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soE q 81, do. kixes deferred scrip II . 10;
Georgia SKIES, "a Q rs; DO. sevens, " Is;
North Carolina, ex coupon, u s9x; do, funding.
1850. "A 70; DO do 1898, II a; do, new, Il n;
do. special tax, Il 49, Missouri skies, OF s7s<,
do, Hannibal and st. Joseph, ssx AZ; Louisiana
skies, 60 Q ss; do, nav, Is 60; do levee sixss ss
10; do do. eghts, 70 90; do do. eighth, ls1s q
So; do. Penitsntiary sevens, 90 10, do.
railroad eights, 70 Q 30, Alabama nves, %
. ss; DO. eights, % %; do. eishta,
Montgomery and EufAuia Railroad, sS 90; South
Oarolna SKIES, 52a IS; DO, new, January and July,
ssk slK; do do, April and October SIX IS;
Arkansas sixss. funded, 50 . 81; Mobile and Ohio
Railroad sterling, 90 o.; do. interest eights, sS
81; do second mortgage eights "A . 90; Nississippi
Central Railroad nrst mortgage sevens, IS CO.; do
second mortgage eights 90 81; Now Orleans and
Jackson first mortgage, o. 0s; do. second mort
gage, Is 80; Memphis and Charleston Railroad
first mortgage, IS q So; do. second mortgage, 80 Q
SO; Greenville and Columbia Railroad. guaranteed
by South Carolina. ~ Q so; Macon and Brunswick
Railroad, guaranteed by Georgia, 90 Is; Whining
ton, Charlotte and Rutherford eights, So 40; Mem
New Orleans consols, old, Is 70; do. issue, rail-
roads, skies, "a 70; do. sevens, 68 o 90. eaan7
STOCKS OF THH CITY OF NEW YORK..
Comptroller Green will receive until Tuesday az
ternoon next proposals for $685. 900 moro OF city
stock authorised by law, for the purposes Of the
Croton water and park improvements The stock
offered viii bear interest at the rate Of seven per
cent per annum, payable semi-annually, the prin-
cipal not being redeemable for thirty years. Il win
not be surprising II this loan Is disposed of at
large premium to some OF our foreign bankers.
THE STOCK MARKET ON SATURDAY.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

CLIPFoRD-HENEsY.-On Wednesday, June s, by
Rev. DR.. Roche, J. Il. CLIFFORD, Jr to L. A. HENEsY
Youngest daughter Of Edward s. Henesy, Esq, all
CoLLIER-ADEE. st. Peters church, West
chester, on Thursday, June O. by Rev, Charles B:
George I. Adee Esq. to Mr.. M. DWIGHT COLLIER, Of
CoLLINs-BUsHNELL-A New Hartford, Conn.,
on Thursday. June O. by the Rev. 8 s. Martyr
Mr.. FRANK Ii. COLLINS, OF Brooklyn, N. Y, to ANNA
f., daughter OF William IL. Bushnell, Esq, OF the
DURFEE.-HATCH.-In this city, on Thursday
evening, June g. at the Clarendon, by Rev. William
Adams, d. d., Hon. HENRY REEs DURFEE OF Pal
myra to MARY g., daughter Of O. o. Hatch, of this
PowERs-LEn.-on Wednesday, June s 1872, BY
to HANNAH, daughter OF James Lee, Esq., all Of this
city.
Drs. Cowen and Spellmeyer, Mr.. CHAs II. SILvEY
to Miss IDA G. Posr, all Of staten Island:
WArsoN-KNG.-At, Georgetown, D; G., on
church, by Or. L. w. Bates Of Baltimore, assisted
by Rev. I. D. Valiant, Mr.. 9. r. WATSON, Of New
York, to Miss HErTIE NJ. KING, Of Georgetown, D. G.
BEERs.-on Friday, June 7, 1872, WILLIAM F.
BEERS, aged 35 years.
bers Of Pyramid Lodge, No. 400, and sylvan Grove
Lodge, No. 275, F. and A. M. Ofcers Association OF
Tenth regiment, n. Y. ", and the members ofTypo
attend the funeral from the residence OF the fam
ily las West Twenty second street, on Monday,
June TO- at one O'Clock 2. M
OFFICERS AssoCIATION-The members OF the above
association are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral OF their late comrade, Captain william F.
Beers, from las West Twenty second street, on
Monday, 10th inst At one oclo csnrp n-.o,.
FRANK NJ CLARK, Secretary.
BULLwINKEL.-On saturday, June 8, 1872, FRED
ERoK, youngest son OF Martin and Mary Bullwinkel,
aged years. months and is days.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral on Tuesday AFTER
noon, June IL, at three O'Clock, from the residence
of his parents, corner OF Madison and Franklin av-
BYR'sR.~on Sunday, June Q, 1872, ELrzABrrH,
widow OF Martin Byrne native OF Balleybe
county westmeath, Ireland, In the 78d year Of her
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited
to attend her funeral, from her late residence cor.
ner Of Forty-frst street and Tenth avenue on
Tuesday, June II, at one O'Clock P. M.
CnAsE;10n Thursday, June Q, 1872, at the resi-.
OF Lois q. and the late Joel Hoikins sr.
Funeral on Monday, June 10, At half-past two
leave Hunters Point at hslfpsst one O'CLOCK p. NJ
CLARION Friday evening, June Z, RALPH
CLARK, In the 18th year OF his age
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specially invited to attend the funeral @ ds
10th inst, at ten O'Clock A. NJ, without further IN
vitati0n. &t
CoDDINeroN.-On Saturday, June 8, at Bergen
Point, N. d., JOHN b. CODDINGrON, aged ~ yehIs.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral on Monuay y1o
10, at three O'Clock p. NJ, at the residence oi MIS-
Bfng srop pSI8 on sunday June NARY
daughter Of Thomas and Annie 0oney, aged years,
TSs risn aas Of the FAMILY are respectfully invited
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The following table shows the highest and lowest

