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PORT OF PROVIDENCE.
AR RIVED,
WEDNESDd

w NV II - D.T JhUV y.
Schr Ann Maria, Pearce, Is days from Charles
ton, with cotton and rice TO Charles G. Mowry, Da-
vd Cady, Dycrs & Manton, Jacob Dunnell f. Co.
Joseph Manton, Josiah Chaplin & Co. Salma Man
ton, J. Rogers & Brothers, and Almy & Brown
Passengers, Captain Hathaway, (lac ofbrig Marcia,
Of this port, lost on Abaco Rsef,) T. Mumford and
lady. J. Hoar, Edward Mowry, and f.. Simmons
Spoke, brig from the Eastward, with lumber, bound
to Matanzas.
Sloop St. Mays, Wood, 10 days from Savannah,
via New York, with cotton TO II. Anthony, and 9TH
ers.
Sloop Leopard, Snow, II days from Savannah, with
cotton, to VIM. Il. Greene, Beckwith & Pearson,
and others.
sloop Eliza, Wilbur, from New Orleans, 10 days
from the Balizc. with cotton, to VIM. Il. Greene,
and others.
Sloop Ann Mara, Gardner, days from New York.
with cotton, flour, &c. to J. Dunneli & Co. s. b.
Mumford & Co. and III. =. Franklin.
Sloop Mary, Westcott, from Albany, via North
Kingstown.
Sloop George & Mary, Walden, from Newport.
Sloop Mary Nichols, Reynolds, from WEXFORD.
Sloop Emeline, Miller, from Bristol.
Sloop Reformation, Pratt, fr Newport.
Sloop Spartan, Presbrey, from Taunton.
Sloop Sea Flower, Presbrey, from Taunton.
Steamboat Connecticut, Comstock, from N York.
Thursday, May 10.
Brig America, Dsggctt, IL days from Now Or.
lcans, with cotton and provisions, to Brown Ives,
Cooke Brown, Is. Cozzens, and Crocker, Rich
mond Il Otis. Sailed from the Balzc, in CO. with
brgs Massachusetts Hobart, for Bremen; Margaret,
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of Boston; Leyan, of fNewburypost; Motion, of New
York, for Liverpool; French ship Cereus; barque
Eliza, Of Dublin; schr Zeno, ofNors Yarmouth, and
several others, names unk. Passed Goth ult. above
the Turn, ships America, and Minus Of Boston, and
Catharine, OF New York, bound up. Above For,
Jackson, 2lst brgs Arctic, Of Boston, f Baltimore;
Catharine, Of Portland, from Bordeaux; J. @. Ad-
ans, Of Boston, and ship Mary, Of Liverpool, all
bound up. 22d, 20 miles above tho Balize, passed
ships Golconda, Of Newburyport; Brooklne, Of Bos-
ton; Catharine, apparently an English ship, main-
topmast gone; briggs Horizon; and Peruvian, Church
i'll, of and from New York, all bound up. 2Sth, tel
eeraphed with the Massachusetts, and saw her again
Goth, off Cape Florida.
