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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-14

GT The line of march to the gold mines
beyond Fort Kearney is said to be distinctly
marked by the new made graves Of those
who have died on the road 10 fortune.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-14
ca BIN ET-M KING,

ME friends of the undersigned, and the pub
l. lie generally are respectfully informed that
he has removed his WARE-R0OM from Broad
Street to Mr.. Brasees building, three doors north
Of DR.. Saehse's Office. on Columbus Street, aad
nearly opposite Mr.. Mayors TaUern.
He intenda Ia kaen nm hand
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-14

STEAMER FRiGATE A large steam frig-
ate, to be called the Susqnehanna. Is being
built at Philadelphia. She will be thirty
leet longer than the great ship Of The line
Pennsylvania, but her breadth of beam will
be much less, and her tonnage but 300.
Her machinery will cost $3.50. .000-the four
boilers alone $50 each-and the whole
vessel, when completed, about s6OO,OOO
Her crew will consist of about 300 men,
IT Is expected she will be launched in about
six months,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-14
HATS! HATSM MATS!!
n. FIELnING

HAS recently re6tted and greatly improved
II Il bis Old Stand in Greene's Roic, nearly OPP
Pos'te ne TaAmadge HOnse. at the sign OF the
MAMMOTH CHAPEAU.
The Stock he is now receiving and opening at
this Stand. is superior in quality and surpasses in
quantity any thing Of tlIe kind ever before offered
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-14
Extensive Bedstead Factory,

On Broad Street, Lancaster, Ohio
VNHE undersigned would respectfully inform
l his old customers. and the citizens Of Fairfield
county generally that he has disposed OF bis inter-
est in the Chair Manu- ataeturiNg,tO HANNoN AVT.
but will continue at his old stand to manufacture
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-14

of a rery superior quality. FINE SILK HATS,
spring Sty es very rich article. warranted to re-
tain their lustre. ChiLdren's fashionabie Pearl
and Six Hats. MeIic0H and California Hats,
in great quantities, OF every variety Of colors such
as black, drab, pearl aud brown Also, the fine
MEXICAN BRUSH HAT, an eniireiy nep and
rich article. Also, very fine article Of Tampico
Hats. very rich and elegant.
WOOL HATS, for Meh aud Boys. of all quail
ties and Colors. The subscriber invites particu-
lar attention to his Spring styles of CAPS.
He keeps constantly un hand good stock of
his own manufacture, aud will make to order any
description Of Hat that is desired He las, also,
very extensive stock Of Panama aud Leghorn
Hats Of every variety. for Men and Boys.
The subscriber fatters himself that from his
long experience in business and his extensive ac-
quaintance with the Trade. both Eastern and West
arm Manufacturers. he possesses facilities in his
business that enable him to furnish any article in
his line upon better terms To the purchaser than
can be done by any other house in this section OF
country.
HATTERS AND MERCHANTS!
The subscriber is prepared to furnish, by the
dozen or case. all qualities of the Mexican or
California Hats. r. FIELDING.
| Lancaster, May 4, l3I0 s.
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NEW GROCERY STORE.
Family Groceries,
White Lead.

NlA Kegs PURE WHITE LEAD, warranted I,
~ s. do Paris Green; 80 do Chrome Green,
with "a general assortment oil PAlNTS Just receiv-
ed and for sale by GEORGE KAUFMAN
Lancaster August 10, l849 ID
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-14
From santa Fe and lhe PI,lns.