The following were the prevailing quotations a.
the Board adjourned at three O'Clock P. NJ, the
hour appointed for the closing Of business on Satur
days Of the summer season western Union, 7e,<
1917; Pacific Mail. 75X 70; New York Central,
solidated, DIX es; New York Central, SCRIP OK
OH; Erie, e2H 62K; Lake Shore, 98A q 96K;
Union Pacific, ss1 soX; Northwestern, 7s,x 7sX !;
Northwestern preferred, s4x 94K; Rock Island,
11Of Ill; st. Paul, 56,< 56% st. Paul preferred,
7sk q 1917; Wabash, 76k 1917; Ohio and Missis-
sippi, AN q Az; Boston, Hartford and Erie, sA q
SIX; Chicago Columbus and Indiana Central, 80 q
2Sl/
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qualify
not moro than half grade above below the grade
quoted. .
INoTE-The Cotton Exchange will adjourn on Saturday
time the ofcia quotations on Saturdays will be made at
halfpast twelve o'clock and the later afternoon quota
CorrEE continued in fair demand aud Arm We hear Of
sales Of bags Rio ex Packard, ~ bags DO In
Also aSsS bags e ALICE rssod at BaimSfe on grvste
do TIC. l7,sc.; good do ls4c lsHc prime, ls,sc
msts nc S IS Singapore sS lsS isc gey
2jf Jameica iss zoe 81 DSmngs gold Al, in bond 81
2ss 2Sc sayahilla, IShc slc 0arasSs, lss ls1lc
1875 5 bushels; corn meal $50 bbls and 2so bags oats
$500 bushels And for the week endingFour, SO, l91
meal bbis and $40 bags oats 2iS 2ss bushels
sales last comprising all kinds aggregate 400
bbs Corn meal was in fair demand and easy Sales 40
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SHOT IN THE HEAD.

Last night Frank Matthews OF $50 West Fourth
street, and Joseph Wood, Of I'll West Houston
street, both sixteen years OF age and employed in
the stable 80 Bethune street, were playing with q
pistol. Matthews succeeded In getting the
weapon from Wood, and pointing 1t at the latter's
head, fired. simultaneously with the discharge Of
the pistol Wood fell on the stable floor, stream Of
blood squirting from his forehead. An alarm
Charles street police station, where he was at
tended by Dr. Wright who probed for the ball but
was unable to find 1t. The ball is supposed to be
lodged somewhere in his brain. Mat
thews was arrested, and upon be-
ing taken to the station house. informed
tained powder and wad, and had no intention o.
harming his companion, as they had always beer
on good terms. He will be held to await the result
NJ he iniurtaa
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FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR THE UNDER.
HILL AVENUE WATER MAINS.

