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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-29

CAPTAIN SEELEY-The friends Of the late Can.
tain Sceley, of the Tompkins Blues, are reminded
that his son, who has recently been performing NJ
Clowa At the Bowery A'pphilheatre, appeals tor a
bsnsht this evening. Let him have il.
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DISPATCHES FOR MEX COP. A. Southall, bear
er oil dcspslches To Mexico, sailed from Pensacola
on the 18Th inst in the U. $ brig Dolphin, Com.
msndrr James knight, Tor Vera Cruz MIR. Southall
took with him the treaty between the two govern
ments which has been ratified and exchanged.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
VIEW VorI. saturday, April 30. Is43.
Herald Literary Depot

All the and chesp literary publications of the day
TOR sale wholesale and RETAIL at the HERALD OFFcH
rortl corner Of NASSAU and Fulton street.
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THOMAS BATES,

April 20 1873,
As slight, but sincere token Of their high appre-
citation of his services of their officers,
and of his character a man."
Mr.. Bates 10 whom this tribute entirely
peced richly deserved acknowledged the favor
in truly eloquent and thrilling Speech at the conclusion
of which he was loudly cheered
Several professional vocalists (mcmbers of the Club
added to the festivities of the evening" and late hour
after numerous speeches appropriate to the OCCASION the
company separated highly delighted with the "feast of
reason and the flow Of SOUL Of which they had fully
and so thoroughly enjoyed.
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Common Pleas.


APRIL 2S.-Dykss Us. the Bushrck and Newtown Bridge
Company, continued from yeserday.-Mr. Brady briefly
opened the defendants case and called several witnesses
toprove defendants were not guilty ofany negligence
had omitted anything which might reasonably be expect
ed from them after which the summed ~, and
the Judge ruled that the defendants were bound by tina
terms OF the ect Incorporating them, maintain their
bridge in sufficient repair and to keep the draw ct all
open whenever necessary for the passing repass
ing of vessels that the jury need not take into considers.
ton the question whether not the defendants repaired
the injury to their bridge in short time poss
be but they were to determine whether special da
mage had been sustained by plaintiff and for the amount
he entitled to compensation That enable the jury
to do this they must have satisfactory evidence that the
damage had been sustained by hm-hat by his de-
caraton in this suit he would for any thing
than the loss Of profits he might have earned but
the detention complained Of and of this the jury be
satisfied from the evidence-hat defendants lia
bls for the wal conduct Of their agent but his neg
gence. The jury returned sealed verdict yesterday
morning for plaintf--damages 500.
CA"D-rhe writer cf letter dated Phadc, phia Anil 49,
ls4s addressed e he undsni. ed il relation ,he As
'de "a favor by 'eTSpT n1ss apd i4dSsr :,
Our OF ELrMErr-A living sea dog, fat as a seal,
and weighing sixty pounds arrived yesterday from New.
feundland in the brgantine Buffalo. He is lively and
perfectly doce and has taken his quarters for this day
and evening only at the American Museum, where al
fond OF rare sights will hasten see his amphbious high
Thsis the last day of the" Giant Boy the large
Sc rpents and Chang Fong, the China. man.
"
90 The lovers Of fun and frolic must not omit visiting
Pese's New York Museum. That eccentric droll. Dr.
Valentine, positively makes his last appearance
That he is the best performer in hrs line in this country
has never been disputed He is perfect gen.
tleman and never loses sight of that character while per-
sonang ether sgnor Blitz executes his feas with
great dextery, and though aware at the time are
witnessing deception, still it is performed skillfully
that unable to detect IT, La Petite Cerito the
graceful receives her share Of welmerited applause
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LORD JOHN HAY IN New YoRK- John Hay
has taken rooms at the City Hotel, and is awaiting
the arrival of Sir Charles Bagot His Lordship ap.
pears to be enjoying himself very much-ridingiout
to Harlem, Corbyn's elegant cottage at Stryker's
bay, Hoboken, Long Island, and all the interesting
suburban retreats in the neghborhood. The city
dgnitares have paid great attention to his Lordshp,
and in renewing the pleasant old acquaintanceship
formed on occasion of his former visit, Lord John
has become still more delighted with society here.
What contrast does this visit present TO that Of
Dickens! Dickens was received with huzzas, and
the most important place he visited was the 'Five
Points," his choicest entertainment ga Niger ball "
But the truth is. Englishmen unless they practical
men OF the world, are completely at fault when they
come here. They must spend year or two amongst
us before they know whether they are standing on
their head or their heels.
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Nav YORK CANAs-They will be opened next
Monday.
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mz- GENUINE EXTRACT OF sARsApARTLLA,

