The New York Herald Newspaper, June 14, 1867, Page 9

- FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Tuurspar, June 13—6 P. M. Tho railway share market was somewhat variable but generally firm this morning, and in the afternoon it be- came dull, with a declining tendency. The “short” interest appears tobe light, many of the recent bears having turned bulls; but not a few influential houses ‘are throwing cold water on the bull movement in order that they may be enabled to buy stocks at lower prices than those now current. To this end there is a good deal of talk just now about a threatened reduction of rated of freight on the lines extending westward and ruinous competition generally, and prudent men are deterred thereby from buying stocks, not knowing how much fire may lio beneath the smoke, The leading railways are at present doing a rather light business; but in the event of the crops being abundant, as they promise to be, their freight traffic will be largely increased, and their earnings correspondingly augmented. Each road, too, having enough business of its own, will be leas likely than at present to enter into close competition with other lines, The absence of outside support is seriously against a steady rise; and next in importance to this is the fact that tho lead. fog bulls are financially weak. The monetary situation is in their favor, and so are the low prices at which many of the leading stocks are solling; but as speculation is confined almost entirely to the brokers and other professional speculators, what one makes an - other loses in the street, and there is vo fresh capital coming in to replenish exhausted coffera, The condition of monetary affairs in Europe continues to be reassuring, money, not only in England, but all over thé continent, being both cheap and abundant. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending May 29 shows a further increase of £753,215 in the bullion, making the reserve in both departments £20,417,283, against only £11,878,775 at the same time last year, and 215,838,491 in 1865. The bank rate is now two anda half per cent, At the same date in 1866 it was teu per cent, and at the same date in 1865 three and a half per cent. | The gold market was /steady, the range of the day having been from 137 to 137!4, with the closing trans- actions at 3P. M. at 13734. The volume of business was very light and speculation almost at a standstill. Loans were made without interest and at 2a 4 per cent for carrying, The steamer Deutschland took out $162,694 in specie, ‘The money market has been easy at six per cont, with exceptional transactions at seven on mixed collaterals, While on government coliaterais the invariable rate was six save in rare instances where balances were left with the feading dealers at five. There is a very moderate ‘amount of the best grade of commorcial paper offering and this is taken at 7a 734 per cent, with exceptions at 8. A Cincinnati journal of the 10th inst. says that money there continues to work close, owing to the de- ‘line of the currency balances at the banks, however, more than to any increase in the demand for loans, ‘whioh is moderate, and in keeping with the general duinéss of business. Money is being withdrawn to the country to pay for the wool crop, and until it flows back again currency is expected to be scarce, Good com- mercial paper is generally discounted at 9 a 10 per cent, the extreme rates being 8 a 12. At Chicago the money market is equally close and great caution is observed ” in discounting, a recent failure there having added to the distrust of credits, At the first regular board railway shares wore rather active, New York Central and Northwostern being the most largely dealt in, although they were weaker than the remainder of the list, The recent advance in Pacific ‘Mail was not fully sustained, undersales to realize. New York Central closed +4 lower than at the eame time yester- day ; Michigan Southern 3, Northwestern %, Pacific Mail +254, Boston Water Power 34, Quicksilver 13g, Canton %, Western Union Telegraph %. Hudson River was % higher, Reading %, Illinois Central 3, Cleveland and Pittsburg 3, Cleveland and Toledo 1%, Rock Island , Northwestern preterred 3;, Milwaukeo and St. Paul pre- forred 5, Alton and Terre Haute 2%, Ohioand Mississippi certificates 3. Government securities were firm, but Gull. Coupon sixes of 1881 and five-twenties of 1864 ‘advanced 3, and the new isso of 1865 and ten-forties 3M. North Carolina sixes (new) advanced 1%, and Ten- s({ednee ines (new) declined 1%. At the one o'clock open board. New York Cencral sold at 102; Erie, 60% a %; 2 Hudson River, 109; Michigan Southern, 68% ; Cleveland ting Pittsburg, 76 %; Cleveland and Toledo, 118: Rock Island, 90% a 91; Northwestern, 35%{; do. pre- ferred, 50% a %; Pacific Mall, 1383, a 139; Western Union Telegraph, 44%. At the second