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vet One would think from the current leth-

them N vet One would think from the current leth-
srQy, that the hottest Of dogdsys had arrived
Eierling exchange RENAME quite stationary al IVst
n lQ93. 'rhe supply Of New York funds . ample,
49, a6updsnt ten heretofore. The bank specie is
,teady "a abou. 81 mions. the leading facts Of the
home and foreign money markets. indeed, are without
Ate rstop. and we need but say that the probabilities
are strong in favor Of continuance Of an easy money
market UPON the whole for long time 70 come, win
excellent prospects for capital Fall trade. ine w.
rious manufacturing companies make hne show WIN
their half yearly figures. The profits range from 70
IL q cent. with every chance OF as good business
in The ak months ahead. Several hundreds OF tnon-
rands Of new spindles will be put into operation IN
New. England as coon may be but VITA proper Sc
lection OF styles Of goods TO he manufactured e ouS
pess Will not be overdone for some time, ana win
cent money market t may be concluded that stocks
paying to 10 y cent per annum, after reseryng very
handsome contingent funds have not yet nearly reached
their maximum market prices as general thing.
The latest report of the New-Odeans Exchange
market June 14) is as follows: liI -.
Exchange Is still exceedingly iarguid and the movement
cannot coDsidered better than nominal IN either
do.c OferDss Of all cnsses Of bills are fast dlih
and the demand H. II anything further restricted at
aons wLich repeat follows. Clear steng olls -
81 cent r~mum Biz Of sdns drafts stas q cent preLaIl
ST. ivd5f l23 dollar, oxty day on Ac' idifP oon'
,couut: S,t h. q cent uiuin."
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AT meeting Of the Board Of Directors, Charles
walsh was unanimously elected Precedent OF the Bank
of Mobile, to I'LL the vacancy occasoned by the death
of VIM. X. Hallett. .
The Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad has been
placed in the hands Of a receiver.
The importation of raw Cotton into Great Britain or
the first fo1 months Of the present year JAN to April
3O) is beyond comparison the heaviest ever known,
both in weight and value. The proportion from the
United States Is as six to to all other sources OF
SUPPLY The following the official returns for 1888
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MARRIED..

ADMINISTRATORS Baltimore, Nd. on kndsz Jnns
by tie Rev DR. uins Capt John 81 6faen 1 New
YoIi City e. asn abtsr Of the late
ESQ Of Fnshns and grand dang gutter OF W aau hSones
ESQ.,. OF Woodbury.. Long Island sTsIlgy'A', es2
eOTTCHIIJs - FLEMING = On Thursday, june ", ~ the
second Reformed Dutch Chcreh Kingsvn NJ ~ ~ w hsy'
Joseph A. Collier T. C. Goetchius Of this city 70 <'s d.
F~n.ing Of the former place. .'.'' -
LIrIELL-FLEMING-on Thursday, June u q IA $eeond
ReiUred Dutch Cnureh Kingston. ~ " BY the Rev ycepn
Collier John n Lifted Of This ETY. 70 Mary Fssins Of
ibefo
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FoRrIes IxPoRrArioss.-rh The following canal boas
have entered foreign in the Custon-House within the
past day or two. They bring cargoes Of oats and peas
nom various parts Of Canada 70 Rouses Point on this
aide of the line, and from thence BY Lake Champlain
70 Troy and New-York: The ID. Ryder, Carrie, j. w.
IngaIls, Daeota, and tribune They come under the
reciprocity treaty, tu, uust enter the suss0ns % If
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mater-Gnre.