Sloop Aurora, Brightman, from Westport.
Sloop Amelia, Simmons, from Somerset.
Sloop Fame, Walden, from Newport.
FRIDAY, May IL.
sioop Traveller, Bulkey, from New York, with
grain TO the master.
CLEARED,
Brig Marcia, Mayberry, Havana-by VIM. Rich
mond 2d & Co.
Brig George. Perry, Havana-by Joseph X. Pot
ter.
Schr Herald, Hall, Philadelphis.
Sloop Fame, Price, Richmond.
Sailed, on Wednesday, brigs George, and
Marcia, Havana.
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At Omoa, 10Th ult. Savannah, Greene, for New
York, 10; Frances, Young, for Havana via Truxllo,
next day; Louisa. and Adelne, fr Truxll0, arr day
before; Guatemala Packet, for Gibraltar, dis f Ha-
vans; Constancy, for Cadiz, loading.
At English Key, 23d ult. schr Experiment, Steib,
q ds hence, arr goth, waiting orders.
Brig Janus, PANE from this port, arr at Truxlo,
18th ult.
Adv at Charleston, 26th ult. schr Cleaner, Miller,
of Newport, fer New York and Providence.
Ship William, Wardwe, from Warren, arr at
Wilmington, about Sd inst
At Rio Janeiro, March IL, ships Edward, Chase,
ofthis port for Santos, next day. and thence to New
York; Florida owland, Of New Bedford, unc; Au-
gusta, Geddngs, of Salem, do. Ship WIN Penn, oi
Baltimore sailed the last Of February, bound round
Cape Horn.
At Amsterdam, 9th ult. ship George, Rea, Got.
tenburg, unc; Roa, Cook, Bait. 9; Charles & Hen
ry, Just ar fr Charleston; Franklin, for Boston, 10;
ship from Providence, Just arr.-[erroneous-proba
bly, the Mary Almy, Of this port, fr Savannah
At Greenock, 10th ult ship Colossus, Maxwell,
loading for New York, the only Am.
At Para, 9Th ul. brig Echo, from Salem. just arr;
Brazilian schr -, for New York; nS.
Ship Envoy, Wheaton, of this port, for Savannah,
was loading at Liverpool, l lth ut.
At Antwerp, 5h ult. briss Mariner, MLcllan, of
Warren, unc; Dawn, Doanc, New York, 6.
Sailed from Flushing, March 20, ship Geo. Cham
| plin, Hudson, of Newport, for Go,tenburg.
Brig Wizard, Frazier, of Philadelphia, from Cal
| lao, Quica, SC. arr At Havrc, 7th ut.
Two brigs named Triton at Marseilles, ia
March, one belonging to Salem, the other New Bed
ford. One [probably the latter, as her owners carry
considerable trade IN that quarter has been stated
| as bound TO Tarragona and Monte Vidco, and the
other to sail April 9th, for Boston.
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PROVIDENCE AND PAWTUCKET POST
E0AEII

