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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-16

Manufactured BY people surpassed by those
imported from abroad 1t Is said that artists have
the best machinery and that their colos, designs an
materials are also Of the best description With these
advantages on their sde and the fact that living chea
and taxes light among 1t is not surprising that oul
people should meet with much appears to
crown their abors in this great branch of manuactur.
and trade 1t has been proposed to erect steam carpet
mill in the immediate vicinity of Boston and Wnnisiu
met has been mentioned the place for the establish
ment of this new mill.
appears that the increase Of new cotton mills well
as new carpet mills, continues all over the Union.
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WILL BE PUBLISHED

WILL BE PUBLISHED
ON FRIDAY, MAY 10Th,
BY CAREY a. HART, Of PHILADELPHIA,
AND FOR SALE BY ALI. BOOKSELLERS
IN THIS CITY,
THE BIG BEAR ARKA as!
AND OTHER SKETCHES.
Illustrative of Characters and Incidents in the South
and Hest
EDITED BY w. L. PORTER.
Price 30 Gents, wiM 10 Engrauings from Original
Designs By barley
CONTENTS-The Big Bear Of Arkansas-Jones Fight
~ The Great Kalamazoo HuntThst Big Dog Fight At My
AIive-A Texan Joker" in a tight place-B!lly Waricks
Courtship and Weddng-A Bully Boat anda Brag Captain
Letter from Billy Patterson himsefA Swim for Deer
Chunkeys Fight with the Pathe-A Yankee that couldn't
isiana-e and Manners in Of The Ar
BaHoss Allen, Of MISUNDERSTANDING Teeth in Mssis-
sippiThe Way Lge Shaddock Scared up Jack"-Cousin
sally billiard,
phia are to publish The Big Bear Of Arkansas and other
sketches illustrative Of Characters and Incidents IN the South
and Southwest" The work contains twenty-five stories
y American and the best that have read there not
will be read re-read millions Of times until the millennium
barley has admirably illustrated Of them with drawings N
the highest degree CHARACTERISTIC and striking Jones
Fight-Sw allowing Oyster AveThat Big Dog flgtt AZ
story Of the Bully Boat and Brag Captain Thope Big Bar
aud the Kalamazoo Hunt also capitaly illustrated Ihe
work extends to pages Handsomely printed and Is
soId at half dollar BY the outlay Of fifty cents now
ali In works for tweiyemonth The Big Bear itself IS
equal cold BATH and instead OF people
their houses expense Of hundred dol
lars this little volume half dollar will give such
the same to them Just Try tonce.N Y Spirit the Times.
mvi5
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Passenxers Arrived,

CHARLEsror--Ship Caharne-Mrs Lane and family Mrs
Middleton aud family Mrs Lambert and family Mrs Patterson
Mrs Clark Miss Patterson, Miss Boyre Miss butman Messrs
Brenard Townsend Fournoy Barr Crawford Bonies-s in
steerage
ST. MARxsoBrs Vrsinia-Dr Filbrick, Hambn, Captain
Disbrow, T Ogve.
GEoRaErowN, SC--Brg f Platte w Stanhope.
Rev Wright, of New York.
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Foreign Importntions.

CANNyoN-Barque Amerca2 tubs date. 5000 pkgs Cor
don & Tabo--l619do Aymar &co-l6 do Newell Philad-
439 chts 2i hf do Patt son33 hf do
Victor Duckwitz3 hf do Bacon Boston-93o
Boston-i pkg silk scarf masteshaf chests
order
BELIZE, HonBrg Paey Blount-36 tons ogwood 3 bdls
sarsaParilla $ Banco-$23o Labousse20 ceroons in
dgo Maitland & Comrie.
Posr Az PsTsE.Bris Hayti7lgs bags coffee Camer.n
Grosheiml95 do 1000 lbs ogwood $500
@ Hogarth-l29 bags $3.50 to order.
Sr CRox-Brig Cayda-i50 hhds sugar Is puns rum De
Forest-l0 do Cartwright & Harrison.
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Up. M-The sales to-day amount to about 600 bales
at quoted prices Operators busy making up their
correspondence which accounts for the inactive state Of
the market.
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BALriMonr, May n-AT Mary Stanton, Besus. Boston;
Vermon Seaman NYork CID Lady Warrington, Stevens,
NassauzP: Sid Jas Edward Amsterdam; Victor Rotterdam
Nautilus Rio Janero Vicone NOreans John, Hanna, and
Catharne Griffith La Guayra.
NoKroLK, May BAR vesper, Baker, NYork Sid Lewis
Lee St Croix; Fulcrum Taylor, Boston.
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Brighton Cattle Market.