We had the qualification Of few mo.
meDts conversation last evening, with Mr.
VIM. Mitchell, who had just arrived from
Santa Fe.
MIR. Mitchell, who is here for the purpose
of purchasing goods for the Santa Fe trade,
informs us that business in that city is On.
usually dull at present, and this we would in.
fer from the fact that the publication Of the
Santa Fe Republican had been suspended a.
bout ten days ago when Mr.. NJ. LEFT.
Much greater harmony appears TO prevail
between the American and the Mexican in
lhabItantS ofSanta Fe, than was anticipated,
and the Mexicans are tar better satisfied
with their transfer from the Mexican To the
American republic, than was supposed would
be the case
MIR. Mitchell left Santa Fe in company
with Mr. Aubry's train. consisting Of thir-
teen Americans, seven Mexicans, l2O mules,
and number of wagons on the 2lst ofJuly
and arrived at Independence on Thursday
last.
Notwithstanding the proper season Of the
year for cOmmehcing journey over the
PLANE, has long since passed. Mr.. NJ. ini.sms
US that the road from Independence to Santa
Fe, is thronged with California emigrants,
who are pressing forward with ease and
rapldIty, the grass being more abundant and
OF better quality than for years past, and
water in profusion
A large number OF emigrants had assem-.
bled at Santa Fe before Mr.. VI. left, many Oi
whom had given way to gambling, been
ieeced OF their funds, and were suffering
intensely from their impoverished circum.
stances. So poor were many of them that
they were reduced to the necessity of sci.
ling their clothing, and even the likenesses
OF friends, which some Of them had with
them. The number Of persons assembled
was so great, and the demand for articles oi
food 50 extensive, that the most exOrbitanl
prices were demanded for the common nec-
essaries ofife.--cOrn was selling at S2,5u
per bushel.
Many Of the emigrants have determined
to stop and work the mines in the vicinity
of Santa Fe, and before Mr.. Mitchell left
Que man had succeeded in sinking a shaft
and lor his first days laOor lie obtained
SIG.
Mr.. NJ. says the opinion prevalent at Santa
Fe is, that these mines are very rich, ant
that they have only been surper6cally work
ed by the Mexicans.
The gentleman, from which the st. Loui
Union derives the above Intelligence, is Mr.
Mitchell. formerly with Messrs. Tennan
: ~ Bother, in this place. He has mad,
several trips, with commendable zeal, from
independents to Santa Fe, in the Santa II
trade. Success 10 him.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-14

Louis NAPOLEON AND THE CzAR Louis
Napoleon aud the Gar, says the Paris ecr-
respondent of the New York Commercial,
seems To be on the best Ofterms. Tie Gar
has wrllten the President letter, in both
Russian and French, with his own hand
an honor be never accorded to LOUIS Phil
1ppc, even on the death Of the Duke Of Or
leans. Tie was TOO much king Of prnci.
plies to honor thus man who had usnrped
the throne ofthe elder branch Of the Bour-
6ons. The President has answered it by
ordering out Of france about two hundred
Polish refugees. They are conducted with
out funds to the frontier. THIS compliment
VIII be peculiarly acceptable to the Gar
and wlll ensure warmer welcome TO Gen
Lamoriciere.
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Kidder's Horse LimiInemt ,

LNOR the cure Of Sprains, Wind-Galls, Rine
L BonesSpavins, Stiffness of the Joints. Wounds
Saddle-Galls, &c, for sale by NJ. 2. KREIDER
Lancaster, July l3, l849 10
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ChOIera! ChOIera! ChOIera!!

WYE have put up medicines, with directions,
w for curing Diarrhea, which is the pre-
munitory stage of Cholera. They are intended
for those who are remote from Doctor and for
Travellers. These medicines were put up by
the directions of an old physician, who used them
successfully in the terrible epidemic of 1882 and
1888. They are intended to be used until you
eau get Doctor Asyou value your lives, don't t
auack. For sale wholesale and retail at
G. G. BECK'S Drug Store, Mdia-street,
Lancaster, May l8, l849. .
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NEW SERIES---VOL. 4. NO. 10,

boy, and his utterance was so choaked that
he could not speak his gratitude.
What scene between these two chill
dren!
That night Alice slept in bed OF down,
with soft pillows and siken coverings and
rosy curtaIns-and Win Bennett slept in the
street with stone step for pillow, and the
bright cold sky for canopy.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-14

to the people of Lancaster and vicini.
ty. His Stoc!. consists in part Of
l Fine Black and White Beaver.
| A superior article of
\ 0WIIEg @ e E ia
ra..o- M. n-A
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-04-21

