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MARITIME HERALD.
ROUT OF smW YORK, JUNE 10

Cleared.
ships-Csmbridge, Peabody, Liverpool, NJ Narshall
Chaos, ison, Liverpool Slate, Gardner Houel Quebec
Williams, London, Grnnell, Minum X Lo Shakespeare Per
ter Antwerp Zerega Co; Arkansas Chester New Orleans
Ewell Cot Henry Allen Morrison Chsre.ton q Sutton
Barks-Zsnobia CONFLICT, Have Maitland, Phelps Co;
P Dahl iBG Toaar Liverpool Hal: kms. Mary Er,,e
St J,sode Cuba Schmidt & Bschen; Isabella Stewart (B
Crowe. st Andrews Brett& Vose Creole, tBrem) Vessels
Neuvitas
Ergs-csrl Ju,tus Black. Bremen, Muller & Coz New
Battle, tBD Thompson. Cork, &c, Nelson Place. Rsbecca
simpson, Basadore. Wm Sim; Die Bisss tPmn schnner,
Stettin WG Weser; Torcels Auwsed, sasua Ia 6rands
schr.Ans Maria, Jones. Newbsra; Ryder, Jones' Bsl,
mere; Victor Hallett; and Lydia Jones, Boston.
with md,e, Sc; to spoford Tilsston Co.
p Brg Geo Wa,hnren to suTyl Cogrn. from Marquee
Brig Eslus, Couch tofNewburypor IS days from Ssgus
5ande with sugar and molasses to Rowland Aspnwsll
vessels lett before reported 18th inst lat 30 49, lon 7S 81
Of the toop painted white, house deck painted cream
color with less Of al three her jibs
set the ship Merchant down and speak her. The
M then stood on her NE.
Brig Arabian Jones days from Hsvsns with sugar &c
70 rinnc Mntum Co Vessels left before reported by
the bark Rapid
gar TO Nesmh Walsh. SID In co With schr John Dunlap
for Boston,
schr Medium, swasey days from Charleston with cotton
to order.
scht Chesapeake. Stewart, Baltimore. with mdse
sehr Bsgnell. Miles, Virginia with corn.
Sehr Staten I.lsnd Wood, Norfolk, with shingles.
ssshT May Chase Wilmington, NJ, with lumber
sehr Petersen Hoffman Virginia
Sshr Osborn, Bailey visins.
en- hsysns, Turner, Ber with
buckley. "'' "'"'' "'"' "'N' WV"
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New ORLEANS, June AT the date Of our last
depressed condition. buyers being diriuclined to
rate, unless at greater reduction than holders were
willing to grant, SO that business almost suspendeu
ana no reliable quotations could be given In Inc
part Of the week the market remained in much the
same state, though business was partially renewea
and the transactions of the first three days
ed to 5000 bales at prices establishing decline
OF fully sc. since the receipt OF the hs"s
"Wednesday and yesterday an increases hnusr. syaiIed
themselves 70 contend for further advantage ana
the sales reached 5000 bales ut decline OF sc p ~
To-day there IA general incnstmh 70 oPera.e
at these rates but factors supplied Inc market
less freely and purchases could In consequence scsrcey
be effected on az terms yesterday The trans
actions comprised bales taken chiefly for England
In fact most operations OF the past week were Tor
the same destination Prices have been so irregular
that n IL dfcut to quote accurately, but the suboinsd
figures will be found to approximate very closely TO- the
real condition Of the market For all qualities above
middling fair, prices nominal. The Eibernias
counts due next week. looked forward to with in
tense interest," and from present appearances not
probable that much business will be done until they
to hand On referring to our comparative tables
annexed 1t will DO perceived that the total receipts at
all the ports since the LIST September exhibit decrease
compared with last year, Of 263904 bales. The
ports to Great Britain during the same period show
deficiency Of l69423 those to France Of % 966 bales
and those to other foreign ports of 1861 bales The de-
amounts to 32s,l65 bales Liverpool classification
Louisiana and Mississippi inferior, 9a9h ordinary
9Aa93s; middling 9Aal0; good mddling l04al0h; mid
ding fair lOall fair lla1s; good fair II; good and
fine l21a.
CHARLEsToN, June l2-Sunday's mail brought the
steamers accounts, quoting decline Of q nd, since
which time the transactions have been too limited to
establish prices and friends must exercise for
with for in the present sagnant and pros
trate state Of the market 1t impossible to give quota
tons There is such thing efectng sales, unless
great sacrces and factors during the past fortnight
necessities The receipts since last reach al bales
against the sales in the time OF only about 400
bales at prices ranging from to l9sc per pound We
have no sales TO report in any OF the descriptions cased
under the head OF long cotton.
