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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-05-12

The Express Mail rider from the No5,l,
was waylaid BY rutiian, near 40 u.fa
Geo. on the 22d inst. in an unfrequ5n
spot, and shot al as he passed. It's i.
penetrated his thighs but retaining ) ge.r !
OF mind, he kept his saddle and qurckaa.aa
his speed, was soon beyond The utlscf nj :
rnach 49,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-13
EE'EIeFsS or WE bf'S.

DO = ia - -
/ FLORiDA-WAR Not ENDED.--Ne"s
rom st. Augustine. dated Feb. zfih, gives 81
ggtleasantarrouGt Il The Late Of aiiairs IN Flor
itd,-Tbe wsrue snppo- cd ended, has rrubahd
IT. lori, fecommenceme"L The Augustine
Herald sfates:
. On SATURDAY night last, information va,
received from Gen. Jesup's Camp Al Date's Dat
lie Ground. daI re regret 10 State that II Is
far from cheering. l. Is stated that the Indians
bare held 10 talk, nor have the chefs returned
As they agreed To. Gen. Jc,np was 10 wait tniii
| safuday. wien he would ret commence bosu,i-
ities. About 100 Indians had been IN the camp.
and iraham and others were allowed ifee IN
gress and coress-On Saturday night last, Cen.
! IIernaudez's fwu negroes Aleck and Stephen,
who were taken bg the Indians in May last re
! turned having effected Their escape on horse
back We have not seen them, but we leard
that they State there Is great deal OF dsschtiea
| in the nation. The Chiefs ale wiling 10 give
up but the young warriors are aver-e 10 II thai
| they have Ilenty of ammuntionj that philip
tIb, Of Torkoliky have not been distorted snd
that they have force of more than 100 fighting
men That IN the atiask upon the treast WORK
at Lake Monroe tics lost one killed and three
wounded, aud that the party did net
know Of the armistce. report prevail,
among them that Gen. Jesup in holding cut the
rfIar 10 Il talk intend, to get them, hand-ruh
them, aud ship them n, and this ha, prevented
Jheir attending. Many Of them are NOW going
South with their families. These Negroes are
70 he examined IN relation 10 the CORE -pondence
winch has been carried on with the NEGROES in
town, and much interesting information IS ex
pectad TO lie obtained iIom thom. They are IL
prison.
Benjamin r. Butlcr Is appointed b and with
tn advice x consent OF the Senate. 10 be Secfe
raIY Of War Of the United States until sue
It'll, -l,.- 4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-13
ia OGs wv an
Ted.

gTIIlE subscriber wishes to purchase for the
a use Of himself and an adj lining neighbor
rom 70 10 so working bands, lora Cotton Farm
in Mississippi. for which the highest prices in
cash will be paid. A cool Carpenter Il Black
uih are wanted. wlzh to purchase noae o
lher but negroes Of good characters, a they are
MOTTO b. sold. persons wishing II sell in fans
lies, vii. do we'll to give me call.
WI. BAILEY.
Feb iG its.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-13


i st.t! IA .e~srrn. lt,tpraoY, The bicc 7 e
,i.o't 'I tic tHle1 tate, hayu. Withdrawn.
.ceala.ns 10 g.a2'. / allow al the ehoj"c ela
FfeslGtlt ira f'w. i.terr the so jourfmrrt, ,be
~,nete lr"5z ,d,t ID The CHOICE ol ire ,denl
Hgif"i"e. an la baliotas resulted in tn
lection ol Nlt,lam K. King, OF Alabama, to
lh4l boz oral r station.
The Senate spout some tame in Executive
bu=he,-' buf"@ the Sii'GG, 1t /, understood.
te~iae, number q smnI cr nominations. and
tene"ai Of uil,r, the following gentlemen we've
remtn' ted tor tie iii IS attached to theirresTec
|uge name:
a 10 secretary ief th' Department Of War,
joel Il. fuinsett, d South Carolina.
To lie Envy Extraordinary and Minister
f5tGli oJenishy TO Ro,sla, George NJ Dallas, ol
, HennS} i'ahla.
To le Secretary Of Legation 20 the same coua.
Try, " Ililim W. Chew.
To he Minister Ia Prussia, HEAVY Wheaton
To be Envoy EN#crdIrary aud Minister
| PeapoIcnaary to Mexico. Powharan EN-.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-13
NOTICE.,

ybNiE CO-PARTNERSHlP heretofore OK
X lstlRg unser the firm Of T.. NJ. Greenvay
& Co, was dissolved by mutual consent on tn =
l2h inst. In the settlement of the concern. the
name of the firm will be used
Edmund Dider & Lorenzo Newell. will cor
hruc business, under the firm OF Dide~ & Nor
veil, at No. %, So, Charles st. Baltimore
+. NJ. GREENW AY,
T.. DID, Err.
Lo. NORNELI,.
Bailnsrc February y It .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-13

