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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-20

Local currency Mt the following discount
6. Adams dis lPlanheld ----.---.s dis.
Delaware Bridget Georgia Lumber.--.l I"
Iebirh ..-..I Farm g. Miers- --.l I"
The monetary embarrassment caused by the Mexican
difficulties Ia very severe and unless relief Is had,
Il il believed that many failures take place. Nor
,hern houses having withdrawn their credit and the
Banks refusing loan any extent the greatest difficult.
~ was experienced In forwarding the produce which
was pouring like avalanche into New Orleans. here
was almost panic in Cotton The Times says:
The reason assigned for the mpossbility OF passing
Excban &C. unless in limited and at comparatively
opsroua >tes of discount Is the apprehension that Gov
amman, will have to place large amount OF funds here
fr tho n,o,cc ZION OF hostites against Mexico. which
can only be effected by checking on the deposit Banks
NJ tho Sortb-s proceeding which must necessarily al
Ecs the Bill market uuiavoraoy'
Bickpells Reporter says
The Philadelphia Money s quite tight The Banka
are di.countipg little nothing we ast week hearo
inquiries for money The out door rates ranged
from TO u per cent aud higher
Money nj Boston continues rather easy and no
apprsbesuions were felt for squeeze.
The exports at Boston for the week ending May
18th were s2o42l6 Of which Domes,ics made'up $780,
sl4.
We learn from the Amherst Express that the
.,ock books for tho Hampshire and Franklin Railroad
were opened In Amherst Thursday the 7h inst and
thu, up to the 18th s72 600 had been subscribed with
prospect that II will be increased.
Two new Banks have been established under The
nav Ohio Banking Law one an Independent Bank al
sapduuky CITY; the other branch OF the Stale Bank
located a, Salem, Coumbiana county.
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MARRIED .

On ina 18th mat. by Rev. T. D. Butcher. JOHN
MILTON REEVES. Esq 70 Miss EMELINE OAKLEY.
daughter Of Miles Oakley, both o. ,his city
Al Galveston. Texas, the 18th ut by Rev. BIZ Es-
ton, JOHN D. GRoEsBEECK- Esq. formerly OF Alba
ny. 10 Miss PHEBE II. FUTILE Of Houston.
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A WHOLE FAxl1Y MURDggzp-Tbe Rocking.

a WHOLE FAMILY MURDERED-Tbe Rocking
nam Register and Village Advertiser Of Harisonborz, Viz
gHa dated saturday, 18th Inst gives the particulars Of
most bloody and endish murder which occurred IN Pen
dieon Co. on the morning Of The 10th inst. and committed
by William Hudson on his family. When discovered
's scfs and tco children dead and the other chill
bred have died their wounds inflicted b an Ak
NO cause assigned for The commission Of nhran deed
except slight misunderstanding with bis wife on the day
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D. GRAY T-us:eal
uyIs 81 N. LANE,
myis3,-


