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Foreign Markets.

sr. JAGo DE CusA, June ls-We were frequently ask
ed day about the date Of fifteen days later
Jsgo and what the actual state OF he market on the
lS inst We have thought it better to publish the
whole
Beef, mess sll l23 per Dbl; jerked American per
q; butter yellow, II per q; candles, taow los and
1913, l43 l4i sperm long SIS, wanted; cheese Ameri
can, 10 Ia picked fish cod. small, At per a. for Eng
iish; herrngs, dry sailed 81 per Dbl, for English;
smoked rs per box; mackerel, No II per Dbl; -FOUR
American l53 10 LILO per Dbl, sales Of so bls hams
small IS per al; lard iai per q; oil, whale, go a
IS per gall onions, rer bbl; pork mess, 10 per Dbl
prime H. clear III potatoes 81 asl; rice 81 per al soap
yellow ~ per al; boards, p "a ~ per IT. p
"a; hoops, 50 81 per 1900; hid shocks and heads
EACH sugar box shocks, each vinegar. Upper bb coE
fee rashed and pulled. lst Si2 Is per a. % H. Sd
3, ordinary to best unwashed Sd riage and half tri.
age getting scarce; sugars. assorted, white and
brown, and la p and a. white alone 4, brown alone
3a3f Muscovado y 8; moasses including cask, is a
i53 per ioS gallons; tobacco leaf yet ustc 20
- per 1000 lbs
Exchange London, (par 81 30 per FL stg) Is per
prem; United States and Kingston Jamacs par; doub-
looms, royal SIT, patriot l6
Freiehts Mediterranean and north of Europe scarce
United states, So to 81 per hid
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BRsToL. June ss--An Gov hopkins, Morns, Pankatank
R.y-r, Va; Willard, Miller. Providence Tor NYork
fHLApELrHIA, June 2S-Ar Acorn. Hoves Boston; So
phron Lee Array; b, Yayp, and Iroesdes Morrison.
ro,k; Alphion. Kiiborn NesbuIyport; Siam, Grant New
bediorf Phil ideplia Barnard Nantucket Cid Ro hschld
Lowr Pantheon Fales Lseh Abbott; Thames Sawyer and
siaui Gra t. Boston; Elz !ben eminrton Havana bat
more Eddie Charlotte ttejohn r oxy Jameson; Pilot
Poland AID Richmond, SeaveY Boston; Brown, naz-y
Dby torn; Mar aret Anu Godhey, Poug keepse; Vssta
udlam and Vienna. Hailock Pravidence AR 18th. En-
ae Ills NHayep; Frances, soue, Passport; Gr,ndee Gil
chris, eo't ca Despatch ca,ty Kins,nn. JAM; Turs
msire. NHsvsr; Brandywine Hartford; Harriet LOUISE,
Fail River
BALTimoRE, June T-Au Ele-nor. Forrest, Charisson;
aurora Chase, Msya.usz Below, ctic Rio Janeiro Cid
Massachusetts. Bro II Dsht,n Mass; Heilespont, Wood
brry Boston I'D Com Ke ev. Fall River
hicKsnuRG Jone y7-Cld TaIqun, Paine and Rich
ard b'ker Boaon.
NoRroln Ju,e 275AT A,gon. Chase Maysgu,z; Sun,
Noyes bennington; pilot boat Virginia Wright from
spoke 2sd inst Srlendd FIR IN Portland for Aexanda; 23d
y leo Frser bound 10 Baltimore; 23th Cape Henry barring
SW ~ miles Nwar for savannah aod Mcclellan ouud 20
harlestna I'm NYork; 26ih Emerald, and Ellen Eliza for
Alexandria.
WLMIYcroN N. C. June l9--Au'd Partridge, Doughty,
Havana; tlarcs Ellen Berry GuadaOupe-2lst Belle, Ms
ers, New Yorb-25ih. Angora. Fish. do.
HARLssToN: June 25-Br SO Import. Griffith, NYoIk-
'0ih pissed sight Of Republic Ericsson propeller
ste ring
SAvANsAH, June 25 AR Ocenarg co. Vose and Shawmut,
Fa,rrr, Bsscrp Isaac Mead. Tho,p NYofk
NEW ORLEANS, iune 20-Ar Albion, LSw1 Huldt New
Canaan Havr-
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Prices OF Factory Srocxs

