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The /ir,nit M the Btnkh Boy In BMW.
[Krom the Boetoa Port, July 1]
EflW AT THE NATIONAL TIIEATM?TBI
BfiMICIA BOY COWARDLY ASSAULTED AMD BB"
RlhUSLY INJUEBD?GREAT EECITRRWT.
the patrons of to* manly art ot aaaaaablsd
to considerable number* at the National the lire hat
Tenuis, at and tor tha bcacfll ot Jemmy Kuaaey, ait Knghh
light of the Mteaoa, recently arr'.ved to tola oily.
AMirKiiea Kelly, Woods,jutd John C. 'deenua, the Beatoia
Bay, vara advuiUatd to appear, aad 'Jm latter was further
aaneuaced aa toe " Maaier ef Oeremoctea." When, however.
toecurtuiu roae oa 41 Tost, end Jerry," the play to
which toe aparrlog was to be Introduced, Mr. Heeeaa was
ahiMe only as a spectator, to a aide box. Several matches
with toe fclovte wt place, when the nudieooe became Impatient,
and commenced calling for Heenan aad Woods.
The ?' Master ?f Oereanontes" deprecated toe dlspleaeare
of toe audience, aad begged toem to be lutlideJ, which
Obey obstreperously refuaed to be. Jemmy Martey then
awe foiward, aad waa warmly received fne acting
41 Mauler" staled thai a telegraphic despatch haJ been
Received trom Mr. Kelly, promising to be prcaoat
em toe following evening. Cries of " Wnere'e
Woods?" "Where's Heenan?" wero answored by
She aseurar.ee of the becettcary that they wero
44 'ere." Mr. Taylor then cam# lorward and said:?'-Tn4*
ta a pretty way to receive Jemmy Maesey; tie'a a good old
man;" but Ibe audience waa not to be bushed uutil the
'good old man entered into a few eaienuttc round* with
the "Matter." The curtain fell, and toe audience seem
ed to be quietly dispersing, when the Benlcia Boy apraog
before the tcoutgbu, hat in band, and aanoun*pd bis
readiness to spar, with a promise to appear oa Tueeday
nest. Nona or the audience volunteering to engage
Heroin, he returned to bit box. Wood* then appeared
before the curtain and refuaed to apar, but also promised
to appear on Tuesday. Heman then started fur toe door,
toe audience crowding around hi&i ana hooting. Some
Utile delay occurred id the lobby, but Heenio pureed
M and proceedriI up the middle of Portland street, followed
closely by tue mob?loose around him probably
numbering over one hundred pcrsms. When he had
gear about a hundred feet he was attached by a large
number of the crowd, beadsd, as it Is alleged, by such
wortnirs as Barney Ford and a man named Hutchinson,
bat we bare only the authority of a ''general
report" for the latter assertion. There was great
xoitement. Beenan, when thus struck Tor the
list time, fought for about s minute, dealing right
and left banders a bo it bias la a truly terrific manner.
He then turned >ack and ran towards the theatre, but
jast as he reached the crossing at leers surest, he was
struck by a''billy" or slung shot (probably the former),
and running two or three steps further he fell, and with
great force. But be mstnnl'y sprang to his feet and ran
about twenty feet further, when he again fell and the mob
encircled him. His friends, however, who before had
bttu unable to render him any assistance, managed in tho
oonfuau n that very naturally ensued to bustle him into a
back that was fortunately standing in ths violnuy. soil
Ibv wounded sua bleeding "champion" was conveyed to
toe apothecary storo of A B Wiibor, 160 Court siro.t
The carriage was apparently followed by only those
friendly to Heenan, but these garnered around toe store
as immense multuuee of exsited individuals. Dr. J 6.
Janes was called, but before his arrival other physicians
(Drs Dale and Lewis) bad reached the spot,
anu the wounds of Beenss were dressed. It arts
found that there were three distinct gashes upon the
scalp of the Injured men, and each exteuded to the
skull, although in neither instance was the skull frao
tared. The injuries were declared to he severe, bat
by no moans dangerous Heonsn was quits sick and
Med profusely, yet amid all his sufferings he was perfectly
self composed and found opportunity for the remark
that "if his enemies wished to play Ctub Lw with
him be oeiired a full band himself." Huvtng received
all the medical attention that ths circumstances of his
esse demanded, the Btnicia Boy was returned to the hack
asd conveyed bv his friends, who. swarmed Inside, upon
the box and st the rear, t? some plaoe or other where his
condition would receive the most acceptable and satlsfitcfsctory
treatment.
Much sympathy was expressed for Hoensn, and this
was conriderabiy enhanced by the courageous manner in
which he met the assault of an infuriated mob, and by
the generous spirit he seemed to exhibit when subsequently
alluding to the matter. The reason he was understood
to bsve assigned tor not taking part in the exhibition
was that he desired to spar with so one but Australian
Kelly, and In connection with that artist be
promisee to "strike out" to the entire satisfaction of all
as Tuesday evening next. But there is s strong Morriasey .
faction in this city, and to them, whether justly or an
Jettiy, is attributed tbe dastardly aaaaulk We know not
that certain parties named a be re bed any connection with
the affair, and we hope that for their own (credit they
had not. Heenan was unarmed.
Weekly Report of Ihethi
la the city and county of New York, from the 26th day of
Jane, to the lid day of July, IBM.
Men, 70; women, 67; boys, 140; girls, 110?Total, 880.
Adults, 188; children, 860; males, 223; females, 107;
colored persona, 8.
Abscess of the lirer 1 Enlargement of the heart. 1
Alb una carta and Bright'! Eryaipeaa 2
disease of kidneys 1 Ferer, gastric 1
Angina 1 Fever, puerperal 0
Apoplexy 6 Ferer, remittent 1
Apoplexy, serous 1 Ferer, scarlet 10
Asphyxia 4 Ferer, typhoid 1
Bleeding 1 Ferer, typhoc 2
JMeeo lag from bowels.... 2 Heart, disease of 8
kneeing from lungs 1 Hooping cough 5
BiecOing from womb 2 Inflammation of bowels.. 0
Bowels, disease of 1 Inflammation of brain.... 12
Bronchitis 4 lullammauoo from Injury. 2
Cancer 1 Inflammation of lungs.... 10
llntii-AP git HlnsirlAW 1 Tuft* mmniirn nf Inmac.h 1
Uior of rtom&ch 2 Intemperance 2
Cancer of womb 2 Jauniice 2
Oarua'ttea 6 Killed or mard???a 1
laeu&liy by being ruu/mr 1 Liver, disease of 1
Cheuait} t>v fall 1 Lum reurrea 1
C?..era titai:t*.ni 19 Lungs, disease of........ 1
Cbo'era morbus 1 Marasmus, tnfarftile......19
Or r hoes cf liver .. 1 Metr.les 10
Colic 1 Ovarian disease 1
Ootnprevhiou u( tbe brain. 1 Old age 3
Oougosiioo of tuc brain...10 Palsy 2
Ooogistiou of the lungs... 2 Pleurisy 2
Consumption 49 Premature birth 8
Convu s.t js, adult 1 Koeumatism 2
Convulsions, infantile 18 Scrofula 1
Voay 13 Pmallpoj 1
Cyanosis. 2 Softening of the brain.... 2
Debility, adult 2 Spine, disease of 1
Debility, infantllo 5 Stillborn 32
Deil/iimi tremens 6 Sole de, by arsenic 3
Diarrhoea. 8 Teething 6
Dropsy 1 Tumor, mailgaant 1
Dropsy in the chest 2 Ulceration of bants 1
Dropsy In the head 16 Ulceration cf throat 1
Drowned 9 Unknown 1
Dysentery 7 ?
Dyspepsia 1 Total ...389
The number of deaths, compared with the correal*;tiling
weeks or 1867 and 1868. and of last week, was as fob
Week ending July 4, 1867 311
" July 8, 1868 447
" June 25.1869 351
" July 2,1869 889
Increase this week 37
saoamciatiOH?owsases olsmsd.
Bones, Joints, to 8 Stillborn and premature
Brain and nerves 70 births 40
Oeeerative organs. 11 Stomach, bowels end
v Heart and bkv-d vessels. 8 other digestive organs. 88
Leugs, throat, to 108 Uncertain seat and geneOld
age 3 ral fevers 28
Skin, to., and eruptive Unknown 1
fevers 32 Urinary organs 2
Total 389
?Of which 23 were from violent causes.
40M.
Under 1 year 146 80 to 40 years 48
llo 2 years 43 40 to 60 years 28
2 to 6 years 42 10 to 60 years '..... 12
6 to 10 years 16 60 to 70 years 10
SO to 16 years 3 70 to 80 years 4
16 to 20 years 8 80 to 90 years 6
99 to 26 years 8 Unknown 2
96 to 89 years... 14
Total 889
anvmne.
Austria 1 Poland 1
Ovitiah 4 morlrs O Unwl .ion) w
(land > Scotland 6
Fiance 8 United State* 291
Oermany 19 Unknown 2
Ireland 69
total 349
roauo marmmom.
Almshouse, Blk'a Ial'd.... 6 Jews Hospital 2
BeUerne Hoapltal 11 Lunatic Aay'm, Blk'a UL. 1
Oty Hoapltal 10 Nora, and Child's Hoep'l.. 2
Qty priaona 1 New York Juv. Asylum.. 1
Colored Home Hoapltal... 1 St. Luke's Hoapltal. .... 1
Island Hoapital 8 ?
total. 38
waana.
1 10 18 38
2 1 14.. ? 14
S 4 18 3
? 22 16 14
22 17 60
16 18 17
t 23 19 28
26 20 80
18 *1 28
M 12 U 23
U 82 ?
U 8 Total 889
DANIEL E. DELAVAN, Oty Inspector.
Oty Inspector'* Department, Nov York, July 2, IN*
WlUlauibWf City Haw*.
