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ONLY THINK OF THE PRICES The whole stock
ofrch SPsIxc AID SUMNER DREss GOODS Of CHAs HEARD
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1T q sscnfoe without parallel.
Rich Bareges and Tissues of the latest styles and richest pat
at A. and 1 8 per yard.
Rich La Sd and ID yard
LANES fchintz color) Of the desirable
syles and patterns at Cd. and 81. per yard.
Rich Spring and Summer Plaid and Stripe silk rich En-
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this renders Il almost impossible 10 detail the
prioe Suffice they form the low ratio in reduc
te above mentioned This sacrifice deemed
ssry in order to coe the remaining stock band pre-
yoas 10 Of August The Ladies therefore the
utter folly Of purchasing elsewhere.
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Whalers.

An at HyGrnis 29h u ship Ooesn Rover tef Nsntaess''
Brown. Msitapoi.sti. 10 az for Pacific Ocean -.
Arr Bedford 5th Inst, bsTs Eusens, Barnad -
Wood, Pacific Ocs Taeaha.Ra March p With - eos q
100 do wh oil OF bosId Sent home aud sold 200 bbA r "
VIII. oil. Has quantity Of oil on freight
letter frcn Capt Bewisnd Of bark Nye Of Duimooe' ~
ports be May with eco bbl. 400 do IN -
al told Had taken rs p since leaving ST. Helena, Aafcs
letter from Capt Clifford ofshp Hope Of y. r. repo
Islands and Jsp4n ...<
spOkeD-JuIe Is lat d 10 lon "a IS sehr MOusfaia SPINS
Of Provineetowr, Young. months out, clean II 81
July ist. "a Ion u S. schr Chsntieleer. fcsnf 80
from Proyincetown, a cruise weeks out, boa o.. -
time ss~ sehr Ale shsny, Co0k, Of and IRON Do
80 bbA oil
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

F.rAL RAILROAD AccIDESr.--On Friday night Mr..
John Casfay OF jersey City man about Is years of
age m, Il with accident at the depot of the New
York and Erie Railroad, near which he resided. in
oopsequeno of which he died yesterday morning 1t
appears that the employees were arranging the cars at
II O'Clock on ftiday night by Of rope about
fifteen feet in lenst attached to locomotive. Mr..
o. f,.v crossed the track Just behind the locomotive
~ ~, see;ng the ro,e on account of the darkness he
s over il. and the car wheels psssed over his night
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La w LiyT,ELLIGENCE.
THE LIQUOR LAW CASE.
MARINE COURT-JvLY 7-BeloTe Judge BIRDsAbt,
The People ex rel Hill ag;- Smith

