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MARRIED.

CARTER--SMITII-In Walton, Delaware County n Y, on
Thursday June H. by the Rev. John G. Brown, MI Adol'
phus f. Cater of NewYork 10 Miss Elizabeth Smith Of the
former place.
Observation-Disclosures "Wednesday, June 10, at Spnn
Valley Rocklaad County, N Y, by the Rev r. Allen MI
George Z. Josseyn, late Of this city, 10 Miss Caroline "
HaTiug Of this city.
LEyERICH-BUREs-At Brooklyn on Thursday, June IL
N the residence the BRIDES father by the Rev Charles kel'
sew Joseph D. Leyeri Lizzie A. only daughter OF Thos
Burns, esq, all Of Brooklyn.
MACKAY-SHIRLAW-in this city, Thursday, June II,
AZ the redeI.e Of the brides father 1876 West Nineteenth
street BY the Rev. John BTsb, Alexander heeksy late OF
California 90 Janet Shrlaw daughter Of Jas shttsw OF this
city.
MULGREW-MASTERSoN--0n Thursday afternoon June
H. Church, by the Rev. Mt Monee. FelA A. Muisa" 10
Miss Alice MasteIson both Of this city.
THoRNE-FLoYD-JoNES-enT Thursday evening June H.
at the residence of brides father South Oyster bay
Long Island by the Rev Mr. Stowe r. " w. ThorDe, j..
TO Cornelia daughter Of Ebert Floyd Jones, esq.
WHEELOCK-SAVAGE-At Cromwell, Conn on Wednes-
day June TO- by the Rev Mr. Bryan. MIR James A. Vince
iock Of NewYork Miss Harriet White, daughter Of I'D
ward Savage.
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Arrived SUSpIy la,

Steamship Vanderbilt. Wileot Hsvre June ana
ton s. fudse ard pass 10 ID. Torrance >1f
Steamship RosDoke, Skinner, Portsmouth, L. nd
pass o. LuClam Peassnts June H. % m 81 $3.50
Island sigualcd Sesmshp Jamestown. hence fsr Nosa
NJ Of Great Ess HaIbor, passed schr. With dcs =. "
wood, msnmsst gone. -
Ship Yorkshire tpscss,s Brysa;, Liverpool a Cav, ~
and ar pass G. II. Marshal Co Had 10 death o. 49,
hoard during the passage. June n lat ~ q Ion 81 n
ship supposed the Capital IS days from Cardiff for N,-y
ship Thatcher Msgoun tof Boson Butler Calso - 1ay, -
Hampton Roads - hours Euano 20 BArreda Bros Mar
2 $ lor. 81 W, spoke bark Cash Lot Cap Ton Lee 49,
ing 81 out. go bbs sp oil bound home M,v ID -.
A. :, lon 81 50 w, EXCHANGED signals with Am bsys 49,
private signal with red and blue corners white Si.s.
IN the and letter in the diamond. June la ID -
on a. passed topsai sehI s showing white signal ",
letter In center
Bark P c Alexander (of HarpsweiD, Merriman c,,,..
June 2, sugar. 8c. % master.
BIis Dorothy Br Field, Sydney, C B. II days co. % n
L. Routh & Sons. 1"
Bris Joseph. Elms Rouaout, coal
Schr Manhsssei; Blake, Savannah days cotton L. q,
Scranton TsAuat- June r. la, 81 lon. u 81 a~.
bound s. showing red and bite signal with letters y
Schr White Cloud. Hand Virginia days wood
sehr. Simpson, Mathews Virgins days. wood
Schr Maiy Jane. rlton, Virginia days. wood
schr Ripple Lewis. Virgins days wood
schrs. En yife. Amanda Kelley Emma Hotchkss Hoa.
J Tinker ard Elizabeth, Rondout for Eastern poTts
Sehr Alice. Howell Baltimore days. coal
Schr J. Rirdssll, Chamberlain Baltimore DAYS coal
Steamer Mount Sewage, Watson Baltimore 50 hours MAJ \,
r. Il Cromwell.
steam or Deswsre Copes Phnadelphia and Care Ma, "
hour mdss TO Perkins.