Arrmi-nu Arums?Friday night an attempt ?m made
6e Mt Are to a building at the corner of Graham a yen no
aad Deyoe street (E. D.), occupied byProfsssor Grant as
a manufactory for calcium lights and Are werka. One of
be neighbors saw a ataali boy set Are to gome bay under
lie building, bet be escaped before the man could reach
lie street. Hie 6re wan extinguished without damaging
feo bonding. There was quite a large stock of material
00 hand, which would bare been destroyed bed not the
fire been fortunately discovered. ?
Inaaasmw Bosool Exauuno* The pupils or publla
flbool Mo. 18, la Bemson street, of which Mr. Bush la the
principal, gave a musical aad litarary entertainment on
Friday afternoon, consisting of a choice selection or recigabone,
soloo and eborumss, among whlsh wereseyeral
faT*-"" places Borne of the speakers showed mora than
ordinary talent, and gave promise of future eminence,
the building was tastefully decorated with the national
Bag and choice flower*. The attendance of visiters was
nausuaJly large?a fact which rpe-tki well for the ciiista*
?f that part of the ctt/.eflbfdlng, as it doer, er,courage
meat to the teachers. Prof. Metcaif distributed a large
number of certificates awarded to UP. pupils tor punctual
mid |ood oootlftufT j
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A Day on Rise Plantation.
[From the Saltabury Watohaaan.)
ft> many of your muter*, doubting the is'** of plant
n? ?Di cultivating this great article of ipoy la aa nooh
nnhiiiraaatfh were onfr grown In tbslmfiiadlsa. All,
however, are acquainted wHa tta aaoaUant quantise aa a
nwirtiilH dtot
The broad flat piaoa of fro and at many acrea extends
along the river and eat npoa adjaoaot creeka; the land Is
divided Into "tasks" by ditches ranoint through In every
direction, though mostly crossing aaah other at right
sag lea. m ploughs are aaad, the whole work being done
with a short hoe and a loan aarrew one. When a set of
bands are put into una of these tasks they must smooth It
off, make tbe Httle trench rows, sow tbe seed and oorer It
all la the same day. The tasks are really given to onl?
one, as, lor inataaos, It la the work of one to smooth so
much ground; of another to trench after mm; of anotaer
to sow tbe seed, sad another to cover it. The numbers of
these tasks make afield; this field w not fenced In, but
surrounded by a large ditch and embankment. These are
designated aa Nob. 1, a, 8, ho., and contain 10, 16 or 'do
acrea. There la no fencing, the great body of land, oon
mining a number of fields, being surrounded by a large
canal.
Having given yon a feint idea of bow the land Ilea, wc
will ace how It la cultivated, la the fell, after the rloe Is
cut, as soon as perfectly dry, the stubble Is burnt mr
bomelimes the weather will not allow Una; then It remain,
and ia chopped under in tbe winter. In December the
wnoie ubDa mieuaea tor cultivation id gone over witu iw
boo, breaking clods, ho. la March the planting season
begins, and trorn tu*l time onward la Ute rush. At aoou
m tbe Held is planted It id severed with water, and ao re
mt'vi until the rice la pretty well grown. The water is
then let off, and soon after the Held Is gone over with the
boe to chop out graaa and work the rice. Tnis is done
twice before tbe crop ripona. Tbe Irrigation ta managed
so tbat wben one field Is under water another may be
dry. several hands are constantly employed In clearing
cut ditchee, stopping leaks In embankment, Ac.
B Every kind of bird la a lover ot rice, and an enemy to
i interests of the rtce planters, but Ute one most lreaded
la tbd rice bird. It is a small bird, or darkish brows
color, witb a sharp stout bill, with which it grasps toe
t talks of rice, and squeezes the milk from it as effectually
>s If done witb h pair of nippers. Tbe only means of getting
vld of them la by powder and shot; and though
thousands upon thousands are killed, they still ap
pear as thick aa at first. During the eeason of kill
log, hogs sad dogs upon the plantation all get
tat. Tbe negroes are provided with gnns, and stand upon
the banks and shoot from morning until night. Whsa a
flock of these birds come down near a rice field, they
swoop dowa with a noise like thnnder, and the beantlfai
green rice stalks fall down before them as does the rice
before the reaper's book. Left to themselves but a few
hours would suffloe to clear the field, but a half dozen
musk els scare them off for a time. Bat lew who do not
live ta that section have aa Idea of the immense damage
which they do to the rice planters, and I suppose there is
?<> means of correct calculation, aa they never fall to ap
pear, though more numerous some years than others
Mr Mcares talormed ms that last year he consumed tbir
I t Hv* tiin 1/ mvilAr In iliMUiiu Uiam and Ihftt nn,v??
he bad used m much as fifty kega. The shot ?u In pro
portion.
Of Into 7Mum an extensive trade has grown up tn the
rice straw. Tbe scarcity of bay and tbe Inferiority or tbe
article brought from tbe North, induced Mr. Meares some
years ago to try cured rloe straw, to put with clover wlib
alt and water. It succeeded well, and for that which be
seat to market be found a ready sale. Other planters
adopted it, and the rice straw is now very generally used
as food for horses, ho. Though by no mesne equal to the
bay which you have end is everywhere tu tbe West, yot
it is far superior to the Northern apology for hay, which
has for so long been an article of food In the Cape Fear
region.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Saturday, July 2?0 P. 1L
The bank statement for the week was made up to day
Instead or Monday, as usual, that day being s holiday, it
compares as follows with the statement of list week ?
Week ending Loam. Specie. Circulation. Devniti.
June 27..*121,744,440 21,760,881 8,216,013 77,103,116
July 2.... 122,401,778 22,041,066 8,366,700 78,132,611
Increase.. *057,324 1,181,784 140,747 039,406
The steamers Ocean Queen and Kangaroo left this port
to-day for England?tbe former with *1,026,028, the Utter
with *760,000 In specie on freight, making the total specie
shipment of the day *1,786,028.
The Board of Brokers having adjourned over from yesUrday
te Tuesday, there was nothing dons in stocks today,
and the street wore a deserted appearanoe.
The epproeeb of the holidays tended to check business
of all kinds; wa have nothing in monoy or exshange to
report.
Tbe exchanges at the Bank Clearing Bouse this morning
were *1,668,641 40, and the balances *26,382,041 84.
Tbe business of the dab-Treasury to-ley was as follows:?
Total receipts *77.140 69
?For cub loin 8 47.OC0 00
Total paymenti 079,209 41
Balance 4,298,710 88
The following la a comparison of ibe exports of the seven
principal staple articles for the week :?
, 1868 / 1869. >
Week ending June 30. .Ain't. Value. Am'L Value.
Cotton, bales 11,479 f?53,?57 4,014 $220,229
Flour, bbl* 40,063 170,403 11,320 79,743
Corn meal, tbis 888 3,376 1,420 6,567
Wheat, bush 253,007 257,425 ? ?
Coru.butb 16,281 12,974 1,562 1,528
Beef, bb'.a. and tea.., 3,102 71 695 8i7 14 806
1'ork, biiia. and tcs... 1,104 18.212 2.133 36,073
Total ? $1,187,770 ? $358,927
Decrease of week aa compared with that of 18581828,843
The following is a comparative statement of the value
of expoiU from the commencement of the year to June
30:?
1858. 1869. Incrtate. Decrease.
Cot tea $4,836,126 $5,807,791 $971,655 ?
Flour 3,431,114 1,976,679 ? $1,483,435
Corn meal.... 136,4(8 173,926 37,418 ?
Wheat 1,855,513 26,466 ? 1,810,047
Coin 1,044,286 98,964 ? 917,3.54
Beef 819,444 1,109,413 289,999 ?
Pork 676,210 1,206,057 629,847 ?
Total $11,779,103 $10,397,226 $1,828,929 $4,210^06
Decrease ss compared with 1868 2,881,877
Tbe Bavaria, which arrived to day, from Southampton
June 18, brlcgi the London paptrs of that date,half a day
later than those by the Arabia. Tbe latest London Tim s
baa the following remarks:?
Tbe funds bare been languid to day, a general inoretso
of anxiety being observable with regard to the tone of con
< mental opinion on tbe p. obable extension of toe war.
Consols opened at the closing prists of yesterday, 92%
92%, after having touched 92%. French Renter, which
fen eff yesterday at 62f. 60c , opened tbts morning at 62f
40c., and have closed at 62i. 46o. Is the foreign ex
changes this afternoon there was no change of importance
from the rates of last post The corn market was
very heavy thla morning, ana aalea could not have been
forced except at a further decided decline. There were
no bullion operations at the bank to-day. The Peninsular
and Oriental steamer Colombo, to sail on Monday, will
take 45282,396 for the Eaat.
Tbe limet aiso notices sales on tbe 17th of June of Iilinole
Central 7'e at 76; do. freeland at 86 and 85%, and
do. eharee at 40 and 39% discount It adds: ?
In American securities there was a further Improvement
la the shares of tbe Illinois Central, and a reduction
in the third mortgage or the New York and Erie.
The annexed particulars of the financial condition of Indiana
are from an official source :?
The entire debt of tbe State Is $7,358,361, of which $?,312,00">
is 6 per cents, and $2,046,861 is 2% per oents.
Tbis toes not include about $800,000 yet outstanding and
unpaid of what is called the Bank Loan. The Sinking
Fund growing on- of the 8tate stock In the late State Bank
will pay oil the Delence of the debt, with a surplus ot about
$3.COO,OCO, wbtcb goee to tbe School Fond of the State.
The assessments for taxation in the 8tate for thie year
amount to about $660,000,000. Siven years age the sum
was about $4CO,QOO,QOO. The annual State revenue wtU
be about $1,200,OtO. The expenses of the State govern
mem, including interest on tier debt, amount to (530,000
per year, tearing a large surplus or revenue applicable to
the annual reduction or the State debt, which by law bat
to be thus Invested, the Auditor .Treasurer and agent o(
the State constituting a Sinking Fund Comm'slou tor that
purpoae. The 2% per ceuti are redeemable In 1897.
Our Chicago correspondent writes:?
