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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-02
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Statc OF tho Flour Mark cts.

PHILADELPHIA April The export demand for flour
has been rather restricted but to-day prices have nd
vanced lax per barrel and the market very bare
Sales Of standard and fair brands ut Sc 81 SO and
unnspected Western at So rs and scraped at So
62K 1000 barrels to arrive in May at SO 80. To-day
sales Of 1000 barrels In lots Mt ST. at which price ho
ders firm. For city sales at 81 to 81 37s Rye
tlourSales at - "a 81 SIN Corn Neal-Sales at 81
IS 81 slH Brandywine at 81 s7h To-day sales of
Pennsylvania at 81 AK 81 so, closing at 81 3d.
Grain-wheat is wanted for export. and the price to-
day has slightly advanced Sales Of 5000 bushels Penn
syvania red At 81 5Sasi 81 and 300 white ut 81 60
Sales OF 1900 bushels at 90 a 81 cents, weight. Corn
Sales Of Pennsylvania yellow at 90 to 90 and Southern
yellow at so to 81 and to-day at 3d. white at SO cents
weight To-day yellow commands % q 90 CENTS white
we quote at 80 cents.
BALTIMORE, April 3o--The intelligence per Sarah
san DIS impaired degree Of hrmncss TO the market
There settlements receipts at the
at SO 62X City Mills Flour-There was a sale Of 400
bbls extra at 81 %. Susquehanna Flour-f esterday
there sales Of several parcels at So to-day there
OF LIST at So rs per Dbl Corn MealWe note sale to-
day OF 800 bbs Baltimore kiln dried Mt - 50 and sale
OF Penna bbs at 81 30. Wheat-Ths morning cargo
OF 1900 bushels red sold SIS cents and afterwards
1900 bushels sold Mt loo reds and 62 cts
for whites-all, we believe, for shipment. Maryland
Wheats have been In very small supply and have sold
at l20 to 100 cents for ordinary to prime reds There
have been no Maryland whites ut market Countries
have been pretty steady and uniform throughout the
week at so 81 cents for Maryland white, and 30 81
cents for Maryland yellow, and quote these the
current rates to-day The sales of Penna yellow have
been Mt 81 a % cents--to-day Mt % cents Rye-We
hear Of no receipts Of Maryland We note a sale of
Penna mt ~ cents Exports Of Flour and Grain TO Eu
rope from Baltimore for the week ending yesterdayFor
Killrush Br. brig Alice Mckay with i2,s291s bushels
For Cork Br bark Warrior, with $50 bbls -four; and
1923 bushels For Liverpool: Ship Macedonia
with 6612 bbls -four; ia hhds IL bbls and 80 bales
sailed pork. For Cork: Bark Susan w Lind with
ll57 bags containing 3l7l bushels yellow corn 1859
bags containing 6s07 bushels white do 5000 bushels
white and 1000 do yellow In bulk For Cork; British
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Foreign IInpOrtatiOns.

LIVERPOOL Barque Kilby-25 casks w Field & co.,
Roberts 4 FuImar- Guillaselet23 crates hhds
Jackson-9 crates hhds Drummond2 009 fire bricks 100
1882 sacks salt &c dozen mats Shields3 casks
bag tolser Alvord co3t casks Gilman Brohrrs-6 do
basket Luxrsus-l5 bales Fraser Greenhll-s boxes
ASrwERP-Smp Shsksspeare-s6 cks II WITH Mali
&c do Wiaterhof Piper Hecock-22 Pollen Colgate
so do Jonas Phillips co.. bs Thos Hunt COL Almy,
Patterson CO of Bosronl4 cases NJ Openheim COT do
Meyers y Son-3 do G G Geicen-l do TIMBER Dambmann
col4 do Charles Mullen III casks Boonen Graves
cases I Grunenthn coal do Louis StIuilerl00 do
Kunk ema!-2 case Bomange-l53 casks Call Srong-i
aupt Chun-5 do r Grunenhal-2 Rockers Mollman--i
Oscar Zohoier--9 Boicean < Rusch-l0s Geo Gerdng-
2733 boxes Pc len Cogae3 cases Rockers Mollman-
pkgs Ahrenfet-l2 bbls case II w & II Mali cs
Adolph Bendl Schmidt Vogel-4O birds and
o57 boxes gless to order.
