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TYPE AT REDUCED PRICES.

TYPES. AND ALL OTHER PRINTING MATERIALS
MANUFACTURED AT
CONNER'S
UNITED STATES TYPE AND sTEREOTYPE
FOUNDRY,
CORNER Nassau ANN STREETS,
NEW YORK.
CAN BE HAD AT EIGHTEEN PER CENT DE-
DUCTION FROM OLD PRICES.
THE undersigned respectfully inform. the Qd Patrons Of The
CoNNER and recently CONNER CooKEs and the
public general that 70 execute orders io
PRINTING TYPES,
PRESSES, CHAsES, CASES, IMPOSING STONEs,
INK FRAMES, and other article necessary to form
Complete Printing Establishments favorable terms and
OF as good quality any other establishment in the United
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ON STRUCTURE AND IT'S CURE.

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nv n. zee J'" po'n generally accomplished
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naturally hcEeniDg aud this w =. oaa
y ~ ,;ssE y sfss ..
M s Ss Af s Gs ss.. n:
'ous and dyspeptc KIND - "'''
g ns ow q URINE SS wani SSs
striking change IN this respect indeed o,mnsneu
psven, this very fs! TemaIE' are puSi:h
The advantage which ignorant sdveri.ips people
how Of this description about this city and that
No.. sssf1 pSyMe,s S1 vi, iPi Inn
al the S1sd d the ES
common th. for the writer be consulted BY penors
na % a: and %
but On seeing the real nature Of the case he cured
With Of Y.sysnsns :A.se %pRo:.ios, therefore
xs may Which cam CREAM e. sa.
done me-; for s,fough the yTtoms Of this disease
n.s; %s 20
ned sHs: . team
and clothes
nothing 10 more indicative of srctuTc The next r.
The time G?noTrhoea has u,c1rsdIt in dil
eurto say how long Gororrha elect run and moi
sss
10 so beyond weeks this alone would afford ,cieni
ground at least for the suspicion or The last
The 6eca structure has upon the ssind-The effect Of
mental activity This also Of common eAects
Not however that Is seen alike in every Individual bat il Is
20 common that the writer gees case Of land
he sees many every day which the patient
that ne not CAPABLE formerly
gratifying also to witness uniform spInts
the disappearing o. other maledes the progresses
hcent TO observe land stated with confidence and plea.
sure) that this free from pain and generally
pished very little time So much this could not have
this practical experience OF hs
wrter that he accomplish tho OF to a.
many days az formerly 1t demanded months.
hs writer also begs e nate that foI those who wish
called The Priyate Teose" in which only stricture
but the cure Of all tho.s delicate diseases which require
ea care and privacy directed in the plares maner
b should consult the author personally nothing wur.
prise than than tho snd certainty Of his means o,
cure sepats ieomx .so are arranged for those who may
only now remains to word the ground on
which TIE public and especially strangers coming TO Ills civ
may rely with confidence on what has been advanced With
of tugh &c &he has been engaged in the curs
Of these diseases, both hospital and practice,
than thirty ye.s and has published edons Of
rYcssly that he has testimonial letters from tbs
Amencs--ss SE Ashley Cooper DR. Mott Of New YorI
Dr. pbycs OF Philadelphia others that he Is perm
ted to refer to smort every Physician Of
city.
Dr. Ralph con.ultsd at his private residence No. @ Gree.
witch street. towards the Battery at hourHe
committed By post The little volume referred one
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SPhTNG GOODS


