The New York Herald Newspaper, May 19, 1860, Page 8

CIVILIZATION GOCLREE < TYNG ayo) oper DA. CHFSVER PROTRS 1KRX SPERCURS— BX we BE A ose PF TECORONIZATION KiEIO- { padile weellng of The edlored people of New York ep re and objects of he: African Civiliz ton Soetety, held Monday eve: ing at the Both (colored) eburch {a Suiivan street, near Prince Body of the duilding was densely Ol while a fow were preeent in the galleries, Mr. Powmns, on calling the meeting to order, sated that he, with a few friends, had engaged the room, and that there might be no diflicalty as to whom delonged, be would cai! upon the Rev. Mr. Ray, the pas tor of the chureb, to decide the matter, Rey. Mr. Ray, thos called upon, said that be had hired the charch to Mr. Powers avd bis friends for the purpose Of holding a public meeting to exprees opposition to the schemes of the African Civilization Society, The house, therefore, belonged to them, The following .ilcers were thea on motion ehosea to reeice over the meetiog —Presidemt, Mr. Rausom F fake: Vico Preailen’s, Mr. Stephen Myers, of Albany, Rey. Dr. Pennington; Secretary, Me. Joba W. Haoter Alter prayer by Key. Mr, Pemmington, the followiag recolutlons were prescnted — Resolved, Tost the deceptive character of the Now African Civilization Society manifests iteel/ ia the sane Manncr ts the deceptive character of our old enomy the American Colcnization Society has, which may de the fact that, though the constitutions of both soriet have been #0 worded as Mot to preeent promiucnily wi objectionable festure—that Laough voli s:celes prof that their onject is to bel the colored man. verte Dees the policy of both, asdeveloped, is to disparage his Position in this coowtry, with the view of induciog Lim to ‘omigrate to Africa Resolved, That we ar hriet nob opposed io the eivilizing and ‘ving Of -\‘rick, Wor 9 wa excouragement of the cultivation of tov, nor colored meu engaging io extereive commercial purguits; to all these we say God speed! We say to, enterprising men of all complexions, aid aod cogage therein, bat do not look to an exodus of the colored men of this country on account ‘of their complexion. Resolved, fnat slavery ie recngnizel by Whe laws of the coun this aoctety would have was go, and aga tresty bas jort been entered into on the part of the men froma this country semi-officially rola*ed W& the African Civilization Society, in which they pledge themselves, ov the part of the patty they represent, that the slaves of that country eball be by said party strictly respecte’, we cannot, unlees we are willing to de- ome copartners in the crime of slavery, bave anything Yo do with the society, or any such treaty made under its Buspices. Resolved—That in vpposing the society wo are net op peeing any individual thereof in his individual capacity; neverihelss, if any euch shall continue to remaia oa * Doard the fatal and perfidious bark, in the face of oar earnest entreaty to leave it becaase we need and would have them with us, they must, when truth and justice shall seuttle it, be swallowed up in the sea of cur people's Just inoignation. Resolved That a copy 0” these resolut'ons be forwarded to England, to Mr. Frederick Dovg!ss, as the geuuine sen- ments of the colored peop'e of this city Mr. Waits Browyn, of Boston, was the the President. As fer, he said, as be kn Wils meettog, it waa to exproes the truth. knew about the Africas Civilization Society, it was ia favor Bod, as far as he kuew, every whe & like lateution. He would accord all honorable motives tothe African Dut people sometimes deceived colored man go where he please: movement wat mate they bat aright to criticise it, hey bad a right to examine the objects of ths Afric Civilization Sooty, That society was bullt upon a ver aballow (oundation. What were the clalmsof th Qivitization Society? When men get up a co and they asked others te iske shares, the latte ® perfect right to know what wi fompany. Ho wok the proceedin, eburch a4 s fair fadication of what t Here was 2 society, having for iteobject to o ton in Africa. ag merely @ commercial, enterprise. (t was to build tself up at the exp why Another objection to the Society deaparage:i free colored isbor !n the Northe: ad heard on em'nest