The New York Herald Newspaper, June 23, 1859, Page 8

8 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Sa accaaemeeonied Weox"aoay, Juno 22—6 P.M. ‘the letters by the Persi*, reyoaia very different state ‘ef things from thet which was expected a month ago when the war first broke out, ‘hen dear money, con- ‘yuleed markets, a euspension of commerce, depresses funds and a general practice of hoarding, were confidently ‘expected and loudly foretold; it seems now that the pro- phesy should have been the very reverse. Money is wbundant in London at 1% @ 2 per cent in Lombard street, and 3 at the Bank—that is to say, cheaper than it has been at this season for five years, Trade has received a check in parts of continental Europe; but the latest re ports from England show no falling off, The Inst Britisn export table shows an increase for the year thus far of $2,000,000 over 1867, and of $45,000,000 over 1888. Congols are quoted om the day the steamer sailed at $29, invereet of, equal to 9434; which, with one exception, igbipher than they bave been at this season for five years, Nor has hoardicg begun to be practised to any exient fe ihe maritime coustrtes. The Yabion in the Bank of Hogland ameuuts, in roand numbers, to ¥90,000,000, which is more thaa that institution has held in Juoe for tive sears, with the exception of Juno, 1868, when the bullion amoanted to $91,000,000, The Bauk of France holde even more, the steck of coin mut bullion having reached the exiraordinery figure of $115,000,000, an in. crease of over $10,000,000 daring the month of May, And these ewellen reserves were, at our latest advices, ro ociving Farge acceseions of the precious metals, not only from the United States, Australia and the West ladies, Dut aiso from Rursia, Turkey and Germany. If these are to be the fruits of the war, the opinions ‘which were so generally entertained in financial circles ‘when it broke out will need modification, It must be re- membered that the atate of things above depicted existed after the battle of Magenta, after the debate in the British Parliament, and after the official announcement of Prus- sia’s position; that is to say, at a time when it may fairly ‘be assumed inst trade was suifering all the injury that the war cap well inflict upon it. The pay ments into the Sub-Treasury on account of the new Treasury notes up to this evening ere about a million and a half, though four days have yet to elapse before the delay allowed the successful bidders willexpire. The pre- ‘vailing impreesion still continues to be, that one-half tha five millions will be paid in overdue Treasury notes, and that the government will net about $2,600,000 in gold by the ‘operation. At the rate the department is drawing on the Bubd-Treasury bere, however, this sum will not long re- main in the vaults, The payments to-day, which included $100,000 sent to Washington, were over a million; and advice was received of about $700,000 ia drafts which are snthe way. Itis hardly expected that the Sub-Treasury balance will even be as large as itis now when the July imterest on the public debt has been paid. It is hoped by the government officials that the receipts for duties thiz fall will be large enough to bridge over the interval be- tween July and the meeting of Congress; if they are not, ‘the United States, like the State of New York, will have to appeal to the liberality of the banks and bankers for means to pay its way. The ebipment by the Cunard steamer to day was over $551,600, less than was generally anticipated yesterday. Exchange closed dull, without change of rates. It seems to be euppoeed in monetary circles that the Fulton on Saturday will take out the last of the specie shipments which will be felt by the banks. Money continues very easy, the demand being very limited and the supply ‘abundant. There is some talk in bank circles of relaxing the rule which hasenabled the banks to reduce their Giecount line $9,000,000 within a month. It is to be hoped thet the leading bank officers will have prudence ‘and sense enough to rerist the temptation, and that they will continue te curtail until their line falls beiow $120,000,000, and then keep it there for the present. The banke must perceive that the enormous importations of ‘the first six months of this year—which are in excess of the corresponding period of 1857—call for the utmost cau- tion, and that apy imprudence on wes part may lead to cone of those relapees which have usually hereto. ¢4) owed financial revulsions at an interval of one to two years. If they will keep the discount line down to $120,000,000 the fall months are safe against ny danger; if, cn the contrary, they begin to expand just at the time when they most expect to lose their country Dalancee, there wil certainly be trouble before winter. The stock market continues to preeent a dull and inani mate appearance, diversilied only by the operations of the bear jobbers. It is understood that, encouraged by toeir succes and the apathy of the public, cliques of jobbers have been formed for the purpose of depressing the only three of the Western railway stocks which have hitherto conti to command a respectable price, namely—a- lena, Rock Island and Michigan Central. The circular which we published on Monday was apparently a preliai- ery move in the campaign; dark rumors are afloat to the €ffect tbat it 12 to be followed by attacks of a stili more effective character, and that, from tho capita! and akill enlisted in the crusade, it ig not doubted but that a suifli- cient number of bolders may be frighiened into selling to Produce a decline of $10 $15 share. Those, therefore, who take an interest in stock movements will know what to expect. The three roads in question cost, on the average, to build, about one-eixth of the cost per mile of the leading foreign roade ; for years, and until the reyulsioa, they earned large profits, which were divided among their Btockbolders at the rate of from eight to fifteen per cent per annum on the stock ; none of them baye any floating debt ; all of them will doa large business this fall if the crops furfll their present promise ; all of them are tn the hands of mansgers against whose integrity and capacity no whisper has ever been ut'ered. What success awaits the jobbers, however, remains to be seen. New York Central was dull to-day, without material chauge ; the stock opened at 757{ and closed at 752; bid. Michigan Southern wae bammered down one per cent. Missouris were steady at yesterday’s price. In the afternoon the market wae sleady but traneactions were limited. Pana- pa sold at 117 ex. div., equal to 123, Stocks closed steady ®t the following prices :—Missouris, 862¢ a 34; Canton» 