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CITx TRADE REPORT.

IL, ~, ~.
AsEs-Sales Of 100 barrels pots were made at IS 81
IS 81; pearls were At %.
ment in prices inferior and common were rather ease,
TO purchase at quotations. Tho sales footed up about
5000 1000 barrels including common to choice grader
Wisconsin d. $40 SO $40 49, and Ohio extra at SlI q
gu g; Canadian, Loco barrels, At $40 81 sll 25
choice, and s1i Is 4 Si2 for extra.
" quiet; IoSc bushels Michigan white
81 s and S.sS Of Upper d.s:
and common; 81 o. 81 o4ts for sound, the spot,
yellow Southern was at 81 TO- offered and At 81 IL
asked; q small lot Of suthern white sold at 81 Is:
Rye was firm at 81 So Oats were scarce and in good
CoFrEs-The market was quiet, and combined to about
400 500 Rio, at old prices, and $50 Jsya, at 14c.
CoosITne sales embraced about 600 bales, and the
FRnoHrs-To Liverpool, about J, 200 5000 bushels
At q S sss
cotton at per bale. To Glasgow $50 bbs beef were
engaged At g; There was alterations in rates for
HAY-T The market was quiet, and nominal, at loec q
lie.
s2S So while holders demanded $40 per ton usual
time.
LsAp--Thers was more enquiry and 6rmer prices
asked. Spanish was held at IS 18. per 100 lbs.
MoLAssls-New Orleans steady at 3oc. &c, and
60 hhds Cube Muscovado, At 2sc, and $50 hhds eyed
NAVAL sroas-The salss embraced 600 bills common
Wilmington rosin ct 81 CO. per $40 lbs delivered and
400 bbs spirits turpentine In shipping order at 41c
Raw turpentine quiet.
PnEyTo.-The account per Illinois from Jauasca being
OF an unfavorabls nature regarding the growing CROP
heavy storm having prevailed there, holders have be-
come more firm. About 700 bags sold TO- day, In
bond, at exc. cash. There is now to he had 1T
this rate.
PRovruoSs.-Pork-Thc market was frmer, with sales
OF 700 500 bbls including old ct SIT, and new
90. at OIL 10 sl7 81 end rev prime At si4 81 Sls
u.s. Beef rm with sales Of 400 500 bbls. at full
prices Prime moss quiet at $40 S26. Beef hams
were steady at SIC 500 Cat meats-Anong the sales
were so hhds hams and 10 Do dry salted shoulders at
private TERMS with sales Of 200 800 packages shou
ders, at 7afc. 7aIc., and hams at 9Nc . loo. Ia
con continued scarce and firm. Lard was less active;
sales confined TO 800 400 bills, at 10zc. 1885,
for common to prime. Butter and cheese were inactive
and unchanged in prices.
RICE was dull, at &c. = 6kc.
SuGARs-The sales footed up about 1000 hbds in
cludng about 700 Cuba muscovado, at about 5s.c &c
and about 900 DO Porto Rico, at &c. a63Sc
TAuow.-Smai' sales city we're reported at 12c.
WHIsKEr.-Tbe sales included 200 900 bbls Ohio and
prison At 36c 35Kc.
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The stated meeting of the Board Of Education was held
last Wednesday evening at their hall in Grand street
Present, William H. Nelson Esq, President, in the
chair, and Commissioners Townsend, Perry, Sinclair
Webb Blackstone, Phillips, Jones, Miller, Williams,
Green, Morand, Case, West, A. a. Green, Bsadle, Della