I learned last evening from a reliable aource that the
Canada railroads have got the control of the Minnesota
land grants, and are now making their preparations to
get the balance of the La Crosse grant, er rather the
Lortbweitern branch, rrom the Junction near Manston to
Hudson, on the St. Croix lake, with the Intention, as it is
supposed, to make their road, in connection with tne Detroit
and Milwaukee, the La Croeae and the Minnesota
roada, a great line to the Pac flc by the way or Milwaukee,
St. Pan I, the Red river and Saskatchewan country to Fraser
river and the Pacific; In that way bringing the trade that
must nsturslly spring up In that vast country, as soon as It
is opened to commercial Intercourse with the Esst, over
their line into Canada. The project is ssid to be favored
by ibe government officials of Canada, who are ready to
pledge tne aid of the home government.
The movement of the banks in the roar principal cities
of the Union In which weekly reports are made, as
shown by tbelr last statements, Is as follows:?
Loans. Dtpo-if. Spfl*. Cirr'n
N. Tort, June 28 . JIJ17M.419 77,193.116 21,769. 181 8,210,543
II aton. June27. .. 68.474.50U 19.878.006 6.180,868 6 662.901
i'blia . Juce 27 26.416.842 16.114.269 6.066.847 1729.953
K. Or.earn, June 18 17,624.837 19,673,401 14,160,941 11.708,131
Total 1223.160,428 132,768,791 vJkJt! ttJOTOS
Last ?e?k 20 608,880 136,170,908 49,146,020 30,021,621
The statements of the Boston banks for the past two
weeks compare as follows:?
Jimt 20. Jime 27.
Capital Stock (86,1(0,900 86,112,067 Inc.. $2,167
L/aus and discounts. 68,203,731 68,474 300 Inc. .270,000
Specie 6,463,606 0,180,866 Dec.272,738
Due I n other banks 7,400,246 0,663,773 Dec.706,472
Due to other banks.. 7,131,286 7,090,339 Dec. St,946
Deposits 20,229,249 10.878,006 1)05.361,243
Circulation 7,082,781 6,652,001 Dec. 629,880
Annexed Is the statement of the St. Loula banks for the
week ending the 26th Inst. :?
Bank*. Ezekmnge. Oircuiation. Specie.
Merchants'.$760,816 78 100,716 277,660 06
St. Louis 828,66) 87 167,860 124,178 62
Southern 808,798 86 190,470 168.341 29
Mechanics' 421,388 93 180,000 146,743 90
Excnange 284,943 13 170.016 160,431 46
State 1,162,600 94 114,886 440,303 64
Union 73,547 73 121,616 100,361 8#
Total $3,406,823 67 1,184,660 1,419,1169 66
As compared with the previous report, the results are
M loilowii?
NEW YORK HERALD, S
BimU MAmtfi. CinmMitm, Specie.
> chants' 86,296 ma. 10,2 j ueo. #,118 leo.
-i Lonts 21,882 4m. 7,8.0 .leo. 7,708 wo.
utbern 18,800 too. 7,4 <1-tec. 4271m.
Msehsntos' 4M07400. 1,800 dM. 3,109 dec.
EsebUH 78SIbo. 0,210 deo. 11,844 1 .
StoU-TT. 901,760 8m. 0,120 dM. 8,770 hie.
Union 1402 4m. 13,618 1m. 1,823 loo.
7 he Mint et the Pittsburg banks tor the week ending
Jut 27 ?m m follows;?
lianta. Virculatum. Specie. Ltem. Depcdr
Pittsburg 8232,921 324,741 1,718.728 8W.117
ticnarge 477,010 267,06 1,474,441 867,7 *>
Her. AManufs. 879,427 104,86 > 96 01J 269.1
166,906 81,95T W. 279 72,n
Mechanics' 228 840 88,110 726,966 83,(17
iron Clly 228,960 04,84 2 6m.,751 1?2.1M
Allegheny 186,000 82,691 68.,66J 100,116
Total 31,863,668 1,014 667 8,018,436 1,819,018
Previous week. 1,888,478 907,486 6,h#u,2i.5 1,678,3 >1
Increase ? 17,171 28,170 68,517
Decrease 24,828 ?. ? ?
Annexed is a lUtemetil of the Bank of Upper Canada oi i
the 281h of June:?
Capital 93,126,270 Specie 8639,114
Dividends unpaid. 16,830 Real estate 232,343
Profits 922,860 Banknotes 161,066
Circulation 2,091068 Due by banks..... 632.436
Due basks 1,394.397 Discounts 8,847,092
Deposits 2,812,on Gov. deoentures.. 937,836
Go. on Interest... 1,137,068 Municipal do 68,069
Total 811,190,094 811,199,994
The New Orleans bank statement (or tbe week ending
June 18 again shows a redaction In every department.
Tbe precise changes from the previous statement am:?
Decrease m Short leans 9364,881
Decrease In specie 47,099
Decrease in circulation 1.6,960
Increase In deposits 534 316
Decrease In exchange 406,670
Decrease In distant balances 167,9.8
Decrease in deposits proper 376,438
We annex the returns in detail of the weekly statement
of the New Orleans Banks:?
A..1 lesa4* Ifl Taiwa 11^ ? \ 1 '
Citizens' *4,181,6151 4,106,429 8,449,61* 3,692,418
Canal 1,424,804 1,878,232 1,197,060 1.244,461
Louislsns 1,984,9)3 2,960,762 2,887,710 8,038,803
Ixmlaiana Slate. 4,688,255 4,274,667 8,269,218 1,130,668
Mech. & Traders 862,772 886,270 761 616 686,463
N. Orleans 1,189,016 1,186,413 811,010 727,084
Southern 276,670 283,986 246,290 248,805
Union 1,042,300 1,067,886 448,433 497,419
Merchants' 492,181 676,345 301.684 236,169
Crescent City... 1,003,630 967,100 332 003 236.16*
America 1,088,928 1,070,749 436,903 660,817
Total *17,624,83717,889,71814,160,94114,198 040
Decrease *364 881 *47,099
, Circulation , DepotiUs ,
Cask Liabi'es. June 18. June 11. June 18. June 11.
Citizens' *4,112,230 4,122,600 4,238,118 4,414,999
Canal 1,196,017 1,202,262 999,203 1,060,736
Louisiana *76,000 971,260 4,146,194 4,331,260
Lou. State.... 2,707,666 2,776,360 6,006,156 6.071,273
Mtc. & Trad.. 390,606 894,326 861,235 912,828
N. Orleans.... 640,606 666,806 1,030 491 839,420
Southern 206,166 268,706 360,010 856,736
Unloa 579,205 584,406 887,280 1,005,460
Merchants'.... 384,660 389,610 027.6i8 685,286
Crescent City. 220,270 217.425 486,849 379,676
America 228.710 235,516 960,848 1,U0,QB8
Total *11,708,181 11,825,081 19,678,404 20,107,750
Decrease *116,960 634,346
r?Heckasige , r-Dtie Diet Banks?,
June 18. June 11 June 18. June 11.
Citizens' *1,633,028 1,669,244 238,310 362,057
Canal 680,218 796.306 180.837 142.646
Louisiana 894,951 989,703 616,823 636.218
Leu State..... 810,334 887,341 467,104 403,402
Mec. & Trad.. 308,029 400,024 16,420 26,940
N. Orleans.... 432,032 398,661 84,211 86,728
Southern 961,696 968,869 ? ?
l"n ion 231,654 269,238 166,432 206,860
Merchants'... 209,747 207,044 21,675 28,321
Crescent City. 10,196 ? 27.805 29,633
America 6,466 16,600 1,863 12,010
C total *6,070,289 6,481,916 1,770,410 1,928,318
Decrease *406,676 167,908
New York Clly Banks, July 2, 1850.
loesses. Sp-cie. Circulation. V-posit'.
America 6,996,306 1,871,882 180,841 4,714.627
Amir. Exchange 7,161.698 1,293,668 2(0,733 4,410,001
Atlantic DZO,U49 01,467 210,491
Artisans 1,161,464 182,773 97,619 657.088
Assoc ation 654,429 67,967 93,668 269,056
Butchers'* 1,784,692 231,219 183.398 1,218 810
Broadway 2,436,081 889,976 264,387 1,746,619
Bull'* Head 360,647 42,023 103,684 324,424
City 2,116,179 897,611 ? 1,362,821
Chemical 1,924,835 730,420 296,204 2,063,764
Commerce 12,833,163 2,066,043 1,976 6,2.4,222
Chatham 686,684 78,796 126,074 412,061
Citizens' 768,820 87,281 163,081 670,140
Corn Exchange.. 1,606,440 300 361 136,686 754,972
Continental 8,556,870 687,779 171.743 2,346,818
Common wealth.. 1,042,732 106,056 193,327 704,194
Dry Dock 460,201 67,252 160.888 272,960
Kut River 296,703 26.482 87,081 187,431
Fulton 2,018,084 382,733 166,149 1,694.007
Grocers 521,221 44,411 47,009 340,384
Greenwich 840,657 69,534 183 981 634 787
llwnover 1,445,811 176,091 68,0 tT 607,599
Irving 835,826 116,126 127.742 6956.88
Imp k Trader.. 2 669 347 373,099 274.181 1,428,043
Leather fl.oar 344 3 25,165 291,7o5 1,208,'202
Manhattan 4.674,861 921,247 298.136 2,969,530 I
Merchants' 6,772,772 1,45? 320 198,270 4,277,716
Mechanics' 3,696,611 677,401 279,971 2,685,314
Merchants' F.X.. 1,972,781 199,616 143,775 898,86S
Mechanics'& T's 884,979 173,993 133,202 768,328
Mercantile 2,413,225 406,498 36 874 1,760,562
Metropolitan.... 6,825,667 1,042,659 240,271 8,150,762
Market 1,659,935 247,103 212,793 1.026.403
Mar'ne 949,980 90,872 118,436 '477,828
Nassau 1,717,008 187,668 128,380 077,976
N. V. ?x 317,880 23,415 99,655 282,313
N Y ConntV KM ICS R J 8R.1 0-2678 <288 IY! 6
North Riser.... 410,431 65,686 76,691 887,658
New York *4,291 023 887,8.13 416,098 2 808,830
National 2,163,284 198>16 137,354 913,737
North America,.. 1,591,121 262,314 81,007 857,924
Oiela 1,682,914 362,628 109,801 1,105,885
Oriental 684,332 80,792 99,618 390,207
Pacific 1,091,219 201,416 123,127 888,199
Park 4,356,353 1,087,060 180,720 3,608,606
Peoples' 607,021 92,830 116,418 457,692
pbenlx 3,022,677 289,589 133,422 1.4R9.909
Kauubttc 3,997,693 1,186,740 224,956 8,109,725
Stfeotb Ward.. 1,200,824 196,229 208,088 6)4,476
Shoo & Leather. 2,812,709 341,462 97,214 1,863,655
Slate 3,666,286 1.076,760 296,678 2,376,141
86. Nicholaa.... 1,087,316 177,180 92,094 672,070
Tradesman's*... 1,275,937 205,176 317,058 657,823
Calon 2,809,407 670,591 159,780 1,873,746
Total $122,401,77322,491,666 8,806,79078,132,611
Reported as last week.
