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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-20
CITY TRADE REPORT.

10
AsHFs.- Small sales pots made At oxc., and
pearls At &C.
BHEADsrUTs-Flour-Ths sales embraced about 8, zoe
5000 bbs including common to good State, at - 10
30 20, and Western do. do, At 80 Q 80 10, aaA
S11 $l3 for ezra Genesse Canadian (absat
1000 . ], 200 bbs were sold ut $40 Sill. South
ern easier Sales 900 900 bbls. at $40 90 q
S11 20 for common good and $1l 81 S12 for faaog
and extra. Rye ouY-20o 800 bbls. sold ct S8 Is
80. Corn meal nominal at IS 90 S5 lax fer
Jersey. Wbeat-Tbere more doing, and the market
was rather nrmer 1900 bushes prime white Csaadan
soo 1t 81 So and 5000 do Upper Lake at 81 o. Rye
was steady, with small sales at 81 rs. Corn in
duced supply, and the market Hrmsr. which checked
sales The transactions embraced about Is 900 80 o0O
bushels Western mixed as 81 81 o. No sales Of whse
or yellow we're reported. Oats quiet ct SOC. $50.
fer state and Western.
Corm The sales snbraced 100 bags Rio, at 1oko..
and los to 200 mats Java, ~ 1sko and Jamaica ct D. T.
OonToSTbers was some better feeling In tho market,
with more doing The sales footed up about 5000
1900 bales, at steady prices.
FRxIGHrs.-To Liverpool about 90 900 bushels Of csra
were engaged 10 ships bags at SID. Cd. 20 baiaal
see bland cotton - e-led For square bales 81
was ssted; ana 100 bbk. oil we're engaged at liz
EhsHn ~ To London or Hazuu
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCE.

TUESDAY, June l9--6 P. NJ

TUESDAY, June 1916 P. NJ.
The stock market opened exceedingly buoysnt
tLis morning. A very heavy amount Of business was
transacted, and the upward movement appears to
gain strength as prices become inflated. At the
first board Missouri 6's advanced / per cent; Cali
fcrnis rs, 9; Erie bonds, 1875, /; Illinois Central
Construction, I; New York Central rs, Ii Ohio Life
and Trust, /; Cumberland Coal, i; New York Gen.
trs Railroad q Harlem, q Erie Railroad, Ii Reading
Railroad, L; Hudson Railroad III Michigan South
EN-, Q; Cleveland and Pittshurg, AZ; Cleveland and
Toledo, 4; Chicago and Rock Island, O. There was
quite an excitement to-day In New York Central
stock. The large sales at auction gave an impetus
10 the market, and prices were up above par. AT
the board there was considerable activity, at an ad
vance. Erie aud Reading we're In demand to-day At
better prices. OF the latter cash stock Was plenty
Hudson Railroad bss advanced rapidly within the
past day or two. On Saturday there were sales OF
80 per cent and it sold 10 day at 43 per cent This
rise has not brought out much stock. Western rail
road stocks do not seem TO make any pause Ia
their expansion. Cleveland and PiEtsburg sold .
few days since 1t forty five per cent Bales to-day
were made at ffty-fve. Even this enormous advance
has not induced many holders TO realize. Railroad
bonds were freely taken to day at better prices T.
liDois Central construction and free land, amount
ing to $4,000, sold at the first board 1t advance
Of about threequArters psr cent ell round. Most Of
the purchases were for cash. Erie, Hudson River
and New York Central bonds composed other pur
chases today, eli OF an advance. The speculative
excitement existing Of the Stock Exchange has
brought ont SONS Aes stocks We notice to-day
small sale Of Bfunswick City Land Company. Tasre
IT, peri aps no railroad stock the list possessing
90 wide margin for an improvement a. Erie, and
we believe that good portion Of that margin VII
be covered before many months. In vIsv 81 its pc
sition ard prospects 1t Ia unvarrsniabiy depressed
Il IL ct this moment selling for only about opehai
as much as Central, and II there is In reality that
difference In their value We have rot Jet been able
to dscoverit.