MAY I2At market s25 Beet Cattle, 10 pairs Working
Oxen, $40 Sheep, and 1920 Swine.
Prices-Beef Catte-Last weeks prices fully
sustained: We quote extra ST. first quality SIS rs; SO
cond quality S. IS So so; third quality 81 SO So
Working Oxen-Sales at sos, S72 and $50.
Sheep-Dull. Sales from 90 to So; lot wethers un-
sold.
swne-selected small shoats Al and oc ordinary lots
a and 5tci old Hogs ~ and &C. At retail to 64c
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ST. HELENA, March gin port, Montgomery Hooper from
RrosiS.ass ss!S csPs aosd TSSs days: sid
sh' Ssss
Room V"
BUFFALO May i3-Ar Bunker HILL Missouri, and Gddngs
ssi
chcaso Columbus. and London Detroit. Perry Psry.bpTgh
Wong roS d%cs
EAST MAcHrAs May 0-Arr Alkaline & Rozina, Foster New
,1 Th;ys1 NyS @ RsS
Oeela Pierce, So Crox. ,,,,-.
1E 4 1ss;s 7sin;;
ery Chandler Philadelphia Cid FaeOner Denni'on Baen0'
2n Hs.S: sr T. F 9sss SO 2asss
: fsa.m s Apr Is; Havana sIPassi FSsdssSs Cen
NJ 81 n.s no
M s G aad Toa .sfs
Cgw Ri p:pdqS. TGr C bo., to ,s Tfd for M
s%:
SsS # s!sfSi siIt
p. rSf p .ad New
s"s.. r:s y sp.
York the Rio roaso March r. thence to 81, The Cam
Leone in co Oneota Tufts of Salem bound to Gambia.
Spoke 18th u lat IS Ion a. Br scr John Dolano days I'm
F) FIN Bordeaux for Tampico; soth lat ri Ion 81 Margaret
Paket BrI Simpson II days from St Jago for London 10th
inst lat IS 10. long 81 a. brig Napoleon, Cheesebrough u
hours from the Capes for Penambuco who kindly supplied
NEW BEDrosp. Siss is-An Lodemia & Eliza, Thoma.
NIsr1cxsr, May PAR Prudent, Albany; Finley New
HvAsSs, May Pin port, Henick, Salem for NYork
FRIEND Excel Boston for dol and about 20 sail Of small craft
May Orleans. Washington NC for Boz
s1a Free TTde Willard Baltimore for dol bilow Ko'ebrock
P.ovIDEsSI, May is-AI Sally G!;s,didng Alb.ry
Excel DO. Cd Cd Neptune, Gisdains, M.anss..
ah uii and Turk. Island Oh u.s saof Bsymors Rssafa
pas La; Rebecca, Collins, New York Cld-lndependence
Birkeu st. Peterbug Welsh; Majestic True, Boston; o.,
eeols Williams do; Thomas Edward stGser do; Sarah
Brown, do; America, scu Dghton; Independence, Dow
Boston; Harp, BESSIE Waeham; Surveyor, Houck New Ha
ven Henry, Carter Boston Berthe, Brown, do; Starr
yS S.gPS B.S MAX
RIcHMosp May 10Arr Thos Ireland Somers, NYork Sid
franklin, somer Norfolk; Cordss, Baker, sandwich :,
yorkspoke oh "A Caps Lookout, Duncan. New York foI
New York Arr 18th, Norman, SPAWN; swatNa Smith, and
Charleston, Brown, NfoIk. 81,
ors, lsri steer ,nd Portsmouth Glover, Liverpool The
Ei,ateth tBrl Mnty hence FOR Liverpool in contact
win another ship tuesday last while the lower bar
carving the Els bboom head sc. She returned to re-
Nvw OsIEsv., May 6-An Alabama, Windle, Havana; Y
Apd~ Fri ugnot Havre Creole Frame, Vera Cruz CID
Nsawet (AuI Petchich, Genoa; Orleans. Church, New
London,
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Married.