vNNhe proprietors ofthe Providence and Paw
n tuckct Post Coach, respectfully inform the
public, that they have purchased Of Mr.. Simon
II. Arnold, all his right, title and interest in
the Powtucket Diligence, and have placed on
the road between Providence and Pawtuckct,
POST COACH, which will run every day,
Sundays cxceptcd,) as follows:
The Post Coach will leave Providence at S
O'Clock, II o'clock O'Clock, and at hall
past o'clock; and VIII leave Paw'uckct at
O'Clock, 10 O'Clock, half past clock, and al
half past 5 O'Clock. Books kept at Wilder's
Manufacturers Hotel, and al Clarke's Inn.
Providence, and a, Edwards Hotel, date
Hodges) and at Blakc's, Pawtuckct.
FARE IL IL cents for those passengers who
are taken at the several houses at which the
books are kept in Providence or Pawtuckct,
and landed at the regular stage houses in either
Of the places. Those who wish TO have the
stage call for them at their places Of residence,
viii be charged 2j cents: way passengers,
that il 20 Ily, those who may taSo passage Oh
the road w:li be charged l2 I-2 cents
May =. f. BLAKE, agent.
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THE OBSERVATORY.

YErIIE Lessee OF this fashionable place ofre-
IL sort, respectfully informs the public, and
citizen strangers, that it is now open for the
Spring and summer seasons 1t is situated on
All ernnence which commands beautiful view
of Nara gansett Bay and the adjacent coun-
try; and is admitted by all who have visit it
to be delightful place of resort. Attached
to the Observatory, are two excellent Bow ling
Alleys, not inferior to any in Rhode-Island.-
The Bar is supplied with the best liquors that
can be procured and other refreshments such
as Fruits, Pastry, &c. Every attention will be
paid 10 those who visit the establishment; and
affords an agreeable walk, particularly to
gentlemen strangers who visit the town for OBJ
scrvaton and amusement. The Observatory
viii be kept open from O'Clock, A. NJ. till 0,
2. VI. j. BARTLETT.
NAV 10
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81, arr brig Troy, Bourne. New bedford, via New
York, %; sloop Brilliant, Ashby, New Orleans; and
4 ds II the Balize.
SAVANNAH, April 2s-cld snip Robin Hood,
Woodberry, Liverpool. Sailed, New England, Fair
America, and Georgia, do.
NEW-ORLEANS, April 2l-an ships Louisia.
na, New York; America, do; Catharins, Hawe.-
Ent ship Caduceus, Boston; briggs Velocity, Hava-
ma; Shibboleth, Providence. In the river, schr SO.
Ion, Matanzas. CID. barque Jane, Liverpool; brig
John Adams, st Thomas.
MOBILE, April l3-ar schr Prudence, Wood.
bury, Havana,6 6. Cid schr Morning Star, Havana.
The ship Reaper, ashore at Mobile Point, has gone
to pieces; the cotton sayed from the wreck will be
sold 18th.
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hterlude and Farce neper performed here.
AN Monday Erening, May IA, will be
~ performed the celebrated domestic Tfag-
edy Of
GEORGE BARNWELI.
George Barn,oeH, MR. FIELD.
.'iiiW0od, Miss McBRIDE.
Maria, Miss CLARK.
Af,er which the new Interlude, in one act,
DopdB ASTEs FURIosO.
The whole TO conclude with the celebrated
Farce in Acts, called the
IRISH VALET, OK MORE BLUNDERS
THAN ONE.
Larry, Mr.. KILNER,
OLD JFil5Ourne, Mr.. CLARKE.
In preparation the Grand Drama of the La
dy OF the Lake.
Doors open at half past 6; Curtain 10 rise at
quarterpss, o'clock, precisely. Tickets may
be mad AT Mr.. Schaflcr :, Wesiminstcr-Gardcn
and at tho Box Oi.tcc, which will be open on
the days of performance, at O'Clock, p. nj.
No postponement on account of weather.
may IL.
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GEORGE WHITING.

CHfISE md H7RNESS MIXER,
81 ,wEYBossET-sT. pRovIpENcE, RI.
ENTlLL furnish at shor; notice, New and
w Elegant CHAISES of the most ap-
proved patterns, Of any colour that may be
desired, and will warrant them equal in every
respect to those built in Boston or elsewhere.
He has constantly on hand IA variety of Har-
ncsscs, Trunks, Riding Saddles, Pridlcs ard
other articles usually called for in his line of
business, which he will sell OH very reasonable
terms.
Trimming Of Carriages done in the best
manner. Also second hand Carriages and
Ilrnesses cleaned and repaired at short no
tce. Vanishing, &c.
requested to call and examine for themselves
May s. eop!f.
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SUTDIVP ECRN.

Brig Alfred, from New Orleans for Baltimore, has
been wrecked on the Torugas-part of the cargo,
sails and rigging saved. and carried to Key West
vessel entirely lost.
Ship Margaret, Lancope, Of and from Philadelphia
tor New Orleans, was cast away or about the Goth
March, on the Dog Kcys-vessc entirely los,--part
ofthe cargo saved III damaged state by the Ameri-
can wreckcEs, and carried into Key West.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

On the Swedish coest, the sound at HGsanes, aear
Helselnburg brick mandatory has lately been
erected IN the direction of S. by Il. ! +. from the
light houe OF Kulen distance and three quarters
German miles For the information of mariners i, is
stated that when brisk fire is kept up this manu-.
factory, the fame will appear from tho ,op'oi t.a
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VESSELS SPOKEN

VESSELS SPOKEN.
22d ult. lat % IS, Ion 70 81, brig Balance, Brown
ell, Of Bristol, from New Orleans for Liverpool
9th INST. lat Al 30 lon 81, hcrmaphrodte brig 35
days from St. Michaels for New York; Fornax,
Nye, Of New Bediord.l
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TWO 2'HOUSa.ND DOLLARS.
PAVILION.

