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xns y, opposed Widening OF Ca,harin.
street.


-surrfSG or 1HE CoUNCfLxiSs COMMITTEE on
STREETS
1p- Comm htec streets Of The Board q eouncimcn
--n., es;crda acrnoon, Councilman Shaw In the chs
nm "a urclm en- Alien and Bogart In attendance.
IN. Cnsns an announced that tho Committee would
sle u, subject OF widening Cathsrinc stree, on ne
S~rths. ic. ne petition calls for the widening o. the
~Sesty< enty feet the sOuhcry side The reasons Tor
A. sa ing arc set forth at length the petition but
A. ~su al included in the Arguments the PARTIES in.
S,xiss who addressed the committee the fubcct
TIC e~nmittse decided ~ hear those opposed 10 tue
,Sect sEot, whcreurou
essuH f2osr presented rcmonstrance against widen.
A. shs stszct, nunerousy signed. and argued that the
MiDg n Caiharne street in the proposed would
~ NJ n,uyy 20 the OF property the line Of tho
Y that Che street could not bear the aEscs~cu, now
-, tup-sn a. and that the width of the fully
- Nor shthe business transacted IN IS he arguci
80. ylpcrty has deprecated considerably within tao
80, g. '9oarsI Caiharinc street, and that houscs Which
,ornor xcniea For $500 year will MT f.r
49, SOysr., Shor property owners followed IN tue samc
r;ran ,.ar no. sc.i,., A.. A.. -. a., 4. . - -
~" W..
rc,n, @ Juf tho err, Of Brooks Bro,hcrs stated tina,
, ~ - ~ V.Sd 70 remove rart of their business
~, W. -. ~. @2se Sc IL narrowness q Cstlsriae
ffh,-c nos room enough 30 back = horse lead
fWscN 100 since cmpibsscs began rua IN she
tt,et s' 49, = wxttee majority of Tie property
hVNeu ~ -. W. t1sr signatures the petition.
iNio.ls 49,. ~ followed the side u the
49,. : .'u ~ ~ -, tse arg0ueals.
IN & 10 Their UnoUnccd their ss.nirnueni Tor
a. all
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Jones in the chair.
Among the communications received was the following
from Tho Street Commissioner
SIREkr CoxnuSsroSHR's Orrfcy
NEw York, July &, $50. (
To IN U"Nolumf TIE COMMON CorNcIG;--
Gs>lItNr>-l have the honor 10 submit the following
summary Of the general state Of the business OF this
partmcn for the quarter ending June 90 1850. Turing
the quarter acquisitions have been drawn upon Comm
irollcr TO the amount Of $io6 COL s6of which xlss
ia ~ were Tor objects and purposes provided for 10y
and ssa is5 60 trust account The city treasury
will be reimbursed for the latter by assessment upon tic
property benefited Tor statement showing the amount
Of each appropriation for the year lseo passed by the
Common Council, and amo ant Of acquisitions upon the
Comptroller drawn by the Street Commis on each
appropriation and account and for full details rs TO the
amount applied 10 oach object and purpose aud f state.
mcn OF assessment lists delivered to the Collector of
ns, amounts paid by that officer 60 the City Clam.
bCrsin. aud amount returned 81 the Clerk Of Arrears
In tn bureau OF Street improvements there has boon
10. the Of Roads s27 $3.50 In the Bureau Of
lands and Places sll 5 65 In the Bureau Of lamps and
Cas- ti05 300 In the Bureau Of Chief Engineer o the
Fire Department s2i SIS &C In the Bureau Of Repairs
and supplies 10y the Superintendent 500 zoo o. by the
Is s sSofsz 20 .n INC Isl oil April,
scssmons, sl'9 2s3 40; aud during the quarter there
transmitted 10 him for collection lists amount, INK
10 OOl - lring the quarter lac has paid 10 tho City
Chamberlain A. v stout, s106.5 Os " C. Platt So 3ji
a. returned 10 the Bureau az Arrears $50 2l1 90 cyug
the 1t inst balance Of uncocctcd assessments OF
HI "st 90 Ter details of the business of each bureau
OF tho department your honorable bodies respcc-
u! rGrrcd To- the reports Of super incndepts trans nit
ted herewith BY the report 81 the Superintendent Of
Repairs and supplies, u appears that large amount Of
work not included In the estimate for the year 1s6O
made by that officer IN the fall Of 1852 has been ordered
b! the Common Council An additional Appropriation will
be required 10 enable Inc to carry into eject the rcsolu
tcns ordering work. and 90 keep the public buildings Ia
repair during the balance Of tho year have taken o.
