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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-22

The run the Dry Dock Savings Bank Was con-
tinued yesterday, and tho crowd Of anxious people
waiting TO draw their little savings greater
than the previous day The sidewalks throngel
long before the doors opened, and thsJ
were thrown open rush made for the paying tel
ler's desk The crowd steadily increased from ten
O'Clock till one, three policemen required t.
keep excited people in order Several Of those whs
called, however, finding their money was promptly
forthcoming, away without drawing II, and
made deposits TO mark their mistaken confidence
In the bank, The greater part Of the crowd Ger
mans and Hebrews and It 10 said that tho origin
ated at a meeting Of German lodge. AZ the tme the
bank closed three O'Clock there about 800 per-
sons inside and great number still on the side
walk Up " that hour about SIC, 600 had been with
drawn.
Mr. Mills, the President, stated that the bank would
be well able TO stand the rum and that II could, II
necessary, pay every dollar OF deposits He SAID that
there grounds Tor the panic and compared u
to groundess cry OF IRE IN crowded theatre. The
bank officials he said, utterly Al loss for reason
Tor unless It can DO found 10 the fact that the poor
non-E speaking customers Of the institution
had confounded 1t with tho Mechanics and Traders
Bank, referee for which had been appointed by the
courts The bank has in bonds and mortgages,
81. 345, $50; In bonds Of cities Of the state Of New
York 81 30l 900; New FORK city bonds s. AT 900:
government bonds, ~, sos 900. and In real estate,
upon basis Of Mt least ten per cent above par II
recessary 600 600 can be put ut command TO meot
any aud all demands.
The bank officials express themselves very conf
that the people become convinced that
there real cause for alarm the run will cease.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-22

BKEvks-Trads opened slow ON this forenoon mod
Ssna q p
ali metz Ss herds 70 hSS rom
sna we're nearly ali sold on BY Al sixtIsih
sas. a. G a.
ss sr :i1H% no. 70 M :ssss !. % s
- Illinois s:ssss q sfe per ,o. Weigh. ~ cw. i2s M
steers = per To- "a Per .sisss X
Y : 's sss % % ~ * r's Illinois
steers obtained Moses sold tor .sl q illinois
: s~... :s.as. - I,iiasi: :':..;s. Ss per
X > saIsh.ss :sid Coon hoss1y % Illinois steers
ss: : Meyer, :s Ct i S s1. sis: Il
.s :;sss a:. ~: ". =; +,
s ~s'ss' d sssss & PEE
ewt; ~ Iinoi, steers - io,.e per n With - on per
as. Jersey 6Isy s.sss So DsSns .oiS ss s
- o. &C. s H. sys y .s
stpizc per b. weight cwt er.eh
~ 90 = 9o c: ~ s Il per 81 T rss
NEIGH; "a ss 9r n H.. p x oo y .T:
ss;. ria w. sSs1 w Is
lime: * TX; q. p; s::s ":'ss'
~ steer. !. e pss d. Tin @ sssa
ssss; sesse per To-: weigh. e.s sherman .oa s:r
. - sa': stss.i ! asf
sss cs".y s :a sss SsT.
nois steers A. Be- lVc per D. wegat ~ evt for N sum
msrs ~ indiana steers = sc per 10, weight 1ewt
sheep sold AZ &C. s6'<e per lb lambs 81 &c. LOG 10
j. Kirby sold 40 Kentucky smhs weight 70 $40 lbs
per lb Judd Buckingham rod ali Uhio sheep. weight
1s.28oi - At IKE per ID. Kse Pdccck sold 22s Ohio
sheep. weight 1850 lbs at Sic 1853 Ohio sheep
weight Y z7o lbs :. Sc Pc, H. "a Ohio sheep. We ss
zo.s4O lbx. at SIC per 3D.; s74 Virginia lambs.
weight 40 lbs. Il &c 10 I26 Kentucky lambs
s4o . * sc per 10 y Jersey lambs weight ss7o los.
1857 bs ~ &c. per h.; "a sheep weight 10 bs
~ SIC per H.; 81 state sheep. weight 4sIo lbs ~
Mich Cows Thsee fresh cows sold - eos t62 &6s
per head. calves included.
vEAIs AND cAIvrx -Bustcrmik fed calves sold ~ &C.
Sc per ID ordinary quality calves SIZE per ID
choice quality veals ytt 70 hand.
H0Gs-Thero live hogs sale.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Messrs Lewis F. woG a Brother, manufacturers -
brushes of No IS Pearl street. have been sold out by
the Sheriff
The Liabilities OF Messrs. william Cheeks 4 Co., job.
bers in dress goods OF Broadway stated to be
only about $50 Co., instead OF $3.50 co., previously
settle with their creditors by compromise Of forty
cents on the dollar.
The examipation OF Otto Hustler, dealer IN furs, Of
Maiden lane was continued yesterday before Register
Allen, OF No. 1852 Broadway.
The first meeting OF the creditors OF Henry W. Dowet
held yesterday before Register Alien, when Fran
els schell elected assignee, after the following
debts tad been proved -E. r. Scott Co., $250i o.;
Pctts Lcathc $50; Thomas Ganield, $500; Francis
A. Hall, $500.
The hrst meeting OF the creditors OF Franklin A.
Thurston, buoor was held yesterday before Register
Alien. No oebts we're proved and Mr.. John H. Platt,
tho official assignee. WAS appointed ass gnee.
Al meeting Of the creditors OF John McMullcn held
YESTERDAY at the Office OF Register Williams OF No.
Warren street, Mr.. John q. Cameron was elected
assignee
Tho nrst meeting. in composition, OF the creditors Of
John g. aud John r. Baxter was held yesterday before
opposed y composition Of twenty 1--WE cents the dol
lar, but the meeting adjourned without taking any &C.
ton thereon.
AZ the second composition meeting or the creditors
OF George l.. Burr, held yesterday, before Register
Fitch, thcrc opposition expressed 10 the offered
composition OF forty cents on the dbIiar
Tho first meeting oil the creditors OF William l..
yesterday before Register Filch adjourned until
tile 30th inst.
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BRooKLYN's NEW CITY BUILDING.