FOR GENTLENEN's wEAR.-22s Broadway, opposite
l. III. tount' nEnceursged by The pat onage
ehcit'd the last through the which
has ted an almost univrs compia cash cha
ser was taxed for the delnqueLcies hers he Undersigned
made such additions his Of will enable
HIM IN tut execute all orders with
Determined out he system Of small profits ard quick
returns he solcis ttenon goods
cloths Cassimeres ali the and styles Ves
lnss great OF ostterns nc which will be made
TO der uBdr the srnteDdence Of efficient prices
winch oanuot fail 10 offer Inducements the economist
office Coats also Travelling Frocts large assortment
s2s ln.. VT JENNINGS.
The OLD GAVE OF QUOT S-THE GREATEST
= EN1Eh' RISE or OUR IIY.- homas II. Blake
lev ndef ing bic caterer for he Iubc ha
rNed hat and healIhul Quuits There
Is not mon CT. ifc pa,tlme he world IL
hrtcs he muscles gives he bod and
lthuu state ~ excitement the mind Hene much
.seemed the auc-ns ltls what novel thing,
ev =, 70 und tpec,alI e egauty
out nd dpied as the ed by ak ley the
h ART Of Our CT him tins
anu the al O'Clock. he meeting will
be rendered sill nv the that Cham
rs the PIesdv q he Ogine Quot Club Ia New YORK.
will hap of the mr
he 'ss bs have been decided and should
b upns,d 4 i67 Walker should be the crowd
60 nemme1- to-monow az3 &C
HAVANA sEUARs.
NJ PlCABIa; No ~ Liberty At Nassau Offers
10000 La Norma sessn, LIST quality very superior.
$1,000 Dasa do do do
70 200 Eaventa do do
go E.sli. S.'era' very old and DO
5000 R,E.lia, Dana, and Conones, do do.
The whole entitled 10 debenurs and in lots suit pur-
ehasrr apl6 Im.r
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PARSELLS AGATE,
az lmssc 237 Broadway, corner of Park Plac


MARTIN CoUPA, Guitar Manufacturers, No. 50,
sonment Of Gua manufactured from materials Of
Martin Coupa, having mad. several Improvements in the
manu- curing branch are enabled TO Offer their
lower tn N any other establ ishme Mt in the city
STRANGER. before making their pscha,., will find THEN
aovanage 70 Gs sne s,amne their assortmea which the
N. B-The Guitars warranted stand any chang of
Sold Wholesale and retail at 1856 Broadway (up s.. No
connecnon with the mose store below. 2im'r
WINDOW sHAp tsThe subscriber offer, for sale at hi,
80, oe Mo- ne BleecheI es GENIAL o.
pee. lower mn place in this city And also tasteful
as sw..c DANIEL T.. ToOKER.
OfE!CE or yEkFkk5ON iNoUnANLE LUMfA
NY-Ofhce 36 Wall street. This Company continue
on goods and Also on and teii
'''s0'' against '''''' b 5HlapS HfyjSs,0n
fSoms. 7 wo asin s b.ni.m M,rE' Roh,o,
John Davsep EYsne,. s, noo'o"
Thom,on Price Joseph Allen
neses tucker James Holmes
A fa..mh P nlssd Wink Them
s,o worr THOMAS W TR6RN fG'I fls.d.n.
CHEAP Iton Brussels and Ingram
Sarpeis made altered and repaired waraI ted TO e.
ned @ manner and al moderate price, by expcr
= lm.- WIS BOLTON mo Monro. street
SOMETHING NEW IN BEDsTEADs ~
M attention Of hete and boarding house keepcr
tqn sed to aud superior description of Fedseads
combining all that considered desirable 10 this indispeSsb
mSe " urnuTe va -simpcy economy, durst ity aud
absence oil any thing like barbor for US OF
w. THE ABoMINABLE BED BUG
WILss' fxf2E sss q P HE ZIP yG SfahpsrrAp
great variety woodruff Depot The above II Gold
shsp shu and machines for sale on application as above
AZ LURE - ''"''
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BILLIARD SALOON.
NO. BARCLAY LAY STREET THREE DOORS BELOW