After the adjournment OF the board this morn
ing she following bonds aud stocks were sold at
auction, by Simeon Draper, on account OF the
trustees OF the late Utica and Schenectady Railroad
Company
$685. 900 N.YCen RR subsc'n es, int added ssx ASK
1850 DO do coAvert'e rs, do. -aI0tX
1s4s shares N. Y. Ces RR stock. eeX 100 3.l6
Tho following sales we're made on account Of
whom II may concern, ard 80 close an estate -
1900 Lake Erie Wabash and 81. Louis Railroad
10000 NY n 1Ssss's' res. .;,.: o. d ssd'a
1000 shares NY. Gen RR int .adsd Zoe SIS 1907
Mr.. Nicoay sslS 81 auctios. this morning, 20, 938
shares Of the capital stock IL the Gold Hill Mining
Company. fctfeitei Scr aoB.raymsnt OF an ASSESS
ueut Of 70 cents per share levisd thereon. They
brought "a cests 20 OIL pOr share, snhjsct TO seid
ssssseeasn.sc.,
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the Hsss b1r. stanton. OF Tesnssses.
To TIE EDITOR or -HH HERALD.

NV YORK Juas 10, 1855.
In ycur report Of shs spsechss made last evening At
the "Know Nctsiss mesiias |. In the PARK, ana
the rana o. the Hon " sta.ssa, Of TenAssses, Ia
treducsc one Of the speakers upSs that occasion
beg to state that the Hoa. r. p. s.astsn sot
present At the gathering in ms Park last evening" aad
cosseq ornuy did mot make the 'Knsv Nothns speech
anjssdy attributed TO him In report sAi fufthsr,
take the liberty 70 express fra belief that the po
liicai principles OF Mr. Strattsn as remote from
"knov <othingsm." he himself FROM Nev York
city at the time Of the sfore aid gathering"
state, con ddeny that sir. StSntoa within two
hundred and atty miles Of New YORK at the time the
.Know Nothing mass meeting" was being held In the
Park.
New, Sir, as Mr.. Stantss's pe-soast and poitca
friend. hasten to the error in your report
which might otherwise inniet upon him great political
injustios
NERIrAS
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The FlLIBUsTEBNG MAaNoLIA.-Th's vessel,
recently carried into Mobile by the cutter McCsaud
for being concerned In alibusteriDg forfeit, nader
the revenue laws Of the United States, vita all her
caIgo-3 600 riAes 1900 Colts rsyolv.rs 900 pound,
Axsd anmunltion, brass field battery, ana . larg
quantity q ether military stores. The 80 section o.
port of the United States she left New York, with
fraudulent clearance Is to her cargo, and such
errand hers shall with her cargo be forfeited
half to 60 to the informsr and those concerned with
her liable also 70 fine Of $4,000. In ths
the party causing her to bs taken Into the custody Of
the revenue officers in the district OF Mobile II Ii not
believed in this city that she the service Of tho
Cuba Junts, ~ alleged; Nicaragua is thought very
reasonable grounds indeed to have been her destins.
tiop tho protestAons to the contrary
- Washington paper, June Is.
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Rusk goes evca further In private oouyers,kisa. ~
understand. than he deems Il prudent % sxnrsw
himself In his pubic address II Ii reported a m
thst ks plainly tells Texas that tho State resss,s
or Degle d 10 scept the provisions Of tho psaAinx
bU, thst Congress viii make direct sppropriskisu
Of the money; and - such course would be lat
ard proper, We can scarcely question such renAt.
Seven mes banks were chartered by the LsgisA-
ture Of Rhode Island, during the eight days sessisa
just clcsed, VIZ -
Tae Bank OF the Republic, In Providence the Slater
rem; the Farmers Bank in North Kpgsto IN; the Ashs
way Bank in HopkiBton; the verton Bsak In Tivert.u
Frankliu Five Cent Savings Bank, N Prsyfiesos
800 !. pa this augmentation Of baak capital I've
Of CoUmercs-vefSc tne Americas BaAt AID the Bask
sueunt Of their stock sesaorized 70 iarsass As
lars. sn Oh oa-
The returns Of the banks OF South CArolinA,
the month Of May, give tho following exhibit =
Capital STOCK $I4 e27 2ls bills In circulation s. 1sr
and other moneys not enumerated $3 $50; spsa,s
o., 1872 23S notes discounted on personL security,
sic $40 1888; domestic exchange, %, EOS 614 heads
81 o7 $685. stock. s42, 7sl; suspended debt and dssf
In suit, 81 248 426.