M GENUINE EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA,
GfNTIAN AND sARSSAFRAs.-The College of
Medicine and Pharmacy Of the city of New York, beg
respectfully to inform the American public, that their
Extract of sarsaparla the only preparation
of the kind at present offered for SALE that contains the
powerful addition of Gentsn aad Sarssaras of the
greatest purifiers of the blood mentioned in the entire
Pharmacop@ia the mixture sold by the druggists being
onlya decocton OF sarsaparlla and Liquorce In all
arising from impure state of the blood this cx
tract is highly beneficial such scrofula salt rhuem
chronic rheumatism obstinate cutaneous eruptions ring
worm or tctter bloches pmpes the face syph,ic
eruptions or poins in the bones joints disease
having ifs orgng in vt state Of the blood Sold in
large BOTTLES at rs cents each in containing half
Dozen $3.50 in do containing Dozen &c. Carefully
packed and sent to oil parts Of the Union.
w 3. RICHARDSON Agent.
once and consulting rooms Of the College, 01 Nassau
street. -
~ IA liberal discount allowed to medical prac,i.
TONERS and druggists.
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REVOLUTION AND DECLINE OF THE WALL STREET
PREss.-LAsT EFFORT Cd THE NEW YORK AMERICAN
For several weeks past, the New York American"
an oldfsshoned, obsolete. ten dollar soi-disamt re-
spectacle paper, conducted by Mr.. Charles King,
the brother of the financial partner in the Wall
street banking house Of Prime, Ward, King Il Co.,
and the organ of their financial philosophy and
scence-has published in its leading column the
following important announcement, in relation TO
It's future movements, &c. g.
CASH
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01
NOW PUBLISHED
THE LADIES' NATIONAL MAGAZINE

The LaDlfS, NAllONAL MAGAZINE,
Edited by Mrs Ann s. Stephous and Charle, j Peterson
The latest Partisan Fashions in advance all Other
EMBELLISHMENTS.
l. The Periious Fedt- Mezzont, by Sartau after =,
original AmetGaa rcfuTa by Leu'z, IN Of Caleb
e. Embosssd and Coiored Bouquets Of Roses, Morning
Giories, &c designed and embossed by A. Qu.rre
3. Fashions for iy-Engraved by R. z Harrison after
the largest Paslan designs, and handsomely coored in the
prevailing style representing figures morning
ins costumes.
Anna Taylor by Ann S. Ste7heIs
Faithful Love hy Mrs. 5. Law, SON.
The Wreck, by Char!as j. Peterson.
A Pos,icaI Eplstle, By Mrs. I.ydi. H sizouney.
The Perous Feat, By James II. Dana.
Memory by T. II. Ghiver.
A Winter Landscapr by T. e Van Bibber
+. by Alexander A. Irvine
Louisa. by Christian Hanson.
tly. Mother. By Charles j. Peterson
'rhy Disseminated WIFE, BY E. Wayne.
Keats Hypenon, BY H Conway
Alttos and Sl2rnah, By D. NJ. Elwood
To Ny Daughter Louisa, by J. Dinnies
The Hon+y Neon Over bye. H. Ford
Fashions for July.
EditoIs' Table. New Books
Terms-S2 per annum in advance. Single umbe.s ls:
Mailed any part of the United States and Canadas
Also dei''fFsf e ay Pait q @ I q B5S9fyn Ss
corner OF Ana-stre-t.
u Com,ry agents supplied with any Of the Magazines
and Cheap Publications of the dag publishers prices 1t
BANKRUPT STORIES. No. 3.-The Haunted
~ Merchant; edited By Harry Franco.
A VOICE FROM THE VINTAGE or the Force of
BIRDS AND LOVERS, and other Country Things; by
Mary Howltt. ID edition.
For sale by MARK H. NEWMAN.
Broadway,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01
rnv29 If
- VI,e PhiIosoDler.s GtOne-ln other "

