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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-24

HIppSThe usriet s. wiisou; activity. hoa,,, r., m,
trt .teyr the vs.' p; buyer NE ..s. s.hss a's
h.rseabo II so 6uo- spd 100 Western s.asbSr Iss.
! HOPs-Tl, demand !. "oder.,. ailc9lt Stlsa. on ~
E.Y-Tfe .erpl, :, hts- and he urse h--'yi ....S
$50 t,..s' Gese. y 80
IEaTHtp-Tb,r- i, i,ir demand fr OH ., f~,.,
rsi., Henks' IL hTu. aud In sod d-aALd. Tie
IIsEHw- so., sac. q 700 ssi. common kosi.Oa Ga,
Ard SIS bhi. Lamp n724c.
MOI .ssys !. du o ..-. ~ of Pov-sa a., y,
purteo +. l,t bis Nv oTesp. rrairsd HG't-
ssoc. I'D proe. -tat s.-sr.i
eA.ps.: o..oi $50 sbs, shgPns ORDER, a1tA ~ d.
81 cs.h c.ude !. noch.ns.d Conu'on Roo :. ss-,,
ut .c.r,.; ,ss' u 100 boz. :. ~ Ho .,
d,Fyr.d TIE e.. rsi.. .'- 70 a'cd.r ,s rs
81. 4 2lO hi. a; e. 10 d ertrs ., ~ z. on vs9
in ,srd 2lS DO White at <S =" % p.l- "a's q tts
= q SO CO p. White 40 N'fsn q. "a ,.p' Av ~
r d, hy.r.d 11 quiet, b., hrmly b. q, p'''Sn. nSs
OlLsLn IN f-ir sa', .. o. ses 70 e.s' 40 ess.
bu, rrsrly Ill o,her dcserp'iops N" d"mind nm
f,o sud the small .s. making DO rrise- tuihe ~
PRovIslovs-Tie porl usike, Is lower. prizes .l..
isU 81 With hbsral the sab. LIZ ees
at 90 tlo So tor NV Me,. IS 50! ia Pm,
Mo-, buy 81 c.ys. J7t Beef 10 quite soi, aud
ne. ss' .s - 'fI Pc 81. ;f ca ass Nc s
qAIS q rr rI-csec Mess. .ud s+Gtl5, D ~ r,tn DO
Hans 80 in c-asud I'D .,. Of ~ hsi. aud
e6i; 8" ,ooeids .pd Saose io' bAn. L's 80
- ll9ilts Butter p~tty, aud . duI AZ Ia 7e hi ss
RI,R heavy and dali, We quote .. IS 75ast s5pies
Tor (.ao.n to tS-d CBiic- nsnds =. y. ~ :,
SUGARS az .c finer ilf RAJ, .uc cor -Puftnf i'm
trv.n.r, quoted r. ,r-t ..-- ~ lnlo hhs. Cubs
s6,c ~ Porto RcO 81 &c u-ty &c sud is~
New Or.sns SIC $50 oSX-s Hsvsrs pat e. 10 We
uoie Crushed GroUd and snuiaied 81 y ~. cL- NJ
e,,pr rate, aes grades sia9c AID Yellow do &c
;tGsc . =. -.
sPICFS-Ws hear Of sales of 500 mat CassiA 81 SS
SEEDs-Tne d.mand for Ck u Is-lersse ct S~8tc-
Pru,, :. ust plenty, and i. o'lo 8, s.dstc.
TtAsihs MAID e0uht 81 to moderate rse 10 s""e'A
Prc.s a., .'.saN.
TALLOW-A quiet uarh.t; small sses q Prime Western q
lttr 90
WHIsKY-The uarss; ia rather hriner the demand Alb
sales q SSO bbls az II!
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.,e,e ~ cal. and delivery a. FOODS or a. the rrnsooe
y nsr,, pvss y. pr mn ,s, he "a, ~ have
- h., ms., a me sev. mai - "p'p IN rAnh
. .i'Lr- ns'riDs d hs obs Only She II 70 1850. ~
s.seasop b. sompeLd 10 reiy won IN m aim s.n
sw.s What rqara " warrant 'h~r in'oduc'a, =
30 a, be- admitted baa ma. 70" 'iS
sprcaL TEsr-Befor- ipdss Day ,,,.n.,.
