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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-29

Look TO 1T Tt is with much re-
greet we learn that the stopping of sew
eral factories at Paterson, owing to the
pressure of the times, has thrown 1900
workmen out Of employ in that thriv-
ing town. These added to the me-
chanics and laborers inthis city, placed
hors de combat and in state of desti-
tuition, by the Kitchen Cabinet expert
ments upon the currency, swell the
number of victims to about ten thou
sand calling for bread and work -
STIR.
The Salem (Mass.) Gazette of Friday last
remarks:
ssThe failure of several houses in this city,
extensively engaged in the shoe business, has
occasioned great number of failures in Lynn,
and has affected the other shoe manufacturing
towns in that vincinity to some extent"
The following item shows the depreciation
of property in New York:
A lot ofground which sold last fall for g.
coo, was knocked off day or two ago for
$1,7oo.
Executions amounting in the aggregate to
two millions Of dollars, were lately in the
hands of the Sheriff, against the citizens OF
Clinton, Mississippi-MIss. REP.
The state of Mississippi is in ''beautiful'
situation--We see it stated that one county
alone QIinds) owes $4,000, 900; the payment
OF which will require the sale of the whole
county! Suits are rapidly commencing, while
the people resist their execution They have
invited the sheriff to resign, and the Governor
to convene the Legislature, by proclamation,
for the purpose Of devising means Of relief
both of which, we believe, has been done-and
''pretty spot Of work" may be looked for in
that qualter.-PhiI Mirror
FLOUR was selling in New Orleans on the
1-4b ;net ~ &c 1s ,,ar harral
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-29

Il RorArroN IN oFF1cE.-A meeting, it ap-
Eoears from the Baltimore Chronicle, was re-
.ently held in the county of Philadelphia, by
p;he Van Burenites, Mr.. Paynter, the member
pelect to Congress, in the chair, at which res
Eolutions were adopted in favor of rotation In
fbffice, and committee appointed to represent
o the President, that it was the wish OF the
IVAN Buren, party of Pennsylvania that every
officer who had been in Office EIGHT years
.hould be removed. The proceedings of the
meeting find great favor with many OF the
Van Buren, papers of the State. ..
! Cg- The same paper in speaking OF 'the
|Army" observes: The recent announcement
promotions in the Army appfizes us that
ne usage of the government, in filing vacan-
les with the cadets West Point, has been
pandoned, and that, hereafter, appointments
i the Army are to be the reward OF party SER
ces. The motive for abrogating theform
lstom is very obvious-it gives increased
Eltronage to the Executive Ct the General
government and will have the effect, in time,
bringing the army proper under the same
arty discipline and persona. allegiance to the
lad of the government, and connect it in the
me manner with the hand that feeds it, as
,,w makes all our public officers the abjeet
objects of the President. The same course
Ill, without doubt, be pursued towards the
Avy, and when it and the Army shall be fill
exclusively with the partizans OF the Pres
ent, and the chances ofpromotion and even
Mention in the service depend on the degree
party labor performed by the officers, the
US Of the republic will indeed be numbered
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-29

|, aG~ The article under the head "THE
EIMEs,' in another column, we publish not
Ecause we approve of the recommendation
! srein contained, bat as giving to our readers
4 index of the feeling existing in the city Of
[.w York, in reference to ''the Experiments
fgon the currency by the Government" The
fie Courier and Enquirer is paper of high
|Aracter.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-04
NUMBER Is.

cf"asing Volsnce 81 the storm, III. dsshirg 81 the
N"'ots sgsins, the rochs or sume vcssel srd assl-
y'ho crashing Of 'imeers and tho cries Of GROW ming
men Nj ~a' heard by her vi,a painful and hor
mic o's''ocine's. Tho ner, morning lhey ae.i.
100 Win cagefness The arrival Of Intelligence fos
seaport Town some miles cd, expecting 10 hear
ct some d'snsirons te'npes, bit al had been quiet.
u was not until months bad elapsed that tie in,a-
lad received accounts II the loss Of her hu,bsa .
shir, by a few sailors who hsd escaped tho wreck
upon the ,ery night In which tho mysterious var
ming wss conveyed 10 her. A. u.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-04
Yrs~ ne Lsadsn Saturday Nssesi.s
An NICM

