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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-16
THE COTTON REPORT.

WASHINGTON, June 10, 1876
The June returns or the Department. OF Agriculture
indicate slight reduction Of in cotton, compare
lively late planting good stands except in cases Of too
early planting or inundaton, growth not up to the
average for the season. healthy and improving conGi
ton and clear culture, with tho exceptions caused by
heavy rains that stimulate growth and prevent work
ing. The largest local reduction has been in
Louisiana, caused by the overflow and weather
The planting season. The largest Is Tennessee
where the has been vi and wet In certain
districts ia Texas there has been effort TO substitute
for cotton hut N onci0urin o tue counties there
has been positive increase, N d In nearly hall tho
remainder no decrease. While the enlargement Of the
total area oil arabic crops Is rapidly increasing.
Tho figures for acreage are as ioliows--North Caro-
Ina gs: South Carolina, 90; Georgia, o. Florida 81
Alabama, loo; Mississippi, 9S; Louisiana 50; Texas
100; Arkansas, 100; Tennessee. % The reduction
equivalent to about three per cent In Virginia and
North Carolina there Is some complaint OF bad stands
and small growth from nights rhousl the plants
are healthy aud the culture generally clear. The alc
planting promises well IN South Carolina Early seed
ing has been productive OF poor stands The con-
dtion averages high in Georgia. seasonable rains
nnc weather tor work and abundant labor having been
very favorable Drought at the time OF planting has
generally good in Mississippi and Alabama, and tho
plants healthy, Though small. In Louisiana overows
have seriously injured the crop IN exposed locations
Droughts In parts OF Texas have been injurious
The plant Is looking we'll IN Arkansas and Tennessee
except places where il injured by incessan rains
or nundatons.
Tho condition OF the several States il as follows -
North Carolina, 10l; South Carolina, 9S Georgia. lob
Florida, 81: Alabama %; Mississippi So; Louisiana
80; Texas, 90: Arkansas, 95. and Tennessee, 33.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. D.
Cotton quiet: middlinr. iissc. low, mddlng. lo7sc
good ordinary os Net receipts p bales gross o. EA
NEW ORLEANS, June Is, 1876
coton-Demand good: mdalnr. las. !; low middIing.
SSsa 0"s,s GREAT Saa issSp's
coastwiss, LAO Sales, 2.soa Stock, so.45a.
Cotton frner: midaling ii,se, low madas ic,4c;
good Ordinary s Ne; . ressp' o ~ Oaes e Exports to
Cotton miadlny nc low middlins. 10 Lie good
CHARLESTON, June 10. 1876.
Stock. $500.
Flour unchanged sales bSs Wheat steady sales
Sus saiss q old Western mixed at sse Corn aeai Sn
M ssd as ,a cdn
tho Hudson g. IS New York Railroad freghtsFour
s e Ssy f as. feet as
shipments heat 100 bushels Lumber. 7l7.ooo feet
Lake reccipts-wheat 5000 bushels; corn 4O,oo DO.
Rsilroad-Flour s4oo ebls wheat 1900 oushels
msnis for S sIs,
oats u 900 g. eric nn s1 Sashs arSad
s7bo do oats. Y ooo do barley 45oo do Freights &C.
s. s .s !. %
nc = oDs.s ~ s q;s for
waukee at 81 is; cars white winter private terms
sac Oats duh but steady: sales Of Michigan sGe
Rye dull sales J car Of state a. Sc Barley neglected
dull a a' i.c iIshwnes noinay At 81 II for city made
TOLEDO June Is. 1875
Flour dull Wheat dull; No white Michigan, 81 ID
extra do held ~ 3D.: amber Michigan. VI N: July
81 22is. No. DIDO, VI o.; No. winter old 81 Is
80. Bred ~ o3,.: rejected red &c. Corn timer: high
mixed spot une 5lc low do 4Sl1c grade, Acc.
damaged, 371 Oats dull; No I. 6c.; NO. 53c white
held Bic: Michigan. 33c; rejected, IKE Receipts
Mheat 2JUUO bushels: corn, uOu do oats 7,tlO
4O0 bpls wheat, 5000 bushels: oats
5000 do.