By a change Of the grade Of Underhll avenue 1t
has become necessary to interfere with the water
mains, and the cost OF this interference is esti-
mated by the chief engineer Of the works at
$4,000. This is the result OF some Of the improve
ments made by the Park Commissioners, and the
Board OF City Works hold that the Park Commits
soners shall pay this sum out Of their funds. The
Park Commissioners are Of o contrary opinion
han, Park Commissioner, and Mr.. Fowler of the
Board Of city Works. It was agreed to refer the
Witt and Henry O. Murphy, to decide who shall pay
the xAO OO0
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CRUSHED BY A CAB.
A Defective Brake-Railroad Company
Censured.

Coroner Keenan, on Saturday held an inquest In the
case Of Henry Wertheimer, the child four years Of
age, whose parents live at 844 Second avenue, who
was crushed beneath the wheels Of car y Of the
fifth street, on the afternoon OF the 2sth ul:. on
the day named Cornelius Van Winkle driver OF the
car, was coming down Second avenue, and when
near Thirty fifth street the child, In attempting to
cross the street in front OF the horses, was
knocked down and fatally injured. 1t appeared
that the driver told officer after the accident
that he did the best he could to the life Of the
child but unable to stop the car In time as the
brake was out OF order,
The medical testimony showed that deceased had
q compound comminuted complicated fracture Of
the Leg which was the cause OF death.
The case was then given to the jury, who found
"that Henry Wertheimer came to his death from in
juries received by being run over by II of the
OF May. 1872. And we censure said railroad COM
pany for permitting car to be run with defective
brake.U
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Wheat was quiet, but scarce and hgher-closing at
waukse, 81 IS 81 for No g for req winter,
92 - W amber with sales Of about 70 600 bushels within
the range. Corn was less active and lower closing at
about &c &c for steamer. The sales were only about
&c oc f9r dry sail 1ic for yellow and &c for white
up about @ bushels at So for Western, In store &c.
black Southern Illinois Barley remained quiet Sales
Sashs s,s.e S STATE a. qqst I'M sSiss
State at &C., In store.
FREIcHrs.Berth room was only IN limited request but
rates generally were unchanged There was q moder-
stey fair inquiry for for charter for the grain and
The engagements were TO Liverpool By steam, $1,000
bushels grain at &c. SLc and by SAIL 60 bales cotton,
SID 70 London by sail 300 bbls rosin on private
The charters comprise IN american bnrk 4O quar-,
and n to the east coast Of Ireland o. German bark,
hence to the German Baltic 2200 bbs refined petroleum.
5s 3d. Norwegian bark hence to Cronsadt, $500 bbls
refined petroleum, 4s British bark from Philadelphia
or IL. 3D. according to lay days. 90
M0LAssEsThe market continued dull for both foreign
and domestic but we notice change In the former
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TWO MORE UNPORTUNATBs,

In the Passaic River, near the zinc works, New
ark, there was found floating on Saturday night,
the body OF a woman, supposed to be o Magdalen,
named Jane Jackson who fell or threw herself over
board at the foot OF Market street some nights ago.
The dead body OF an unknown man, supposed to be
O longsh0reman, was also found last night In q
creek running into the river some distance beyond
Brill's Switches. Both bodies were removed to
Compton's dead house. where they now lie await
ing Identification. 3H .8 n f3N
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For future delivery Oasis low mddlng) the sales have
follows SALES last evening after three o'clock
june 100 at rs 1-l6c 100 at 2xc 100 at 25c short
hce 400 rs llec, 100 at 25c July 1000 at ssSc 200
36c 400 at % ll6c 200 at &c., 400 at 20 s6c 800
$780, 1000 at 20 ssc., 400 at 26c August 200 at 1870,
Sssc lOo It Is iiSc 30 at SSc, 200 at 26c. october
3ozc. December 100 at isc. Total 1890 bales Sales
ssiisss ?s e hSsS
ss. At ,os !. u.s. is $ TO- So $ 7s
u 4 DsssmSsr S
The receipts the ports sum NJ e.
esles new ss Wmnson sE 49, new
York, IiS Total s Rates on cotton to foreign ports
Esd a Sled To Hayre By steam, Ac, gold; SAIL NJ
bremen by steam Xcy gold, compressedi sail, Sc. TO
baltic BsI: BSr By & lS gold To Mediterranean
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THE FIRST WARD sTABBIHa CASE.

John Geary, who stabbed Frank Mead on satur-
day night down in the First ward, was arraigned
OF the Tombs Police Court yesterday morning, but
as the complainant was unable to appear the prls-
oner was remspded to tho station house,
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FRIaHTPUL HORSE CAR ACCIDENT Il
NEWARK.

