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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-12
Herald marin. Correspondence.

BpRnuph Juns Sl-Ssilcd Eth-snss Catherine. Scott
New ork for Porto kics c.ns Tor all Of health. Con-
tvr Carney, Gusasloup 18th. fr schr Alert Hutchins
Boston; M irir Princes RIOS III sails Bal more
July s-Arrived, July t-Br schr Gcsl Grant, White.
CtorSctevr, Sc ith steamer clyde. Havana Sc 6th
Ir telr q Big'ov, Deuarars for uslifsxi steamer
1hamCs, 81 Thomas JUST arr.
sailed Iune Sirigs Elizabeth Adnett (Br) skpscy Mi
,eit Bartlett, Alexandria Lady Of the Lake (BrL Hill,
York.
vosse bottom up. tored into soundinrs on We'd
pedsy last and erts will he made to-day her inso
las iron rudder brsces lies low and
the viper part % The stern appears 60 Agonc
large quantity Of clean nnhoesny hes abort feet long
marked n, CT, H. orr y, several puncheons %
low q snail roe, with wooden hall attached, a-i
Which appeared 20 have been painted white robaby ssne
Ihte ~ vessels rail- and mshogary wheel large enough
Tor aNcse Of 30 sns all entirely free from barnscss
ashore lere early in February last
rH,Ls prLpHiA Juy liArrived bries Quincy. Kempton
Porlspdj Gov Csrrer Handy Perrsmbuco; Fairy, E.on
Turks Island sthr Townsend Turner, frodencei Heroine
Peru, Norwich.
Beiow-A thr supposed 10 he The Stephen Baldwin from
Liverpool; tars vrpiliar from Betssy brig Oliver.
tlcpr,d Bark Yarmouth, 1aA Ne. Orleans; brgs Fairy
nsrter, kibgstcn, JAM Berniee Br Chefs uslifsx
VIM Pitt HALL Boston; OAk Ryder DO; Carton, Hall dot
Sells Baker do; hortagro Ross do; Main, Ddtch Nevbu
tyro,t Nucs,sp Brts bsrrey nm Msse senrs fevnscnd
1uin,r Quincy Point Roswell King Mende, Fall River
Dtfa Brl Curry, Haifax, Ms; hshsnd, Corbt Salem
Heroine, feru, Ncrwch hds'ine and Rosins, williams Al
t,ry.
LyrrrR BAGS for all parts ~ the West fndiss royal
no, m on FRIDAY, 18Th, sta q before n o'clock.
Letter Bees 81 steamer Empire city for Chagres Panama
Csi,rps &c, will close a. the above oce Tuesday 1h
st.b otlttk.
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Our Baltimore correspondence.

BALTIMORE, July III, Ioly.
EFutsio Pressrre the Health of the CHy-Dieeting
of Friends-Rdrages Of Chotera-Fir California
--Cusfom House 1rpointnents-M Markets, &c.
Although the board of health of this city have
done and are still doing great deal towards the
preservation of the public health, hear in all d.
tons of the formatien of local health committees
with ample funds at their disposal, raised by sub
scuptIons TO keep the streets clean and pure,
tcIpatlon OF the ARRIVAL of the dreaded vlsant Ii
has reached within short distance OF the city, on
all sides, but by SEINE mysterious influence, Is
still kept at bay.
mnation, are now in session IN this city, discuss
ing some new doctrlnal points that have recently
been raised, and which have caused some dlstrac-
tion among the membership The debate u said
TO be quite warm and spirited one, and is con-
Quoted with closed doors
The papers this morning announce the death by
cholera, at Cincinnati, OF the wife of Mr.. w.
Whitman, formerly proprietor OF the American ho-
tel IN this city, and OF hve other members oil ms
fourth Of July.
The packet ship Louis Philippe will sail from
this port TO day for California, with about thirty
passengers, most OF whom are clerks and young
merchants OF this city. This expedition was got.
ten up by MIR James :. Wethered, who recently
returned from California with snug fortune. He
takes out a large invoice of goods, and several
houses and dwellings, TO be erected at san Fran
cisco.
some of the appointments made by Colonel
Rane, IN the custom house, are OF a character TO
cause universal surprise and regret among his
friends throughout the city. The post Office APP
psintments have been very good so far.
A considerable number of our merchants are
now on their way to the North, TO lay in their
supply Of goods for the sprng trade, and much
anxiety is felt by their families and friends for fear
that they may be cut down by the cholera.
