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D0KER, BROS. JONES, 81 Market street. Philadel.
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TUE BEST AND MOST VALUABLE AGRICULTURAL
Il IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY, exhibited Al
Fair 1880 will be Inv ii 80

No exhibitor OF Agricultural implements at the above
named Fair having received onehaf the amount of pre-
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and Machines il b conclusive evidence that ours were
sidered the best and most valuable exhibition.
the great Fair Of the Maryland Institute for the pro
motion o. the Mechanic Arts, held In Baltimore In Octo-
Yer and November 1850 the FIRST premium n heavy Silver
snS was awarded 70 Ezra Whitman r for the largest
premium (another Silver Medall for I'D ~, nras fust
~ nswsy herse POWER which made for exhibition
oap s,oas ~ AR, IN london, in May, 1851
TINS CITY and probably the largest in the world t
ooo ws.a oogo p9rghs $50 Treshng Machines
500 Cultivators, Reaping Machines wbt cutters
cna oop crnshers Burr Stone Mills Cider Mills h. v an
planter couId wish In tho prospetion sh. farmer
all Of which win be sold reasonable tsrrs
r rsssn a. IA g. ., WHITMAN, Jr., \ Co.
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1spscotes General Emigration and Foreign Ex
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The subscribers being alone entrusted with samples OF
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market, invite the attention Of the trade
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The TRIAL OF GENERAL HENDERSON. ut the
last datos from New Orleans, was making no
progress. No additional jurors had been OBJ,
tanned, and now venire of ninety-sx had been
ordered TO be drawn. The prospect is that no
jury can be obtained In the case.
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FEBRUARY Is.

mr. NcLAsK, of Maryland, having the right
to close the debate on the bill, devoted consid
cradle portion Of his hour to the attempt to show
some inconsistency on the part of Mr.. MoRsE
The House unanimously granted leave to Mr.
NJ TO reply after the debate was finally termi-
mated, when Mr. NJ. spoke substantially as fol-
lows
Mr. MORSE. ! shall not take advantage Of
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A SILVER CARD CASE, with Mrs. Ell.
n wood Fisher" engraved on il. A liberty
eward will be paid for its dslivssyas this edlss.
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BALriNoRE, August %, 1881.
Cuban Sympathy Mehas-Yoi1nteer for the Commaad-
Captain Magyar e--U1is Nominations, &c.
The meeting OF Cuban sympsthizers, at Monument
Square, last night, we'll attended but lacked that
enthusiasm which has attended similar us
in other cities Beale richardson Esq editor of the
4ygUs, presided, with half dozen semi official military
OF the spsniards well Of the Prrsden
ana Consul Owen william IL. Pitts, q young blood
from the Vest also proceeded to address the in
most ephuiastc strain, declaring his IN
yrsnts and would bid defiance the authorities to stop
nm except at the expense OF his life.
William + Preston also delivered n short address,
aboupding IN the mot indignant dcnu 1cistons the
Cuban tyranny but, at the time expressing the
belief that the national administration will adopt such
course as will DO justified in the eyes of the world
series OF resolutions were adopted and it being i'm
possible TO obtain any more speakers, after wait of
some half hour, during which the presidsnt lee ured
the meeting on the subject Of good order and proprty
an adjournment WEE moved and carried.
The principal geiter up Of this meeting Captain
James Mcguire, Who it will be remembered, sailed to
Liverpool about two years since in command Of the pilot
b. at Romer He il ready and anxious take comma nd
Of aquatic excurion TO the Queen Of the Seas and
as be has seen hard fighting bJth by land ami sea,
there Is competent Tor the post than him
self There enough here II the sinews OF
oply be supplied in sufficient quantity To secure steamer
ard outfit.
