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MARRIED
BAUMGRAS

BAUMGRAs -BRAINERD s,r.esss' on Wsdns ssl:y
Mary Braned eldest daughter Of the Officiating
e.Is, man. ali of Sy rscuse-
DE BAR-JOHNS-On Friday. June 20 George De Bar OF
Ttov 10 Margaret A. Johns Of Phlsdslphis
FLFI0ER-MORRIS-Op Friday, June % 81 the Church
Of the Holy Apostles BY the Rev. MI Hovsnd went~ea
w Morris Of Halifax, Nova Scotia
PHILLIPs-CAROILL-O thursday, June 49, Richmond V
Phips TO Henrietta A. daughter OF II. A. Csrsii, esq,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Thursday, June as, John Towns
spd IT. to Mary Elizabeth, shtcr Of Chas Addems esq
sCHALL-yYsE-fn Florence. Italy, on MONDAY May ~
wilhelm Schs of this city 10 Mary jane eldest dsash
ter Of Thomas A. Vyse, esq
VAN DOREN-SMIrH-In Phlsieiphis on Wednesay Tune
rs Cberch by the Rev Dr. Morton Charles A
Van Doren 70 Anna Govd smith.
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Passengers Sailed

In s. NJ ssdnsAtp Eyie'son for Lireypoot-Wili.n Web
'er. MOrssDs Mr. MeDol aid and sdy sAmo,e Ne Bl.s.
New York John White and lady Miss White Georgia; O. Ja-
cob.on Henry Shaer. Ohio Hor on, Donna isabel de
Zamors ard servant Hsvsls SIR Miller and lady Miss But
l.r NJ Epamar, Milwaukee; Geo. W. Roberts New Od, ans
Ser R. Aysno daughter and servant Havana senior
B. Lombio and lady, Cuos Seaor Along Mgue Urz,n
qui HavsDs Caleb Lamb ssvannah Jas Ss,taad
lsoy Brooyn Mr. Lussrd and isiy NewYors: Jas Hsmil
and lad, J. Wilinski John Ora Ms-tl, Hum
lady and child Mr. Tnsle waite RVb Cfavfofd n,soai
MI, ReSecea Austin Iowa. Dir BsUset aud LADY, France
Mrs Robt $. lager III
In seamshp hs Of MADEIRA for Lnbon-Nr. De 0ouyess
Leal Miss NJ. T. Lesl Mesers j. de Sour. Amsia, do
F'e~, Antnio M.rpsz .n, aud servant, vletd V.rti'
p Macedo aud LADY T.. de Nobrega, A. j.
Cana L. BIsnco Jose de Jesus Auto Pereis Jose Ou
ate, John Feixeirs J. L. Cordeiro. J. J. d, Silss
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DEvARY-On Friday. June %, Mn Mary wife Of Michel
Devsry, secd 81 yssra
DENMAN-On Saturday, June n, Frances Maria, wife Of
Charles L. Depman, United States Consul Alcapulco,
Mexico, In the 4oth year Of her sse.
DUG6AN-On Friday, June 20 Daniel Dusssn, native Of
ireland, sssd 81 years.
KELLY Friday June n Of consumption Edward Kelly,
aged yss native Of the Parish If Tsoeh and Bieey.
County Donegal, Ireland.
LEwIs-On Friday June 20 Mr. Janes Lewis aged SO years
md months
MARSH-On Saturday, june 81 after brief illness, Joshua
Msrsh in the 4eth year Of his age.
MLHELS-On Friday, June 20 OF congestion Of the lupes.
Maria Smith wife q John n Mtels, the s6th yeu Of
her age.
States Savannah Of yellow fever Edward Murray
ton Of PuseI Cbafes Murray, aged q years. n.