In Newark last night an unknown man fell or was
pushed or Springfield avenue horse car near
Baiers place, and run over. so frightfuly man.
R1ed was he about the limbs and head that he died
In few minutes. The driver OF the car was taken
into custody, and is now locked up to await inves-
tiQati0n OF the case. tart
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The extreme fluctuations daily in the price OF
u the Board was 114lf q lax.
aaHHaeaW w1 ao,rrxxx,ux,

ofthe Board was 114K l14k.
Z n4 SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
The Southern State bonds partook OF the dulness
pervading the Stock Exchange, and were dealt in
to small extent only. The transactions, such as
they were, were confined to the Tennessees, the
Carolinas and virginias. The tone of the market
was, In the MAN, heavy and prices declined, but
recovered toward the close The Virginia consols
went of :, "a, and recovered to 5oK. The following
were the cpsng quotations, inclusive OF prices OF
the ieadlne Southern Railway and Municipal
bonds Tennessee ex-coupon, AK 72K; do new,
TAX a Tx Virsnia ex-coupon, as so; do. regis
tered stock o'd' 20 as; do. skies consol bonds,
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iou&lu8S uuI AuB quo PaSe wooAs
James Donahue, Superintendent OF the Free
Labor Bureau, Nos. and 10 Clinton place, makes
the following report Of business for the week end
ing June s:-Applications for employment, 1911; OF
these there were 257 males and 1,054 females; male
cured for $50 males and 9s3 females; whole number
OF situations procured for the week, 1,1ea
Abraham Nelson was arrested on Saturday after
noon by Deputy Sherir Curry, on an order OF ar
rest granted by Judge Larremore, OF the Court OF
Common Pleas, In which Court william Il. Dodge 4
Co. have commenced suit for damages against
Nelson. The facts In the case have already an
peared in the HERALD. Bail was fixed at 500 600
but up to the hour OF writing 1t had been fur
nshed 8&G
Shortly before nve O'Clock yesterday morning the
body OF o man named John Moran was found In
the dock at foot OF Thirtieth street. North River
by officer Hunt, Of the Twentieth precinct De
Saturday evening left his home In Thirtieth street
the North River, and Is supposed to have acct
dentally fallen overheard. Coroner Herman was
notified.
Andrew Daily, Torrance Keran, James De Forest
and James Curry went into the saloon of Jacob
Mathews, l24 Cedar street, on Saturday night and,
while some OF the party were drinking beer, DAILY
and one Of the others busted themselves with rob-
bling Mr.. Mathews OF gold watch and chain valued
at S265. The whole party were arrested and taken
before Judge ScOtt at the TOmDS Police Court, yes
terday morning, where they were committed In de-
fault or bail
Patrick Hansey, residing in Second avenue, near
Twentysecond street, charges that while sitting
q stoop in Madison avenue. Saturday night, George
Baker put his hand In his pocket and took out
his wallet, containing 81 80, and ran away with 1t.
He was subsequently arrested by officer CLARK, of
the Twenty ninth precinct and yesterday morning
arraigned before Justice Cox, at Jefferson Market
He denied the charge, but was fully committed for
trial.
Julia Parker, colored domestic, thirty-eight
years Of age, residing at 40 Greenwich avenue was
arrested by Officer Fitzgerald, OF the Ninth pre-
cinct, Saturday afternoon upon complaint of Fanny
Ober Of 1877 Madison street, Brooklyn, charged with
stealing quantity OF clothing and Jewery, while
before Justice Cox, at Jefferson Market yesterday
morning, and delivered to the Brooklyn authorities
for trial. N
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Market Quiet but steady-Re-
ceipts 1T the Ports, 1854 Bales-Flour
Dull-Wheat Scarce and Highcr-Corn
Easter-Oats Firmcr-Conee Active and
Firm-Lard Personal---very. Easier.
M SATURDAY, June 80 pm.
CorroNrhe market quiet but steady for spot cot
ton at yesterdays prices for all grades excepting ord
nary which was quoted No. per Id. higher For future
delivery business inactive former rates. Tho sales
on Change sum up follows:-
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