The following were the sales at the stock board
yesterday -
s1ooo Treasury So 116t; 500 Maryland es l0Gls; 6Sa
Maryland def De- lO3h 800 City SIS IS; LOO Dslt
Ohio Railroad bonds, 81, VI "a 5000 dc 81.
In the Baltimore market yesterday -four quite
inactive. The sales 400 barrels Ho~srd street
81 e2h. Sales Of Pennsy lvsnis red wheat to-day al
81. Sales q yellow at 81 cents per bushcl. No
thing doing In vbits very it'll. N market
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mont and Mass. Rsilrsad. 4oi do 40x de. Western
Railroad lO1.; do: Boston Provde Railroad, 93
100 do East Boston Co.. bso. ls IL do hsohane: Bank
00 442 rights Vermont Central Railroad 5c ~ divd 1ds
Vermont ntral Railroad 1913; $500 Vermont and Mass
Railroad Bonds. IS.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New BEDFoRp Oh MARKET, July 9.-Sperm.-Ws
have change to notice in the market, which remains
firm with fair demand for the The sales EN-
brace parcels of 80 bills at 1OOc $50 bbs at l03c and
AGO bbs at lO4c sale Of u cargo of about 900 bbs.
made in Stonington the price Of which we did not
learn. Whale We notice sales since our last OF 10
bbls dark N w. Coast at 37c 800 bills South Sea at
3sc $50 bbls N w. Coast and South Sea ut SOC aud
800 bills. South Sea private terms the market
closing firmly with good demand. Whalebone. Sales
Of 5000 lbs N. w. Coast at $50, and 900 lbs do at
29c cash Sperm Csndles.-A sale OF 100 boxes was
made at 33c mos.
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The CrOps.

The Oquowka (Ill.) Spectator says.-Our wheat
and rye harvest has fairly set In, and farmers are
pushing their wheat, cutting with an energy un-
paralleled, in consequence of the rust. The pros
pect for wheat previous to Its being affected with
the disease, very hatering, but Row il is fear
ed that thousands of bushels will be lost in con-
sequence OF this disease.
The Kenton (O) Republican says:-We regret
to learn that in some portions OF the county the
wsevill is destroying whole fields of wheat. We
were on Monday informed by several farmers that
in whole ten acre fields there could not be found
a single head that contained more than two full
grains. We hope that II may not be as bad as an
tlcpafed. We notice that the same worm Is cut
ting off whole fields in almost every section of the
country.
The Delaware (O) Gazette says I'VE hear
much complaint from the farmersin this county,
in regard 10 the condition OF the growing wheat.
IL seems that an insect called the red weevll Is
committing great depredatlons, and in some sec
tons utterly destroying the crop. Some varieties
appear much more subject to the attack than others
and we learn that that known as Mediterranean
wheat has been more generally exempt than any
other
The Chillicothe CO., Adpocate says The
injury to the wheat by rust is much more extern
sive than was supposed week ago. In this,
well in all the adjoining counties, the crop will
not be- over half an average one: Particular local
tiles have suffered more than Others but in the ag
grcgate this estimate will, we have no doubt, prove
correct. SO far as we have heard the Mederra-
The Marietta (O.) InteHigencer says We re-
greet 10 learn that the wheat crop of this county
will sustain serious damage from the rust. We
have persons from different parts of the coun
ty, who inform us that the injury general, and
that many fields that short time ago promised an
abundant yield, will scarcely be worth harvest
ing"
The Hooking CO., Republican says We 10
greet to hear from many portions OF the county,
(Hcckng) that much of the wheat upon the low
lands has been seized with rust-endangeri the
whole crop in some places, if not promptly cut,
and at best diminishing the yield. 1t is ascrbed
by those with whom we have conyersed,, to the
combined influence of very heavy fogs and dews,
the absence OF wind, and the sultry
The Logan (O) Republicans says We regret
to hear the many complaints of the farmers in this
vicinity, in regard to the failure of this (he wheaD
crop. The rust, it is said, has seized upon it, and
will destroy very large portion reducing the crop
beyond e-halt of what was confidently expected.
These complaints come to our ears from every part
of this, and from some portions of the adjoining
counties.
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vemment, and he therefore never decides con-
trary to his own convictions. That the eminent
gentlemen who compose his cabinet enjoy his
greatest confidence, is undoubtedly true; but that
he permits them to vote him down, or that they
attempt it, is, emphat,caly, 4 falsehood.
