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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08
Cosmetics. Pcrfumery &c.

y
r UBiNo Ede'S, RouS>ersand Nc. KIN NEX'
IL lrac IS ior the llandkechie'r
SGpenyr OriS ToC.h PaS.e
Punaed Chsfcoal 'iooth Paste
Rou,se,'S shaving CIear
French Bandoline
jules nautrs Liquid Hair Dye
Choice Tooth Pow delS, various kIndS
Bailey. Military Shaving Cream
German aud French Cuugnes
Chlorine and OniS Tooih " ash
Rous>ers Toilet Powder
.,uicl,s for B.ou;Gpag he Sin and S9'icnng
Hc Compirioa.
Gnuraud's Italian Medicated -oap
Surerior Cold Cream, Rose lip salve
Jules Hauel's Persian Powder
Oriental Tablet of AlabasIar
Railways Chinese soap, \ llt of Roses
Car, Ambreiue Cream
pcrlnmed Chalk Balls
Peal Powder, Ii ! White
Aaichs for BceWJWng and Preserving Nh
Ih,r.
Jaynes Hair Tonic, Canm's Spanish Lus
/ Poale'> Hyperion Fluid, fear's Oil
I Clrehuph's Tricopherous utialo OIL
| Dldudgcs Balm Ul Columbia
! Wards Vegetable Hair uil
/ Genuine Ok Marrow pomade
\ RoV lands ,cnulre MacaSSar OIL
\ hon Juan'> Rose Compound
\ Alexander, TricObaphe
Naples Iilr Dye
n Also q hne assortment 81 teeth, h.ir, MAJ
he,h and shaving brushes Nufy and Uuilil
! horn Comb, Zine Con Ls, Pocket Com j
/ ,'ourt Plaster Fancy SOAPS, Shaving sop
| ono Roses Gold B,alsf Leaf Ihptlll INK
| q ungenis, cachou Afomaii>e, &c sc. Ia
above articles are wariauied eenuin" and be
81 their kind. Kept constantly on hand an
I Tor sale ~ reasonable pficeS, by 4. q '
/ IAZ ihD, Druggist. No. ~, Thames street.
I March l
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08

I>REsU gtalcd Horse Rsdl,h Sauce, just
II .e,,l,sd and ia sale a. RlDrG'c.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08

The Teas mentioned in the above catalogue
are put up in Quarter, Half and Pound fach
aye,, made perfectly air tight, an Warranted 10
~. ,elI worth the piice marked on the label II
Ibey are non found To be SO they can he return
ed a, any time and the money viii he refunded
Tbc Canton and peckn Tea Company. al
,houph not the exclusive v,ndcfS oI me Jus'Iy
celebrated 'Ilowqua Mixture. can sun accom-,
'I +, nuali,v which will bear comparison with
The ciilens of Newport and vicinity are
re pectlully invited 10 call at the above store
/ l56 Thames street and test the qndlIIieN o
hose Tcos. a. the company are confident atieI
,the purchasers maSe'onetr trial, that an extensive
custom will be secured
\ Dec l3-d
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yEIIy's PORTABLE s0DA
NwATEs aud PORGAB.EL LEN-

uuade also superior SeidlitZ aud soda Pow
der, Al X. Il. HAZARD : sign Of the mortar
jy.i near the Court Ho''''
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V,HE asperi;ies Of Disease, are often enhanc.
1 edsby the rSoruous measures undertaken
bv designing OF ignorant persons IN attempting
cares. The discriminating knowledge where,
lac we may know these remedies which shall
nerlect a Iapid cure, is OF difficult acquisition
It's in fact only obtained after Laborious
Research by the Student OF Nature, the only
true scholar of medicine, and the experience OF
the Sagcs of the Native Tribes are The true
guides in directing those researches lfit were
,,,n. nt no
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08