The wings last night, nominated John ii b Lstroba,
ESQ. as their candidate for Commissioner Of Public
Works and he is certainly most competent and efi.
ciept man Enough rather much welded the Bati
more nd Railroad 60 have hand the control of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal lie il very popular
among mechanics Of all parties having frequently
delivered lectures before them NJ the meetings the
Mechanics Institute The foilosing gentlemen
also nominated for the House OF characterization H.
Travers Richard France, James Suffer- James Ran
delphi John Green, tarles Mayer and James Cook.
Three remain be baotted for Each Of the can
didatss chosen Of standing and respec ability.
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O. bsnss eAserved somewhat unsetted during the DAY
oosed very firmly at the extreme given bsox
The sc':s sssesso o xs ooss ssx nsss SIS
and old at $i2 co. Beef In brisk REQ ues IS rs
Sll for and So 50 for prime the nxures
for some 2to bos Beef hams were much wantd at s4
Cut meats improved tDte 90 packages pickied hs
bringing Nc. and GO smoked shoulders IKE Lard met
with more ready market at tn. rse; go bois
s0d to prime were purchased. ut Sc n ga Oiio and
stat but ranged from Sc to lc ami cheese from &c
to 64c the ID with a IN od-rste business
REAL EsTArE-Ry auction. th. house and lot No rs
west Seventeenth street 25x92 feet disposed Of for
$3.50
sroAns- Some eo0t0 Havana we're picked up at so a
s25i and 70 eco German Mt So usual tims .
eoAp.-turfher sales Of ~ boxes red ro.tled CASTLE
we're made at Sc exc, on four months credit.
SPiRiTs American wkiskey WAS very quiet; the r.
fetched 23c though more was generally asked and
40 hhds. drudge, at prices not made public for.eo
liquors good retail request ~ the quotations lat
given Imports this dayl3s half pipes loo quarter d.,
$50 pbls. brandy. cask do.
SUGARS .,ned to tend in favor Of o~ners Tue
brown Havana at $50 n 57Sc
wrsrs-soce our former notice there 40 quarter
casks I, rife sold At zoe 100 sweet auo dry Malaga
at 3sc 4cc. and Is burgundy port vt 47lsc Soc
Imports this dsy-25s hhds IS half do 70 quarters do
800 cases. 3al baskets 10 casks.
PROD cE.
The aggregate receipts Of produce by tho North River
boats to-ogy. ashes 100 hbts flour 1890 d. ;
whoa. Is 0fO bushels rye, 1900 do oats. l3O0 do !
corn az SEQ do provisions, rs packages; whiskey 2l0
bbls; and wool 800 bales.
Is,roRrArIoSs DAY
PIEacHrxG PowpERs-a0 casks bleaching powders.
BnicEs-lOO,0 fire brick.
CoAL-lsz tons cosl
DKvos-le cssks sal ann oniac; 1O4 casks soda ash.
DEAD- 3C2u pigs lead
LUMEEn-6i9 fscf meteck knees.
METALs-l0O cases yellow metal
On. PAINTs-59 casks yellow ochre.
SALT col bushels salt; $50 tcks do
Woop-lt0 bundles willow
WooL-43 bundles wool waste.
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MARKETS ELsEwHERA
STOCK SALES


BosTon August -Brokers Board so shsras Vermont
mos 35q; .odo Sis; 200 do, hoo 49, 50 Do mos, an;
90 do So 35a: II Eastern hai osd S baston Ard Wor
Railroad, It; 20 Portland saco Portsmouth RR,
So % Michigan Gen trai RH l 9No-thern RI Co. Fitch
burg RR ltr; Boston and Msre RS lClH $50 Reading
RR 90 % do 29A 100 d.. EOS; 50 oste asbarg Railroad
IL mos after "a 3 IL Ogdebshurg Railroad 3S - do
IL MOT. 81; Eastern Railroad, n 81 50 kdssworth
on phny "a; iup CO. mos n4i 50 canton Companr a
CO. o.; % co. Ga; leo d.. o. 6l; >tats Back 6j g
Bspk Commerce. loi; do 1924 $4,000 City 6 49, 100
PnnArsLPnIA August % First Board-sl,Oo Lshigh
Int .sis6 20 do sis 1000 United states os 81 Ilg 100
Ches Sad Del is !iti; $40 do 81 SU State SIS. 9Ds -
shares Lehigh Int s@9 10 Mine Bi a: 50 Reading 2S;
lo do = z; 100 CO. Is 27 100 do e 100 d., -, y;
d. ,so do r, 26 3fer sales 100 shassa aead-
- sly Second board s2ooo State So 9o, $40 do 6s.