Pfssoanes1 ts eas lsite'. ard Nrtisa 9Th three,
= 90 s;,sts ihets 49,, ind i-o Dol, "a me.
I IA doshis sm ssgie an black bisc. and gray
an ~ a ffcfn s.,h eua. aud the esther 1Ay.
sn fesslsss sAd -AhdenHs. steady asd tred,
Ass yca .ee- got eee hesi Whist ma, bs the neat
! peit ssd ftiner, hsscerh snJ defy.
sn ws,ssy snd moist, am Gsfy and dry
! an seorufsl and seo-hns eompas,ionac meek.
! an Avhi. am dsrt. an, stroag am weak.
IN siazsi.h ard dead. an lively ard hi ght,
J. EN- shs,p. stn hsi. ! An lea. sm ugAs
an pisfeirg and eIesi am heas, and dull.
ErP'esslss and larguit eonlftei'd and fail
! an careless and rarani, search, and pry.
Asd Jsdrs, and dsclie and eram,ae and p.
lon siobe and . m'rr.f = rindow. door
A tadss. en- .rEsn, sbd hni things more.
4 h<iong to all suimsls under the svn,
Ina TO thoso keh long Understood 20 have none
u, .ome aaa said 10 eis; IA the mind,
ksd ! am ioord In poiatccs. and nesdlrs. and wind
Three jackets own, II glass. water and horn,
Aaa were them all three on The day was born.
am covered quae snug. have lid and fringe,
Yet move every way on Invisible hinge.
A pap,i have, most whimsical wight,
whs 10 little by day, and grows big in the nifh',
WHO'S cherish with care part Of myself,
For ia truth depend on this delicate ELF,
who collects all my ooo, and with wonderful snaes.
Throws II into ne, which keep at NY back
And. though heels over head II arrives, IN a tToe
Il 10 sent spto table all proper and nice
am spoken Of sometiasts as II we're glass,
Jut thea u 10 false and the trick will not pass
blow makes me run though have not LIMB
Though neither have hns nor bladder, swim.
Like many more couples, my partner and .,
Al times viii look cross At each other, and shy
Yet still, though we differ IN what we're about
Oae will do al the work when the other is out
am least apt TO cry. 40 they always remark
When trimmed with good iashes ot kept in the DARK
Should fret and be heated they put me 10 bed,
And leave me 10 cool upon water and bread.
But II hardened gro~' they make use Of the knife,
List IN obstinate humor epdanser my HE,
Or you msy though the eatmen, appears To te rough,
Ron spit through my side. and with safety enough.
Like bays who are fond Of the fruit and their play
I am seen with my bail and my apple all day.
Ny belt 10 = rainbow, reel snd dance;
an said to retire, though never advance.
! am read ny ph ys,cisns . Of their books,
And used by the ladies to fss,en their hooks.
Ny language is PLAIN, though ii csnno, be heard,
And spesk without ever pronouneing word.
Some call me diamond some say am jetj
Oshers talk ef my wsssr, or how am set.
lin borough In England, in Scotland stream,
And an islc Of the sea In the Irshman's dream.
Tie earth without would no ioveness wesr,
And sui. moon. and stars, AZ NY wish disappear;
r~, 80 fSsn 70 my tenure, SO brittle my Joy
That speeh gives pain, and drop can destroy.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-04

Wien Roger Sherman was young man he
was objected 10 by the parents ofs young lady
whom be addressed. 90 The ground that he was
poor. ano would never shine IN the world. Sine
however. like true hearted woman. persevsred IN
her intention, and married him.--snd hved TO zee
him q sgues of ibe Declaration o. lode pest ehes.
ssS the aorcrgof ofhls nsii-e state
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-04