Extract Of a letter, dated HAVANA, April T.
We have TO mention that our Sugar prices have
been fully sustained, and Whites still higher
There temporary pause in the activity OF de-
mand owing TO scarcity 0t vessels, but no DISPOSE
ton was manifested 10 acccdc 10 lower terms. The
majority of planters seem fully Onvnctd that cir
cunlstanccs afford them fair grounds TO expect high
prices this year, and they assisted by The flcil
be likely to give way in their pr tensions from tenn
TO coed whites, l03ali. rials; fine whites. l2al3
53a6i; Cucaruchos, 5a55 rials. Sales Of MuSc0va-
does have been made at 5a6, rals. The weather
has continued very dry, and grinding has almos, gem
er,lly ceased. The accounts from The South also
very uniavorablc and it evident that the total
deficiency of the yield will be above one-hird, in
comparison with the production Of last year. The
last transactions in Mo!dSScS at - rais, but
now dealers ask - rials The shipments 10 the end
OF March show Il decrease Of 5000 hhds. to the l..
States and increase of 1000 hhds other places
compared with last year. The great falling OF
will become increasingly evident the season ad-
vanccs, being less in its earlier portion, from SIM
liar causes to those referred 10 above. Coffee, sales
SSi5Oa Sc The arrivals of Rice have been very
heavy, together 5lOO casks. The market is conse-
qucny completely gluttcd there is stock enough for
three months. The sales include 900 casks at 8 and
g. rias. From the list March to the present date the
imports have comprised 100 casks. w. p. Lumber
is looking up, and good quality is wanted The sales
were l06 900 feet Machias at $50 100 600 feet Bath
at same rate, and 10000 feet Portland at S23. A
cargo Of Timber and Plank $22
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COAST WISE.

COASTWlSE.
Boston-Bark lHaruland
Rum 80 bris, Garland s, Cunningham 80 do,
Wilmington & Eastman; wine II ar cSks J +
Strohln y Co; sal soda 80 css ginger 80 bags pep.
per IOj do, satpc,re 30 kegs, gunny bags 10 bales
lemons lao bxs dDmestics 500 pkg., boots and shoes
SUI d. other md~e 10I, su"dry persons.
Botson-BrigJ. Nictmson
Sailpctrc 30 bags, e Pin; udEc 81 cases, F II
JenhS; oranges 200 bxs, ginger 10 cases, dates 10
trails mdza 1000 pkgs, order.
Ne,o Y0rk Sch. Anclia
Oakum 30 bales, } Henderson & Co; mdzc II
nriS Elder, Grl>on & Co; bx>, f Pratt & Bro;
! case tri, l. Thomson & Co; do, w Bodmm;
4O' pigs, Rose, Merrill < Co, and others
.Neto Vock--Sch. Sqrah DIM Roe
Cigars cases, + f Pope; mdze / case, $ Cariss;
tin plate % bxs, Smali; l6l do Tin 10 pig. horse
hides -, mails 100 kegs, malt 80 bags, mdze I21
pkg'' Rose, Merrill Co, and others
Ne,c York-Sch. JOSEPH Broom.
FIsh % bris, cider Ia do, Moalc y Mc1calic;
wine 10 ar csks, J f S,rohm < Co; birthstone ii
csk'' wire 20 bids, mdze $50 pkgs, order.
New Tork-Sch Baloc.
Fire brick JOdO, mdze 40 bales 81 csks order.
Ne,c York Sch. Bpttimo,e.
- Oi' csNS, j Parkhnrst, Jr; sardHcs cases, mdZe
DO Thomson y Co; wine 1913 Or c,ks, iron Isl
oars 81 Diis, miAe 30 Pkgs, order.
PaitadcIptia- Sch Cutturine lIartfa
Nhiskcy 500 DrS, Walters x Harvey; mdzc 80
pkgs, J " Brown
Neto O,icqns-Saip George GVushingion
Sugar 235 hhd>, tobacco Al do, ) sullivan < Sons;
sugar ~ do, Elder, Gtlston & Co; whskey 81 brls,
J M'CNIIogh {; Co; pork 10 do, lard - do and 81
kegs, Butts, PIctrcll & Co: sugar 10 hhds, moss
bales, " q Harrison; lard / 10 tres tongues > brls,
George L jenkins; sugar 1928 hhds, y Whitrldg..
Coz lard 40 tres "a kegs, J D EARLY; sugar 81
hhds, 1 Wilson < Co; deer skins q bales, bacon
y hhds, cotton 236 bales, tobacco hhds, sugar -
do, loaf do 800 brls, pork 80 do, order
Neio Orleans Bnrk HdbaSh.
Pork 2Di brls lard 302 do $50 tres and 2056 kegs,
grease los brls, j D Early.
Nc,r OrieGns-Brig Elisabeth Nuts.
Sugar 37i hhds, T Whitridge K Co; 10 do, wal.
nut blocks 2OOJ IT, order
Franklin, (La Sch. Elisabeth.
Molasscs 25J brlS, Hurlbut.
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APPROPRIATIONS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.

