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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12
HEAVY ROBERT by a private letter recer

HEAVY R0BBERI-By private letter received
. this ely this morning We learn thai PsesasI
ing 5000 10 tais bills Of the Commerce. 10, -
lcr-c. 7. stolen y-stass-y -tt-rnn.L nl''
rsissge Of lhs steamboat Bradford DGriS- from tLys
49, f ~ Ire csntsu OF The boat md upon his lesvins
bis otice ne door was Locked Ing P1eNss9 ~ rn
missed until Jast before the stIi.s ~ ns 10 ~ %
River The boat touched A. Bristol ana isl 3 she ~
about leaving lgo me Jumped .shoTe The eireuhstan
COS connected vita shelr leaving N sPpaisniy ssY
h.sty manner leads the loser Of ne Pseksse %
then Of being ths rosUes Expresses were dspste lea
lAst evening All directions with oesci Pe.ons : eo
ard OF $500 hss been offered for The recovery OF me
49, - " Boston jour. l0th.
Far rs Nyw. BRUSsvlCK.-A lire broke out
,ays the Tfze IA one Of the budin connected via
retsons Tsnuerv n Sprng Alley on thursday hsht lAs
'rs bsiny .sb the one adjoining was entirely destroy
81 ana several on Church and Albany streets were mueA
iniared Mr Lessons buildings were noi insured. va
the same light Of the Ore an al'snP' was A1e - '
the ottcs Of the Nes-Je-'t- Vn''"'
R,o, ~ s,ryM-We learn from Salem that a
Si,r..sfs rio. occurred 81 the exhibition OF saaos Lsht
& Coz. Circus IN that city, las! s'en.Is u seems .,a
more tiexets had been 500 mn -a.5sS 49,
doEu Al this the crowd became s 80 I 80 49,
destroying whatever properly 'nsJ 20 - $50,
on which VI cuurse resulted ia senefsl ls &c
~ audience sud the company several arrests have been
inside. =. -.
F,ev ~ sr WooDs--Ws see it stated that on
sunday week AZ about eleven eoeA, some sesul'S =.
me vol. o Ere three miles vest Of WinsloT, IN Cam
an Conot, The Gre ian three lsies In north west
r,s DESTROY ipg hundreds OF acres Of timber some o.
,'oh - i,rgs sone fences were burned on Coles
Mil farm . -
RoBBERY AND ArIEsPTED MsRDLR-Mr. DA-
"a So, - Mount Norris wss knocked down near pa
,-S.ns- he other dsy. ~ cus N tie hsnas o. some
5,i' - ,Ia-d his pockets q 50 sad left him, 70
doubt unsrr III. superstition that he Vas es.d MI =
,srsxy ff short time, aid IL not setting better
sLASDER-HssVy Dg'agssA SUI. l,r T 1,Assy
~. - rhieh Mr.. EHIaDeih Whiis was plaintiff and
P.;.r, Muir sefsaiknt, an verdict Tor SouVo III
s,msSe. va, rendered for the plaintiff
Tar STORM oF SUsDAr.-The heavy ram O sun a.
- IN b-,. about o'clock Ia Springfield about "a
~ - favv minute before g. and IN Boston sDoeI
VICE.. sf,sfs Alb Eve. Jour Tuesday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12

