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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-19

The average Loco majority on five Judicial of
GERS isl2Se5; on the four Judge only 70 s95 Jew
EFT lowest Loco leads Whittlesey highest Whig)
el2o votes out Of 26s s26 Whittlesey is 10 633
behind Bronson, who gets - votes out OF IA ss6.
more than his colleague Gardiner, the Lieut. Gov
ernor. Out Of 26s752 votes divided between
them. Benton had 1904 more than Lsmport for
Clerk of Appeals Lsmport lone Of twelve broth
es of Ontario runs ahead Of his ticket and loses
Benton, ex-M. c. falls behind his and gets elected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-19
B-The Union Of Thursday evening undertakes to

Es The mon Of Thursday evening undertakes 10
prove, by ne authority efthe War Department that
Gen Taylor has at least 10000 men under his i'm
mediate eommsnd and this against the assertions
ofthe New Orleans and MAtamoros papers, and Of
the returned volunteers themselves to the contrary
So, the bigOts and fools that imprisoned Calico
for maintaining the earth was spherical and revolv.
ed round the Sun undertook to prove by the Bible
the reverse OF both propositions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-19

] "RIeHELIEu' DIAMOND foiNrEo GoLo PEN-J. y
SAVAGE, " FultonsL has the exclusive isle OF these
Pens They are sold al 81 only and rely on tbeir mUa
for popularity. Also, Gold Pens from Is cent. 10 o. 80
silver included The trade supplied thu beat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-19
The Crops on the Continent.

Our readers will probably be pleased TO see the
following notices Of the appearance OF the crops 10 the
south Of Germany and the shores OF the Meditsrs
mean and the Black Sea which translate from letters
received by the Journal Of The Ausrlan Lloyds and the
Osssrators TrestiHo Of the 18th and 10th ult
Letters from Greece, OF the 10Th uumo, speak very
avoraoly OF appearance Of the grain crops and the
fruit trees From Odessa Of the 81 May complain Of =
Of rain in the interior but speak Of the quantity Of
grain coming forward As very large. From Modsvis
and Wsllscna speak very fsyorsby Of the appearance
Of the grain crops.
From the dstric, Of Verona on the 18th May give q
very good account Of the appearance OF hs Wheat but
not 90 good one Of that OF the Rye. From Gscis Of
tue I'm May state that the appearance OF tho Winter
sown crops very favorable From Trpol, Of the LIST
May state thst.h Barley crop poor but the Wnest
good From Egypt of the Zth A state that new heat
was expected IN the market shortly.
The crop was about equal 10 that OF last year which
was good one. From sicily, Of the 9th April state
tnst the weather mad injured the vince the al.
mond and other truibearnz ees but that the appear
snce OF the grain crops very good. From Bohemia
Of the 9th May that the long continuance OF the
rains had nterfered with the sowns Spring crops
on lands out that they had greatly improved the sp
pearance Of the wheat and the fruit trees.
In MoraviA 90 the stn May the wheat had shot and
gave every prospect Of good harvest In South Tyro,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-19

% Citizens and strangers save twenty nyepef
cent In Boots Shoes and Caters, by purchasing them
ofYoUSG & JONES, Anust near tho Museum. French
true motto. iel51
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-19

II The seralag glory OF . ~ell-m.de man 10 lsxp.
rianI head VI hair, aad whoever negl-cs ns impofsL
sppecdsse 10 the human head divine viii most sssafsey
tread this vale VI tear" hing Of scorn 90 ye 5s
tore 70 The great man q The age, Inc is great whom I
AID Philanthropy make grestD 10 Phsi0n's brosaw1
under Jadsons Hotel and buy Of his Hair inskS
RAZOR, ana you will have Q loxunant sosh VI ~,
SILKY hsir. Who . tho next custo0srP for ~
iaI7A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-19
Bnsiuese Notices.