VV.B. P aImer's Country Newspaper Avert.
zig Agency, Tribune Buildings New iorI.
most Of the bert newspapers o. all TIE ces ard prtrcis
towns in The Unied States and Canada, for witch
duly authorized 70 receive Advertisements and SUb6cr
tons, and fully empowered 10 give Tsceifu
Merchants manufacturers, Grtisi Erd individuals
orally besides public Institutions, incor 5orsi-d companies
AID societies. who wish advertise 10 Subscribe tor
newspapers any section OF the county oectuy
Invited 10 examine The SEES.
Toremn7e ali doubts and rnrappreheusions the sgeu
bereby Eoei The public that perrou IA authorized b7 m
lodcii advertisements, c7rds subscriptions for the
for which ne 10 he hat5O Tiz-d
annoyance 20 merchants, and osTk growing oct OF DU--r
pretended agencies Ia this cs. the adoption
OF TINS eaisy prope. Eard Gy1tnE ,poron
Thote, therefore. bo visa busio-s. WIKI ali
agency and s-oid isAkes o-e1y r-i;sd hsnd
Ia lheir orders Of the ofSce or address V s. PALMER
American Newspaper Al epi Tribune 6Uilciags
= The OF sdvertsng IN country psp-rr-s list %
clies and principfl towns In the o. s-ssiscsl table OF
the anthracite ccslusd- OF P@rnhe bgrc1ra procueis
population representation debls kc Of ia- several Slses
together with brief ,us4iiss ADVERTISING embraced 10
srls psuph entitled the Road 70 Wealth. mag hsd
grars application al The agency Tribune Buildings
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z The Lafayette Lodge A. O. of G. z. viii
give psbic e-cag The aovocscJ OF th- Order
Mount Vernon Hal IS Third sTecue, Fr:csy ever-g,
y "a 1876 Addresses VII be delivered By Bro:h.rs
Walsh. Ask sn3 OFFERS music accordion BIZ Srctbsr
singing By freud, and ETusc on -o!n By fTenc The
GRIND STATE ErczpD ard Lodges o! he Order gene
rally and he public ere invited 20 at.srd.
DANIEL CADY, President
WV / SNr1H Sscrs,arr rny2o 81
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DIED

On Tuesday morning. May 19, MARTHA CODDIEG-
TON wife OF Jacob Bnrde;t 10 tie SD year OF her
The relatives and scquansnces Of the family
specially Invited attend the funeral dpesdsy
afternoon, at o'clock from No. % Greenwich
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- -.----,..n AGRICULTURAL Association
Tne s., nssape Tsis Evrnieg MAY .ohl al saf
past osoes uniysy 49,. W. snd ssoa;s
80 MN. ons Of tho .pect,pens A. e. Green ssl ~.
rssd review OF Baron Won SpecE. TeSsns W ~. ire
enirty.itcs OF Tie Hop. E. O. poREAAs' he~ e'S' -
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Daily Arrivals of Produce. stock, &c. by the
New-Yorh and Eric Railroad Company

MAY l9-Barge Henry Suydsm--56 tubs butter II caye.
laubs Tx eggs, Capt RING; 65 tubs butter 10 CAVES
lnubs sheep Capt Leeds, 6s tuhs butter IS calves Jea
nings Thonpsor los tubs IS calves smbs, Capt
Coleman; 81 tubs butter calves, Capt Clark boxes dry
goods Lawrence X Trimble {; bx do, Sampson; do,
Van White: le boxes coal BantR; ~ tons spring steel,
Piersou Co; bx snndrtes, h Martini bx and bnR.
kets suudries 9 b Chapman
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rTKnickerbocker Division, No. 81 ;. Of t.
TIE Trustees have completed laeir ae~ Hal. Of
EudIun ard Grove /. viii re opened for Public To-
specuon and Dedics.on Tsurs3sy, Hsy g. IL o'elccx
P 81. Al. O'Clock = The evening. u viii be D-dica-
ted uy P. w g. 5. Whitney, r-spoDoed by W Rob:--
son. a, followed By ?. ". p Edmopds Krickeroocker
Union hers OF sInPe-.nee h.ve vounteere. % fur
rish and supernierd The Table Tlcf-ts y; cents
he'd Al the eor AID OF the Meber winch vii e.rLe the
yisiers % II. cents worth Of r-ireshrsntt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-20

The ship Coriosnus, tor Ma:seilles while lying at an
Choir In quarantine night before last into by
schooner, which carried away The ships jibboom sn'
some Of her rigging.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
~ SEE MARINE JOURNAL, FOURTH PAGE
ARRIVED.

Ship Sardinia, Croker 81 de fm Liverpool mdse, to
Satnl Thompson e. Nephew 29l steeraee passengers.
Bark Resins. Doty. 81 DIS I'm Rio Grande hides wool.
&c to w w De Forres, g. Co. Left barks Marx, Chill.
ton loading for EYork; Warsaw Herbert do do bries
Chancey for do uncertain; Kanbawa do
Schr Mara Hill McGivery. DIS fm Cardenas 293
hides 20 ties moasses TO Clark d. Co of New Haven.
10Th May. of Capes OF Delaware, spoke bark Solomon
Piper, OF Searsport, from Boston, bound 10 Wilmington
NC. LET, bark orlando, Dyer, for York in 10 days;
schr Swan, Weber, for do In days Others norecol
rfod
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@ tCDNvNIY ANp FASHION.