Steamer sarah Jones PhiladelphiA
stesmer Petrel. Ayre. Providence.
Steiner Poiomska, eastman, New Bedford
Steamer Charles Ossood. Smith, Norwich.
BELOW-l bark.
wIND-Durns the day NV, and light.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK


stesmshp.Jas Adger Turner Charleston, spoaord Tiles
ton Co.; Augusta, Woodruff, Savannah 5. l.. Mhchhi
jamestown, Parrish, Norfolk Ludlam 1 Plsss,nts.
Ship-Cahoun Truman, Liverpool, SpohoGd Tteston 70
Joshua Bates McCallum Hong Kong, Goodhue Co Main
tHem.) Hack Hamburg T. Bech kunhardt; Atlantic Mar
ci,l Corsica, Abranches Almeida Co.
Barks-F s. Means Means, Terragons, c. T. j. Peters
Cuba Leayitt St Jago PetIulo Echeyera; n H. CASTOR
Maxwell Barbsdoes Bishop Bros Trinidad (Breml Rus
sel Rotterdam H. Barnstock +. Rubcke (Ham), boysen
Hamburg F. Kark Laura Russ Russ Turks Islands T. T.
J. Peters Nedora, Ford Wilmington, Willing Cornell 20
Bhg.-Occsn Eagle, Bunce, Jscmel, Yates P0rterhsd
Ann Merritt, Phaen, St Pierre; Sks Downing Neuyltas
MAYHEM, Talbot Co Bloomer tBTl Kns 81: John, Nh :
A. Smithers Co.; Franklin (Brl Douglas, Miremchi >
Whitney CO.. Borneo Craig Fernandins, Peck Church
Magnet Shsckford Baltimore, p Neyus Sons; Isabella
Jewett Reed. Newark Thompson Hunter 49,
schooners-B. Strong Hawkins, Brazos, sher' Oliver
Gil Bias Wedmo.e EletheUra. X. l.. Godwini Division
Abrsms Plymouth; Florida, Mott, ElethueIs Goodwin
Os.upa Toiney Chsrottetown g. l.. Hatch Co.; Rough
Ready, Fletcher, Ne~bern Davis Holmes Oregon hI.ase
Washington Mathews Mitchell; Iris, Bragg Washington
B. blossom Son; Gs, 90, Smith, Richmond C. H. PieIson
g. Heckscher Stubs, Philadelphia, naser T. w fiatt
Wbelden Philadelphia Jas. Hand; NJ Mankn, BEER. Boston
DAYTON Sprsgue; Beoua Coleman, Boston, Jas hand u
l. Lowell, Boston. w 7. Herrck. -. ~,
sloope-ENcel, Cobb Providence, j. b. Edwards; Rhode
Island. Hull Providence master. >, - -
steamer-We,t,mport, Berry. Port sud, H. b. Cromwell
Locust Point French, Bsltimore Anthracite Jones' fhusdei
Tha; H. B. Beach, Sa0ders, Boston.
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BRINKERHoFF-In Brooklyn, on Sunday June II sttei
lingering Illness Mr. John H. f. Brinkerhoh, late oil this CITY,
Tie relatives aud friends Of the family respectfully invited
TO attend funeral from the residence OF his stner IN
Clnsson avenue west aide, fourth door south OF Myrtle
this ateLnooB at o'clock Is Tsns,n VIZ oe sAen
Haekeusack, n j. for interment, on TUESDAY ~ H.
pARRE-At Wstertoyn n. Y, Tuesday June g. MI John
r. Barre, Of spoplexy and paralysis aged .! years.
BuRNs-on Friday, June 10 Of consumption, Johu Burns
aged 81 years.
CHCHEsTER-At Norwalk Conn suddenly Of disease of
the heart ON Monday june 8, Alfred L. ~ Cslehes'eT
formerly Of Chicago, H. aged y yesrs
CLARKEOn Tuesday June after short but severe illness
Patrick Clarke the beloved Patrick and RSsanna
Clarke aged years, months and sdsys
CLARKEn Brooklyn, Friday June ~ the child OF Ter
renee and Mary Clarke
DIcKERsoN-In this city, on Thursday evening June H.