cson 10 call your attention 10 this subject partcu
hrly ia snc.al communication TO your honorable bodies
ubder t1is dste. Thc Appropriation for supplies Tor aud
Gcauing Public once and 'For supplies Tor Police ne
pafmcn, are nearly or quite exhausted. judge how
over. that the demands upon those appropriations IN be
ron. M fh.N and
mskc them suffice. n conclusion permit me TO ask the
attention Of yous honorable bodies t. tho rcc0mmcada
tons made 10 you nom time % time during the past two
years by the Street Commissioner some Of which have
not been acted upon bad the honor Of transmitting
lst Of them in my ast quarterly rcp~t Respectfully
submitted &. ". SMITH, street Cotnrniss,ouer
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BOAR OF supervfsors.

Tie Bafl met last evenings Presiden Stewart ir the
chair 'he meeting Was held IN their own chamber,
wtsch has been very ,ss,scally redecorated.
The bill! Of Sheriff Kelly, for the quarter ending Goth
June last, amounting 70 9ll 10, received and
scrvcd.
keeper VI the Keuse Of detention for Witnesses stating
that since nc assumed the control Of the house thirteen
witnesses discharged and that there were nineteen
IN custody or <hc I'd OF July.
Several small bills were ordered TO be paid.
communication received from The Pilot Commits.
sonsrs se.ng that sunkcn vessel lay IN the channel OF
the North river, which Is hBdrance 10 gatioR, and
another near Governors Island which is great nuisance.
Referred 10 Committee on Taxes
Tho Comptroller sent in communication ransre it.ing q
copy cf letter from the Receiver of Taxes and letter
Che Clerk Of Arrears containing an account of the
on real estate in the year 1859 remaining rncad on
1T June 1850 The Receiver of Taxes states that there
were many errors in the books OF 1859, whs caused
much trouble. The aricarages OF axee amot 90 SIT,
4Ss tro'on, $2S ,4es. Referred to the Committee o1
The bill Of Chas. Brown for sos for OF IamRsay
Had and Of furniture for Superior Court was sent in
supervisor LITE opposed the payment as he believed
the Park.
Supervisor BrSr was of opinion tia. nc judgment OBJ
tanned in the superior Court while held IN Tammany Hall
could be recovered Referred TO Committee annual
Taxes
ND: srcoNe erAKn.niY RKroR1 ccMrrxon-Ea.
claims against the county audited and paid drng the
the amount Of county expenditures during the first six
mouths Of the year Ia Is iollows;-
For first quarter ending March 3l..... 4610,1e5 10
Tor second quarter, ending juno &.... ,37s So 70
Total. 81 $50 047 As
ordered TO be printed In document form.
Supervisor TwkkD moved that q special committee OF
four be appointed TO prepare the Of inspectors and
canvasscTs for the ensuing election. Adopted.
The report OF the Committee Annual Taxes ADVISING
the appointment OF Mr. j. Mcleod Murphy 10 survey the
Harlem river, received and adop ted.
Al ordinance was adopted hPpropriatipg $40 900 (n.
stead Of 92 oo0) for the expenses Of the House OF Dcen
ton for Witnesses.
The Board adjourned to Tuesday next, at three O'Clock
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-onsdian hour heavy and less active The sales
embraced about 600 200 bills, at Is Is for common
for winter wheat extra Southern easier and more
active at the concession The sales embraced about 600
DDS al The above quotations Included in the sales were
3,s0o bos Richmond on private terms portion of the
purchases were made for export 10 Australia Rye -four
was In steady demand al quotations with sales OF about
bbls Jersey and Brandy inc at quotations Wheat was
heavy, ana closed at easier rates. which impaired more
activity 10 the market The sales footed up about 20 900
bushels including soine eargocs for export at 81 IS for
white Kentucky, 81 ~ for white Indiana, 81 80 81 3s
tor rcd western ~ 81 for Iowa spring, 81 2s 81 30 for
Milwaukee club, 81 % 81 % for Kcnosha 81 Is for Chi
cago spring, and 81 90 for red North Carolina Corn
Tell on from lc Ia g. bushe while the sales fooled up
~ 900 10 900 bushels al &c Csc for sound Western
mixed, q; for choice do Csc Go. for Western vel
Western Rye quiet at sic. Sc. Oats were un.
changed, while sales were less active.
