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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-21
TO THE EDITORS OF TIE ENQUIRER
FOREIGN CoRREsPoNDENCE-lNo. XXIx.l
FRASKFoRT-o ]


Dear Sirs II perceive by the Hbernia's accounts,
that the speculative demand for cotton in New York,
at the time Of her sailing had measuraby ceassd-and
that The article was recedng in value, and consequent
" expectations to Europe commencing on an ex-
tended scale 1t is most unfortunate for The planting
interes-an interest upon which all others IN the u
States are not only closely connected, but utterly de-
endent-that their staples, without my just cause,
should be made to loe'ua'e by monied influences so
enormously value as they frequently do The gene
rol nrosoery of The people rests great degree up
on steady and uniform prices for the articles vhich
they may produce for shipment Once in while the
yield OF the eurh-occrsioned BY drought and other
causes, may no, be so full usual-bul we are blessed
with country which knows nothing OF crop taurss :
He that sows and cu.vates faithfully is pretty sure
of an abundant harvest. In the course OF my oeser
vsion in the west and southwest do not recollec
solitary instance of fortune having been realized BY
an individual who specua!ed with an eye 10 the short
ness of crops, whilst, alas have eeen ,rre.revnoie
ruin brought upon the most substantial houses-the
most uprigh and honorable men-by The iaacous be
lief that vast advances would be realized, on account
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POSTSCRIPT.
ny LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
from he MN York Hraid, May 10


FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
1rrirdl If The Sramer Britdanid
.3nsmN 10 .7s.assnafe the King If Naples FHmntSs
IN the Colon .Nnrket-O CORneH not Sentenced-.No
| .Neao Triai Granted.
| One exclusive md extraordinary overland express
arrived last night from Bosom, with the intelligence,
that the Steamship Britannia had arrived She reach
ed Boston at half past SIX o'clock, yesterday mornings
aud our special messenger started little after Clock
with London AID Liverpool papers, OF the 4lh instant.
The Britannia has AZ cabin passengers.
| Lord Peterborough Gov. General of India, has been
recalled. This produced great excitement through
! out England.
A new trial has no, baen granted 10 o Connel
Business has not been very BRISK
Portugal 10 still sffected with seditlons.
Spain and Morocco going 10 war against each
other.
Cotton wasH, little firm. There has been no actual
change in prices, however.
Her Msj-sty's accouchment may be expected about
the beginning Of July
The personal property of the late Sir Francis Burrtt
has been sworn under fl6000O.
The capital of British railways now exceeds sixty
millions sterling, and yields revenue of six millions
per annum.
II is expected that the Emperor Of Russia, will
rive in England, visit to her Majesty, about
the second week Of this month.
On Maunday, Thursday, the Emperor of Austria
washed the feet of twelve aged men, the oldest ITO,
the youngest 80 years of age; the Empress performing
the service for twelve aged women, the oldest
leg, the youngest S4
Vast numbers of emigrants, from all parts of the
empire are hocking into l. verpool, on their way
TO Canada and the U. s. The majority Of The Scotch
emigrans ore for Upper Canada, whilst those OF Eng
land and Iceland are for the U. S.
BRITISH PAKLIAMEsT.-On the 23.d ult., DR.. Bow
ring ASKED whether Government had any official know
ledge OF treaty between America and the German
Zollveein, signed the 23d March last, by which to-
bacco, the produce Of America 10 be admitted into
Germany duty Of four dollars per cwt, colt
free of duty, and other articles at low dutles-n cons-
deraton Of the admission of German manufactures on
more favorable terms'
Sir. r. Peel said it true that such treaty had
been signed, but it bad not yet been ratified
Mr.. Labouchere said that existing treaties rendered
it impossible fer the u States to admit the productions
Of Germany more favorable terms than ours, and,
consequently that any reduction IN favor OF German
manufactures must be equally favorable 10 those OF e.
Britain.
Sir II. Peel said few words to the same effect, but
thought would be better 10 abstain from any ooser-
walton just at present, the treaty alluded 10 had not
been ratified.
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EoR TIE E.NpnLRER