Mrs Mary Ann DiekeIsor aged - years and mouth
Mary wife Of John Duffy.
DEPEwon Friday June r. the residence Of her mother
No 27s South Third street Brooklyn, l. D. Sarah Maria
Depew IN the Sd year Of her age
FORD-In Brooklyn Saturday morning June IS resi-
dcnce al MI IL Ford, Mrs. Mary Kingman Ford wife of
Lauren Ford esq of Little Falls Herkimer County aged IS
FREAM-A stapleton, Staten Island on Thu'day June H.
William Lozier only Of TheOdoTv aud Amanda fresm
aged year, months and days
FOLEY-On Thursday, June IL. Of consumption VIM Foley
aged 81 years, months and 10 days
GEERY-On Sunday morning June IL VIM '" Oec'y eldest
Of William ana LOUISE Httiy. - - ;;,l % .,,e,A bi
The relatives aud friends of the family are invited %
funeral Tuesday. the 18TH at q P m At the ChuIo o. 9 ta
Redeemer Eighty htth street, between Second ana ihuu
avenues
HART-In New Britain Conn. Thursday, June H. CosdeliA
wife Of Dr. s. w. Hart aud daughter Of William H. s'nh'
esq., aged - years -,
HAYEs-At San Francisco, Thursday, May Edmund NJ
HAYES formerly Of PoughkecPsie n Y, aged ~ years
HoIT-on Friday, June r. George Washington Holt aged -
Norwslk, Conn, papers please copy.
HUNTER-Op Thursday, June IL, William Henry, son oil
Charles aud Eliza Hunter aged years months aud Gays
KSox-On Saturday June R Sarah H. Knox, wife Of samuel
KDox and daughter Of Richard T. HADes
BeJ mend, NJ ,h9ss VI h husband pSs s'he s mYsS
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,rarLets Peported b. Telegraph.

MoBLE June l2CoIroN-saes OF the VIZ 30, 81 80.
receipts f the week 600 bales Ssaiust coo bales i tu
week Of year Decreased receipts at tins port s.
with time last year, 900 bales st0cA IN '"'s P''''
44.OeO bales ,p.-,
ALBANY. June Is m-rhere Is fair demand t'r fIUs
and prices steady sales to-day $40 b5s CoKN Ms
ss WHEAT scarce white Cana dan is worth sd - "
the have been small There have been some Sinai
sales of CoRN ana RYE. The receipts to-day are isht
Providence June l3CoTroS during the week hss pee
IN .teaoy demand for small lots al f prices The market
cse firm WooL-The market is still very quiet with light
ock The sales Of the week $4,000 70. PAINTING
CLoTHs-Saes Of the week, 81 500 pieces
OswEGo. June l2-6 m-FLoUR i quiet WHEAT Is duu
sales Of $500 bush Chicago Spring a. ~ LAKE. IMPORTS
,oday-iOOO bbls Flour CANAL ExFoRrs-2S0 ebls Flour
30 bush Wheat s. 0O0 bush. Corn, 1900 bush Oats
BUFFALO June lS-6 m@tLous du5 sale, W. ~ Dol, .s
dun sales Of bash. At 50 tor Chicago sprns Com
lower ss Of 80 bush 7o &c, closing AZ the inside
mice FRFrcHTs-lSc Wheat Albany and l Tor orn
10 N.wYork LAKE IMPORTS tocay-ISp ooI' s.our ',OV
hu,h Wheat coo bush Corn. CANAL EXPoRrs-OW ou'n
What ~ 600 bush. Corn, and 1000 bush. Oats
CHICAGO June 49, p m-FLoUR quiet and steady SoSN
irsc,iyr oar dull PoRE firm. Shipments 70 Buffalo To-
av. 100 bbs Flour 1900 bushels Wheat 1000 bushels
Com Shipments TO Osweso: $4,000 bushels wheat o+V"
bus Ltl. Com, Flour.
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To Mariners.

