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PHILADELPHIA, June 20. 1867.

PHILADELPHIA, June 20. 1867.
MOTHS s. and sis
yasssass
!sasy :ss ID :ssSy y: x; S.i
ma g. e .: Change s% Y e .s
Flour in fair Sale. At 81 III sq ses s. ss ana
whss fair .D milling s y q .s e sn.
Corn da shown sa q
buyers wSSS sS' Rs0s:S sc &c oss
Mes. pork sci % FOR heavy; $40 80 light Lard sc
eis OATS 500 ses1 so SS. wSsss 900 ea.ss shp
5000 bushels, oats ssooo bushels Freghts
osw.oo. june o. 1867.
p: for No ! spring sis for red winter s4 for white
ssS aSss . :ssS
s s.:. ss s: sssda. s .
ARE IN ys sA. s 81 o on
Barley srs peas Ar: sns Corn s meal g q 100 :
Ssss Il H Z; &
and sss New York and liver ssc
feet Of lumber. Canal exports $4,000 feet Of lumber
and unchanged fcr fancy
Is steady at q 70 for No red Corn irreruar oats
n n !. e. for @aSns STEADY
sf: s,fss 81 % sSs and & .i ar% oi
sides s1sn p good demand ss a. sn e. f.. lie
al
good Demand and advanced i1c sugar cured l5c
IKE plain 1870. lie Lard Is dull Ike Butter
dun az 4c zoe Cheese l5Se lae Coffee & steady a.
for refined Gold, lTs, buying Kecepts.oseo bushels
100 bbs whiskey shpmsnis:-loo bbls. -FOUR soo bags
coffee.
Flour IL less active but nrm Wheat rmer and ad-
vanced &C. exc: sales Of No, At - 20 81 ~: No.
81 IS 81 81. Corn has declined 1Sc sales A. s3Jfc.
SISc for No. L. closing quiet at s3S Oats active
decline sales at b5r for No. closing dull at
the inside ngure Rye s steady At 81 05 for No Proy
sions dull and nominal Cattle have declined Soc.
75; sales at IS % % good choice. Live
hogs active 81 ia So or common 70 good smooth
sheep dull at ~ l2 - Receirts $500 bbls. -four
5000 bushels wheat a40oo DO. corn 1000 GO
hogs shipments, 2,JO0 bbs hour, 2sO0 bushels wheat
10000 do. corn, z 800 do. oats
LOUISVILLE. June 20, 1867.
Tobaccosaes IS, hhds 81 20 81 10 for Tugs to selec
tions &33 manufacturing Superfne -four
3 3D. Corn, bulk. 76c. 7sc Oats Tbc Wheat, "a
Ness pork, SCI Bacon, sc packed Clear sides Ike
Lard l. lie for uerceA Raw whisky. free, 81 Is: In
bond DC Cotton, 2.tsc
Tobacco unchanged. Cotton ia nominal at &c Flour
Fall a. double extra $40 70 eli So choice
fancy. SI3 sl5 wheat declinngi ssles Of No.
spring 81 IS 81 co. No. at 81 TO- prime fall At ~ IS
q 65 choice. - s5a 81 90 Corn Is hrmer =, go sc
Oats are advancing; sales a. 7lc .s, Rye y 10 Provs
ions dun and unchanged Lard l2c for choice ket,e
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

ASDrEws-BRowN.-On Tuesday, June rs, at g.
Marks church, by the Rev r. T. Rice and Rev. Dr. Har-
denburgh, assisted BY Rev. DR.. Moore OF Hampstead,
CONSTANT A. ANDREWS 10 MANY VAS NosTrAND, daugh-
AcKERxAS-LocKwoop.--A Grace church. Jersey CITY,
on Tuesday, June 25 By Rev. s. ~ Rice, Mr. GEORGE b.
AcxERMAS TO Miss GussE v. LOCKWOOD.
BurLvR--LyNcH.- - On Wednesday evening, June % at
sight O'Clock, BY the Rev. B. Brackeu Mr. N.THAsxL
l. BrrtxR TO Mrs SARAH H. LysoH daughter Of the late
Thomas Holmes, ali Of this city.
staten Island papers please copy.
oER--LocKwoop.--At Paterson, N. j., on Tuesday
June rs. BY Rev. Dr. Hornblower, HrSrr B.RoKH 70
June Is, by Rev Dr. Palmer, WILLIAM O. Lrws. Of Now
ark, j., TO LYDIA j., eldest daughter Of tho late =
Lavsos-vls wrsxIs-on Wednesday, June %, a.