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Passengers Arrived.

CHABLEsTov--SteamshpS outherner-Mis Chestnut. Miss
Clark Miss Bull Miss Jones, Miss Andrews, Miss
Lippat Miss Lippitt, Miss Lawrence Miss Lucy Bea
Davidson Mrs Wake AMI child Mrs Van Buren, Children
and servant Mrs Eie and daughter Mrs TYLER Mrs seoeld
wants Mr. Laa and lady; Mr. Morell lady, and family MIR
T. A. Gotta 2chidren and no M Crechton and lady
+. William. and lady; :. Hotchki.ii D. p Lambert; Nj
bert Adams. Geo A. Arnold. James X. Graham f. Austin,
Mr.. Kingslaud, Dr. Schmidt, j. Mntum, Charles Wilcox,
p Stevens N. Price w n ,addias II. w, Hamilton
~ and two Stafford ana Mr. Woodbum
b. Kelley A. Carter M. Emanuel Carl Coping Thos Hop
Tsylor II b , Goodsich lGeb Campbell e II Smith,
termsn, J: w Hyatt w Bullock, J Plmey, II. L. Kimber
ley, Col f. NJ S;abrook, Rey. II. g. Wyer, A. j. Iiooden
MAYAausz-Brig Geo Washington-E w Hobart, Of Boa
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friend just returned from Bucks county. informs
that the grain crops in that section OF the State
wore more promising appearance. The apple trees
had suffered severely from the ravages of the fly.
subscriber, writing to from Mill Hail. Clinton county
June sth says the wheat crop in this county is lost
Where month ago appearances favored toerabe
CROP whole fields entirely cut down by the fly and
unless we favored with good summer crops this
county will mott have grain enough for seed and the
support Of the Evening Bulletin,
l4th inst.
The Jacksonville Neps of the 4th inst. says: The
great quantity Of rain which fell during the last month
has not as far as We learn produced any great in
jury to the crops Those who planted in low swampy
grounds, which imperfectly ditched, have been
OVERLOADED and expect to be seriously affected, but all
other species Of land in the most fourishing
condition. and promise larger crops than have ever yet
been obtained in this State. II the cotton
summer drought does prude to these prospects,
East Florida will have rea6Du rejoice this year"
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State OF tho Flour Markets.

CINCINNATI, June l0.--Latc wednesday 800 and
$50 bbs sold at SO 25 and this morning early ais
bbs at Sc 20; but the eastern had further de-
pressing influence, and market at receded to
&c. at which, TO- 40 and $50 bbls sold from store
2s9 80 and 200 do from canal 1850 and 1000 do City
Mills for present delivery, 800 do do deliverable June
l4th and 500 do do deliverable 25th install at mill
From river ~ bbs sold ut S. SIX Several wagon
loads were sold ut SIS 3d. IS 20 and S. 10
PHILApELPHIA, juno IA The market for flour was
sitter to-day, and with moderate inquiry for export
the only sales made public to the extent Of 500 bills
Western at 50 90; holders ask more Rye houris
offered at So u.s. without sales Corn meal firm we are
advised Of sales of300 bbls Pennsylvania at 50 3 and
500 bbls Brandywine Mt SIS 90 Wheat inactive; 250O
bushels Pennsylvania white sold ut 20s cts and red is
offered ut 200 cts but less would be taken Corn-not
much doing; lis cts offered and refused for good
yellow and small sales reported at 100 cts weight
Oats dull ut 60 to 81 cts.
ROCHESTER, June l4-During the latter part Of the
past week the market quite active with trans
lions in wheat and flour Wool also began to come in
freely than during the early part Of the week
There a sale Of 200 bbls Of -four Saturday ut
81 s 1900 bushels of yellow corp 60 lbs to the bushe
delivered at Cuyersville, sold Friday ut S6zc On
Saturday wheat from wagons sold in the street at 81 SO
a ~. Other articles quote as follows Apples per
bbl So per bushol, 62hc. Dried apples, 56H 62hc.
per bushel Butter 10 l2sc. Cheese To- for old new
SIC. Eggs II l0c Lard, u Sc. Hams, q ne.
shoulders, n &C. Potatoes "a SEC Beans 75c. a
81 ian, with good inquiry Pork mess, $l4. Salt
81 l21S per bbbl Flour, barrels Al 43c. Freghts-
Flour to Albany, 75c. per Dbl
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Steamboat Duncan Pe brought upfIom the bark Eugene
ashore the Highlands her 80
Captain reports her tight and thinks they will get her off,
Below.