~ One Of the Doctors ia the New.York Hospital has
discovered that II 10 perfect cure for dy,pepsisA
Extract from Dr.. aiding. Letter
HEW.YokE E.h IA tafa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-19

LIGHT HAT CLEAR HEAD I-hNON at ISs Fulton
st. has beautiful light and airy Summer Hats,
pressy adapted to the great object OF keep
ing cool"
The healthy and vigorous action OF the brain
less depends upon the freedom and elasticity o. The
head 1t therefore follows that Summer should bo
light and airy possible, and that any make
more money with Of Knocks than with any o,hsu
Try the experiment eli TuTh&sn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-19
Egypt.

Mehemet Ali returned 10 Alexandra at the end
OF last month in order spend the Summer there IL
Is his wont 20 do that town being cooler than any part
OF Egypt during the hot The Viceroy Is
talking OF bis intended visit to Europe bat the execution
of the project is still doubtful and the large steamer
which 10 present being built in the arsenal and which
10 said TO be destined for the conveyance OF mis- ghness
cannot be hsished before next year.
The grain crops magnificent the harves, In Up.
per snd Central Egypt had been got In by the end of
April and the wheat crop being cut Delta Egypt
will export four million hectoires Of corn by the
end OF July
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-19

SETTLEMENT OF THE QUARREL WITH GREECE
Il Is asserted in Coustsntnople thsttbe Greek cabinet
had come to tbs determination OF according the salts
iscuon demanded by the Porte for the insult offered tc
M hussurus. The Russisn Kstesmer sent 10 tbs
Pireus by N. dOusunOf the 18th Of April has no
yet returned have the Turkish govern received
any official announcement Of the above Intelligence II
10, however, generally supposed 10 be correct
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-10
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-10

FISH-Tue Fish wharf. at this place, the
great depot Of the Potomac Fisheries i be
ginning to assume a very lively aud bust
ing appearance. The run Of FISH has but lusl
commenced and it's hardly safe, as yet, to
quote prices. In a week or two, probably,
the regular run of the season will commence
Several sinai elrgles OF Shad and Herring ar
rived yesterday. Sbad were selling al IRON
9l0 to SIP per hundred, and Herring at s.
per thousand.-Ai6r GUl.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-10

SUSPECTED MURDER The eeraaerof
Iflta las necu holding an inquest outAt tott
a Mr, Sweet iofmtdy Mrs Piauok. which
2aStlltstal fat l9at3>'aHH. bat subsequent
Hta>lHtelfsd Owing e. t,rt5I8usottsi play
z5e i-leas5d.4.al Property.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-10
LAST

As, tONCERI.
.RANn ETHIOPIAN CONCERT py rHf SABLE
MELOuIsTs. Al Tie Cty Han TINS .Thatsda9
The company consists OF the hiloving gentlemen
" ( II Raennoa - triangle. Isl, Rsss,
" ] NJ Foan- Rome Castineiis. / alsstto, /
III Bake Cunuo Tsubo. 1T Tenor
For Programme q performance see bills Of the day |
9crTickels Of admission - cents, TO he had al The no
teis, aud at tie door. Front seats reserved far the ladies
fhe puhite are respectful ~ assured that HE Concerts of
tins Band are conducted with lte stttctesi mlss OF Pre-
ffleiy. rr
NENisoNHAMs. ettlkINe row. &c-lro ye
\ ui-on hans 2uo Baean lleH~ ana shoulders. ket
Lard. 100 tashc's DIcd rcsrnc- aud Nnplc- ~ lastsw
Whl-keg. aud 500 o., Gambling Tow for sfc Is
=ere HHJANlsoN. rradaee peafes
DoRTEKs XrGET8REE FILLS. Ncff kr57n. 5I
- tins community. 70 tssle hs
prs BASsEIT ROBINSON. South Wheeling.
-. ARnEN sEEus- fresh lat a4sl receives rom the
~ RuabeF sc tiCucat, 4 ulpn Nfifsgc. OhIaat Tor sale hl
Prs BtSsfff ROBINSON south Wheeling.
T1R. John Eod.. Tome und s4tf d4sarnst Dill. com
~ s'snuy kept by BASsEHI 4 ROBINSON.
prs saeth Wheeling
eUMMERWEt R for men end eoss Just 1eesf,ela at
~ pf1 p~ANhtcH's=
pRoWN and Blcaehed safns., a large ,.oek and
- very low Just received al pf1 ~DAKR AGlrs.
cARPETtNG.-I have just received large aiat,ans,a
\ my stock al CstHeaua. U4o4ash, meta Mating.
~ al 'etF ieaAf'd rfifss. pf VT sEtBN
RoNNE1s ANDuATs-La8e mise, and ~eH..lreH,
- honhetS, Hats, c-as1 mons and los Panama,
= =. - - z. Safn1-s
piece euops1 have jus. received sze sldnoes
| to mN sIacA oa Hrs Gs-I<= Haf= W~HaGfSAIING
-m' VT sELBY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-10