Kxporta from the Pert of New York to Foreign
Porte, for the Week ending Jane
?T, 1889,
CROSSTAIlT.
Package*. Value. Package*. Value
Cotton, bales. 646 $27,186 Hachewood.ts 67 $3,721
Total $30,856
pajucti *BT nvmiB.
Beer,bbls.... 37 $410 Bread, cs.... 21 $56
Tfca, CS 10 144 Codfish, qtls.. 21 100
Batter, lbs. 10,639 2,070 Pork, bbls.... 44 660
Rice,tee 34 736 Hunt,lb#....2,084 239
Fkrar, bbls... 26 114 Bigs 84 379
Lard, lbs....8,366 446 Drugs, os .... 12 177
Cornmeal,bbls 160 674 Fruia, pkgs.. 8 74
Candles, bxs. 450 1.897 Furniture, os. 11 147
Cheese, lbs..3.671 393 Sugar, pkgs.. 6 217
Hour, bbls.. 1,086 7,616 Wb'bone, lbs. 116 116
Leather, rolls. 6 260 Machinery, cs 1 738
Wooden wars. 69 113 Domestlos.... 6 606
Rye Hour .bbls 26 116 Trunks, pkgs. 18 97
Brandy 10 149 Mattlog 73 699
M tobac.,lbs. 680 170 Dry goods.... 1 172
Furniture, cs. 3 260 Miscellaneous. ? 619
Brandy, pkgs. / 2 438 ?
Tobacco, bhds ' 2 338 Total $20,683
mums*.
Tobacco,hhds. 222 $22,627 Cedar w'd,logs 120 $475
" cases.. 28 1,496 Crucibles, cks. 8 431
" bates.. 124 6,216 Miscellaneous. ? 70
Total $30,313
LiTuroot'
Machln'y jjltgs 14 $2,173 Cheese, lbs..41,000 $2,390
CUUOB, 0?:eS.l,6Zl U?,Ubt) Koam, bt>M...a,970 JU,2ui>
Hub ina't, cf.. 1 76 8bourrs,lbs.2l,702 998
Cutlery, cmo.. 1 312 Pearl ?ago,bx. 315 1,760
Cbcmtcala, ca. 1 1,600 Tobacco, bxt.. 24 623
Cl'k rnoT'te/* 16 1,800 Art tmafl.cn. 2 693
Ag'l lmpte,pg 11 J00 Sp'tlurp'e,bla 078 13,133
Books, carea.. 6 (60 Mug ioa't, ca. 1 360
Elfecta, caaca. 1 125 Wooden'we,pg 3 20
Platina, caae.. 1 1,600 Iig'rlfc, tona 160 3,32L
Segara, caaea. 6 1,454 Flour, bbla... 600 8,600
Skina, pkga... 2 300 Logwood,toon. 167 2,162
Cotton, baga . 32 4,725 Staeea,... ..12,800 871)
Butter, lbs..17,920 1,800 Drugs, pkge... 1 41
Beef, tea 160 2,760
Total ..$165,265
vrnmon.
Sp.tur.,bbla. 1,606 $30,016 Shoe pga,bbl?. 05 8W
3* t c< ke,tona. 20 260 Potaabet, cka. 6 270
01ic.,lba.l,a42,116 36,4')3 Tobacco, bles. 41 4,206
Tallcw 108,187 12,167 E?a. oils, o?... 8 614
Bkloa, pkga... 67 19,373 Pork, bbla.... 300 6,000
Bterea 34,000 2.040 Booka, bin ... 1 66
M. tooa., ba 61,720 10,6.34 Tobacco,hhda. 33 6,600
Ox Zinc, (ka.. 260 4,375 ? (ca... 10 1,590
Oara 1,020 760 I. rubber, bkta 275 16,000
Har,rftpUctr... 883 * 116 Oil caika 44 122
Beef,tc 200 7,815 Sail cloth,bloa 42 2,000
Uocka, boxaa. 196 4 220 Roain, bbla... 403 2,708
Bcawax, lba.3,0C6 940 Hog balr.blea. 19 424
Perfumtry.ca. 3 SCO Booe blk, bbla 60 260
F'>e ft ale. pka. 273 80,261 Clorer s'd, bga 894 6,260
Mahogany logs 686 2,000 Bides, bam.. 45 7,600
Roatn, bbla..1,602 2,834 Hp oil, gal..62,241 76,200
Machin'7,bxa. 61 6,042 Wh'eb na,lblJ,420 2,770
Wory nuta,bgt 430 1,877
Lr. cloth, ca. 2 148 Total $362,163
galwat.
Plga' h'a, bbla 86 $841 Rico, caaka... 26 $800
Total $1,141
iuutibh south amruea.t <>oi/>niw.
Flpur, bbla. .4,210 $28,817 Leather, aides 310 $1,569
Sugar, refined 222 2,629 Mftobo,lba 32,370 6,216
Po'k eo6 10,441 Hplco, bxs.... 166 352
Mf Iron, pkga 42 186 Soap 169 645
Meal,bbla.... 60 210 I.im. ,bbs.... 310 240
Cbatu|i'ne,bka 166 1,700 H'"K*>a, ca*< a. 0 1,230
Beef, bbla .... 80 286 Furniture, bsa 16 218
Tobaipco, Vales 107 2,480 M aculiaauoui. ? 338
Bncka 20,060 102 ?
l IXjptor, bbla , 10 78? 1><?1
SUNDAY, JULY 3. 1359.
OdMm,bales. 1,818 1,000 080
Total toe.U'j
Mf.tob'o.lba 81 ,607 W^iT'sonr, boxss.. 900 $4,694
Bam, bbla.... 260 8,461 In! rubber/* 88 8.700
AleoMl 101 2,868
Rosin 400 740 To.al 010,060
Pitch 200 4Q0
Hour, bbla.. 2,476 J^uTTSim^T'da, es 2 01U
Pork 448 7,478 Pom bbls.... 822 781
8oap, bxa.... 87 178 Braad 26 100
ChadlM 816 084 Carriages..... 8 804
Bhtngea...20,000 100 Mattresses,... 60 160
Pepper, ban. 10 180 Oorn meal, bbl 070 4,676
Tobseco.hdS.. 2 848 Bhooks 000 800
Beef.bbta.... 72 I,0t9 Lumber,a. 16,600 420
Butter, lbs...4,703 006 Cloth log, bxa.. 4 160
Lard 6,730 786 Furniture .... 3 100
Wine, bbla... 7 62 Books, ho., oa 16 693
Hum 6 96 Cheese, lba..0,168 1,03-1
Clothing, ea.. 1 90 Taa,ciieata... 86 170
Domestics, bis 4 320 Bye flour, bbl 83 416
Tuotooo,bxa.. 4 76 Hope, noiw... 11 151
Breed, lba.... 668 1,416 I.eethor, roUa. 3 186
Furniture, bx. 39 3 loe, tone 82 110
Rloe,tea. 10 -31 Livestock, h-i 02 8,110
100 110 Oil meal, lbs.61,000 1,317
Hboes, ca. .12 738 Pio'4 Belt, btrie 120 606
Corn, bush... 1,122 1,116 Urd oil, gal.. 121 107
Hems, lbs .. .2,480 282 Agr. Imp , pits 20 lie
Sugar, bbls... 4 75 MetUeeaaeous. ? 1,844
Faacy g'ds.oa 1 121 ??
Tulal 847,821
British otrnnu.
Beer, bbls.... 180 $1,190 Livest'ck.hd. 03 2,281
Pork 654 11.020 Hay, bales.... 40 50
Flour 1,962 18,078 Oats, bushels. 160 90
Hrcni 400 1,100 uoro 410 etz
Corn meal.... 800 1,807 Hardware, cb 20 800
PeM,baga..i. t87 880 Mf t'bc,lbs..7,400 1,480
lard, lb*.. .10,000 1,880 Candle*, bin.. 100 840
Cbeeae 7,(00 82ft Lard oil, gad.. 240 230
T?>baceo,hh<is. 11 2,238 Dried 1Kb, bis. 8(6 2<>4
Vinegar, bbl* 60 270 Bran, b'ahls.. 1,20* 240
Matches, as., 60 600 Been* 60 00
Carriage* 2 400
Total 040,908
BORDEAUX.
Stave* ..220,320 016,782
UTA
Staves 12,720 0660 Jewelry, owe. 1 0178
Hog skins.pkga 14 60 Wearing apparel 1 160
Book*, ee..... 6 847 -Sogers 1 72
Br'ail wood^tks47 40 Tea, cheat*... 13 161
Betewax.ll>*.8,288 797 Engraringa.caae 1 46
Turtle (bells,bx 1 122 Cotton, bake.. 30 1,760
Ingotooppor,cks68 16,660 Hams, lne.... 260 30
Wn oil.gelie 46,614 28,882 Potashes, bbts 60 1,400
Wb.bon?,lbe.S,l(6 2,174 Cl>smp'ae,bk.ta376 2,619
Copper,oka... 36 8,846 Miscellaneous. ? 26
Furniture, c*. 1 80 ?
Total 061,840
murniM
Stave* 111,000 05,200
CADIZ.