regular board the market was dull and generally lower. Erie closed § lower than at the first regular board; Reading %, Cleveland and Pittsburg %, Cleveland and Toledo 34, Northwestern proferred 5%, ‘Ohio and Mississppi certificates 34, Pacific Mail %, Quicksilver 3, Western Union Telegraph 3. New York Contrai was 3 higher, Rock Island 4. Government securities were firm. Coupon sixes of 1881 and five- twenties of 1864 advanced 3. Tennessee sixes (new) declined 34, and Missouri sixes advanced +. During the rest of the afternoon the market was quiet, and at a quarter to six o'clock the following quotations were current :—New York Central, 1023¢ @ 34; Erie, 603, 8 54; Roading, 1073¢ ® 34; Michigan Southern, 68} a % ; “Cleveland and Pittsburg, 763 a %; Rock Island, 90% 4; Fort Wayne, 9734 a 35; North Western, 35%¢ do, preferred, 505 a %; Ohio and Mississippi ceri! cates, 25.0 3{; Pacific Mail, 13934 a 140; Western Union “Telegraph, 4434 0 45. Government securities were steady at the close of ‘business and quoted thus:—1881 coupon, 11244 % ; five- twenties, coupon, 1862, 110 3; five-twenties, coupon, 1864, 106% a %; five-twonties, coupon, 1865, 107 a 3; five-twonties, coupon, 1865, new issue, 10034 a jg; ten- forties, coupon, 100 a 14; seven-thirty notes, first series, 10634 & % ; seven-thirty notes, second series, 105% a 7%; seven-thirty notes, third series, 105% a %. ‘We understand that the largest railway consolidation -ever attempted in this country is about to be consum- mated. Is embraces five or six corporations, whose lines extend from this centre to am extreme western point, and all the details ot the agreement have beon agreed upon. The arrangement is such as promiess to prove damaging to the interests of the railways running ‘westward who are not in the combination, and itis not improbable that they will be forced in self-defence to form a new consolidation among themselves, Such an arrangembnt as the one we refer to must have been in contemplation when the Pennsylvania Central Railway Company applied » the Legislature some months ago for an increase of Gapital, In the course of a fortnight further particulars may transpire publicly. ‘The foreign exchange market was quiet and firm. bills on England at sixty days were quoted at 110 a 81034 ; at three days, 1103¢ a 5%; commercial bills, ; bills on Paris, at sixty days, 6.12% 0 5.13%; public. At the first board Quarts Hiti closed 10c. higher ‘than at the same time yesterday, solling at $1 50; Con- solidated Gregory Gold 25¢., selling at $6 85. Lacrosse Gold sold at $1; New York Gold, 75c,; Rocky Moun- tain, 6c, At the second board Consolidated Gregory Gold closed 10c. lower than at the first regular board, selling at $6 75. Corydon was 100, higher, selling at 0. © Ee recetver of the First National Bank of New Or- feans has made his report, by which it appears that the total assets of the bank are $2,250,000, of which $400,000 are considered doubtfal and more than $600,000 es bad. The liabilities to individual depositors amount $998,000 and the indebtedness to the government is 4 $216,000, The liabilities of the directors as makers and endorsers of bills amount to $647,000. The circulation of tho bank is estimated at $180,000, Whats commen- tary this is upon the national banking system, and what ‘a fraud upon the public! Whore was the Comptroller of the Currency with bis examiners into the socounts of aational banks, to suffer such corruption as distinguished the maniigement of this institution? If we are not mis- taken there are meny euch loose screws smong the national banks of the country, ‘The receipts for customs and the reseipte, payments and balances at the Sub-Treasury in this city for the of the week have been as foliows:— Pan eET eth, iat Ee # a ‘The exports, exclusive of specie, from New York to foreign ports for the week ending June 11 and since the commencement of the year, compare as follows with ne ae i i ped od les sinc GH 26. ae $100,097,907 $87,221,328 The foreign imports at New York for the week, since January 1, 1867, and for the corresponding period of the pathiidaiaas anaes” enka General mdse MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS. lertrude (Br), Enoch, Rio Janeiro—De Vertu, Marah HF Colthirat (Br), Covert,’ Demarara—Davison & Miller & Houghton. ait w Wikmingiia tie) Moet oB—0 lox Williams (Br), Babin, Pictou—@ H Brig Tyro (Br), Laytou, Windsor, NeeGeeudall Cinphray ‘ES gd mers Macomber, Windsor—Peniston & - Bickmore, Fountain, Elizabethport—! i Bucklin, Boston —J 8 Ingrabam, ‘ent ude (Bi (Br), ‘Stuluroe, Harbor Island—J Catharine (Br), Atwaver, Bridgeport, Bier ap fell prions. ‘The sales Wutsxer. wna —Recel tinued quiet but firm, TELEGRAPHIC MARKET REPORTS. Anpres—Manerieip,—In Philadelphia, on Thureday, ay by the i. Mr. Claxton, rector of the Church > $f eee of New York, to Sane MANSVIELD, of the former place. ‘Milwaukee (Wis.) aad Canada Browy—Honros.. the bride’s mother, cin to Many E. ‘Moony, all of On Wednesday, June 12, at the by ‘Rev. Charies 8. ner to Euma J., daoghter , all of this city. \VIDS—SEACORD.