Bible sarcstsfa y eve come al aisc schemes
n shiosopl a. d d.tsri1ated literature snd f fO4s
atols q &C. nations Ell new phases y eisentombed
now sas8E ihe Chrssl Churoh 20 Interpret ne snsasEs
III ~ 80 " -,ii t..,- runglfuou. 8ph.ssin., 10
ssk fr ths Word Of God. WHIST II The Church has 90
Response 10 Ihose voices whose echoes
from Mortality
of feeling among the Roman Cshaes Ia Ireland, srH-
.s that hundreds and uousands Of inem haVe already
sdopted the principle e Pr0tssrzusm That they
iree think and act for themselves 90 religious mat
ters slih,ut oteyirs ihs commands Of the rope ne
reA1 some extracts from eite which be h.o ADDRESSED
q Filrr Mathew sskfus bin % and make perms
reIt he Temperance Reclamation by giving 70 he people
he hshtof Scripture truth This et,rr VS. pubsasd 10
q. ne Roman Caihonc pages, sna 80 sl'sf -tnss
~ l-F Chslued permission o. print Cheap &c ZION or
bs D5uay Bible cr the a the people Ths sgesker
rave bngsrs Illustration Of Toe ma11erln when ths
NOES attached ibis Bb.s for tie purpose o. J1atJng
Catholicism cor rbutsc oliy IT'S rafufati0n. After
sIorg'Y tlfcsstius fh9 necs,ty q h0e 10 ne mnn
tiaect he corcuded by remarEs 90 tis cQun
r III liberty hberaiy, wealth, 1jeilser .n6 Pis'y
isd iosprsd him wih the prayer that toa ~oua bees
fae nd ADD oh, how glorious VII Do th@ dsmOastrsion
~ sAmeIIcs few yeart sgo country Of eEled ont
casts fhoad be nsde he sht hand OF Omn poisnee ia
becoming The herald Of freedom and the mnsterof mercy
q the 1ai-crf ~ The Earth
Rev. Dr. PomfHoY Of Bangor, NE. offered the following
Rseisef Thslhe work Offending back The Bible soss
committee where II originates ives Fret published, il
o- of peculiar interest and impoTtalce
lie followed in speech q consdersbe length In which
respecting Turkey and the Holy Land which bad per-
,l1aliy visited. His description Of ConiIsnunople was
exceedingly gaphc and picuresqae 81 well a. th- liias
fsfons az Scripture which be drew from The customs
Ea.srn life he urged with much eioqueuce the lmPor
lce q dsssmios.ing 6oipr light 10 the land where IL
iaspifed ps4es were written.
Rev 5 a. CALH5Us, Missionary 20 syria, gave "a In
tfesng recount q his abos ia the region q Lebanon
aud the progress which made through his Ichool. n
IRE knopedge n Tho Gospel lie also described hs visit
10 the Of old Asstic churches end the island Of
~
Rsv PAsTgUR BRIDFL Of Paris Delegate from the
French ssd Foreign Bible Society, then introduced
rr aa1fr ~ u
1aes Described the posrsss and prospects Of the Society
france The following resolution.paa adopted BY the
society
Hhrieas. There have been repeated aud urgent cslli
from the French a6d Foreign Bible Society the past year
110 oacu'sry since the late Revelation, for means TO
ore pare and s.fcuste the Scriptures 10 Franee:
R59l1td That is the clear and pa fab- duty ~ is
Society sten those calls and 70 meet them literally
no promptly; and that the Managers b therefore adj
fed raise snd remit for shat object during the coming
.sr with the cooperation Of The local s1ciset the sum
q $1,000 and q Ike for the succeeding year.
Til Society then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12
Annixer.nric.. nInr, Is4s.

FkIDAY, i2lh.
4Herioan Board Of Compgissionesyor Foreign ApsoH'-
Tabernacle, 10 M go,
American and Foreign Bibe SoeetyDr. Cones Churcn'
Business Meeting NJ Report and addresses ~ A. NJ
sermon, haif-ps Pm
SUNDAY nth
American and Foreign Sab6ata UnoH-Reiormei Duteh
Chsrch La,ayete-place, I Pm. Sermon BY Rev. SIC
phen H. Typg d D. On The importance OF the sAOoaio
IN preparation for Heaven - 40.
CRg B5s Sjc.sty Q, Nee. York.-sorfolk-st Baptist
church evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12

sourHERS MAIL.-The new arrangement which
IN, Postmaster General has effected WITH the NowJerscy
Railroad Company for The dispatch Of the Philadelphia
. southern Mail for New York sud the Eas', BY which
three hoars will be game, the morning mail arriy 3
.. sex-Yok a. "a Will BE- distributed By u, while letters
mly bo mailed 90 thi. City Tor he south m ocock, viii
,5mmeaee on no Isl Of JAY nezi whea the O'Clock -
ssyinx Philadelphia Will 50 b. tie way Of Trenton. PEE
,.esd Of Perth Amboy AS heretofore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12

KIso or YUcAyAS.-Tne National IHteihgeaeer
says Letters fSom Yac.an to the liih Of April s.fi'
isi ibe Iad,ns have elected King ander the nsme I
T.i.La which the name Of their King or Chief C.
ls TIE conquest Of the spaniards lie was crowned In
Tie famous rams Of Chlehen liza The 9h Of April"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12

