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grants only Scany. and often starving allowance n
hpee who DO all the real productive a0Or OF the world
RSsoiysd That the land monopoly the foundation Of
THIS state II things and the duty Of the STATE wnlcl
but another for the people 20 adopt the policy Of land
limitation. by which will le DEPRIVED Of single
right, but all be- relieved from scrvuds aad enabled 70
ENJOY the inde pendence. comforts AMI Of home
Rc5olUcc. That tho amount Of land which
20 permitted = acquire DO fixed according - the c1ni
ton q society a. the tme though hesitate 10,
that onJ small ia Us are necessary - employ tn labor u
family, and Very thorough limitation VIII Des; sustain
the interests oi al the people and promote the n
sesce, morality and happiness Of mankind
Rs0re0 Tha As Labor relieved II the burdens
under which struggles without Land Limitation
neSy cali the attention of the WORKING lple 10 ths
Ject and solicit them 10 make when they
the attention Of those who usually denominAted
WORKING people . ts Issue that Ut be made DO
tore &sO.ute Jus,ce and happiness can De red - al
EfcCired, Ina! we call the attention Of az rCDrers PHI
lanthTcfSs. and Organizations Of any and IA; ire,
whose OBJECT is the elevation u mankind - the SUBJECT o.;
laud Limitation, indispensable prerequisite % the
final tuuHph II the object We have view.
RssOirsg That me Delegates FROM the seve~l Sf.es be
requested to the probable number II votes taer
States mi leuce f0r pledged Land Reform can'daeS
ilS0lteG. That Land Reform, Labors Rights, ans JnI-
versa Suffrage. De the notices oi THIS Ind stT Congress
After the reception Of several new Delegates,
among others. Watson G. Haynes, President " the
last WOrMngmen, state Convention, and the untir-
Ing advocate OF the nights Of the Sailor, letter
read from Philadelphia Reform Association. SuS-
tanning the principle, Of the National Land Reform
erS.
The Congress then resolved to nominate a can1i-
date for the support OF the RefOrmers in 1852 with
81. f,,ffg
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK
Cleared.


Stemers-Manon, Berry Charleston, Spoflrd, Tiles
ton CO. Merlin, Or sampson Bermuda and ~ Thomas.
CunaId, JT Fouda, Lyon savannah. > J. Mitchell.
Novelty, Bnggs Phladrlpha
Smps-Snutl ampton. (pku Tinker. London, Guswold;
ii H0wcs, Potter, Galway blontsom,y Bro Go. Gts.
lpkt Richardson. Hayro. " Whtock. Zlreian Leland,
Havana, Nosmlth 4 Sons, Jas Titc0nb, Ill., NOueaas,
Dutiih 4 Go.
Barks- Lamar'ins. Han. Caao. = Harmonys NephcwS
Co. samuel Tram, PMmcr. G.y anna, llsea BALDWIN.
Ncfnra. Brl rcgh, Dalhousc NJ. Walllec Sipnis.
tPrI,) Roth, II john, Nh, Thompson X Nephew, ANY.
IBD --, ~ Lawrence, Cook smith LOUISA Eaton.
Shrds Portland. iuba, Lincoln, Boston.
Brss-H p Gushing. Cocord. Wilmington, II ID Brook
man. Wiherflrce. lbrl Hrllenn, pct0u, Wnity co.
VIrsl, Thomas, Bahia, Saah Peters McFulasJ Sasua.
II = Beck & Go, Tweed, b. " Dougtl, Haitian do Ches
1peaAe. tBf) DAVIS, Wnsor. Ms, T. Do Wolfe Solway.
(Br H0dsson Charleston, bioses WlcNs, do, Buckley
Token. PunJe, Bin-ur
Schoouers-Hlrp. Perry. Philadelphia, Jas Hand, Mel
vi .e. bitch. Boston, Richmond. Ilhcy Richmond, II
Picrs0u. Z l. Lamar DAVIS Chasro,, Oiuey sessions,
Limerick Lass fbrl Harher, 81 John, NIB, X kltchng
seaman. BIZ Aver Cumberland, Ns. J WmtDoy Co,
Gushing Colcor1, Washington, Nc, III 7 brvYkman Al
hon Cooper. Day, Bucksyiilc, Ncsmiih sons, W y
Nlnfr Oliver, Neabsrn, No, Eulanrtn Ann, -, wash
net0n Nc l. Mitchell Ellc1tt. kinesland, Baltimore,
Johns, 4 I0Aden. Frank. MMah, NORFOLK, Sturges,
Chairman Co. Hamilton, Man, AleHaudna SC Files,
Nckerson Philadelphia, VI kee Co, . Adams. Nor
U.s. Boston. Foster Sckerson Tar cat, Pnmef Boston,
star Nckcrs0n DO. COmeiIa FaulAln do hpN1ri, Ia
kor, do. Augustus Hodson, Bangor RCscius, Ffeaoh.
Taunton.
Sloop-Cazee, Ferguson, Bristol Pear. Wheeler. New
Haven
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supreme Court SATu
GENERAL TERN
Jesse Oaklev. receIver. agt. Dona

