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Spokeu. &c.

Jun. sth 50 50 ~ ship Havana I'm Hsvsn. fr Trieste
April 9Th lar g 10 n ong g 50 w clipper ship Hshayer Wa
tgrnan hence for Ssp Francisco. II De out
Feb s. 81 v l0ng 49, 10 W. ship Flying Fish, NiehoA
fms Francisco Feb le;h. for MsuiIA
March I'd Tar IS 8 long IS Is W. bark Golden Age Strong m
Kew-York via MoBevideo Tor San Francisco
March 9Th sf. . IS s. long y W. large An eper
hail also with ship both standing
10 he John Holland from NeF-York Acspnlco.
March 18th of Cape Horn ship Caroline Tucker Chase IN New
YoTk for N
Nav 9TH sf % 10 long IS 81 W. ship Excelsior, Smith fn New
Oresrs for Havre
June Sc long 81 a. large Am snip with Foross
r s.eerirg essey 1.-THE Tonaw Juu TN Phi sdepha for
LIverroo
Nev-Oreans for London.
Nodte Is c. long ~ BIZ hp Pursui I'm Mobile for As'sF-
Nav s lat = u long So ship Jane Cooper I'm New Orleans
for Trieste. .,,,,,. r.
Jure ST.. lat, gwen sch Uanis, fn PhlsislFhA for
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fsn ,ls MORTGAGE BONDS Of the PACIFIC RAILROAD
sokPASYThs Company WI Te e psop s1 ne ia q
srd In suns Of thousand collars eaea psysDe q; e cy n
Hsiok twenty si.er ee dsie hsiso VIA eoupots .s
s jsusry July 10 each yea Il the rate Of Pea
h. ~. secured by Grst ,nd only orts.s. the su,
western Br.rch Railroad, so miles u ieueh ard q one h
Inc q bst tr.neh sssa By ConSss ~
Iis and also rcoud Of the Pacc hioad % u
lsr About 0o Of and not included N The ortssss u
fo y ME, or ,ss P.se Railroad from St LOu westward 49,
oouped ,nd ehtysye miles further reaching Jsssrsos y q
errfal Of the Sso Under Construction Aoout eLooeo an
dcn ana h he cor.trun OF en- lent machrs car 80
ard esne house end The real estate ard the sue
Tle Pscc Railroad line sICI ds Rom 50 LOUIS 10 the vicinity "a
dependence ne uuth 4 The Kama 20 miles and r. Has
near Sprnrfed he ssu;hv part he State little uorl
Tt.kcush the esrt, q The Cherokee Nation 800 miles
TIE chHr granted with the view ard the neht Of ultsss
The Pacific Ocean with horned capital Of sen u
c.ra .b.ersd n Missouri over sO Ooo Of which ss,. AZ,
rtb 40 eo5 .. been i,.eS sSi sd a. prenu b, ~
LAM ,nfed BY congess 10" tie property Of the Company
or he other Of The lines Of h Company viii Be the cer,
Nsua Line Of Railway 20 the Pach Ocean Tue
ara Inc, 81 So n. ,hb r,5 h 1ed aseT ~
dollars The whole Of these bonds seavssls
,fbin a limited time at the option Of the holder ="
TIE Company the right to secept proposals Tor al or a..
H., re- cent of tie amount allotted subbsr will h,
CURED on notice acceptance Of hs pop and the balance
called for by the Director, exceeding monthly Ay
su,e ;y however al hs option pay up IN full aud receive h
inte..t VIII in a.. esses be adjusted payment Of III. ~
Proposals. II he received the Office Mes. RIGGS Co. No.
s4Oc eco Of Pacific Rarosd Of Missouri Laws Reports Dcsmsas
ard r,p showing condition relations and prospects o. tho wo
ee a. s ~ ju. on sppcson to Me..rs CAMMASN CO. -
RIGGS Co. No. Sc Wallet the suhscrter personally of
letter the St Nichols Hotel By sgihsh,y Of The Bead D D
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n. s.ock Market to-day has presented no important
ha,ures Quotations do not vary materially from yester
day and the Transactions only moderate. Harlem
was how ever active and buoyant $500 shares hav
ng changed hands closing at 65l, an Improvement OF