198 +4 ; Cumberiand, 17 2 3g ; Pacific Mail, 08 a +; ; New York Central, 754 « 34; Eric, 63% a 34 ; Hadeon River, 8134 a 34 ; Reading, 423 a 2% ; Michigan Central, 39% a $034 ; Michigau Southern, 87% 49; do, guaranteed, 23a 36 ; Panama, 11634 a X% ; Illinois Central, 685; a 59; Gal a and Chicago, 63), a 3g ; Cleveland and Toledo, 2514 a 34 ; Chicago und Rock Istand, 5834 a 3{; Harlem, 10 a 14 The businces of the Sub-Treasury was aa follows to. day— Total receipts . $1,291,155 85 —for customs 126,000 60 + _ 729,409 00 see 1,015,335 93 teeee 4,677,264 14 The exchanges et the Bank Clearing Houge this morning ‘were $18,647,086 19, and the balances $810,215 11. The foilowing dividends have been declared:—The Me- ebanics’ Bank, a semi-annual dividend of four per cent, payable July 1. The Bank of America, a semi-annual di- vidend of three and one-balf per cent, payable July 1. ‘The Trademen’s Bank, a semi-annual dividend of four per cent, payable July 1. The Atlantic Bank of Brook!yn, a femi-annual dividend of fiye per cent, payable July 1. The Seventh Ward Bank, a semi-anaual dividend of five per cent, poyable July 1. The Mechanics’ Fire Insurance Cowpany, Brooklyn, a semi-annual dividend of ten per went, payable July 1. The funds have been received by the Bank of the State of New York to pay the coupons of the State of Virginia, due Juiy 1. We understand that the accident to the Rock Ieland Bridge will cause no deiay to the traffic on the road. The cost of repaire will be about $9,060, The public must be on their guard against stories circulated by parties in terested in stock Jobbing operations. Metsre. D. Bell,Son & Co, thus speak of American #tocks on the day previous to the departure of the Persia:— in American securities there has been a decide: provement during the past week, and the demand has Deen Very general for the various Btate stocks, while there hhis been more inquiry for the better description of tate storks. Dnited States 6's of 1868 .... 99 2 100 Do 6 per ce: 1 > Alwbaina 5's, bore, A? baie Kentucky 6's, 168 und 72, Oa 9 Maryland 5's) bonas eee 9 Massachveetis | 99 a 10 Obio 6's, 1886 82 10 Penngyivania 5" Sia 8 Do. 6'e, ator) 4a 8 b4a 8& + 83a 85 80a 82 a 7B ea 1 Bia 85 ‘ 85 Ta, 136: Ha Now ¥ ork and Erie, 8d mortgage, 1+ 61 Panama 78, 1st mort., 1859 . +102 a 104 Do. . ‘ vee * 92a 94 Pennaylvar “ Central bonds, ist mort., con...’ 9 a 92 Messrs. Ba, 'ng Bro:bers & Co, remark :— American eto k# bave been firmer this week, and tuw Btate stocks are fired even at higher p United States 6's, 98 a 90; United Steve 6's have hed 9214, ex diy. Massachusetts, 100 a 101, Marylan! 5's, ster ang, baye boen sold at 9, Penn wivania certidvaver, $1 NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1859. nis, 8335 ery Ma h ‘ay, baler... 200 Now York Central, ‘oremes) Ddie 961 Lave sock, bh. 60 sown, DD #8881 Qorn," bm B.. 2,804 1&8, Canad pale vage nd J Domeeticn, ,. ry iter, Re 10, Bruvawiek, 10834. Ne. gq X Wwe, dts... 8 4h Rope, ett 1 H "ya: ™ vbxe, 6 ‘obacco 4 Suiherwaite 99:ya;—— ee 2,148 Woodenware., 168 Our market OU ne stock exchange remains firm. 349 Drugs, boxes. 25 Console close 8? 4¢'to 4 for money and July account, The $422 Lamber, feet.6,0% plethora of ¥ semployed capital arising from the precan P bie 400 Ucnary Measures generally adopted at the oulbreak of the 10 ‘War CAUEs money to de cheap, aod the Bink bas fortaor 3 TedUced ys rates for discount to 9 per cent; the rate io 1b Lomb’ard street i¢ L to i per cent below the bank. Con Ader ce in Amertean rajiroad securities is much dimimisned DY the continuance of the competition between the kines YUODig east and west it's denounced as insane, and bol’ ers here would, if they had the power, take moa FOLes to put an end 1 auch Aruinous state of things. Lili ‘voie Central shares bave been freely bought, and have Ag. ‘mplem’ta 7 Miscellaneous, — soap ese ees + 968,899 ‘dotal... FREACH WEST Toda’co,hhds, 50 $6,000 advanced from 46 to 44 discount There is still a demand | (!! cake, cB... a 120 for free land bonds by parties who are paying up shares | Cot. sec ie bge. y iw fotl. Cenetruction bonds are firm, closiog strong bay | Mors, bal hye wn ersat 73, The market was quite cleared of ali tho Erie | Mf tobac, Ibs. third mortgage bonds, offering from 56 to 68, aud as high as 60 bas been paid, ‘Since the Arago’s uows, recetved thie morning, they have declined to 65 sellers. Federal and States’ bonds are in fair request, as are aiso Pennsy|- yaula Central and New York Ceatra! bonds. The monthly return of the Bank of France, made up to June 9, thows the following results:— seeeececeeseeees S1U,S0L caDiZ. SUVEB..ssereceserenes caveeseeeso]72,020 $3,186 , £22,861,700 Inc. .£2,127,000 bie 4 Bill ‘discounted, S121 600 Inc.. -'ssavau0 | Sbooks &hda.6,662 $10,442 Hake fub,toe, 92 $630 Notes in circulation, 26,171,200 Deo... 3,702 600 soos % a Treasury deposits, A c.. 4,071, " * 93 Private deponita 18,624,000 Ino.. 1,498,900 T iron, pigs... Mo Te00 aah 192 Advances in gov 1,760,200 Deo.. "14,200 | Rurribrenkgs 73 2°680 Mirrors, bas, | 3 Ady. on railway securith 6,129,100 Inc., 308,200 Ewpty hrds,, 800 400 Cement; bois. 300 These changes are important, and, on the whole, very | sand, bbls 0 100 Gin, c....... 45 satisfactory, The increase of more than two millious ster- Fieenters ‘i bi ae rote. = Jing in the coin snd builion proves that the war has not | NTRS" as Lard’ itp yet determined any drain of specie from Francs, Tne io Ale, bbis. 0 crease in the discounts might even encourage an idea that | “cap, bxs Glussware, bx 81 trade is reviving, were it not for the contradiction given | Sisraware{oxs 182 specie Cire’n o B, York, Jane 18. $121,5.0.198 33 192 217 8 281 11 79.127 9.9 Silverware, cs. 4 by the large decrease in the circulation, aad the increase | Crunks....... 16 in the private deposits. The payments oa the new na- | Weodw’re,bxs 63 tional loan have, of course, occasioned a large addition to ah ‘the treasury deposits. 350 ova ‘The following is the bank movement of the four princi- gal 405 3 pal cities, as shown by their last statements:— Paper, ream: Ce ‘4 Loans S| Deposits 34 3 5 00 r . 5 Philed., J 7 7 16 5,3.1.167 2.585,648 15.705 980 wet eel k N Grieape,dne ii Apso 718 tetoacad Los2% 0st Bollur 700 | Pav’g stone d,260 "866 Onions, bis... 100 Boston, June 21... 68,000,000 6,453,596 7,032,781 2p 22.219 | Spteturp, bbls 12 285 Copying pr.,cs 2 ——— wh Socaian iasvyoom | UAY,balem.... 826 423 ancy good... 2 4 3 Croc! . . 48,915,620 30,107,853 185,800,435 | eet ig 45 - ~— 143,213 1,400 = Total ..0002 cevvonessceees PORTO RICO. Stock Exchange. Flour, bois... 150 $1,122 Beans, bbls... 20 329 Wepnesbay, Jane 22, 1959, Rice, tier 56 1604 Candles, bxs.. 50 150 $2000 Tenn 6’s 90... 