Yesterday forenoon ground broken the site
set apart by the Common Council for the erection Of
new municipal building, the west side oil the Kings
County Court House. AZ eleven o'clock large
asscmblnge Of citizens and officials gathered Jorae.
street. in the vicinity OF the ground selected and
Mayor Schroeder made his appearance. shovel In hand
and removed small quantity OF earth amid the
cheers OF the spectators. President French Of the
Board OF Aldermen followed tho example, after which
several addresses were made The Mayor said some
lorty years ago the corner stone was laid
for the City Hall. Il was tnen intended
to erect building which should
the whole Of CITY Hall sauare; butt the panc
OF 1887 put atop the baIldng Tor the time being.
and the project sumberd til 1ss}. when the present
Guy Hail was begun aud completed within Two years.
on the modified pan. The building originally
tenord would be what now wanted Tor room and COM
vcnieuce The practical mechanics who members
OF the Adermanic Committee Building will see 10
a. his Honor said, ihai this ~ NJ honest Job
ever put up In the city OF BROOKLYN" II IL fortu.
nate time. provides work for many unemployed
mechanics and laborers In the city.
Alderman Fisher then spoke. reviewing the history
OF the CITY Hall. which cost with all rs furniture,
$3.50 00O The Court House cost but 1851. 5dS -
II cannot be SAID that Brooklyn II exravagan Ia her
public buildings. Corporation Counsel he wtt super
VISOR Clark and Alderman Murtha also made short
speeches. amer which work OF excavating begun
The building, which Is 10 cost 500 900. VIII have
depth OF $50 feet and VIII have front Joracmon
OF 100 feet Its TO be flushed by May 1871
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THE EMPRESS EUGENIE's LACEs.

News has been received at the Custom House from
The United Statos District Attorneys once that tho
celebrated smugyed lace goods which were made for
Eugenie Empress OF the French, to be shortly
sold for government account at United States Mar.
shal's auction. They scized In May 1875, By
Captain Bracket, Special Treasury Agent who fol-
lowed their owner a Mr.. Hoorix Of Brussels, from
this city 10 Philadelphia. thence to Wilmington, Del,
and thence to Washington, where they were seized
contrnband The goods were exhibited At the
last Paris Exhibition TIE late Mr.. A. T. Stewart ex-
pressed a wish to be present al tncr sale. Mr. Grant,
OF To, firm OF Grant Miller well known Custom
House lace expert, was asked TO place value upon
the laces, and said no could not dress and shawl
have been restored TO Mr. Hoorx upon his represents
ton that SAID goods belonged 10 his wife. here
main some eighteen or twenty pieces to be disposed
Of and their sale promises 10 DO . most Interesting
affair in spite Of hard times.
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THE POLICE PARADE.