cent Erie Long Island Reading, &c. were firm. Can
ton ft Oh per cent Morris was quiet Nicaragua was
heavy The premium railroads were well sustained
Michigan Southern sold at l+, which is further advance
Michigan Central lls Albany and Schenectady 40. New
Ycrk Central 1873 &C. In Railroad Bonds there is not
much activity but prices as before. Government
Socks are in steady demand.
The Exchange market not active, but firm The lead
e bankers ask 81 for Sterling The range a9E per
cent The supply Of outside bills is not large Francs are
s1505.l3l.
Freghis are rather active at previous rates. To Liver
pool 200 or 300 bales Cotton, ID 5000 sides Leather a.
1900 bbls Flour lslold a0s Grain 5di very little
offering; 1000 Oars ID 900 Hsndspikes, ID 25oOo
Slaves 3os alo The has 400 boxes Cheese los
IN addition to cargo before reported To London. ship
vss taken mp at round price Also, were engaged so
bbls Resin 3D. 1000 Oars d. $4,000 Slaves 10s 5Os
100 tuns Oil Cake 25s 200 bids Bacon 3Os. To Gla'
xov 1000 bbls Flour g. Three Sugar egbts for Europe
made at g. One vessel from North side Cuba WAS char
kred at &C for Sugar timber charter from Quebec to
Liverpool was made at 1885, and two Slave charters
for Cadiz at e15asl6.
H. H. Wolfe, Esq, today unanimously elected
President Of the McCulloch Gold Mining Company. Mr.
Wolfe is well known Of our leading Flour merchants
and IS a man Of wealth and energy Of character Inc
McCulooh Company have been fortunate in securing his
services and we shall expect TO the valuable mines Of
his Company developed rapidly capital and energy
can accomplish that end.
0be receipts the Sub Treasury s2Oo056 payments
e70s3 balance s7419s74 The redempions Of the public
debt will soon reduce this large accumulation.
The Dry Goods imports Of the week are large. The
figures are:
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In Eve months SSIIo ~
Regular per cent dividends upon this road have been
psid since s47, and in 1852 90 per cent paid The
surplus fund is now s9s5i6 There prior lien OF $780,
COO but the Company about 100000 of Columbus
and Xenia and Hllsborough Railroad stock, which will
more than clear off this and every other debt against the
Company excepting the above sl5OOOOO
Another meeting Of the New.York Trust Company was
held 10 day. but no President was elected
1t will be seen by Telegraph column, that the Rail
road Congress at Buffalo, to which alluded yesterday
rs attended by Delegates from most of the important West
srn roads
AT o'clock this afternoon the steamer of tomorrow had
in gold bars engaged The returns from the ugots
previously shipped have been very irregular showing
proft in some cases and loss in others.
Company is in the Of organisation ia this City
snde the name Of the New York Mining Company of Lake
Superior 1t purchased the valuable property Of the
North West Mining Company, which has already realized
sl7sOoO from is mines which in condition thai
warrant the expectation Of largely increased yield for the
present yesr The books Of subscription viii remain open
at Trinity Building until the 18th inst
The New Orleans papers announce the negotiation OF
s2sooCO seven cent bonds in that city, secured by
6rst mortgage of the ST. Charles Hotel They taken
n par.
The following is official statement of the tolls collect
Al an all the canals of this State in each Of the following
viz
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Winters.