MOUNT PROSPECT WATER CURE, Bing-
lyl hamton N " eight hours from NewYork city by rail-
roaThs establishment has location unsurpassed in ns:gr
advantages by any ether Every facility for comfort and the
recovery health win be found large garden attached 20
N premises from which the hnest strawberries viii be served
ess nesh. For Circular, address J. H. NORTH N. ID.
:" R-CURE. MOUNTAIN GLEN
w WATER-CURE is but 76 miles from Hew-York by
Central Railroad NewJersey Il affords superior natural d
vsntases and experienced Physician Address A UTTER,
~ D., Piain6eld, N. }.
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legal Noiiffs.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
:. ae G'ses 81 Ssr nS. hs,,ssy ,sn scGI ss
sooFiEID late Of the town Of EonsomerJ IL .sd county
Deceased that they required pfesnt same with Tie
Esw end tsssnent q .id decea.cd st DE Office Of SEQ
FIELD CAPRoN Co.. 10 the village Walden the said
6 4 isf ne If on n or e.
lore Tie LIST DAY sss fisS sf1 f ssSf EsS @
rs iawsmw AUGUSTUS Y. scoFlELD, IAe'u'0r''
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of
..n As GSsn s HF 1Ss Sfsy Ss 81
ses 70 h. asss a. aa% "s eSSs
S s.2 s q s1sSs s & . s
rUssy isS SIMON lSP Gg 1 ANS E1scuor
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the county Of NewYork Notice ia hereby gwen 10 al
person. having claims against ANN PRoUDFIf Of the
S S Sds fDW Z Psir
S r a City q EssSG % q s1 5
DAY o. May 1860 iAMts 3 3 ph Ew Ptlf
uys law6mw Administrators &c with the Win annexed.
IN the SUPREME COURT Of the STATE Of
4 MssG I'd I'd sE SsrSts msa gfs
S Ss :1s 1. and % ne sS Z int
' G .. f s e The Is fs s9s G9H@y s I y K 70.
S sv tsa g f BssIa.s0 y tie y
elusive Of TIE day Of such service and you m ad
complaint within the time aforesaid sid plaintiffs win take nds
Ss ss NJ sssTT TOWNSEND f fsass sE hssy
NETWORK SUPERIOR COURT-ROBERT
IN GOBLET, plsirdis. agEiast ROBERT ROSS and Ma
THANiEL A. WILL ANS defendants Summons for money
demand contract, 10 e aoove DEFENDANTS and each Of
raint IN hi.sction which copy herewith served upon
tho sa5e.rbsr a bis ooe No 50 Wastree in the City Of
New ok within twenty days the pervice hereof exclusive
Of the day e such service and If s e aaswsI the aid
soIaTs with Interest On the sum Of ESQ from Ansu 1855
sum OF $50 from February IS on the l5O
from May 1859, on te further sum Q; slSe frsm Ansuf
further OF $50 from February lf6 and the further
Of $40 from Nay @ Which laid sevsr s:r tate s
FREDERicK S TALLMADoE Plaistia1s Attorney.
The complaint in the above entitled action MED ia the
office Of me SeE q ts New ne sgpeI'SI Cog n At ' y
bs s june sns i g 1850 N'" FRE6ERick ILLHnG
je2o law6wW Plaintiffs Attorney
CUPREME COURT.-SAMUEL w. SEARS,
ana sssin sN IEoNiDAs B. BENcHIE3, SAMUEL NJ AL
FORD. and JOHN BENCHLEY.--Sunmoasf for money de-
BENCHLEY You are hereby required to
the complaint in this action which win be filed In tho Ose Of
The CLERK Of the City and County Of Nel ORR, a, The Cy Hall
lain on the rubscribers Al thef Office ls2 Brosdwsy
& you Si q ae @
you fail the said complaint within the time Aforesaid
twsntyour hundred and nine slOe dollars with
from rom the dsS q AT s ss Ge s Ss1s
from the fifteenth day Ct May 1860 oloo thereof be-
side the costs Of this action Dated MAY 16 1860.
CHAMBERS PoMERoY Plains1.' Az Ai.qg5nsys
The complaint mentioned duly fled in the Office Of
the CLERK Of the City and County Of on the sixteenth
day Of May, 1860 CHAMBERS PoMEROY
june6 1swewWE Plaintiff Attorneys.
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COURT CALENDARrTns D.I. a.

