The New York Herald Newspaper, July 13, 1857, Page 5

een cen ee ‘Theatrical wd Mucical Affairs. Though in;the midst of summer, the enterprise and competition among those manegets whose establish: ments remain open, farnich the public with operas, plays, ballets, barlesques, &2., in the a*most profa. sion and unsurpassed excellence. The Italian opera ‘was never more libera:ly patronized or relished than last week, and on Friday, when “Il Trovatore” was performed, it became necessary to close the berks, every seat and standing place in the capacious edi- fice (the Academy) being taken. Niblo’s was ais» ‘well filled, both on Signorita Rolla's and the Ravels’ ed,a kind of rivalry wopears to exist among the friends of the respective artista as t- which of tne parties shall ave the best nouses. Al! who could edge thelr way into Wallack’s ghowered their ponquets, accompacied by the most enthusiastic plaudits, upon the distin- guished actress, Miss Eliza Logan, who took her benefit on Saturday, and contemplates spending the remeinder of the summer in retirexient. The new Olympic, which is nightly crowdei to overflowiag, seems to have fairiy filled the vacuum caused by the closing of ita once unrivalled namesake. It is precisely what has been 80 much wanted from that time to the present, and it will be the fault of the new managers, and not that of the fun loving public, if they do not reap « bountiful harvest from the fer- tile field they have so auspicionsly planted. Daring Mr. Burton's starring tour ia the West his compauy ave charming those who are fond of beautifu: goenery, wonderful meclisnical effects, swee’ mosio and good acting, with the famous fairy apectacte of the “Naiad Queen.” Miss Keene is recuperating her energies for the fall campaign, which she intends to do all in her power to © sender anprecedentedly brilliant, bat it is understood that her elegant theatre will soon re-open witha superior company, fora short summer season. A reoprt is likewise current that the popular actor, Mr. Eddy, has secured and is preparing to re-open the Bowery theatre. We subjoin an outline of the en” tertainments offered to night. Travian Orgpa.—Mme. La Grange, Miss Phil- lips, and Signors Brignoli, Amodio and Coletti are to perform at the Academy in the tragic opera of “ Lucrezia Borgia.” This announcement will doubt- lees bring together another immense mass of the ‘beanty and fashion of this and other cities. Nisto's Garpen—The fascinating danseuse, Signorita Rolls, is to personate Paquita in the bril- Hiant ballet of that name. This piece is repeated at the express solicitation of the patrons of the es- tablisbment. Previous to the ballet Mr. and Mrs. Blake, Miasee Gannon and [aylor, and Messrs. G- Jordan, T. Placide and others, are to play “ Sketches in India.” Burton's Tagatae.—The great fairy romance called the ‘‘Naiad Queen,” with all its magnificent scenic and mechanical effects, dazzling costunes and spirit-stirring marches, is still the great feature of attraction here, Mrs. L. W. Davenport ani Messrs. Fisher and Setcheil enact the chief parts, and are ably seconded by quite a multitude in the minor characters. * Waxiack’s—Thousands will gladly hail the re- turn to this house of the celebrated Mra. John Wood, who is conceded to be one of the best (if not the ‘very best) artists in her particular line that ever graced the Americanstege. She commences in her original character of Minne-ha-ha, in Mr. Wolcott's highly popular extravaganza of “Hi-a-wa-tha.” The suthor himself, a favorite of long standing, is to personate the hero; and the other characters have ‘een allotted to Miss Josephine Manners, Messrs. A. HK. Davenport, Phillips, &c. Ouymric.— 4 new local burlesque, written by Mr. Gayler, warranted entirely origmal, and entitled “Qlympiana, or a Night with Mitchell,” promises to afford s great deal of merriment here for some time to come. It purports to abound with all sorts of novelties and oddities, being founded on anything and everything, from a pile of corporation mud to a shower of California gold, acd by way of giving spice to the unique compound Mrs. C. Howard, Messrs. Chanfrau, T. B. Johnston, Harry Hall and other ta vorites. are to play prominent parts. It is to be pre- ceded by “A Loan of a Lover.” AmgsicaN Musevum.