The annual parade Of the police taxes place to-day
The line will form In Lafayette place between eigns
and hslf-past eight A. NJ, and start promptly at nine
O'Clock passing through Fourth street to Broadway,
up Broadway to Fourteenth street, Fourteenth
street 10 Fourth avenue up Fourth avenue to Twenty
third street, across to Madison avenue, up Madison
rhiry-iourih street. TO Filth avenue,
down F.h avenue Fourteenth street, thence al ne
west SIDE OF Union square TO the plaza, where the
fore will be reviewed by Mayor Wckham aud probably
Governor Tiiden and also the heads of the various
aepar ncnts besides other distinguished persons The
time set DOR the review 10 ten A. N. Between l. 800
and 500 men will be IN line. The entire command
will be under superintendent Walng. and the -four
Inspectors will each have DIVISION. Tho will all
wear the new Derby hats
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SEw YORK HERALD THURSDAY JUNE % ls7e-TRIPLE

5 s . ssss 70 se ss Ss ,ssS
xoHrLx. June II, 1910.
good ordinary De- Net receipts u bales Exports
wise. a.. Sales, aoo. Stock, $500.
Cotton quiet; middlinT lie: low midd.ug o.c good
sos.asss sss ss'sp'i stock ss q gross $751; Exports
,o Gotten ,,o aas. middss Ike low @IdalIas loe
eoastwiss. io7. sales 100 stock. s'sos. : -
wrLxlsoros. June 81. 1875
for strained. Tar nrm ~ 81 90
White ss' a.. !: VI ssss: sss " s
No M,w.aass club s ear lot. do 81 ~ sa..
meal assnnss E ..i' ss
G.aS Is 70 ,ss s and 70 New
bushels: lumber, ds5 ooo feet. Canal shipments
Reeeipss-By eanal-Fiour o.7.ob bills; wheat 1855 900
soa Wheat SS 20? so ~ d.
ss so a. bailey Do ~ IN e
s 1892 sS .sS 90 c:ns .ss
Ssss ss @ AZ :s:y ss%s:
:s,. $50 Barley neglected. ~sss
ns. 0 ao%n q city msds aa
psv da wA :srs & : .s: n Msss.
june 81 POS: July, 81 II; No. do sl No winter.
4 s ss u sss s s S'fsfsn
August ..tsc.; low d. 4ic no grade, 461c; damaged.
37c; do Dayton and Michigan 36lsc Oats dull; No. q
SEE Michigan 32'$ rejected 25c Receipss-4o0 bills
hour. 1890 bushels wheat. Al 900 do corn
shpmense4o bols -four 1900 bushels wheat, $4,000 do
corn, rs 600 do. oats.
CHICAGO. June 81 1875.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat unsettled opened
and higher and closed NJ inside No. Chicago
spring 81 Os June 81 oi Jul; sales 81 OlA 81 o.
JULY 81 03, August No. Chicago spring. s9tsc re-
jected 7Sr Corn In good demand bat lowers No 455sc
spot: 4aAc July; 45'sc, august; rejected, Ale Oats
Rye easier e!,c aso,sc Barley dun nominal
PORK in fair demand but ut lower rates. Sis 50 SIS 49,
lower; si o. spo. md july VI, 70 sIi i7l August.
7c. 7ssc; clear rib Sides, loc. iolsc;
clear sides, lo'4c. 1Uaxc. Whiskey higher ut
whe.t si.o, bushels; i47 ooo do oats 5000 dol
1000 do barley. 1000 do shipments -Flour 300
bbs wheat II 900 bushels; Al 600 do oats 900
40 rye, $500 do barley - QUO do AT the afternoon call
OF the Board Wheat 81 O3 81 OBJ. July: 81 O2
August Corn lower: 45,ac 43ssc July 45Mc:. August
Oats dull Pork lower $1S 90 july SlS so bid, August
Lard dull. xll. July
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-22