pa’ . Covever's y intendet ff the colored man at present was + @ Swonty yeare ago. [Voice—“ did not want to bold ‘up a fale This African Civilization Sockety was called the greatee! movement of the day by the speakers at the Cooper Ia Pitot». It war going to abol sh slavery; yet one of thom ers said that @ certain slavehoiter had laughot the antisiavery movement of thity yours @tanding. How was that sccloty to elevate tho Gendition of the African by the cultivation of oottod Still the frients of the anti-slavery movemont were prem Let them beware of the talse step taken The people throughout the United States did not pat thelr trast in it Its bobby of & negro nationality was the “harp ‘® thousand ge, from which crafty minsty. the harmon| yf the depizens of th's cotton g vernme: (Laugh fer.) That nationality could never be crystalized into = eoncrete resiity. (Applause) Mr. W. J, Warroxs was the next epeaker, ‘The present , be said, was one of investigation, of calm and per at inquiry. He alluceddo the manner in which new movemenia should be criticised. Te wae suere to oppose the Airican Civilivation Society, the success of which, if not put an end ould bring the most disastrous re Suite upon the Tot them look at the ton of the Africas Colonization Society of forty y Offre t the samme propositions Socte! f the present 7 ted that the c.lored man w. @ Country. His declaration then did not co: * profersions 1: Another one of them Paid at the Society did not contemplate @ completa exo dur of the colored people —only enough, « few. The So. ety was or'g'vate 1 Dy a colonization pelled by 00! pone, that bed cotton io lt. Who « Africa to build vp thelr negro pausaality Veaters. Were they golog to send th men that were sent to Liberia five years ago and bout whom the resi‘ente there sald they dil not want them, end for God's #ake to semi no mors ‘The African Civilization Society agmnmed the invincibility ef American prejcTice. The republican party came iat Being upoa the wing of Pavcboiding aggre . did not held to ite pripcipies it would pase “tituetr Plaise u Incide with | Re rbould de traitors to ther priv pies if mililons of their poople ma caains to go and pick cotter in Africa. (Laughter and app H> id not thick they whould desert these four my ane De takem wp lo defray (he expenses of the meotiag Wat peonies Would not do thet, Me hoped that thos: = who were present ai the last mec ing woo J con te the moet liberally, me they had been the cause Dreaking op that meeting ard neoresiteting the present Rev. Gansert tate tbat on the felt aroee ant be leave ‘Teceday) ereuing a mere would be Deid at Sbftoh churdh to rindieate the ooures + he African Civilastion Seely apd reply to the state Meo Gad arguments Adcuced on the preseus ovcaso.., afer shich be moved of towards ihe door to take his ware, when— ir GT Cowsrea arose aud sald that if the gonth pT ty reply to the arqunents on the * evening, b¢ ovght to remaie to beer the facts. (Iv Mr Goeverr thus arrceted, retired to bl frowt pew acd said that be hed noi retire! th Dat Decaose baring istely ariven from agick bed he fe’ Week ancl redeoes. the more eo that his lips were ehee! “—— eeent oonasen Wh He analyzed the connected = wit Me the the Erie remotot from ihe chtreh Rew. De. Tyog MeV otoee, Metnodiet re we very, cnly at one ade BO Compe trl to peme © jad) ton the whee” 4g Be Tyog. ot ihe same meeting, Bei aid he ‘“regarie! Ge Foptrre Maes ine as ieawpenaadie 0 the existence «f Gerery. the naied the law, jet wae dourd to obey and wee "Oe were to while on the statute Poot ase Ye sal conscience and the nation &, st tbe Conper Tartitate, eoki tbat a, if they are rejolesia y Oo0hd pow Srimiag ohyert —Woet soowty was there that hal - objec! lh mount bawe been the New York Cxto fee (Lotgber ) 4 ‘Face O Goehi Mr Pelhone eoggested tha’ Dowsre bed co doubt be bed written i. (Re- ve =There's & gentioman atmite ne ore ee (Beato te conteys! we Me Grizewioa “sosety war inet preyedior egeinet the old (ola) ererected with be Cheever, in whieh Connection with the Afri Tee mentone ) beur. j If the revo be : . FINANCIAL AND COMMERCI Farpay, May 18-6 P. M. The street was startled this morning by ramors that there wos something wrong in the books