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Cleared Yesterday:
Ship st. Petersburg, Howard Liverpool, L. II. Gale
Br. ship Orleans. Bogat, Liverpool, p Maxwell & Co
Big G. S W. W Gior fhadeph
Brig Samuel Potter, Douglass, Richmond, A. Ksany Co
schr. Prnceton, Smith, alaehcoIa Fanor & McCnily
schr Gen. Cneh Norris; Charleston R. NJ Harrison Co
sloop Cutter, Kombeck, Mobile. Master
Steamer Homer, Faucet, Louisville. Master
Arrived Yesterday
Ship Memphis, Bunker IA days from New York. to A. Co
Ship Byron, Mcclellan, % days from Boston, to master
Ship Harrisburg Mathews 10 days from Philadelphia, to
Ship A Anasys GSl day, from PHILADELPHIA
Ship Huron, Paine q days from Boston to G. W. Hynson
Ship Timoeon, freeman, "a days from Boston.
Ship Wabash Hathaway. IS days from New York, to J. o.
$, Woodruff Coad my :, =,
Ship Nestoian, Goodhue Is days from New York, to mas
Austrian Ship Gegorus Tomanovich 4s days from Bristol
Bak Madonna Mitchell Is days from Philadelphia to mas
Bark Convoy Hopper % days from New York. to J. W.
Br. bark Express Whitley 50 days from London ballast
d; to m sse,: my &C., u.
Brig Mai EsstIand, Webb, from Chages, 10th inst, in
ballast, to master-3d my.
California Reynolds from fan1 Mo11ie.
Creole. Wilson. from Minden-35l bales cotton.
Natchez, Leahers, from Hard Times-633 bales cotton
Nesta, Faussett, from VermilonvilIe.
Elisha, Landry, from Baton Rouge.
Alex. Scott, Sturgeon from Louisville.
Mobile, Sutton from Mobile.
Princess. FaIchld. FIN Bayou Sara.-I7 bales cotton.
Chss. Hammond. khkman from Cincinnati
America, Johnson from 81. Louis.
Towboat Panther Pinnegar, from the Passes.
TowbOat DeSOtO Kinney, from the Passes.
Towboat SOutherner. Pinnegar, from the Passes.
Towboat Danl Webster, Rinehardt from the Passes.
TOwbOat Claiborne HOwran, from the Passes.
TOwbOat Annawan WhttemOre, from the Passes.
Memoranda:
Capt Shankland. of the ship Allegheny reports that
the 18th inst, in lat. $50 as fell in with brig,
logged painted black. with white mOuding5 scroll head,
gided, with three gded ornaments the sten monkey
rail quarter painted white; house painted
green; manmas above the deck and lying ngse;
head of foremost gone foeyard with half of foesa
hanging it, Sent the boat but could her
The washing her, Apparently she had been
but q short time in that condition
Steamer Chas Hammond left Cincinnati the 18th inst
and Louisville the 2lst Reports feet water in the Ca
nal, and the river falling rapidly
TowbOat DeSOto towed down and sea- the 25th inst
ship Louisiana, and brig Saltador
TowbOat Claiborne lowed down and TO sea, the cath
inst, bark Jane Gano, and schI. Home
PASSENGERS:
parS in from, Havra utee
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CANADA AFFAIRs.-Ata public meeting recently
held in the Ottawa District, the following resolu-
ton, expressive of confidence in the present Cow
eminent, was adopted together with several others:
ResOtved That this meeting embrace this opportunity Of
ceency the Governor Geneahs energy, uprghtness snd
fearessness they display in the Of the coany
tons and emoiuments to principles involving the grsatas
teIests of this colony
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-28