. ' COURT CALEEDAR-TBIs Dar. - -
+ yr.,~xp STATES DISTRICT CoURr.-Noe. 10 10 %
nesIn,SrmE CONFERENCE.-The l.-Same as
rrsssy. Pr IINos ssi sss sss ssa iieo go s's lls
hspxtllf TrRy-Nos g. S. 81 ST. 49, rsi DC, 100, H. las
rs9 I40, i4l, AI. 2 A, So, 80, 81, l2s. ryfloHl
SUPERIOR CoURT-Part Same Is Tuesday.
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Me1irai.

DR. CHARLES SWEET of Lebanan, Conn,
the celebrated setter intends be in NewYork s
te National Hotel entrance Libertyst No 81 the fourth
month Tuesday and Wednesday June 70 and
"a 70 BoneSettg and to all Sczouis and Chronic
Diseased
OTHERS TAKE HEED.-Cholera lnfantum,
Nl 40 destructive 10 nursing infants has already commenced
q, fats ravages. By dissolvng HOLOWAY'S PILLS IN
soxrsd water the mother viii possess nfble remedy Tor
this fearful epidemic. .
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JQGll THE PENNSYLVANIA 1870
ICOOCENTRAL RAlLROAD. ICOO
GREAT DoUBLg-TRACK ROUTE
The capacity Of the Road equal any IN the cou
ThE GREAT Snort LINE TO TFlE WEST

IHL thtAI hHUhI LINZ TO TIE WISH :"
Once No Astos Hou.e, corner Of Neseyr
Fses foI the Of and from Gin
sssst chicago 81 Lous 81 Pant Nashville Melnphs New
ssd all other IN the West Northwest and South
nsnrpsnsod for speed Esd comfort by route
Through trains os the West leave New York c0 of Court
kndt u lMorDing Express Evening Express, p.
Sweeping snd snokjng-esrs 81 trains -.
Fsre AVAys low, ssd the time quick By Sy Other
route e. .u l# =. .f.y .-IH
By his Feghts OF Al descriptions be forwarded 70
and from ans point the Railroads Of Ohio ksD.aeky Ineisn
nhnois, Wisconsin, Iowa Missouri By RAILROAD De
from PittseurEh. 80. t.I.N ~.
Ts mites OF Freight and from any pOn. toe West
fsnnsyvana Railroad at all times favorable ehugd
ky other Railroad Companies Merchants snd thopers tsns
g the transportation Of their Frigat N tbs Company rely
WITH eephdence IT. speedy tsnsk
This Company also raa.utns EIngnnt Accommodated
Fine by which psres eu ting westward ENJOY cheap and
comfortable mode " Il sohAh the 6rstlsss rates
81 ARE J. T. ELLIOTT PASSENGER gent No Assor House
LEECH q Co, Freight Agents.. a.
No ] AStoT HOUSE, aud No. South WiniAm-sk
MCDONALD BIscHoFF, Emigsnt Agents,
N.f No Battery pees.
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j.
The exports continue to show marked increase on
as year. Among the exports of the week 2l7 300
BUSH Corn A. 600 bush. Wheat and s. 200 bbs. Flour
to Liverpool 5000 bbls. Flour, and 1000 bush.
Wheat to London, and So 900 bush. Corn 1000 bush.
Wheat, and II 900 bbls Flour TO Glasgow. The
Tradesmens Bank has declared semi-annual dividend
of 2 cent, payable the I'd Of july The steamer
on Wednesday viii take 5000 600 in gold shipped by
Belmont About 300 900 Mexican dollars arrived this
morning from New-Oreans and viii go forward.
The premium has fallen off to l09 ol09l. Treasury
Notes are scarce and in fair demand; parcel Of six
cents due this month"; were sold at cent premium.
In case Congress should extend the power of the Sec
rotary of the Treasury to reissue these notes he would
probably give the necessary sixty days notice required
TO call in those overdue and make issue at lower
rates. He could probably now place five millions at
y cent. At least such is the opinion OF the
Sub-Tfv asurer, after making some investigation.
There change in rates Of interest," and the supply
Of money continues very abundant We quote call
loans 4@5 v cent; paper, 4}ao y cent The banks
are still taking choice lists of paper from the discount
houses at low rates. OF the interest money OF the
State of Illinois, s22 900 has already been received in
gold From the State Of Missouri, 5000 has been
received, and whether the warrant for the sfooOoo
twoper-cent fund Ia received in time not! the inter
est win be promptly paid by the Bank Of Commerce.
The Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad
Company has declared dividend of A = cent on the
earnings Of the six months ending June 80, payable
Aug. /. This is reduction of cent on the usual
sem-annual dividend which is accounted for by the
failure Of the crop last year along the line of the road
The annexed table gives the per cenage OF specie to
net deposits held by the banks Of this city. OF the
specie reserve on the present return two out OF the
fyve banks report so per cent of specie to net
deposits four from 81 40 per cent three from 80 to
IS per cent, nineteen from Is to 80 per cent twenty
from 20 TO 2 per cent while seven report under 70 per
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BY the City of Washington from Liverpool, one DAY
later we have quotations Of Consos the same o. be
fore received. fair demand quoted for money ~ 80
"A y cent The decisive and rapid success Oh the
scan struggle coupled with the advance on the rams
Bouse were the Of the prevailing seadiness III
the EngEsh funds, according TO The LondoS 1'"e'.
That paper reports the American list as follows:
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AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN FARE e. g ALBANY.