The People, eN rel. HllI hEt SiIIu
Complaint under the new Liquor Law, already re-
frred to. Argument was presented by Mr.. MoHi-
son for Defense and by Mr.. Sever for complainant.
Mr.. NJ. wished to argue the constitutional question,
but the Judge said that, acting a mere examining
magistrate be did not consider it necessary TO pass
upon or hear argument in relation to that. The
mere Question il, if the law has been violated. Mr.
Morrison contended, agreeably to the opinion OF
ChiefJust Marshall in ~ Wheaton, that any per-
son bas a right to purchase and sell imported liquor
Mr. Sever on the other hand, admitted that person
has right to import, and the importer, as received,
10 eel; but that Immediately passing from the i'm
porters hands the State has power ofregulaton IN re-
gard TO it, and he referred to the case in United states
Sup Court in 5 Howard 5O4. The Judge expressed
a doubt whether the excepting clause IN the law re-
ferred TO any law the United States that s whether
the United States laws give power to sell. The Judge
said he would render decision in the Monday.
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occas;onsl fauree still reported in the manusc-
.urpe towns but only Of speculative houses long out
of credit Among the most recent have been Mr..
Hickman an iroumaster, Birmingham, for
100000. and Messrs. Whitehou.e and Jeferies, also
=. .ams ueghborhoOd. whose liabilities are ike
Of IL,
wise stated TO be heavy
Nesss. Dennistoun, Wood & Co. say:
aThe reduction in the rate of discount by The Bank
t,s been 40 far anticipated that il has had little effect
ON the general Money market ard It has failed TO give
snv trnustus 10 trade, in most branches OF Whlen
surii of inact0n prevails. g,
None il abundant at slightly lower rates, and
the tate Of the Exchanges permits bat limited e1
nor, Of Gold But a new loan for large amount u
ffynected 70 be soon announced in Paris which VIII
nrobablv draw money from this country. Owing 10
he receipts of unfavorable intelligence from the
Crimea Consos have to-day fallen e cent, closing
"ibe position Of the Manchester market CORE
sponds with that OF Cotton market Little business
has been DONE and sales only be effected Oy suo-
mitting to prices below quotations"
In relation TO American Stocks Mr. Satterihwaite :
Circular says:
Tie demand for American Stocks and Bonds IS
daily increasing, and considerable transactions have
taken place az quotations given herewith. state
stocks are corparatively neglected. The advance in
Virginia 2 cent reported by last advices from New
York has produced a corresponding advance here,
though the ueILaIu = e!e--Hnl NS Ho'N .sNlN ~
with coupon; for Virginia e cent sterling there i
no inquiry 80.
In Railroad Bonds the principal run IS upon Illinois
Central in which advance OF per cent on
Construction aud per cent on treeland Bonds
The two descriptions are now the same prce. Inc
demand for this company's shares, which we noted
last still continue bat few if any are offering. A
fair business has been done in Erie lss3s and ISIS
at our quotations.
The Iopdon Directors Of the Great Western Of
Canada have issued to the holders allotment OF one
new share for every original share. This sudden pro-
cess of doubling the Capital Stock has startled the
propretors and caused fall of II per share. The
Convertible Bonds are of course similarly affected, but
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arm, crushiDg il from about four inches above me
hand 10 about four inches below the shonider. ne
was otherwise much injured.
On Saturday Or. Yarick operated upon the uniortu-
nate man. he being 20 seriously injured that his only
chance for recovery by means of amPufanon- ut.
Varick was assisted by DIR. Olcutt and Heeyes- lie
removed the ann at the shoulderoint and the enire
collar bone from the shoulder-bade 70 the bress-bone
Tie coIlarbone had been broken in several pieces by
the car Wheel The operation was very skilfuy per-
formidable patient being under the influence OF cnio
reform al the time-but without avail. He died yea
terdsy morning at o'clock. Justice Gardner held an
inquest upon the body and the jury rendered YER
dict that the deceased killed by being run over by
the cars Of the New York and Erie Railroad Company
and censurng the Company for not lighting the street
ct that point better and in not having watchman
there to warn persons Of the danger
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SATURDAY. July Up. NJ.

SATURDAY, July 7-P. NJ.
The Stock market has been active to-day with gen
orally strong feeling. At the Second Board prices
were well sustained and after the Second Board the
general market wac isi v cent higher. and closed
very frrn. Erie was s2l-an advance of I y cent.
Reading, ssi-a further advance of Il cent 1t sp-
pears to be understood that dividend has been
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markets-Rep0rted BIZ TeIegraok.

OswEso June 6The receipts d1ng the past "A hours have
been; FLOUR eco bbls WHEAT, 1900 bush Corn 1900
bush The ssle f Flour today oaly 20 bb $40 Is
$40 50 for Canadian $500 bush WHEAT sold priyse
terms. CoRS-Saes IS Geo bush. 81 BIC for mixed.
PROVIDENCE Jay 7Our CoTTOS market dull the sales
week have been small and prices unsettled. Wool
The have been rsther light amounting 900 rs The
stock Of Pued small while the high prices paying for Fleece
the country s,eLed the market prices FOR all grades
PAINTING CLOTas unchanged see Of the week 50 pieces
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Fatal FAIL FROM WIsDOw.-COroner VIII
yes>rdny held inquest the New York Hospital upon
the Een Hurley native of and 10 years OF
whose death caused by conclusion o. hs brain produced by
IL aTGpears that O'Clock Saturday afternoon the
deceased In hanging clothes upon line en ID 70
birdos window Of her residence in Haguee and reaching
10 n feet of and while doing lost her balance
and fell the window She taken insensbe, and
conveyed the Hospital where she died yesterday
morning The Corone Jry rendered verdict Of accidental
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-BROOKL YIN ITEMS.