929% 200 sha Read RR..s30 42 Lard, Ibs. 447 Furniture, pl 12 39 2000 do . 93 600 i Pork, bb! 434 Shooksandh 2,795 4,245 5090 Virg’a 6's 95% 100 Sutter, tbe. 156 Sugar,rfd, bx 3 170 1000 do... . 96% 100 y Cheese... 118 Mfd.iron,pxs 5 25 41000 Migsouri 6's... 863g 22 New Jersey RR.. 180 | Codtish, quis. . 276 995 Hoops... .6,200 940 45000 di £80 86 400 Clev & Toledo RR 2544 | Dried fish, bxs 200 70 Drugs, casea.. 18 445 1000 Cal 7’s bés.... 845¢ 75 Mich Cen RR..860 40 | Pkidfish, bbls 52 184 Oate, bd's.... 4 10 1000 MCRSpelmsfcd 89 100 a b30 Strawpaper,ts 500 72 GasQxis, pkgs 2 69 3000 Mich Soak’gfb 60 200 87 117 Cornmeal, has 20 425 50C0 Tl Cen KR bds. 823¢ 200 1,623 195 Miscel.aneous. — 62 100 lacr&Migb 16% 200 8 "2 10000_—do......... 16 350 90. 860 see seeeeeenenee 1OLE&W2dmb 4134 100MSOANT guast Geoesa 120 shs Chatham Bk. 350 do 830 $154 Clocks, bxs... 5 73 9 National Bank... 10 Hate. as | 2 15 Commonw’ ith Bic. Flour, bois. 4,498 Watches, 9% 7 Del & Hud Can Co Staver. 13207 Miscellaneous. — 10 200 Canton Co....... Veveers, bug.” 1 78 26 Cumb Coal pre 161 N York Cen RR. 700 é CAPE VERDE ISLANDS, 50 Lumber, ft..10,000 $180 Lard, Ibs...1,290 $150 200 60 Clov, C1 GRR Fiour, bbig....” 10 75 Hams 1jloo 150 200 50 Gal & Chi RB.b60 Beef 8 80 50 5 'd0.... ..030 Pork. 5 75 Total. 27 Hud River RR... VPNEZUELA, 200 Harlem RR pref. RR.care...... 11 $9,000 Wugon... 1 $20 10 Nor &Worc’r RR 36 iat Turn tables... 2 1,400 Lumber, ft..8,008 = 135 33 MiI& Miss RR... 4 Water tank... 1 80 Spikes, pkge. 267 1,402 SECOND BOARD. Machinery,bxs 7 8,425 Agri. imp.oxe 25 50 $5000 US-5's "Yéreg. 105 500 sha MSo&NIgs 23 | Mavf.iron.... 616 1,694 - 1000 Kentucky 6’s.. 162% 100 do......080 23 MOMs s.srienun'venpanssstesivnseess¥sde sees SereaesNOT 4000 Missouri 6'e..°. 863 “gemceueal' Re” oy” io 8p igeouri 6'8.... 3g ner woe Bf YT 1; uO Spirits, cs.. $135 2000 Erie RRImb. 89 ‘75 Pa’ma RR.ex div 117 Furs pb Bits brit Buingitns 1,045 1000 LaOr&Mili gb. 16% 60Gal& OmRR.... 634 VoxT Butter, lbs... 1, 375 10 ebs Pac M 3S Co.. 63 ‘342 Pick’d’tisn,bb | 50 462 190N ¥ — RR.. by! nz aft do bx. 380 & 4 38 590 Coffee, bga... 73 900 Heading 420 Ruraire, pe 2 2 . Ta... 254 Corn mealjbbs 10 Exports from the Port of nw York to Fo: 2,247 Empty bage.. 800 69 zeign Ports for the Week Enaing June 251 Candles, ci 25 88 20, 1859. 183 Hay, bales... 10 65 cronerapr. 224 Mos'linswe,ce 1 = 150 Pkg. Value. Phgs. Value | Lumber, tt. 24,680 790 Cheese, Ibe... 25 Mach’y, pkgs. 180 $86,000 Chronometerc 1 $2.0 | Mant iron, pk’ 3 140 Mivceiiuncous Cotton, be $3 5,818 Hardware,bzs 6 ioe | Fag stones... 272 103 11 2,815 Sarsapar’a,bis 175 6,900 | Baeeing, bis.. 1 143 Total... ‘ 3 200 _—-- BRAZIL. 1 100‘ Total... $51,774 | Sboee, trunks 11 $1,765 Pork, bbl... 5 $100 Got, gine, pk. 2 10 Bot 8 30 5 205 | Mapa... ier 173 P leaf bi 6 34 Preaek S25 | Fowder, kegs. 200 850 Mating, roils. 10 © 130 Skins, bales 3,f00 | Fermt., pkgs. 11 oe W. ware, pxs, 1 120 2 Jee 1 $2 20 Aspe 100 169 Cicer, 50 10 673 Domestica Rattan, b ‘Lor Log wood tone. Souke reot,bis 7 Pot ashes,bbis 50 Shoe pegs... 91 Dregs, ca 1. R. shoes. Cloths. c Cerrisges, pk. 15 4 "S74 Sp turpentine 804 $1,380 Grimiewones .. BT $93 Tovacco, beléé 152 6,916 Dyestutis, bxs 150 Smpty casks, 101 ‘364 1 200,428 7,78) ouey, bbis., 63 15251 Miscellaneous, — Ax. ipls.,pik. 520 +0080/450 243 3 7 . 145 70 edesers itesheesasnee BOLAOD = : ee eeeee BL2Z,102 .1,006 181,430 $8,026 cmLeE. 547 R@iron, bare. 198 $2,478 Mach’ry, pkgs 120 $24 5 -28,230 | Bardwure.... 865 9,288 625 Natle, as 202 1,850 ur’e, bbls. 100 $1,926 | Ag; Impe.pkgs 170 Bee 78 4974 Muscetlaneous, — — 100 | Ba’ld dolls, cs 1 ed Logwoo'd, tous 145 1,905 aed ot ft 101,513 38 WORM coast si vcsswes dei estesssies <svcccaesscs@ak OO . ware, cases 34 pes 265 eneeeeiee eaters see 8. turpentine. be 6 ; a anq | Bread, Dkge.. 1 Shoepegs, bois 125 Staves.. +43,800 $2,155 | tea, chests... 33 Bay water, cs. 10 $50 LVERI Sugar mids cs 20 Cement, bbis., 225 200 3. tpt, bbIs..1,610 $32,486 3 Mf. iron, pkgs. 244 Fira eogines.. 12 12,000 W'lroote tbs 36.945 17 Lobasco,piga. 40 Furniture .... 463 Whal’gr, bbis 59 1,350 7,354 Sew. machjes, 43 Prv'g mal bxe 62 Wagon. 1 200 2,120 Rags, bales... 14 Cotton, bales, 14 2,645 Staves... 19,000 609 21,450 Rosin, bole .. 336 Psper.. . 10 455 Felt, rolis.... 108 265 Pr’ng’mat,bxe 35 Un ware, bxe. 4 316 Miscellaneous, — 223 Books, cases., 4 Copper, bdie.. 1 33 —-— Daguer. goods 5 Sug. cr'd, bbls 650 9,280 Total ...... $90,583 agi impr, | pael: : Yn'tbne,ibs}2,132 Coal, tore... $60 $3,401 Twine, di: 5 $120 Bark, bhds... 21 Spm oil, gals 8,159 Domestice b/s1,559 85,499 Flour, . 80 4589 Logwood tons. 267 082 Tallow, tbs.22,524 Bitters, cases, 25 262 Buiter, !bg.,.1,814 364 Rice, tes...... 25 778 Copper, casks. 10 Paint, bbis.... 10 54 Mixcellancous,” — 63 Cutch, bales,. 816 4.845 Fustic, tons... 80 "3 243 pin Fos Cutch, tons... 15 2,250 Clocks, casei al $99,625 Cowon seed, go 309 Tar, bbls oe Seipisessrem Sree casee&bga f° ‘Tobacco, bl ture, cs. 9 1,000 Tobacco, tes... 79 NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. s764 Havine, bx3.. 59 Wepnespay, June 22, 1859. BEEF CATTLE. Zinc ore, tons, 91 Spt. vpte,bdis 193 fopemetes Ai ee pi kored or The receipta of beef cattie during the past week have Fite efit iti 1 4 in ose 138 been heavy, but are nevertheless about 450 hoad leas than 4 4,756 Bags, bales... 31 last week ; notwithstanding which the market opeaed with 1,500 Wagon....... 1 but a limited demand for all kinda, at prices somewaat Le Bone bik,vbls. 50 lower than last week, on the average, though tue range 41 Total... .....,$585,596 | Was much the seme, Butchera are cognizant of tho fact LOSDON, that there aro large numbers of bee" caltle at Bergen and au other places surrounding the city at pasture, all of whic! Coffee, bags “ 173 "600 | are easy of access, and where they can obtain a supply at Cloversred. Potasnes...... 16 any time, In congequence of this they are very back Maple, ft Ivoryuute, bgs 117 Gi dbovd nardiias ; e Paint, bbis. Staves......49,200 ward about purchasing at the city yarde at current prices, Ox. zinc, csks, 125 Oil, gals’... 7,814 Wh. bone,!ba.1,786 Pork, bbie. 834 and the markct was very slack to-day owing to there facts. There was but a limited demand at the Washingion yard on Tueeday, when the saics were comparatively insignid SPECIAL SOTICES LAMY APD TES, AR.