BIt when ne enarier of Inc 3anh ofihe Unite
States was obtained lroln Genrress. 1t nttftcic
tie schemes o the pArer = st, IN, aud cav 10 u
advocates the Position taey have strugsle led 10 OF
tam, from the commencement Of the Fsdetal @.
| seInmeht 'JWn 10 the present hour. he Iu
meAse capital, aud peculiar privileges bestoAt
aVN' II. .ndb!eJ II go exercise despgtc s8a} oFe
re Other bank, IN every part oi the county
From ITS superior strength, 1t could sarleHslg 10
)ure, II not destroy, the business OF apy one o
them which might incur IL resentment AMI
openly claimed fof itself the power Of regulatln.
the currency throughout the United states
10 other words, II asserted tand undoubtedly pos
sessed) The power to uaake money plenty
scarce, nj lts pleasure, n any timt, and IN an
quarter 81 the Union, BY controlling the sues o
other banks, and permitting an expansion, c
compelling general contraction, oil The cfenla
ting medium, according 10 It's own VIII. ht
other banking institutions were sensible of IT,
strength, 4 they soon generally became lis ODE
-fcut instruments. ready, at all tunes, 10 eKeeui,
ITS mandacS; anI with the banks necessarily
went, al.e, than numerous class o persons - oui
rommefclal CITIES, who depend altogether on
bark credit, for their solYe1ry aud means Of bu
-lnos, aud who are. therefore, Obliged, for then
own safely, 10 propltIale The favor oi the money
power tY distinguished zeal and devotion ~ II,
service. The result OF the Il-adyised legislation
which established this great monopoly Wa, Ia
concentrate the whole lnoneycd power of tie l.
nlol, with II, boGndc-s means OF corruption, q
lis numerous dependent, under the direction
ana command ol one ache9w"dsed hcda mus
organizing thIS particular interest rs one body'
2nd securing 10 Il nhi'y ana concert OF af,l""
throughout me aAnea oialee ana enaoihs II 10
6HnE forward, upon any oeeasloo, us entire an"
nndI| lded strength, to support Or defeat "hy nfa-
.ure OF The Government. In The hands ol ms
formidable power mus perfectly ofs1n'%edi was
a.so placed unlimited common over INC amount
ol the circulating medium, giving II the Tow cI
u regulate the value OF nfafesY anu The ituis Of
labor IN every quarter Of the Union; 4 to be5tow
prosperity. of bring ruin, upon any city o. see
ION Of the county, a night best eompou with
is own interest or policy.
~. ,,,t LII T., tlc money
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-13
An Q5J9.l'a

Ny stock i, very lar.e and desrtle embra-
cling almost every article usually bcpt IN Dry
Goods Houses, There are many pieces
OF Goods, ire,h and uncut, aud nearly all OF lu,
assortment bongh bcfor. the r,ry greet ad-
r0HceS last i.dH, il tie Nonben clues. Ths
following are a lew q the article, co.apo,,a-
h. >cieetcn,f w
t,''e aad -uler Broad GIorh, all cur,
Extra eeayy Fiot { Ielh {, Peter>ham Gua,iuc
Fine aal >uler Ca~sluett, and Ca->imcfcs, al
co.gars
kcr.ess Foiel Clolhs, Army cloths anl Lin
10y ior Neauce.
Rase, Whitney Maeauaw, Duatl and Pom,
Blankets
Red, White and arccn F'gaucls and Baizcs,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-13