On and amer MONDAY May fS 1850, Trains win leave
n6ah-st StAton, Nev-Yo rk % follows. I-'.
NillsIDsbricse and all stations 7:40 and ii
sna sse Fer White Plains and all way stations 4 and
SD For White Plains and all stations, 6;lS m from
Whts-st Depot For Crotch Fails s:ls stopping at VIII
knsbrdge and stations above For Dover Plains 4;o
stopping White Plains and stations above For Albany Is
Express Nah Train stopping White Plains, Bedford
Croton Fslis and al! stations north.
Rsfu7ptng will leave Wiems5rage stopping at all sta
Gsns at $50 and n, and p White Plains, stopping
a ali way stations at and S:45 and Doveg Plains
n stopping all ststions north Of Fordham Croton Falls
D m stopping Il al stations north Of Fordhsm Albany
Elrrsss Mall Train stopping all stations TO White Plains
JOHN BURCHf1L Assistant Superintendent
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wen Sustained. Hudson River Seconds are par bid,
which materially asssis the Company in the arrange
mert Of them. We understand the Company Ia pre-
pared 20 pay of any holders who rot disposed 70
extend their bonds. At the close the market was
steady at the following quotations: Virginia es,
s3la9I; Missouri 6s, s4i Ss42; Canton Co., 2oi;
Pacific Mail, 80, ssei; New-York Central Railroad,
Slsasli; Erie Railroad, l7ial7i; Hudson River
Railroad, Al 04s; Harlem Railroad, liz al2 Harlem
Railroad eferred, 3sl a $751; Reading Railroad 4ol a
4cs; Michigan Central Railroad 47lSEii Michigan
Southern aud Northern Indiana Railroad, l3i l3i;
Michigan Southern andNortbern Indiana Guaranteed,
26ia27i Panama Railroad, l3li 0l32; Illinois Central
Rsi)r, ad, 62a62i; Galena and Chicago Railroad,
CO.. G6l}; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, 29i 80;
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad, 6Si S6si; Chi
eseo Burlington ard Quincy Railroad, 7oi S7oi;
Illinois CeRpal Railroad 7s 81 a9li.
The business in foreign bills has been moderate for
the Wednesday steamer, but rates are firm The sup
Ply Of outside signatures is quite light. Sterling is
1891 a lG9i; Francs 5l5aj .l2l. lE
Freiebts 10 Liverpool; 500 bsles Cotton at lido
5-32d 2,00 boxes Cheese per at Sos; 500
bbls Flour al 2s % coo bush. Corn in bags at I'D;
100 hhds. low at Cos; 30 hhds. Tobacco at 2os
To London 10000 Pipe Slaves private terms; 500
bbls Flour at 2s6d; l9 hide Tobacco at @7s.Gd. To
Bremen: 50 cases Tobacco at 12s6d 100 bales Cotton
at Sled; 20 bbk. ashes at is. To Antwerp: 5000
bbls. Rosn at Be-. The bark Brilliant, of $50 tuns
sold at NewOrleans on private terms. Ship Carolin
Read, of 600 tuns, Valparaiso and Caao on privat
terms. .. t...r ...t.. ..
The business Of the Sub-TIeasury was: Receipts,
$l96, 47l-for Customs, $4,000; Payments, 1885,.
54s Balance, s6,SlS,49
The earnings of the second week Of June on the
ns,.,t-.u c...,sl po.ay.x. --.- 4 "a s9l IA
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EIsHTNG BANKS Alloy {"