Jean Haydn aDs Aha Bdsr O. Asoti .st Irn ~, A.
mott; C.,rs.ins noD.rn,o1 a. J'hs = Haydn An" NJ
aI1.r A. Akotl
Tbi- var uotiop to ret of two Judgments. y..,.,
DAILY J-The p.baf In b fret o. 10 81 G. ~ " n -,
Ae.,t roev,f.d smeDt .ssD-i Inc def nd." al q,
.ou Jouo-.' Cou't on 'bs s'b q D-oea ee "a sa,
.ro. .hi.h tb., s.ssd stsoD ~aisD ~s ''''i
The pliras In tn. ,eoond rso1y'red ons
NJ, .s.,D. he ssf1sos H.ydeo .Sa ao' IN 1 AZ he
e., ~, IN. lsb Of January SSe for fsi 81 n, 20
e.y A. ~ IN "a anpo1ut eqa. % the ,',nn 80
LsJ ,.rie, r.po.rd ed aeIry p hs;~ .n.jr- Of 10.
1890 = Ss jodsDsns winch Hayden AID A''' 'sa IL
s~.."a .ss "a,,pt a ,b@ .-oond j.dsn-It % Dcs'y
s,iot Il hod sifb The County O. ssa % ~ -, -,
= My ss an ssssO,Ip va. Of ,aa aas~as ~a5 Hy
s.n sps AI reoov.rrd ss.inst heDrrrnit Wa h"s WIZ
S1nt 81 a sssf. Jnds uo. obs.in I'd as4nf THIN y
NIB rmst ppn sssyios ineir lohgrn~h s' " n
sis.r,De. bst.ssb tb.s jsSs"e1t a'0 A'0'i"''' v
As night toh s jaa.n-n. By 6h.s Il he
sr.,.enps afe u BE- oeeueo J1csmsu,s VI this Cuf ao
40 Sins I, pr tn raHi u tho faonnn rs vs
v.,. ,bs ArsuHsIt but there nc.oht ,, 70.
m Dr. s,.~ wa. against mcD-rnott AZ aootoer
sss 81 The sT1 ,, wa. rendered s,,s, D. ra
sss. NJ, dos app tb.i levy "a. mo- noe,
az. AIe,t, snsnt II levy made 'unicieni saJ
h. d.b Up y EgGsr j.ssueot for the s,n t@u,. ~ s
n. Il the form J~susn, ,bous .on ne
d,p .tsilst second sgt b.; to0osn sossesso 'p' ~
,s,,, Noting u CD. hhd .yp.aJs BY N. 1bisVh-
60. pot Dto.y nsd .ny lien upn the ~
4, th Marine Court foI even II such hen cyuIa
.uir. IN q, Court and lie hse Il wooi MT pre'' =. az
=. -qu.bI- nsb, .- "a er~- jadso.p,- 4. .'so- "a
az sutjrt Hayden and Alcct equ.as" mgr " -. -,
sa. Judgment asd with 70 koo~l- OF 10. ai
"a far bi. Interest int~ be b>s u" 81"
- nal. .Io. p the surplus s fsy f~ns'" ~I ,os ~ 90
$500 TIN. ursipp granted upon the pyn NJ OF
a. ,1ee, both Judgments Will BE- declared " D.
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MAXINE ID.

AYERs-HuDSON-Ai the Residence Of the brides uncle 6eo
Hudson iudsor Br-s Long Island, on Monday
June ~ by Rev Gtorge Crooks, Mr. George l. Ayrrs
10 M Hudson khter u John Hudson of san
Frtncisco Cal lat. II brUklyn
BULTON-TALLMADGE-O.w edn-sdsy, June z a. ;,
fh,na,s Church py krv Do Morgan, jaime. Clinton b
ton eco Laur. eldest daughter Of The late Th,o b. Tall
nsdrr NJ u 81 ufthis city.
