet. Terma, five conte | ask # Humber KRPRR A RROTHRRS, pubtioners, Now York. American Plate Glass Company's Stock for ale ae ALBERT H. NICOLAY, No. 4 Brond street, | senses orm een eaonte Paden mirees, veiy eon | way. The cash price was 7 ‘s Summer Hats, of all “tyies, now ee ee Seman” posses cetan Seta Totiet a Hich Assortment.—J. & B. Qs DNDERD clare only, at No. 7 Astor house m oe Knox's ready. No. 212 20.0 Cont Anal Aambroty pe Liker eal ee aE Mere begat Aine Sit aT ‘srond way. Fore! and = Aimesivcan Fashions.—At then millinery warerooms, 251 Broadway, may be seen the mort + xguisite summer Donne, divas caps, heardreasen &e., rome ich are im ‘and cthers designed an mode in thsextensive workroom of the eaiablishment, The Of summer millinery is immense; the prices jusi the re Sane Custom Made Shirts, ali sizes, Wholesale and reta:, #t Bt LAUGHLIN shirt aud furnlubiag store, 259 Greenwich street, corner of Murray prices — Hotel acoommodaiions oa the . i. oa marcyean Or american rice Sewing Machines —in buying each f 3 ase pric meobine, the truest soonomy is to buy the best, ‘Those who purchase Blagvr's machines slwa wet what they want, and us ‘satlafeotion aud o: rode “bile those who buy any of or the ch cheaper nd t Mafertor ach os n the inarket are eure to auifer divapy vexation aod 1M. SINGER Broadway. ROBERT M. PATRICK. Ordinary Liquors Breed Extraordinary headaches gf 80 Ube les’ Jastencmtial se, pare, mild, ee pd and accre¢ ited by medical g-ian simu fart of peaeieeainas te eceeeoenta ent eliza it tae taro at the eotnoirsicur and the invalid. Warebouss 40 Broadway. Beld by all druggists and grocers, ‘fhe best ia che = al sold and app! Who ethnetesry. aH Beondwe 4 (Cristadoro’s Hedr sentir, qiacertnaat mats ae Hil’s Hair Dye, 4 Shi or brown Ne. 1 Barclay street, and te hair cutting. a Box, Black druggists, Inimita Pocket tlery, Newest tea & & GAUNDEED sore ouly at No.7 Astor House, Sunburn, Freckles, Eruptions, all Skin Dis eases, use JONES? old Italian soap; 28 Buloneces, srey bair, dandrutt, for beautifying, dc , uae Jones’ celebrated 2%. Depot, 202 Bowery. Murray & Lanman’s ®lorida Water.—By a jeincier elise qos Partie. wen eons punpeved io eralals > fountain of south, producing the vegetable elements of te finest perfume and coameticinextstence, Murray & Lanman's Florida water may alike adorn the toilet, aud by is use add lustre toghe complexion, Sol by the proprietors, 1. L AN- . Wholesale druggists, 60 Water street, New’ York, And by all druggiata, Holloway’s Pills and Uintment have been counter ited ! There is a wure test, however, whereby to tell the gen'ine, viz. the water mark, "Holloway, Now York sud Loudon.” that existe ia every leaf of the book of dires lors. ‘The words are sami-ivansparent in the paper, and vii ble hy looking tarough the leaf to the light, Sold at the ma- hintaciory, No, $0 Maiden New York, and by all drug- We, Ge., and $1 per box. Ruptare.—Marsh & Co., Hadical Cure Pruas ee ree Aster House. Fruits of Medicine without Pay. Barbers’ Itch Oured. Dr. S B. Smith's magvetic salve bas never failed to care t¥is inveterate disrase References will be given o1 applica- tion. 8. 8. SMITH electro-magnetiat, 77 sirvet, berween Broadway and Church street, ta, at Weents per boule. Dr. Kelley can be Consulted Daily at his Of- fice, No. 8 Bible House, upon diseases of the lungs, liver and bidbeye, tree of charge: ay ocr, id INANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. mONBY MARKEY. ‘Tuvrspar, June 11—6 P. M. ‘The stock market fairly caved in to-day. The period for fancies in the stock marlet appears te have passed. The public mind is ao used to these sudden fluctuations and de. pressions that they arc looked upon with the greatest in- difference, At the first board to-day Illinois Coutral bonds fell «ff 4¢ per cent; Pennsylvania