—At New Rochelle, on Wednesday, | Bede aser teat hare 7, Davo F. Davipe to daughter of Darius Seac: Epor—Pirrs, —Ii at the residence of the bride, Mr. AUFIOR px, of Providence,to Miss Samal Brooklyn, residence ‘of West, Isaac Bs Brooklyn. No of > rida’s ‘8 15,247 298 1 Sitgaea Sune 2,119,385 mide, Sie, Cofice Maxia (Br), Roach, Li land red at $2 60 1 O1; mixed 5 the week... $3,590,539 Pevensie Guam wae oes pe, BD Doris Bt Stephee. a Since Jan. 1... .. $64,106,688. $136,688,721. $118, 601,587 ‘The commerce of New York from July 1 to date of SO of Re ea ree er Im mdse... 463 919 764,619 vom min rts mia Mahia eesti Prov Coe ihportoN L McCrea Peml Me—J Frye & Co. se te Burrato, N. ¥.. June 18, 1867. sears an, on BET yin’ of Ei ‘and Western tho clone. Oula julet; ‘Barley let, $18 for toner rine without asheis wheat, 135,000 ‘corn, fo cards. ag Wodbeoday, ape ro) Oregon, ‘rovidence—G N Stranaha: Schr Oak. Vallarra, lew Haven—Rackelt & Taylus. Stamford. Steamer Bileabeths Fowlet, Ballimore. Arri Stesmehin persite or J ee arate ri mca produce iaveTT—On cohen June 18; by the Rev. Dr. Weston, of St. John’s church, Join Gusset to Miss Saran H. Gaver, of Boston. )wywne— WESTER. —On Tuesday, June ‘en ‘THomas: Gwynne, — Dubiin, Ireland, to Mary ANN W! of Gnmta~Jounsor. On Thirsday, June 6, at the ~~ church in North Adams, Mass., b den, Frank W. Gi Many E., eldest daughier of 8. Johnson, Esq. Hawir—Elvxron, —In Brooklyn, on Thursd: Rev, H. M. Gallagher, at the residence of the Wittam M. Hawiey to Miss Ni my of Thomas Huxford, Esq., all of Waisroury (Conn.) American HasuaeChouwrei- ia Bs SALES AT THE WEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, ‘Thureday, June 13—10:30 A. M. 200 she 7s ed 88 Co. .b90 ww. Pronpatipvera, bound i: fanhatian,” hence uf 40 ke ei oeanrs Scotia, Heola, and eres from New Wark for Steamship Mississipp! mouth 30th, with mise and Had strong westerly gales t Di Bummer. Havre May 20, via Fal- Send ee to Jos J Comstock, mship Cimbria (Ham), ‘STrauthanne and 744 to iKuntiardt “ rit td ton, June 9, with wood, C1 yn, E. °. on Wednes- Ab the residence of the bride's parents, by manger ft R Wan Hexey Hasire to Miss daughter of John L. Cromwell, At New Brunswick, N. J., on ening, June 13, by the Rev. Mr, Lawrence, i, of New York, to Miss Atice J, Ar- PLRGATE, daughter of the late Lewis Applegate, of the Stoamainip ale yOlty, Tomlin, Washington and Aleran- iaucus Goatey, Boston. Newcastle. with mdse, to R heavy +h pn eosrgne et fore- 25, lon 489. spoke wh rm and 0 do wale o ol Euzanera 8, Dees ane a can be ascertained, was as foliows:—Wheat, 19,30) bushels; corn, 661,000 bushels; oats, 313,00) bushels: 337 bush xe aah ta, S13, rye, 38, us Ne ureday Mr. Gronor Hasse : ite 160 Nurragansett, with 180 bbla spe Bark Heimdall (Norw), railroad iron, to Funch, weather and stove bulwarks. Bark Alice Tainter, pre Fiour is quiet but unchanged. Ae seat ae anaes ee ind closed weak of closing at $1 80c. gloat ng at Veen ‘Se. a1 jranswick and Hightstown, N. J., papers please Ryo's dull aca, decline of 3e.; “les 1000 Cle & Pitts dthmg 74% 800 fann & St lat mg BL st (8a $1 10 for No. k St of NYork ai, isions are quiet, Mess Ue, e Gaitie are firmer, at $8°73 loge are active at a decline of ry Receip! bias OF Nour, 15,000 bushels 118,000 Dulels xy corn, 14.000 bui 3,000 bushels of ¢ eee 1,700 bushel Crvcnevarr, June 13, 1867. aaylour is quiet but unchanged, Wheat is in good demand; f 5,500 bushels winter at $220 Cor rejected, Nora ana $2.00 for No. 1- “Corn is active \t 70. mii Xo. i sold at $1.38 Oats nd tn fair demand al Se for No 1s Se. for held a shade firmers midalin 175 was offered but . lull and unchanged. Bacon isin fair demand at 9c. for shoulders, Uc. for aides, 1134c. for clear rib sides, 12¢¢. a 12%4e. rd hed at 12igo. a 12Mc, unchanged. Sener 137% selling. Mitw. double age ar mate ane dares with BLackmax, —At Rome, New York, on Thurs- day, June 18, at the fesidence of. Heman Keeler, Esq., by the Rev. H, L. M. Clark, Mr. Freperick KeeLer, of too Conn., to Mrs. Mary L. BLACKMAN, daughter Preston, Esq., of Candor, New York, No On Deg June 12, at the ride’ Fitzpatrick, Mr. Bunwaro ey Manny, of New York, to Miss Jour M, Wervexes, of Brooklyn, E. D. Dissrow.—On Weduestay, June 12, by the Rev, Joseph G. Symes, at the residence of the bride’: tathor, Cuarues A. Rocers, of New York, to ANNA Drsanow, daughter of H. 8. Disbrow, Esq., of Cranberry, Srocovicn—Parsoxs.—On Thursday, June 13, at the residence of the bride’s father, New Brunswick, N. J., D, Grorcr Stocovicn, of New , eldest daughter of William’ G. Par- —In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, June 12,8 ‘at the residence of the bride's brother-in-law, Robert N. Warburton, by the Rev. Carnes B. Startes, of Portland, Maine, to Jase Dor- cass ‘daughter of the late Emanuel Burton, H. M.S. No Eastern papers please Saaw—Toxey.