BONLSIUN-vANDkkNOO KT-0p Tu-sday, June q, by the
D murray, ar. e. Bo,l-ton 70 Mis-. Ann. daash1r o
Ershris NsnaeTVouft ell 81 Ehz-pfh City, Y J.
IBAPMAA-iAY-On Thur.iay JIo. q, gu the Jay H,'ne
b,dtrd N,sishest-r Iouuty " by the kev JOIN
H.bry Hobart D. ID Henry Grafton ChspaiaD esq, q b..
ton. al E'esnur daughter II Jim jay, eco
ALDNELL-SHkRMAS-On Wednesday, June =, BY the
Rev. D. Adsni. Jan,. W Caldwell 70 Ms. Sarah Sher
uBn al Il this city
HlCks- nEkR k-Iu this city rse<day June o. by tbs
R.v. Tt,, DE Wit b-uJ ID HNss Marie Louise, ouly
daughter # IN. late Ella. H. HeuIck, all Of thi. city.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hi. city ON rhuf.dsy, jane
IS BY n, Rev, J. b. Pois. Adam c Martin to Jenae; Gaash
81 JsIsss but Ism, ess., eli II this city
EULLlSUN-rAl LOR-At No. so Pashc street, Brook
Tuesday JuEr 81 BY The Rev. Dr. Waterbury. James MOI
on Csiherre yuals, daughter Of the ;e M.Iihe~ Ty
loJ EtT,hAri Il Glasgow Scotland.
VAN ZANDT-SAND ;ORO-Ob Thursday, Juue p BY The
Rev spsuo,r, Nj Rem. = Van ZAEdt Of Jamaica Long
Island, M, Emil, SanGfe, daughter Of Nj WIN Sand
furd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-24

School. HOUSE STRUCK BY LIGHTSISG-ln the
midst ct the storm Tuesday s'ternoon with the
wind n f. nj Portsmouth, ~ II. there were three or
.ur smart flashes Of lightning, acco npanei oy toun-
der. The Bartlett school bulldog struck aid con.
sioeraol, oau aged. The porch was pretty badly
ripped up til. being torn Of the pas SIN ,sed,
Sc Tie following particulars We take iron Inc
ChrOntCle -
FrL F.rnsd boy shout Is years Of age, Of NJ Pay
,ou bosI II tree on his shoulder, cau'ed ~
m, bsbturt during shower IL - sIusuia sight
In M, lower tool k,p by the auio passed from
on Tot If stove f-r, tearing tue h,oT boAfds t1ie,
aud .,osp, tn the gp IND.
In III lower seh,o gs slammed and shocked, and
III, ohofs, HUNDRED Ia number h,d very
rs.Aft. , .- -,
TT. hou.e Of MI Daniel Le6,d in Russell street was aI.'
,,ruck ana ,Lr terror considerably No one was injured
Tn. L.u,, f Mr Jonathan beit. Christian Shore WAS sl,u
struck and chimney Giuch damaged.
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CRICKET.

The cricket match b-tseen the Boston Cino anu
III. 81. George Club vi this City, wh'ch vas e'Ni-
1neuc.d on Wednesday afternoon, "ss con Iudr'
,.rda, about ocIoch p. m at the HOo"seD CreAs'
Ground. TIE cay was a beautiful one for playing
and tn, ground, as well a. the eriokst~r' IN h"e COZ"
d,,.n. Among the crowd Of "k-rs-on We h"tc7'
several LADIES, wbO seemed to take as much interest
IN The game as the male spectators. The playing
Yesterday wss very spirited, and some large ra'S
were made. TIE fielding Of the Bottom men "ss
,,orouneed exceedingly fle, and elected much ap-
pI.use They can al.o boat in Mr. o'Bnen' DO 1'er
,n.ousl.d in Ee~.Ymk, in6eed, IN this country
The following i. the made IN the game the d.