EvESNBss TEMPER. Madame Necker iel!s
the following sBecdoie Of NJ. A5aure., philnso-
pher Of Geneva II was said of him that he had
never been out e temper; some pers1ns by means
of his female servant, were determined TO put han
10 proof. The w"msn m question stated that she
had been bis servant for thirty years add she pro.
tested thu, daring that line she had hIm
in a passion: they promised her sum Of money II
she vonld make him angry She consented: ard
knowing tina, he WAS particularly fond Of having
1is bed well made she, on the day nppoInied. neg
lecied TO make a.. NJ. Absuret observed II. and
the next morning made The observation To he'. She
answered Iha, she had forgotten 1t 81 e sOij moth
ing more, but on The same evening neglected TO
make he bed. The same observation was mace
on The bnrrow by the philosopher and she agsin
made excuse, ~ couler manner than before.
o. Ihe th,rd day. he sEd TO her. you have not yet
made my bed ynu haze apparently come To some
resolution the subject. or YOU probably foond II
fatgued you. Bat. t'ter oil, II - OF great con
sequence. az begun - sceusiom myself 10 II az Il
is.v she threw hsrse.i At has feet. and sEoEsd all
to HIN.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-04

l, is dangerous for little men TO court large va
men. especially when making brcad-a natural de
ducilon from the above detailed facts.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-04

The Kiss, TN ever departed from Elna,ban, new
or reached Sally tor al the ,eey mention, and he,
fore he could dodge the blow. tho maiden, seized
him by The wais,band and h,ir and with the 81 fcne h
of Gumdalea, put him. head downwsrds. intc her
bresd.,rough. How he ever got out don't know,
bu, Sally Loyeonc and John Horseshoe were mar
ried that day fuur weeks.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-29
Amussesuents.

II formed W s Pc
ST. PhrHICK's EyE-Mslor oDogherty, Mr.. Power
Catharne, Mrs. Gunner. - 800
To conclude with
THE. NERVOUS NAM AND THE MAN OF NERVE
Mr. MShcne, Mr.. Power--Mr Aspen Nh. Placide-Iaiy
Leech Mrs. Wheatley
IL Doors open IL PERFORMANCES u O'Clock
Boxes Sl-Fn 30 cents-Galery IS
A .ikNICAN THEATRE, 30 - ERY-THIS
IHEyENING will be performed the
ALEXANDER THE GREAT-Alexa nder the Great, Mr. J.
). Adams-Itoxana,. Miss W airing.
To conclude with
JACK ROBINSON, AND HIS MONKEY-Jack Robinson,
Mrs Herring.
~ Doors open 6kperformaaces at u O'Clock
Boxes 10 cents-Ph 81 cents-Gallery 25 cents
kRANk IN THEATRE.-WM.s Sections BE-
NEFIT-THiS EVENING will be performed
S-Fausus, Miss -Mephistophles Mr.. WIN.
acknowledges Mrs Preston
After which
DEAD SiOT-Mr Timid Mr. Mitchell-Chaer, Mrs. Stick
Previous to Ike Drama
DIR. FOSTER-Dr Foster, Mr. Sefta,a-Ne Nh
Observation-Disclosures, Miss Kerr.
G Doorsopen at 61perormances commence al IA O'Clock
cent--
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-29
INONSTAN'r siICCESsicN ~ SrTRt. ST1HE Mn.

~ ELTikS.-Messrs- W. }. 4 H. HARRINGTON beg
leave TO inform their friends public that they have ef
iected an engagement with senor Attos uprivaed
Band, lately arrived from Naples, who will go through their
astonishing performances, previous to the
the evening for this week onywith the additional
OF three pieces 10 the Moving Dorama and
Grand Hydro Oxygen Microscope and the nimtable Italian
Fantoccnn.
BY the above powerful Microscope, living aquatic
magnhed millions OF times larger than nature showing with
distmcnes the aniHacue contained other uis
BY its aid the circulation and the
parts OF the smallest Insect distinctly be Among the
objects will he dsseeon OF mnued parts insects
foot and teeth OF fly the sting Of bee &c. &c Also the
most delicate seeds and transverse cut,isgs eft wood.
The Disqualification OF the various Chemical Salts beau
ufnl beyond the power OF description.
The last will consist large and magnificent collec
ton Of Living Aquatic Insects They will be all living in
their native ubagueous and grooes engaged in
swift pursuit. sezng and proving upon each other Others
sporting with all the freedom OF imaginary safety
Doors open att oclock--perfomances commence at 8.
Boxes 81 cents--Upper Seats 25 cents. myl6
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-29

