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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-10
HEAL AND son
LATE ARRIVALS.
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HAVE RECEIVED per late artvah,a large andsonpete assortment otal ms winter
"a. a. ts latest aud most fashionable styles, to which they call thu attention ohe
public. ~ Cnnns X
Black and col french and English broad cloths, plain and fancy Ges sssrn ,P pam r andPs snG
.aDhwrsn hr tvaads XIV Jeans GashmereHes, freEcheh end american cOiohades' "mnea u
ssJ gannegs brown and bimched domesdcs. tcknE@dths nd osnaburgs ianoy cashmere
IA An satin vpatnps rich prmedC cashmere dEcahse, Pohpadcur 10 Lame, Psp printed
nousaGno de lame, blk and col silk warp alpaca printed oaTeges DIR o9 on I'M sS nv
ao csnpion Gos dc Antique frades dresses a serted FhFehees' EmOt SWISS ones m o
90" ft ha.oa bk sarghj and silk errpeg rmnb artge, wbtejakonds and cambHcs, plain
od nn+I awtsz nusinE, french embrd Lace, collars needle, WORK cheme9eaes mMa COMA
anu hsHI H. SaJ whit nett laees, silk WOODEN and danak shawl, corded, marsellesa and
L t"IaN,a + stra.n cwetgm and corset lacets,I Irish linen, linen lawns. onbrod hemslch ma
g% T%s ~ bJkEs sdk cotton and madrass do, polka gips and cords, thread andeoHon ID
p p%n IA nsaringa. ladies and gents gloves ami hosiery, Blk ahdfahcy shk and satin
gms - watts vsinns stIes of fall and winter shawt4B k and cotton VeNetb bonnet cap
IA "a onrsd amtaa and satin ribbons &c, with agehetal assortment Of all khdso OF gooas US.
uY r. CTlOTHXHG.
rn.h lab md colnrdd dress ant foek cloth coats, eoored tweed and cashmere patout
bk' and colord cashmere sacks blk pabots youEs and b9yst %eoda M l oMh .H%I coats GOATS
IMnv easdmee and blk cloth pants fancy casmneFe DIN sHhS eSE n"H "'S""
e' u"' HATS & CARS.
60, -. .mo. uclssan. and cashmere ha,, BOYS fashionable do. d. youths blk an
pssrIb do, gents boys and youths biz, and fancy cloth caps ofthe mos ro'on
styles ar>a O.. a. NAM.
cons FIN caHsthed boots, DO, fine calfand pruhona brgansi aides call andnopccq
b4nyana, do black aud bronze kid sips,d do, white. Kid Slips youths ana oys PeggeuaWa
save br,pans, misses calf ewed do, chds blk. and co9Fddo'
SAODNE,RT.
Neda EmHsh spanhandC Columbian saldes,hoys DO, Do aides pam md quilted He
a.hW. ..dIlo hsp bnl brides, cart saddles and bucHn, filings maHingaes grths and
uurcnges. ..:..#
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-10

PTSsELL ON CRIMEs.-2volums com
nlete. fifth edition with additional Notes and
References by GEORGE SHARswooD.
Just received for sale by
GEO. nj. HEROMAN
onosite the Methodist Church.
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B. M. NORMAN.
BOOK 81 STATIONERY
ESTABLISHMENT

I6 CAMP st. NEW ohhhANs
New and improved Stock. Prices re.
dnced, N. B. Country and city mer.
chants and the public generally are most
re .pectfully invited to call and ascertain
he actual reduction of prices.
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Just received a supply of Large size Kits
of No 8 mackerel; also a quantity OF Goldfish
in Boxes for sale by.
ALFRED GATES.
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JUST RECEIVED.
A lot ofthe red Cary Plows, from Nos. G
by
dee 27 Alfred Gates.
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Just received, d lot of no. | mackerel
half Hgls., quarter Bbls. an Kits, for saleby
ian "a ALFRED GATES.
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r GOODS.

rCEIyED per late arrivals, a large andgompete assortment off fall and winter
latest aud most fashionable styles, to which they call the attention ofthe
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SITUATION WANTED.

June 25th l847'-2L Auction
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-07-31
days, 5aa6I per ct. prem
THE, MARKETS.

