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MARINE JOURN Al.
PORT OF NETWORK


Dutch ship Hugo Grotius GloEencr ~ de from Rot.
terdsm mdse, 10 Grinnell Aintnrn Co. s40 passen-
geu
Brig Milton (of North Ysrmouth) York. - days from
Cudenss, sugar. 10 Nesmith a Walsh. 10th inst oH
the hs6or spoke schr Mhnosket hence bound in Lett
bTis Ievans fcr Philadelphia In days
sehr hsns~s Grant IL days from Msssnzss molss
ses, 10 Mstsnd Phelps Lett bark Lucy Fields. for
Trieste 50sh May 6rss Ava for Boston Pers for Port
land same day schr Caroline for Norfolk 18th 10th
last of Matsnsss poke brig Frances 50 dsye from Bos
ION. bound In; 25gh. Of Cspo Henry spoke schr Lew
Rowe. from Efisven bound Tor Cuba
Schr Wilder, Bryant IL days from 81 Croix sugar &c
10 Aymar & Co Len schr Dudley ) Gregory Tor New
York hg 2st inst lat 70 40, long 70 Is spoke brig
Hyder All OF Nfork 90 days I'm - for Havana
Schr Arietss Wheeler Is De frOm Trinidad de Cuba
sugar &c 10 Chsst.lsin & Ponvert Left brig Emily OF
Bristol X l. May Ia. saw bark Franklin fm Triad Al
bound 10 Boston 22d lat 70 IS long 20 so spoke shp
Arkansas from Havana for 81 Petersburg dsys out
requested to be reported
sehr Patriot Purchas, % days from Tsmpseo moso
70 w q Stewart
sAILED--ships Charleston. for Charleston Louis
Philippe. for Hsvre.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

POWDER MILL ExPLosIoSs-The Nilkesoarre
Advocate states that on Saturday the 22d mat he
Powder Mil In the upper par, OF Kingston belonging
10 Mr. d. schooley. exploded. Ono hsno young man,
,on of sIlns Lord instantly killed-another hand
was slightly injured Mr. Schooiey. with some hands
were setting post In the press house when sorne pow
der isnited from the throwing stone In the post hole
Observing the particles Of powder exploding In the sand
Mr. sehooley called TO the hands 10 run, and fed him
sef Scarcely had they eft the building when II was
torn TO pieces followed the explosion Of another
and another building and finally the drying house. One
or two dwelling houses near by demolished and
two or three Others injured all the inmates escaping
&c u one who was slightly Injured
The Magazine 10 which were $50 kegs Of powder was
blown 70 pieces leaving the powder kegs piled up -
before. A Ere was enkindling under shelf which
stood keg Of powder, directly over the flames Ooser
wing H. Mr. scbooley. very imprudenty, with pail Of
In hand rushed 10 the spot lifted on the keg and
then extnguisbed the IRE saving ali the powder in the
Msgszine and perhaps greater destrueon Of HE and
property He ran great risk, but provldentAily was
successful 10 the dangerous enterprise. The entire oss
we have heard estimated At 5000
Another.--SoIne citizens Of Denison township
were exerting themselves last week 10 stop the progress
Of ere IA the woods mile two below White Haven
hen an old powder mill took FIRE and was blown to
PIECES by the ignition Of refuse powder In the cracks
and dirt about the floor. One who was near the
bufdiss was 90 badly burned that he died day two
after The mill had not been used for several years
and sneh result could have been anticipated. The
person injured and since dead, was resident OF 40
ingtop-
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RtwAa a.. ID !.

