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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-05-14
Spring and Summer Goods.


purchased principally with cash in New York and
Boston, which our customers IL the public generally
are invited to call and examine Having taken un-
usual pains in selecting them, we feel confiden,
that in style, quality and price, we can give entire
satisfaction. Among them will be found a good
assortment of Straw and Florence BONNETS:
beautiful assortment of RIBBONS; Fancy Iidkfs
ScaHs; PLAIN and figured SILKS for Ladies Dresses;
Victoria printed MUSLlN-an elegant article for
summer dresses; CHALLY Of the very hest quail
~; Pongee, plain and figured Cambria; Muslins;
Thread and Cotton Edging; Footing; black and
white Lace; a prime assortment of CALICOES;
Copperplate; Irish Linen; twillcd kinen--a beam
tlful article fol gentlemens spencers; Ladies and
Gent. Kid Gloves; plain and pic mic Gloves-a fine
article; Linen, Pongee, and other pocket HdkE,.
Gent' neck do-a prime lot; the best stvlc of Vest.
ngs ever sold by US; brown and bleached Sbeetinos
and Shlrtingsj Ticking, Drilling; a good assert.
ment OF Stuff for summer wear; BROADCLOTHS
and CASHMERE; Moleskn and Brush HATS;
Cloth Caps; Umbrellas, &c. &c; German Silver
ga and Table Spoons; prime assortment of
CROCKERY AND GLASS W.ARE;
China and printed Tea Sets, &c &c; HARD
WARE and CUTLERY good assortment; also
w. 4. Goods and Groceries:
Iron, Steel. Spikes, Nails, &c. &c. ,.-
Ladies and Gentlemen respectfully invited TO
call and examine the new Goods. and if we fail of
them that our assortment is prime and
prices low, will offset time against theirs.
SHEDD & JEWETT
ST. Johnshury Plain, April 90, 1889. 9O-rf
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS !

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
FTNHE subscriber would take this opportunity to
n express his grateful acknowledged to his
friends and customers for the constant and liberal
patronage which they have heretofore extended TO
him, and he now faters himself that he can offer
Inducements sufficient, only TO merit, but TO Sc
cure an increase of the same patronage. He has
now the pleasure of offering for sale new and
carefully selected assortment of
sg@sasg 9G&T ASTS9 donnie SURG
DRY GOODS,
consisting in part, of BROADCLOTHS and CAS-
SIM ERES, Cloths suitable for summer Pants and
Spencers; Scotch and English Ginghams; printed.
checked aud plain Muslin; Muslin Delane, a new
and fashionable article; Swiss Muslin; bishop Lawn;
Cambria; Irish Linen; black and colored Silks for
dresses; inserting, Edging, Quilting; Gloves and
Hosiery: prime assortment of
ENGLISH, FRENCH and AMERICAN
PRINTS, and Of STRAY BON.vET,S,
and Garn:ures; Taffeta and Cap Ribbons, Bonnet
Innings, sc. ALSO,
wv. n. Goods and Groceries.
GLASS AND HARD WARE,
and variety OF other articles which mood not be
enumerated; all of which were bought where they
keep good articles snd sell them cheap--no matter
whether it be New York, Boston, or New Orleans
Ladies and Gentlemen OF this and neighborinr
towns are requested to call and examine for them.
selves. The subscriber will take great pleasure in
showing his Goods, and still greater in selling. if
on examination it shall be found, it is believed
it will be, that they cheap, and that they are
just the articles wanted.
MOST KINDS Of PRODUCE
taken in exchange for Goods.
7. r.. FAIRBANKS.
Lower Waterford, May z, 1899. 03-5w
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wv A N'TEHD.