For abstracts of the Markets generally, next
page: the following presents the only new features
during three days subsequent to those dates:-
At Boston: Coffee continued to be in fair demand
from the trade, and prices steady.-The Flour mar
ket was quite firm and prices improving, Genesee
common brands selling at 5.S7 "a &c. and other w est
ern at the former: Southern, 5.75a $751;, cash.
Prices of Corn tending upward, and good meal
ing qualities scarce; no white in market, and
yellow flat was held at 72a75 cts, cash-Ihe stock
of Raisins was much reduced, and all in first hands
were held by one house, with small sales of Bunch at
S. go per box.-There had been speculative move
ment in American Hemp, and prices had advanced to
1904 s 1876 per ton, mos, at which sales OF Dew
rotted had been madc the stock in market was about
5000 bales-Small sales OF Rio Grande Hides at H.
cts. per h., mos.-Thcre was an increased demand
for indigo 80 Bengal having sold at Sl22 per
lb., mos-The market for Molasscs, in consequence
of reduced stocks, had become more frm.-Linsecd
Oil was steady at 70 cts, but demand more limited
Sales of Lard Oil at 95 elsa s per gallon, mos
Pork dull-A good steady demand continued for
Sugars, and prices were firm; the trade the principal
purchasers.
At Netc York: Beeswax continued dull and the
price down to "a cts.-Market for Coffee remained
firm at previous rates, with the sales of 5000 bags
Brazil at 7a7a, 500 Lagnayra at Tia7k, and 1000 Su-
matra at g. cts lb usual time-Cotton quiet,
and the last sales were rather in favor of buyers
Flour was in better request owing to moderate
ccipts, and Western had advanced 12,a25 cts. per
bril-, Genesee selling at 562Ea 1919 the latter for
fresh ground, and Georgetown 1913. No change in
Corn Meal.-Wheat was wanted for shipment, and
good Genesee had sold at s rs; inferior to good
red and mixed Western at la s l3; and white Is
G$l.2o Barley dull at $1,000 cts; kye, 1oa ss
10 cts per bushel, comprising all descriptions OF mer
chantable.-The market for Western Hemp had be-
quiet, only 100 bales Dew-rotted having sold,
at l20a Is 1875 per ton.-Molasses continued extreme
ly firm for the better, or sweet qualities but COM
mon Cuba dull.-Oils without change .-Ohio
Pork was frmer at rather improved rates-Liyer-
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APPROPRIATIONS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
TdlpdrdisO-Bak Iora.

PdtpardiSO-Bdrk iOlca.
Copper 4l9 pigs, dyewood 26l Qtls Kirkland
Chase x Co; copper 397 pigs, + w Bruno * Sons
mdze 50 bXs, II W Hayden; copper 305 pigs, whale oil
100 csks, straw hats l6 seroons l bx, sundry con-
signccs in New York.
Chincha Island, (Pacifc)-Dan. ship Uodan.
Guano 300 tons, 5 George.
Rio JaneirO-Brig 44bo.
Coffee 543 bags, G Oldield jr, s. Co; 1882 do,
w Howell & Son; 1000 do, l. & E Jones.
Rio JaneTo-Brig Susan.
Coffee 1861 bags, w Howell & Son.
Lirerpool-Ship Scotia.
Salt 925 sacks common 600 do fine, chains 25 csks,
r Leslie x Son. mdze pkgs hardware | case toys
do, states do, G Fischer & Co; mdze % cases,
Eaton Bros; 81 do, blankets bales, Hoffman, Burn
cston 4 Co; mdze IL do % cases, MIlvain & Will
liams; soda ash Al csks, T Wilson s. Co; chains 20
csks, w Graham & Son; hardware 80 do cases.
pans bdls Thomas & Co; hardware S csks, Turner
* King; mdze bale, Il Mackenzie; 81 do 6S cases.
Aldridgc, Higdon Co; IL pkgs, G Brown & Bro;
2 do, Hoilmans s. Co; I, ID Lcche & Son; Z, r Camp
bell 7, Sangson & Co; 5, Il & Ellis; |, + Lucas,
jr; buttons cases, Falconer thread bales, Rus
sell, Mercer x Co; mdze II pkgs, Stellman * Rip
pemeyer; 3, ii Thompson & Son; glue 10 csks, j
X Williams x Co; earthenware 10 crates hhds,
lowering & Clark; l crate, 5 Asbury; chain ca
bles 3, Hooper & Chcsebrough; bags IL bales, I'll &
+ Won kapii; gunny bags 1870, Il W s. l. lowering;
hardware IL cases, steel bdl Albert < Co; hard
ware pkgs, Boury & Son; 56 do, G Z Beatty; IL
do Buck, jr; iron 46S bars IS bdls Brooks; hard
ware csks, Cortlan s. Son; D pkgs, J w Curley
& Co: csk, Ducr & Norris; pkgs, Griffith, Fitz-
gerald & Magruder do Gillngham & Anderson;
l6 do, Norris & Bro; IL do pans bds, r Plum
mer; hardware l csk, ] Wlks; 2 do, X Wood; Z
do, spades IA bdls, pans II do, Ward Bros; IL do,
hardware % pkgs, f Voss; mdze case, S Cariss;
do, hardware IL pkgs, E Jenkins s. Sons; ~ do,
Schaetfer & Loney; mdze do, Spiker & Albert;
yellow metal 40 cases, soda ash 10 brls, nutmegs
cases, hardware csks, anvils 20, mdze 5 cases
order.
-dmsterdan,-Dut. bark Henriette Clasina.
Madder % csks, coffee 100 bags, cheese bx, Graz
Gortcr coffee 200 bags, coal LA tons, order; sun
dries bxs, Gorter.
Breme,.-Brm. ship Post
Mdze as pkgs, ii & + Won Kapfi; ~ do, H Tbicr
man; 50 do, Stellman & Rippelineyer; y, J kettel
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-07-31