NNlIE subscriber has The pleasure ofinform-
Il ing hs friends and The public, that owing
to the liberal patronage he has received, he has
been enabled 10 make several improvements To
this .ligant resort fT gontee' company. A
suite Of apartments have lccn fitted up expressly
for tho accommodation ofprvate families, where
they can enjoy undisturbed, the fr,est scenery
upon Narragansett Bay. As respects the sour.
ccs e amusement rocessary 10 Place Of this de-
sription, they will be unler such regulation
as TO render it worthy Of being called the Ma
hsut OF Khole-lsland.
Nav 9. BENZ AMIN r. FOSTER.
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r. G.. ALLEN

r. G.. ALLEN
daily receiving at his Ware Rooms, from
n his manufactory, Cabinet Furniture Of all
kinds, made by experienced workmen and well
seasoned materials which he offers on favora-
bic terms. For sale, 10000 feet St. Domingo
and Bay Mahogany in joists, plank, boards,
and Veniers; 10000 do seasoned birch jois,
10000 do. Cherry Plank, and Boards; 1000
do. Cyprus and bass wood, some 8 feet wide
100 gallons Copal varnish. lw may ~.
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$500 REWARD.

A there is every reason to suppose that the
"a late fire in Olncyvillc, which consumed the
MILL " BRowN GEORGE" was the act ofan
inccndiary; the above reward Of 200 Dollars
viii be paid 20 any person who will give infor-
nation whereby the offender or offenders may
be brought 10 justice.
JAMES y. OLNEY.
Providence, may -. }
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SALES AT AUCxz1I1g.
BY E. J. MALLETT.

THIS DAY, May 18th, at IL o'clock, A. NJ.
The fast sailing and burtbensome Ship John
Brown, will be sold at Auction, at Fox Point
wharf. where she now lies. The Ship will
positively be sold with all her sails, spars, hemp
and chain Cables.
Mayl2.
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G. s, Cartee.

DRUGGIST And CHEMIST,
No. IA I-2 Northumberland PRoy1-
DENcE, II. l.
E,'oR many, the daily use Of the brush and
r. cold water, Is all that is required TO keep
the teeth in perfect order; but most commonly
TO effect this purpose, the use Of dentifricc Of
some sort is found TO be indispensable. With
regard TO tie uso of brush, a moderately stiff
one should be employed. The teeth should be
brushed morning and evening, but more psr'ic-
ularlv in the morning with cold water. The
ro~ should be used as often as three times
week, taking care to rinse the mouth thor
ougbly after its application. Five minutes or
more should be diligently spent at each opera
tion of cleaning the teeth
Price 25 cents per Boz. may 8.
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PROVIDENCE STAGES.

FENlIE Boston and Providence Commercial
IL Line of Stages, will until further notice,
leave Providence for Boston, every day, Sun
day excepted, at half past 7 o'clock in the
mC..i,ng. Books kept al Wilder's
nay IL. j.
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No extraordinary success this time.
o. CLARK'S LIST.r9

RHODE-ISLAND LOTTERY.
NIE drawing oil the above took place on
u wednesday afternoon at the State
House, IN this town, and gives TO advcnturers
the following result
DrdUn .Num5ers
lst "a Sd 4ih 9th 9Th 9Th 9th 9th
2S 4S 43 9 SO So 81 6
Holders 0i the numerous prizes, Of so, 20, &c.
sold as above, are respectfully informed" that
the Cash, as usual, is ready the moment pre-
sented.
few chances in the Lottery to be drawn
ON saturday, 18Th inst.
$1,000 must he sold for Three Dollars.
CUMBERLAND AND OXFORD CANAL
LOTTERY, 18th Glass.
Highest Prize,
TWO THOUSAND DOLL.7RS
SCHEME.
prize of S2Ooo "a so
1000 60 10
z 500 I20
700 1900 3
II 100
Only 6000 Tickets.
A few tickets may be had ut So for whoies,
and shares IN proportion, at
CLARK'S
Il. L. State Lottery and EXCHANGE Office,
No. 4, Union Buildings.
Bank notes examined, and all Lottery inior-
nation given gratis
G5'For Prizes please Call as above.-G0
may IL.
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n%N CADET kEN
s8$N MARINE LIST. $500

Full Sca-This Day, Oh 55m--Sunday, l0h Sim
Monday, llh 56m--1uesday, morn.
lySubactng ~ gives the time oil high water Newport
adding hou and the time Of high Boston
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BY MARTIN STODDARD.
RE.aL ESTATE.
On SATURDAY, May 10th, at IL O'Clock, n.