IL The comuodous, safe and fast steane, CROT0N,
Osp Hoane, having been put In complete order will
centinue her regular trips 10 the FISHING BANKS on
SUNDAY, June II, THURSDAY, Ine Il,
MONDAY, June 10, FRIDAY, June ~,
WEDNESDAY June 20, SATURDAY, June g.
Leaving Jsmesslp, T. r. 81 T45 fnons-, Brooklyn,
sSP, spIns-st. at s:soi Pier No n. r. d9
Coon Band board also, Refresh nsnts Bait, and
Philg Tackle supplied Fare or the Excursion 50 cents AZ
frDg hne sail and view Of the Bay Islands and
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Gfrnrsions.

EXCURSION to the LOCAL FIELDS Of
H PERNSYLVANIA---The CENTRAL RAILROAD Of
kEW-JERsEY win sell EXCURSION TICKETS during the
Summer through this region commencing June Fare for the
satire Excursion, 81 So Tickets good for 10 days
Leave Courtlandst., at and q IN, IL NJ and p 10.
Leave Pier No N X. at a snd III and q p Apply
fos tickets at sither place.
For further Information, apply to H. P. BALDWIN, General
Tickef Aren't No GO Wsllet
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" Springs situated IN the valley Of the Oak Orchard Creek
seb Of the village Of Medina on the Enc Canal and fourteen
The principal Acid SPRING. in numbers beside these
there sl ethers They are all locsted within circuit o.
shown IN the subOiDed They contain very large
q ssPsg s0PsorG Acid sSPSAss S L%s ssS
sy the rt depend very largely upon the presence In such
be scroulous d1thesis have been cured by their
In shin deaseseyep In confirmed LeprOyhe waters have
Opinions q medical and scientific gentlemen are given in the
sns q the medicinal Value Of these Prof EmOn
as@sy BS sI D o. b. & Camp
be 81 Fttskeld Mas Dr. J. s. shuler Of Loekpot n T.
ease II Chronic Dshes o. several years standing which wa,
sred BY the Of the water d. Beck ssy. ann satisfied
Campbell They @9't be highly beneficial fer all chronic
s.sos. he Assde1y Of PByans 0 q KewYcrt in
sn BE- s ss s: 5a sne and hst the
e which sey .s SI Sn uny 6ss and Of the Co
soas Chronic Chronic Sronas
n sssys ksmOuhsse such Pnrpura HemohAgcs and the
ooauatye swess q Hectic Fever The Water may sso Be
Se, il sonvslescence from prOeted ve 70 excite the a
pos and promote digestion IN pisTneH S an m sSen
meubsne OF the niestnes In Caeulous affections OF Ln
heinz nsissis 70 mafiae acid being solvent and lees
ara BY continued disorder the stomach In teo5e D
. md sI ps sT n Sun form.
Dyspepsis connected with an skAie eoDaon t re- b
chlor scd In Of cecs Peton1p and otheI %
.eouspoes srissne from the action Of iesd TINS W1ef WA
ass 10 - an admirable sntidote In Chronic
s;sis Chronic Mucous Cstarh, and Humid Ashns Tnoo
n s.s r. sson sad IN and elect and also in
PlsA -, Al. yx,...x al,..1
s.lsa thfes tines asy, Is sufficient for an adaII a
Oher testrnonEs from physeianf and oiher Ispee'@0e
av.dssls NAV be seen on application TO the Agent
Deslsrs supplied on liberal terms
NJ Water gen utne unless procured nom
"S II W. BOSTW1CK, Sole Agent -
Metropolitan Hotel Building Brosdwsy New ORR 90 ss
500 hIso bV Hegernen Co., Nos loi, oS Sii aoo Wv
pseys1 md by Ihos T. Green, l4h st. ADD Broadway
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SUPERIOR COURT-SPECIAL TERx.-JuSe l9.-BefoTe jus
tice bOswoRTH.
..-. DECISIONS. Ur'
George Bliss ct al. agt William N. Bliss ct. al
Case settled.
The Bank of Beloit agt. Beale g. Adams. Motion
for new trial denied. 80.
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-JCSs ls.-Before Re
corde KAR