of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, and early in th noon it became generally known that Mc. Frederic Hofman, secretary of that company, and specially entrusted with charge of the stock ledger, had disappeared on Tuesday evening last, leaving his books ia some confusion, Mr. Ogden, of the Custom Honse, oad a clerk from the office of Howland & Aspinwall, were sent for yesterday morning, and directed to institute a thorough exami nation into the condition of the books. At the time we write, the result of their sorutioy bas not trans pired. The talk in the street is of course about “an over issne,’ the public being particularly sen itive on this point since the Schuyler affair, Ir si seems Coubtful, however, whether any over issue of consequence can have taken place, and It is quite likely that nothing more serious has occurred than some errors in the posting of the books. The reader will find below a communication from the company onthe subject. To morrow the recently declared dividend of ten per cent becomes paya- ble, and we are glad to find that the company pro pore to pay the dividend as announced—simply in- sisting that stockholders shall present their cet ficates when they come to claim their dividends. The following is the company’s statement: — Statement or mie Company. The unauthorized absence of the secretary of ‘his company rendering {t tmypoestble to complete a regyiar siock lies in tune for the payment of the dividend, ou the 19th inst , etockbolders will be required to present their certidcates when claiming payment of their dividends Ip rt of atockboblere, oul! certain ditore ‘Pp the record of the payment of the last ¢ividead resuil in loss to thie company, throngh negligenes or de sign on the part of the officer in question, bis friena have promised to make good such defcieacy, Gompeteut ed in the preparation of a new ult of thelr investigations will be be st poselble mowent. Meanwhile, itmay be proper to add that the discrepancies above mentioned consist in @ record im the dividend reovipt book kept by the secretary of 37,(50 shares (although ‘or éividenda have pot beea given to exch an ex it the capital stock was 36.610 shares Oa the d, the sum of $566,100 was spetially deposed ment f that dividend, and of this amount * that the onsh ecorities reported in the ba'auce sheet of May ve been carefully recounted and found oorr 7 WM. H. DAVIDGE, Presiden: Mart Steamer Co., New Youw, Moy 18, 1860 Mr. Hoffman, the missing secretary, is a young man whose character has always stood well in the street. He was bronght up by Gardner G. How- land, Sr., Esq., and enjoyed the confidence of that gentleman and his partners. He has never been suepected of speculating in stocks, or of living extravagantly. Bat for the unlucky fact of his dis appearance—which occurred immediately after he had heea directed by the president of the company to hand over the stock ledger to the cashier, in order that a list of stockholders might be prepared for the coming dividend day—the present snspicions would never have been aroused. His friends, who are wealthy, have already agreed to make good to the ccopany any amotnt of which he may have defrauded them. We notice no change in the money market to- dey. The brokers report, as before, extreme ease tent), wh other b for and the banks complain of very light offerings of paper. The rates are 5 per cent for call loans and ble name first class paper; for 4 a 6 months paper, of the highest grade, the rate is 6} a 64. The Sab-Treasury is doing a very light busi uses Today the receipts were $84,235, nearly ai of which was trom customs; the payments, $102,- 029; the balance this evening, 36,856,993. The exchange market was quiet today at yes- terday's quotations, to wit:—109j @ j for bankers’ sterling, and 109j 4] for mercantile names; for rancs 5.1244 133. The supply of mercantile bills is good, and the demand from the Importers quite Nght. The steamers of to-morrow have about half a million engaged, which may be increased to ££00,000 a $700,000 to-morrow morning. The following are the last quotations of sight ex hange on New York at the cities mentioned, the votations being in all cases for gold:— again to-day, the ‘Chief feature