O'"0'HH ~ CKOCh
Oh the premises.
The House and Lot, lately owned by I3enJa-
min Snow, situated in Stewart street.-The lot
fronts on Stewart st. 80 feet, extending back
80 feet, more or less. On the Estate is q two
story dwelling House in good order.
Conditions at sale-Title indisputable and
sale positive. NAYS.
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MOLASSES.
= "a Hhds. prime retailing Molasses, land
AS1 ing from sloop Emeline, for sale by
may IL. GEO. s. WARDWELL & co.
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DECLAR RATIONS.

MOTE, Book Account; against Endorscr.
V Endorsee, against Maker and Guarantor,
for sale al HUTCHENS' BOOKSTORE.
may H.
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DER Y CDID IIt

PURE SPIRIT.
n ,ANDING from sloop Amity, 6, hhds. pure
Nd Spirit--for sale by
may L. GEO. s. RATHBONE.
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n. H. The subscriber intends carr, ing on the
Tailoring Business, in all its various branches :.
Garments made to order in the first style, with
ncatness and despatch. He invites h's friends
in general to call. tj-Pdrticular attention
paid TO cutting.
EDWARD DRAPER.
WANTED, Two Journeymen Tailors.
April Is.
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ASHES,
Sales principally in small lots We quote Pot,
6,st sort, ton, $l00-Pearl, ton, $liO.
BREAD.
Pilot, $3S a 4 Navy, cwt. So a 80
Alex. Crackers, keg, 65 60 cts.
CANDLES.
We notice an increased demand for Sperm. Can
dles. Nantucket "warranted" hive been readily
taken up at 2st 29a cts. and some very handsome
have brought 30 cents. 6mos. We continue our
rates.
Dipped, lb. IL a 12a
Sperm. SWANS patent, ID. 80 33
Nex-Bedford, do, 30 a 81
New-London, do, 80 81
Nantucket. do n 29
CLOVER SEED.
10 ii cents, nominal.
COAL.
No demand excep, for Virginia.
Lehigh, ton, SO Liverpool, chal $l6
Virginia, chai. $l2
COFFEE.
We are not aware Of any sales Of importance, in
the article. The stock on hand is very light and
holders Of prime Cuba are firm at reported rates.
Demand for the retail trade continues fair.
ST. Domingo and Cuba, prime, IA
Do. do. inferior, I2t 13t
COTTON.
This article continues without variation-through
the week, holders were generally more anxious to
make sales. Tie advces from Liverpool Ito the
l6h) will probably have tendency to encourage
shipments from the South, and dealers to
be more firm in their prices. We notice some sales
of Upland for export, within the range of our quota
tions-and prime lots in request for the manufac-
tories. We continue the rates.
Georgia Uplands, ID. 10 a 1la cents
New Orleans, ID. ii a IA do
Sea-Island, Id. Is a 20 do
DUCK.
We do not aher our quotations. There is but lit
tie inquiry for the article. Our prices governed
BY the Boston market, adding expenses.
X U, bolt, $2l a 2i& Half Duck, $l5 l5a
Brusgen's, do. 20 a 2l Heavy Ravens 8 a 81
Bibins, Jr. 90 Light Ravens, 64 -
Chipotckins, Is lS3
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Jay No. of the CASKET is ready for de-
1VA livery to subscribers, on application 70
may IL. SMITH & PARMENTER.
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Aineric IN, % Al
SUGARS.
We notice no alteration in Sugars the demand for
brown Havana continues active, particularly for fine
qualities. White Havana is extremely scarce-in.
deed, we do not know Of box in market, and our
quotation is nominal-Wc continue rates
New Orleans, 81 a 81 Philadelphia lump, Is
Hav White, l2i IA Do loaf, IL %
Brown, lO4
TEAS.
Since our last, the cargo Of the brig Nereus has
been brought under the hammer. The qualities OF
the Hyson, Young Hyson, and Skin Teas, gen.
orally rated at from mddling to fair-two or three
parcels, only, considered prime. The different chops
of Souchong, stated to be of fair qualities, went off
with spirit. About 1000 packages sold,
ssting of Hyson, at go 106-Young Hyson, at 20
a SO-Hyson Skin, at 52a 53i-lmperal, I05 a
lOS-Souchong, at SO a 5i-per lb.-6 months
We qdote
Hyson, lb. 92 10 Tyson Skin, SO 65
Young Hyson, 20 100 Souchong, 81 65
TOBACCO
The various brands Of manufactured brought to this
market, make it almost impossible to give quotations,
almost every grocer having favorte We do not
alter our quotations.
No. !, ID, II a IL No. 2, lb, 10
No. 3, 3a5
WINES.
Sweet Malaga continues scarce, and sales are ef.
fected to the trade, in small lots, at rates. For
other kinds, the market is well supplied. We con-
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DYE WOODS.