Ol; $50 shares reading KR "a Penns RE- Az 800 Union
Canal IA; Mine Hill RR es 10 ~ lns, li3s after
Sales $40 Sch. Nsv SIS int, or 3 100 shares Readin,
RR. Hia 40 do, E3si s50do., 2715.
BALrisoRs, August c7.-Sf0ek Bodrd-5 sha-es Mer-
chants BIZ, 9D1s 30 York ard Cumb 1914; q d., io;
Is do, time. ~ So York and Cum beriand Sr 1874
board to-day Maryland 6s s.sed at lo2 bid ll asked
Baltimore 6s 1850, loi% bid, lnx asked Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad bonds IsG7 9lal bid; Do 10 hid.
u sssed; York and Cumberland. S bid 1873 asxed Bait
and Susq., IS asked,
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Tei-.ratp:s rssrips Esyatts.

n =
Arrived Brss Cen Tsyior. Ellen Maria aad Paul JoOsi
TfifcflTtia.
ftieS- Catherine. frcm London; tafls Robert from
d.; fatrt frsr Cronstsdt.
Citsres-siip snsstore trevl. Calcutta; htits Ann
NARY kGlagA eyiTb, haitiore trgs Car Inc san an,n
Ccftro'ts Tcrraoca iotsphue. savannah brie. fhiia
detff; Susan spofofs Thomasop TO load Tor Nvrsens
tshrs For,tt stysBnsh. Mercy, Rohmond Homer Nforh
crlsnto, Philadelphia. - n. .r
Fssd-rris Harriet Newell Warren, Philsdephia; schr
"''i'N' ' NoprorH, Aug ~.
srriyss-prig Meamors from yocomco for Boston IRE:
rot,s ashore smiths Point with loss OF Tore ana
nsn rart,sG .chr Ripple from NYorh With css o. sails
Gtoretosn Tor EYork With o.s Of oresai schrs Daniel
Trsrts from Boston, with ioss o. forcssil and otherwise
dsmrscd: Abdel Ester with lss Of bs AID anchors
Fldicge piiadepks for Frederieksburr, lost sais o
ioc dsct Trad ke Frsdrisk fugete Thoms tor steamer
Vfrer Phadeyhis; sltoa bark from baltimore Tor Bos
Al snebor in Hampton Roads dsmsstsd brig and slsrge
soIr ashore Henry. sehr Parker bottom M In
Hofse sfte schr Mary hbns from Boston dscharsirg
al ola Peint Comfort Btrh George Henry OF Nfork s
entirely dmssted Br BRIG Commerce 10 ashore on Crane
Island. ..-- -
Arrivedschrs Governor. Philadelphia; Henry Clay AL
tany. y..--,- A.. %
p.,ov-schr J G wsidrcn, NYork.
f.ed-sohr Union Bangs, Bsltmere; sloop Chase oaks,
N'" RrcpxoSp. Aug n.
Arrived-ss,smer Pennsylvania, PhiisdeIpbs -
a,,,V,s-B,s veis.co Mn, Phiisdephia for Ns1bury.
rsrE sehr stutksrner. Philadelphia. -.
Arrives-ship v Given. EYork.
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In Salisbury, Maryland the 25ih of Augu,t. J.
sTins GouenToS, sen Of Edward and Electa Hongh-
The funeral will take place this day Goth inst at
O'Clock in the mtrnng from tho residence OF his father
No ~ West Twenty fourth street His remains will be
taken to Trinity Cemetery for tnternient.