Lawrence SAMUEL LAWSON TO ELxRA, third daughter Of
the late David J. Van Wrinkle, Esq, Of this city. Ne
cards.
Belfast ireland papers please copy.
MuRPHY-BLyDsSBuRou.-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday
June 49, BY the Rev. Theodore : Brown, RoBrsr >
MURPHY Of Princcton, =. j., 70 Lourss, youngest
daughter Of the late L. B. Blydenburgh Of New York
MALLoRY-PBEIFa -0n Tuesday, Juno rs, by the Rev.
g. " Durham, BENJAMIN =. MALLORY, Of Mystic, Conn,
10 Lounn A., eldest daughter OF james Phelps Esq,
sssRs-Bsows On wednesday, Jsns %, at The resi-.
dsnce Of the brides parents, by Rev. H. 9. Hayden,
HECTOR SEARS, Of New YORK; 70 LEoRA O., daughter Of
l. 9. Brown, H. D., OF PanssvIlIs. Ohio.
ruDoH.sIsss-ln Boston. n.sa on Monday, June n
assisted By Rsv Q. y knight FsHDxuc rupon, q Bcs.
ton, 70 LOUISA Snn only daughter Of Joseph Since
%,Irssaon~GanoorY, AT For washington, on Mon.
NJ s.gssss, !. X. ss,, q: S
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Tho Times, OF June 10, says
ConsoIs arc now at the highest point they have
reached since 1880 The bank bullion ut that date,
however was f6, 900 900 below its present amount,
and the rate Of discount three per cent The last
occasion when the bank bullion was at It's present total
was In December 1852. and consols then at 1907
ex dividend while the rate OF discount two per
cent The highest price touched by consos during the
Eight years OVERWHELMINGLY, on the 10th Of De.
cember DETERMINATIONS took place at 10l but this
included the accrued dividend OF ~ per cent. The
loves, price Of the century 50, In July, 1903
the OF hosiilies between England and
France The highest point OF the previous century
During the last the average price Of consols
hal
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An English journal Of recent date, whom consos
selling al ok 4, rsmarked:-
Consos are now At the highest point they have
reached 1880 The bank bullion II that date how
ever E5 600 bslow its present amount and the
rate Of discount per cent The last whom
the bank bullion at its present total In Deem
Der 1852, and consos then at 1904 ex6ividend,
while the Of discount per cent The highest
price touched by conols during the present century
iO1 on the Gath OF that month. Eight previously
namely, the Goth OF December 1874, transactions
took place at l0l but this included the accrued div
dend Of ~ per cent The lowest price OF the century
hostiltes between England and France. The highest
point the previous ia in tho year 1885,
and the lowest AN, In l59S. During the last
aweuty years the average price Of consols has been
about o.
The quotations for consos and American securities In
london were follows the suboined dates, ranging
from April 1896, TO the present time, at monthly In
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advance Of o. spring and q sc California, which
No. Milwaukee sold ssaih high as ssssAy and We:
sSss 4 8 s. se ~s. S
n dsman and md With small p ppas higher
n nas
mixed Western. 81 81 os for soft do and Soc soc for
ONO aad The
ra the nss es
as is for western and 81 81 50 for STATE Barley and
HAY ruled heavy under the liberal receipts light
demand We quote shipping 81. aud retail lots 81 rs a
:. ors were moderately active and firm with sales of co
HENP.-Manla was dull and nominal at l2c., gold. Other
MoLAssks.-There was an increased business consum-
mated but A. rather easier prices The sses footed s
at auction 2os do. Demerara buc 5sc, months
cedy though he demDd rSe Sales
$50 bbls at Soc Co., the market closing at the latter
"nonaneed The sales were 100 Sss No. and
-na 80 A. Rs u At q 81 ~ q NJ an
bb No sales were reported Other kinds were steady ut
100 bbs beef and 200 do. lard The
marse 1r PORK WAS d1 ana heavy - the opening na,
Ss sa? S sc ns 1' for
prime for future delivery We heard q 70 sas Beef
TRe bS
ns 81 S s b. B was shade ssaa
more active the sales comprised loo boxes, at Tor
,sns s and o short hort ss sSs
In value; sales 400 packages
l2c sc for hams and Szc 9c for shoulders. The lard
market moderately active at former rates. the sales
$50 bbs at l25fc Butter steady at llc
Csc for State and l0c. 20c. for Western. Cheese
heavy, though quite active At &C. lbsc. according to
quality.