mater, Winthrop Rutherford, Rowland Fowler Daven-
port, an Shannon. Others subsequently came in.
READING MINUTES.
quorum being present, the minutes Of the last
meeting reaa emendations being made, they
stood approved.
The minutes of the executive committees the free
academy and normal school then read and
COMMUNICATIONS.
From the Eighteenth ward, asking for an appropris-
ton OF 81 500. Referred to Finance Committee.
From the Fourth ward for repairs to school house.
To Committee en- Repairs and Supplies.
REPoRzs.
or the City superintendent, to the visitation And
inspection Of the schools Of the several corporate
ties participating In the public money. The entire
Der OF such schools have been visited within tho last few
weeks. They are as follows
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Principal shipments az Chicago by Lake since
January LIST, - entered at the Custom HOUSE,
Wheat, 47s,242 bus; corn, LATE bus; oats,
6l02l0 bus; potatoes, 732 bus; four IL 1867 bbls
pork, A,649 bbls.; beef, 272 bbls.
Principal articles received ct Chicago by Canal
this season:-Wheat, 80 375 bus corn, 6s7 ,504 bus
oats, 35l, 422 bus; flour, 1904 bbls. pork, 1871
bbs.; lard, 299,725 lbs; bans and bacon, 1,54s,.
231 bbls.
The last report OF the Northwestern Virginia
OF the position and prospects Of that work, The
financial Affairs of tho company are detailed In the
report at some length. The balance required to
finish the road Is $9oo9So. To provide for this and
to psy the contractors the per centage retained as
security for the completion Of their contracts, the
Board have authorized the further issue of
bonds to the extent of $2,000,OO0, including
Che 100000 to be endorsed by the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company. The prospects
of the road, when completed, are represented
N Of the most promising character, and the
belief is expressed that It win have the largest ton
mage business Of any road In this country II is est
mated that the gross revenue of tho road will be
about 1888 and that the entire expenses includ
ing repairs and $2760O0 interest on stock aud
loans, wiz be $61s,950. Bot a. an estimate for the
first year, two thirds Of these estimates are taken,
showing surplus, after paying SIX per cent on it's
cost, Of $69l25. The report concludes by showing
the great advantages that must &C rue to Baltimore
from the completion Of this road, giving her the
shortest and most expeditions route TO the West.
The report Of B. Il. Latrope, the chief engineer,
accompanies the report and gives full and interest
ing details Of the progress which has been made in
constructing the road. Tho present prospect is that
the road win be completed in May 1866, and opensd
for travel and trade and then VIII We have chs
great straight line Of railroad between the Atlantic
and the valleys Of The Ohio ami Mississippi rivers,
that no rivalry oan compete witt.
IT, aanexsd statcasat exhibits the quantity ana
vaus Ofocstsia ARTICLES, sxssst dT gosis lnpsetsx
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KxPREss AGENCIES.