—BY GENERAL REQU SST Kev. J P. THOM, , Will repeat his lecture upc on Friday ove - ee reloak, at the Broad: ‘ping, ° road 4 Thirty fourth sweet, Phe publle ore vied ty auend, [PORT s at TO BUSIP E88 MEN—JULY 1. “BE UTICA (N. Y.) DAIL} BIR APH COWS AND CALVES. WILY, Bu GREATLY ENLARGED, Tits ihe Des and The supp'y is very , while the demand continues won, popula ere medium in Utica, Advertisements Nght, and, a8 ® natural consequence, prices are somewhat Bray be sent throus i 6 agencies, wer on the average, thoug! Tenge remains withoat TIRE BAGS PER STEAMSHIP ARG - waterial change. be bulk of the offerings are cominoa L via St Johns, N. F, will close at Ogee ni to ordinary, for which there {s usually but @ limited re- quest, and confined chiefly to eurburbao and couatry mikmep; but today the market was less active than ‘usval, 10 consequence of the plentiful receipts durivg the paet week, A considerable portion of the o/feringa were purebased to be gent to pasture for beef cattle, that being thovgnt the most profitable inveatment. The total re- + mer! Exprers Coro pany, 61 Hateon street and 64 Broad way, cu Thuraiay, Juve 25, At Ii o'clock A.M, preclssly. OUST PLEASANT GRADUATES HAVE NOTICR M tbat the annual parade will take place ou Khuraday, Zid t,. a5 P.M. ASONIC — ANCIENT CHAPTER N ). 1 R. A.M—THE a BISCRLLANwOUS. A TI-D“.SPKPTIO AND INVIGORATING OOBDIAL LEDIARD’S MORNING CaLL. ‘The most agreeable and healthy tonic tn the weld. SURE OURE FOR THE DyaPaPsia, I? INVIGORATES THR SYSTEM. It ta invaluable to ladies in delicate health, I? 18 THE FINGST COCKTAIL, EVRRYB. DY TRY IT, For sa'e at the prinelpal liquor dealers, draggtste, nd nate Ne NC NG Sr Bulk Wilions nent” I the yard last week were emnherg of this chapter are requested to attend the fu: | Ad ‘of French ombroldery to order; tnitt ‘pandkerobies Washingumn Yard. Browning's Rah ORM e | aaiiee VINGKATW. UAth, HP, rt Siways on ban to order, Last woes. 16 88 49 bad ABONIG NOTICE —THE MEMBERS OF THE UaTE T DB PERCEVAL'S, 657 BROADWAY—STAMPED BM- VEAL CALVES, Freeman's todse, No 3, Frea and Accepted Masons, brolderics of every description at wholesale and retail; There continues a plentiful suppty of veal calves of all | ure hereby re d to attend a meeting to be h-ld on Phura- ping to order execute: tn the neatest and moa! perfect forts and sizes, from a few days oid to four and six weeks, | d*y evening, 23, at 724 o'clock, ow John’s ball, iat mneouer, embroidered yokes of diferent Kinds; also for night and the market has been very moderate throughout the | Bowery By order of THOWas M WOODS. | dresses Children’s pique suite, ‘week at about previous prices. A few of the very best offer. ings find sale atag bighas 7c. per ib.; but we do not towwk sales at thet price are of sufficient importance Warrant a change ip our quotations, aad we therefore coptipue to quote firetclass at 6c, a 63g¢, per Ib, The bulk of the receipts durivg the week have been common and ipferior, and bave solid mainly to the Jew butchers and Germans, at 3c. adc. per lb. Most of the selections were taken at Gu 63gc. per tb.; but the market, taken altogether, was very dull, The total receipts at all the yards, for the week and last week, were as follows:— AgNO NoTICR THE MEMBKRS OF NEW YORK Lodge No. 390. F. ant A.M, who {ntend to participate fn the ceiebration of e¢ John’s da¥, onthe ith ins, wita st John’s 1.odge No. 6, of Norwalk, Vonn., wre requesied to be at the etation, Twen'y-veventh street and Fourta avenue, to- morrow (Friday) morning 24th inat , at a quarter before seven o'clock, in order to take the 7 a. M'train. The regulia of the Lodge will be st the station, By order. WA. LesKonn, Beo’y. C.D. BROWN, W.M. OTe RAW ENGLAND SOCTETY FOR THE PROMO. TION OF MANUF sCTO R&S AND TOE M&ON ANIC ARTS Washington Yard. Brownsng’s. Chamberiin’s. O' Brien’s. o1 to the ufscturers it the Untied States This week......749 44 78 203 | Matthey will hold & pubric saleor AMERICAN GOODS in Last week .....858 98 oT MT | Boston during the week of July. BHEEP AND LAMBS. hese ROWSSEND. MALL RD COWING—NRW Notwithstanding the receipts during the week past have 80! BL HATO and JOMN | been large there has prevailed a steady, fair demaad, es- pecisily for extras, which were io moderate gupply, and prices are about 2hc, per head better than they were laat aol be roads ad aemal ee poeple, saaipreleply will not exceed one per cont week, The unpropitious weaiber during a portioa of the Large invoices of staple goods have already been otfered and time since Wednesday hag not deen lapprcceos peor on me br Pere, Sac tp import that all consigoments should be bewly eneared sheep, some of which 100% pretty well i Cratoped up in cousequencs of iy and especially those | FOr pArlipuars apply 40 AUOUSTUB LOW ELL, Socretary, which bave been exposed curing the past forty-eigat COMMITTEE, hours. However, prices of ordinary and common did no} DEMING JARVIS, PATRICK T. JA@KSON, vary materially from previous quotations, while the se DaVip ‘a AUGUSPUS LUWELL, lections brought the advance quoted above. There was BENRY A. WHITNEY, G. 0. BICHARDSON, ‘aleo quite a goodly number of extra fat sheep on sale, Ay RDM ANA, vee T10R, waicd brought as high as $7 per head—an extreme price. AMOS A. LAWREROE, ALEXANDER H’ RICB, ‘The increased activity was mutual at all the yarus as algo BENJAMIN 8. ATES THOMAS P. KICK. the acvance ip prices. The total receipts of alt stock at all TYLER BATOHELLER. BENJAMIN D. GODFREY. the yeros for the week and last week, were as follows: — Washington Y rrowning’s, Chamberlin’s. O'Brien's. ECR¥ATION FOR YOUNG MEN.—THE PEOPLE'S Tus woke, Pt # 3.080" - rity ii Tad RiGee ng Beating ona Wil be janes, 8. wee 5 bi "49 james street, oo 5 thie aieabaa aaa ald 728 | eight O'clock. »ddrewes may be expected from’ Bev H. 8 Beecher, Hon. John Cochrane. Hon. Judge Daly. and other inentepeakers His Honor Mayor Tiemann will preside WINE. The receipts have been moderately heavy during the week past, snd as the inquiry is only moderate, prices have sightly dectined. The total numver oa salo | GIQMA PALEY, V THE TAIBTY SROOND ANNUAL at both yards ig avout 6,250 head, consisting mainly | the 29th fust at Geneva, N. ¥ . under the auspices of the Deita of common, but with a fair number of extra | of New York. Aun addrevs will be delivered by the Hon. John ieavy cornfed, which met with ready market at our outside quotations The rango was from 6c a 6%c , with trifling gales at sligbtly higher rates. Toe receipts at French & Hughes’ Hudson River drove yards, foot of Thirty seventh street, North river, for the woek ending June 22, 1859, by New York and Erie Railroad, 3,063 Cochrane, of the ».Ipha ot New York, and a poem by William M.A of the slpha of Masauchisetis. Ali members of the 6!7ma Phi are very cordially invited to attend. ‘AMMANY SOCIETY, O& COLUM#IAN ORDER.