Stave* 72,203 02,497
CUBA.
Shook* &h..3,160 05,818 Matches,c*... 12 $106
Hoop*, Ml*.. 462 2,693 Dry goods.... 2 196
Rope, pkgs... 14 227 Bean*, buah.. 269 876
Pongees,cs... 2 1,206 Hem*, lbs.. .6,219 698
Hat* 19 6,210 Drug*, boxes. 210 3,314
Skute 2 1,838 Learner, case* 10 616
Faney good*. 49 1,848 Knam'd cloth. 8 610
Crockery, cka 2 600 Lard, lb*.. .23,993 2,472
Gun*, cape*.. 2 161 Manuf iron,c* 10 612
Clothing 1 110 Butter,lb*.... 890 164
Batter, lbs..10,571 1,029 Furniture, cs. 62 1,343
Straw g'ds.c* 20 8,664 Paper, rma..1,600 816
Domestic*.... 6 628 Mtchlnery, en 127 11,262
Express pkgs. 1 100 W'dware, pks 63 249
Book*, can**.. 3 1*7 Paint 121 076
Pork, boxes.. 20 1,000 Hardware.... 107 1,234
Sboes,oases.. 4 2,042 Opium, cases. 2 1,963
Gas fixtures.. 10 1,780 Printing mat. 8 283
Ale 18 106 Blocks pkgs.. 6 410
Livestock... 8 1,000 Tasks,, bxs... 92 400
Plated w'e, cs 1 100 Spturp, bbla. 8 179
Salt, tack*... 200 246 Ag. imp..bx* 42 186
Potatoes, bbls 200 860 Rice, tierces.. 31 847
Onions 180 487 Mtooellaneotu. ? 868
Rntln . 100 240
, mai....v , *6i,m
TMHIIM.
Clothing, cs.. 2 *160 Ooffoe, hags..1,48* *20,679
Tea 1 46 Glass ware, at 1 M
Clock maUr'ls 18 100
Total *20,880
OOOl.
Tohaoeo,hhds 91 *17,414 Beef,bbls.... 100 *780
Segars, case.. 1 400 Rosin 160 276
Coffee, bags. 1,067 14,088
Rum, casks.. 11 1,060 Total *31,007
Tobacco, hhds.. 16 *2,718 Pork, bbls.... 11 *163
Flour, bbla... 64 418 Beef. 9 161
Diy goods, cs. 12 1,666 llutkets, cs.. 7 216
Copper 1 106 Oil casks 166 700
Whiskey, bbts 100 1,200 Shoes, bunds. 8 119
Rum... 200 8,144 Hardware,pkg 6 130
Hats, cs 3 89 Powder, kega. 787 811
Pkl'd fish,bbls 186 290 Miscellaneous. ? 7(9
CodfUh.qtls.. 32 136
Total *12,744
HSXJOO.
Fa'y goods, cs 2 *869 Nails, oaskt.. 128 *686
Drugs 60 1,778 Billiard table.. 1 661
unna'n, uaies a 707 Sparine, lbs.. 700 196
Steel, boxes.. 360 4,411 Copper, bxs.. 2 301
Cocoa, bags.. 240 6,260 Shot, kaga 18 316
Pepper 100 1,159 Wh. oil, gals.. 166 10C
Stationery, eg. 4 66 W. ware, pkgs 76 178
Percus neaps. 4 600 I in. oil, go1*.. 301 '206
Powder, kgs .l,CC0 4,0t0 Dry goods, c. 1 162
Glassware,cs. 20 113 Paint, cs .... 35 '293
lAmpe, C?EK.. 1 1UV Tin, DXS Z9
Paper, reams. 414 197 Domes ., bales. 220 18,3b4
Cauls, cs.... a 183 H'dware/bxs. 266 8,864
?> *? 12 127 Miscellaneous. ? 960
TIP plate 80 640
Total
> _ ' WW ORAJfAPl.
! Paint, pkgs... 81 $268 Dried fruit... 9 8101
Wooden true 83 168 Shoes 7 459
J* "!1? 12 864 Dry goods.... 1 loo
Candles, cs... 817 1,248 Liquor, btita.. 6 107
Furniture g U2 Butter, lbs...6,313 1,646
Srf 129 Drugs, boxes.'l66 4,863
Bm.bbls..., 19 226 Hems, lbs... 6,540 740
KtM nv^/'08 o2 260 Floar, bbls... 767 6,191
Shot.pkgs.... 80 4M Lard,lbs.... 11,808 1.014
Cxockery. cs 7 872 Bread, bbls... 376 1 633
Stearlne,lbs. 1,000 280 Soap, boxes... 412 703
Tobacco, bales 61 1,505 Brandy,pkgs. ?l l.ow
Carriages.... 8 260 Segars,oases.. 3 ISo
Ollclotn.cs... 1 892 Gin 80 216
Oiampagne.. 63 601 Hats 1 loo
Lumber, ft..36,604 845 Books 17 1218
Hardware.cs. 86 1,696 Powder, pkgs. 183 737
Stationery.... 6 161 Provisions 7 166
Pork bbls 12 203 I. R. goods, b* 4 179
Pickled Ash.. 39 288 Hatches, coses 7 95
K-ce 83 489 Copper 12 183
Tobacco,bales 26 837 Domestics, bis 8 221
Nails, casks.. 18 66 Oil,cases.!... 2S 142
Zinc, boxes... 4 1/.2 Lead,rolls.... 6 18B
" 427 Whiskey,cs... 11 loi
D.goods.bales. 74 4,000 Tin, pkgs 5 176
Olive oil, bxs. 60 226 Steel, cases... 20 256
Ur.coPDerxs. 6 878 Ale. box<*.... 21 lis
Tea, chests... 13 124 Furniture, pics 6 140
a. bags,bates. 17 506 Ale,bbls. 50 126
Pie fruit, ce.. 60 160 Tar 100 211
8p'm oil,gala. 804 1,170 Monf. iron,pki 6 07
Rope, colli... 27 1,266 Rum 8 137
Mattresses.... 126 457 Demijohns.... 100 66
Clothing, c?.. 7 2,006 Sugar, bbla... 60 0S0
Per. cape.... 1 266 Miscellaneous. ? 2,710
Wine 88 406
Total $49,782
Tar, bbrt 36 'fSS^Perfam'y, bn 100 $308
Flour 126 1,072 Drugs 22 410
Beer 20 190 W'd ware, pki 12 96
Hums, lbs..., 247 28 Cassis, bogs.. 3 41
Domestics, bli 35 18,680 Paper, reams. 60 32
Klce, bbls.,,. 10 109 Miscellaneous. ? 66
Butter, lbs.... 148 86
Potatoes, bote. 10 20 Total $4,408
Rtuzn
Flour, bbls.,1,200 $11,220 Paper, reams. 600 $410
Rosin 446 007 W'ware. pkga 260 453
Sp. turpentine 68 789 Tobaooo.bOds 1 181
Rice 100 1,058 Hams, lbs.. .2,499 270
Lard J6.808 2,098 Lumber, ft..18,632 1,116
Domestics, cs. 202 14,089 Dent's mat.,cs 8 680
Tea, cbes?... 81 1,164 Muting, boles 60 460
Drugs, pkga.. 37 443 Hardware, <81. 6 200
Kab'd Tnitr.h pa 1L \ 49J. nrtnna hnv 1 Ha
Matches SO 383 Hals 20 300
Pre'd meats.. 22 24 Tobacco S3 678
Oil lins'd .gal. 1.708 1.023 Pepper, bags. 20 138
Pork, bbls... 6 190 Cordage, coils 60 317
Broad 120 180 Oars 160 123
Tacks,cases.. 33 232 Whoele, &c... 12 00
Furniture.... 124 1,360 Carriages 2 600
Clocks, boxes 32 413 Miscellaneous ? 637
Candles, cs... 30 033
Total 944,410
pxac.
W'ware, pgs 1,002 91,740 Sbooks&h.bx 64 9727
8otrars, es.? 4 1,346 Flagstone, ts 60 328
Empty csks. 601 8,862 Staves 11,600 661
Drugs, pkgs 72 1,874 Pianoforte... 1 260
S. rnacba, cs 14 064 H'dware, cs. 6 880
Tea, cs 3 330 Cor'ge, ooils. 10 238
Lard, lbs. ..60,000 6 266 Butter, lbs. 600 120
Lumber,ft 370,680 9,(?2 Dom'os, bis. 30 1,861
Oakum, bis. 60 XK Miscellaneous ? 286
8. turp'oj*. 60 6H
Total r. 928,430
Grand total ..? 1,240,400
CITY COHHKHCI4X, REP^.HT.
Saturday, July 2- 2 P. M.
Front ?n bis bgen In fair demand, end prloea' bare
been maintained for all good qualities. Sales of 7,000
of all kinds.
Wnsar, rye, barley and oats remain as last noticed.
Oowr has been in less request. Prices bave not varied.
Baits of 10.0C0 bushels, at 82c. for Inferior white Southern,
and 90c., In part, for choice yellow.
?f 1,400 bbls. in lots, at 916 for
' ilf S?'or Prlm*. P*r barrel. Included In the sales
od*p t tDtm> August delivery, buyer's option,
Baar and Lard have been le?w sought after.
Corros.? Firm, with tales of about 1,600 bales.
?Th,e. ,ale* were light, being confined to shout
120 lihtls. in lots, chiefly Cabas, part at 6e. Mesars. B.
L. ft A. Stuart bavo ealabliahed the following prless for
their rtflned sugars:?loaf sugar, 10a ; washed sugar,
?Xc.; circle A, crushed sugar, 9\c, granulated sugar,
; ground sugar, O^c.
Wiiibkrt is doll and heavy at 2flo. per gallon.
AhAH ?Pales of 66 bbls. at 96 26 tor pots and 96 81*
for pearls, per loo lbs. stock of all kinds In the Inspection
warehouse to day, 1,062 bblg,
THE! DRY GOODS TRADE. !
The IWlowlBg le ? comparative statement ot the imporVi
of foreign dry goods at New York for the wook and since
January 1:?
