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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-01

Z AFING purchased Of Mr.. Thomas NJ. Wilkerson
4 IL his STOCK Of GOODS, and the debts above in
dcaed have constituted him my agent for selling the
Goods and collecting the debts All persons indebted
the late firm of WllhersOn S Hatcher and to T. NJ Will
kerson are requested to make payment to the latter
The business will be conducted in the house lately oc
cnped by T. NJ. Wllkerson, where those in want of
cheap Goods are invited 10 call
PETER HUNTER.
Sept 2S-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-01
shu.rTs, r'estses, SACHS. SC.

1SFftf!F7S, E'TsEFfN, SWCgfS. Nc.
WE call the attention o the Ladies stock Of
w rails for Neies, Cloaks, Sacks, such Silk Me
nos, frnges, Gimps, Sc OF every style and variety
lew ready made fine embroidered Coaks and Sacks
reduced prices. PETERS & S1lGLER.
Nov. Cts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-01
STEP TOES
.E1sU Grocery and Commission,
BUSHES.

S1AHISES.
Tg1EiE FIRM OF SMITHSON. STEPTOE& Co. HAV-
ing been dissolved as heretofore announced) the under
signed have taken the house opposite Messrs Bryant Tins
ley, and door Mr. john H. Seays Drug Store
the purpose Of conducting G ROCERY & COMMIS-
SION BUSINESS, under the style and firm Of
G.. & N. E STEPTCE.
They hav- hand and will be constantly receiving
a general assortment Of G GROCERIES q DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, HATS, BOOTS.
SHOES. &c. which they and intend to continue offer
in Tie lowest market rates for cash. barter for
Try poIrce. They earnestly solicit call from their friends
and the public, before they sell or buy
We wish to purchase large Quantity Of Wheat, for which
Will pay the cash.
of Tobacco upon usual Commission and such other produce
a may be consigned to the New Concern.
G.. s n. B. STEPTOE.
n. B.-Our forwarding business will be conducted by
Mcssrs. Steptoe * TaIiaerro, at the Basin.
G. s. N. B. S.
Nov 23-3t if-wIw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-01

We have now on hand in our Lumber yard on the ba
sin large lot Of assured pine Lumber suitable for build
ding purposes We as propose u furnish orders for al
descriptions Of lumber upon reasonable notice.
Sept. 2l-ls LACY s GARLAND.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-01
E7Igspc,g E3ypss Goods.

vE'E attention Of the Ladies is requested 20 stock Of
FAN and inter Dress Goods which VIII ~ found large
and to comprise almost every article il The fashionable and
fancy WAY. PETERS = SflGLER.
NOV Cts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-01

WYE are wtntiny 2nOD BUSHELS OF GOOD
w WHITE WHEAT, for which the highest market
price Will be paid in cash.
HURT & PRESTON.
StUtcD1brr 1
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NOTICE..

THE COMPREHENSIVE OF
NIT HIS ON. EE FOE d Co,
rs dssolvedby OF parties Either Of the partners
authorised to the Of the firm i'll settlement
the business. WILLIAM Il. SMTFHSON,
NORBORNE STEPTOE,
GEORGE STEP TOE. JR.
S-Au persons indebted to the late firm Of S3iTfISoN
STEPToE Co will please forward and settle their ac
counts as speedily as possible. w. I. SMITHSON,
n. B. SrEPrOE,
Nov. ,, ISiS. GEO. STEPTOE Jr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-01

FNmtty groceries staple Dry Goods.
together with an extensive assortment of
Hats. Gaps, Boots. Shoes, Sc. Sc,
And also good assortment OF HARDWARE which. with
the additions that will continue be made to his stock
Will enable him to offer to his customers and friends general
, very desirable stock which he is determined to sell
cheap for cash or approved credit
Particular attention will be given to CONSIGNMENTS
Of PRODUCE of all kinds Prompt returns rendered Sc
ne most kindly and respectfully socits the patronage Of the
public, inviting them to examination his stock
WILLIAM r. SNIITHSON
Opposite the Farmers Bank, Lynchbnrg Va
T. S.-Partcuar attention given 10 orders. VT s
Nov 2-ts
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THE UNDERSIGNED begs leave to call attention 70 the
above notice. and to inform his friends and the public
generally that he will continue the business the DID 9
OF Smlthson, SePtoe CO. Opposite the Farmers Bank1
md that h. p
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-19
u. S. MARSHAL'S SALE.