—8a- cheme—A meeting of the Council #ili be held fu the cham ber ot the Great Wigwam, thia (Ihuredsy) evening, June 23, New York aud Erie Railroad, via Bergen, 71; Hudson } sthalf an bour sfer the sctiing of the eun. Puncvual atten River Railroad, 1,8!4; Camden and Amboy Railroad, 204; dance is Fequeated, as business of Importance wil! be transast New Jersey Central Railroad, 297; Tomalalng. last report, arti ima 0 Coe jon hoe ee Ot Hae Conall, protons, 610. Total, 5,559. Of which were sent to Fortieth street ~ - ~ Jards, 1,439; sold, 1.886; left over, unsold, 1,797; seat to HE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY.—THB AN- tockholders of Exghtecnth street, 437. Actual receipts, 4,949. Bual meeting of a1 the Magnetic Telegraph 5 REOAPITULATION. on 3 barsny, the [iis any of uly, ie wiToctock Mot The tolal receipts of all stock at ailtne yards for the | Gay, for the Clection of oflicers of said company for the eauulng, week and last week were as follows:— pear. JOSEPH 8. » Secretary. Beeves, Cowsd. Veal. S.&L Pustapetrora, June 18, 1859. Washington yard. 22 749 569 ening’ IE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY.—THE AN pias _ a Hie nal meeting of stock holders of the Magnetic telegraph ama ber iin 4 Company, will be held atthe company's ofc, to Vhilaielphla 142 203 1,144 | on Thursday, the fourteenth day of July, eighteen hundred “ais F000 “G,0a0 | elecilod cf ctusers or sald Company for ine ensttogyecrs Last week. iT 1170 10,142 USEPA SalLKR, Secretary. Puicapetrnta, June 18, 1869. \HE EUCLEIAN SOCIETY OF TAR NEW YORK UNI- Yersity will Bold their annual meeting io thelr ha} on Fri dey evening, Juve 24 at 73, o'closk Addrers by P, Harwoot Vernon, eq, of New York. A full attendance of graduate EDWAKD aBBUTT, RECEIPTS BY NEW YORK AND ERIB RAILROAD, ‘The following is the report of stock brought over this road, destined for New York, for the week ending this forenoon Mirman of Com: pO CAPITALISTS.—CITIZENS OF NEW YORK. WHO feel interested in gas cooking stoves, would do well to call at the Brandreth Botel, where they can see one ta operation that far surpasses any Dow before ‘ue pubis cooking to com mence atl o’ckek. City, county or iste rights for sale on ressonable terms, or given, ©. 8. PATTERSON, soveoe et ABB CITY COMMHACIAL REPORT. Wapvespay, June 22—6 P. M. Asnes.—The ga!es embraced about 25 bbls. pots at $5 31, and 30 do. pearis ut $5 81. Breapercrrs.—#lour—The market was again heat irreguier, with gales of about 7,000 a 8,000 bbls., 4 closing Within the following range of quotations:— 7° TRE PUBLIO. City Insrzctor’s Derantuenr, Dew ¥ K, Jane 17, 1859. Inepected (o choice superiine State. -$5 80 0 $610] The undersigned baving entered upon and assumed the per- Extra State, 6 30 w 6 60 | formance ot the res; ible duties of the oflive of City Inepec 6 85 ® 615 | tor, and fully realizing that among thote dulies, none al the 6 65 a 8 25 | Present season of the year require greate: or more prompt at 725 a 9 00 | tention tan the work of Reeping the streets of our city In # 5 bealthy and cleanly concition, deeme it to be bis duty to cal! 6 96 @ 7 40 | the attention of the public to toe necessity of at once putiing an 755 9 00 | end to the foliowing daily lath of the laws and ordiasncea 760 9 60 1. ‘the throwing Of ashes, gurbsge and filth upon the streets. 400 5 OO 2. Tho babit of merchants aod ¢ealers in permitting aba 410 a 4 60 | Yiter, rtrow aad otbersubetences used ia pacsing. to pe cast Choice 0 upen the see or placed upon the sidewalk, from whence it ly rere held at $10, Scushern flour was heavy, and gales embraced aboat 1,490 bbis., closing within the above range of prices. Rye floar Was in kivady request at about the above quotations, with sales reported of about 176 bbls. Corn meal was quiet: the sales embraced about 140 bbis., including Jersey and Brandywine, within the renge of the avovo figures. Wheat contimued heavy and sales limited: avout 3,000 buehels inferior white Southera were reported sold at $1 50a $1 71, new amber colored Georgia at $i 80, and white Kentucky atp. t. Corn was duliand heavy, wu Fales Of about 30,000 bushoig, iavluding old and new mixed Western at 8c. a 83c., Weetern yellow at 8tc., round Yellow et Ble. a82c ,and Southern yellow at 8440. Rye was neminal-at 93c a 96c. Oats conunued heavy and Guil, WIN welew of State at dic. a 48c., and Western and Canadian at 49. a 500. Correk.—The market continued without enimation Salcs of 1500 mats Java were made at 14}gc., ana 600 do_ St. Dotaingo at 9%e. Corion —The market exhibited more tone, and holdurs were less willing to seil at previous quotations, The sales footed up about 1,100 a 1,200 bales, ciosing steady at the following quotations—premising, however, that some brokers quoted middling upland and Florida leo, at is BvOn Boatte: od Over the street, (it have the name immediatel od, wt their Own expenas ) . Ihe dei y sweepinge from the stores and shopa are swept lato the streets or gutters, Lostend of belog placed ia some 1s cepiacle to be taken away by the mh cutmsn. 4 Ihe piacing on the streets of the cleanings of filth from yarda and cellars, and the rubbiau and Old materis! irora the repairing of buildiogs. 5. The throwing 0 streets substance of any of tbe above sets fg not only dire slawa spd ordionneeg, enbjecting the offender loanest, fine snd Imprisonment, but greatly tinpedes and ro. tarde the keertog of clean stroeis, rendering much work difit cult of wacceasivi operation while largely iucreasing the ex penee. iuvery effort on the part of the undersigeed shall and will cont'pue to be ma ¢, to have our stresta keptyia,a cienaly aod bealtty condi'in, aud I earnestly and jently hope acd {ook for the co-operation and aseisiance of Allvlasces of citizens in puilpg sn +n0 io the violsions above complained of With your nid and assis ance the taak will be ‘acoom plished. Shall Lbave ue at - * copy of the reveral ordinances refered t2 will be lef at each dwelling house and place of busigess,) Ach carte wili pass through the sirerts of the several wards datiy Sundays excepted, to coilect ashes, garbage, Ac , and the uncerfigned cesires tant every neglect Or misconduct on the of the drivers of such carts may be comp ained of to the ‘upertoteodent of Sanitary Inepe:tion, at his oftlse, corner of Grand and becex atreeis, and ft shall be promptiy remedied. ‘Notice of the approach of the aah and garbage cate will be 1% ihe duty Of persons to 4, and guitars noxious, im 8. NEW YORK CLASSIFICATION. FACT—WOVEN BSKIKTS ARB akE 4 now making 3) springs. $5 sort 20, ee! set agrings, woven, workmanrhlp i jer Aad examine our woven ekirla, Uld skirts made over. he 0. L. HaBOLAG, Woven ekirt factory, 281 Spring street, near Hudson. T GREATLY REDUCED FRICES. JANES GRAY & 0O. Now olfer their stock of RICH, DRs8s GOUDS, BEAL LACKS AND FRENCH EmMbBROIDER: ices, 10 close the season. * 19 BROADWAY, CONNER OF WAVSRLEY PLACE, T 471 BROADWAY. A DBEDELLy PEIRSON & LAKE. ranis roping 8? ie 7 - IN NEW STYLES. AT 75 CENTS PER YARD. T 471 BROaDWAY. UBSDALL, PEIRSON & LAKE, GREN<«<DiINE BAREGES. 