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Tn: Southern Coup sas m f.s request with sales
uf abcrt 2tc0 hits within the range OF quotations
risep above. pya a, vas stea, at the above figures
viii sales " about $50 barrels Corn meal unchang
ed and sa,ss tight Wheat was Arm and ia good export
and u illpg a. nand while seine rrdcs of Western
vs., hroyant The sales e,nbrced about IS 900 bushels,
;cluIl Whit Kent XIV AZ 81 g. white Canada 81 90
red western a n 20 II az Milwaukee club 81 81
81 a. and Chicago and Racine srrirg At ~ 81 81 a.
,n IVES hotter aud IN sir reuucst both fer domestic
and wort The transactions fov<ed up about SO 900
Mshe,s iclpdig rstern mixed M as izc sound West
srn mixed at CO. G6 ,c and small lots choice do at SIC.
and western yelog al lie Rive was In moderate request
i.h mail ots rerorte an Sac sales 500 bushels al aOc
Oats we're fner with sales II Canada East at SO &c
3sllc Western and Carada West al 3S I.c 4Oc and Of
stsfD n Dc a AZ
co,sst The n,a,rct was nrm whils sales were light
REQ 'gs Rio brought l3Isc and 800 do. Laguayra at
BIC
rs mo -,-t ,,os o,;at sacs heinU confined In
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specie average of 24,ll0,552, against sl3ssj,Ssl
for the week previous, and s2l 1851 ct me
corresponding date last year. The street y
prepared for decline OF thres-quartsrs Il a
million; the actual reduction will .-,,oahly be less
than this, as gold continues 70 arrive BY express
from the South and tie interior towns. Early this
week we may look for the arrival of the California
steamer with the usual remittance.
The Sub Treasury did a very active business last
week. The duties were liberal for the season, and
the governmert draft in favor of the State Of Mis-
souri, was paid on Tuesday. A large amount Of
overdue treasury notes have been lately presented
at the ONCE and exchanged for new five per cents,
haviag year to run. 1t is the interest Of all per-
sors holding overdue notes to have them re-
viewed at once, as the power to reissue
them expires on the 30th, and after that date
all the outstanding notes will be paid out Of the
proceeds of the new twenty-one million loan We
presume that Mr.. Cobb will lose no time in
calling for bids for one-half the amount au-
thorized. Financial authorities here are gene
rally agreed that Congress has pursued the
wisest course in authorizing new loan instead Of
extending the Treasury notes. Had the latter been
manipulated with skill, sold at the proper time, and
redeemed at the proper time, they would have
proved better resource than loan, they could
have been retired without loss as the public reve-
nue. increased But 30 much money has been
| lost by bad management in the disposal OF
| the notes now current that the public are
not disposed to find fault with the action Of Con-
gress in funding them. The new six per cents should
command premium Of a 10 per cent if they
are judiciously negotiated. But Mr.. Cobb must
sell them before the usual autumn activity in the
money market
| Money continues to rule at very low rates. We
quote call loans per cent; first class short ac-
ceptances very scarce at 4 81 four and six months
paper, first class, E 6; second class paper, S;
names less known, 7 a a IL per cent. The amount
OF money ohering is, usual al this season. consd-
erably in excess Of the Investments which are open
| 10 the public
| The business done in foreign bills last week was
a fair average for the season, the rates being fol
bankers bills on London 1904 for GO day bills
and llOs for short sight; for francs, 5.l3a a
5.l3I for 60 days, and Sill for short sight. Al
these rates the margin for the shipment Of coin and
bars to cover exchange is slender; but there is a
! margin, and the agents Of the Rothschilds have
been large shippers. At this time last year ex
change was per cent higher than IT is, and the
importations had been so heavy that bankers were
doing very good business. The course of the
| market this year has disappointed drawers
The course of the stock market during the pas
month has been as follows
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Brooklyn City News.

Tn SUNDAY CLosNG-The Sunday law requiring the
closing Of all sorts Of stores strictly observed yester
day. Newspaper depos closed at O'Clock and
gar and confectionery stores closed all day There
some few exceptions, but very few Tobacco chew
and smokers win be compelled to lay in a stock on
saturday hereafter These who yenured TO disobey the
law arrested by the police. In the Third precinct
eight persons were taken into custody.
rrDicsnoS or NEw CHrRw.-A edace for rel
eous worship, called the Washington Avenue Baptist
Church situated the Of Washington and Gates
avenues dedicated yesterday morning. The
preached by the Rev. C. W. Analc the pastor before
full congregation He took for his text the 18th aud
9Th q the 9th chapter Of Ephesans from which
he preached eloquent discourse. Tho building OF
brick ia the Gothic style Of architecture, and beautifully
finished inside The exterior " still incomplete The
cost viii be about 80 600 which sum
has already been paid. Services In tho afternoon aud
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THE PRE- SIDE ENJOY.