REESIp BroohlJn Saturday, June 81 Mrs Din alb Recs
IL the SD year ofeer
SHANNON-On Saturday. Juno Of consumption Catherine
daughter Of the lsse Henry Shannon native Of
kingston Cansda West, in tho Path year Of her age.
vORs-At Brookly Fdey, June 20 Emma edes, dsieh
ter Of v. s. Vosis, in the p til year Of her age.
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scHR LOUISE, Miner, from Boston for Mobile was lost On
Elbow the h Inst. Cargo aud materials In damaged
state carried TO Nassau p June The Louise Wa three
schI S and owned BY Lane West Co. OF thN
city, ard sbou, two years old. an,
were seen lahore An nst, on Mo.
lie CAGE bsween Cape Antonio and Cape CorIenses oF
The bark stripped OF all her ss
but her ard SPAN ali standing The brig appeared
have ashore but short time before Der sss were
The Luee could get enough TO make out tho nse
the vessels to sscssn whether there was any one On
hoard OF not.
SNIP ArALASrA-A letter from Msrsess, dated June
tbs ship Assnts OF Baltimore which saied
for Ne~York the 2h ult returned the night before last
hass nnied Her captain and mate confined
In the bin bound the;mate receiving ss.
very severe being near tho heart He s however o.
pecd The vessel brought back by psssenes
Mr. Davis On her arrival the sioopofwr Constellation mms'
dssy her boats and secured the crow who all In @
They all forsgLers being mixture Of Portuguese ans
Greeks, &c.
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DIE

BROwNpIDGEOp Saturday, Juns 81 Caroiiue Uix sbeth,
ossph and Eliza Jane Bros niidse, aged Is nss
and 5dsyA
BRApY-os Saturday yans q, John Bn-dy. aged -
COTToN-On Fridsy June 90 George, Of Wm. w. sDd
Rlza Ann Cotton seed S years and months
CoNNOLLY-Ou Friday. June % Csthsrins Connolly native
Of Ireland
DAvIs-on Sunday June q. Francis E. Dsvs. In the &sA
year Of his are.
estssd His funeral TpsAday morning Vt u oelol nom h1
late issiasnes, No. % Rivipgssa street,
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,,v,rvr or ,rs COMMISSIONERS OFFlCE-Jrst a.
oN1AD % p.So,s Co nmssoper MORTON

RAJ
,,,r .,,rorp SLAYER BRAhAS-THIFD DAY.
IN IT, Hated States ast Joeefs Pedro d. CuIhA- .
Capt John Fsunce sworn-i am carSsn o. the hev
s sS The brs Brennan brig rssed .eOat
for Of that sens
s. bon would be ak men for age o. ninety dsJs such
twenty twentyhve tsrrs Of bread barrel Of re you'd
m sailor: four Je.n they only give ..so: nee once 81
gone Thomas and back months saw Spas on board
which might easily Be sdsped to change aer s Tne q"
sde inques board who W" the captain ana It wa
pspe; be gave his resi'ter .hi0Pns lot and clear
for ST rhOms, but 70 manifest; the e. f,..
al bosd except these four appeared to be .rs
or m. there low bulhhssd on tho
6eel just M me OIem.st which have on os ss.
it designed to keep the deck where the women and children
did with Of the men or
except Capt Delsno esnot soy whether toey we're
6hectl, concerned IL the B.ore slave biir; but knew
Capt Delsno think said ,e W., bound 70
Mr. De of vessel tbat he vas then at the
.,s sGu an then he Told me
Gotta bad Boston ,sequeny de to me aud tod
io e ss. e must have him then he told
surprising he had told me that De Cost. va,
that appeared had misunderstood him In every paiac a
Lieut.. Locke being sworr, SAID: i belong to the
Revenue Gutter Washington the seizure there ore
e. I examined the luggage Of the sailors they all had
clothns two mates in addition to these
Isaec VIM. England being eworn said know the
brig BAN board EFF herr Capt Fsunce and
v,e tool boat and looked the on ner
stsrn had evidently Written; the BSemsn New
.s e BE hs under
man mex. saw the papers in the bootee
examined slightly: think that all these papers Are tue
same 1.-The papers numbering from to twenty were then
produced - ,,, rl.-.
morning. -,
M Heprico Da released ball. Henry bearnes
bs surety The proponpeed various
ouesors 10 Mr. he conpy in fitting out the
brig Borso SLAYER wich were objected TO- and rued OUT
.ue!eysnt-
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Markets.. .Reported by telegraph.