Jesse Oakley, receiOer, agt. Dondld Mann
ause heard on bill and answer TO set aside an as
slenmcnt made by Henry OReilly. of telegraph prop
erty real estate, &c, including Mount Washington
interest M telegraph lines, &c the assignment be-
ing "A general one TO Mr.. Mann Mr. Carman was a
Judgment creditor of Mr.. O'Reilly for $4,000. on
which he got Mr.. Oakley to be appointed receiver
Mr. O then came M contestng the assignment To Mr.
Mann. and asking TO have II set aside. The Court
held that the assignment the face OF II. void,
and directed that an account be TAKEN and transfer
of all the property be- made TO the recever-but al
lowed Tor payments made by the assignee IN good
faith but not Tor personal responsibilities assumed
and suggested that bill be filed by the Judgment
creditor on behalf Of all the creditors, subject to the
payment of the judgment which the receiver repre-
SCENTS.
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Liverpool Cotton Market MAY q

More frmuess 80, shown t1s market ln saturday,
winch the steamers accHunfs rather re1gtnened on h9n-
d.r the rrury being likewise iarsrr HOLDER obtained
ght s,vaicr aud business mas been done to-day
close firmly. nrir one-eighih II penny .sner than
the sustatuns Friday The total sales are 31vD tales
Il Which s.eculstUrs have taken AGO. aud effi-f 330V
TIE sales consist 81 She following les ytOns q ~ Amer
can al 49, 800 PeEnams ~ tO I'D 81 Ba a. 5ii, 90
BiaanAam 6d o. I'D go Egyptian. I'D ll.y Sart 81
- f.d. Tie imports IRE 9.-gt American
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D. >,.c.,,5.- B.i,,e fer Lrt~rrool-Dr "es,eFeN
STATE, I.lzrd' y: Elisha Riygs, Esq loseps HEf'
PC Thomas Rizzs, Charles HlmefIY1nsi w. ofA
~ 4 ST .ol ~ Rotsrila Y Y II Batsman, Mr,H
/ Bateman sfss Kate BSiemsn slss lien I, b@e
v.7,.n a-aspols Nd John Brown, baltimore Key
a ~ E3iI Sea-York jonathan Stott, Mss stott' Hed-
~ F,ed,nck Fawceft. James Cunnlsznam. Nn
Cr-',.t,n Mss Jane Cunnlh CHAM, Geo DongiaAs n
en- + q 4 oekwood Mrs l. q lockwood Lacs WOOD
~ Ne Oval. Charleston, Surgen, Mrs sirSrh
- s-rest Mlss wilkins, Miss VI Linton. Satch-x :
I5n Wofs Miss rabeA Dash Jas Day Mrs Ja~J DAY
NJ A Dav, DaTld LesyItt. Ars DaVd LAW" "''"'
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DIED.
GEORGE