CoffEE Tho market steady, but quiet. Sales OF
lao bags OF Rio iriads made at 131c and $50 DO
do Costa Rca at r. The following statement gives the
movements for the week and the stock on hand 10 date
Stock Of Rio the "a july $780, 70 100 bags sales for
consumption estimated At 900 bags stock OF Rio on 10th
July 1850 Is 661 bags aracaibo $50; Ccylon Is 800
Costa Rica. oos Java, mats 13 9A Java, government
bags, lso20; - Domingo, 300 other descriptions $50
lsssc good al 1t, fair at 1850. i3s,c ordinary at
13'.c Msracabo at 13c 1Sc- IaSuayrs at 1sc a1i,c
Ccylnn nj 10, &c 1tc.. four months Java mats and
bags at ID &c. Ice, four and six months. and e.
mingo at H. cssl The total sales Of Rio during the
past week reach $3.50 BAGS at quotations embracing
ex Kanagcna, a, 1850 stock Of Rio JAY c, New Or
York, 1901
Corrox.--Thc sales embraced about 500 bales al un
changed prices. The follow ing statement Of the move
ct in cotton since tho LIST Of September last as com.
M cd Va IA the f4fCx .lazl nrcA
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sales Of Real Es....-::


Ste CLEARED
s. <'fe,r flcsta, Crowel Sayannah-S Nitchill Son.
ssshp JAMESTOWN, skinner Norfolk &c-Ludam Hel-
Sh.p oc ar RIrress Hale, San Francisco-srtton Co.
SSp Tt:aI.sSn, g's s1s Gissgew
ss aass s b:TsssaI Sss
Brig Nanricio for). Schneider Curacoa-Duvan 90.
fas:s hsssrn r iIav an rs MsEs s3ns
BrIs Vary Ann ess Sax :is.F Sssss ssa
srss s s.ss ss% sss ssasspo 9e AGO.
SIR oscar xsss t issss.t HaS!-sosb fsi Sevyf
Sem Ha,se, Ssntiin, cssrission-D nsrrsy '"
schr Iawre 1S " x.e , sssen@bayon Co..
Schr 6iHsn Croweli, Boston-s wI-yyis Co.
ARRIVED.
.s sssM ny ksrD mai, 3D. Br9wnsss Msvans yuy and
sssS w q nase .d
Steamship Paraerstgrg Powell, Wilmington. NC, days
WIN r sa Msi s,ores ., % e GonysG Co
Dwight Sailed In company VIII schr George Henry, Tor
Brig Gcyanui Neap) cacao Alexandria, Egypt 81 days
va 10 sss Il "a Mar ci days with radse TO order
B's Albion ,of IiSegeO xs Poser rsjarae rR IL days
sfSse barb Morning Light frcs New Havdn for Porto Rice
susara De- 70 Rubiia a 'psS' 'fasnA'' 10 days. with
with sugar noasses 70 ronyert Co sailed in company
w brig D SWEET for New York. schr senator, Wicks,
Brig Amonoosu,k Clark. Trinidad, June a. with sugar &C.
TO Reynaud Basley Had light winds and Gains Of the
Brig St Mary stevens Baltimore and 10 hours from Cane
ussn CRY . Sith coal, 70 yasab,e Reynal
AR ~ "a o. B9Son, srou Guayaa Pr June23
shr KepsIrgton sebar cardsnas II days with sugar &C.
sshr Martha, lambert Xeuvias june q, with neado &C.
to Ihos Owen SON o inst lat 80 20 Ion pasted logs 81
shr Nathaniel Dosne N Plymouth, Mass Dosne Inagua
schr Miller srl Johnson Cat Island, days. with fruit
% Jas douglass Oh inst LAT 81 Ion 5 spoke whaling schr
JONI ADAMS o. iroinceown on cruise with LIS bbs oil
schr Geo Eneas Br,, Hrgs, Eeuhers days with fruit
Schr sheldon, White. Busksville, sc, 6 days
sinh Ned Henderson, Wilmington NC, Bdays
Scbr DeRosse., Tucker, Wilmington. nj, days
Schr Hcrschel, Birdsall. Wilmington Nc s dsys
s schr ,s JecTr i Lake Hamilton. NC, days
scbr 4 Balwinkie French, Richmond. sdays.
s schr Mott Bedel Ryder, Alexandria, 6 days
sSchr Transit yts Davis, Alexandra, days.