III,
of every natlun crowd oar office daily.
II LONsUMrilpH CURED.
II lcaHac ana strengthen.
II Consumption can be cured
II Bronchitis, Consumption, Liver Complaint
Il Colds, coughs, atanh, Asthma, Spittlne
Il Of blood, soreness IN 'he Chest, tiec'
!. tic Flush, Nlght oweatS, Oihcuh
| aud rrofuse ExpecIoraiIon,
II and pam in the side, NC.
i HAVE AND CAN BE CURED.
II Probably there never was a remedy that has
| been SO successful in desperate cases of con-
! sumpl IN as this. II cleanses and strengthens
| the system, aud appears to heal The ulcers on
| the lungs, aud the patients gradually regain
! their usual health and strength.
1 CURIOUS CASE OF CONSUMPTION.
Il There is scarcely day passes but there arc
! number ol cases oi Consumption reported IL
| cured by the use of DR. TownSends sarSapas
!, n la The following was recently received -
Il Doct Townsend Dear Sir-For the last .
! wears have been afflicted with general depill-
NV and nervous consumption Of the last stage,
and did not cs,ccl ever To gam my 4eanh al all.
Il AI,er going through a couSe OF medicine unuer
the care ui the most distinguished regular phy-
Sican aud members or thc Board ol lleallh III
New York and elsewhere, and spending most
lof my earnings in attempting 10 regain my
health and alter reading IN some paper oil your
, Sar~apaflla, resolved TO Try IT, Alter using
. six bottles ] found i, had done me great good.
- aud called To see you at your office. WIN
!, your advice | kept on, and most heartily thank
= YOU for your advice. ! persevere IN taxing
/. the >arsapaIiila, aud have been able to aItehd
: to my usual labor, iur the last four months !;
). and hope by the blessings OF God ana your
!. \ Sarsaparilla. to continue M health u helped
J \ me beyond he expectations o' all who knew
!. my case. Cli iAhLES u,
Orange. Essex Go , n. j., Aug. ,, lsl1.
State OF New Jersey. Essex Co IS.
Charles Quimby beng duly sworn accord
ing to law, un hl, ua h saith, that the foregoing
ii, statement i, llue according to the best OF his
knowledge and belief
CHARLES QJINRY.
Sworn and Suhscribcdto before me al vi absr,
The 3d OF august, i-l1. -
=. CYRUS BALDWIN,
Justice uf the Peace.
Principal Offices. l26 Futon 81. sun build
ing, y. l.: Reddlng ~ Go. : state st. Boston
| Dyolt a Sous, I32 North second st. Philad,l
| p6ia = s. lancc Druggist, Ballmors Duro
, II " Go Richmond T. NJ. Cohen, Charleston
:, Wright * Co ljl Charles II. New orenns
" iO5 south perlsl. Albany aud 10y tie rIhci
- pal Druggists aud Merchants generally lhIuush
out the United State. West Indies aud cana
das.
81. Sold by Il. ]. TAYLON,
VI cgv1''', x I.
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WEEKLY COVE I'M Err CEAL URNAL