NOTICE hereby given that the annual election Tor Thr.
teen Directors OF the New Ysrk Haraem Rail Road
company will be held at their ONCE. No Tryon Row
re city OF New York, the 10, tbens the third Tuesday
o'clock, r. M. ~ ~ N' ~ ""
D"'o Apni H. isa apis liner
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LONDON AND MANCHESTER INDIA RUB
Der GOODS.
WH0LEsALE AND RETAIL, No. Wall street. Tn
men of imported India Rubber Water Proof Goods viz
Goats and Capes ofsupeno Lama Cashmere Lama Persian,
Nenno and Cotton of all colors and sizes.
Cloth-lndia Rubber Water Proof Lama Lama Fer
and Cotton, prepared for tsilors.
India Rubber w bbnr' for 'u:Pspden eSy,.s; e
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THE VERNAL EQUINOX, with its iops, and gales, aud
cagrcous changes of weather trying persons
whose lungs are delicate Cou, rs and cods
dalton Of many fatal case Of of The lung, bon
why should these destructive diseases be allowed to gather
head when they can be suhdued their ncpency Tor rather
when the Of the respiratory which lead to
them can be subded by the use of Jaynes Erpectoran
Pr pared ny DR.. D. JAYNE 20 South Third street. Phi
ladelphia, and 305 Broadway. New York api7st &c
LEECHEs-LEECHES-LE
Al O0N LARGE healthy Swedish and German Lee
and daily expected.
10000 Swedish and German Leeches per ship Roland
and barque Franklin from Hamburg For sale pr-
res, by q. A. & n, WHITE
nav I'm Inrcr'ev Oft .~~rhss Wsisn 1t.
PhYsIOLOGlCAL .MYSTERlEs AND REVELA
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION

.6shesPets cannot be quoted above below 81 a.,
with triaing sales. Pearls steady at $53l}
FihDry Cod are getting plenty, and prices feel the
effect OF abundant receipts We quote sales at 50 81
So so $962s neither number yet plenty. Salmon
and shad very dull.
Moasses with very limited demand, the receipts
can hardly keep pace Prices firmly sustained rather
tending towards further advance We quote triffing
sales OF Porto Rico at 2sc.
firm We quote sales Of Porto Rico at &c. st Domingo.
81 &C.; Laguayra, II ST. Brazil " sac Cuba "A &c
SugarAll descriptions are very firm, with moderate
demand from the trade. The receipts light and
less increased must favorably affect prices. We quote
sales Of lots wanted for St. Croix; Cuba Mus.
cavsdo, 81 IT; Porto Rice II &C.; New Orleans, 81
7c Brown Havana, u sic.
Oil.-very little doing in any kind Whale is partcu.
larry dull Prices are very firm, and the arrivals few;
the stock in first hands, in this the eastern markets. is
small An arrival at Warren, and another at New Bed
ford, will come into market this week; both crude
whale, principally. The last sale in this market
sale. Lard Oil is in request at 10 cents for prime
white.
Frut-Al articles under this head are in demand, at
very good prices, which firmly sustained. Pine Ap
pies exception, they readily sell at quite decline
$4a ~ so per hundred is the top Of the market. Bunch
Raisns are much wanted. Malaga Fruit is scarce.
Whiskeu.-Our former quotations of CSC for drudge
and 233 24c for barrels, are still current.
Whaiebone-We quote 35& 36c, at which, sales for
port to moderate extent made The stock has been
increased by two large arrivals at the east.
Provisions Prime and mess pork improving in
both price and demand. We quote prime at 50 s74 very
firm and holders instances made slight advance
at $i % $l 3if at which the sales trihng Beef
very inactive. Sales for prime, city, So 5;ess ditto
SO IS So 371. Lard remains the last quoted
Butter is improving.
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s7s I'd; to Hamburghand Bremen. ass; to Liverpool
s7s 3d. to Havre s2s Cd; to New York, So so 00 to
Boston. - 90; 10 philadelphia, 20 50.
Coast, none shipping; from the City, none shipping.
Bacon-to Northern Ports-None shipping; Pork, do,
62l Der bril- Flour 80 do Lend do S4 81 SO per ton
The European packets from this port with difficulty
obtain reghts of even fair amount On their return
they do better than their outward voyages That OF
the made up with such produce as
may fnd market landing, ssthere no heavy shin
ments Of any OF great staples Below give the
current rates:-
Lo Liverpool Cotton, s-le per Ib; Turpentne Is
Is 81 per brl: Heavy Goods It's Cd a 2Os per ton.
To London-Tobacco, 25s per hhd Naval Stores %
Us Sd; Rice and seeds, rs per tierce
To Havre-Cotton. &c q &c; Ashes; So a $40 per tons
Rice, Sa 10; Quercron Bark, SO; whalebone, jclb
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Corn Trade.