Cork-.Ship Mississippi.
Ballast, ] Chappell; bags l24 bdls, hardware 9
bxs csk, pipes bXs, order.
LaguaWa 8. Porto Cdbeuo-Sch. Mary Emelinc.
Coffee 1909 bags, hides 300 + w Bruno s; Sons
HacGnd and Sdgud- Ia Grande-B Brig -Amdeon.
Sugar 2il hhds 2l6 bxs, molasscs 10 hhds, l. Git
tings; sugar brlS, molaSses do, arrow root bxs
md4e 20 pkgs, w G Harrison cigars l0,500, +
Sirohm Co; 10000 do, Hack & Klaunburg;
$1,000 do, order.
Harana- Brig Marshall.
Sugar $50 bXS, + w Bruno 4 Sons; molasscs 50
csks, + II jerks; cigars u cases, Thomsen & Co;
do and ; bale, Birckhead & Pearcc; bale bxs,
order moasses 81 csks, master.
M1iansas--Brig b. Young.
Sugar III hhds AS bxs, GLASSES rs hhds, Oliver
s. Cords.
Magagues, (P. r. BRIG Calais.
Sugar l22 hhdS, + w Bruno & Sons; 300 bxs,
cigars 40Oa, molasses 50 hhds, II jerks.
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Nelg York-L0rge Cerg0-NIr. Kcrmit's new
packet for Liverpool, the Constellation. which sailed
to-day, takes the following immense cargo; 81, 463
bushels Cora, 5000 DO Wheat, 525 bales Cotton,
l,637 brls. Flour, SO do Potash, $50 do Pork 80
do Bread, al do Rosin. $50 tons Beef 100 logs Ce-
dar, 332 bales Bacon, III boxes do IL csks do, $50
do. Hams, 62S boxes Cheese 81 do Clocks ) 900
Slaves, 1000 Gun Stocks, 10 pkgs fine goods. The
great bulk of this cargo is composed OF heavy goods
the dead weight OF which is about 200O tons, and
equal in bulk TO 1900 br,.; the ship. however, is
not foil, her owner not wishing to make har draft
gr alter than % feet which she draws
IIjbUup IHA
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

Trade among the Dry Good, dealers does not ap
! pear 10 hc as brisk as was expected The Dry GOOdS
hePOrtcr has the following remarks upon this branch
/ Of business:
with slightly increased disposition among agents
and manufacturers 10 crowd sales Under this state
of things, goods are, of course, accumulatng, al
though we hear OF no abatement IN prices for heavy
| styles Of DomesticS.
Many of our jobbrrs who were induced to purchase
largely, carly in the season, under the expectation
Of permanent rise in the market, have become
tired of holding under present appearances, and in
most instances selling TO their ccuutry customers
at cost price, thnS goods TO distributor aud consumer
about last seasons prices.
We hear of an intended sale of American Wool
ems, to come off during the present week. Report
says $500 pieces of Cloths will he offered 1t ap.
pears TO us that the manufacturers could not have
chosen more mauspiCiCus moment for sale OF tiIs
description Of goods. the iobOng trade for the
South is about for the Spring and it is early
for them 10 purchase for Fail sales. and with New
York and the East, trade has hardly commenced.
A universal complaint exists among iobbcrs in re-
spect 10 the trade from the country. II has hardly
yet assumed regular demand. and fears are enter
tanned that it will not be as large as in former years
We reason for this conclusion unless it
should be that the European demand for produce has
not equall d the expectations Of Farmers, and thus
excrtcd influence upon the demand from the dis
tributor,
Since our last the number of vessels arriving with
Dry Goods has been ~ bringing 81 - packages.
The number OF packages shows that importations
for the Spring are about over from the number
we must deduct those which have arrived for the
Fall trade, our importers are 'ceiying many of
this class goods al present, as by May cOthcrs
will be in the market for Blankets and heavy Wool
ems.
BRITsH CoTToSs are now of slow sale. No de-
mand exists for the consumption of the United States
and al present there is no call fer export. Should
Mexico open her ports with lower scale of duties,
what are now resting in warehouses would flow
through this channel into market. As the
now stands, they unavailable property.
FRENcH GooDs-Have been freely offered through
the Auction Room during the week, ba; think
there is falling of in the desirablcucss Of the styles
Vessels arriving bringing cargoes, aud the consnmp
ton particularly of dress goods and Ribbons will be
extremely large. they have ranged at low prices,
and the styles have been novel
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FROM LIVERPOOL-per Niagwa-Jy 7ele-