bales. Prices range from Iia5i cts for ord, to TAI
for fair. I0bacco-Thc demand has improved, and
the sales of the week are 2IOO hhds, fully half TO
one buyer. The largest sale lot of 5l9 hhds.,
comprising 264 Admitted at !, and 255 Refused at
- cts As to prices there has been no real change.
The stock on hand is - liz hhds. FiOlT-Thc
ccipts have been moderate, and prices firmly main
tanned. The sales TO nearly 1000 brls chief
" at 4.jOd S4.15 for Illinois and ordinary ST. Louis.
Gran-Thc supply Of Corn has been so very meagrc
that barely 5000 sacks have sold at 3id36 cts for or
binary mixed, and 3Sul0 cts. per BUSH for prime
white and yellow. Oats are very scarce. We hear
of but few sales of Wheat, ordinary at 50, and new
at 92i cts per bush. PrOriSOnS-A Another week OF
dizziness has passed in the Pork market without any
transactions but of retail character, which have been
mostly at $40 80 for Mess SG SS.l2i for Prime.
The Bacon market has worn heavy appearance
the prices for good meat are sustained. Lard has
come in more freely, and prices are lower. Only
some 300 brs. have changed hands at Ca cts for
good to prime, and 600 kegs at SaS cts, the ruling
rate being 81 cts. per Id. for prime. Cofee-The
weeks sales of Rio include $50 bags inferior at GA
g.! 500 do good at g. and 500 do. prime at cts. per
ID. There is considerable now arriving coastwise.
UhiSfcy-Prccs have again declined, owing to large
receipts, and may be quoted l6i in large and II
cts. in small los-Raw Is cts. per gallon. Exchange
Sterling has been in fair demand at 5d9i per cent.
prem. On New York Sight Chicks al per ct. prem.
Freights-EXtrcmc dullncss and depression still
experienced, but there is no further decline To
Liverpool, Cotton ,d9 32d. in British and D. cd. in
American ships; Tobacco, 30s. Cotton to Northern
ports 50 elsa s Il Tobacco Lisa 81 per hid. To-
day. a ship (the Susan +. Howell) has been taken
for Harrc with full load of Tobacco, at S per hid.
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in the Club that evening, was the indemnity allowed
to the owners Of slaves IN the French colonies where
abolition is proclaimed. The discussion was very
animated. II there were some ulras who dweIt IN
glowing upon the dcstnics OF the African race,
under the genial influences of the French Republic,
with Liberty, Equality and Fraternity in its tram
who rcpudiaed with Indignation the project OF IN
Identifying the plantcrs-and who contendcd that II
any indemnity were due il should be paid TO the lib
Grated slave and not 10 the dctcstable nhuman mas
ter; there were others who took practical, ra-
Iional, and statCSmanlikc views of the question
These were heard with respect. but when II came to
voting they were left sadly in the lurch. Two gen
tlcmcn, fresh from the colonies Crcolcs were pre-
sent and spoke, imparting much useful information
Both were in favor of abolition, but insisted upon in
dcmnity TO the planter. One was upon the eve OF
returning to the colonies. He said he would use all
his influence to secure the nomination of coorcd
the National Assembly. GLOW glorious it would be
striking illustration of Equality and Fraternity" If
all the Clubs OF Paris were sensible, orderly and
Innocent that of the Friends Of die BiachS, should
regard them with much more favorable eye than |
am inclined to do at present. The members OF the
Executive Commission have Just issued DEGREES clos
ing two OF the Clubs those at the head of which were
citizens Raspail and Blanqui, and which have long
been noted as the chief fOc of inSurrcction. The
famous Club OF the "Rights Of Man." presided over
by BarbcS has not formally closed; but the police
has made descent upon the hall in the PaIaIs Ma
tona, Formerly Paais RcyaI,) arrested twenty five
of the principal members, and seized great variety
OF important papers.
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AMSTERDAM, July Cot6e-The trading Co.
continues selling, and about 100000 bags Java may
thus successfully have been placed. we quote goou
ord Isl to l9c: good colory Brazil II TO &c; St
Dom. &c Stock of Java LIST INST IN all Dhtch ports
79S 900 bags in first hands, 22j 600 IN second hands
Cotton-Smal sales at former rates; ord TO md
Upland Mobile or n. Orl. l9 TO u C.; far TO tuiIy
fair % to 255c. Sugar-No alteration; it is expect
cd that there will be great competition OF buyers
in sale of 9th inst. I6bacco-ln regular demand;
Md. 49, to Ole; Va. II to 23c.; Ky. II to l2'c'
Spices nominal; very little doing. DyelcooaS ne
elected, and prices nominal. Logwood 2gfl. to AL;
Fustic 81. to 4 fl.
HAMBURG, July T. CoG5e-Thc last few days
more confidence shown to commercial affairs, an"
transactions extensive. 5000 bags RIO sod at - "
35s and 400 900 p. Il. 3 IS. to s. Stock 95Jo tons
AGAINST $50 in 1871 C0ifon-S00 bales Amer. at )
9. los. to As Market more firm. Sug~-EHry
in the week brisk demand in Havana, and 2o"o
boxes sod brown at . I'M. TO I'm, and yellow I'm
10 I'm. per 100 lbs. Holders OF Brazil keep out OF
the market Stock $4,000 tons. against 4oO tons IN
lS47. Hidcs dull. PcpPr-No sales PHmeHto
sought for; 800 bags done at higher rates.
ST. PETERSBURG, July l.-HcInp-Sales this week
400 tons, chiefly clean. at b. ro Soi72' 1mtoto-
Only 1000 c>ks done this week at b. ro l3ldl3l5 on
spot Freights very low, shipmastcrs being anxious
to get away from the Cholera; IS accepted tor Oats
TO London CoftOn-l50O bales n Or bought by a
mill here price unknown, and $50 at b. ro 23d2l
ON credit Lead dull Tin in bars sold at 5. no. TO-
on credit Sugar-Soft Java done at b ro 20.
MARsEILLEs.-B Business generally very dull; sales
.Sugar wholly for home consumption, and sales Inn
tied in Silks little business done for export
which has given frmncSs TO prices. Market Tor
Oire OIL brisk.
SMyRNA-No Improvement in trade; business in
active. Principal operations in OPIUM" at 4o5dl' Tor
England.
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--.--... l:a,,,I,,
4 N!HcWfg a. Libetia..Ne tear some dIcuI'y
may ARISEN the k'P"Diic o. LIBERIA rom me
I'"'i"ncu r., ''I' iui o"'''S ! o' ~,
LIBERIA Herald. me territory mentioned wa re-
c59uy purchased by Tue uo'erhmeh''--'' l. '0'''
-iarri'Sfr: H., ,,,.oh,so
immrd'@'ry alter inc nteiilSenee oil Tue Purcn'sr
o. New !rS'a> iran tnt bIl''sn Oh
ths station ordered ihe cruisers 'mPIo!'I 10 WT'In
'h"t pace, 10 ProcSG 70 some o'n'r gro"lui nii'
we are not ln'rhsiOi' u 'hS concession anu c''t'
meht lh'GN'I IN ihis "',' we arc ~ Jus
OPINION 'h"t II Is 10 DC "'vP'E rCE'I"Tu, me 10,
tVIS OF mat place. WIN 'h'ir usual utA.tr} ar
SAID to be PLAYING double game. lney u,5tt? I uS
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ADAMS IL co.'s EXPRESS OFFICE,
l62 BaHimore-st., Bro,cns' Building.
EE.st..ss El.s;5sS9 6f1rt93a ~
Ets s.! E f5zf5tI 49,
SPRING SCHEDULE.