SUNDAY, Aug. Is, 6P
Flour is gradually but permanently declining in price
The receipts large and regular and the demand very
limited The only thing that sustans prices at the present
quotation, day, is the nominal demand for shipment
which is not in fact large holders report,
wish believed The attention of Spectators is snxously
turned TO the result of the European harvest which
depends the state Of prices here Should the crops in
Great Britain and the continent yield average
turn. -four in this market will fall very price,
even lower than have predicted Nothing but
tensve demand from foreign countries take Oft the
immense surplus that will stock markets
crop he's been brought forward Below give table
showing the shipments east from Buffalo, Black Rock
and Oswego from the opening of navigation the
inst and the receipts at Tide Water for the period
the whole reduced to -four in barrels.
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not asosed to take dollars worth more than their &C.
tusl want: require Stocks are small and kept within
confined short periods all these the elements OF q
bons fde Legitimate trade and long the merchants
adhere these principles aound safe and healthy bui
will continue and prosperity be the order Of the
day.
ractezed the business Of this country has been the com
petition among the mercantile classes ected with II Q
anxiety to do as extensive traffic possible losing sight
OF the most important and necessary rue-safcty-but
branching out and extending their operations
after season and year upon until they found them
selves in avortex from which there redemption
until stripped them Of all their resources and threw
them out, with the loss OF their credit and capitals and
years OF toll and anxiety. II experience teaches com
OF the of the few past years. and as the future
bids fair to be prosperous and as this IL the nrs sea
son OF returning prosperity we hope s tSs ,% oos
Our largest staple articles slightly improving In de
mand, although prices remain without advancing Hol
but Spectators demand little above current rates
From the aspect the market think small advance
will be demanded and submitted 70 during me present
cle the last two days Of the week just closed was
caused by unvorabe reports from the South relating to
the ripening CROP which not without feundation-
Flour as will be seen by report under the srpropri
head is slightly declining, caused by an immense
snr nome,s demand the want Of foreign one and
the great abundance OF money Molasses and sugar
daily improving in price and demand The supplies
small, hardly large enough to meet the wants Of the
trade
Cotton-Atbough the sales ruled at old prices dealers
ore disposed demand 81 slight adv snce which, from
indications in the market we think, will be submitted 10
by purchasers The week closed with considerable &C
tvity The prospect for the picking is gloomy
and judging OF circumstances by past experience the
new crop will be much smaller than anticipated In
consideration OF this fact the shrewdtst operators have
advance The sales for the week closing Saturday
night reached about $500 bales comprising Mobile
slc; Upland and Florida 63s6c New Orleans 53se3c.-
The receipts amount to 5000 bales We give the quota.
lions Of last week -
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FOURTH AND LAST CONCERT
or the First Series, by the
BRITISH AN AWE lCAN MUSICAL
SOCIETY

On Monday Evening. August "A, Ieaa
THE Subscribers and Patrons Of these Concerts rspect
fully informed that the Fourth and Last Musical Soiree adj
versed for Thursday night the 10th instant but unavoidaby
postponed on account Of the severe storm,
POSITIVELY PLACE
MONDAY EVENING NEXT, AUGUST IA,
in the Grand Saloon Of the Shakespeare Hotel In VIII
liam commence at o'clock usual; which
all the Popular and Eminent Vocalists previously
nounced will together with and complete
Band Of Instrumental Performers The Vocal and instrumental
Of Native Musical Artstes rarely assembled similar
casion.
The whole Of the Grand Selection Of Pieces announced for
Thursday last will also he performed this Eveping full
cuas Of which in the Programme and in the Daily
Payers 49,.
sber which may be had the doors the evening OF
formance, AID at all the pnreirs music stores.
One Gentleman and two Ladies, Tone Cos cert 81.
Subscriptions for four Concerts tsrre tclsD 81 So
The Tickets issued for Thursday last will badmed at the
further SUPPLY, ard particulars Of the Perowanee are Re-
quested apply Nessrs Firth and Hail. No. Franklin
Squar, any of the Principal Music stores -
Tickets can he had the doors the Evening OF Per form
Subscribers Tickets not transferable. auI3 2teo
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CATTLE GARDE N.