CONSTITUTIONAL REFoEM IN DELAWARE
The Wilmington Blue Hens Chicken urges upon
the people of Delaware the formation OF Union
Convention ticket for the next election. Numerous
reforms are recommended: among the foremost arc
Emancipation and the election of all public SER
wants by the peoPle-goyernor, u. S. senators,
post-masters, collectors, marshals etc. thorough
legal reform is also demanded, in place OF the
present antquated system. -
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected daily for the Crescent bv VINCENT WILLIAMS
Proprietor Of the Lafayette Stock Landing Hotel.
LAFAYETTE, Friday April 27.-Anived steamer Princess
with 80 Sheep; America, 40 Beeve 30 Cows. No Sheep
tor sale other descriptions of stock nearly exhausted To-
day prices ae-Bee first class &c. second, 7ac third &c.
q ID Hogs. 4c o ID Cows $250s35 Sheep "a o head
Hay, sl40$l5 ton Corn, 4505oc. y bushel Oats 32c
q bushe Bran, 60[D70c o 100 ID OiLcake 81 o 100 n
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OLYMPIC CIRCUS.
Corner of Poydras and Baronne Streets.

VI 6drUuue
8. p. sTlCKNEY M,n.rsr ,n5 D;rs,,or
y iEncN
d. JENNINGS Clown
SAaUhpAf EVENING, April 2e-Beneft Of Miss ROSALINE
:, performances will magnificent
eecon OF Entrees, Equestrian Daring
Of Antpoan Grace Feas Grand Ethiopian
Deneefien ferpchorean Gems, Cownish Odde
rety Of chsste and beautiful entertainments
E Particulars In the small bills posters etc.
II Doors open o'clock performances commence At O'Clock
%Sissos. Dress Circle, cents Second Ter % sssts aus
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-28

IRON RoADs.-A writer in the National Intelli~
gencer recommends that Pennsylvania avenue, in
Washington should be laid with iron cinder, which
can be had at Mason's foundery, above George
town. If not in sufficient quantity there, it can be
had in abundance at the old iron works on the
Potomac river, on the Palapsco, near Baltimore.
This article he says surpasses all other materials
for the construction of roads, the particles being
too heavy to be moved by the wind ;; and after a
ram they rust and cement together, and by be-
come perfectly smooth and solid, and will endure
for length of time
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

SEFor San FramSisoo. California-To Sail on the
<TEH 10th OF May-The very fast sailing brig THOMAS
.ss.- F. HART, Capt Alex. Adams will be dispatched
above She has for BOO bbs of freight and
comfortably accommodate 10 passengers in addition
the number already engaged This vessel has been tho
roughly overhauled newly coppered and put in complete
order for the voyage For freight passage apply board
at Post 8, Second Municipality or TO
apA q. J. MEEKER, s. POydras St
Passage in the First Cabin. S250-in Second Cabin. $780,
ES~ No passage secured until paid for
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-28

SENsIBLE.-The Massachusetts, Legislature has
appointed a committee to devise means of abridg-
ing the sessions of the Legislature
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ORLEANS THEATRE.

SATURDAY EVENING April Is, will be performed positively
~ or the last time this Grand Opera THE
MAkTfRS Characters Messrs. Duluc Corad Valet
II The hbreo Of The Martyrs " for sale
u The performances will commence al I O'Clock. ap2T
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FAMILY GROCERIES.
DIrrrUp 20 kegs choice Goshen Butter;
DoA In 40 do. prime Western do.
HAMS IL tierces Shay's Extra sugar cured Hams
haNo-S casks plain do.
CpacKEps { Is bbls. Boston & Soda Crackers, fresh
~ us do. Butter and Water do, do.
FLOUR-40 bbls. fresh st. Louis and Illinois Flour.
sTApCu SIS boxes;
ia half do. Cogae's Pearl Starch.
CgEEsE SIS boxes English Dairy Cheese
oht1roh 10 do Pineapple do.
RAISINS-150 whole. half and quarter boxes.
SOAP-50 boxes No. Extra Family Soap.
TEA-l00 packages fine Green and Black Teas.
For sale low, and delivered free of charge in part Of
the city, by [ap13l CHAS STOUGHTON, "a Camp st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-28