pool Salt very scarce and wantcd.-Clover Seed
was dul.-An import Of 10000 Curacao Goat Skins
had sold at 55 cts, and nos.-Domcstic Whiskey,
with active demand, had further advanced | cent
per gallon large sales Of brls and drudge css %
a26 cts, both closing firmly at the lattcr.-Thc Su
gar market rather quiet the demand from the
trade being moderate.
At Philadelphia: The correspondent Of the Amcr-
can, under date of July 29th 3, p. NJ writes thus
Flour is firm but quiet 1000 brls Brandywine sold at
$5.S75, and small lots Of good Western at
5.62 "a s 5.75. Corn meal at $S3.37 and Rye Flour
at $3.50, but little doing in either. Wheat is firm
with sales of 1000 bushels Pennsylvania reds at
$1.25. Corn dull at rs cts, no sales reported Oats
of Cicnfucgos Sugar sold at g. cts on time Sales of
Sailed Meats limited. Lard sells at 9sal0 cts.
Whiskey steady at q cts. for brls and hhds.
At Ne,C Orleans: The ''Dclta'' of the 2lst inst
contains the following The difficulty ofcfectiug ship
ments occasoncd by the unusual scarcity of discngag
ed vessels, still operates against the Cotton market,
and no sales OF any consequence were made yestcr-
day. Flour rather better. Sales Of $500 brs., in
Guiding 1900 brls sweet Ohio, at $4.l0, 400 do. at
S4.l2!, and 400 do. (sour) at $3.50 per brl. OF
Corn, 1000 sacks mixed sold at 80 cts and $50 do
IS cts. per bushel. The only large sale Of Wheat
was $500 sacks, (90OO bushels) prime at so cts per
bushcl sale Of 500 bushels prime Oats at 80 cts.
per bushel. better demand for Hemp, and 1853
bales dew rottcd sold in three lots at SS5 per ton
improvement. Lead has declined further. 1900
pigs, Upper Mines, sold at $3.50 per 100 lbs. Pro-
visions dull, with few transactions 10 casks prime
gagcmcnt for Cadiz at s IA for Tobacco one for Ali
cante at $l4.25, and one for Havre at cts. for
Cotton, $3.50 for Flour and "a cts. per bushcl for
Wheat.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-07-31
GREAT BRITAIN.
british SUIPPINCi-IMPOR AND

BRITISH SIIIPPING-IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.
Returns moved for by Sir II. Douglas, nj: p,
shows that in the year 1916, 1881 British vessels, OF
224 2l4 tons, entered inwards, and that 500 YES
sells, of 442 l45 TONS cleared outwards. The num-
Der of foreign vessels that entered nwards amounted
to 1920 of 49, 73S TONS and the number OF foreign
vessels that cleared outwards, to IL OO2 OF 2l
tons. The number of British ships employed be-
tween the United Kingdom and the British Colonies
amounted in 1885, to about 623S, and the number of
foreign vessels TO an average of o. The declared
value of the British and Irish produce and manuiac-
lures exported from the United Kingdom, to various
foreign countries (includng Scandinavia, the Hanse
Towns, Prussia, Austria France Portugal Rio de Ia
Plata Brazil, Mexico and the U States) amounted IN
1899, to E22 ,937 $780, in $780, to ELS, ISL; in
1s4, TO E22, lis, 376; in 1892, TO tls,6lslee; IN
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-07-31
Cultivation of Tobacco in Algeria.