In capital stock there has been an increase Of Ssy ooo<
In circulation there has been decrease Of 00a In
set profits there has been an incresse OF ssS
in deposits &c., decrease Of $3.50 Ooo In specie de-
eurty Of $3.50 ooo and in domestic exchange
. decrease Of $500 600.
The following table shows the quantity Of sosAs
Of The principal articles Of produce left at tidswslse
from Ae oommep cement Of navigation to the llta
Of juno, inclusive, during the years 1865 IS days
1854, As days, and 1866, IS days.
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LEGISLATIVE CoAcHMAs.-A gentleman Of this
CITY, week two since, inqutring for . private
csschmsn. 0ns who heard OF the inquiry and offered
bia services In that capac city, mentioned a. recon
snendatou that he sswss member Of the Late General
Court We were aware THAI that distnsuishsd body
had gained much reputation BY riding inside Of w.
but We had not supposed that any Of s pasubers
had been In tho habit Of occupying An outside seat
Az was notorious that the OF state had OF lats
been managed somewhat rechiess;y, IL vas thought
hardly cafe TO trust Of it's drivers with ira godsncs
OF private carriage The offer was therefore courte-
sWE ascapsd -Rsftn rssgssh
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Marine Court.
Before Hon. Judge Mccarthy.
. prw.pn NOT aOuaur rop.

JuSx Ill dcsd r. Quick Us. John r. Harding. This
an action for assault and battery committed do
PENDANT in plaintiffs shop last March. Defendant is
carver. Last winter robbery was committed on his
premises, and large quantity OF tools taken from him.
BE subsequently offered reward for their recovery
The PLAINTIFF brother, who u . machuist Was In q
tecosd hand store In the Bowery aud there say the
goods BE gave thu Information 10 his brother (pisn
tin and told him to GO and got the reward snd taey
would divide IT, Pisistd .ecordingy called on the de-
fendant 81 ms shop and While there alteration o.,
CURED, during which plaintiff rot psir OF black eyes
and other injuries. The defendant insts thss plaintiff
vas the asgressor and got No than he deserved
ana that he ttte defentsnt) was thu irjured party
The jury however thought oifsrsa and gave verdict
for $500 70 cover the plaintiffs eyes.
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Dec =. Al ,3e2 Dec. 262 2io Inc. 2S3 Dec t.syx
The aggregate quantity Of the same articles ls(k
at tidewater from tho commencement Of nsvigssioa
to the l4th Of june inclusive during the years 1864
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OF million OF collars, 10 in some mes
anxiety caused BY many transient
their business for the reason, hssteneS
was, by the announce Dent Of the Bos
epidsmic existing n our city. on
financial movements Of sur city, being
depot Of the West, are more OF less con
good or bad sanitary cosdition.
In the aggregate thu banks are CON
the requirements OF the Law, $780,
S754,4t8 is with the Bank Of Louisiap
with the State Bank, and $40, 900 wit
II We include the exchange balances
would exhibit balance pfStos, 900,
e5oo,o00
Senator Rusk, Of Texas, has ado
the State Gazette, ut Austin, on
cepting or rejecting the bill pas
sion Of Congress, on the subject 4
He Il decidedly In favor Of sccel
bases bis opinion less upon the
,be blu than upoA its effect IN riddI
its eebt, and in disposiss finally Of
hitherto intermlSable controversy. /
up, he says, to What the United ST.
have tose, but 1t ID the best that could
could only be got after much exs!si'
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AT the ss,ond board che maske. was buoysas, N,
mot active. IiDsis Central bonds advanced per
cent; New York Central bonds, 1; Erie bonds,
1876, / !; New YORK Central r. r.. Il Chicago and
Rosk Islaad, II; Harlem, 1 ; Reading closed at
prices current In the morning. The upward move
ntnt In many stocks has been too rapid, sada re-
action win BE- the result before many days eispse.