—Visiters will this afernoon and evening have an opportanity of witnessing, among innumerable othe: things, the elegant “Dis- solving Views of Palestine and the Holy Land,” and st the same time enjoy the amusing songs, dances &c., of White's serenaders. Gxo. Caumty anp Woon's Mixetnare tender the “Bloomer Promenade,” “Rochester Knockiogs,” and various other whimsical burlesqnes and songs, besides George's great dance of the “Black Grena- ier and Washer Woman,” and the laughable and anprecedentedly successful farce styled “The Magi cian.” Bayant’s Mrvsreexs atill keep the maltitades ‘who visit them at Mechanics’ Hall in the very best of bamor. Among the numerous good things con- tained in to-night’s peogramme we notice Dan's excruciating “Essence of Ole Virginny;” the “Darkey in the Well,” and the whimsical acene called “Down in Alabama.” A CommunpaBLe Ossect—-We take pleasure in snnouncing that the mi mbers of the theatrical and musical profession contemplate giving an entertain ment at an early day for the benefit of their formes associate, Mr. Wm. Roberts, the favorite years ones been in the Tenati say hg um. seethe fine he tet thre had alliction, he hed a wife five children, entirely dependent upon him for = rt. ‘They are n0W M, Gatinate clroametonces, is, are requested to send ir names to- & Son's music store, on or before Wi yy the 15th inst. MisceLLawrous Irxws,—There are at present an unusual number of distinguished artista in tne = and vicinity—among them Mesars. Thall , and Signora Parodi and V Mr. Collins, the irish comedian, returned from a very successful tour through the South and West a few ranger Burton was lately the recipient of a com- benefit from the leading citizens of St. him with an el £ ¥ ays :— Warrns wee Actons of the invidious comparisons of the ardent admi- | cess of the lamented Field. He « evrmounted bith the dl+- | advantsy.e buoyantly, His Hawkenly was tis own, aud , Will net suger -in compari with that of tho tamanted ses oo 0? Cg ae oriped pee charawer wkealy, wo shonid be ed evch @ manner that, to a dicen * band veil which covers the forger and of etrable stuff,’ and the real rogue be ren under bis foreign olaguiro, We thought Mr. Fickt was a'togethor ‘oo much of a Cestilian for so much of au English rogue. and cope cinlly ip bis interview with Mrs. Mildmay. Wo have no words tc throw away upon Mra. Barrow in thir Fart; for words were thrown away that awempt to de Tier conforsion w har bussana, especially, was such an hyperbole of pa:hos~-if we may use the ex sres Slov— guich @ perfect abandonment, that we had too much corr: spontenee Detwoen the kerehief and the eyes for the bande to carry on, to lea -e ene at letaure for a »plause. This lady in «!; Ler pert kvows, not seems; 6h is.’? Mr, ard Mra, W. Walack closed their engage- ment at the ufslo Metropolitan on Saturday, wad me to be guvecd by the * renowned Lola Montez” to-night. ©» Bu lis to give » farewell concert at the Americs'. Halli on Thursday. Signor ferti’s Italiana Opera company are at Woovo's theatre, Cincinuall, where “ Norma” was given on Friday, with Signora Louisa Carantias the herome, snd Bi Maccaferri as Polione. The Marsh Juveniles are at the National, in the same cig. The Buckley’s are reported to be making money aid friends ed ballad entertainments in New Pogland ee to perform in Springfield, Magg,, tis evening ; Northampton to-morrow, and Gi cenfeld on Wednexiay. Mr. George Holland ia starring it at the Royal Lyceum, Toronto, and Miss Emma Stanley is giving be | ach aiaas eutertainments at St. Lawrence tal. Political Intelligence. PormcaL CaritaL ~The Boston Post adopts as an argu- ment against the eleotion of Hon. N. P. Banka as Governor of Mat-achusetis, thatthe party to which he bolongs has just eucceeded in amending the constitution of the state so as to eacjude from the polls all persons who capnot read and ertte. Gone Orr Ms». — ihe editor of a black republican paper published in Junista county, Pennsylvania, in saking leave of bia party and paper, says: — . The republican pa-ty, under its present constituted lead. ere, is the meanest party with which we ever hid any- tbing to do, Without prudence or discretion, it rushos madly into extremes, and renders itself obnoxious to al) Hiheral minded people. INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE VOR CONGRESS IN TEX As,—The Tex as Baptist announces, editorially, Col. W. E. Howth as en independent candidate for Congress from ibe Western dis trict of Texas, ConGREStONAL NOMINATIONS IN GroRGIA.— Democratic ro- mMivations M3 ios bave been made in six districts io as follows Our Puerte Cabelio Correspondence. THE MONAGAS DYNAYLY—THE GUANO I18LANDS— MARKETS, ETC. Puxaro Canui1o, June 27, 1857. ‘The misunderstanding about the Guano Islands between the Uaited States and this government is all moonshine. ‘The real cause of difference, if any, is about the claim of a Bostonian to an island on which there is guano, and an English captain sets forth a similar claim, both of which are pull and void. The presence of General Pacz, ex-President, has given no cause for alarm to the pewers that be. The republic is quiet, prosperous and }, wader the Monagar and is likely to continue for many years undisturbed. Coffee of all classes is very scarce, as the crop is all in from the interior, and shipped off, which will cause duli times until November next, se far as relates to produce. Markets.