G5T- The Philosophers Stone-I In other words
found by old achenistS. Ia these modern days how
medicine has been invented which Is sIihc Tor at
which certified by man the highest standing in society TO
b. speedy FOR wOrns intermittent fever, ysIe sia
plants affecting the stomach and bowels. It's stomachc,
Alternative qualities highly ene:cia IN all gases
where disease accompanied by partial prosraon oi The
bodily powers. While it removes obstucon tinHar;s tone
and vieor the digestive functions.
Sold by tie Agents. a. 3. * d. SANDS. Druggists. No
70 ul;o-stre Broadway, II East Broadway Price 81
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01

BRANr's INDIAN PULMONARY BALsAM.'-Mr NJ aieatlh >
d21 Third Avenue New ok, says: heard oi BIant 5
Purifying Eyuac, for purifying the blood and my son benz
from the hsh Recommendations it had to obtain aud give II
obn He years Of age and was attacked about siT
ever him The .ore discharged much matter, aud ened 10
t,acurle as he had much and attention, in this city
lsJeeshere and not cured; aud the disease was o ;"
og Standing telrrl he never would he cured But Ee -
,0u by the use of Brauts Purifying Extract we'll Tn"
ad ulcrs> are all he cd up, AID his health IS good
Fer rrirthel evidence OF the purifying and healing qualities
dice Balsam and Extract, advertisement IN another
tJlpnr
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01
delightful place Of summer

HOBOKEN-Thls delightful place of summer
resort presents advantages all others in the vicinity
for short excursion The facility with which be Wis
tied by the Barclay Canal aud Christopher street Ferries rem
deTs the Walks anl Grounds very accessible Those whch
open the public considered TO be nnequaed by any
devoted this purpose for their extent diversified scenery
and superb prospects, No pas have been spared this season
Increase much possible the natural beauties T % IN,
place As additional attraction xcsei terihih b'
ted y Mr. Myers will give series of rec CONCERTS AZ te
Evsian Fields on the afternoons Of Mondays, Wednesdays
and Saturdays during the summer. ll3S
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01
AUCTION SALES.
By +. Cotton, Aacaoneer.
At stores No. q Ann aud ll3 Fulton-stree

St1IVN @NU'IF +N1'
THIS DAY, July |, at the Store No ll3 Fulton.
nd9 Ann-si. 20 O'Clock large assortment Of Crock
cry Glass ware comprising almost description OF
plain and fancy ware together with rakoSany chans sofas
and sofa beeads ea:her beds MATTRESSES dess bureaus,
clocks the balance OF the OF looking glasses. cets
nets with nf and TN the stock Of
dealer declining business.
Also large number Of window blinds aud sashes and
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01
NJ 1ARRIED.

On the morning of Thursday June 30, byDr. Brownec.
MrAlexander Barry Miss Caroline Underwood, all Of
this city.
On Thursday. Goth inst. by the Right Rev Benjamin T.
Onderdonk, D. D., Gurdon }. Leeds, NJ. d. to Mrs NJ f.
Thayer all OF this city.
On Thursday 2oth instant, by the Rev. VIM. H. Chan.
nng Mr.. r. H. Manning TO Miss Mary D. Weeks all oil
A pou-hkeepse, on Wednesday, June IS, by the Rev NJ
Richardson Nh Andrew J. Nleeker, Of this city, to Miss
Mary daughter of Joseph Morgan Esq oil the former place
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01
GREELEY McELRATII. Tribune Buildings.
= Fifty Cents pcr Bot1le.-By Letters Patent /,

the United States.The Tncorh-rous or Nledicateh Com
pound for the Human Hair with confidence recommended
all whose hair becoming thin from disease scurf and dan
duf The ,uest remedy 10 prevent aldcss and grey hair
The healthy dressing possibly be applied TO M
head rendering the hair and glossy and freeing the skull
from AL humors and rations removing every particle Of
scur and dandru and disro,ns ii hair 10 curl Its frequent
viii preserve hair health and brautv the latest
Of life. For infant heads il Invaluable To be- had onig at
iG Broadway of Liberty stars, or OF the aT
pointed agents. jc2T mis-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01
NU III Il f R
AMERICAN FAMILY MAGAZINE