TO TIE FRIENDS OF THE ANNEXATION OF TEXAS.
Keen cool, friends Give reason and judgment
fair play Look at The state Of parties, aud calculate
the chances like prudent men and patriots, and you
will find that the danger of defeat lies in the
discretion the rash conclusions and resolutions Of those
whose zeal in the has run ahead of their dscre
lion.
There is no hope of the annexation of Texas by the
means resorted to by some Of its most clamorous
friends Their petty quarrels-ther ordinations and
determinations will inevitably defeat US, if allow
ourselves to become embroiled in those quarres Let
US solemnly determine that we will not countenancs
them-that their chickering's shall not warp judg
ments-that we 90 for the annexation of Texas, moi
only from regard for the peculiar interests of the
Soaih but from patriotic regard for the interests Of
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The celebrated Max Bchrer the first Vioncell.st in
the world will give Concert on Wednesday night,
we learn at the Exchange. The lovers of music, and
we hope there many will not let SO interesting
occasion pass by UNDECIDED
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1JarriagaS

siay the residence of Will
liam Weenbaker, Eq University Of Virginia the Rev E.
c. Robinson Chaplain Of The University Mr RicH,sD WILLIAM
Caroline, bliss ucr ELLEN, third daughter of the
late Warner w. Minor.
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING STORE, 100 Man
~ stree, Richmond, ya-siLas MEhChaEi Gesres 70 1a
The a,snon oil those wanr, ms stock ri kEa MADE
CLOTHING now offered r cash land Tor cash only very cheap
Pine and supersne Black Cloth Dress and Frock Coats
Do do Invisible Green do. do
Dap Etc Dress and FroeS Coats very pleasant and beaI
fu article for Summer wear.
Also Pan,aoons aud Vests Of almost every conceivable pate
and cuayas well full assortment n Carals, scafs sus
blenders Gloves Stocks, Collars, Shirts ETC., etc.
Those in want respectfully requested TO call end Ell
anime . %
Mny2l 7-WSm
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J. f. WORDS NEW LOTTERY OFFICE,
opposit. me Exchange Eof>l Richmond, ia.
nRAWING cf Virginia iiononeala Lottery Glass No 20
~ So AZ 60 ~ 4G 81 80 Is 2C ~ -
Ticket, Nos 30 i6 co. Grand CaPa also, Ticket Nos y
small of slOoboth sold aaG paid by WORD ~ ne
above.
Drawing of Alexandria Lottery, Class H. drawn ieih
81 IS II "A 20 % - 67 rs - II - 10
prizes sold the above Aso five other Capitals
sold ard paid in few days
The SIXTY THOUSAND goes of Saturday, 9th insant-s2o
FOR a Ticket, Packages sti for sale by
JOHN +. WORD, Richmond, Va.
MAJ At
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LEVER OF the most frequent and danserous diseases o
which the liable liz hrst impression h upon
the nervous system then the vessels Of The SKIN become
6ryuess heat Afier t tbr cehefa
IL patient sinks beneath te altdek Unless
relieved by appropriate remedies. NoSos efnVia ana shoS
a.ma are he cause OF being Infused throughout e d.
and then be1thed into the lungs wneh the poison
with the impure fluids Of the body and Is carried by
rho circulating organs remotr ranihcatons oil Inc
h-n the animal kept in perfectly sound ana neal
Inv state every performing lis functions properly
mr.. b. no predposng which Is the
euy with Tie exciting cause which
an imnur, al. Of blond and depaved condition OF The
General AMI consequently disease From actual
ysros instances, II l. proved that Sands Sasapa
, il Of prophyacic preventive against disease ny
emoyiu, the exciting causes when there nothing lett 70 hFng
an attack Is peculiar operation IL that OF an ALTERNATIVE o.
y.ey indirectly proving lasting tonic to the system Ivy s
the the patient becomes fully established as II IN
all OF nature causing Increased energy 10
TIE nervous system. ,,, ,
~ For particulars advertisements in this and other city
papers. :, -, IAN - 49, .xoo,,,ior
bv r. SANDS CO., Druggists and Chemists, Granite na-
No o3 broadway Of Chambers street, New forL.
sd in Riehmord by the Agents. A. bUVAL co.. IN rs.es
burs by ROSSER 1 ANDERSON in Norfolk by NJ A. Us,
and by Druggists generally the principal cities In Inc :
Price 81 per bottles bottles for s5.
~ ,od ,at. M other May Alt
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CHARLES WORKMAN,