BREMEN-Barque Johann Fredrck-ls cs w II Frey-i6
cks bis Bre!thaupt col chests Benedct-3 casks
schen & Unkart-62 BALM Sanders-3 II Sandhem-l
Purdy Robb,ns-il w Wagner-2 A Plunket & COZ w
Halberton-4 chests to order.
BREMEN-Bsrk Maria trancsco-i0 bxs mdr + GerJing-
200 bXs pipes Henscher Unk3r25 bales Horn Bur
cham-l mdze Ward-53s bYs pipe. Victor Ache
lis3 mdz do-3 Napier2 bYs Nulle3 do order.
PoHr Az PRINcE1Brg Mary PeTkins-2t bags coffee
Hl-59J II Smth--lO0 Fl + Moring-lS3 c Rcsssin-7i6
do 20 tons lcgwood w Deafeld2oo bags coffee order
Sr CRoIx-Bark Condol67 hhds sugar 1879 cks molasses
Alsop Chauncey-30 punch rum order.
RocnELLE-Brig Mary Ann-23 90 y "a pipes brandy
Cozet \ Antoine-i2 u is do Corneie co., u pipes
do Meran Benad5G bbls vinegar Montua3O do moasse
do do-l73 u 1871 4 2o3 bbls brandy order.
hds molasses Chasterain pumpkins Dbl.
ayses
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Ngiscellaueous Record.

PAcxrr sHp SppoNs Cobb, for Liverpool will sail at IL
snrr ASHLAND Williams, from Liverpool for this port is
reported ashore South Ha%pon opposite Mes
making but her position was easy She has great
lance has been sent TO her.
scHR AMERIoA-Extract from letter received in this city,
dated Berlin zach Of q ss
cotton. 10 bbls ssara5as 3oe boxes n and eo bags
Bns Snow washbqn from Baltimore for Vera Cry. put
lee Is S. lon a. at the rate OF 1900 strokes hour.
E: s ysy
Of the vessel were tken of and carried to Sewers ron'
Spoken.
Ship Heber Patterson FIN Boston for Canton April 49, lat
April &C. shoal NV 40 miles, ship steering w will,
loss Of main and pzen ma and fore topgia. mast sa
M0haYb M,dsor i ss Boston March 'h' for Rio
Bark Osprey Ripley hence for Havana April &C. lat 81 49,
Brig Jane, Breevore I'm Ponce for Phla April 49,
Brig 2aine' from Salem for Rio Gmnde April 2sth, off
Brig Bowditch fin Bangor for Martinique, April &c. lat 81
J" ~ 10" . ~ '" Foreign Ports.
Cork March 3Put the Ariel FIN Belfast for Bait, out
10 ds short Of PROVISIONS u-, MORT ch, R,,v, p,,k f.,
Portland ready; brig EIms Sargent from Havana to load
~ M,Tronp, April THE Frances McFarren, from Beas.
Norfolk 80 days. in here with loss of sails and
snsa. se h 9sy n% @f Nor
4F '' re- .'
Ss% o a 'f R dSas % spssd
SSs s.ef: ;ss: vo'
Home Ports.
sasTS: N$:,ss K%ss M;s g.
tock Cardsna, Mary Stuart Pinkham Ca5denis Gsmalel
ASa%: Ha' s'E t1is
ssa re ssI NS'S SSS1 SSd:
S'iaas Sas t'i" snaam @
Gibbs, Charlie ,ton; Peru, Lewis, New York; Adams
6S' dS SD
s.s N: sns s
wis ;ss i. SsE: r@'S e: r days from
ass Es Oh MsS from
;ss sss @ s. y,s:s s. IA a b
81 :ss emil st's ssss
I 1s sal P R:eov:y Ri s G paS
HI s @ GERs p1f %
%9s 81 % EsS%.:ss Ms's %; we SFysa S;y;a
Liverpl: schrs Onsow, Myers
er, Vera Crdz; Native Lewis, Sabine, TeXss.