PErsolEux-Receip.s 1857 bbls. There was decidedly
&c established the market cosing steady at the i'm
provement. The sales 1000 bills in bulk, " AZ
gravity for July at sellers option 800 do 40c 45c.
gravity for july at sellers option and LOO do do for
the rst ten days In July at &C., buyers and sellers
option; also for immediate delivery, $50 bbls. low
gravity gtzc and LOO do. do. packages returned
at lCc For bonded there rather more
inquiry but the rmness OF holders restricted
70 extent The sales 500 bbs standard white
ut 2Se No. chiefly At tho later dgure 500 do do for
August 800 do do for September and 600 do do for 0cto
ber all at 2c buyers option In Philadelphia the market
quiet but very arm the sales 500 bills standard
2c buyers option, and cOo do do for September At
RICE was quiet We noticed small sales Of Carolina at
SuGAR-The market ruled dull previous prices were
demanded Tho sales were!imited o. hhds &c.
for Cuba clarified and 13c for Porto Roo: also 700
private Refined steady 1910. l6xc. for
powdered, crushed and granulated.
SERDs.-Cacutta linseed ruled dull and prices
rely nominal in the absence Of salea Grass seeds
dull and unchanged.
srrARrNH was moderately active and steady Sales 10000
lbs l2c l2xc; also 10000 lbs grease at eSc. l0Sc
noticed The sales about LOO 0OJ lbs at nc. lIc
wHisxKr.-Recepts, ITO bbls The market remained
Arm with moderate demand Sales 500 bills, bond at
&c \ SIC for Western State
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CoyrEE-The market for Rio essentially unchanged
The sales were JOB bags Sharston private terms
FRElGArs very quiet rates without decided
change The engagements were:-Io Liverpool steam
900 bales cotton 56d 5000 boxes cheese at Sos
70 GLASGOW steamer l50 boxes cheese a. sSs y bre
steamer 100 ueces lard at los and by sail 90
measurement goods at l2 Cd The oh rters wee:A Swe
dish brig Croastad 400 weight and measurements
goods at 39s Norwegian bark, 200 bbls petroleum, 20
Cork for orders A. 3D. II TO the United Kingdom 5 n to
the Continent and 5s Cd II othe Baltic and Dutoh brig
hence TO Rotterdam slaves private terms.
FLOUR GRAn.Receipts 46S7 bbls -FOUR 2Se do. and
market for -four was again buoant and with continued
good inquiry from the trade and for shipment the West
Indies &C. prices again advanced 15c 25c grades,
old low grades Of Western being exception California
again active pricos lly higher. The
sales were about oOc 6e,s INCLUDING oaliforna at the
In moderate demand. The sales 400 bbls rye
-four moderate demand prevailed and higher prices
meal the sales go bbs At Is 80 for city and Brandy
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Mining shares although duh, show In some instances
slight improvement, but they are with rare excep-
tions or such doubtful value that Il is unsafe for the
public buy them at any price. AZ the nrst board
Quarts Hill closed loc higher than a. the same time
yesterday, selling Al 81 CO.. u Crosse Gold loS4 sslipg
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"WEDNESDAY, June B-6P. N.
corros.-The market continued heavy, but there was
rather more acvtS prices not essentially changed
The sales aggregated q, 100 bales. We quote:-
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Since January 400 $162 400 1924 1913 sos
The commerce OF New York from July to date OF
each Of the years mentioned compares follows The
imports Of merchandise given their foreign
in god freight and duty unpaid the exports Of produce
arc given their currency value at this port and the
shipmeuts OF specie ~ their tale value in con:--
1Soz-6. 1861 1867.