,covryuEp IRON YIRsr PAea,

Ses,ruotion (Applause.) say whaeve, be the views
thew tts or the in which thai ,ower might even
s.y be excred from the moment IT, al the power Is re-
oa.sed existing Congress, frs I'M that moment there
y not Southern heart which dos not beat TO the con.
yicticn that Slavery gone tnd ii that should be the
ulatum q the issue ,s ths, South ready now for in
Bave they prepared their a. mort Are they ready for the
eatte3 sirs, they are not, and the reasons
very obvious Tie gentlemen who have
seeded from thus Convntion know that the OF
their people at home will not respond to the call which
they have made upn them and the best proof Of it s
shat IN no State whse delegations have seeded did the
seceders Gala ray convention Of the people put 10 the
test the innovation which they have attempted Zap
sause Ipereeve that have detained the Convention
longer than nave ntended(cries of "Go on, "
and my OWL strength is nearly exhausted Mr.. Pres
dent houf Louisn Is mindful OF what she TO her
sisters OF the South and ready TO act m concert
With them when actual oppression shall cali
Tor actual resistance, still louisiana is unwilling
70 risk her future and the future OF
mis- Union upon Improbable issues and purely theoret
cal distractions (Applause) She cannot be so far
Hebvous of the past and the recent services 70 dsown
that fearless and ndom table champion OF popular rights
and Of State equatyhim who in that great and memo
rabk strugglc which in bis state initiated that war
which has been waged against him unrelentingy-hm
who has vnaeated tao rights Of the South so vctorousy
against his EursaaA oppoaenishm who VIII yet enable
M 20 triumph over the enemies Of the South the black
puShcars who arraysd against Louisiana casts her
entire vote for Sephcn A Douglas, OF Illinois (yocife
rcus cheers and applause
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ARRIVED


Steamship Champion. Fletcher san rrancsco Arr via
TscG sas 'Sa n. Jsasro SSSs , M 2 . , sa me
lcund The Br mail Steamship rynsAn the American bark
sna yi r fs e sS E Magellan f o rs S
ss 1, sss% r Sss" ~ cs AS1sP GSSyss wO
The company had toaehed a. RIO snero on her way % e
g rsnama May = saw 20 smer'a@ schr a anchor IN
l Nsgean s,ra,s nrsous 10 H., Tine v pvY pne eahcr
sisamshp sansewn ssi1rsr kshmena sc with mass
Roads saturday afternoon i5o sail Of vessels wind NE
10 Lawrsnce Gss Co April 80 10 heavy 81 Sae was wa.
ocked down snd obliged 70 eui away main and nzen
SPOKE hp prasoon ipo i Ss% Orleans MAY o
S FERN; Ss s 81 f h s.ais days IN a. TO
On Bars Hen Henry y ssen ' kgeo Psiero with
rssrs Co haS heavy westerly weather
Halk coinhl W q sgndsrlsna Tcps Nsrseles ssany-
M sess . H. s car s h y a, o Nay " M q "a o
ian Ia 81 2. Ion 9 90 spoke bark Lee hence 6ogai
s,ai ra yars Sr sra g. "'n'' On 'hs passages lost
Nd S. b z sa sD s gar s Meper ss NAY
hnrk with painted ports main and aud
sg Y - rru.si1n ORIG socnd Boston M ~ nv %
n'"ser aunnnshsn, nanssn s ~ Jays with sugar
ems ha SS ss Of hSS a point s NTH S's roar ~ sna
cerenl eau nos Whit sIs was '""''' On '"ps
Bark Mary Gibbs, Trinidad June with sugar &C. Geo
Brr nexde Carolina veup, cacuce Palermo. % days.
Rs Newer ssy w. JONES asee r npr Win mice
70 nnh 90 Hed very heavy westerly weather most of the
Big Forward DR. % Windsor ND Collect Marseics %
days viii mdse 20 u Denolf
nre Tshok tusl. Faycuych. NarsciIes. 81 days, with
Bria ksnagcna no Rcncrii RIO Janerc May . with COT.
Trx Issr benson Barton para, II days with mise 70
Rnticii Noble.
with sugar &c 70 Thompson Hunter
Brig Geo Harris 'of fcsr, French Sagua l6 days with
suaar &c 90 Walsh, Carver A Chase.