—At ‘Aunie Sharp’ tity iat 11 24 ized Br bark Nearchus, of Sunderland; Colonist, 8 davs out from having that morning buried the captain, mate and one searnan sick.’ June 1, at 48520. lon 78, had a gule from eust for teu Nt Bark Sharston (BE). King, Helo Juuetro, 48 days, with cof jaracaibo May 13, and the bar 20th, with coffes, ike, to ‘waitin, Phelps &'Co.. Has had the on 8 days north of Hatteras, aud pera re 20,000 bushels of Martix—Wers' residence of the fee, to George F Bulle; Bark. sivas, Berry, meriean Coat Go: late gale trom N and NE nd a Poss on Cae g ays da: ‘ ark Glenwood, Moulton, Ponce, PR, 13 with sugar, &c, to F Alexandre & Son. es sag e: Bark G Vaimer (Br). Reynolds, Cardenas, 19 days, with Bark Joha Dwyer (ir), Hillman, § . b ou. eerto RE Duce eon cn Saboae 9 Cars with ee Brig Alpha (it). Wadman, Kingston, Ja. 30 days, with logwood, wo P I Nevius & Son. oases SEZEEE a RR 3 Sevens Had light winds and calms entre Passage ‘May 22, Kobert Smith, of Somerville, and was buried at sea, Siar (Bt), Green, Guauica, 17 days, with su- gar, to Morrison & Phelps, Brig Montrose, Peterson, Ponce, FR, \Gdaye, with sugar sitency, ‘Havana, 13 mh eS sugar, Baker, trom Havana for Havre. Brig Ethel Bolton oe wavis, Hi gar, wo HJ DeWolf & C by the Rev. E. Boggs, D York, to Lucy rs ‘spon, is peng cil a Ro. 1 gh" sks No, Ste. tor Ni ‘Corn 000 bbls. of flour, 11,000 bushels rot wheat, oo do. corn, Shipments, 2600 bite. our, 90,000 bushels wheat, 1,100 do. eee Ee Wheat igunseitied? H. H Morrell, Captain S rs Brig Althea (1°), aeeeE See a, 12days, with su- Brig John Shay (of Brookhaven), Nickerson. Matanzas, 12 giza, Williams, Cardenas, 18 days, with sugar, to R P ‘Brig Neva (Br), Bent, Trinidad, Cubs, 16 days, with sugar, ma, a, Sagua. 1 days, with sugar, Me company with Drig Edith, Brig Nellie Meta Ware, os ib days with mahog- any, &c, to Moss & Ward, inst, Br bi Colorado ng on. two miles north of San Antonio—a Bermuda, 8 days, with pro- _jorrison, Windsor, NS, 10 days, Antigua via St Thomas, 23 18 days, with sugar, to Lunt Bhi vone is dull. Flout double extra, $10 heat ia drmer, ot § ita, 70c. a ‘te. Spork, hy ait ‘at $ at tS. for shoulders, Stigar cured canv: Se, Louis, June 1,18. ta dull; st tra, $10; nee olen ot gtd ‘Harlot, on Wednesday June 12, at the residence of the bride, by the Re G. McKown, Cuanzs R. Suaw to Evia Ives TURSRY. rs 5 £000 NC aro y o new Miss ces Et ra $2990. Bacon is dull lear sides, 16%c. a 160. for ms; clear sides, the f 1280, Lard is heavy. Whiskey is ps tae a: Wednesday, June 12, at the D. Trenchard, U. 8.8. Navy — New York, by the Rev. Dr. Sparrow, Rev. Dupixr D, Suara to Many, daughter of the late John M. Barclay, of Philadelphia. ‘Travson—Lonn.—On Wednesday, June 12, at the resi- dence of the bride’s paronts, in Lordville, New York, by the Rev. D, M. Powell, J. Harry Timpson, of this city, to Marta A., youngest ec, to Miller 4 Houghtd Brig K Scoles (Br), residence of Captain 5. &c, to A Smithers & Co, Boston. ee soy araph. uiekal's Mining Go '¢ Mail SS Co.960 106) 100 HostouW Dower,b80 34 400 Pacitic Mail SS Go.. 13836 300 Cleve & Toieas i Lever rm Jane, Fmt ‘Si » ly oie Teannfactariae Ke Tobacco—Sales of 344 hide, 15; common to medium $3. Superting ae ee COMMERCIAL Tuorspar, June 13-6 P. M. Corrox.—Though the sales of yesterday were 1,000 bales leas than those «f the previous day, a fair business was con- summated, and the market ruled a shade firmer, holders generally having demanded 7c. for middling uplands. The bulk of the transactions, however, were at yesterday's prices, The market closed quiet but firm. We quote:— Brig Camilla oe Newman, Brig v Village & Belle le (Br rr sz. aera ti {tsw whiskey, free, $2 18 i 20. i tes Behr Ucean neem (Br), Jon day ea be elasace, eo G ising 8 ‘Small, Stevens, Havana, 18 days, with sugar, to Bene John Mosser, Rhodes, Matanzas, 12 days, with pine- che W EAlerinder, Bowdin, Cardenas, 8 days, with su- nese cus, Moss, Sierra Morena, 17 days, with mo Behr Carrie # Clark. Kehoe, Grand Cayman, with sugar, Sehr ‘A Hyer, Etheridge, Eleuthera, 6 days, with fruit, jpson, Jacksonville, 12 days. Schr #8 Potter vous, Key West, 14 Gays, with cotton, Co. Davis, Wilmington, NO, 8 days. Sehr WH Dewitt (not Depew, as before reported), from Blouthera, arrived last night via the Delaware Breakwater, nie ou Naturday and Bunda d part of the deck house Apnrax.