ar uozrN cotton rri ne. % h'.l And tr 81,
az iaN Hy feazo e BERRY Nser stree.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-10

Spurious aye ia~liarno,es on the Chambers
buigh Bunk. Pr. p5iHlellrom an altered plate
I'll tae MlllHl-t8u Bank are III circulation
They 5eaguote,ema4anc to the genHiue note.
On taem lhe tit. of tae Bank IS The Cham
bet,5ls- Blua. whilst IN the genuine note il
Is The B4akp t Cb3nharsharg a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-10

Tvonegraes. who were confined in the jail
u LaoaapltaAsu sIal4 ior ssleHous Offences.
succeeded IL mixing ,heir escape some nights
since hy lo0.u- tas window o. their cell.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-10

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-10

- " HElsKELf. Ia. received his stock Of sessoua.
~ bic goods, which have been purchased pflneipslt
in New York on the most favorable terms, arc open fol
tbs inspection OF buyers. pr 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-06
MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL O.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Ships Rochester Manson, Liverpool Schmidt Balchen
horn Antwerp schmidt < Bslchen; Henry Allen Wilson,
Charleston, sutton; Finland, Bovine Philadelphia, load
for Europe, II Peck X Co.
Banks Exchange, Durkec, Liverpool, X Irwin.
Schs Union, Ryder Jacme Foster Nckerson; Sea Lion
Wade ST Kits, . Hubbard Co; Alice Maria, Gardner,
nah Nesmth Walsh; Alaric Purnell Wilmington; G. w
Madison Keller Philadelphia, Ellen Brown, Boston barges
Flying Dutchman Ladd, and Dolphin, Lamb, Philadelphia.
Arrived.
Packet ship Patrick Henry Delano from Liverpool Feb 49,
with mdse 10 Brinnell Nmtum Go. March T. lat A. long
a. in hurricane from Sc to NV lost nearly whole suit
Of sails aud has had succession heavy westerly gales
snce 18TH lat ~ 80 exchanged signals with the packet ship
Sir Robert Peel Chadwick from London FOR York 28th
lat 70 &c. long 30 H. bark bound to the westward under
jury opnas and no sail set manmast 28 lat i2ong co.
exchanged signal with the packet ship Albany from ayre
bound York. Captain Deano repos several ships
bound eastward, with loss of sails
March with mdse, &c to Grnne Minturn Co March
2t long TO 49, experienced continuance of furious gales
from the westward during which time ships and a
brig each with Of their topmas carried 9th, lat
long s. 3 was company with ship supposed be the
Probus, of Boston, iron Liverpool for York; 26h, lat IL
long 81 large field Of ice 3lst lat ~ TO- long 81
90 exchanged signals with new ship showing white signal
Packet ship New York Cooper from Liverpool ID Feb,
via Halifax, where she put ~ for water &c with mdse NC to
G II Marshall. The New York had very heavy weather.
broke the bowsprt and sustained other damage. -
ship Zenobis Kenney, from Liverpool Feb q, to &
riswold March 8, lat i7 long 49, had very heavy
gale from SSW blew fore and mizen topsais and wash
ed away part Of main rail with -four stnchions and Of bull
lasted about an hour and which blew away closeeeed top.
sails foresai fore stayss and ioreyaId March a. lat ~
long ST. saw several islands Of ice March, lat H long 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-06