In he u District Court the Eastern District Of louisiana
F. B. Conrad E. Assignee Of The Estate Of James J. Han"a
by VIRTUE
ID Court for the District aforesaid and bear
date 10th day Of l6s will public sale MON
between Graver and Natehez all the
right title aud surrender red by said bankrupt AMI vested
and the following described
of the Bayou Bnu bounded by the
property Charles Bnedck and below Dennis
400 apents less together with the improvements
thereon and appurtenahces thereof
Eighty Acres OF Land of Section No. Township No. 2,
degree north latitude, Range g. the
merin OF the south district Louisiana. Sand 80
Of Land situated the side Bayou
3. Two hundred and five and eighty hunedt Of
north latitude, If Range No. OF the basis meridian, the
district of LOU situated the Parish of Avoyees and
the Bayou Bout and between half and whole mile from
Rays Ferry bounded the by lands Of Dennis Nc Daniel
a. All that Tract Of Land composed Lots Nos of Sec
lion Ne 2 Township No. south of the 3t DECREE north lati
u the basis meriiar DIS
of Lousiana, situated in the Parish OF Ayoele the west
side Bayou Bout bounded the north by lands Isaac Baldwin,
hunlredhs acres, acquired U.
States appears by Certificate No. lG the Register The Land
Office, dard at Opelousas on the 10Th of April. 1855.
All the foregoing Tracts Of Land plantation and 10 be
TO d in block.
A Plan will exhibited day of
The third of bankrupt whatever profits
balance be due to him partner in the late commercial firm
kikman Alternately e. Hanna, bills receivable and balances
due said firm well the bills payable and balances due by
it. being exhibited the bankrups schedule he the u s.
Dist. Court.
Of saeFor For
the Real Estate the purchaser his obligation for three thou
Bank OF Louisiana bearing the Of
from date until final PAYMENT secured by The
erty. Balance cash.
Acts H. B. Cena Notary Public expense
the purchasers.
WILLIAM S. SCOTT, U. S. Marshal
myl9 49, JED II. for the Eastern District of Louisiana.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-19

JAPAN-Intercourse with Japan, although as yet
strictly forbidden by the japanese Government,
seems destined to be opened by the Americans,
our whalers having during the last season, visited
the coast by hundreds, and exchanged civities
with the unks as well relieving those in distress.
The Honolulu Friend states that young sailor,
named Ranald Mcdonald, of the American whaler
Plymouth, was, at his own urgent solicitation, left
ON the coast in an open boat, furnished with pro-
visions arms, ETC., with the dee rmnaton of doing
something towards opening that Dramatically sealed
empire. He is the son of Archibald Mcdonald,
formerly of the Hulson's Bay company, young
man of good education, and he was specially am
bilious to penetrate the mysterious seclusion of the
island empire, having long before, at the Sandwich
Islands, arranged with Capt Edwards, of the Ply
mouth to be set ashore on the coast OF Japan. lie
expected to pick up a knowledge of the language,
and make his way to ,Jedlo, there 10 be ready to
perform The part of interpreter as soon as the Eng
iish or Americans should succeed in opening trade
with the Japanese. When last seen, his little boat
was entering a bay on the island of Tee Shee.
Another whaler, the Uncas, picked up at sea the
rudder of his boat, and it is not known what has
become of the bold adventurer But it Is hoped
that, in course of time, he will be heard of again.
and perhaps from him, in the form Of book, ex-
pounding some of the latest wonders of this tabooed
emnire.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-19

DEED OF EAST BosToN. - The following is
copy OF the original deed of the tract of land now
known as East Boston, which has sprunc nm as if
by magic, and is a city in itself Ii was
granted to Samuel Maverick, from whom it de-
scended to the heirs of his brother, the Rev. John
Maverick, of Dorchester:
81 a Court hoiden at Boston, April ], 1853.
" NOddles's Island i, grasted Mr. Samuel Mayeracke
to enjoy him and his heirs forever yielding and paying
yearly at the General Court the Governor for the time be-
ing either fat weather. fat hog pounds in money
true extract from the records OF the General Court.
Attest: JOHN AVERY, Secretary
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-19
SALES AT AUCTION.
Improved Property on ST. Peter street, Second Mu-
nicipality, on account of departure.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN & CO.