Bris WIN brown of Hcsion) Hammond Trinidad y DAYS
with Stephenson. 18Th inst near Cane Hat.
erh WAS with great violence by water spout but re-
damage being under bare poles at the time
Hfcfcy Daring Lee. Nassau Mp June H. with sugar &C.
70 1csErcas schr willow sailed FOR jacksonville few days
previously
ir Forrest King rnasts Perry Rio JaneirO May 10 with
cnffec n John Dow.
shr cniope 90 roscn IIamnn Gate Hcpkins pernanbu.
MAY ~ Nv haias' N i Buok Co Died At rcrranbuco
Nay ~ Crrs Amos Hopkins ~ Naine NJ June Julius
Shoifv ~ Prussia. steward Sannei Small former
ard was icf ~ The hospital IN Perramuro The Caope
been scut 81 fowcr Quarantine.
Sthr ~ q blreow tbr Whittier Bermuda days with pota.
tss &C. y ~ Eurx 2 lat = I'm n, sirnsixei bark
scetrg sh"wns white Gag with black letter In ana-
Railroad Ncs arnsn.
schr nnon q re Noznan New Carlisle, Lc 10 DAYS with
fsh, 10 " W Merriam
sShr Maria Pike, Crawford, Baltimore, sdsys
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SINCE dan l..... sSt,oJIAsS
As usual at this season. the business in cotton Is
light and the market inactive with rather down
ward tendency, in consequence of the European
adyices. The receipts at the ports are very small
indeed, and will probably continue small to the
end Of the Should they be as large as they
were last year. in July and August, the total crop
for the current cotton year viii foot up i6lo 900
bales. Southern authorities seem, however. 20
consider 1900 900 an outside estimate. The grow
ing crop generally looks well, though on the high
lands the plant has suffered in some places
from want OF rain. 1t is yet too soon TO
form estimates. All that can be safely
said IT, that land has been planted for crop Of at
least 900 bales. and that thus far there has
been no serious drawback to its success Our
grain markets have been lately stimulated 10 &C
tivity nv the news from Europe. II seems that in
France the weather has not been favorable for
wheat. and complaints are made OF the prospect in
England also. II is known that the European crops
Of ls5e were light; the surplus on hand. however.
when the harvest was gathered, was so large that
the advance in prices. so confidently predicted near
" year ago. has never been realized. Now. n
seems these old supplies are running down. and
operators IN England again predict a specu.
very wei indeed in the North and Northwest. bu,
lees promising in the South and southcentraI part
Of the country; the prospect is that the wheat crop
viii he above average, and If the autumn frcsts
be no earlier than usual the corn yield viii also be
large. Chicago continues to receive large quantities
81 corn from Southern and Central Illinois, and
wheat from Western Illinois and Iowa. The move.
meut In corn Is nearly three times a. large az II was
this time last year.
The hank statement TO be made up tomorrow will
probably show decline in specie. as the shipment
per Vanderbilt and City Of Baltimore on the 1esh
inst. was 81 ,Iss sis, some s33s.o0o more than the
remittance per North star the Tuesday previous.
TIE shipment on Wednesday last s2ol ,oO0-wiIl be
nearly balanced by the gain from the Sub Treasury,
IN which institution the balance last evening stood at
se.s2c se4. against se.l2e.T55 at The close OF the
previous week. The last bank statement showed a
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HAVANA, MATANzAs AND NEW ORLEANS.
FyrinE Crr-From New YORK "a arriving Havana IN
and New Orleans 10Th Prom New Orleans 20h, Havana 23
arriving n. New York 2Sth.
CAnkwBA-Fron New York 18th, arriving l-th
New Orleans 10Th Orleans 25th Havana SHh
arriving nj New York %.
- and New Orleans 18th From New Orleans 5h, Havana
sth. arriving al New YORK 18Th.
Ds soTo-Frm New yors 27h arriving al Havana LIST and
Now Orleans 81 fom New Orleans 18th. Havana l5h,
r.ying New YORK 10Th
QrAKrR crr-FIOn New York June Is, arriving at Ia
june %
Msrlsr.rrom New York for Naianzas The 9Th Of each
month, ai2PM.
K,RSAK-rrom New York Tor Havana via Nassau r. ON
the arrival OF every alternate tunard steamer New Yok.
B-When the above dates iall On Sunday he seznss win
sail On Monday, except from New Oreans-
SPECIAL NOTICE.