This indicates the condition of this branch of our in
dustry and points to what shall reach in this line
Of business Nearly all the mills at the east have declared
large dividends, and laid by surplus fund sufficiently
large to add new machinery and buildings to their
listing works and to guard against contingencies In Low
ell alone in the last upwards OF thirty thousand ad
ditional spndles have been set in notion and three
new buildings erected In Buffalo cotton mill is going
into operation in illinois Georgia. Alabama, and else.
where, the business has been started in Patterson New
Jersey mills have been built and at Waltham rail
road to Boston has been laid And hear that there is
not now machinst to be hired in any dir ection to con.
strvc new machinery for cotton woollen mills All
this Is prosperity on an apparent firm basis But this as
well as all other branches Of trade liable to be affected
by the action Of Congress Let hope therefore that
in commercial affairs that body will adopt the la sses fare
policy so earnestly demanded by the mercantile commu.
nit
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Corn Trade.

This market has been inactive for sometime and prices
have, therefore, fallen little at time for several weeks
in order to meet the views of purchasers and lessen the
quantity IN store We now quote Gennesee -four at 81
80 81 So and large lots could probably be obtained at
,axpence less barrel This, we believe, is the lowest
a.ur has reached in this. the Philadelphia or Balti
oe ms hsts since 1921 in which year the article fetched
.a only $A and averaged throughout the wear
we have in previous articles mentioned tina, eo,-,.
had been made since the year to raise the 20
beasufs by sending all that arrived store and
cuang reports that the supply in this and other
was small; THIS was done mainly by those who held
same, and also by others who antcipated or were in
hopes OF demand from abroad All hese efforts base
ON such himsy foundation have OF course failed and
many persons have been sadly bitten &. the west In;
reports Of q short supply - = Wv
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Passengers Arrived.

NEw ORLEANS, KEY WEsr HAnLt sToN-Stenm ship
NeptoneMn Levy 2chlldr aud servant. Ms Tar. child
and Mrs. Prince, Mira Ciak Mrs Mallory, chi den
end servant MIS- Gordon child nd Mrs ey Messrs
Mallory, " Mose, 4, ,;obin,on. ronr J s'mop.on
Mentys MS,er se,y,r-he bsye were landed At Chnlt.
tess and lady Capt 9stt ant lady r. Lreolu lady
child Mr. Means and lady + harman lady tchi dren
servants, MIR Cross lady, Miss -iach Miss Merritt Miss
Lot Ms, livery Miss Grup;g' Mr., Bake. and cbldys
Ncsersop childea servant Ms Iocter aud child MIS-
Lewey. Mrs Lott, Ma Willmot; Mira Groc.becs, Mira Gru
HovsI Be h.,, hali.sY Mli,ea y, Iy%.a' and Waao
! Marsh Iyis. Parcns Norou Hoht FerIid,y, Gray
Due orne u A Crcs.man. J c Payen John A MERRITT G
e,.on Burnett Storms. Jones' McFer;on, Cherlt.
Cuisine. Manning DIS Vau AnsweIp aud ossy, Masters
Cross and Neans-33 ate. rage. 81 deck.
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In this market and therefore, In all other markets. will
by October next recede at least shlngs every
barrel-which is equal to decline in three months Of
quarter OF million dollars on the aggregate quantity Of
-four manufactured in America. This appears clear
enough. In view of largely increased CROP some OF
which has already been safely harvested-a lessened
demand at home, owing to the continued chespness Of
animal food and the abundance OF all kinds Of fruits d
ring this summer-and the improbabty of more than
even the smallest demand from abroad constrain.
ed to the above conclusion. Time will show its cor.
| rect
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LIVERPOOL CLAssirIcArIoN

HAy-Common qualities North River bale are in very
moderate demand at 80 33c The receipts still
large.
PRovusIoNs-Oho prime pork is in fair demand at So
623 rs; do mess, at SO 62A u.s. Beet is improving
in demand Country prime sells at So; do mess rs
aS6 Lard is getting to be quite active: good barr Ell sells
at o3c Kegs at &C. Orange county butter sells freely
at l2t lac.
WHIsKEYD Drudge casks very dull and are held at
23c Western and prison barrels sell wanted at %
239c.
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Second Board.
sALKs ov srocxs-BosroN, June 2sth.