NEW OsLnANs, June 9, 1877.
s1 s'ss GaSs! @ ss s's s ssss1
Gss: ss:: assa.' $40. NJ s.s: BALES
.. ss,:sg s' s.i:: sRsss.. r. ..:
.arpsntns s sss he.a "a snss ~
g sy s s.s% sS z 8
S sood Cuttings iss - ns S'
Pork dull and nominal; resasr ia L sMae
b sSes msaps%ans Soas4s s asss
90 for sheuldsrs %. FOR clear riP sidesi sc ~
q TT Gys Ess:
% ans S q wSRg n az &c.
LAX. ,mpors-ao ne,. -four 1sssa0 BUSINESS sSns wSe.
10 ;S i SfS oHs:
i.ss s5 Il
Corn dull offered a. sales in lots at Sc Oats
Flour, only An limited ,ossns Demand so%hsas
g spEps = iS sosa as
S.ss ... ~ ssS !.
Sss a. ~; s:.. y Il:
S S5 S y msla % y aS s
SSsmsIdi choice to extra sNS e per III Mye Hogs
sail! e oswssc 81 1se Receipts - ~ Sb nour S
barley, loo head cattle, 5000 hogs: shipments-OO5
1000 rye, S,0O0 head CATTLE 10000 hogs.
OswxGo N. Y, June 8, 1872
Flour steady and unchanged; sales bbs ut SIS 80
winter go g fSI double extra Wheat quiet No Nh
Clio. for western mixed CSC. yellow. Corn meal 81 50
for bolted q 20 for unbolted per cwt Mfeed steady
aaghxnes 49, Canal 7e corn and rye
New York. Railroad freghts-Four to Boston Soc. to
New York &c. e Albany 42c Recspts BY ake-loo
ments by canaiSsOO bushels wheat 1892 900 feet OF
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Eighty-twO licenses were granted during the
week In the Mayors ONCE. Amount received $4,sl4
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There were % cases OF smallpox last week-a
increase Of "a; deaths, s0-an increase Of
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There have been In this city during the past week
POT marriages, ISL births and 500 deaths.
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Mr. @. u. Cardozo received last week 1871 CON-
plants Of violations Of corporation ordinances.
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At the close government bonds receded o tribe
from the highest point of the week, but
the decline was the smallest fraction, and
the market LETT on dull and steady The following
were the closing prices:-United States currency
sxes 114K 114A; do. do, 1851, registered, 114sl
HIS; do. do, coupon, l2oH a 12oK; do. ive-twen-
ties registered, May and November. 114K q 114X;
DO. DO, 1852, coupon, do, 114x l14X; do. do,
ase4, DO. do, 114X 114X; do. do 1865, do. do,
ASK 1l5K; DO do, 1867, registered, January and
July, 113k 113X 40. do 1895, coupon, do, 117h
1l7H; do do, 1867, do. do 117X lis; do do 1868,
do. do, 1l7H . I7X; do. ten-forties, registered,
1HK 111k; do. do, coupon, 1l2k Hay; do.
nves OF 1881, registered l1sH 1884; do do, cou-
pom, l13k 1l8x.
THE coURsB OF THE GOLD MARKET.
The extreme fluctuations daily in the price OF
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Two thousand one hundred and twenty persons
were accommodated at the police stations with
lodgings during the past week.
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M0LAssEsThe market continued dull for both foreign
and domestic, but we notice no change In the former

NAVAL ST0RkS-The mhrke< TOT Splrlts tufpenune was
active and firm The sales $50 bbls at &c., 100
bbs at 55Ho, 40 bills at ssc, deiveSed 100 bbs 70
at 56c Rosin was steady under Q. moderate demand
sales 800 bb strained at S3 TO- delIvered 900 bbs from
hirmer sales 100 bills Washington at - Hk Whining
PsrRoLRux-On Change to-day the market for refined
was inactive and, In the ABSENCE Of rsnssctions nom
nal; held June at Zc, but the best bids were not
above 2sl<c Crude in bulk was in moderate request
with sales reported Of 1000 bbs at l31lc, but snbse
asfc 2c Saphtha remained dul! and entirely no MI
market was quiet and about steady quoted at 10 op
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NEW YORK CITY.

The police viii assume their summer uniform on
the 18th instant. af 9@
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June /. Jtlne 8. CHANGES.
Specie..... 21,2essOo 2O,s46,oO0 Dec... e22, 800
Circulation 27,522OO0 1902 500 Dec. IL, 500
Deposits. 226,O709O0 227, 3Ol, 400 mc.. l. $50 500
Legation 65.7s0,500 55.1os,1O0 Inc... 1882, 900
! The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total liabilities this week and
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