I'm V-,,v June o. AZ 20 oclocs, p. IL OEOH"H
uEARN ~ the 7ith yety ot.hs az Cru. md
The friends II the family and II NJ Sons Tl,1,aS
W .nI " liam H-aTn. AMI 81 BIZ 81 "a - ~
pa. ,rr r.,a,c.fully svied 20 aeni 80
Nopdsg afternoon o'clock. At y - ~ - Coir1
h,a : 4 eldest daughter ii the llis lea i''''-1
s-ed 81 years ,,.-.s.ta NaSs f,r intrrrnent.
On Ssfrriav afternoon. June 7. ELIZA VI Ems 3" A
18Th wear Of her age after lngrFas % rssD.ctfully
ss.e 10 attend her funeral On IueSday' June ~ H.
Madison, Conn ,-
~ Connecticut papeFs please cop!
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RoRRrRY or THE /. :. NAL.-Rscorfry
% ~, RiSef Pos-hss-Tle following letter from the
,,,-, >uondent ot the >iA AZ NaYIc le Grace, COM
,,,,.t,> M iruporiant fact o. the discovery o an
-,f-n>Ive robbery OF the L. Mall Al thai place,
HAvRE DE GRACE. Friday. June o.
Ny..ps Tpl-oHs. Our town has ot 'ate Obtained
- .n,i",,.bie no,oriety for the many grant out
yase> conmitted. Bank explosions, murter, ooIS-
~v and mai robbery, appear 10 ot me osdeI OF me
dav Wednesday night was celebrated on no IeSS
mn four acts of burglary. which Is dong very We'll
t'S mali Mace considering they have been OF
weekly occurrence for week or Two past TINS
morning TWO l. :. Mail pouches were found oy our on,
town Baiha VI Higgins, IN the vicinity o. .e lSal
road station riaed of their contents. Prom some
Of the letters found they evidently ef Boston ABOUT
the 18th OF January last destined for Charleston L
They bear evidence OF having lam IN some lamp
NAMED rnonened one of which became Sufhcienty
mptated 10 permit the egreSS OF a drafi OF S4Oo.
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Markets CAREFULLY REPORTED yoR THE TRIBUNE
ASIIES-The market a shade better for Pots, with
far demand and sales Of 100 bbs at S5ej N. Pearls are
'COTrON-The Battles news has had beneficial
fuence the market 200 bales have changed hands al
FLOUR AND MEAL-There is less doing in Western
and State Flour and the market heavy especially Tor Old
our CURES apply 90 fresh ground There some inquiry
good brands Of state and Ono for export aud Tor invest
leuf and market steady Canal very qleta 2i,
m bond The s1es Of Domestic reach 1900 hDs At b2sJ
for No gsupcrtnr Ste 10 for common . strut state
gGi for Michigan and Indiana, and iisi n flr pure
Genesee southern very quiet sales n ioo hns - 10
fN god brands fNl 1l fJ lif itifF
Corn bea fair demand sales OF 3) h1, Jersey 40 -
and 2j0 bbs state At SIT RE Flour qurs ses of 100
bhs % a.
GRAIN-There Is "a limited demand for Wheat and the
market is hcay and Prices nominal k'e - moo. pc tly
sale. ~ 800 bushels ut TO- Barley inactive 40 81 s9Oc
lot Of $500 bushels Barley Mali sod On puga;s terms
Oats are lower sales Of Northern 40 Jtc lnd jersey ~
4aisc Corn s heavy and duh, opening very qliet aud
closing inactive with but little ~ ru- sales
of % bushels 81 for heated 81 t37f flr western
m yed, and tOc for Round yellow. White IS scarce ana
much wanted for melng
WHISKN-A hruer market. vi,h good demand; salos
300 bills Prison 20 2Ac Drudge lower sales 90 - hhds
a. 2ltc
PKOVISIONS-There but little DOING M PORK only for
the supply Of the immediate wants Of the tHle some 200
hl, sold IL 70 - iDr Mess 10 iUr odd Moss, aud et
for now Prime. Od Prime is nominal 40 y 2, Bel ~
scy quiet and plenty for Mes, and sja 81 FOR
Prime. Cut Meats plenty, and are neglected ~ e8c
for Hams and for shoulders Lard is inactive and
nominal a. a8!c for good % prime. with pressing
buyer sales of ONO - 10 Sc and State 40 lJGlJc.
RfCE- The demand continues SLACK from me trade bnt
there has been some slight spirit ~ specnNve acton,
Inch was taken no l2DU g. LOO lcrces 70 ,JGj Do
NAVAL. STOkES-Ihe market not very active -
Sprts OF rurprnLne have declined % &c. cash. A. when
600 bhls ave changed hands, AM 900 AZ 81 &C. on Tune -
COO hbls common sold A. p for North Comfy and 81
for Wilmington 900 hbs fine Resin sold at lisesi
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BosroH, sunday, June 8
, .e.ytul tragedy took place las. evening IN R01-
= Young man representing himself AZ "A stran-
o }t,or. fiope Me, called AT the house Of Dr. A. G.
,nn,ng very respectable physician, and request
"a s.n.aes,cal advice The Doctor being out. Mrs &.
N-.ed him 70 step into the pSrior where he sat
I'm ook off his crsVat, and complained Of pam in
~ ,de Al that moment d little daughter OF Dr. &.
enc running into the room, when the man instantly
Nv razor from bis pocket and cut the child's
,S~oai from ear to ear. The mother sprang forward
md in her efforts to protect her child, was herself
ally cut N the hand She then fed from the house
-,th the servant grl, pursued by the assassin The
seigbbOrs were alarmed, and rushed 10 the spot,
men the nan cut ms own throat ard ie dead in the
erect The girl also died instantly. She was IN only
mid The mans name IS supposed 10 be EDhraim
& Daggeu lie was doubtless insane.
IRE broke out this morning IN Abany-St, partial
Y destroying two large brick buildings, occupied BY
he New England Wire Railing mandatory and
Henry T. Holiness Planning establishment. Loss
.bout $4,000. The buildings were owned BY JOSIAH
QUINCY number Of fremen we're injured By the
5reaking Of a ladder. None seriously.
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Tho Enlargement of The Capitol.