The transactions o. tbs Assistant Treasurer's Of
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tered BY tie Legislature ct lts late session, have
oPo~sa thsir books In the villages upon the south
s'oo OF suffolk county. Long Idaad. and about
onetnDd q the capital stock has already besn tsksa
ING hooks VIII close about tho fourth Of July Il
sne ">rniion ofshe company to run linz Of steam
s's mo~ es' asmpson, Suffolk county, through the
o'u.n Dsy sAo ue >saan 70 New York 1t Is th ,ught
the line viii Pay we'll, - thsre arc sortv ,,,l.s AZ
thickly populated country ~ srono-. !, To a.,
citizens Of New York wish to subss ra. e. n.
It can be done within the specified time. u,--av wv
Vail. Of Islip, Suffolk county, and Austin n. ~
Patcbogoe, are the conmi saoners having charge o,
The books. The capital will b. divided into shares
Of twenty-five dollars each.
The annexed statement exhibits tho gross snl net
earnings of the Philadelphia aud Reading Railroad
Company for the month Of Nay. this year, compared
with the corresponding month last year =
PmIADKIPuA AND READING RAILROAD
Received from Goa. sss 49, .,s7 1885, "a
Received from travel. de-. asiSs IS 1905 s.
Total s.rninss ssls. ssl 90 sAsosi %
Tr'sportation, rosd ~sy. dump
age, renewal fund, and all
charges ................... 1913 6S5 % 1874, 4A 90
Net income for the mont,s $3.50 7ss 81 s2ss, 2es IS
Do previous 1--we monshS,.. 4s6, e6s 90 7ll,sl7 81
Net Income six months $3.50 44s q es77 oss 50
According to this, the increase In net income
during the frst six months the present fiscal ysar
amounts to $500, 6S7 23-equsl to about sixty Six
per cent.
The gross earnings Of the Morris and Essex Rail-
road Company for the fiscal year ending Nay 81,
1856, amounted to 1921 l5 o. and the expenditures
in the same time to $l25,l72 90, showing INST In
como at the close Of the year OF sos 942 s5. Out
of this, two semi-srnual dividends, amounting to
$57s76 SO. and interest on debt, $ls,735 10, have
been paid, leaving balance Of s2s, 331 16, which
has been added to the contingent fund.
The financial condition Of the company, on the LIST
inst, was ss follows
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g. !. IL, 4es Bee .s2t Gas Dec s2,sss Dec. i

Dec." IL, Acc Fec .32t 645 Dec s2sS3 Dec. le3 La
The aggregate qusatity Of the Same articles lses
at tdewa;er from the commencement Of nayiGar
tion to the l4th Of June inclusive during the years
1868 aud 1856, Was % folloWs:--
Flour, bhs. Wheat, bu. Corn bn. Barley, t4.
1853. -. 654,017 S64.4S5 352,411 l3f,t6e
1864. ...l79,I94 556,o95 1,2s4,OSs ls,sse
Dec.. a74,s2s Dec.aos 800 Inc 0al ss4 Dec 80
By reducing the wheat to -four, the quantity q
the latter left at tidewater this year, compared
with the coresp ,nding reriod Of Last year, shsws
decrease of 49,, 1928 barrels Of -four.
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The quantity of -four, wheat, corn and barley LET
at ddewster, during the second weak In Jaas, In
the years 1854 and 1855, was as folio xs:-
Flour, bbls. Wheat, bn. Corn, bu. Barley, ~.
1884,. 81, t0S 1854 1a3,769 1881
1866 49,. AZ, 2f4 120,9 4 434,062 b,l6e
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The New Orleans Crescent of the 10Th inst, says:
The Bank report for the last week exhibits great
decrease In some Items II will be observed In specie
there decrease OF S4e7 20S In circulation Of
In deposits OF S725 lo1 In exchangs Of $500 All In
The great decrease In deposits
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SWEEPING has become a favorite employment o.