5sk; Delaware AMI Hudson Canal, 1861 lo6<;
Chicago and Alton, 1914 lo2
STATE BONDS
In State bonds the only reported transaction was IN
Tennessee new series al Az
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds closed steady, At the following
quotations United States currency Sizes l26h 127
do DO 1884, registered l20 1901 do do, do, cou
pom 1884 . ia; do do, 1855, registered lloT .
1861; do. do, do, coupon, li5X 11oh;
Do. do, do, new, registered. 11Ts a ll7a; do.
do. do, coupon, 1901 a l2o,<; do do, 1857 regis
tered ll9z 40; do. do, do. coupon, l2s 123h;
do do, 1885, registered, l2l l2lk; do.
do, do. coupon, l24k . l24,s; do. tsnfor,ies,
registered, 1l7as us; do. do. coupon, lish 49,
do nves, 1881 registered NIX lI,a do. do, do,
coupon, 117sS ll7A..
the UNITED STATES TREASURY.
Tho Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $4,000
gold on account OF interest," and ST. 900 redemption
or nvc-swenty bonds The sub-Treasury released
s17324 silver coin to-day Internal revenue receipts
to-day $io7, Ooo customs receipts to-day, $42S, 900;
bank received for redemption to-day, 5000 000
Tho Treasury balances follows currency.
600 900; coin, sos 500 oO0 less certificates
$23 000,0O
FOREIGN xARKHr.
The early London adviccs report cousols arm and .
fraction higher United States bonds steady for
1865 and new 6ves lower for 1s61's and per cent
higher for ten forties Eric weak and declined to
l2S for the and to is for the preferred The
rate OF discount in the open market for three months
bills Is IL ~ per cent Forty-scven thousand
pounds sterling went into the Ba Of England to-day
The Stock Exchange will be closed Saturday next In
order TO allow necessary repairs TO the building
The following are prices at half.past four O'Clock r
NJ :--Consols Tor money "a 9-l6; do tor account,
"a s-1e 94s nve-twcnty bonds Of 1885, old, lo55s
do. 1867, 1885,; tcn-forty bonds 1o7k; new nves,
1867; Erie common shares l25S; do preferred 1871.
In Amsterdam American securities nrm and un-
changed. Erie, 1915; Northwest preferred, 6si<.
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds strong At the early Board
Harlem nrsts advanced H. Union Pacific hrsts to
1O6k sinking funds to 905s, Chicago and North
western consolidated gold coupons 10 o. and Mtlwau
kee and St. Paul In Crosse DIVISION TO 104A; St. Paul
l. and D. division sold at e3, do consolidated sinking
funds At 93ls Chicago and Northwestern nrsts at
1861, Morris and Essex consolidated hrss at 1o3k,
Union Pacific grants at l0l and Cleveland and Toledo
consolidated sinking fund At l0S In the afternoon
there were large purchases especially In the st. Paul
issues which advanced 104ys for La Crosse division,
1901, tor c. and NJ. division and to 93S for con-
sodated sinking funds Erie second sold At los. and
third At 1885. Ono lot Of $4,000 Western Pachcs
brought 102k. Chicago and Northwestern consolidated
gold coupons brought o3< c. c. c. and Arsts, 100
Chicago and Milwaukee Arsts 1o4k: Albany and sus-
quenanna FIRST, ll6 and Ohio and Mississippi con-
ISOLATED sinking fund COS; Central Pacincs ad-
vancsd % ITO bid at tho close
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-22

The receipts the ports follows t'alvest stem 80
bales New Orleans, AT; Mobile ~: Savannah 81
70; New York. io4 Total 29y BALES This day last week.
7st This day last year, lo54 Total since september
4O47 4t6 bales Cotton freghts closed TO ows:-Io
avre, BY steam Sc: compressed; 70 Hamburg by steam
,sc. compressed 10 Bremen. by steam c compressed;
to Liverpool. 5l6c. by steam; by sail SD.
FLOUR AND GRArS-Receipts-Fou 9.75s bbls Wheat
1877 2ls bushes meal 179 bbls and $50 sacks oAs
81 s7s bushels: SASS do rye. "a 7sa do barley
lower. The sales ~ 500 bbs including state
Western aud southern &C she annexed quotntions rye
Hour extent 800 bbs ~ 80 - 10
Corn quiet sales Of TOO bills 81 ~ 70 for
Brandywne and - IS 50 ~ for Western Jersey and Penn
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THE BOILER EXPLOSION.