ALGERIA is the name given by France to that por-
ton of Africa, in which Algiers is located which
the French conquered few years since.-Ed. Com.
Jour.
1t appears by the official return from Algeria, that
the cultivation of tobacco in that colony has made
great progress within the last three four years.
The purchases by the French Government in 1874,
amounted to 81, 534 kilogrammes, and in 1915, to
S. 100 kios prices which said to have yield
ed to the growers profit of Al ,527fr. In 1916, the
colonists of the province of Algcrs had delivered
1919 kos for So 796 r and those OF the circle of
Bona, Al ST. kos for AZ, 537 frs the natives of the
province of Agicrs furnished 257 kos for 20 4OS
r. and those of the circle of Bona, 1910 kos for
II ,SO0fr. The total amount purchased by the gov
eminent in 1916, was l2s957 kilos. for l47 ,543 fir.
The total quantity of tobacco grown in Algeria in
1916, is estimated at 1000 kilos.
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NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE AS.
SUR NCE SOCIETY OF LONDON

Il SGrinss Bank for the benefit Of The JVidolc aud
OrplGn.''
tEMpowERED BY ACT OF PARLTAMENT)
CAPITAL $500 600 STERLING, OR e., 500 900,
Besides Reserve Fund (from surplus prcmiums)
of about SlS5,000,
(Parf Of the Capital is infested in the United States
T. LAME MURRAY, ESQ.
George street, Hanover Square, Chairman of the
Court Of Directors in London.
UNITED STATES BOARD OF LOCAL DIRECTORS
(Chi9 Office for fmerica, "a U'allst, N.Y.
Jacob Harvey, Chairman, Samuel S. Rowland
John j. Palmer, Gorham II. Worth,
Jonathan Goohuc, Samuel NJ Fox
James Boorman, VIM. Van Hook
George Barclay, c. Edward Habicht.
EDW'D T. RICHARDSON, General accountant
Pamphlets, Blank Forms, Tables of Rates, Lists
of Agents, &c. &c, obtained at the Chief Office "a
Wall street, from either of tho AGENTS through
out the United States. and British North Americ an
Colonies.
]. LEANDER STARR, General agent
For the United States and b. n. A. Colonies
Pamphlets, explanatory of Life Insurance and the
peculiar system of this Institutions blank forms of
application &c, obtained at the Agents office. 6
German street.
U. S. LOCAL DIRECTORS, AT BALTIMORE:
Jonathan Meredith, Esq, Chairman.
SamI Hoffman, Esq.
J. II. NJ Culloh, Esq, NJ. d.
AGENTS:
DONALD MILvAIS. 6 German street.
THOMAS II. WILLIAMS. iy3l "
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-07-31