SWEEPING has become favorte employment Of
late in both town and country. An admirable
machine has been put into operationin New York,
that supercedes the labor ofhundreds of operatives
in that line. The machine is worked at night, and
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Connecticut. They swept out Louisville and Sc.
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broom handle They fonnd some trouble in Gin.
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AMERICAN ORGAN.
SONG of eprInE.

by CORNWALL
When the wind blows,
In the sweet rose-tree,
And the COW lows
On the fragrant lea,
And the stream flows,
All bright and free,
'Tis not for thee--'tis not for me,
IT'S not for any one here | trow;
The gentle wind bloweth,
The happy COW loweth,
The merry stream howeth,
For all below
o, the spring! the bountiful spring.
She shineth and smileth on every thing.
Where come the sheep
To the rich mans moor,
Where comeih sleep,
To the bed that's poor,
Peasants must weep
And Kings endure;
That is fate that more can cure;
Yet spring doth all she can trow:
She briDgeth the bright hours,
She wayeth the sweet flowers,
She dresseth her bowers,
For all below , ,...,
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WIsE's 0RAroRY.-Its Chdseness.--A Western
Virginia paper thus gives its impressions of Wise ,
Mr.. Wise, very much 10 his injury, aped the
clown in various ways while delivering his late
speeches in this county. We thought less of him
than we expected we should, when we saw him, In
Paramount, standing before very large crowd Of
highly intelligent listeners, with the thumb of his
right hand on his nose and the fingers making
clownish motions.
In point ofsmoothness chasteness, and elegance,
Mr.. Wise is infinitely below George Summers as
speaker, judging from the specimens we heard
at Morgantown and Paramount. At Paramount, he
more than once called our western people Cohees.
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JOHN R. ELyASs WILLIAM THOMPSON.
ELvANs 4 THOMPSON, Dealers in
u Hardware, Coach Trimmings, &c.
No. 1926 Pennsylvania Avenue, between 9th and 10th
streets, Washington ID. q.
House Furnishing Hardware,
Britannia, German Silver, Albata and Silver Plated
Tea Table and Desert Spoons
Carvers and Forks steels, Knives with and without
forks t G 49, t
Brass, Britannia, Block Tin and Plated Candlesticks
Shovel and longs, Waffle Irons, Sad Irons
Maslin Bell Metal Kettles, Furnaces, Ovens Grid
irons, &C., &C., &c.
Binding Materials,
Rural Cottage, Closet, Cupboard, Chest TILL Pad and
Shuttle Door, and Blind Hinges, Screws, Bolts Cut
Brad's shutter screws and Stubs, Door Springs,
HaAdrail Screws, Door Knobs E1
Bell Pulls, Door Sheayes and Rail, de-, DC, DC.
Cabinet Makers Goods.
Hair Cloth, Cured Hair, Moss, Gimps, Sofa and Chair
Venetian Blind Hooks, Rack Pulleys, Roller Ends,
Brackets, Furniture Nails ~
Glue, Coffin Handles and Screws, Diamond Screw
Plates, DC, &c, &c.
Carpenters Goods.
Planes, Saws, Drawing Knives, Spokeshayes, Chises
and Gouges, Plane Irons
Augers. Braces and Bits, Boring Machines, Ham,
mers Hatchets, Levels tta ~ =.
BeEs Sauarss Gauges s% o anss Ss 1s &c
Black and Bright Springs, Axles, Felloes, Spokes,
Hubs Bows, Shafts Poles III ia.
Sleigh Runners, Silyered aud Brass Bands, Stump
Joints, Stump Collars, Top Props .
Curtain Frames, Lamps, inside Innings Lining Silks
Damask, Scanning Cords
Tufts Tassels, Buttons, Tacks, Frnges, Laces Plain
and Enameled Canvass
Russia Duck, Enameed Leather, Dash Leather, DC,
90, DO.
ELyANs THOMPSON,
mar 22--6m 3Q8 Penn ayenueL
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