Benjamin Lyons stood indicted on the calendar for
rnisdeInesnor" and the papers for nuissnce"-the
oHense his being the selling Of horse that bad
the CHAMBERS Patrick Brce Of Nc s Mulberry street The
horse sold for SO and represented Of be
ely disease In the opinion Of the Court and jury
did succeed legally proving that
the horse question known have been affected BY that
disea,e The defendant consequently discharged In dis
charging him the Recorder sad he
that he sold the horse knowing that he had the gnde M
Spencer the defendants counsel replied they all satisfied
on the point there evidence all The defense rep
resented that old doctor who pretended kn9w AL .e9
gande and did not know anything at all the oay
for the charge Another docto who sppsssd g Dc s
testified that Il the ganders The disaeeneI pes
the doctors being point bank conviction could pc iotna
Hugh BoysD and Bridget Boyan conse,sd o. .9siy
sssaulng Thomss Moran, Sunday abe % o. Sune
him on the head With The husesna vs.
Phillip Pickle having become veg nne e Mn :, W e.
18th Of May jumped into the vehicle o. jill III I a.
sSen by the Ward Police was tried to-day on the
Dasns ssyTs was tiled obtaining sss from Charlie. Gos
rt M Vir,,ns n. isrith Co.. BY means OF check which
The trial lasted the greater part OF the
& IL t defense being disposed 70 argue some
, m h,ch spsy the jury themselves were en 70 decide
Adjourned "a.
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403, 100 Dec..l,0O0