1p6E q. II. WINES 4 co.'s CALIFORNIA AMI
! hSJy. 0reson Espress.oase No. Bowling Greea,
gan, Eeq., New 7srk; William Hail Sen, de-, O. K. Oar
nsoa keg Ssn Frsscisos. We preparcd 70 forward
merchandise and teeasnre make csicctsns purchase
cbasse ssA stsena 70 IA bssnes. entrusted vsh
feAtch and On The nssA rssssassls ssr.s Hxpissood
isaviss Nov Tea % s - ssd MA sa( ses rrsssissc
IN Nd NJ ~ MA u sNet nsatt
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY MAR X Il +.
SATURDAY. June 9-6P.M.

The stock market remains without any material
alteration. At the Hrst board Missouri 6s advanced
aper cent; New York Central bonds, /; Ohio Life
and Trust Co., 2; Hudson RAilroad, 4; Pansma
Railroad, 1; Cleveland and Toledo. /. Illinois Con-
tzal Bonds declined per cont; Erie Railroad i;
Reading Railroad /. At the close, Illinois Central
Bonds were lower. State stocks were more active
than wo have noticed for some days. There was no
movement Of consequence in any stock on the List,
and the market closed steady.
At the second board the tendency Of prices
throughout was downward. Illinois Csntral Bonds
declined per cent Cumberland, 4; Erie r. B., /.
The transactions at the Assistant Tressurer'a
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D0. dry goods, d0................... TN, 100
Total importation. 81, So, 161
II will be seen by the above table that the increase
In the importation Of general merchandise was
caused by the largo receipt of certain leading ar-
oles Of general consumption, such as Coffee $l02,.
2o7; segars, $l31 ,451; molassas, $7s,275; sugar,
1886 237; tea t73667. These five articles make an
aggregate of more than nine hundred thousand
dollars, being upwards Of one half Of the total i'm
portation Of genera merchandise.
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The board met at their rooms on Wednesday at p n
Present: Commissioners Verpank Tin the char,) Pur.
dy Garrique, csrrigan, Kennedy, Kelly and Cummings.
Tm PRESENT CONTRACT.
Commissioner KELLY, on behalf Of the special committee
the meat contract made report in which he SEATED
that the contractor had lost 900 in consequence
OF the increased price Of cattle The committee
mended that he be given one cent pound extra, for
forty. days. dating from the last payment.
COMMISSIONER KENNEDY urged the adoption OF the re
port strenuously. The forty i've days would soon
pire, when the old prices would DO resumed.
Commissioner PuRDY was opposed 10 this continual
there would Be no effort TO deprive him Of it. He should
be made to fulfil his obligations strictly IL would be
. good example to others.
expressed and offered . resolution TO the effect that
the contractor Be- required 70 comply with his contract
or rive il M which was passed.
THE CASTLE GARDEN nnGRANT DEPOT.
COMMISSIONER KcxEpy stated that ~ II was likely
the injunction would probably aoon be removed from
the Castle Garden he would move the appointment OF
committee TO draw up rules and regulations for the
proper sor.rnmsnt Of that place which was carried.
from this IL would appear that the Garden Will soon DO
cRgyITY no A SERVANT ON WARDS BLAyp.
communication was received from the warden OF
Wards Island stating that one OF the house
on having dispute with Of the servants In his
department struck her, knoked her down. AID other
wise used her with great brutality. This case was re-
ferred TO Q special committee to report.
The Board then adjourned
WEEKLY SUMMARY.
Number Of emgrants arrived to Nay 20 '. $50 sS4
ro,.,........ 50 chs
Number Of smgrants to same date In 1854 liza ,4eT
Number Of inmates in Institutions on 1855. 1854
Number Of inmates in Marine hospital 2io soi
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9o3 2,o33
Balance IN bank Jan 1856. ........... sol, 1o2 Az
Aggregate receipts 10 May ao... ais, S7o SO
/ Received since June for commu.
Il attn Of
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VANpERHOOF's sPEsE, LARD AND WEAJ
arc svperssr 70 asy oiis n market "a tTputv I.
shsePss stpse sssed HSrsksyt o.
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being over 100 per cent greater than In May,
1854, which is most gratifying increase in the re-
cepts Of the road-one promising the final reallza-
ton Of the most exkAvagant expectations Of its
friends.
The annual report Of the president and directors
Of the Canton Company was Laid before the re.
cent meeting by J. H. Carpenter, Esq, the pred
dent, and 1000 copies ordered to be printed. We
learn that II gives very favorable view Of tho AZ
fairs Of the company, and IL Ia understood that the
estimate of 5000 900 heretofore put upon the whole
property, which would mako the stock shares repre-.
sent value each of $50, Ia confidently adhered to
as reliable and permanent interest, Independent
OF future measures Of enhancement.
The receipts at Chicago ora few Of the principal
articles by the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad,
for the season to May LIST for this year and last were
40 follows
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BRUSHES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT THE
~ factory, $50 Pearl street, Franklin square. All
sold the lowest factory prices Paint brushes Of
quafty constantly on hand. Machine boushes mao
der. John h HOJ
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One OF the most important decisions ever render
cd in California ID that of the Suffer claim. The
decision was rendered by Commissioner Thompson.
The grant embraces "thity-three square leagues Of
land situated on the borders Of the Sacramento,
American and Feather rivers" These are extensive
boundaries, and the quantity of land confirmed is
immense. Thirty-three square leagues include the
city of Sacramento. and may extend to the city Of
Karywille. The whole was Q grant to Captain
(now GENERALLY Suffer, whose only heritage is the
"Hock Farm" covered with membranes, and,
but short time since, If not now, the basis Of
lottery scheme. Thirtythree square leagues are
confirmed (oetensiby) to the pioneer and gold dis
coverer Of California; and yet, in truth It may be
said, he owns scarcely one. Others will reap the
benefit.
The Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Company
earned $76965 in May, against $56,995 in the same
month lest year. Increase, $19,972.
The Galena and Chicago Union Railroad Compa-
ny earned $203 $50 in May, against $llsl in the
Same month last year. Increase $S4, 565.
The receipts Of the Virginia and Tennessee Rail-
road Company for the month of May, 1866, were:--
From passenger fare mail and express freight s72 IA
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BOARD OF CoUNCnMEN.