George playng the FIRST innings;
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COFFEE dull --s q 100 Rio a. lGta lie so L4rlayra
sol T.: "a osx stained Dym-so priv.-
FLOUR AND AEAL-Thsrr /. . more gene. d-n.s.d for
W.,t.n Canal Flour, esp ciay for fresh ground this firmly
held but FgT VI doubtful cli heavy AID dposed
a. Ets guar rates far demand may b. sUt.i for Sour,
decline FAMILY sxtsS steady ta- sales 0 bbl ~
- ~ Tor pJ.t.S su-n. state IS s0d IS for
co, co. - -lG tb ~ oT de- 80 l5G re ~ fDr b~
grades Western % oDG 81 for ordinary R.und
hoop Exs Oaoi 81 U5d 9s p for trade o.ass d.
CIV fr ~ Louis brands and SO 2rG 50 Sor G-u,s-
eoutnsrn flur IL fair demand for The hoe usi .od
sieacJ ihr saes bbl. s6 SJ9 ~ fF sdy.rfue
baltimore kc aud 81 "a 80 % fr the better brands Rye
ouf "a e. the ails .Air sls u LOO bats ti1
S"f1 Mel lay Common Is l. good ruppy sss Of 40
tbs jersey Sfo~d 81 10
fsh-lhe nari ct very quiet but the sOck 81 Dry Cod aud
hseAI.i hzst and prcs sustained smell ss-- Iom
81 full iOfu
FkUl1s-R Is duh Mes-rs hinturn and Plr.hise
os b srtoI ~. Of tho brig Tsooy fr0m Palermo. t
os s boxes 81 lily Osnss 81 SJG 81 So ~ do do a.
1871 d.. de- at IS l0d 81 I5 90 90 do At $50
% . ~ Do DO at IS 20 Is IS no DO ct ~ 49,
$270 40 40. Sicily L-mous at 81 Isl 81 d., 1j0
e. ~ 50, so box sOrsns-- At 81 ijd s25 oil cash
GkAIh-Ih- inquiry prime Winner Wheat is fair bat
lower rst's qusl!es quet Bew .l AID
Us vs. Iomina the sales 500 ouh god Rel Soltaorn
o. busn coed hite DO a. 73 aud 1900 bass chloe
White K,EiLcsy 81 81 Rye Is IL limited dem and ga
Sc Osis easier ard in fair dan-Dd at the statement
sses Of State d47c jersey 421ii and Western
CsI soiaD sSd Soc Corn lower and closes heavily
ply the inquiry 10 mainly for East sales o 0
bush 1S9s2 for old and mixed Western; sV63ic for
Round yellow s3dS+ f jersey, Sogtherl ssd WeseSI Ye
sow; White nominal
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and la. a wife aud three cb'IdfeA' i'' "'''' '"'
were eaIhd ia say he c.ou"' rs-"'''' Iii,
Alta late hour let b'ghi, P''neH "c"''', -""
laboring under attack OF drh'i'l" "T''.'
into the n srih River, foot 81 1 VEN --eoo''
escape q supposed eOemy -h" "" p"'.us 49,,
Patrick made sueh hounden"g 10 'e NH' -""s
the police were attracted u NE 'I1,', ""en NJ,
6.hed cut and removed to the si1'esh'a "A''
SisiioD-Bosse for csre.
Lost evening an insh'nan named Ahore" Ha,'ey,
jumped from the roof of the SIX story ou"'ns NO D.
Msdsop street, and falling neaaioog npou t'e pave,
men. vas instantly kidd. Harvey res1ed ~ "a"
building, and bis body was removed to his apartment
by Officer Copkrn. It 10 said Ina: he va MAE oi
inteuperate habit.
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OlEN.

AvIs-on Tuesday. June H. Al Fbhinl Du,ehe.s County.
Rachel. rvhC' OF the late Herry Avis in he sih Of
BRowER-In hi. city, Wednesday jane 2 Of cancer
Luoncs Bro~eI sie Of Ls~Ieaoo BE0wos, aged ye.,
Hontls and = dsysL
CoNNOR-in this city, on "Wednesday June p aer long and
illness May C0Hno wife OF DANIEL ConnOr, aged ~
years.