of the Attorney General and tie bill in question
TO be deposited IN the Department OF State.
ANDR EW JACKSON.
VAenfNoroS. March :, 1897, 4 before y T. NJ
sas---9 Sf--.e---
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
INV \ OK, March G.
omitted 10 write yogyc terday IN consequence
Of the hurra and excitement attending the rccep-
ton of the inaugural address. Wall street was
little Bedam; all day after tie message arrlv
ed ~ town. winch was about O'Clock A. NJ. the
crowds in and about the Wall street printing oil
fees were immense. Ten thousand copies OF
the address were soon put in circulation. The
interest OF the address died with the reading Of
it. People are disappointed IN II; his opponents
agrceably, his partisaHs otherwise.
While write you, the PARK IS TITLED IN EVE
RY PART in consequence OF the meeting called for
this day to consider prices. rents, &c. Nor LESS
TntS rlFrrES THOUSAND PERSONS ARE THERE. So
far. however, all has been quiet A brigade Of
artillery has been ordered out.and the policemen,
watchmen, &c. doubled. do not expect ano-
Their mob, though ii has somewhat apprehend
ed.
The money market to-day. Is withou, much
change perhaps q little easier than during la5t
week. Stocks are low. Nat. Int
DELAWARE JOURNAL Orrlcr. MArcu6 G.
Irita.tnfG ictier reccired from II gentleman ofHc
T,tfted States ship Constitution, ~ grnt5 man II
Wilmington, dated
LlsnoN, Jan. II, 1887.
The Constitution has returned from a delight
ful cruise up the Mediterranean, having visited
the most interesting ports on both sdes. \ she
came down the Mediterranean she cave assis-
lance TO an English brig in distress in gale Of
wind. and had 10 bear away for Cadiz. in order
to insure the stranger safety. The act received
The highest applause from The British residents.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-13

stood I shall cause ,his parcr, with the opinion
- 49, At,orney General and tie bill in question.
10 be- deposited in the Department Of State.
ASDR EN JACKSON.
" AsuiNoroS. March ;, 1897, | 4 before l. p. NJ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-13

DFLAwaaF JOURNAL OFrIcr. Mlrcu 6.
Kri1a.fnfG ictier reccired from gentleman ofkic
E,iied States ship Constitution, u a gentleman II
IL LlLultL rln,l- nntcR
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-13

The money market to-day. is withou, much
change perhaps q little easier than during la5l
week. Stocks are low. Nat mt
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-07-04

Long before the removal of the de-
posites of the public money from the
Bank of the United States, we ex-
pressed a doubt whether, if such a
measure should be resorted to, the Gov
eminent would escape the consequent
ces ofthat abuse of power without the
loss of millions of dollars. For this we
were assailed by the whole corps Of
Government pensioners, in the most
abusive terms. We now discover that
the Government itself apprehends a
dead loss, as the issue of It's precious
experiment for the transmutation oil
brass to gold, OF more than twenty mil
lions of dollars! Witness the follow
ing from the last number Of the Globe
which under the late Administration
was pretty essential part of ''the Gov.
eminent" and is still, so far, the Exec.
utlVe organ.-NatiOnGl IntetLigencer
"The banks accuse the Government
of indiscretion in trusting them. True
its pockets are full or ought to be
but, unfortunately, il suffered tht
bankers to hold its pockets. These
pocket holders have closed them up
and now tell the Government it shall
not have dollar Gifts own money!
Blythe time government gets its peck
lets open again, it is doubted by sOm'
whether any of its moneywilI be found
las there is some suspicion that tn
lpocket-holders have lent il out TO mer
Chants proper & merchant spectators
or, in some cases, perchance. trans
ferred It to their own pockets"
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-07-04
HE SOUTHERN ARGUS.
AND
DMGFa GOuMtD AOOrrttSFr,
EDITED AND PUBLISHED
. Forbes s y. n. Rarkea. !;

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in advance, or Six Dollars if not
advance. No subscription received
than six months,
.RTISEMENTS not exceeding one
fe (ten lines or less) will be inserted
he Dollar for the first insertion and
Cents for each continuance. lndi
advertisements from a distance
OF be inserted unless the money is
With them.
advertising customers are requested
Ark on their advertisements the
er Of times they wish them inserted,
wise they will be published till for
bd charged accordingly.
FILTERS addressed to the Editors
ess connected with the Office must
paid, otherwise they will not be at
~
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-07-04
70 FAC HER s i.