Maadan Hincksy and And Brown. Allen Boston for New
Ba Ms 2Ssaaafs ,s M sna @ iisi
Studley Philsdelpha Bs!moe Nolan ;ehi oeta s
via Knowles Apalachicola Below brig Gen ANS ana
schr Someryie CID ships Edward Bousted b5l AInodiu
Cork and market; Exchange Funk Hayre; fork
scS%ss, Cork and OsSehid Lowry ,v Gg hu Of
B@ Ssis9c6 E%m. There's. sSw ~ k hSs1S.
%. KaS:ion ND sssDs! ynsdsl}R sS:
Eliot 81 Marks Columbus eb,sI SS%sna
samuel Higgins; dol VII E1T1SSs snI Beach 3D. az
BCSOsy Parker Holder borden RhSde:
W% Harrison Oh por Lsvaes Tow RSa r r ,Ss a fs
all outward bound vessels gone to sea-: r n,
NoHyoLx April 2-AT Br brig Welliagton Pstten In pei
fast The the late gale II lat % se lon = ~ Of
mainmast lost Cid Br ship Charlotte Drswry fSI Cork bE
Thoma, left New Point March 3oh In Hampton RoadsBr
schr Jane Hughes, Carroll fin Belfast
PoRIsMouTH, Lower Hsrbor. April 2AIr, schs Penevsr-
Hix Thomaston for New York; Rambler Hopkins do
for New York. ,.
SAVANNAH April lCd, Br bark Henry DUNCAN, Kent HI.
yerpoo brig Lach Haskell, New York; schr Ann Beds
do, Arr March 81 brig Clinton, Andrews New York Id
schr VIM Wilson, Baker Providence Went TO seaschr WIN
Wilson, Baker, Providence.
WAsHINGToN, N c, March 3l-An, schrs Majestic, Hard
ing, and Harriet, Baker Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-06
BY Last Nights Southern Mail.
Herald Marine Correspondence.

FHlLADELPHIA, AJ11I INN
Arrived British ship St john Rchsrdon Savannah; bark
James Bayey Bishop, 10 days from Matanzas schs Morris
Haven Lennon York; Owens; do
Young Liv.rpoo Versailles, Hunt Cork and market; Br
bark Medium, Crosby Cork; schs Robert Bruce, Closson,
York.
BALTIMORE, April Arr, ship Erie Bailey, from New
Bedfod Br brig Scotia Petre Belfast Ireland schrs
Marshall Chase from Boston; Cotu Nieksrson from Bos-
Baltimore Edward Frank, fr.6y from New York ga
bargues H Chaplin Bssen Limerick; Active Fq1weI Mo
sa% Ga%ayB as Pr Isps
Cooper, Kingston Jam; Glamorgan, Eocke, do; Tyrone
SD seoi, MisLelly for LyspHol On Friday ship Co.
brig Fabu While West Indies tPut book for new ioreyad
having had carried BY coming in contact with sc
Indus. L BSu Brazil and %askst F P", % W.. s %s
Point anchor ship Scotia and Br bark Charles Walton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-06