being, as yesterday, the flactaations in Pacific Mail. It opened at 93, rose to 44, clor ing at this price at this morning's board; then, on street rumors of an over issue, fell off to 874, closing in the afternoon at §8} bid, against 93§ yesterday. It will be seen thata very heavy disaster has al- ready been discounted. The decline siace yester- day morning is equal to a loss of 10 per cent—say £400,000. Pavama sympathized. It sold down to 155, closing at 135} bid, against 140 yesterday, ‘The Western shares were all rather dall- Rock Island advanced to 70 bid, on the report of the second week's earnings, which is better than was expected, namely—$3,369, against $16,412—inereare $9,957, But the other Western shares closed a shade lower than yestor- day. The Cleveland and Toledo earnings for the second week of May were $26,497, against $22,469 — increase $4,029, Erie shares declined to 21], then rajlied to 22, closing 21], against 23 at the close yoo terday. Central was also a fraction lower. The demand for railroad bonds was uanusaally active and better prices were obtained for almost all des criptions. The volume of business done to-day ia stocks as well as bonds was quite large, and the oateide purchasers were numerous. But for the uneasy feeling created by the Pacific Mail mys tery, the market would have been probably higher The following were the closing qnotations of the day:—Virginia 6's, 92447; Missoari 6's, 84) © j; Canton, 214 a 22; Cumberland Coal preferred, 148 |: Pacific Mail, 88}.a 89; New York Central, igaT; Brie, 212.422; Hudson River, 46} a 47}; llarlem, 13) a 7; do. preferred, 39j a 40; Reading, 42) af; Michigan Central, 484 0 9; Michigan South- roand Northern Indiana, 12a jo. guarantec?, 5a 4) Panama, 1964 a 156; Witnois Central, 61! a selena and Chicago, 64) @ 4; Cleveland and Teledo, 30; a}; Chicago aad Rock Istand, 70 a 4. ¥ ie only 1,708,000, againat $1,946,000 came Week Inet year, apd $762,000 same week of 1858; £0 that the eegregate importations since Jan. 1 are about $1,200,000 lees than they were to same date leat year. , and on the whole, notwithstanding the sacrifices which have occurred in eome branches of the trade, especially silks sod drees goods, it has been satisfactory to importers. The jobbers as a rule have dove un- commonly well. If tne importations are light for the fall trade a very good business will be done bat It {s probable that the importers will overdo it ‘The exchanges at the Dank Clearing House thir moroing were $22,127,444 35, and the balances $1,096,297 31, Fy the recent conversions of New Jersey Centra} Railroad second mortgage bonds into stock, under the privilege which expired April 90, the bonded debt hae beep redaced from $3,000,000 to $2,100,000; NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 1%, 1860—TRIPLE SHEET. a hirtiage wore Sra, at $C. & fc. 1 8,000, extinguished, and | 2€€0 do 34mg 89 180 ric RRason sik 21% | brown rheeticgs ard dite | —SEZUATIONS WANTED- FEMALES. . eee ans 0.000. | 100 ar RR istmig 9836 60 do. %.,... 20% | Bleached do. were unchanges. flandard Prone erlla | GESMs" GIRL WANTS & SITUATION .TO the stock increased from $2,500,000 to $5,030,000, ao3tmtg 80 50 Harlem RR pref, wore cold im advance of produciloa, capecany 40 ¢oebamberwork. (x!! at 250 8) zabeth at , near Vonaton, The stock and balance of mortgage bonds repre OMCREpclmsfod. B14 600 heading Lit, Fd pieces, for the China | ede, which eet Shee ob a ‘ay, there | S000 Mich 8924 mtg 47 400 do... Me. Bleached grode we quot at ve. and » | A SIWATICN WANTED—BY A PROTESTANT GIRL, sent the entire property of the company, ther €CCO Tl! Freeland bes 101 lege al6%e Other descriptions of cotton goods were | a chembermald and wasress, or taco0k and Isuadress not of sufficient alteration from previous quotations to re- at 62 5000 H &MIRR DAS 712 ne very tmall family, Call on Saturday aud My 2000 Cl & Tol SPbda 72 being no other debt. | Alay, top door. ewark apples to The return from the Bank of Englaad for the ‘The same remark app Ko tbe business img $a | nn Temand being fi OUSEEREPBR.