On Thursday morning. the 18th inst, by the Very
Rev. John Power, Y. BERNARD REILLY to ANNE MARIA
daughter of Francis Kelly, all of this city.
On the 10th inst, by the Rev. Dr. McEroy Mr. PETER
B. PRIME to Miss SARAH ScHENcK, both Of this city.
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Trade Report.

AHEs-We quote pots at So Sit q 8 871. Pearls are
steady - 25 Exports for LIST to 18th inst pots 3692
bbls, pearls 543 bbls.
BEEswAxPrims yellow, of all descriptions sells at
80 a sole.
CorTor-The business transacted in this staple to-day
quite limited amounting only to 800 bales Expor.
tors generally being busy with their correspondence
the steamer.
HAr-North river bale sells at 40 4sc, as wanted.
WHpKEY-Drudge casks we now quote at 2lc. West
ern and prison barrels are firm at 22c.
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By Last Night's Southern Mail.

.PHil ,prLpiA, Mar i3-:ArJ Waln Rowland N0desns,
Oak Ryder Boston; Jane Elisa Morton, Calais Copy Tsy
lor, NYogk Below, ship, aad several oshsn,
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<sssss!z9@
RACES
FASHION IN ANOTHER CONTEST WITH THE
SOUTH.
May 10th, Friday.
FASHION AND JEANETTEAU.
EOUR MILE HEATS-Trains will leave the Depot South
vFey u o. 10A, H. las, 1890, lis. Horses start
ABOUT hapa:t one Fare . ee each way The o. South
Ferry and in the boats and to take the early trains to the
WE ARE REQUESTED TO STATE that the police
W. paragraph which appeared in several New York papers
against Samuel Murray for arson such
very trfng nature which will be found investigation,
have originated In mistake Mr. Murray young man Of
The most exemplary Character and Of ERA and
but fair that whatever have been said to his
disadvantage should be retracted milo i je
OsTOn the l4h nst between the Asor House and John
$780, endorsed BY D. Gordon Also, draft drawn by the
Southwestern Railroad Bank in Chaeston c. Rose Pre-
ing the above will much obge the by leaving them at
the Aston House. Az payment been stopped they can be OF
New York. May IS, Is45 myl6 2tis*rc
w ANTED-A Business Partner p.rtly established lite
w rary enterprise with capital Of $1,000 He
thorough business habits Address p c. D. Box 1893, o.,
with and residence and the time which personal con-
ference may be had myl6 2t*rc
TO PRIMERS.
YOUNG MAN lately from Scotland is desirous Of EN-
q he & had OF WAGES no
%i ss sSsa Xdd1s;: Mek Herald Office
myl6 lt*rc
DACKET SHIP ROCHESTER,, from Liverpool-Consign
per this vessel will please send their permits ON board
Burng Sir without delay All goods permitted
Es days L sr sHsf
RRG LEyANT from Porto Rico, is discharsng at Contra
on asS D 'fHs Js gsn
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Ships Neolal ssttn; Cotton Planter Antwsrp CarglIns
Ho
Republic. Port au Prince. and Others
-
miscellaneous Record.