at the Brokers' Board-lO shares Charlestown Branch
RE- ssh 100 Reading RR 2a; do 2ah so do, $780, "a;
% do Sod 23t 900 do 24 2o s30d 23A 100 bod
2t 500 East BOSTON Co. TO- 800 do 3Od lO! do lOi;
loo do, h3Od loi so do b2od lot; 50 Western RR,
$1,000 u SIS. 1868. 1921.
At .4ueton2O shares Portland, Saco and Portsmouth
RR $s73 per share 80 Western RR S72t per sh - Bos
ton and Worcester RR div off II II! per adv;
Charlestown Branch RR, ofer % Boston and Maine
RR new, 81 per ct adv Fitchburg RR Gully pad) per
adv and interest; 10 Fitchburg RR $3.50 per paid n
Withdrawn; 20 Eastern RR, J9t per Ct adv div of
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CASTLE GARDEN.

THE PROPRIETOks of this well known and fashionable
resort beg leave inform h. public aud visiting the
CITY, that i Is open for the r to 10
o'clock In addition 70 the which arise from
view oil the bay, heaithfu breeze which
the and The sparkling of Fountain there
also TO be found extensive fronenades outside the Gar
deh ana cnf Saleon 100 feet epgth together
w'ih the New York Brass Band-Lesd-r Mr. Lothin Re.
re'hmens of the first quality, waters &c. Signal
hoc u fair
Iiskeu 21s cents Tor which refreshments will be
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MONEY MARKET.


The Stock Market improved to-day very much. The
operations quite large and prices show quite
advance At the Old Board Long Island up q per
cent; Canton, 23 Norwich and Worcester, 81; Harlem,
o; Mohawk, l; Stonington, Il farmers Trust, III Read
ing Railroad, Il vicksburg, Il United States Bank Ii
Ohio os, !, Indiana, /; Illinois, At the New Beard
Harlem advanced per cent; Canton 81 Long Island q;
norwich and Worcester 2; Farmers Trust 8; Illinois,
1; Ohio 0s,l VicksbuIg 7; United States Bank, I.
The improvement noticed to-day in the stock market,
cannot be attributed to any other than prices
have touched bottom for the present The recent expo
sions among the brokers in Wall street. completely I'M
settled the market, and it necessary that prices
should come down to very low point, to wipe out the
differences here and place things better basis Many
OF the old contracts. made at high prices have expired
ana operations for the future will have good start The
brokers have, within the past week or two had many
omcues to contend against in settling up July WILL
UNDOUBTEDLY be very quiet month"; but look for busy
''ne" III 'he s'o.h market after the LIST of August
The Farmers ana Pisn.~rs' BANK of Romaro ho. 10
clared half yearly dividend OF u.-ee De, SON,
The Union Bank OF Maryland has cIsred haze
dividend of two and half per cent.
The Bank ofhe Metropolis Washington has declared
q half yearly dividend of three and half per cent
Exchange London for the packet closes at o. per
cent nett The best bills be bought at this rate but
not a fraction less.
RECEIPTS OF THE WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY
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AsHEs-Pots in fair demand and quotations remain
without alteration Pearls are in very limited request
and are firm at 81 So
BLEswAr-Prime northern yellow sells at oOc
CoTTor-There were no sales OF importance to-day,
the total transactions being only 300 bales at slight
duction in price, The annexed quotations now
rent -
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American Manufactures.

There is not much doing in domestcs. This season,
except for little southern demand generally the dul.est
OF the There have been exported from this port
however so far this month a few over five thousand
packages Of domestic cottons and last three humid
red bales shipped from Boston Calcutta Gbater
Manila, and the West Indies. We give the last quota.
tions here and at Boston,
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INDEpENDENCE HOTEL.