Another story which is being lndustriousy circu-
lated is, that there will be change in the ca
binet, some one of the members going out to make
room for Governor Crlttenden. This 10 also
baseless fabrication There never was cabinet
more closely cemented by feelings and personal
esteemhhan the present one And even If this were
not the case, they know well the impolicy of
changing the members Of cabinet 1t at once
gives an air of instability, odor of discomfort,
which, in nine cases out OF ten, proves fatal This
reason, however, will never be brought into play
AS We remarked before, they are bound together
by feelings which insure their continuance They
have embarked in the same boat with the Pfesi-
dent Knowing him merely by report-foming
their opinions of him from personal acquaintance
but from the glory of his achievements and the bril-
Eancy but mOdesty of his reports-they at once
accepted the responsible positions he offered them,
filled with the highest respect for his talents and
his virtues. They now know him. Their inter-
course has but increased the respect they felt,
whilst il has created also feeling of affection for
the good old man, which, sink or swim, will cause
them to stick TO him during the whole course of
his administration. OMEGA
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Seven acres of land in Cambridge, Mass known
as the "Old Bigelow Estate were recently sold for
$4,000.
The Syracuse DAILY Journal has stoned. and
the Auburn Dc,fy Advertiser is offered for sale
The hotels at Cape May are raSidly filing up
with visiters.
A boy named Charles A. Mcintyre died in Eos
ton, on the 9Th inst, In consequence Of having
stuck fork in his eye. The points penetrated the
brain
William McCutcheon was killed at Buthe Pa a.
on the 9Th inst, by the bursting OF cannon.
black boy, perfectly naked and wild, has been
found in Jamaica.
Several families of French exiles, from the island
CT Martinique, have settled near Louisville, Ky.
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livLRrooi-Stesmship Hibernis-Mrs Gather, Mrs Ken
aal WE SINS chfdren and servant; Ne Edv in Barnett
ueo kead Gcre Rev Mr. Howe. Mr. Harrison, Ssbp
Wiz Daltcn, DIR Ross Boxer ee Fsx. Heinricas Ches
herr,hs Chss Atkinson. Thomson. Blech. Berdsude,.
JAS william son, Warine. Lieut. Col Goodman Roh Jshn-
son Neil hgins Fsrnandex, Bonddier rierre Colsns.
Narefes Mich, Hsnfurd, Robert Ieeoh Burths. Sank.
Iady Dr Tenant Pepin Bird, Rev John Jenkins Jolly
Joterh Wbelan, Geo E suthon Cordcna Fraser ender
BAN, Sinclair Iockhsrt MeAliser, Mr. Chevot Mr. and
Ms Ihernten, RAJ tersby-Ss for Enesnd.
For Hsfsx-Nrs Braine. Miss Raymur, Miss Bird
lob tr Mr. Brain Geo robin, ThOs Topping svnops
Cart Smythe RIA. Mr. laval.
StvkNrsu-S,esmship Tenneesce-Mr Hendee and LADY.
W Johr Damvcody snd lady; Mrs Davis Miss Davis Miss
Congdor, Miss Charleean Messrs Marin, Stmpsor
Fay Dean, Peck Musss Escalsnte, Rsosiants. m
Gusmsr Cole, Major Ripley Master Desn-2o and in the
ttctrsge.
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DERSups AVID sr Enthusiastically CIyde-Nr pesrs
Coir Cetert from Yer, Cruz Thomas Derbysb,re
NJ end Mrs sooren clid and servant Mr. Waters o. ia
Mr. Nevcomb hnugua Mr. and Mrs rif Mr. Morrison and
hey hr Srbhs Of 81 Thcr toi and four chill
drcn. and Mr. de In Cruz Mr. Acuna Of Porto Rc
Cart Csny AID sen Couns de Bremeny. 3. Tomss
kirklc, Mr. cooke Porto Rico; Mr. Anderson Berrud.