For Ou week. 1867 1868. I860.
Entered at the part... $788,4ta i,ooo,7M 8.1U.4M
Thrown on market... 44,818 1,083,604 2,030,011
Stou* January 1*
Entered at the port...$45,788,113 32,670,810 66.084,803
lhrawn on market... 30,080,006 28,021,941 66,860,978
As we anticipated la our last report, the amount of dry
goods entered at this port the past weak and thrown upon
the saarkct was - very large; exceeding that or any
previous week of the present year, and largely la excess
of that for the tamo period In 1868 anl 1867. the totals
since the 1st of January last are also heavily In ox less
ot those for the same Ume In the two preceding years.
Annexed we give the class ideation of the goods entered,
which shows that the Importation of woollen fabrics
amounted to $1,060,720, thoso of cotton to >610.187, of
siik to 6892,468, of flax to $188,866, and of miscellaneous
articles to $68,284:?
Ordered for Comumptim.
Woo'? ricat. rata*. Cotton? Dcgt. Value
Wcoleis... 468 8228,173 Cottons 609 $208 3<>5
Carpeting... 14 8,418 Colored.... 198 81,296
Cloths 178 104,063 Kinb. mus.. 3 2,316
Worsteds... 817 147.?83 Prints 94 42 343
lterlcoes... 124 100,624 Luces 42 231.56
Dr'a'tes.... 166 119,786 Glove 4 <,*i7
Cot. & wore. 498 218,612 Spool 70 39,018
Shawls 86 49,291 Velvets.... 2 6 8
Giovts 6 993 BOSS 872 208,896
Iabui gs ... 7 2,769 ?
Brail's & b. 10 4,640 Total 1,789 60(0,187
B'uikets... 163 28 648 FlaxHose
166 62,864 Linens 492 $268,102
? B'akei chiefs 3 2,106
Total 2,176 1,660,720 Thread 7 3.413
ana T in t, nnttnn ' QO 1 ?"t
Silks 42# #401,143
Ribbons.,.. 213 220 327 Total 622 #200,360
Crav.it*.... 19 17,334 Mlrcellanoous?
Satms 1 1,871 Straw goods 26 #9,100
Gloves 2 070 Mtllmerf.... 1 792
Laces 00 06,730 Featbfcflow 76 20,161
Velvets 8 8,687 Clouting... 9 031
Silk&wer'd 8 1,929 Lea gloves. 10 3,362
Braids &b.. 81 16.726 Emb'denes. 28 26,693
Crape 1 1,128 Mantillas... 1 80
Silk & cotton 9 6,230 Suspenders. 2 783
Raw 264 92,C64 Matting.... 638 2,576
Total 1^077 #892,460 Total 780 *68,234
Withdrawn from Warehouse.
Wool? SUM?
Woollens... 10 #4,038 Silks I *5,063
Carpeting.. 2 390 Cravats.... 1 599
Clotbs 2 306 Plashes.... 6 2,459
Coatings.... 1 701 Snuwls 0 7,479
CoL&wrs'd 7 1,670 laces 1 743
Blankets... 22 2,829 ?
_ Total 21 #10,328
Total 44 #10,794 FlaxCotton?
Linens...... 28 #3,180
Cottons.... 12 *2,694 Miscellaneous?
Handk'fs... 1 164 Straws g'ds 6 *2,3t6
Spool 18 1,897 Feath & flow 2 1,023
? Corsets 1 703
Total 26 #4,666 ?
Total 8 #4,072
Entered for Warehousing.
Wool? SineWoollens...
108 #37,800 Silks 2 *2,636
Carpeting... 62 8,181 Ribbons.... 11 12,i4<i
Worsteds... 99 34,706 Pluahea .... 6 3,963
Delaines.... 20 3,409 Laces 1 185
Cot&worsVd 66 17,921 8.4c worsted 8 2,861
Shawls... . 29 7,000 Braids & b.. 2 1,7(7
Lastings.... 6 2,192 & 4 ootton.. 8 8,096
Blankets,... 117 17,899 ?
? Total. 36 #20,022
Total 600 *129,1X7 FlaxCotton?
Linens 08 *9,664
Cottons 24 *8,083 Thread 3 812
v Colored 46 12,865
Em. muslins 62 10,966 Total 71- #10,366
Prints 81 6,689 Miscellaneous?
B'dkerch'b. 12 1,716 Straw goods 18 #2,630
Spool 80 8,932 Clothing.... 4 188
Hose 1 108 Emhroidr'a. 2 837
? ?? Corsets 15 2,900
Total 201 #39,337 Matting....2,400 12,021
Total 2,434 #18,029
RmotpiMmti/m.
filtered for Consumption? Packages raim
Manufactures of wool 2,176 *1,069,729
Do. ooUon..... 1,739 010,187
Do. silk 1,077 892,466
Da. flax 622 206,366
Miscellaneous 780 68,234
Total 6.349 #2,887,902
Withdrawals from Warehouse?
Manufactures of wool 44 #10 791
AJm, MM *,u?v
Do. Silk 21 18,328
Do. flu 28 3,130
Miscellaneous 8 4,072
Total "l27 $38,979
Intered for Warehousing?
Manufactures of wool 606 $129,117
Do. cotton 201 39,337
Do. Silk 38 26,022
Do. flu 71 10,300
Miscellaneous 2,434 l8,o;9
Total 3 248 $223,471
Or the entries the amounts irareuoused were rather
larger than usual, and the amounts thrown upon tde mar
Icet rather less.
the following table gives the exports of domestic cotton
goods for the week ending July 1:?
Package*. Value.
Brazil 2u2 $t4..'nU
Venezuela 36 1,6 <>8
New Granada 3 221
Mexico 220 18,04
British West Indies 3 JSP
Danish West Indies 6 368
Total 468 $38,314
Previously reported. 39,946
Since Jan. 1, bales 40,414
No shipments were made for Chins. The unsettled
state of affairs In Mexico and In the South"1 .Ymeric&u States,
combined with high prices at home, tended to check the
exports.
The Arabia brought more favorable advioes regarding
trade in Manchester, which experienced a considor.it).0
revival. The cotton market in .Liverpool hud uito under
aone 11 decided chitoni for the hnttnr. with increased sales
both for consumption sad on speculation. Tne miraet
bere has responded In some degroe to the Liverpool
movement, and since tbe accounts by the Arabia have
come to band prloes have advanced about %c. pir lb.
Tbe sales to-day smbraoed about 4,000 bales, including
some purchases for export, though through the wove the
trade ss s general thing has not been sotive, the chief pur
chasers having been spinners, all or whom are kept busy,
and many having orders ahead of production. Some fen
buyers have appeared from the South this wees, one
have been examining the market. As far us cotton do
mestio goods are ooncerned, it is not iikely that they Wit
feel disposed to purohase freely until the experiment ot'thi
Boston trade sale is made, whicn is to commeoco on the
11th Inst. Some suppose that with a yiew of attracting trad<
to that city that some styles of cotton goods may be sold a
low ilgures as a means of drawing bidder for other articles
such as shoes and boots, domestic hardware, cheap wool
lens, &o. But, as the mills generally, including thi
larger print works, are full of orders for lature delivery
it is not likely tbet the offerings of ootton articles wil
amount to mooh. We Imagine that the experiment wil
hnrdly be repeated, and that trade, like water whict
flows to the ocean to find n level, will naturally seek thi
largest market. A merchant prefers to buy in New York
because here he can sutt himself in foreign as well ss it
domestic goods, and save the expanse or travel to oihei
smaller places. Woollens in this market were dull thti
week, while cotton piese goods were generally held at fu!
prices. We quote regular heavy brown sheetings at 8%c
?8^c. Bleached 8-4 goods ware scarce and Arm; 4flno
shirtings ware also firmly hold. Drills were com
paratlvely quiet. We quote bleached steady at $Xc.
blues at 10'ic. s 10J?c. Other descriptions of ootton goodi
were steady and without change or moment in prices.
In foreign gooes supplies for the tall trade were com
regular opening or (he autumnal business, ?u moderate
while prloea were sustained.
mtfitime intelligencet
Blovements ol Ocean Steamers*
prom luxors. /.
Jfamm. leave*. Dot*. Per
Worth American Ltrernool June 23 Quebw
City of Baltimore... Ltrerpool June 22 Mew fori
Vanderbttt Southampton...June 22 New York
Asia Urerpool June 2? New York
Ataiuens jnm roan?ram bay.
nm ekss.. 4 821 meow ssts eve 9 K
inr in 7 so | tusa vim ere 11 (12
Port of Hew York, July 3, 1899.
CLEARED.
Eteamihlp Ocean Queen, Soabury, Southampton and Havre
?D Torrance.
steamahin Empire City, Griffin, Havana and New OrleansIt
O Roberts.
Nteamanrp Alabama. Sebenck. Savannah?8 h MltcnlU A Son,
Steamship Montgomery, Crocker, Himnrnh H B Cromwell
A Co.
^ Steamship Nashville, Murray, Charleston?Spofbrd, TOesten
steamship Jamestown. Skinner, Norfblk. Ae-bndlam A
uWlCk6B.
Steamship Potomac, Watson, Baltimore?H B Cromwell A
Co.
Skip Jeremiah Thompson, Blake, Urerpool?8 ThcPapsea'e
Nephew.
Slup Patrick Heair, Moore, London?Grlnnell, Mlut.irn Z
Oo.
Skip Liberty Atkins, Mow Orleans?Stanton A Thompson.
Ship Chllo, Ixithrop, Boston?D (11*11 Bacon.
Bark Lin wood, clamant, Havana?J W U wall A Oo,
fewk liberie, tlamman,Bangor?Peek A Church.
^s^(&'m8!?'assss:.n't"'
FM.1W, MMMIUM-J H.I. |
Brig Caroline, Poller, Aadrn wall?Pen una Railroad Oo.
l''t? Geo Mice, sL'bert, Port au Prince -Oelafleld k Wllapn.
Brtf Macbtae, bh<"VPf> Nenrttaa?J Molina. ?