Coal, ‘; Cleveland and Toledo, 2; Cumberland, }{; New York Coutral, 13{; Erie, 134; Harlem, %;; Reading, }¢; Michigan Southern, 4°; scrip, 13g; Galena and Chicago, 1}4; Milwaukto and Mis- sisrippi, 3; 1a Crosse and Milwaukie, 1. Michigan Contral Railroad advanced *; per cont; Tilinois Central, 34; Chicago and Rock Island, *;. Michigan Soathern opened at 44, sold down to 42, and closed weak at that price. New York Central was offered freely, and fell off rapidly from the opening. The eerip Michigan Southern stock, ten por cent, guaranteed preferred, sold at 80 per cent; 6 and Chicago sold at 87 por cent, casb; Milwaw Mistiseippi sold at 82 per cont, cash. This rowd has been very badly managed under the vew adminia- tration. Since the resignation of the old president its finances have become very much iayolved. Tho July dividend must be postponed or passed altogether. The company baye no money to pay it, and railroad credit is so much deprossed that we do not see how they can bor- row it. Twelve or eighteen months since this was con sidered one of tho bect Weatern railroad compantes. In that short time it bas all run down, and is now one of the worst. It is, we fear, a second Michigan Southern. Cleve- Jand and Toledo touched 56 per cent this morning. Con paratively this is a low point, but there is a etill lower level before we reach its intrinsic value, lacitic Mall Seamehip Company opened at 74 this morning, and closet | at 75 per cent, at which sales to some extent were mare. Erie bas not been @0 active for some days. The low prices ruling have brought in small buyers. Lilinois Coatrat Railroad was the object of ettack this moruing in a smal! 4.138 per cont. A couple of emall los were sold at 112s a 115, seller 12 mouths, ‘Tho London quotations for this etock by the Canute are “ox all,” which moans ox dividond and ox-priviiege. The quotations read thus: 18a 22ex all,” This is equal to about 140 per cent here, with the stock privilege on. After the adjournment of the board tho following sales of #cks and bonds were made at aucuiow by A. H. Nivo. jay — $6,000 Mlinois Cen. RE, con. bonds 6 000 Great Western (Ul.) 7 per 16,000 Torre Haute and Alton RR. 10,000 La Iwankle RR, priv baa 500 Ne t atock of 1898 «Int added 97 City 5 per © 86 Farmers’ and © €9 Mechar ice’ Banking 2 Hamilton ineurauce ¢ 20 Com meretal Fire In 200 North \meriean Fire At the second board the market was about the came. Pacific Mail Steamship Company advanced 1 per cont; Frio, S¢; Chicago and Rock Island, \; Reading, j. 11M nots Contral Railroad fell off '; per ceat, Michigan “outhera closed at 43 per cent, which is an advance of 1 per ceut on the lowest point ruling at the fret board. Thd heaviest rance Company... eurance Company stock st the board this afernoon was New York Central. | The bears appear just now more dispored than usual to sell that stock short, It is beyond all question one of the best pales on the lat All the reports about the August dividend being cut dows are falee. The company will make the regular four per cent at any cost. Ite credit is not so bad but that it can casily borrow any dedcieacy there may be in the net earning? The steamahip Canada, at thie port from Liverpool, brings ua three days later news. There is nothing im portant or interesting in the private or public advicos. The London money market was a abade or two easior, and quotations for conaola show an advance of {a *, per cent, The cotion market was not active, but no actual doclioe is reported. Breadetuffe were in better demand at better | prices. The supply was more limited. The woather waa favorable for the growing crops. The Assistant Treasurer reports to day as (llowe:— Total receipts tee 934,606 00 180,149 2 . - 12,085,647 05 ‘The receipts of the |Ilinots Central Railroad Company for May, 1857, amounted to oe $215,450 65 Same month last year... 198,071 66 | MOPOMRO eee ccc ceeecceeeeeeee $14,885 09 The land operations of tho Iilinoia Contral Railroad Com pany for the month of May, and forthe year upto Jane 1, were as follows — Trurvors Cavrrar Rar roi Taxp Dev arrerve. Principal. ber dept jands $29) . free lands sold for. 4010 ‘ia. Inter. do. do. 6,089 29,417.02 a. sold for. ......... 