MURDER.-Luke Lyons and Ed. Murphy brought
up for trial for the murder Of John Stevens boawan
board of ship Argo on the 8h Of last February Murphy
charged with having stabbed Stevens while Lyons held
him down. The continued until Wednesday
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SHADING RAILRoAps.-The following is from

SHADING RAILRoAps.-The following is from
the New Hampshire Statesman:
Charles +. Cove, Superintendent Of the Nashua
and Lowell Railroad, advertises in the Nashua Tel
egraph for 1000 good thrifty, young, upland elms,
with good roOtsthe trees to be about eight feet in
length, and from two to four inches in diameter-to
be delivered at the depot in Nashua. What can
these trees be for, except to commence lining the
road, of which Judge Cove is Superintendent
And to what object can the Directors of thrifty
roads more suitably apply moderate amounts of mo-
ney every year, than for procuring and setting shade
trees9 Think of of elm trees lining the
road from Concord TO Boston, and imagine the
luxury their shade would afford the traveller, with
the thermometer at go"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-28

ANTONIO SIEBLICH-This man. under sentence of death
for MURDER has been rsped by the President of the United
dispatch having been received by the Marshal that effect
from the SecIetarY of State.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-28

HONORABLY DIsCHARaED.-John Stevens examined
bef Recorder GenOs the charge of robbng John vii
cox The evidence merely proved that Wilcox being dec
robbery. his friend Stevens only wished take Of his
purse. containing So. and gold watch valued at 500
Wilcox believing like drunken men in general that he was
not only duly sober but fully able to regulate his nan
called watchman and preferred the complaint There
nothing sustain the charge and the
dismissed
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-28

THEFT-Nace, slave of Mr.. Bradford arrested by
of the Second Municipality Police, charged with steal
ing trunk from Mrs. Holt. The trunk found in his
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List of Vessels In Port Not Cleared.
Corrected morning especially for The Crescent

N1teIn the First designated in the following
table mi the Nos the Railroad
In thSeco ln2 them above the Steamboat Land
ing No. beng fiateat Landing the Third mSh The Nos
Railroad down. No beng Ferry Nhsr
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-28

LATER FROM LA PLATA.-By the arrival at
New York of the Westphalia, Capt. Vessel, from
Buenos Ayres, in SO days, files of the Gaceta Mer-
oantil to Jan. 81, have been received. Nearly all
the papers taken up with the messages of Rosas
and his Ministers, and other Legislative docu-
ments. There is no local news of any Importance
from the Argentine Republic. The French war
steamer Cocyte had not arrived. An extract from
a journal of the Banda Oriental is published in
which the humanity of President Orlbe is COM
amended on account of his having set at liberty a
number of young men who had been taken prison.
ers in some of the late political conflicts, and were
destined to be sent into the interior under the COM
mand of the dreaded Rivera.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-28

BuRGLARY-John Bggs was arrested last evening by one
of the police of the First Mnncpay suspected Of break
ing open the grocery of Mr. Miller of Custom
house and Bourbon The burglary committed
Monday morning.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-28

a GA RID.
LII persons wishing procure PIANO FORTES
IA in the New Orleans market either with -zE1s-z-,
without the Eoian Attachment, in -s-Nt WEI
formed that VIM. T. MAYO, No. S CampyT iS Il N
street, is our duly authorized Agent for that
city, and is fully authorized TO sell at Boston prices, with
only freight and insurance added and TO receive orders for
description Of instruments manufactured by leaving
optional with the purchaser to reject the salts
factory their arrival in New Orleans. Every instrument
sold as above warranted by and to be exchanged with
trial Each instrument will in future he accompanied with
invoice at Boston cash prices which be by
purchaser. if inquired for. We have the exclusive
right, and the only manufacturers Boston OF the
PATENT EOLIAN ATTACHMENT. We manufac
ture the Seven Octave Grand PLANO FORTES with and
without the Eoan Attachment.
T. GILBERT Il CO., 400 Washington street
Boston, October "a, 1913 apll I'm
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have this day retired from business, all persons
IA whom may be indebted will please bring forth their
claims within fifteen days from tins date. would also
fy all persons indebted to forth and settle with
within that time. would also solicit from friends
cessor p. MCCARTHY, who has conducted my business
for the past four years. M. SULLIVAN,
New Orleans April l, 1S49 ap4 1m+ so Commerce st.
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"Oh. had YOU ever a cousin Tom ~