mvlJtvA hthe Laborafory, jersey tny.
rIRBINs A. MACS, LATE oIiyERS FAsIIioNA.
NJ BLE HAIR CUTTING ROOMS, No. 80 Nassau street,
corner of Naler Lane
that they always superior assortment NJ French
fmrry Saps Brushes, &C.. the first Likewise
Gins Raypootana Indian Cream, for preserving the
growth Hair, and removing the danuf, that Is well
known he the great destroyer ofte Human Hair The
of the fine comb j. injurious produces Inflammation
the head, wbc greater accumulation. Also Wigs
Toupec ScapS, kc NJ the manufacture
l. taken, 80 A. 70 deceive the closest inspection mzu
THE subscriber having put The FRANKLIN HOT Sc NJ
the o Fulton and Water Brooklyn, IN the best
possible condition. ready receive boarers by the day
week NJ moderate charge. The which
overlook New York and the East River pleasant asd
airy viii be let either with without board some Of them are
connected with parlors suitable for small families The table
viii he furnished with substantial ami the bar WIN
COED liquors Every attention viii Nc rad 70 ne cono o
all who visit the house. DANIEL BELIHER
Brooklyn May ~, 1887 myN-Im
INFORMANT TO THE PGbLI1.-A 49, n,;1
Ladies DESTROYS of purchasing Leghon uscan, rns,sn
Dursai,es, and French Chip NJ entire ~ sr suP
rior manufacture, obtain them ~ = brNNs NJ
known establishment, 2g7 Broadway ne a~sus W Pupnc
that efcred IN this GUY ~ spenun ~
goods which nov open W ue ~
purchasers with ticket affixed 10 each peahg w " - ~
the article A. the prices actually reuussl un ~ w. =.
pcr cen, what have ever been sou iot " WV
nv there he possible abatement -, - Go s,i. in
!, ~ " nss 'a,s =, ~, w .o,c ~ mvZ7Jt
- aaT-sro sacks stored sylleric AMI Liye,pooL
- nT0 DOUGLAS RobiNsoN ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-29

New York Races-UniWn Course.
THE Second Spring Meeting 1887 will take place the last
FIRST DAY-TUEsnAy.
sweepstshes Tor years old two mile heats Entrance
slceo-ioref s2oo. six suescrlbes and closed
Wade Hampton (ofS. Carolna Charlotte Russo,
full sister to Tribe
John c. stevens ch. Dosos' by Henry OF
the dam Of Golah
L. =. siock. imported colt LaHgord" by Starch
n =. stockton gr. bergen" by Medley, OF
s. roBt l. stevens c. Mortimer, by Monmouth
Eclipse, dam by Oscar
g. John G. Stevens names ch. E. Fanny Wyatt by sir
Charles, dam by Sir Hal.
same ay Sweepstakes mile heats for three years old tina,
never started in public Entrance s2oo-tore So
SECOND DAY-wEDNESDAY
Parse Sjoo-two mile Same day, Sweepstakes, mile
heats years old Entrance siooc-torieit $3.50 Seven
subscribers and closed ..a..
l. Wade Hampton (of :. Caroina) name. imported H. e.
Emily" wv Emelus, out of Elizabeth by Rainbow.
John {. Stevens names produce OF Charlotte Temple by
Robert Tio,son names C by Henry, of Medoc's
4 Robert /. produce OF Polly Hopkins and
Nullifcr.
s. n y stockton nEmes b. by Dasha, Of the dam Of
0. VIM. Gibbons name, b. c, Shadow, BY Eclipse Light
foot, OF Sally SLOUGH
sarue NJ NeiI the brother Post Boy by Henry,
THIRD DAy-THURsDAY.
Purse $500 mile heats. Same day, Sweepstakes, mile
heats ages Entrance s2she proprietors giving
$780, with the money, to the winner. To close We'd
nesday evening, O'Clock
FOURTH DAY-FRIDAY
heats free for MI Entrance sthe propretors giving
day evening O'Clock In this the winner Of ne beasof
Thursday will be excluded.
The purses of Spring Meeting will be for
der tie ola regulations without the division Of purses or he
exclusion winning from starting for third
that rule having been adopted for the last meeting only
my2a-tJei DAVID ". BRANCH,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-29
Extraordinary i'he omenOn.
ONE OF THE GREATEST NATURAL Gu