CHICAGO. June Is. 1876
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat in fair mand but
lower; No. Chicago spring " o4s. u o4s spot and
oo,sc bid Corn quiet but steady at c lower No. nt
axe 45c spot ANA june; 45sc did, July: 4ec. bid,
August: rejected 3Dc. Oats steady and firm; No.
at 29sic.. spot; .e1sc. bid. June; 2s5ac, July;
rejected :4c. Rye steady with fair demand
al ike. barley quiet ooc Pork steady SIS %
SIS spot: SO IL. August. Lard inactive and lower
sll i2s sil i5 spot bulk meats steady: shoulders.
Keesipts-four 1000 bbls wheat 100 ooo bushels
$4,000 do OATS 7ouOdo frye, 800 do barley. 6OOodo
ship1nents-flour. 1900 hbls: wheat. 10000 bushe
corn 2ossO do oats ..oouy do rye, 600 DO barley.
LOO do Karoxi frcighs--To New York. Lake aud
ra-whcas, usc corn, i,c oats, lv,;c Al the after
July Corn higher isae June sasc ,Jaly august
OATS 2D1.c cash. Fork easier; Sls 10 SIS o. July
Oh, u 5l9 ~. August Lard unchanged
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

An exceptional case in bankruptcy is that of d. Far
rngton Brother. manufacturers of paints aud OILS,
OF Nowburg n. Y. At tho second meeting OF the bank
rupts creditors, held on Wednesday, before Register
John w. Little, OF No. Warren street. dividend {
sixty per cent was declared, and the assignee, Mr..
Thonas s. McAles stated that he hold sufficient bal
ancc the pay the remaining forty per cent
with interest
Mr.. Alvin Burt Daniel Drew's attorney in bank
ruptcy will be examined this afternoon at two O'clock
before Register J. I. Williams OF No Warren street
J. A. Delc, dealer In coal, at tho corner of Four
teenth street and avenue d, has made assignment
for the benefit Of his creditors.
Mr.. Watts Cook, President or the Passaic Rolling
Mill Company Yesterday appointed receiver oil the
Watson Manufacturing Company, IRON bridge builders
The compauys real estate is valued NJ $780, 600 which
is about covered with mortgages. Their machinery,
&c, valued ut about 900, which is about the
amount OF their floating debt. They have had two
disastrous fires, however aud other drawbacks which
have used up their working capital that they are
unable to continue business as they were II is be-
hcvcd sort OF an arrangement Will DO mado SO
that they can keep the establishment going.
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The market Was dull irregular and generally lower al.
though prime Samples we're sp.rnsy offered and closed
.'' q os 10 is Tor
foi no. 9Mii~aakss s. ss Tds ST 10 sr mixed
U = Il Z so lsf and and s'nss g y Y
spring Corn steady viii. sales q 1890 bushels Al.
mixed N store &c sise 'cs ansrsned mixed sac I.
yellow Rye vas quiet, With small sale. Of Western lair At
Soc. Barley and barley malt were quiet Oats were
4Oc white Western. 4zc Ale for white STATE
ssS ~ No. e.. sss q ws the range o.
mnnr AND scrk.-we sale o. 100 bale. butt. at
ii .,ass; ssS SIS for ssaSle. end $40 sias
rough. Manla hemp. Ac gold Russia clean 500 81
renes jSis BUTTS ac cash; si.a hemp 4c roiS iste
market was fairly active and steady The
oei xn. as s ssa oa' So &c. s rs,'G so
quote. -Cuba, con;ensui anu mixed &c. Zoe. caycd
scy s s aS eS,o Rco se English ~ as sae
y4e 5oc New Orleans. fair to good. dec aae prime
NAVAL sronss-ras market for SPIRIT. Of turpen.ine
with small jocping sales within The range We quote i:
SPIN. 'a,gsn'qs as r g s1ed ' ssss
from Wilmington were as follows; -kcsln irm strained
= 20 sS ST. sIs Z Dr. ss = s.y Ias""e
ois The market wa. quiet but steady We quote =
crn yellow 4sc soc yellow winter sjc. a 5sc.; white
Hs: do ssasa .ss ao siea rs
whale crude. Northern &c do Southern. 5ac beaehed
eases S asa 20: winter s 4ss crude ssb
PgrRoLFuM-Inc market quiet and closed barely
steady. The closing prices follows Crude In bulk
sse. SIC do in bills. lie lisc; refined. in bbs
is5sc. and baltimore. issc Advces from She treek
we're ioowsOii City firm, 81 Ok bid - UJs4 asked
United; shipment, i. % 81 171 Parkcrs snpmc
81 2s3s: United. ~ U21. bid Union 81 OK asked Mar
kct dull
Faovrssoss ReceiptsPork. e bbls lard IT'S terces:
80 packages bacon 10 terces and 52S boxes
The pork markct quiet but .n closing AZ the second
.eat' follows june. $iy ID bid, so 80 asked; July
$y 20 bid $40 30 skcd, f9 - lid $40 IS asked
September SID 80 bid SO ~ asked oescbsr $Ig 80 bid
$50 asked The sales about lJ0) hbs so 20
June. sID 10 Ss 80 tor Jaly and $40 - SO 80 tor
August sales 81 mess spot about 80 bbls ~
$iY <iy ~. Cut meats quiet; ouD fresh
shoulders sold A. "a Fresh HAAS were qnosed Ioe
lie picked do. III 1I54c. fresh bellies ~ ~ &C.