—WANTED, si TION, BY A the ebief ‘emand deing for | FY roe ED. A SITOATION, iro apy detailed notice. cassimercs, eativets, jeune. week ending the 2d of May gives the following 8 chs Bark N York 104 gu stk. foreign gocds Was moderate, ane 3 fasbiouable aly les of drcas goods, iactudiog f i results, when compared with the previous peo pr ntl Fa aera dress ake, Bo "back sks wero rabies, wus the 0 ferred; refereace given. Apply ai 17 Bedford ot, mest Aeporite.........£6,871,098 Incroas , 2 . this line of goods waa moZerate, eS Caner depeate, 4 ans 233 Decrease -1,169,045 it Park Bear sn 31% boo = > Mibe auction ales during the week baye been on an ua ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPROPABLE YOUNG” Rest ...ccseeeeereresss G)224,701 Increase... 5,995 | 50 am Exehange Bit 100% important scale. _ Iwo dae ad ail’ Wect tanh st reece from het pines. | On the other side of the account: — 33 Fac MSBCe..bee 96 FAMILY MARKETING. 3 : Government securities, £9,728,948 The same as before, Ouber recurities 21,900,666 Decrease... £169,570 ‘The Nat of prices of family marketing articles remains 4 900, . , INUATION WANTED—| Ss pny e ‘BY AN AMBRIQAN WOMA: Notes anemployed..:... 6,346,505 Decresss... 440,900 the same, preity much ae on ba Saturday. Spriog vego- 4 Wallon: thowe or a = me fomly for enotto amo culation is £22,227,080, tables continee to come in rapidly :— ‘ ureinere wor Pe Gea, teloten The amount of notes in circulat —Sirtote steak, 1c. per Ib.; or bouse steak, ‘ard 26th at. To be seen from 8 o'clock im the morni: being an increase of £591,535; and the stock of Mane Ges wap ab ite, eu tea, tee, bee; bullion in both departments is £14,983,311, showing eorned beef, fc. 120. per Ib. i 9 d wi — uu v tb.; bind quarters, an increase of £196,191, when compared with the wena py “Petey ort wee preceding return. VEar.—Cutlets, 18¢ @ 200. per Ib.; fore quarters, 8c. a The movement in Erie securities in the London Me ; hind quarters, 120. ~ , dos; market continues without ioterrnption. The Lon- ane tae pl Wg Yer don Times of the 4th inst., received, reports 2 jo Ce. ber To roaitig pi i allgd hy = farther sdvance, especially in the shares, which tonguce, Tbe. Soc. each; lard, Itc. 8 1240" por iti, as chawmdermali aud plain sewer: would were held at 19:— Berm, Fusus, kc Orange couriy butter, 25s. a 900. | BAe! ff Ecoeraily useful required. Ost at Ti Boge ‘Siate (prime), 180 ; Weekera, 170.; cheese, Lo. Maryland 6 per ccrf, redeembadle Voeited States 6 per cent, red. 177 BOARD. 150 sheM 30k NI is 2b =e Fars SITUATION AS WET NO BY with h 4 MSo&Nfagu ek. 4 “ = 1 per lb.; broll- widow woman ‘n fro-h Dresat of a Vire nie State 6 per cent 0 Missouri 6° do. Pountry asp Game ‘Fowls, 3 3 oft, r 0 BkI'nCy W: ers, $1 a $1 25 per pair; turkeys, 1 ‘We. por Ib ; La Sppesrance; hse £9 objection to iravel to Criterae intpats ¢ hay) ft, Siienh Were Be, ‘Me. per ib ; equabs, $2 25 per teal ducks. mg » Call for two days at 120 Baat 20th ot., frat 7 ist gore eth Gates tae ceeenes! ae eens aaah poo nee te Peo vgi per pair: quaile, $1 5¢ per dozen; prairie chickens, 832. 2 ip ovck. wash end. ton, or would be'eitien te ae , 1] ; 1 per pair; Guwea fowls, 6240. per pair; partrifgee, the ge Bourse work of a small femily; no objestion to tacnibee baka 6 pus couh onus, 3000 ae 62a. a 78. per pair; equirreis, 2. u 125, euch; radvits, ‘the country for the eummer with 3 » ; eaanacny (0.CumCoaipre.beO 143 60 —do....230 1251; | 87¢. 8500. per pair; venison, 12c a 14>. per Ib.; Jersey | Prospect et, Preoklym, \] ag 1€6 Til Cen eer! Oy Tie ah, Tang | eae, Sh SS pee Comme; Werre cum, 6 0 per diac; 'ANTBD.—A SITUATION WANTED, BY A YOUNZ | 100 Gal &Cni Raid 644; | Culnes bens 2 per pairs wee gues, S00. oO. ‘woman, to do chamberwork snd waiting, or vlala sew- 150 0. 25 643, | rat Coste, C6. © Ye. par ib.; Sounders, be. ; eats 1 anil walllog, eneerstanda ber barrens pecteo Ir: baa Saree) pare . 200 Clev & Tol RR. 30s, pears’ reference from her leet pisce. Osil for two dave at N._ York Ceptral 6 per cent (sinking fand) *63 400 do... 2055 pickerel, 10s Weat 2b s ., between 6th and 7h ave., top ) frovt room. Bienen. iS dec Be | SA SEE, RRA | gyorreca smearon na cncar tay Do: $100 charts ces sas eeae.. 500 Chi R'Re'ie RR ju" | Perbundred: frost dab, te. per 1b.; shad, each, Bio. branches, tout, meal, jules eres and 8 ted care * Hoxay.