—Coffee, washed, $14 60 a $15 50, currency; do, unwashed, $13'50 a $18 76; indigo F, nominal, 8 rs. Ib.; hides, 24c.; cotton, 15jg0; deer skins, $11 a it 50 per dozen: goat skins,$6 a $7 per dozen; fusic, $19 & $20; and ligaumvite on average of $14 60 per ton. bark White Wing sails to day for Philadelphia, aod leaves in port the Elmir, recently from London, whence she will retorn in two weeks, and the brig Santa Jara and schooner Pilot’s Bride, ay from Now York— ‘The former ready to sail for New York, via Marucaibo, ‘and latter in two or three days for New York direct, men Visiting the Coun- try will find the Mexican grass hammock an iadiepee, able article during the wart season. For sale only by rey CO., hatiers, Asior House, Broadway. Piesse and Lubin’s Frangtpann! Perfume. ‘The wom! fragrant and inating scent mse. 8 cente per do tie. In copse quence of pup erous imitations, 9¢ enre to ask for Iaboratory of lowers, London. 20) Droadway, ageuia, Bold -abin's frat INGER & LO, everywhere. Im it to Travellers and Ses: men UHARLES J BUBKER' le preserving aw seafaring men, are the ¥ Unsurpassed Fia for Every Liquor, 1 ‘0 60; Cognac brandy, Holland and Loacon gin, Jam vos and At Croix rum, peach, apple and cherry bran lee, Bou Booed. rah and Monon) Byarboa, pe Cognac Mabringa ke fee sal by Berle ne nen AC +7 Feven aNy! ‘143 Maiden ie, ’ Smithsonian House, Broadway, Corner of Houston street—On the Burovean or american plan, at option BP. Fox's Perfect Fitting Coats, antainons, at © great saving of rent and other ex: vests aod p: Penses, at 47 Amity treet. Lovers of Aquatic Sports —A 45 feet Race Doat for a dix inguished club of one of ‘he colleges, ands splendid sailboat, Fall rigged, will be «xhibived this day by 0, Is INGRASOLL & SCN, 200’ Bouth street. Cristadoro’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees are he be-tio be country. For sale, sud ihe dye applied io private, at No. 6 Astor House Lanman’s Florida Vetere. ring Rowere.-The most delightful tol ‘once and be eoarinced. Sol Sole pro eal per ba Sunburn, Freckles, Morphew and Erup- tinnd cured, and discolored skin cleared, by JON IB’ old i:ai- owes? coral hair oti, as.; Holloway’s Pills and Ointment.—Gaard fippinet impogture,, To do,thie, Jook weit for the water msrk = wel New York and London.” which exis's in of the directions deine held up to the ‘Sold at the ma &) Bairro lana New York, and by all dru cgista, at cents and $1 per bex or pot. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MUBBKY BARKS, Senay, Jaly 12-07. uM. [| Doring the week Just closed the operations in the stock | market were upon a very extensive scale. In all the load. | ing railroad stocks much more than the usual activity pre. | wailed. Inthe early part of the week the tendency was upward, battowards the close the bull party sbandoned the contest, and from that time out prices have boon gradually settling down, The amount of stock held in | coat of cperating « railroad. NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JULY 13, 1857. _ matters, at al! encouraging, and ex for railroad invect- mmente—partioularly stocks—ihey never will egain see such prices a2 bave ruled Must of them ar now selling far ia Advance of their real value, and must deoline untli some- thing ke @ proper level ts reached. The apnexed «‘atoment exhidits the sbipments of spec'a from this port, and the destination, during the past week :— Saumevts oF Srecum FROM THE Phir or New YORE. Steamer Ericsson, Liverpool, gold coin, $25,000 bed “« wokd bare... 60,746 00 Ship A gonquin, Shanghae, Spanteb dollara, 3.2 60 Bleamer Persia, Liverp'l, gold bars. 427 914 38 bed #8 ke coi 214,389 69 ~ “gold bare& Eng, ell, 167,58 bod « tilver aoilara...., 60,000 00 4 « Am aod Evy. silver 2.789 40 Bark Velecity, St Jaco doubloons 20 3,400 60 Steumer City ef Balumore. Livernoo), specie 52,863 48 Brly Ocean Wave [riuidau, Americuu gold. 2,673 00 Steomer North Star, Bremea, am. g: id coin. , 12,000 90 «6 "U.S gold bars, kinglish gold and etl v 107 696 00 bed bed Am, rilver dollars. 60,000 GO * Ld Mexican ‘ 16,000 00 ‘Total for the week. $1 184,115 we The Sud-Treasury gained last week vearty thres-quar ere of 0 million of dollars, which roukes the tow) drain «bout two muillions of dollars. During the presout week the payments into the Sub Treasury will, without doubt, be very hesvy. ‘The business of the Micuigan Central Railroad Company for fune was ut an oxed;— 1857. Pareengons 159,262 94 78,687 06 6,433 87 TOU occ ceee teen cee 8207008 LD 244,378 BL ‘Tho earnings of the Chicago, St, Paul and Foud du Lac Railroad Com any for Jane wore as follows:— June, 1867 ++ 864,472 41 Jane, 1866 Vl) 2a'860 84 Increase.......... soeeeee. oe ceveeece, 839/002 37 ‘The earnings of the Cincinaati, Hamiltor aud Dayton Railroed for the month of June, 1867, were. dane, 1856 Tnerease ...... $51 40 The earnings of @ Railroad for the month of Jane, 1867, were. $52,011 69 Sune, 1866) ri ota 67 GPU sco snes cosecansdnserseceatasicaes ORME ME The regular report of the coal tonnage over the Lehigh Valley Railroad has failed this week; but we lears tha; tho Amount was about 10,200 tons. The for lines omprove- ment from the Lebigh and Schuy kil! regions have brought down coal as follows, for the week and the seas>D:— Season. = Week, Lebigh 290,781 35,584 413,904 Leniga Valley 212093 B44 (60.846 Sebuy kil! Canal 475,762 03,622 483.015 ing 996,413 29,043 1,088,050 Total..........