Sclr g Saunders, Brownell, baltimore
schr " = Burion, Ferrn, baltimore
Seer Price, Blizzard wilmington, Del s. a spsa0n
sehr Gen Taylor Jones' Chatham, days. D'S0n'
s chr Ann Susan, Vanderbilt, New Haven days
sch hr Nj s s,an Russell Portland, days
steamer p Heart, sidell PbiiadeipIsa
Steamer Josephine. Green Phladephis
Steamer Penguin. Williams. Providence
Steamer New London Smith. New London.
shio I1laleth of BOSTON,, from Liverpool
rest N'
RALLIED.
Steamships FIords Savannah Jamestown Norfolk re. and
,,bers. ' ~" "N
Wind ri sunrise W; at sunset. g.
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- r,i,ci c,sfes sfsa me, CorwD sailed s. terNiy Cor
rss'ou Mass. The lollown. W ~, ~ her eh.c1s-
iofr wilkinson, Lieutenant Sv'nr 10 u = y "
Ys.sne M, prr, Executive on Ger Jotr = Nthclas. ~,
S.sous on GER william X Oden Ceimer, it.rd unccr; =
cate ~ 81 Erg nssr tt.F q -an. Irst .s'ari
ryr',s,~. b. V o.s sa.s-l L.t VI. 'rs r,f
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TO TIT EDITOR OF TIE HERALD.
NIx- v1,- y,,tr lSa0

In behalf Of the working men OF New York, would suS
gest 10 English cousins board the Great Eastern
snce they have given city the honor Of her first visit
who have only one day they can cali their own out Of the
seyen The privilege Of visiting her the Sunday Sure
~ really sensible would wish TO deny sixday
TIER time their own, and so when they please, but
our aborng class cannot and there thousands Of
the big ship bit do 20 on account Of the incon
vcnionce il would occasion 10 themselves and employ
under the present arrangements this suggestion was
acted upon would 20 IN accordance With the views and
wishes OF at Ica three ourths OF the inhabitants this
city. a. A
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Grand midsummer Night Festival OF the
German Lfederkranx.

The annual midsummer night festival Of the German
lcdcrkrsnz duly celebrated on Monday last al Con
RAIDS Park Yorkvillc.
The exercises commcuccd at four O'clock In the arer.
neon with grand promenade by Nclls R.ud the
execution OF which was loudly spphuded. By eight
O'Clock IN the evening the members aud friends Of the so
cty, TO the number Of nearly thousand had Assem-
blcd upon the grounds which at this time began 10 pre-
sent scene Of unusual life and brilancy. Upoa the
Platform which was get apar, for dancing were three
transparcncos the central ono containing
ton "a The Genius o. Music, Tyre In hand over which was
the inscripion,-
Joy from source celestial spr.nsins.
Daughter Of Elysan bower,
Touched by thee, With rapture glowing
We invoke thy heavenly power
"a oiter side were anspArcncics. with bust OF No
art surrounded by the cmbems of music and over all
suspended the two banners Of the socic,v AM ar
souvenir Of the revolution in Gcrrnanv which Ls3
be,n presented 10 the students Of Vienna 10y the aas ~
,nai and h,n inay come into The possession Q: the
hcs@e were al hlun mated With Chinese lanterns
the VII" iorming scene which those VINO mar
tSlpated "a the festivities Viii not sona fofret
About cght ocicck the members 81 the SOC ety both
adcs and gcnicmcn under the direction OF Mr. Paacr,
assembled noar the musicians stand and sang In most
admirable manner, Mcndclssohn's con The Green wbfb
ws followed ~ Intervals 10y Krcuizer's Advance 81
STrint and hcn,cesohns con the Water the discrcnt
mao, ,s she cl,oros Of male aud ftnale voices
~, AZ mae vo~s . splendid display cf fireworks tod
winch sad been engaged expressly sr the .urpo-e sy
tnc society AZ prcconccrted signal from the
SHORE series OF magnificent rSkets rpsa
into the air Illuminating the water and the srrroundn-
socncry small boat the M ddlc oc the river aso ds
t"g.d prtfUs.on Oi ins.l candies forming fcursia
~ Arc The water and contributing in no small measure
10 toe b,any q tc scene. The final poc however WAS
uc grooming Failure OF the oxlbikn. This was spl.n
id wreath q green are. the OF which were the
Httoft = X. ibc initials OF the iAcanrkranz the Whole
being ~ imitation cf the badge worn Sy the society n
was received With loud claPping Of hsis and many 81.
