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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30
indon banker quotes as follows

At Hamburg there was small business doing at
rather better than London prices.
An offer of more than 90 has been made for the
whole amount of Income Erie Bonds to be issued.
The prospects OF The Pennsylvania Railroad are
Frightening every day At the meeting of the
Committee Of 300, 2l50 shares were subscribed,
leaving but 5ls5 shares yet to be taken.
The Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad for the year ending the LIST April, rea-
lied an advance of $4,000 the income of the
preceding year. On the sane road, during the
month Of April last past, there was further In
Gre ase of 900 over the corresponding month Of
the preceding year.
The Merchants Bank has declared a seman-
nual dividend of y ct.
The bids for the Bonds Of the Counties Of Mus
kingum and Franklin and the City of GAINESVILLE,
were opened to-day There were bat three bids.
one for four bonds and the others by two leading
houses in the street, each for the whole amount of
the bonds. The taking bid, the exactrate Of which
was not made public was at price so much above
the views of capitalists that the general impress
sion of the street s that it for account of the
owners Of the bonds
At Philadelphia money continues abundant, and
EONu phpcT IL HC6Otioecu ~ ~" i"sS VI
discount. Exchange on England continues at 1893
dllOi
AT Baltimore money is abundant, aud loans on
call are easily effected at 5d6 per cent. The rate
on the street ranges from to 10 per cent
The Charter Of the Bank of Newburgh will ex-
pre on the first day of January next bat the bu'
siness of the Bank will be continued without inter-
ruption, under the management Of the present
Board Of Directors-the stockholders having Gsso-
ciated under the General b anking law of that
State with an increasing capital
Directions have been issued by the Pennsylvania
State Treasurer to the collectors Of canal and rail.
way tolls not to receive the notes of the Erie Bank.
kEPoETED FOR The TRIBUNE.
WEDNESDAY. May q.
AsHEs-Are5 Sc for Pearls, and 62ia5 50 for Pots,
with sales $50 bbis. 1900
Export from let to 2Sh May. 1850 1919
po,s .bDls. 2S3S 27Ol
Pearls $40 lol
COTTON-Is 4c on today with sales 800 10 1000 bales
partly for export
Copa,afire Statements Of Receipts Exports and Stocks Of
Cotton at the Joioiring places at the dates ANNEXED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30
,os. Also 1, 80 prime English

spd 81 for green ssl,ed mos Also LSo prime Engnsn
sIsushier al as ibsle.c, mos. =,
HON Il s.nd 20 90, mos ard held firmly since tbs
, s.ies 100 uns not GsrtsherIie al : n mos. and
ioo fnr Fnssh Bars 35 So mOs Also, 900 TINS IRISH
xyongb Scrip al 81, mos
GROCERIEs-The Coffee sAes 70 DAY went OF well
IN, SsY m. RIO was Withdrawn; the rem ain Ter a. $50
Ssgsl ,old at 7id9;c Sales 2a0 Gags Lsguyrz st
sldioeYr.
TOBAcCO-In Tobseeo here "a nodsse moysi ~
WIN 'ses ~ 20 IA. yerss 22b 49, 40 blls 81 Jaso,
~ rd ,sS az -, ,v,t iers Also, IS bis KENNEDY
Stem o. l.. -. LEA, yooI Al t1als
yrnshsS ard 200 30 poor a. Sc mos. 49, 49,. ..
picv Thee IA no change 10 notice; sses 90 tcs a.
SHtp1 go n no ~ Castle ~ de a. DC = =
FRUIT-ssles 5abx' hsiins e. i'9< % saa D. ASK
Currsrfs Hale 4 u ,,,-,
FIsH-Dry Cod are 1nll At 2 75fS ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30
WEDNESDAY, May ?.