-116,266 1,974,549 101,993 2,016,914 1,974,649 With the exception Of the Lehigh Canal, every line of im- provement has done better than it did in the correspon ting week last year. The deficiency, as compared with last season, is only 41,365 tons, and with » continuance of good weather tbis may readily be overcome. Mr. Albert H. Niocolay’s regular semi-weekly suction tale of stocks and bonds will take place on Monday next, ‘at 12% o'clock, at the Merchants’ Exchange. The earnings of the La Crosse and Milwaukio Railroad apie Mea ttvondtememrethemmtaneiywys 5 Wee covereoceces ood Same last ‘year, 1 49,060 24 ‘The Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Company have jast Pus forth the following financial statement. 1; is intended to De a general balance aheet:— (CLEVELAND xp ToLapo Ratzoap, Jue 1, 1857. poi ieren yg be etter ee $187,410 00 Aeon nam 94,445 91 Real cetate, noi required for 47,136 63 Cash in Cleveland and New York .... 23,785 BT Due com; om transportation accounts. . 17,416 06 Coil ‘accounts. 40/939 67 1, Cost of road to Construction. June 1, 1867 +++ 00+, $6,524,073 63 Sondry unsettied accounts, pro- aap sesseation construc- ATT 26 2,510 40 ———— 65,887 76 Sundry unsetiled accoants..... 24,632 36 ‘Transportation credits for May. $4,018 at 108,645 66 Income account to balance, May 1,1657...... 187,317 29 ‘The last dividend of this company was in Aprii, and the payment at that time was four per cent. The company have of course made it out tha} all (he dividends paid woro arn- od, and in showing that It became necessary to put down the running eaponsos at forty per cent. For the purpose of showing the actual earningt, for the information of ftockhoiders we here present « statement made up on tho best dats. It is as liberal for the company as it can pos sibly be made: Gross earnings for the year ending Apri! 1, Operating expenses, 60 per cent Net income ‘terest on for Do and com's on Boating dedi Rent paid to Cleveland, Columbus and Cincippal Railroad Vompany . pres aay PERE Expenses of New York o 2. Balance applicable to dividends for the year.. $45,592 Here we have a balance of only $45,982 to pay a divi- dend on $5; '2 of stock—equal to one and a half per | cent. This is in fact just about what tbe road earns on the stock, and all paid over, that must go into construction ac- count or floating debt. "In the above expenditures wo bave pot down nothing for depreciation or for contingen- cles. Neither have we credited interes! account for inte. reset on assets, for we know them to be unproductive ant valueless. The eight per cent dividend which thie company baa paid on the stock amounts annually to $267,496. In estimating the operating expenses of the road at only Afty per cent, there would have beon last year « deficiency of | more than $100,000 In the dividend fund. At fifty per | cont ranning expenses the road carned lust yoar but five | per cent on the stock. All the above items of expense are substantially admitied by the company, except one— 460 1857.81, the operating expenditures, This we are perfectly willing 5 to leave to the judgment of all who know anything of the | the Cleveland and Toledo Company to claim that with their — 200 miles of route to support, with two didorent and dis — tinct lines of road, they can bring their running expenses below those of the Hudson River, the Harlem, the Michi- | gan Southern or Michigan Central, If tho truth could be , Wall street is beyond all precedent. Speculating brokers | railroads, and commiss\on houses are running over with railroad se- carities, which are almost daily depreciating in thoir | the operating hands. Outsiders are steadily realizing, and ultimately the the bulk of the capital stock of all the most prominent © rallroads in the country will be bandied about Wall st-eot. ‘The idea of holding railroad stocks aa investments has Jong since beon abandoned by all prudent men. The money market continues easy, and abundantly supplied ‘with capital, The Sub-Treasury is steadily accumulating, bot the heavy payments on the part of the government ‘Will now partially ceaso, when the deposita will rapidly Fon up, and the effect of the drain besome visible. The