NV oRfEhrs-Ship Atlantic Mrs Rea, Miss Garrett
Miss hcNeltie, Mr. Gratiun. ~ storage
Pro JsNriao- Bris Bordesus-Amos Petite, n Bsnta q
Dams, u Atwood.
comb, Y Reach. Esr
NASSAU. r-Bris Pedrazs-M y Ellis, " O wins
Bsson capt Drinkwstcr aud lady Sheppard Mics FERRY
ranfail. 49, 1877
Cucstn, J AroEtispa NS'
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Cleared.
ships-Re.ton, Pratt Valparaiso and San Francisco
torn Trssk DO Slate Gardiner Howell; Adelins, Pike,
osSs Ssss nf s1say Ii E.s%ds
Tennessee 81, Cole. savannah, / Mitchell.
ssss Lee ES;'if fs
wssS d. sss s Essa Hs ). ao Dr. &
weed cs.Ers, Ha,;sy Murray p.ass Campbell sa,p
Alasni TS.;d ssPSasis. wi9d.or, s. FoTasI Wilson.
seRis"TicnoHer fSoT) clansssn, ss.Ssnscr Fun.h
Msineie. sis.e;%.n; ca.hsi, AIsxapara, Se siurses
sloop-ThOmas Williams, Barker, Providence.
Arrived.
Bermuda July with mdse and 5000 in SPECIE to Maitland
.crsship Erie, Lieut. Com W MeBi.ir IsditSrrsneap
S Aaas ko.sF New orleans. Days With nd.o
ss bark Charles TOtto Beckman. GO.,..burs ~ days.
SuSsS,s lat q :" .psis Br siir 1SiSn from Mont
T sisSs oI TS a g. b.
t1k-. from Liverpool for New York.
S S'sgf: S' .Ses: Zip PIE iron
French brig Deur Maria, oveo. Bremen "a days. in bali
seisn brig Cs'er. Pt,O, Genoa G. days. with wine and
r.: J.TS' ssy Is ys hide;
ut lat 1914 Ion "a - spoke bark Galnda hence for San
;slT o:s.Ii, %, SYGTt S.1 lat Oi lon spoke brig
Brig Albert. DOrto, Nassau MP "a days with timber to
BrS Fsarar.. Terry. NASSAU Mp. June 30 with mdsc to
Benson ith nsh la, 81 30 Ion 70 60 spoke bark hanehes-
brig Russs Hanson, Neuvits, 2ith nit. with sugar and
m.hossny to Ihss Ovens Sid in CO. barks Paro. Sarah
Bs caIltca loi Richmond: Ms Percy Trinidad Dc Cuba
lon ,reis r eSr cSrssr from cisnfusros for HsaS
oh LAT IS Ion 70 a. .gohs barb Con ysSs. Hardy from
rs, hsn.. for hs rs, Ts,., -. TT. IT., =,
DAYS with salt, 10 Leland 4 Adams. Lon Xmsroaa
sS.i Es. Elem fffn, a days. with timber
rassds! sn issr tsis' %' win n'''
sehr Homer Webb; csrdsra 10 day. with sugar and
hsas; ts a. I.S Si a's Ion % ~ experienced
Mary DeiphinO, -. Havana % days. with mdss,
Forest King oimsted Har,ns 10Th ul with md,o to
sshr Albert Thomas, BecsmAn Elou,her,, days. with
Battle. Saunders, from Eieu,hera day., With
schr p savery. whsldcn, DoobOy Island, CAL days.
schr 2 savery, weldin, Dsrien.
sehr Elos Robbins. wlminssOn, NC, day.. with naval
sohr Iosisins. Robinson. wilmington, NC.
sshr sll,. F,sps Wilmington, NC days. with naval
sesf Sropgsr. Chambers. virEni.. 2 days.
sehr Christopher Post Van Name, Virginia ssy, with
se,r Delaware. ChsppeI virEinis days, with yoOd,
sehr Nicholas Biddls, cOuklins. Virginia, days. with
sesI Trimmer, Tyler; VIRGINS, DAY., With wood.
Schr Experience, NcDouga Alexandria tdays With -four.
Br sohr Planet Wright 81 John, NIB, IL days, with mdse
ard Passengers TO , Smith.
sehr George s,d iliam Hsket from Bsstpor N days
with Hath aud plaster toSmith and Bosington.
ScLr Ssian. Perry, New Bedford.
ship sultana -, y days from New Orleans.
Brig kwell, -, from Charleston.
Brig Gen Marshal, -, Of and for Boston.
Alss chip, 2Iaiks and brigs.
sailed.
Steamship Tennessee for Savannah. Br ship Hter-
mia, Halifax aud 1iverpooli packet ships bavaria for
Iavrc; West Point for London; icndrick Hudson for
Iond n: tarks Fhlena. for california. Drowa for
Cok. General Hin eky foe Belfast Lrgs Elizabeth. fasA
Argus Tor 81 Jagp de Cuba.