The Stock market to-day has been heavy for + an
cies. Int recovered somewhat toRard the clese-
Erie went down 70 7s, but recovered to7ss. Har-
lem also ien OF bot Farmers was steady Gov
ernments were in fair request and firm. Generally
there was a want Of animation.
Freighta are firm, with engagements Of 10000
bush Corn at SD, Cotton 3.l6d, Dead weight 10 q
l2s Cd.
Exchanges are quiet, bat held steady.
In Money there is no important change. a loan
of $4,000 was made in frstclass stock at y ct.
ard $4,000 at y CT. in Erie Bonds. Firstclass
paper is not plenty.
The private letters by the Asia state that inconse-
quence Of the high prices of Government Stocks
the demand was moderate, but there was more at
tention being paid to obtain American securities
A London banker quotes as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE ANIL Loss OF LIFE.-There
was quite a destructive FIRE ON Monday night last,
the 2olh inst at the little village Of Bcownsto va
Jackson Co. Indiana. The t'e originated IN the
drug store OF DR.. Grant which, with all its coatents
wss destroyed The adjoining house, occupied by
Messrs Wsddeh 4 Burial, tin and stove
store. ard the one next to il, occupied by Mr.. J.
Mooney as dry goods store, were ais entirely
destroyed Mr. Mooney saved portion Of his
goods DR.. Grant. who was sleeping ia his store,
could not be found after the fire, aud On search
being made, his remains were found among the
ruins He had been much disspstrd recently, aud
from the fact that be was heard TO wish oa the eve
ming previous to the FIRE that he might DOT live until
morIing, It'll supposed that he communicated the
flames 10 the house with the design OF thas putting
an end 10 his existence. louisville Courier.
~ The Episcopal Convention OF the Diocese
Of New,Jersey commenced their annual meeting
this morning at Trinity Churchin this clty-Bishop
Doape presiding. The morning was occupied with
the usual re- si0us services. The Convention Ser
mon was preached by the Rev. Mr. Stnbbs, ofChrist
Church. New Brunswick. iscm lst Cor Oh. Nv. !.
aLet man 80 account US as OF the minister's o
Cbrst and stewards Of the mysteries OF God -
The Convention will be permanently organized aud
proceed 10 business this afternoon.
Newark Daily Adv 18th.
m TIE annual Episcopal Convention OF the
Diocese Of Maryland commenced Us session IN n
timore yesterday, Goth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30
Whalera.

Al Bsrbsdoe. loih Inst Enzsbeh, flanders MaisrOisss
from Care de Nerde. 600 lbls oil
Al Vslparaiso Mch ssh SHIPS Lafayette, Lawrence. N
Bedford; VslpsrSiso, Cleveland, do, oil nos stated
Touched CD DO March II h. slip Courier ho.ey, Med
ford 400 sp and sid same day for Tscshusas AID home
TeSehed a. Talcshusna Feb 18Th Ohio. Norton. NB.s.
ford $50 % 1850 VIII land I'D Mich 2l 2s columbas o..
Wis w-Bedford. 1850 So tsud ed March l2s COLUMBIA
Chase. Nsnmcket 1870 sp 100 VIII tsnd sd March 81 2th
Baaeus; Dexter New. Bedford 81 % (sso looks Ike l
ard 81 Mich ~ John Auderon New Bedford $50 % snd
SD Mch S; 27th President Marshall Nantucket zoe Sd
leo wb land SD Mch 3 Ssh Com Morris LswTenee FsL
Bedford 400 % aud sid 22j Hercules. Fisher DO go an
80 WI DO 90; 7ih Susan Howsnd, New Bedford 100 az
lard Old 2Sd sh, Emily Morgan Ever, NBediore 10 81
Arr DO March 2sth spsrisn, Ma'sssndsr Nsntusss, arr
g. 7oo sp; Adeline Gibbs. Wsess. New Bedford lssn
WORTH Fslrhsven 900 so VIII. ih Siatira Coon Io
% do do; Messenger Arthur New Bedford soosp arr 3D.
Pavilion. Adams ChilmNk. clean DO do.
Arr DO about April sL Lydis FIJI 900 sp ready for
At Gnsm FEB Sd Fsbqs, NIB 100 mostly sp. 70 sal y ;
de- Uucss, $50 mostly VIII Euphrstes 80 VIII, al for Jsrn
Ses CORNER report supposed incorrectly
Al Tahiti Feb 18th, Nenticon Nantucket 500 sp.
Sailed from OAHU Feb lith Cherokee, NIB. 90 90.
At Tslcshusno March ships Archer of NIB, 10 sail lSA
Arr at Oahu Mch IS, Minerva Bradley Cor smslleyl Ns
$50 VII SEQ sp. Reported Al Tom,ez In 0c,sber. De
ianye FIJI so sp; Mary Ann do 100 sp; Cohnlhaa NB
Oosp; Golcopda NIB Loco spi smyth, do, 30 sp Dn.
mo- Of wsrren 80 sP geo sb-Rsrors spoken and herd
from Nov a. Niger, NIB eco sp 500 wh; Dec IL, AimfA
Edgsrovp. SEQ sp; Peruvian, Nantucket, lOosp
In Table Bay Mch T. bark United States, Barnur ane.
,spoAen-J Jan IS, in Pacific America Adams NIB irso
bbs
Ssied from Talcahusno Moh g, ship Valparaiso. Of
Bedford bound on q wishing cruise. Going In 2sh sap
Go couds Of New-Bedford, and another whale ship a.
Known.
Ar- Al Sag Harbor May g. ship Jefferson. Smilh inAs
japan and Ochotsk Seas via Islands, with 200 ht vi
oil End 9COO lbs bone board-sOld Hong Kong bsh
% oil-seut home 25CCO lbs honetp Thomas Brovn ESQ
Reports Jan q 1850 lat IS > 65 W, ship Curew OF
ABERDEEN Go ds I'm Glasgow for Valparaiso. MuchR lai
so s 81 w seopJ Burr Holmes, 80 De IN Mystic al
ship Washington, NBsdord, with 400 VIII 300 50 oil for
home. April l2ih ls S4i w spoke hank Elizabeth Flsn-
ces tof Maspcet) $50 bhis sperm, bound for cruise
among the West Indis Islands
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30
ITALY.