Cd Thursday, August Is. after short but severe IL
ncs, deeply regretted by numerous circle of frsnd
hT MchEis SOLOMON aged ~ years.
lis friends. and those oi has brothers Lewis Henry
George ard Solomon the members q Lafayette Lodg Of
free aDS Accepted M3sons. also thu Numbers of Worth
Lodge ", AGO., o Ct o. r., with the frieads Of tho
family respectfully invited 10 attend his fun, ri this
fIicay, the 18th inst IL O'clock A. ~ flou his la.e
iesiitEce, No 80 Nanfewater street
AZ Springfield Mex jersey on sunday. August 25 If
,b'rt tes ElLEs the lounges; daughter Of John and
On TUESDAY. August -. FE.Scis SEirn, aged IS
lis ;ursI III take place som bic late residence 6j
o'clock ns friends the members 81 shrI.on's Am.ri.
can Brass Bsrd men bers o. the New York Mu,iea Nh
tual Protection Association also, the New York Bohe.
nan society are respectfully ue5ted to attend with
out further invitation.
At dorsey city the 9Th Of Augut, Of drop.y, Mrs
JANE NAHp, eyed q yeaTs.
Ire frieuds and acquaintance o. her sons Henry and
Nilfem Ward AID those CflCr scu~ ialaw c. q. Cad
eco Hoegss and John B. Paradise arc respectfully
icvt 20 attend the ftsral this afternoon the 29th
irst a. o'clock at So Mathews Church Sussex street
sgyChy.
irc,1-'@ii Est--s lease copy
On Thursday ucrninr. Au-lzt 2S at O'Clock. IN the
90 ycsF q Lis age DiEpRicu RonDLNEuEc, anaye CT
Hanover. Germany
TIE relatives and friends ard the members Of the
GermgR Bsottorly Love hodge No q A, o. 81 q y. are
ftI rtully Invited 20 attend HE funeral this day at
two Och *, from too cry Hospital
o. the 2Sth Ct August Mana, wife Of Frederick III.
Hthr
Tie icnIs end relatives Of the fluy are respectfully
iuy b. attend Der funeral. this Afternoon st 2oc9ek
fc her late Iez.dsEco no ca oseTy with Jut further
invitation.
on Beanefdsy evening August "a Nr. EDwARD Coos,
~ the ga year - his eye.
liz friends are invited n attend biz funeral 70
nv (sfesyl afternoon, At o'clock, feon his late re-
f.G.lco. $50 frort ttrtet.
On ihe 9Th r" August FtirN Wittr, eyed * years.
Her funeral III take place thl- (rridty) ~ ~
lsttft O'Clock from the resldenoe of her son. Ed
vuit So its No 81 s0u.h Sixth street, WIiinsLurgh
TIE rlsvcs sad ticuds n the faiy particularly
TtCuc-'td % attcnu. without futthrr notice.
On Tie cy,nirc q Thur day the = Ga oi August CT
cistriofy. Mr.. ELEANoa BaAsuE kEf Soius WIDOW o.
the lae dwsfd Rrynoits "a ard daughter CT the late
Judge Jacob Hagermsn. OF New YORK.
A. h'tstceie, Nev Jer.ey, Auguet 20. Mr. WitLf,Y
VS. i~s1fh tstd' ysaIs formerly resident Of this
rifv.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

THURSDAY August Zo-6 Il. NJ.
As,'rs have been dull only 20 bhls pearls, found
purchasers, at SIS so; and pots at SIS IL SIS ls2I.