PHILADELPHIA, May Arr brig w Watson, Eckfeldt,
poeeP RIrspo,. hat the ship, Cha%p,ih Miller for Ii;
EVENING" barge. Cqnsh Plat and Venus Wiser
Welsh 4me: Lopdonde,5y; WashiDpStoa Barley, Bra.os
PTs. ogmus Smith Nosansi Anfae' s!.t Vera Cruz Cruz
bGon .e; Mary shsd; Clark AIlsasp0Es sy Cane:
Boston, FLYING Arrow 9emp5 do; Bay s;ste Clark, do;
S, ,eh To;oS EI
Bait; indiana Hoffman PhiIa sloors Encore WeIs NYoIk
Higgins Psrts and fore and aft schT unknown SD,
and Ariadne' Bay Pha; John Moreau Mason, do.
gown scSrs one, sadle1 P!ovdenee CID brig KeyinS
LveSGS SID h b;n SSsoo
Nh; sehrs lBr Sally Evans Two: West Indies; lanes
ter, Jacksonville, EF. - -
and Myers, Fowler, NY; Melville Allen Boston, CD sch;
Charleston Forbes NY Elizabeth Cavalier. Green Bank,
NY; Jan es Ors, Brucr Bath, to load for Boston
Arr ss.A n s1h fsh Ro L;s giaS
Bowdsn do Harye;i Rice do; bis Nonpa1sil Pops Mari.
Atkins Boston; 29h schr Thorn Wainwright New
York
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WARRINGTON. April 80, lSa7.



Meafean .qfairs-Mr. -Yfrginfa Election.
The army seems to be entering again into abundant
employment. We had express to-day, which brings
US very beligerent news from Vera Cruz FL Encerro
Cerro Gordo and Haapa. 70 miles along the road
towards Mexico from Vera Cruz and gradually rising
into the mountains. The next intelligence may in all
likelihood, be the report Of mountain fight between
Santa Anna and Gen Scott Santa Anna having the
important advantage of the selection of his pass; Gen.
Scott the more important advantage of substantial
troops.
Regarding the greatly desired ultimatum of peace
give it up We had assumed all along be little
keener sighted than Mr.. Calhoun. We have thought
up to a day or two, that could perceive the olive
trees in the horizon in full blossom, and Mexico
waiting be invited sit down aud in their shade
bIr Calhoun said that the had placed an npcue
trable curtain between him and the future leaving him
entirely in the dark Our own land marks Of peace
the capture Of the castle the tariff Of Mr. Walker and
the the Mexican clergy Of losing their
proongstion of the have all given way the
excited spirit of the Mexican population left In
the very labyrinth of uncertainty and anxiety.
1t has been said however that the darkest hour IL just
before the break of daylight We hope that this may
prove TO be- illustrated in the speedy acQuiescence OF
Santa Anna to lay aside his miserable weapons Of war
and try what virtue there il in negotiations.
Mr. Webster 1t appears stops in Richmond for pub
lie dinner II he attempts to eat his way through the
South he will hardly get back against the next meeting
of Congress
After all the chances that the wings have at least
i've members OF Congress from Virginia. and II the ques
ton Of "a majority for Dromgoole in Amelia county
should turn out to be A. them from the latest reports
they will have six members; for the a. in Amelia. in
stead Of ~ will give the district to Boiling instead of
Dromgoole
For two days past have had the death Of
Mr. Dromgooe. Father Richie considers the news au
thcnc but there is another melancholy upon the
subject which requires further information establish
In mind the fact of the decease Of this distinguished
man You will know all, however, in advance Of the
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BALTIMORE, May l, l847

BALTIMORE, May !, ls47.
The First Of May--Commerce Of Baitimors-Erports
of Breadstufs-Tom Thumb-The Yiennoises--The
Markets-Stoek Board, &c.
The first Of May has set in with bright and beaut
full day. but there still signs of rain, for which the
country round about is suffering dreadfully
The commerce Of Baltimore is extending beyond all
precedent whrvos resembling in appearance those
of New York there being scarcely berth left for
any During the month ending yesterday there
have arrived 30 hps26 barks Sc brgs IL schooners
making total Of 222 vessels During the month there
have also been Custom for foreign
ports IL ships IL barks 81 briggs and schooners The
number Of vessels lying at wharves Is % ships
10 bark and 40 briggs besidesa countless number Of
The export Of breadstus still continues with great &C.
avty There IS now In port forty-four vessels loading
ships loading with cargoes Of tobacco.