The LIouoR BusISEss.-The frst cases Of Drunken.
ness disposed of according to the provisions of the
Prohibitory Law, were brought before the Police
Courts Saturday.
Before Justice Jacobs.-Policeman Vandyke of the
Fifth District, made complaint under oath against
John Delany for being drunk on Friday night.
The prisoner was put upon the stand and testified
that he had purchased four glasses of brandy for him
self and companion, at Costen Baders liquor store,
corner Of Grand and Water-sts., aud had also got
brandy at the corner of Grand and Frstss., whereby
he had be- ONE intoxicated. He was fined $40.
William Lother, arrested by Officer Kennedy, testi-
fed TO drinking liquor his own premises and it had
been purchased by another person. lie was fined $40,
which he paid aud discharged.s
Anolia Connolly, arrested by Officer Waters, had
been too drunk 10 knew where she got her liquor.
Her case was disposed Of by fine of $40.
Before Alderman Eames.-Dennis Murphy aud
Cornelius Jones arrested by Officer Westerfeld Of the
Sixth District. Murphy testified that he had got one
glass Of threecent brandy at Berrys of Grand
and 7thss Jones testified that he had got brandy at
Comells tavern, on Bushwick-av and glass of por-
ter at the corner OF Grand and Lormersts. The ac-
cused were fined $40 EACH and in default of payment
were committed TO jail.
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TRUST IL The NATURE OF A WILL.
James Rogers Sarah Tey, by her next friend sg Simon
c. Tley and others
Captain Rogers, formerly master of paeket-shp,
but President Of Insurance Company and Of
considerable estate made deed Of trust in the nature OF wilt
frat providing the Of his debts and then the income
Of the estate appropriated during his life time TO the
port bis wife and family and after his death to 60 In fee 10
ts children named The question is whether such an
valid The Court considers that Is The effect
viii be 10 BY w-the not
having power however he would have IN will made
during his life time subse qusntly 10 alter 1t.
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Among the Imports were Wines $4,000, Watches
s35 SOC, Iron $40 400, Steel SIS 6oO Lead ssi 100,
Zinc s2s 700, Tin SIS, lOO Molasses sil.7oo Rags
$4,000, Spices $4,000, Pepper s3s, 600, Sugar
$3.50, 100, Hides sl96,7OO, Cigars s35,soo, Coffee
1921 100 Peruvian Bark s2o,7oo, Nader s55,5oo.
The exports of the week have been sl,2s4,6n
against 81 $685. 4l2 last year. The principal articles
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KILLED BY RAILROAD TRaIS.-At aborI . o'clook
on Saturday night as one OF the trains Of ae NewJersey
keilroed was approaching hahwe,( from New. Bruns
and blew biz whistle. Tw., az them s.enned off the
track but the cow-catcter struck the ctfer one and
threw hiR number Of rods, killing him instantly.
His name was not stated
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BROOKLYN COURT OF SPECIAL sEssIoNs-JULY =
Before Justice SMITH