000 PIEOES OF THES ABOVE GOODS, IN NeW AT 18% CENTS PES YARD, BEST —WS AT? 2Roapway. UBSDELU, PEYRSON & LAER. GEEAT KEDUOTION IN PRICES. CHINTZ OXG4NDIES aT 60 TENTS PKR YARD. ALSO, A BEAUTIFUL LOF OF MUSLIN ROSES FROM $4 TO $7. T 471 BROADWAY. 88DKLL, PEIRSON & LAKE ‘Will offer at retatl, Op Wedneaday, June 32, 100 SILK kup: aT $18. A reduction of 40 per cent. T MRY. GAYNOR’S EXCLUSIVE CORSRT AND SKIRT A cotablichment will be tound ail the Iste styles, ber own well known make. The ori.inal steel spring eke ton skirt aué tne French linen coutiile corset to orcer; also origoline, woven hair cloth travelling and obiléren’s skirts; at moss reasonable charges. Skirts over. Mra. GAYNOR, 843 Broadway, two doort from Union square. LMOST GIVEN AWAY. From auction—Paper ‘hangings, window shades, oil cloths. Ac. Fine french eatin paper, 12c.: dee gold paper, Toll New styles ot Frevsh decorative paper, at are- don, pi "alao alates Seeccissens of ox Moa very obeag as . & large assortment of carvets, &c., : BOATS, Bld Hudson street above npring. IHANTILLY LACES JUST R&CEIVED PER FULTON Will be offered during this week. . AT aN IVMENSK REDUCTION, Potnts, mentilias, founces, trimming isces, colffares, barbes end crowns. ‘iso, full assortment of point appiica- ioe collars, Caner ropes fo Te NN. B.—a large as- ef CREE Ee rine & GRANT, 708 Broadway. LOSING SALE OF SILK AND LACE Mantillss, lace Cashmere and steila eawlr tats Parasols and all summer goods. small protis and quick retards, only motos CPs by the trade, Bough largely at suciob of the above goody a at Iared will offer bern. botore #eoe teking, 10,000 rich duaters aud mass daa, at 7 76 cents to $6 50 each 5,000 rich cashmere and broche stella shawls, at $1 25 to $5 60. asher lace polcts and mantillas, at 22 50 to $15, wort double Handsome barege ehaw)s 75 cents to $l 75; old prices Best atock of bareges, lawns and summi reas city, which will oe offered at a tike reduct All kinds of prizts anc domestics, equal to ‘any quotstio.s, No mercbsat should buy mantijlas, bareges, or apy summer dress goods, withvut callicg as they can save 20 per cent. rs, cone to be eereonces Boe 60 is profit exposed on the best steel hoop bi ui other meoneor oa Me Sones Tater number of hoops a! 8. LeWis. HaViuaND & CO., 101 Cham! corner of Chureh. JAUTION TO DEALERS IN at to the trade. to $3, ia the TR! ‘The populariy of the WUVEN SXTENSTON SKIRP bas incuced other manufacturers to putin the market an imi- tation of the genuine, in wlinh the springs are pasted in a tspe made with ene opealags. The goods produced by thie mewod are very much Infertor, a8 the opecings ara nenessarl y large, and must sod slide from their placea and azoil the ebaye of the gait ealess whit consait che tutereste of their oustomera by buying none but the venuipe and original and gee. that each phirt bears my namefard trade mark," THE WuVén 8k141.” Patent applied for 5. H. DOUGHTY, 22 John street. Dig COORDS, WAS, Baile AND SUBPRM. ders.--Usacs of these fabrioa of patent vulcanized racbex Bre belng constantly laports: for male, in conjunction wilh Rl my ona manufactures, Nove of the above gooda eax be eld In tas Unired States without m: Sa. BOBsUS H. DAY, Ey street. ACE CUBTAINS, DRAPERIES, § jullie, counterpoues, damaaks, Towellings sheetings, shirtings” - ‘ And housekeeping ccods generally, Also, jean and drills for bo: 8° summer wee ” ” | Just recelved, Summer iiaonel Apgols, Saxony and ganze. at MAN & COMPANY's, 473 Groadway. ICH LALE MANTILL&S. ESM ILLS & CO, ‘Are desirous of closing out their spring itaportations of lace goods, and offer at retail F1s8 PUSHKR AND CHAN'TIULA lace petata, 0 do. do, do mantillas at very low prices; all new Purlastyles, costing from $15 i> $75 in Yaris, 342 aad 344 Broadway. Baliardvaie, bas! Opland. Fiurida, Mobile Ordinary., 9 9 given by ringing a bell. Very respecttully, Midciog ne ne DANL. &, DELAVAN, City Inspextor. idatin Wig 12% Fur ee as HNO Oe rh oh tol kee The following is a statement of the movement in cotton Since toe ist September lust, as compared with the pre ‘vious three pears:— 1856. 1857. 1858, 1859, «8,414,000 2,887,000 2,968,000 3,614,000 OUND—ON BROADWAY, A DEED, {N WHIOH GEO. Xi, Jackeon and wife are described as graniors, and Jobn W. Pesrson usgrentee Apply toE. Haines, 169 Sroadway. Beth CHECK FOR FOUR HUKDRED AND FIFTY th Rec'd at ports, collars ($450), drawn by Stevers & Durland, June 9 1869, Exp. to G. Britain, 1,787 C00 1,318,000 1,562,000 1,832,000 | on the Mecnanice & Tradera’ sunk in tevor «f Uragin & co Exp. 10 France..., 472,000 871,000 859,000 398,000 | 41] persons are hereby cautionea againss Regutieting ft, sa the Exp. toosher f. p.. 482,000 378,000 836,000 _ 619,600 Pry Tent nae been mopped. ORaGin & C june 18, 1869, 139 Troy street OST-ON THE 21ST OF JUNE, A HANK BIOK NO. 17,037, on the Bowery Bavinga Bank, The flader will Total export. 2,741,000 2,067,000 2,266,000 2,749,000 Steck on hand, 213,000 240,000 864,000 292,000 Of whieh during the past week, included in tue above:— Reo'd ak porte: 9,600 8,000 26,000 10,000 | leave tat the bank, in ihe Bowery. Exp. toG- Brit... 42\000 1,000 38,000 80,000 | | UsT—IN a PROK BLIP CAR OB COMING FROMTHE Exp. to France, 25000 33000 7}000 000 Corner of Thirteenth street aud teoond aronnc te noe Exp. to other f. p. 9,000 2,000 9,000 7,000 | va", a large aized ladies’ gold hun'wwg watch; om the back the Total cxports..... 63,000 18,000 621000 * 42'000 | iuitidis Vt; on the Luelde is engraved Vitoria Mary, und wivo the date, march, 1807. A sutcsble reward wil be returning it to ¥. O. Gocfrey’ Broadway. U8T—ON MONDAY EVENING, 20H INST, IN THR vicinity of the Park, a silver tobacco box, with the owaer’s name on tbe lid. ‘The finder will receive a suitable reward by jeaving it wih Samuel £. Gautier, Harlem allroad ofllee, co- ber ol Fourth avenue and Twenty -sizth street, iven by The ivcrease in receipts at the ports, compared wiih ‘Union equare Pos} ofise, 831 1856, was 20,000 bales. The increage in exports to Great Britain, compared with 1856, was 45,000 bales; decrease to France, 74,000; increaee to other torcign ports, 37,100. Total increage in exports, 8,000. ‘he receipts in southera ports at last accounts were very limited. The receipts for the week at New Orieans, on tne 18th ist., were only 1,562, egainat 5,700 for the same week last yoar, and the receipts at Mobile for the sume period tare Loy | [OST-ON TUESDAY RVENING, 2187 INST, WHILE bales, apuinzt 1,700 for the same time last year. The’ to. Aa oi by sea tron Kighth street tothe Freach theatre lainipg papers of no value to any oue but ‘he owner, Un’ return o; which the finder will be en ltled to whatever mouey it contains, and rewarded besldee for tue ucuble, by apglying be.ore 9'o’clock A.M. ut 64 Kast Twenty- exghih street. gr meg ROUTH BOOK. THE FINDER WI 4 liberally rewarded by leaving it at No 61 sarrow tai receipts at ‘the ports bave reacted 3:614,909 ba'oa, againet 2,988,000 in 185, showing an increase of 646,000 bales, while the increase over 1866, for the same period, only amounts to avout 200,600 bales. Fiaio1s.