RUSSIAN Consulate GENERAL N THE BALrIc SEA)
New York, May q 1854 }
ALTERATION IN THE LrGHrsN THE BALTIC SEA-Nsyisa'
tors in the Baltic Sea hereby notified: . IL.
l. That in order enable vessels 20 tack with more sss
durir time in the road 10 Reva the eh o. one
the tw lighthouses Reya namely the southey lighthouse
will be the 18th Of July 1857, - organizes
that its light will be visible at the
road the east side 20 the wet o. the mendsn o.
Deweley order assist those who navigate on tine
between Nargen and Sourop 30 avoid the Southern rse- a.
The light Of said lighthouse will be eastery As Tar N
7! deg, and westerly as far as w ~ deg -, A,h..
No alterations made In the regulation OF sald
eScept as above stated Said lighthouse viii be- a. orey
lighted every at the time IS the westerly Dshns"
OF Kstherpe nthsl - -, A..
Sehar Lighthouse the extremity w Of the island OF
nsme aud the interior lighthouse Of Hocsand will by wst
le even from the rs % MAY the lis day Of July dant
which time the other lighthouses are not shtsd eoohs
regulation, sccount Of the shortness Of the nights
In order 70 indicate dangerou, places near the TOT fa
and the For; Cosnn there will be IN the road Of C9nssa
the opening Of navigation for the year 1877 enaes ~
safety buoys in said road other buoys at distance W.
and particularly IN the nohery part of said road there WIZ
red buoys and the southery part blue bn3ys rd on
Of the Fort Paul 1t there will b. marks or oraeon
All these signals will be renewed every year. :.
No vessel very light draft without running INTO p
tive and certain dsnger go beyond the line Of the ssc
marks, beseons above mentioned. NOTI'bkl.
The Lmps shoO which recently ,.roci
and which Il not laid down on chart IN lat Is " % Bn
long 60 10 west IL extends ~ and w about three mAs
and miles from west The Volcano Of San MOI
bearing N T. by compssses the center Of the shs
The extreme southern point Of the shosl at least ten ~
of shore
TL information was furnished by David Hosdley 80,
President Panama Railroad from observations mad. ~ Ss
Dow, steamer " Pansms." y. w, bLsN-T
The Lirht.bp stationed on Martins Industry JARED ~
nloorings and went adrift in heavy south wind S u
being discovered SECOND anchor before she iss
far but was rot strong enough 10 hold her Ihs Collect
bad her tOwed into Savannah.
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attend her funeral AZ the Middle Dutch Church. corner o. 10
Fa,ette place and Fourth street. tns day thondSyI d.
O'clock without further invitation
IrsKCn Tlrr.dav June r. Of bronchitis. Eugene Joseph,
,op OF Daniel and Cathsrine Lu,k, aged months
MAENING-On Friday June Il Catherine the ee9vea ehha
~ Jobn and Catherine Manning aged year and Il days
oIrIMBY-At Middlebusb n. j., Friday June IL Mary
Qninlby IN the SD year Of her age.
o1-IGIY-On Friday June r. Of short Illness Mrs hay
Qnisly Of Edward Qugy Of East Thirteenth street.
aged 10 years A.,
RI-ssFLL-At Middletown Conn, Tuesday, June Mr.
Ns,v Russell reict Of the Matthew Tsleo Russell and
daughter Of the late Rev Enooh Huntington In the 'h year
Of her age -, -
pODvANu Willisrn,brrsh on Friday morning. June u
I'm Devoe son Of Jesse Jane A Rodnsn aged months
and 10 days. -.
Ill.,. Nj. Julia T. simonson wife Of John a. siulonso,
eyed 30years. -, ,,,, -
sunday june H. VIM. Tyson in the 4sth year o. ms ss
IT. ,;ive and friends Of the family also those OF MS sonsh
L., W. Pool.y aud John ~ Hayward, are invited 70
a., H. funeral from his late residence No 100 Lawrence
s,reet Brooklyn Tuesday 10th inst at 2oeock without
further invitation.
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Passengers Arrived.