wv IA IN MIAP9
In Exchange for Goods,
1000 yd'' good Tow Cloth
loo yds good domestic Flannel, all wool;
1000 yds. good Frocking, all wool
500 yds Sleeps Grey, full Cloth;
500 pounds live Geese Feathers;
500 pounds prime Bees Wax
9 Tons Butter made after the Goth inst
2 Tons Wool
Ton good Maple Sugar.
SHEDD IL JEWETT.
May o, 1889. 93-tf
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DREADFUL EXPLOSION. The Baltimore Pat.
r'o' publishes several letters detailing the dis.
'ressing particulars of an explosion Of gunpow.
oer at hnsh's store in Hancock, Washington Co.
on tne evening of the LIST inst. Ii seems that
husfi was serving goods 70 some customers, and
' ma mere was an open keg of powder under
me couiner One OF the letters states that Rush
'sh"iIed Ills candle WIN Ills fingers, ord .h-s--
me burning snuff upon the floor, OF. upon the
loose powder" The consequence was the bull
ing was blown mp, aud Rush-two of his chill
dreh-iwo customers, and several other persons
We're seriously, and some of them mortally in
red.--One ofihe letters says
There were fourteen persons i'm the build
ing at the time, six of whom are dangerously
wonnded-some with legs, others with arms
broken, and all with their faces sacrificed in II
shocking manner. Daniel Rush and two jour
neymen shoetnakers are not expected TO live
Three of Daniels children are among those seri-
ous'y injured, hut the Youngest child miraculous
~ escaped unhurt. 1t was i'm the cradle, and
those who first arrived at the scene of ruin and
distress, saw its little hand above the rubbish, g.
on removing the fallen timber, they found that
the cradle had preserved the child from being
crushed TO death.-Nlrs Rush. Daniels Father
and mother, John Craig. Murphy Pool, Mr.
NiIngsy and son are all more or less injured
Every body seems TO be in state of gloomy
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS curiosity and astonish-
ment prevail
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to hope will be crowned wi,h success

to hope will be crowned with success
have made this very brief though necessari.
" imperfect statement OF my reasons for wish.
decide the question, to comply with the eornes,
anu repeated solicitations of my friends; / will
now IN conclusion say a word for myself
Inc present state of The science Of Meteorolo
~ renders it highly important to know in what
uneo,'on ana with what velocity summer rains
travel over the surface of the eorth VIVA, 10
.nelr s,iape-round or obIong-and il obong, in
VIVA. direction their transverse diameter lies. &,
Whetfler they move side foremost or oblionelv
wow ~ request gentlemen throughout the Uni
Keep Journal of all rains from the b.oinn;no nc
june I'LL the end of September; noting their be.
gIhn'ngs and cndings, the force and direction
OF the winds, and also of the clouds, and send
,ne accounts, published in some paper as ear
y III Uctober as convenient, to William Ham
lion, ESQ, Acluary of the Franklin institute.
Philadelphia.
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Adjourned Sale.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
VHNHE subscriber will sell at AUCTION on the
N 18th day of MAY, al o'clock, A. M. at Pa
snmpsic Village in Barnett Watch, l Great Coat,
IUmbrella, left with him TO SELL and lot Of
GOODS, which he has on hand, consisting of
CHMBLETEENS, ALPINE,
PRINTS, VESTTNGS,
LdCES, EDGLNGS
BOOTS, SHOES, HARD WHRE,
MEDICINE, SIDE SADDLE,
Ws11N y .l1 n
SMALL COOKING S7OVE, q. PARLOR
STOVE,
and various other articles, too numerous to mon
ton. JOHN BACON
Passumpsc, May 6, 1889. 92--ts
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NEW GOODS!

FNHE subscribers would inform their friends and
n the public generally, that they have just re-
ceived choice and beautiful assortment Of foreign
and domestic agss& Sc GOODS adapted to
the present and approaching season; consisting OF
of the most desirable colors; Satnctts Rowan Cas-
smere, Buekskin Fancy, &c. for summer pants;
English Ginghams, Copperplate, printed Muslin,
Bishop Lawn, Swiss and Book Muslin, plain and
checked Cambria, hair Cord, do, corded Robes,
linen Cambria iidkfs. Cambria Muslin, do; web
Lace, lace Quilting, Edgings and Insortng s ladies'
Kid Gloves, black and white Silk, do; super Belts
tambour and spool Cotton; Gonts. Buck Gloves,
Kid and Linen, do.
STRAW G@1Iggga
BO.NNEI' RIBBONS AND Innings;
Cap Ribbons, Tatfeta, Satin and Velvet do; Gauze
Wells, green Barge, black Grape, black Alapino
and Bombazine, gro de Naples, gro de Swiss, and
sarsnet Silks; Fancy Hdkfs. super Choppas, Medi-
ma Pongee and Belgian do; French Italian, Vero-
ma checked and Madras Cravats; ligh, and dark
Vestings; Vest Duck, Padding, Canvas, secia,
brown Linen, Linen Thread, Silk, Twist, &c.
Crash Russia Diaper, Ticking, Drilling, sheennga
and Shirtings; Umbrellas, HATS, CARS, &c.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-28