The export of breadstufs during the past week, has
been quite large comprising aggregate Of 1868 bar
res OF four o99s bushels of wheat and bushels
Of
day, and IL stopping at the National Hotel
Tom Thumb closes his levee in Baltimore TODAY He
hashad crowded houses as every body be de-
termined to him.
The viennoise dancers continue to attract crowded
houses The Iyrolean dance last night took the house
by storm and was repeated amidst one continued round
Of applause.
THs MARKErs-The effect Of the steamer s news on
the markets not fully developed yesterday though
prices seemed rather depressed A small sale Of City
Mills Flour was made So 3d. and of Howard Street at
81 10. Corn continued firm, and nothing was done in
Wheat
sToeK AND MoyEy MAREET.-stock transactions in the
week have been to limited for descp-
tons hrm with evidence Of better feeling at the close
United states cents and Treasury notes which touched
the sass iSo No si per- a' cent.
o sale.
State loans have maintained with sales of per
49, $1,000 Five per cents (Stering) 75
last sales. Currency SIS COZ 10. Three's, AL 49,
City 6s are without Holders firm 100
buyers nj 99 99s. For loan of 1870 98 bid: igCOs 81
Five per cents OF 1850 ia market 49, 81 offered
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ALBANY, April 80, l647
affairs IN the LepisIafure


affairs in the Legislature
The Judicial Districts not yet arranged neither
the conference committees have evinced
to relen 1t is the impression Of the members Of the
Senate committee tina. the House win recsds and allow
Rensselaer, to BIO placed in the third judicial District but
1t is quite impossible to tell the result.
The late election will probably result in the repeal of
the license law the House has been pretty thoroughly
canvassed and it appears there seventy members in
favor of its repeal The struggle will be bsautifu-t
may go over to the extra session.
The emgrant bill passed the Senate unanimously this
morning the House received the bill this afternoon and
referred 1t to select committee. sent you copy of
the bill yesterday and now transmit the several
ments OF the Senate together with three additional
tions which were adopted by the senate
bin has passed both Houses authorizing the Cover
to appoint three officers in the California regiment
two officers In this regiment have resigned and has
died.
In the House this morning. an attempt made to
expunge from the journal, the singular proceedings
which occurred yesterday during call of the House.
The attempt did not succeed
The bill authorizing convention to be holden in
Brooklyn to revise the laws Of that city reported
complete and ordered to third reading
Gen. John A. Dix, U. 8. Senator is at the Delavan
Hotel.
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Brig Delaware Elliott 30 days from Csnasgos with su
gar AID molasses, 10 Chsstelain 4 Ponvert
Brig Mary Perkins Chase IA days from Port Prince
Br orig ArsIels Price days from 81 Johns, Me- in bal
last 90 Is G Laurie X Co.
Brig Belle. Myers days from Boston, with moasses to
schr Levi Rowe Pedemore from Brszos Santiago with
B .eSr sarah Clutch Demings days from Halifax with
fish, to Howes& Godfrey. -. 49,.
B schr Jane sprot Frazier days from Halifax with hsh
sebr Elizabeth Ann Coston Washington, NC, with naval
Sc6r Anaconda Rodgers. Washington, NC, with naval
Schr Two Brothers, Abbott. Washington NC. with naval
stores. 80, ,r ill.,. nrc :,
Retumed-Portugu chr Rio Duoro, Dias hence bound
10 Madeira having in gale carried away her foremost
Below.
Shin Sampson IS days from Belfast Ireland
10 Rchardson Watson & Co.. -
Ship Alesto Cook, 80 days from Hayre.
Brig Splendid, weeks from Cardiff, w.
Also. barks; brigs-unknown.
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WAsHIsoroN, April 49, ls47.
t. l.. IL

MT. Ws6sttT % al lds-Si6al Case.
Mr.. Webster We understand left this city
his Southern journey this morning Great preparations
have been made to receive him with Southern hospital
ty Mt all the principal towns New Orleans thence
around the river to Cincinnati. The first dsmonstra-
ton before the public, under public turn out
pect will be at Raleigh n. c. where the citizens, with
out distinction ofparty have been awaiting his appear
for time
The great of sibald OF Florida pending before
retained of the counsel for the claimant will,
apprissd, be laid till tho session Of Con-
gress. case involving claim Of $i700000 requires
little consideration In these hard times The SUBJ
ect referred by Congress to the Secretary Of Trea
sury to be settled upon principles of justice and equity
little dreaming that claim for damages would could
or should be presented exceeding 100000 at the out
ride bill then, Of Sl,70ODOJ as indemnity to In
divdua for property destroyed in the Florida may
we'll sagger the Secretary especially in these days Of
loans and treasury notes. bounty lands and treasury
scrip and what not w.