SISllfl kEWAhD.-F-i0ny-M n-fe.s, koo-ri
,SIOOO0l0ver Frederick Glover AL /" illan glover
broh-rs Of Leeds County Of Iors Eng snd, woosn
Cloih Manufacturers scrb5ers and Dyers have Aoscond
-, chsrgs1 With several forgeries, lie
Notice Il hereby gwen hat me shove reward VII %
given any person who viii sspr-b-rd srd lodge hen
IN sry Of The rrsous u ne United States OF America su
Scent International power having been given 70 he proper
suhorfes FOR ~ irGenSc any person - doing
Or % any person giving such private inform.ipn A. VII
cad 70 in-ir Apprehension spplicagn 70 NJ Mi4n.n
Jzm-s SUperiliendeui Of Police Of NE Bsro1gn OF Leeds
IN he County Of YORK. England IN whom al eomnunes
tons mlsi be ADDRESSED me care o. Annoy bfe az
Esq Her Britannia Maiesty's C0Dsu Guy Of New 10fk
DEscSFrIoN-Rob-rt Glover Is shout > 70 ,! year. oi
stands about feet inches high, rshsr broad AL Waks
suny te has oneShsi sslo~ comp exon, u DAG %
The forehead Yors.hremAn and has lived a. his NE
In Leeds
Fr-eek Glover 10 about q years old sants shout
feet hi more 10 broai snd roane-shoadered, ard
Scoops IN walking; walks hesvily slowly and stry very
tzrk CON exon dsrk hair has prominent teeth IL 1orS
shlfegan, and las iv-d al his fr IN Leeds
william Glover 10 abo1i ~ 20 . years Old, 0nd .boui
-e 10 inches high hss rsher ong and TIN usage, ard
hghi complexion, has good leeih And Light hair.
Clinton Hotel. New-Y0rk, Msy p, lsF.
Bill only Of Ire shove be arrested. reward Of
s7co vii Be- gvsu, 1.-Two, sl2n ryis 1w-
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farms for Sale.


- Farm 10 th- County II Prince William, Virginia,
situated about 20 miles ffom Alexandra, - from
Falmouth and ~ from Occoqusn and containing about 700
acres offered fIr sae very r-a'onabie price. The
undersigned wishing 10 settle M Ncnucky VIII dispose
of such terms Ia make II NJ inducesnt u
those desiring such residence tO make "a investment ~
ia wooded and waiered. divided into elk heids, and
will soon The most 81 II IL In good slate or
Improvement well adapted % grapes OF almost every Eno
aud not less corn wheat and oats Apart "a 20"
In clover and he balance vii he seeded In clover
timothy srd Kentucky blue grass "A grazing fsrm. II
n-s Inducements possessed by few farms south o. ihe
Blue Ridge For shaep-wak. The Virginia blue grass, Of
which hsrs Is a. abundance furnishes The best ana most
serfnanent pasgrage The house 10 large ard convenient
the houses IN good order and the enclosures ne"
which together with the stock sud farming implements
will be sold ON fair terms, the purchaser desires Il
Nv Post Once Il Brenisvile, Prince Wian Co. Va.
ant Il will give pleasure 70 erswer any inquiries DE-
rabe TO hsve answered show the premises 10 any
one wishing 10 ard examine Tor himself II an early
sale should be Effected possession Of lh- snd VIII gwen
i'm lime 10 iced vhesL WIN. T. FRENCH
Green Level, 22d April l84
Ian grnl grn9u
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Railroads..
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD CO.-3lockhod-
11efs who have not paid the second instsimen " ten
dollars share due this month hereby notified thai
scrip drsfs for heir respective payable on ne
3st INST Tor sooner al sir pleasure deposited
Mechanics bank, - Waist for all TlbIcr iDsOag cf ne
ayi Or more and hey arc respectfully requested 70
Tend ~ he payment OF the same
Subscribers Tor less than five shares are reouestsd 10 call
Al The ofce Of The Company. 81 Waist snd pay their In
salmeuts there.
Stockholders who delay the payment OF their install
meats under the provisions Of tho following conditions Of
ne subscription, are requested 10 address 10 the
Secretary
hesoued, That an persons owning property through
wheh IL probable that the road will 1e located who may
subscribe 10 he stock Of the company, shall be
quir-d 70 pay any arber insts hsir respective
subscriptions than the ten per required by
M me Of ne road shall be permanently ocaed In their
respective neixhbohoods and when located tho szid
exemption from beng called upon for farther instruments
% their subscrp tOns sha b.. continued to all parties
whose lands may be required, urtl the amount 10 be al
lowed ID sucn parties respectively for vsue OF their snds
snail be sgreed assessed Ia tho provided BY
ls~.-Ne~-YOrk, Mar -. 1871 my2a lSl.f
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nIGfkL.
LIST OF LETTERS.

aDvssYIssO ~ I'VE rEUuSy ~ RycIAL AFroisrHssY'
sls. ind b Il faytA<T snacfea,
Ana all Advertisements made under the orders OF toe ro
General In Newspaper rewspspers OF etlrs
uncad og IN any Post Once sna be inserted IN zoe
or papers d ths bOwn pl4es -nere t- once soVens
ur.y 4. ritusiAd k,.rsa ts< e>sf csre.Les,0eA
INea Port Ofo< fsa-r. passsd mGrcs >, lsA
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JOHN ALLEN. II Vsnderssterss
1,rs MRS GRIFFfTH@ on the premises.