On Wednesday the 26th inst. John son Of John and Ellen
McNenomy. aged 10 months.
The friends of the family invited attend his funeral
this morning at half O'clock from his late residence No.
II East Broadway
AT siatsburg, Duchess the Goth Charles Eli,
At Washington City, the 10th last in the Ah year Of his
age Lawrence Kearny Of Lieut. Thomas 0eduey IT, s.
Navy.
Al the Marine Hospital Charleston, Edwin r. Egary, aged
Is years, of Bsngor, Me.
On the z5th lust Mr. James Van Dusen Goth year
Of his
the 25th Instant John W. Dsrsett in the Goth year Of
his age.
On the 2itn Capt Joshua Freeman OF Brewster Mass late
master Of the brig Alexander.
OF Apopcxy at his residence at Manhsstt. Sunday
night AL inst Capt James Lane, OF the steamboat Sun
His remains taken TO Shrewsbury NJ j. for nterment
ON board Of his late steamer.
On Friday Thomas H. Hul,ar., aged a. member Of Hose
Co. No. n.
On the asd instant Of short Illness James Morrow aged 81
years.
On the a3d inst q consumption Mrs. Almira Gmosr aged
- years
At Hartford the 2ad inst Albert w. oico n years. OF
Tho city.
On tie gath inst asr short Illness Edward Carrie aged 81
years.
On the gath inst Of short illness, Mis-. Eleanor McGiveran
aged 20 years.
On the alh inst joanna daughter Of John Constantine aged
year.
At williamsburg the 18th inst Caiharne Pero wife OF
Lewis Pero.
On the 25th inst, James b. vanduren aged a. years.
In BROOKLYN. the Goth inst Mrs Clarna Barlow widow
of Augustus Barlow.
A, Chester Pa the 10Th Harriet, wife Of Dr. styles,
formerly ofthis city.
At Earl.ton Scotland james Hume Esq aged years. for
rnerly OF the stale of Georgia
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-28
M a ls RUk ID.

On the 25th mat by the Rev. b. L. Hagh Able McNuiy
to Miss Augusta r. Sackett.
In Grace Church. Boston, the oath inst Charles Henshaw
to Miss Hannah Lord.
Al Baltimore, the Goth inst Bernard b. Pcon Of France
TO Sarah Ann Coleman Of New York
10 this city, last evening" BY the Rev. Mr. Goodsel Mr. J. P
Heme Of the Providence Morning CO urer Mary eldest
daughter of The late William James Esq, all of Providence
r. L.
On Monday morning. oath nstaut by the Rev. Richard
Edward Passmore, Of Dublin Miss Caharae L. OlG
oil this city.
AT Jersey City, Saturday, the 22l instant by the Rev
Dr. Barry, MIR James Dawson Miss Mary Ann Bradley, all
Of that Ct y.
At Key West the lst inst Geo. CLARK to Miss Elizabeth
Pool Of Mystic Conn.
On the 241h inst by the Rev Mr. Stark Mr.. James Stuart
to Miss Elizabeth Whitewrgh, daughter Of William White
wright. Esq all OF this city.
At Cansndagua the 29lh inst by the Rev Mr. Thomp-
Mr.. Alexander Jeffrey t. Miss Della Wilson Granger
daughter of Gen. Granger.
On the 20 inst by the Rev. s. L. stlman John Paton 10
Elizabeth Dean all Of this city
Al Milford, ~ J. the 10Th Inst by the Rev. Cornelius
Blauve Ar. Henry Herring, to Miss Helena Cooper.
Al Providence H. MIR. Augustus w. Fenns 10 Miss AIDE.
line Cooley.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-28
Corn Trade.