LOTTERY FENDER, RICHMOND, Ys
ready supply Tickets IN all Lotteries under the
management; Of g. Gregory co.. and on the same -fn- rs
them either by the single ticket or for packages oil
v holes, halves and quarters. t
See the rich Schemes drawn at Alexandra, VIZ:
May 25th-Somrhing extra. Mammoth Scheme say
$50 100, 80, 600, $1,000, sc.-Tickets $40 ~
June Is-s3oOG0, 10 O0U 30 Of goo, &c.-Tckets $40
srh-S30, 900 0,009 IS of 900. &c.-Tlckets $40.
ls,h-s2j 600. 10000. 10 Of 2,000 Sc.-1ickets $40
" All orders confidential and executed with di-paich and
when IS Is enclosed the postage need not be paid
Drawing of the Alexandria Lottery Glass No. 49, drawn al
"'e'" 3D. IS i a 20 % s. e. 10 70 ls 25 IS; ;,
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|ALtINED PLASTER.-20I btl.. Cacned Plaster ON the
u ubec Mills. We shall keep constant supplies OF Chcined
Plaster and the qualify Wi! be rerGn,sd a"r SAFE by
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To P Chase, r. Heston, l.. Finchline, s. Lewis,
Gamelel BaIy, Esqr's, Committee, &c, sc, Cinen-
natl, Ohio.
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Dcy- VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTlTCTE.-Vstors appoint
ed by the Governor for 1874, Claude Crozt Gen VIM Lii
gon OF Fowhaian; Gen Peter g. Johnson, 81 Anedon Gen
Thomas Cen &. T. Dofnan, Dr. Al
lryburn aud John W. Bcckenbroug Of Lexington; Geo
II. Lee. Esq. &c IIiuson.
VIM. H. Richardson, Ad jIiant General, tx Ofieo
The Board will meet the 2ith June next.
OF NOT!CE.-WsnHrN DrrRy, ESQ, will deliver the Annn
Address befe Socieiy Of Alumni Of Randolph Macon Col
legr TUESDAY, llth of Juncthe DAY preceding con-
nrncecnt b. Order the Randolph Macon College Society
3--id
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DR.. LARDNEg'S I.YcEUM-tR!CHMoNOT HEATRE)
NIGHTLY TICKETS 10 Boxes and Parqnetfe, 81 cents
" Do. for children under twelve, J1l
Subscription Ticket for three evenings, 81 W
In 70 children, as
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Deaths.

Departed life this city, Wednesday evening, the eth
instant II. SHIELDS, the Goth of his age
He James City county, bur has been Tor many
year, resident OF Richmond where by bs aiat and honest
conduct he had won the respect all who knew
him. Aware DAYS his approaching dssoluo he
met comrosirc serenity mind which n
of hunr-ty purpose and good Will and charity
lis frllow man. affords in that solemn hour In all The rea-
tons of life as husband re.bor and he affection
pilube kind; and patriot lie cherished,
with arnnes-, principles, which he believed
derend perpeiiy republican institutions May his
bereaved wife derive comfort the eecto
that he was respected ana eermrd by n! who knew HIM.
ny The Baltimore and Phsdep ha papers VIII please copy
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OlIR-HOUSE

HAS just received FINE GREEN TURTLE which WI be
served THIS NY, in SOUP, STEAKS FRlCASEES &c
~ F.mutrs supplied a. usual L. C. THOMPSON.
N.y l.. 2-;tif
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The Third Tier will he closed
No Wine or other intoxicating liquors will DO permitted be
sold In the house.
ire Boz so that latter being place the House, may
be casily accessible To- families
Door. 10 open ut half past seven and 10 commence at eight
o'coek precisely. -
THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, 2lst May-THE PLunALiTr or
WoRLps-Wth Telescope Illustrations, Microscopic Exhibition
and Pictorial Illustrations Of Rome.
WEDNESDAY ENESING-raE SCS-Scentc Illustrations oil
Ecipse Telescope Views NJ The Moon the Tides, Aurora Bore
ALI. and Artificial Illumination with the Drnmmond Light
THURSDAY EVENlNG-THg UrIvEEsE-WHh illustrations
OF the Constitutions the Grand Panorama OF the Heavens and
Microscopic Exhibition.
During the Of Lectures md Exhibitions The en-
tire collection Tccscopc Pictorial and Experimental stra
ra.,ons Ill Produced consisting of several hundred Dorl
mas also the celebrated AS MICROSCOPIC APPARATUS,
recently for these Lectures In London being the
most perfect powerful Of that class construct
ca combination of TWELVE DRUMMOND LIGHTS, by
which The House will be occasionally Illuminated &c &c
81 4-R
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ID oOMS TO LETSeyen Rooms, the Store OF Tho sui
III .crber being situated the mo-" healthy part OF The CITY,
and newly up servants attached renders an
any respectable iamy In want OF very pleasant
! residence.
The rooms ray time during dag, and terms
(which will be modcrate) made known application 10
| J. A. MARTIN, st Nain street, Richmond.
| At
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Passengers Arrived.