European advices are not at all encouraging. The pros- pects of a good harvest throughout Great Britain and the Continent are particularly good, and the probability is that wo shail find no markets abroad this year or next for our surplus. This, in the face of a good harvest at homo, cannot but reduce prices to comparatively low points, and interfere materially with the movements of produce thronghout the interior, Our’ ratiroad companies are not likely to derive so much benefit from the transportation of the crope aa anticipated. Tho demand for breadatuits west of the Miesiasipp! is likely to be, during the present year, nearly as great aa that of the Fast. If our crops turms ont good, prices are likely to rule so low aa to make the transportation by railroad only a matter of necessity, We do mot see anything ia the future, in relation to money EE z FH 3 e 33 $2800 Indiana 6’... 9000 Virginia 7000, do LJ do .. ..b60 nae lest | 300 A0...6 6 do phe do, 880 p&o | Bcc IM It ts idle for the managers of | 1 (8600 TxErickWambs 20% IT 6 MoO Rie RRc Lin 10% 200 6000 Gal Chi 2dmbs 80 Webs Am Kx Bk... 168 6 York Bank. 102 3K 60 Merchants’ Bank, 112 10 Mept'DBank sorip 10654 26 Dei & Bud Cau Co 116% 10 Porn Coal Co,,., 98 8 I dO... BIG 98 40 Cum Oval Go...) Vr 95 60 Pacific M tm Co. 76 0835 3b0N ¥ Ven RR 8 OR 1280 Sted 150 do 80 oo @ a 8% 260 ds 68% 0 di 200 do D606, 200 4 100 Ch&Rk T4RR’ 690 90 100 do 200 MudeMis RK. .060 60 100 do 60 cave eD8O Bt 80 Ct 160 100 Erte RK 110 960 do. 86 do 700 é 60 Mi isnisnks 60 a 80 LaCr& MURR DVS 600 a 10 @.... 6 rt 100 do 100 0 66 0 20 bo do 400 156 do Mb ou do 100 %0 Reading 60 do, 100 do 100 TORR ox 200 to BOAKE. 80 he 86 GgiaOh: R b60 106 N ¥ Gon R K.30 100 do... nan 40 Mich 8 &N Ip KK 00 #0... peo 40... ot BO 100 100 Aarorvay, July 116 P.M. Asms.—The market was ina tive, with fair receipts. Seed) spies of yous were made at Tc, Pearls were nomini Breanercrrs —Flour—The market was heavy and closed at @ farther aeciine of about five cents per bbl , especially for the lower grades, The following are the quotatious Common to guod State, 9 20 Common to good Mik Common 5 Southern mixe¢ to good Southern fancy and extra Canadian extra,..., tenes Canadian contioued heavy. Common grades were nom! pal, while good prime extras sold moderately at full prices Soathero was less plenty, aod holders mani‘ested more Grmness ju their views. The sales onmbraced 700 a 8CO bbix., withtu the range of the above prices Wheat— The market was dn)! and common qualities were ivelined io droop. The euler embraced 8.400 bushels Caicago apring at $1 48; 1,000 do, Weaterp white at $185 and 1,000.4 1,200 do. choice old white at $1 98, and @ mal! lot of new Southern white at about $2. Corn was firm for prime lots, with sales of abovt 20,000 @ 30,000 }, inclading distilling low at S40. a 85c', and do. pearly ail yellow ut 86:.; Southern yeilow was nearly ont of market. Tue stock was said to be about %,000 bushels, and the high views of holders checked sales; round yellow was sold in aamall way at le adic Rye —Sales of 1,200 bushels Northern we ade at $118. Oate were in moderate demand at 0c s 6éc. for State and Western. Corres. —The market was quiet but firm, with sales of about 160 recs of Jamaica at 12\sc.; Rio was steady, while eales were unimportant. Corton.—The sales were confined to 600 a 600 bales at full prices. The market ciosed firm. The next news per Halifax steamor is iooked for with interest. Faxicuts were dull and evgagemenw light. To Liver- flour was nominal et 9d ; grain at 3d. in ship's bags. bales of cotton were taken at Ss. sesssese To Melbourne rates wore at 250. @ 2130. ‘Yo Bydney, 360. and to Califorvia at about 22: per foot measwement. There was one vessel jing for Sydney. A small vessel was for Maings and back on private terms ‘Hay was quiet and prices unsettled. Hors.— Fair sales were makiug to city brewers, of good to prime eorts, at 12c. a 4c. Inferior and commen were pominal and neglected. Hive —The sales of the week have been ‘an advance for all descr of 130. @ 26, ‘over the jous week’s quotations. The recet| ed to bo t. A weekly circular pots down the reco; us followa:—41,600 from ports as fallows:— 6,666 dry ox and cow, and horse, por Eagle from Buenos Ayres; 7,000 Oronoco, per Sullivan; 2,76 dry and 700 dry waited Maracaioo, peraddy swift; 908 Porto Cabello, & Harriet Neal and Bowman; 4,213 Para, per Flor de vio; 6,961 Gambia and Bisean, per Horatio; 11,573 Sierra wise—making a total of 49/360 ox and cow hides and 100 baited horse, 160 baler cow and 26 bales buffalo from Cal cutta, and '185 buffalo from Batavia. Tho sales of the week have been as fo'lows:—8,176 dry Orovoco, 20 Ibs., at 206. ; 4,000 do. do., 21 Tbe. at 30c.; 2,000 do. do., 20% ‘at'30}g0. ; 2,000 dry California from second hande, 23 ibs , at Zic'; 6,663 dry Montevideo, 