BsHswAx displayed an insbinate appearance; few
lots OF VI estern brought 26c, cash
BREApsTrfFs.-rhe Flour market did not quite
so hrisk TO day yet quotations for nearly all kinds
hrm before The sales exceeded IL 600 bbl-uniu.
siec,d, at 81 = So 81 al sour at SO 3lL IS 5O
superfne. Nc at So "a So 62 4; mixed to straight
Western, at So 81 SO 932.; ordinary to choice and
common Ohio, SO 81 y 81 good round hoop do with
fancy hichigs ct So sS 81 C6H; and pure Genesee,
at s4ttA 81 1873 per Dbl Co,.ddion, "a previously
observe in POOR stock; for fresh ground No l. fac
tors asked 81 o. and for in bond S3 So South
presented active although less uniform. aspect
- l2tS do TO do 81 l2n ~ 81 ~ and fancy old,
81 e2ls rs Rye Flour came forward Literally,
and could be obtained at SO 81 x the Dbl Corn Mai
was OF 20 buoyant. Small parcels Jersey sell az
al 80 So aud Brs ndy wiEe at IS 70. Wheat favored
buyer. There arriving aad only heard of
26o0 bushels GeBe'ee, prime being sold at ST. with
3Cto do Ohio at SIC bye changed bsnds very slowly,
1T tsc. Oos were in rather better demand iuclud
Ncithern at DO AZ &c and Western a 3. ioc Com
again advanced The busincsr reaching 90 0Co bh being
up Of Damaged and heated at 4. Soc Northern
yellow, a. TIC: snd Western mixed at 81 CSC.
Cocoa A further lot CT e3 bags 1t Domingo in be nd,
was tai On at 4 &c. &c. per h.
CoTFEE In addition to the ssles serted yesterday,
tced lO0 bags LaEuayrs and 25O Porto Rico, chief
y AZ eisc; 100 Rio, 1T sa e7sc; and Io0 St Denim
20. at Sc showing unstered market. Imports this
day 10 bags coffee.
Corrtr New sheathing cormsDdod &c cd do
10 e.; ard yellow metal l6Sc cash per ID; but there
Was pcthiEg Of any consequence.
CoTToS -fbs sales 20 day about COO bales with
a very frn market at u annexed quotations -
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woedside. Barstov from Liverpool bound 70 New York
The enc her Gs os Sa
r ess ins ro.ss che s:sses toS' an =.
ssn.s. laid Socssiss Tin s,siisss sssa sssr
ss. ;sd rsi. ;s w.. sis so'rd g Ion SS
Ship Sr SMITH ilais ssrsni "a. cork July ISL with
md;e ard SIS pas,snssrs I,os. Hicks Had light
s..as miles: took s pilot ROM the pho.
nri.,isn Berg 9th. 6Px steamship Africa hene' for
SIR c.r,'.. S,..s. tet ssvsu.ypsrs Krspp Liver.
on h,ptu'ts, Shoals saw ship IeviAthAn Knapp from
sss g.ssss s.ss cs.ess Juy - With mss and 81
pas ,u ser sisa II e"a"Smpon 0A
sSr s. SSsis: spss nsssd:a a.ss; July >, VIZ z,
s s n ,ss Il A. ss %S
sp".s a:Lns .shr sssew. Q, plymouth aAe st has
sh u, Fss.Ss Drtnl achoy's Bremen 81 days with iron
sig E.. sr.p c.,,sa Bremen days. with md's
3san. july sS BOY 50 s;se sS'
.i; s.s sTs .,sss let inst. lon s,iss passed
Bark Man, M8r,on Patterson Savannah. days. with
sIs Alsbsma Drl keeriop Limerick. ~ days in ballast
a., ,s g i 1n,, Onion
ballast sss is r....rSsrs 's:sr 'a' y Wy"
s. s.t A liza; is AaisI
CAPE Verdi sns ,ls ris whale ship S0uad n
Brig NV De- hs ss r0rtu Prince Aug a with o0es'
Brig Nsuytss, GrifIe May.ruen PR Aug Ia sish masc.
TO order ,sd inst Pa..ed back pu'a 0f B0ss0n Taylor
seir Meteor Kippsn Rum Key tBahamah 8 days. with
sslT lay b.npsrm,n sBr, Campbell: Prince Edward.