CAMPBELL-In this city on "Wednesday June q De~i, C.
month and - days
CowIH-ln Bru0ayu on Tuesday. Jene g. Nh Apa Co~sa,
IL The S7tL ,v.i a OIL go.
HARTsRoRNE-A, Rochester. n Y, on Sunday. Jane 10.
Matilda M widow Of Tie C~P X 7 h.Tshore Of his
cay, ~ Tie i1tL year II her
KAfTENhoRN-ln thi. eisy, on Tuesiay June Fl, Ana
Nsuelaoin sseo ~ years. months AID dsyG
KoBLER-op "Wednesday. Juae IS at the rv.d-nce Of Der
noth.r Utica T., Mr.. Emily Kohicr, only daughter u
ID. late Conn l. eco, the Ia year Of
MehlALEi-I This city, TUESDAY eyeus June 2l VI
In-ptlSL, Joan Mckinley, .sea Il years
MONTEfiORA-ln Noble Ala, Tuesday, June = hesas
Mol. VI the late Joshua MSass VI s. Ab~ss VI
ROGERS. BSOSlya on rss.aAs nornias June q. Of 0"a
Hi fierd. respectfully invited 10 end hi. funeral
Ocloes FROM ,he Em P.,e- Congregational caarch
which h. 80. u--ia and d-y, +-d m-sae-f.
PGilso, lphis P~per pieae copy.
SARGEANT-ln isnsbursh thursday rorni,- June %
u ocSk Thomas Safsva.i j., u sp'reAy, N me tih
Notice vii n siyea Of Lis funeral
ShEFsIELD-A, Dsren Ccrn., on reanisy norntns June
% Mary Webb ~v Of Dudley shedeii IL the S'h veal
Her fGrrslwl take p.oe Der late residence Saturday
18Th inst; at oe!oSk in Tie a.etE'1 Tue car, iss'e
Twrrtysevsu;h ana toartA avenue a. ~ Ge0cG
SRIERS-ln Brcokyu. WEDNESDAY Jane p AaH wife O.
Nicholas skiers, in ID, e4h year OF her ass
STARIN-lu Brsklyn w-in--isy m'nint June :! a. 10
oclock Ene.t C., only OF William Il all May T. ssan'
se,d II mouths-
VAN bUsKIRK - In Brooklyn. wednesday. Jun. =
Cb.e Van 6uskik aged 10 years months and 10 days
wEST-in Tsuyo~p "Wednesday June p Of consumption
Mrs EhrA West Of Rochester, aged . years,
WHELAN-n this city, Mary Agnes daGsh;er Of hchsel and
May AIN W Ee.Al, afed ycsIs Ano , uOni.s
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Nv TeleQruph.
TnSG BRANCH

LONG BRANCH June Is sunset-0ns ship passns Lose
Brsnch. hYvId IN. WiBd T., h.Et Weather sloody
SANDY HOOK, June .. saBsst-Ts0 ship pdns ~ ~
Boy srd barb out.iie Of the Bar baDf cap
ksn~n- NJ tn- Bar ship CoDs,elson bark .nd
Lrir, anchored At the SPIT, srd bound Wind T. '-
Wrsb~r cloudy , a
HIGHLANDS Jure 3 snnsst-One ship and Que b1s %
.bot- bounc In. Wind S T.. lizn, Weather cloaay ~,
BOSTON. lure S-AIr bark Aberdeea Cochran, AeneoS'
Norm Wild Hirsns. JscHi.l ,.,-.
Oe HiEhs1s Lght. ships Winged Arrow Msnils DelfAe''
Lysip'@l. TAX AIoDiniO Isle D. P.srnO 49,.