IT, a., ,,oy,biy Vanderbilt from SoutAdnpton-J. C. Hen
dr.on lady children and servants Miss Henderson K
HeudersoD esq, J. A. Middleton Ritter = u hsSsn -
Rev j. P Lalagh aud lady g. Rehe schu;ter Mrs Lob,
nan child and servant Dr. Gauer T. d. Garesche w bres
I'm lsdy and child Dr. J. C. Andrews Capt b. w Tucker g.
Wicks Howe J. II. Mo,on Mis-: A. T. MCIs9n W. seven
Brewster T. T. Freeman, J. J. Grifen. 7: Miller l. a
Tomlnson H. P. Randolph. W. SssIbach NJ ssnoorn, H.
Colboru j. Peter j. :. Haven w Austin, NJ moore ana
LADY, E. Ferris G slas A. w. Higgins, j. j. Jervas A. d.
Fenion Lsfoucade Prayer wife and son. Miss fscher
4 Secl Sorg L L. Schwtinforth and lady, C. Cor, W T.
Jones p Hain snd J. Schif l.. jean lady and child J.
d, Alentigny C Constant. NJ George C. Fornes j. her
adv o. Thebautz II. a. Fermose, A. Godefoy A. Baden NJ
s, Fernin NJ Curtier H. Lsfoucade-Total lOl - NJ,
IN the brig Mary Cdpen, from GUdydms, PR-Dr' De'eA
chit l. Byerley.
In tie brig Emma, from Pdrd-J. H. Arnold
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WI n1ers.

Arr a, Bedford 9Th ship Montezuma Tucker Nofl
Pscsc Ocean LsbaBs Dec Roroong, Jan with " bps
bone on board Sent home IS bbs sp, 62l do wh oil aaa
"a s On the Sth Of April last In at - 80 D. oh
IS w struck suddenly BY WATERFRONT which esfrs
foot below the upper deck fore topa
fJretopgsnt mast and oyalusst with all attached and ~
main opgssn mast The sails aud rigging sged y.
the spors 90 badly broken 10 be useless The snip W
G,Ysl uDHsr Violently by .he head that for few minus
bes thought she would down Juryu va, -
rig ged place Of the foremost an tine ship was enabled
home withOut further detention The clipper ship pine 'ss
If London from Indies for Calcutta which vas -
paLy al the time under esy sail felt no effect hs,n
Ter phsnomenon. Reports spoke Jan u, Cd New ssal
barb MlwoOd sives, ~ b. whales since leaving '''
Vish Islands ,,,l.. Ia,
Ar At Westport Point 9th bark Gov Carver, Bsre 49,,
dian Ocean Johanna March 6. with 80 bbs sp OH al
BsIch I6 lat II ~ lon. q u e. Maria Aoeo, ,rtsl
sp sane day Eagle, MeNeley 90 clean y.11xsL Jra
spoke Of Fort Dsuphin, weeks previous jog c,n
ney r H $50 sp John Dawson, Baker, ~ b., Dosp w.
Bell Robbins Mat, $50 bbls. ell on board =. ...a O.
AT 81 Helena April o. kensniton, Clark n o., - an
days ior home Huntress, Alien DO, 70 SAL ne''
Toncbed q. St Paul Amsterdam jan s. Mar, HATE"
n B bound 10 New South Wsle. , x,,,,. I.dIss
Al at Cold sprss %, bark Moln"s.n' ~ ma bose
Oe.,n 81 Helena Feb 10 with go VIII. 30 sp y. o.sotsk
Ar AZ n Bedford 9Th ship Re6eccs shnms Jaw. f.srA
So HonoiuIu Jan l. Wytootscke, jan n SUNDAY s,n.
Tb 20 Win $50 tbl. ~h. oil aud II 90 Ne -. ,o So
lone and sold the '.ysss ~ DOL. " ~ .iv
g7J y ~ 400 30 18th Othelio BeckerBan, ~ D. ia
IA ,sien b,t 70 Dol VIII. IN mos March laI -
I5s w Rousseau Pope do 100 bb. eoene Toot,r IA
ford from Bsitsn March II land sailed 20 o. ~
"a ,ro, d. March IS Ocean Rover Vseder' Na'u
c,ri.e Corinthizn Russell " Bedford 40. II v BIZ
f,Id 10 sail in few days for home osfA a
Bedford to sail next day on cruise q. Il, vAS ort
MI So. she'll Ware OF Warren, FEB H. ~ ~ w.