bales and yesterday to 1900 bales It win thus be
that in Of reduction In prices the other side
holders have only been able to sustain their former
position but material Improvement has bsen effected
In prices which be attributed to settled conviction
among factors generally that the crop Is destined to be
uery short The aggregate sales since last reach
$500 bales against the receipt in the same time Of 5000
bales The actual transactions comprise so bales ut TO-
100 at 1914 i56 at lO, oil at l0, COZ at l0X SAL at
iOz 2623 at H. 3l3 at M 65s at llk AIS at llx 1858
at l l72 at ll% AL at IN 1879 at l l37 at H. and
INDICATIONS for the value Of the article the close Of
business Yesterday, viz Ordinary to good ordinary,
middling fair, llh llx fair and fully fair TX l2c,
and choice, - About 100 bags Nanksen cotton have
have been sold at prices ranging from SOC 49, and
upwards, as in qualify.
ArALAcHrcoLA, March 27-The daily expectation Of
foreign by the steamer Hbernia which was to
leave Liverpool on the 4th of March, has kept the
ket in very quiet state since Tuesday the transactions
being limited to the sale Of small lots to meet the imme
date necessities Of purchasers In prices have
change to notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-06

ss.sss s q ass s' A Manu. Id s.s @
:s s"f ss = Standing
rs
s r. =: {; 81:
on ' the @ port :, .'' during
to ~ @ ,ss CO.. ' s;s fss: i.ash. g.
$: III s. :;s
os Is: isiS Sssh Hole W: S.;'sS
re- i;om sf Po.n spE N Day. ps:..s '"''
rs . Chr
Y9i si.' Sl, N 70 8 long e 'pGa,
% s es1s
'fSs British a sss ' ssss de- R isn from
out Il dsy:6.d los; his orsiopm..t &C. Marsh 30 4, Il
S.s e. o &
.s ss s% f.'s::'
ST ss % the
ksi: s a.. 10 taS' sH i"
Brig sff TdS'
Aensgu. with her main t9pm, carried away and full Of
Ser m.ns. and fo is gallant
s ths es e,
80 lS III. Do hid. Aqus G".y
Left no Am vessels in port .
Brig Florence Smith 20 days from Porto Csbello with co
fee to Houghton Brother.
Schr T Page Castle, Philadelphia, mdse
Schr Mary Jane, Osborn, Norfolk, mdse.
Schr Amazon, Steelman Washington, N {, cotton
Schr Shaw, Melville Brandy wine with -four and corn
meal to Allen PaYson. ,
Schr Louisa Hoover Brandywne with flour and corn meal
to Allen x Paxson .
Schr WIN Henry May Brandywine with corn meal to Al
len & Paxson 49,. 80.
B sch Dolphin Holder days from Halifax, with fish, to
Barclay Il Livingston.
Brig Long Island Thorp from Bordeaux with brandy to
Osborne.
ship banks, bngs.
Sailed.
Bark Manchester Rotterdam; Celesna, Barcelona; Mary
Jane Belfast brig Historian Philadelphia ship Finland PHI
| I,Je
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-06
Assembly.

ALBANY, April 5, lS47.
Most Of the morning occupied in receiving reports
Of no public interest
The bill to pay the select committee to investigate
canal frauds read The vote on its final passage
STOOD ayes S. l5no vote, three ths of the
Der not being present.
On call of the House, 81 members answered to their
names.
The bill further debated and then laid the ia
bic.
Mr. HApLEr by consent, reported general bill to in
corporate insurance companies.
The report of the railway committee, relative to the
location of the New York and Erie railroad brought
before the House. and the body consented that it should
be taken up Wednesday next, and the debate conn
ued thereon until the matter is finally disposed Of
The general bank bill made the special order
of the day for Saturday next
The subject of the adjournment Of the Legislature,
well that of extra session. debated at length
and resolution offered fixing the day Of adjourn
ment the l2th of May and the day for the opening
of the extra session the Sth of September The days
fixed upon by tho Senate the ith of May and LIST Of
September.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-06
Foreign ImportatiOns.