Coroner Ellingcr yesterday cmpaneIIed jury In the
case Of Knecland Wright the cook Of tho tugboat II.
W. Workman, who met his death the day previous by
the terrible explosion. Alter the jury formally
amined the maneicd remains OF the deceased they
dismissed for the present u being the Intention ofthe
Coroner hold The inquest until alter every exer
ton has been made find the bodies Of the two
Ing men who the boat nj the time OF the ex-
plosou. No traces as vet have been fOuLt OF them.
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sEcuRITiEs At AUCTION.
Tho followfnv saIca we're made nj auction

The following sales made at auction -
Fifty shares Citizens Fire Insurance Company, $40
each 1Slts; 40 shares Safe Deposit Company VI New
York, SIS each, 11l 40 shares United states Ware
house Company, 500 EACH 30 900 shares Peoples Gas
light Company, Of Brooklyn, so; $500 Ctxens' lnsur-
Company certificate rcscrvc iuDd), 90; SIS 900
Brooklyn city seveps permanent Improvement bonds,
u.s. 81 100 International Ocean Telegraph Company's
turers National Bank, 1,9hs; ~ sh res Fulton Bank,
New York l5l 600 shares Loriiard Insurance Com
pany 90 81; 30 shares Republic Fire Insurance Com
pany %; 20 shares Gerhard Fire Insurance Company,
10 shares Mercantile Fire Insurance Company los; 20
shares Sterling Fire Insurance Company, Ito; loo
shares Toledo, Peoria and Warsaw Railroad Company
81; Is shares Metropolitan Gaslight Company, l4.s
$50 shares East River Bank, 10lis
MEMORANDA
Mr. Jewe, President and receiver OF the Erie Rail-
way, sails on Saturday next for Europe. to confer
with Sir Edward watkin and Others on matters con-
ncctsd with the road.
special despatch from Chicago reports as follows
Receipts of produce IRON June 10 date-wheat,
40 oushcIs corn, 5,542 s6s do oats, 152s. 720
do; barley, ,436 do. rye, ,6B do Total,
$500 795 bushels Flour, l96 Gas barrelz Hogs,
ga, 792 Members OF tho Board Of Trade state the
above amount Of grain larger than before
ceived Chicago during any whole month
The Ten Million Silver BILL with Senate amendments
has been referred to the Committee on Banking and
Currency
about 70 cease, which freely circulated In stock
circles to-day, "a without foundation.
Tho premium silver is down TO par l per cent,
In consequence OF the belief that tho Ten Million Ls-
gal Tender silver Dill Will become . law.
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SAD FATE OF AN UNKNOWN WOMAN.

Early yesterday morning unknown woman, sep
posed y DO a tramp. was horribly manelsd on the
Pennsylvania Ra,lroad, within the limits o. Newark
city The remains had 10 he gathered up In q SCOOP.
They beyond rccoxnn on but arc held ,If to-day y
the Morgue. II not Identified they Will W con1lSnt8
70 the Polter's Field
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALyEsf0x. June u, 1870
Cotton quiet; middlinK, l1kc low middlipx. 1u1sc
good ordinary S Net receipts. 30 bales Exports
wise, ~. salss. x40. Stock. -,s5ti'
INV ORLEANS. June ~, 1879
Cotton Qais and steady; middnx like Low middilng.
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NynsThKSr SHARES.
Investment shares sold follows:--New York Gen.
trail, 1o7 lo6h 1904; Rock Island, l0sls 1925
lOsl; Delaware and Lackawapna loo 1907 1917 q
lo.ss New Jersey Central, s5'4 7s IS s7s. ssx
seller co. Chicago, Burlington and quincy ll4s Adams
Express, loeK; wslls.ysrse. ssk, American xxprss.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
LONDON PRopucE MARxSr--l.oxDos. June ELEVEN
ing.-I.inseed oil. 23s I'D. per cwt
LIvKRPooL PRODUCE MAREEr-LivERPooL June al
Evening.-Lnseed ok 25s I'd per cwt.
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PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