The market steady this morning. and there has been
further decline snce Saturday The troubles among the sr
cuators have ceased for prices will certainly decline still
before harvest bone" Intelligence from every
ton continues reach US Of the favorable Of the
crops The husbandmcn glad for their prospects
better The great staples Of the North, SOUTH East aud
West will be REDUNDANT When the ingather,ng has
gone the paaics will be over, the prices
Rash and nordnate specuatons produce certainly
FOR tweve-monh aud from the tendency and app
things longer period The crops New
York look better s than they have before for
fifteen Years.
FROM Buffalo have received the annexed statement which
shows glance the increase OF the crops 1888
previous year. The table exhibits the quantity cleared the
lrial fr,.n thaici fnrih -
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Sl3s.S3S So


Since the middle Of last month"; has been decline Of
fully cents every descriptions but the middng and ord
nary qualities have felt the reduction than The higher
grades The market closed yesterday heavily TIE sellers
views being about than the purchasers The trans
actions for the week closed Fave reached 10 nearly three
thousand bales the import in the time has six thou
sand four hundred and fifty bales, leaving hand in
houses and shpboarj stock Of $50 bales From various
find that The deficiency the receipts Of the
the ports since the first of last October 900 bales
There has been dmnuton in the exports abroad the
time Of nearly 600 bales Annexed the present New
York class,fcation:-
Mobile and New Orleons Floridas and Uplands
Ord. to md fair III l3c Ord to mid. fair, IL l2A
Fair to good FAIR IA al54 Fair to good fair, l3A IA
Holders in this market exceedingly anxious for further
advces from Europe and awaiting the arrival Of the eli
verpoo" with twenty five days later intelligence The market
peculiar state prices recedng almost daily and unless
the steamer brings favorable there will be
posion for many Of the holders will be obi ged SELL they
have held longer than their will admit Of The
advces by the "Lvrpoo" will probably determine the
OF the market
In Columbia the l4th inst. further decline Of sent
took place. and the market very dull The prices ranged
l2 to Is cents
The market in New Orleans the l5th inst inactive,
and prices declining From the 27h of April to the above
day all descriptions had Tell of two and half CENTS pouad
The sales the week reached only 1900 bales Even the
reduction buyers evnsed no disposition TO purchase.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-28

Monday, June "a.
Ship Equator, Bison, 40 ds FIN Liverpool with ndze to
Brig Piuribus Unum, Billings d FIN St Crox sugar 10
Maitland Kennedy & Co.
muster.
seAr Western Trader, a days from Boston, mdz. to
schr Poeomoke, shea days from snowhi with corn to
schr Reside Sherwood days from Boston with mdz. "a
schr Compliance Sparrow days from Boston, mdue to z
Pilot Lafayette, Alcock days from Havana fruit to
Britton & Co. 'S'e
Tuesday, June 2.
Ship Westeheste Ferris, from Liverpool 18th May md.e
Ship Marmosa, Myers 80 DIS fin Liverpool mdue to Herdman
& keenan,.
Brig MOnta Hnes Is d' FIN St Jago Cuba, coffee to
Brig Ashley Pike as FIN Charleston with cotton &c. to
schr Benz Harrison Douglass as FIN Ocracock NC corn to
Blossom.
schr Barbara, squircs days from Baltimore mdre to N
schr Asher Havens Bishop d, FIN Virginia, corn to
schr Native, Bd.a days from Virginia, with wood to
order.
schr Jane Caroline Townsend days from Virginia. wood
schr John Polk Daisey days from Virginia, with wood to
order.
Wednesday, June rs.
Ship Gov Troup Buman I'm Liverpool, 18th May, mdze
Ship Meridian, Williams, 81 days from st Cruze Tenere
baria to order.
Bremen bark Atlantic Crave days from Bremen mdze
to Meyer Hupendes.
Brig Overmsn Could for Ponce, PR 10th June, sugar
Depeyser x Whmarsh
Br brig Helen Mar Card days from Windsor Ms plaster
to order.
Br schr Agenora Douglass, l6 ds FIN Douglass Ms plaster
to Randolph Fountain
schr Cadet Mariner days from Virginia, with wood &c.
to order.
Schr Harriet Sawyer days from Norfolk with shingles
Order
sehr Areo Sherman 10 days frcm Georgetown flour
Tredwe.
Schr zabrskie, wet days from Virginia, wood to
order.
schr westco Blem days from rhiladelpha coal
to order.
soop Pioneer Slater, days from Virginia with to
Havens.
Br yacht schr Arouse Henderson, days ST Johns PR
On pleasure cruise.
Thursday, June u.
Packet ship Cambridge Bur'ley from Liverpool, al't May
Ship John Hale Crowe 40 I'm Liverpool with mdze and
passengers to order.
Ship Niagara, Norris days from Charleston with
| to G Sutton.
Ship Helespout Ellis Il ds I'm Havana, with sugar spof
ford Tillotson Co.
Brig Curtis Nichols 10 ds FIN Trinidad de Cuba, with sugar
to Peters Co
Brig Tahoka, Leeds IA ds I'm Guayana, PR with sugar to
T Andrews
Brig Glover Green is FIN Porto Rico with sugar to
Maitland Kennedy < Co.
Brig New jersey Baker, days from Darien with to
r M Daniel
Br schr Joseph Howe - Is ds fm Falmouth JAM with
pmento TO McEvers
sehr Caroline Cole, days I'm Wilmington NC with naval
stores to Blossom.
sw schr Elizabeth, Psrey, IA ds I'm st Thomas with mdze
to Meyer Hupeden.
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NEW YORK II E RAID
S chipping LIST.


