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FOR PHILADELPHIA.

4 saa
THE CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAIL ROAD LINE, FOR
PHILADELPHIA AND INTERMEDIATE PLACES, will
leave Pier No. 2 r., foot Of Battery Plrces by Steam.
boat JOHN POTTER for Sonih Amboy, every day, tSun
day excepted,) at six o'clock. 1sIf
Passengers will take the from South Amboy Cam
den and arrive in Philadelphia, about II 2 O'Clock.
Fare to Philadelphia s3 for forward deck passengers
Philadepha, so Emigrant and Transportation Line
day, by Steamboat Transport, at l2 o'clock p NJ, fare
e2; Freehold and Monmouth, via Stages from Highfstown
and Vests Turnout from New York Freehold BY Vests
Turnout 81 2 from New York to Freehold by Hightstown,
go Sposwood and VESTS rs cents South Amboy, S
cents Perth Amboy IL liz cents.
DAILY EXCURSIONS TO PHILADELPHIA
For the accommodation Of those persons wishing spend
part Of the day in Philadepha either business plea,
sure, Excursion tickets will be furnished emitting the pas
sengers to return by the Mail Line at 12 O'Clock,
the same day, or at o'clock the next morning,
Tickets for the Excursion s6, to be had the Office No
West Street, on board the boat H stli VT
Fifty pounds Of baggage will be allowed TO each passen
ger In this line and passengers expressly prohibited
from taking anything baggage but their wearing apparel
which will be at the risk OF its owner
octs-dly l. BLISS, Agent.
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New Carpet Warehouse.

ballard q PRINCE inform their customers and the
ID public that they have removed from the old stand
long occupied by them the large and commodious
house, recently erected on the north side Of
BROOMFTELD STREET,
short distance from Washington street. where they offer
for sale an extensive Of English and American
Carpengs Of all qualities; do do Stair Carpengs Hearth
Rugs; Bookings; Straw Matiings, &c. DC,
Also English and American Painted Floor Cloths, of all
dmensons. IS liiiis FL lfe t.tf s.5stf oct w.
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FRENCH BOOTS,

noOI5y
AT THE PARIS BOOT EMPORIUM
Corner Of Fafon aud Nassau opposite The Herald office
IlS is of the first and most fashionable establish
mens in this city the quality OF their Boots Shoes
has made II the Of all who want 10 have nice and
easy Boot at the extreme low price of 81 So equal the
best made In other stores for ST and ST. We would call
attention of friends his establishment where they
will no doubt be kindly received by MR. YOUNG the pro.
prieor Fine Cali Boots for % So that be beat for
So Small profits and quick returns is his motto.
oct ll-lyd.
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HAVE removed their DAGUERRIAN GALLER TO
III the OpEoN, OF l.2 street and Pennsylvania
avenue, and have considerable expense put In syght
which will enable them to furnish pictures surpassed In
this or any other country Pictures taken In any kind
!. eether-clear, cloudy, or raining. octs-dt
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"sMOOTH AND READY" PAINT SHOP.
Thankful FOR small Jobs and grateful for
large ones. 81

62<,,SA w BERoN, Painter, Pa. av., bet 9th and 10Th
f street. south side, begs leave to inform the public
that he is prepared Q execute the Pofntns Busf
In all Its various branches, such as Houses ixus
Bannrs, 7ranspIencies Fire Screens Grainins Pcper
varnisans, and Ga5ing; which win DO attended e In
share Of public patronage and hopes to merit il by good
work. close attention to business and reasonable chages
make II to the interest Of all to give him cali -
N D. am prepared to execute all kinds OF plain and
ornamented Japanning, Bronzing Gliding both In
wood and metal also, that beautiful finish The WHITE
octS HIM n 17-'fi
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TO YORK, COLUMBIA, LANCASTER AND PHI
s.t LADELPHLd,