NAPLES, May Solve cil market is depressed,
but no material decline in prices expected.
ODESSA May 3.-Wheat further declined IN con-
sequence of accounts from England; fair business
was doing. English frstclass vessels inquired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30

ship Paua-ua, Hsuock, san Francsco slas, Gardner
Howell ,,,., >,
Bsrk. Harriet (lsmb) Peters Laynsyra Schmii. Bll-
ehep: Wave 81 Halpin s. John Nh Joseph McN1rrayi
Adam Car 81 While Glasgow. WOoihil!; LeFriyu
Pe-dieiou. n Marks &c; Chlie Harold Rch. HA7anA
Tavior 4 Co - - 80,
Brig wsiton fBrl Davidson. Windsor rs: Qlsen VIC
to-e srl Hooper Nova Scpua- Tucker Lignioo1fne,
blow. Colnuru, Piciou NJ, Aired Laid; F.orA lSrl
Trcler Panama Middleton CO; Tsrquin, SAWYER, My
folk - ,,,r.
schr, Aheons, Dssne Plymouth, NC LEang, Srl Lse-
man M0cuedouc. Thos Lolt 4 Coz AbooI bs"1sleS
len, Boston, Edna Okels, Philadelphia haAa' D--
borsh Lsne Washington. nc.
s'oops Rhode Island, Hull Providence anss Long
James do Deep RIVER S0lih gark, Mdflel'oi Higiian1
Hart Providence.
Barge sar Lc1ghead, Phlsdephis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30
DENMARK.

The Hamburger BOrseahaile Of the 18th states that
the Prussian General Bulow intended to visit Co
peDbagen on the 18th. That all persons on farlough
In the Danish army were yesterday desired TO
return Immediately and that nearly all the frgates
and smaller ships of the line, as well as manof'
war, have been equipped.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30
spoken, &c.