SAVANNAH, Jun. 2fb. .esmship MoItgoroefy o. ~
well. line, sniyeo al the wharf yesterday afternoon sos
sIosd very strong head wiuds 81, 10
The u. 5. NJ steamship Florida arrived o. me wh~h - "
O'Clock last piskt. AL well
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THREE SrloIDrs-rhe Sixteenth Precinct police re.
mort that an Epglishman named Thomas Wilson, r..
siding st No. 2S West Seventeenth street. while suf
ferirg from sn attack of insanity caused by intemper
apcs, attempted suicide last night by cutting his
throa, with sazor. Wilson is 8 carpenter by trade
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EkGLIsH CRIcKETERs.-Eleven English cricket
play ers are Coming To this country in September nexr
Ia play agapst crickete's Of Amerlca AID Canada.
They will play two matches in Montreal one here and
one IN PhilsdelpDa. The particulars OF The matches
are yet arranged, but the whole affair IL under the
supervision of the St. George Club, who are to pay
all the expenses of the EnGh-h players. Inc hr't
aich will come off in September tue st. George
Cricket Ground which is GOV being constructed for
them IN Hoboken AT an expense Of about s',ooo the
eleven Engli-h players, learn, are 10 play against
,weDt, two American cncBeeIs in their maiche- here
and m plil.depbia. and the sam. number ot Canada
men at Montreal.
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COURT OF APpEALS-JusE q.

No. 50. Small ss,. Luclow. Argaed; Dir. "A. -.
Tvs, arn.d NJ. J. Porter fo' 'ppt Nv O. D. Ca ser
az r,,p Noe 2,s a. % M 81 submitted NJ 90 I.e
n, Trsc, Tor r,spt No ca 6arr as Martin Arg Ied
M N Martin ior sppt mr. j. b. sSp"s ior I'-P !.
No a. Walter sg Duu,p sngh. Argued. Mr. Pnhr II
,,oI A., r. r. Andrew, Tor resyt No 10 McWuhsm' agt
Macon Args.d. A. " Dy.u for apt j. W. EdDo'ds i'r
.r.c.I ier june -Nos S. g. Co. S. H. %, r. 7s Is, &c
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~ou,, mr. GENERAL sEssiONs-JUSs 2a.-sefOre


Tvoind;fments tor murder were disposed OF W Gay
J.bp De r,s Mayer who beat bis wif 70 death a. no -
a~.,.tb June 5, and who was Indicted fpr nsf
,u,o.r p.s1ea ruty sbOght.rI IN tic his' ds-- lie
Ne. ,.I Ten, I'd 70 hs 6taie Pfi-on for ME. " =, -.
Ian BvI, male Of the snip Tornado tined Tor the boH
Se a bs, desk nat ~ No II James steel on
Ju.. The evidence he sed IN self osi-.e %
s nj ses .ud be soqoed the District Attorney absh
Ssrjbs tb- ease
The Court adjourned I'll tomorrow.
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WEEKLY REVIEW
OP THE
DRY G00pS MARKET.
By The Manufacturers Cloth Hall assoc'aslon
NEw-YoRs, lH Broadway, I
THURSDAY EyryIsG, June %, 1888.
A. ii. ALMY. Manager.

Nrw.YoRx, III Broadway,
THURSDAY EyrSIsG, June -, 1893.
The news BY tire Persia was rot "a favorable ior
Cotton Go,cs Is previous advlee-. The mon'thry
paric at Bombay and other Eastern markets hat
checked operations at but manufacturers
". re quite firm il their demands suPpo-'ng that the
interruption would BE- merely temporary. The WOODEN
market, however, was hnner, and the decline on
most fsbrics since the commencement Of no ti'ie'
bad been unu pSftant, except in low German Cloths,
which we're pressed by b.d.r-. There has been M
marked activity in the Domestic Goods market .ioce
our ast ,-v-w but many of the trade have cauvas-ed
the NJ k.t with q vle~ IN more extensive movement
next mouth. The kno~n scarcity OF many fdbrc-
makes il Necessary for the large distributors t. pro-
vide early for their Autumn supply, a. the aenand
from the interior, il is supposed, will exceed thst o
last season, while the productive capacity Of our
looms has not beeu materially increased.