"a FARMING LANDS IN flhGiNiA-ii wv
SS Acfes % and In DOddudxs County, Western virgil
mia embracing II farms n 100 50 acres each. on
the waters q Mode Island River copies Of survey and
held notes FOR each farm will be furnished the purchasers
These farms mies from he County low aud -
rom ssl-r.vie on the OHIO River. The STATE turnpike
znd roads pass through part u Ibis land, 70 and
from ne Ohio RIVER
Corn Mheat Hemp sc. Tue and 10 well umber-d - iih
walnut Oak beech tugar-ms pie elm &c Ii Is admirably
fed for grAzng Several Of these farms ia hig
.lse q cultivation Title indispUtsble prices low an1
terms made easy Apply TO ". CUNNINGHAM,
mvI5u 8 Hsnover-si. v. Y.
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Jnsurauce.
OFFICE OF "rnE HOPE MUTUAL IIvy

~ in.t'.tc- s,sursus Val - sorrn Or sui'aasy.
kew-Y0rk 18Th March. i2s7.
This Institution Incorporated IN fsss--vA l,h.,.i 49,.
perpetual charter, and duly organized according "a
hks commenced the business OF Lie Insurance. e, AZ A.,
tus principles; The net prots being DIVIDED anna,
among the insured, according the set OF ineorr1.
The rates OF premiums conform with the usage on o
similar comprehension The convenience OF psytlss
who would prefer TO pay the premiums b. insalmsr.
pay one-hsf Ia cash and secure payment n ia r.Ii
10 IL months, by an approved noss bearing Interests
per
The lives Of Married men may be Insured 70, N. h.,,s
Of their wives srd children, that upon tie Seesss.
he insured hs wife II living Not then lls rkidrr,
will receive The smogri psysbe by ,hs policy free al
clear OF any claim by ths creditors Of the deceased
For the greater secIrify 81 parties insuFnf with IA.
TO the Of e 70 Dc 0sscs that may ICON
policies issued by the company which IL 10 unu
of the receipt Of premiums when viii 10 20 lorrsr
necessary and may BE- Withdrawn
The following hss Of the OAeers and TfSrses Dr hs
eesning year-vizs -
Nathaniel Weed. Era Wood, Chaunesy Ayr.s
Simeon Baldwin, joseph B. Nones, Philip Ospn.
Dennis PertfnA Roswell Hoyt, Wn L. bre~V,
John A. Davenport, Ssm'l X. Sstierlee. James Dinon,
Alexr II. Dana, Z. II. Beartsley, Chss Whiileseg,
Charles J. Tsylsr. John ". Leeds, joseph d NS~.,
Aiex'r Hamilton, Alex'r y. Holy, Siephsn b Provost
James 7. soauer VIM. 7. Minor, Theo. Davenport
ALEXANDERN HOLLY, President
JOHN w LEEDS. Assistant President
JOHN A DAVENPORT. Vice President
gosEPhs NoNEs, Aetnsry
ROSWELL HOYT, Secretary.
VIM WELLS, General AgeuL
Dana Woodruff 4 Leonard, Esqs COunseilors ard A.
Iorneys oflbe Company for Now-lors.
VIM I. Miner, Esq- Counsellor and Attorney tos SIAN
Ezra Wood. NJ. D. and A Cooke Hull. NJ D. Phy.icisn,
Medical Examiners and Advisers OF The Company Tor New
York.
chsuOcey Ayres NJ. D. Physician and Medical Adviser
for stamford. myil ecid
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NEW-YOKk AND ERIE RAILROAD COW.