—Many Canozing, younzest daughter of J. A. ee Jane Adrian, aged 2 years, 3 months aad Friends are respectfully requested to attend the funeral, on Saturday moraing, at ten o'clock, from No. 1867. & 23ige.; receipts, 38 Cotton is sh and nominal pes Seat lining; sales at 96c, a A NUISANCE IN. TENTH AVENUE. A large moeting of German citizens of the Twenty- second ward, residing in the vicinity of Tenth avenue, Fifty-third and Fifty-fourth streets, was held on Wed- nesday evening last at Goetz’s, in Fifty-third street, for the purpose of taking steps to secure the abolition of tho nuisance in Tenth avenue, between Fifty-third and Fifty- fourth streets, which is endangering the health of all those who live in that neighborhood. of is 1p, OF piece of marshy land filled with water, running from two sewerless streets and from the privics and stabies in the vicinity, that is continually emitting miasmatic vapors and impregnating the atmos- phere with noxious and unsavory ‘was presided over by Dr. R. Wallner, and eventuated in the passage of a series of resolutions of which the fol- Jowi te | is the substance: — Th Fg I ea ine peignnce Bighiy, ea fg by | Aronue Railroad 18 groun: damming u) the waier will make the nuisance still worse, and would increase sickness fn the neighborhood; that many per- sons doing ad tee on the Tenth avenue have been because of the of that the Metropoli- mmission, acting in conjunction with the Tenth Avenue Railroad Company, should take immediate ‘Measures to drain the marsh, by opening a sewer to run ifty-second street, between Nivth and Tenth avenues, to the North river; that the Health Commiss‘on is trifling with the lives and patting in jeopardy the business interests of this section of the Twenty-second ward, by reusing to abate the nuisance complained of, and that the deleteri- ous effect resulting from allowing it to remain fs eape- erally shown in the fact that thirty-four cases of cholera appeared in this immediate locality last summer. sPhtter directing a certitied copy of the resoiutions to be sent to the Health Commission by the secretary, the meeting adjourned. FAILURES IN CHICAGO. [From the Chicago Evening Journal, June 10.) The failure of William R. Stone, produce commission merchant, and rumors of failures on the part of others juce trade, excited considerable com- 8 and on Change to-day, and produce the leading moneyed institutions. Mr. Sto has been engaged in this city for a number of years in the commission business, and had succeeded in obtain- A Sng ya” Cope ie be shippers of pe rain, &e,, in Iowa, who greatly sur bis failure. A general yneut’ tor: the benefit C4 tana bg 1e assets $30,000, aa tthe abilities at $60,000, bu Assets are notes given for “short” differences in grain speculations, Mr, Stone attributes his failure to losses on country advances and short margins on grain opera- tions, and hopes to arrange matters with his creditors 30 he can resume business ere long. There is a feel- ing of general timidity in financial circles, and, altuough money is abundant for ail legitimate purposes, it is extremely difficalt to obtain except on first class ‘Collate erals, street. ‘Carmox,—At the residence of her daughter, Bripcer Carron, a native of the county Louth, Ireland, aged 72 years, ‘The friends and relatives are invited to attend the faneral, this prison) afternoon, at two o'clock. Cox.—On Wednesday, June. 12, dirs. AutvoaM Cor, in the 85th year of her age. Kelatives and friends of the, family are invited to ‘attend the funeral, from the residence of her son, Rev. D. B. Coo, D. D., 216 East Thirteenth street, this (Fri- day) afternoon, at three o'clock. ‘Cantwricnt,—At Sing Sing, on Wednesday, June 12, Gronar WittiaM (aRtWRIGHT, in the 821 year of his age. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to funeral, from his late residence, ow Saturday afternoon, at turee-o’ciock, Drauinc.—On Thursday morning, June hier of Samuel F. and Margaret two o'clock, from ihe residence of ber parents, a West Forty-eighth strvet, near Seventh Conn., on Wednesday, June OvFRE.—! ht, decided change. “Lord and 2.300 do. e: 89, to Spotord, ‘Til 4 declined from 10 to 20 cents, and were nomi- atively fow bazere: sellers willing to mset them, Dat were Ww ‘ paratively Indl: Dusiness ep dina® about 1Se. @ 25. lower, though neluding al notations annexed. demand and lower, ith sales of of our quotations. | For prices conttaued ‘vs hada very severe, Uth inst, in lat 399, lon. Of a vessel; uiso some puanising amd ‘4 seamnan’s cheat, aifforais was det odors. ‘The meeting Columbia, El Cid, Rebecca g@- FOR ADDITIONAL SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE, SKE ANOFHER PAGE, Steamships Deutschland, ‘Niagara. Driavo.—At Greenwich, 12, Lovisa A. Dxiano, in the 20ih year of her age, ‘The friends of the family and members of the Sixth Baptist church are invited to attend the funeral, it two o'clock, from the Second Congrezat onal church, Greenwich, Conn. DuyapaLe.