~ n LII by TIC FuSlCCS "a TIC
FRANKLIN ACADEMY, a Clas
nd scientific teacher to take charge
d institution, as superintendent, for
hSuing session, to whom a salary OF
1ndred dollars a session Of FIVE months
e gwen; and two male assistant teach
pho are required to be- good English
icientihc scholars, to whom a salary
3 hundred dollars each, per session
be given.
b, LADY qualified to take charge 81
emale Department o: said Institution,
incipal Teacher, to whom a salary OI
undrcd dollars per session will be Civ
nd one assistant InStructress to whom
~ of four hundred dollars per session
= given.
posals will BE- received by the Secre.
the Board of Trustees until the 4th
july next, for the aforesaid teachers,
ch time selection will be made from
who may apply.
ne need apply except such ms can pro-
nndouPtcd testimonials of qualification,
pod moral character.
B session will commence on the first
gust, and end on the Esd of December
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-07-04
CONFIDENCE AND CREDIT.

er, published during the pressure il
CONFIDENCE AND CREDIT.
day was dark, the markets dull,
'Change was thin, Gazettes were full
nd half the town was breaking;
cOuntersign Of cash was ''stop!"
kers and Bankrupts shut up shop,
And honest hearts were aching.
IN near the Bench, my fancy spied
ped form, with hasty stride,
neath grief's burden STOPPING.
name was CREDIT, and she said,
ather, TRADE, was lately dead,
mother, COMMERCE, dropping.
nile that size was wont to wear
Uttered by the hand of care,
eyes had lost their lustre;
character was gone, she said,
pasely she had been betrayed,
~ NOBODY would trust her.
honest INDUSTRY had tried
ain fair credit for his bride.
I'D found the lady willing;
ali a FoTtune-hunter came,
SPEcULATIoN was his nance
Rake not worth a shilling.
william was on mischief bent,
gained both Dad and Mans consent,
nd then poor Credit smarted;
fiIched her fortune and her fame
fixed blot upon her name,
md left her broken hearted,
zen thus poor CRFDTT seemed to sigh
consin CONFIDENCE came BY,
sthinks he must be clever)
when she Whispered in her ear,
checked the sigh, she dried the tear,
nd smiled as sweet as ever.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-07-04
OVID P. BROWN,

0ecTeEary Of lhe Board Of
Trustees. Of r. II.
umbus, Mi. May, 1887, SO. ct.
B North Albanian. TYscumbia, and
of the Union, Tuscaloosa, will give
Dove four insertions, and forward their
hts to o. P. Brown, for payment.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-07-04

When the deposites were removed
from the u. s. Bank, we said they
would be lost. They are lost con-
sumed by the "blaze Of glory" that en-
circles the Observation-Disclosures
Journal,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-07-04
S c E L L A N E o U S

BE following lines are from an English
sr, published during the pressure in
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-07-04
1881.

Entertaining the opinions hereto.
fore expressed in relation to the Bank
of the United States as at present or
ganlsed, y l leave it for the pre-
sent to the investigation of an enlight-
ened people and their Represents
tives." "A. Jackson.
Their Representatives accordingly
investigated the subject, and re-chart.
cred the Bank.
Morning herald., 1837-10-21