880187 Add town lote sold for. 8,109 400.5 RE APE L ATION. Principal. $1,503,015 Interest. Age. of last mo report. 120,143 Agg.this rep, 20,417 Total to date.149,600 $1,842,19 ‘The revenue of the Baltimore and Whio Railroad for May ‘wns a8 follows: ish Main Sem. Wash'n Te, Pt Yor 26,712 12 85,480 2 For 11,450 300 Total cesses: 8046800 08 95,102 79 889,006 84 ‘The following table shows Wie carning: of te road jo and | Gearing the past month as compared with those of the @ame month last year:— Wask'n ‘Total Mase OY aTo.at8 35 88,162 79 885,996 wt 9689 22 05,822 41 ‘The annexed table will ebow the earnings of the road for the firet eight mouths of the present fiscal year as compared with those of the corresponding period of the two previous yeare:— 1864. 1855. 1856. October $360,610 62 425,486 4 471,391 13 Novem! 347,677 94 399,119 40 424,758 OF December...... 295014 10 441,816 6L 486,103 77 ‘1856. 1856. 1861 «. 820,211 93 191,809 81 801,773 39 216,290 49 211,51 76 856,398 OT 310,456 02 405,820 39 B48 262 48 858,202 bd Bt ww 464,043 TIL 288 O2 «—««4201STS 2H SAN_EDS BE Total ......$%,011,263 2 8,104,634 J4 8,416,643 36 The following are tho receipts of the Morris Canal Com. pany for the past week and season as compared with the receipts to corresp: nding time last year :— Total to May 31, 1856..... 854 174 95 Week ending June 7, 1866, + ae st aT Total,......... 864,600 22 ES el to May git ee 14 55 eek ending June seees 8,969 90 i ——— 50,984 45 Decrease in 1857... 6... seen eeeees wee $4,905 19 A break occurred May 20 at Waterioo, which wa3 re- paired 6th inst, ‘Tho follow ng is a statement of the receipts of the Penn- sylvania Railroad for the month of Viay:— Receipts for the mouth ending May Si... Bano month last YOar......eeee eves $101,117 63 586 2 $52,408 68 82,151,819 49 2,181,206 61 $29,476 12 By the following cauasarvion statement of receipts on the Catawivea Rullroad we discover that the business of tho road is steadily improving: Gross recei ots, May. . Due connecting roads *Net receipts, May, 185° Net receipts, May, 1866 Tncrvase, 40 per cent... ” 079 60 7,982 want 2,367 SL 6870 St ‘The receipts of the Toledo, Wabash and Western Rall- road were:— $16,236 00 82,718 32 4,482 00 To'al., seen ee B52,493 32 ‘The United States Mint, Philadelpiia, has just received a consignment of $1,000,000 in silver, forwarded from the New Orleans branch mint. ‘The route for the proposed extension of the Morris and Essex Railroad passes down the Musconetsong Valicy in a northwesterly direction to a point seven miles from Hack- ettstown, characterized by straightness and undulating grades. The line then diverges to the couth side of the Morris Canal, leaving it at Port Colden, and crossing the Morristown and Faston Turnpike, passes out of the Mus- coneteong into Pohatcong Valley, reaching tho village of Washington, ten miles from Hackettstown. }t then follows the eastern side of the Pohatcong Valley, a distance of seven miles, and passing north of Stowarteville, the line crosees the intervening ridge into the valley of the !’ohat- cong, and follows that stream to the junction with the Deliware River Railroad, near Cooper and Mowott’s far- haces at Phillipsburg, making the entire distance 2354 miles from Hacketistowr, and requiring the use of 1); miles to the Delaware Kiver Railroad to complete a con- nection with the bridge crossing to Easton. At Wasbicg- ton it meets the Warren Railroad, by which a continuous route is furnished to the Water Gay, Scranton aud Great Bend. One route contemplates using one aad a third miles of the Delaware road. The cost of this route will ‘be $550,000. The other route is independent of the above road, and will cost $470,000. Those estimates include everything to put the road in good ronaing order. ‘The receipts of the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Com- pany in the firet week of June amonnt to... $15,226 Same week, 1866 15,847 ‘The wrasiteics and Rome Railroad ere ri ett clared a dividend of four per cent for the current six months, payable om the 16th of July, to those who are wlockhoiders on the Ist of July. The receipts of the Norwich aud Worcester Railroad seeeeeeees seer eeee 95,796 06 The following table shows the condition ef the free banks of Indiana which have complied with the amended General Banking law, which requires a deposit of at leas $00,000 worth of securities, and to an amount equal to tem per cent above the circulation — “8 49,026 1 Bank of Hockville.. Bapk of Saiem, New Albany ke of Salem, Salem. ioomington Hank, Cambridge City Bank. } Ceotal Dank Crescent City’ Hank Pxebange anh Indiape HADK, esc wsase Tudiaun Farmers’ Hank Kentucky ook Bavk ia Gravge Bavk.., Parke Coanty Hank Prairie City Rawk ? Salem Mank, Gowheu........ Seouiberu Bank of Inuiana Tippecance Hank... Tota’ circulation. Adit 10 per cout ‘Total securities. ..... 087,115 | | excess of securities. 25,615 | ‘The specie paying banks that arc winding ap amd re- deeming their cirewaton at par aro— | Brookville Bank, Rank of tho Capitol, Bank of Rikhert, lloosier Bank, lodiana Stock Bank, Handogtom County tank, indiaow Reserve Bank, Bank of Monticello, redeemed at Branch Hank, Lafayette; Payetto County Bank, redeem: i} y q Cayitoi ‘The suspended banks, redeemed at the Auditor's ofico at 90 per cont, aro— Bank of Albany, Kalamazoo Rank, State Stock Bank, Ma | rion, and Mawk of Ciintom. Those at's percent are—Pank | | of America and Bank of Comnoreville, he on per ett are— Traders’ Hank, Naehvilla,and Wabash Valloy Bank, Those | | at par aro— Agricultural, Orange, Bank of Perry vile, Rock | port, Gouth Bend, Wayne Bank, Logansport and Bank of | Warkaw. The Allantic Bank ‘at SY per cent, Elkhart, 97; | Farmers’ Bank, Jasper, at 91; Laurel Hank at 82; Noruh: ern Indiana at 8% Stato Stock Bank, Porn, at $5;' Bank of | T. Wadeworth at "1; Bank of North America, Clinton, at 00; Savings bank of Indiana, Connersville, v' Trersoat, Jone 11, 1857. { $7500 Virginia 6's... 400 sha Erie RN co WN 7000 Miseouri 6's. 102 1000 Mich8inkFd be 71 20000 Lien RR be.b10 97% 1200 © do Te 20060 do, 14 1000 Lek W be 20 ehe y—4 ‘k gana 1 10 Park Ban! 106 10 Marine Tas - 19 Bk of N America. 16 North Tuver Bank | 19 Del&Hud Ganal Ce 106 Penn Coal Go. .... Tay 100 OMS aN ia t..0 650, do., do. pat 12m 112% 100 Clev & ite RAR DOO 455 108 d0...4..800 41g bs 6 Cley, Col & Cin RR be | a { BEOCOND BOAKD, $6000 Ni CeoRR ba.b3 97 100 shs MYANIRR.D6O bao 43 660 Gal & (bic KR DOO 100 Ctew & foi RR... 5 une ER keen aad CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. ‘Tavuepar, June 11—6 P. M. Asuxs,—The stock was much reduced. Sales of pots were made at $8 123 and of pearts at Te. Brevvsturrs —Fiour—The market was firm, and for tome kinds of the higher and extra grades prices improv- ed to the extent of Sc, a 10c, per bbl. There was @ fair demand from the domestic trade, with some eales for ex port, Tho transactions embraced about 7,000 a 8,000 bbls. ‘at about the following quotations :— Common to Goud Mobigan, Seok oe on s Extra piate,,,., 710 a 720 Extra Obie, 156 a 8 Common to 600 a 6 80 Southern mixea to 760 a 7 85 Southern fancy extra, 7180 a 950 Canadian euperfine and ¢: 660 a 8 Canadian was firm aud in good demand, with sales of about 400 4 500 bbis, within the range of the above quotations. Southern brands coutinved firm and im good demand, with sales of about 8,000 bbls. within the range of the above prices. Rye flour was iu fair demand, wih sinall sales, at $4 00 a $6 25 Meal waa Oru, at $4 wt tor Jersey and at $4 50 a ked for Brandywine, Wheat—The tirmpess of hulaers tended to check Kales. Prime to choice lots continued suff and very fuif prices de- manded. A saleof 5,000 bugheis choice white Missouri was made at $2, with tomo low diilwaukie Club at $1 54a $1.55, and prime red Western was held at $1 64 9 $1 65. Coxix.—The high views of holders checked sales. The transactions were confined to about 12,200 a 34,000 bushels, iucluding Western mixed at 9c. « 98c, in’ store, and Southern snd Jersey yellow at $1 in the silp and deh vorod; whito do. was quiet wt $1a$b01. Ryo was steady at $118 for Joreey, und $1 20% $125 for Northern, with limited sales. Oats—The market was inactive, with amall Bales at Ode ve. The toilowing table gives the rect ipts and thipments of broadetafis at Chicago for the wack end. ing the Sth inet, -— Twal for the teaion * Wheat, b 1,091 022 Corn, 1,166,107 Flour, bb! 47,008, Corre was quiet, bat steady, with limited eales. Covron.— ibe morkct was more active. The sales em braced aovt 4,000 bales, 5,000 of which were in transitu, clowing without change of moment in prices. The chief sales were made betore the arrival of the Canada’s news. Feeicits—To Liverpool, 200 nble. spirits turpentine were engaged at 2s., and 100 bbis. taPat ls. To ger 100 tons oil cake, ia bags, at 6d. To Bremen, 1,500 bbis. rosin were taken Ja Sd., and 26,000 light pipe staves at $7 per 1,000. To Bay some cotton was en- gaged at ic. To Sydney, Australia, 350. asked, and to Melbourne rates ranged from 25c. ‘2c. per foot measurement. Hay was inactive, with small transactions for shipment “ae er in mod lors were in lerate request, and the sales making were chivily confined to the higher sorts, at 10c. a Llc. for good t prime sorts, and choice amall lots were held at 120, Tiipes.—Sales since our Jast have been limited and ices unchanged. A lot of about 5,000 Barcelona changed 18 On private terms. Honry.—Sales of 73 tierces and 17 bbis. honey were mace at Sde. cash, in bond, for export. Tnon -Seoteh Me coatitued dull nd nominal me $508 $52 from yard, six months. 1ass.—Sales of 600 600 bbls Rockland were made at 96¢ for common, and $1 25 for lump. Moissse.—The market cootinned quiet but steady. About 55 bhds. clayed Cuba were sold at déo. NAVAL Stokes,—Since our last report about 1,600 a 1,700 bbl’, spirite of turpentine have been sold Mot 4740., part to wrive. Ro-in was ecarce and firm, at $190 ailoat to $1 5 a $2 for common in yard. Fine rosins were scarce ye high. Tar conunued in fair demand at $2124 & Oits.— Linseed continued in fatr demand, while the re cept improvement continued to be sustained. We have bo chavge to volice in crude whale or sperm. Txovmions.—Vork—The market was without change of moment in quotations. The rales embraced about 100 a 456 bbls. mess at $25 40, and 100 bbla. prime at $10 20, Prime mesa was last sold to go out of market mt $20 75, Beet was eteady, with sales of 100 a 309 bbia., including covustry moss, at $14 @ $U5, and repacked Western at $16 G04 S17, Prime mess was quiet at $78 » $30, and beef hams at $23 a $2550. Bacon contiaued firm at 1S: a Cut meats were firma, with sales of about lc. Lard was in fair demand at steady rales of abon| 600 bbls. and tierces at 4c. a 1450. But- ter aod cheese were without change. continued quiet. In the present condition of | speculations regarding the futare movements the trade are useless; sugar, as an prone ferme no exception to the rule that prices are regulated by supply and demand, or of consamption. If the present stock in the United States, ax many believe, is not material- ly tw excess ef the probable consumption or demand, wo can see no clear reason for any speod, ‘4 reduction in prices. ‘If importers retain their stock until the first of July buy- ors Will also, a8 far as is practicable, probably to a great extont stay out of the market till the same period, and hence, after that time, bow § will be more bkely © come together ; and certainly, as far as the reduction of the du ties are Concerned, on more advantageous terms to both rues, Should soppiies increase after the tirst proximo, om any quarter, with ay material falling off in con- sumption, and as erep te Louisiana and Texas promise « largely increased yield, holders would then likely be com- pelied to eubmtl toa decidedly lower scale of prices. The Eales to-day consisted of small lots of Cuba and Porto Rico, abovt 1©0 hhds. im all, partcommon grades, at 9),c.a 10346. and 200 do, moiado at p. t. ‘8Y.—Sales of 200 a 500 bbls. were made a} Sic. Re fate Operations. The following sales of real estate were mado yesterday al tho } xchange = 4 hory brick house and lot north ide of 28th st., HM feet cast of 8th avenue, 1189, Satory briek house and lot # 00 fees weet Of Oth avenue, I4<100.4,.. 5,060 00 Two ‘story brick honaes and 4 lots southeast cor- ner of 1th ay, and 45th ot., together 100 6x100.15,000 00 1 plot north sido of 117th St., near avenue voRt 4725-1000 noes routhwest corner of Broadway. el Depot road, $3,000 per acre House and 4 aor rear, af, » WILETASBOIERE, Story fraine bonge and lot southeast corner of Grand and (ih ste., . 3459 00 2.00 0 ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. For situation and Help Wanted, see Sth pags, MISCELLANEOUS, LISOPP'S RAST INDIA ALE.—THIS DELICIOUS AR- tele ta pees, merit wo juetly due to a, peonliag qualities. The physicians of this country, ox wo!) as bose of Jure «are ena mous in dec! mace na E "aie lent towe and sgreeable dally beverage. For sale hows oF | Shas, by @.- MENDUM, 18 Wal wtrees. Sammplea oa & wat | Fcc Sage on Ld sce 7 aioe tra Fa Riearon, 19 NEWS VBNDERS. [ihe Row York Ledger, Parpers’ Weekly, Rallon's Pio. lee Gazetio, New York Journal, Mra weeklies aud moub- lies are furalaed to ts deniers RICKS ood Ume ty Ross & Wnusey, 12 Naman street, 2 agenta for publiabers and nowsvenders. 2 Bey a! DYSPRPAIA, GAnevos, OWILLS, lervous, die noes Of every form, paing is oer. nd Vina in Dr, WEB: wating enguiner, at an electric thrill of nghout the whole body—lasung, tov, BI 4 Re ei Prise $2 i, two, 84. ) pat Ree, MRQEARTOAL. L LAMPS, MODERATORS AND see, Dilliard fe- wren, Pali lanpa, (sores, . the 1 Sat rene for sale by Hl. 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Vholps, of statem Inland. | AcGnee—Craxx.—On Monday, June 1, in SG | Church, Montreal, by the Rev. William Bond, Tuomas D. Hous, of New York, to MakY Euzanemi, duvghter of | Zeno B ‘Clark, Keq., of Montreal Londonderry (I cland) papers please copy, Portsx—W rvartt—On Wednesday, June 10, by the Rev. Geo. Jasper Geor, Jaxms Kowaxp Youre to Burpsat., daughter of Wiliam M Wilmarth, aq. T'rask—liows — \t Maspeth, L f.,on Churedas , Jane 3, by the Key. William ( Ferrington, Rector of 8. Jona | chur ington, Mr. Raven Pease, of Dolaw | , Oanghter of Avdrew How aa. et "mmrate ta wo min tals ey, f brie Ro Re urphy viet —Iu this eity, by tho Rov, Mr. Mi CuaKian 8. H. Wivaxs wo Any, dough Tayler’ Porter, at the City Hall, ail of ‘Now York, AlaxanpeR.—At Fort nitions, on Thursday, June Lt, Carraniva, wife of Kobert Alexander. ‘The relatives and friends are invited to aitond her fa- noral, this day, at twelve o'clock. | Beams.—Ov Wedneeday evening, June 10, Mrs. Roma Brant, aged 62 y cars, 9 months aad 146 dave. Hor fends and relations are respectfully invited to at tend her funeral, this afernoom, at balf-past two nee her Jate residence, Flatlands, near New Lous, Loag famed | Berre.—On Tharaday, Jone 1, of divease of the heare and cropsy, Wauam K. Barns, of Brooklya, L. L, aged ‘2h years and 21 days | _ The friengs of the family are respeetfully invited to at | tend bis funeral, from the residence of his mother, Ne. | 173 Proapect street, Brooklyn, this afternoon, at Laltpash three e’clock. The members of Brooklyn Tent, No. 10, 1,0 of R, and the Order gonerally, are also carnesty | rolieited to bo prosent, | GreMOne.—Ou Thursday, June 11, after a iene and palm ful ines, Guanine Ho Grane, Wile of Robert Gilmore, in the 26th year of ber ago Friends aad aequaintapces are reapectfully invited te attend her unger), on Saturday afernoon, at \wo o’clodle, from her late residence, No. 6 Cannon street Hatcn —At Westobester, Pa., on Thursday, June Wy | sous Hargl, im the . Funer Saturday Father steeps the sleep of deat! In that worid ot bli Homan ney ret. efier a short iilnc | of Manoverisn 6 convulsions, Mr. Faas F. fimeavsorret, anuve any, aged 30 yours and 1 day. Fila Teiatives and triemis are reapectfutly invited te ag- tend bie foeral, thts af lato residence, corner of : | Prooktyn, on Wednes m, and danghter of Ale years apd 8 months. Her frieade and relatives, and the members of Wash- Jogtor Division No. 4, 3. of T., and of Brookivn Oty Lodge . 6, AP. A, are respectfully invited to atteat kes | funeral, from the residence of ber father, No, 65 Sunde street thie afternoon, at two o’c vk. | | Mise —in Brooklyo, on Thoreday. Jane 11, of scared wma, Aeod 3S yours, | fever, Josarmen Cuariorrs The friends of d to atvend her fume MostutLEN.— wife of J. Mem: tion, Wintaaw A. His fiends, and thove of bis fatber, James Rorke, are | reapectfully invited to attend his funeral at three o'clock this after oon, from bie late residence, No. 17 Hloom@etd | place, Hobouen. The romaine will be conveyed by the the way of Barclay street and Peck alip forries to Calvary Cemetery for inv rment. Sumewoon,.=In Essex county, N. J.,00 Thursday, Jane 1, Mrs. Aumina Susmmwoov, aged @2 years, 4 months end e. Her funeral will take place on Soaring ws moraing, at ton ‘clock, at the Hedford (cor, Morton) street M. I: Now York Her son-in law, J 8. Lane, ‘and (be ‘and friends of the famiiy, and the inembers of said Church, | are [on ogee Lie pa hadiae without further notice. Altany rs will please copy. na Saini _-On Wednesday, rar Ti of wy bere weet Compe, L ori, re eee a Loe, “4h 10. 0. 0. F, ey 4 attend his fanerai, bis lave residence, Nineteenth street, th further invitatic a. the afternooa. eeaee ‘ay in the vaalt at 86. isa \ New York, previous w removal to Sout Leg ge Wednesday, Juse 10, Agena Grum Srowr, ils faneral * ‘will take piace at St. Bartholomew's corner of Lafay ete place Ana Great Jones atx ue re renpecd invited to aitend without reer Tav1on.—On Tuesday, June 9, in the 27th year of hie , Jewerm #. TAvHOn al ix uncles, George G [oe and J. WS. Hows, are respectfully Invited to attend his funeral, thie afternoon, st four o'clock from St. swmpbeo’ Rroome Chrystie street, where the foneral services wil! be performed, after whieh the remains will be URerred im the Cometery im Second street. ri Jone 9, Almtaspe F, Varco —On Tocsday evening, My M. D., im the 58th your of his age. His ‘relatives, friends, and the members of the medion easion, are reapect™ity invited to attend hin bo rom the Chareb of the Transfiguration, Twenty street, between Madison and F\{th avenues, this jt, * cx. quarter before oleven o'clock, without fartaer bh hws icown.—On Thursday morning, June 11, of coneut top, Wom Wnucoms, ‘ton of Joha Willeom’s, form: ‘and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, oa fetering afternorn, ot twe | o’olock from bis late residence, No 44 Gast Thirtecatin mreet.