FsREIcr LETTER OrricE.-The packet ships Yorkshire,
Bailey for LIVERPOOL and Francois st wheden, for Havre
will sail to-day.
ossr sss1s and Manila :. first officer
~ :sss1a
S ms n
he others probably foreigner supposed TO have found en-
SIR ByILDss PosrLAyp-Launcheda Portland the
q' ooap and e. % By D.
She neat vessel and but sixty days have elapsed since her
ss ax4 w sr 1 Ia, .fs %
ORDERs-Lieut VIM Jones. resignation accepted Lieut.
w Read faough extended years Passed Mid Henry Ro
queer sanford leave moaths Passed Mid Geo Doy,
promoted to alisutenancy.
Ar Warren 18th inst Benz Rush, Clifford Pacific Ocean,
~ from s San 1899 go VII and $500 u.
.: b%si:: sa' ssi
Sag hssSor Marcus. Sherman from the
bone May IL la g. lon il saw an Amer
Sss,s s;:': sH = s:
d' si %
HS1es s S1sSaa f Ssn Ss' April " " n
Ale s ri h mat "a Gem p. Worth ". FROM Whaling
land, p < ;hIp st.tiss up. ss;o: -, -, -,
WI 3 Dc s 5. so sshsSD s o n Th
~ Aiies 100 'p; ssh Emsran mos out Clean lat %
Ss a.,sS h, S e, Ji
coas Shannon mos 90 %c. %s ID for
M,5ch z Japan Riddle Nan q out 1910 sp' cruise
An a. Nantucket, 18th inst Nantucket, Gardner Pacific
1ss: a. day from r. xh full roo Rs
:. r, 18Th Gsoys Susan HOwlsnd NB 1909 ACapt
.et &c ss;s' cs
s Smith q, reported 81 M M.';asS about I'D. CO9aS
Is$s Es:: III : Il
sfS $S$';sfs s'Ss;! CO. vi s;:sf
's
AS % IF ann !oi s$ w. Y Cone
oa ee kings ~ 6ss RshaS bses sH
SID I'm Pernambuco 18th uls Chile Dexter of and for NIB
g;.ops late Of Salem ha. been purchased lon
Brig Juno NIB has been purchased Of sppsan BY Esh,
Luce and John Bates to be continued in the whalnh bust
out 70 black sh day a oa Mcwe.
na 3"' s in sight the
Spoken.
Union Of and day: Plymouth NC for Martinique, sh
Eagle Of and days from New York for Baraeoa same time
Cosm9pos Of and days from Baltimore for Porto Rico
Foreign Ports.
Chief Brown do John Rqbb Carlton for Rio Janeirs
IN ballast Delight Barclay from PhsdePha med and
RI o snse & Lord a'dd"s from c'l1 va
Fl
Norris Stanley, Whitney, for Porto Rico IDS.
uds.nn oi d. 1.ady aeore. o
and Amanda Ame, do ldg Wampano,g Co:ou DO neg day
MMeta; spros NYori ); Bhdsewater, diss. Aurora fo
nooa New York; danse: S''S stsOa Ring La
shm New o.e%s; Lantaro. Bslt,am dc; TIT Brow9 do
Fla, DO, ?-gonhom, Mason, do; sd April I-wm.
T fsS So s%s d.
Ms9.; 9Th. ysSic. Rpsleyy. Chinas .,;. uon... g,
York s Cambrdse Chase from P6ilsdeiphis dgi Gecrx
Ey GoY Hi%ass W ",
is; Go% as WI! wSi,,tss as
howe. from Ponce f for YORK SSJ put in !ssfy
SoD AID Hnds
Britannia, Rory Oore, Bsllona Wm Fisher Msnsie,
sn Mo:!sm s1sh rc%a M;
EFF Prss:: ys,eF k Ths%:: o Mos Hs
dcator Robinson Liverpool for Moutreal Burnhope.idc
c ecams T .as .y Ri
Gompars.vs Statement. Of arrivals and tonnage Quebec
'''e' ~ 90" Vessels. Tons.
| 1874. ............ iSlo
| lSao... .......... ..............0 io,H4
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATRE.