BUFFALO, june HFLoUR: sales Of good Wisconsn % %
extra Ohio IS; market quiet WHEAT quiet bat hrm Com
doll 10 goo bush shost &C p0Stc WHISKY
2f4c CANAL FREIoHTs UNCHANGED
EEw.OsLEAxs, 2pSaes of CoRroS to-day COO oaes
quote mddline iIic.. the advance i caused BY
SUPPLY The sales OF the foot 600 ba' The
seek band "A 600 bales Mss held st SO. FRErsHTs
C'iop to Liverpool to. STERLING EXCHANGE, 4 y cent
mipm.
PROVIDENCE June 2.-CoIros is stesdr AMI frm. With
sal-. week Of 500 bal.s at lat weeks ects WOOL
Price. the with rather light sales untg TO
800 n for week. PRISTsG CLorHs-Ns change in the
market; sales Of 40 eco pieces
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SUPERIOR CoURT-aExERAL TERM-Present all II
Judges

Judges
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Louisa Gibbs sgt Aaron Gibbs
This was action of divorce against the husband
,ss ,3,s. Sss
VII. the 5S. : s, 1 he
4. not ss. on The ,s thought BY
that tn: d nss
:.:~:ss c ss -.
wss strong evidence Of the oaense in the w.y
epsd to in the question The Jug must ms"s
be in favor Of the defendant because they failed agree
New A fS: % e ssss event ave- Byron r. s.e
Action by lessee of No. 40 Warren street against
the No a for damages in taking down what claimed
Ty Church made lease. of these two lots for fortywo
s E.sh s.sred into to
buoIs the during the term They eonsuaed
pst2 W Between the two building. bh the
conveyed to S. o TO tho %
Che leases conveyed one lot to the IN s.Scr an
CT, ii. which would the
AIRY rights OF grantee Of the other ,,.,
.h.isiore judgment should be tsr defendant comn
Lewis Splitter ss the St Msas ne S %ont 81 An
pess the Baptist Church Brooklyn ast the sIookyn
Fire & I s1s
policy a where the rsk CHANGED was tantamoaa.
the general statute law end The charter Of the defendants be In
writing Judgment f9 %o defendant: end H.nr, Sheldon
Motion denied.
WIN. c. Lemon ss.. Ferdinand schnutnpate'
New trial ordered
John Trimbe agt. Geo G. Andrewfen
Judgment affirmed. ,,,r,,-.,
Alex Allen ct al ast John 3. W unsmseta"
Judgment affirmed ,,
Thos b. Cunning sgt. Catherine LiviDgston.
Report set aside.
John s. Lawrence agt- Francis C. Sebrins
Judgment for plaintiff, with costs.
Thoe. L. Brayrard agt- Ely HopPock -,
Gaze 10 be eargued iu writing within eig Al Gays
the question the actually received VIII
policies can be recovered ST.,
Sylvsnus B. stiwell aet John r. StapleA
Motion for Ieargument denied
Joseph H. Howard asL Tneo. Msftipe cta
Judgment at Special Term affirmed, with costs OF
appeal IL, a., sh.,,9
Judeme Mt for plaintiff Verdict TO be corrected py
| 1ef.r,pee unless the parties agree in amount
State Bank Of Nee Brunswick ss Samuel Meter 81 a.