sd fn Eew-Bedrd June 9th ship Sea Gull Pacific Ocean
SD I'm Hattaposett 9Th brE March Adams for Atlantic Oean
SD. I'm arhor 7b ship riIaor Rogers Arctic Oesan
SD m Green port q, tsrt OREGON Babc0ck cruise.
ed Valparaiso April l9th Junior, Hammond 70 cruise
SHIP Rot Pusford ford before reported Treeked win
The rensucer and had heen sold for ~ go
Tahiti Jan 9Th ship GeorEe Washington Edwards OF Ney
Bedford, lard lot the George ofN. b. - -
spoksn-hsy ST. lat 40 p long g. g. ship Ocean OF Ne-bedi
with three beats - 5,
May 18Th lat 81 a. long p schr Amea Of Sandwich al we'll oil
reported.
Nay 9Th Of Cape Florida sch Antarctic Of Pr0Vneeto"n vita
&c hhs
FEB lat IS 20 s long Is w Am whaling barb
showirR blue signal with white diamond IN the centre
18th 3D. long - a. big Annawsn, hataposett Win
Ito bhls OIL hoard. steering for Faval.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORR


SteAnshir-Atantio West Liverpool, p K. Collins Co
Slrs-Oreeon Brown RE river 81 Lswrencel o. Baker
Co Gemania, Wood, HAVE, WIN. Whitle;E Cos Continent
Dummoud Liverpool W T. Tapsc0r Co.; IaTohnt Ortla
Melbourne A Pel.etsr
Bsrks-Nsus (Br ST. John. ~ 3 LOgsn Collins; j.
W Boaee Wash Sssl Thebaud Sou j. g. Johnson Staples,
Church Coperuicu (Brem Weng Charest1n
Rodewad Bros; tsc) Onorao Palermo Chambers
oinson Coz Jas ". Hicks Latham, Antwerp, schmidt
Bachen; Griffin Davis Havana Daley Co.; Ivol Hlon, Ma
tsrzas H. ?. Buck L Co.
Bng-suwanee Munroe Csrdenas b. eager Co; Arctic Br)
Doane Sfeborne n H. Bane; Cyrene Br OrOsenp Moose
River s. J. BraiHe Psco3e PsTk CaId99as J. w Egei
Isaiah (Br Fitzgerald John, n B. j. Pckad Marshi-id
Hodedon Cardenas Matthews Finngsn Fox snpe OBJ Harris
HtIto f. Rowland Apnwall; Alfred OBJ Merritt,
Ouetec, eager Col Chafswoh, Brown Para, Jas Bishop
AGO.
schooners-E C. Scranton Terry. Dshton, II. svens; H. A.
Stevenson Poss Mobile d. Hurl5ut Co.'S DANIEL Ltmk,
Phhrelpis Mckee Hsett Gardner New Bedford
master: DAWSON Drsco Richmond II. Piersoni Cecilia (BrD
Simmons Antigua HophOek Mooney; Elm City Fnsbee New
Haven master: p Lord. Smith Baltimore Mailer Lord
soo-J D. Fish Bsbeock Fall River, j. d. Fish Fred Brown,
Gardner Providence, master.
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-
IL BONDs-we offer for sale at fair the following securities
'i tss TI 1 WaSs Taa'sesr yx ~
MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT CONVERTIBLE BONDS, To-
5000 CONVICTION and LEXINGTON RAILROAD MORT.
GAGE sewn PER CENT CONVERTIBLE BONDS redesmsbIs
s@@e Coy1yGToN and LEXINGTON RAILROAD CONVERT
lBLE SIX PR CENTS guaranteed BY tie City OF Covnson
$1,000 MADISON and INDIANPoLIs RAILROAD FIRST
$4,000 RI sU and INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD FIRST MORT
GAGE sENEN PER CENT CONVERTIBLE BONDS, redesma-
5000 sCIOTo and HOOKING VALLEY RAILROAD SEVEN
PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE BONDS,
5000 OHIO s5d d, RENSsYLyAsIA RAILROAD INCOME
ROAD SECOND MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT. BoSDs. 70
df tcc o. %imfSeros and MANCHESTER RAILROAD
c6SP, MohTGAGE coSyERfIsLE SEVEN Pa cxs n.
$500 BELLE E6STAiH AID INDIANA RAILROAD, FIRST
MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE SEVEN PER CENT. BONDS, 70
500 W4sHIXGToN COUNTY CohiO), SEVEN PER CENT
e5ce5c ATHEss couSTY, tohO SEVEN PER CENT. BONDS
guaranteed BY the Marietta and Cincinnati RAz
Sc eco cRAWFoRp bo IN ne 2rFi p 2os
By The Che and Indian, RAILROAD Company and sSs Con
n sse6tSo EAYLTTE COUNTY, lKsntueky SIX PER CENT
500 e9 BOURBON COUNTY, (K.ntueky) SIX PER CENT
PONDS guaranteed by the ssme redeemable July l. 1882
$50 ~ Si eheh,1et SIX PER CENT BONDS
5000 MASON COUNTY CKsntuctyl SIX PER CENTS sr.r-
stock. redeem able July l. l632
Ssto CINCINNATI six PER CENT BONDS Coupons payabss
Jan J, and July !, nceemsble Jan /. 1872
$4,000 CITY OF MARIETTA (Ohiol SEVEN PER CYNr
BONDS guaranteed By the Marietta and Cincinnati Rarod Company
ard sde c0nysIrble stock receensble July 1872
SIS COO ClTYOF ALLEGHENY Penn lSIX PER CENT BONDS
Essanised BY the Ohio and Pennyvsas Railroad Company redeem
abe January l. lST7.
$3.50 eTf oE MADISON qSdisss SIX PER CENT BONDS
made convertible into It's stock rede-nabe November Is7
These Bonds FOR The Of 900 EACH Coupons pnepa
and interest redesma in hewYosk mos cases s JAW
ard Let January in each year. ~V
The Of the Railroad Bonds ,eared bx aS
Of Trust resonsibe citizen Of power Of ssL
The Country and City Bonds Issued BY yre Of sosci,l ACT. q,
ne the proper States and authority OF tho VOTES a
the clfzens Of each. - '~~~ "
The laws under which these Bonds require the u,, -
thonss 70 ma. 1ea !ssy a1s' % be szesssy .
Pay aecrung interest," and 20 create sinking
opal Which be nforced through courts of law
Ihese BE- operate the nature of mortgage ali he real and
personal estate within the cities counties respectively ~
Tie Consultations recently adopted Ohio and I5Ss. ,yot
uey the creation Of further by Conaes ~ CO.. ~
VII prevent any further issue OF Fach Bonds - ~ A"~
We deem thsse securities good and M.
peemmene them 70 our correspondence "
Printed Exhibit" giving detailed IN .,h az.
Dc hst b. spyying st our ofce. 49, -
wIHsLow, LANIBR Co, No. % wsns.
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p.,,.deInh,, uarkets...FSrpaY. June TO-