Buck
schr New y'rs, smack. Richmond 4days
seEr Mystic Reed bo.tor, dais:
sshr ostanso. BerSics Ellsworth, ! days
Ar 9s nsx Ssyy
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p.ssensrr.s.rivs,s.

Ilvrr roat- sfeAmstp nsis-ar Lenor. Miss Lenov and
ftrtstt Saith LADY, Mrs. Robertson snd child, Mr.
tfron lady children snd servant LORD Hiss Lord
vEo Mifs hiio, Mr. buchanan. lady 5chilaren, end
fervsn Bsrfov aud lady, Miss Barrow and servant
Nay lhty srd daughter hr cLderson lady and infant. Mr.
fictin LADY, sr Brue lady and child, Mrs Srikemsn
ttIdrtr, fieloirr. Bury aud lady, Pearson
ty. Johnstor ana lady hr Cobea and lady Mr. Gu
ws6de Ms,rty Anderson Clark Smith, Taber. Beseher.
Niutcn, Wellington, MAR Mckenzie, Cclemsa Osborn,
Mckenzie Law, II Taylor. Corger. eehondorf Iheurer,
IsftNfhiic, VIM hey, Boyd, Boun Hornby, Prasssca
chi Netvc. sker Alcnrts Lines. Boidean, lotsf frss
-isl. Brhndon, Brown Breote aattheson Duggan MALT
~ Rstkney Law-y Oorrand, Dtsmopteros Glen, BarN-
e. Cilntrf Morrison Davies, Miller, Kelly, DsevtnEne,
ponreil. Donbell. Nav, Taylor. Dlngan, Hacksy,
kettsfe. Csnhel, Brown shaw, stone, Watkin Nimmo,
Perkins Bnsue. Bueteridse Macao Fskner Darlington,
tiers Solomsn Francks 0rcc, s,mmonds Neslit hnch.
Bosl,r Oppctu sn. Jeanne neIecd Prof Matter Hev
Mr. shelton, kev Wilson DR. Beard DR. q Bournor-
VILE mrs Andosard, Mrs Brown, Miss Murdoch Tobias,
suratop Mics Asherton Mr. Evans, Mr. waldo, bcaser Of
6tsrstoles.
Cert Bprs, r A and lady, Cooke. Murphy
Hentor g Drceen, Emmera Mr. Boxer and lady. ID.
ersen, w.lters. Merken, Mr. walters Esch era
thofn, Grashorn ~ Pollen Reimers, Heintten.
Ccslor, Merger, A Pullman MahienSer, A Bornfs
Iesn EYRE, Anna and Amslia 40.
LADY. Levis. Daniel Ludovie nsrser. gateisr,
W. Law son. II Burmcn, Planson, Emma Droshowilk.
usyaE-Packet ship 81 fcolas-Dr klaa.
RIO JAsuno-bsrk II Cornhs-CaptJ Gilbert Of Salem;
savssNsT-Bsrk Maria Norton-Nrs Race and children.
Mrs Paterson and child, MIA Prev an d child.
! Matchmaking Nenvitss-Mrs Kobe. Jose Lopez.
Rvs XIV fBshamsst-Scbr Meteor-G Eeres. lady and
children, David, G Morton. Miss Morton.
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sss: f.s!i S.;S !;.s: Snyder sssstss
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David Arnos. Francis CASH NJ Cassin smith:
f n WAN zsnd eefy pss Cay
II omss Dsni QUA JnO Fisher and Others-Total 400.
sssn Ssytaa sa sHs' %"%. Davis Ta.iy
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Coates: y Gase. AS RIDER. ZIP kenyon. 4 Amss yB
it Ms0n Pf.sIs iG siii. HE.ns.a John
Jane. n jsSn Church. ! Esrss; ciaissSssi: I
norsau, lillian Moore: Locaxocd. K..chum. Hal!