Imports dse $751; l8o lis e2o4 COT $685. o. SO
Exports produce 20i 060 85S I'll $50 ITS s42 ls1
Exports specie. 80, l27 57,030,lSS 1929 1874
The Bank Of England for the week ending June
IL is a follows compared with the statement Of the
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The following table shows the position Of the Bank Of
England on June II and 1t the corresponding period in
each Of the last three years. together with compare
tive view Of the bank Of discount and the price Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-27

BUsscx. -JosxrH BKrsop aged 81 years
Ihe fGlspds " thl family Ge reeptc1nly ipyllsd "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-27

In tho first quarter OF 1865 the cargoes shipped be-
tween this and foreign ports in American vessels were
valued at $50, 745,o07, and in foreign vessels at
$122 0O AS In the first quarter Of the present year
the value Of the shipments by American vessels was
$50 302 STA and that by foreign vessels sos 1888 49,
showing that while the carrying trade in American bot
toms about equal to that Of last year tho trade in
foreign bottoms experienced material falling Oh.
The following letter quotes instance whore clean
coupon vetwenes OF 1852 refused by the Treasury
Department exchange for endorsed bonds OF the
description, although similar exchanges about the
same time made for certain parties supposed TO have
preference over others at Washington
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
WATERFOWL, N. Y, June a. 1857
sury Department. for the benefit certain national banks
OF large amount of United States registered hvetweny
bonds 1862 into coupon bonds forcbly reminds me OF
the late refusal the Department to exchange for
Sherman Bank hen doing business in the CITY or New
York under State Iawsl several thousand dollars OF
endorsed coupon bonds Of 1862 into clean bonds OF the
description After sending to Washington twice. at
considerable expense for express charges, was COM
PEELED accept bonds retain those endorsed
with coupons, neither OF which would sell in market
within three or four per cent as high as clean coupon
TALLY enabling national banks to convert registered
bonds by the million into coupon bonds, while State
banks are refused the privilege OF exchanging their
coupon bonds hayng passed through the State Depart
ment, with the Superiniendents endorsement for clean
bonds Of the same cescrpiiouS
Ii ID not enough tnat autnorltleS ~
while steadily refusing TO allow individual state banks
to avail themselves Of the benefits of the law of Con-
gress permitting banks to convert themselves into
national banks, sharply apply tho penalties Of tho
same law and drive out our circulation by ten per cent
embargoY
Wen. be 1t so. and let now 60 in for the HERArD's
doctrine suppress all bank circulation both State and
national and adopt United States Treasury notes as the
only currency for the country until we are enabled
TO resume tho gold standard which per cd,
God grant, may not be far of.
WOOSTER SHERMAN.
Tho receipts for customs and the receipts payments
and balances at the subTreasury in this city for the
expired portion OF tho week have been follows
Custom House ---Sub- Trsansry---
Receipts. Receipts. Payments. BdIdnces.
June a. 5000 426 s. 268 S. 342 672 $l29 la 500
June 25.. $751;, 900 21so,553 1,2l790l $50, 0l0
June 49,. $4,000 4,150, lX 2236,101 49,, ,0S3
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Since Jan l. ..$76912 o8s l04ss4,2l4 o. 2s5, 72e
The foreign imports at New York for the week, since
january l. 1867 and for the corresponding period Of the
past two years, compare a. follows:-
1885, 1885, 1857.
pry soods So92, s2S S2O74, 2s2 81, 08a, oso
General merchan'e 1,2l5,39l 4,o72,66l 433l, 123
Total for week.. So 20S, 2lo $6746,943 81, 366 liz
Previously reported 67407274 las 466 500
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Receipts Receipx Pdynents BaLdnces
June a. 5000 426 g. 357 266 $5,342672 $l29 la $50
June 25. SS7 900 2, 1880 553 12l7,901 $780, 116, 010
June 49,. $4,000 4,15o,lM 2,236,1ol 132,039,033
The exports, exclusive Of specie, from New York to
foreign ports for the week ending June 25 and the
commencement Of the year, compare follows with
those for the corresponding years of 1895 and 1906
1856 1866. 1867
For the week !. $2,45590 s. 3ss, 335 &, 1928 o64
Previously reported a. 457062 $102 S79 500 l32
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From Charleston.

CHARLESTON, May 49,
Gen. Sickles, this evening. issued an order
in the case of the Negroes concerned in the
recent street Car riots.