Ship Hendrick Hudson, Moore, from London with mdss
and 800 passengers, to Griswold.
Bark Victor, -,tof Plymouth) weeks from Dublin,
with passengers, Ia master.
Brig Broom, (of Robnson9 from West Indies with sugar
molssses to master.
Br brig Eliza Jane weeks from Shoeham Eng short Of
kindly supplied BY pilot boat John vidson
Bright sided shr supposed 10 be the South Carolina, Ha
milton, from Dublin, with passengers, to q Sutton.
Also, BIZ ship, and French ship.
Sailed.
Ship Arkansas, New Orleans; bark Antonia Hayre brig
Thetis. Ireland; and others.
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Foreign Markets.

KINGSTON, (Jam.) May Q, iS47.-tlour This article,
than any other has been affected by the advices
by the last packet Of the arrival Of which previ
ousy to the arrival OF the packet had reached upwards
Of 7O0o bbs but very few small parcels with much
difficulty placed at 40s but the trade have since evinced
determination not to pay so much rs 3Ss. Between
800 and 400 b however OF previous receipts have been
meved in small lots at 36s per bb whilst 3ss would be
accepted for New Orleans The trade buy with the ut
caution and take barely sufficient for weeks
ply Cornmeal OF the late parcels, Small sales be-
ing slowly effected at 2Ss but 27s has been accepted for
some of the previous stock The supply is not large
PorkPrime American sells slowly at 72s per Dbl; but
is wanted, aud would realize SIS Half bbls Irish
in much inquiry; 20 bbls have just been moved at
5as Bsef-The sales have been 40 half bbs family, at
IS and so shlings This particular package Ia good
demand an is wanted HamsThe stock Of all descrp-
lions very ample American sells at from Cd to I'd per
pound and Lancashire 9sd to lod We report sale OF
100 American at G1ad. Corn-The supply, particularly
of South Americana is immense the import during the
last month having been very considerable This descrP
ton not being kiln dried and consequently unfit TO
keep, must soon be forced upon the market great
quantity has already become heated and will be
ht for sale The price is down to Is per bushel or
American upwards Of 7Co bags fresh have been sold ut
IS per bushel We have just learned that upwards of
1900 bags South American have been sent to Cuba.
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EXCHANGE Board, June I425 shs Norwich and Worces.
Railroad 5os4 80 do do 5O 30 DIS; 28l do M so do,
3% 30 ds 80 do 3l4 20 IS do ST. so 30 ds; 90 do,
30 30 DIS; % do 5a; 25 do. 5, 10 DIS; do Vermont
and Ma.,S d Rarosd o3 3 do Reading BR s %
Long Island RR tpar 500 H. DIS; 100 do, 1871 10 ds
$50 DO IS 10 DIS; 25 DO Isl 80 do East Boston Co.. 1915 i2
Bank. IS; $4,000 Reading Railroad Bonds, 1850 49,:
SECOND Board sh Western II II, Ill: 80 do Heading
r. S. 3ll4 30 do Norwich and Worcester r. 5 IS DO
do &c. 5; 50 do do 80 3ss IS do East Boston Co 1919
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thou~ai or the ao2 divisions Of Pennsylvania about
$50 a.e rrpresentsd and almost every one has banner
ina. conrad being detained at Cincinnati by the
ous ness az his his post orator Of the day.
is 10 be nlsd BY DR.. Carey, Of cincinnsti
sales OF stocks at Philadelphia.
srcoxp BoAap-500o Reading X Bond 1871; 100 Norris.
town i1 so do ,1 2so Bank ~ 1000 Pittsbu rgh es
80: Reading 32 1900 State 3s a3 1000 Loan Ga
100: 80 Reading X X. 323s 100 Stale SIS, 92n
ArrSn salss-iies SAFE S. sa,s Reading r. 32h;
Ms,h,nies Bank s7H 49, G,,rd B,ek 314 50 rrisiown
S. IS; 800 Lehgh Interest SEA 1900 Loan 6 67 1864
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COMMERCIAL InTELLIGENCE.