LIZ James Teefe of Erin. brought 10 yester-
day morning before Recorder Baldwin The charge of
beating his cOusin-and, shame to fe that cousin woman
Miss Elizabeth Teefe. for reasons unknown TO the Court
had received from the hands of her gallant relative dtua
of batting also slight wound from knife. Rows win
happen the best of families and suppose drop of the
craythur at the bottom of this or Mr. James would
have lifted his hand against of the softer
However, lie had himself suffered the ARRAY, proving
that his opponent showed but little of the weakness incident
womankind His eyes. that once twinkled with fun
and with whisky" looking ddrk and onowful, while
his jewel of sadly battered. Both parties at the
time showed that they blood kin. Elizabeth true to
the of her did not appear prosecute the boy
of her heart, and Jenny allowed 10 depart peace
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-28

COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton, bales Tobacco, hhds
Stock on hand, Sept. !. l84S. ,40l 1856
Received past week. 49,. 7,l05 1094
previously :. Il OO3 O96-1 ,30l 15265-l6 1859
1851 COZ LIS
Exported past week $3.50. .3O5 24S
previously .. ISL $50 -sS1 1857 E6as-I7 STA
Stock on hand not cleared ......... .I26 335 1884
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Clothing. Clothing. Clothing!
M. BARNETT-No 10 Camp street,
HAS now on hand and is constantly Ieceiying, large
Ii and magnificent assortment OF FINE READY
MADE CI.OTHING-all of which being his own manu-
acture enables him sell cheap as any other establish
ment OF the kind the Southern country Gentlemen
chasing for their and dealers at Wholesale
respectfully invited call and examine for themselves the
following articles:
Super black cloth Dress and Frock Goats.
Fine and medium do. do. all colos.
Black brown and olive Monterey do. and Sacs.
Black and fancy DIap d Etc Sacs and DOnay Coats
Extra fine French Merino Sacs and Palelots.
Super fancy Linen Goats. of every description.
Black and coIOred Spring Cashmere Pants.
Superior French Merno Pants.
White and Fancy Linen Drill Pants.
Spring Tweed and French Cottonade Pants.
India Nankeen, and Silk warp do
Super white Marseiles and Linen Vests.
Black Satin, Merino, Cashmere. BombaZne, and
Fancy Vests of every quality and style.
mhl7 BIN NJ BARNETT. ID Camp st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-28

ACouITTEp.-Louis SENEGAL was tried before the First
District Court a charge of larceny but the evidence be-
ing totally insufficient. he acquitted.
CASE HEARTT.-The haJeds corpus granted in this
dismissed the motion of the applicants counsel.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-28
NEW ORLEANS:
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL %, 1s4e.

City lTKMs.-We have hut little report in the way of
local news The police offices presented nothing of interest
yesterday. 1t indeed distessingly dull in that line of
business and thieves and pckPockets made themselves
for
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-28

MOSQUITOES ARE COMING, HO, H0 Ho, HO Bridget
Daily considering her future and present comfort selected
mosquito bar at the burning of the House of Refuge and
appropriated to her She sent by Recorder
Baldwin examine the bars of the Parish Prison. until the
District Court could still further place bar upon her plfer
ing prOpensities.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-28
CHARLES SToUGH

CHARLES STOUGETON,
Family Grocer No. 81 CAMP Street,
X EEPS constantly hand n complete assortment of
cred free of charge. ap16
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Banks.
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS:
Cleared YESTERDAY

LATrrupr, % 81 30 N-LoNe1rupE, 80 win Tme, 81.
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Passengers:
Per ship Oregon. from Havre-260 steeIage.
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WANTS.