Cleared.
Monday, June 2i
Louis Philippe, Caston, Hsvre; Taronta, Smith, Liver.
pools Washington, (flam) Kruger Hamburg Pais,y Bloun
Peterson Havana Lord Ramsay tBr) England Quebec RE.
lena (Prus sen Rotterdam, Ouese, Jenkins Martinique
Censul Oyerton. Baltimore; United Sttes Curtis. Wick,
port.
Tuesday, June IS.
Mircia. Wood, Fairhaven Auckland tBj Aiasey So Johns
Nd; Satisfaction tBt Robertson, 81 Andrews; Thomas D
Griffith Baltimore; Iiarkaway froal Petcrsburph va Anne
Louisa Vera Cruzj Jeylon, Tro 1T Domingo, Gabrelaco
Feucy sisa Laurel Lunt Portland; Champion, Wasgaie
PhHadelphia Garrick, Palmer Liverpool; Albert NJ Hale
Chase Boston
Wednesday. June 70.
Arma, Br) rarse Prince Edwsrd Island; SYork, Thorn
h Pctou; Newark, soslard Savannah; Ndus Tucker ia
maica; Josephine Liverpool.
Thursday. June n.
Balance Lwomb Pciou Sir Eds ard Hamilton, (Br) Lun-
dy. Quebec; Matches. (Br) Card, Window Ms, danube
Ayy, Norfolk; Notus, Bcsse, warehsm; Meridian Els, DO
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:. compared with The following wing
Is the Albany report for the third week in Juns'
The amount Of tolls collected the Office in this
city for the third week in June, 1889, is $93S9 20
received during the period ofisss 7os IS
Excess SiOs3 O5
CoyYrE-Ths market remains with very little doing
although SMALL the prices since
shown downward tendency The sales have been
l29 Cuba M Al Boston there have been tranac
tons to the trade to the extent Of 800 bags at e II ets for
St Domsgo Java 49, AT Philadelphia prices in the face
of fair demand tend downward sales reach 1000 bags at liz
y for Rio, and 10 l23 for Lagayra $780,
SueAR.-The anguor to prevail in this market
the demand does rise to extent sufficient to
call cut the stocks the hands ohode Sales extend to 1000
I'M and 800 boxes at u for Porto Rco st 10 for St.
Croix for Havana 1T l2l for white do. At Boston,
notwithstanding that small business has been done, prices
have been we'll maintained and advance of id brown Ra
mas oeen effected 500 boxes brown Havana were od
q Sc 100 Bic At Philadelphia the stocks very light in
hrst handhe sales limited extending only
to 800 hhds at 81 81 for Crox 81 FOR Porto Rico;
white Brazila 81 10; brown Trinidad at 81 81
Thursday, June a.
Trade continues dunothing will transpre of Importance
I'LL the arrival Of the Liverpool The shipping exceedingly
quiet and eghts heavy at the lowest packet rates
Throughout the south the markets present the dull ap
pearance. While this the board, inland
navigation all sections presents great activity We
embargoed BY the policy Of the Spectators The following
the returns the Penns Columbia
ing to the returns of the Collector
COLLECTORS OFFICE COLUMBIA June H. $780,
Amount of tolls received this Office from Oct. LIST,
to Jun. III, 1889, SI35, 1854 Is
Amount received during the week ending this day. 2454iO
Whole amount received up TO 18th June, $l3s,S3S So
JANIS Parton, Collector.
CorTsw.-Th market continues with very little variation;
sales moderate and extend since last to bales only
at III 4c for upands - lac for Mobile II Is for New
Orleans and ~ II for Florida At Charleston the a2d
the market mad been very dull by Of the ndp
holder, to accept oersmany were shipping however The
few sales that were made at decline Of &c. At New
Orleans on the 18TH but little doing The famous crc
lar had reached that city but was generally dcredited
time Of year. The enquiry is mited-sales small
only have been made at $46aa At Charleston the 22d
the demand had improved small advance obtained
the of the previous week TIE sales reach about SOC
4c At Boston, there has been good deal done in for
eign 5000 bags Java sold 81; 400 cks