.7IsW, with 100 bbs sperm oil, 81 well
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Disasters, &c.

SHIP STEPHrN LARRABEE-HAVANA June The sAY Ste.
phen LArrabec Boston 5ls tuns years old bound
E.wpoTt E. with coal for this port went sshore the Ce
dos the uish Of '.t The captain and crew an od.,
s full Of T ~ +, FP' E s Wafer sse %
NASSAU, n p, Jane 2-The new bark Sanford Asorn W.,
Mobile by letter to Ewood Walter, esq, Secretary fine
Hay.ss June 9The % officer and or ,eamen. Of bUs
David Nckels at Searsport Me, have ts day extended e
the protest noted BY the Capt Niekes sppesr a
be ns mmnaaey cot fore the wind and a taisa o
quickly possible 6u her foe'a PankS and b ws.e c.rt
servston she carried away her oreyaEd IN the sinss
NSssiv Mp june 2-fhe Br brig Britannia. Wa srscsi ,
Cork The salvage settled on the pot % p, cent
KY WEST Jupe s-rhs .sip S' Lizzie drew Goedwa N
4h from Havana, having been chartered by Capt s99a
bark take the cargo 70 sweden me .chL nnss
sails on Monday for Ne~York The T. schr ToftusaN WI
from Fort Jefferson on the 9Th There no "resnhr
Fs Snip HEsMoSrE before reported ashore the souA
h by the .tescr. Nina aud latter osnsAs
up ChAre.t She does not leak About 10 bales Of eOta
D' AHrRM ssIe Eastern built with deck load Of .hOO -v
h inst ashore on the east part OF Hsrt Island
STEAMER FsLcoS At Boston from New York was collision
Of 5Ss Point T Sh .SSS., Win ssa Sea q G
and taken in tow by the steamer and brought esk
Tar sAEK SAsAn JANE Gunlsy which cleared from Mobile
Dec for Rotterdam, had not reached her destination =.
wa. built at Blsci Rock in s52 500 register owlsd
Messrs Sturses Chairman Co. valued at about sH@
soto, valued a. 600 supposed insured on the COnns
BRG CyNosusE Of Boston before reported lost on me Wy
cargo OF linz. She left ROcksnd 9Th ult and the ah ~
OF smoke discovered issuing freely from the hold
i.f PR. pe: and eyery for air which could
stopped up The fire thus Kept smothHd ana
the hull and the deck settling fast .md'hps Capt Andst
ID sI.ifv If uself and As
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"a. g5. 7O9 80. ~ O72 :


The Continental Bank transacts business in their
new banking house in Nassau street Monday morn
ing, 18th inst.
Abort II Nicolav's regular semi. weekly auction
sale Of Stocks and Bonds will take place on Monday
next the 18th inst, at u! o'clock, at the Merchants
Exchange.
The Bank of America has given notice that the
psaments of the 81 900 600 of the increased capital
Of the bank are payable-25 cent on the LIST of july
- cent the st of September, and 80 T. cent on the
Is of November next. The present stockh ,dens are
privileged to take the new issue in proportion of one
share of the new for two of the old stock until the list
of July next.
The business of the Clearing House to-day was
SIS $4,000.
The interest coupons of the WATERFOWL aud Madison
Road due LIST July, will be paid at No. 39 Exchange
Place, the Companys Office.
The telegraph line along the Harlem Railroad Is
nearly completed. portion of the rails have been
reaid recently. and further Improvement will be made
on the route as required Two plans of extending the
road are talked of-one by the way OF Lebanon
Springs to Bennington, furnishing connection With
Canada and the other to Troy. The large cars OF the
Company will cease running down town on and after
the LIT of July-stopping at the new depot on the
corner of Fourth avenue and Twenty-sxth street, but
series of small cars similar TO those in use on the
city railroads will be put for the accommodation OF
passengers wishing to 90 TO the lower part OF the city
An arrangement has been made between the Harlem
and the New. Haven Railroad Companies 10 elo" the
passengers By the New Haven road to take these cars
The large cars on that road will stop at the new depot
on the corner of Fourth avenue aud Twenty'seVenth
street on and after the lst of July The fare by the
small car will be as al present, D cents. .