HAvASA-Ship Au.laideMrs JaTxs and servant, Madame
puma'i and lid Rodngu-s, Don Antonio Calatrava two
ch,ldreu ana twa servants, Poa L Rosaes lhomps
j Heny. p Harnan
TURKS sLAND-Brs Caroline u Piatt-Mrs II stubbs tw .
children and servant
GeoRGETowr-Brig Juno-Mr w. p Cuyden, lady ard S
children Wilmot lady and 'hild II Binb and rdy Mrs
Guard and child Mrs Weof, Miss f. and Gerard Miss
Foye, Rey NJ sause M,ssrs Il hey, & d ,iammetr,
Melville. Wilson. A COTE - Cockefair and w X Harri.
CHARLEsroN-Brg Moou-Nrs A Bouton. Miss II
Rode, Messrs w Aud Petit, p Roux and nine in the
storage.
ApALICHIcoLA-RarQue Globe-B Charto- of Virginia;
Jorss. Of New York; Rqps,. OF Massachusetts
NEwORLEANs-Ship Duncan-Nr Marache, Mr. Stackhouse
..MonILE-Baraus Pon.-R M Cemests. lady and child
Mrs Lewis Mr. Green Mr. Chamberlain Mr. Gardiner Mr. W
8 uehasser
JAcKsoNvnLE, + F-Brg yirg nia-C Taylor, w H Au
ter, briggs, Whte6ed 4 Poil set A SpauldinR
MISUNDERSTANDING Acadia, a. Bost0n-For Hifax-Lt
Allyn Hon Charteris the Bishop Of Newfoundland, Rev
Palart II Hunter Jose Oakman, the Bishops servant
For ostouMr and Mrs Forsyth children servants Mr.
and Mrs Brgham MIR and Mrs Macread, Mr. aud Mrs Fer
ran, children and Bush, Roberts, Mr.
Guerbers de Ringe, Chas rood, Mr. Burrele Mr. + w
fraetzkie, MIR Miller, White: Mr. Coustis. Mr. Quinana,
Mr. wiach sier. Col Winchest.r, Mr. JENKINS, Lyman.
sdw Green, Mr. Garrett, Mr. Driver Mr. w Graham, Mr.
L.seh Mr. Waller Mr. Farmer Mr. Parkmae Jr, Mr. Lattimer,
Hey. wrenca, Mr. JOHN Mr. John WaIEsr Mr. TIA bot
Boish, MIR Alea, Mrs Fe,thersborhaugn, st Cla,r
ia. Me onnack. w Robinson, Williams l. Corges, Rev
Jas JsckTan Mr Herriotrrom HaaxSr yer miah D. ck
Msa Dickson Mr. Dickson DR. Pesco'h John Campbell
abs two children, Miss Alien Miss Keith, Rev y Steel.
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80 -
MONEY nIAsslSET.


The stock market improved to-day very much. Quota.
tons show very great advance since yesterday At
the old board Long Island advanced per cent; az
United states Bank, Il vicksburg, !, Norwich and wor
ces'er 81 Sonington IL, Farmers Trust, Il Illinois, Il
Paterson t; Reading Railroad b Ohio 6s Pennsy lvsnia
AMI Indiana closed firm North American Trust declined
AT the new board l. Island advanced per CT Canton a.
Harlem5 Norwich & Worcester y, Farmers Trust Is
Illinois }; Paterson fell ofI3; Kentucky 6s I; Mohawk
since last sale The sales of ancies at the old Board
quite large.
The United States Fire Insurance. Co. has declared a
semi annual dividend Of eight per cent PAYABLE on and at
ter the first of July.
The Eastern Railroads have Commenced n.v;no d;v;
dends. The Taunton pays 4, the Eastern al and the
Maine 3. larger dividend could be made from nroG,
by the Maine, but steady six per cent per appur W
deemed best, reserving any surplus
The Appleton Manufacturing Co declare a semi annr.I
dividend Of six per cent.
Receipts of the Western Railroad for the week ending
June TO-
1874. 1919
Passengers. ........ ....T63t xg,6t
fresht, &C. ......"... $500 432S
1otai. '......... .Sla,J9l $1,000
The passengers receipts of this and the next week OF
last year. we're incressedby the Bunker Hill celebration
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Foreign Markets.

