Extract, Of letter from .Nsr York, June "a, 1886
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Ertraeis Of letter from .Nsp York, June "a, 1886.
By the arrival this morning Of the brig Por
Leon, we have dates from ST. Domingo To the 9Th
inst All was quiet. The Dominicans were con-
yerting their ships into freighting vessels. Two
OF the crew Of the brig died with the yellow fever on
the passage.


IL would seem that Boston, about this time is in
tested by gang Of burglars


IL is said all the lines running on the sound be
tween this and Boston are to be united under one
general arrangement, and the fare advanced.
IL was my purpose TO have said something in this
letter in reference to six eight bursted banks
in the interior OF this State and Others and to show
the hsrdships suffered by the labor Of the country
in consequence thereof, but will postpone il for
the present


The stock market experienced slight improve
ment to-day.


800 bales cotton sold no change in price.
1900 barrels Michigan -four sold at a. A lot Of
rye sold at IS cents.


1900 bushels heated corn sold at 43c., and 1900
do, sound, at soc.


No change to note Of consequence in other arti-
cles.


Exchange: sterling for the Great Western dull at
8. No change on Paris. Freights dull.
The Great Western has IS passengers engaged.
The Iowa pscket-shp sails for Hayre tomorrow.


Yours, very respectfully,


CORRrsroNDEsr.