Apni p, lail I'm lon IS W, Norw bark Prius Oscar
Frederick Looiz from Bueuos Ayres FEB l6l for Buceo
No date 50 e. IS, brig Marshal Ney, (of Warren)
from nOfleaDs for Have, 70 Is out
IS LAT 81 - ~ lon f31 w, big Industry Pike from
New Haven for ST CrOiX, d. out
Nay 10, LAT 81 20 ~ on 10 W, sch Wscosas, I'm EYork
Tor Por 0 Rico. Dc OUT
May e, Of Bock Island, Hamb brig Frederick I'm Bor-
desux for Bslnaor-.
Nay IS, LAT IS 10 ou a. exchanged signals with ship Ma
~ Glover, u Boston, steering r..
May ~ s,44 80 Ion q 90 snip Esinore, Of NswYort,
from Baltimore.
enng :.
msy lat 81 ~ lon ~ 50 W, passed bark Republic (of
New.iorsl steering SSW.
May 81 lat 81 70 lon u? brig May h5.er of New Hayen)
sieefings.
May H. Ia, IS e. Ion q a. ship solceu I'm NOrlesns for
Coves &c.
msy q, On the Banks, schr Ceres (of Nrbehesdl with
5tt0 feb
May sail 3oPH. lat NSa. l,n GO y, say steamship
Pacific, hence for Liverpool going Ct ane rae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
By Eactne Telegraph from LOAd0" to Liverpool
EN- GLAND.

LuNDON, oAt1fdhy, HfHJ 70
There was a general indisPositioa yesterday %
transact Exchange business upon Continental
places, with the exception Of Hamburg which
continued in demand. Bills were generally MN
at higher rates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30
Foreign POrfs.

Arr AT Valparaiso April H. bries Marshall 100 days fn
Malaga, repg"; 18th, Mary Jane, Renlon, a. dsys from
BBenCs Ayres; l6ib Cayues- IS DAY SIN Rio 0farce
20h, barb Sarah Hooper Hooper 80 Dc n San Frsncsco
Sailed April Sd, ship sweden, Coing Boston, l6ib shio
ADgelique Nelson, for Caao
Arr Al Il Johns NF -0h inst, Arsbella Tsrbsl Kesny,
New York.
Arr al Piciou 18Th mat chr Rscbabita Power Portland
20, bark John brouwer H. igh, New.York Ga 18th,
hTig ID BoUdro, NH0fk; ssis Mary Jane Tefho, do;
Providence, BOuin. DC; Ro al Miner, Bsbn, Newh1ry
por' l7ih, scfs Mary virginia King; Matilda, LeBsnce
G'snyD. Greenwood snd Prfrei Bbuirol, do ish bngs
Victory L. Blanc, DO; Ms 4, wer Peterson, NYo'k 2lsi
hng sarah, Cook Providence; 22d schr RechRble Por
land
Arr al Halifax 9th inst brig Mary Sopbis, Paksr Fs
srslsLuTg; 2Jlf, steamer Niassrs. Ryrie, New.Yot O.
houts lard sailed san day for Llverpool Cid 2ch Aue
liza, for Alexandria.
Cleared from Quebec Nav g. schrs Chicsso, Brow,
Cleveland Ohio; Quebec Currsu, do do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30
by telegraph.

SAVANNAH, May 2l-Arr brigs Frank Boston; Excel
Reyel, NYOrk.
CHARLESTON Mayfair banks Johanna Frederick
Nlurk; Arnold, Boston
KEY WEST, May l7-Arr sch Lsura Jane, NYork.
BOSTON, May % AR ship Sarah burlington. Cad nth
Swedish corvette Nsjeden, returned on account OF dan
eye her rudder
Bark Roman Buenos Ayres. Marc 10Th. Spoke April
% lat p s. Ion So brig Lowell New York for California
Nav II, lat - Ion s., bark oeesnus Bienos Ayres for
Boston
scbr Louisiana, Aux Cages, May 7,h L,n brig Heurco
for Boston In de-
sctr Bsrbadoes Gonaives NAV 10 Len brig Robt Ram
say, for Boston IN IS days sch Davis jr NYork ds
Saw llib beating "a the Bay, sooPs Of war Gsmlu'
town and Albany
sch arssa Story Gorsives May = w Robbins,
Phis; X X n Fstel, Albany.
Ga steamer ilhernis Liverpool; shp Slntigo East In.
dies; bark Leopold Rouefdsm Vrgifia Ann, CharlesOn:
heB China, Ceesiina and Jaues Wa iacs Phada: schs
Croion. 1rindsd; w Gan, Baltimore; Arciurds Pha;
Era, nfors
TAUNTON Msy 23-Arr chip Harriet Ewing, Tacahu.
sno Mch p; sch Roscius NYork SD oop Noun, Ho1 e,
NYork.
NEW-BED FORD .s.h-Arr ship washlugth, North Pa.
chic, via Sandwich Islands with 80 bD So 400 whale
Shatuck NYork for California; same dsy, schr Monticello
Boston for d.; March 81 iatfl long So bark Water.
ran, do Tor dC 2is lar 81 u long n IS ship Nugiao New
Yokior do DAY Trident Pacific for bedford; 25h
ai Il, lon Il . ship Trenton N.w-York for CsiOnla
April 3 p. lat II * 80 a. bark Oriental Oslou: for do
husno Mach nh with Coo sp as VIII; schr Henrsi,a Pail
SID schr Oscar Jones Baltimore
PROVIDENCE 28ih-Afr schr o Of +, Rlchmond
Minerva, Albany. Fisher, Phi Hsctu, ROnd0u sips
Harvest WIN Bowen, Providence aud Blackstone, New
Yorb; Emblem. Rondout Sid .ooD Adonis RondouL
WARREN Elh-Sld s'op Jas Bennett, Albany.
BRISTOL. e8th-Sld slOop Arion, NY0rk
FALL RIVER ~3th-S,d schr Richard Borden, Virgins.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30
California Vessels spoken, &c.