DEAly Sept 12-Adslph, Nicmsn, New Y0rk, Psol, Rim.
gard, do2lst, Onfis, Huteson London, for New York
ELsINonE, Sept. H-Columbus, SchnachneL New York;
Prov,ienta, sshmdberg dol salvatorum Graese do-I2h
Al Golhand, Aug q; crew except one saved.
ARRIVALS CLEARANCES, lie.
PORTLAND, Oct l5-Ar Martha Wood, Sargent, Sullivan,
tor New yorA; Armado Bell Lubec, for do-i7t,
0riswold, New york-sPd, Prospect, Poet, do
GLOUCESTER, Oct l6-Ar. Pamfre Calais for New York.
EDGARrowN, Oct lG-.Cordelia, Lane, New York for
Portsmouth; Robert Rakes Ulmcr, do, for Thomaston
port f7h, the above.
BosToN Oct I8-Ar Angola, Tufts, New York; Susan 4
Phebe, Verre do; Compliance, Sparrow, do-crd Teumali
barstow, New Orleans; Fairfield. Burr York; Rersise
Sherwood, do Cordela, Bakerdo; Boston, Hae do; Tro
Nckersor, do Cambridge, Bears do Samuel Nickorson,
do; Lucila, Wilson, do.
PRovIDEScE, Oct ls.-Ar. Mary, westco,t, New York.
BALTIMORE, Oct 19-Ar Candid, Greea New York
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 20 AR. Traffic, Wise New York; Mary
Cornela, Lennox do; Dolphin, Mexican, dol Res ouiion
poise Smith New Yor-Ar in the schny ki Texas small
New York; Purne Johnson Winslnore do-cPd Elmira Ro
gers Turner New York; Augusta, Erickson do; Valiant
Briggs, DO; Banner, Lowell do; Leniy Sdu do Brick
Reeves, do; Wm- Penn, Edwards, dol Lharles M T.
man 40 Reaper, Buch do
RICHMOND, Oct. l7.-Ar Renown, Scull, New York;
borah Ann Somers Smack do.-srd Richmond, Tiby, do.
ALEXANDRIA, d. D.. Oct l8.-Ar Washington, Rice New
York
CHARLESTON, Oct. l9-Ar. II. Allen Wilson New York;
Vesper, Tsott, Madeiracpd Lawrence, Hull New York
SID Niagara, Besler DO; Cordea Sherwood do In the
Oing, Tecumseh, Suydam, New York; Sias Richards Dick
inson, do; Equator, Bison, do
NORFOLK, Oct ls.-In Hampton Reais-Msjcs,ic Wilson,
Bonair~ York, put proyisions-ich ar Mary
Scotsburn, Smith, New York
WLMINGToN,N N. c., Oct 1l-Ar. Quay anna, Andros New
York. David Rogers, hunt, dol Tell Hawkins de.
APALAcHIcoLA Oct AR. Euphraie Emery Buck spert
Me-, Majectc, Ames. Thomaston, Me- Engerey, shannon
New York; relair, Pratt, do.
Morning herald., 1837-10-21

Die us hb year. 70 supply the OF that nation
who0, daring the laa year. for great proper
on Of our bread su The poatoe and tanp through
eut kngasd however, been well got in and
abundant that this adenty expected unaer almost any
the price Of wheat rising enough
70 admit of large impoatiens Of extensive beraons ou
Of bend. Of foreign grain"
The market here remains last quoted, that
aSS Tor WESTERN $3.50 for southern and 90 825 for New
York and Troy Receipts and sales today light The
stock hand is about SC, 900 barrels
rye has been sold The market rather bare
Of wheat Genessee is held $L7e Corn southern
yellow selling 100 esc. Northern barley has been sold
nj 3Oc
Morning herald., 1837-10-21

FRIDAY, Oct 2otb.
Prices of butchcrs meat poultry, fish, fruit and vegetables
are mnch the In last report. The country
proncers beginning IN show themselves In greater
sers and their stock engrosses by the hucke
she article, they irng generally he had fair price.
Roang pigs for which the foaers ssk from IL oies
Morning herald., 1837-10-21
Cotton Market,

FRIDAY, Oct n, Q, p NJ
The conditioned British Market the pa Sep
ember 1887 has been received II from the tables
that the stock increases steadily.
Imports up to the 9th Sept, 97l,27l bales
Do 18th, do. 10OO,T50
1sss:.:: 1ss.:s:: q ..oe. .. hand, 'ss5s s:.5s
Sales for the week, M,Hs
The great bulk Of mpsrtaons for the week consisted of
American Co<tons being 2O,6l4 bales.
The prices for Americans ruled from Al Cd exhibiting
slight advance the Of the week. Spectators
busy than the masters they took nearly
thirds of the staple offered
The losses experienced in India by gale
Bombay and the Gre Calcutta do amoun thing
serious They will have effect the Liverpool
ke For the half Of 1886 and 1887 the whole of
imporations from the East Indies does vary materially
from ii2ooe 10000 bales Thsbranch the
might be entirely off without being sensbly felt Eng
land
The usual table the Liverpool papers suboined
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET, 22d Sept
taken Z on ,,s speculation this year, bales ils 200
s ;:,s into the country unsod this year. s:sss
1nsTsa:e import t. ear compared with til same 4'''
Increase srss ,s', Of fysss: ssc:h sssSs s,sss
Decrease Of quantity taken for consumption 2s4Oo
Increase ofquantity taken for export, -" r,s7S
and from he whole kagdom, from The I of January the
10Th Sept and ofthe Imports and Exports for the same
.ss.ss sssssss: american, bags 7ssss s,sss
West Indies Demerara, kc., ~" 4l22
East Indies 1854
Egypt. &c. 5l674
Total Of all descriptions. l,.oO75o
Ams,c:n, Amer :.;,.,,,.. bags sss.ss sss.ss
West Indies, Demerara, &c., 5,43
East Indies, 129,962
Egypt, kc, 1924
sas4ss
Increase Of imports as compared with same -
p'''0' ''' EXPORTS IN 1887. 's' 'N'A
American, 43895-Brazil 274--East Indies, H602--West
India, 00-O her kinds, %.
Total in 1887, IOi 2ss
Same period in 1885, 70938
Sept q, 1897, bag 383 800
Same time, 1886, " 237 900
Sales in New Orleans the 18th inst, 27 bales Lou
isana, at III a12ic.
This market continues without material change. Choice
would command Is other qualities from IL Stock
exceedingly light.
Morning herald., 1837-10-21