BHs LAlk (Br), PeC?"ston, Bcrauda-Mlddleton k Oo.
S^TM$ rSm(P,^m). Bartele, Mlramlcbt -Punch k
^BohrBowdMcb, Collins, Po^t an Pk^MUjor. k Houghton.
a.h, Persia (Ur), gmtth, WtnuMr, KA^DB Do wolf.
Hckr Georgian* (Br), bradforJ, St Stephen, MB? H J DcGold
nunter, Uotd?,
Bchr Florence, Mount, Braw>e--P0h^ SjH?'
Bohr A Mason. 0error. CharlMton-^0^,*!^Bchr
D Darldson, Harding, Newbern?. J 2;..e,
Sebr T J TuJl, l'uraley, Richmond?Van b, a'**"'
Bo.hr A V Bedell, Ryder. Norfolk.
8cbr Ann, Cole. City Point?J Hunter A Co. _
tehrSeguine, Klngslaod, Baltimore -Mailler, Lord A I"*
reau
Bchr Hannah A Mary, Mills. Philadelphia?Ja? Hand.
Be ,r gltia Jane. Flah, Rltiabethpr rt-H Godwin,
bohr U L, Love 11, Boaion-J W MoKee.
0 M f MB, Clark, Boston-Baker t Dayton,
I Bohr Woleott, Pn?kor, Boron? fft Mo * rib or
Bckr fiwta leeeU notion? W LewU k Oo.
hehrkcltpae. Bate* Wear Huron?Matter
rckr n k tunoik, Health, wew tJa*eo?Matter,
filoqp W <?. Cemirlckeon Uiyt Hartford?Mailer.
Steamer Mare. Nlcbola. PhUadelulila.
Btnamar ooeura. He Hew, Philadelphia
aRRrvfc),
Bteamiblu Bararla (Bam). Launa, Hamburg, eta Boulhaimrlou
Jape 18. PM, wllb mdae and 2W paaeongera, to Knnhardt #
Co. Paeeed Bandy Hoot at 8 ?M and arrived off Ibe Badety
at 7:00 an Krorrwoad atroog weaterly weather throughout
tbe paeeage r a# red Cape Bar. Juuo IT, at 10 PM. and aa?r
to tee June 18 off Ht - Iban Head. atgnalbed thto Houore,
trom London for Calcutta
fchip ami* (of H?!to??10 Kohloim Poatng and r tempore
March 9, uaatel knelrr 19tn: ooonoo, au??r, A), to W * Bale,
a prO IX, fat 28 It ?, (on M to a apob# ablo Woroeeter (dr).
inmfibtufbae f. r tot don, May 2, off ape of Onod Hope,
poke bob ( arulhe Uiulta('<r), from Batavla lor Paknoaih,
87 day*out
Bhtp Cat alter, Jordan, Liverpool, SS daye, with mdee, to
Boom k Hornet* '
Kblp National (of Batb>. Lone lerdlff May It, with rtdroad
dob to maeter. Been 20 oeya V of eabie Ieleao with light
wit tie
. Bk'p Per Weet, "eon-# NOrleana left tbe bar June 17, oottan
t? W 1 Frotb J ut e 28. lat 30 20 on 79 11, tteaallzed thlp
rbemroek, from b Orlrana ftir Liverpool; Wtb all a M. weather
clear and pmatant. wea etruck by a wblrlvtnd wMcb nearly 'V.
tbrrw beroa bar beam rndt twitted off tbe male tooffalluU
S*V?: tLii,**. P'eeee, and apllt tbe fore topgallant e d); tho
ttiuajl laaied about two mioutet "
6feJp Ur(Xkl; n. Raymond, New Londo-,.3 daye, La ballast, to
ED it vis* r?
nark Ma-an (Proa), Bawbert, Maraetllee, 88dey?, wHhmdae,
to % iittlliU
Bark tiamalun (Prut). Krucer, NewanaUe, 88 daye, wllb
ccal, to order.
Berk Bonier (Prut), dpleaetbera. Newcastle. 60 dave. wllb
indue, to B A r W Meyr
Hark Prank (Hr) lellw, Brtttnl Way is with rat'road tron,
to order Mav 21 let ?7 40 loo l? 10 signalised but out a
Nfcar la, bound a. luce 11 la' 42 Mu Ion so08, tpoke ship far
dtnaod. !M day* from Caw 111 for ??
Haik t'ulOL (Ura-m). lloruouiu, Urr.nien. todays wtthaidw
?rd 218 ji*>?ergvra to'ieuutaK? 4 'l.allDg Been S weeks W '
01 the Hanks with llebt we>ter'y wind*
Ba?k liotdurss, Batea, Belize, Hod, Jane IS, wtth mdee, to
F Alexandre.
Baik Oaten. Ma Been, Trinidad, Cabs IS Stye, wkh auger,
to Geo 8 B epheomn
Bnik timi I'uahtnp (of Wleeesaett) Dixon, Gardens*. C I
day* with sugtr and muiasaee loYaletA Porter 4e id Bid la
compinv with bit* Ore'in of Ptockt>r. I
Brig St Mary, dohoson Martinique 12 days, with ta/nartodt,
6 anchors and chains. to Vstable k HeytaL
Brig Napier (or), Burns. Arrovo. IS days, with eager and
molasaet, to Gordon, Hruoe k Moultff
Brig Hopkins, Murray, Havana. IS days with auger, to II
lit ftoart
ojnrlg Hannah (o' Baltimore), Crelghton, Maternal, June 24,
wtthanear, 4c to joho McKre
Brig ocean Ware Martin, Zatta June 14, with anger and
trolaaara, to Yxnaga del Valle A ro. June 13. let Ml 87, ton
79(0 flgnatlzed l?ik Halcyon,atcoruig N*B.
Brig Miry ? Mllllkan (of Philadelphia), Nordea, Sanaa, June
24. ?1 h lunar, to iwaetor
brig a urate (of Providence), Dart* Bagna, June XI. with eu
gar ui maitei.
Brig alamo (of Machl'i) ugalla Neuvttsa. June 31, wMi
sugar, to Mmptoo * Mayhew 8th tost lei S3 18, km 74 SO,
spoke iblp ueit a hen m tor New < >rina a
Bug r>ne (Br). Morale*. Juggins, NS, 10 daya, with wood
and atrne, to 7) H IV* .if , '
rrig lmrn (Br), Began. Bydney OB. '8 daye. with ooal. to
GreenACorry June 77, rat 40 SO Ion 69, gpoke ahtp John
Hsrheck Eknce. bam.a sail
BrU J H Jones (of Gold -tprlng) Mills, Charleston 4 days,
with cotton, Ac. to JLollner A Cotter
Bohr 8 B wheeler (of Wilmington, N J),(Session. Matamae, 9
daya with sugar, to maa'rr. I
Bohr M C Monaon, Brewster, Baracoa, 8 days, with fruit, to
Thoa GUmaritn.
Schr J C Smith (of Stonlngton). Laurie, Rablae, Texas, June
S, and b er West 23d wHb mdae. to Meaner A Drake , i
fcchr M alio Valley (of Mvadel. Mo Jieliaa, Port Lavaca, May
27, wlib cotton to Her ner A Osaka
'chrMarPe, M*mbc w Wilmington, 140, 6 data
Rc.br L K Davis. PUber Wllmlrgvn, W.I, 8 davs.
8chr oran Wave. Warner, Waahi. gtoa, AO, 6 day*.
Bohr Pearl Weeierrelt Newhern NO 4 daya
bchr Montezuma, Penny. Ueveeoke. 4 daye.
Schr Sylvl, Hatha wet. olumbla. 8 days ? |
Bchr herr? Laurens, Poet Machine 8 days.
Bohr Corro. Hoibrook, Jtnokland, 4 dava.
Bchr Augusta, Hodges. Boston for albany.
Bcbr PI. mouth nock. Norrla Boston 3 dava
Fcbr Perseverance, Baker. Boston tar Albany.
Bchr James A Lucy. Tate New Bedford, 2 daya '
Bchr Bean D Gibson. Gibson. dew London for PhDadeL
phis.
6<bi Olee'la, HOI. Portland. 2 daya.
Steamer Boaton. Bellew. Fhtiadeloam.
BAILED.
Strameblpa Kangaroo (Br). Llvaroool; Ocean Qneen. fkrathan
[> ten and Havre; Bmplre City, Havana and Maw Orleana;.
Alabama, Savannah; Naahvllte Oharteetoo; Jameatown, Bleb" ,
mood, ahica Bridge water, St John, NB; Patrick Henry, Iron,
dan; and othe?a i
' Wind al aunaet S8W.
rtitgrapb IHartna deport
SANDY HOOK. July 2, annaet -Bteanubina Kangaroo, tor
IJvrrpool, paaaed the bar at 2:30; Empire Otty. tor Havana,
al 4:tO; ahtpa Mereury. for Havre, at 4:90: Ladv Suffolk, tor
Jtaraoldrr, ato sbiua Bridgewafer. and Patrick Henry, and
a br'g ontward bound, are al anchor near the B W Spit Wind
8*; wt&Uktt buy
LOPl) BBaNCH. July 2, euneet-No veeaaie in eight. Wind
SB; weather hazy. (
H'OHL a*D9, July 2, aunaet?No inward bound veeaelg
in eight Wind S; weather haty.
HUMllaneetu,
The Brttlab acrew ateamahlp Kangaroo, Oapt Jeffrey, nailed
jeaterday afternoon tor Liverpool, with 63 cabin and 129 average
pafhengera, and 9760,000 in apeeie.
The Vandurbllt mail ateamahlp Ocean Queen, Oapt Seabury
tailed jeaterday afternoon for Southampton and Havre. She
took onl 227 caMnpieeengen and 21,OK,028 14. She earrteg
out alao a valuable oargo of merehan lee.
Bkia Rovir, from Ouba. of and for Helifex, wee apokea
June 29, in l?t 36. ion 71, bad on hoard the crew of a brig belong
to Halifax, which bad be* n burned at eea,
The acbroner before reported aahore 16 mllea North of Hhln- '
ecteage. la the Only Daughter She waa paaaed oa 1 horaday,
when the crew were getting out ancbora to heave her off.