NEW-fOkk AND ERIE RAILROAD CON.
a'rAN1-Tne Stockholders u the New-Yo and Erie
hsirosd Company are hereby nothed that an insasnI
OF Ten ooAHs per share "a al shares which The pay
ments heretofore mscs do sIce.d tbiry.hys dollars
required 10 bs paid tho Office Of the Company no Is
WaAsl on OF before The frat day OF luna nex By order
Of Ih- Directors NATHANIEL, MARSH sec'y
new-Y0rk. May |, 1871
r.b-storkholdsrs residing q, Newbufsh 81
nske Psyment 10 Thomas G Ring Esq. Cashier u The
Powell bank myt I'm
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-. pnIi,rn nEII-n EnR-ALE-Tt

90 PORPfJ HELLO FOX -ALE-rhe subscriber
wishing 10 leave The Stale, offers Tor SAT- his farm cal
le5 Porto Belio OF the most beautiful and desira
BILE residences 10 Mary and IL les Immediately on the
ST Marys River nearly opposite the old City OF NJ Mays
and la the heshest section Of The country The sou u
pecu iary dapied to the grown 81 CON- tobacco and
oafs and Yields crop OF wheat. There u no
land In 81 Marys more susceptible OF improvement nor
Ii their spy Thai possesses greater OF manure
The ahCurds with the finest s and Oysters ana during
The winter months with Waterfowl Porto BrlO Ofefs Oiner
advanta zes other farms Ia any section OF county
which s convenience 20 three Churches ui dl1eIsh
dsnomir alous- Catholic. Protestant Eptsropsl ana Me
thodist Episcopsl also two steam and Two water Rrisl
mills The nearest Of which i within three and haf miles
There IL comfortable dwelling upon H. together Win Al
necessary houses. Tbs tract contains from 30 20 ouq
sores and has pom tne body OF timber farmer des
crpton IL deemed unnecessary as Is presumed mat al
persons wishing TO Iurchsss will view The property
The subscriber viii also dispose OF his household and
kitchen furniture stock OF every descupon farming uten
sis crop, 1c.. together with carriage and harness
ms 10 2aw4w JAMES FORBES 81 Msrys County Nd
% FARM FOR -ALh-C0nssting Of sixty acres,
~ belong log the estate Of the late Capt joseph
- Griffhs deceased situated near Williams Bridge,
Westch-ser Co. N. y. and within ten minutes WAX OF
Railroad The location Is not surpassed by shy IN the
county surrounded al sides by good roads, and Ad-
Joining the country seat % Capt Spencer and James Ade
divided with fence and above SIX acres OF superior
wood a1i, and the whole well ~aiered. The barn ana
out-houses in good order Tn. dwelling house Is 10
every respect comfortable dwelling.
There 4 tho premises good app e-bearny orchards,
consisting OF four hundred yong and thrifty trees
beside pear, peach and cherry uees ANY person " sh-
tired country seat possessing facllles N coming
and from the city pleasure by railroad, r." slch Up
pormales offer. part Of The purchase money can re-
nsln on bond and mortgage per cent. For further
JOSEPH = GRIFFITHs. lS5 Analyst
JOHN ALLEN, II NsnderssIer-ss
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~ A,ITIZkN-, NkW DAN LINE

TEETH TEETHil
IN u REED, Deuli.i, Blcecker-s- the BOvery
H. Aruhcsl Teeth Of SURPRISING beauty inserted
perior aud substantial from 10 entire set
Tech ncd with gold entirely - arrest ire progress
Of decay knd rendering hen as-fGl for many years AZ
prices 70 suit h- circumstances % al persona Teeth ex
usctsd for TIE poor grsiis before A n. my26 Wv.
AWNINGS AWNINGS!
L'RESCH, VENETIAN AND PLAIN AWNINGS mad.
10 asapenor manner and finished In a splendid styls
BY WORKMAN BILL
B. Dou't forget he uanb-r AZ, sm
To CARkIAGE MAKRRs-ioo picss q iulia
rubber cloth. IS n sidsr-.ane ~
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IL AACCOmMODATI Day Line for
Ek9NTE A. bsny AMI informed ale paees.-Passage
81 Genus. Breakfast and dinner on board.
The new and 81 endid steamer Aida Capt O o TuP-
per- viii he pier foot u Robinson e. every Monday,
Wednesday and FndAy morning At o'clock. myS lv-
H. s,ITIZEN-, NEW DAY LINE Of
EnE2sxz<NO IMPOSITION FOR ALBANY and inIerneci-
ale psees-Fsre 81 eeuts-Bg=skf2si and
diuner on board
From he pier u WAen-st touching Hammond 81 pier
The new and elegant steamer kOGEk WILLIAMS,
Capt A Degroot Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, Al
hall past A NJ.
FOR passage Light freight app % board the boat, or
10 GEORGE DOLsON, n the Once,
II Wsren-sL corner Of WesLst
r. All persons are forbid trusting The above boat %
acc0UnI u the owners. myS
81 1T. GEORGE'- LINE Of Packets 70 and
go from Lverp0ol-The .plsndld fast sailing and
favOrii1 pseketship ST GEORGE, 100 tOns bur.
der Capt Ferris will sal from New-Y0fk on Tuesday
June her regular cay, and from Liverpool on The ION
August Her accommodations Cor cabin. second cabin and
.serage passengers cannot be surpassed for coGO and
conE-ni-nce Those shout proceeding Europe
wishing send for their friends out In this sper-
cd pseket should make early application board Al pier
3 Norh River, or 10 W. L J. T. TAPsCOTT,
u4 g. South o. " York
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1snd Hsdsonl Railroad Co. Bonds Of ls57 and lsa2-
Notice hereby gyen hat the interest due on the above
Bonds will be paid ~ the Mechanics Bank 10 the City Of
wYork, and amer the 10, psoxifno-A Albany Msy
1877 lnylo dldf e yo5TTR, Jr. esdy.
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4 LBANY AND SCHENECTADY RAIL
@AkOAD COMPANY.-The annual election for Direct
os Of ;his Company will be he'd their Office In the City
OF Albany the seeond Wednesday lslh day. Of Juns
next, Al u O'Clock OF that day The poll will
uaus open hour. The transfer book viii be closed on
the joh OF MAY and continue eosed until the i0h Of June
Albany May ISf7 BY order OF tho Board Of Director.
mylo ID y. FOSTER, Jr. sec'y
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Eesal Notice.
FREE AoApEMY-YEs oRNo.

BoARD or ASSISTANT ALDERMEN, May II, 1871
ON MOTION OF ASSISTANT ALDERMAN GRAY
~ The following Ordinance ordered Ia be published
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A GENERAL MEETING Of The creditors u Han.
lhion d. Risley, nonresident debtor will be held 81
the office OF the undersigned John II. Edmonds IN iheCly
u Unca, the first day Of June next. o'clock
H al which lime and place all accounts and demands for
and sgains, the estate u such debtor will listed
far the be sscsrtsined, and the amount q
moneys 10 the hands Of The Trustees declared ID
ca, March y, lsi7. JOHN n. EDMOSDS
,,9a ,.v,u MILAN STACY Trustee.
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Approved by The Mayor, May 10, 1917.
my263l, le3,6S7 ID. Il. VALENTINE, CIsrk e. o.

ORDER OF Hon. NJ Ulshoeher Judge Of he COM
Dof Com Pleas for the City and County Of Nesf0fs,
notice hereby gwen pursuant 10 the provisions OF hs
statute authorizing attachments against Abscondng con
ceaed, and nonresident debtors that attachment has
issued against the estaie Of ALVA KUNkALL aDd VIII
LIAM HALL, residents of the Territory Of isconsin,
and that the will be sold for the payment VI hef
debts unless they appear and discharge such attachment
according 10 law within nine months from tbs first pub
hcslon OF this notice and that the payment OF any debs
due 10 them By any persons Of this btae, and the delivery
20 hem for their use, Of any properly belonging TO
them, and the transfer Of any OF their property by hem
forbidden by law, and void Dated the 9Th day q
May, iS47, WILLIAM COLT, Attorney for
myl7 Iawhn Attaching CredflOg
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DDRsCANT 10 an order VI John Morgan SBnozss
Of the County Of Seneca, Notice Is hereby given 70
persons having claims demands against Edwin T.
brecz ate u hs town Of OVID In said county decesssa
- present the with the vouchers thereof 10 the an
cersigned Sarah h. Breck ana Samuel r. Breck. Admins
trsirix snd Administrator u t Of the said EdSn
Bfeck, deceased 81 Tho dwelling h0lse " the SAID sam
ue r Breck Ia Waterloo, In said cOonty or before
the first day u July nexL-Datsd Dec. H. l3so.
SARAH Il. BRICK, AdminisusrlL
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houses TO Eet.