"A.
The aggregates OF the receipts Of the above articles
80 far for the years 1850 and SO, have been:
Flour bbls whost bu. Corn, bu- Barley, bush
lsoo .....2O6, 100 l,i62,soo 3,lil,loo 77,so1
lsss.....Il,lo 2S6so @aSoo nS,to
Increase. $500 Ii7s,oOo 2,9SssOo Dec.io,eoo
Reducing the Wheat to Flour, the excess in the
ceipts of 1860 s equal to 35o, 800 bbls. Flour.
The Clark County Ohio Common Pleas Court has
placed the Springfield, Mount Vernon and Pittsburg
Railroad in the hands of a receiver Mr.. j. X. Strang
IAN. . |.l-J N eIH
In an opinion by Judge Miller, upon the subject Of
appointing receiver for the La Crosse and Milwaukee
Railroad Company, the Court expressed the opinion
that the road, If properly managed, viii produce
surplus for the general creditors, after paying the
nua interest on the bond debt.
The Commercial Bulletin Of Boston speaks thus
of the money market, &C.: JIG tean. -5
duler time than the present, In money, stock and
business matters ii would be difficult 10 find. In the
war Of 1872 il was said that grass grew in State
street" Just now not grass grows there actively,
4 ut all. Money is drug at cent ON lists Of buzl-
ness paper with city Endorsement; and on call ~
obtained by certain parties at TO A.. As yet there Is
no evidence of the coming on Of that specuhuve
PERIOD which is induced by The low rates and aprnus
supply Of credit. The most fashionable stocks are
high, and although there are many good sons s
manufacturing shares and Western railway seeafnes
that are investigated and purchased ss pese 0ni,
paratiyeiy cheap In view Of the hguree, pIons ana
prospects Of the concerns by The keen1 snsessois
the dsy-yet the general public have lt''e V % WIN
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.S3,34,G3l

The receipts at tide water, by the New-York State
Canals, of Flour, Wheat, Corn, and Barley for the
second week Of June, in 1860 and 1852 have been
follows: -
Flour bbla Whest bu. Corn, bu. BGrley, bu
1850 2ls0 20 ~, 400 .... -l
lSss.....H,gO 1000 1870 loco
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-20

Al MOrss aOo7i Gallup: go; Hunssfs Ls~rsnoe's Ess
..ss made indicate decline from the low prices
falling of We quote: TINS Week. L.a sess
k .s%.n:::...,::.; gsds
First quality. ............sla4e 49,
s Second an;ity .......s Ssts. s ssss.
snnsMP. P Nottingham 81 IOw.. .yer.sing lai7 ~;
H ;Gs% os ]. pS ss'if sS bed s Is
sas W ans s% h1s 70 HnS. ;ssIssss
p head equal to 4a.tc y n live weight Jcycs Nicely
ico s. B. Heynoids IS choice satrs Ohio, !, en- p
head average 100 ~ Wave sold iee Extra kentscEy =,
On p.isI.e W,m a Sssnss 81 i k.noeig i've
weight O. sahlDecker s. State sIlers ts average Lac
NJ De 9,S' kSs0 b.ts ~ s E. soa 1So u Co., s s
I4so b. c. r. Rogers IS prime Kentucky q DC average
sss. Zones Ss S S% ssy .ss
- 20 100 n, average Isle H. As0 60 very choice o.; II
Ksltuci iOS n average s1s n " Alec 3 s,, g
ssfs l's 3 III i ~ q .si;ss
"a ss- s: .1s.:sss is s'.s @
d, At 81 hss assss zoo "a n ! Mss,ea fisSeI
Premium kentuciys the pick lot Of head
4o ~ taken BY Bsttesby Of this city H. To0ey 10 Cana
as smnxS .sp Iasss"4se supply large and hs demand
limited and the tram; &, n, Sssd IN he y
dIoves Of Sheep and Lsb q choice quaiy Joan steele Of
Byron BAD W. 'e Is s6s 'ns'
Lamb. for s1ss 81 ., for TIE cs ss@y
simmons aoesuy sold 22 sy s % y each = 70
sse averaging le2 10, at - 2 head
Hoss.-Nons selling We quote noninslly at sdS!e for s
Mich cows-very few Offering and selling slow ., sss to
Gas for common to GOOD and sSsa 30 for extra sls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-20

The June earnings of the Cincinnati and Indianapo-
lis Road will not show less than 5000 increase over
1859, while the operating expenses will be no larger
than then. The wheat harvest has commenced along
this road and is very large The corn crop promises
TO be even larger than last year. ... .r
We annex comparative statement Of the Exports
Exclusive of specie) from NewYork to foreign ports