Ths Board met FRIDAY evening 1t the usual hourthe
Pxes6ent d. d. Coaovsr, IN the chair. The minutes Of
ths last meeting wers ,esd and approved after which
the Beard proceeded sns third reading Of bills a. fol
lows -
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ITO LET-AT THE LOWEST RENT, IN THE FOUR
teenth ward; the store No. bprng street CORNER Of
Mott grocery fixtures complete IN the store end
ed to remain without extra charge; ase the whole
Of ar:s Sls:s four story house having q. shs
at . cheap rent. Apply TO- JOHN J. MULLEN. No. f55
Third Avenue from TO s O'Clock p u.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

AEw JERsKy RAILROAD FOR PHILADELPHIA
~ and the South and West ria Jersey City man and
srpr,n lines = Leave New Yerk ~ and 10 A. N, and
tandeP N. Fare, % 70 IN 4, and - IN and 10 A
and p NJ, second class, ~ 70 In 10, and ~ NJ tt2
stopping 81 all var stations. nrough uesss soh for
Cnelsnau and ne wsst Apd fer Bsamsrs washington,
ker,olk Ae, and through bagxsse skseksd 70 Waskiss
ten n sad 10 l. - AsdsP.A
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DRoroeAIs WILL BE Rgcx1vEp AT THE OFFICE on
III the United States Mall steamship Company, lit
West street for the sosstruetss OF pier and basin, ~
Psvoria, Hadssa osusty, j., opposite tho foot Of
wrrren srs.A PAns and vai be prepared
and sxhiesAd v b4csss, - sSgehatss al ~ sn.s.
II nGmR5R
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FIVE ARTS.

LIME ARTS ZINE ORIGINAL MODERN PAINT
inss W. would call the attention Of smAtenr. 20 y
eral choice original pictures W American and Ensh
Ar which offer for sale AZ reasonabie priess among
which hns specimens ~ w. Hannsy, X. Gigloux q.
hsbl, rafsmore, W. HuFsins Ae 4c. Atf0 nne old
painting o. the Nativity, by Gias Romano, FROM private
Connection In Rome IRiPPEN KKEPS $40 Broad way,
adJoihin. Exhibition u Academy Of Design.
MOST INTERESTING sTEREoscoPIc yfEws-Sf.
wi Falls In the depth 81 water BY " Langeuhsi
tsect asoreBt Of twenty four different views gass
paper Amateurs invited - eA Tor examination,
at BECHERs PGORD, Photographer, % Broadway.
nfD ENGRAVlNGs BOUGHT ALSO OLD Books, IN
" any quantity. III buy old books autographs, old
.ngrsvipgs old novels old coins old magazines, any
hsg In tire way Of books prints, At the old curiosity
shop, SIS Broadway. Also Aorgan's exposure Of ma
sorry.
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BILLIARDS.

CUvFRNEDAL AWARDED TO LEONARD BEN.
- Isniu 81 the Worlds Fair 1884, for the best billiard
BILE With special appreciation for workmanship The lary
our alone entitled TO the above awArd
have splendid stock Of billiard tables cloths, bAls
cues feathers, &c &c, cheap for cash LEONARD "a NJ
JAhIN, highest premium MAKER, So broadway. r. S.
Two secopdhsId tables cheap for cash.
WE CALL TnE ATTENTION OF BUYERS TO OUR
w superior elastic cushion Willard tables, which are
fred TO all others snd sold ten per cent less than can be
bought eevhers 0ns good second hand table for sale -
bargain. GRIFFITH DECKER, - Ann street.
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MEDICAL.