BENEFIT OF MRS sEGUIN.
fyEEES 81 M r E ss ..a
= Bijou, MI segqini Madelaine. Mrs seaua.
II. ass 'G ih 'si s4s
lsr: Devlshof NJ seruin; Airline, Mn seguin
N ba i s s od@ s o p nH Martin and Miss 'ai' Turn
First Il Ill., I, cssnsmBore' I'd and Sd Tiers 30 Csn-P"
Door. ePs% O'clock and the Curtain will rise precisely
BoWEHA THEATRE.
ALL #s $SisaSs s$$ isl
~h E h %
a FsSor,s Dance, Mis-. Cohen. so, MEAS -
'* 1T Tn1s% 'St ou s%soS z Chapman sa
To coaeade With y the IRISH TUToR-Tery oRourke B.
BURTON's THEATRE.
ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA
'DlP s 5$ESSs It6 s IT, III = fA :'S:e
ka sssS.a f cGs" Mis- S ssrMs ass sEs
Dancing sa E'sf% ss1sfSIy; H Forest
To soneade VIII the paPs e hs hse o.
sye .. hssa Mar
PALMO's OPERA HOUSE.
ADnss Ssss E SSEs Ne a1 iSsa
THE ETHIOPIAN SERENABESR 6ssou
MEssRs eEPhlMH aSM sI IAS wWSSRhEN AhhlNoroS
Beg inform the Ladies and Gsnemen of New York.
that they continue 'ht CONCERTS
b.1s ssa Ne. S Ss
''t IN For particulars see small bills.
Boxes and sests be secured at the Box Once from
Doors open al 7A-Concer o'clock
An Efficient Police attendance Order under tho
CATTLE GARDEN.
Proprie.ors =. Msssr.: French and Hsi'ss
r Hs h stahf TASssi IF
a syno ~ y
A..srs Ms; R:ses Mayer Ai'rsns' Sig Be-
EPrier Of Admission Fifty Cents. ,er,o..n
Minutes sf or Psm as s' and Rsifehmeat
Doors at halfpa't o'clock Performance to com
RUTGERS INSTITUTE,
MR. pEMpsTER Ia. the honor to announce he will
SELECT MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT,
Friday Evening, May 10th,
AN HOUR WITH BURNS.
"Lament Of the e. IRISH ia Eanigra"t."
MAY queen; -.
Eh EsFsifas1s i Fs s%1 e. sil''
Songs to be had at the dG %,s tire
GRIND SACRED CONCERT,
AT s FOR sE TIE sE sHgRfe df
On Sunday Evening, May 18th, 1s45,
Under M H. i VIM. a. k RIsss'''' Of
0rganis5 Church who viii preside q the Organ
s% n sa
and Lobcesang Hymn ofPaise the latest composon o.
Tine !" will full N and s9R ac. S1s
under the direction Of Mr. H. G. Watson.
Principal Pertormers,
MISS DE LUCE, Mr.. GRONEvELDT,
MISS SCHMIDT, MR. II. G. TlMM,
MISS WATSON. MR. W. A. KING.
PROGRAMME
Grsnd Organ Piece four hands. Messrs Tmm and King
sS asa sd Ne Iod
ssons, Mir: E. Loaer, aLaud.;e Dominum, with
Aria, Miss Schmidt "Pro Peccatis" from stabat
Duet and Chorus, ii waited for the Lord Mrs.
Loder, Miss Watson from the Lobgesang tHymn
&C Mis-: De Luce. FAC ut poem, from
Grand Chorus and Solo, Miss Watson 1.-THE
vsllous works. from the Creation. Haydn
PART H.,
aRrs Mrs. E. Loder, !. 10 saluiar. Hostia Mozart
a-ChoIgs, How lovely the messengers rS%
Song, With veriare clad Mis-: Watson from the u.us,
5ssas, NJ. Lodsr know that my Redeem.r ia.
s-Gaad Chorus, 'oh great |. the wisdom from s.
Ticket: Fifty Cent: each-To be had the door Of the
The doors Of the church viii open at ocock-hs Concert
will commence at 8 o'clock. MO CIV
I NEW BOWERY THEATRE.
TO THE NEW YORK PUBLIC!!!
lHE Subscriber having obtained from Thomas Ham6Iin
ESQ., the lease, for number Of years OF the ground on
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FIRST Strawberries.