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barqus Jane Du6us with bbs -FOUR; 1865 bars con-
tanning 10 bushels and 1880 bushels do bulk
For Havre Bark Henry Shelton, with 43ol bbls -four:
and 2,020 bags containing 5.026 bushels wheat For
Havre: Bremen ship Psas. with 4340 bbls aour: le6l
bags containing 4eoa,S bushels wheat.
RICHMOND. Va, April e-Flour-Small sales NJ AZ AZ
50 62h-holders generally asking So u.s. Wheat-The
mills have stopped purchasing for the season Corn-90
cents per bushel
NEw ORLEANS, April 23.-The only sale we hear Of ,s
200 barrels Missouri country brand at So 25 Buvers
at 20 and 80 05-hoders offer at So 10 Sc 25 Wheat
$40 sackssod deliverable In store at and 700 on the
Levee at 81 80. Corn-Saes ITO sacks mixed and 400
do In Kentucky baggng and $50 In cotton sacks at Zoe
the latter 1900 white yellow and mixed various bags
at 20 and 1880 yellow on private terms Quiet Oats
300 bushels Ohio sold at 52c, and 924 sacks St. Louis
at 55c.
VESSELS u THE PoRT BALTIMORE LOADING or
READY TO LOAD FLOUR AND GRAIN FOR EuRoPr-For
London-Ships Levant Foulk; Mississippi Harvey Sr
bark Warwick, Weeks. For Liverpool-ships Lydia,
Soule Louisiana, Cole; Matilda, Smith; Hampden
Briggs; Norman, Linnell; Br ships Chas. Hambertson
Stuttleson Henrietta, Sharp; Marion MoKertie; Ore
gon, Evans; Salisbury, Crowe VIM. Dawson Spittall;
Br bark Elizabeth, Scott Br brig Bowes Elwood For
Ireland.-Br. barks lanthe Robbins Marmion, Lane;
Norway, Hughes Irvine, Daughty Wilson, Jordan; Br
briggs Ann Wise; Herbert Betsey, Cabena; Caroline,
Storey; Donegal. Hodgson GrandIurk;; Garnet shton
Hiram, Fox; Jane, Dixon Maria Campbell; Mary Hen
ney Peters; Neriad, Dawson; Richard N Parker 0uer
Shepherdsss, Craig Volant Peterson; Worssy keetey
VIM. Crow, Dixon. For Hull England.-Br ship Rims.
well, Brown. For Glasgow-Br bark Christian McKellar
Br brig Columbian Packet Marshall For Havre-ships
0enesee, Watts Milton, Gorham; Sarah, Gutter.
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lPuILApELPHIA. May l. lsA7.


Though this is the LIST Of May the day set apart by
the young Of all nations to celebrate the coming of
spring yet the air quite chilly this morning early
and II Is said persons frost 1t been how
ever decidedly pleasant all day, and the holiday is
joyed by the children who have both time and inclna
ton for participation in such festivities. The omn
bus propretors reaping harvest in conveying the
young and gay hearted to FarmQunt where the crowd
always congrcgate such occasions
col. James Page, worshipful master Of the grand
lodge Of the order Of Masons with number of the
lodge started yesterday for Washington to participate In
ceremonies attending the laying Of the stone
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of their own resources by Withdrawing tnsr bone ana
sinew 10 other regions Of tbs Union
The sst OF the elections loads to this conclusion
that tn wings having elected five possibly six members
of cooress and having within two hundred votes eject
ed three other members out OF aggregate represen
ration of fifteen Of which there but whig at
the last Congress there is almost certainty
fate of whig majority in the next Houseof Represen
tatyes and this fact viii make the next Congress the
most intensely exciting interesting peculiar and de-
claatory that shall have had since the organ
zstion of the government. STATE RIGHTS.
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Southern Cotton Markets.