Judgment on report Of referee set aside, and new
| trial ordered. Cost 10 abide the event
Thos Martin ast Jss- r. Eviy ct al
| Judgment aff0ed with costs.
| James p Fryner Matthias Corstcrs
| Judgment on report Of referee affirmed.
| John r. Goodwin AIT. The Bank Of Commonwealth
| Order of Special Tesm denying new trsl affirmed
| with costs judgment for plaintiff.
| Nathaniel McCres3y stsl act job Wright ct
| Order denying new trial affirmed with costs. Judg-
/ for psinnf
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SUPREME COURT-SrEcIAL TEEs-June 2i-BefoTs Juds
CLERKE

GIN. wALKER AND THE TRANSIT co.
Hamilton sgt. The Accessory Transit Co.
A motion was this morning made before Jldge
Cleric effect that Receiver be appointed 70 take charge
of and affairs generally Of the Accessory
sit CoupaLy for the Of winding no ITS anaa
The ground upon which the motion was made that WAX
ef's decree is valid, and thereforeIbindine
bud Field appeared for the plaintiff and Horace y
Clarke for the Company.
The srruIpe nj was postponed until next Saturday.
David s. DUNGEON ast P. T. Barnum, implesded with the
Jerome Manufacturing Company.
Mr. BarDum has been once mole examined on sup
the suit Of the plaintiff IN hve different
actions, the aeeregate clsirns amounting to &25<0
him, Mr. Barnum stated his name
to be Phneas T. Bnum his residence Brooklyn aud his oe
cupaon gone" the OF his Judgment creditors which
he and hs having other property 70 assign
having within few days given note for $780, which he
had Just found. to the Receiver. 49, =, 20,
ThereupoD Mr. Dunscom admitted to the oeneht OF the
assignment ID. p. Hall for plaintiff
TIE MARINE COURT-wHICH COURT GIVES wAYl
The People the Mayor, &C. sst the Judges OF the
Common Pleas &c.
Edward S. Davies sued the City In the Marine
Both parties appealed the Judgment entered at the
triabe anih the Court Of Common Pleas the defen-
dante to the General Term of the Marine Court
The city this morning applied TO Judge Clerke for writ OF
prohibition directed the Judges Of the Common Pleas the
action In premises the Common Pleas It granted
1 L. b. Shepard for plaintiff.
Obadiah rls ct al ast the American Transportation Co.
Motion denied with sl0 costs TO plaintiff, to abide
In the matter of the Houston street Presbyterian Church
Third Free Church, New York City.
Or6e: denied
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MINIATURE ALAAEAc......rHIs DAY.
suS-Rises... 20 Sets..... 7:S5 Moos-Rises Ii3Js
HIGH wArIR..............rH is BAY
SANDY Hook 10: 80 Gov. sand. IL - Hel0sts
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The CAPITAL of the Company is s4,7Jo,coo.
The imports other IL an Dry Goods during the week
were e. SIS, 1885, against e. ss5, 4s4 same time st
veal. anopg which were: Coffee, SIS, 1885, Cigars,
tss. 500; Licorce Paste, 2l,asi; Peruvian Bark,
s42, 46s; Whale Oil, s62, $50; Furs, ss6,2s6; aats
$40 s2s; India Rubber, 81 si2; Fancy Goods, sa+,
7el; Brandy, slos, 7a6; Rum, 2l,39S; dressed skns
s4s. 47s; Undressed SKINS ts2,sS Hardware, ea5.
ses; I.on, tuns, <lo7, 2ss Pig Iron, sas,o23; Rail
road l,on slI7,as; Steel, s52, 255; Tn Plate, sl2s
1922; Molasses, cav 1856; Rags, e2s,sssi Linseed Oh
sz2, sse Sugar, Ahds, s4s7,s4S; Sugar, boxes and
bags, s52,s4s; Rsches, s5s,6ss: Wines, eH,l6s;
Champagne, s3a,s24.