—On Thursday, June 13, at Highland Falla, Huxurerra, only dauguter of Kiizabeth D, and the late Company (the owners of Marine Disasters. Bria Wareuts, Orr, from Now back to SW Pass June 7, 4 gone, rudder completel The captain thinks the Buia Levi Ste: uns, Stev Francisco, which put into Frovlncslowa, was leakl r hour in @ rough sea, The leak afhich wil be repaired ‘at Provincetown, and roceed on her voyage. She is a new brig oF 526 tons and 1s on her first voyage. Burg Mxpora, Allen. from New York for Aspinwall, was below Philadelphia AM 13th, dismasted. Gray, from New York June 1 for Port an forfolk AM 13th inst with loss of foretop. wr Oricans for, Havre, put braces disabled, and” leak was done on the Same, ten the he dling pool; of and from Roston for San ao rita flour (sacks and bbis. Beseunsaeae: SpereeeeDere a) eSBEEEREES @ seueneense Drysdaie, ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday moraing, a ten o'clock. ‘New Urleans papera please copy. Hypk.—On Wednesday, Jun child of Henry P and Eivira Hyde, Rolatives and friends of the family aro {avited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of ber parents, No. 9 Barrow street, this (Friday) afternoon, at oue o clock. —Un Thursday, June 13, Mavey F, Hei Mann, in his 44th year, ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his inate Forty-sixth street, corner of Ei day) afternoon, at haif past ov: wili be taken to Lutheran Cemotery for interment. Moorx,—On Wednesday, June 12, Mary Moons, aged Corn meal, Bran: at an oblique angle trom =the market tor rime No. 2 Milw. was nom:nal at $2 Wa $2 2p, the sates were sou: 10,000 bushels, in small Jovm at ket 2, Evma Jane, only t ny aifording mo criterion w' the market. ihe pOpeMntOn at Opeued auil and heavy and lower wader lar heavy receipts, but buyers took hold free and & large business was wise trade and for shipment to nurope; the market ela ing strong at about 3 cents above the lowest 1 v4 for spre 4 Prinos; pas lato Sour Kariz Raxaxn (of New Haven), Betsworth, 6 days rgetown, DC. for Hudson with coal, mornin, a Sth off ureat Egg Harbor took a he: ai at ly A M, se pe bearing 8&, with «lot of pine a load. residence No. 553 enth avenue, this (Fri- o'clock, The remains 20 es some vessel lost deck wrecked stuff and yelloe pine time oa bearing NNW, dist $ mi 1d, part of her stera out ol sound, ‘The markei t water; mo masis to Goun Braces. Parsons, at Charleston from m the Fan Suoul, experienced a soutbera ‘away the head of the mainmast. Soun Lizzie Tavior, Corson, from Lynn for Philadelphia went auhore at Nagshead on Sunday night last, ‘The w: tg sehr Meteor is hear to assist her, Sou Umiow, from Calais for ware Breakwater Lth {ust with loss of deck and galley, sails split and other dat Sone Persnsox (Br) and three a three shore 6 Cape Henry nignt of the Oi nek Scun Messexaee, Dean, of and from Taunton for Now York, sprung foremast in’ beati bay and would proceed to New London to procure a new one, Scna Rising Sux, from Nowbern, NO, for New Haven, put into Norfolk 11th inst with loss of some of her sails, &c. Scnn Pas, from, Cle into Fee will have (0 discharge 10 repali pinay set and a ears, Her {rend and those of her son, Samuel Moore, are invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, @ one o'clock, from No, 224 Sixth avenue, ‘MoG —On Wednesday, Ganniry, native of county Ty eure, 7erhe relatives and friends are invited to attend the late residence, No. 118 Portiand ave. nue, Brooklyn, and thence to Flatbush for interment, this’ (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock. pare Dies pores copy. blow, in winch cai june 12, Bernarn Mc- 3 Baltimore, was at the Dela- load of laths assignment, for the editors, was made this morning are ane placed at june 12, aged 85 idow of Michael mily, and those months and 10 days, ro O’Cunnor, of Eyrecourt, county Gal: ‘The friends and acquainiauces of th of her sons, Thomas and Patrick, are invited to attend the faneral, t's # (Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from the residence of ber son Thomas, No. 260 East Ninth Westchester county, N. ¥., oegns for New York, which put street, near First aven Poasuny,—At Peekskill, on Thursday, June 13, Saran H,, wife of Hiram Exq., aged 39 years, 1 month and 27 days. KY 13, Breet, only child of James and Catharine Ryan, aged 10 mouths and 11 faneral will take place on Saturday afternoon. at ‘clock, from the residence of her parents, No. 259 East Fourteenth street, Ali frieads of the (amliy are in- Seuno.