WAsHNGToN, Saturday, June T.
The President has decided IN favor of detached
wings TO the capltOl-thc dctachments % be covered
by colonnadeS so as to present he fopt >7ssm'b, OF
me whole building, and yet preserve ire old capitol
The plan of young architect o. New Hampshire Is
OF this character, and probably 1t Will DO selected
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Receipts OF Produce.

b. NE North Rrer B1Gis-S1tnrtqy. June 7l5299 oDs
FLOUR Z.U do Whisky 23i d. Ashes 1891 % Proysions
1915 do Cheese lt8U do Cut Meas lDZ ~ PORK zOi)
beet SO dp Lard 0o0 bus Rye 3i5 DO Corn 58iD DO
neat. s. ao3 dp Oats
The ahnyr Provisions supposed 70 ne PORK Inc
Reporter could ascertain OF late many lots 10 PORK
,nnle marked on Tine bills Of lating Provisions
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Ii,ernonI pro,i.ion Mnrket M.Y h

IN gard . American Provisions, mas remark ia
s-rc. Fula. .Aele L-s been material change H. the
rsarzet A. t1-.4rs public .aes. tho only 4rc.e wch
1d purchasers 30 boxes VI damaged bacon ~ Us ~
ses ~ ? cwt.
Tie demand fir Lari has improved lnt IN the cuTen
~ flr l-mr q -l-Lrs-
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Painful Ncr. from Mexico.

New ORLEANS, Saturday, June :.
Private accounts from Mexico convey the distress
ing intelligence that great drouth has for long
time prevailed IN the State Of IacatecaS. No ram
had fallen since last August and general famine
was impending Corn was worth 50 per buShel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-09

ST. LOUIS, saturday, June l.
The Mississippi river sin continues to rise, and
the whole length of our leyce - submerged the mer
chants III that vicinity are, consequently, moving
their goods from the ground floors \ large amount
Of produce on the evee has already been injured by
the high stage of water and the difficulty IN shipping
and landing goods has nearly caused suspension OF
business
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The Lynehburgh Tragedy.

BALTIaORE. Sunday, June :
Saunders, who was shot IN the iracas with Terry.
the Lyachbuygh VysInian, died Wednesday.
Great excitement prevails IA the neighbOrhOOd.
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Loren.o o. Ange'is agt. Susan dc AnSe-
Ls-Ap2lcatlon - defendant m 81; TOT dyo5.e
NV --f>.f re ard leave 30 see and nave me cus1o
~ ~ Pie. children Counsel Zee of So ana alimony
or So week allowed, 5ut motion denied as 10 me
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UTICA, Saturday. June :.
James Jasper Orcott, who has been tried and con.
wctcd for arson in the first degree, was sentenced
this morning, at Rome, 10 be hung on the lst OF
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LAW COURTS.
U. :. District Court. SATURDAY, June ?.
Before Judge Belts.