IRE export trade las been e'coursging feSure
o. the g. ket tire ps. season and Is contuusd IN
Increasing volume our shipments 20 China slrue dur
rng tire past three weeks have been over 800 pack
sgrs, while the shipments from Boston during tina;
period have beer important.
The ne.s from the West is promising and the
reports of damage 10 the growing crops are not OF
thar character which excite alarm a. 10 the future
product. The advices from the cotton growing region
are Of tho satisfactory character. and 1t Is be-
loved with late season. the largest crop on record
would be secursd. The Inauguration, or rather the
revival Of the Trade Sales at Boston, in the second
wee in July, should be encouraged BY every manu-
fscturtr.
Tue importation Of plsin cotton at this port during
the week ending June II, as compared with previous
years has been follows:
1857. 1858 1889.
Reported sine. January l...... 6,3S5l9 3d. ot"'H
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COURY CALENDAR~THrs DAr.

Rprprnr CoukI-,InoUn.-PART I.-NOs. F5J1,
ssS $500 mr. 4s5 49,! 7eo 457, 4421 2Jl. 2,93 So,
500 .fs sG7 asa 44f<i Az 1r2 54f 2J1i Ass,
No 49, SIS S4 So.f 446I 4ts $50, 90 81, 4F7
49, +S7 1858 4a7 433 466 1885, 2l6I, Ds +S9, bl2
4sls 25s 2y2 SAG, $50, 1862, 1897 PART H-same a.
fhi rsosy. =, =, -
SUPREME COURT-SPscIhL TERS.-No other cause
sxe~p ,hs one will b. taken duhos 's- term
SUPIRIOR COURT Same as yesterday.
Cossos PLEAs.-No more calender this tern.
BRooKLrk CITY CoUKT.-Nos. 81, 81, 80, ~, 81, 81,
q ~ a. %,
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n, sdioprned ID tomorrow.
sxaslnNs Irxr a-Ref,rs Jnstiet,

eouRr or SPECIAL sEsSIONS-JUsE z-Befors Jnsoet'
Bsows.LL. QUAcgEssUsH aud bRsmhs,, n.
lanes C,y-b Assault aid battery hben ~ ~
- Ca,yirsn assault and barry hu,d 80 Mary hsers.
s.ss h siy joosmeut so'ieicfd hsfy oonca
80 $40, 61. IS L.s FrbaTz, assault ao' natt-fy
80 as Jo- pb F.~.I stealing ~sico sbd ob'in r-n@h
narx ttn. mouths sauu. Howss, assault and btt@ry r.
1 Fred, riek HstehIck assault and battery hIei TO-
Nm, Hs,eD. indecent exposure, Judgment ssY
NJ. L,.p, ssrsolt and bs',y s'nt .n'P7hdrd r"tl
1,,, ss.nl and batter, lined IS Mary POr.r Asi ult
a. s.ny 6ud Is Richard Pp-r sss.ot aud bs'ieIy h-o
az EDWARD KApH assault and battery tined %
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So 2i4.sSs SO i,ssl 81, 1881
Drtils.

DrtHs
The market is without change, and we hear OF no
new engagements for exports, while the home de-
mand Is quite moderate.
The engagements are alresdy in advance OF pro-
ducton aud no accumulation will exist. We quote
a. yard-piece Drills at d9c Irregular lengths at
SI4 s1c .7in Drills are without much moment, but
more frmness is boiic-d.
BrotcR Sheetings
Heavy Sheeilr gs are held AT Sc, with great deal
Of fmIess by ZONE Of the principal makers, without
,fIectng ssl,s To any great extent. Some styles are
soJ at concession of &c., winch, if generally adopted
IN the more favoite styl-s would ean to largo en-
| gsgements as the joboers have but little stock on
hsnd; but at present rates they not Inclined to
make purchases 10 advance of the wants of their Gus
| TONERS. Medium Sheetlngs are not 10 excessive
stock, but the den and is limited for the present
Light She.tiI gs are quick for most styles, particu
| aly those designed for conversion.