— White clover, 2c. per Ib.; buckwheat, 140. & | Gress for two day 277 West 280 at . between 6th and 7th avs, 188. ; hive, Sc, 4 10.; strained, do. Pgs et Noemi Mee —! deat) 0; commen -A SITUATION AY HOUSEK! BY THE DRY GOODS TRADE. siti meaghtioes, bar eos e106 per wal. Deer: | WW Aakin re Tousat ms aoe moedie woomse The following is ® comparative statement of the impore eee ib 60 62.78 par Oa Call at at. Yt 1 d of foreign dry goods at the port of New York for the week futli ae. | WWAXTBD-A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG GIaL. 70 and since Jan. 1:— e shares. do & Rew! Apply st 146 8th av.. between 17th aad 15th ats, Phil per Do,6 cent, 1 For the week 1858. 1869. _ . 1860. ‘se. a hc. , d Entered at ibis port...8762,148 1,846,737 “1,702,845 | bunch; table celery, 120. per bunch, Do, $80 abares, : Thrown on markets... tela08 Msidti —1'sa0iess | Si per’ bbl; merrow bony Se A public meeting of the shareholders of the ii! nois Central Company was held at the London Tavern, in Bishopsgate street, on the 3d May, at which the London committee made a final re- port, and stated that the committee had received a communication from the Board in New York, de- clining its further recognition, a conclusion in which the committee concurred. The committee urge upon the directors to look more closely after the land department and the collection of interest, Since Jan. 1— potatoes, 5c. per Entered at this port $18,718,876 44,513,256 43,817,415 | Frcrr.—Westerm appies, Thrown on market. 28,824,883 45,406,(53 43,776,036 | mon, $2 £0 per Dbl.; red Py the above table it will bo seen that the entries vpring, $3; greenings and of goods at this port the past week, as well as the amount , thrown upon tbe market, were leas than those for the same period {m the two previous years. The aggregate, alace Jan. 1,18€0,are in excess of those in 1858, but under those for the same time in 1859, ihe annexed tabies give ‘ho classification of the goods entered for qremmmeptien, ‘hrown upon the market, warehoused and we from warehouse. goods entered for coasumption em. braced woollen fabrics to the value of $555,136; crttoa ———____ CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Fray, May 18—6 P. M. Asres.—The market was steady, with limited sales at old prices. and express a very decided opinion that the presi- ; alae \DSTT FS — Flour—The receipts of State and Western dent and a portion of the Board should reside in Ii- ] 20,8 $184,459) alll do, at $420,017; fax do, tt Sitar | brance were large and the market heavy, and closed for " “ ard mscell . at peee> BUUing VEeneyem common grades et 6c. per bbl. decline. The sales em- nois. The directors are advised of payments of Entered for Consumption. braced about 13,000 * more active at the con- nearly 10,000 shares in fall, making 48,200 shares Pigs. Value. Pigs, Value of a rE GIRL WANTED—ABOUT l¢ YEARS OLD, paid up, chiefly in freeland bonds; one-half of the + 196 $148,927 2 | Grwtkesme ct ethid be arent Oe $3,000,000 of freeland bonds are already provided » 25 78,355 615 ,. for, and as the call, payable on the 15th, in Lon- | $ A cay or conmiy. sa ed ibe. Seizures — don; will undoubtedly tend to farther settlement in 6 35 rahe EG caer pees aes a full, the company will not probably issue the whole i3 unmamem~;-,€.: $y of the ® per cent bonds for which proposals were : 3 FEMALE FRAOH WANTED TO-DAY—FOR THE iseved, and of which $150,000 have been sold. ee ——— | —Conadiun tour was ‘irreguiar while’ some’ grades were A, contr Pe, is eee eommaeie to The following are the footings of the last weekly «459 $450,877 omen. am po salen euibeoned about 900 bdis. (xy 85m | Ee desires to on —— ak citber a to seaatiat 4 ; r figure for extra brands. Rye was | Sesociuie statement of the New Orleans banks, compared 374 920,412 | Slavj ‘et our qeouonss wih cnles of 100, Doig, | comp wae nremeseemettoes ina cel A pets aee with the week previous:— 49 19,887 | Cornmeal was leas active, and prices were at for Dr. Miller. 120 36,841 | tations for Jersey and Brandywine, ‘wa gat rules. + 64 16,100 | Wheat was again heavy and from 23. to So. por bushel > ———— | lower. The calee were more active at the decline, « 507 $165,353 | and ‘the transscious fooled up about 69,000 Miscc!laneous— bushels, reported sold at $126 @ $127 for Muwau- Strawgoods 43 $15,053 | kee clud, and $118 for Chicago Corn :—Abdout F.