Touched Al Tsleshusno nch :. bark Cadn1s fo,saer,
I'm Sag Hsrbor (Oei S0 for California and I'D u ~ IN .ea
WA Tsrlun, Woodbury. IN Sew6u,yPor; tosi ol rna "a
loci .sl ard sd "a for a.: sehr Vim Coils Gtryis I'm
EYork NOV y aud cd lesh fIr DO; on brig Gensoe ia.
zetpe I'm NYok l0et ~ snd 50 ~ of 40, ssn onts
Harvey Bulnof- aud sid l5h for do lota, ship Charles
Carroll smith, Lcudon (Dec 10 sod 81 - for do; llth,
for DO: sfr Nsry and Emms Patterson Ne1ackei dec u
snd I'D lab ,r DO: l2h. brig AK Sarsn Nsvorrgyon
San FrsIcAcci i7h, Ves.ec, 5Psaeef Payt-i le sap
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MAY 80.

y. bark Mrraa,a, from Ness,s,1ela'c ca ~ S1'
well Mrs Davis and ehiidren' "i'' ~
b b,,o LaSv J1as from Lrp0O-Mr aud Mrs h''e.el
: IN 5rIo Garland frcr Cork-C Harris A Henning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30
IFrom our Correspondents |

PHILADELPHIA, May -Ayriped-Brg Putnam. Fa--
re BIO Jsnero; schrs Mivlle Passages, exaddr';
+ a Hsw kips, buse. Boston; MAfcg Wiet 8, Warren,
ri; Truemsn. Tuhill New York, Albion, Hart vinsl-
Haven, Me- Mechanic, Cain, Boston, Wism Hsnry May,
bOston.
CieIyef-Bsrk Delaware, Lewis, Boston; brig Henry
Buck, oO6side, Demerars; schfs Francis hawkiaL,
Huse Boston; ChrouOmeter Person, do; Marcy, VIII.
let's, Providence William Henry, May Haltucksi j
Truemen, Tuihil StonnstOn Conn; Fakir, Ball, Albany
Albion, Hart Salem Macs; Mechanic, CSn, Boston; Fdu-
Gle, (Russisn) POeman, Wilmington. nc
NEWPORT, May G-Ar bark Sylph, from Charleston
for Providence: schrs Msrsens, Rider from NYork FOR
Dennis; soop Emuator Dennis, from do for do. 28th
schfs Henry Clay. Nye from Albany for NBetiOrd Mathew
Bird. Smith from Baltimore for Cohssset Rainbow, Bar
reu from Conn River for Virginia. Nsrcisss. Jones' from
Cold Spring FOR Boston, sOops Henry Castoh HEATH from
NYOrk; Willard, Miller from NYOrk Tor NBedlord
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30

E1yort Of Cotton ne Port Of Netc York. SEPT
lS49, 20 May g. 1850
To Grit Britain. bales II 749 To other Foreign Pors S77
10 S Nn9S .; faYons SSSS
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FOREIGN rdARK ETS.
Varf1R's Circalnr,
prAsa