Our last relative to this market the 3lst ult,
and prepared for transmission by the steamers Wash
ington and Britannia Our market at that date was
very steady and rather frm although the action was
limited the necessities Of manufacturers who were
the only buyers holders anticipating advance Of
half penny per pound by the tiberna, preferred to
wait arrival in preference to making concession
to the views Of exporters who entirely OF
kst. On wednesday morning, I'd inst, placed
in possession Of four days later from Europe by
the ship Rainbow which reported below the day be-
fore and early on tho next day summary ofthe
counts by this packet to 10th ult from Liverpool
received from Boston by the telegraph and being
rectly the reverse OF the expectation of holders
created much surprise; the market opened at half
cent decliue and after the letters were delivered
next day prices became still easier and the following
day fell of much more making the total decline
per pound at which it became steady the pres
to sell ceased Mt that reduction As the amount
Offering for bids at this time considerably larger
than heretofore several purchases made for export
During the last four business days, the disposition TO
sell has vsbly decreased the larger holders declining to
offer any portion OF their stocks and quarter of the
decline has been and the mark now presents
drmer aspect at general reduction of
Of a cent from the dates OF our last to which
quotations conform; The sales have averaged about
700 bales day At the date Of last the falling or
the receipts OF cotton Mt the ports compared with
those OF the dates last 2o 900 bales
now the discrepancy stands at $4,000 bales.
With respect TO the prospects Of the next crop, the
subject IL stl involved in great uncertainty Tho lapse
ably fine growing weather, with occasional heavy rains
does not offer developments of favorable chsrac-
ter justify the planter in anticipating ample
turns for his labor is however too carly In the
TO speak positively or even approximately, Of the
possible yield Of the growing crop, further than say
II is certain that It cannot be large the in
formation receive from every section uniform la
presenting the plant slender and short and In appear
ance quite month behind the crop Of the last season at
this period
The movements in the staple in the United States in
each OF the past three to the latest datos
annexed.
Receipts At Ports Of the United States since
DO DO same period last year bales. isss4 os
40 do year before, bales. 2S47,9f6
EAporn rom y . since Sept l, 1916. $50. es6,7l3
10 40 same period last year l2es s77
Do do do wear before oIs 1Oa
The receipts ut this port the LIST instant have
been 5000 bales. Exports, 500 bales Taken nv snin
5000. Taken on speculation ooo etn.L l. ~.
$1,000, and amount on sale 10 600 bale, " ''y'
The closing quotations in this market w.r, a.. FIJI
lows - ~
LIVERPOOL CLAsuricATiop
Upiands. Florida Mob a Ts sa
Inferior.... none none none. none nene poae
S S.sS;s II II ~ * +,
Sfiadl,nr Fsu-.... Xix IfZ IfL nv ia nc
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attend orders in miniature water color sketches
r .UCINA CORDIAL, or the ELIAIR OF LoyE.-Thn
~ is the only actual remedy discovered for lmpoeney
BY sea habits. ; and many the noam
9'
ty brought the market The medical faculty Of Eu
ss a
f $ me as; ssss
Cordial n !hs ioEsg.ns
iss sSs ss} s
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With The disorder Of the rgni
directed to produce pO, '"
Cordial % asSy restore health vsoT
the most results may
'4 Price IS per BOTTLE, q s.. per dozen; .,
H ,G sSS IN ssS ~
A CLEAR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF THE
de sfn often 9spssiSe apssS ssh
Of ten By the or heat Il. Of s
HS nst disease
:s
ssiSa $Sssi % FnPs
a he I sPs
IL" fn ssfs to s'
k'ah ssn Oh ssss
blessing vs fsfs sS dSfs
TRIAL mind, get the genuneask for Jonss Italian Che
SSl Re-. sae York a' S'af sign of the
s. We
sLs white The face Of ladies;
making .hs sssIihy cents S's
ie ssSn - f%iG
SsT 7. NcSa 1i n hsBs adass in Pittsburgh SO Ii
q who would beautiful head Of hair for
rng sum- read the following statement oil respectable per
Abraham vsndsIbek 9f2s Avenue As New Y, YSrt e.
use Of two Is bottles Con, Hair Restorative, he ha,
good crop Of hair and will soon have Long, thick and lux
Mt W n ne 81 o ri
head the top entirely bald for fifteen years and
si az S. sowS. and
h little longer to have better head of hair than he ever
ITO THOSE WHOSE HAIR IS GT!EY, or falling Oh
aS sst s sy S h,,
C H .S Ss: Zine a hi oe e Before eAsd nea s
Coral Hair Restorative. combed handfps Of hair daily
90 King street, New York.
HAVE YOU sCURF OR DANDRUFF-Mr Power, a
Of Fulton had his hair completely ehok.d
aud permanently cured i.
boy Want Mt TO DRESS, Beautify, and make your
Henry i. Cullen, late barber board the .teanbo.,
and Keeping the hair long tim. Clean SILKY r
III New sg e Gs Hs As ss
| SO Chatham street-prce 8, or shngs.
