Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-31

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i.ir sen.s is prrvio.. Pesa ssO American have ss..
is 800 sSss are si public
salesa Fnds, next
Sc. s::: s:. 's.s c: I,;,s ss s:s s...
for the day oun, 10 5000 bales which asS American
taken by spectators ane SEQ for export Thongh tne
sale generally have been willing sellers full pri
ba, have obased rather higher tor the
-. -. Computed Stocks a,oaoo
Same period iesI 1887. zsI4so
Comparative view Of The imports and exports OF u . Cotton
into and from the whole Kingdom, from the LIST J.nua TO
Into the kingdom ,hisyear: ,,n. .s,ss.
Same period last year sa,,r
period 1887 po'S eo"p''eo WIN :" bags lsos5s
depressed state particularly for the lower de-
scrpons the holders Of which, having submitted TO
800 hhds chic fly for the oupo and abeul The sume quantity
% Of se ee SEQ SSes ., hs e
There has been good demand for foreign sugar. and Oo cases
very fine, and yellow ., 22 Sd 10 Sd per ewt The
transactions in Moases puns Demarara al 10 zs %
prise GO casks ofJamaca Of the which very
full prices fine ordinary and middng realized l07s to IFS per
cwt No sales repeed in foreign The sales OF Rum are
limited to 60 puns DemeIara.
% o ee
- l5 and ~ Of Jamaica ct 6d 50 tons OF C.ba Fn
fs; and some sapan weed fs p The demand for
Turpennc regular but the prices OF last week cannot De
nea 1ea sr good about 1900 or' nave
The sales of Montreal Pot ard Pearl Ashes been very
ng, and holders have submitted 10 slight reduction IN
price About 200 hhds York Faxseed zrand 1856 brought
59s Cd SIS and small parcel OF sold od per ma
alteration Ceverseed
al former The sales Tobacco have been unPor
HAvRE April 26-we nothing of any interests cem
muncae, and market remains much the same as when
day. 2as bale, cf Cotton reported the morniag ISIS Lou
isiana resod a. ISL S do 5s3 Georgia ss S24 rer
25 81 Sc, 500 price unknown; iocaks Porto Rico
Coffee 76i; cases Beneai Indigo II 90.
were dispose a at 7aas per sogr and bales % 2s
and lte pale Havana Sugar at enirepo bales
sale and IS Toe te hall kiosr To-day 40 bales of
Havana Coffee of fine qsaiy were sod but what price
did not For other descriptions had no demana
HAMBURG. April 2.-Prces of Cotion-Carolna 2, Ten
III Georgia s sort sas "a sort Ia "a Sd and
81 Domingo taa7t
Rice With white ss
ST. Havana brown 81 eli Rio brown 81 6; Baua brown,
&C. IF bs
III f PoI's Rso bsfs i as s n9%aso L's''
Meeting at Masonic III ali Clay's NomIna-
tion approved Of by the Wings OF New
York-- " ebst-r laid tho shelf -Amal-
gansatiOn OF the Conservatives with the
higs--Opening Of the Campaign.
The notifications in several Of the whig prints for
The last few days of meeting to be held at Masonic
Hall on Tuesday night, express their concurrence
n the nomination Of Henry Clay to the Presidency
If the United States had the effect of bringing TO
hat gothic edifice, al early hour the entire FIRST
Ind second wards together with great proportion
If the respectable portion OF the third ward, and the
decent and well dressed Of all the other wards-a-
all together to eleven thousand five hundred
md thirty nine citizens. somewhere therea6outs
Precisely as the clock struck eight, General Robt.
Swartwoat was seen to issue from the little ante
chamber in which the committee had been delbera-
ting upon the weighty and important subject, which
resulted in deputsing the abovenamed functlonary to
announce to their fellow citizens that it their
pleasure TO put Mr. Guan G. Verplanek in the chair,
which being proclaimed with a seemnity very be-
coming the OCCASION Mr.. GuliaR c. Verplanck forth
with was escorted upon the platform smiling and
bowling TO the very boards, in acknowledgment for
the high dignity his beloved fellow citizens had con-
fcred upon him. and then he took his seat precisely
at the middle of the table, and looked particularly
amiable
Next in order the General nominated as vice pres
idens of the meeting, the following very respectable
gentlemen, viz flames Guck, Judah Hammond,
Major Noah. Alderman Bruen, Dudley Selden, and
hundred others, equally respectable and honorable
men, who never have changed their politics in oil
their lives, but whose names il is rather nconvenient
10 insert in full, and shall therefore leave them
out.
The gentlemen vice presidents, severally as their
names were called ou, appeared in clean shirts and
pale faces (occasoned probably by the intense inter-
they felt in the cause upon the elevation occupied
by the president who appeared TO be rather round
stomaehed gentleman with bottle green coat, and
ranged themselves in two rows each side Of that
dgnitary, that when the whole list was called over
the platform resembed an old fashioned Dutch cup
board with head Of green cabbage placed in the
ire, and double row Of clean pla,ters the upper
shelves.
After all these indispensable prelimInares had been
gone through with, Mr.. Willis Hall read ever for
the edfca,ien ofhis auditors the resolutions for
tiona convention 10 nominate President of the
United States in which very decided preference
expressed for "ihe orator and statesman of the west
Henry Clay, Of Kentucky;" declaring at the same
time the entire confidence of the meeting in the ar
dent PATRIOTISM the profound ability and experience
Of their candidate whom they verify believed TO be
the first choice Of large majority Of the wings in this
city, the meeting in favor of Mr. Webster IN June last