TIE CoTros rsIk.eonrues quiet and the dsnd aie
INT hoders hrr The FLOUR .rket oonnu N
active There nqury Tor export butts pes oo the
Of hclders Sales Of 9Oa40 bba Western A. - p Dol * @
feely offered There f inquiry for the supply o. the
fsters e. ts NJ % s or common and sEr brands -
i'll RYE FLouR brought s3 Is Corn MEAL = dun AN 90 W
frarrirfa There fair inquiry for WHAT AMI bat e oe
lCc0 ies prime Red sold VI 6dsl "a Y ousnei hfE
stf5oerts CoRN in demand and 1900 bushels So1ten 11o~
rod AZ 90 cents OATS dull at former qu
sdvsrced and sales OF barrels nave oee1 e "
I'd ia At z
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:. ., s,..r. az PhIIadeiphia. .PRrDaY June TO-

rss soars;co Rssss 81 80 DO - 81 Resn,yl:s,9i i, az
- "a .Den ~ ln6oy. lS2l g Q-arl b. ~ geo T. Island
~ ft FrTrs sdn 40 ioi 500 DO i . co Pensyvs
sehs,Ra "a SIS soo seboyt Ssy g ss 81 u MART s.d
Z. eei g pssSiss "a 81; n schuyki Preferred, 81 49,.
49, PoeyS-S Mech Manu- Bk 32l; g orsra ~ sl1
ps.5 ~ raj Chester Mions Co. 81 $1,000 Spring Garden
- 70 icsi $50 Peunsylvsns n 81 90 Camden Amboy s.
n Si, 400 RR 7s %; oa Rchfnord Dtnct Coupono
"a schuy Kill Nav, Preferred, 81
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Arrived.