Agent. in Philadepha-Zeiher, Ledger Baildinss in
Brooklyn 1879 Fulton street, IN Boston Seddng State ST.
| berty st.; in Newark, NJ J. B. Olds 27s Broad st.
| a2S Im~rc
DR7VATE DIsEASES-EST A. d. TAI
| 4 FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF QUACKERY-The
Members Of the New York College of Medicine and Phauna
cy having devoted their during the last six
diseases OF private confidently promise
requiring their services safe and permanent without
injury the constitution confinement from business.
! PRIMARY CASES OF GONORRHH.A. or Syphilis,
yield to Their treatment IN ON tour 70 egh days ana ne
| by general practitioners.
medical ncurable) successfully treated without
| incop cnenee to the patient
| Tothose uif.riqg from CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY
| or NOCTURNAL EMISSIONS produced BY or im
prudence the beneficial effects may be relied upon from
u IMPORTANT NOTicE-Perso,s suffering from any Of
the above complaints residing the country finding il in:
make application have forwarded
chest containing all medicines requisite perform
radical cure with full directions to diet &c. by stating
their symptoms time of contraeon and treatment received
| cd TO w. s. RICHARDSON, M d.,
| Cffce OF the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy,
| Q5 Nassau street. New York.
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CHARLEsToN-Steamship Southemer50 bbls flour Fitch
coo do do Spague Robinson COT do orderiO bbs
vegetables Sweetman-9 bags wheat Dulnlo0 bbls po-
titoes IL bbls vegetables to oder pkgs various marks
CHAu.EsroN-schT Medjum-2l cks rice G BuckmeyeI
Ackand,-i box mdse w Mofiat-2B M Whillock-3 pkgs
Mrs w Hobb,
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Foreign Imp0rtations.
AIAyAsUEz-Brg Geo Washington-l8l hhas sugar 6s do
moiasses IS bbls coffee Starks w Lewis.
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MEDICAL ADVICE.-Dr. Ambrose, having had many
l professional experience in London and much Hos
pta Practice capable Of treating disease in all its stages
dsy Those who NAV need his assistance will And Dr. a.
both friend and confdsnt
60 Chambers street, 5 doors fron broadway.
Aay,cs GRATIS and charges for medicine very removable
RUCMzy hyTHnUN TTr1DT5 Or vs7szsIae Her Com
Tying the hair completely er.diossns scsr dsndrG and
blood esse nerves BE- which feed and nosrish the Hair
thereby preventing badness and grey hair The Hyperion
vsEsble componnd Which, besides It's tome and stinuls
blended with silky glossy for the hair better than
any oil grease psnatu free from their deleerous eff
ect and possessing intrinsic values before attained
It's bassic properties nouh its embryo state
accelerate its growth sustain maturity and continue the
possession OF healthy viEor silky sofnes. and luxurious
hspes scn!f dandrf and ell mupures Of the skin Equal
ypowernl are its reproductive powers badness; and
stored the hair It's full pentitude Of pristine beauty Price
nfssSa,:a ssS WIN BoskE Boston and for sal. b. A.
lsm-also at 773 Broadway and IT East Broadway New
York. ms sotsr
TRAVELLING TRUNKS.--JOHN CATTNACH
Trunk Manufacturer, No Wall street. corner of Broad
has hand and constantly making
ofIunks, vases Carpet Bags, and Satche wholesale aud
Also superior article of sole leather Trunks suitable for
American European travel and Pomaneaus french
Orders for the West Indies South America &c. filled with
despatch je5 3overc
nR J. X. CHABERT takes this medium to inform In,
practice Of medicine At l7s Grand street. resumed the
TO those who be DISPOSED solicit his sssancc hs
will devote his usual and attendance trusting that his
lous thar his all will the distresses
ofsnGerng humanity. lin tho power ohuman aid do
mil sotsr
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r EOR THE SITppRFSSJGN on OIfACKERY Fl
yELpEAy,s SPECIFIC PILLS,

gELrEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS.
NOR the radical OF gonorhoea, geet seminal sms
sons and all mocoppruent discharges from the ueth.
These P the result Of twenty experience in the Ho
pa de Chqte in Paris pronounced by their celebrated
inventor Professor Vepeau, nfalibe remedy for ~
diseases Of the ureths They effect q much sorr
than any other remedy, without tsntug the BREATH dis
agreeing with the stomach confinement from business
prissS bor
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CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.

Medicinc and Pharmacy, ofhe City Of New York,
confidently recommended for all Of bty prodncedt
secret indulgence Of any kind It ia invsuaoe
remedy io impotence s'er OF bsrcnness unlcIs depend
Single bottles 81 esch Of half dozen ST. carefully
packed and sent to all parts of the Union