Per 4,ial LONDON, Friday Msy Us Pm.
In American stocks there has besn less business his
sek a. The high prices have produced pa1ss 10 the Con-
tpepu. demand. United States sues n Inscriptions %
1857 T. sse offered Al 10 Per BJn.S . 81 no with
coupons 81 III per cert Massachnseus si.rng a. l9
per cent parcel Of Pennsylvania has been placed A. 85
Der cent aud sellers 81 II other stocks we
have charge business Of consequences 10 men1Jl.
Tie produce markets have been characterized By n
creased rmness his week and Hlher CHER prices have
been oblsire ed for several articles viii be By he
suhjoned remarks The Com trade TOO has shown u-
Their tendency improvement and Cotton continues very
firm.
CooHSEAL-We have had more inquiry, and 80 bags
Honcures silver have fsUnd ready buyers from b ID y
Sd win ~ bags Mexican silver ron - ID IS "a. sld 10
bags BLACK 3s % Sc sd Tenerh bought 10 A. 81 % -
led.
Cocoa-26O bags Thridad on sale today brought -
l5s and 20 hags Guayaqu. were bought IN al 500.
COFFEE is hpBsf, aud CeyOn Of native growth, Il 10 de-
msnd fos 40s 3d. al which there are few s-lers II
casks 80 bays Jamaica have sold eady from 38s Tor or
dinGry up 81 shings for low midding In the Coni-
mental markets holders generally showing more clnn-
deuce bHt the demand for consumption remains Limited
The following The imTOns AID stocks on he lstnst
vZs Imports STOCKS
l949. 1850. lSf9. 1850.
Ct Britain .lb. 95oQooo 95eoooo 4o2oo,ooo 57,eOoooo
O.neI z oo no 7oo 0o0 a 200 o0 rt0 .o neo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30

FLOUR AND MEAL-The Flour markell IL rather heavy
a. The and outside quotations cot freely paid.
The demand speculation 10 ies active there affair
rsde demand The sales are 6Soo or 900 obls including
few hundl ed Canadian, a. IL. p bonded Toe quo
sous for Stale and Western arc a. yesterday sale OF
LOCO bhs for June delivery made on prvs.e terms Ia
rather moIe Al The close tsSn a. the opening ssles
are $3.50 bbs ST Sl d6 90 for mixed snd straight brands
Meal 10 quiet ard hFm with sales 200 b6is jersey AZ 81.
Rye Roui is ? s5d $S with sales 100 bois So
Export from lss TO 4s'h May .is50 1919
wnss touS W:,; Ssr, /. ss,r ar,n with ~,
mixed Ohio Genesee 10 held 4 l50c Cora to-day, bet
ter with good inquiry sales Is Go bush, M &c for hsated
err; 6So69 for soahera Yellow 6S fr Northern Yellow
20 for Jsrsey Yellow; IS for oo bush Western mixed t
July delivery Rye also better with sales IL 900 bush
&C private par 10 arrive No sales Of Barley
ported. TIE .nsrtet Tor oss sun upward, win sales
Nohen nj Is d50 Jersey san; sales 4tO0 bush Nova
Scotia 81 5Se. weighing 81 i6s.
Export nom lei To Ss.h May $50. 1850 1919
Wheat .....,..-.''...........''''.o uons. sSS
PRoVIsioNs-Tbe nsiket COZ Pork IS bGoTaat Aad he
demsrd il fair sales so Or Go ebs 81 10 g., for Mess
Beef In fair demand Al previous prces; Prime Mess 10
SlTdSls al sales 80 tea sale was reported ~ 10 ~
Lard sgan better with sales SO hos 17ie for prime
OF Cut Meets notice safes $50 so,s psin Hams a. 81
60 hhds DRY Hans snd Shoulders al sn0 &c y 10.
Export from lei to 2slh Nay ..::. 1880 1919
.oOls S<6i li12
Lard ISIS
WHlSkY-ls better again today with sales 500 bbls
Ohio knd Prison ii sic and 50 DIaage casks Al sc, e
TALLoV-Ssles S0gC0 % 40 O1q tbs Buiehsrs Assoeis
NAVAL STORES Crude Turpeutire IL IS, with .slss
SEQ bbls For Resin the mskei 10 sieadv; 500 bols New
Or cans al - delivered, sni 500 DO Wilmington ahosa
the sane at. splrits are 3sd35 With small sSies
HlDl S-Tte receipts Of HIDES within three dsrs have
teen u 500 q large pOricn OF which were sod 20 arrive
cargo Of q Gee Baenos Ayres sod 81 lSc Tor dry q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30