ship Leander 81 Vincent King Commander and Com
mssoner r exhibition 80 d. H. Plymouth Eng The mounts
20 aus and men, board the Earl Of Eesmer aud
UfCe shps company wel The in arvins OF the Battery
Islsnd '''-''
and SOS rassengc Tapcot Has had two deaths
ssV P,to tBrsm csssens 81 d. m Bremen with mdse and 100
pange order. Apri in sual I'm N w. carried foretoP
ship Hrdson White IS d New Orleans with mds and passen
Bsrf coidsr Ward Csufueso. d. .us, Robert
Bari Tlaes of Boothbay Gardner d d. fun Lasuna with 500
qunG 50 tds deer ns 70 Lsbsch schepe vessel 70
Gitsr True IS d I'm Belfast with pig iron and III
e to s. WSsse Nay a. 81 o osf - ;Shs a's Ss JSaa
Dswton o. NeNDvoolo' . o'. Out sah w vi s ~ - 80
Jhn DlwsOn May II LAT a. 80 BIZ taIk Happy Land
Ing sloan, Williams Cssdd IS d. with Railroad iron
Siaa Ing Aun French, Palermo, 70 ds, with &c Cham.
Bhs Ocean Bird ForOP cursoos May 2d, with hide. kcr
Bns T. L. ssHsop lof BATH Rogers . ds m Ponce r. with
BrsPsu Joss @ BosOnl Williams, . ds In NeE.oreAa'
Bs ieree B CoHy q ds fun Turks Island, with ',lt and
BTs julia Pfs.s Paper Hamburg, bAest AMI pas
str = Tufts To- NAehs.POrtl Baxter 2 d. I'm Negyias with
SIR Asnic RobeTt va with pinepPlss
Wafer WITCH Huteas ds fn Bermuda with potatoes and
seh EIsbsth Am Marshall Washington ds, with corn
SER A CSissn Appleton Mye y. j. 2ds corn to master
Seh james Mitchell Mullen Dover Del d. with corn 20 B.
sehT Homer Parker Boston DE- with ndse to E H. Herck
sehr Bay STATE Bum d. I'm Boston, vita mdse 10 Dayton
scEI Harriet Newell Parker d Sandwich Mas bound to
sehI bnreO Tue Richmond d. with hoar and tobacco
.ehr John Benson Smith wndsr $ Z d. with plaster
J. : Whitney.
SchI Fsshcp LOrns Boston d. with udse to ; w Lewis
sChT. Amanda Jolesp0r Me- 10 de- with
sehI ssrsh LOUIS Jones SOrols d. B.
shr Lady Wsder BssnisA EdeutOn " c. d. shingles
20 Benton Brothers
Schr Brane Lowell, Boston, q with ndse bousd Albany
SobT r H. Hantey, Hammond, Philadelphia, d. coal
toupd 10 Providence.
Sehr Charles wA Boyd John R. days with 1856 hhds
Maitland PHELPS Co.
Shr Aek lo Biol) Fss'ei; Calais 10 d. .h &C. 10
Smith Boynon
Sehr. Mania Han, Volts Bangor l2 d, with Lumbar
Sehr. l. P. Bent Ws!s ChenyhsA. Is with lumber
soop standard Woodruff Bneseton Nj day, TO B.
n Fox 4 Co
soop Blackstone, Ash Providence with undss N ,...s,
soCp fhous Hull Hull Providence 2ds, dle. nas-er
Sleep Index. Bumrus Ne~Bedod 2ds, oil 70 rnas,sr
BELOW-l brs and aunlberlosded schr
Alerton Sears SewOrlssnE srd o,be ~
NIND-SunIise, N sunset, 3 e light.
The ship Tarcus Grsen for Melbourne has anchored .. the
Quarantine.
he arp l. Bog11t, which arrived a, The s.v r. IL
l7fh March, made remarkably short p.ge "a. p,es L.v1s
LEFT Lordon the ih, ard Dartmouth 9Th jan snd hsvia bses
cnly the pes.ge the T. rer- gsne
wheb ssiifd he sane dav So rs 81 nase.s -
coed, ATE. refreshing for Port Phi.T-
By Sandy HOOK Msgnecc reierrrnht
TIE HIGHLANDS Jurs i0-eP
One ship anchored the Bar; b1ks N b .Dhors
near the Spr-Gl bsurd - ~
one bsIl tns and sguarergsed vessel il tie oHss
wE-hsH FNa = W..
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IFron our correspondsut.. |