—On Wednesday morning, June 12, Enten ge wife of Jacob L, Sebring, im the 49th year of her ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also the mem- -A derelict deal of water ret hold, wi Tot brosght Isto thys bay. ianded consists of iron, eartheaware. clay pipes nn: of lime. ‘The leak appears to bein found on board she proves to vollelal umber 3 loaded at Glasgow {Th Boston, a trom Lam! ‘the yorial ot ber sary THE WEEKLY HERALD. The Cheapest Newspaper and Best Literary Journal in the Country. The Warxty Hrnaco for the present week, now ready, Contains the concluding part of the interesting story tevideo, acoing their distress, took the men on le and Madeira, where the master remained, the rest of the crew being sen’ home by the i Mincellnneons. RW Albert, Esq, the obliging and geatlemanly purser of the steamship Morro Castle, from Havana, has our thanks for the prompt delivery of our files ad despatches, The ram Duaberberg passed in the East River yesterday er Holy Bes ™ Bean, » Reten Ya te Maribor. A.fxed white That wl Pe, sania from the Inland. after Sp ary Ea avtrday. Su Sune: i ir from al eawel ee wo an onder. The light is elevated aa feet above cogn In clear weather at & distance of ‘The light, when bearing between the ok ot tho Faas bashed ‘bar sate so often that directions can be given f ‘2 pilot landed ‘them at “THE FOUR ANNIVERSARIES.” Portrr—'Vexorance 19 Mive, Sait tue Lonp,’? written for the Weaaiy Herato by N. G. Sieraenn; “Barrie oF Lira,” “Tae Lerant's Grave," “Comport,”” It also contains :—The very Latest European News by the Cable up to the hour of publication, inciuding our Special Telegrams, detailing the Attempted Assassina- tion of the Czar of Russia in Paris, The Grand Reviow of Eighty Thousand French Troops on the Champs de Mars, the Coronation of Austra as the Soversigns this (Friday) pg ne at half-past one o'clock. ednesday morning, June 12, after a and sever i, Lyd A., wife of William years ani ape stir relatives and friends of the family, ly, also the mem- No, 69 F. and A. M., are invited |, from her late residence, 413 Tonth (Friday) morning,at ton o'clock, The tt be taken (0 }o Yonkers for interment. ry fms Ww morning, Jane 13, Mary Dcx- - lato Ste yf her uncles, John Payn Queene, ‘ices, at bey bad Twenty-eighth nik thle ii # Fe Hioains. 4 ‘The relati 5 bers of Naval Laurcurp—At San sehr of 194 tons, ow oth X 5 Emperor and Empress of Hungary, the Istest phases Situation, with full E 3 3 i i e mnt » enn level. 20 234 shor should be zs = iJ h n., on Wi Jane 1; ot eitved wife of ey it RE-EXAISITION OF THR LIGHT AT TUCRER’S BRACH LIGHTHOUSE, H f i aati NEW JERSEY. mtuated near the entrance to L Ly ve re-exhibited on and after the evening of June 20, Seta Seth ees jum in ise i anae fo lat 993018N, and lon AS Sits took, Whee DC, June 7, 1867. omen. low New Redford ih, oh ao Charles W ety isk # i # i. 2 ¥ | SHIPPING REw's Special Notice. a intended for the New Yout i? : = 3 ft a nus suould be ie PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 13, 1667. i | Cleared, Columbia, Barton, Havane—Atlantic Mail reste cr cat Cow Bay—B F Small 2 daye from NYork for Shanghae. - | alice for Aspinwall, cig Seranton, Wittiams, NYork (snd bark Chimborato, Addy, One. agree Duiveland, Plumer, for NYork, May Taarrivyd. Aristides. Brammerboo, i H i E (s), Harna, NYork; NYork; 28th, Seqhame rete Cat oa dos Oarl, ou a fngaweasuaren, sulle aaa Pe wo Avrns, ji 0 Fa in, pc Ot Me Abd-el-Kader, Nickerson; Jackson; At and FE sherwood Lecraw, for NY¥o tte eas ek ergeaut, aud Ti Cap May 2-Arrived, Stary Loring Valonciag © ° Hor- wGateers, Garant inne ship a teas, Noanesas, June 6—Arrived, bark Sancho Panss, Clapr Balla st, rig Ro Robin (Br), Rillman, Pierre Movens jth, % mM ear RRE, MSNA incur Saber, Bam ao Routh, MeMulien, NYock one (Ital), Onde or te and aid ai for 3 os at “siatide ct Uafi. fiagn cand ald doh for NYork), Ships Star, from Val cia for Cadiz, wrs towed thr: the 8 fad the Anna Camp, Deum ‘Drummond, from Valeucia for i May fe acrivea, Lone Star, Dyer, Rio pase diaran ay Arrived, Marcia C Day,,Chase, New Ore ns. Salied ‘2th, Cell ), Gleadell ‘ork. m port 20th, ships H fspeweti” Owen foe NYork Juno 16: Thos Dunham, Young, for do, Caravan, sSacmduck, for Canada, Wyman, for Cardif ond” Bast Indies; ¢ ecuines Tauren, for 3t John, bf Eldorado, well’ Med a Mar- - Day, Chase, unc; Robt Caldwi Taatian SHavans, June 3—Arrived. bark Clara Ann, Stinson, Bue- yres., oh Inane Rich, Bryant, NYork 7th, bark LP Stocker, Bil joston; brigs Agnes, Muller, Cardenas; of | Barry: Virden,, Solin, Caipanen, _ “ xRPOOL, May 3U—Arrived, Sumner, Norfolk, Tou, Willett, ‘Seranesiss doty etien, Hil, do. Fotos, wier, San Francisco: m, Dun wi mington; Chiltianyral on Pork! June 1, f° Sen Francisco; eon ork. Sailed 27th: Elieny Murphye soi daneck swap, Caroutias sit cpa _Sandfor, Bathinote: MeQuillan, Atezanalky eas. ie eto. ward, N ‘kas aoe dog Sonathan Chase, Chase, Phtiadsipha gchnhout aBthy, Tarif (2 Romy are Cape Horn, Beil, A & E Lovitt, Hatield, Boston; Nebras- Eee), Guard, ‘Noh: Imperial Smith, San Francisco; Great Western, Cunningham, NYork. Loxpox, May Si—Cleared, (udsou, Pratt, NYork, Ente hb, Wellington, 3! Boston, Maranzas, June 3 (corrected) rigs Geo Bura- ham, MeLella Baltimore; ath, Mary A’ Chuse, MeDonsid, Portland jennie Achorn. Achorn, NYork; 6h. ship Ida, Entye Paisano, ‘River Clyde; brigs Am Union, Sinith, Pht. ladelphia ; Wintield. a oe MAN; May Continental Gn. NYork: conn Waitth Tooker, Charleston ib, beg Memphis (Br), Sanford, NYork. Mayacourz, PR, May 3e—In port vid, heraa Water Witch, apie, for Baltimore, réady to commence J 3 Turull, tor New Haven, ldg; schr Bagaduce, Hae for Nowbary. 