sUs-ks-s.. - Sal Is zoOs-sea. ooa
HIGH wGrER....My 80 a.
ss-1 Frt II ioa Gov Ill. u ~ Veil Gsio " aim
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-30
MARINE JOURNAL.

sr~i4rvst ALN'.-.c....rHr, DAY.
The New York herald., 1850-03-19
Rsiiw ny lntsiilgsnee.

Rsussap ~ CHili-ws uudsrstand that Allan
Csmps.li Eco the Chief Engineer Of the Ns- York
and Harlem Rsilrosd has resisnsd his ofss Ia that
company and has scssptsd the sppoistmsnt of Chief
Epsinser OF railroad 70 be constructed immeds,sly,
from the port Of Csidera the fsciae Ocean 70 Co
pisvo In the mining district Of chn about IS miles
from the sesboard
The compspy consists Of the leading merchants and
moe, influential eitis.ns of Cbiu and uudsrstand
that the active directors natives Of the Uol
ted states vho have bees many years resident IN Chill
ard have acquired innuspes there By their sptsr
prise ssd public spirit Amongst them, We heard
named Mr. Hsvilspd.a native Of wsstcbesser county
IN thi. state man Of great indusnce and ibsrs,isy
Copsspo In IN. province Of coqnimbo s situated In
n deg South latitude about see miles North Of vsl-
pasho IN Of the richest mining districts 10 Chit
IL !. about so feet above the rscioc oo.so ssd the
reed viii chiefly consist ~ desesndioG grade. from that
point the but ip part sre.sdios 50 feet 10
III. mile. The country provsrbtsiy hestsfs and the
republic sf bin bs. enjoyed more uniform sod rrga
lsr syst.m Of than most Of the southern
". understand the. th,. vii b. sh. nr., ra,iro.i In
south NJ. ries and not dosbt that " ~ be
ess,ui SD Introduce fsvorshiy 10 our south Ameri
cen hre'br,n this most inpOrtsns feature Of siviss
tn. elton cfur Allan csppb.i o. ebi.f engineer
fftupsts for this To the his best SCH
integrity .bicb commands, the utmost osadepss he
upr- tbs spd eperg, Of ebarscer ~hisn
are sssptal In the bead OF svsry tooprtsns enter
mise Mr. Can sbell ts. selected as his princps az
s,,,snts nsssrs walton w. Evans aue Atessodsr
CsmpbeIl beth Of vhom are gentlemen of biso attain.
.pts and great prscicsl experience. In their pfoss.
,iop spd either Of ~hcm IN esse Of nesesstty could
the charge Of the entire work a. ehief snss'
n.er. ..
Mr. Evans vss the priacipal assistant Of Mr Camp
b. In the con strucston ~ the Harlea rsrosd from
white risips 90 Dover. sod contributed frestiy %
hs thoreosh prscticsl hposisdee and unursng indu'
ty 10 the aamlrsble maancr In vhicb that vorh ~
constiucfed.
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gscteh snFioser "a high stss,pmests, having. hte
MT. Evans been lers -pgsesd upop the stass csssis
snd vss recently the demoersts cssdiaass for state
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Our state msy we'll be proud ~ ccrtvsbutsrs such
mes 20 the sntsrprss of sos,hern n.,shbors sod
In their eele.ton ve have stisr pltuens 3, the
chsrseer ssd sku cf Ameriesn spginssrs With these
Witch have been previously given ~ Rss,ts snd Aus
ois. We pnderstapd that the CORPS wiil embark for
rhssres the latter part of this month asa VII
the kpglish seamsr frem fansma TO Csldsra rssy
cary vith them the warm wishes Of nssy sinsers
frispd Or their tneesss and Welfare.