On Saturday the examination of Michael German,
the alleged murderer Of Charles johnson and Robert johnson
by st1bbng before the above Justice. VII
ham Johnson brother Of deceased Charles Livingston and Jas
Campbell testified the Of the affair slbsiAn-
the Coroner hrst nvestgatton when the
adjourned until Thursday next Nothing different
from what previously appeared was elected
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MessenseryG II. Van cih C. Pruop @. Bsrker l. Msya.
J. kisser n. Heath w Cornton, ChAs MeG0wen, w Jsr,
j. J. Blacknerc, j. Lutch J. Bruno and LADY o. has.si
Rrssnt j. Martin, II. Draper. q. w. freeman N. p PsS
j. p. Cody q. o. Webster, l. c. Mason ID. Lewis. a
B1rnet J. P. Griffith, II. Oliver. and IS the sseersss
n paokstskip Lonioa fr0z LirerTooL-John Hsy.ooA
LADY Chas. L. spilhOrDe \. Peugues, Mouee, &c, 40
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From Messrs. E. Higgins Co.'S Liverpool Circu-
lar, 22d June learn that the exports of Dry Goods
in packages from Liverpool to the States in the sea-
sons st May 1854 and 1855 to the 18th June, were as
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IAdyerfiEenlent.
IN CRTAM SIR11Ps MADE FROM

SODA WATER AND CREAM SIRUPS MADE FROM
yREsH Understanding and superior to ordinary Sir
ups Ladies gentlemen invited call aud try them at
RUsHroKs only No AIT Broadway, Of Canalst and
No ~ Astor House, corner Of Bsrclays-
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fAdvertisement.I

1EAB--ID nc DtbI dtbOI IIIItiIV u T me us " N
~ found the CANTON TEA CoMPAEYs newlyerected and
elegant store Ne I25 Chsthsm, (beween Pearl and hoose
vess the oldest Tea establishment in the city We assure
cur readers they can here than elsewhere either
wholesale OF retail No branch stores.
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BALM OF THOUSAND FLOwERS-For beatty
ing the complexion and Graduating all pimpes frecke
from Co., Frankinsquare, New York
for sale By C. H. RING. Broadway, aud all DruggistsL
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Disasters, Sc.

BOSTON-Ar. July bsrks Kleber, Coquinbo; Lyssnaer
Cisnfuegos; ID. Godfrey Galveston.
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FsTAL AocsDEST.-Mr. Charles Irving, OF the firm
Irvs Lswfgsce ice dealers a. No 81 West Thrty-enth
killed Saturday evening by being thrown trcIs se
2e "A which be riding II sppee that while hudson
Va HousboD b horse took flight and an 81 a. great
and throwing Nj Irving with CREST
SoleI the pavement The then passed over bn
the injuries received BY IL and the fall together caused
death soon sfservyar His body taken bis late resi-
denos and Coroner ODonne bid inqsest upon Mr..
Irving % 81 and has long been sresdent OF
New.York
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Market. EARTHLY REron1rp roR TIE TRIBvsE.

slrvRsAY. JAY J. ls&
ASHF-The market il unsettled Tor fotsi s@es - ~ S
A. - ssids6 IS Pear dul. AZ 70 % ~
COTTON-The market quiet AZ eechue .. r. - 80.
.-rivs Of the America; the sales are estimated a. wv
and generally Effected Prces within the ranse O. '1'
cuCtstiCEs:
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Receipts of Produce