MArArz June osince my last to you Of the I'd inst.
we have no change to make in quotations OF sugar
small in amount. For your products give the
rates Of sales actually made Ale 81 per dszen; beef
prime, 10 per bbl butter IL Ia OIL candles, tai
low, l2t 49, do sperm IS &c. cider 3! per doz; -four
prime brands, Is per bb lard ut ana per ql; nails cut
SPERM a per gallon; onions. per 100 punches
potatoes u per Dbl; rice soap brown. 81 per al
PoSr Az PRIrcE, June THE market glutted with
every thing like American produce and for
which, from the uncertainty the future there was lac
demand Coffee very scarce and dear; ogwooi do
We quote prices follows Coffee l3A cents, Hay'ien
currency, equal to Spanish ogwood Sl7I Hay
ten per 1000 lbs equal with the export duties. to about
SIS Spanish per ton.
KINGSTON, Ua) May 29.-Fieur, 50 scarce--not much
in market Meal So so $6-very well supplied Cor the
present. Corn Is cents to 624-penty Rice 81 81 to
75-Carona very scarce. Business in the provision
market ia brisk; dry goods, very dull.
NASSAU, June l2-Flonr has been high so to $40
per bill corn SO 80 per sackbut in consequence OF
veral recent arrivals, the market is guted
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MARITIME HERALD.
a'Utir To- save xDa~ June FL.
Cleared.

Cleared.
shi Roehest'I, BIitton Liverpool Woo hull Mn,urn;
ebe MeI rrs SS
ton a9Lssques Mara Louisa. vaaoerste AntwerO
u sss:: r.. S:s $::.. g.
% ,:.$sss s. WV Sss:
Sa:l s spa Il cSIsaS wt,
ship Adelaide. Adams days from Havans with sugar to
sSf yas Pan Shoals. saw. AVN E s1r
sup yancan, Da,eeft. is day, from New Orleans, wi
fsrqne Globe. Of Boston, days from Apaachico
Buqe Manchester (of Pbilsd) Jarm,s % ds fm Antwerp
VIII ol ste , rage Igai,,,eag," 70 order
osqus Pon,. L'wa II days from Mobile, with cotton. to
Bds tr.iaa, Willis, 10 day, from Jacksonville tEF) with
big Gsn Stewart 18th Jane from Cardena with sugar
Bns Rebeeca MeGare from Ca deua llth une. with 1914
cass mosssess, TO Bret Il Yose
s s Sah: f F". h SS. d L Tux A ss with
Brig AsGg ~ Haley - day. from G9a}s% wa, 10
81 e. %S' &c o, Let pS AT vessels The ned Jae.e
sha; ,..,s; e F. T.oT.SG In p.ap Sdea
Ksniaii Nol,nso do; schf Cora. for soston ia8 DIS
PIX JeofSsna oede' days from savaneah, with cotton.
BrE unc. Mcu. days f,om Georgetown. with cotton,
Brig Glen Cotb of Newport, RI from Cardeuas Cuba 18Th
JnDe.
eris Moon Hays. lays from Chnlertou 10 Dunbar
DmoE.
schr Samuel lngham Golden from wa,hing tou NC with
naye, stores Lett Na(oeou for NYors the Bar ready.
- hr Sally Mile Haley. from Piym )nth. NC, with com
Scnr Ss'e I. a lien, from Virginia with wood
Schr Eliza Ann, Folsom from Newbern, naval stores
Schr volpsIs atkins FROM swsnsboro NC naval stores
Schr BspJimin n Feld, Van Glider, Richmond coal.
schr Clot'iaa, Van Name Virginia, with wood.
Schr Jene UIake from Virginia, with wood.
.chr Coo ey. Cram, Newbern, with shingles.
schr Augustus : Johnson, Taylor from Norfolk
scbr Sterling, Faulkner, from Nassau cargo to Mahw.
x 20
-ehr w Kenptoh, OSbon days from Norfolk to stur.
gas Llesrnan,
Below.
sh'p Memphis, Robinson. from Liverpool with undse
Also, oac taque and brigs unknown.
sailed.
shps Emma, Edgar sremen; Allen. Wilson, Chsrestou;
John MARSHALL.
Miscellaneous.
PACKET SHIP ROCHESTER, for Liverpool will sail to-day.
Letter will close half rat II o'clock, A. NJ.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
KINGSTON, IA May 2eln port, biss fremont Leeds from
Wilmington. c. dag Cfusos ksvans calls this day for
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AsnHs-The sales of pots are very limited and quota
tons very unsettled. Wequote - is3 %ao. Pearls
hrmer than usual at 81 so.
BEEswAI-This article is improving in demand, and
sales OF prime northern yellow have been made at 3c
Southern and western are held at something less.
CorroS-The accounts per steamer being worse than
were expected had the effect of suspendng all operations
to-day.
PHoyIsIsNs-Beef and pork very inactive. We
quote Ohio mess pork at 43a s. 56t do prime IS s
So. There is very little doing in western lard We
quote bbs at 81 81 Cheese is held a. 5Ac. New butter
Ia rather dull
HAr-- Common qualities North River bale sells at 30 /,
SIC The receipts continue large and the stock Ia daily
accnnula,ing
WHsKry-Drudge casks still held at 23c. Prison
barrels are very inactive. We quote 233c.
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brighton Cattlo Market.