& flowers 2 0 a SR ates ee ae Oe ‘The receipts at tide water of flour, wheat, corn eee A ‘varied much. eid and barley, for the second week of May, in 1860 The following statement from the circular of W. G. and 1559, have been as follows:— bey aaa TR grain Flour, bush. Wheat, bush. Ome. Barley, bush. Total.....0+ O87 Flour, Wheat, Mye, Corn, Oats, «7,100 10,bc0 490 8,200 | Siik— * — —-— Ula,” Yush. " bush.” bush Duash, eee 2 88,000 187,400 307,500 27,000 | Sub s......- 180 $222,757 Total...... 229 $85,651 | Canal...... 80,317 124017 262 422181 82,981 2,000 —— oe om ——— Ritboos..., 115 125,321 Railroad .. 18,388 3,187 200 18,238 401l | = Ma Increase. 31,860 176,600 354,100 13,800 Entered for Warchowwing. Oth sour's. 13,130 — — 6242 866 — | deremest The aggregates of the receipts of the above J Wool— ‘Cotton— Tots... 111838 1 a ieeeil $8301 2.000 JBLS WARTAD—TWO GIRLS, WHO UFDERSTARD =| articles so far, for the yeara 1860 and 1859, have ae. Se rnc oagggatoned —— Seo caperte of toa ob gia hom few York, tor ne Gv siete? end Reve bess fe Ge Caaten oom, been:— Total....... 388 08,505 | week ing May 16, were:—To Groat ' ee oy bbie. flour, 58,280 bushels wheat, $3,009 do. corn. ARGS WANTED—A WOMAN WHO THOROUGH: . | 1908. rene eRe Corn, beat, Berta teak, oie 4 2,097 roviscee and othor place, {1.003 Dols. four, 6,908 Live undermants Mer brane and tua wo oy "5 1860 2..244,160 209/300 402/500 43/160 i 428 | Ween ctbameneymengins eekamenee iateh, Frerrepost at. Brockiya, at CP. 3 bt ! “Tl m0 imo ©=— 304,900 800 — —— | Pile prices were unchanged. INSRS WANTED-FIVTEEN GOOD Increase 1,200 ‘14,200 204,900 Dee,.37,500 - Corrox.— The market was quite steaty, while the sles | A{TLINERS WANTED. ree eng Reducing the wheat to flour, the increase in the eS ae peymay nny 1,400 & 1,600 bla , closing oa the basis | ard 134 Divtalon oa. weasels gordo roan receipts of 1860 is equal to 26,040 barrels of flour. seamen, GO tee | EN RwS en Seen, ¥.0 | NURME WARTRO_ An EXPANTRRCED. AuERIO | The receipts at tide water of the principal arti Straw se 6 Meiie, and Tan fectly edoren Rwy Py rise | cles of produce, from the opening of the canals 3 us oad us toon enter wali waes west (o and including the Lith inst., have been as fo!- - 13%, «13 FY) epee weies ands pleasant” pei . haat 14 1834 1 Emebcheet appvum vee 1858. aT freights to ty were active an airmen . ments of about 75,000 to 80,00 bushels, | ArURSH WaNTED-—A GMART, TIDY YounG ciety, || alk apd bege, at 7d. and at 7 Netgear iP vests ‘lh 19 ke re ot ong Apply 47 stay vosnn n. BSE WANTED ONE WO 18 A GOOD WASHER a a irocthya. ceneeediotall =D—TO 1 GMIRT Hanre Wanren- SOF IN THE Fac. mae aire warreae = 0, Foss Is TAR SHO! ‘ork snd goa! p:icer paid. apply st Loci & Beasardre, Co The earnings of the Galena and Chicago road the second week of May are as follows:— bg —THREE OR FOUR FALESWOURN for Soe ae age and siraw good, & KINZRY, 223 Sb ave. AN AMERICAN OR J. ‘OMAN, Wve saa rom. Apply st aig Went Dd an * atp.t exer Crota.—A sale of 600 bbls. was made in Boston At 1dje. & 14 6., lees 8 per cent. ‘Hupme —Tbe market bes the th 2b ye. to WA27FD-4 GERWAN On eMaitaN Gimt, To trade will descriplicn, and wo dou! 43 Mr, °F Hale aN Broome ele ike towel, cot tae AES = and b te at 25,0. a We , #ix months, 1,000 a res , x me a fe Greseeat te pis meowtenr Sneed stamoroa a2? Ko., ORTED -B WOSse, Sep BS Jia Rive Increase saan fens | at ate, am 12000 Peru at ioe! @ 00, ait peat a ren . PETC ats isi $5,061 | mouths, 1,000 Geateal ‘arrived a! 2240 8 2'0.” nee seit —-—— | moni! TED HOTEL. uw It in stated sembofficlally that the receipts of the ets...,..csscsessssssssssesst 008. SIAAI;—0D | VTRURtNR —The demand thio week hes been very light ® the pent of Fefesoces wal be Erie road for the first half of this month are about | winaraws trom warehouo— and prises may be sald to favor buyers. Ths receipla | APPlY MCS) $70,000 in excess of the same period last year. $37,022 | Dave we ages gen yo gd poe MoLassrs was quiet, Fqually favorable estimates of the earnings of the Central are talked of and credited. The Cincinnati (/azettc “says of the Indianapolis apd Cincinnati road:— That the earniegs for the firet week in qc ond alee were Nght and ee ee show an in crease of between $2,000 and $7 560 over correspond. ing week last year, and that the second will do even The following is the Pittsburg Bank statement for the week ending May 12:— ee ts bef Objo, and abe wo COLOSED CO@K, TIDY It niet . 