PHILADELPHIA June lo-Ayrires-Bgz W. Pitt B.x,,r Ro.
tons Shsekiord heherog NewYork; schs Edward q KEW
Reeeees Gogld DO GsnAhsa Fuller DO Jane BrOu
Psdcock, Haddason. y ' ~'--'A''
OeayS-soop C. Of Glasgow Leh Liverpool; b.rk R.,...
Griffin Wilnrgton ~ C.; Richard Dhne suck Nagv Raw. -,
seeeess Gould Bo,ssni Nay Flower Small Mas hsIs "a
Boston hAlowen HARDING do; q. w CamnEss shap Port-
nsutk hsy Fhvsr, ssAl, Boston,
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TIE idea o. consolidating the Vermont CENTRAL Kltlan1
and Burlington. Vermont and Canada, and Ogdensburg
Roads is being pushed with great energy Mr. VIM Lee
has been etctedDecOr in their roads for the purpose Of
making such arrangement
lmportators Of Dry Goods for the week ending June
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SUPERIORhis Company being organized under the Cen
etl Law Of the State If NeIork, Of
mines ard improvements owned by North
Wet Emug Company Of Lake Superior.
This latter Company the p0petors of $50 Of vausbe
mineral lands which they working with The
NohN Mining Company have realized the O j 60 for
Copper hTpCt from their previous January 1883 auiHg
the only 6 pound and date they
ede additional shipments to the OF 10 900 pounds
value so with certain that TIE yield Of the
viii be largey Increased during tina present year.
By the proposed purchase which has been fully coaummatd the
NeUfk Min Company Of Lake Superior starting
into successful and wededned dividend
tusres with working capital paid into the treasury Of 500 O
With uIencumbe and entirely tree from debt
cut uciylousl liability 10 Shareholders.
Subscription lists stock this Company open the OF
fce, No IS Trinity Buildings No III Broadway
fern be obtained The Books s1scrpio will
the 18th instr when the Company will be Organized
r. BENSON, Jr,
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BY Telegraph.

BOSTON, June leAr ships Nznil Cidid Wales: Hartford
NeW-Crlesn barks Prompt Palermo; John Gs-ns NJ
Maynard Baltimore Gem, Philadelphia big Cond5r
fehs Aug1ftus Co; Dorchester, SewYork Moxs Rat os
Rhmcna and TuoeOn, New Orleans; Mare &C.,,
The Mnrlus the 18Th and 2th Nay a. a. in s5 ~ exr
enced tefrSc gale from W n w sprung ost all - .
and obliged % keep the pumps AZ work
NEWBEDFORD, June 9Arr. ship May Merrill Tahi via Rio
JGnero. - -
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NEw ORLEANs Jcne eCoTToN-sae today barely - oaes
TIE ,rfe quiet: dealers awaiting The sdyees BY the SEN,
FRFreHTs declined the quotation 10 yep0o being no" i'
Sight EXCHANGE on New-Tork ishps
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Rrceinfs nj Prnfncf

By North Baf-2 so b Flour % do Ashes lis d. " 1is;
Nv II Mrs Meal Provisions go DO Cheese - Do Lard S[
DO Butter lush 10 3 do Wheat Am sides LeasnsF
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q,..l sass
Tas CAcogo Tfbsae states that an injunction has been
mt ON the Galena and Chicago Air Lane by the Chicago
"a Charles and Mississippi Air Line Co
The Pittsburgh and Steubenvle Road is IN course Of
rapid construction.
The Josraei Of Cosros figures uphe following results
Of the Imports and exports of the past eleven months and
,otw outstanding an increased import OF s3s4sooo and
sbst large shipments Of gold taking place in the face
AZ very large sales of securities abroad, The Journal
tanks there won't be much Of shower after ALL
oy syo2rs AT xrw.voRK, fLEvrS MONTHS FROM Jolly
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OceRn sfeamers.


sTEsnrEs TO AkRIvE
Pacific Sailed from Liverposl for yune
Sailed from Liverpool for New.York ...June
Humid Southampton for Gewfork June B.
Niagara Sailed Liverpool for Boston June H.
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Passengers Arrived.