WELSH EATING H o U Sc,
IS Nassau Street.
n ls Fiji k s;"ss XIV fi
New York market. ml6 2ts.rc
Of Chronic Diseest No SIS Broadway few doors
practices according to the Chrome Thermal System of
Once hour. from A. NJ .o2PM. mls stood is.rc
Bath now open both for Ladies and Gentlemen every
Ga S as%
s ans and
years to the invalid almost without money without come
LOOK AT THIS.
JUST RECEIVED by the packet ship Duehesse Dorssn:
aad Ss ss
French = .ds
S,5., Md: :. f, ssl s M and
est and don't mistake the No 7 Broadway corner Of Fulton
'' myis lm.rc
TO IMPORTERS OF DRY GOODS.
THEsqBSCRIBER will purchase stock oiIreny Thou
cash Five Thousand Dollar. the HOUSE. .ad Lot. hs
sS'i; as's p. NO! 81 sn1s
T and m be o
an interview address Tompkns at the Office of the New
.T0 WH0M TT M1Y C0NCERN1
r. ENTLEMEN Families going to Europe or elsewhere,
effects such WEARING APPAREL either ladies' gentle
mems, JEWELRY, FIRE ARMS. &c: &C. by sending for
the subscriber will obtain liberal and fair for the
H. LEVITT,
Office No. Wall street, New York
Families and gentlemen attended at their residence by
pontnent. .
Ali orders left the Subscribers Office, through the
post Office, will be punctually attended to- milo ltsrc
DIR. BANNING'S LECTURES.
will M
Centre Market before Physical Education and
the Treatment of Local and General Debility Of the Human
Trunk. All invited particular. myH U~Erc
PORABLE SHAVING CASES.
THE SUBSCRIBERS having perfected and finished variety
Of the above offer the the most complete yet
ed suitable of the travelling public containing all
for the toilet with the addition Of the Metallic
Tablet suop for sharpening and keeping KaSoss N tie mos
perfect order. q. SAUNDERS u SON,
| ml4 5ssrc III Broadway opposite Howard's Hotel
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NEW BOWERY THEATRE.
To THE Ne w YORK PU BIZ

NEW BOWER 1HEd
TO THE NEW YORK PU BLIC!!!
vyHE Subscriber having obtained from Thomas HambIin
Esq the lease number of years. Of the ground on
which the old Bowey Theatre situated proposes 70
spacious elegant edfce every superior IN conio
accommodation to the late Bowery Theatre The build
be by the LIST oil August
have made and the work will COM
mence Immediately An office will be opened at No. pow
to be opening Of the Theatre Ths partially
and strong feeling in favor OF rebuilding the old bowsry
It's countless number Of patrons known the subscriber
and duly appreciated The Ticket Office will this d,t
aordng opportunity to those VINO ies oi aiu
ing the undertaking A. w: JAChSON,
myI2 Iwxrc Proprietor and Manager
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will be observed that the closing quotations for these
stocks today were In some instances several per cent
below those current the 9th of last Februory This
is surprising fact the accumulation Of interest
on most OF these securities should have improved the
market price at least two per cent Since the 2sh Of
April a very great Improvement has taken place In
prices but that be attributed principally to the
change in the public mind in relation public a
fairs With this improvement prices for many Of these
stocks are not where they should bo and of them
oher at this moment better opportunity for invest
ment than has been presented for long time.
very large amount of the debt Of this State falls due
this year and next The Of the State Treasury
to meet the payments at maturity ample, and every
dollar will be paid when dine. We q statement
showing tho amount falling due, and at what time.
DEBr or THE STATE OF New YoRx, MATURING ls45
l840.
Amount due in July, l645,. ....... $3.50 900 IS
Amount due in January, 1916. ....... 2362535 66
Amount due in lS46. ................ 672,S04 90
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Corn Trade.