81 ECONOMY AND FAsHlON-To bose 10
ELI ,tacy -cc-,ay ne sao'erlo-f II accordance VIZ
L. tir,eS "a, reduced his superior Imitation Moe
.sa Hal, ca ? " Bodies 20 he extreme low price OF =
T.= sow IL esAat dress h= and VII conPa- &c van
ag..,fs,v z,,h hs,s so!d his cy s. 50 AID $ Or
Aso eoc,t..y manufacturing fur erc 'iS h.ts Of De
oe., cy Sues pa sse =; he ov.: eity prices for
An ..sor:eut 0. velvs; .ad cioa caps constantly
nsrd l. IL aay iu,.scr lie .5ove does roi give rerec;
.j.f.-,,r N &c De fully o-AiDrc % gvlng rfor..;.
- ~. ,1s.er1o-r. J. W. KELLOGG, 1.s CsraI.t
nv S-,r,r.-
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Court Calendar.
Law Courts.

COMMON PLEAs-Part l-Sos. !. ), u, 80. 81, So, SIS
81 So. SIS. Part 2Sos S. ss TO- - -, IS, 80, 2sl g
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General Xrtires

Writing l. essons-Mr. Goldsmith. Of rs Broad ~sJ
10 uoTr teaching lis beautiful system OF Pernsrstp 5e
low Charge OF Ore Dollar Eta opened dav AID
evening Tor pupils and visitors myeos
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e No Longer Matter of Fnncy.-Thcse ~ho
would take the lead In travelling, acOpt he power o.
msuufs he ssD-and IN hsnets FOR CITY
county CUSTOM The power nj tie city Md country
he used Neither oh.tinscy. preudics rdicu'e
will avail longer. The times change and we
change iih h. The subject Of adveriisipgin country
newspapers is familiarity eSpsinsd Ia The e Rogt -
Weslh' recently Published by v B. Pslmer the duly
thorz-d sgen OF The best lcurnHs far aud To s
who prepared for country custom whether merchants
Manufactured pro-ssie ns men artists, Incorporated
companies individuals. Wholesale retail old houses
houses great small in the ihoToGg hf.re out OF
them, up down town, II 10 matter OF the hrs i'm
porlance, h- principle II sife applicable 20 all The
Roac 10 Wealth ia commended 10 the examination OF all
who are ambitious 20 tst c the lead In business
Now IS the Imo 10 advertise in the newspapers OF the
neehboring Counties aud States for the spring and
lrsde both WHOLESALE and retail and in the papers
South Wes, for The fail trade Al v g. Palm
ers Agency which Ia In the Tribune Budines the papers
fled OF sdverIirg entered for the exam
nation or cute pi.iug business men, OF all trades pr les
sions and PURSUITS. myl8 5rssod
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New.York Cattle Ntarket....Msy Is
Rx n,,r own Rcporter.

AT mske, 1000 Beet Cattle GOO SOUTHERN wv WV"
and cslves; 500 Sheep and Lambs ,,,..,
pnscr.-Beef Ceale-The market last week eA''''.9>'
an unusual degree OF activity buyers operated
and nearly all offered were taken prices fully = GEMS
CIV, higher than those last reported From s. to -
Is may COW be considered the extremes oil the ms
Goes aad Caiues-Al sold at prices varying 7" N
qualify, from SIS. ss50$353s4o-
Sks.p aad Laabs-The bulk OF tbs moderate nanoef
Offering sold a, 81 SIT s. 2sSso at which figures me
market closed firmly.
SciSa are selling u, 3S4 cts. gross weigh.
Hss-Prices, with an active demand. remain hrin o.
sss quoted. Sales today a: soeloo cents fer loose
Tiuossy and red top.
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n)in0ou SHADES.