selling this morning by The r,sers at little more than
price, and young turkes obtained corresponding lib
but like almost every ether article, they excessively
high The farmers would do well 10 bring their produce forth
with market they desirous of receiving good price
for them.
few days ago considerable quantities Of pork down
the North river which sold at % the 100 1t
brings e9 In consequence of the supply being unequal the
demand. The mild weather. which prevailed for
time, against saughterDg hogs bat when gets cooler
and there Is no risk OF the pork spoing the quantity will
onybe more abundant and lower in price, but has
for two weeks back reduction charge beef
which still extraordinarily high On Moaday last whole
sale price Of the first quality of beef Brighton Boson
ket was only $685. and some sold low 81 the hundred
pounds giving average of $5l2i, FIVE half
the single pound As the Boston New York cattle mar
kes supplied by the drovers there must have
been some unfair dealing the part of these men, when
Monday at Bulls Head they unless they OBJ
tanned " more hundred pounds than they received
ton We must look into this determined detect
and expose every thing like exsrtoR for pecualors
to explain why they almost every market day Rn
Head portion OF their stock and drive it other places
where they sell il at greatly reduced prices
Our accounts from Liverpool up 25th ut report
considerable reduction of price in the cattle
quoted at from Sd TO Cd h.; being than what we
pay Tor It in this CITY, Such IL the consequence of the
exis,encein in England of those by free trade
In New York is destroyed, and dgraceul monopoly per-
petuated.
CORPORATION MARKETS
neef 8to l4c. perlb. Lamb l0c. per ID.
Veal. I2to IA do.
POULTRY, BUTTER, &c.
Turkeys, 12s each Geese 6s to 8s each
Fowls Is TO 8s. per pair Butter, 20 a 25 cts per b.
Chickens, Is to 5s do Eggs IL l2 cts for T.
Ducks, 5s to 8s. per pair Wild Pigeons, 75c. dor.
Wild Ducks, As Cd.
Peaches, S. TO 8s hafpec Cabbages the hundred
Potatoes, 3s Cd busheL Cucumbers 2s hundred.
Green Corn, IL for Is. Turnips, IS. bushe.
Water Melons, l2te 25 c each. Squash, IL for Is
Apples l4s barrel Nutmeg Melens, 4d to Sd. each.
sreaked Sire Bass, &c. perlb. Blue Fish, &c. per b.
Black Fish, SC. per ID. Porgies, &c. do
Sturgeon &c. do Cod, SC. do
Ees, l2c do. Lobsters, &c. do
Hickory, S27s load Liverpool Coal, ss5s pr chald.
Oak, 500 do. Anthracite. 90 to 50 per
Pine, $l.25 lead. Sydney, 90 To 8.50 per ton
MORNING HERALD.-sHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK. OCT. 20, 10 O'CLOCK, +. M.
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PACKETS TO ARRIVE.
Virginia, Harris, Oct
h0wG--b baltimore, Funck Sept. "a
Albany JOhnstoB, Oct
LsndsN-Ontario Huttleson, Sept 20
PACKETS To SAIL
ksucposL-Unted States, Holdredge, Oct. "a
England, Waite, Nov
Philadelphia Morgan, Nov.
Haws-Francois lst Pel 0c. "a
Erie, Funck, Nov.