John Brorn against S.l0s E. B8rr0Ws.-
Plaintiff claims that II FEB lsis. having previously
been mate Of the vessel he was engaged By Mr.. 3.
% 60 as master In fact Of the bark Patriot, on
fTeighung voyage 20 hOnteyldeO-a Brazilian being
board. who was 70 appear as captain after arriving
there. and plaintiff 70 obey, IN getting out the
orders 81 hr. BIS agents. The VOYAGE WAS 10 be 30
Monievldeo thence 10 Europe, and back, and not ID
occupy more than twelve months Took n cargo
Of AOur and hay. and arrived ~ MOnte1deo The
vessel not being able t. obtain freight there, was
sent by the agent 10 Rio, with no better success, and
the ageu: a. latter directed plaintiff 10 90 20 the coast
Of Patagonia and pTOc Ire cargo OF guanO. Pam
III was unwilling 10 undertake ~ unpleasant ous.-
ness but went 10 the cOssi, got IN 400 tuns. worth
Sl2.0.e and arrived az New-York The wages were
SIS a month, but plaintiff claims that he Is entitled,
IN addition 70 81 327 the amount Of his wages for
the voyage, which has been pari him to per cent.
on the value OF the cargo, which IS usual n GuanO
voyages. and sues foT la;ser amount.
For defense It - allege' that the plaintiff did not
exercise proper course IN relation 10 getting freight
also. tina. he was incorporate, and has been fully
pad, &c This was lenicf. and the assertion that
80 was Incorporate contradiced. Decision reserved
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Collision on Lake Erie.

BUFFALO, sunday, June :.
The propeller Princeton ran into the schooner
MackmaW ON Wednesday night last, 10 miles oil
Cleveland and sunk her in seven fsthomS OF water.
The crew were all saved. She had a cargo of 10000
bushels OF wheat, cons gnod To OsWego. The vessel
and caTpO are a total loss
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Wool avD FLaNSEL The market was lll n.tI 10y
,.oe .rd f4uueI bur prces remained arm ,~fri' Ia
r--ca-. were In the MARKET bur the amount q '4irs
~
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Several OF the Delegates, II Is said. declined voting
during the ballOtngs, a, the same time agreeing TO
ABIDE by the nomination. One of the Southern dele
gates much preferred the nomination Of Ex-Governor
SeabroOk OF South Carolina if the nomination was
conceded 20 the South but pledged the vote Of the
Lard Ref0rners of that State IN any event.
4 National Reform meeting has been called for
this evening At Troy. and n i presumed the tee
graph will inform YOU of the meeting m Albany, Mon
day evening
No candidate was presented for the Nlce-Presi-
dency The next Congress ], TO be held AT Wash
inglOn on Tire hr,t "Wednesday IN June 1871.
On the announcement, of the result Of the second
ballot q resolution was introduced rlrng Senator
Walker the nominee Of the Congress, for the Pre,i-
dencv FOR 1852 LAID over tll Monday The Con-
grcsS has now been IN session iyo days.
TRrVr SEEKER
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Naval.

NORFOLK, Saturday, June :.
The 4. : frlgate SuSquehannah. Capt. lnman for
nc West ladies, via Rio Janoiro, sailed to-day.
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The receipts at the Sub-Treasury are
s96,22O Payments $2J5o3 Balance $2,i9s,O56.
The State of Missouri has negotiated with
Shepperd Knapp. ESQ a loan Of 100000 to pay of
a similar amount Of maturing bonds
The advices by the Pacific are more ia
vorable for Cotton than va, hoped, and there now
an expectation entertained that the Liverpool mar
ket has touched bottom. There were no more forced
sales beng made and these had been the main cause
of the rapid falls and the market had recogerel rs
tone and some sales show ida. IL advance. COnsols
in London were irm and selling at 9'tag7..
The table OF Specie Exports published in
the Evening papers as for the week ending June =.
gives very erroneous impression Of the amount Of
shipments as u includes twO Saturdays. The Frank
In sailed on Saturday. May 81, and the Baltic to-day
and both steamers are included IN the statement as
published Deducting the Franklns amount the
shipments of the week have been
Ship Yorktown, London, American silver. S3),e69
Mexican Silver----- 10000
Bark r. H. Gamble. Narseilles, i've francs l,2OO
Brig Alliance Rio Grande Spanish doubloOns 1900
Brig Almatia, Jeremle American gold------- 7,24O
steamer Africa, Liverpool, American gold. 6'2106
English gold 1850
English silver 900
snip ST Nicholas, Ha're, American god..--- LOO
American si.vca-- $4,000
I'VE fTancS-----.-- 300
Steamer Baltic, Liverpool, American gold H. $50 500
Total. Oo',Ooy
The receipts into the United State Treas
ury from Customs rom July. 1850, 70 May ls5l.
elusive. were s43l9o63, beng an increase over the
corresponding months Of the last dscA. year Of
s7,73o573.
The Cherokee, we learn by telegraph, has
arrived at New-Orleans with ssoOOOO N gold.
The Union, from New-Orleans, brings
s9s.ooo N specie.
The annual report of the Canton Com
peny has been made and fully confirms ine state
mcnts and anucipations Of the last re1or, The
Company have expended The income OF tie year u
judiciou,ly improving Their property, on ding and
filing up piers, opening streets, repairs &c &c
There have 0een new lenses male, mostly annual
and not permanent, yielding SAP per anliuin Inc
report states that not hundred feet az wharf re-
mains unoccupled. and that twice the quart ty they
own could be used. Nr Horace ABBOTT has COM
petel on ;ae lands IF Tie Company the largest IRON
rolling ml n the word. according 20 the report
The Centrifugal Company are erecting = 'ery eA'en-
sve foundry and two ship yards, three lln'ef Faf-s
and Two Coal Company d-pots have ree1 es--3--sirt
during lie year and are successful per1ilon ne
Atlantic nhasf. costing 10000, now paF> me inter-
Ell ODD nearly $4,000 TIE Directors 10 t1is Report
fully confirm ne estimate n the value Of ,le proper
~ gwen "a last year, reports md gave instances %
sales Of ot1er property OF SIMILAR character anu posi-
uon. indicating much larger value. The rent roll
&c. of the Company is S2i-5l2 The receipts OF the
,-ss-,ye-e. go NJ 81
Cash on hand. June J, ls50--------------- - =
NNfr NL >CNlll Ted --- 80 - rf
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., telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune.