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NNE OF TIE MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCES IN
~ Brooklyn for salt. That new aud beautiful brown
stone front house No 1873 Henry street. between State
and Joralemon streets, within Ave minutes walk from
South and Montague ferries has all the modern improve
ments and Of the best built houses in the city
Apply to WALTON NORRIS on the premises, or No.
162 Schermerhorn street.
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CTATEN ISLAND C0TrAGE.-A THREE YEARS.
- lease for sale Q new and comfortable house In
beautiful location contiguous to both ferries grounds
and vegetable garden in high state Of cultivation; sta
bling for four horses and two good poultry yard
&c Also for SALE tt modern and complete furniture OF
the establishment Address N n (postpaid) box 1897,
Pest Office.
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|DILLIARD SALOON FOR SALE, IN THE CITY OF
|D Washngtsn d. C.-The lease and fixtures OF first
|slass billiard in full operation and doing pros
and business The establishment consists
n an fne tables made by the best makers in the Uned
States eopard Benjamin. with all the appur
requisite the business The location Is good
'And rent further inquire Of LEONARD
BENJAMIN, 32 Broadway, New York. or Of c. W. Flint
INK s Hotel, Washington City.
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HIEw HOUSE FOR SALE, CHEAP FOR CAsH.-A
In house the south side Of Thirty fifth street, Is
The third house east from the Fourth avenue; is
three story house, brown stone front, With all the
modern improvements. Inquire Of Mr.. HARVEY, at the
house next door west Of the for SALE for terms and
10 yiaN the home
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DROOKLYN LoTs-FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, THE
ID following very desirable located lots viz Bedford
avenue Fulton including two four
Putnam avenue adjoining Also two very choice lots on
Kalb including the southwest corner Of Adeph
rssvsd rrooerty. 0 ABBY 70 '''A' V
P''''1 p'0psf'' app II. JOHNSON, 81 Walker street.
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WANTED A STORE, WITH THE WHOLE OR PART
w of . house, rtuatcd in either tho Sixth Eighth
avenues Canal Hudson street. north Of Canal street.
other busnes thorou Address H. A. E. Herald
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G7Q 000 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGED sPLEN
VlC.UOU. did hotel, doing business Of $3.50 to
sO per day which will be satisfactorily shown on agGca
This 10 chau seldom with, the present proprietor
wishes to retire. Apply to J. II. W. MILLER l03 West
street, corner Of Liberty, up stairs.
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PROPERTY FOR sALE-!N Eliza
bethtown New Jersey.-A plot Of ground, containing
and shah acres situated The corner Of Spring ans
streets minutes walk from the depot On tbs
Premises house, barn. garden, fruit trees, &c Th
property will be sold low and terms together or
suit purchaser Would be EXCHANGED for stock OF
hey property SIN all unsncumbered arm contiguous 10
be city. Apply TO SAMUEL EDDY 6S Wall street, base
heat
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DOR SALE-A TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE, Is ny SO
feet, at money making place at the corner Of Fifty
hrst street and Ninth where the railroad stops and
lease Of eleven Inquire the premises in
the agar atnre
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@S00 "A CASH MANUFACTURING BUSINESS
OUV. for SALE which large profits rare chance
for an young man with small capital Apply to j.
D. WEST 1888 Pearl street. third floor, back room from II
Il loSc
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81 mn FOR SALE, A VALUABLE COAL YARD,
1l.UUV. located in the upper part Of the city, long
aae Of premises with horse carts scales &C. This
IL excellent location doing business Apply at
N9 and l2l Nassau street, room No. 8.
RICHARD l.. PURDY co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-14

SryLIFTON, STATEN ISLAND-FoR SALE, LOTS ON
high ground with fine views, pure water and perfect
vssue peculiarly adapted for 81 all stores and
sstess' reSuiynE Isrso supply of h ,Eh Apply :,
trsst, or J. H. siesert Vanderbilt House, Vanderbilt
hiding.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-14

hRuG STORE FOR sALE-oNLY $500 IN CASH
tor the balance good security needed 70 buy drug
oPe where the has than doubled the
wear Satisfactory reasons will be given for selling
Gpply TO d. W. RICHARDS, 307 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-14

DOR SALE-OEE HERRING's SAFE, fWILDERs PA.
TENT medium size very low. Inquire ut No. l3 Mas
street, room 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-14

hR BELfANY. ynAskLIs HOTEL ~ PrARL
~ street, can b. ssssgisa 20 fee dsy' 90 al as~ss<
Of hvsr eampAiHt Has In ks psrs the sod ale
s.'s. 10 p.ss Laan rial bssrs he as.a ssa ssIsy,
Wsibingtsn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-14

3S0O Farm FOR SALE, CONSISTING OF l6li
ySUU: acres "A cleared balance lightly , .imsersd:
the grand depot cfsho Pennsylvania Coal Company Apply
to w. HAYMAN, East Hawley, Wayne county, Pennsylva
MA; Sf J. WALKER, 276 Pearl street New York.