J. n.
SATURDAY, May I9, lsla at IL o'clockWI be
- tion, Banks Arcade, without
certain LOT OF GROUND with al the Improvements thereon
situated square bounded by ST. Johu Peter and
Perado 81 feet II inches ST. Peter
street, by depth of 26 inches lines The
comprise frame Dwellings and buildings rented $9 per
month.
TeTRsPuIchsser TO payment $506 81
each, payable January and July 1850: balance cash.
Act Of sale lef jos r. Beard Not Public the Of
tho rhaser
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-19

PoLlTlcs IN NEW RRuNswIcK-The intelli-
gence OF the disturbances in Canada has caused
great excirment III New Brunswick The ST.
john Morning News says: :" If the present party
persist, this will be the most formidable rebellion
tina, has ever taken place. The movers are the
real AngO-Saxon stuff-and no mongre French
about them How far they will go it is difficult to
say-hnt having gone so far, We cannot see what
they can effect unless they go farther
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-19
: ANUS EN- ENTS.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.

Corner of Baronne and Poydras streets :.
Mr. H. SCHUBER Manager, MrG ROWE
Manager. C. PAGE Treasurer.
~ Notice. Car oH leare the Theatre for Lafayette
night after the Performance.
B- By particular DESIRE Mr. T. DRYDEN will appear this
ing OF his popui Songs.
StATURDAY, May 10, l8i9-Wi performed of
- ROBERT MACARE Robert MacaIre, Mr. Charles jacques
Sop, Mr. Page Marie Mrs. Rowe Cementine Miss Verify
Mr. 7. Dryden will the song of The Bay gscay
Dance by La Josephine To conclude with the
,ica Farce THE ALPINE MAID. Walter, Mr. Duffy Swg.
Mr. Mack Rosetta with songs Miss Psrie Dame Glib Mrs Rowe
~ The Police Department under the direction Of Mr. j.
quarter before g.. .B- ices of Admission: Dress Cir
and Paquee Second Tier Is Cooei Boxes,
so cents Cocred Gallery, cents open
where secured application Treasurer
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-19

o. A public meeting held in Anderson county,
Texas, proposes State Convention to be held at
Palestine on The fourth of Juyne the object of
which will be to nominate some place east of the
Brazos for the seat of Government.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-19
New Orleans Cattle Market:

Corrected dniy for the Crescent56g VINCENT WILLIAMS,
Proprietor Of the Lafayette stock Landing Hotel.
LAFAYETTE, Friday, May tsp. M.-The market at the
close of the week amply supplied with description Of
stock the daily receipts ncudng 80 Beeves Ito Sheep and
l01 Calves today given below Our latest quotations
are somewhat lower than those which have prevailed
throughout the week. and oows-Beef first class
6 second 5D5s third 41ac o ID; Hogs 4c ID Sheep
$20s3 so @ head; Cows, s250S35 2 head; Hay, s14
"a SIS o TOM Corn 45iO50c bushe; OATS &c. bushel
Bran, 60O7oc. y 100 fb.
Roceipts for the Week ending MAY IL, lo49.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-19
1NW ORLEANS MARKETS
CRESCENT OYTICR.
SATURDAY. Morning, May 10, lS49.