BY North Rrer Beats 5fS3 bbis Flour. 600 pkgs Pro
yisis To- DO WHISKY, 80 do Ashes, 1883 bush Com, 94O
Do Oaz
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ss-rA % Board Psiee Commissioner. position wa'on
b.. oe the creation Board occupied the whole TINE OF
durins business boura The dunes etenean, u.
~fcc Assure Alderman, BY no uoeen- nt - ne
"a. s.tisfv himself nhe viii eondescend 70 pay ' 70
NV d,,k occasion nv during buSiness bours
10 a. from nv having performed no dufies ne Dcen no
ooentv stated IN public prnts (which ~ me ~ nave ner
srsa themseves wonderful manner sDont ny appoint
n II t.le hi occasoa thai duties are and have
heretofore perform has been 70 take cha Of
az 49, and papers sppertaning that Office while IN addition
=, ~ anne yoh 1pfrequent that am employed
- nost duties connected with Office only
sy,nr he dsy but through the ussht TIL the a hours Of
~ -. h~su OF leisure which able get By q
.,, 40 NV asirts which Others generally devote
.~,ss,sen with IL reYuop Of the Mayor devote my
ga vce.tion- reportIn.-, >sheT than remain idle.
A. 70 my writing tufts" TO- the Mayor you'd simply state
that DO even write up the as when are o. aAy oceaI
in the Mayors Obce-sDo'her efsoS Hass 'rs
appointment CLERK been employed for tDst
did report the Mayors Office prior % my APf si-t.,
aekI oWedge; but my knowledge have TrtSDf
directly or iodhectly any puas' for 'ne Mayor
"A II hA bee equ py asserted that several reporters nave
been appointed police for putting the Mayo would
here that of my personal kne wledge not single maj
vidua with the exception Of myself In any nalnef
with Prees reporter has received any poee up
poiDrrnsnt BY 'be present Board Of Commiseionef%
st intended take any notice OF the VIou
my sppointneDtj but longer silence ON 5ny par.
ID seem 70 give al that has been uttered nave
yAousht make the above explanation OF win
hope that prevent further ml,
Yours respectfully cHAS NJ. VANDERFOOhI.
Eeso York, July 2, 1875
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scALpED TO DrATH.-Olivia Savage, child 8
years Old scsds death Saturday At the residence OF
btF rsrep No. Is Greens BY falling into kettle OF boiling
ws,r Coror Oopne yesterday held an inquest upon the
BODY and a verdict Of accidental death rendered
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CoRoSERs ISvEsTIGATIoSs.-Coroner Redding held
an inquest Saturday upon the body Of Robert John
son. one Of the parties stabbed in ARRAY in Fulton
av on Sunday morning, the LIST inst, and from the
effects Of which he died at the Hospital on Friday.
The Jury impanneled consisted of Josiah Nc
Cutcheon, Smith w. Arnold John C. Smith, Angus
tus Butler, VIM. Gascoigne, Samuel Nichols, Francis
C. Kirby, Charles Giddon, Gerrit Van Duyn and
Samuel johnson.
VIM T. Skidmore, one Of the officers who aided in
the arrest Of the alleged murderer Michael German,
testified to the same facts as previously published
identified the knife taken from the prisoner, who
when asked why he did il, said he had killed two,
and wanted 10 kill three or four hundred more Irish
men. The officer struck him on the knee on the way
40 the Station. House; prisoner complained, and was
told that if he had behaved himself he would not
be lame The knife was closed when it was taken
from him.
DIR. w. III. Babcook testified to the post mortem ex
animation of the body and William johnson and Chas.
Levipgston repeated the evidence addueed at the in
vestigaton in the case of the first deceased Charles
johnson.
The Jury rendered the verdict that Robert johnson
came to his death from wounds inflicted by Mchsel
German on Sunday morning Isl July.
No evidence having appeared either exsmins-
ton to implcate Michael MCGEE and Patrick riley
who were lying drunk in the gutter at the time Of the
stabbing; they were discharged from custody.
ArTKNPTED SUIcIpY.-A man named Michael Nal
doom attempted drown himself Saturday BY jumping OF
the the foot Of North Ihrdst lie rescued
Thomas Hendrckson who in the vicinity
was the fith Distinct Station House by Ocers
RET and Van Dyke for safe keeping.
PASSING CoUNTERFEIr MoSEY.-Alfred Dickson
arrested Saturday BY Assistant Capt Cox Of the sixth
District Police the complaint Of W Iraum who charges the
sccused with posing $40 counterfeit bin Of the Bank Of New
Yorb upon him his w ESenst he held Ia bonds
n N ~ l.
Patrick McC0nsughey appeared before Justice Bst,hey Tor
examination The charte Of selling liquor the
Of the law but motion o. counsel FOR def.uden
the further postponed until time during the pres
week The Pocs continue 90 all intoxicated per
add the Justices kePt busy In dsposns Of them All
convicted are fined sl0
BROOKLYN CITY MoRTALITY.-The number Of
deaths ~ this fy last week amounted 70 total Of S. slight
Increase compared with previous weeks OF these
males sed IS fenAles: Is adults ana So minors
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BY Telegraph.