2034 Ibs., at 343." do. from second bands, 21 ibs., 1,086 a Bie. ix monthe, usual selection; 6,200 dry Porto Cabc lio, 23 Ibs, at 273,0., aix monthe ret, water damaged and hides uniit to un; 4,300 do. 218 Ide. at 28e., 4.400 do. 94 Ibe. at 23);¢., 1,081 do. booked 1,043 do. 26 Ibs. at 28¢ , 2,800 dry Savenilia 14 +ix mopthe rtg. water damaged; 674 d> 26 Contra! Ame: Increase. Decrease, — won — #512 1,OM.214 1,419,086 1,419,286 Decresse thin year. Lastexn —The firmness which has been manifested the last three weeks still continues, with large eales at an ad ‘vance of fall ope cent on light and middie, and from ic.» pS heavy and damaged, Tho advance’ on leathor has had a corresponding effect on tbe Eastern shoe market. ft is now more firm, with ovory of a good au trade, There is now but little doubt manifested on the part of shoe manufacturers but that leather will foon reach the old prices, if not a still higber figure. Wes- terp buyers quite freely, leaving the market quite bare of beavy stock, supply their wanis. Oak remains y and demand, th: Luctuations pot as great as on bomiock. Leather in the rough is in demand, with a light supply. Hemlock. Oak, 7,600 10,400 14,000 light, 850. @ 980, ; da middle, 340, # S8e,; do, good beavy, Sic. a S60. owk light, Southern, 286, a 6c. : oak hoavy , for band- do. Soaniah, good a5 2e . hemloci i Fs £ 4 iy aE PF "ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. For tiaations and Help Wanted, see Gth page. MISCELLANEOUS. AAPA ARAN AAAS eed Ld Ko. way, the Lack Wood's book store, T ibe great celebrity of Ke! tedam tbe beg Woalmcaiala awarded to ie pre erin nt pri value have indnord mavv onprinetpiad persone w en, Qe vilisnous business of selling common licnors nad ie ttl rpleious compounds, under the mame OF mimiiar more t Samet bottles of the same atze and ex! al Appear new, | whb labela wrappers, letter prege and fae # mile artographe | either in close imitation or absolute sounierfelt of the gen uloe bas beea put great and continual expense in advertiainy Cantlors apaingt ‘hem. Unt istely, however, in the cane the Philadolphia countarfetters, he bas not suodaedad tw brivg fax any of the gu:lty parties to justine, tba v to believe that many olbera in some of the partica pltcated i the ‘Any eeraop that may have bern inn cently employed tm the mr vnfacture of euch counterte sitwer ne amployer. And such persona are hereby cautioned ayuinat & nti go continnivg In such orkainal employment ater the resent notloe, ‘They aro also bereby informed that al! orver- for bottles ut moulds, engraved blocks or printer®’ work io pe used in ths reparation of auch comnierfalla, are fel.aleue even thouwt ey bear the pame of the unde alaned, nuless the articles 66 ordered are ‘o be delivered at his prinsipal depot 24 Beaver street, New York. And al persons thua engaged In alving and abetting the manufacture 0” ua @ of anch counterfeits, are the present notioa, will be held amenable to the law. JuNeT, 1881, | UDOLPHO WOLFE, 2 Bea GREAT TREAT. CHARLES Leven's New Novet, DAVENPURT DUNS, Wil appear in FRANK LESLIE S ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER, Next Thursday moroing Order the paper of the news agen! st onee if you wish to receive an early copy. U) WHKRE YOU CAN GE? THE BEST BAKGALN, ivory bundled table kalven, the canen, $4. Ivory bandiea dessert knivex ‘be dozen, $3, ‘A140, ‘The largest and mont complete variety of china, glass, wat firture and allver plated ware ib Amorios, white Maner eve 154 pirees $16; while tea ania 44 pla ea, 83%; white tovel nrte Bt; on! glnas gobleta, the dozen, Bl 15, on! glaas wines, the doren, 7 three Light chandeliers $7; ball lighia t er plaied tea ees, 6 oie, S478 tre gulity bedr om fol ing brackets 76 cent ploces, $20; ellver piatod casio: atx Dated ca¥e baskets $5 60; silver piatrd table 1 $3 76; ailver plated tea evoons, the dozen $1 6. W. J. F. DaILRY & 00., G31 and 633 Broadway. GREaT TREAT. ‘Cuances Leven's New Nowe, DAVENPURT DUNN, Will appear in FRANK LESLIE'S ILLUSTR4«‘RED NKWSPAPER, Nest Thvreday morning. Orcer tae paver of the news agent at once, if 307 wish to aeonre an early oopy Vig aig stp Saerows Dae ASRS: Kf eveur form, pains Mimnbs y, want of streugih apirite, siere, *epeute and kindred ailments, find a blesse pabnock RBBEB'S tovigoradng sancuifer: {t send up electric thrill of Lecengin throughout the whol —Inating too 202 Howery = Price $14 50; two. 6 @BEAT TREsT. Cusnces Lever's New Nover, DaVENPUsE DUNS, FRANK LESLIK'S TLLUSTRAIBD NEWSPAPER, Next Thersday morning. Order the paper of the news agent at enor, If you wish lo receive an eariy copy. Will appear ia MPORTANCE OF DAILY EVACUATIONS —IT I5 DAR gerons during bot weather 1o retain the refuse or wad gested food within the bowels over twenty-four hocrs. 