u IHE CHEAPEST WORK PUBLISHED THE
UNITED STATEs-The first part Of the American Family
Masazne General Abstract Of Useful knowledge, work
emnently useful in families, and calculated the
tsnton awaken the curiosity and enshten the understand
ngs of the young. Illus rated with 5000 Engravincs. To BE-
completed IN l6 Numbers of 20s 2O pages each 2j
rer numbers and echnumber will Ensray
70 The Third Edition of the Third No is nov printed
and orders for all the back Nos. can be supplied
GREELEY McELRATII. Tribune Buildings.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01

ny~ The Treaty! The Treaty y!-Wi nciy
would !hr wiz makers eater late treaty with Dr. JAYNE
pay HIM annual stipend provided e would
WIS running all their peruque This is the head and
front Of III, oendiar, aud doubt all his hairs Were
will sell his Hair Tonic and i; will make the hair
badness going of fashion, the they bctaSe tIen
other trade the better. Wigs Will soon he considered
relics of Antiquity.
SANDS Druggists Nos 70 Futon-street II East Broadway
172 Rrooyw,v If Ctis
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01
a@ WATCHES, WATCHES.-The. Iarges

On WATCHES WAIJHEoE-IHc IdIsr-'
and mos. xnI.a;d assortment cf Watches In The eil
found at G 9 sp1s5S s5 Silver II s Soa'51fRih of r.
newest svle from th- manufac In England Frih
and sszeaHd end selling ten al etl Il mus less G @
a. ssS to So, each Watches and Jeyselry EXCHANGED
bought, All watches warranted 10 KEEP geod afns .. II
the bs, mannrr and warranted lower than al any osa
nv,7 ,,.f Who!sIss and retail. 30 Wal! ,t up s'aii'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01
Particular Notice.

Furniture OF anv DESCRIPTION to dispose Of who break
ing up Housekeeping viii End ready sale for any portion OF
ali Of their goods by sending their address, calling upon
tl,. subscriber. Goods anv anOunt purchased.
F.COLTON. ll3 Fulton-street, and
my20 tf 81 Ann-street
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01

~ Sebring's sAn:i-DySpeptic and RestoI
r0tive Cordial. sovereign REMEDY Tor Dyspepsia and
Nervous Affections. Ii is highly recommended by eminent
physicians and by persons who have been beeltted by IT.
Office Not Murray street near Broadway lrce 81 per bot
tie and 50 per dozen. el0 lmls'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01

~ COnsi&nces per Ship ONTARIO, from London
viii please their Permits board foot Of haidenane
All goods no, permitted within five days will be liable to be
sent 70 public store Je3O
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01

CCCUNT. BOOKS AND STATIONERY
y C. ROOT. Bank s;ationsr l5a PS?rlstEeet corner
stock Blank Books adapted 10 all the general forms OF bus
ness or complete mal. 70 any pattern desired.
surrior ABILITIES and his whole stock from the
ronderou. Blak Ledger the smallest pocket Memorandum
BOOK beng manufactured By himself he guarantee that
his work shall be surpassed daT,bF or n beauty OF
ni 81 b. ay other hous- IN the United STATES His co9ie,s
,tos ard low prices offer great Inducements ior thSe o
wish 10 purchase cheap goo1s when at the same tune 'e Can
le satisfied they we'll made.
Bank trl:ers; otelgn, domestic anu
Merchants Leisers, Journals School Stationary
Day Books, Cash Books. SC Papers OF every KIND anu
Books Tor Insurance Compa quality
Check Books on all the City Lead Pencils. Dawi4g Pen
Banks ruled and handsomely ellis and Drawing rapes
Ink. Inkstands, Sand Boxes. &c.& Sc, m
Printing and Lhograrhy executed at short notice In al
their branches.
~ - r C. ROOT, Bank Stauonsr,
"a ,m< 1aa Peari-ssrert, corner Of Wall.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01

si-coT -GRAND EXCURSION ON THE
r.-s--EZA. FOURTH OF July, between Newark
tE.aE1a:-.Z. and New York-tare Only l2 cents-Land-
is at Begsn PointIhe splendid steamer Passaic Capt j.
Gae will on the glorious Anniversary Of Independence
y Yat N l. and d. P NJ; Centre wharf, Newark, u
crowd and bnste of the City will find sail down the Bay
through the Kills and Newark Bay and the PAssac River
board. ie30 ltss
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01
SILK AND DOMESTIC GOODS.