lTtssions Of delight, the ne ID wss wholly uncx
,cicd The committee having reserved ~ n surpris, 10
lhosc ptcsent AZ The conccsicn of the display hc con.
lahy rcfuHe 70 the dance, which was Kept I'D rnt AZ
'r! hour - The morning 10 Ncssrs Geulnrs Carrlcs
'ud so The committee. great praise l. due f thc al
rablc manner 70 Which TIE AFFAIR passed or The com |
any es-eub'd VA q TIE most salsct kind AID the Dor.
het J. el, rkIanl ha ~ good To- remember am
~'F '"'rss He 'ciyt.re &C Monday .r,tns
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

itsSpAf, July lV-oG NJ
pearls al 5l,c. a6xc.
BryADsTrHs-fiour-Tnc market for most descriptions
was heavy and irregular, and closed at lower prices,
especially FOR grades of State and Western The
market however, at the active and
sales embraced about 20 600 bbls closing within the range
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ne .hecry OF cheap rate OF admssio- ~ The Great
Eastern is being INDICATED every d. -,e number OF
y.stcrs yesterday exceeded a, Of any previous occa-
sion snce abe was .ss ee tho ppbc, and IL they In
IN .ne s,s thus Ear marked their pro-
gress Il Will not be long before shall daily record the
presence Of eight or thousand people. The following
are the official OF the number Of vsiters Cor July
10, 1900
Adults. Id
Children ....................... SAT
Total. oy9'0
Inc proposed excursions have vet been organized
but soon this Is done may expect thousands oil
people from & vral DISTRICTS, in addition 10 the metro
poitan throng The ship is "w N apple PIE order and
between the curiosities, music and stSo'nen's, the
visitor cannot fail 10 pass pleasant half day.
TIE GREAT EksTERN-A WORD TOR THE w0fstSG
CLASSES.
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Railroad hasresumed the regular trips which were
Interrupted by the last storm.
The friends of this road anticipate earnings Of
100000 per month in September, October and
November.
The earnings of the Illinois Central Railroad the
first week of July were as follows
LIST week. 1850 ,........,..........x al 400
LIST week 1852. 3339T
OF The Cleveland and Toledo
LIST week 1885,. ........., S1i $50
ISL week 1907 I1,lOI
Increase. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1851
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1ny as do yire shsM Orndhe from Nelboans arr
81 chsS Fssn; sars arr Gcay
SSi sssws for x xsnsouvers
per "a e apr n f E S0 Ta%s.d -
cons VEGA v vssnr.r 90 and ,s'd .sss
s1 ESrno s s, bari foa jones' sSans
a1 M.ysss, July .-ih o''' 80 .' Ds 60 -
CO. sysd for 20 1 Sssss $sf
ssd Nary ss0 kSsi s SYsr
Esb eas' aSpn e1' fer Boon Nary %
sspha Ta f fas%sg sarnSs n1 a Ha 10y
Holmes Hannah sseor GSaaam; Iibon Lincoln Bibbsr a.
Penny gsss sP%1s T;; % ppSn..
laurent for NcW Orleans; Roaner wyman hantrsss Reed
Tns Tsy snso kns sn Bs9s I M
Ss S1s s1 A. SjJ as
S Ss li G A N Ss5 Convoy Woodward R' hT No
Macao, hsy SaI1 port brig Emma. en-. rsaIag.
SD Sns Sa Scrs Gre sas for do do
sd is xeiss Putnam boston on 20 Nichols for Nf0rs'
l sSy Saa gsN nss, f Ssy SfsTs@ , ss
s fer S6 l,sm S ssas , ss'
1e s%aso 90 Anr, .ss ~, '.1 =
ss ssa rss.a ss-aH Bosom
sa l Rsss:sy and ss Tsso 3.
S isi sss1 &. rs fSSs ssss.