FRos BERAUDA-The British mail steamer
Gest Western arrived This morning from Bermuda. The
oay item Of intel genee was that Lord Dreadonei had
arrived At Bernuds from Eagasd, and woue relieve sir
Ffaaes Austin IL command Of the British Yves. India
gaasafou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12

- 1Ir.. l:oye,s AyafTr-,'ure KstnbIishnienI

vii remain 80 Pol Psuh-st. rear T0mpfntsqusf5 MIS-
guvE e. heretofore. will receive patents tt her reside nee
or attend them es5~ here The crest sdsantsSes - thr
vstereufe IN tne treatment OF she tlost obstinate end
formidable dsses-s especially of irnnea arc noocmint
10. knnLan r.nulra .lN arLLt.M.nI ~ I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12
pUgIFlgATlos or 4,. VA WAT I. r., y

pUTIEiCATION or WATEh.-IHE DlA,
L PHRAGM FILTER-Inl.r i.s, . ess'sss Leo - pua
Tr bs clar6casoa Of various huics it's pott
abls sparstus not exceeding euoe OF ieur incnssn
- Il 6ttsa Tor yplicaon any common faucet OF bsf'
rel o used Tor the discharge Of hu'os and of inodnsa
,ion II 6ltsrDg medium, eonstfueted 20 well or sppnes
lion 10 vessel II the capacity Of beg or pail a. Il iof
70 The hydrznt Of citys reservoir eesnses
itssifby simply changing t end ior end on Tie s1sst'
Thu filter exhibited 10 oPsrstos, and is 70, sale st
SO Broadway opposite the Carlton House and 81 Chss
pt3'n5siobi. South al Baltimore t6i Wsshn gtonst
Bo.son md other sitiss Of the United states,
sect 70 tho once through ,he Dsps'en
Po.s rs'a ,ss % S' o. wEITER GIBSON
~Ss q on. Of the Proprieiors. $40 Broadway. ~.
SALh or THE B9Nps oE ~. IhE i saw s,aeosal.
will bo received By the gndenigpsd Asen. 10 S "
she Bonds Of ths EewY YORK sod Enc ks,nosa voD2sny
ati ne 18th dsY Of May next Of the hechshles bsns
"a 81 Wsst for the sails u tbs farther sum Of
ego 100 Of the Bonds Of said Company beinf p9rl9n o.
'ay n. a ,.uss IL favor Of the State Of New Yolk,
.sd are first lien upon all The property Of the Compssy
go Ill b. assiEned By the Controller 10 me psfuss
vshoss BIDS may BE- seseptsd.
twenty years from the FIRST day Of JAY and ee nistsss
the rate Of ssvsn per cent. pc, sona sSs s.,s ssS
a.at 10 the ist day Of May 1851 ieesired ~ law 70
DO deposited BY the Company wn uo 49, CO., 80 NJ
Yapk =, become, due Proposals VIII Be received fos
sny nusr II N. bosds from one thoasand 70 nys nun
aJs ssll.rs bat bid II less than par can %
eoa.,I-red Persons making proposals. are Isqassea 20
90 ia ssrne Proposals. for purchase OF INC nonos
- -. Tes, YORK and Erie Railroad CO. !.
800 whose bids mar to accepted VII % notnsa o.
ths sscegsaes sad will be required 20 go 'ns sIaos
~ ~sv f,r the saue on or before the 18th dsy o. nsy
-, 1nterest viii eommenss from the day The money
80 and the bonds delivered
Ps Of The ke. satborsins the issue and sale Of the
hess mar BE- Obtained Of the Agent g the nesh.nasS
DsAA'"' y ~ FRANCIS w. EDnONDe
Hsw York, April p, ists lls ssMyis i'sp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12
nnr RlEmil ELTTK.

y A. q. Bndgers Haautaet1IeFl ~ btV0h"HJl n
Y Also manufacturer rich Flutes of every description
choca ssecsu of Scales snd Books Of instruction. for
ths Bebm Keyed F1.s coSs,sniiy on hand AZ uoi
- Notice Is hereby given ihat Socks VII -
opened 0r ss5scrpuon 90 the Capita stock o. th7 sru
s5 6snapas Rsiiroad Com 9eny" Ia the City Of New
York BY w HOLMAN Of hismi Co Il. on MONDAY,
Nav 8s 90 bs kept open tor Indefinite term of time
..t.-',tlrr mtl ullf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12
NOTICEN.
gHIEHUaOglsTe An0 trBas8ss
FBtyGER- g. WILLS,
s .flutra ffnll. ywt Nnesnu-eEs As
~ ysafer-Curo Embellishments, syosset. Lo