f.t LADELPHd,
IN THEIR OWN CARS, DAILY.
MILLER d Co respectfully inform the public that
wi they have completed arrangement Commencing on
the 4th ocober for running their Express in their Own Elk
press Cars and In charge Of their Messengers by mail
trains between Philadelphia and Baltimore, via York. CO.
nba, and Lancaster arriving in baltimore and Phiadel
pha In time for the early delivery Of all packages parcels
specie and bank notes. and the transaction ofall commits
sons entrusted TO their care reduced rates and increased
speed.
Their Expresses will leave Philadelphia at midnight and
arrive next morning In Baltimore, connecting with their
Southern and Western Expresses
The Northern Express leaves Baltimore daily, at p. NJ
OPPIcEs, Jarvis buildings, Baltimore ST.
S,squehanna Hail. York
50 Chestnut street, Philadelphia ,
Gay Co., No. !, Wall street, New York
Gay Co., Providence
Gay d Co., No, 7, State street, Boston,
The Southern Express leaves Tuesday and Friday, at
PM t-eH F4,
OpPIcEs.--De Depot Fredericksburg
do Richmond
do Petersburg Nss g
do Weldon. ef
All goods must be marked "Mler Coz Express, and
directed as above.
oct S-lyd' i- r- 4tN-
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Merchants Exchange Hotel,

go STATE STREET, BOSTON.
iE subscriber will open the LIST OF September next
the Merchants Exchange HOTEL located In State street
and in the immediate vicinity Of the Banks the Post OF
fee and the Exchange and hopes by the sctest attention
to the wants and comforts Of his guests merit good
share Of the public patronage. The house has hun
dred rooms has been thoroughly renovated and repair
ed and the undersigned feels confident that be is now pre-
pared to entertain the travelling public in style equal
any Hotel In the city The bedding and furniture general,
has been repenshed and the appointments and convent
Of ths House inferior 10 Of Its kind By
prompt personal attention the desires his guests the
subscriber hopes to merit his share Of the public favor
patronage.
Transient Boarders One Dollar per day.
oct ly' HENRY DOoLEY
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MRS. BoSLEY'S Wholesale and Retail Corset Manufac
wi tory s removed to CD Baltimore street over John w
Royston Co.'S Store where Merchants can be supplied
with CORSETS on the most reasonable terms.
60 BALTIMORE STREET,
ost6- South side, . doors from Gay street.
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HOUSE FURNISHING AND
CABINET WARE-ROOMN.

~..~u-..=- RANDOLPH b. REEvES. 9Th street.
sfxs&S{ south OF the Genera. Poet Once, would
respectfully invite the attention or Ma
- Dfriends, The citizens Of washington and
vicinity his stock OF Furniture Housek
articles; comprising In part 1- N7'-'
Mahogany spring seat Sofas
rocking and parior Chairs
centre, card, and dining Tables
Bureaus sideboards, &c
and Gilt Frames, Looking. Rlasses,
Warirobcs, Bedsteads, Cribs, Cradlee =
Shuck, hair and straw Mtressea
Feather Beds, Soaking Bottoms, &c
ALSO, aei.
Glass, china, stone, earthen, and iron Ware
Knives and Forks Brushes, and Wooden Ware,
With numerous other articles Id the Housekeeping line
numerous to mention.
lie Is prepared to manufacture all kinds OF Furniture
the shortest notice. aud the reasonable He
1atters himself that from his long experience In the cabne
business all work made by him win be done In hithhi
and workman-like manner and give entire sashetioa
N. B. Old Furniture, taken In exchange for new.
oct 8-7md.
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JAMES w. HUGHsON,
No, 7 SOUTH CAL VERT STREET,

One Door Belo,o baltimore Street, Baltimore.
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the pnblc that
IL he continues manufacture Saddles, Harness, Trunks,
&c, and has hand large and beautiful stock oil
fresh goods which he is selling uncommonly low prices
Country dealcrs will find II to their interest to give me
call before buying.
Fine, Fashionable Coach and Buggy Harness. and ladies'
and gentemcns' Saddles Brides, &c, always on hand
Military Work done In The best manner.
oct 8-lyd'
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Laboratory OF Thomsonian Botanic Medi-

LPHM LARRABEE, No. 20 South Calvert ST. Baltimore,
II has always on hand the largest and most Complete
sortment Of pure Botanic remedies in the United States
prepared under his special care his Laboratorybeng
Of preparing 1honisvnan Boific Medicines Ali Of the
puverzed and compounded articles put up quarter
tons suitable for retailing, and upon better than the
articles be had for In the United States. Every
article In his line Ii warranted genunethe public rely
upon this
To- liberal discount made to country merchants who
particularly requested to call and examine quality c.,
before purchasing.
u- The various Treatises, embracing the most reputed
authors upon Thomsonian Botanic System of Med
cine may also be had at his establishment BY The quantity
or single copy OCT B.
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Carrying the Great Central United States Mail.