2—Entered out, MA. Alon, Browa, jowsington, Emery, NYor! Napies, May 24—Sailed, barks Emily & ‘Ada, Swavey, Tra panty St lair, Rolies, do. Qukxnstown, May '29—Arrived, Annie M Young, Bonse, Cardenas; Oriental, Nichoison, NYork; Slst, Cerelian, d Tiger, San Fraticlicd; June 1, Gaspee, Emerson, Callao, syFiai, Beurns. York; Calldue Hawes, Hawes, Pensacola, Coringa, Liverpool for N Yor! io dawaroy May 7—1n Port barka Haydn n (Lub), Stephen, and Lucie (Swe), Huttmai for NYork Iner (Br), Mat- thew. f ‘Lapwing, Benthally for Halumore 40; brig {outs (Prus), for Baltimore; aud olhiers unel Also in port suips Geo Griswold, Feneumt rom Cardiff, im distress; Oceaut Eagle, before reported sold—ey had been made to float success; sonic, Berry, repaired an tS ton, for Balti more, put back leaky; brig ely, rom Philadel- phia, Balled Stay 1, bark Flora, Kem} pbb ‘and put back "tht ,"brigs Milly (Prus), Kruib, NYork; so ada net (Swe), Engstr do. ico Fae oO. brig Mary EB Ladd (Br), Mur- Pid Joun, NB, Juno 11—- Arrived, Saige Canee (Br), Shew- Mialled th, a Nungu a be oN ‘Sousina, Liverpool. ied 9th, stp a Pring ceeetart ‘Aquilas, Useselli, NYork; ‘th izzie Troop, Newell Matile Mifka, NYork. ‘Thuxste, May 28—Arriv yi gees nea tonne te ets? deiphia, idg; Trius: Far! for NYor! Omuta. Toothaker, for do do; BH ‘tick, Hopkins, for whe, ie tase ere ad 5 jams, i, Bacon. digg wohre schrs £3) bolted Heather, for Philadelphia fea He Mine t Wigs Metabo. Nyork: Neponset ‘Tracy, Philadelphia ; 24, bark Lavina, Davis, Baltimore, brig J A Pierce, Ryder, NYork. ‘American Porte. ALEXANDRIA, June 12—Arrived, echr JW Taanaman, mente ia, Hort, Roby, New Haven; 3 Morgan, Davy, Jersey Ci BOSTON, J 12 arrived, schrs ME Henderson, Price, eri jume, Appleby, and Addie ’ Stimpson, timpson, NYor! \—Steamers Zenobt! Freeman, Rerurion city Glover ercerpbols Serta Enna P ilertians hong flan (Bi), Fuckers Jag. Cabs int bilingiam, eget 1. Howes, Philadel} Ker, Bal rr, do. ana it Purber, Goub, Georgetown, BOs oes, Ye Rae Prentiss Hobbs. rive brige ooh OMS Guanuabamo; JW Disco, Bone dout. BALTIMORE. Mira Leased ¢ Germania rash Uhrbrock, Bi \pareil, Buenos Ayres; Joba verpool; brig ¥, Bal Free aiop, Webber, Portland; Foster; J 4 Bromall, Dow ‘Sarah Hoffman, Hoifman; KE & ton, Hoeven, and. Minerva, Knight, rowel, Fall nit gee, Ketchum, Plymouth vie Weed Mork: Macy May saa Hammond, Provideues, Chariot rou Tana Parvere, and Baker, baa gs aivad Pl Pieseon ronda ae ZL. Fall iver, yristolfer, Pe aed Joba schra Lunt, i Pred . Robinson, NYork. srr ar brig AY Larrabee, Carlisle, Philadelphia; ure. ince. 12—Arriv Castoff, Kuowles, Elizabethport; otaer, Mehta, RY re CHARLESTON, Jane 10—Arrived, steainship Manhastan, ra Bergan, Parsoas, Boson, joven Bonne Huser, Beaufort. 80_-bound Wreck aad pes be Wclaarod~sebr 9.0 Evans, Hammond, NYork via Wilming, eOOUTON, june 7—Arrived, schr Wm 8 Doughten, Ta- ALVES Whitehurst, NYOPE. 5 Douanoy, ¥ Cleared—St Devt HOLMES HOLE, June Treatrived and sailed, sohre Lena Hume, Appleby. N¥ork for, Boston Hoa; Frask & Belve Elizabethport for do, "J Wi qw Bedford for mitts, ieabeti aon Ekrtenserson Gov Com au y ‘M_—Arrived. schrs Ann S Salter, Baker, Rliza- seen te Aeon: easier. Horon, Chilmart ¢ for Bos. Hupper. St Johuis, NB, for Philadel. TP miywine, Henderson; WG -Audenreld, Hewitts harp, Webb; SF Vani * vangn; Gow Burton, hu 3 Latde, ‘m Wallace, {ere sullen, ‘Alex Meaney nayee, ¥ Sleston, Bos: Philadety ‘Hall, Tilton, Fit _ ett ats ea i ‘ale Padi at Hall, Hockinnd for do, “INDIANO La, June ‘sailed, brig isola, West, NYork, NEw Oita, June 8—Arrived, ship Belgravia, Ori ower, Call, from Cardi; barks Cephas tom Boston! Bon Fils. Privat. from Bor: dea: Wapell Orr, for Havre, returned tn divtress; Orig = Belle, Morton, from Havat Ciearea-—Seaunships ‘ice ‘Cromwell, Vail, and Quick. N¥erk; 4 Kosa Boettcher (Pras), Sbult Bea Aa irae Ui cere it, Lal ved i : ual care Mary A it Ross, do; John Crooker, a. June 10—Arrived, brig C C Williams, Cox, lladolphia, put ia ihe naebor: soe “Ausie M Siteier k Ki ) — Boston, ‘evchum, 1 ed, sehr Yising Sun, Hartings, Newbern, NOy ations, Cleared, Br brig Rob Roy, Stephens, Falmouth, Pa - Ragle, Philadety VAriadne, Robinson, Budaborhport; Jas Sagler: ghee Philadel ‘Sail James Neilson, Hackett, Taunton for Phila- bat “PM Arrived, brig Ambrose Light, Hamor, Pomoa, PEW HAVEN, June If--Arrived, bark Cormwrante fund Signal tas wien Lh, wards, Sarah, elegy, ‘Chapiian PHILADELPHIA, i fe ot toe Chas —— Btevens, Li fearon ars Ea for rep Morning Light, Kdawardas, , and HA Weeks, Baxter, Poms bart Le rere Boron, Wee ir ‘Cranmer aa Bae Rr eos coat aes Hil rreeny ti tpn Crockett, and Water 0 =| ee Juve Arrived, schr a Scatter