~ ySafer-Cure Embellishments, syosset. Lons L.
ADD ana Ofice 81 Teuth-sL neaf Flnh avenue. JOEL
sHE,g 81 sod Dr. ROOF both pupis0 OF trieesnits Al
rud 0 rtlsctsas shove Ous Of tho PhYsioans =. least
vii b. t constant attendance 81 Sgosnsl si5f lstp
rsy- Ne,y.Yorx sgater-Curc establishment
} PiEgsoS A ID. Proprietor This esiab ishmout a
nnfown in Of the most pe,sint snf hsAihy PARIS On
t- city coutsnng some sixty rooms, vi I'D several private
p,nrs good table Tor inyass. otharfg 20 sn COCO
e,ln diet si,0 nae Arrangements Tor balnng-is and ~
sait. Fourgo-uth-f. near iniuu square N. Y ~ lm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12

The Wing State Convention fas just Deeh organ
ized-RIcHARD THOMAS Of 81 Marysis President.
Every County is fully represented
Toe Tay Dor men have p msjority, aud will choose
the state Delegates
Much enthusiasm is manifested. Nothing farther
from Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12

tIsbt Tor u csnfs osr f5ot New fc0fs u rough pisuk
covered of a cents; roofs tSsay squares for - -
OR SCARE sad Ssrraats1. Good Patent hydro
Pnesnaia Cstnsst shratuins makes bsndsotns sbssp
h .ad durable roof neither pitch nor sfsys used 10 10
ssOlesiioc References ane specimens at GOODWlNs
Roansn Cement FssOrys 80 Nest Broadway, estscon
Chsmbers and WOreR-sU sW IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12
NEW -YOHh TRIBUNE.

By Tele graph to tie Ne,o- York Tr'buae.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12

cNDICOTT & SUMNER would fespeeughy "a.
Efom the public that owing 20 the great aad inefess
iD1 dem.nd Tor their Ministoto eoer Lamps tbsJ WIN
o5sn Store on Monday Msy a. 4o4 bfossway, neas
doof 10 tbs Broadway House. ~be,s sass snq
- tbo1..ods can DO pfocnced, proving what has now
become al established fact et tneso sihFst INC WV
sud cheapest iSht ia the wcrir..,,,, .e. u -.
- ~ rI,,-. my6 lW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12

Hon. JAMES COOPER or PESSsYLvANIA.-We
are pleased 10 learn from the Paaiepha North American
that this able Statesman and worthy ctzeH has written
tina, his hsath has been completely restored during his
soourn Ia Europe aud that he will return home eurns
this present month
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12

~ The Newburgh Gazette, one of the very
best wig papers Ia the State, appears this week IN ne"
and very becoming Dress from the celebrated foundry
Bruce q Co. OF this City. The Editor, Mr.. CALIAHAs
IS q gentleman highly respected both publicly and il
private lfe. We glad to evidences OF the gro~nI
popularity Of his paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12

fe W gentlemen and their wives, csn
1 be- accommodated win pleasant rooms in private
family handsomely situated In Esutee neshborhood-
A ,nls ~ 4l1 Broome az the bOwofy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12

rxY- The Hunterdoa IN. j Gazette has hauled
down the Taylor flag The Editor says
We bsve done So briefly, for two reasons, via Fist.
since Mir Clay has consented 10 again be cand
a,te he Gen has ceased TO be rst choice and
roRdv because we do not approve Of the position he has
thought proper 10 assume whea ssi iaIe letter ne ae
sIae, t6.t whether nominated by the Wing National
Conveno or not. be will stil b candidafe Beside
sas6ed that he is not the first choice OF The
Whigs Of this countyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12

nOAKD-A gentleman sBd tis wife of single senHe.
ID men eau be accommodated with board and pleasant
roon, newly furnished where there are but few ether
boa efs BY applying 30 Rooseyss corner OF Madison
sfv and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12
LtIuNIEH BOAKDING.-mlSs sTILLWkLL's

ss15aRD,-A lady residing Ia the upper part OF the
Is NV having small family aud commodious house,
DESTROYS Of taking few gentlemen 70 breakfast and tea daI'
og the sumner The iarse, with hns cios.u,
- Groton gsfer in each Also tns bathing room Ap-
slg AZ $50 T,selithst near Fifth-svenue. myl0 Iw-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12