Ths east week has been characterized By very de-
d changes in our general market the article of Cotton
sv.yer forming execution, Prices have again mater
M Improved epec ally for Louisiana and Mississippi which
- vary sca,cs ard IN great request. Tobacco, Sugar, Mo
Grain and well sustained, though the supply
Il I'M two latter is very light
Tho arrival of the Canada announced yesterday at
uifax afisr trip OF ten days from Liverpool Her ac
.ounts appear lavorabe for Cotton.
COTTON.-Tie receipt Of b,icf Telegraphic summary
IF the Hbemias Saturday last from which Cotton
ooeaJed to b. well sustained Liverpool increased the
nward tendency Of Market and the transactions OF
hat and the three following business days summed up 70
halls prices at the time going for Lousana
and Mississippi Cotton the supply of which inadequate
"a The demand. On Thursday there still less offering
nd only 4500 bales changed hands outside rates for all
asi,ies Yesterday the Canadas being made public
which looked quite favorable factors still further raised their
eu.ios and the sales comprised 70c0 bales making for
e week total of 81 COO bales the bulk of which has been
Gar the Continent and France with some lots for England
and the North. The advance since Saturday last is fully
a0kc the Improvement being greatest. however, on the
gades below Good Fair and have made suitable alter.
ou in our quotations At all the United States ports the
accepts now show increase of 444 III bales while this
,ort there is a decrease of IS, 1852 bales.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-19

OF The first number of the =" Counsellor of the
People" monthly journal, under the direction Of
NJ. Lamariine, has appeared in Paris. The Jour-
mai is composed of TWO parts-the first, entitled
Counsel to the People," purports to instruct the
masses OF the population on their duties as citizens
OF Tree state, and to show the necessity of order
and due Submission to the laws and to legal gov
eminent; the second part contains simple recital
OF the events that have taken place since the reyo-
luton of February.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-19

CANDY KATE.-We were amused yesterday morning in
observing the movements of cd woman known as
Candy Kate" When saw her, she was in Girod
street gesculatng violently, while there flowed from her
acy Know the of her excitement. although saw
that small house opposite her seemed to be the object Of
her peculiar wrath After invoking upon it than a
pa ace much less shany could have we'll borne she
cuded her operations by opening it brisk fire OF pc
m Gus artillery She kept this M. h to the delight of a
score or two of little children who viewed her
with evident delight We informed that she has been
gOu on this manner for than month, and has
been repeatedly arrested by The police.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-19

u s. C1RouIr CouRT.-.9iien Case.-Y esterday po mt
concerning The extent of the jurisdiction OF The tour, over
aliens was decided in the of ifelas Feen.'
The plaintiff citizen of this Stale had sued the defendant
alien. The latter sixteen ago. namely in io3'
and then residing Florida declared his Intention OF be-
coming CITIZEN of the uaed States, bat did DOT conSun-
mate the intention until April 18Th Of this year In the
meantime the I'd of the month, citation served
upon him, but be answered that being citizen he did not
within The jurisdiction of the Court. 1t contende
the other side that he fully nauIazed when
the citation served the Court had had jurisdiction
could be deprived it, The decided tina, the
defendant is alien.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-19

HARBosrNG sLAyE..A man named T. P. Affair was
yesterday brought before Recorder BALDWIN charge of
ha boring runaway slave. Mr.. j.. Bnocle testified that
last week slave woman belonging TO him named Do ores
ran away from Guinault's savey yard, of St John
and Champs Ey$ees streets. since when he had heard
nothing of her until she found he premises Of the
accused in PerIdo street Aain bound in the
sum Of 500 appear before the First District Court.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-19

A LOVE OF A WoMAN.-One of the female sex named
Bridget Love alias BOobe, yeseTday arrested by tie
First Municipality police charged with larceny. by Louis
Ealyean
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-19

HAT STEALING.-John, a. slave of Mr. Morris. was yes
to-day arrested in the First Municipality the request OF
Mr. Christian Byron for stealing hat. The article
found in bis pussessiOn.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-19
Pass engers :

Per bark Acteon. from Liverpool-20 Storage.
Per bark America, from Bremen-l2O steerage.
Per ship Sarah Purnton. from Liverpoo-l2o seefage
Per ship Charsmagne, from Hayre-47 Storage.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-19