Annie Ps!;sr Hong Kess sn4ns Boston ,"h'
Union Wiley for SSori medis;s MssidS' Les iao es
smith %%e Hn3 Si sy
9Fa soa i Srs1d fo:s S
wright kanasawa; schr Granada Taylor Nasasa
Rev Rev YORK and sid I'd for arccons yen 10Th sr fhres
sS se SSre; r T EGs SPAN snf 50
port ah bark Teresa Foster hence arr s.a srs ocsan
Hde aase Moro% n I@% R.dsPha arr Sh @ Pos-
sn s s sc Wsvs
sEars juno s1n port briggs Isabella Iswe, Reed ,or
SYori days Eliza Ann. Hera from do dss; sssrs s
m0e Mitchell and GCvs5n9r Hopper for M re
Rs y1IST,i PACKARD * u Ios NyOrk lds
AS %GArro. xavs-,n nor, ,,r,. p,..,. p,..,.
via ys Hong Kong Sne Mora sres s .. ao
Berry Macao ' ''' AAnaa"S SD 3D. 'h'p Gov Norton
ns, iSo% Sxs.f SsSs SOPHIE & siassss@ .s Re.
s,s s s s sssy !. ~:
Htn c9 9n N., and Uakney a. verpooi
sfs .sI e. and
tiye1yco M , aa, ~ 'nn' ''1 '' Oh Boat Mr.
conao, i, ~ onafeon soh' hSsmann al vcrpoc 2et,
Ar rSm Ssysqasa 2ss Consul
AZ londonderry; Baker. az Liverpool
Arr from Baltimore 9Th, Robert at Havre Gern1ar al
heivo,. -.
Arr iron, sscn I'd a Sr9ssco ct Lverpoo
aor NnGrK nay - - bede rom 81 Helena June as
SD for Philadelphia 2sh. Emily Augusta from Liverpool
Va, che Latest via QneensownJ
serpoo LILY Arr from work, Indnsra, az Plymouth;
tiranns.na AoAei' SOPHIE Adee at Antwerp; India as
Boaca nom NoSeans ga D2nio At Flusiing Pilgrim, a.
a
.p1r ,rurco, F0rtos
AZ Aitatiito.A, juno 2.-irr Br ship Livingston Will
Jones' ifBS op~ dn3 ga nr he sh 8h ship Finland
sn " no os ma Vgf ~, I1wycrToo'.
w Ros shp rnnno ones rom Boston Gssg BARN
'sm' wnnsm Tor Boston ldg shr James Miller, Carbo-
nes i rW Na1Sx disg
w;ndr oviy sAr prgs Robert Reed, fhzge-
nn indsor Lucy Ann Was, Boston, schrs sophia Col
Isey ao d0 sm xro"s EvsrsSsm DO Mary Hale.
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Comparison with corresponding period Of last
year and of lsjs:--
. ., faDihlL fstEs. Sps,i. D,,sasits CSrctrn.
June NJ GO - a75l0 A. 10 40 S6fl sl,Q rs
July lS9 seoiho A. 265 1e6 za DOL las jh0 n7
July j lsS .s1ESW t3Gili l7Js9S 697l 2Ji u 100 Lp
'Thc increase 81 capital BY the Merchants Bank os
Lowell sl2 800, and shclbourne Fails Bank $50 900
The following were to-dsy's quotations al the
Ney Norl Mimi, load.
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comparison Of the present condition Of the
country banks of Massachusetts with the figures Of
the previous month and also those of one and two
wear. ago. pre-ent. the following changes
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E10,195 10
l,37s,S52 70
Sl,0s9 N47 As


QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE STREET COMMISSIONER.
Tho Board of Coancilmen met last evening, President
Jones in the chair
Among the communications received was the following
from Tho Street Commissioner
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New York Mining Board


The following dividends have been declared
The Adratc Insurance Company a semi.annua
dividend Of Gvc per cent, payable on demand; the
Insurance Company of North America in Phila.
delphia, a dividend Of six per cent, exclusive OF
State tax, payable on demand.
We read in the EypreSs:-
Another nsovcmeht towards arranging che affairs OF
the Eric company viii probably be made this week by
advertising the road for sale such proceeding requires
under the law nocty days notice Prior 20 the time of
sale the second mortgage Of ~ 900 must be
Il not probable that thcec creditors will have any bopnn
oscred TO them 10 make exchange for third mont
cages Nor should they lave. The company can by
selling long bond having all the rights Of the second
morgsgc, get premium offered. and be able TO paw Of
thai tart OF the second mortgage, accepting a bouus
More than bali the four millions have accepted an cxten-
son fact settling The value of the security long bond
such A. re Erie company make Is much wanted as
The proposal 10 issue them viii rrove
The Michigan Southern Railroad earned the
fourth week in June:
font,h week, 1850 s,l loo os
ic"f' s.........s........... 3 12g rs
- pS1 90
The earnings since the commencement Of the
lrcsent hscal year compare as foll0ws:-.