Smelling Copper Ore.-Therc are establishments
for smelling copper at Boston and at Baltimore. At
Boston the smelters have long been extensive ref
ners and manufacturers of Copper, and they manufac
urc the product Of their smelling works. At Balti
more the ores have been chiefly obtained from Cuba
at Boston, principally from Cuba and Chil.-Thc
Swansea (Wclsh) method of smelling, with rever-
beratory furnaces, both for cacinaon and reduction,
has been adopted but they equal parts of anthra
cite and bituminous coal. At Boston, the German
method, with exclamation in the open air, and reduc-
ton in the small blast furnace, with anthracite coal
alone, is preferred In Baltimore they have 6 or s
furnaces in operation, with an experienced manager
from Swansea. In Boston the arrangements are on
much more extended scale Freights from Cuba to
Boston or New York much lower than from Cuba
to Wales. 1t is suggested that the best method for
smelling would be in England, to carry the
the coal. What is the nearest place TO the mines on
Lake Superior, where there anthracite coal mines?
1t is estimated that ton of anthracite Goals will
ducc two tons of 20 per cent About $55 are
paid per ton, at Boston, for 20 per cent orc cghts
for Cuba are over 6, and from Chill $l5. We pub
sh account of smelling copper ores by means of
clectrcty-and would also ask whether the ore could
not be roasted in the Lake Superior region in the
open air in heaps, with coke wood, reduced TO pig
copper of 80 per cent and thus sent the board
for markct?-NelU York Tribune.
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1913, to EGO, 400; in 1874, to f23 54 l4l and
in 1915, TO 1923 1872 457. The declared value of the
said produce, &c exported to Russia, other parts OF
Germany, Holland, Belgium, Spain, Italy, Turkey,
Greece, Syria and Palestine, Egypt, Tripoli, Barba
ry, Morocco, the North of Africa, Arabia Sumatra
and Java, China Cuba, the foreign West Indies,
Guatemala, Chill and Peru, amounted, in 1899, to
El3952, pol; in $780, to ED, sos, 1876; in 1871, to
ETA ,0Oi; in 1912, to EIi,940, ITO; in 1912, to
El6394 ,99S; in 1874 to ,355; and in lS45,
ELS, 52O,37l. The value of the British and Irish
Kingdom to the British Colonies, amounted, in 1885,
to GlG,3i3 1885, in 1910, to E17455 1907; in 1911, to
4i5,214,lo in 1912, to Gl3,S2l ,667; in lS43 to
+ 563S,25l; in 1914 to Gl6,955, 1896, and in 1915,
to Ell .31S 111
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II, J Trust; 5, Delius & Halvcn $, Schles niger &
lienSchcn; II, Spilker Albert; q, ohrlanb; 4,
+ & " Rodcwald; II, Wolff & Rauscnbcrg; ,, F
KONG & Co; 3 hampers, OeIrichs s Lurman, bxs,
Brauns s, Fockc; Ii, c Fischer & Co; ID hampers,
c Casperi; pkgs, Hickey & Sens; 30, Mccke,
Plate & Co, Philadclphia
Arecijo, Up. R.)-Brig 6. ". Russell
Sugar POS hhds l52 brs, coffee 80 bags, molasses
40 hhds, tobacco 10 bales, w Howell & Son.
.Saguo-la Grande-Brig Gen. Wool.
Sugar 24S hhds Is bxs brl, moasses trc, coffee
] bag, L Cuttings
Cienfuegas, Up. R)-Brig Erie.
Sugar 2I0 hhds y tres , brls, W Howell & Son.
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Io-DE-JANETRo, June 7, lS47
Bccswax moves heavily at 720aS40 rs. Am. Cot
tons dull at former rates. Cordage-Good meets a
ready inquiry Manila wanted. Stock of ord. Russian
still larger. Lumber wanted, and if here would
bring good prices. Coiicc-Last week reduction of
100 refs for supcriors and good rsts took place Very
few parcels Of the crop have yet come forward
but towards the middle Of next month we look for
liberal supplies. We quote washed 33OOa4OOO, su-
pcriors 295Oa3050 good rsts 2oOOa255O; first ord-
nary 2550a2650; second good $500; second ord 220O
d23UO Salt-Arrivals fair, and price enchanced.
Spirits Turpcntne advancing. and stocks light. Teas
A parcel of good Hyson imported from Canton is
retailing ISS0G2I. Inf. abundant and wholly unsafe
able. Spanish Douboons 29IS0O; Patriot 1911 so;
Spanish Dollars l95Oa2I; Patriot lIIS50; silver 99a
100 per cent. prm.
June l2.-Flour market latter. Sales 1886 brls.
Haxall at 20I, which we consider the full market
rate. Sales 700 brls. Rosin at 5I. Coicc-Ship-
ments quite active, including to-days, they amount
to $500 bags, principally for Hamburg for account
of dealers. Frcights-Vesscs much wanted and
rates further advanced; E5 stg. per ton has been
paid for Hamburger, and the same figure would be
readily given for vessels here.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-07-31
COMMERCE. OF AMSTERDAM