EREENWICH-ST. WINDOW Shade Depot-Ths
II snbsrrib.rs have opened an Exclusive Window Shade
Store a. No. 247 GreenvicSsL next door 10 Leos Dry
Goods Store, where they otor for sas new and COM
plsle OF Window Shades, equal In style variety or
quality any In Tho City and At the lowest cash prices
Purchasers either Wholesale retail, will ind this
ceeni opportunity for making their sslsctons OF this a-
eli, OF trade BERRtAN GREASON,
IN No 247 Orern vslch-At " Y
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seNNERcIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
r For sal, of Stocks, &c. sec fourth page.
TUESDAY, P. 81.

TUESDAY, P n.
Tss news Of the victory gained by the American
,,, en,renched In front of Matamoros. received
~ rood deal Of caution by Walls. operators, and
- sec, upon ,he finances less thnn I, otherwise
s,bly would have been. The quotations slightly i'm
,a bu, not to the extent that might have been an.
tdqed.
The Exchange Market is dull and rates heavy
earring si0ei Francs 3oa5 2ss.
Money is decidedly lees stringent and first rate
sOrt paper il rather IN demand Of the Banks
lie capitalists taking this class of paper
rag per CT money demand loans continuing plenty.
At the annual election for thirteen Directors Of the
SsuYork and Harlem Railroad Company held at their
Zee this 18th day Of May, the following gentlemen
we're duly elected for the ensuing John h Dikers
Floyd T Ferris DAVID Cothea John Gray, John As,yne
WUlium c. Wctmore Charles w. SANFORD Peter Loril-
srd, Jun Edward G. Fsile, Gouverneur Morris, Samuel
Lyon, Ferdinand suydam, Edward K Collins.
The business of the Beading Railroad for the
nos,h of April showS excess of about 40 PEI cent
~ compared with as April 10 the receipts, and of over
20 Der cent in the tonnage.
Comparative Statement Of The business the Philadelphia
md reading Railroad during the month ending Apra
80 III 1874, l545 and 1886.
Trsrel....-.$sO $1,000 50 s59l9 10 sl33io AZ
Freight on goods. 5Jl % T2iS ~ J5.TOf 90
Cosl..-.2e 500 05 81, 225 80 l254l7 O5
yi,eeIsneous receipts 10 50 3 90
Trans. U. 5. Msil..-... 500 90 7s3 80 783 81
Total. sac 555 SO sGsl76 Is 1855 II
Coal trans, .30o99 1920 52734ls2O loools ll2o
The report of the Wooster Ohio Bank for May
sves Loans and Discounts about 100000; circuia'
don $4,000 against s497 00oat last report, and specie
$4,000 against $4,000 d, last report reduction of
$4,000 in circulation and increase of $4,000 In specie
large portion of the dollar notes on The Al
bspy Exchange Bank, now in circulation, counter
felt The only safety lie in refusing all ore dollar notes
on this Bank having for viguette female and child
standing by her eide.
The notes of The Lewis County Bank were not
redeemed the agency, 10 Albany, Monday This is
sey fund Bank sud It's notes not secured by any
deposit with the Comptroller.
The notes of the White Plains Bank are 25 per
cent. discount and the Farmers and Drovers Bank Of
Buffalo 10 per cent. discount
Thompsons Bank Note Reporter gives the follow
ng rates a, which Upcren Money is bougb. and sold
In Wal.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-20