FLOUR.
We have to notice a further decline in Western
Flour. The stock is extremely light, but dealers
are not anxious to buy largely, at the reduced
prices There is but little inquiry for Southern
Flour, and sales limited to the retail trade. We al
ter rates.
West, Can. bl. $52 >, Bait Wharf, $ 81 81
Bait. II. ST.. 81 So Scratch'd & fine, d A
Richmond City. none; Philadelphia, %
FEATHERS.
The demand is steady, at our quotations.
Live Geese ''' FISH. 80 a s7s cents
No Goldfish in market, worth noticne-a small lot
ofold, held at cents but sales. Mackarel re.
main without change.
Dry Cod, qunt. none. Mackarel, No. 2, 5a 81
Scale, quin. none. do. No. 3, none
MackaroI, No. l, a 81 Hcrrlngs, SIN. bx.7Oa a IS
FRUIT.
Lemons and Oranges have both been taken out of
the market, but the supply is sufficient for the de-
mand. We alter rates, though we hear Of no
sales, except at retail.
Sicily Oranges, s2l as Raisins. Mus: bx2t a q
Sicily Lemons, 2ta2l bunch,b h,bx.3t a 81
Raisins, Nal. ok. u al s Raisins, blm. bx. 24a2i
Sales Of Boston, at retail.
6 by 3, 100 feet, 1924 q 10
z by 8, do. do. I4a l5
by H. do do l5a 16
Pittsburg, 6 by 8 and by 0, 81 a 81
GRAIN.
A cargo Of Corn, Rye and Oats was offered at
auction on Wednesday, part, only, sod-Corn at
6O-Rye 77-and Oats 40. This is small reduc-
ton from former sales and we alter our rates accord
ingly.
Rye, bushel, ~ N. Corn, vel. bu. 60
Beans, white, Ii IL soth. do white do 60
Oats, bush. 40 Wheat Shorts, Is
HEN6p-
Russia, clean, ton, $3.50 a 800
INDIGO.
The sale Of Indigo in this market, is extremely
limited. Two or threo houses control the market,
and there is little demand for any kind excepting
Bengal. Sales in small lots for first quality; S2l
Fl.
The demand is steady, at our quotations.
Pig English, ton, $50 62t
Do American, do, 80 45
Hoop American, do, 1i6 10
do English, do. l4o l60
Sheet, per cwt ~ 3
Bar, American, ton, 100 ITO
Do. Russia old sable; do, IFS
Do do do do do 100
DO Swedes, do, 100 1924
English assorted, do, 80 100
LEATHER.
Eastern Sole, 20 a 20 Philadelphia, 25 a 27
LIME.
The demand for this article is fully equal TO the
supply, and in some instances, vessels have been
obliged to wait several dlys for n ballast. We no.
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The demand for this article is fully equal TO the
supply, and in some instances, vessels have been
obliged to wait several days for ballast. We no.
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DOMESTIC GOODS.

The demand for Domestics is steady, and prices
lniform. Qualities vary much. We are obliged to
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-05-12

Sweet Malaga continues scarce, and sales are CT.
feced to the trade, in small lots at rates For
other kinds, the market is well supplied. We con-
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