~ RlOSITIES EVER EXHIBITED in this city, or any
other part of the Word-BARfOLO boy OF years OF age,
enjoying respect perfect health to the curl
and to the scientific the most extraordinary case of hydro
cephaus heard Of This chlds head, although
regular in Us features and natural functions far
sire and bulk thing Of the kind that be conceived of
in the human species However Bartoo born in the
Island OF Porto Rico, and nothing remarkable in his birth
but his icing twinbrober of girl who died from fall when
sId and who also had head daily in
creasng in size and exhibiting the symptoms that OF
her brother Bartolo.
This natural curiosity will be exhibited the public
every day. frsm 10 o'clock A. NJ half past r. M and
every evening from u to TO- No Barclay street. As
tors Hotel.
Admission % each Children under 10 years 2i
uly2g
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-29
IMPROVED.-ocntlcm wish

BILLIARDS IMPROyED.-Gentleme wishing
ID play billiards, purchase tables. invited 10 call
2s % broadway door above Wall street. nj the SOU
thern Coffee Room where there tables n and
the Indian Rubber cushions slate and comPo-
on cemcnied beds with iron eagle frames and common Ia
hcs viii be found the largest and best assortment
eyeroer the public advantages those who wish to pur
chase short notice they can he packed a one days
tee.
Orcrs for any thing IN this line with Gosh good
reference, TO A. BASsFORD ZIG Broadway, viii receive
pronnf All eutiou m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-29

SILK BRIsTLE sTOCKs.-MRs KING. It
y Fulton street respectfully socit public
present assortment of G.utemens STOCKS amongst which
are variety composed OF M and brses expressly adapted
for spring and SUMMER
Al-, plain md fancy Stocks ~ description, all
which warranted ~ the best materials and sold the
hberM terms. slsu
DRUGS, &C.-Phosplorus chlorafe potash, nitrate ha
ryes nitrate stronan, mufaie tin nitrate ammonia, da
nond cement arnas cologne edctg anil powders
NC &c for sale IN quantities b. suit purchasers, nv
J. A. LAMOUHETx Co,
my21u III Broadway.
htAMOND CEMkNT.-50 gross Of this valuable &c.
- men, tor joining glass and earthen for sole by
J. A. LAMOt RErx a co,
my25f yT7 Broadway
MARKS TOYS.-Just received, supply OF Marks
w celebrated eoorea Toys They offered TO the trade
or the most favorable terms, by
J5l G. SHEPPARD. 1870 Broadway
HAHTMAN A. BtNDsALL, 50 Water street, oder
Il for SAID, cheap for cash
20 tubs Welsh Butter GO rkns Orange do 100 Kegs low
priced suitable for bakers 10 jars Brandy Cheese;
do 300 superior do 40 barrels do dot Pine Apple
Cheese; " casks Hams fer family 10 Shoulder do DO
equal 10 Burlington. HARTMAN BIRDSALL.
myl0 so and " Water street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-29

EIRE wORKs.-The subscriber now offer, g the
public the extensive aud varied assortment OF brilliant
Fire works Ia the United States consisting OF several thousand
rockets or heavy cabrc with rich and fancy headings wheels
description, Roman candles mnes tourbnons mar
rvous, line pigeons, grbs Italian reamer coiored
fires for theatrv signals for shipping Sc &c Nc Asn ~ ex
bi,iens of brilliant set pieces fr city and country displays
Agerts in New York H. tvrn 81 Fulton Green
wc Lewis Pages SON. 60 Maiden Lane, CasncrS Young, lIJ
ISAAC EDGE, Jr. tPyro,cchnist,)
Al the al,o Jrr.sv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-29

ID sressThis Day half past O'clock in lots to sait
purchasers for cash large general assortment OF se
hardware, cstery fall goods hats combs fancy soap cloth
ing guns pistols drs kc with assortment of goods suit.
81 To the Soshera and Western Market
ton ia advertisement OF this kind.
Al Private Sae-0,cO doz Combs of all knds
1000 cards Birmingham and Sheffield Cutlery oil every va
rety imaginable -
xuoo dozen Collars and Bosoms.
do - ''e"'V" : - "e'''''s '"4'1 "cin'a"
oooo gross Buttons Coat Vest and Pearl subject 10 debeu
'u,r, wnich VII be taken in payment
n,so snhn Boxes, Pins, &c. &c. &c.
fs German French, and Rhode Island Jewelryi Low
priced watches Guard Re- m2S Iys
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-29
p. DIETRICH, Auctioneer
IL r.. j. BEARNS a, Co store No l53