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We oare not Bow alok the patient may be only recently aitacked,) we will graraaten x cure in twelve RADWAY @ 00 , 162 Fniton atreet G@BEAT TREA’ Cuances Lever’s New Noves, Da VERPURT DUNN, ‘Wl appear in FRANK LESLIE'S Nest Thursday morning - Order be paper of iho news agent at once, if you wish to recnive an early copy. N®es. DEALERS TAKE NOTIOE.—WE FURNISH THE weekly papers and magazines at reduced prices. Print to all who want them. BOSS & TOUSKY, 120 Naaanu atrect, N. ¥ GREAT TREAT. Cuanirs Leven's New Nove, DaVBNPURT DUNK, ‘Wil appear in ANK LESLIO® ‘nasties ILI UBTRATE > NEWSU APER, | areday morving. Order er Rews agent stoner, If you wish To receive aa early copy: invited to attend the fur ai, thu aferncen, ot we o’clocks, Trom No 36 Mott - rea. Capvany —On Sundey, J uy 12, om, the beloved wife of Joby Caffrey, aged 34 y ars. ‘The rw natives and frieu’s uf the family are cospectfully invited to atiend the funeral from her late residence, Ne. #1 Ninth avenue, te-morrow ufternoon, #& one ood, witbout ¢ ruber invitation. Con .—In Brooklyn, on Bunday, July 12, of com- aumption, Mr. Jom CaRsuit, to the 46th yew of bis age, & Dative of Lubho. ! elena, and for the iast twenty years @ reatoent of Now Y x Mie rence are re pscifully invited to attend the funeral, ‘te Morrow afiernoon at three o'clock, frum nis late reat: denee, No. 9 Degraw vt ent, Brooklyn, OLaAkK.—O0 Saturda July 11, kita ADae, infant daagh- ter of 4 ‘reph and Mary Anni Claire senVes and friene of ihe family are respectfully tuvited w attend the fee. this afternoon, o'cice, from Nu. 64 Hester atrer, ede Coruns.--On Saturday, Juiy 11, Jaxn Covums, mother of Jereniiah avd Charles volliue — Toe funeral ook place yertorday, from ine residence of ber cov ta law, Jobb Hagarty, No. 175 Eleveath eirect. Buffalo pacers phase 00} y. Coormn.—On Sanday, July 12, at ex o'clock PM, af cevaumption, Jou ram Coorax, livery stable keeper, 1 yeare avd 6 mont! vuneral will taxe to-morro # af¥ raoon, at two o'clock, from bia late resivenre Na. 17 Amon street. The frieuds, and thore of bia wncios, William. Cooper avd ar. Bowsoseun, will atiend (he wieral, wihout farther avive- eo. Consert.—Tho funeral of Vit. Sroewy Coasurt wilt take place thia afternoon, at fur \ olocg, from Ob tit Ohara, corner of Clinton and Harr) > etree », South Brook! p. The reintiver and frien?s wre «yeotfruy Invited to at tend, withont further invtniwn the friends of ber father Hhephord de Venu, aod of + 3, Corbott, are aly juvited to attend Com —In Brooklyn, os Sv ‘ey, July 1%, Waa Coven, late of London, aged bart The funeral will iake bias” Gb Tu ening, at ton oolooke, from tur residence of hi: son, @ .:qv, No. 234 Court street, Brovkiya. Dov ovsbire, Eng., papers pleare Popy. Corky —On Sunday, July 12, Rowako, the infant eon ef Samuel and Mary Curry, aged 6 4 oks. The friends and relatives of th y.mily are invited to attend the funeral, {athe residence of father, No. 612 Greene ich aireet w morrow ‘noon, at eleven clock, His remains wiil be takex to Trinity Coaa- el tery. Pongbkeepsle and Newburgh payors please copy. Doumng,—On Sunday, July 12, Joux Docwtsa, in the 22d ) var of bis age. Ube fureral wilt take place this afernoon, at two o'clook, from hit late residence, corner of Meksercvic aad Fourth stroett, Greenpoint. The frieads of the family are respest- fully invited to be present. Fuxam.—vn Satur’ay. July 11, at New avon, Com, Bonsce D Founm, late of thie city, aged 63 years, ‘The foners! will take place from the residence of Mrs. Brintwall, New Haven, this aferooon at five o'clock. The friends of the fam re respectfully invited to et tend, without further {uvitation Gxeus.—In Brooklyz, on sunday, July 12, Damm Gesmm, after @sbort and severe illness, in the 24th year of hie oge. T friends and acquaintances are respectfully ‘nvited to attend the funeral, fom bis late rvsiacace, No 49 Mam street, at three o'clock, witboat further not Hawiey —On Saturday, July U, Samves W. Hawiar, is the 64th year of bit uge. The frieuds and roiatives of the family aro respectfully tnwited to attend the funeral, this afiernoon, at thease o'clock, from his lee residence, No. 46 dank street, without further (nvttation. Jervis.—On Sunday, July 12, of consumption, Mrs. Bua Jexvm, in the J6th year of ber ‘The friends and relatives of the family are requested te attend the funeral, at her late revidence, No. 66 Green sigh avenue, on Tuesday, at 9 0'clucx A. M. Mernoon, July 12, after « linger- KD. or. McAvoy —On Sunday, July 12. Eowamp, youngest son of Patrick and Ano MoAviney, aged 10 months and 19 days, ‘The friends and uRiniances are respectfully Invited to attend theffuneral, this afvernoca, at two o'clore, from the residence of bis parent, No 419 First avenue, between Twerty-fifth and Twenty sixth + reets. MoLaay.