CHARLEsToN, April 98.-Yesterday, the enquiry was
quite active during the day, and the market closed
firmly with an advance Of AZ on prices previous to
the Cambrias accounts the transactions Of the day
footed about 1900 baes making the total sales Of the
week amount to $500 balee the following
as bales at l2 81 Mt l2 824 at H. 90 at TX, 1916 at
lA 204 at ll, 1886 ct IN 81 at IL 7I6 500 at
425 at llH 359 at lH lit ut H. 204 ut 1914 so at 1913,
80 ut l0k 80 at l03 We quote Liverpool
in accordance with the above transactions follows
a Tx; fair, u; fully fair, l2k; good fair, l21z
MOBILE April 23.-The market has been compare.
lively quiet for the past three days. sales reaching only
1900 bales Both parties now awaiting later ad-
vices from Europe now nearly due We quote middng,
l0% middng fair, IoK; and fair, IL a llk. Receipts
Of the week, 42s4 bales EXPORTS 3s4 stock 1879 64s
bales.
New ORLEANS, April 23-Market quiet-sales 900
bales in small lots-prces yesterday
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IL FLIks AND MosCREITeoEs &c, ae9Now !. II.
for the application Of the subscrbers celebrated
for the OF all species OF vermn,
testing houses, barns, gardens, &C., &c.
They have been general for the last five and the
evidence their efficacy the fact, that they
ensvey in No hotel boarding private house steam
boat other vessels should fail avail themselves Of
eradicater for the extermnaton OF vemin which nvara
bly, be found about their premises during the
months The preparations entirely free from deadly
mineral poison and can be used with safety The celebrated
For sale by DIX LEWIS FEUCHTWANHER, % Liberty
street. William; of G. II RING corner Broadway
and John Sreet. as liner
u HEuMATlsM, PAINS AND STIEFNEss OF IHE
II JOINTS SCROFULA. DISEASES or. THE SKIN
Sarsapsrilia and Yellow Dock This medicinal remedy
published for the sole benefit Of those suffering from Rheuma
pains and ness Of the joints swelling of the muscular
substances near them erupops Of the skim and diseases
under the direction and OF the most
eminent Of the faculty. has received their unanimous
menason and many have pronounced the best possible
combination Of remedies for the above named diseases 1t is
saetlon thus purfes and quckens the circulation aays
irritation and leaves Of the animal economy IN
perfect state Of For those complaints arising from the
"'"''''''' anu ''nS '0n MERc ff
this combination may be considered specific; which
have resisted all other treatment have been rapidly and entire
y removed by this powerful aerstye SYRUP and sIrins
medicine purifier, il stands unrvaed The great and IN
creasng demand for article Of this kind has induced ne
proprietor bring IL before the public that all may have the
benefit Of it, We do publish long OF mira
ed give satisfaction and needs but trial 10 convince the
for sale by CHARLEs H. RING Druggist, 1872 Broadway;
John AgensCiuon 127 Bowery corner Grand
Miller No IL avenue b; John b. Dodd, I'll Boauway cor
9th street. ~ I'm &C
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BoltImore CattIe Mn,ket.

April 30-Beeves have come forward rather sparingy
this week. The demand has been quite animated and
prices show very material advance owing to the light
supply The offerings at the scales Monday amount
ed to only 100 head all Of which taken at 81 %
s. per 100 lbs the hoof equal to SO so SO rs net
few head arrived during the week. which were likewise
sold within the rates prevailing Monday The average
rate is 81 rs, being 63H cents advance.
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ITO MANUFACTURERS,-Steam Power to let, with o
large and commodous brick building. situated in New
Haven Connecticut The canal and rail road directly by
the engine superior workmanship about 40
quantity of iron shatiog pues &c The whole win be let
leased sod and be adapted kind
ofmanufacure Apply to Messrs. Watt Sherman 40 Ex
change Place. New York. All
NHE POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE, formerly Col
l. Duf's military academy, at New Brighton Staten Is
land n w. under the direction Professor Jaeger will
after the April vacation the FIRST day Of May
the above place.
Ccnars containing terms and particulars may be had at
Mr. Lockwoods bookstore, All Broadway; and Messr
Fowler Wells bookstore, l3l Nassau Letters adj
dressed to Prof Jaeger New Brighton Staten Island NJ Y