The exports of the week Of produce we're q, s26 4o7
agsips. 81 1892 sos came time last year. Among the
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COURT CALFnpAR-rHIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CiRcUT.-Nos- loooi, $50, $50,
ss4 1875 ST. Sse 7s 7+7 74s 1885, 2 4l2, iss e slS
672 S74 - - 800
SprciAL TEnM-Nos las, Is. eos4, IA
CoMNoS PLKAs-Ne calendar.
SUPERIOR COURT-NOr. 1881, 1870, 1855, 1908,
1911 as l&2e 6se s4 So2 l5S 4S4 $50. $40 6S5 5?l 49,
sci COL as S. seS $50 25s l6 al 50 as ss4 1918 Ss
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sls~einfa ~ RtoAurs

Pv the North Rirsr Boas2 $50 bb, Rioar al So bushels
Wheat, 900 do Corn, 6s8 DO Rye COO do Osts, 81 bo'
ASHER, So DO. Whisky go do Provisions
ny 500 bbls Flour s7 DO. Pork pa do
WHISKY
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SATURDAY, Juoe a. lsi6.
AsHEs-The market Is frneri sales Of Pos assorted at
sc SIT, and Pearls 81 s7i bu: We esnno; sutAen
COT1 ON-The reading Of the Americss mails has no. inn
proved the ,'ne Of The market in the slightest Ineie stu
that the letters did contain orders aid 10
ihsn IN Europerwo believe i-. very ed export
ps,s unfsvorsbe could prevail The sdven
az the S VIII soass be "a
the e'n. Of cr.nPon and The eon;oaqsn saes. apon
We omit quotations = entirely nouins.
,ouS United .t.a ale: s1s SCi ~;
he Fee, Of all kinds show the 'am. desee Of nrnse.s the
$50 b.s. RIO a, iiailjc and 50 b.l. Lssuayr. Ili.
CANDLES-we learn Of additional sales Of $50 boxes Ada
MAJ fIo 5 aS6 opened que,
heavy Canal Flour bat with better d,msnd for
nsil ss .na ' holder. a sIs d...a eli
IS IS Upper Lake ndsos SIS 50 for common to
sooe uperfpe Ohio, 80 a sc for common 70 fair extra
asr for ST Lous brs d. Cana inactive. but prices
are xith.et Peresgt.ls eh.nse the I.. e f.5 sale. Of
brands Southern Flour in n0dsr.e the siyas are
s ss5 ss G % os
BsmoIe Alexandra &C. :. So 50 IS fof f.ney aud 81
sSd 81 Cum Meal fair demand Gales Of 800 bes at
q % and e. Il sn iiS, quit.
active but iresslsrty in prices Common kinds are
v. k .Srs c snd hm: S. Sa fair Whit.
DO at 81 10; "a SEQ hush White Can.aan, part far al s. 90
AHA seed oo Dusn-
Western 81 20; TO- go bush Chicago s,rns az
92 joo0 bush Red Indiana IS; 5000 bush fair
White Illinois S. n0 bush Red Geuesee at 90 aud
goo bu.h common R.d ohio 50 The sale Of Red Jsr
Yesterday ~ IS should have bee 81
Rye sales Of $500 bush fair ss S3 O.ts arm and
sass for State and SdJ7c for Western
s: e. Tue at s in6 es aataa
mixed d57c for Round Yellow 81 a5sc. for Southern do
and Is soc. for White.
HIDEs-Tbe activity noticed 10 the fore lof the week
Abatsd and nothing further has tai for
eapuft Il. much reduced and the receipts
sht-f foreign well ~se pors-here 10
krmpess exhibited among importers Mr. Hall,
weekly circular Of ts day renAks the Of the market
folloWc
The noticed my las has Continued darns
the WEEK. viii decided Improvement In the dcmsnd and
which have been have reduced the stock
less Than 100 COO tons have been principally Il
Hioe Of which the market quite bare In Boenos
Ayr.s aid Rio Grsnie there has been bu, e doinE owing
chiefly the 6nDe With which importers bold their rsceip
Tie high Hides River Plate which the latest
a6yees delivered board, c here)
tie fienee holding their Hide In antic
Of the Fall Aosf Of
dealers convinced Hides have reached their
whb the Principal Of The very heavy dssnd darns
The .eek-
the close the markst u dali Salss 5S sstsd Buepos
Ayres Gov Sc-, usssl selection +S4 Porto Cahss
kooket n M i7ense, rs)setnS vstsF damaged and
- Ma 2soo Psns CsAsna q. - ID end nsa 81
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LIGHT HOUSES ArwMrE. HARsoa AND KEsxEBuSK RIVER.