SILK AND DOMESTIC GOODS.
J. n. & T. III. SELBY,
NO 345 BROADWAY,
SECOND DOOR BELOW LEoNARp-sTREET,
I3TOtfI.D Particularly invite Merchants and the
w public generally to examine their extensive .assort
ment of the latest and desirable styles of French India
Italian, English, Irish and American DRY GOODS.
Among the articles TO be found there are
Balzerines,
Balxerine Aluslins,
Striped French ausns,
And greater variety Goods for Summer Dresses than they
have ever before offered at this season OF the year.
SILKS
Consisting of OF rich fancy striped Silks
Do Of changeablc do
Do Of 81 striped and fancy do
Do of black and blue black do
Do of 3-i do do do do do
Do OF Satins and Sewing Silks.
A large assortment of Bombaznes and Mourning Goods
generally.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Such beached and unbeached Shifting and Sheetng, at
almost every price
CLOTHS CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS.
\ good assortment of these articles.
Superior qualities Of Drap de Et- Tor eenemens wear
Ciambroons, Drllliass, &c. &c
will be paid putting packages in the
and they will be delivered Ill part OF the
City or Brooklyn free OF expense. je30 lwis.
T'HE FIRM OF GREEN Il CONKLIN hav.
1 ins been dissolved By muui consent the subscriber
Informs the public that the Wholesale aud Retail Clothing
business viii be G2ItHI,1 oy mn, at nG o IrPIsp
STREET, where there will At all time, be- found ml and
compiled. assortment OF MEMS, BOYS, and CHlLDtENs
CLOTHING of all descriptions made in the ,teS and most
fashionable styles which the attention of those in want
respectfully invited As he has made arrangements receive
BY every packet the latest styles Of CLOTHS, CAsslc
NlERES. VESTNGS &c, and has secured the services of
experienced Cutters he pledges himself perfect ats-
faction all who may purchase
y B.-A splendid assortment Of Spring. and Summer
Goods now on hard GEORGE T. GREEN.
New York Nav f. 13l3 Je5 lmis
w l.. CONKLIN late firm of Green & Conk-
w linz respectfully informs his friends and the public
that he has removed Noa Bowery where he will have con-
Santly on hand complete assortment ol Mems and Boys
Clothing of all drscrptos Cisths, Cassneres aud Vestng
OF the fashionable kinds, which vii be made 10 order at
shortest aud IN the nelest style:
Nj will superntend his eStaDlis men and IS here
toore devote his personal attention to the making Of Chill
dreu S Clothing.
Also cutting done for those who prefer having them made
at home. Je3 InlS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01

IL COnsisnccs per Ship INDEPENDENCE. from
Liverpool will please send their Permits beard foot Of
>laidrn-lale All goods not permitted within five days will
be liable 10 be sent public store Je3O
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

S,xps's SARsAr.RILLA-Ligh is the most important; the
Ss 3 the means Of aud exquisite pleasure aud the
u. rn whence man derives the largest proportion o val
S When decomroscd il is found To consist Of
ren rmay colors thus proving the suuthc source from
xfence il comes h the grand cr5aton Us ii:t
Rn6ye he one aud all IS black take away the other aud
mn wit ere he blooms. AS the genial rays OF the Sun -
sSd,, Saaparilia ises strength the weak and an:
nme Daily experience shows results the most pleasing and
rem mn in DESPAIR Cures are recorded calculated 10 satisfy
the most ncrrluous and, facts stubborn things they
m only 70 be mentioned Chronic arrangements cu aneoms
..,s.s mnurities Of ,he blood sc. safely and perfectly
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01
Passengers Arrived