SEARCHING TRUNKs.-Lieut. Seichnaydre of the First
NUM- ipaiy police. yesterday arrested named j.
Bazad, who board the steamboat Rio Grande
busy engaged searching the trunks OF the passengers.
These steamboat thieves have become quite
IT, and commit their depeda,ions with the most brazen
hmm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-19

CORDIAL THIsF.-John William yesterday arrested
by the Second Municipality police, the charge OF stealing
bottles of cordial from the barToom OF the COMMERCIAL
E,yods
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-19

New BUILDISGs.-We perceive tina, fine brick editCes
are about be erected the of Union and ST.
Charles Streets the place of the small frame tenements
which formerly occupied the ground They already COM
menced and when finished will be great improvement to
the appearance of tina! part of the CITY,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-19

STEAMBOAT RoBBER.-Charles N Givens, the individual
who made such an extensive reqnstnn the trunks OF
nine OF the passengers the Steamboat Governor Bent was
Yesterday boug before Recorder BALDWIN for examination
The witness against him was Sas Doughery who
that he had robbed Of gold chain and The
cused was sent before the First District Court.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-19
Receipts for the Wcek ending .May IS, 1919.
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
LATITUDE, % 81 80 N.-LoserruDE. go Win Time 81

Cleared Yesterday:
Ship Wabash Hathaway, New York. J. O. Woodruff Co
Br ship Be mont Gray, Liverpool Jenkins BuddendOrif
Ship ST. Charles. SsgOIy Havre, r. PoIiz
Rr Ship etta Heyne Pirie Liverpool W. Fl. Hayne Go
Bark Convoy, Hopper. Marseiles. 3. Broom
SIR Eve inc Ross HuntoOn. Point Isabel A. Cramer
Schr VIM Bryan Lawless, New York, Chas. Deake & Co
Sch Geneva, Warling, Pensacola. Master
Steamer Constitution, Ralston, st. Louis, Master
Steamer Mobile, Sutton, Mobile, Master
Arrived Yesterday:
Ship Herbert Hallett % days from Boston, in ballast to
Ship Sarah Purnon Purnton, 43 days from Liverpool TO
Ship CharIemagne Fales from Havre 2sth March, to
Dr. bark Acteon Duey is days from Liverpool to Holmes
Mhs-3d my.
Brem BAH America Gutjan 43 days from Bremen to
Warneken & Observation-Disclosures
Brig Samuel Churchman Moore 10 days from Philadel
phia to Thompson, Churchman Co:-Polnt;
Matanzas in ballast, to Toby & Bogert-2d my.
Schr Home Oliver, days FIN Tampco, to maseF-lst my.
STEAMBOATS,
Oregon, Hen, from Mobile.
Mobile, Sutton, from Mobile. ,,
Belle Key Key, from Louisvle-lJ bales cotton
Duchess Wade. from Cincinnati.
Natehez. Leahex from Hard Tmes-23O bales cotton.
Luna. Fairchld, from Bayou Sara-33 bales cotton
Rio Grande, Gordon from Opeousas-67 bales cotton
Buffalo, Jackman, from MOn'gomery-llo bales cotton
Duck River Appegate from Jetterson-344 bales cotton
j. T. Boswell Kimbal from Red Riyer-f2S bales cotton
Towboat Yankee. Duncan. from the Passes.
Towboat Southwestern. Martin from the Passes.
Towboat Mississippi Shuiz. from the Passes
Towboai Persian, Andrews. from the Passes
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-19

ANOTHER sTABBING CAsE-A mot unfortunate affair
occurred night before last in WHICH man named Marco
Guchard of the First Municipality Police reported that he
had found in the house No. lag Rienvle street the man
posed to the fact before Recorder Geno The perpetraor
of the act is we believe, free man of color.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-19

FIFTH DISTRICT CouRr.-Ln this Court yesterday. the
case of Charles Patterson Patterson for a
hacas corpus he having arrested and npsoned by
of his creditors after having obtained discharge from
the rest. The ground of that the petitioner at
tempted to defraud by making false entries. &c
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-19
Towboat Southwestern. Martin. from the Passes.
Towboat Mississippi, Shulz. from the Passes.
Towboat Persian Andrews. from the Passes
Memoranda:
III III. II, LIFT 4 onisve on he I0tb iozto
Memoranda :