..,,, nseaet,c TAsorayA OGoe, cOraer % H1HoUer and
Bsossr stre,ff
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SECOND BOARD



The Stock market was heavy to-day with
fair amount Of business dong. The FanciSs. which
have advanced during the week. rcccdei itte. and
at the Second Board the tendency was still down
ward Reading fell Of 20 ga which IS most likely
ruse OF the bulls. The Reading Railroad brought
down 90 COL tuns Of coal last week Total for the
year 724744 tuns, against 4slist tuns for the same
time last year Increase, this year 243,2j9 tIns
Harlem was rather heavy. but there did MOI much
stock come out The approach OF dividend day. and
the belief that not less than . y cent for SIX months
viii be made leaving a considerable surplus has
given strength to the market The business for June
thus far has been very favorable. and the increase
earnings for the current SIX months promise 10 reach
nearer $4,000 than $4,000 Within 4 month TWEEN
ty-fve miles of new road will be opened, bringing
rich district Of country under contribution. Should
the business Of the road continue during the year 10
equal the present indications it VIII earn p cent.
dividends over all expenses and interest Long
Island was steady but quiet The business of June
thus hr shows over 10 y cent. increase on June Of
last year Ere was heavy. bit the Securities are
firm. Canton improved TO SCI New-Havea went
up = cent. Government and State Stocks are firm
with good demand
Exchange is without change. The sup
ply is moderate and rates firm. The business by
the Baltic was moderate
Freights are rather quiet and unchanged.
engagements &c O0Obu Corn, 4id. ,5O1bbls Fourlji.
Within a few DAYS there have been engagements to
Liverpool. Cotton, 5-3ai $1,000 SHIN Zones. rs =
tun, &c. To Dublin, Com. SD, and Resin, Is. To
Norway, Cotton sc Tobacco and Logwood, Dos
Resin, 6Oc To London 100 bbls Flour Is oil 3Otuns
Cedar Sd Butter 25s Cheese, 3Os 100 tuns Furs,
3Os and u case. Oil Peppermint, Cos. To Glasgow,
800 bales Cotton, 3-l6d quantity Of HOofs 4Os l3)
bbls Lard 3Os Flour Is 81 and 50 bbls Spirits Tur
pcniine, on deck, Is 90. To California rates remain
the same, VIZ 5O975 cents. An American ship was
taken up to load at ST. John, n B. for London, at 72s
OIL another from Quebec TO Liverpool, SOS Dutch
bark from St John, n b. to Hull, 75s and an Ameri-
can ship from Havanato Newly rk, at 81 81 y box
for Sugar TO New Orleans, Mobile, savannah and
Charleston, there is little offering, but rates remain
a. before cents to thu two first mentioned and to
the latter ports