The annual meeting of the Society of Commerce Of
Amsterdam, took place the 10th. From the adj
dress OF the Chairman, learn the following parti
culars:-With lT9 vessels imported in 1916,
and consigned to the society 73G,SS7 bales of coffee,
packages and 745 Of sugar. l72 chests
OF indigo, sl33 chests of tea from Java, and los 1913
blocks of tin. During the first five months of 1876
there were imported by l03 vessels 532 57s bales Of
coffee, l1O 04 packages of sugar. (cxclusive Of 63lO
sold IN England) slS7 chests Of indigo, II 037 blocks
OF tin. The sales effected in 1916 by the society,"
amounted to II 100000 norns Of coffee TO- $3.50 900 H.
Of sugar, $4,000 H.. of tea, 4,3lGOO0 H. of indigo,
2OO0 900 fl of tin, $1,000 Il. Of cochinca Sl3 900
II. OF spices. The total value Of sales amounted to
44,3f0,O 900 f. against 81 CPS 900 f. in 1915. The cx-
ports made by the society amount S,513 900 H.. Of
which 4, $4,000 fl were in and white cotton,
23O,OOO f. in printed cottons, l26, 900 II. in wovc
goods, 81 200 A. in dyed cottons, 362 900 H. in red cot
ton and cotton thread IS 900 H. olemtes %, 600 fl.
IN cloths, and 10000 fl. in carthenwarc. The total
OF back freight amounted 10 TO- 900 H., and of out
freight to $4,000 fl. The paid for assurances
was JOG, 900 fl.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-07-31

Wisconsin Shot.-Anothcr fleet of'' Prairie Schoon-
crs, eight in number, arrived here yesterday
ing, bringing sixteen seventeen tons of shot
from the Wisconsin Shot Tower at Helena, "a miles
from Mineral Point. This tower is now opened
and worked by Messrs. Washburn & Woodman, of
Mineral Point, and turn out from 10 10 1000 lbs.
per day. The agents in this city Messrs. Miller
& Cushman. We learn from Mr.. Miller that he sold
thirty tons of this shot for the Montreal market
lIiLirn,LLic ,SenLineL
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-07-31

SeGmem IVdnted-So great is the scarcity of Sea-
at this port at the present time that E paid
for the run to England, and the ordinary wages
E5 per month for the voyage The number of new
vessels now being built fitted out will no doubt
cause an increased demand for men for months,
and understand that of our Shipping gents
intends to proceed TO the United States in few days,
with the view OF bringing men TO supply the want
which is now seriously fclt,-!St. John IN B.
Courier.
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$3.50 $50 sos. 473 $217,O 59

TIE Fitchbrg-- Incorporated in lS42--opened
March 5, 1916; length, 49 mlcs-cost s 900, 900.
In 1916, receipts were $3.50, G45-expenses, sll7,-
The Old incorporated in 1s44-opened
Nov. TO- lS45-length, 81 miles-cost, S 400, 900.
In 1916, receipts were $125,7ll-expenses 81 ,230
nett income, 6S, 4Sl-dividend, per cent.
The Connecticut Rirer-incorporated in 1876
opened in lS46-ength, 81 mlcs-cost, 81 ,0l0 $50.
In 1916, receipts were ,246-expenses, ,752-
nett Income. .49.
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letter Sheet Prices Current.

A Review of the Baltimore Market, for the week
ending last evening, printed on fine paper and adapted
to correspondence, be had at the Printing office
of this paper South Gay street, next door to the Sun
office to-day by o'clock, at g. cts. single, or cts,
EACH for or copies.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-07-31

Mails for Europe Official notice is given that
hereafter the mails by the steamships from Boston tc
Halifax and Liverpool, will be closed at TO- O'Clock
A. M.-BOStOn Advatiser, Tuesday,.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-07-31

TH1IE MERCHANTS' SHOT TOWER
Il COMPANY respectfully inform the trade
that they have removed 10 the Tower, corner of
Front aud Fayette-sts., Formerly known as the
PhGnix,) and have on hand full assortment of
DROP and BUCK SHOT, all siz s; BAR and PIG I
LEAD, Sc, TO which they invite the attention o
purchasers
They offer for sale their Premises and Buildings
on Entaw street, together with an Eight Horse
Engine and Boiler, in good running order. Per-
sons wishing 10 view the premises will please call
at the Tower for further information.
Jy 81 II THOMAS J. CLARE, Sec'rp.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-07-31

RAIL ROADS IN MASSACHUSETTS,.
Nashua and LolceU Railroads. incorporated in
lS36-opcncd in 1898. Length IA miles--cost,
m MN