Zoe picked do. uasc. iUsc. and boxed do. ~
ysc- lie Bacon nrmer bat quiet city long clear
quoted ~ lee. lu1<c. and Western do 1t
ios4c io1lc Beef ruled quiet but prices. we're IN
do 81, packet si< Terces-Csy cxtrS India mess, 80
a ga india mess. WI. ard crime ness 80
for prime Western smoked meats quiet lac
bsnas sad g. sj<c. ios sheuderA Lssd vas east Ard
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Firm, But Fsverish-A
Decrease In TRANSACTIONS
GOLD 11a ga A 112 5-S.
Government Bonds Strong Railway Bonds
Steady-Money on Call 2 and 2 IL Per
Cent--Investnent Shares Quiet.
WALL SrRExr.
IL A u


Over ope-half OF to-dny's transactions were con-
nned 10 Lake Shore It the sentry on post while
all the rest OF The guard sleeping remarkably
wideawake sentry that for tho only lively fusiIladc
Of the sessop was the Lake Shore position. The
extremes IN prices were SAX and 557 with an eighth
decline from tho better price at The close There ap
pears 70 be NO change from yesterdays status a. do
scribsa in the HERALD. The Mills party have beeu
steady buyers while tho shorts have shown them
selves and anxious 10 cover on each irac-
t,onal advance. IL would seem that Jay Gould, de-
spite or HIS Pacific Mail defeat st retains the most OF
hts "dowuy covcn characteristics, and has applied
them quioly picking up largo line OF stocks. WHILE
10 all appearance, no seller This at least IS the
growing bsisf to-day. and accounts for the general
deere up contracts as also does for the
strength OF ths mqrket
The good example exhibited by Lake Shore IN the
early dealings quickly showed lis santary influence in
tho otncr specu prices creeping ew irac
lions, though with Insignificant amount Of business
Aitor midday there was somewhat OF relapse whom
OF the brokers at thn, but they seemed to
have brought back something with them that tended
to stimulate the market for the wheels set
gong again and whirled on steadily 10 the close.
II the commission orders were Ms mcasre ever
here least fresh batch Of patriots developed.
which is better than no result at all on a dull day.
TIM SALES TODAY.
The transactions ut the Stock Exchange to-day az
grcgaiod 93 900 shares New York Central and Hud-
son River 507 Erie, 800; Lake Shore, $4,000; North
western, l725 do preferred 1900; Rock Island 1866
Pacific Mall 200; ST. Paul. 1850; do preferred 500o
Ohios, 3,250; Western Union, 5000; Wabash, 500;
Michigan Central. 2 400; New Jersey Central l.O4h
oPEx!sG, HIGHEST LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows tho opening, highest and
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100 Del, L 4 W RR,.. ItsA
$50 TO 8 P. n
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT Lice. HIGHEE-yUTUREs
l-32c. l-l6C. FIRMER--FLoUR STEADY
WHEAT DULL AND lIREGULAR--coRN FIRM
OATS STEADY = wHIsKEY NOMINAL PORK
FIRMER - LARD IRREGULAR PETROLEUM
sTEADY--sPIRITs TURPRSTIXE QUIEr-RosIN
QUIRr-ons QUIET--FREIGErs QuIET-coF-
FEE FIRMER-sUGAn FIRM.
THURSDAY, June 15-6 p N.
There no decided change in the markets for gen.
eral merchandise today nearly everything remain
ing dull at unchanged ngures--thoueh in some cases
values showed further shrinkagc. on Change Flour
Was steady. Wheat duh and irregular Corn was
firm but quiet Oats steady. Whiskey nominal Pork
nrmcr but quiet Lard somewhat irregular.