IL -. =. DE- hHNS a. CO, Store NO. l53 Pearl
s'ee corner OF NaiThis Day, O'Clock, al the
, hardware cutlery consisting pen, pocket ana
uh KNIVES on cards and IN in dozens
Ss heedes IN cannsers and bundles; ana singled
eye sectaces steel and brass barreed pistols
caps thpbes, knitting needles, hooks and eyes Sc &c
raRcy Goods-Consistng of double extra cologne hair oil
peruinery French and English SOAP lavender water &C
Also an invoice OF combs buttons bosons boots
shoes. ' $500
Also, invoice of yew~lryConsstin Of earincs 6uYw-
rings, watches, lirast-pins chains, &C. &c ia
UCTlON NOTICE.-Saurday at 10 O'clock al the
auction room.-Large and extensive superior new
and second hand furniture descptsn together with the
balance OF the stock OF locking glasses.
Also, Just received, p handsome bureaus 100 toiet tables
wash stands, &c.
Also, so very superior Sherry Wine dozen
years Old Romano brandt 2endd gold lever watches var
ETY. of hosiery, gloves &c &c.
my253t THO'S. BELL, Auct 81 Ann 81.
NEW YORK TATTEHSA LLS.-The regular
sales auction this well known establishment continue
to take place every Monday AT IL O'Clock.
me next regular sales OF this place will commence Mon
aay me 9th inst al II O'clock and all Horses and Carriages,
Intended Tor This sale must be shown and entered before
saturday. 1th nst al NJ and as the limited number OF IS
hor.s only can be taken early application should he made
as to insure place horse be offered auction
unless re :lstered in time for the catalogue.
JOHN w. WATSON, 4f6 Broadway.
IL Al Private Sale.-A pair OF well known fast trottag
Black Horses, sold by order of the of the Dr..
Bushe. For particulars apply to
my2a6t }. ". WATSON
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-29

GUN MOvNTINGs-ieoIss Of the newes, pattern gun
NJ and ride nountngs made Of German silver fer sale BY
DR. LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER,
mytS-y 2Courtandt street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-29

AT auction, the of the Mentor from Rio offered
and ll0e bags sold At II to 12 CottonWe quote Up
land in quatyat So lS4 Howard street Flour
$a25 City Mills Four-Saes SITS a %, according TO
quality. Susquehanna Four-Limted sales -. Sugars
Sales OF white Havana box Sl075 Wheat-Sses OF the
week have been TO bushels OF good prime req.
and prime whites at prices ranging from $45 TO soo per
bushe At auction 1900 bushels damaged SOLD at *3l 10
cents There no domestic wheats at market.
BosToN MAY 20, r. M-The money market Is daily becom,
ing decidedly easier the Banks have dsconntedDery ana
the street tor Post CENT and some
favore Banks shade less The business operations OF the
week have been extremely limited evneing any dso
sition to make end quetaois Tor most de-
scruons OF merchandise rendered IN great measure
nominal
Sales It the NeD York Stack Erchanss May 81.
GAG y. States Bank, 1921 lo5 50 Patterson r. r.
$50 Mechanics Bank, 10 1874 Harlem, SRA 90
CAT Del. X EIud ~ TO 72i Bos. Pr. R II. Oh
80 Far Trust Co. 80 60 N. J. r. X 4 L. Co. sc TO 81
1870 Amer. Life T., ia a78 SIG Utica r. X. lis III
80 Kentucky Bank, 66 400 Long Island H. X. 65l to GA
$50 Mohawk ~
Soes Of Stocks at Philadelphia, May Is.
10 Philadelphia Bk o2s to 92l 100 Kentacky =ank, 81
NEW YORK HENALD.-sHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 20, 1887.
LATEST DATES.
From London, April II From Liverpool April II
From Havre, April 10 From New Orleans May ?
PACKETS TO ARRIVE.
Har'e7Ship Charlemagne Richardson April
Francois Isl, PeIl April IL
Lryerpook-Pensyly ana, Smith, April "a
England, Waite May
Observation-Disclosures, Morgan, April %
Samson, Sturgess, May