CABINET-MAKERS WANTED.
TWO Cabinet makers find constant employment at
Il the Corner of Graver and Circus streets.
ap23 VIM McCLUSKEY
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-07-20

for sales since Monday, at 50 90 for yellow,
and 50 80 for virgin dip. The latter mus, be
prime article TO command this price, being
subject to deduction according to quality
No hard Tnrpentine arriving. The sales of
the week reach about 2,473 bills. Some 500
bbls Spirits Turpemtine have changed hands at
CSC per gallon, (frm.) and 81 IS tor the bbls.
not reiurnable, Tar arrives very slow last
isales at 81 80 per Dbl. Sales of No. 3 Rosia
at soc. a-
PeQs-Cow Peas continue scarce.
Stares-Nothing doing in Slaves or Shin
gles-quotations nominal. -.
1imber-Sales of several RATS mill timber
from 81 TO 50 so, according to quality, and
one raft good shipping timber, at $40 per M.
The stock on the market is light. and princi-
pally held by one agent. But little coming
| forward.
Freights-- Without change. several vessels
| in port.
For all other articles. see table for prices
which will be found nearly, if not quite cor.
rect
| Business generally dull.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-07-20
COUNTY CANDIDATES.

owe are authorized to announce Gen. L. H.
as a candidate for reelection to
the office of Clerk of the Court of Pleas and Quar-
ter Sessions of New-Hanover county.
July 9th, lS49--[43-te
Chronicle and Gazette will copy.
owe are requested to announce OWEN
ALDERMAN, Esq, as candidate for reelection
10 the office of Clerk of the Superior Court of Law
of New-Hanover county.
July 9th, Is49--[43-te
Chronicle and Gazette will copy.
To the Voters Of Neto- Hanorer County:
Fello1C-citizens I'm August next. it will de-
volve upon you to elect some individual to perform
the duties Of Superior Court Clerk Of this county.
From The urgent solicitations of many individuals,
| have been induced to offer as candidate for
that Office It's duties have hitherto been perform
ed by the deputy of the one whom you have cleo
ted. If you should elect me, pledge to attend to
it naysel, and use my best efforts to discharge its
various duties satisfactorily to the public.
S. R. BUNTING.
Long Greek, July End, ls4e--[43-te
MooRE's CREEK, July 2nd, ls49.
Mn. FULroN-Sir-You will please announce
me in your paper as a candidate for the Office of
County Court Clerk at the ensoing election, and
that will meet my fellowctizens at the different
precincts, before the election.
JAMES F. SIMPSON.
July 9th, ls49-[43-te
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-07-20
WILMINGTON MARKET-July 10.

Bacon-We have no change to notice in
the price of North Carolina Bacon. The stock
of all descriptions has been considerably re-
duced, but not sufficient to create scarcity,
except in the article OF prime hams ; this de-
scription is considerably enquiTed for, and
readily brings quotations.
Beef Cante-Sor.e fair quality Beef Cattle
have been brought to market this week, and
disposed of at DC per 10.
Corn-About 1900 bushels Of corn in all,
have been received during the week. all of
which had been ordered by a firm, except 600
bushels received from Bladen, and taken by a
dealer at 6oc per bushel. The stock is suffi-
GENTLY large for immediate demands.
Flour-Some fresh arrivals OF Canal Flour,
selling from store at Sc so a 81 so. Fay.
etteville Flour scarce-market nearly bare
none in first hands-see table for last sales.
Hay-Received during the week, from n.
York, about 43O bales, sold at so Csc per
100 lbs, from wharf.
Lard-Stock 6rm-no meterial change.
Lumber-Rive-We can hear OF no sale
Quotations, therefore, nominal.
Molasses-None arrived this week. Car
90 reported in o,lr last is all sold to about 50
hhds. See table.
Mocnl sores-The market for Turpentine
has advanced Sc per Dbl since Monday. Up
TO that day, our highest quotations for last
week were fully maintained, viz: 50 IS fol-
yellow, 81 rs for virgin dip, Wenow quete
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-07-20