The steamer Belle Key left Louisville the 18th instant
Reports the Ohio river rising In port loading for New Or
leans. steamer Gen. Lafayette
Towboat Persian towed down and TO sea- on the INST
ship Russell Glover bark Louisa, and brig l. SouIe
Towboat Mississippi towed down and to the 18th
inst ships Laura Mount Vernon, and Champla'n.
Towboat Yankee towed down and to sea, on The ION
inst, ship Exchange and bark Convoy.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-19

''" previously. si2S5S -s44 O7o l5SsS-Is 500
Stock on hand not cleared. 462 1854
ToBACCO.-The demand for Tobacco has continued
quite active sufficiently indeed absorb the current
se sas. ss1 ri Pee and s
Choice and Selections, 6l4C07a4c y ID.
SUGAR. fair demand for Sugar has existed thi. week.
= steady PIoes particularly for the good Co%mos to Prime
E Ms ne sad Gheee spd GGm% Ga sG EAR
1sSf sss1 ts'
, and gallon for choice reboed PGess on
Plantation quite nominal as sales have been made for
& has
hs Ss g.
% for Ohio "a 500 - 50 for Illinois and "a 50s5 125
s S Sb from store Weeks receipts, 1878 bbls Elk
GRAINA continuance of the scanty receipts of Com
G with III % has ss sn hase
wheat % isi.' ' s sd It @ s sS BE- o,d
nay il sssss at soS buse Oats are pretty steady and
o%e g 'ies Ssss St LOUIS some q Ban have
q: l c sS2 sxsos 100 il sacks sacks Weeks receipts
PROvISIONs-Anotherdu dull. inactive week has passed
The PORK market owing to the very limited demand and the
s:s;ss i, $ aa
market about bare and sales Of note have
. swsss s i 81 s d, sT b bp
for Pnne Prime Mess in teces nominal at sl5Qs5 So
Mss which has prices and we now quote
Slides Sd ard sh0ads s s0ug" ohof1 Go
seI in casks being worth 5h9loc 2 b for plain to extra
notice s's about oS Sbs and sees sod and 600
~ II. fho NV
sS a. and sIcs: b. Wes,en bS.tsf So%insI
$685. and good Western Cheese at s0loc h. both ar
ticles being exceedingly scarce.
RICE.-Mere retail sales have been making at 34E033sc
for Carolina and Georgia
R s SssSg %
have found purchasers at 6l4i067ac h. Stock now in
sALT-The arrivals of Liverpool ben light, prices have
& a 3 apS 5 ass Fn
hall Fine at s2se sack Rates fiom second bands &c.
cI Coarse o5 81 10 loT Fine delivered. To airve,
HsiHs isse with
tendency of late Sales at 16549l7c and occasionally
N e HHa xNS 5'Ra; Ray United but
prices there marked changs Some 1899 pieces and
s sI f se, and may
be quoted at 94f9ac. bundles u lOc for new 2bushe
lHAEMP~The market is entirely bare
LgAD-The only sale reported 665 pigs Upper Mines
on the Leves at "a o. . 100 p ., q, % No .,.L
HAY-Prices have advanced to s5lO$lS, and 400 bales
prime Northern Brought the outside rate
rTALLOW-No sales of note and prices nomnaly ia
re q b for good Country and City rendered.
CANDLES-The stock o. Sperm is moderate and prices
steady at 3lD36c fb for Nantucket, New Bedford ETC.
Neutrality-suspicious. bills baye been rather scarce and
the have improved TO 7IOS4 fct; Francs 5f30D
Of 35 and dull New York 60 days (G4 pct dlsc sight
FREG$HTTs The supply of vessels has been large, and
the rates steadily tending downward The en-
and BRUSH bark s o Glasgow aS1 Goiton
aday or two American ship for Liverpool at ed TO tor
bacco at $50 and two for Genoa at 1I-164c To Boston
Flour has been shipped &c. Pork &c. Corn at &C.,