found buyers at 440a$5.
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00m0oy, = uue 1I--O - uAs
The ''oes "arAst yesterday somewhat depressed 'a'
little done and the sa'es generally show slight
The Bank Commerce receded per cent? ph@nir cent?
Canton and Harlem Delaware and Hudson improved
the close per cent The Trademen Bank has declared
semi annual ddens of per cent payable on the Isl Oh july
and the Lafayette Bank advdend of cent Tor the same
period, payable at the same time
In Philadelphia money scarce and commercial anas aP
pear gloomy The sales stocks the aist inst compared
with the the lsh. exhibit decline on nearly
from per The failure Of the Phil
epha Lean Company produced considerable sensation,
from the gross Of the report made
by the Directors placed the institution in very favorable
postionhavng surplus Of but in week after
the report put FORTH the Company suspended its payments
because they lost $4,000 The however, to be in
ve.gaed and shall then know its ram6catons. Four
and four creditors have appointed for this
purpose. The Bank loaned money on its deposite..
According to advces this morning, the monetary affairs
Of Baltimore the best condition of city 10 the Union
No great felt there and generally speaking the
banks have balance against every other One n.tu
ton in that city holds hundred thousand dollars
Northern paper This perhaps created by the slight
luton which has taken place in the Southern trade
The subscription books for the additional stock authorized TO
the capital Of the farmers Bank Of Virginia opened
the 2lst inst.
We find through various that the city Of New Ha.
ven has voted another 100000 the New Haven and North
ap'on Canal Company This singular, for it is perfect
leveng system II is taxing the rich unnecessarily If city
can vote away 100000 il also vote away 500
The poor do not suffer- but the rich and mddng classes
made to pay.
Money per month New Orleans for the best Of
paper Business consequently euraied and the banks
quire additional securities for their advances planters The
demand Tor sterling bills continued the l4h inst at 81 81
81 &C. 81 cent premium Some bankers bills
sold 81 So The Paris 6f l5c to ST 2ic the
demands good importers evnced desire to remit Ex
change New York dull per discount for 80
days Thirty days paper at par Sales SMALL The Unit
ed States have from R. NJ Carter Of New
Orleans Government claimed $lA oOO Mr.. C. acknowledge
ed that he indebted the United States the OO0
In Boston the 22u inst Canton stock sold at Ssh and West
ern Railroad at So per cent.
The Bank ofHamburg in Georgia, checking New York
cent Cor Hamburg and other bills bankabe in Charles
ton.
We have received the Of the Rhode Island banks
10 the 7th inst. II is as follow -
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vsinlla tpstsh) Krsrsbsrg Retssrdsn Ageaoa Dutch)
S.r. 20; D sDrssn, s,p.: A%serdam
Boston; New England, Clifford, Salem, Mass Warrington
Pen6ed Baltimore; Sun, Niskerson, Boston, Juette Wog.
lam, Petersburg, Va.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-28

There decrease the number OF beave in market
day Only $50 rs cattle arrived which, with 100 e
from last week. made he number fer sale 35o 9th
sold prices ranging from $40 to $l2 per cwt which
the prices week la the above from
the SOUTH aud the balance from the interior Of this State The
dsmsnd was fair
One hundred and sixty nine and calves offered
this morning BY the drover and 90 disposed s34aS5
price Of last Monday but the tendency decidedly
wards.
There 1850 sheep and lambs brought forward
and 30 sold The lambs brought from ~ to 50 So and the
sheep from 50 TO 80 25 The cattle generally cooked very
we'll