JvLv Ii--wnd at n-rise Sc, ~ meridian. s. o, sun
SETS
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INTELLIGENCE PROM MoNTEvIpEo.W learn by
private letter from Buenos Agree, Of May 3, nat
the Monievidean government have negotiated in
pent OF which has heen guaranteed by Brazil. THIS
will probably have the effect Of prolongng the DIFF
fcultics In the River Plate. The custom house
duties at Montevldeo were already pledged TO a
banker til !sol, under British guaranty.-Boston
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Fin. At RACINE, VISA fire broke out in tho
Richmond block, at Racine, Wis, on the ID inst,
in the rear Of the store occupied by Foster K Ed
munds, auction and commission merchants, de-
stroying, besides the store of Foster & Edmunds,
the hardware store of Schobey 81 Co, the telegraph
Office the shoe shop belonring 10 Mr.. Foster, and
the law Office OF j. II. Nutiing, Esq. Whole loss
estimated at $500, a small part Of which IL
ed by insurance. Foster & Edmunds loss is est-
mited at $1,000, partly insured. Schobey "a Co.'S
Ices, 81 30; no insurance. Mr.. Chadwick's loss,
ssO0; no insurance. Telegraph Co. and Operators
os., 500; no insurance.
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On the I'd July. at st Marks Church Williams
burg, by the Rev. s. NJ Haskns, b. +. CONSTABLE, to
JArE PIoToN MiLsrR.
On Wednesday, July 18th at St Thomas Church. by
the Rev Richard Cox, Mir. VIM II. UNpERHILL, to Miss
MANIA LovIsA, daughter Of VIM II. Andersen, Esq all
OF this city
On Tuesday evening. 10th inst. in the Reformed
Dutch Church at Nyaek, by tho Rev Charles s. Hage-
man. MIR. JAMES G. BURKE to Miss ELIZA II. SxILLMAr
both Of Princet. N J.
Princeton papers please copy.
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AMERICAN SPoETs-A DEER Cause.-The deer,
with the Indians, have nearly all disappeared from
thus region Of country, over which they once
rormed in untamed freedom aud rarely indeed are
any of them known 10 venture within tina danger
Gus psecincts OF civilization. Yet occasionally
one makes his appearance among the cultivated
fields II Western New York, though his reception
IL generally such az to mako him regret lIie
temerity. On Tuesday last, AS the hands employed
command Of II. X. Higgins, Esq were at work on
the canal, repairing The tow path, about -four miles
and halt west OF this city, a full grown doe was
discovered trotting down the heel path toward
them. She stopped suddenly when sh OFT distance
from them, turned back and plunged into the canal,
swimming across TO the tow-pah side. There
six men AT work on the boat, viz;-Edmund lIig-
gins, J. c. Mason, John Clark, Henry Jones, David
Sturges, and one other, who Immediately suspend
cd their labors and gave chase. The deer lesped
the fences and crossed several fields, running at
Canada ihistles. The men, notwithstanding they
were all barefooted, rushed into the grass and
thstlcs, and drove the animal back and forth
through the field until II nearly exhausted.
They then drove II down into a corner Of the
dow, where, from the height of the fence and Its
exhausted state, II was unable To leap out Young
Higgins rushed upon IL here, seized il around the
neck, and held II until the others came to his as
sistance. rope was procured from the boat,
and the caiuyc led back in triumph, though fran
TIC with fright. The chase occupied about half an
hour, and the distance iun from the boat was css
than mile We doubt if full grewn wild deer
short time. The captured deer IL now on the
premises of II. X. Higgins, Esq in Gates, under
gong the process OF civilization. -Rochssg dS,cri-
CON. JtRu TO-
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RACES while they were on board the beat by all
three of the men, who threatened to throw them
overheard if they mentioned the circumstances to
any one. Dennis has been remanded to prison.
The cholera is inducing large travel TO Cape
May, and the boats to that delightful bathing re-
sort go crowded. The weather is new proptious,
and all the sports incident to the spot now be
enjoyed to advantage. The Robert Morris, Noun
talneer,. Traveller, w: J. Pease, asd several
smaller boats,are now plying to the Cape from the
city.