~ Spring Goods.-NA. 7: JENNINGS co.
Diapers Talos Of Cloths Cassim-res
ings Fancy Dress Articles 25 Bros way, opposite the
Fountain prepared for The Spring Trade win the most
extensive Of goods they have offered for
inspection comprising French and Enssh Clohs Cast
Ia various styles Vss,ings in Eres,
which will h- made up order through the aid OF eff
ceui corps Of ne foun In the country,
prices ;ha, have given character the establishment for
moderate charges.
10 reference Pantaloors In which iev excel
would observe that the attention directed ss
continue o-r Inducements those who appreciate
FL combining ease and elegance.
In addition to the usual assortment, Of goods kept by the
trade, have always hEnd Dres, and Frock Coa;s
Vesls Business Coxt. aud Fancy Dress Arcles including
Scarfs Cravais Haudke Gloves Suspenoers Linen
and Mustn Shirts. Cnls,s. so.om.. sc. s24 isr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-20

e Knox,s s-nners;yi- ot EA:s roE ready for
nsDect.u. a-d .l- Al No Is Futocs tSac B-iciuEs1
consisting q Oregon Beaver. White aa5 B!a- 5ru,t E.s
age sssor5e7i o. Ger.I--o's Psnai1z sct L-ztorr
Has. a.so ,-- style OF BUys' S1uaer Es.A Gentle
Eer cal hare ,b-sr Ests -sde 10 orcer. ryI4 ia.s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-20

ryJ. C. Booth q Co., Cash Drapers and Tail
49, Bro-d"H, opposite hnsi daily producing
inrogh the united skill OF OF cnt,erf Gar
in point OF style. and elegance equs If not
any produced e-ewher- in this city o~ing TO
facilities 10 buyiog, both in domestic aud for
Ie aud ih-r adopting the exclusive System. h-y
enabled offer Inducements 10 regard pc- ihan
any house 10 The irsd-sI the time their stock OF
Spring H. without exception the largest and richest
n the United STATES ~ taft
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RemopaIs.


ID ElIOvAI-S-aring Serbia have removed from III
Ia the New Bu'ldogs, Nos ~ ard ~ Mas
.au-.t cor Liberty, up stare. my20 iw
WILLIAMS, MURFkY & BENEDrCT, have
w removed No. ~ CedaT-sL (b-twe-n Broadway ana
the Pos Oice where they daily receiving new Goods
which they Gf-r lowest msrk.S prices. my7 2~ts
DEMOyAL.-GEoRGER CuOLwELL having re-
II moved iron hs STORE 10 Williamsi To "A Maiden
socts be OF Country Merchants and dssers
h. and varied assortment Of Imported and Amer
Portable Writing Desks, Work Boxes Money Boxes,
Manifold Writer'S. Memorandum Pocket and Bill Books,
fancy and psiD Ws-is lnasands Pens and Fen Holders,
Purses Fancy Ornamental Boxes Shaving Cases, Fancy
Cutlery Gold Silver and Steel Pens and Pencils. Inks.
Perfumes In fact every article usually kept In gencr-
al Fancy and Pocket Book business Persons about pur
chasing In the above ne will hnh IL TO th-ir advantage TO
cslL GEORGE X. CdOLWELL,
my4 lmeods Mann actut- asd Importer. "a Made sno
DEMOvAL.--PECK, NICHOLSON Il WRIGHT, job
kab.rs in Silk Goods have removed their elk and fancy
goodz from 39 P-as TO No 81 Cedsrst nearly opposite
The PostOihce between William and Nassau stl New
York where they have received and prepared 10
show large and complete assortment Of fashionable sk
goods. carefully selected from the lssst impoTtaons with
strict regard In price the JobbiDg Interior Trade North
ern Eastern and Western Merchants respectfully Invited
To call and examine their stock for variety and extent IN
surpassed by any other house, they rest assured that
extra Inducements will be- offered hem for Cash, or APP
proved paper. my4 lmis
IAIRBANKs,s PLATFORM SCALES.-Fair.
banks Co. have removed to No. LA Wster.st near
Wall. nyt isn
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Edts
q Beebee & Costar, H.=