Carrying the Great Central United States Mail.
Schedule:
at p M, BY the well known route via Chesapeake Bay,
CITY Point Petersburg Weldon, wilmington TO Charles.
tom S. o. without loss Of sleep to Wedonn the POPULAR
captains and crews GEORGIA, Captain Cannon, or
HERALD, Captain Russell, or JEWESS Captain Sutton.
This Line has been running for upwards Of twenty years.
far his route Arriving in Norfolk. after a comfortable
nights Sleep next morning, at O'Clock, A. Thence up
the James River with It's beautiful scenery, IN daylight by
the steamboat CURTIS PECK Captain Davis, or ALICE,
beautiful iron steamboat MOUNT VERNON, Captain Blow
some time in advance at Petersburg Of the Great u s. Mail
Line, with the passengers leaving baltimore time
Washington City next morning, where this Great u s. Mail
Line their start from, thereby deceivng the public with
their false advertisement of 81 hours ahead OF any other
Line The Bay Line gives the traveller least six hours
rest q Petersburg to encounter the night Whining
tom G, The same passengers that leave baltimore by
the Bay Line at Petersburg with those leave
Baltimore same evening, and Washington next morning,
(ya the Great u s. Mao at Petersburg therefore arrive
Charleston all together
Also connecting with the Sea Board and Roanoke Rail-
road to Garysvle and Franklinhence by the steamer
FOX Edenton, Plymouth, Newbern, and Washington, N
O.. Returning with same connection.
Returning leaves Norfolk and Portsmouth, at O'CLOCK
p. NJ, daily, except Sunday, arriving In baltimore in
time for the several routes going North East South and
West. 1t.al
's'' s' S SIssss s S 8 Sfsss' =
/" g Richmond or Petersburg, Va,
= CASTOR or Weldon, N. G., Q
I" !" Through to Charleston, S. c., 81
Meals on board Bay and james River Boats, included,
thereby saving TO each passenger by this oil 60
Travellers by the above route will please be directed by
Depot yard q Norfolk Line labelled on his hat) who will
direct you and your baggage to the boat
Baltimore, October 9Th, 1877 dly
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MILLER n CO.'S
NEW GREAT WESTERN EXPRESS
~

LOUISVILLE, ST LOUIS
A ARRANGEMENTS have been made with Messrs Bnrk q
IL Co.'S Express from baltimore Pittsburgh for the ex
tension Of this Line and amer Monday October ith 10
tho above named places, with mail speed The wagons Of
this line are all new built with the capacity Of 1900 bs
the line Of the National Road. rs y
Messengers will accompany all goods by this line and see
that the drivers on the road make the allotted time from
station 10 station, without failure
All goods will be recepted for any OF Offices OF
agencies North South arrive In Pittsburgh In 60 hours
and Wheeling In co hours from Baltimore.
Goods received until i2 O'Clock in !he day.
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TIN WAREl TIN WAREu

VERY IMPORTANT NOTICE TO COUNTRY
MERCHANTS. Fit
IE subscriber would respectfully invite the attention OF
Merchants visiting this cy for the purpose Of selecting
stock Of goods for The Fail and Winter Sales 10 his exten
sye stock Of Tin, Japanned Sheet Iron and Britannia
Ware comprising general variety which has been manu-
featured In his establishment and by the best workmen
in the city, all OF which ID offered al extremely low prices
Purchasers from the different States, will find greatly to
their advantage call at this establishments where they
will find every variety Of Tin Ware, at prices that will not
fail to please Goods will be carefully packed and sent to
ALFRED II. REP,
octs-ly' No. 1886, BALTIC. ST., above the Globe Inn.
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NOTICE.