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sy%ca SGTdes;s eos a%Sfa Co., HHsy TE,li
$s se ' HsSs s$ qs s.sa!sy STE
& s:hG Wright sssy
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Sfs, bIs.is R: e:
Bros Ss's" Ga asss CO. SUMMIT; cash:
FacOner cO-l2
$5:s
Ky WSat Ts Ss1s
EWys Ss"ta' iarS
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Hi;s S KS ss
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Ba c e somss srs so ssS Sands s1i
Cooke Goo eco coSia do Alien Hszsn Russell Marsh
ss ss
Alba s. 'siIii %;s1Sf sS'
Bradford 6 co., af. f H;ws est %a'
q s.'s' boz boxes and S1de Crook
Ssags Fst i"s:' sis; South
Es S %hs Ss sa sy.at f'
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ss"s s etsI
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mold Gsshm,n so.s toys TiRShaska eks
Epfssess srn s!T' @ H P?Ssa.
SSSs %i' i;$
III !, ens St s."; 1;l;:Ss:
AZ T..ssi Ss E fsySsh Ms Bros
AZ cs Reiss Brothers COP bales ~ Bird Gillian OK
Il Andcrson-iJ Windle-2 cs l. Connant20 bis Beas
Bush & cog bxs w Redmond.G l. Auerbury-l pkg
Rheiner-i A GueIber-l box Watt & ShermanmS cs w @
IA pkgs cs Stewart Bros cs T. Clark6 do bale
Holmes Boston-2l Wright Sturges Shaw-6 crates
j w Harris bdls Gusne-i bis L Hunt co.'s Rus
sell Marsl-l cs Opdyke Halls Stone. Swan co-.00
ton, coal (;rinnel Nlinum Co.'S bars 20 bds iron =
AbeeI Il co-827 bars Welmore Colo l. Legare.l w
Bros@io casks d Wright Hreen & Cromwell 81 c
IS bbls 1870 Russell Marsh bx ProclorS pgs Dana
Son-i Napier-3 Hill cos Aastings-i Sill <
Thompson-- u Stacy Barry Way-l Woodward Con-
nor-3 smith, Tory Coz Warren Houghton-3 Hartman
HAYS co.. Worre Coates & co.. w IL Hornan-I X ii
Person--8 Leferts Coz Merritt, Ely co.. w Mckee
x COT Wosse son-3 Folger, Afford COS Kelley
i Carter, Hasey co., Russell S!eee-3s 4 Andrew
ball Alternately s col Arnold Tracy, Allen x COL +
Keogg3oO 900 pounds gold Brown, Bros colo 600 do DO
Pamer-375 do do Willisms3 bxs Marusaello-l bS
Wendel2i cs cks 20 bis crts 70 cs copper % c'
| yellow mettle to order. -
| LIvERpooL-Shp Zenoba-2 cks hardware Thomas co.,
pkgs hardware j w Tont-2 cks hardware l. Hastead
Sons-l l. Hunt-2650 sacks salt ia crates to order 49,
HoSG koNGShip Congessii9 chests sonchong 332 do SOC
twankay chests hyson skin half do m do young hyor
half half wanky log gun powder $50 lob bxs do
half chests imperial II lob bx do 07 half chests Tyson 20 II
fire crackers 1920 silk 80 bz
campho Rowland Aspinwall-8 silk 81 chests hysor
| TO order
| MATANzAs-Bark Ospey-ili2 boxes sugar / II Stew
ard-55 do Mahers COLL hhds do Spoford 1eston
col box ID Curtis.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-06
New York Cattle Market.

For the week ending Monday, April
At market 1861 beef cattle $500 from the South lao
cows calves and 900 sheep and lambs.
Beef Cattle-Prices little lower. We quote ex-
trcmes ut from 61 to cents. $50 head left over.
Cows and Caves--There seems to be a active de-
mand for these than formerly Last week there
unusually large number offering and oil met ready
sale at improved prices which we quote from SIS S21
to $40 as in quality. These figures are about 81 90
higher than last weeks average
Sheep and Lambs-Buyers rather backward, and
operate but sparngly Prices, however, remain firm at
from 81 90 to $3.50 q IS 90.
Hay and Straw-Hay il selling at 621sc per cwt Straw
50 rs 81 80 the 100 bundles Market literally supplied
with both.