e Beebee & Costar, Hs;>rs 156 Bros6E1--
SIMMER Ha.A-BEESEE COSTAR respectfully a.
no1ncs 5s; by vii introduce =, ih-tr .s;Ahrteri %
Tuesday a.h ret, The FaIhion fer J-nGenen's Summer
Han roc1-h:rs re- lgt:, s.rT sat sless-I TIE pabc
irvi;ed 70 lcuz = sd -Isr7!p~ tc-r- rvls SIS
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WINDOW SHADES-WINDOW SHADES!
= Enn PAIRS, Wholesale and Re,sil-consisting In
A,CUU par, Of Interior Views Abbsy Go,hics Roman
Arches, Full Landscapes, Desert Scenes Scroll Patterns
&c ali OF when are panied by Tho most c1ob rated Italian
French and American artists warranted washable and PSF
fscy transparent at great reduction from former prices
EDWARD WAN3LEY,
nyi4lmis No % Ce,harnssl near Chsthams Cuare.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

In shtp Emay. Jyom ST Croh-Lady Jane Franklin and
M;ss Franklin. Of England Mr. Hicks. secretary and
servant Y John w Stout, Jacob Stout Of Jersey;
DR. and Mrs Bradford Mrs Warner. Phl.; Mr. and Mrs
Kl-iner PENN T Poindexter La D-lava and chill.
dren Vermont, Miss Bsdlum Phila; hessrs Ouesssda
John Mngent John Morrisop, Robt Wood VIM Petry
Browne Oliver. Ro,he and Capt II Won Hagen.
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MEMORANDA

Spoken by the pilot boat Sylph, of Montaus Br ship
Superior Of and from Londonderry, for Philadelphia
with Dassenpers
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AsHES-There is TO change. The demand continues es
t,,, "a 75and 81 OG for Pots and Pearls. saeo 300
bbls.
CoTTON-The Gales to-day have been again small not
exceeding 500 bales withou, change In price ihete Is
more Cotton going forward to Liverpool anu "a ~ 'u
square has been paid to-day for 100 bales 10 me henry
Cav packe, Of st proxmo The bark Aphorp mas a''o
.lnta raiR
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y The Misses '.edgwiclx couiinne their Boarding
and Day School al y Won W-.hin piece. milo lsis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-20

Fl ORR AND MEAL-Of Genesee (Oswegol w
notice sales 1000 bb!s including iooo LOT n ,hs
The inquiry Is fair and We notice no cnange o
iet Mixed brands Michigan have been p'es,ea ~ ~
so Pure Genesce briugs - Oh ice Receipts ,oo ns
day and to day have been 2eoov oo" nsrsy s.Sips B.
Troy nj 81 Oh Shipmasters are ssnersy assms %
fISh, m Iyerpeoi but engagements couio prooao! o
m.Ss =. o. a. The last sale Of Neworleans we nesf1
OF was at 81 37t. Southern descr,pt,ons Afs uu' u
srr,,r,ar lots nj something Oft 81 ~. Inc range
- Cd soi5t G2I Including Richmond Baltimore ueorse-
towp Alexandria &c. Brepdywine 10 ne'u az 50
Sorr Mcal continues In good demand at ~ 2oGS otf'
,i,h saes AZ Philadelphia $50 bbls 6rsndy~ine haFe
hcen sold within few days prvste terms supposed
S3o5 Rye Flour 50. Ship stutts IL - cts nue. seea
1920
been made 10 arrive for shipment at III cts DEL VI
Western 5000 bush sold for milling up he u
% cts Corn 10 rather heavy We note safes eVNV outn
Western at 6od6ai cts WI Ioou shNmsn, and
i'm North River al 90 cts meas Sales SVuv ousn NSe ~
SSa,s7 cts part del Barley 10 inactive osts arc ar@
Is cts aVr Northern ,. all.
WITS vY-The receipts to cay are ooo ooS; - 200
NJ hhi Prison was made al POT cts ana sse Vi >0
Was ~ r.nor,ao' a, something less Drudge f" ~e''
u.Y-Th. supply on the market In quits large ana
tho sale. ,re mt >derste at 7oGso CTS
GRocERIES--Mol has an improving ,en1susy
we no,e sale cargo ~ o,. -, y cts and 800
ma n,sS CIR. ,1l7i cts. Sales lOo bags luoA eoHes
Gscts Coffee and Sugar sfo H'u'. ,.rr
sur-s.,s. 5O, sacks Liverpool PRIME MsranaI'
asl Is, mos and le w, o 90 81 scesl 3D.
"Ash,ca" supposed within the rouge 9, -, ,,-,y,,o
coAL-Sales 100 ;ons Liverpool oF'''' ~ pa
terms. An
FIsH-Dry God, with considerable supplies arc 'ai'
1$s 6aeSs o.
sEED-clover has been very quiet for SONS nm. Sars
Thetmaike, Ia nominal. We no'e 'aie' ~
ern Elsxseed at 81 20 y onsh-
NAVAL. sroSEs-No operations in Turpenune ere
made or made are not reported We note safes spH'''
ass cts -. ..,, ,s>en
OlL-Abou. 800 bbls Crude Whale have oeen 'AAeA
for houc use IS cts. cssh
BoNE-smsl, los OF North wes, selling at 80 as
ets, 10 the trade.
PRovIsIONS-Porkr remains without ms9Se go,
and moderate .aes Prime brings 81 eoeSs NJ
si s7t 10 lots Sales 500 bbls City Prime eeei O. -
S Re- I. dun a, az IS IS Lard u 81 cei IN eos-
Picked Meals are duh a, 4c4i for Shoulder. ana nS
We note .ales $1,000 70 Grease Batter AZ % sss ssr
susssfis quoted st76s CTS New 90, To-. new are
coming In.
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GarpeIlng.
CARPETINGS AND OIL CLOTH.
No