No change has occurred in our flour market, and it
remains quiet For city consumption shore IL fair
demand at - SO S. Rye flour Is scarce, and is
wanted Ut So. Pennsylvania Germ meal commands
S215 81 s7k. There ia q moderate demand for
wheat and prices steady. Sales Of $500 bushels
prime PennsyvsnA red at 81 o. aud lot OF white at
81 CO per bushel Tho last sale Of rye WAS ut $40
Corn Further sales Of fiat yellow at SIC. and prime
round NJ $50 Oats dull 900 bushels poor South
srn sold at Csc per bu.he; prime quality worth
20 2se. At auction to day, 227 hhds damaged Ma
tanxas molssses sold at l5c, cash Prices OF cotton
have an upward tendency. Whisky is scarce. Sales
of bbls at ESQ and hhds at &c
Sales OF stocks at the first Board:S5 900 State So
s5 S7A; 1850 do ST. 200 Treasury notes lis; IL sh
Farm. and Mecbs. Blk, COZ; $1,000 $ Nav. loan. 5l1s
COO do. 51I; 8 sk. Commercial TX 56A; 81 eos s.
Nav. loan, 5lss 500 Girard Bk b5 12'. so sh Read
ing. l51; So 900 s. Nav loan, 5l2s; 1000 do. 5l}.
900 % 5l3s
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LrvyRrsoL CLAssIrIoArfs~.

EsrieHrs--Ths market continued steady. Engage
tkc cotton. &c. and heavy goods 20s. ga. Cd.
,esee was taken up for Belfast ut 51d for corn In
bags A British vessel taken up tor port In the
British chsnp. at I'd To Havre rates we're about Nc
for Gotten. To California rates continued hrm at 50
per Dbl; some parties asked - SO.
hoLAssEs.-The market was quiet and prices steady
The aggregate stock hand was about 10 NO hhds,
and 80 600 barrels.
bbls. spirits Of turpentine, at BE csrh
ons-ln linseed n moderate business wss going for
ward With 'ales Of 4Jco gallons ut IS 5Ste tor eng
lish and So coo for American.
rsovrioys-Thc sales in pork were about $50 bbl'.
at $40 G2h $40 10 fer niece, and sga 50 1875 for
prime beef was hrm and sales OF lss bsls were made
at Sl2 rs for city and SIS for Chicago mess prime
~as scarce at sl1 Cot meats we're hrm With sales of
20 teices plain shoulders at Axe 20 hhds dry shout
deis a. a4ssc. aud 2o,s hhds. dry salted hams Ga.
Lard WAS b,ssy, at 90 a6als la barrels, aud Ia
he in h'ss Butter was quiet q, loa ilhc .'r
TIE, according 20 quality
EIrori from Is 70 l0h Jaly 1879. 1ls.
fe't bbl'. ..''..'''..''''. ioa 90
fork .................. leo ~
lbrd, kegs. ......... .lJol b'3J
srcArs Sales Of l7o hbds M-scovsdo were mate at
Of Ilso.; 20 30 prime Porto Rico at G'sc and 80 do
Tossccc A brm market with sales Of 100 hhds
Kentucky, at o Sc 4 mouths.
WmSEnr The market sas steady, aud sales o. $50
tlls adc at 25lic tor Ohio aud prison, aud 22i
23c for drudge
WINS SALES we're made OF Gj quarter Casks sweet
Malaga at Sc and Sod pott, nj Toe.
Receipts Of Produce peg Hudson Inns h,s drv
IIudron bNrr Line-fO3e barre Hour 10 lSs bush
els corn. "a bbls whisky. Oh balcs wool; - hams
Try and krie Line-25SO bits flour; 0, loo bushels
Gihsth's Line 3 ITO bbls. -Four; % do ashes; 202
box,s ckeete. ~ bales woot 10 bbla hams.
Setftsure Line-6 go bbls Hour; 80 bushels corn;
~ bbs aches 20 boxes cheese. 81 bales WOOL 70 bar
refs hsns. as " bushels .eed.
Eckford's Line OsS bbls -four; 10 do. ashes.
Little Tails Line--7lg boxes cheese
Ntsttn Lake Bost Line-25O0 bushels corn so
bbis whIskry, 81 bales wool
busLtls corn
Osvreo Canal Llne-2 OIL bushels corn; 20 bbls
pork; Ill boxes cheese.
N Y and Cincinnati Liue-T00 bbls -four
Troy and W estern Line-6i bbls. flour; 4,6o0 bush
els corn
Miseollaneous- 600 bushels oats; 1900 do. corn.
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MARKETS Else WHERE.

Bosror Jolly lo.-Brokers Board.-s shares Boston ard
Maine karoad Ik do IO21s, do. lnzts W DO Bcstos
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