y do do NEW YORK.!
FsNHE PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON
III AND BALTI lore RAIL ROAD having
expedited their Mail Trans, we shall hereafter be
able deliver Good, in Phade lphia in hours, and
from II 10 u hours in advance of all other convey
auceS.
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK BOSTON AND
THE EAST TWICE A DAY.
We are prepared to receive and forward Specie,
Bank Notes. Parcels aud Packages, ofevery descrip'
ton, to the above Cities in less time and at less ex-
pcnse, than by any other Line.
Small Packages for Philadelphia and New York
left at office previous to s. O'Clock, A. NJ, will
be delivered in Philadelphia the evening, and
in New York next morning
The Public will bear in mind that our Great East
Express accompanied by Special Me, senger,
leaves daily at y o'clock, P. NJ. Heavy Packages,
Cases, &c by this Line will be delivered in Phia
delphia the next morning at an early hour.
WILMINGTON, (DEL).-We have establish.
ed Branch Office at w Wilmington, Del, aud forward
Packages or Parcels by every Railroad Train run
ming to or through that City.
WASHING TON, GEORGETOWN AND
ALEXANDRIA.-We forw ard all descriptions Of
Packages to the above Cities by the Mail Trains
Small Parcels will be forwarded by the O'Clock
orning Line Heavy Parcels, &c, left at our OF.
flee before - O'Clock, p NJ will be delivered in
Washington the SANE evening, if required, or at an
early hour next morning.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG. We run
the only Express to these Cities, and will deliver
Goods the most reasonable terms. Express
leaves daily at B. O'Clock. P. NJ.
CUSTOM HOUSE BUSINESS.--We are pre-
pared TO enter and pay duties on Goods arriving IN
Philadelphia, New ork Boston, aud will forward
them to any part Of the United States, via Express
or slow Line as sired.
BILLS, NO rES, DRAFTS, &C., will be col
ectrd in every City in the Union where there rs an
Express connection.
tI5-Partcular attention will be given TO Shipping
Specie, by the Packets and Steamers.
Packages addressed to Points where we do not
Express, will be forwarded by the best con-
vcyancrs. Our responsibility ceases when we have
obtained their receipts.
Our Wagons will call in any part of the City for
Goods intended for Expresses, free of additional
charge.
ALVIN ADAMS, } Proprietors OF the Line
w. b. DINSMORE, 5from PhiIad. TO Boston.
f. 5. SANFORD, }Proors of Line from
S. NJ SHOEMAKER, PhlIad. to Petersburg.
OCT l6-tf
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RE MO v ED