An packages and letters fAscei for Ne vkw yoRr gRtLp
sfoaid b. soal,d
.y0RS-Tris
NOON III 70
.s............ IS morn " Is
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WAN Srorr--we Rad the foIowng " ~" Ar~iarhi.
cola ri) Nmc " the f3th lust On Muday. ne 1lth
wst iarrr water spout made 10 appeararcc N our
hafhs passing very the bark ~ Bunker. lying at
the lUss anhorngc livery loosc artcic about The
Geek ~ tlt vessel whficd away into the air;
The taken rom cut the boat. The SECOND
ccr wns - 90 and the shp spun around the compass
three tn.ae ifs- than ten ln Iuutss
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TsrosIeS o. F'sr woRKs-M half past six O'Clock
saturday rht sn explosion occurred IN one n the small
buildings connected with ncssrs Bach Pschtors IRE
work mandatory, the Of street and rncn
avenue crcenponf \ Waterman by the name of p,rnok
r.'.g
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be saw a fAl ana Nccin+ed 10 n C., OF New York, Of
fcrod 70 bet an sndefnltc sum that Doug
hs would carry his State, wherorpon Mary
land Brock inx,tee man said be would bet $1,000
that Lincoln would carry Illinois and New York. New
Yorker back. '~wn These not only specimens Of
the kind Of bet that has been going on hsra day,
but Il is snsuary that IL Ia true reflex OF the
adence by the different men for their fayorite
candidates
II s evident from the expressions Of the Breckenridge
men that they in earnest and ntend make vgo
rous campaign backed by the hearty support Of the adj
minstration. Prom present APPEARANCES il Is difbcut 70
perceive whore the equtser sovereignty candidate can
secure single electoral vote. Col Forney Is said,
will not support him especially upon the new plank IN
serted the Douglas PLATFORM that the party are willing
TO abide by any decision made by the Supreme Court
Forney VIII assume the position OF an independent man.
giving aid and cofort equally to all parties IN his paper
Caucusng " going tonight in response 70 Appeals
from Harrsburg and places in Pennsyivania TO compro
mise The Xougs and Breckenridge forces An effort VIII
be made 70 ru one electoral ticket in New York, Penn
syvania New jersey Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, California,
Oregon and other states, the electors TO throw their
votes for tn candidate having the greatest strength AZ
indicated by minor issues in the state canyasses
Dispatches continually coming in from the South
demanding The non acceptance Of FitzpaTick.
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HIGHLANDS, june n, snns~t-strsmship Jaa,estcz,
from Richmond on Long Brnnch no her vessels Ia Ssh
Wind y. moderate weather clear. ~~
SANDY HOOK, June "a. No inward houna vss.s.
in sight ship Australia for Liverpool passed he bar a. 10
Wind T. moderate; weather clear.
NEtscellane0us.
BARK w PORTER Lane hence Valparaiso r,,, ,,o p
Janero May D. and remained the ID inst repario No
particulars ''s' ~
SER BRAZIL, from Philadelphia for Augusta before rars
ed ashore at Squan Inlet has heen hoacd OF damsSat
condition, and lowed TO this city for repairs. s''
ScHR FANNY, Mayhem from Phladelphia for Bosom wa.
the In collision with Us Walker Absecam on
the 2 inst whereby the latter totally before re-
ported The schr lost howspri bboom heagear b flying
b and foresa and started all the forward bulwas she
scnR wKRE HERE of Glouceser, Amore Boston for
been dsmased the 29h ult and lost all her sails rigging
spars, &c.
A SMART VESSEL Wide AWAKE CAPrArs-Barf Jehu.
Capt Dawes arrived at this last evening with cargo OF
fruit from Palermo. This vessel has made
ton to Sicily and back In day than Her
hrst outward trip accomplished IN Is days.
days. Second outward trip IN 70 days. days
This may be considered last sag the distance lOO
miles.-Boston Transcripts 2lst.
Brig Jehossee "a sold Charestnn A
<l7U She had an entirely outfit about
formerly known Como has recently returned
from a voyage to Africa. 49,
LAuScHED-A Pembroke l,h inst from the yard Of Joseph
Wilder Co chr Shooting Star n 6 She owned By
Wilder Co, Hobart Co. and Capt Chas Ranlsdcn.
The following able gives summary Of the vesssls IN H.
harbors Of New Nok. bnst0n ysifnsrp Etmincfen fy
Charleston Savannah Mobile New Orleans alS~som
latest accounts from each OF shos~ ports-
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THE EFFECT ELSEWHERE.
AT BOSTON.


Boston, June "a, 1860.
One hundred guns fred the announcement Of
the nomination Of Mr. Douglas The nomination is well
received but the enthusiasm Of the democracy is modified
by the split in the party
AT DOVER, N. II.
DOVER, ~ H., June g, 1s6o
Mr. Douglas nomination creates great enthusiasm.