Passengers Arrived
In the schr Ontario, from paachicola-Henry Hodges
lady aud children D X Dodge, W Allenbeck, Avery
J Allan, Pratt, II Howard, MrJoues.
Ia the ship Panthea from New Orleans-Nr Legrcve
Ia the bark Helsce from Ala,anzas-J Redmond and y
Wiittlesey.
l., pilot boat G Cutting I'm sayannah-E D smonton,
Johnson, w Cu,hber,son, Nloneifor;
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01

.sl measure aud 800 bushels North River 56i
sathsia s.s Shin Stuff, loa II, aud Shorts &c.
$ S,y pscs"o soo bales have been taken ut 36c
nrarDs-Rough Flax Seed Is wanted at - %, but most
ssIs 60 Clover Seed is on; of season but readily
bsS'- Timotho Seed finds buyers at Si2 l3, ac-
ss,.@ff fSl..s of 90 bbls weser, at &c.
i've hear Of 2iO0 bb!s Of Whale, taken at Warren,
%rIn.i iAEBOSE-3OOoo lbs, per Luminary, seld
ssnIySisloNs-Holders of Pork are more firm sll 50
s and so FOR Prime asked and less late the
s !, not easily obtained We do not hear OF ANYTHING
al t y Reef or al Pork. Lard n in demand-i50 bbls
h, 81 &C. for good article, aud 300 hegs al o. for
a' s on,!iries 10 hhds Picked Hams brought AZ Smo
ElMes,, are dull Grease Butter &c.
BRIGHTON MARKET-Juoe 26.
4, market 39G Beef Cattle, II pairs Working Oxen II
Calves 1900 Sheep and 300 Swine 50 Beef Cattle
af,o1 fo,osrr.Beef CattleEc quote few extra at 81 -;
s1 Quality 81 IS 5; second quality 81 25 SO; third
ornIty So 10 a %
furoiknp Oxel-Sales at sos 20 and IS
Cows aud Calves-Salcs at SIS % - and IS.
sbeep-Lois sold from 81 50 to 80.
sune-A few small lots sold at !! cents for So"s
d Sc FOR Barrows a lot close at &c AT retai ''''
,D5lc.
ROCHESTER, June 21-Since Monday morning 10 ,of
ccd quality Wheat has been paid 1t remains hTA a.
The mers have received during the last n,t % ~ i
.,ne 5000 bushels bv the canals. Sales ol f'" .m ~,
nds to-day at S. 2s There disposition 70 go sun
OrrIcE OF THE toM Ni'.
pnG,io June 2Sih, 1913.
There is but little doing the markets 'ours =" ~,
oce Of the no,.arriyal of vessels from The " est '
Ienon of canal boats from the breaking away ." 'o'" '
looo bushels Corn sold a cents and gone eastwara
las been swept of small lots of Mess Pork At
WIJe,s of heavy stock still asking Sl2 bbl botn
ri,,, and U,ea, remain YESTERDAY, quotations. cargo
III l bushels Of for cxpoDe,roit and other est
~ uor,s-was taken at 23c.
Ehes, was selling sundusky Saturday last at from
gJ:o l03 conts. IT,. ,.,oro
t and skins than formerly, which leads us t" bse'r tha'
b If the fnrs descending the Missouri river 10 ST Louis
IN - fu,ue take the LAKE route the seaboard On The
@ inst, hre- boats with 0C0 packs of buffalo roOes arr
IA =, S., Louis from Fort George.
Jure l7.-Superior samp OF Wheat are sell
10 a. brh as s. cents Whea i, coming in somewhat free
Flour is held at from 81 25. Sales OF Coru have
hen made at 40 cents.
Vew.ORLr.vs. June 2.--Fiour has heen in better de-
.,d and 5000 bbls. Ohio sold at 81 56 though closing
l cleared l. l6 barrels Pork is limited request,
ons prices are M TO SO $40 50 for Mes and -
mysI sns;- PRIME cleared SCI ht, to Philadelphia.
Wopfr MARKEr, Iane 2l.--Cottoa-Ihe sales are only
oan hales i. follows % Ofdiuarv, IL mlddhnC oi
:. middnr far, II ~ fair s.! Fiour--By whole
i, &c ~ at retail. Sc - s.. Whiskey - 30 cents
s.ichs-inactye. To liverpool I'd. Exceange ON New
fork 60 DAYS, IS i6 SIGHT Is per cent prennun.-prce
I,,nU