Passengers Arrived.
u he brig Ocean Bird from CvaooI-Mrs NJ b. SpiFe and
daughter.
MINIATURE ALnAEAc.....Tas DAY
Sur ....4 q Sets .....7 81 MoosSefA.. ia
wATER......rBsDkY.
10 o3m Gov Island. 20 53n Hell GAts'.iz "A
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Communion.

packages woOens ssas 1880 Cloth. slo55s 70 do wors-
ds siSG q DO su Goods $50 rs DO wors.d
Ssss a. ' Cow! ss s ii e
p ho:S ~ o. SGvs' p sso 2 49,
4do Merno Shirts 81 2 g. o. C1rPenS ssll6 do other MANI
sSSs Of "''l'n' 'l1@ Total 10" packages valued
$40 packages Cotton s6 7 4s do Cood do $685. DO Prints
s6 IS Puh 81 $50 IS 40 velvets 90 952 DO Embroidered
sos2 40 IS DO Qher manufactures g 1885, Total mum
Der Of packages l,lsi valued At slssi5t
e package. 81! Ssssn. sss do Satin: ss71s
81 u.s. venss g s 81 DO Flush Sc 3 s. Do PoS oa
m So sl s L S@a @ s o Sos 3
MIR ss IL DO c' 'Ts ED Se S Il s d. BI;d sSs Bind
uurts 7s Total Of package. a at s2o5is
Nepls go S. DE- LSg. @sd c94s sris1 DO Lsee'
MISCELLANEOUS
50 pkg. Straw si62 do Feathers and Flower. s3s55
10 do Millinery t5 do Collars Cuff. &c s2Gi p do Enbroi
dey sS u do Leather Gloves s253 do. Wearing Apparel
Withdrawals
p wou s. ISL so Goth. & do Cotton and WORT
Total So pigs siSes2 -
n Cotton. @ izSs5o'i asn 'sG 81 Total .pl valued
"e'''' n.SurAcruREs OF SILKS
sr. So s s 3 s 3, So So. I.s
pp sscs 10 Min. ssS7 do Bmds and Bnttops sol Do
se v scs7 90 Gimp. @ Tots. psr valued 2s 90
II Pigs. Linens SO2 sdO. Linens and COons sos Total Il
Pig Lssher Gloves sc 5ii do Hemp Y-s s55 Total S5
plgs- valued at ss,l
HdrehOUsed
Noolens s39il4 do Cloths ~ 1872 ia DO Worsfed
76c Sl
5do Merinos SS sos II do Blankets SIC So
5do Gloves 81 3 q 10 Hose 1884 do Yam S78 Total us
pigs, valued at s2s2,Hl.
MASUFACTURES or CoTToS.
pkgs Cottons s6 $50 do Ginghams 81 1885, do Enb Muns
o. SIS DO Vvet S62 % DO Hose sos Total lS5 pkgs valued
a S25SSS
nLSuFacTuRrs OF FLAX.
60 pks Linens valued at $40 Geo.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Goods 81 500 10 do Lace Gloves s. So
s67sA Total 235 pkgs- valued at e., co.,
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Il the w-York correspondent of The Ca'on' ana
not Of tn, National Ingenoer whose letter we quoted
from yesterday.
The following table will show the Canal receipts of the
principal articles of produce at tide water for the three
seasons past TO the close Ofthe frst week in June:
The receipts at tide water Of Flour Wheat Corn and
Barley for the first week in June in 1883 and 1852 have
been as follows:
Flour bsls Whesi: bu. Con b1 Barley ba
l0i629 H,G5o 6hIl
1870 afT g7t6
Der 40 or Inc 10ges Dec 2S0aZ3 Inc 1850
The aggregate ofthe receipts Of the above articles so far
for the years s53 and 1852 have BEEN
Four, bill. whest, tu. Corn bu Barley N
742n53 3B746 1857
1s52............... 59e,4fs 67,o7 ll3s,GO 1886
DeeIC709 Inc 64IO6 Dee792y8z Inc7oIW
The receipts at fdewaer Of the principal articles Of pro-
duce from the opening Of the Canals to and including the
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by tee Sandy Hook Il greet reisrrroht

One ship anchored the Bar o4rks AID d. h-i, $1,000
near the Spr-Gl bsurd ~
Ore bsIk tls and sJusre-rgged vessel in oaasr
Nin1-Very light from the s. E-We1iher clear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-11

comparison Of receipts for the two years to the 3ls Of
MAY in 1859 and 1888 showing the general of trade
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and for three Inspectors Of the ensuing Election ,d
the office Company No. l3 Canast TUESDAY, 2st
June Poll open Il o'clock ". o'clock Pm.