In view of the general good conduct of
the colored population in trusting to the
action of the authorities for the recognition
and enforcement of their rights and priv
ileges, all are released except VIM. Huger
and Jno. F. Stewart, who, being charged
with storming the cars, resisting the police
in the discharge of their duties, and melting
Others to riotous conduct, are remanded for
trial by Military Commission.
In the case of Stephen Calhoun Smith,
charged with mutilating the National flag
at the firemen's parade ON the 9th April,
the order says the only extenuating circum-
stances is the prisoners acknowledgment of
guilt, coupled with the avowal that the act
was done in moment of undue excitement,
and the expression of sincere contrition for
the offense. Prominent and influential citi-
zens having petitioned for Smiths pardon,
representing that his offence receives no
countenance in the community, and it APP
pearing that the confinement already under
gone by the accused, added to the condem-
nation of the community, will sufficiently
admonish him of the consequences of his
misconduct, it is ordered that lie be dis
charged.
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state Medical Society.

The following are the officers of this Soci-
ETY. for the ensuing year:
The following gentlemen were elected Of
ficers for the ensuing year.
For President DIR. s. s. Satchwell, New
Hanover.
For Vice P.esidents-Dr Hugh Kelley,
Iredell; DR.. Charles J. O'Hagan, Pitt; DR..
Joseph H. Baker, Edgecombe; DR.. W. ALB.
Norcom, Chowan.
For secretary-Dr. Thomas F. Wood,
Wilmington
For Treasurer-Dr ]. W. Jones, Tarboro'.
For Orator-Dr w. A. B. Norcom, Eden
ton.
One member of the profession from each
county represented was appointed to report
to the next annual meeting on the topo-
graphy and diseases of their respective coun-
ties. Also special Committee of three of
which DR.. ]. W. Jones, of Tarboro' is Chair
man. were appointed to collect facts and
statistics in relation to the cpidemics, pre-
vailing diseases of the different seasons,
modes of treatment, &c, in various portions
of the State and to report to the Society
next year. The subject of small pox and
vaccination was taken up, and DR.. Thomas
F. Wood of Wilmington, was appointed
Chairman of Committee to ascertain facts
in relation thereto and report hereafter.
Suitable notice was taken of the death
since the last meeting of the faithful Treas
urer of the Society, DR.. G. w. Graham, de-
ceased, and of the death of one of the former
Presidents, Dr. James E. Williamson, and
appropriate resolutions adopted in relation
to the life and character of each of these val
liable and lamented members.
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Special Notices.
Know Thy Destiny.

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picture Of the future husband or wife Of the ap-
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sert. She will send when desired certified GER
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son, N. Y.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, May 81
The President, Secretary Stanton and Attorney
General Stanberry, had long interview this
morning.
The custom receipts from 18th to the 10Th were
nearly 5000, 900.
Revenue receipts to-day s522000.
1t is supposed that the Judiciary Committee
will adjourn on the let proX.
The impeachment proceedings are regarded as
growing, day by day, more feeble.
The July session is considered utterly improb-
able.
Quartermaster General Meigs has six months
leave of absence on account Of his health.
The official agricultural report for April, says
that the prospect for an unusually heavy crop OF
wheat continues favorable.
General Fullerton was before the Judiciary
Committee regarding the restoration of lands in
Louisiana.
Mr.. Gobrght, the Washington Agent of the
Associated Press, was before the Committee and
questioned regarding the doings and sayings Of
the President during his western journey last
summer. ..
The President leaves on the first, and will be in
Raleigh on the 4th prox.
Judge Chase has granted writ of error in the
case Of the United States vs. Joseph Bruin, whose
property was contiscated, during the war, by
Judge Underwood.
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Tobias Derby Condition Powders ore warrant
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Colds, sc in Horses; and Colds, Coughs, Loss
of Milk, Black Tongue, Horn Distemper, &C., in
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Simpson I. Tobias, son Of Dr.. Tobias, and, since
his DEATH the demand has been SO great for them,
that DR.. Tobias has continued to manufacture
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need Of stopping the work Of your animals. They
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has used no other medicine for them. He has
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Over 1000 other references can be seen at the
depot Sold by druggists and saddlen. Price
IS cents per box. Depot, SO Courtlandt Street,
New York.
April %, 1867. ls-tw&w7w.
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TO Conservatives.
April "a, 1857.

The Advertiser, having been restored to health
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