SFHiW.
Cotton remained steady, AMI 5000 bales sold be-
twee" 24th March aud 9th April Ths latest
count IN references to Prov.ion>, says-Thc imports
OF cured Provisions from the United States during
the fortnight comprised 1881 t.rces Beef 2'3 brls,
Pork 2l3 casks Hams, 3JJ casks and 5 is boxes
Cheese, 1891 brls and Al kegs Lard, 2) hhdS. and
81 5rs THllow, and u hhds, 575G boxes Bacon.
The trade has been steady, although the transac-
tons in Beef are limited. Holders are firm at last
prices. Bat little has been doing in Pork. The
quality of the Western prime Mess, though better
than last year,s scarcely fac enough for ship stores,
whilst the high price at which Eastern is held
checks operations. Bacon meats are steady, with
sales, and prices firm at 25sq35s. per cwt. for
long mddtes free of bone and SALT aud 3ia36s. Cd,
for do ribbed in short; the niddl.s are worth 39q
40s. according to quality.
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Mails and rraveIIinc Facilities.

On the first page of this paper will be found the
time of the Arrivals and Closing the Mails in different
cites--steamboat and Car regulations Departures
of Foreign Steamers, Packets, sc.
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BALTIMORE COMPANY.

BAKE-HOUSE. O'DONNELL'S WHARF.
Sales Rooms. M l05 Pratt street, near FredericE-sf
Manufactures for expectation and consumption:
PILOT AND NAVY BREAD,
SODA LEMON AND WINE BISCUIT,
SUGAR AND WATER CRACKERS,
HAND. MADE WATER CRACKERS.
gIy-vEssELs SUPPLIED WITH STORES.
BY giving early orders Bread will be prepared
and packed to stand the longest voyages.
iylO w. II. BEATTY.
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ntSS0LUTI0N.
COMPREHENSIVE he

DISSOLUTION.
FESHE CO-PARTN ERSfttt' heretofore existing
Y under the firm NJ LOVE. MARTIN & co. is this lay
dissolved hy muI,al cousrnt-R HAMPTON with
drawing for the purpose of establishing himself in the
Commission Business in San Francisco. California. The
affairs of firm viii he settled by u. Love and e. v
Martin, at the warehouse No. Exchange Place.
r LOVE,
CtIAS. Y. MARTIN,
April 2, lsi9 r. b. HAMPTON.
NOTICE
TNYVE subscribers have this day formed Co-Partner
n ship. under the STYLE Of LOVE, MARTIN CO,
for the prosecution of the COMMISSION PRODUCE
BUSINESS in this city aud will nccmpy Warehouse No.
Exchange Place. Il H. LOVE,
CfIAS. V. MARTIN,
April ., 1919. GEO r. w. AL>tTrT.
Late Of .fiutt, Tiffany & Co.
rgvyIG undersigned respectfully socits of his friends in
y the West continuance of their patronage IN his
SUCCESSORS. Il. d. HAMPTON.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OLE GROCERIES.

