The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-15
Our Philadelphia Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA, June II, 1919.
More Rotsdyism-A Land Puate-Markcts, StocA

PHILADELPHIA, June IL, 1849.
More Rotsdyisn-A Land Puate-Martcts, Stock
Sales, &c.
Moyamensing was the scene of desperate fight
last evening, between two clubs of rowdes, one of
which belonged the southwestern section of the
city lOne of these organizations, called "Stingers,
was paradng through Moyamensing with music, az
customary with them just prior to the 18th of July,
while mastering up their forces for the annual ex-
cursion on that day. The other gang, called the
"Wayne-towners," groaned,the SINGERS, the latter
hurraed and finally assault with firearms bricks
was the result The battle commenced about half
past o'clock, and lasted until 10 o'clock Though
eighteen or twenty shots fired, 1t believed
that nobody was seriously hurt. Report, however,
states that girl was shot in the arm by of the
chance balls.
a fellow, calling himself John Jones, was adj
mtted to the hospital, few days since, with his
hand shattered, as he said, by the accidental dis
charge Of his gun near Gray's ferry. 1t now turns
out that he shot by the captain of a vessel, on
the Schuylkill, while on a regular plratcal cxcur-
sion with the gang of Schuylkill Rangers, having
having warned the gang to retreat, without effect,
he fired, and the fellow now in the hospital re-
ceived the contents of the gun In his hand and
wrist.
any effect upon the market There more enquiry
for -four, and 1000 to 1900 bbs. common brands sold
i
prices ranged from 81 62s to So rs. Rye -four is sta
tionary, at SO S7s and meal at 50 rs Sales Of
prime red wheat at 102 to 1o3 cts and white at los
to 100 cts Rye at 81 cts. Corn Is in good demand,
with prices firm at go cts.in store, and 81 Il cts aaoat,
for yellow Oats 3l1s 321s cts, and 33 to "a for
Pennsylvania Whskcy is in demand at II cts for
hhds. and bbls
Annexed the stock sales First Bo1rd-$5 900
Nav. 6s '6S. 541s 100 Grard 1919 200 do, 1879 8
Mech. Blk, 27.s IL Penn. gk ia; so Morris, b5 9s;
50 OQp State SIS, b, So7S $4,000 do. s9h $4,000 do
s9sl; 81 600 do, 500 $1,000 CHINA SIS, 's7 90 100
Reading, b5, 1913 5000 Pittsburg 6's, NH Ok
$1,000 do. do, Ola $500 Wilmington 6's 9oH $4,000
Nav. 6's, 543I 200 do 544 100 Wilm'n RR., b5,
27A Schuylkill Bank, "a 1925 Chesapeake &
Delaware 6's, 'o7, 30 Sill Navigation Interest, Sc
$1,000 Nav G's 54I; $4,000 State SIS, b5 s9%; $4,000
do, s9M; 1000 do, so So 900 do ,s9'i Mechanics
Bank ga; 500 Lehigh Mortgage IS; so Union Ca
nal ia; $4,000 Nav So b5 54i4; Kensington Bank.
5e}s; so Morris Canal, 9sS; 100 do, b5 Ok so Union
Canal, b5, 11i4 Phs. Bank 129h; SO 900 u. s. 6's,
'67, lis; 100 Girard l2 SO Union Casal b51lH 81 AL
Susq BIDS, 81; 5000 do 5l 50 800 Wilmington 6's 30;
Second Board S. 600 IT, loan, 6s '62 ILL., 10000 do,
$50, l06%; 6100 State SIS, S97S 400 do S9A; $4,000
do 80; 600 Schuylkill Navigation 6s 53a4 1000 do,
531; 5000 do. 53l4; 1000 Reading Railroad Bonds,
6S; 800 do G9S $500 Pittsburgh 6's, 9l; 900 State
6s, leo; 1000 CHM. Waterworks Bonds el1i 80 shs
Giiard Bank, 121; 200 do Union Canal III 90 do.
Morris Canal, 9ei; so do Schuylkill Bank Ia