PROVIDENCE. X. J., june 2I, 1870.
The printing cloth continues firm Size sac
for tue best 6fx64. with light transactions
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ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The following the changes in closing prices
pared with those OF yesterdsy:-
ADVANCE Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, " New
York Central, "a Delaware and Iackawanna, la Lake
Shore, IL; Michigan Central tx; Northwest, u;
TO- preferred, Il New Jersey Central, 81; Ohio and
Mississippi, 2. Pacific Mail. 4; 81. Paul common, y.
DErI.xx-Gold, u; G., O., q. and l., l..
SrATIoxARY.-Atla.tic ana Pacific preferred. O., c.
md /. c. Erie, Hannibal Harlem, Illinois Central,
Missouri Pacific Panama Quicksilver Rock Island, 81.
Paul preferred, Wabash, Union Pacific aud " Western
rnion.
THE MONEY MARKET
Money was easy atl,s and per cent Prime paper
"a 5is per cent
The following tho rates Of exchange New York
1t the undermsntioned cities to-day :-Savannah, u
per cent premium; Charieston--selIing = premium;
buying, x premium; Cincinnati, easy, par; New or
leans, commercial, 4; bank, -; Chicago, % cents
discount, and 81 Louis, 20 10 100 premium. Sterling
exchange firm; prime asking rates ass 40;
selling rates. ASH a4soll Eeichmarks. ss 95,s and
ssS. os7s. Cables. ss4 a ses.. Prime Paris,
hl6a612,s
TuK GOLD MARKET
Gold was steady throughout the day a. 112ss. The
rates paid for borrowing we're Ia, 2 and ~ per
ccnf .onun snf.n A. RAT
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The following are The Philadelphia stock quotations

Metropolitan and ZOE for American Exchange.
MINING STOCKS.
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WANTED TO IvvEst-wITH SERVICES. s5op 10
w sxioUO. ~ bssises nsn. In some good house.
nsnuisc urinR sntsIe. required
extend partner ossirss TO rsss Address READY. box
4Oc8 Poet once
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Gold was steady throughout the day a. ll2's. The
rates paid for borrowing IL. 2, and 2ts per
cent Loans also made nal
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SPOKEN.

Ship andseer Of and from Boston for Talcahuauo May s.
lat 81 81 n. Ion 81 Is W.
Ship Brown Brothers OF and from Boston for San Fran
cisco. April L. lat 3 ~ ), Ion - 10 w.
ship Garibald Thatcher from New York for San Fran
cisco. May I. lat 10 n. Ion Al.
ship Guardian An,es from Adelaide United Kingdom
May 9. lat ~ :. Ion L.
ship seaiorh CTR. from Liverpool for San Francisco.
April -. lat , 20 n, Ion "a 20 w.
Ship Sieve Bloom dr. Liverpool Bombay. April
II. lat so y, Ion % 10 W.
Ship Hannibal n srown from Astoria o. for Liverpool,
May :. lat 40 n, Ion 81.
ship Andrew johnson, from Liverpool Francisco
date. Is miles Ne Of Lambay.
Hark Martha Norj, ION Gools for Quebec May 81 lat
IS. Ion %
Barx blanche tr,, FROM Portland, o. for Falmouth April
IL. lat Is 10 :. lon 81 IL.
Bark Mcrcurius No from New Orleans for cronssadt
May "a. lat So Ion "a
BARK Empress .Br. from Dublin for Boston,
~. Ion Z.
Bark ceta sBr). from Liverpool for Honolulu April IL
south ot tho Equator.
Bark rrina Regent Ger. from Geenosk for Airanichi
April 10. lat 40 ~. Ion 26 &c.
Bark Kate Harding, Watson from Havre for Sandy Hook.
May IS lat 40, Ion 80
Bark Hester 4 blanchard. from Newport z. for Peru.
April II, lat 20 \. Ion "a 80 W.
H. lat ~ 10 n. Ion - 30 W.
Bark Moliamo. of Chatham, NIB, for MYamichi May o,
of bay Chaleur.
BARI RUS. showing signal BGMc %. United
States. May 70. lat ~ n. lou III 10 W.
The Arciduca kodolfo. from for New YORK. May %,
vessel showing letters sGxB. from sligo for Quebec,
May -, lat 81 n, Ion "a w.