One hundred guns were fred to night.
AT CONCORD, N. II.
CONCORD n. H., June %, 1890.
Mr. Douglas nomination received with great salts
faction by the Of the people There viii be no split
of any consequence this State the nomination.
ratification meeting viii take place Tuesday night, the
return Of the delegates. Thirty three guns wore hTea
AT SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
SPRINGFIELD, June "a, 1889
The news az the nomination Of Mr. Douglas received
by the democracy Of this city Saturday evening with
great enthusiasm One hundred guns fired, rockets
and Roman candles let of in great profscn from different
PARTS Of the city Bonres burnt and other demon
s,-ntions Of joy kept up till late hour rafca-
ton meeting will be held next week.
gHE KEYSTONE CLrR.
PmIADEIl1nA, June ~ 1890.
The keystone Club arrived home last night, and
met by crowd Of friends with torches Several appro-
pirate banners displayed and fireworks process
sion was formed the club greeted with much
thusasn along the route 10 its headquarters.
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sehr NIL Creek Herring, Surry. u days
scbr yandalia, lien. Harrington, DAYS.
sehr John snow, Fuller, Cutler. 8 days.
sehr G Harris, SAWYER, Jonesport DAYS.
E ~ Gyp Iarop Osborn, Pawiickct for Eizabeihpo:t
krhr Mi.hIsan, Hsrshs new Haven for Philadelphia
schr Christina, shaw, Norwich, : days.
ssesm a rKKs srrs C~fs Norwen Iasys
Steamer Pctcmska Nye New Bedford.
Steamer Penguin. Williams Providence
Wind n supset SSE
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Al my house. and then took her TO her thers the nex
time Mrs II. abe stayed week, In January; came
agan The same month, and stayed two or three days;
os lar s.ner brought her In February, and she went
away With him the same day. she next came with Mr..
Carey about sundowu Tuesday, the tst OF nArcn; sne
ssemsd in good health but said she had cold they re.
tired about ten acknowledgement OF Ramseys house o.
Sersd evidence, and explanations objected o) the da
dram rs fair representation Of the second story Sc OF
the houseOhe witness recognized the different compart-
ments Of the disgram)-there two OF
the upper part OF the house. on Wednesday morning
Mrs. Harden said she had been sick through
the evening. Collected TO ana overruled) Said she
had been sick since midnight; Harden said about the
same before breakfasts both said that Mrs. H. had been
sick at her stomach with vomiting she lay on the lounge
part Of the day. took some ginger at night Mr.. Harden
preparing for her in moasses took the ginger the eel
hr 70 the molasses BARREL TO prepare IT. be
had 70 the cellar from the kitchen and sitting ROOM Mrs.
a. said she had taken the ginger Mrs. n. slept in my
room ON Wednesday night, and was sick three hmea
through the night with vomiting asked for cold water
she rose Thursday morning before dill her stomach
appeared more settled; wasn't homo during the day,
leaving about 10 O'Clock and returning about evening
The Court then adjourned until afternoon.
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Police IntelIfsence.

FURIOUS DRIVING In NE srRHB Edward England, q
Long Island farmer, brought before Justice Brenn
Al the Essex Market Police Court charge o furious and
reckless driving. The prisoner appears came In col.
Vision with horse and wagon owned by Bernard Riley,
driving one Of the shafts Of his wagon through
the neck Of Mr. Riley's animal, and injurinR 4
60 severely that it, recovery u . matter of
extreme doubt The collision was Witnessed by
Policeman Nanin, Of the Fourteenth ward, who gave
chase to England and arrested him after short but ex-
citing race. Riley very indignant u the treatment
his horse received 1t the hands OF the prisoner and sg
ned his intention Of prosecuting the offender In Or
the civil courts The magistrate held the aocused 70
answer.
ALLEGED RAPE CASE -EmiIy Mayer, French girl about
IS years OF age residing at 81 Howard street, appeared
before Justice at the Jefferson Market police
rt yesterday, and preferred charge Of rape against
"usA~e Lefebro Of No. 52H Howard street. The COM
ysam1nt that abe employed a. miliner BY
snd while ii work in defendants house on
Mohasy ms', Us accused enticed her into bedroom,
,oreS ner 90 PEG ed violated her person warrant
vas Ssued Tor be apprehension Of Leebre and upon be-
Eg Brought into Court he ~-S held bcl In the sum Of
90 70 ans wer The prisoner ao native Of France,
and rs about 3s years OF age. TIE complainant deli
cate locking GIRL but Of rather preposscssng APPEARANCE
A1d captfvstipg wannerh