on Mark Island the side If entrance Of WIZ
ter Hsrbor jOuld.boroush, Maine.
ton The Inst Of Lsh hou~. of 1855 will bs next 'fsr No.
The shtbou,e viii be cylindrical brick tower, painted
white attached to the dwelling which will DO painted
IL will be lishted for the first time Jan l. 1857.
will Be tq &. ss s:1 on
The light house will be rsms structure panied
white the .nsm will ;. aa.Is and placed on The 0: .S
it vii be lighted ior he al.s iim, IN lss1:
No. ST. Coat i.sns or c 81
Notice. sivHs the b,b S..nees v.ibe Id
TO te.s win BE- puShsd they | lighted
By order g fs L ysss sSr.f sItd 1u,..eor District
Portland June u 1856
DAr-MARK ON wsEex In SAN FRANCISCO BAY, CALESS o..
attached. ssy ., ysn Of IL. .p Crown
SsD Fneo Bay, Cal consisting Of siplsot inches bps
board It ons nsilsd .ero.. feet Ssow Se top
,be following bearings tmssne'ic) and distances "s's~
Alcahs. I,l.nd LIGHT house.. ", b. s.".." ahs-
East ED Of Yerbs Bssna l;snd. Z. E:;,:; nil.
TsHa.pi al h' ". ST.. q miles
y ''''' naRrGAN BACH. Mi rorl Eng. BIZ. a'i'r
ofee I'm Lsht-hous District =, ,..s
San Frsneisco CAL Nay u, 1885,
As.t New Bedford lsh hiO Mary Fc.s, a,s' 80 SsH
SD Itsien en- the ps.ssse homs 100 DO whale oil sud -
bs whsebone board TO B. fIsntlin Ho.laDd sena go
the voysge GO bblswh OIL and ls 800 lbs bons epo
srole rs. lat Is IL ~. los. 50 IS W., schr Sks,I
Freeman Ffoyinee,own 40 sp. $50 VII and eo,iis
whae-l4h, lat IS N, lop III Is w. schr. Ohss Nisas'~
Province vi, 70 days out eiesn =, u.,eh
AT. at do. 2cth ship America Baker Bay Of sss "a
IS with 56S gals oil rom bark Joseph Butler o. No..
do VII 7s DO oil .od si lbs bone from so ss fo
pis 81 2s7 vi 268 do oil, and 70 40 los s iN
sp HowaId 1880 d. VII, 2i6o do sp ti ~ 40
bdl' hope from ship Hart Gesola t4c DO sp on 81 eds
Isaac Howsrd 49, 30 lbs boUs from ship hontrssi isvk
dc. from bark Millwood; 2oI'9 gals sp CA from sep s
Nalt Spoke. March H. lat 81 "a Ion l,s snip md
Baloci, s. H. 70 bb,s %. oil on board and large ~
alongside u,.ot
sid frou DO 9Th bark Cstalps. Petite Ocean n,.soa
Az A. NevIondon lsth bark Alert Church, Decotslsss
ssni, So Helena May with leo bbla VII. AID M
oil AID 900 bs bone. schr. Franklin. l7th has
elephant Oh =, ,,,. -. hsfcr
nortsd, bsyh Byxhtn, fuct Dsxmonth 90 bea
Sid iom 81. Helena April 90 bark oiobs, Tnef' w" ~
ssra cruise
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INV in ENGLAND. Mr.. Dallas, according to this writer
does rot know what is to be his fate.