IENII f subscriber being compelled to move from
III Gay street has located himsrlfat the CORNER
OF SOUTH STRICKLAND EXCHANGE PLACE,
under }. b. Egerton's Lottery Office where he is
ready aud willing 10 supply his old friendly custom
ers, and all others wishing TO Is The best of
FOREIGN u DOMESTIC MALT LIQUORS,
lie keeps constantly hand Guinness, Sons & Co.'S
DUBLIN DOUBLE BROW N STOUT, LONDON
BROWN STOUT, SCOTCH ALE, and POUCH
KEEPSlE, ALBANY and other ALES; also AME-
RlCAN PORTER, and BROWN STOUT; and
New Ark aud other elders.
From an experience of thirty years in the
Bottlng and Brewing business, il is unne cessary 70
say, that he prepare for any Foreign market or
home consumption Malt Liquors or Cider, as well
as other people. Shippers or masters of Vessels
may be assured that his Liquors will keep good in
any climate.
APP If THOMAS WALSH.
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PICKLES., JELLiES,
PRESERVES. &C.

FHNIIE subscriber would respectfully announce to
III the public that he has on hand large stock aud
general assOrimrntof PICKLES and PRESERVE S,
which he sell, wholesale or retail, fifty per
lower than they can be purchased any where in the
United States.
Shipping Merchants, Agents and Contractors will
find it advantageous TO examine the stock before
purchasing elsewhere His stock comprises in part
yin,
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The average weight Of each hogshcad may be put
down 1890 lbs net, and yield OF 10 TO 81 gallons
MolaSScs.
In 1918 there were %0S estates in operation, winch
were worked as follows, viz:
Manual power, about. ......2IOJJ Slaves
Steam .-'...'''' '''''' - ''7'"'''
Horsc............ 10
with capital estimated at 81 million dollars IN
1880 the number OF estates N operation ana PrepW-
ing TO work. was put down at 64l-worked by
Manual power, about. ......... oo'ull slaves
Sstcam ..........-.. ............2N2 engines
The capital was estimated at 81 million dollars
This would show an increase in year. Of loom
slaves, 300 engines 81 horse power and 10 million
dollars.
In 1912 the number Of estates are put down at
66s-workcd by
Manual power, about ......... 5O,6lo slaves
steam ... ..... 36l engines.
Horse. ...-......... .........- '2v! -..
This estimate gives % estates less than IN 1871,
but an increase Of 1910 slaves and - engines
In 1891 the number of estates in operation was
762-with capital estimated at 6O million dollars
worked by
Manual power ............ 5O,670 slaves.
Steam. ................ go. +I0 engines
Horse .....,.......... on
showing an increase Of Of estates, Il engines, and
AZ horse power sine i7il-2.
In 1913, Sugar was cultivated in p Parishes
There were 1910 Sugar Houses in operatlon-O5)
engines, 6lO horse power, and the number OF pro-
pretors was 2O71.
The Sugar crop of Louisiana at the present tune
is fold what it % years ago, whereas the
capital invested is not more than double
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BALTIMORE COMPANY.

BAKE HOUSE. O'DONNELL'S WHARF.
Safes Rooms No l05 Praf street, near Fredrick- st.
Manufactures for expectation and consumption
PILOT AND NAVY BREAD,
SODA, If MON AND WINE BISCUIT,
SUGAR AND WATER CRACKERS,
ALSO
HAND. MADE WATER CRACKERS
{bj-vEssELs SUPPLIED WITH STORES.
BY giving early orders. Bread will be prepared
and packed to stand the longest voyages.
Jy 10 w. II. BEATTY.
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ned have beer thu Gemm the arl o
II e
"Vese a ANY a World n
stheya q wnho
namer h pc h hey
hatprccd dthmpa tive 10 " allen II 1
mriO
hav Turing th
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Of
nl2 erchmtsExh ang
'FRONT.' Semaphonc Signal Book, page of Instructions
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NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE AS
SURANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON.

NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE AS
SURANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON.
"a Savings Bank for he benefit Of the Wido,c and
Orphan.'
(EMpowERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT.)
CAPITAL $500, 900 STERLING, OR So 800 ,O0O
BESIDES Reserve Fund from surplus premums)
of about j lS5, 900,
(ParfOf he CGpital is nvfSfed in the United States
Il. LAME MURRAY, Esq.
George street, Hanover, Square. Chairman of the
Court OF Directors in London.
UNITED STATES BOARD OF LOCAL DIRECTORS.
(Chif Office for 4merica, - Urailst., "
Jacob Harvey Chairman, Samuel S Rowland,
John J. Palmer, Gorham ii. Worth,
jonathan Goohue, Samuel NJ Fox,
James BDOrman, VIM. Van Hook
George Barclay, c. Edward Habicht.
EDW'D r. RICHARDSON, General Accountant.
Pamphlets. Blank Forms, Tables of Rates Lists
of gents, &c &c, obtained at the Chief Office, "a
Wall street, or from her of the Agents, through.
out the United States, and British North American
Colonies.
j. LEANDER STARR, General Agent
For the United States and b. N. A. Colonies
Pamphlets explanatory of Life Insurance, and the
peculiar system of this Institution, blank forms of
application, &c., obtained at the Agents Office 6
German street.
us. LOCAL DIRECTORS, AT BALTIMORE:
Jonathan Meredih, Esq, Chairman.
SamI Huffman, Esq,
J. II. NJ Culloh Esq, ". ID.
AGENTS:
DONALD MILvAIN German street.
THOMAS II. WILLIAMS. jy 81 1y
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CONTINENTAL MARKETS.

ASTwEnp, July S. Co6ee-For consumption as
well as expectation regular business $500 bags
Brazil taken at 49, to 20c.; 700 do. Java 22la23c.;
2000 do. St. Domingo Ole. COtton-460 bags Geo.
and n. Orleans sold, price not transpired. Rice-70
ties. found buyers at f.I2,i. Spices-No sales, and
prices nominal. Sugn-Sale of l400 boxes yellow
Havana II fl. to IAN Stock large Several car
goes expected from Havana.
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The symptoms Of some revival Of confidence no.
ticed in our last Of 18th inst. have since increased,
owing partly the continuance of particularly favor
able weather for maturing the growing crops, and
partly 10 the strong probability Of the carly settle
lncnt Of the differences between Prussia and Den
mark. Our Produce markets pretty generally have
assumed more cheerful tone, and the same may be
said Of the trade at Manchester.
C0tton-Therc is a further advance Of ID. per h.
and the business for the week ended this evening
amounts to 81 $3.50 bales, Of which $500 have been
taken on speculation, and 52IO for export, and the
American descriptions consist OF l4,S2O Upland at
Sd a5 3D.; 1880 Orleans, Sd add; ITO Alabama
and Mobile Sd Cd; and SO Sea Island, cd al 3D.
per Id. Fair Upland and fair Mobile quoted ID.
and fair Orleans 4 d.; mddling, 35d.n1d and ordi-
nary, 3D. .a3 ID. per ID. The import during the week
is > 500 balls and the stock in this port is now
last season; the stock Of American is estimated at
i59ODD, being an increase Of $4,000 bales.
-Four Gram, 6-c.-The duty on Wheat and Flour
remains at the maximum Of los. per or. and 6s
per bril-, and these articles continue dull and about
stationary in value, but there being demand for
Indian Corn for ireland and the stock light, prices
are rather higher: white brings 3 a32s. and yellow
32s d3is. per qr Indian Corn Meal, l4sal4s Cd per
brl. There some reports Of the appearance of
disease in the Potatoes again, but yet to a very
partial extent, and not Of a serious character. In
general this crop gives promise of great abundance.
NdUqL StOres--Turpcutinc seems fixed at 6s. Cd.
per cwt., at which 1900 brls have sold this week;
but in Rosin, nothing has been done.
BROWN, SHIPLEY & co.