In consequence of the Late opening Of the Canal this
wear the receipts at .idewster thus far show large
falling of as compared with the previous years as VIII
l. IL. IL
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SATURDAY, June 1872. N.

The most important feature Of the Board to-day
was the continued decline of Reading, which, under
large offerings of cash stock and lack of speculative
BUYERS fell off to 49, decline of A per cent. There
was afterward recovery, with considerable ransac-
tons to 742 the market closing dull at 74 a7s the
sales add up $500 shares 1t is supposed that the
party which has recently been sustaining this stock Is
broken up. The market in other descriptions was
without important change, and at the Second Board
and after was stronger than in the morning. Enc left
of as it opened, at 325, al Improvement OF q cent.
Central sold at so, further advance of = cent.
Michigan Southern was Az i3, about the closing
price of yesterday. Cumberland improved to Is bid
In Western shares generally the market was heavy,
but closed nearly yesterday Panama fell off to
81. Pacific Steamship shows an advance, selling at
~. CALIFORNIA; were better and i'll demand. State
Stocks and Railroad Bonds generally were firm. The
aggregate business of the Board large and there is
a more equal division of forces than ruled some time
since
In Exchange the market is dull at previous rates.
Freiehts are dull aud nominal. No material change
has occurred in rates. To Liverpool: 10 bbls Flour
was offered and taken at Is after much skirmishing
among applicants for it, also, engagements 2ooO bales
Cotton at S. y bale Is 900 Slaves at Dis To Lon
don: 100 bbls Oil Cake at los. To Glasgow, engage
ments were made for Naptha at 2Os rs. 3D.. kosin
at 2s Spirits Turpentine at ss. and Bark at 25s TO
Rotterdam HID Slaves at 500, and light pipe slaves
at s25 To Bremen: 800 bbls. ROsin at Is. Cd; 400
bales Tobacco at 75c. To Rotterdam: 600 bblS.
Rosin at 2s 3D.; 600 light Pipe Slaves at s25. A
ship from st. Johns to Liverpool with Deal, at COS.
Another from St. George to Liverpool at Coz.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Total re-
ceipts, sGO,O45 So; Payments, $685. 80 $4,000
California Drafts; Balance, $ll 3Oi %, against
sl2 3 OOs last Saturday showing gain to the street
of $751;
The Park Fire Insurance Company has declared
semi.annual dividend of ceut payable on the lst
ofJnly.
We are indebted to Messrs Hallet, Dow Youngs
brokers, No. 50 Wall street., for the following very
important exhibit, showing
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$3.50, s, Will. buyer. .tAnd aJoof The sales 5000 bag.
& 81 Raven on private terms % bids Cuba, a. cse and
90 boxes Havana st lo4c ,s.o, ,.A..,
Al : Is e sack. - -. q. e..
TALLOW-The inquiry 10 s'esdy ana the mNs'' Is "'Ni
ais Of $500 y AZ n al HE, cash . -
ToBACCO-he ar,e transaction ref red 70 in our As' was
49, roics Of ~ bids Kentucky sold % large msnuiac
. ,,irs 4, nm prices; bids ot the same inyoc" SOLD A.
Sc which fabulous price MsngisctuIe, seer.
- .,ye, for future The greatest prisacl Is
S A. and many quoted the market dull yesterday i.Aiins
a inowsdse of the transactions would eA''e WIG
higher mark. IL. ,.o-,,,, .b.,,.. the
aS - f;r sss OF 40 bbls az Sie, and nail lots a. ottc
WHAIFBoNEA fair demand eNis. and prices are nIinly
maintained. the sales comprise SEQ 10 prime N4I'n
Co.'s; AZ s5c co n DO. Ocho;sk st SC 80 CO. ~
South Sea at soc ana 5000 fancy picked OeAot'A' 'e'
long a. New. Bedford al 81, sH cash