Freights were quiet and generally weaker. Cotton on
tho spot Lice. higher. Futures we're drmer Cof
foo was arm. Naval stores wero quiet. OILS were
quiet but steady. Petroleum was quiet ana about
Steady. Sugar hrm but quiet
CoPPEE.--Tne market for Brnzls was firm, but
rather quiet. 5000 bags Rio Reggy Day sold at
1916 Tor fair to fully fair; mild coffee was steady
During past 5000 bags Maracaibo 45 do Costa
Rica do. Laguayra sold In lots FOR consumption
tho range Tho stock OF mild coffee in nrss hands Is
a. folovs-Java, grass mats, l265lO: Ccyion 1927
bags; Maracaibo 2uo65 do. Lagunyra o574 do jamaica
200 do ST. Domingo. 24ss do Porto Rico $50 do Costa
Rica 49, do African 674 do Mexican, 1872 do Manila
200 do Savanilla LAB do Toal stock, 81 AS bags and
l265lo mats Java Remarks--wc have Mcssrs. wrigh.
Co.'s telegram dated Eo. June H. 1875, advising SALES
since 7t inst p 900 bags Shipments 10000 do Load
ing 1900 Stock ut date, 72oO do. Average daily
receipts 400 bags Prices6oo market firm. Exchange,
25sd We quote :Ordnary cargoes l5c 15Ac; fnr do,
l6c. i7c.; good do l714c l71sc. primo do I7sSc
49, range for lots loo i9c Santos fair godd
l6c IKE gold, ninety days; Java, bags,
2oc 22c; do, mats, 2oc 23c Singapore. do,
isc. aoc. Ceylon, 1896 1870; Maracaibo, 1876
lsc Laguayra l6l2c. IKE; Jamaica, loo. lie st.
Domingo l41sc. l5c; Porto Rico. isc. 1skc Costa
Riea lie. iyc.; Mexican, 1880. lSc Manila lie.
lsc.; Angosura. lie. 1885, Savanila, l4sac lsc.;
Curacao, 141ac u lie.
Lie. Business was quiet account OF the
trsmc views OF holders. Futures nrmer The
closing prices to-day with Wednesdays prices
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new YORK HERALD FRIDAY JUNE Ic ls7s.-TRIPLK SHEET

coupon; forty bonds, 1915 new nses, io0's
1905; Erie. l2as; do. preferred, is 10
STATE DoSps.
State bonds were strong, Missouri long skies advanc-
ing TO los and Tennessee SKIES new rising =, to l3k
RAILROAD bonds
In the railroad bond list there advance in
Milwaukee and ST. Paul sinking fund gold scvens to
9la The other changes were advance Of y per
cent in Chicago Northwestern consolidated, Morris
and Essex first and Great Western 6rsi OF 1885, i per
cent in Western Union Telegraph OF 1900 and Michigan
Central sevens and = per cent in Hannibal aud St.
Joseph cighs convertible; decline OF = per cent In
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Fights, and \ per
cent in Chesapeake and Ohio frat coupon onl In the
afternoon ohios and Mississippi second declined to 3d.
Union Pacific lrss advanced to lcak, land grants TO
1908, St. Paul gold sevens TO 1924 Harlem hrsts to
li6a and Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Minnesota nrsss
TO IL The following the closing quotations for
tactic Railroad bonds:-un.cn Pacific ars.s 1855
1861; do land grants, loox q 1905; do. sinking
funds, so,i 90; Central Pacidcs, 1osk 1881.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
The following are the Philadelphia stock quotations
at three o'clock this day, reported BY Randolph, Bics
l.. u ~
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The second days session OF the African Methodist
Episcopal Conference held IN the Bridge street
Methodist church, Brooklyn. yesterday
Rev. Moses woodyard opened the proceedings with
PRAYER after which Bishop wayman called the business
meeting To order Revs T.. y. Davis, Il. T. Thompson
and j. Frlsbie were appointed Il committee on local
orders conference was held between several
o. the brethren, aside from the Convention,
at which personal differences discussed and
settled.
Complaint was made by Brother Frisbie OF Mr. Dud-
10y permitting tue OF his church at Oswego FOE
meeting the congregation 10 decide whether they
would accept the pastor sent there by the Conference.