—To Liverpool about 1,500 a 1,600 bales of cot- ton were engaged at 3s4.; 80 tierces beef at 38 ; 300 boxes cheere, by steamer, at 258. ; 50 bbis. spirits turpentine at 8s , and 200 tons logwood ‘at 118. To London, 60 oble. herbs at 158. ter tou measurement, and 100 bois. spirits turpentine at 8, There were rumors of @ stave charter or two, but we could not trace them. Hay —Saies of 1,400 bales were reported at 60s. 9 850. Bors —The merket coptinned firm, with sales of 39 0 GKOKGH DEVUE, ae sa ee SRM Oe Al O8T-ON THESDAY MORWING, IN TWENTIETH Li sieet, between Filth and sixth &yennes, or in Thirty. second street, bet: en broacway and Fitth avenue, a lady's containing @ smallsum of mon-y. she ly rewarded on returning it to 163 Water 40 Dales Jari year’s crop at ¥3 a 166. A CABEO BRACELET, (TBAEE FEMALE Ta0N was quiet aod sales uniinportant. We continue to heud+). the finder wil! be ibersily rewarded on leaving it quote at $23 50 a $24 per ton. wiih the owher, a 84 Lexington avenue, Linu. —bocerate sales of Rockland were reported at 650, aba at 726. for both sora, 1 —Cuba was steady, while gales were limited 150 bbls. Rood to prime New Oricans were mde le { Us? OR Mikhalb—TWO NOLES, ORAWN BY THO 4 as W kvana & Co, and dated Philadelphia, Febrisry 2, 1659, and March 5, 1849, eight months, for sizteen bucdred dollar and twenty cents exch ($1,60) 20), payable to thelr or der atthe Bapk of Norih *merica, were mailed to me at Phila- Gelphia on the 1/:b fost apd bave not been received all per. Bubs B16 couDODed No: to negotiate the same, payment of these notes baving heen stopped, EbWARD ©. BOGERT, 89 William street, SICLEN—-FROM MR6, HEMPSL'S HOUSE, TOMPK S vile, Staten Inland, June 2, oneal ‘ones —Sales of 300 bb's. spirits turpentine were mace at 462g. a 47c. , in merchantable and shipping order. Common rovin and crude turpentine were quiet and more or Jess vominal. Receipts, For week, Since \st inst. Since Jan 1. 5 gold ; Cruse turpentine, Dble... 8,639 4,629 47,181 | back, gid choin, stx tuble Spode marved Mia Le vere Spirits turpen:ine 8,407 9013 63)502 old penct! and other smaller articles, A Woeral reward 21,658 44,543 368/311 paid for the retarn oF recovery of the sain 435 435 86,719 —= Se turpentine, none; spirits tarpen. tine, 400,060 bbis, ; common rosin, 1.500 do ; tar, 6,000 do O18 —Sales of 8,000 gailone linseed were made at 60c. a refly at the latter figure, The Whalemen’s Ship- st of the 20th containg the followiog weekly notice ‘mente in New Bedford:—The market for oils nus been exceec ingly dull since our last, There have been no bank book. dc, ihe deder will receive he above reward by AV Dg ibrm atthe hasiern District Hotel, Gre: i Le or Sheree #. Bodine, . aiuteny a Traursctiooa in sperm. We hear of parties ofering #1 23 | 5 KEWARD—LO\K, ON WEDNESDAY, 2) INST, A 8 $180, but holoera are not willing to sol at thoso prices, | 1, fawn co! allen, grea igre £0. 88 480.2 COO ae Eee nie Boia — 160 bb 1B at 460., 100 | had'a green loner coltar Secund War weeks ode tas 0. c » £60 do. at 860, per gallon, and 200 bbis.’ata | name ‘ut Senay soy . Pasids if person leaving ihe sarae at 36) Pasiti treet, Brookiyn, will recaive the shove reward and tue thanks of the owner. $1 KEWAKD.—LOGT, ON THE 1808 INSEL, AT FORT Wasbiogton, a small black and van terrier slut, with a wbke spoton her brevet sbout the size of # ten cent piers Wioever will return her t the coraer of Twenty-sereoth *ueet od Fourth avenne, at Studley's express oflice, will re- ceive the above reward. $15 REWARD—FOR THE RECOVERY OF A LITTLE biack und ten terrier slut with cropyed e4ra and tail; sizayed from the prem’vea of the subscai rer ast Ties day night! price bot tranepized, PRovisions.—vork—The market cloeed without change of moment in prices, with sales of about 15,000 byls., in- cluding new mers at $16 60, and prime at $:3 75 a $13 8736; thin megs at $16 76. a$17, prime moes at $17 4 $16, and Clear do, at $18 75.4 $19. BeB was in mode rate demand, whilc eales embraced about 300 a 400 b aia, including country prime at $6 & $7, mess do, at $3 a $9 25, and repacked at $13 25. Prime meas, with beof home, were quiet and nominal. Cut meats were heavy; Falce Of abont 160 hhos, and tierces were reported at 6390. @ 6%4C. for dry ehoniders, and at 7K%c. w 8c. for is LAO On & red leatier eoilar, with name and address. oy gan eF atent tne ead ba eel iene bird “Tree SOHS RK. HAO WET, 29 Bast Twenty fourth alrect, bf 00 wbi ere 0. <= 11446. Batter and cheose were heavy, but prices wore $2() 8 —LOBT OR BTOLEN, A $0) BOND OW unchanged. Abe city of t, lows, No. 65. All peraons $2 capt. The best cattle were selected, and the most of then 100 commanded about 10}4c, a llc. per pound, with = few ++ 625 ars, ecattering salcs at avout the outside price, The offerlage § turp.,bbis.. 200 $4,216 Roein....... Were only fairieh. taken as an average, but there wero 200 260 nevertheless geveral droves which wou.d bear favoray'c Tot seeseesssacsscesesseesececeeerses BLEjl6s | COMPAri€On to any heretofore received. The attendance ly Side wes iarger than wo have seen for a Brest while, and were ae = was much disappointment manifested in consequence of Carriages... 4 8819 Homsbalr, bis, 6) $1,000 | the retusal of brokere.und owners to. accept of any me Giauaeaels 9. smo cone el 85) | terial decline, Some of them, however, said they were Woo wales. 4 "390 M. tov’e 1 1ba.3,0)7 welling at half a cent deciive on last we '8 prices, but as Shorten Sos 3 me. ete ee general thing prices did not vary from previous quota Bale? 10,398 Tobacco, een, 17 tone. | There were oa sale at the Washington drove yard (ig cn le a 2.720 bead, and at all the yards 2.893 head of beef cattle, 20737 Ac ot haebge 298 446 coms’ apd calves, and 8,033 aheep and lambda, 2°90 Naptha, bis. 72 ageinst 3,542 bead of beef cattle, 217 cows and calv®s, cy tea an 10,142 sheep und Iamos last week—rhowing an increass Wh. tt f 0 1 P. 5 of 20 cows and calves, and adecrense of 449 heat of Sele. Up. bbie 420 8,677 Bark, bags... 419 beef cattle, 104 veal calves, and 1,210 sh Ta! ow, be..60,067 5,072 Bark; bhas... 6 poate ribet Reval lsc Sede erie Ou cake ten y 13 "3 0 , F The receipts of bee cattle at the Forty fourth street yard: Cotton, Balen, 263 (17,678 ‘Tolal Prrerre were brought i ng fo'lowe:—825 by Ere Railroad, 1 , bales. 