SHIPPERS Of goods for all parts of the West informed
~ that the only Express by mail train to the West
Allgoods will be recelpteda Office to be delivered in
Pittsburgh Wheeling, Cincinnati, 81. Louis Louisville,
any Of the principal Western cities ahead of any other line
GREENE d Co, e.
oct S-lyd. Office Pratt street Depot
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STEEL PENS

AdYER PHINEAS, Manufacturer and Importer Of English
M and American STEEL PENS d. PEN HOLDERS,
l2S William street, between Fulton and John sts, N York,
respectfully invites the attention OF the public his Justly
celebrated Bank Commercial and Original Pens, which
used by the rcpalhouses in the city, who have found
them the best Pen used Also Ornamental Pens
various writings which both durable and elastic and
preferable TO the Gold PEN possessing the
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Blank Books and Stationery OF every de
scription
GEORGE +. NESBIT1,

STATlON ER AN ID PRINTER,
Toaiiae Budding, Wal aud Wafer streets, Neo York.
no BANKERS, INSURANCE COMPANIES And
L OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES r. NESDlrT takes leave
state that having established Resident Agents in England
and France he viii be enabled supply ANY and every
ce In his line ut the lowest prices The object Of the sub
scrber is not much TO do extended wholesale
supply merchants and others with such articles they
may require in their business in small quantities. whole
sale prices by which saving of least % per will be
made The following articles will be found in his present
| extensive stock.
Papers, Cutlery, States, Sealing Wax Steel Pens, Seals
nkstads Copying Presses Standdshes Waiers Rad Tape
Inks, Pencil Cases Ivory Tablets, Envelopes Gum Tickets
Blank Cards OF every variety.
Together with every other article made either England
France, and constituting part Of staoners stock.
Domestic Stationery, in quality and assortment not
passed. oct ll-lyd'
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The Green Spring Hydropathio Institute.

Under the charge of DR. VIM BopE pupil of Priesntz
Of Graenberg, open for the reception OF patients
Il y distant from Baltimore "a miles by the Susquehanna
Railroad and 10 miles by the Resierown Turnpike The
house, bathing establishments, and quantity and quality Of
water at this Institute, afford every means for the efficient
practice of the water The grounds arranged
and of such extent us 10 enable and induce the inmates
take ample exercise.
Applications for admission to be addressed to-
DIR. WIN BODE
octs- owings' Mills Post Office, baltimore County
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Now Exhibiting Mt No. 10l Nassau street, N. Y.
BefioeeR Fnion Ann sts., merit 10 ne Herald Office
m nm ACKERMAN'S CARVED LETTERS for
ZU,UUU SIGNS, be had at the following prices: I'm
proved Carved Letters gilt with extra deep gold leaf
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Also hand extensive Of Pens of various
makers which NJ p offers for sale very low prices For
sale by G. +, Nesbitt H. Cogswell, Messrs. Wheeler d.
Wood, Bowen a. Co., Lambert d Lane, d. Felt in Wall
street. aud by ull the Sationers in the city lilly
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MARITIME HERALD.