There is very little activity in this market for any ari
Gle under this head We quote Genesee Flour at 81
Michigan, g IS asa siI Ohio, $475 $4sli Rich
So SIT. We hear that Wheat is held at 81 90 81 0s;
White Southern Corn Aa3 a 46. weight Yellow, 4s
cents measure Northern Corn 40 ~ cents, weight
and measure.
The receipts Of -four and wheat at tide water for the
first week Of Nav are as follows -
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To-day for tho stocks used in this for
investments
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Domestic Importations.

CHAsLE,rou-ship C4thaIine1s3 tics rice Buckmsyer
son--03 bales feply s. Johnson-9 Emerc-75 Vieu
Duckwitz-u II Colt Sco-26 Taylor Rch-Is Post & Phil
lps-l92 Speford Tileston-7 pkRs Hayward-7 Eos
teri Morrison Levy2l Wood2 bbls IL pps Myers-2s
% bales order.
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VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS AT AUCTION.
LEVY will sell on Saturday Evening, at No 293 Broad
a. way Lsage Building s7 O'clock valuable col;
deserving public They ready for examna
with cataloguesca and them. The sale will be posi-
ye-part being sold by order Of executors mis- 3t$m
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HARDWARE AUCTION SALE.-Jacob s. Platt's 2Gth
Spring Trade Hardware Sale takes place This Day at 10
o'clock the sales % Plat credit OF six
months Descriptive Catalogues ready which
found many seasonabe goods and well worth the
Of dealers. Also. by order Of rceyeI counting house
desks. "A. e. FUTILE, Auctoneer.
ua,rIElf La
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AUCTION NOTICES.
THORBURN'S DAHLIA SALE.

THOKBUKN'S DAfLIA SALE.
ss<s Is. GLOVER will sell on Friday This Day) May
IN 10TH at ~ O'clock the Saloon No Is John street 1900
Doubs Dahas $50 baskets Of 10 plants each, consist
Of all the Of last which
number Of STANDARD Of Perfection the finest selcolored
Daha Europe beautiful ruby crimson superby cupped
also Wendas Queen lie Lione Bermond.ey Bee Antagonist,
Beauty Of Kent Oakeys Surprise Orb Col Baker Madame
and vaegaed and but what fine sort IN the whole
coectlon and and may BE- turned INTO the
ground Immediately; represented Every plant
ubered the Catalogues ready and the whole
at t,e store. J. Nj. THORBURN x co.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-16

SUPERIOR PLANTS AT AUCTION.
LEVY will sell Friday Morning, e u o'clock al No
IA 293 Broadway choice ection of Plants comprising
Roses Of every Dahas Carnations zaas with the usual
varieties Of other plants from celebrated Florist.
mlA N*ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-16

The receipts this far nearly hundred
thousand bales than they for the correspond
ing period year before last whom the crop reached
y twentyfour hundred thousand bales Receipts at the
rate for the remainder Of the season. will give
crop Of at least twenty-five hundred thousand bales
Bales.
amount to- ........'........ $3.50. 1900
The exports from this port since the lst instant. 1910
Taken by spinners. ............ 5000
Taken on speculation. ...... 1000
Stock on hand 18th instant. ...... $4,000
Amount sale 18th instant. ............. 1900
We annex the closing quotations current in this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-16
Cotton Trade.

Since the departure of the Caledonia there has been
very little doing in this Market and material aera-
ton has taken place in the general appearance Of any of
the southern markets. The advices by the Hberna
the 10th instant not considered Of favorable
ture and quotations have since dropped little but
actual decline in prices has been realized Holders
not quito firm previously and the impression
seems to be that small concession must be made before
sales to any extent can be effected Within the past
week the principal purchases have been for Liverpool
We annex statement showing the movements in this
staple this season compared with previous ones.
Bales
Receipts at ports Of the United States since
Sept. !, 1914. .......... 224o752
same period last year l ,629, S2l
year before. 2l53, 437
Exports from o. 8. since Sept. l. 1874 1869 s37
q same period last year 1904, 900
!" g year before. ...... 1872, 53l