JUNE 7At market 800 beef cattle, 10 pairs working
oxen, $500 sheep and lambs and $40 swine
Prices-Beef Cattle-Pr.ces have advanced and ad-
vance quotations viz Extra So 50; first quality SIS %;
second quality, 70 So; third qualify 81 90 We also
noticed Jour cattle sold Tor So 81.
Working Oxen Sales at sos. $40 and $50.
Sheep-Dull. Sales Of lambs from 81 IL 10 So old
sheep, from 81 to 3d. Several hundred sheep UNFOLD
Swine-Lots to peddle 4}c for and 5Ic for bar.
rows selected lots &c; two lots old hogs a. At
tail from o to 6Jc.
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Foreign ImpOrtatlOns.


ANTwERP-Baque MaDcheste-5ic cases wool w ID Cuh-
buIton-3 mdze q Il Senan
HAvANAShip Adelaoe- 800 bxs sugar doz pine ap
sporoi, Tilr.on co-4o bxs ;ar sturgs co-sa L L
Hos us8 900 Delano & scherme horns bis blanca
1877 900 Alaog.5o00 Pfier Wisemann-60 bxs al.
!sa0 hs oba co Thompson Adams-ioOco s-gsrs Colt
tAs MsntaIla-3oOo6 0oulsrd-5I 90 b NJ Picaba-
3l750 Cook-a5000 MonxanJi-2O 900 Lille * Kfi.ig.-
e., 0 Whstmore-23 $50 Smith Thnrgar & co
AmAU-schr Serlins-2 casEs old copper iign un
vita 10 bales sponge 5ouo bu'h sst Mathews coo cad
tuf,ie 10 Ter.
ATArzAs-BMque a. lesn lhIs 200 brs sugar spofcrd
1i,es9n co; 80 tjowia.d si ALTO bxs u us
Soo T. u Mo'jAw-'o doz - an e. to msster
domestic srra ,surfNtIOns.
NEW ORLEANs-ship nuneao-- 28s sacks wheat Masters
Mar.oe Lo-sa99 pigs lead st aehan Scott IS hhts
Ush'r Jr-i07 SKIS Allen Whtese,-2O bhls h Or en-
W nbs CooLhoe Co-450 pcs Banks Powell cs John f.
Manne go bales 4 oungs t9O les Newboid Cruit
lou ools 81 bales Suydam, sage ts3l3 scks r1 Porter
b Cons-l bb, half Dol boz Post u Phillips
ArALAcHIcoLA-Buk Gobe-3t bales Ooodhue 4 Coz do
hanks Of Boston 40 Parmlee Roge $40 do ord
S'owa Brothers Co-3 do .Ah'y FOOL Il Cn--26 do STA,
Bro s'n@i do Cnllomb lss in-i3 d., II L iman-6 do
rost Philips-33 do T. -oit Co-33 do &c. tie &C.
son 60 bIs rasns Dunhsm Dimon-9 bhds tsllow Du
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