Spoken 5th inst of Nantucket ship sheridan bound e. By
pilot.bost Edwin Forrest, No. IA
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PAssISG COUNTERFEIT MoSEY.-Alfred Dickson
arrested Saturday BY Assistant Capt Cox Of the Sixth
District Police the complaint Of W Trau who charges the
accused with passing $40 counterfeit b OF the Bank Of New
Yors upon him his store N EScnt he was held IN bonds
70
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ArrKNPTED SUIoIpT.-A man named Michael Nal.
doom attempted drown himself Saturday BY jumping oa
the the foot Of North rhdst lie rescued BY
Thomas Hendrekson who ia the vicinity the
was taken the Fih Distinct Station House by Oces Ste
ret and Van Dyke for safe keeping.
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The following sales Of bonds and stocks were made
al auction BY Burdett Davis x Main:

at AUCTION by BUTutIt, DdFIs q ~ 7IH'
$50 OCO Lafayette Mini Cos mort bonds lbypothecaed Jog
1900 Eissars Falls ydraule Cos bonds 500
80 shses Ohio and Mississippi r. r. hypoihecs ed 10.
LEGO shares Ohio Mississippi r. r hypohecated lot
SEQ Ohio and Mississippi r. r. lhyPotheeaed III
Mr. Albert H. Nicolsy's regular semi-weekly auc-
ton sale of stocks and bonds viii take place on Mon
day next at l2l O'Clock at the Merchant Exchange.
The Imports of merchandise other than dry goods
for the week were ST. 9le $50 against 81 s25 AS same
ureek of last year The aggregate is:
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dss;ds5 nnon. and y cent is the prediction
81 nsr,;es who pretend TO be well informed. Central
was Io13 aloli, and quiet Hudson River was A.
The Western shares irregular, but the tendency
was downward. Cumberisrd was very active, the
sales being some 5000 shares and the market al
vanced TO 3oi a3ol-sn improvement of 1 Y cent
Nicaragua continues TO advance, and closed al
Il! bid IL lie understood that an arrangement has
been agreed upon between tbs Company and the
Paeihe Steamship Conn sny, the only unsettled point
beng the days u sailing, about which there VII
probably re no difficulty In Railroad Bonds there Il
q large buSiOsss doing. The saes are $4,000 be-
eides coDyiderable amounts which do not appear in
the ynnted I;sts Illinois Central Freeland went 10
60; Construction, s6Ii Fries 1883, s5ii 1873, s2ii
Hudson Third Mortgage 75l; Terrs HATE and Alton
Fnst Mortgage, "a; Tene Haute and Alton cents,
s9l; New-York Central, 1903, &c. A, private sale
there were transactions in Illinois Central Eres 1875
and 1893. Terre Haute and Alton, Ohio and Peansy-
ysnia. Chicago and Milwaukee La Crosse and Nil
waukee, &c. State Stocks very firm and in good
demand; sales about ssOo 900 Missouri 6s, s7 Indian,
&c. s6 louisiana 6s 9s! Virginiss 90, and that price
bid at the close for 800, GOO, &c.
Exchange is not yet moving for the Wednesday
steamer and the rates nomnsy es before quoted.
To Liverpool 1000 bales Cotton are engaged at
alice, and 90, 900 bush. Corn at 81 4Ic.
The receipts Of the Macon and Western Railroad
for June s.V
June BID
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Showing a reduction this season so lar Of fUI PACK
ages.
The comparative statement of the New-orleans
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NFW.YoRE CLNssIFIlA ~,
Up,auds. + cridA Noble
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BROOKLYN CITY MoRTAIITY.-The number OF
deaths this city week total Of s. slight
Increase compared with previous weeks OF these
males a1d IS females: 3 adults ana So rninOrs
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Decrease o'o
This Company has declared semi-annual dividend
of 5 per cent pay able lst Augvst
The earnings of the Michigan Central Railroad for
the three weeks of June ending June 2lst were as
follows: