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Washington telegraph., 1847-06-23

4 suckfR's Nsr 70 run Tnr,rRr.
eWcii, I've ben Hr, Jim, sail Sucker
u his erohg.
"Whar, DOWN 10 Semi I.oaisle inquired
i'm.
"Well no whar else, was The answer.
aani I've seed s1me on the dutnedesf
thing you've ever heetd on in the hull
animd creation.
"Wml wut they libe1' inquired lin.
"0hi all sars oI d1ins mixed up sorlrf
eterY way bal The lhiag that insl tuel, M
Straight Vaf seen' a G44g eaam' Arar
IL la lsal war hHrhsI, Hlt n laakin'
pmi, AMI play spon seel On hie hoss
hills, stuck agIn hon7rs. that y teller named
han s1ra war snins 10 eul up some 1l the
tallcsl kinl ol shinlls. war natralIy
hound 10 find ont whal il waf like. so
akcl l',llar reaiin It. aud he laughed
h. said il war only the me- isH. says |,
lhsl ar show. aim IN and. sail he, Il mr.,
INT it aim no circus show, nnr a animal
show nuf a light Of hand show nulher
bnl d. snrs Of ii hlnlsnme show, held ina
Place big as ON county seal court house.
| jet malf up my mind Ia ga ten cont
straight, lannl ont whar they ken, il,
aHl up saes bui thar they tod me the
lowest notch WI cool gnalier-lhsl stag.
gerel ne. but gin il. Raal or de when
You'fa ia fur il, sfs |. so up goes the
allirgaes lot of slairs=-l thought afler
spell r. come ag, samcYhaf near the moon,
but hy lnycllin' a spell got up whar a
lni of iolks VIZ Il booked 10 me Ike
meo'in' hause, with three eallens, and lit
mp Ike all ou' el' doors in day light \ lai
9I icllsrs flllel away a spell by ihufsel,es.
lat cns mr It ! could sec whar that teller
Dan sons wur nnl iesl as | wnr qain' TO
asl, a chan whai The show wur, up rolled
lhf hall sIlr # The house, right aiaHa mr.
and oal slfl a aal on her tip loe., whirlin'
about like a. Il she crullu't keep down 10
the yaarth. ihr way shc handled hef pinz
jest =at IN mHfms-it icn M, Sellers
IL hollow, ani sle anl slow. I asked
Is.lcf ncA me whl she Wur. ani IN swar
il be- diina NY Il wur Dan Sa1' which.
instead ul brins man namr, VIII French
aT daasin wuman | didn't notice ai
iarst. bnl after q spell seed The reason
She couldn't keep from lnnpin'-il made
my har kind . Iise--sbe Wur not only
lngel luukiu creature. but jim. yan lin
believe II or not, hos lly, IN lcelaf Size
hil iz'la1"
'Iicrr,H says jun, "you hin jest take
my hat.
II know'd nobody would believe me-
aid The Sucker, 81 jest snoW'd it bm m
swar seed her take bold on the Zip Of her
wing spread Il ont, aud le-t ily like a bird
clean across the hull side of tho house.
A lti,cr wur chasin' her, bui he couldn't
shine. She shurk her Toe at him. aud sid
right ont Of sighl" !
Thar says jun, "lhM'll do Lnow'd !
you could do P,ciy well G lyin', but that
last effort kjn take the cakcsl"
81 aini roin' to toll 1t any more, but IN |
swar seed it.'
".ecd lhunlch' shout. jim. "You reed |
what The doctors call q o'fIr'o,y coRpsioa,
81 Louis RsraiNc.
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-23

Tus LATE GEN DRoasooLr.-This de.
llngulshod but unhappy gentleman, who
laiely djod low days after his election to
Congress, bad tho misfortune some ten or
twelve years ago 10 kin in a duel, an old
friend with whom he had momentary dis.
pate. We well remember at the time the
excitement which this event caused in the
District. Alr. Dugger, tho unfortunate an
laaouist Of Gen. npmgoole, was uniyor.
sally admiredand esteemed by all his neigh.
.ofs, anu hy mono ruore than Gen. d. him.
sell, A slight difficulty having no serious
origin or bearing, arose between Duagcf
and nfomgoole, at dinner given to The
latter This difficulty was adjusted the
nsSl day, aud the two friends resumed fhcif
relations Of cordial friendship AMI good will
when, unhappily some busy. bodies inter
Tered and provoked Gen. ID. TO rencw the
difficulty. \ challenge consequently pas
cd, aud the parties went into North Garo.
lima 10 fight duel. Al this lima il wa
UNIVERSAL ly believed thai Gen, DfomHao!s
would ho killed. lla was almost blind.
unused To lin.arms aud Of a nervous ten
Pepment. Digger, on the contrary, Wa
a stout. prompt man. with a quick oye una
considerable reputation a. u shot. Tie
result althe duel shocked tho whole eoun.
IN. Dusaar was zhoi through the heaIf
ai the first Ire. lie lcll vile aud several
children, lnd urge cifeln of relatives and
friends 10 mourn his loss, but their sniltf.
inss, Keen a. they musl have been, were
mild indeed compared with the agony Of
conscience aud ullleiion of soul which this
unhappy eront caused 10 the unlodnnnle
survivor. Naturally generous aud warm.
hearted, ol strong feelings aud tender suz.
crpIibilily. Dromgoule VA nearly madlrn
ID BY lAis unhappy allair. lie sought re
lIeiin nets Of kindness 10 the family Of The
lamenled hngger-in the stir and cenfiet
ai paflY #fnggles-ani. alasl too often IN
ihe wild excitement ni'lhe wine cup.
Ihnsc who have sighed Over the lamrn
table weakness which this distinguished
man Ton ollen exhibited. even when orol.
pling prominent position before the eonh.
Try and exciting the wafmcsi admiration Of
his brilliant talents. liille knew the pf5ha.
BE cause Of hi unfortunate habits.
Bnt he is now conc and pcuec 10 his
memory Let not hi, weakness dafken af
obscure the bright reputation a. a s:aies.
man and ofaiof, as a man aud senlleman.
which he has lei, behind him.
A. soma aionoment IA the family afiha
gentleman whom Cen. Dromgoole bad the
misfortune To kill, We perceive in Virgin.
IA paper. that he has leii the bulk Of his laf.
tune. which was considerable. To the widow
and children Of his unloFinnlle Antagonist.
This last act should coser 4 multitude Of
ains.-N q Dold.
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-23

A SINGULAR RAcE or PEorLE.-Tho
Observer Published at Calcutta, gives the
subioiuci notice ola singular race Of poo.
po called BY tho name ol Caihics, who
inbabil a part oil Guzcm, They are wor.
shippers Of the sun, as are the adoring
Pances:
These people arc supposed to be the
ancient Clhic, who in tho time Of Alex.
aulrr the Gr,a's invasion occupied a por.
ton Of the Puujlub, near The confluence of
he Gge rivers. imong the CaibiJs there
are no distinctions ofcasio. Besides priests
they have an official class ofpcrs1us named
barbs, who possess authority almost cqial
to that Of the Duls. They become Sc.
cu..ly Ion lhr paymer Of debts the conduct
OF individuals who have misbehaved, aud
The appearance Of persons in pending ac.
lions, either civil or criminal. On the
same terms they conduct travellers and
caravans through districts infested with
robbers, or in sialo Of war. Ii a troop
Of predatory horse appear tho bard com.
maud5 them TO retire, and bunlishing his
dagger lakcs solemn oath that If they
pluudcr the person under his protection, he
viii stab himscl! to tho heat, and bring
upon their heads the guilt Of shedding his
blood. Such Is the ycncnton in which
be is held a. a person Of celestial origin,
and such is the horror at being the cause Of
bis doalh, that the threat Ia almost every
instance delers them from making the med.
iialed attack, aud tho party is allowed to
pass yn unn1iesled.
The religion Of these people consists Of
little else than an alteration Of the sum-
They invoke this object Of their worship
before commencing any great undertaking
and il a pundoring expedition be successful
a portion Of The proceeds is consccraicd to
The service Of religion. The only lunc.
lions Of tho priests are to celebrate mar.
ringrs aud funeral solcmnilics. They
have but one sacred baildng, temple; il
is situated near 'lhaum, aud is dedicated to
the sun, and contains a dazzling rcproscn
Alion Of that glorious lumInary. Tho
Calhcs arc somewhat above the average
size, often exceeding six feet. The women
are tall and olien handsome--gcncrally
speaking, modest and faithful 10 their lords,
The Caihiei have no restriction OF any
Kind regarding The use ol food OF drink
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-23
TO THE PUBLIC.

Certain impressions which arc abroad
with the public in reference TO the opera.
lions OF the brigade oil Gen. Pillow, at the
battle o. Ccrro Gorlo, seem to require Of
tho undersigned, officers Of the "a Rogi-
menl Tennessee Volunteers, simple slate.
menl of lacl5. It will be seen that the
statement differs materially from tho ac.
counts which have heretofore reached tho
public ear, and that the idea it conveys
Of military talents Of Gen. Pillow is by
no means complimentary to that officer
but the undersigned utterly disclaim any
other motive in making this publication
than such as arises from desire to do
Justice to others and 10 have justice for
themselves. They are unwilling 10 accord
to tho uucharlablc the privilege Of yielding
10 tho brave men they commanded only
,ha, questionable sort Of reputation which
often attaches 10 men who have been en-
gagged IN ln uasucce-sIu enterprise, mlgs,
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-23
From tie StaLoas Refsiiie.

rum ttft Att tWHta httftftft
We have no idea who lhc good, natieut lady /
who cautions her sex in the following yefscs, ha
will bet fIile that her poor husband only resoii,
10 his pipe aud Quid TO deaden, II possible, the
rattle OF an active tongue
MY HuSB.lND USES TOBiCCO
lie sits in his char from morning Ia naht,
''lia smoke, chew, smoke,
lie rises At dawn his pipe to lisht,
Coos pulling and chewing with allhis might,
Iill the houroi sleep lis his delight
To smoke Chew, smoke.
The quid goesm when hs pipe goes out,
lis chow, clew, chew,
NaR, cloud Of smoke nnura from BIZ throat
Then, his mouth sends a constant stream alloal,
Sufficient 10 carry mill or a boat
liz chew chew, chew.
lie sits all diy IN n smoke or fog,
fla puff puff puff,
lie gruWis al ha vie, thu cal and dog
lie covers with filth the carpet unl rug.
And LIS only answer when give lhu a j1s.
j. Issili faIE pull
The house at o'af ituH gud to end,
aHUhe. FuaIe, sm0h#l
In BlatH6cI fa1mmy Wy Ncua,
Il IJalH ha old elalNgs 10 FaEHli aHd .aH..l
U4.fsH#u. HHHum WHas asasall
us Hm4.s#. ..Iai =Hla#
Allsas or adiaaa. aIaHo. aaal,
suaHa, eIHw #uu4zs
lis maalh IS stuffed nuH sagI8o#H.
uHFHiiIH1 liz laHp al= q I6H# .szI#4f.
All Hs#aag sui saI I8aH.E IgI#,
o. #mHi=. #u##.. z#.a.#
NaHns iadlls bsWan Ia. Hl... INDEED.
Efe yan uHfg mip sH.l HH#s 'f#a N#zl
4 TEE Tint hasbaads faurgHI slaaii iI#., u.
7hau mafrY a husband 81 la ia. z1lsaHi'
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-23

BTriE OF StaRAHENrp- -lnciienfs.
While the Missouri forces aefe advancing
upon the Mexican fn'mnchmcnts at Sac.
fameaio, tall private in one OF the eompa
MES called out 10 tho Captain 10 hali, nnd
The officer suppnsing thai he was lallerine.
and fearful Of such feeling At so pefilou.
moment, lcapfd in lronl aud slefnly shoui.
ed, "faruudth
"lIo, Captainl hush, bisl Keep shady
a momeni," says he, chars a cellar peep
in over the bank at US; jest let NE iFy my
Old shoolin' h,in' on him"
"forrad' lsaY SIR shouted the officer
again.
well but Jest to try the thing. Captain.
for i ainl a right down saflin piece yet.
said he; aud dwelling upon The peepine
Mexican, bc dropped him. "Good as
wheat" he exclaimed; "lhe old United
States iNin' talks as il il had raal natraI
animosity agin them irllarsl"
During the fight party of ono company
were, from their position, watching for
chance shots at those who showed them.
selves inside oflhc entertainments; and the
MeIieans appearing 10 have little idea OF
the craftsmanship Of the men opposed 10
them, would expose their persons as they
fred their pieces those who did so, were
almost certain to iall by the FIRE oflhe Mis-.
souri, sharp shooters; aud so little did tho
latter consider themselves in danger from
the return fire, that they kept up a Gre OF
laughter, also at tho success Of their shots.
Alter so5eml oi the enemy had thus fallen,
tho others woLld place their gun on tho
entertainments and fire at random, with no
part Of their person exposed. This mus.
keiry from the enemy was almost harmless.
When the company was ordered TO charge
upon the enlrenchments, one ufihe prigales
was laughing so heartily that the tears
were rolling down bis checks. A comrade
inquired
"Whal ails you, Saml"
"Why, I'm ticklcd with secch fghlin' as
lhis," says hei "l'll swar el il aint rs good
as any turkey shooiin' I've ever seedl
~. LouiS RerciHo.
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-23

lIoNoR 70 DANIEL WEBSTER AT Go.
LUABiA.-Wc learn that Mr.. Webster on
his arrival at Columbia, on "Wednesday
evening last,was met by procession, In tho
College Campus, which was lighted with
bonlrcs, where he addressed the youthful
yotaries of learning and hospitality, and
thence proceeded to the enjoyment or an
elegant entertainment at the iinc residence
OF his friend the Hon. WIN. c. Preston,
President of the College, situate on tho
eastern side Of the Campus, and directly
fronting tho spacious and shady plain.--
The next day, Thursday, Mr.. Webster par.
took Of splendid festival, at Woodlands,
the plantation and beautiful villa Of Colonel
Wade Hampton, who has been SO long re.
nowned for plodging, in fullest measure,
Carolina hospitality to the illusirious siran.
ger. Returning from Col. Hampton's, Mr..
Webster attended, in tho evening, an ole.
giant Jc'e at Prof. Liebcr's. AT noon yes.
lerday, Mr.. Webster was to have received
the visits and welcome Of the citizens Of
Columbia generally, at Carke's Hotel, and
at o'clock, 2. NJ, was again to have ad.
dreised the students nj Campus. In tho
evening he WAS to atlcnda splendid citizens
Ball, given in homage to his greatness and
worlh,-Choric,ion Courier, Mdy 10.
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-23

Tm SKprING RorE.-l'he skipping
rope, q toy which is discarded by the young
girl when entering a premature woman
hood, but which ought to DO looked upon
as a necessary article in every bondoir, or
private room occupied by Il woman Of civ.
iIized habits, is ono OF the best il not tho
very best kind Of gymnastio exercises that
| know. Il exercises almost every muscle
OF the bo1y.-Dr. Robertson.
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-23

Major William d. Gdmscyi OF Tcyns, one Of
the clpIors of Santa Anna at san Jacnto, u now
at New Orleans, lor ile purpose of raising d COM
pany oI dugoous to serve during the w1 al the
reserve guard OF Cen Taylor, under hg name Of
"OId Zacb Reserve Guard
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-23

BEGiNNiNc no MNCLE.-l'romthe fol.
lowing, which appeared in Tic Mobile Her
aid, It would seem that the work has be.
gun. We hope the gentleman will find an
angel in bis Mexican bride, if such she be.
MHrici.-At Mior Mexico, on the --tb
ult,, Mr.. Jack Il. Everett, lately Of this city,
10 Miss Aaloineuo Garcia, Of the lormor
Place.
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-23

ADVICE TO YouNG MEN.-llaye Il fairly under.
stood before you wed, whether you intend 10 marry
un individual OF whole family
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having sv1iy s. sisis i."sdisss vests sSs .sssss
vsSy euu. oslee could net be forced, sHsspe D =
grsas ssonsNe. neldsss havs thssseess ns ss.s ~
~ sS WAY p,sissty the esAasd n s1s esss 80 ~
wise present. rates eounot be maiutaiesd ensg sS
should b large export demand, whien nss
except Ct lover prices The last dates ron 49,
30 so; stocks moderate At Rio 0rsnds on the iosn
the quotations 24n 2Sn FOR hicnmone' ~ ~
for Baltimore Exchange on Rio Janeiro o per cent
discount. Domestics-The importarionS sIe eaoesS.s
,I0rs for rowp mills net scs 275 blue do, net 9cts
2sOrs York stripes net e<cts 266 Shetucket do, net
o eta I7Ors sOin shirtings net 6tscts but to make
sales any extent from 10 TO aors per yrrd deduction
both American and English are very heavy, and we
fear that the latter will eventually drive the former
from the market. being sold open credits OF IL
Tsa-Ths continued heavy arrivals have completely
Good and superior Hyson may b. quoted at 1850 =
lI9OO, net so 60cts Common and inferior qualities
quite unsslesbls The stock Ia SUN ,ent for twelve
months. Candles-The import having b-en moderate
good qualities selling at l0s net 26cs Lumber IL
In demand, and cargo would bring 75 SOL, $40
$50 per Sat-The arrivals ms wing en- To some ex
tent prices hsve declined cargo Of Crspani brought
s5ers net 27xcts PR bushel and Of Csdis 7s0rs
net 2tcts. Cod6sh-Ths imports have been moderate
and prices are we'll sustained sale Of ordinary qua
lily made at l90O0 net 81 So Sales Of lard $50
4oors, net "a '6cts Rosin $500. net 81 90 Plug
tobacco, 400rs net Gets Hams, 2U0rs net skots Wax
l00rs net 2scts CofssThe arrivals from the interior
heavy reducing ths stock to about 50 900 bsgs
Prices from 80 to lc0s higher particularly for
good hrsts which readily bring 2760 2Is50 for Eu-
rope, or 6X on It's board; superior 900 3050
bssu 4o bags OF which a. s02 have gone the
United STATES follow
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Cleared.

Cleared.
Ships-Orord (pkt) Goodmansou, Liverpool, c II Mar
6:s% Sis. 1G$ss;es g5fsas
sA eISH
fcundI.ad GoodSas co; Lacy Ho.%e Sn Maze ,a New
Joseph Baleh, Wright, Boston.
sS%s: Bta.o. j.ao Mara. EoSsi Wasa aSc
apsnSSs%ss do H.ss John MeKenn
siOcD.IEIs;f Bennett Esi River Willard Dennis Pro-
Arrived.
shiP srl,ana Rice New 05en, 20 days. with eoon&c.
Hss SSsS sP S:.a Of E.
Lands sh;s eSs! ss,sraAy %On'DS n 90
.sos; SIP HPs e. Il S isss s.s.
sI Sept % ."S
T. ssd winds after lsa,ss onSEss On the 2,h
ds%si. Esdss.d ss!6a ;s'' CIV; a.ms
Aa CO s ss ai: F'I B; Sw s;
roFS SPIKE SEPT .s 3 3 n lon g W. bark Msispp.
Bark rhen,x Bush st ubes, Aug H. via Hampton Roads,
Barr Gsf.;.a Iun Neuv., 20 day., with sugar. to Mes.
w % L1 % :y
port 18th instant in the Gulf spoke ship Louisville on
fI Pc o5:., Rcss :. EscsiI day.; with
Cd Signals With brig Bs.. steering .On,S is,5 s
Ion % 81 exchanged signals with ship Susan Lord steering
Bark Ion. King Matanrss. 10 days. with sugar, to the
Bark Edward, BrlIsy. Wilmington. N CO. days. with
swed.sh brig sophia, OLSON. Rio Jsnero, 50 days
Norfolk arrived the day previous Vessels left
Brig Trojan. Kelly. ssgua la Grsnde (Cuba) 18th instant
with 22t hds oils moiases to Colt Spoke Sed 20
lat 30 Lon rs IS brig Eliza Of Portland, from Cardenas fo
Boston 2sth instant lat % 25 Ion go pilot boat Pet from
bVston TO Savannah.
Pns c%sS yG5i sssua Ia orando. 18Th instant with 'uSa
Bug Clinton Prince tof salem) Hayana 20 days. with
gupto IN, master Vessels left before reported -,
British brig Cuew Card Bay of Honduras 20 days. with
| reported.
brig Angora, Moore, Angostura IS days. with loewood
Orleans, soon. $500 "
British brig Science Hogan, Talks island Il days. with
stto ponscomb& beckwih iith met, ia Turks Isla.d
Iase SPOKE snip Ana IL days from Boston for Belize Hon
eus 18Th sept lat 20 30 lon Us exchanged signals with
vidence ef and from NorfoIk for Turks land
Brig Augusta. Sherwood, Savannah, DAYS 10 sturges
Chairman Co. 49, ~
Brig Excel. Macy Savannah days. to sturves Clear
man lsT Ion ~ 80 saw large shoal Of whales
Brig Walton Rowe, George own, 3 &, DAVIS with
Us 900 feet Of lumber 10 Walton Little-vsssel 70 Rail
Fost On The 23th and 26h ed gales from
| the nouhwud. with thick aud fogHy weather.
rchr Ocean Thatcher City Of 81 Domingo, 9TH inst with
mihoEsny tos Lewis sept a. lat &c 80, lon 72 3d. passed
brig lndn 81 Baltimore steering -E Died. sept 2t In
schr Joseph Crsnston. Motion. New Orleans, as days
| Peck " "
| schr Jersey Oak, Rogers, yirrinia.
| l. sfowell.
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Herald Foreign Correspondence.

MO DE JANIiRo, Aug z, lSi7.
The csarauces for the United States wers-lst Impl
Pedro (Bras Philsdslpha 1900 bags Of coffee Sd PEN
gum (ssrdinisu) New York 1860 do; 9th. Hermitage,
Baltimore 5000; 9Th Maine, do, 1890 do 9th Almeua
Boston, 2364 do; l2th Indus Baltimore 1850 do; Pu.
rsxa Bras New York, 1900 do Iath, Norma, do Bos
ton 800 DO 800 hides; 10TH Caroline, Boston 2l62
bags Of coffee, 2l24 hides; Olveira (Por New York,
AGA bags Of Coffee Goth Laurens New York. $500 bags
of coffee l39 logs Of wood 2s Palmetto $500 bags
OF ooHse l05 logs Of wood so bbls apioca 26th Hay
gard, Phisdelphia l7ea bags Of coffss 2sth, Midas
New York, 100 do; subt Port), Boston, AZ do, 5000
hides; soth z. Ring, New York, Aaoa bags Of coffee
Empress, New Orleans a0O4 bags Of coffee Imports
from the United states o97e bbs -FOUR TAO packages
domestics 767 do tea so boxes sperm candles 6M
bsr 20 bills rosin 41S hams 81 kegs OF lard % boxes
tobaooo SO do tacks 45 pieces Of sail oloth
Of nsh and sundri.s From Trieste lao bbls -four and
from Valparaiso 1900 bags Of -four and 300 Of wheat
FlourThs high quotations Of breadsurs from Europe
and thu United stes have enabled the holders sd
vance their prices and sales TO extent have
made 1t az50U 1880 for Richmond net 80 ~ 50 70
2ON an for Baltimore net So IS s0 Trieste, 24 net
40 and Chill ISL net 81 The sales and export dur
ine tbs month we're about IA 900 bbs The stocks
10000 bbls Richmond, 1000 Columbia, and 4000 Bslti
more in nrst hands, and 5000 bbs Baltimore in specu
stors total 900 bbs. Holders are very firm ct as
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ais market were as follows


PHILApELPHIA, Sept 2o.-The market has been rather
quiet to-day, but prices fully maintained. Flour
continues and the streams al well supplied
With water there Is enquiry for wheat for grind
sos - as Sales for export Of 900 bbls Brandy wine
hour ct something s. TO- aud 400 half bbls the
usual difference Rye FlourA small sale at - I2K -
In corr meal no sales have transpired Grsin-Wheat
IL scarce, and IN request sale Of good old Pennsyl
ysns red et III 70 and some white at 81 as per bushel
500 inferior Southern at 81 10; some prime at
81 10 and 1000 bushels damaged Western at % cents
Rye--A sale Of Pennsyyanis at rs cts corn il in
better request Sales Of 1900 bushels PennsyyaLn At
6s for fiat and 10 cents for round yellow Some 1900
Southern white at 65 OTIS Oats-sales Of Southern At
n ots
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Hides have improved and sales of Rio Gsande have
made or l60ors, 9xcts board River Platte $50
l5ors sA y Gets The stocks now much reduced
and held ut advanced prices the receipts fom the
south expected to be very moderate for several
months, Freghts have declined considerably in
qusnce Of numerous arrivals of European vessels The
present quotations f3 ca for Europe 81 81 30 to
United States Exchange opened at 27h, and some
transactions made at gid It afterwards to
AN and finally closed at 271< 27 very firm. Specie
Patriot douboons declined to 2sNo0O do dollars s40
little demand.
AUa mo arrivals from the United States From
Chilli 2022 bags OF -four have been received The flour
market is very dull the few retail sales making at
quotations. Holders firm Dates from Montevdeo
to the oath ut The English had withdrawn their
bockadiug squadron and the troops from the city lesv
ing the French to continue the blockade before The
dour per Gen Pinknsy had been sold at $i4 board
net $40 80 Spanish. Tho copper market is very Hrm,
the purchases for Europe being very large Exchange
27Gd firm. Salt, 6O0rs, net 20cts per bushel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-01

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