No. fji PkAaL-sr.
JEFFERSON l. HUMPHREY hKye just opened al the
4 abov. number large 10, Of entirely new Cupeting
houyht expressly for Spring trsde, AID viii DO sold NJ
yr-.tly reduced prices for cash; We have
90 gsF sets R!dui:n ster BrG..ez entirely new.
81 pieces heavy Th!eepy, nrh designs and new shadngs
sup-rhn- and common Ingram Carpoangso OF every
description -
Rugs, Dfugsets, Table and Piano Covers, Window
shades &c &c Also large lot Of Heavy Sheet OIL Cloth
from Is 10 81 f. wide sellng cheap
Our friends and The pubic respectfully reQ1estsd 10
cs and ex anime stock before elsewhere
MI 2ni.aodr PETERSON HUMPHREY. t54 P1-r-st
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XJESTERFiELD's Ne.iy IEPesv-d RIcs=n
w K.us-s-Thss- Celebrated suo o7-n R.s-s, -cUno-
rt-,I ~ me- simple IN CONSTRUCTION, ard sppezr-
srr rave stv-c general .z.stacor- and Rnozfs Of
r.,r, "a. ca De gv=o tost- favor P=rscca rt,h
~ ~ 1-ch.., Essges would co well 20 cal ao6 =rAurse
~ as De "a. conpet-c superior 70
ar n-r-1 10 he puoc- Al Rsoges pgt Up By re sab
,cn-r are ws-rsair 70 give rnif- sasi.cicn S1cEf'
- 5e.l. with reasonable t-rcn-
J. wESTERFiELD. ~ Broadway,
rvenS p-ariy ooorsite WsveTiy- place
s11nIf tEnkD sQUAkE 1ktH-S lois sscc-
srr- hSnsreeroS square on from q square fos
-, Sv SHERMAN, ATW ATkh 4 co.
-xs Corner B=evss la6 Broad 81.
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NEW BRUSSELS CARPETS.
sp2ISG Styles.
THE Subscriber has lately received some elegant pat
lsrns Of Brasses ThreepY and insatn Csrpes OF .hs
n-v. styss and and Of Tho approved manu-
s.ctur. ~bIch viii be sold al reduced phi e.
BENZ. LYSES, 49, Pead-st opposite William
Also few pieces Of Esw pattern. Ingram for
Churrh Carpets Az lm7odn-