E'ectioneerimg.-The following good hit,
at the practice of candidates for office playing
the agreeable to families of those they visit
when on electioneerng tours, is from the
Vicksburg Wing &c A few of the candidates
tor district attorney met at the house of plan
ter in Kinds county not long since. Crabb
nurSed three of the children, and did the agree
able to one of the grown girls and the old la
dy at the same time, while Hooker talked in
an agonIZingly afectionate manner 10 the SOW
ereign. Buck, in the meantime, was making
himself useful, by helping one of the small
boys 10 get his dog over the fence. DulfieId,
it is said, twisted the cats tail with persc-
verance which would have done credit 10 the
bad boy in the primer, and pleased the baby
so prodigiously that ii came near going off in
a spasm of laughter, when all the candidates
rushed to its rescue and made such a huIlaba-
loo with their kind exertions, that sitting
hen under the house was scared off her nest
and has never returned from that day TO this
At latest accounts ten of the eggs We're spoil
ed, the Old lady was as hufy as a wet hen,
and the sovereign had determined not to
cast his vote for district attorney"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-07-20


LIVERPOOL, June So Cotfon-Owing to the
unfavorable accounts of the growing crops of cot
ton in America, received by the las; steamer, an
extensive business has been transacted during the
past week, at an advance Of from to Id per ID.
For day or two after the arrival Of the steamer,
the demand was particularly animated but for
the last two days, it has been more moderate, with
an increased quantity, and the extreme sales in
the early part Of the week have scarcely been
maintained.
The total sales of cotton for the week have
amounted to 74,l90 bales, of which 1000 were
taken by spectators for export. The American
descriptions consist of $1,000 uplands at Al sd /:
80, 900 Orleans at ed sgd, with 1000 at GID /;
$4,000 Mobile and Alabama at std; 800 Sea Is
land at I'D l5id. The committees quotations
are as follows. Fair upland, AID; fair New Or
leans. 4ad, 14d a Aga. The sales Friday
amounted to 5000 bales of middng qualities.
The reports of the Havre market are also very
favorable the demand being active, and rates i'm
proving.
BREADsrUFFs.--Fl0ur-W brought "a
25s for superfine and inspected qualities though
some sales for inferior were made at 2Is 22s
Cd Philadelphia, % 24s; Baltimore, 23s Cd a
25s. Corn--White being scarce. is worth 34s a
35s cd, and yellow, with liberal supply, at 34s
35s. Corn meal, I6s lis per Dbl. Wheat,
IS Sd rs Id per bushel.
PRov1sIoNs.--Beef is 10 limited demand, with
out change in value. In polk the demand is for
the lowest quality only--western has goLe off at
regular prices. The arrivals of bacon are large,
and holders firm. Hams are scarce and rnquired
for shoulders are in fair demand at SIS Cd 22s.
One hundred tons lard sold at steady prices
Cheese--75 boxes received by Niagara, of ordi.
nary quality. sold at 59s Cd 3Is Cd +; good old at
AS for small quantities. ....
NAVAL SroREs-Turpentine, 1000 bills good
rough sold at Is Sd. Spirits are dull at Dos. 800
Common Amber Rosin sold at Is 81 Is Cd. 80
casks fine North American Talow sold at BIS a
37s Sd. so tuns Southern Whale Oil sold at 27s
Sperm at decline of sd Cd.
RlcE.-52 tierces, good new North Carolina,
brought lss Sd l9s.
FRE1GHrs-Freights have been very dull du-
ring the week, with numerous arrivals, and rates
decidedly lower. Passengers are taken at much
lower prices New York, dead weight, 9s lss
per ton fine goods, SIS l6s Cd: HARDWOOD
earthenware Us.