Cleared.
steamsr-El Msgdalena. tGrena) Chaysman, St Martha
Ship Gaame Tell, Ft) Clemence, Hayrc; Colqmb.
Ralph Cross Glover Rio de Janeiro, sikn Iron.des Ma
coochee Berry, Neuytas, Holt Owens Jane Gano, (Br)
Parsons, Norfolk, HeIdman.
Brigs-Isnhe lBr) Huute Limerick, Richardson, Watson
Co; Peru (B) Carey, Newry, McMprny; Susan Soue,
Bslsp Gadnes Ke{ George yates 6hSr'f Fsaw Carter
Chsriesoa Wissahickon Osborn Philadelphia Yonkers
Godfrey Providence.
French bark Amabae de Vaux, 50 days from Bordeaux,
with brandy and wine, to Harbeck Co.
Bark Gesses ROBINSON from Matanzas juno 7th with su-
gar, &c, master.
Br brig Eliza Chesse 40 days from shoreham in bal
last Buchanan Harris eth ult lat A. lon 49, spoke brig
Petrel, hence for New Ross
Brig Madison Paxton days from Savannah, with cotton, to
Sturges Chairman 4 Co. -
Stuges Chairman Co June off Sand Key, exchanged
Signals bark Harriet Bartltt from Mobile to his
Schr Curlew Brown. from st yago de Cuba, June 4t with
sugar smith Boyington: Sid in company with schr Je
rome, Goodspeed, for New York a. .
Schr X Barnes, Wedmore, days from Elethura, with
fruit to Baen Co. ~ .
Schr Pianlet, CASTOR. days from Washington NC, with
naval stores. to Medad Platt
Schr Delaware, Lockman, days from Washington, NC,
with naval stores. to NJ Demill.
Schr Joseph Trimble Travers, Washington, Nc with
val stores, to MASTER
chr Ripple Jones' from Charleston sc, with cotton, sc,
10 master.
Schr Mariana, Shornton, Virginia. corn
Below.
ship; / brg-nknswn.
Sailed.
Ships Iowa. for Havre; Courier for Rio de Janeiro; bark
Adhemar, for Machss.
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PHILADELPHIA June 18-4 r. M.
wars55 esn Ds %a asf q: Sf
foysanS, stiin, Ilslssd Ssvpofi Cha, SaslII xs
S:s dv o HS So
o!ss es sS 6sssn Ms
Drake. and Tenu.s; Wilson, New York.
J5 % f?:i:s
Roberts, Staten Island; Baens Vista Ruehst savannah;
c chs. Bs Ms1l Hssn
efy New 1E. Sstl %s Ne ~.
Eliza Sckely do barges Mary Ann Willis and M Hoyt,
BsowBrs Aurora Boyd f@ Cork .chr; Nose. B,oTa
Miscellaneous Record.
sHIr MARY ELLEN-Lecrs have been received at Boston
from Capt Dearborn giving the Of the loss of the
f TSs s% D% N the wind sows
IN on the G s
hold Of excepting the steward and one seaman who were
ore ie e?o ssso
Most Of the seamsn had shipped in other vessels.
We noticed week, ago the arrival Tough Foyle Of
board and her ss1E brought up CAPTAIN Copph ship
medical authority decidedly free from fever Since thattm
however yphus has made its among the Pssssn
M wsI: f:ay;y.d E: ls e ,hs fsys
on the rising ground behind the roeL on the Strand Road for
gated and prepared sea; bu! the refuse
@ Ts state G on hoard aS
OF phls eysr and many more ~ the stages o. that
been The ard scarcely able to walk, oter'
ing on the shore.
CART Gsoy5tL sud crew cf the aehr Columbia, of and
sbdonsd w, , s9a from the ship sSaroG from Orleans
sH HERALD, Pullin, (of Boston, from Am.terdam, with
emigins ashore Mes, in Deer Sound Krkwall May
2h during fog and nearly filed with passengers Ian
Corr. May 1.-THE ka,hecn. renyE'ove, from Phl.del
the bark Wakefield By which she lost opEallsnma &C.
BALnAN4Lp; May s-Par Of anew vessel supposed to be
S ss s"
The Msl'S.I hundred. q
ha%shire from London to Bombay anchor off vngor',
mayed The Mermaid which sailed S.nce for sDsspsrs and
China ON the lth ut driven shore south Of Vnsora
sss ns msst
rom Ads on one s? heard
c!on.tad, ,coI hs mos.n.s the 7S nss but
any damage.
MALAGA May 1880 to 900 sail at anchor off this cssu &c
detained by westerly winds aud unusually strong
inset from the Atlantic and suffering from Of pro-
GpnALrAe May te-There are about 300 vessels, mostly
WITH e' ,"s ,s" s'ansd Tiad bound at M
and aSDu, are wnd Sou oss
Of them in want OF provisions May 22-Thc wind having
been 7th 18th 2oth and today about 500 SAIL mostly witt
grain, passed the Gut
CLYDE, May aoPut back, the Brooksby, for New York
lcsky.
PoRrRusG. May 1.-THE Lochnvar, Draper, from Norfolk
Va, assisted into this port yesterday dsmsed and witt
part of cargo thrown overheard.
lswoj ibbeom and bow;pr, ssp were picked up by the
in lat 38 NJ Ion GO w she passed sch Lucy, Of Pond be
fore repoe) Abandoned with only foremost and bowspr
standing.
TAvAraER, May lg-The Tncolor from Christiana fp
Ameros arrived here with fore topmast apung and
shifted,
s1RAraAEn May ssPsrt Of the wreck Of large yssss
apparently American built has come shore Port Logan
Null Of Galloway, aud large flooring 20 feet long, sdcd
inches has been picked mp of that place.
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TRIAL or BURyELL.--On Monday at Nantucket,
Mr. Rufus Choate spoke four hours for the pri5
soner In the afternoon Clifford, District Attorney
closed ior the commonwealth and the jury retired but
NOT agreeing by 10 O'Clock the court adjourned. On
us1ay morning they brought IN verdict Of not gull
E,r mere being other indictments against him Mr.
fr sa wss remanded to prison His bonds reduced
taiasa 0Vo TO $4,000 which bail may perhaps DO OBJ
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OOMMERCIAL INTELI4IGENUn.
afaf0 M the EsaOuH Mark afa.