GRAND SUR MARINE EXPLOSION,
Will take place TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Aug. Is, at
- four o'clock.
CAPTAIN TAYLOR, the we'll known Sub-Marine Nsyi-
Marine Explosions and SubMarne Amor before John Tyler
the President Of the United States Commodore Downs and hs
heads of Departments also in Boston Harbor to large
course of citizens with entire has the honor to
the citizens of New York and s vicinity, that he
has made with the ropreto Of Castle Garden to
SUBMARINE ROCKET EXPLOSIONS.
VESSEL OF EIGHTY Tons
into 1000 Fragments also small 5ubane Rockets
capable OF throwing of sixty to eighty feet into
mud Nc from the bottom Of the river and shake the foundatios
to such degree as to Imagine small earthquake to b " the
vicinity.
THE SUB MARINE ARMOR,
OR, EXPLORING APPARATUS
has been fully tested and adopted by the Navy Department and
will be exhibited aud every fully explained by Captain
Taylor in the centre Of the Garden beside experiments Of
Gun Powder under Capt Taylor has Just returned from
the old Huzzar Frgate sunk time Of the revolution
ur Gate aud succeeded taking from her several piece OF
her deck timber copper sheeng and paper and one OF h
also exhcit IN the Garden Captain Taylor when dressed In
his looks something like the Canadian Giant but mo
formidable.
The following will be the order of proceednss---
First the of his Apparatus will be exactly in the
OF the Garden Schooner lying close into the Fort where the
operator with his aor will be elevated the view Of tn.
fsa a es % flag vii G' m nd ia. e g.
IL will again be hosted signal the descent Of the OPERATOR
who will remain under water 40 minutes The operator will
hsn m own own accord by throwing on h. weights
wishe, 90 down Mr. Taylor will again descend snd i1
up articles from the bottom to show spectators that he se
following his footsteps after which there will b
another explosion Of Vessel of Eighty Tons
Tickets for sale and be had at the Office Of the ocrd
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Foreign Importations.

HAvRE--Ship Tuskina-l mdse Haviland-i r Gil
laume-1 G Clark.
SAN JuAsBrg Frances055 hides indigo 10 bbls
turtle shell 80 bags coffee 81 bales 90 Lima wood
tiger skins lion skin pkg dollars do gold dust do doub
looms do cemented gold Cothea20 indigo Good
hue x COG Blanco.
CARTHAGENA-Brig Amerca--395 hides sticks fusc %
do cedar 8 bales do skins Dbl turtle she'll 100 bags
coffee Zachrisson Coz bbls shells Bridge.
LA GuAyRA-Schr Lochel-l76 bags coffee G Whaker-a6
Maitland Connie eo1sa II arper-io5 Dpth Cousinery
--l32 Brewer co200 Arangurenl27 do 81 skins bd
do Desarts-d8 bbs box mdse DawsoniOO bales
cocoa = HARMONY do mdse g Purdy.
XBARA-Brg Cocheco-l92 hhds moasses 1893 do sugar b
jaI sweetmeats 10 Cursi Dbl molasse
TO
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Died.