The Cleveland, Columbus and Cineinnah fsiifcao
Company have declared a sem.annuai dividend OF ,
cent payable in cash let July pro1. The on'iness
Of the six months has been as follows:
Esuipss offs uoeths ending May ST. iss6 sisea s n
Jupe estimated. i'"'~'
r,.i e595 ~ Of
Exp>nses q noatts, sDdns April -
tb...-
Nav and Jane hSiN"
Eo,sl TO 81 2 cent ne. for 6 months. : w .H ~
f"e s -, ~" observation-disclosures. s7o,7sl 70
Ysu,nrs for san time 10 1885,. eoa5 9Il
b.,cresse ~ months .......$ $1,000
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MARINE JOURNAL.
Cleared.

PORT OF NEw-YoRK...........Jsn. q.
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Tosl.... $l5.S56, 1856 S77f,6l SsHs'oH eio,i<o'fiZ
The Ne,c. Orleans Price Current Of the 18th inst.
ssys
There has continued to be good demand for most
Of our leading staples during the past week, but the
Egtt supplies have confined opera ions within COM
parstivey narrow limits, and the stock Of Cotton par
tcuaIy in the absence Of any considerable receipts,
is becoming rapidly recuced afOrding but limited
scope for the operations Of purchasers
The past week hiss pr scented quiet appearance
bills on England have been comparatively smsn, and
moderate pSes .a Are s%s nae hasp
principally for direct renttaDces, the figures claimed
by drawers being too high for exchange purposes.
Tie market may be quoted for eItremes at from 9 a
ct and 81 y cent premium. Blllr on France are
in but limited inquiry. The market is unchanged
as to prices the range being still SIG! a5.22 with
occasional sales of email amounts direct Oh Pa
ris at SIS y dollar. Time drafts the North
have been in very fair request AMI drawers exhibit
rather more fimness. Bankers and other unexcep-
tonabe A. drawers bold at a Ii per cent and the
general Iun of names sell a. from II 0li and II
per cent discount according to classification. Sight
funds have been quite freely offered during the week,
and difficult of sale than when last noticed.
Tie Banks hold at par at per cent discount, and out
of-dOors the rates vary from 10 per cent discount.
We quote sterling clear bills at at and per cent
premium. France 5i6i 5.22i per dollar. New
York and Boston sixty days drafts Ii II and II per
cent discount. Sight funds par at per cent discount.
Transactions in our freight market have remained
a limited scale the past week, and not much ac-
tvify can be expected until the ne crop vi cotton
comes to market next FALL the engagements
within the past week comprise Fix ship, taken for
Liverpool moetly to load with cotton at 3D., but TAX
ing some wheat snd com at 667d per bushel, and to-
bacco at 3Os per hogshead. Also, one ship taken to
load for port in Europe on private terms COast~ise
about City ships in port unengaged, and some forty
loading.
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spok.n-By pilot boat Wes.srvelt. No. IS, leth nS-
lat 49, lon 6S ship Bedford from Boston for st. Msrya
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The shipment TO the Wet indies Is doubtless the
Dorbloons which have been recently arriving from
Hayre and Liverpool
Mr. Albert II. Nicolay's regular semi weekly auction
ssle Of Stocks and Bonds will take place this day
Monday, at loi O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange
The private letters BY the steamer rather more
cheerful than thoee BY the last but they contain very
few orders for American Stocks We hear Of nothing
but some Iuois Central Stock, and money is becoming
much easier beth in London and the Continent. 1t
was expee,ed that the Bank would sooe reduce The
rate of interest to a per cent One American banker
writer 10 bs partpsr here that at the French Embsss
adors ball the Queen who was present, took especial
pains 10 be very civil TO Mr. Dallas, and that Amer
are are treated With dstnguished Consideration just