0. for State. oma) Scoans —The market was active and sRooogh indy Po tive demand, while prices witbin the 1p eno 5 a ay Sovions woes te } ane af ~ ' —- recest s jon. 0 wales footed a cm Sasnike magsslene ote nicer aeee oS ene pe Misael $2,011,205 1,088,501 7.000.107 1,990,810 | Beant. i508 The for grovery, grades. ‘Sake'el' tee Gane, ae . Laat weck.... 1,905,063 114411938 7)2968.761 1,918 (507 and 4,200 bags Brazil were mate at pt r = —_ cane Seasct. - an UNDE 0 cours. & —.. oF 2 82 ie ae ry Qyared ts hoghente Renton ot sian a The eee elm LA ay Twereate. . — 626% — 22,70 | Beeb s Havana a! Sc. a 330.° 54 canes Beedieal at fo IMATELY—GOOD DREAM K The Marristarg Patriot of May 17 says:— Danish 10 ‘Woot —Sales tines our last, 70 bales Cal Aa Bleeokar Aes 1a Tourn the ines We vt leretand that the Supreme Cour Tota! ry Santer | RB, {o_line sh4 pulled, ab 100, 0 S60. six mouth io ovr ety, has agued @ now rule upon the rluority of ta» puters’ we UOT | Fecbed the merkah Tenet? end Iie. 9 130 ter te. TABLE fe ect Gouuell of Fttebarg, fo bow cous Wey tuey shouts | PAROS Too market generaily’ im botter, but prices do RRIPEOTABL® PROTEST ANE FOUNG rot be attached for retomng to coacnt with, Uoeir fellow. Saray CN boaters meee ne ae wou Rave tom Seoer a im the imporition of a tax upon the peop!s. This is @ con The Page of the | mostly with dealers whose operation? are private. In fraveree, we suppose, of ths refagal - ths Common Coat. fe] l-- W #, ely ty —— otber kinds of Comestic not ecumorated there i# very clap agree with inajor'iy of the other body, and or | reo Mdde States, Magy to reper, encent A dall market the reventmoent which 's probably insreutnd ae the dit | Weg red Ley of ~ Ge, "—ygeadhwatheres cou hag COLORED GIRL. 79 DO os foldera,. Ae to the Ooatace Ovusclls h seems: that oe ocuand wan "ators g Fopplics to moe! the Ai ale, | ey ol elt Sure Et ear ta thing bas Iwen done excep! {> coatinue “the eee rane aes Scat ntl rely enenge! | SETOATIONS WANTED—FEMALRS. Been 6 stead tom oa their cace wnt! tho 20th lat Tast. wo onderant, fe | 1 e importations have essamed | AA nn aw ene tee ARRAN Fadatits West ae o About the Inet day of the Hirrieburs term, aod will're | TOURS LaDy LASELS ARMiVaD PEGE LOR SOR. zy Sten a adjourning the wacic case eventually or aioe ms ART, TIDY Gi For QEN ERA be abl The Philadelphia Bulletin of last evening says: — ire ‘Gci‘emte netrenr E focey tee A A} or —.- 7 ARTRD—A PROTRSTANT GIRL, ABOTA\ 410 . ya te r WSS remain eee rout \ > aaa. ademas ym rare, ond there Wal OS peas (eeneweed ta vier | of t~—~{ nb TANTED-A GRRMA, ENGLISH OR SOOTOR YOUNG New York. But there wit also be deicgatee toe Peery fof \ntereat xs W rene: ay apply for two dayna Oo Weal Fulten, Somerset and perhaos other cov stirs of Peoney! | & be arms againat y rane. ‘he sesigr of the New Yorkers, who have now @ & Wore coh 0 0 pase t would couse an im me veene ba Re A direct ine of throug” A Jeatown and to | Menee importation of forecn gools of all kinds, Oar wo ot RD—OLO, M ane stm Harveborg, 11 to Dulid a railroat ovenectiog wiih the | warebourcs would become cocroouly pamed wie t} a nm ke tome rise at and alan & lade ern adie of superiateadiog ime fang ey Shermans vasr, erry feqeint poopeaed coange to tes baher tes. Tosse | C—O | Be ac fectoring of shawls, cicake aud ‘No cners county, to Bornt Cabine, Fultoa county, theac: equewt revence laws Wierks J thrngh Redford and. Somereot to Conn Ne, of some | Sberttle Commerce! rovtier a ee hen int on the Gennelisviile road. We are not informed weak, The dette of the route The deuge 1 toner mba pe A anyon tree tae ee Snows toe Yee brow them npn t vntrolied ‘Fioctary to New York ipitaramis -ANTED—A GOID COOK, WASHER , W. tivo. @ young eel ne wollen he. Aoely at iso Week WANs WO 9001 from 10 to 5 0 cldek, rhe seas eugee * A PRIVATE FaMiny, G00) seas to ¢o eral pe 1] ® baby and to do pl eed AYTRES | WANTED " ed ont so= spp yat Seeess: See Rae