"a s. Chez n SsS s% ss' xI.
ebidr servant Iale daughter ana servant Chs
Black, y Livingston, Barlow, j 3 Ames, An
hekermsp Chas Bingham. Lemuel Hoyt, Mary Armstrong
Mics Armstrong, Master Armstrong. Ewd " Tyler. W
Benz Plnmmer, EiDs.een: Cha. Lyons. Vim d EN-
mot lady ard two Servants Pctor Bull, Willard Jswett
hcDowalL huck. II Dawson, Luvre. Edward Sim
ems, John CLARK n; re Williams. lady and ohds
Henry Anthony Van Wort aud sci steerage Total NS
CnAcRIs AND SAN JuAs-s.eamship Lafayette-Hon
Allen, Consul TO Sandwich Islands j. Daughtery,
tsSsis
ssDrei Crockett W Burlington, John barron, allen,
Buttsrheld Henry Les and lady, Mise Jane Lee w
Orlip Csldon. J kar.hsll, neCleland. DIR Gould.
H,rtoon NJ Booth. Small. Hail. Mr. Allen, l. Ko,t. r
al N. Allyn Jr, Simmo + Sim mon. Jr ID Written.
Jtncs HaTdy j uuser, A Bass ard lady, Ryan,
Spencer Hammond and lady. Hammond and servant,
Covers, Barton and lady. Tahsr, Stockpate, W
Rostrs, lunhsm. LsriiE. G Clark. Perry G King Il
Pore Henshaw and servant spsTIy. Thona Jones,
Ferguson. W Field L Richards j NTH, w ConkIo, y
II Thompson Taylor, w Jones Broom, + Wilson. Co
lind lewis and LADY, Clark. Thomas. Anderson.
1homps SpslGir Thomas Nicholson Degraw Morrel
Lord Williams, Jertins Van Anden. Dmoa.
Nsn Brtr., ~ renr6n W Mel OILS Derran Berry.
tai l4
LYEI PooI-SteamsLpC City Of encheste from Phiiaae-
rnia-Ii Trstn, Taylor kYork; W Strickland Nash
VILE. Teen Il Alsc ,om Philada; Darcy. do W Clay
Liverpool; "A steIpan Phisda David Koraett. ny;
Geo Brown, Canals; liz Eallowell, Phusds; Edsard X
Porter Liverpool: Polioc Phsda; Misc aolglte N.Y.
Mics Anderson do; Eiss Bmbury Epsand tis Hutehson
phada; Miss fa'rthereue. dc; Miss Helen Lines do;
Chri tian; Baltimore.
IrvrRrooI-Pache. chip Henry Ciay--xrs Pollard and
servant Mrs Schepek Mr. Senck and 100 in I'd cabin and
Storage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-29
TelcSraphic Reports.

ST. LoCis, August q. 1851.
The supplies Of produce to our markets liberal
the cepts Of hest during the last three days having
reached 53tC0 bushels Prices have conseq rsy given
End the extreme range Is 45e TIC Flour is dull
caused by upfavoratle 6dvices from New Orleans.
Corn Is heavy. Prov ions in desand d bbs
pork sold at Sl5sssmined here; aud 300 bbs d.. at
s4a SIS Bacon Is active; sales made OF 10
Common clear sides, at re baggsd at 91sc
and ca2vssscd al Ice Whiskey is at 20 Il 20Gc.
BALrIMosr, August 2s, 1851
Flour steady but iuaotiye 400 bbls have been sold
at 81 1881 for Howard street and SO 81 for City Mills
white wheat sells At 80 s79c and red at ~ 75o Corn,
mixed l. at &c. and yellow at 80 G0c Small sales Of
oats. ut 90 a a.2c sugsr-St0 bhds Porto Rico sold
5j{ 5Ac. Coffee-l0cc0 bags Rio coffee sold, ut
eI &c. Wbskey Is at &c