PrnB.0 R KNIimnN nrtfinnelw ponnvla^ altandnaa't a.,.nne i
aleak on the 2ttb uit, and (uuk on tiii'' irib, off Cape ktu-.rii!
wtuuemin. I
Ait at ProslDoetnwn 2sth ult. sehr Oread, Farwell, otl not re- M
poned rr<*etodate bark beloe, Smith of and fr m Mew
Bedford 12 <tu}? oot, clem
A Utter from Ospt ntpley. of bark B A l>nea, or Adgartown, I
rep irtk ttr tit sra *rrd 16, lat I N, lun 91 W. baring taken AC I.
bbls ip and lOi) do b'kflib mi sir,re leaving Talcahuaio. I
at liobait'lowli ?pell 14 ih p "obla rood, Mui.iley, of
Mystic, v".l. Jell bbla a h oil 60 do ?p -to nil on lbs i9d> for J
Atettc Ocean. 1
Upokcn?un *7, lat 86, Ion 7< 24, brig Uedford, of Orleana. I
JtpOBUi, OP. I
Btrk Fanny Buck, from Bordeacx for NYork, July 1, lat I
<0 60, Ion W 16. I
bark Ceres (of Plituoolb, Wass). Humphrey, from Ucerpool I
for rhiladelpbia, J ul> 1, lat St) ?5, Ion 7k 00 -by pilot buat M il M
QitnneU. 1 ;
Foreign l-oru.
Bkue.a, Hoe, June 16-In port bark edet, Quid*, from Sew
York, dlrg ktbr Independent, from Mobile, do. Hid 19th, brig
J it Lincoln, Webber, bonum.
Hrmciu. Jttte 23-m port kcbr Wm K Leggftt for NYork
July a.
UakTiMai'B Jane 19?No Am vessel in porL
MihaTitlaM, Jnte 12?la port bark J W Andrews (oot J W
Ball), Small, for N York, detained by low water on the bar.
Bictou, J ane 22 Cid brig Mary Beblauo Ulchards, r? fork,
i st Thomas m?y ?2 (beck ilete)- att b'lgi amende Jane,
Bow. Martinique, 2Mb. .'asaaniha (Ltkn). Uetoo, N York.
Bt John. N m, Juns27?Arrsbtp* Hlbernls, Oopelaod, NYork;
Outenberg, Tanden, do; bmsresi. Ljon Liverpool; bark*
1 bobtl eouard, t.ojk, aul trnward. Doty. Breton; A P Chase,
f hute. Belfast, Me. (.'Id 2*lh, shin- Bgamore. Oerrlah, Lon;
doD: Albert Gallatin, Mirer, Feniooti r oads; Wtb, sblp Hinni
boldt JUoysen, London; Bclirs Charlotte arey, Baltimore;
Ortulae, Arry, do; 29th, ships Uooitaotlne, Purtngbm. Bristol;
kluMieth (ilJeeple, Umilonderry; Thirty-one elates,
i Smart, I'eusrth hoadt. bark Uuba, Foster, Bull
' P;Zaza, June 14?In port brigs Swab Peters, Lord, for NYork
I 8 dsje, eereh Wooster, Hopuns, for do, dlsg.
Hoiae Ports.
' ALIX ANBRI A, June 30 P'd brig amine. Lewis, Portland;
) aohrs Bsntei Brown. Heald Fall Hirer; anna M Ad wards, td
wares. A York; J ulia NewetJ, Curbing, Boston,
s BCBTUft, Jo'y 1- err, brigs Osorge Washington. Mean*,
Baltimore; Judge Bslhawsy, aneaster, Gloaoester; Schrs
u uajii vvmsj, o?i uBurq, uoorgs ju urMO. ureea;
) L p Sbaro, Craumer; Julia Maloe, Preston jH A tleckaher.
Ftubbs; T Lake, scull, and Kel'zabe'h .Philadelphia, War
s bugle, Hcdgonn, kdlxabethoort; Prlacees, LweU, row York ,
Vie Quarantine, thlp Locbluva', Hole, Antwerp Mgaal for
I Sbnge. Cld. ihipa tale Prinoe, m P Piokerlng Lepr?ux NH,
, to load for i.lvervoo'; Kevenae Howe*. M<.ir'e?M; berk Wet1
ncomooo, A Wheldon, Hirer of Plate; brUa Joeeph Corner,
1 Crow ell, n orfola; i.u her Child' Keller. B.lUmore, ,1 Grler'
eoo, Herd log, r. York; Hunny South, Week*. nllmtarton, NO;
, Adeline, Burn, Baltimore bid wlud from N to 8W, ship
Stephen Baldwin; i ark Jtartblne, btlge Btron de OMtlne, Uen
MsrehAll; schr Joe6ph Nlcfcersoe.
Xd- Arr (by tel) pilot boot Kdmund Blont, of NYork, fronh
* a cruise
I BaNOOB, June JO?Arr bark Derid Nickels, Nickels. Peareport;
brig ebner lay lor, Tapley, Baltimore; asbra S K Hart,
I cawry. wVcrk.
BATH, June 80?Sid eebr AdeUxa, Preaoott, NYork.
CaKIiKN, June 26-Arr barn Adellce o a damn, Hemlnng,
' way, Liver ool.
1 CASlroht, June24? Arrechr Z A Paine, Bailey, Philadelphia.
ild 2titb, achrs (JUunt Carman, N York, 27to. March.
Brnhb, do; Kllen Matilda, t'ettj grove, do; 29th, brig Hob art,
> Jordan, Alexandria
KabT GttKKftWICH, July 1?Bid aohr Marietta Hand, Ter'
ry, Orient LL
FALL AlV KB, Jnne 30-Arr ibrn Blahard Borden, Arnold,
1 Baltimore; 8 Applegate, Lee, Allxabetbport Sid 30th, aohr
Golden Hod, Conneiy. Baltimore via New York; July 1, eebr
George Hoffman, Lewis, Port Awen
GLoUcksTBK, June 28?Arr aehre Meaaesger Poane, and
Corellt, Baker, Nkork; buoy Clarke, Weldon, Philadelphia.
HAttlFuHu Jnne30-ait aeamer Thee Bparka, drum,
lev, Philadelphia eld July 1 eobra Okas 8 Hazard. Btllsrd,
and A U Hazard, Lailmer, NYork.
i jlDbjiC, June IT?Arr schra Uen Pearey, Hunt, NYork;
Boaton, Hncklna, do via Boston Sid 2?'h asbra Onn Hook,
i MltcbeJI, Pniladelpkla; Harriet heal, Houghton, N Yore,
i MaHBLaUmaD JnneBU?arr brig Lnoy Ann, Wise, Philadelphia;
icbr Burrows C. Ohaae. do
NhW gaLzaNH, Jane 24 -Arr barka William Henry,
I Young, Philadelphia; Alma, Baker, Cardiff; sthr Peter MowI
ell, Watson, Havana Old steamships Oabawba. Snith, New
York via Havana; Wm H Webb, Leach. Mlnatttlan; ihlpa New
Hampshire. Weeks,, Havre; Compeer, White, Liverpool; Danube,
uoidlng, Maiaeldea.
1 owt d to sea tilth ships Ocean Bomp. Cornelia; 21 at, Creoldk
Bella Vaaoongada; barka Claudia, and H B Walker.
NAbTCCKfr, June 29?arr aobr TryaU. adams, NYork.
NkWBUHYPOHT, June 80 Sid gsbrH 8 Barnes, Baymom),
WVork
klw BKurOBD, June 30-Bld achr.George M Smith, Milk, < I
NYork.
_July 1?Arr Br brig Perhnede. Tyson. Taleahuano: aohr MP I.
U Home, Wlgglre, Philadelphia. B
BRWl'OKT" Jul; 1-Arr achr 8*u, DUl, Philadelphia; B
loop* Victory. Oladdtng, Briatol for Roodout; H1M?, Hatha- V
yr*j, Portsmouth HI, lor HaTciitraw, HT. Hid Dutch brig B
Uraaf Adolf, Boston. B
2 I'M? In port bark Matagorda; sohri KtaltO, RUa, Alabama,
and others
HKW HAVKK, July I-BM sebn Sarah Beliey. and J II
Warren, ? VorK
JfRW LuHDoR, Juno 29?Air yacht Oypaey. Brown, Heir
Tork; SWh, sloops Agent. Holt, aod Ooloen Rule, Knasell, B
v?rt Awen. Cldacbr Mary A borerl. Kimball, Port Bweu. V
" ^ORtflMOCtH, JuunSO?Arr brig arcadian, Wilson. Kllza. I
h?thr-Oft; scbrs Louisa Walsh, do; Sen Bird, Bpoar, NYork.
Piih'lLABI), JuneSO-Arrschr Kloctrlo Light, Humo, On- I
fJceit d*1,1 ** Tboa Connor, York, Cardenas; eehr Mlnorra, B
^aV?rn,.^"0? July 1-Arr, steamer Pellean, Aldrlch. ? |
MM** r^?pnLZr% I
fKsmass-fsI
Harvest, (Vrwln, ft York; Vv^JV >
dta* ypiwiil WTcrk; glpop I nwrti. I
fiiARfiPukr, JfiBI* *****>?*, Hkm* Ml
born, HYork; Iffti, chr Tangent, Ha.Philadriliihlai H
HALKM, Jur.fl 50?Arr rJhrs Celt,
John H Mater, (Jandr; BLTay.lAki.anu ^nth PhlQ-iey. B
h*rd, do; Superior, Monro, Penh tmboy; Yar.- ?ala SweeM B
snd -honma r.Dls, Kelley, Nlort hid schra He. u0r? B
William a Hammond, t;aln, siul Blcbsrd Tkomp'oo, ^ <B
Philnlelpbla. l^L,
V.laJurhKT, ,Tun? 80-Blfl brig Oye one, Cbtney, Makanesd; jm
>S.';.TrttrjuTr^u.t, area, ?????. ?" 1
b?:?>poiv