Tho ease was referred committee for report
4 charge WAS made against Brother woodward for
having unsettled grocery BILL 70 the amount Of
about $2h Ths brother sad he could get trusted by
the again, II he so desired. He was 70
lievcd from serving on the committee. Among tho
candidates for the ministry whose names were ore
sentcd were:-John c. Lodge, ~ X. Jackson, William
E@banks, A. = Amos j. II. Mccoy ana G. H. Greene.
Brother Williams spoke OF the necessity OF closely ex-
aiming candidates for the ministry, rcmarking that
a q rtain whom he had seen ordained 'cut his
fathers throat, stole his fathers horse aud stole has
fathers wife and got her now" The brother had
known this parrcl.al parasite ever since he was born.
The Bishop created much merrtmeBt with The remark,
"rcrhnps you knew hun before he was born"
In the evening Row AIR. Nichols preached the mis-
sionary sernoa he Bridge street church, and The
Rev. Mr.. Amos preached in the Fleet street church.
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MRS. STEWARDS LATEST GIFTS.

The list OF MRS. Stewards contributions for chart.
table and benevolent purposes iengthcns out still
further:-
Mr.. Samuel Wietts, in behalf OF the Society for tho
Relief OF the Rupturcd and Crippled acknowledges the
receipt OF her donation OF 81 besides 81 900
New York Infant Asylum and 81, 600 to the Working
women's Protective Union Mrs stewart has sent Mr.
Cyrus Curtiss 81 500 Tor the benefit OF ST. Lukcs Hos
pitaL
Mr.. John u. Wright was informed on Tuesday
thorough judge Hilton that Mrs. Stewart desired 10
contribute $500 aid Of the Society for the Prevention
OF Cruelty TO Children.
1t said that Mrs. Stewards donations this way
already amount TO about 500. 900.
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The following are the Philadelphia stock quotations
at three O'Clock this day, reported BY Randolph. Bcs-
ley Coz
THE BoSAxzAs.

The disparity or price between the shares OF Con.
sodatcd Virginia and those Of the California Company
continues TO widen, the quotation At this mornings
board being 63 for and IS for tho other and holders
are growing anxious and asking many questons which
tho brokers hero arc unable TO answer The general
market IN San Francisco down, aud evidently an
unusual state of excitement exists there Heretofore
il has been tho habit of the kings TO step In ut
the last moment aud rescue the market from the strip
OF the BEARS and people, bong chiefly bulls, are
hopefully expecting demonstration OF that kind from
Flood OBrien. Tho latest newspaper reports are TO
the effect that the California mine Is yielding $50 tons
Of ore daily, ana tho Consolidated Virginia $50 tons
Tho months yield Of the latter minc however Is ex-
pected TO be unusually light, owing to the stoppage OF
one OF the mills and the delay in raising incident
to repairs to shaft II tho decline in the market Tor
the shares lis solely this be but tenn
porary ut the worst.
The San Francisco papers complaining that ssnot
even the bonanza stocks honored with quotation
in the New York market" but may say, for their
Information, that as soon tho Mining Board Is
organized the bonanzas and many other good
mining shares will be regularly called here. II is cx-
pected that careful investors will gladly pay ad-
vanccd price for certificates ready for immediate de-
livery A half per cent in favor Of market would
draw hither large amounts Of the stock ana enable
brokers spectators to carry lively trade by
purchasing in tho cheaper and selling in the dearer
market There is no mining intelligence from San
Francisco worthy otspccial mention.
The following table of prices OF the prominent gold
and silver mining shares received by telegraph from
San Francisco is furnished by Mr. William Ward,
Drexcl Building
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THE FATAL TUGBoAT COLLISION

Coroner Cannon, ofJerscy city commenced inquest
yesterday IN the case OF the who were run down
by the tugboat r. +. Cahi OF the Battery the 9th
inst The body OF the younger man identified as
Louis JacoDus, who had been missing from his home
Greenvilic since the of the day the
occurred. Charles r. Weiss of Newark, appeared and
identified the other body that OF HIS brother who
disappeared from Newark three weeks ago. Al the
time he lett he had watch and gold chain, but when
the body found they were missing. the inquest
was adjourned til next Monday. Shoud the County
Physician interfere, however Il win be discontinued
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BOLD BURGLARY IN NEWARK.