N KnN.PIACE.-fhsw en-known sumner Doho
4 M hDpss for cit -ens formerly kept BY bann,i
no,y under the OF Mrs C. NJ huddon, ise OF
Se.,fs,d Com The house has, 10 good psrt been renr
tsh.d .a otber arrangements havo been INSIDE Tor mo
asotsuce and comfort Of boerders Mrs H. assuresh her
sds aua others " no may bs seeking temporary rosi-
sucs Ia the country that every reasonable effort VIII Do
made "a her part for their entire satisfaction.
N4,..Roehele. NAV |, 1913. mylo wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12

NIEH LAMP SIOkE.-Ite s1oscriDtf ms on bnNe
Lamps Of ever deicr peD sad OF The most apPro'sa
styss for OIL lard, esn2hens bGrnrg SUD, snd gas 90
sIand0ies hall ELlsFBs Elsssss WicAs &c 90 OIL carr
phene, spirit ess and yhOssene go. D. lea dnsfnh'
styes of nBatgrs s3isr Lamps, for lard or OIL a. l1
Ia lGs 3s III ard "a each For sac, "hoiesaAs ara
retail. the lowest prices fsF sssh.
CHARiES FULLER 1851 Green ~ich a.,
"a f... A-fys.n = 1rras 1cf " srr~p 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-12
BOARDING

a PARLOR TO IET with small room attsehed'
n - rsntlemsn and wife or 20 two single gentlemen.
Y. -" 'F' nyit lws
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-04

CorEEE-We notice sales OF 45O bsgs common Java 1T
IN 7kc and 400 de Sumatra ct sXo. The former at
months and the latter ct months.
DRuos SO The market since last has ruled dull.
The sales include 81 kegs arsenic at 4kc 80 ounces
otto rose at 81 49, 10 red srgols s 40 tasks
quicksilver 81 Isl so boxes Bermuda arrow root ct 400,
srm. with with an upward tendency in prices.
FsH "A nru market, with sales Of 500 quintals dry
cod at 50 o2h, and $50 do do large size ct % 10.
FIRE CRAckERs have advanced. we report sales OF
zoe boxes No. ct 81 IS.
FRuIr-ln foreign, there is good business doing at
els southern Peanuts 81 $50 do do very h.ndsoms
at SIX 1000 boxes wet and dry Raisins ct 81 40 $l
6o 100 ass Brasil Nuts ct OK %; 90 Casks Zante
at 2lc. months; 80 bags Tan agona Almonds ct 1<c
and 80 bales Marssliss do at 1870 uu.! time; $4,000
some parcels Of Smyrna Figs at 100.
FsEIcHrs-Cotton was engaged for Liverpool at6a2i.
There was no change In other articles
HIsss-No change
Hrsr.-A cargo Of 1000 bales Manila Wa, disposed
Of at &C., six months
weights 10 aud ID light and middisss 90 at u 100.
LEAs-sales Of 500 pigs soft Missouri at - 37k cash.
LIME Sales Of 900 bbls were made ct II . $50.
MoLAmEs-we notice good demand for the supply
Of the regular trade, with sales OF 400 hhds Cuba at
24k. 2she 100 do Porto Rico at sec 200 40 Cards-
4months
Naval sronKs-ws have only to notoe sales Of leo
oIs-Einssed CONTINUES arm sales Of 1900 gallon,
city pressed American at $50 and 1000 do English at
s., bske we also note sales Of 1000 lbs palm at TO-
and 400 cases betty at 50, cash.
Provisions Sales of 400 to 500 brs mess pork
made ct $40 rs, at which the market was firm. For
prime 50 IS was offered and 80 SIX asked Sales of
10 lbs molasses cured hams msde ut To- and 30
hhds d salted hams sold ct 4ko. Bsef-ss OF $50
brls b.af (Portland) were made private terms
and 80 do primo river Si2 So Lardsses of 400 br
we're made private terms, aud 100 do do sold 1t $40
saes of so 900 los Of grease lard made 4kc.
Batter remained about the Sane, while cheese
tinued drm.
Wn,sHsY-Ths market was quiet at 25o.
Res 100 tierces changed hands at So 87 for prime
srioss sales embraced 25O bags Jamaica pimsnto
at 9% . sNo
4 q 4Ho, mos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-04