On sunday afternoon 18th instant, VIM. H. BuRNHAM,
in the S6th year of his age.
HIS friends and relatives respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral from his fathers residence the
House" Bloomingdsle. on Monday at 6P. VI.
On Sunday ,Augustl3h, ofconsumption, HELEN MARIA
McMANoMy, aged II years.
The friends and acquaintsncss OF the family respect
July invited to attend her funeral this afternoon at
O'Clock from her late residence No. 40 Hamilton street
On Saturday, August 18th, Of consumption, VIM HENRv
CLANCY, son Of the late Captain VIM. Clancy.
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MEDICAL AID.
DOCTOR YOUR SEIF PRIVATELY.


they pfss' %ss1
should obtain little title Volume csile d the R"bcO"
been published il much enlarged and greatly improved en-
bslng many subjects OF interest and symptoms OF disease not
ii The forms OSod and mental wsasss
tanning sound M health it work PLAINLY and e, sa5
Of age Or 'esat portion Of The M9
S viii ,e tf nueas al
billy has made threatening i%Tosds upon the health sonsii-
tuition and points out not only the means OF escape but the GER
Ths chapter structure j. WORTHY Of particular attention
as 5 ec o anS %sy me
ad s0S the following
No. No. E EnSa q con ae sf t Ssf, =. Lane
No. z East Broadway cor Of Market st.
No. 1888 Bowery, cor of Spring ST.
10. lac Delaney st cor of snfolk ST.
IL The :; S SorE written * Sse who sill the
consulted eofdenay day the week ali hours OF the
o Doctor S sSGy deem, i worthy remark that he
% nnd e S SpB sSa show y % few days
s'is isa% 9s.ss SfT
sp an n. 70 but which win Be recognized readily
terminate in structure and it by surgical only
structure permanently removed Not
with the chronic inflammation rather nduraon for in this
stage OF the malady there and that by mild and
simple Doctor Gregory proud that he has dis
covered and brought his aid remedy before used
these which has proved successful every instance
where has been applied and has effected Of from
70 yea md Tbs not made through
those in need Of the remedy where be found Those
seeking Dr. Gregory will fluid him his house drug
sorel No II Barclay the Park until late hour
Persons at distance sending 81 by mail will have the
work Tin shees) promptly forwarded their address per
order ar 10 i'm
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL, Anctionser.
By BELL < HOWARD.
(lSkoves No. ~ A~m 0Na II5 FMtom sfrsefs.)

MONDAY.
Al l0K ncDock in the sales rooms; -
Large Sale Of Pledged Goods, tn az Sa Of he hands Q, The
W silver ware piano fores table and tea spoons CHAIRS
gold watches; diamond pings and rings :, -.
Also, splendid wood iorfe soia rockns ehsr'
diyans marble wash stands clothing; dry goods &c,
Piano Furniture Sc. Also AT II o'clock IN the Fulton ST
by order of receiver 10 first rate soas; ~ 90 oekn
chairs 10 do marble top wash stands 10 do French bedetd
mahogany French pahor chairs; damask covered
sofa
TUESDAY
At l0R O'Clock, in the sales ROOM :, =.
Regular sale OF elegant fashionable seasonable ana staple airy
goods of all descriptions clothing fancy and pledged articles
hardware, jewelry, SC.
WEDNESDAY,
At i0H o'clock in the sales ROOM.
Large sale Of furniture of all descriptions
by virtue Of a mortgage
SATURDAY, Aug. 10.
At II o'clock in the sales rooms. .
Land and Farm SaeWill be sold without reserve, tract
Of land containing 428 elgiby IN the town
of Palmyra Pike county known the Commits
sioners books No 49, IL IS miles from New York from
which place daily within FIVE miles Of the lots
map Of the premises and every particular information will be
communicated application to the auction rooms
To let the neat story brick House No. White street.
low gene family Enquire the auction
of MIR. Horspool, No. l6 White ST..
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Erelghts.

New Orleans. Aug. bThere Is very little doing in f..
reign Freghts The only full engagement OF which we
advised is ship for Marsees, at eent for cotton
and ass for tobacco Vessels filing up for Liverpool
nsye obtained slight Improvement, the rate for cotton
being Id and for tobacco s7s Cd There but three
unsogeged ships in port ccastwisc Freights are with
OUT material change.
cotton--o Liverpool I'd per lb do to Havre, Ic G;
New York 50 per bale 70 Boston, &c 81 so per bale
Topocco-To cowes, &C. s7s Cd per hhdi to London,