l9i BLEECkEN STREE, NEAR fcUGU0ALL ST
The sU1sCRI Err would eeiful,v ia'olm rs fienos
Il aud Il .tubc er that he skeo the sbove
Uorme y known Van Ztcp. Hoei, ana h sir,ess
entirety ei.ro"h'd would he happy those who
The Vine ad Lqso. have been carefully ,eecssd and
ct the IN lcest quail Y,
thts. stsks ached ggs Rarsbts and Other y.i hes.
served up al the shortest uots, "
Rooms be u u hid PR P.u he
yarry Of Pap and Psoeieals Of the .ts dates will
be und GA The tab $500
Attach u House 10 Public GArdsp which viil b
kept e. daf the hrs the rsam. and
rr rst nts obta Ladies 0suteu q =, q
rsguestd TO e, II aud satisfy themselves.
] ~ tIsusec QWEET
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MOST PoSIrlv rLS = h. LAST WEEK.
PUBLIC HOLIDAYS

RE y z T N OF PR s,
Boxes. '..'.2j celts Pit. One Shilling
All have oppo ,tuoity OF seeing The Great Nsco
msacer Il the 10Th century" Mr. Sutton will Grand
Scenes of VentIiloqusm and Magic,
MUNDAf, July lst
and every evening ing he And on Thursday july
h, he will give Two Pe,fornances, commencing at
O'Clock in The Afternoon ard the the evening
COLD WATER-COLD WATEK-'COLD WATEh.
will be exhibited every evonirg.
Doors open Il rises O'Clock precisely
Boxes IS Pit 2k cents, Private Boxes g md 81 each
Box Office usual. je3o lw~Tc
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There were men willing enough to enter into Flour
speculation and to dive into the unhoy business IA deem
as o,d the corn spectators Of 1897 This year how
ever nese men had not the banks to aid them
as in 37 but both periods varied only little in o,
supply that on hand this year being somewhat the
largest All who are interested in the trade NAV reco
ec TO what extremes the specuations were carried in
1887 and all may recollect how we were denounced CO.
peciMiy IN Philadelphia and Baltimore fer exposing the
TICKS ana iaaces OF the Spectators In order to Give
clearer view of the whole matter we viii nace ~
present prices before the crop has
in and the prices in 1887 after crop had been
and some OF II sent to market
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MARITIME HERALD.


We shall esteem favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
20 Commodor: RoBsRT SILvEy OF our News Fleet Report
OF the shipping left the Port sailed he Ves
spoken ON Their List Of their Cargo, aud any Fo
reign Newspapers Views they have. them
Immediately on their arrival Agents and ents
acme or abroad will also confer favor by sending
ofce all the Marine INTEL they can Obtain Nautical
Information of kind will he Thankfully received.
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MEDICAL CARD.

MEDICAL CAKD.
DOCTOR FAWCET1'5 Late work on the best mode If
- treating constitutional Debility. Impotency Steri,ty
Nocar,sl tmsson,, Gonorrb@l Glce suctne, veneresi
aud al Diseases OF the Generaiv~ ORGANS ca oktsip
his Office, 9G tul street. New Yok-Pes The Doctor
continues his private diseases ri has old
estn lshed oice lie Full Dubtry paieais
the cas nuUtely and enclosing fee will advice and
medicine, sIso copy Of the work. - lm-,c
NOfllE TO The DECkIPED--WArERNA
~ SWEET, Natural BoIeseiter, being specially aned e.
mss city will remain W days and may be consul ted by az
iddess left at the Astor House "a Fulton street Mi
nor ssp, TO sci my native medicine tor contracted cords
IT lof Bowey or II Houston in will
tnon by the old quaok as told by some having
eny VISITED twenty States from
hity standing Having erected convenient dwelling and
store IN the pleasant and hourshg village Of terdam
Montgomery county, ". Y, TO lao lt,ee
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1oal receTPtS TOT 20 WeeKs $2I3,IU9 yI5,2I5
Inc increase SO far this season amounts to s62 lO6-
Inc receipts or the week ending June 90 were very
lgen consequence of the increased travel attending the
Bunker Hill celebration The receipts for the last six
months in the year will greatly exceed those of the first
six Judging from the result of last years operations
The receipts Of produce at New Orleans, from the in
terror TINS season. have been unusually large prices
in that market have not experienced much falling off
from last years rates.
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BY THE SOUTHERN NAIL.

W We learn that the President of the u States
returned to this city last evening with his bride h,au
m anu accomplished lady the daughter OF the ste David
oaraher, Esq oil Nav York GLobs June -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-30

~. wy nave here most astonishing difference Two
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