The following table shows the quantity of Coffee,
sugar and Mollsscs received direct from foreign
ports and from Louisiana since the lst January TO
Slst March, inclusive in 1919:
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Rernudq-Br,b brig Princess ROyaI.

BermudG- b.. brig Princess Royal.
Cocoa % bags, hides 65, sheep skins 80, horns |
cHk, arrow root brls, empty br1 20, w Dayeu-
port; arrow root hf brls, & Yates.
WmdsOr, (N. S.)-Br. brig Iris.
Plaster l5O tons, K & fl X Tucker.
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Letter sheet prices Current.

A Review of the Baltimore Market, for the week
ending last evening printed on nc paper and adapted
correspondence, can be had at The Printing office
of this paper, \. w. OF Baltimore and ioI!i-
day streets, (up stars) to-day By O'Clock, at {,
cts single, or , cts. each, for or more copies.
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LATEST DATES-FnoM
LIVERPOOL, Mar. 81. IAFNJI, Mar. 81.
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THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY OF BALTIMORE.

THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM.
PANY OF BALTIMORE.
OFFICE NO. 10 SOUTH STREET
INSURANCE ON LIFE in any sum not ex-
"a ceedng s $4,000.
wife can Insure The Life of her husband, free
from the claims of Creditors
Joint Insurance on the Lives Of husband and wife,
or any two lives so that when either life fails the
survivor may receive the sum insured.
To accommodate those W no wish to insure al the
lowest possible cost, without gard profits the
Company will grant policies al the following rates of
premium TO those who will rclinquish their right to
the profits reioining their right and all other
privileges of membership:
PREMIUMS FOR INSURING 500 ON A SIN
GLE LIFE, WITH AND WITHOUT PROFITS:
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Stock on hand 18th inst. 90, Ala hhds.
WINES.-The following parcels were sold
Tuesday by auction: Port, pure juice, Harris, IA
octaycs, 9d cts. Is or. csks DO. ST. is or. csks.
(Twelve Grape Port Harri, ,75 do (Nine Grapc)
do, %; do. do. Gl S or. csks. old j. p. Sicily
MADEIRA, Ingham, 90; / do. do. 63; do. do. new,
Coli, 10; do do. 44al0; pipes do. do 49,; II or.
csks. Tencrlfe, Cruz 42a4; 10 hhds. do, 81 sa35;
do. do, 30, a33; : csks MADEIRA, Il Los; 10 bxs.
Bordeaux Clarct, $3.50; 290 do, $3.50; 90 bsks.
Champagne. oa 7.7j.-rtnegar-5 csks. at %, and
55 do, - cts per gallon
WOOL.-We have no transactions TO report-and
the market is very scantily supplied.
FRElGHTS.-Wc do not learn that any
gascmens have taken place for either England
Ireland, but that American ship has been char
tered to load Tobacco for Holland at supposed 27s.
I'd. per hhd. West India rates remain unchanged,
say 45a70 cts. for dry brls. There is little or no
Cora in market 10 supply the shipping demand.
W ESTERN ANSPORTATiON-The trans
por;ation the Baltimore and Snsquehanna Railroad
and Pcnnsy ivania Canal to Pittsburgh, remains
last week, and the following the Rates Of
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BEEF CATTLE.-Ihe market was better sup
piled last Monday and more animation exhibited.
head, 500 OF which taken By city butchers, and
the residue Of 300 drivcn Eastwardly. The prices
paid ranged from 30 to 81, gross, equivalent 10 5a
ST75 per 100 lbs, net. There were more Live
Hogs than usual brought forward also at the the same
time, and the demand was less brisk, but prices re-
NAMED steady al 8. 5Dg : $50.
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HOLDEN ~ co.
COTTON SAIL DUO

PATENT HAMMERED SHIP AND
BOAT SPIRES,
MADE BY THE ALBANY IRON AND
va NAIL WORKS, TROY, N. Y. of superior
quality. Also, RAIL ROAD SPIKES of all de-
scrip,ions and BOILER RIYETS. a large supply
constantly on hand for sale manu- actur"rs prices,
by F.. PRATT \ BROTHER,
ic ID 81 s. 90 South Charles street
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-04-21
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SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 81, 1919.