—On Saturday, Jul; of consumptiod, Jam McLaam, aged 23 years, 6’ mouths aud 2 days His friends thore of ni« family are respectfully im- vited to attend his foneral, frqm his late resideace No. 136 Lewis street, this afiernoon wt 2o'clocs, Albaay papers picase copy. —On Saturday July 11, Penman, cot aAS8 dootch papers copy. Browne On Retarday’ July 11, ai Aorta, L. L, afer a abort tines, TaaTcuis D. Srewanr, ta the Odd your of bis a relatives and friends of the family, EMOVAL—I. M. SINGER & OO. BAV® RawOVED | brother William H Stowart, are ri ly Invited to at- (helt gewing machine business to chelr wew white marble | tend the funeral, this afternoon ats o'clock, from bie jailding, i i tinowa 400" “as Broadway. anaes end at 6 o'clock from i. George's churok, GREAT TBEAY. Tuomas —In City, on Setarday, July 11, Mee. Ouances Luver's New Nove:, Caanias THowas, in the 77th ) oar of her age VaVENPOKT DUNN, | ~The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at ‘Will appear in | tepd the funeral, from her late residence, No. 109 Meat Mon Syl | Somery street tite afternoon, 08 hal-past two o’oleck, Next Thursday morving. Order the paper of ihe news agent | 4!#°- tends sna, Matthew Mark delmes, if you wish to rece! | are rospectfully tt vited to atiend. at once, if you wish to receive an early crpy —- oie ae Seer, FOR EVERY TRAVELL Ie THe | tng, July 11, Braow Wiuxawos, in the 60th year ot hw Santas a acetal SLOSS | repay tra fumer ad a, ot rs for aan Rs {mills | "The friends of the family are Py 3 bg prices asc "rained. ' siitirednivtaeed (RANK LESLI®. Frank Leatie, Freavk Frapk Lealie. Frank Leslie. rank Frank Les'e Frank Uealies TO THE PUBLIC. Semen Prank Les'in has purchased (be adyaace sheets of Charine PoRT DUNN. DAVENPORE DONE. WITH CLLUSTRATIONS BY PHIE, nkeo of im De literary circies of London aa 5 Lever, b ean, Origipality and baumor of Charles O'Malley and Jack ,—-9 combined with ® maturer judg: mentand » fo Ay of manner, The mlarity of Obaries Laver's works in. this connley, aaa Frane eniie that be offer no more weloome gift vo public than to recare at aay outlay the enrlient innue of & new work from the ‘of thas bri last wrier. He bas ently purchased the advance sheouw and the Srat Da VENPORT DUNN will appear, with the original Ulustrations by Phiz, in the next number of FARK LESLIE'S ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER. should send in their extra ‘Mt onoe, in order to neon re the required moply. yonious news) . 9 in fure, buge in beds, onche+ crawling op you Rais and mice ta barns a) hese sball never plag Lyon, with his Po } ‘Al the ingecta that ano And his Pills, beyood all praine, very rat and mouse destroy, Depot for the gale of Lyon's Ma. Powder and Pills, for | the destruction (without polsoa) of noxious insects and vermin, | 424 Broadway. KB LYUN & Ov. AE BEST BAUCK OF THE AGRE. Kynal to quality and mnoh lower tn prices, ‘To those who have used Lan & Perrin's Sauce, Try the Worcester Collage Sauce. Thone who bave been aroustomed .o the use of Lea & Per rin's undeniably exoulient sauce, are invited to tent the qualtiy This work is ‘the beat work of the great aad popular auhor, Ohartee ‘ prowoanced superior great rival, and It pp0w Introduced Wo the Ainericaa ‘wih the asxnrance that It csanot fail to give universal tom, while the prise at which {is furnished mus ¢ mmand of grocers, hotels and resiauraat Reepers, pri- Give it a single trial. j public ne SINGER & 00., «4 Broadway, .¥ CHEMICAL BATHS. —THRAB the most treaimen: BITR DUCK COATS. White Marseilles veate Noe, 6 and 6 Priton ‘ frees, ween Gold and ¢ li streets Dilla taken at 78 cents ‘or tha above, ie | _ Powth Royalton —On Sunda: Taty 5, — Warnes. =. jaty 4 the Rev. & T. Hiscox, An's 8. Sona, ~~ Maine ‘A. Waewnano, all of thia olty. M Farribault, M. T., and Danbary, Conn., papers please copy. Owe. Browse —On Sunday, July 11, afer a lingering {lines om Baowmas, inte of borne with Ctristian o ponidence, ‘Ball |, County Antrim Irevand. fonoral will take place from her inte No. 164 West Fifteenth ‘street, this afternoon, at half-past two o'e! . Bavensnay.—On Thoreday, Jaly 10, of anemia, Fearcas A, wite of Jona Lye Brunsban. ‘the frienda of the fam! reapectfully Invited to at. are tend the funeral, tt afternoon, at two o'clock, from Portland avenue, four doors from Flushing avenue, Brooklya. Borse —Or Sunday, Joly lg he | of Jonn and yeart, 7 monthé and 20 days. Burts, aged 9 tha rasivos frtenda of tim family are respectfully | ‘Total. Of which Under 1 year. lt @ yeare, Sto 6 years. 6 to 10 yearn 10 to 18 years 1h we ® years. 90 to 25 years, 36 wo 80 youre Wo 0 years, marrvirrm. ‘Angiand 10 Seotinnd France... 3 United German, 2 Unkno | et 9 Wailea. . 1 Total Bse8s5q the ‘weeks proves this mend Woak ending July 14, 1866 wr “ Joly 12, 1886. a Jone 27, 186) soso O8 a ~~ ™ «V1, 188) i Increase over Inet week, ia @RORGK