Tho grossly Incompetent management Of the Newark
police force received still further illustration by tho
preparation early yesterday morning OF another daring
burglary Emanuel IIumc's tailoring factory, located
a man thorouyhfare-No. Cd springfield avenue
entered aud 200 PAIRS OF pantaloons valued at
s 200 carried Off A wagon undoubtedly used by
Tho burglars Tho police authorities ashamed OF such
n crime being committed under their without
any arrests beng made, tried every effort suppress
the facts from the reporters, but win the result hero
with set forth
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To THE EpIroR or rnE BrRALD:-
cannot refrain from expressing my feelings Of in
dignation the conduct Of tho Weed Sewing Machine
Company toward Bridget Barry, reported in the
HERALD Of this morning
While cannot indorsc her act IN the destruction Of
tho plate glass readily Imagine her feelings Of
cxasperaon Al the discovery Of her loss OF $55 which
sum, no doubt was the savings o. many months Of
hard poorly paid LABOR.
cannot close without commenting the course OF
Justice Daily and handbag you 81 tor Bridget Barry.
INV Yonk, June ~ lSsG NIMKOD.
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I4l,l33 Al, 1868 l22.9sl lo.3Ul
lis,6l9 i0o.o93 1885 1919


June IL 1873 ......... 90 1873 5353O 25i. o35 s,sil
We quote Fair good refining. 1sac. asc Cuba gro
cery lair 10 choice se size; do centrifugal hhus ana
boxes Nos 20 H. SIZE 9lac. do, molasses. hhds and
7c she do, grocery. fair 10 choice SEC; refined
standard A, aac Ice OIL A. asac ssic crnsied lofc
powdered lOlsc: granGlatcn. lusc. cut Loaf. iusac
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~ tieces The market was quiet
ut l3i4c. at l3lsc Tor prime.
rALLow-Reccip,s. ~ hhds. los tierces and 79I bbs
The market steady.
TEAS-we sales by auction Of l.054 half chests
Moynne At from l6lsc i1c H., 100 do Annoy Ooong
2sc seize. per b.. 1870 do. Japan lUac. 35c
h. 40 do. Congou 1T 2sc In and SUI Loxcs fiEg
nj from i9c a A. l.c. 10.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. bbs whishcy and 50 tbs aleo
ho. The market q2iet aud nominal: 4, bbs sold
before Change at II III IL L.
FRfIGHTsThe movement ia tonnage OF all descriptions
slow after yesterdays active business aud rates
generally weaker The engagements we're To liverpnn
per steam louoD bushels OF gram at tL Iai j-uJ1
bushels at i per 90 lbs 40 bales OF > ltd
81 900 boxes of cheese. saturdays steamer ncidng
recently rcporfcdl Mt s and bacon previously
ported at los and by sail. e.. bushels grain I'd
To Giasgow steam, 1000 boxes 81 cAoes, ut ous.
The charters comprised "a German bark rc.let, rcni
Philadelphia or baltimore 10 Gcrinan batc. with 400
bbs OF refined mt is. DID, option tronstadt NJ
IS. Norwegian bark. hence Ia srcmen with Jsn bbls
do ut 80 % German bark from fhadcpii 10 Bremen
with 5uu bb do. NJ Ia long lay days; itai.an bark.
hence TO the Levan with go OF refined petroleum
.Ss British steamer 245O tos laid the berth.
Liverpool, taking the grain reported above.
Latter sierman bark NOW ~ tho hrsakwater). from
Richmond to the Baltic. with $500 bhs rehued petroleum
NJ s Norwegian bark hence To ilavre bordeaux.
with 800 Ibis. petroleum Mt Is isd Ancrcnn
brig hence 10 the Baltic with 29V bbs rcincd petroleum
ut S. Norwegian bark Richmond fienshurg with
2,3Ju btls. do dc. AZ 3s 6G American schooner c
ported DAYS SINCE afterward cancelcd hence adx
Seville. with Uuuu do ut 23icc To London, by
sail. loo bills Hour. last evening. al q. 4!sd
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LONG TRIP FROM ROCKAwAY.

Tho steamer Plymouth Rock was cncompassed by
fog while shc on her way from I,ockaway Beach
on wednesday evening The marky envelop settled
10 closely about her and remained so rersstcnty the
steamer had to bay to, and hence did reach this
CITY until yesterday morning at ten O'Clock when her
passengers iaadcl alter their unexpectedly long
ertv.
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At two o'clock yesterday morning Bridget Faon, re-
siding No - Sussex street, Jersey city, found
dcad the floor beside her bed by her son, who just
entered the house at that time When he LEFT In the
evening hts mother good health. Coroner Gan
non made inquiries, but could obtain any cvscncc
that strangers entered the house An inquest VIII be