The mortgage Of $50, 900 held by the Comptroller %
security for portion Of the issues Of the Atlas, for
not satisfactorily explained was not sold
much to the disappointment Of many present, a. We
know Of one individual who was prepared to bid the
full amount It, There parties interested in the
Atlas Bank who making great efforts to depreciate
the value Of this mortgage for the purpose Of buyingt
in at large discount but there on the other hand,
many of capital who perfectly we'll scquaint
ed with its value that there little danger Of Its being
sacrificed The sale adjourned to Wednesday, the
18th instant.
There WAS Q ridiculous anoat day relative to
the banks Of Charleston c. for which there is not
the slightest foundation. It originated, no doubt in
the brain of some bear not generally
credited.
The annexed statement exhibits the value Of foreign
and domestic produce exported from this port for the
month of April distinguishing the extent Of shipments
to each country -
CoMMEpcE OF THE PoRr OF New YoRx-APRIL, l649.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-04
CITY TRADE REPORT.

NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY Afternoon, May y, l64S.
The hour market shade hrmer to-day, and sales
freely made including chiefly Gsnssss, with
brands In some instances ct 6c better than
city freely made ct full prices and some INSTANCES
at advance Corn held firm, with oderats sales
ct about previous rates. There change In rye or
oats The improvement In pork noticed yesterday,
was maintained to-day. Other kinds Ct DIVISIONS re-
manned about the same. Owing to the inclemency Il
the weather the forenoon there not much
sugars There fair business doing in moa and
in coffee. Owing to the Boston telegram line being
down today, with some interruption Others
without usual telegraph reports from that aud other
points
ere nominal.
BREApsrUrrs-F7our-sal OF about 1000 bbls Gene.
see were made ct So IS So SIX and 500 do Michigan
mixed brands ct 81 1874 Sales Of other lots made
at 25 for good straight brands The total amount
Of sales reached about 5000 bb There was NO change
In southern small sales Of Howard street and Gorge
town were making at Sc lax 50 80. Wheat-Sales Of
1000 5000 bushels Genesee made at 400, inolud
ing small lot at 1880 There was no change In Ohio,
which was held at full prices Corn-Sslss Of $500
bushels Jersey yellow made private terms and
1900 do at $40 Prime quality was held at $40; 1000
bushels New Orleans made at 5o 5000 do at b0Kc
and 1000 do, northern damaged ct 42o Meal continu-
ed Arm and without sales of Importance. Rye-The
bushsls changed hands ct $50 delivered Oats-sales Of
1000 bushels river, made at 47c and 1000 de- New
Jersey at AZ. Rye iour-Sass Of $50 bbls made
at So 90 Q 4 661z.
CoTroN-The buying continues mainly by manufac-
turers taken about 1000 bales day. and prices
continued steady ct quotations
LIVERPOOL CLAssIyIcATIoNg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-04
COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.

Wednssday, nay ID r. M.
The stock marketopened heavy this morning, and
prices fell OF little. At the rst board Long Island
declined u per cent; Canton u; Reading Railroad 1;
Fsrmsrs' Loan u; Harlem advanced Y, and Ill others
closed at prices current yesterday.
At the second board there were moderate sales ct
slisht decline on prices current in the morning.
The Chancellor Of New Jersey has granted rule a.
lowing thirty days for exceptions to be taken BY those
Interested they have to allowance ofthe accounts
Of the receivers ofhs Painneld Bank made BY the
ters Of their compensation and the demands against
said bank presented to and allowed by them.
The sale Of the stock securities Of the Atlas and James
Banks of to-day ct the Exchange but al the lots
advertised not offered We annex the sales made:
SALE srocK SEcuRIrrEs BIT ORpER OF COMPTROLLER,
ON AccoyrI OF the JAMES AND IHE ATLAS BANKs