BieachiHg COttOEs.
There is no apparent accumulation OF ~ goods,
although better stock presented to the trade thso
a an, time during tn. lat elk months. The h'mneas
Of most holders has been met with apparent iudh
ference by the distributors, whose immediate neces-
sities not pressing.
TIE "A Bleached Cottons not much inquired
for but the demand during the next two weeks will
be quite spfic ent to remove any apparent accunu-
alton. We quote:
72.sc - at...~...."llcie 1896 a'. .......l'ic.
8iAe4 a sl...........ll4-I
Prtntihg Cloths.
The market is moderately active at the East and
&c sales have been made. A slight decline is re-
ported lover counts, bat important change IL
noticed in the better goods. The snles in this ma ke
have been small owing 10 the small stock on hand
We quote:
sass .t......... s. d5!c 6cIs4 at.........9aS,c.
S s.S@ : :.........:: Sc ''A'' '''' '''''
Prints.
We have no change to report
Cotton Ftdnnels.
Some important engagements have been made,
during the past few weeks for the future delivery Of
Cotton Flsnnes, advanc. above the late Autumn
pric-s. We report a firm market, without muca
movement at present.
Cotton Duck.
The demand is not more active, and prices favor the
buyen.
We quote from Colts circulars:
No. !, Hard Duck le"z, .i...................32I
No. 10, Hard Duck, soz a,............ ........Xc-
Cotton Jeans.
Some sales have been made for port during the
past mouth, aud mole frmness is shown in regular
styles.
DENNIS ard Strips.
The demsnd for Debims If large; but orders
for future delivery being received in moderate
way by the prI pal ac:ursrs, which keeps the
usIk-t firm. We quo'e:
Y.ntic..............sic. Jewstt City....."..s3c
WOoless.
TIE dunsss in the Wooleo market, daring the past
few weeks, has DO, beer changed. The buyers are
gereraDy taking stock and Do LIB indueeoaots
can be offered viii effect sales; HOLDER. now
ever are confident Of q brsk trade after l5,n OF
July, and await With encouragement vi .
| large business duIiDg the .es<on.
Markets. .CAREFrLLY REPoRrED yos The ~ Y. TRisusE
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The ,.cond week in Jane upon the Michigan Cen
trail Road g.y- of earnings 81 f'li"--:

A core, popdert Of TIE Post sFgu-s thai the
decreased receipt on the Gaena Road ae temporary
ana the result Of the small movement of grain, nc
This is,o certain extent the fact but the folio wing
eontaratiye statement sboss that the d. cline ID the
G,lela trsfic reaches farther back tnan last year,
md il largely due 10 the Interference OF como h"g
roads Witch have drawn 81 business wbch can
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Total.
posTOy

1otsl runs ............lS1 1oIAi fnu' '''''''''''
THUS the ST. George men were victorious ny my
seven ruus, but they had 10 fight hard for 1t. Tue
batting # Mr. Burnett Of the 81. George was the sub
iect # much admiration, rs Wa aiho his h-d play
AIR Burgess Of .he Boston Club came the nearest to
bun IN batting, lie nskug tsents'six runs to Bur
bet,'s twelty-tight. The St. Geolg &c certainly bad
the s,ror g.st at the bat, but 1t Yves generally
conceded that the fielding Of the Boston boys wasupe
Nor to theirs. Ga the whole, the match wa we'll
contested one, ard gave Subtraction 20 all parties
Mes.rs Simms aud V,btOn acted umPirss, ard Col
lahore and A ylmeI as tcO,ers.
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Markets. .CAREFrLLY RzpoRTED yos the ~ T. TRiscsE
THURSDAY, June Is.
AsHEs-Ths market is without change, far fos
Po,; .sl-s Of 81 bills al Is Is; Pearls hnn a. % at
COTTOS-The market hiss been dul but s<sdy sal-s Of
~ bales We repeat quot itions Of Jeatefdsy:
kEy-YORx CLASSIFICATION.