New ORLEANs, June l0.-Ths four days later news
from England published yesterday, reporting further
In breadstus at Liverpool has produced quite
excitement In MARKET and further advance in
Hour and wheat. The sales of -four, yesterday were
fully 10000 bbs prices beginning at So so Ohio and
going up to SO IS to So s per bb the largest sales
being at the highest rate Corn too better Sales
$4,000 bushels mostly yellow at 80 with white
70c bushe or wheat ID 900 bushels taken at 81 30
for ordinary and 81 50 bushel for $500 sacks prime
Oats lower-9O0O bushels brought 44c per bushe 200
bbls. kiln-prsd corn meal sold at 81 per Dbl.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-THE market for brsadstuffs
has been in a complete panic to-day; oecasioned
by later dates from England by the Boston steam
ers accounts, which were received by telegraph
noting rapid decline in the English markets ;
contrary to general expectation, the sales VI -four
have been to the extent Of about 5000 bbls., com.
mencing early in the day at s. 5 So 49, and closing
at 49, at which rate there plenty of sellers but
buyers. Corn Meal-lo0O bbs. Pennsylvania sold ut
So % and Since Sc las has been offered In grain, in
the present state Of excitement hoar Of sales to
establish prices
ROCHESTER, June l7-There was movement yester-
day in the markets dealers waiting for the steamers
news 1000 bu Wheat offered 1t 81 S. but was not
taken. No disposition to operate
DETRoIT June l1.-Thsre were several buyers in the
market yesterday and good disposition manifested to
operate at advanced figure from the last two three
days About 5000 bbls changed hands, embracing the
following LOTS 1000 bbls at 81 TO- 800 at S. $500 At 90
on board, 100 att 81 and $50 fine at 50. We not
aware Of any late or private intelligence that made
transactions free during the day and con-
fdent there We lay to the confidence among
dealers that prices to be sustained and the
decline in freight. Corn-There but little offered
prices before Oats-About l75 bush sold at 20 20
" c, an advance Of half penny.
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PhiladeIphim Cattle Market.

JUNE H. Offerings of the week consist Of 900 head
mostly western beef cattle including $50 taken to New
York; 200 and calves 67e hogs and 900 sheep and
lambs.
PricesBeeves mostly all sold at $6k SIX the l0obs
Cows and Calves-Sales range ut Sis $50 for fresh
$l2 $24 for sprngers, and 81 Sl4 for dry cows.
Hogs-Aboat 300 sold at son SIX the 100 lbs.
Sheep and lambs sold ut $l< a $4h for the former
and 81 o So for the latter.
Hay steady in price, with q moderate demand; IS q
1000 for good timothy straw sells at $6 S7H tho 100
bundles,