67 seseeerevees 899,027 | by Hudson River Railroad, 23 by Harlem Railro ah LONDONDERRY. 587 by the North river boats; 335 head came Zrom New SVE sees sess eeeeseeeseeneeseseeess 118,500 $1,440 | York, 669.0 from Ubio, 183 Jo. from Indiana, 865 do. MRITIGH NORTE AMMNICAN COLONIES, from mois, 651 co. from Kentucky, $0 do. from lows, 17 Flour, bble..3 $19,433 Fiuid, bois... 16 $423 | do. from Copnecticut, and 49 do. from Michigan. The de- 166 Sugar... * 20 360 | Mand w trifle more active in the afteruoon, and it 18 208 Tonaces, bxs. 185 2,535 | likely but few wero left uneold. At Borgen Hull’ the sales 1,708 Lard, Iba... -1,208 162 | Teacbed about 160 head, and prices ranged as below. At 1;200 Tovatc,thds.” 8 1,037 | theother city yards there was but a emall number of beef 380 Bread, pegs,. 130 "585 | cattle offered, and they were readily disposed of at our quo- 274 Hay, bales... 100 995 | tations annexed -— 1 Batter, ibs.i6,602 2,403 | _ The total receipts nt all the yards for tho week and last sevsevve, 216 2,762 Cde turp.bbis.’ 6 *"23 | week were as follows Mif.teb’co.1bs 1,458 230 Pitch .., 80 Washington Yard. Browning's. Chamberlin’s. O'Brien's Corngacal,bbis.131 666 Tar 244 | This week,... 2,729 oL nm 42 Leather sien, 4 20 Oil clothing os Joy | Last week... 3.170 19 6s 26 Ubamp'ne,bks 40 293 Miscellancous, — 380 PRICES. Coffee, bage.. 60 1,267 —_—— ‘ERP CATT. TOL... csscersesceccssesseeccersecsecceeees $41,208 | Fret quality, per 100 Ibs. 0 a $1100 sive. Ordinary to good, 10 26 Coton, baloe.2,109 $198,466 Copper, casks. 29 95,341 | jummon Pe Beef, Bole... 19 a4 Silv. ware, ca. 2 uo — wii uniture,ce, 2 850 Bobaceo ..... bo ‘ Wire... 1 375 Povk, bbls... 100 1,850 | fi"Ht cuallty, par head. Dg esc i 9,470 Wem'gapp.ce. 1 31 | O'o'nsry to good. = 600 — Pi, asboe,bbie, 460 Total sccs ees, 04 8128,699 we BORDEAUK. First quality, per tb $526 4B. wtones,p23.1,005 $1,000 20,958 pots at Urdihary Ww good, Con soon ,, Lilerio* +» t “ Are Cantioued ayatoat ing the game, av payinent h t, and sales were limited, been wopped “hoabove rowned wil be paid on the aedvery SeGARS coubinicd frm, with sales of about 1,200 | of the boud to Batteries & ZOMAD LE pisos. 01,400 Dhde., inciuded in which were 600 hbds, to BD 6PAT Ks, of Quaberland, ML Rico at 6340. & 7e., 300 do, New Orieans at 6c. @ To New Yorx, June 11, 1859 $21 REWARD.—1LOST, Vite inst. in Wall we reet or 160 do, Texas nt p. t, and the remaioder consisted of . within the range of paainren ieee omdway, or left {ia wu 280 boxes ub Oe a Se. cus itua, a ams) letter pocketbook contajulag a letter or tw 1 Whirkay —sales of 150 bble, were made at 260. separa Mcrened to & Boston houve, snd some Fk CRACKERS Werd peilin; eket ren ot bivery, of uo valne put to the owner Tae $2 19 & $2 20 por Dox of | fuder wil) be il erally reware: by returning the game to 161 40 packs, 4 oot ) binteenth airee!, New York. SPLENDID ASSOR! TRAVEL, WITH SHAWLS & ENTIRE UIT AND ON BY BEEKMAN NT OF + De¥s8 GOODS, D B-SQUINGs TO’ MATOH, GOT UP a* eHORT NOTION, RY te ASONABLE TEaM4, & COMPANY, 478 BROADWAY, SHRIS—WR ARE NOW MAKING WovaR #EIRTS. Shire wiih pavent fastenings, 12 aprin, iL 31; 14 sprin, $1 £0 urd 17 springs for $2" Dealers supsiied. wih 9 eoriags for $8 per dozen; 12 springa, $11, and L je $4 per doses. 1. HARK. c Woven ekirt factory, 281 Spring atreet, near Hudson, SER, SEITE, PRIRTS, SKIRTS. Laciew’ superior steel ex:ersion okirts —The best quality and loweet possible prices. wnolesule anc retall Mme REsWs NY. Skirt Emporinm, $7) Broad: }, and 3%) Cane) street Ladies’ extension skir's wih six springs, 50 sprizgs 7£0. ;7eleven springs, $1; 20 springs, as low an dren’s skirts trom 1c. up. Ebi/e supporiera trom 250 to 50. # il the verious stylea aud quaiities of auiew coesper than can Bomibly ‘be sold ctewheue. Whoicaule and Fetal all sees LOAN OFFICES. Advancss MaDB TO ANY inet mveschen, Jewelry, eagure and goede of ail Windeee 5 or dougbt for cash, strloiiy private, in the rear Petal sore, 48, Charyesmaderue, ro JAOOSS, 107 Broadway, ATU, CHAMBERS fTREET, THR WEUL KNOWN Isaacs, auctioneer and comniisaion merchant, adeances Fioney,t0 any amount on diamonds, watches, ry, &0., oF the same bought, JOSKPH £. 16a AUS, auctioneer, No. 11 Chambers ttreet. A’ JACKSON 2 BORE. TO 4DVAAUB ON bE alee! diamonds, jewelry, ol . Gry goede, merchandise a: 1 property of every description o7 ybt and sold, SOukPE A, JAOBSON, auesoncar aad Sacker MP eed rect, ihres doors west Of Broadway, ie Ae MADE ON DIAMONDS, WATOUES, JEW- elry, &c , or bought for cash, at the oud establighea sore of L. JACOBS @ Ci it Broadway. strictly conidential and no loan office signe about the building, 381 Broadway. Ae NASSAU BTRRFT— A. HONIGMAN, DIAMOND ppweiry, 0, oF and general dealer, sdvavoes money on: iraichne them for tbe. bighest cael Gos bis private 0. 2. OMtice noure, B 10S: 0 ico, 66 Meseaa street, up room T J. H. BARRINGER’S 170 BROADWAY, BOOM 25, ARY AMOUNT ADVANCED ON MERCH ANDIGK, WATOBES, DIAMOY Ds, JEWELRY, PIANOS, ae, or wil buy the same, ‘The highest price paid for diamonds, AT THOMPHON 4 00.'8, BROKERS AND COMMIBECON me! Ni corner of Kos, A. BR. THOMPBUR, Auctioneer, ONEY 10 LOAN IN ANY AMOUNT GON DLAMONDS,, weiches, jewelry, sezere, merchandise or eollateral se. eurity of any tine, Terms moderate. Busines Ni, B.—The bighest prioe peta for old gold and allvar. GRIFFIN & O0.,77 Naaman street, room No. 4. & LAYOOCK er ites the Indies to ceil and examine her stock of gammey- Clothing tor themeelves and cbildrem Ladies! dresgos, bang 2 and robes mede ta the Intent stvle by a first dlase dressmaker Also eniting and anes, pinking, fluting, stitching and stam , And patwerns of all Kinds. at 844 Canal trvet, 188 Tl A. DORSEY, 6:3 BROADWAY, CORNER OF" Amity street, offers during this month the balance of her- inlan bonnets at cost price. miss D. feels assured thst her Donnets cannot be excelled for beauty of material and ele- gance of design, as she has spared no psice or crpease to #e- Chre mstock which will gratify ths most refiaed taste, and ena. ble her to anticipate a ready sale for tho balance on hand, to make way or new fall styles, NRWLY for extreme cases ot di fler, organic viorator and in: INVANTED INSTRUMENT frees, called into the enr aa not to be in th py roeptbl the napleasant 1 e er nny ka naoved. It sensation of ing noises in the head is eutirely re eflurda mate el to the deatest persons, and eaabies them to hear oistinctly at church and at public asaemh ive. Price £2 13a Merare BOLOMONS, opticians and anriete, 39 Albemarle eeroet Ficadilly West, opposite the York Hotel, London, Zng-