. TO LET-The lover psri OF house lst LA1rens-st
81 near ID ., che o. .uIaI O. I'll FAR y. Gro
~ ton ws,er IN he yard lnqure On the premises
--vac 81.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the surrogaie ofhe
iCOuny Of NewYOrk notice Is hereby given 70 81 pe
sons having claims against James Halliday late ofae ey
vouchers thereof To the subsc.r az the ooe Of Henry
T.. Davies, No % Wasee in The city Of New 9,s %
OF before the FIRST day Of June next Dated Ne~tos'
the 9Th day Of November 1916.
MARY JANE HALLIDAY
af..e.. .4.-.f.4.t,.t.. r. A.
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COM ~ EHCpAL sSCELg.IG k;NCE.
State OF the Flour Mark cts.

PHILADELPHIA, May l0-The demand for -four has
been fair but holders having advanced their rates TO
S. BIN per Dbl the sales have been confined 1900
l4o0 bbls at So 3h and few hundred bbs. ut SIS as
AT the latter price there are now free buyers but
sellers Corn Meal-Sales Of 1000 bbls at SIS IS
S5 37h. Wheat-Red wheat is dull of sale and prices
rather unsettled Sales of 1910 50 600 bushels good
white at 81 10 per bushel Corn has slightly advanced
sales Of 1000 5000 bushels Pennsylvania yellow at
81 II per bushel weight
NEw ORLEANS, June 2-Yesterday rather quiet
day ior business, though the sales grain particularly
wheat were large. The -four market rather less
hrm owing to heavy receipts and only 5000 bbls
sold ut So 10 to Sc 80 for Ohio and Illinois and 81 To
~ % per Dbl for St. Louis or corn, $4,000 bushels
were taken for shipment, ut IS Soc per bushel the
highest price for yellow The sales Of wheat embraced
$4,000 bushels at 81 a. to ST. Az per bushel for prime
CIsciSSArr, June Although we had news only O
the Hiberna being tecgraphed at Boston, there wa
notwithstanding brisk demand for flour to-day,
the sales reached 4700 bbls. Small lots from wagon
SO 81 to So 49, so do from store at IS 200 do from
store at IS s0 1900 do board fiat boat So g.
residue in sundry lots at IS 75
CLEVELAND, June Canal Receipts-l3O9O bushels
wheat 22705 do corn $3.50 bbs -four. Sales of Flour
300 bbs mixed brands. 81 IS; 900 bbls Doddridge 81
20. OF Wheat-3s00 bushels to arrive, 81 49, Of Corn
1000 bushels in store, 6lc 5000 do. ahoat e.; 6OOl
DO. "a. Also $50 bbls Mess Pork SI4 so Wheat from
teams, l35 $780, Corn, SO a 6Oc.
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Foreign Markets.

KINGSTON Jam May T. l6F.-,ince our last, under
date Of Sd instant, have little change note in
commercial affairs Flour Is as dull have ever
known it. and dealers will touch nothing but what
they have immediate sale for Small sales Of meal
being effected at n % shinys crackers worth
~ u shngs; navy bread Is and would realize
l5s per barrel The supply is rather heavy We have
TO report sale OF 335 Kegs Philadelphia lard mt I'd per
ID, aud 100 kegs Philadelphia butter at On 40 boxes
Philadelphia candles at Sd Pork-Primc American
moves on slowly Mt 72s per Dbl; wanted aud
uld realize sss. Boef-The sales have been 40 half
u; - aud 90 shilngs Ibis particular package IL
sale of 100 American at 61kd cheese, American may
be quoted at ~ 3d. the stock hand Is large corn
upwards Of 700 bags fresh American been sold Mt
bs and 1900 bags South American have been sent
to Cuba. Exchange on New York five per cent pre-
MUM
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Foreign lmpOr1a tsoos.

10, iSp,d-35 hhds 3,3 boxes sugar Moses Tav
10 forming SonyOO6 s.t,rs Francis (,ippe
d1 u Ioil2 800 do Bsnces-I 900 do John
sd A. ,nuacco Jose Ledon-228 secars
nIa do John Mathews co-Soco do John
bag coffee HON Buchard-7 cases DOS sugar
tobacco cases tobacco Leaf seoons rome J " W paes
pale 'oeac,o cuttings $4,000 segnrs Faber K,iivia s A.
Lille lNasn.s-s9OO0 DO w Thomns-,8oo a. ~v "a 20
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